The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THITBSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 186$: LAW INTELLIGENCE. The defendant said that he was guilty ofil *media, tha SHAER bIBTB.-(TB18 DAY.) • BIMINI 10882 MONA boniest+, but it was through ignoranee. -.....,-.- 81 1 ,11 1 unasiya. I 0 1 0811 rams lUM Imam l MONEY (THIS DAY.) It appeared that oo the 9th instant the defendant gent the I yesterday. I 1 11 I WM mak to the Niue Elms depot by one of Mr. fianeders's men. Two o'Ctowit. t es iiii ameessam tawasmai di 1111 -9,--- addressed to Mr. Ewen., at Windsor, and it was mark( I The railway market is buoyant to-day, and most St Ir, Dr i tass i OCUAAJA.A Del 1076 101 The stock COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. " blacking." On the cask being delivered to Mr. Ewens, at of th e pr i nc i pal stocks have risen. Midland stock is n D.. D ew . . iiiizie ,.... . • 1 1 l as - (Before Mr.Ocennsimioner °outburst.) Windsor , sod being told that it WM blacking. he stated 2 _ ....- business still that it was not for him. The cask was, however, opened, iS in prominent demand, and has improved I per SE! e lleglimmagmmamm, NOVEL 11111CAT1031 AGAINST AN VW:RANCE CONPANT meat in she Mr. Dowse applied to the court on behalf of a widow . 88 „ ' ai d on ben found to contain limiter matchm, Mr . . Ewers mid "it was all right. cent, Metropolitan and Great Northern have also us * a t asa.. " oma palwassess • advanced 4 per cent. ; Great Western, j ; and Ca le g 1116 e, 1i5.441.14/W - .- .. -. be completed panted Balbarn, whose husband had insured his life for 1001. The defendant said the cask only contained 10 package. of donian, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, 4. Lou- : lis UNIIIIa • L Users- US 107 •-• io the National Provident Assurance Society, and who died -. of the Yule Inciter matches, and at the bottom • quantity of Flanders don and North Western stock is now uoted no a n n e5er5ia. ,.. c. T.: 4 "...,„ " a ._ i t S , .„ i o July last. His widow, who had been duly nominated brie are pretty as the recipient under the policy, made application to the k ' 10 2 :1 to t ; Great Western, 664 to 1 ; Nus listen is:::."- - 7. we us _ Mr. Ingham said he would accept th e d e f en d an t 's state- i to .... office in A ugust last, but payment was refused on the though stead; meat of there being oily tau packages- t ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to m en il t : DoW ns. l4lBl9 o 1 1 : 0„. „1 114 ... 8 0. 61 1 141 10 ground that the decease] man had been tosolvent in 1834. account a fro He now asked that the provisional &angora of the Insolvent The defer:what said that he bad not been long in the I 1 Caledonian, 1194 to j ; South Eastern, 9 6 4 ulO Do. 14 . . do - - q I ...- = _ to the approac Court should be instructed to concur in the application. blned^ticn o f Mr. t a n i l i t for' and waseeeeenyln azare of d t a h w e c m om s pan sad y to i ; Great Estern, 504 to j ; Great Nor th ern, k les entaitriantoteeneta tt 2 - Mr. Twyford for the provisimal assignee took some ob- i two ys DO - more speculati 'ection of form, and noted that the insolvent had not put I aami x'atibla 3 goods. He also said that Mr. Saunders dealt 109 ; and etropol i tan, 1294 to 130 4 . 127 t tq 1211 ; London and South Western, 1014 to l' i r e A m ik .. D° . LS VC . d ß o ef aXi c i se nt 4 ,77 IGO all Dam pref. Bonds 70 72 ..- lin many articles, and all their tickets were printed ~ .... Greek and the policy in his achedule at all. Indian, Canadian, and foreign _ "blacking." IN 41 De. Ord ma. Stock 62 64 The motion was ordered to stand over. railway securities WP 111 De. do. defamed 64 67 although tee Mr. Bent said there was an additional charge of 25 per are steady, at previous quotations. GPO all Do , do. deterred 41 43 (Before Mr. Registrar Harlitt.) i cent. on the carriage of combustible goods. 01101.611,11 IMAMS AND NOM. lOO al Da die pref. Stock_ ll2 101 ell Do. do deterred N 27 _ present set LI ne A. canner.-DIVIDIND. 1 The defendant said they had no motive in eve ling the IL IPe I asuman. I v asrts aeo Cis I *la 6 °' 4 " k we ems bum: reenleis met last - on the last occ The bankrupt was a wine and spirit merchant, of ' carnage charges, as they were paid by the customers. It • 8° IMu NII De. New ..-....- - i} If pm Uf It good demau Upperotreet. Islingtoe. who recently obtained his all arose from a mistake on his part. 2111 ell Mess. WeLatlleartm. 8 8 1 -. 10 le Do. January, liett l} 1f pm e.. order of discharge. This was a sitting for divi. Mr. locham and that as the face of the matter there was * 1 00 end 1 7 1 .1 1 ... ? - - - St 11 10 ell otinitla 6p. al 1•4 107 department is deed. The debts proved against the estate are upwards no apparent interest ; hot if 25 per cent. of the carriage „,, 11 ~,,ml l . 01008 ..,,...... 1101116 . 63 18A1 81 3 1 - 86 100 Do. el per oen: - - -. of 21,000/. ; Mr. Hart, the manager to the estate , reported charges could be saved the customers, they would be able ""' "'" ''"'"" ana Dist " "'"' SS 116 - pi , an 0111.11eseMaelsolleasse 101 101 - Consols are N. IN Galedonten .. •• • • 1 19 120 - en 18 Do. New lo} 91 di .- and the moon that there was 1,100/. in hand ; but the expresses not yet tong' a cheaper article. SD an Oak eed Beiselo - i- - - ... ..• - IN el 3 Dailit.eßdaparraw.op 98 ft - being paid, it was resolved to make a dividend of 6d. in the Mr. Bent said that what the company complained of was 10 25 Clegeneell- T 71 - 109 ell Do.lllp.4ll4l..pritTa 87 V? -• report is as fol . _..- -.. pound only. esediag dangerous goods with mileage goods. 10 alli Ds. •i• no . div. sante .- e- - 1 6 2 Liao Brana,Usated 1 11 pm - -- Mr. Ingham mid that it was • very daogerous practice. 10 01l Do. h fesa ta P ll4lOl . - "" - 10 1 Do., New - - -. money, 93, 4 As it was perfectly clear that a fraud was intends d, he N an Dohlto 10,138 r " 88 " - St. 150 thodtee Guar. 41r p et 9B 100 _ Cents. Redua CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. should convict th e d e f en d an t f or gross negl.gence. He N 511 Ihrl„Pmee, di Abd.ln. 18 17 - St. (SO Do. do. 4 _pa et 1M 107 - mitatiargeand Wargo, 98 100 - Fa. 7 0 1 7 Da. omu .A. Act-- 101 102 tot 914, il ; India 6ncl him 5/. sod 4s. coats. Be ' prim AL Waken 109 110 - fit. 100 ;Mena Corp. 8 per ct.Bd - - - (THIS DAY.) Time was allowed for the payment. st. Greet laden - 60 MI Nils. end Hobson o = -, 68 GO - ditto Bonds, __._ _ N. ' its. A Stock 47 48 .- 20 ad W.llmaserlek • Exchequer BO lea Do. 11. Ans. atk.,2442 7 9 - dam • and B I 2 6 (Before Same Martin.) k 84. 100 ilmealiarthonsooMoo - - BM N.B. cd Caaada 6p.a I at 84 -. Greek Bond MANBLACeIi72II. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE fik 188 Owet Bosihwo ~••• . tri 1 25_ 128 4 8 S .. 100 gns 6 per cent- , 104 1079 1071 William Perkins , a very young man, was charged with llk let Dna 4 Area no arc an. 1319 Int 1324 a. 100 il to. d. lausi do. lOB 107 - quoted 304 I the manslaughter of Robert Preodeville. N. 11* *oaf Illepet.ia paid e 114 178 -11 l I Do. do. do - worse, at 4 Mr. Ulley prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by (ST sisc-razo rzunsarn.) N. MS eassetite Week lira ; 100 101 - et. 180 Da, Panisab Jo- 108 14/ - N. 14 1 9 aged Western l 3l 03 - St. 110 De. 161111.7flot.a.kas 102 lin - main steady, Mr. E. T. Smith. NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ma k ** I *- 114 "rv 3. ' 3 " 4 "`• - - Dtents. ficates are d The facts of this case will be fresh in the recollection of Do. lode Wales _ . 67 09 - the public. The demand was potboy at the Hand and Racket . _ M lee Do. W KW. -ostor. 41 44 - I. 1 ea. 1 11430774. IPd 10. peas. I Saks. . . Vent 'e in rem public.house St. Martin's,' and on the evening of the Se IN Do. be. Nene, 38 a 0 - 11,041,410 N. Mast sad Wan India.. iso 1 les Ma - 2nd of Octo ber the prisoner and deceased and several others SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. ni. 109 Do. Do. Reran. 101 106 - 16 , 97.4111 N. Leedom 100 ,88 70 119 Bonds are lit were drinking in the taproom of the public-bonse, and is the Willem' ... ... ... N. 155 Limeades* Todrnds 1114 1114 Ilk IGO lead= stal liaokerall 71 73 - - 1,919, U. KrAlterine 84. Southampton IM I as 70 al are steady, tb - lei I - - course of the evening some one threw a piece of Sweet Willie ... ... ... IL 140 Oar 110 112 -. UO, 81 Irlotorls - 9 $ ; that of crust at the demised, at which he became very 7 ran. 9 11. IN 469 464 MI 6.010. N Do New - angry, and appeared to be under the impregnate that SWEEPSTAKES OF FIFTY SOVS. tt. NO Landow! North eau 1039 1011 1041 4 DEBLYTUILE STOCKS. 714 to i it was thrown by the primmer. This led to some words N. 100 LendentionthWeetar le e la - &anis beet New York. U. 100 Ilem.,llllNL,•Useetmo. s 49} - Na jSh j Srocu. IPd I CI. atom I eau. Transactions • between them, and deceased challenged the prisoner to fight. After some little time they went not to Orange. APRTHORPE STASIS. 00 ell Mariner{ and Gerais- - U. 100 IlLetrapeente......... 129 110 - - taxon aa. o.lsta., 4 p.e.Mardreep. 100 , 91 96 - 1839 and 18: 1088316 SA FO.Nten.,4p.a.lan./sJaly , 100 1001 101 street, where they fought several rounds, in the comae of Crythela walked over. 10 6 Do. New li 2 1 pm - 610,000 84.,G.Wsta.-10.11.-02.,6ii 1 ..- 90f ; ditto, li which deemed, who was slightly the worse far liquor, fell HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& M. 104 'Gamed ............. 12•0 1 23 - '' p. ct., Jan. A July. -1100 102 101 - and-a-Half la teener three times. The fight appeared to have been • Alines& ... . 1 514. all / 70 . New l9 lOm - W 0 ets.ooo St. I Lanc...tYk.4p.c.Jantity MO 98 107 es. us Do. kinst.• Derby_ 97 99 - 670.0110 St. Lon.BraL4p.c.Jan.&J 7, 100 98 100 - - i ; ditto, f perfectly fair nine, sod after it was over the prisoner L ( stoa ... .- and deceased went back to the public-house and - Id •01l am, Gt. Wis. ave.) - -. 101611291 It , Lir N.W.4p.c Jent.fily' 100 98 100 - Mexican, 4' 18 ran. N A Do 4 lease 4MI =. ULM. 50. Do. 311..o.len.tJely, 100 86 117 - were on terms of friendship dating the r es t o f th e 111 all Mid Kent - _ 239,730 84. L&5.W.,4p.c...Ten.116/Ly 100 98 100 - 411, j ; New evening, and deceased proceeded about his usual businem 14 all MU [sat Lles) - - - ... . St. Midland Sp.*. lattltJuly 100 .08 100 - and shut up the house. He afterwards went to bed, and FREE HANDICAP OF 100 SO B on st. Weft Banat 641 614 641 .... St. N. British._ LP. A DAL, „ Cents., 314 ; d the meat morning he was found dead. A poet mortem ex. 0 ,...„,_, iii. no Do.sor..ronililion n la - , ; 6y . et.. Feb. et Ann... , 100 100 111 animation was made, and it appeared that the deceased had 1 . 0 7 - ' Bine 1181 " 1. • (11•• " (47 • Bnr " 111, Tornado . 85. 110 0. saswes-sowies 1014 1011 101 1 ~_ 82,411 81. 1 10. •ft.m.,tp.e.Jan.aly 100 :97 9.1 - 494, • 4 ; ditto toe, Giraffe e, Newmarket, Sammerside, Mainstay, and at mg 3 0 ,, e.ej,Lre,, , ,, - died from extravasstion of blood on the brain, caused 0t .,...,.. i „,„_ - aa. .... 181 dooLNJl.4p.c Ap..Wdlloo '- - - 494 , it lo i i m. us tra. teeda .... - niatea SULK by a blow on tbe forehead ; sod it was found that the -/7 -, pebie;r2 ,- Romani lies sad - . Pn' L Early St. US Oe. _ •Tork . - ...... 17f 181 sse 1822, 93 ; dit appearances of the brain corresponded with the position of a 81 100 Do. Carlisle - - - Ea. I le. I 11nrni. 1 Pd. IIL prime 1 Nam slight wooed which the deceased had over his left eye, OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. R.M. Nan Do. illoolums • lowan 311 7 1 7 1 1 3 1 71. I Camonan Con. 04110.1 , 1 II It 816 - Sardinian, for caused by a fall during the fight on the previous night. Br to WI& Miss Nightingale, Edward the Coa- N_ 17 : 10 aa. _188 0.••• . Me - 3.1104 .. relvertoo 2 11 it -• ditto for acco Mr. ET. Smith, in addressing the jury on behalf of the lessor, Hare, Miss S hepherd , Foreteller, Hr lji Stamm. ..• B Do °° ww*w. •• • ' 7 !! 9 07 - LW/ .. 0117ned Anal. all 379 389 -. primmer, contended that there was nothing to show that the Name, Mi.. Emma, and Little Savage are here. - ss. 11/0 North Lauda ...... 119 121 - LOU - Drs. G. Goa (Tavistk.) 1 SU 666 -1); Turkish, 1 is 1 Dn. New 1 2pm - 12. .. Dm/serails cause of death was inflicted by a blow from the prisoner, and SELLING HANDICAP. Bret Comae. tn. all Norte Staffordshire- 78 79 - 612 .. Ism *meet (Mogul - Ile 1118 71 - suggested that the demand bring iatoxicatad might have 19 ell Martha& Walnut am 014 11l 111 *SOO 1 Let Mogan Gomm* sa. ets_par - 4, i ; Veneto rewired the injury from a fall previous, or subsequent Age at lb A" it lb is. US Beall& Canted 1U 126 - Derby - line Li , ingstone .... 6 , 8 8 u ° e t wry °tlri t maid "0 94. in ,Goonlah LK Alna - Ok. 66 66 - 6,000 .. East Darn Bees - for account, 6 1 tinily Me result of intoxication, as the I OO4 outwardinjury Birthday f - 100 102 I 7 -. 6.000 - I,Wealinmei (ratent.) 8.9e0d si Portuguese 10 all 'Shrewsbury • Weicepl - - - 48 1 - Orsiabler di Ilk Aldan. 801 It 16 - rapping to have received was a slight cat over the eye, Maid of ENDOW' .... 6 8 7 Diploma 3 7 he cooteeded was not suflleient to have named death. Knave otrrnrope.... 3 710 Devotee - i aoss - Greet South Totem .. Us. 41 1 - and Braz il ian - U. 109 8877313 Devoe -..-.... net ast -6, .. Q. IR Vor (Rslstonl.. at 10 11 - The jury, after a good deal of hesitation, found the pri- Pellet two See S 710 !Ike - Intimation, Wander a 7 7 Una Savage (SOS .. Grenville - * 0 110. NM Torn& • Baer Da 98 104 _ lODIC Guilty. Pilot 4 7I I I,oel .. Herod elrool.-..-.. IL Illa 34 SO -. 44 to 54 pr( He was senteaced to one day's imprigonment, the effect ~, ..__. uan witiossia,ea Of 10} - LW - Illeplas Dawes ...... 4111 1 1104 If 11 - AR aro Dora of which was that the prisoner wee at once decharged. - N. 1011 Tag Vas - MU lady Series LIU. 1 - prem. ; Genet 10 8 Do II - 1111 .. Mama (Vim Waistl. 11 It 21 -. (Bela • the COUIIIIOO &rioted.) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. te •11Do 0 - 9,800 Werke Valley - Hudson's Bay ALLIDID FIAUDCLI3Ff SAL! OF Ai ADVOWMON . Catch I sm Alive is Goalie declared the winner. - at 45 0 - 4 Kenai , Iron Ore- 1 4 le Olds - to 2 prem. ;P , George Terser, 34, • rewitectabUlooking map, described A later telegram sa y s :- " . The stewards' decision not N N Do. .... ...... .... - - 0.. New Woe O,re Nerve Dover 1 1 1 loo s -. ~„, .. -. Man aMt. WM awls& with °Magni 3ML hy Was Pm - deemed satisfactory ;no sett li ng is being does on the race." 0 1! A a... law - . 90 _ - prem. ; line moots Jolts Cox.- roo North Bodnar Mr. materna, ad Mr. Itowdoe conducted the prosecution. N. no vudad. ft.. • 'iQii. 170 Ise use .. IL Ilre. Bleset(lllegan 111.1 s. IA 3 - Discount Con St us , Waterbed a Cillumay -•- - AUG _ Palk emu Ora* :. lAA 4 61 - Credit, 3to 4 The primmer was defended by Mr. Ribton. 00 JlOO Wei Oarawall - - ..• 1,170 U Perrideees 111. Lelaat). 1•11.1. a al - The fee* of this ease have hem given very fully and BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. -(TH IS DAY.) se, 1 , 10 I T raw ler .' m e t.a6, - - 700 - Roskear Novae .. 1 1 - Bank of Indi recently in the polies report.. It appeared that in the 1 1 11.1111taINGB IZABAL 1512 -S. Gawks (ft QOM" 11 416 US -. The 'venom autumn of last year the adviewsen of the rectory of Hard. The Board of Trade returns for the month and se. rid. 1 ItAti.Wars. Closing prices. I Balm OS .. It. W. trances ([ Hogan) 1L18.9. 410 66 -. wicks, in Northamptonshire, was in the market, and it NO _ Way Park 301.175. II 18 '" be circulated it appeared t a w s th e p risoner eauaad an advertisement t o b e nine months ended the 30th Sept., were issued N. , ite ;ItristetaaastartaallUi, OA 96 - 11,1100 & TemerBll.lll.led Ma.C. 1 4 - M. ,111 ithled Mina clear. 5h.. I- sa - 81116 .. tta Oren inserted in the newepapers offeriog the advowson this morning. We subjoin a statement of the 1111 : all Cork mid Bandon 61p.c -.- - 11,4011 .. West Basset Mogul- 11 10/ -' still some ant for MIL 13 6666°166"e of advertisement total declared value of the exports of British and N , all 1 * *" *I • 69 * "" - - - ...It _w. Damien , 7. o Menr.ll 6 19 21 o ,„ the Rev. Mr. Cox, • clergyman residing in the country ports 51 1 all Tem. raw& Abee.Jes. 774 -• 3,030 .. Willi (linden - Bank of Frau entered into oommeinicatioa with the prisoner, who in- Irish produce and manufactures during the month N. Au 'MIL* Inseam 6 1 1 . et. 110 lit -. WM - WM4 6.400 - being withdra formed him that the living was worth 2801. a year sett, and the nine months in the last three years : lia. I HIO ,Idts..l7m.l4Dwa r ,a.p.e. - - ... 112 .. We. &wet j= i - and that the price required for it wand se MOO& IL 101 tlaissisenfl.o.lo..ty. MO .. WL Bela ( -. that establish, Some further communiestioes took place, sad in For the i reek, has 1 U. WO , Do. do. No. S llO 112 -. -. 40 9 - Wesel Dadra& 1,418 _W. nen A noiiteeeen 21 8 2.2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 4 - a pp rehended I the remit the promoter was indorsed to had For the =oath. nine mouths. U. 100 D,. d 4 peroeut. pest. 130 132 - $96 . Iniaal Selma Me 176 186 - At the same - over to the prisoner • *bogus for 3001. as a depait on the 1881 - 1,040 .. Wl. Trelawney ithsk., 7 10 tt - operation in I patiegreed on for the &drowse's, which was 2.8001., it being 1862 - - GOO .. Wheal Palen - newly imports oo the part of the promaution that the primmer had 2 883 . __ ___. _._ inns? MINIM sewn. Mr. Metcalfe and Kr. Rowdies conducted the prosecution. The prisoner was defended by Yr. Ribton. The facts of this ease have hems given very fully and recently in the polies reports. It appeared that in the autumn of last year the advinnen of the rectory of Hard wick% in Northamptonshire, was in the market, and it appeared that the prisoner caused en advertisement to be inserted in the newspapers offering the advowson for sale. In consequence of this advertisement, the Rev. Mr. Cox, a clergyman residing in the country, entered into communication with the prisoner, who in formed him that the living was worth 2801„ a year nett, and that the pries required for it would be 2,8001. Some further communicatioen took pleas, aad the result the proescotor was indeed to head over to the primmer a *bogus for 3001. se a deposit on the pirt i e vic ireed on for the &drowse% which was 2,8001. it being a on the part of the tion that the pri soner had so right whatever to interfere in the truneactioa, and had nothing` to do with the advisee= in question. The defence of the prlaoner was that he had acted bona fills in the matter and that he had been in communication with the paths who were desirous to sell the advowson, and believed that he led authority to dispose of it, sad that so hand was oentemplated. (The rise was proceeding when we went to prom sad was likely to occupy the greater pert of tie day.) The returns fur .January (this year) were 8,045,1551. ; February, 9,298,5761. ; March, 10,217,473/. ; Apri1,11,897,1771. ; May, 11,284,2891. ; June, 11,271,5271. ; July, 13,648,8401. ; August, 14,088,8141. ; and September, 14,542,8621. . Filset mt.& Q•Ze. ,Cork Bomb° 64p.c Kloiswall„ a par OW. Dos. Nowt obor.Jus. 'MIL Wow", Op, et. I P44.14Dma,44.0. 011isoloes,,L rout., hu. I Do. do. No. 2 D do. o wont. peeL !Dc IL Anglian A. !Do. de. A. T parasol !Do. LUnkos. 49. ot.ruo Dade. 6 par mt. gm DJ. Sorts p.a. /La..1C16 Da bi per cf. prof.. 184; ID,. S p. M. Wav•ney V %mod liarthies. p. et. Deie.eed.st p.06.m. Do. 411 par deal Do.ip.o.e•La4 I p.e.ps.l KR. leeifrod, WPM. 216.W006.(7/srket out. Do. pref. 49. osu. De. radoom 4 p. Do. freedom a p. Do.6p.d.redosal Prof . Do. *firm. Gus. swot Do. arm. PreL dioo. DO.Cludit. Gun. eta:A De.OboolerPf.62 Op Do. do. do. op. Da.S. W.Y. goo. 4 p. o. Do. do. lad do. Do. Nom. 6 Y. al rms. ,De.46.00rv. co.<4. pool. , Leas.ll Toro*. {poet Noallalelgtot..4 paps M. .. .. No t De.dp.e. de. No , De.dp.e. de. De.hp.e. de. do., De. p.e. is. .. Da it...pot* do. Do. Tr.'. PM ISM De.dp.ade.M. NM. t• !Do...l s e.do.ldiv.doL tic 141.M,W0m sad Dow«, LDNW.oor.lliNso.6p. 1 1.68.W.7p.4.1k. lotoiab ;Louclosdomy sod Nemo ildmibeL Llecap. 114 116 111 113 104 106 107 111 • I . , w••••••••• I - ' • if/S OM Allssabg 6IR Ilairsilele• 68 10 - soi l ue it. 11111 I ItaiLkis.6o.L42o.4 MI 1076 197 VI 11 Do. New ... 1 put - is I .. ______De. Item. lia: : t 1 pi• gm smirmiiimmillilM 4 IMIII 03 Di. /4411MIONIS le ... no sitANAAGeggia .. was NIL. lin -• Li _ Balsolla dal. taiii -I 106 107 •-• ... TADIOII.IIOIOIIO. 104 100 _. ISO A Deuiersis.7p.e.per.prat - - - OS 100 &Am Bowl -.-- 100 10 - N IN IBA Wks goa. op. 01 146 144 - II M 10 lb DoDo.. G.. do IMendoe ti IPa - H pen - 16. NO anal Teinkot Canada 22 14 2 - 1101 di Do. let met Ronda 78 77 - VA ei Do. do. deterred 62 414 - IN ell Do. lad pref. Bondi_ 70 72 MO 831 Do. do. deterred 64 67 -• MO di De. Ord preL Stock 62 64 -. leo A Do. do. deterred 41 43 100 al Do. Mniwet. Stock 10 111 - 101 el Do. do. deterred 23 27 -• 08. MO 41910 imam Pedneels 1484 1044 - 9) 11 De. llor ....... - l} 11 0. NI 10 le D. Jemmy. ties lt It p• St MO el L *UMW g. op. al 144 107 81 100 Do. 44 per on: - - -. 154' 011 illWolo Mrik 0 64 101 101 - 914 II Do. New lO4 91 de .- IN el 3 Da115.081.147700.09 06 OS - 100 ell Medd p.411114..pee1n 87 181 10 1 D -. II 2 IMo., INI Branob,lasolted i II pm - New - - St. 111 NMI. Gam. ed per et 9B 100 - IL 110 Do. do. 4 pew 04 100 107 - 84. 100 De. 44 rom el. We , - 101 112 101 St. 100 ,Melb, Corp. 6 per ct.Bd - - - 60 ma 1061. sad iloeson= 68 GO - ad 11 20 .11emewlek •o duis • and B I _.. 100 6 It I. of Camas Bp. e.I 8t 84 -• 5:. 100 MMO, gni 6 per cent- 104 1074 1074 te. 100 Do. Del.ll do. lOB 107 - ID 1 Do. do. do - ..t. 140 Do. Pardenb 3o lOB 14/ - St. 11l De. 1.1.118.31M4.6me 102 104 - DOUlls. I/14.. 164 II Donee. Irdl OL prtees. I 114 lined Was Wh. Trelawney Wheal C olon JOINT STOOL I WO Amaral V. 1.. Dirk 1 AnliseoLoadtteveepool 100 Do Now 60 Analeoloda fh Do. Now (Limited) IMII leek Ralik of L I MP . ISO Bonk of Otago (Ltmlawll WS Bank of Quoeustand tit 60 Danko: Vlctorla,Audda IN Bank of Wales (Lan.) 10 Bank of New Zealand it L . 20 'BrandlandtPortaguitos L 50 Reiland Anforkan 50 DANA N. Almada Ba Cliar.Bk.Lielt. Colima& 10 10. Rt. tattle Aas.,Ublaf U MeV& IL of Wis.& 1111 124 • 19 1990 19 tOpam 7t 79 27 19p. 27 28 - n 4S I du, Mr. orlon Mr. Corriere. /ier.) Aleseeder Madame. 20, pleaded guilty to an Wiesner which charged him with stealing certain rams in the Standard Bank of Africa, value 2004, and a Garda land wareat, value 12/., the property William Momper' The prolocutor te • merchant in the City, and the pri soner was he hie esevice, and it appeared that having con tracted expeseive habits of living, be stole fibs races ie gassUas, and sold them to • stack-broker in the City for 1601. When the prier, was appareled 401. were found ape him in geld. and • quantity of jewellery, whiah he had purebred wkl the proceeds of his Pander. TIN primer re recomniesdad to mercy on account of his reie aad previous good character. Mr. einer LOT observed that them were awe 'War of hie eller% and he sentenced the prow to three yeare penal wets& The hared Canisainioner declined for to preemie to make tay order far delivering up the rams or the money ford epos the passer. 100 102 101 l METNIFICECT LEGACY TO AN El ORPITAL —A Bir rafaiham paper states that the magnitioset legacy of 10,0001. has jost been bequeathed to the General Hospital in that town by the late Mr. Daniel Darby, who died a few days ago at Rowley. By the law at present in operatioa respecting legacies h►il this earn will have to be invested ; bat the remaining half will clear the hospital of Its missal debt, and the inverted half will add some 2001. to its regular itmomr. 90 rz U•b 79 78 TT 1 171 171 lef 107 ! drl DIA= or Mre. Ctnerrr, M.P.—Let night Mr. Cobilk M.P., expired at his mat, Penton Lodge, near Andover, Haab. The demand was in his 73rd year, having been born at Sixteen, Norfolk, in 179 L The Im mediate cause of death was decay of nature. Rig dentine took place at about 10 o'clock. MUTILATION or A CHILD BY • PIO AT BIDMIN- Ern.—A day or two shies • terrible attack was made by • young pig upon a. isfaat • few meths old, at Bedminster. It seems that the wifecia man namedlWhi Leh arch. belonging to the iedustrial Olaalle, residing in • cottage at the far end of Bedminster, left her infant—eight months old—in • cradle while she went to fetch some oasis. In her absence • little peg which was running about in the vicinity, and which, It is believed, belonged to the father of the child, must have prowled into the room sod forthwith com menced an attack upon the little sleeper, biting it fearfully. ' When the mother roomed the brute Had, clad the poor woman was horrified to Had that her baby had bad one of its men bitten off, that ire face bad bees muck mutilated, and its hands much injured. The tiny sufferer was con veyed to the General Hospital, when the beet etedkel and magical assistance was rendered to it, and it was taken by the sorrowing mother back to her home. The shocking co intmenes bee omeatioed a palatal sensation in the oeigh lieurhood. The father directed the immediate destruction of the pig. The uafortunate child lies is a precarious state. —Waters Daily Press. NATIVZ REFORMER-9 IN INDIA. —The Ondk Giareek publishes a curious report in lodo-Eoglish of a meeting of the " Anjumun Alder," a native association of libabjehanpore, to promote the abolition of certaio evil social customs among Hindoos and liabomedans. The Hon R. A. Drummond, the judge, presided, sad special reports were read on the subject by native gentlemen. Pandit Bony Ram reported that the evil practice of paying large sums to the bridegroom with hie bride irrevails among the Hanoujeas, or people of Kanouj , who are the most respectable In the district. The community is divided into three classes. A bridegroom of the Ist clam gets 400 rupees with a wife of the same class, 500 rupees with one of the 2nd oleos, sod 1,000 rupees with • wife of the lowest class, and so oe through all the grades propor tion. stray. Moreover the husband may marry again. • say over and over tee times, notwithstanding his first wife or subsequent wives are alive, and exempt from any chronic dims" barrenness, or other legal and thee leave them to the charge of their tweets 1 1 to provide for them." Boma women. in poor and proud 'families. remain unmarried up to the 50th year of their lags, and even for their whole life, "and this Miriam. stases 5s productive of sorb evil consequences ea are not worth mentioning." All of this is "repugnant to the dictates of the Hiodoo Bbastris." One Hoonshee Shahai reported quaintly that the custom of giving money on the occasion of marriage is aim pr.valent amongst the Barite, and that "through avarice of money, no notice taken of the beauty or deformity of the bride by soon" As to the Nahome lane, Moulvee Mahound Reanutwoollah lloonshiff reported agairet the ruinous custom of relatives feinting for forty days at the expense of the house in which some one had died, and against the social prohibition of the re-marriage of Iffuseninuta widows in imitation of the Hiodoce. Rules were adopted to Ware families to oppose these practices. Came Surf ran Ally, " than whom a more learned scholar in the Persian, fie., is rare, sad who is also a very respectable gentleman to his community," was appointed to compile • good and say" Dutton. at Amul for the instruction of the Pordisnasherm females. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) too .101 I IN 11.346 ID 181 De 1t ID ID 121 ID IST LW 113 115 US 115 1U 160 113 115 156 ISO 110 1116 MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ DIBTOULANCII •T_lll2 "ionicuLrAnuoir." 4 joT. It so. ejm 67 in p▪ i. IN 111 SIP 0 Il i gm a 146 3 pm S 4 436 4 41014' per ai l 1 3 1 11 03 11 11 pen • 1 Jla lot ak 63 66 i - ~ Mr. HeirerHoriii No. 1. HveMield 7 habits. tad Mr. lamed Darby, Mind . Auteters 'Pork Beliegealtool, wee &sawed is follows : Henry Atka, 20C. said that a quarter-pact 11 last ni:rt i r l was called into the Loudon Pavilion, where the de- Indents were making a greet dieteirksem, coo of them big empuged in llghtiug with a penes. The defends/In were gives into custody by one of Um proprintwee (IL and they wen hikes to the Viesietreet station, but an promisee net to mete to the place H. LdM vet press the aid they were allowed to go. The defeedeets, Oak promise, suet back to the London Pamlico and got itp • diMnrksece at the door. Re (the wirgeset) moved then away, aid as getting to Scott's the defendants west is, bat being very drunk were speedily ejected without beim' nerved. The defeedeets thee returned to the Leaden Pardee and mated • Metastases, sod be took them kb embody. One of the def end ant s said th at a remark wee needs about bie oompution at the Leedom Amtlice, and the he was streak oe the eon. They were taken to the station, bet the chap was not premed, and why they went beak was to get kis hat, white be ket in the nifile. Hr. Kam said the fact was tee &steadiest. got drank hat night ad mode foals of th ems tl ace. If they had belo nged to the clam of eentermoo sets he should have toed them fa. each, but se they Deloused to a more decent reek he should Ace them 10s. melt, and would advise them sot to make such fools of themselves !again. Da. DI D. de Par 4014 • • Do.erdssusable ap.oL MdleadCoogep.catec Do.Oess. 1,.& 11.8p.4 Do. 4d p.st. Prot Gas • LeLt !Whim p.e IMO& 44 el Ir. 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' lll re W LANE.* Loss•Youtlas 22.2 10 11 &Lot Ports , sl7p.rot SI si noutbses of Irrnaee 1 91 10 aD I Tarla Do. and & do mos 42 mu 11/426 Mfirosdlass 11 HP DS. e ay& Preo all ule N W FOLZION 081 112.111.41 Amman. 1 Clods" piss& 1 Osirs. al SOUTHWARK. EITICIIIIIIVE DA •01 TO • _ agor IMIDOW. Jobs Litedneari, a carman of Mr. Rkhard Wheat, the extensive soap masufatturn, of Greenwieb, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with carelessly drivin a ma and two bones, sad esueing dumps to a window is the shop of Mr. Tuner. baker, King -street sad High-street, Borough, ,mounting to 301. Geroge Holum raid that about o'clock ea the pre. violas evening he was in charge of borne and cart with a pretty heavy load, and crossed over from Qom-street to wards Kiogehrest, when the prisoner was also is the act of turning into Kieg.street with a van and two horses. The pri mmer was the worse for liquor, sad instead of paean wither a the off aide be persisted is driving his home aed waggon by the near side, thereby forting witemes berm sad asst as the pavement ad through the shop window of Mr. Tumor, the baker, literally smashing the whole la. ♦ mosiable came up at the time sad took the prisms, iato cemody. Mr. Comb asked the value of the property damaged. Mr. Toner replied that it would east atheist 304 to pat it as before, Mr. Combs said that such was Wan he meld od deal with the damage —that would be for smother eourt to settle. He asked the coostable whet Maas the prisoner was is 7 lix.l William Savill, 503 A. said that be was very mach in to:kaiak and quite usable to manage the hones. Mr. Comb. observed that be should posit/ the pris?eir for beim drunk by fining him 5... or mires days' imprisee. meat. The master would be held liable far the damage he bed dote to Mr. Timer's window, se it was sot de ast las vas paid, sad the primmer was discharged from anted,. WANDAWORTH. BLACKING C. LUCIMIL —DANGEROUS 111ACTICI. Rome Thieblity, I. the employ of Mr. E. B..uaders, slicer° blatikiag a butter, of the Waterloo.road. appeared be fore Me . I to axiswer the ooasplaint of Mr. T. Best, es behalf the Swath Western Railway. for melding limiter matches is a mak by the railway, without aotifyiag the same. Carrot( 114 ITALY. 7 -Aocordiog to official returns as qamitity of cotton pow. le Italy this year amounts to 73,000 balm of 100 kilos. each. The prier part was pro duced in Sicily sod the Neapolitan provision of Leen and Salerno. The grape interest in our own country is rapidly Weeding, la Ohio it le booming 'sore sad MOM SON. rive. la the vicinity of Susdasky. than ere 1,000 acres =played in grace cativo, 700 of which are io fall bearing. Another year the qqatitity is bearing will peal:ably mob 2.000 acres, with a larger setting oat than ever boron. The vineyards of Cleveland aro also said to be aratiolag eitea. sits proportions. —Hers York Skipping Lief. LONDON GISISALOMMUICre liONTAXY(LIY11111/). Thine noel* for the week eadingOet. 111, 11,3 M. la ld. INTRA& PAZACIL Os. SEILLING WEDIIIIIDAT, 21.—Adadmione ea 1.340; ditto by arena bete* 784; total, 2,124. -- • - - - -- --- ; crwmainergep.mmt. is el Do. IN lamas 441.1 Mialoasio, 1411 Losisome ois,l Vribwiti 100 ion Wu. sod Saboallis 100 211 Do Seco 14 Issue. _. 10 ou WAD. of fawns Ip. et. 100 MI (arr.... 114.) Eg la Fur a Le.m., Now 4 toll loyal lonollalk 100 111 Ls Otos& so at eat Lool-Voa.llp. a I 00 411 44 rosiomp.o , IS I ,all ooutli Ilotiao to 1 all WA.M.W.offrairo.op 1 The — kW ,triladisresj" Delia a :truth Mistrals iftsad-of firit&Atriles(L :Dukis of Au.trioes ills. elf Dissillarsaes (L Usgss 64 (naiad ruo . ura, 4. 1 1 '140,414. AM/ lON 0.11610 15ii• = 6 : 1 1. 8 rall 1144. Balk Wolorw•rks Bombay Oa.. Mallet Asarana Lad Bl.t loos Nod. rel. • • MU& boa icaaala Lima ~ Conad adaeoey Asa*. 4) Coyloa COMPINIy 'Cop. Id. Tag.. Pref. 7jp a oeyeW Pale po. Prof roooe , — lt 10* lvt liPms' tit tit i 23— i 2d 16 I ! l i t 20 21 1210021020. 101 loos los 90 101 11 191 la 99 lu 1I 1 4 i IS4 11. In U 400.7*.0 110,000 40.000 16,000 MOW ,Oithtt 108,110 477.Ke "sot m 116,N• Poo 40 . 'nu ,) tailOnour 160,000 5 , 4 10000001 1 Do. •p. el Peep. Deb Iwo t•,..1,. • • ReptleaCamdard.(L Remade r• aCredlartu.of Lou (L U.S. ewes dome Sbip IU lel) . 1 , 4 ner meth het Hudson's R.y Wenzel. Floan.oe. (L ) Donee irrieetiou Cum: Tb.7Dond. dot Stock D4secnint4L fredoaktricazirnidtsi 1.11, I Wirt tel. . Loa Masada( Aro. (L Ls. elm Onuallom th. Iladres OM Vernier. Ih. I'.l. ILI, Natalland&Coo_Co.(Le National insooulas 7erbud.l4l',,aLt I ran _ _ 10.1110 lib r. .441( It Ono 21, q 000 ve - 10f Do. New TAIKIL Men Lasieslasiwn 14W.iliii Nioi: IMO 10,0 es 10.000 001,000 WOO 00 000 Oki - ill:I aim-- si j ii.loll 4,16. 111. IN 111,000 IVA Do. Now. Wm. la. UM . . Cleintrum Gas Pool Sam toad • MD Peas. sol Orlta. /Was 1117. — Craw St i lts lsa ROM 1411 izi; 7 1.44. waveltm &Abler Kart. law.(L IWO Alaiinirit 1.6•4 1116 midas T.I. kelp . T. II Ai. ad Alut(L) F.I. TruNki.e.C...ll.ouuf. f... .r•••.. 4..... TM To . Vas Litasua's Load—. all L all 11 _46 9 9 1 9 1. 1 b 1 lipin Win leis qua WM per 79 be 141. 1111: ZIPM per "p. U 15 .1' 2 92 NI 1 O itli 12 1 I SAAi I le A blis per Si to I. A le 11 IN 1 I le SI 9 1 II 1 3 4Us s i pa a a A 83 I ! t om t 1 21 16 9 17 9 114 119 114 114 it 1 Ms pia Pin 101 ;07 II 19 si t 99 pet 1 • s r 1 1 As 12919 !I !. i' ii pail 9 }or ldr_ MIS Es - -. 41 ~~ i so isi iPRI if ii MN I 2 1.1. 1 1 2 pm t i I. n 4 "" 41".0"' U a ti Upa U 1 8 6 4715 le 7 8 ✓ U 1 I fps 80 0 IN HS 7 7 66 • U 86 I I Par i MR Fa lAL v. ni o -91 a - ali MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two o'OLoow. The stock markets to-day are itnet, the chief business still consisting of the fonvi o htly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-mot:ow. The general tone of the various markets is dull. The funds are pretty well supported, but Consols, though steady for motley, are quoted for the account a fraction lower than yesterday, owing to the approach of the settlement. Some of the more speculative kinds of foreign stocks, including Greek and Mexican, are heavy and lower, although the rates of " continuation" at the present settlement are less than those charged on the last occasion. English, however, meet with a good demand, and the tendency of prices in this department is upwards. Consols are now quoted 93 to 1 both for money and the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4 ; ditto for account, 93, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Ceuta., 914, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1,1 ; ditto Bonds, 23a., 215., 195., 23e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis., 2s. prem. Greek Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., being now quoted 301 to 31. Mexican are 1 per cent. worse, at 411 to 42 Spanish Passive re main steady, at 351 to 2, but the Certi ficates are dull. An improvement has taken place in Venezuela Bonds of 1862. Portuguese Bonds are likewise in demand. Turkish Bonds are steady, the Loan of 1864 being quoted 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, 701 to ; that of 1862, 711 to 1 ; and the Consolidde, 531 to 1. Transactions are recorded an follows:-Brazilian, 1839 and 1859, 100 ; ditto 1852, 1868, 1860, 901; ditto, 1863, scrip, 11 prem. ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 644 ; Greek, 301, ; ditto, for account, 301; Italian, 724 ; Mexican, 42, 411; ditto, for account, 414, 4 ; New Granada, 154, 1 ; ditto Two per Cents., 314 ; ditto Deferred, 91 ; Portuguese, 1853, 491, 4 ; ditto 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 491, 4,1, 1 ; ditto for acoount, 491 ; Russian, 1822, 93 ; ditto 1850, 91 ; ditto 1862, 934, 93 ; Sardinian, for aocount, 90 ; Spanish Passive, 354 ; ditto for account, 364, 4 ; ditto, Certificates, 131, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 924 ; ditto 1858, 1701,1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 734 ; ditto 1862, 714, 4, 1 ; Venezuela, 254 ; ditto 1862, 614, 4, I ; ditto, for account, 624. Portuguese Scrip is steady, at 1} to If prom ; and Brazilian at 4 to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 4i to 51 prem. ; London Financial, 54 to f prem.; General Creditand Finance, 21 to 3 prom. ; Hudson's Bay, 1 to Of dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 2 prem. ; Privileged Bank of Austria, f dis. to I prem. ; Anglo-Austrian Bank, par to prem. ; Discount Corporation, 8} to 9 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 3to f prem., being better ; and Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to I prem. The rumour of a coming French loan continues to be circulated in Paris, and !sedate sales in preparation by the existing holders of Rentes. There is also still some anxiety with regard to the position of the Bank of France, although the gold which is now being withdrawn from Loudon for the assistance of that establishment will probably relieve it from the apprehended necessity of raising its rate of discount. At the same time, as the parties engaged in this operation in London limit themselves to purchasing newly imported gold, and refrain from pressing upon the Bank of England, the effect produced upon the stock of bullion in the latter bank is of only a negative character. The rumour that the Turkish government has made arrangements with the Imperial Ottoman Bank for the payment by the latter, in London and Paris, of the dividend due the 13th of next month on Turkish Consolithis, is incorrect. The fact is that the Ottoman Bank has decided to buy the coupons, or (if preferred by the holders) to send them to Constantinople, and undertake their collec tion there. In either ease the parties leaving coupons with the bank must guarantee them against forgery, and such guarantee will only be accepted from responsible persona It is proper to add, however, that no forgeries have yet been discovered in respect of this class of Turkish debt. The directors of the Ottoman Bank have not yet intimated what price they will pay for the coupons, but will do so a few days hence, according to the course of the exchange between this country and Turkey. They will probably give about 18s. in the pound. A rumour having been occasionally circulated of late that the payment of a dividend. on Mexican Bonds is not far distant, it may be useful to mention, as the result of inquiries, that the divi dend fund here has as yet reached only about Bs. per cent. towards the 30s. required. It is true that on a former occasion less than 30s. per cent, was divided, at the expense of the committee, but at present there is no committee of Mexican bond holders in existence, nor yet any individual who can pretend to be authorised to act on behalf of the present government of Mexico. The City of Loudon, from New York, has brought 93,5001. in specie. A portion of the recent gold arrivals are under stood to have been taken for Spain. . . . The amount of Australian gold known to be on the way to England is 365,000 L The Yorkshire, with 227,0007., has been at sea 88 days ; and the True Briton, with 138,0001., 70 days. Private telegrams from Bombay report a rather important advance in the exchange. The ship ments of silver from England tc that quarter are, therefore, likely to experience a still further in- Mae& Wm—Whoa; Bar*. Oats. ltyL Dom* mad P•aL IL DIAGPAII SHOWING TRZ 71.17CTVATIONS II TIM AMY'S MOO OS WHEAT WILING TRH 111 WHIZ HUM. P 14065. ElerpL ,9464.29. Oct 7t. Oet. N. Oct. 17.1 Oct. IL 64 966-6. 42 • 61 • .. .:: 00 0 .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARIE , THIS DAY.) (DT WTIIO AND INTRNATIONAL TI CD' (nor on owl comarosonr.) The market for cotton still keep quiet. but steadr. Salo will probably foot•np 7,000 biles, 2,000 of which will probably be for speculation and export. TALLOW liARKgr : -(THII3 . DAY.) The market is steely. at the Sasszsd posses 3—Tows tallow 435. 3d., sot cash ; Petersters Y.O. as the spe., 465. •, October, 44.. to 445. 3d. ; Deosesber, 445. &I. to 445. 9L ; Jsaaary to Match, 45a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ('a!! DAY.) _ . . We have a large number of beasts cos sale. but a consider able properties of inferior quality. The choicest descriptions INIMULAIII Meader, quotatiosa bat man► inferior remain unsold. The supply of sheep I. small, the demand is also very limited; trade is slow at Mooday's prices. Choice calves are in demand at late rates. Oar foreign cup. ply maniacs of 590 beasts, 1,760 sheep, and 293 eaves f rom Germany sad Holland ; and 120 beasts from Spain. The Lumber of milcb cows is 90. Par saw ad ISlo• • Ira Seaga, lioradda. • Beet liactriaras .. 4 114.405 d coal. waits Best Du Ellt-beld, 5_ The London and Westminster Bank, in compliance with a requisition from inhabitants of Lambeth, have resolved to establish a branch in that lac .lily. It will, for the present, be conducted on the premises lately occupied by the London and Middlesex Bank, at 34, Mount-street, Lambeth. - The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,562/, over last year ; the Great Western, an increase of 5311. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 1101. ; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,4541. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 10th October were 18,0831. sterling, being 7321. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the B shares of the Kent Coast Railway Company by the Ist December, and a call of 2!. 10s. on the B shares of the Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway Company ty the same day. A call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the Bank of New Zealand by the 31st January. The share certificates of the Oriental Hotels Company (Limited) will be ready for delivery on the 30th inst., and those of the Richmond•hill Hotel Company (Limited) on the 12th November. It appears that the letters of allotment of the Discount Corporation (Limited) cannot be sent out before Saturday. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwatte reports ss follows : Since our last we have bad rather more activity in the market in Loodon for American securities. The high rate of exchaege has induced some shipments from New Ye-k, which have found buyers here at reduced values. Minces shares declined to 20 diseount. sod Erie to 65, but close firm at an improvement of 1 doL to 2 dole. on these prices. 'Jolted Suites government securities metiene in demand for Holland, where also there exists a good demand for At lantic sal Great Western Bonds (Ohio section) ; the New York sod Pesnoylvaais sections are more inquired for at as advance on last week's quotations of 1 per cent. 4. a. d. Per dam of /Dm a. d. .a. 11 • Host Dr* 111-bdolik 0 0 • 6 10 Dad Loog-w001a.... 6 0 4 8 a Do. do. abora 0 0 • 4 0 I ZW•4 44 sooood qua 4 4 8 4 I Do. do. Hews..... 0 0 • 6 8 Lel* Mop sod lonia. AM. Calm, 348 ; Pip, 160. 1 WCDTZSDAT &amts. Consols remain at yesterday's quotations, viz., .93 to e. for moosy, and 931 to k for tbn sth November. The official business report is SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trade slow at che following prices:—Peirce meadow bay, 75e. toss.; in let for ditto, 606. to 70s. ; rowed, 55e. to 705. ; clever, old, 90s. to 1105. ; ditto, second cut, 87s. fid. to 100 s. ; straw, Vs. to 3:74. 47 41 LLWAYS. Claim - AS follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for mo ney, 94, I, 93, I • ditto, for account, 931; Three per Cents. Reducett 91+,1, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91 , j, ; New Two-and-aMalf per Cents., 76 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. S 1091, ; ditto Four per Cent. 101, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture", 184 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1074 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent,' 116+. The India Five and Four per Cent. Stocks were firm. Exchequer Bills remain at Is. die. to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market attention wan occu pied with the settlement. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Bank of Australasia, but in several other instances, including Bank of Queensland, Imperial Ottoman, London and Brazilian, London and Middlesex , London and South American, Lon don and South Western, and Standard B ank' of Africa, the tendency of prices was lees favourable, sales rather predominating. Crystal Palace stock was flatter. Royal Mail Steam shares present a fresh rise of It. Peninsular and Oriental New were likewise quoted better. National Discount and Joint Stock Discount were dull. International Financial shares closed at 4i to 54 prem., being firmer; General Credit at 24 to 3 prem. ; and London Financial at 5 to 5i prem., being flatter. Egyptian Trading were quiet at 11 to 2 prem. The shares of the Mercantile Credit Association, after ch dining to prem., closed firmly at 24 to 2,1 prem. The subscription up to this evening has reached fully 90,000 shares, exclusive of the country applications, which have not yet come up. The list closes to-murrow (Thursday), at four o'clock. Hudson's Bay shares rose to-day to dis., and closed at 1 to 01 die., being 7a. Cm'. higher than yesterday. The improvement seems to be attributed to the settlement. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 11/ to 12f prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 18f ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, 34 to f prem. ; Oriental and G.-ieral Marine, 1f to If prem.; Universal Marine, to 4 prem. ; and London and Provincial Ma rine, f to f prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares were nominal quoted par ; Anglo- Austrian Bank, fto (prem. ; Discount Corpora tion, 81 to 9 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 3 to 34 prem. ; East Loudon Bank, 24 to 34 prem. ; British Indian Tea, 14 to If prem. ; Con stantinople and Alexandria Hotels, f to 1 prem. and Littlehampton and HonfleurSteam, f to ]prem The new issue of Ottoman Railway Six per Cent Debentures were quoted 1 to lf prem. An improvement occurred to-day in New Bruns wick Government Debentures. There was also a fresh rise of about 24 pee cent. in United States Bonds, making a total advance of 5 per cent. in two days. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. There is little business going forward in the mining market to-day, apart from that connected with the fortnightly settlement, and prices gene rally exhibit no variation. Chiverton Moor and East Caradon shares are in demand, and rather better, being quoted 71 to /, and 27 to I, respectively. On the other hand, Nangiles are flatter, at 30 to 32, Clifford Amalga mated at 371 to 381, and Chiverton at 11 to 1. Gonamena are steady, at 21 to 3. United Mexican Mining shares are rather dull. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines are quiet. A second call of 2s. 6d. is to be paid by the 19th November on the shares numbered 8,002 to 12,000, in the New Cornish Lead and Copper Min;ug Company (Limited). COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Sept. g i ::', _ _ ...... els Inieks" Aggre.l— Average IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Ildhael isiaM7.l Ow I aye. i Beasa., Pam iHa 84 2.1 Ma 114 Mt 74j19a CI Ma M - M 9l rOe t4'318 1 4 / 1 8a 114'Ma al 1M ad Ma Ild its ad ha lid 3151 7d MMs 74, ,19. ad Ma ad Ma Od Ma 44 addaa imps 84 Me 24 Sas tgl 14s 711 04133 a 11418. Td 28s 94 3114 bu 43a 84 —l-- -- ad Ma 9419. 74 80s lid Ma 74 96. 34 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 1.111013.0014today:-Inverneas and Perth, 9 1116-Inadon and North Western. 10M 1-Manchestee, slistrield. and Lincolnshire. 494 1, new ac. • Midland. 1294: do. new se., 1101 1--bouth Maters. WA -Imicaster and Carbide 44 per cent.), 1064-Buffalo and lake Huron :7 per cent.), lei-Great Western of Canada. 101-Crest Lutemhount shares, IS 13.16-B. and A- Etch:sive banking Company (Linined), 611516 p., new ac., and Exchange iftank Se MA new ac. 9 11.16 pp National husk of Us erpool 91-Alblon Marine : Ural ed:. I ; do. new ac., ma. p.- Brltirh and Foreign Marine (Limited', 21 D.-London and Lancashlre Insurance, 11:101 p.-Mercantile Marine, t: do. new me., 11.101 p.-queen Insonsnoe, 1116 p.- }toys! insurance, 64p.-Thames and M. M. (Lbnited), 4 11 p.new ac. -Union Marine . S : do. new ac., sp.-Great Slop •171 per cent. . Pre , H l l; , 7L?: L et .toc o -d° ll:ll 4 . t h , o: ""v d T e . e lB7 l - . l4l : Pe rs ln t r : sl l l lo %dian ' I ::l t Lo r t l w o fi l w .a.. 4 6 Secon n ii ,p. Gua- 7 new shares, at 17'. 6.1 and 10s. 3d. prem. Amongst the latent quotations were Stour Valleys. at 81 to 81-Boutti Staff tads, at 61 to 115-11inotegisam Banking Company shares, at 7.144 Itir -Town awl District Ba nk s. at 111:1 to 11S Ire Banks, at ei to 4 5.16-11ritanula Mill Guaranteed, at Is. 9d. to la. dit - Metropolitan Warts:a Company new shares, at 14 to II pin. 11a9clionsa, Orr, 18,-re was a good market, prices steady. Comollciated bank ;Limited), for account.. fit p. -circa& Eastern. 50e-Great Ship, fa-Ditto account, Ss.- Ore•t, Western of Canals, lot-Great 661-Lancaddre and Yorkshire, 1114-London and North Western, for account, 1041- Sinn. etas ter an i Donut yßank . for account, 41 p,-Si wank),anchestar,Sl and Lincolnshire, 46-Ditto Pref., for account, 49} ' 1511-Dltto account, 1991 1-Sort. Ditto account, 644-Thames and Money Marine Imaramv., it la-Ditto sec t, 1411.16 p.-Listrict Bank, 23: 15-Lan. Jai: iris Insurance. 13.10 p.-Ditto account, 11111p.-Great Bhlp ha, M.-Leeds 6 per cent, Peel., for account, Its-Greeks, 111-Fletv , wends, ter account, IV-Preston and Wye. M4-Aortas Mer chants., for account, 1.16 p. -Fast Anshan, ho. 1, ten c.-Great Emtern New 5 per cent.. M. pm.-Confederate Loan, mi. MELDS. 07.-Three per Cent Consols, 9191' -title for sevoina. 10th November. 911-New Titres per Cent. Mack, 911 1 4-tallest Mee Debentnres lloverntneut Sec.) of WC t'3l-City Debentures, 97.1. Oa. 7.d., Lott-Hibernian Rank ;tit Liverpool :9 -National Bank of Ireland MIL paid', M-Nnthaalot Liverpool Limited:. ;101. paldh 194-Ditto for mei ount,lo.!-Cork mid Bradon 601. paid), 161 10-Dublin and Ifelfist Junction tSUI. paid, 31)( 40-Dublin and Kingstown, ,11:01, paid;, 106 1 -Great houthvrn and Western (1001. pa•rl'. 1014-Midland Great Nesters, Half slim es 1251. /mild), 1.51 1-16.1 aM rod N. Counties. Four per Gent. perpetual, 11004. paid', ,131-Ditto Dublin and Wicklow. :101. . sit per Cent. perpetual, (601. pair, -Great lioutherit amt Western. Your per Out. perpetual loot Paid . 100 ! 1-Irtah North Western Five per Cent. perpetual. slams, amount, lb-Waterford and Trans ire. flee per Cent. Kew:ad 101. paid;, 101.