The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-29 00:00:00

t about the rame time as Kr. Briggs. 2duller's route home btv at the same direction as Ir. Briggs' a, The train would • id" th e Victoria station, DM which Mailer lived. The a libi. therefore, he squad, was a very dangerous one, and one e bi e h had entirely failed. In conclusion,the learned Solicitor 6eueni raid if there was any fair explanation to the evidenos „hid; indicated to the minds of the jury the innocence I I ; be primmer, of mane they would email him ; but if t h e evidence brought to the* minds a well-founded, Arm, eliding conviction of the prisoner's guilt, he was quite re main that they would perform the duty they owed to , e ietv and pronounce hint The court adjourned at l o'elock, and at the re-assembling of the mart the Lord Chief Baron proceeded to ram up the h ue to the jury, and war going through the evidence then out report lett. ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN HULL. ' Yetertlay morning, a few minutes before 3 o'clock, f. r e was discovered in the grain warehouees and drying 1...2S of Messrs. It. Oztoby sad Sous, on the Harbour ,le, et Hull. The premises are adenlated to hold ten t h„p u od quarters of grain, and were nearly two-thirds Within • quarter of an hoar of the firet appear sna of the fire the whole building was one man of f * mei. To attempt to save any portion of its valuable contacts would have been fruitless, end the attention et the oremen was therefore directed if possible to prevent the fire from spreading. Biafora. Ortoby, about two years' „:n e. fitting up the building with a most powerful engine and machinery for drying grain, and all were destroyed. The roof fell in within an hour. Almost adjoining the t im ing warehouse is srtore containing hundreds of barrels of tar. Happily, however, the fire wee restricted to the warehouse. but the loss cannot fall short of 30,0004 The yk ie rs. oitoby, we uodersMad, aro Mewed to • consider. able amount. THE DEATH PROM VIOLENCE IN THE GREEN PARE. Mr. Longhorn, deputy coroner for Westminster, %,:erday resumed the inquiry at the Westminster Hospital 'pectins the death, from amid violence, of George King, ce gu inspector is the employ of the Chartered Gee npany. ' • • •• • • • —, The Coroner, in summing up, remarked that this case aAi a moot important one, and it was a duty they owed to public and the family of the deceased that they should i,:ve it their mod careful consideration. It was clear that t:...decewed died in this hospital from the effecteof wounds :1 7 ::ruises,and the question .- wu how were they inflicted aid by whoni. The Coroner then Ned over and com i.,ed on the voluminous evidence. . . be jury. after an hour and a half s consultation, in answer r • Cul-suer, said there was no prospect of their agreeing. , roter left them locked up while he went to another at St. George's. ibe unfortunate widow of the deceased, only 42 years of I.:e. residing at No. 2, Ponsonby-terrace, kid ibasic, has been :eft with seven children, the eldest a girl only 16 years of iv. the others varying down to four months, wholly unpro rJed for and dependent on her for support. It wee stated tot the Chartered Gas Company and their employes would term a fund for the benefit of the widow and her children. At sin o'clock the jury came into court, and returned the Wowing verdict That the deceased, George King, died from a fractured skull, but how caused there was no evi &;:e to *bow ; and the jury are unanimously of opinion tlit the medical authorities ought to have detained bun at t,corge's Hospital, and not handed him over to the WEATHER REPORT..-(THIS DAY.) SATITZDAT, OCT;11111 29, II A.Z. b. L 29.96 LN.E. Skeins I li! L:•3 MSS Z. ANt,.s4ll IV sa E.S.L t,......tde N.-G S2l L •• A) 21.:313 LN.L t.,- • .esr 1 . 19.49 ti S.E. 4 -;.etc e wit ti 1.491 N. 14 1,11 , 001 29.771621 LN.L li •i)Ses 1 . gait 114, LN.L i• _.r Le 29.8352 E. Pr::1 .C 4 .. 5. 4 .00'53 N.L L. -tont 19.0150 N.L t - :fort 94642 E. rs. atk 21.1110,11 21. L Srtftwuth 1 9 . 62j441 LN.L I • Asestils Bl.Ol b 3 E. Latdos : Ts.. l'arcosth I.: r ugh Mel ill E. Elleds Beim .uul lLtsi itri IL.N.E. xx.l LN.S. N.N.L B.x N.I. I. li.N.E. IL 2i.r. B.&L &IL KN.& m 2 o t 'O.OO 1 ob oe 1 e of 0.04 T.) 0.08 2 m 1 co 0.17 4 To 0.03 mo 0.01 - ler so r 0.41 o liollialli. 'r AT. OR Noun's= NoIIDAT. N i. t . • E. .treng to COMM. L to 5 , and '. W., Tao n..lerste, tun In citrate to strong aome pthes. rant A. Abose trarralm As above. EN Eto•• I: , fresh, aornizai. Easterly to S., (rub to rns, I:1, J, n rain moderate. la Out , . .1.5 sett ~'.., v e. Lanai. As nert above. tanners-a:wetland. Weeterove Ireland. Wares, and ad henries •oatbsnt=laglash Channel and Bth of Mow. Ithadern sa:asissol labland and North Sea Herr Carl Formes is singing in a German Opera Vaiplay at Now York. 31r. Cipriani Potter has been elected chairman of the committee of the Mendelseohn Scholarship Fund, t, st.ccsed Sir George Smart, who has rsaisael, in cone- Siena of delicacy at halt & Mr. Horace Wigan announces that the Olympic Theatre will be opened seder his management on the god of N,..rerober. 3lacfarren'a new opera, I/tinily'', the libretto of is by Mr. John Oionford, is sascsuseed for next week It (*nest-garden. The admire; of Mr. Tennyson'. poetry who are ::..meoa account of the price of hie works, to possess them. ;lad to hear (says the Atliesirrites) that he purposes a cheap edition of bin poems, banding the most !..rf .r.te and popular. M. Cards, a young baritone belonging to the f •:d+med family. soil who has amassed is Italy, is sagged it fief Nl4j.sty's Theatre, to shig the part at Valentine in Polyhyninian Choir Concerts of the 2nd mouth, " The isle of Calypso," a masts. by Mr. ! will be performed at the Hanover-square. the season M. Louis Blanc will publish a volumes on " Eastland and the English, as sees :ror. s drench point of view." M i• 1.• 0.. F. oc LIECT.-COLONEL FARQUIIAR.sON OF • • ;.I.—Ezteo.ive prep.rations are helog made over • • ettetiove Deeside estates of Lieut. Colmar' • ... t 0,,,, f..r making a grand demonstration io oelebra : 9i approaching marriage with Miss Oswald, of Au . - ••••t .: .% ATIVE BANktUET.—The anniversary of !`•• I: - .rAd.,ie Conservative Association was celebrated on :or ...ht by a public dinner at Heybrook. The • • t ~, by Mr. John Smith Entwiale, and after • • h. sore delivered by the Hoe. A. Egerton, ''•,' • ••••• truer, ! M.P., Mr. Brett, Q.C. (the conserve ' .-. I r Rochdale), and other gentlemen. L.:lt tl't ON!. ScIENTIFD• MEETINGS TOR THE •• —Tuesday : Anthropological at 8 s'An • . 1•• ' '•"• •e r s read at Beth," Mr. Blake ; " Visit to '• t•twin Burton. Thursday : Lionean, at 8 : • ; the South of Franca" Mr. Moggridae LDP . •••••• ; Chemical, at R : " Is.latioo of •' • ~• Valeryl." Professor Wanklyn ; of Nitrogen io Steel," Messrs. Graham, Stuart, h.tmentration of Nickel in Lead by Pattie- Mr. Boker ; " Edema of Ignition on (hr - • , ••f..,sor Ch urc h. Friday : Philological, at 8. Murphy, and Messrs. Docker and • o , .i.smi,ers for takiog evidence as to the most .:- to s•raits for the capital of New Lea ...:a adahce with a resolution of the General As- ' ••••••••1 hy th e P rom . Alf re d on Saturday. It is ! r•••••-• , ,ry to my that Sir Francis Murphy is the ' '• • ;•-oher of the Assembly in Victoria Mr. ~ ,,her of Assembly in New South WOOS ; `••,1t1 is reanlent magistrate of Tasmania.— • -• , 0,40 (2V.Z.) paper. the General Post-office, Cape Town, kr?,,tr..167. has been committed f o r tri a l on a c h arge • being the cash paid to him by the • h stomps. lie had a good salary, but we ! ••• I L i rule for which even a good icoome was • ; rd. strange to say, his balances bad MVO,' been .111 Ce his •ppointn,ent. The Postmaster-General n ire chief clerk and the accountant, and these rolled on Armstrong, and the revolt •-••••'•• 2 • 0 ". 4 . of the public money has gone au:liming. ••••• I ht' this occurrence, the governor has appointed .•••ft urn* and i iverbeek a commission to inquire into t " r n lo e ' , f tl.e Post-office department. It is thought •••••• Utkinerl might well intend their iDqUiriolll o..roinz of other departments of the civil service.- 1 ft F Sisirisourt.—A sharper took ao er.tigrao t shi p that recently sailed from Bremen, • to port in Baltimore a few days since, and 030- . the •hoigrants that gold was not current in the' ' ••.•••-•• ":cceedr.l in buying with greenbacks nearly the pnmemion of the paineupre. at a di•••1••• • • r r.nt . The sharper elegised upwards of 3,000 • -• •!• • Lii shrewd rascally.—Toronto Globe, Oct. 13. THE EXPRESS, SAFURDAY Fvpratfe, OCTOBER 29, 1864. lig _ 46 ii -. In 1161 7 75 11 116 141 38 71 116 1 In 16 96 66 3 i 114 12 I Est 4- - II 102 1 ri 102} 3 14 — ,sting ilk - I se rd 32} 1 2 ... 110 10 i 201 I to 26) G 152 TI T - N+ 12 21} 801 f , lt 1 U 81 8} •4 661 - 1i ~- - 2.5 f slii m - LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT =.IIOIIIIO 0.111i2T.) EMT ItINETING.-(THD3 DAY.) HANDICAP PLATS. .. 2 6a.. SELLING HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Urn/ ... ... 2 . 1 6a.. PATCHES. Disersilon receives forfeit. 'magmas beat Fanny. Attraction receives forfeit. Hamper beat Rialto. HANDICAP PLATE £5O, TWO-YEAR-OLDS. Provisos 16 ran. HOUGHTON HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Argonaut, 5 yrs, 9st bib ; Coup d'Etat, 3 yn, 9st 51b ; Blue Muni*, 4 yrs, let 21 1 1 ; Vivid, 4 yrs, Bst 21b ; Walloon, 6 yn, Bst ; Old D urh am, Girl, 4 ps, 7st 121 b ; Overture, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b ; 3 yn, 7st 101 b ; Peoa, 3 yrs, 7st 91b ; Gentilhomme, 4 yrs, 7st 91b ; Biondella, 5 yrs, 7st nb ; Italornock, 3 yrs. 6st 121 b ; Trap, 4 yrs, 6st 121 b ; Jane,Shore, 3 rn, Est Illb ; Clairvoyance, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ; and Bro. to Rubin, 3 yrs, Est Oh All are here. SELLING SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C. Wild Thyme, Pinch f, Sister Mary, Bedmire, Welland, Viosroy, and Merry Harp. All are here. SELLING SWEEPSTAKES (TWO-YE AR-OLDS). T. Y.O. Fill. do Regiment, Flageolet, Caporal Bally, Kildare, Anadymnewi, Bossy, ..d Kathleen. All an here. SELLING STAKES OF 5 SOPS. Bretby Stakes Comm Anadycnneoe, Tragedy, Roulette, May, Change of Sows. Lady Floreace, Sr to Hoare of Trumps, Sentinel, Gin Isla, Atlas, and Trig. All are here. hltli DIEHL'S OCTHAOE UPON a SHERIFF'S OFFICIR. —A sheriff's of entered the bones of a Yrs. Robinson and her son, living at Edge-lane, Liverpool. yeeterday morning, in order to nerve a writ of execution. The son rushed down stairs, and with a cavalry sword cut open the officer's head and wounded him in the legs, while the mother attacked him with a poker and dealt him some dreadful blows on the head. The officer's hat only aimed his life. The Robin s/Jos have been committed for trial. AUSTRIAN LOTTERIES IN &MLA:NIA—The Impe rial and Royal Austrian Bank are freely distributing through the post prospectuses of an Austrian lottery, the prizes of which are to be paid through them. The circolar accompanying purports to be dated from Frankfort-on-the. Maine, and, to evade the English law, the remittances ere to be made to that city, although the Post-office orders are to be made payable in Londoo. Whether many Englishmen will be found willing to make their 10/. remittances to a comparatively unknown German banker remains to be seen ; from the circumstance that the prospectus does not state the amorist to be annually drawn. nor the number of years during which the drawings are to continue, the prospect of the subscribers would not ap pear to be particularly encouraging. As it is proposed that every subscriber shall receive, under the most unfavourable chances, 15 per cent. more than he subscribes, it follows that, inasmuch as 120,983,000 florins are to be returned for 40,000,000 subscribed, an enormous time must elapse (as suming that it is not arranged that all the heavy prises shall fall to the proprietor of the lottery) before the priass can be draws—in fact, the time required to sus 80,983,000 florins with • capital of 40,000,000 florins, wises the amount repaid u prizes. If there be found English capita lists sufficiently thoughtless to enter upon such hazardous speculations as this, they will have themselves only to thank if they are disappoented.—AfirtinoJoureal. The Hampshire Adrertiser states that South 'metes is likely to produce • new poetess in the per of • young lady named Cooper. In Introducing • poem of about a column and half in length our local contemporary says, " We have much pleasure in laying before our readers another poem from the pen of Miss Cooper. The construc tion of it is in a high degree creditable. The incidents are happily conceived. We have already commended one of this lady'scompceitioas. In thatziow before us there,is evidence of a great advance towards the higher regimes of poetry. If we have not here what Professor Wilson called, in speaking of Mr.. Hennas' poetical conceits, ' pure drops of gold,' the alloy is of so little account that we may fairly, we think, congratulate Southampton on having a writer with so fair a preemies of future popular tame." A Too JOCULAR ERIDEGROO3I.—A wedding Cere mony at Peuryn came to an unexpected close on Thursday under peculiar circumstances. A well-to-do young man, named Andrews, recently returned from Australia, had wooed arid won • damsel respectably connected, and having procured a marriage license, the pair, attended by more than • doses friends in four or five carriages, ar rived at about 11 o'clock ou Thursday morning at the doors of St. Glaris+ Church. Penryn. The appearance of the party indicated • more than ordinary desire to do all honour to the occasion. The officiating clergyman, the Item C. 1). Saunders, curets, conducted the service, which proceeded in due course until the question was asked of the bridegroom, " Wilt thou have this woman to be thy wedded wife?' To this, instead of the ordinary affirma tive, be replied, " Well, I don't mind taking her for a month or so on trial." This unseemly speech astounded the congregation and ;disgusted the clergyman, who in stantly eked his book, went into the vestry, and disrobed. The parties followed him, begging him to prooeed with the esremouy, bat he resolutely refused, and left the building, and conferred with the archdeacon of the dio cese, the Rev. Chancellor Pliilpotte, who is residieg at the Vicarage. A demand was made for the return of the fee paid for the license, but this also was declined ; and the party, evidently much chagrined, returned to the church and re-entered the carriages, giving orders to be driven as quickly as possible to Falmouth. Amid the irealcal cheers of the assembled crowds, the parties drove off, and just be fore 12 o'clock dashed up to the office of the superintendent registrar at Falmouth, and applied to have the marriage care =my gone throo3b instantly. For this, however, there was not then time, and the doubly-disappointed party repaired to the Globe Hotel, where for the remainder of the day they endeavoured, as best they could, to keep up the appear ance of good spirits.— Western Morning 11 errs. A REFORMATORY AGENT IN BAVARL‘—in any plass of entertsinment is Bavaria, if • Kehler Nee your beer-flagon empty, he immediately fills it for you without request or hint. Bavarian nature ribbon such • vacuum, and the nerves of • kindly Kehler will not permit him to behold such a type of misery u au empty beerdlagon. I was told in this region that the universal passion for beer was made a highly available instrument in the suppression of crime—seeing that in countries where nothing of the kind prevailed, it is impossible to bring punishment rip to so afflictive • height, consistent with the preservation of the criminal's health, as the stopping of • Bavarian's beer; while, for the purposes of prison discipline, the power on some OCCA/001 slightly to relax the prohibition was a bribe to good coaduct, so potent as to leave far behind anything we can &mom pti.k through our inferior social institutions. tatbeood's Magazine for November. —• THE JOrltltil zn DlEPre.—There was a little French vaudeville which, some years ago, used to amuse the audiences of the Valais Royal, and send them horn. leashing as they went over its drolleries. It wan called "Le Voyage Dieppe." The chief incidents of the niece revolved round • long-promised trip to Dieppe which a Paz i• rise shopkeeper bad hotted himself to make, to show his family the sea. It had become the day-dream of their lives, and no subject could be discussed amnegst them without he reference to Dieppe being duly weighed and considered. The happy day at last arrives, and they start. It was before the time of railroads. A malicious friend has, however, bribed the coachman, and instead of taking the road to Dieppe, be passes the whole night in driving round Paris, and ends by depositing the weary and exhailated travellers at a small suburb, where. from the window of a mean-look. inn little ion, a tolerably extensive pond can be de cried, drickwezded and dreary, the distance being closed by a low-lying swamp. Whatever disappointment. the others may feel, the limiest bout-penis himself will admit of none, and be throws aside hie window and exclaims, " Ah, quo c'eat beau de voir le mer and bursts forth with an epos. trophe to the ever-rest:ma sea that would have done honour to a Grrek chorus. He rushee out to the beach to inhale the invigoratiog breezes of the ocean, and comes back with an appetite for oysters, which he naturally imagines to be the appropriate effect of sea air. His enthusiasm and his blunder*. his ecstasy and his mistakes, make up a most laughable picture, and all the time the audience can never perfectly divest themselves of a certain sympathy for one who, if he had really seen the sea, would have hailed the eight with each a racy and honest ujoyment.—Blaekrood's Magazier for November. TRAFFIC RECEIPT4.-71e traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week coding the nid of October, on 11,630 miles, to 646,?..16/., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 11,306 miles. to 605,470/., 'bowleg so increase of 324 miles, and of 42.826/. in the receipts. The gross receipts oo the following 14 rail ways amounted in the aggierite us 8,229 miles, to 529,60;1., and for the oorresponding week of 1863, on 8,011 miles, to 493,6791., showing an increase of 214 miles sod 35,9281. in the receipts. The increase on the Caledooisa emourited to 2,2.10/.; on the Great Eastern to 1.1321.; oo the Great Northern to 3,9401.; oo the Greet Southern and Western to 131. ; on the Great Western to 6,586/. ; on the Lancsabire sad Yorkshire to 118/. ; on the London and North-Western to 6,578/. ; on the London sad Brightest to 509/. ; on the London and South-Western to 2.434/.; os the Meech/stet, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 4991. ; on the Midland to 5,161/.; on the North British to 1,169/. ; on the North Eastern to 3,0711.; sod on the South•FAstera to 2,545/. —total, 35.9281. The goods and mineral truffle on these lines amounted to 295,2574, sod for the corresponding week of 1863 to 272,784/.. showing en increase of 22.473/. The receipts for asaarwiters, parcels, ao., amounted to 734,350/. against 290,8951., showing as iacreass of 13,455/. The traffic re ceipts on 62 other lines amounted, on 3,401 miles, to 118,8691., and for the eorreepondsog week of last Tear, on 3,281 relies. to 111,7911., showing en lawsuit of 110 miles and of 6,896/. in the receipts. The total receipts of the post week show a decrease of 24.7991.. as compared with those of the preceding week ending the 15th iost., and, as compared with the correspoeding week of last year, a con siderable imams is the traffic of the country, BHA.RI 'S--(TR18 DA Two demur. There is little business in the railway market to day. and the tendency is rather unfavourable. No general reduction, however, has occurred in quotation& Great Northern stock bas re ceded 1 per cent., London and South Western 4, Great Western I, and Midland 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1154 to 1164 ; Great Western, 754 to 754; Midland, 1331 to 1334 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1144 to 115 ; Caledonian, 1254 to 1264 ; South Eastern, 834 to 84 ; Great !stern, 45 to ; Great Northern, 131 to 132 ; London and South West enh 96 to 97 ; and Metropolitan, 112 to 4. Few transactions have been reported in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices generally are unaltered. Scinde stock has declined. all Mina. Wol.a now 100 Blylltand Tsai 111 Dostoalloak4BlllLC 100 'emu indar 100 W Dock and Bandon W CorawaU all Do. • 1 •no dlv. ontU 0 all DwWin. a lopold So D. all Dublin andßo lune all DondsarodhotAb 100 ?Bald dao WS *wow and 4= 100 1 nert ltavlera Ord. 110 WO Do. • Nook 100 Do. Z. Aag. Stk., N 0.2 100 Great North onocalsad 100 'olmatifoetbson !Do. I • roa ao dla 1 D a • ll I Slip. a Ypaid b MI at Bonita Wu& (Ira) 1100 Grua Woollen. 11 , 90 Da Ober Val.limatal K. Ili no. To — uti N. us Do. W. ind.—Osloird 11l MO Do. 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New 10.000 100 Car . . . 10,000 100 Coledgal 10,000 01 Coo. Hank of 1.0.1a..te 1 1120,000 10 Coahsoldesed Bank it ,1 4000 100 CoatusestaL New 20.000 60 list Lrind..o LAsuiLed 60.000 20 /astern Exchange 60.600' 20 Engles././Ausi.Chartd. 60,.00 60 1115.:11.sh and Swedish ,L, 60,066 60 European Bank' LLni t..l 10.000 100 Illodoas6Ckilisa./141.11.,1 10 (650 101.1 1)... New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited, b. 0.10 100 .x.t. cwr 10:000 60 loin. Bk. of Ch!main, ; 111.0,000 SO imperial Ottoman... ; YAM 60 !unemotional Bank quw lb comae _ _ . 100.04.4 t.O Land 31ort.ilk. India ,L 24,000 80 Un lik.ofllr a ieu,&c. L i l',0) 100 Lou. Bank of Scotland L , 10,0c0 100 fs,udon and Brazilian acoo 100 Lon.B.A yres&lLPtateL I EO,OOO Sit De. New, in. at lf pro , 6,000 100 fen.. /Ur.. &S. Staff. L 60,000 90 Loa. Ch. Bank el Anstel.j 110,01 w 60 Liindon and Country ....I 1,000 100 Lou. Hambri.Con.la.a. 00,000 60 Loudon Joint , 24.0 0 0 60 Do. Nerr,lss. at 30 pm ' 10,600 100 Lou.. and Northern iL. ; 15.000 20 tendon& Pont& Attic-us 6,000 WO Lou. & 0, Western 60,000 100 Less & Westminster .. 10,000 100 Mrichant bank .. 20,000 60 klermintlle & Exchaml.. 20,000 re Do. _ _ , 10,000 100 Metro. & Prem. bank (L , .... 100 Do. MOO 100 Midland hank 3.1111.) 10,000 100 Bellow' of Liverpool. Pl,OOO 00 IC Pre. of tonlaisd, Bevil to Natiosal Bank, New 16,000 PO New novice Ws!!! 40,000 10 New Zealani (lAmhad) 60,000 20 North Western 60,610 26 Oriental Bank Corpern 20,000 60 Prowl". BankludCarp.‘L. SAN 100 Irrorine. or Ireland . . tome IS South Australia.. 10;000 16 South !astern alto.) 1 16.000 101 Road. al N. B. dirks 060 la Do. do. 40,000 16 Voles of Auslrollo 10.00010/ Dales al Ireland (Lim i INLOOO II Itoloa of Lcodoo DIN A b. No. I 811 . I Dome. 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Trolawkoy (Wk ) bool India Lie BO 2114014 LLO 21.0 'Lk. 2 if& 40 ?AS It 120 411040 d 4t 5.10.6 LILO 106.7 lt MILO 30.17.6 it 10 &SA $ Ili V 101.111GN 111106. xa I SIL I Itai—ii—. • , 36,000 3 ,41andlos Matted) 1 1 100,000 1 :anglo-nrsaGold(Lln la 10,440 II ,LoilalSaa 7 T 6,000 1 l_limaaraardOop.(lo: d .l, all 10,000 II praiLLAsil Clo.(Lien. lan 16,000 10 Cape . , gliallad , T 36,000 I '- virgin! 1 1 000 40 1 3 0,000 111 Oopia l: =14.1) lan 16 100,000. 1 • Palm N. Dal itayi f 76,0001 1 , Itawat.o= 011 16,000, II . Del Fay ( ) 1 If 16,000 I Fortuna (Welted).— all 111,000 10 all Kona le ga(Ltadat 1 16,000 10,000; I tanlaa (Lbanad) I 100.0111[ liarlqulta all MANI 1 ilLAtuvoaßras.G.lLfl ill 601601 6 IPanulelllo Coppw (LI 1 1•0 16.000 ,400, 1I For tro r stalbaad Phillip SllverLial all t 1 , 1 Santa Etarb.Gold 11.(1.) I 110.600 1 Scottish Auxin/ r ln ) 11,090 10 'St, John del Rey Lu )1 11 :NZII •Thatted Madam Us ) 1 iV y alianamanaCiold(Lna )! 00,01161 1 W4ntilus (Waned) 1 46.0001 $ alwasalutans (Um ( all DIBUTIIILI own& 491.001 N. ell Ma. p.s.ltszAkeoi 100 108010 et. G.Nten.,4p.c.Jaa.&J 100 110,000 St. G.Wdo.—W.M. —ox., p. et, Jan. & July.... 100 010,000 St l&st&YL4p.o.Jes&lly 110 MAO 8l Laa,ltrybip.thusilly 100 100123 Bt. LAN.W.o.e.Jaa.&Jaly 160 112,0311 St Do. 0 p.c.lo.&Jsky l lo 00,7110 8F LAS.W.,lp.e.lan.&Joky:loo .... St leldload.4p alon.,Cloty'loo .... et. N. Brills& It P. &D. &, Ip. 0, rob. & 10 01.401 1111. N.Lers.,4p.o..ioaelalp .... 100 mous. Na I ft. I 00/11PLI011. I IP& Annfo.llexiosia AnnMalan Austnilleabl i nt BeellaWatantorks ( ) 'BALM Ole (Limbed BALM AtINANIS Lind Pl. L Ye 4. TeL (.) I 'ealodia e : l4o24.49 •T canial Voyles Company L) city oar= (L 111.) . Coen. otatricenller. (L) CommerelalGolonana. ,Conintidated Dia (L 'Continental UnOaa iL ICentradCorn wail° n(L 'Oop. feenjirevuka, C. o trooe.d.itob. of Lli. I D i Do, of ifalintill/ (L ) CraPalace ireferenoe Do. 6 p. et. Perp. Dab DlacoanNiornon(L F. India Irrigation, Ac. JiaptialiCant& rrd.(L ltlectric Inkgraph Eng. and Ana. Copper In and If t creigreit Inn alicotien.ilar aC in. t iL I Inancial Corporation. 'uncial Dimwit (L, cicala Wanshouse (L Coln rara iLI alined; I o.Credli& Ftn.of Lon 4 !Oen. Steam Nss :nation l b. ileme&:.nionial As. (1 ) lindaorin By Sinabertro•Works (L) o.& Ner.Cdt.Ani. t l ) [Bann m ) laterna=n (U ia liec. CIO intantat.iiisd CreSIML ....d. 1ta i 11 ,. .....a...s i i edritanici c iiiisao:4) Land Securities (Um.; Land. African Trading an dLnledon. IL4 Inetd.Diatrict Ulna Land Anon. Asia Do. New Land. O. Onialbse C. (L; Lend_ Italian, &Antis. nod. Mee. Diloonnt(L) Lond.Prorincialldwane ?Andras brig& & Canal Do. Mauritius Land &c.(I ) MOM. LIMO. Tel. (L) IMillwall Iron Works 'Natal Egad A Ced. C. (I ) Naticnal Dia. Ow& IL iNatlesal rinasaial (L) , N at) o nalfrov. LI aloe a. ;National Naas Nay. (L i 'NerbuddaCoal & I. 'L.; N.Zesisnd T.arLosn , L j N Bri astralasisn IL! N. Driaalteraus L. iL I Noracotiall.audL . ! D. do. Ocean Marine lissom lOrirolei Irtnewial 1101 Oriental Gas (Limited'' Do. New 'Orient. Inland litaani(L) Otago S SOIL odlnrest. Otturn3n r.osorial 'ossonian Gas (Limited' rauansalt.ll.,testo,L ; Do. do New , Peal Ray. Lad _ (L)I ,Peultisular t 0. SWAM; I Do. --- QuehrodA L, 11(4 al :r a ri ir°° lieu Rio J. City Iroprov. !Ditto ditto . Soya! 114118toun. ! Scot. A war. In scot L Smith. [went. itCo.(L S.Anita..l s,L ` 1 loan & la. (L.: south Australian Land I Annotative Tedspap6 1 I Do. Serlp ITel.Coustrite.it SiAin. L I - Woes& 11 army I a. iL.I TrustaltgesciotAut.L IT. & L Co. of P. Canadai UnitedH.Telog. Co. (L) Pulver& Marius Ina. 'I Up per Assam resit/in ; I Ditto Van Dlercieu'a Land— warrant Fiaance{Llut. i Wei tludlirt Pacidc9 L. MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuww. The stock markets opened firmly this morning, but have since experienced a partial reaction, owing chiefly to the absence of business. Consols have declined per cent., and some foreign stocks >t to 4. Confederate Bonds have receded 2 per cent. Most of the principal British railway securities are quoted the same as yesterday. The discount market is quiet to-day, with little business, and the rate for first-class three months' bills is unchanged, at 81 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for loans from day to day on English government securities is 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 64fr. 52c., showing no change of importance. Consols are now quoted 894 to for money, and 894 to I for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 4, ; ditto, for account, 894, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4, 1, ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Four per Cent., 96 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, 45., 94, dia. ; ditto, June, 145., 10s., 13e. dis. The foreign stock market is dull. The prin cipal feature is a fall of 2 per oent. in Confede rate Bonds. Greek and Mexican have also re ceded 1, and Consolidds and Spanish Passive, t. The Committee's Certificates have risen 1, and Egyptian Bonds are inquired for. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.: --}reek, 211 to 221 ; Mexican, 261 to 27 ; Confederate, 61 to 63; Spanish Passive, 311 to i; the Certificates, 14 to f ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 68i to 69; ditto 1862, 71 to i ; and the Consolidds, 50 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian, 1863, 821 ; Egyptian, 961, 95, 96 ; ditto se cond issue, 96t ; Greek, for account, 92; Mexican, for account, 27/, 26; • Peruvian, 1862, for account, 811 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian, 1859, 53 ; ditto, 1862, 871, 88 ; ditto, 1864, 86fr ditto scrip, le prem. ; Spanish, for account, 471, 1 ; ditto Passive, for account, 311, 1,1, 1 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 89; ditto 1858, for account, 69 ; ditto 1862, 711, ; ditto for account, 72, ; ditto 100 f. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, l 661 ; ditto 1864, 42, 411. International Financial shares are now quoted 11 to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 2} to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, If to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16; Ottoman Socifiti (UDE :ale, 1 to ; prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 11 to 1 dia. The Shannon, from the West Indies, has brought 406,0001. in specie, and the China, from New York, 29,0001. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 3961. 9s. N. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. HALT-PART Two o'Cumr... Consols are quoted 84 to f for money, and 89 5-16 to 7-16, or 89f, for the account, being slightly better in the latter instance, compared with the quotation =tient at 2 o'clock. There is no reason to doubt that the Stock Ex change will be shut on Tuesday next, the let of November, according to custom. On that day the transfer offices at the Bank of England will like wise be closed, to allow of the striking of the half yearly balance. No bullion transactions of any importance oc curred at the Bank yesterday. The steamer Great Britain has arrived from Melbourne with 125,0001. in gold, and the Etna, from New York, with 23,0001., making together 151,0001., which will doubtless be sent into the Bank. On Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Con tinent were rather more inquired for, and the ten dency of the rates was somewhat less favourable for this country. The list is subjoined. Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 18 ; Rotterdam; 3 swaths, 12.11 to 2 ; Ant. wasp, 3 months. 25.80 to 83; asanlntrg, ma. bunco, 3 months, 13.104 to t; Paris, 3 days, 25.2., to 35; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.80 to 8.) ; Frankfort-op-the-Maine, 3 months, 1214 tol ; St. Petersburg (par melba), 3 months, 281 to 29; Vienna, eft. do.. 3 months, 12.3) to 35 ; Trieste, eft. flo., 3 months, 12.30 to 35 ; Madrid. 3 months, 464 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 47 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26 to 26.10; Geom. 3 months, 26 to 26 10 ; IBMs, 3 months, 26 to 26.10 ; Naples, 3 months, 26 to 26.10; Palermo, 3 months. 26 to 28.10 ; Mamma, 3 months, 26 to 26.10 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days. 514 to 1. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullies - lcerease £750,000 Dias discounted Government deposits loorsase 280,066 Notes in circulation Decrease 6'90,000 Priests deposits Advances Nearly all these changes, including the increase in the bullion and decrease in the disconntx and circu lation, are highly favourable, and they place the Bank in a much stronger position. The rates of discount here are still considerably above those current on the continent. At Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin, the rate for good bills is 7 per cent. ; Vienna, 6} ; Hamburg, 4 ; Turin, 8 ; Frankfort, 5 ; Brussels, o ; and St. Peters• burg, 6 per cent. The suspension was announced yesterday of the respectable firm of Messrs. John C. Cole and Co., merchants, chiefly in the Spanish trade, in conse quence of the stoppage of Messrs. Hartley and Co., of Seville. The liabilities are computed at about 100,0001., and the liquidation is expected to be satisfactory, there being, as stated in the circular to the creditors, " available assets to a considerable amount." The partners intimate that they could not delay the present step, however painful, with out injury to their creditors generally. The books have been placed iu the hands of Messrs. Cole man, Turquaud, Youngs, and Co., the ac countants. At an adjonroed meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Job', Fletcher and Co., in the corn trade, held at Manchester on Thursday, it was decided to accept a composition of 9s. 3.1. in the pound, pay able in three, seven, and ten months. Au atnewiel balance-sheet, prepared by the inspecuoa, showed liabilities to the amount of 140,68n1., and assets, 67,2701. A call of 2/. 10a. is to be paid on the shares of the City Offices Company (Limited) by the 24th November. A call of 1/. is to be paid on the shares of the Bank of Otago (Limited) by the 22ud November. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,250/. over last y ear. It is notified that the National Bauk will in future be associated with the Alliance Bank. as bankers of the Bank of Hindustan, China, and Japan (Limited). The share list of the Northern Assam Tea Com pany will be closed on Monday next, the 31st inst. FRIDAT EVUDIG. Consols, which closed yefiterlaiaifffiiicTilor the 10th November, opened this morning at 89t) to and after touching 891 to A, closed at 89i to A. For money the last price was 89f to it. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89f, ; ditto, for account, 1, 893, f, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 874,f New 'Three per Cents., 87f, f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, f ; ditto Bonds, Bs. din. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupoe paper, 89 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1001 ; March Exchequer Bills were quoted 9s. to 41. dia., and the June 16a. to 10s. dia, showing in the latter case an improvement of 21. The India Five per Cent. Stock was slightly flatter. The rupee paper remains steady. India Bonds were marked Ss. dis. The somewhat easier tendency of the money market is causing an in creased inquiry for Exchequer Bills. Foreign stocks were in fair demand, and in some cases prices have improved. Mexican, Venezuela of 1862, and Turkish of 1862, rose per cent. • Turkish of 1868, ; Greek Coupons, ; anl Spanish Passive, 4 per cent. On the other hand, Confederate Bonds and BMW] of 1864 declined per cent., and Italian and Greek 4. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were dull. The demand for bank shares is apparently re viving. Allianee Bank, after touching 10 prem., closed at 84 to 9+ prem., being H. 10s. higher than yesterday. Agra and hastermaa's Bank rose 21. to 31. ; Imperial, 2/. ; and many other banks 10s. to 1/. per share. Hudson's Bay shares were firm, at 13i to 16, and Egyptian Trading at to j prem. National. Discount were again rather better, at 8 to 84 prem. ; but Joint Stock Discount remain dull, at 24 to 2 dia. Madras Irrigation, National Financial, National Steam, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, Ocean Marine Insurance, and Universal Marine Insurance shares have all improved. City Offices and Land Securities shares were fiat. The shares of the financial companies were again in demand, and a rise of 2s. 6d. to fin. took place in most cases. Credit Foncier and Mobilier shares, however, were dull. The closing quotations are an nexed, viz : International, 1 to If prem. ; General Credit, 2f to 24 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 1 prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amal gamated) lf to lf prem. • and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England ( amalgamated), If to 14 prem. Anglo-Egyptian Bank shares were quoted 1 to 04 dis., and Ottoman Socia4 G4n4ride 1 to 11 prem. showing a rise. Canada Government Six per Cents. have risen. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 404 to 414, being dull. L , i 106 107 96 911 12 21 — fee — for OW ilia 8 lit g SO 57 81 VI 88 Sdis 4 2522 psi 24 2K id?, par_ - 1 1 i 6 :lla . 1 dl a par 18 21 11 111 11 2 1 4/8 12 14 109 112 101 112 6 4 Ws 10$ led IL klis par 1 opts I lets 4476 tips 21 es idis ipsal 15i 15 I} lipin Par 1 or Pm li 7 e AJI 15 ea Ita Ms 1 Ojai 1 1 1 1. 61 r 6 pra 4 tdb idle 1t ar, ft fez iPM i idle par 71 diOm 19 62 9 8 *Wm , Ids par 1963' P 67 66 u lpm 1 171 1 Par 171 Ulm 1 pm I B L . fm7 4 2 Ms 1 VedAs e el I • b 1 • dim i IN 62 88 94 j 19 21 pm II 2 dal 27 29 23 26 letis par 66 6.1 120 125 2 1 als, 454 1 3 1 i 1 0 10 , 43 65 I _ ~ I --i. 4 O . Paa '- a idt i 9 3 id., _ ipui 6., ..p... I t , 1 ., 1 _ __—_. 11 1 gent FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Baia and San (Limited), gua. 7 per cent, 141. Great Luxembourg, 11 to 10/. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per sent. (all paid), 18i to 1. PREFERENCE SHIRE& Caledonian quarters, No. 2, 1U94. Great Northern, 41 per cent., redeemable at 10 per mi. prem., 102. Do., 5 per conL, redeemable at 5 per asst. pram, 106. TRAFFIC RETURNS. - 30t 2 if 9 1 9 1l 16 wit Il 1 2 ie I 4 nil $7 id eeI:MATS. Mlles Pu- Ma , Toed. Tad open. moors. Ghana's. 181/4. MI. Week metre; Oct le. I A A It Dublin and Meath Week ending Oct. O. 11. Anil a Lowkaitle-Ven Line) 1086 17,779 29,403 47,20 06,766 Line) Lines of Central 1ta1y..., 067 2,791 1.1.07 4,861 4,039 Week ending Oct. 21. 3446't and N. Counties — 1,187 1,416 /903 1,007 Week ending Oet. Wm* Modern 14196 11,690 41,996 0,676 67,6 0 4 Week iodine Oct M. BAUM and County Down 49 134 1641 SOS 640 Bristol and 'tsetse C Co aledonian 2824 6948 13,412 10,400 11160 rnwall 664 1,014 618 1.0112 1,009 Lon.,Chatimm. and Deem fit 4102 Len 1 03 &An Metropolitan Sc. or Lon., Chatham, and Dover Midland North British so d it lin- burgh and Miaow. Icottlatt Central 10,000 16 4.111 15 i0:660 eo 4 4 sa n no eoo 1 11 4; 6 lb; 16; 1; I 36 110 ST et 9 Y 3 4 V 9 4 4; Clee iii_ TO -- i • ii If 19 rap OL moss. I %ha t 11 ti - 4 - 5 - li We Por * i ~ .Z —dl. st s i b 22 Ws 6 6 ism 1 Ojtlls II 1 r 1. I 3- i t di. 014 30 41 4i fpm 1 1 i I Pt I CI. prima U 90 1/7 SO 96 16 OS IS 16 911 IN WI 96 96 96 96 MINE-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czoct. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, and prioes in most instances are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Vor shares continue in request, at 38 to I. East Grenville are called 7}} to I ; South Co arrow, 11 to 2 ; New Martha, 1 tot ; and East Caradon , 22 to Emit Wel Russall are officially marked 41. St. John del Rey, United 34exican, and Yuda namutana shares are firm ; while Capo Copper exhibit a drooping tendency. At the Wheal Edward meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 423/. A call of 4s. per share was made. Al Kelly Bray Mine meeting yesterday the ac counts showed a debit balance of 152/. At Gawton Mine meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit of 2671. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The metal market has boon seribly affected by the con dition of the mosey market. Some forced sales have bees effected sad a heavy decline submitted to, but more buel nem has bees done than for some time pest, and as there are signs of an improvement in financial circlet, we have rater to hope for a reaction in commerce. Iron—Welsh bars are steady, bat the demand has fallen off. In Stsf foedshire Ivor. prose are well maintained, but the position of affairs in South Staffordshire becomes more complicated. Scotch pig ire. has sadergone but little change ; the mar ket is lif4ar, closing at 50a. 3d. cask. Copper—A heavy decline, owing to forced sales of merd-hand lota, bee bees established it Eogliah ; r low at 881. was accepted for bout select, sad 851. to Btil. for toyer, but the market is slightly better. Manufactured has not decLoed in the same pro portioe. Barra bas e changed handl, at 91/. and 901. We quote Kapnoda nominally 921. Tin—The market remains dull. English obtaiesble trier smelters' prices. Straits has bees sold as low as 94/. cash, rad 951. or =oath, but is new • little firmer. Bare at 9tW. and 951. In Holland the prise is 5911. Tin Plates are mush depressed and difficult of sale. Lead—Not much doing ; prices unaltered. Spelter—The I market has been dull, and the mice but gradually declined from 211. 10e. to 211., at which a fair amount of bushier I was done, closing somewhat steadier with buyers at that price. Hull purls 21/. to 211. 10a.. according to brands. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY. tIIT 114110TBIO AND INTWATIONAL T[LIIOLPL) (nom ova owa oolalero2tmlyr.l_ _ . . --• • • CorroL—The market is again very excited, and prier are Old. dearer than the quotatioes of yesterday. Wes, 1 15 . 000 or 20,000 balsa. TALLOW MARKET.—(THDI DA T.) The market is steady et the follow* quotations :—Pe. tateborg Y.C. on the spat. old. 43e. 6d. to 43e. 9.1. ; sew, eaL ; all the month, 40a. 3d. to 46a. 6d. ; December, 1 41 e. 3d. ; January to March, 42a. to 4'3 3d. ; Muck, 143 e. 3d. to 43e. Bd. NAMIT AVERACIZI. —Town tallow, 44e. 3d. fob bby ~ ditto, 2a. 2d. ; yellow Barman. 41s. ; mel ted 325. 6(1. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow gram, 18s. ; Noi dreg. 711" SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—fTIIIB DAY.) Mmes. Harvey and Autos nowt trade drat at the fol. lowing prows :—Prime meadow My. 80a. to 110 a ; slower. yid, 100•. to 130.4 ditto am, snood =V, 90a. to ROL; straw, 271. to 314 COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The market is still erewded with ill kinds of hardy !mit M season, Notarially pears, of which there is abundance ol admirable 'witness. Amosg the letter ere Marie La*" Duchess. d'fineoulkse, Craisane, and others. Grapes am • likewise sufficient for the demand among them are Dane Hronbursa at from 9d. to Ir. per lb. Of pins apples them is but a limited supply. Kent filberts and cote fetch from 765. to 85s. per 1001131. Walnuts are very plentiful, amed oranges begin to make their appearaace. Gusset feta from P.. to 10a. per 100. Tomatoes are large and fine. For potatoes there is a heavy sale. Flowers chiefly misled of orchids, heaths, eaters. fuchsias, migsosette, and room Pine ample., per lb., CA to is to fis I Apples, per sieve, Is Od to le Grapes, per lb., Is Od °swages, per 10 I, Cm tO 12e Melons, each, Is to Se Lemmas, poe 10e, is to les Peaches, per du, s. AI to lfs I Nuts, 1 erect om, , les Plums, per y sieve, 2s to de N. u Itra.P, , see Pears, per doz., is 6d to Ss I Almonds, do., Its. to 20s VEGETA ELEA. Cabbages, p. do:, Is to Po re: per dos.. 1$ Cl . tr French pane, perk:lf:ler:3a Shallot.", prr lb • to 4. (MTh , . t• 1 Potatoes. York Regatta pert !.statices, sa , h, 1.1 t . tom. atm to Rorie, dn , 4. 5 / 1 to (1136 Ktidise. per 4v - we... t+ 16d Itnesera.Volt,p 1:::. , 1.;s0.1 tot, eZorue, per hunch, 4.1 to at rurnips, per hunch, nd to &I Cucumbers, each . ed to Is Ilu.limolos.Ppeat..l4 to ISM per 1. !,,t, Y. 1041 herb:, per THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morninr were issued the B gird of Trade returns for the month and nine months ended the 30th September. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures dpriug the month and sine months in the last three years. For the mouth. 14,542,R id 14.687,942 182 1864 1d64 For tb• o'se mantis. 4:93 672,43‘ 104 294,713 123 401,161 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LlwirstrooL, Of?. 18. -Caledonian, 1261-len,mAisfre and Yorkshire, 1144 112-Leadon and North Western, 1151 1 416 4 1 I d-Lanchester, Btieflielt. and 1 incelieslure. 651-111olaag, 1334 1 1-North Eastern Berwick CS pita! kt' k . 10e: 9 -•'•ontd Eastern, 84 121uffalo and Lake Huron. 42- East India Fin per tent, 101 rand T lnak of Canada 1 Mee per Cent, Mb prefermwe 334-Dutch kheniAi, if--(:rent Luxembourg shares, 10 1348 1 16 5611 1015.14-Sambre and Meese, 71-Elea. federal* Lean. im4 4-Altkiness Bank of London and Liverpool (Wilted), 11 p.-Eastern Exchange Bank ,Limited.. 14.-assa. cal Credit and Financial Comriany :Limited:, 24 p. -Mercantile . sad Exchange Bank (Limited). 21 1 11 4. 1 -Narth Weakens Hank tiAmited), 31 v.-Albion Marine iUmltedl , 3-16 1 Britidi and Foreign Ilarthe (Limit d., 21 1 p.—Liverpol and London, and Globe Fire and Life Insurance, lif p.-Marithae Insurance (Linsitodi.l6-16 4.-Queen Insurance. 13-14 p.-Untem Marine (Unnitrd / ', 3p.-Meney Steel and Iron (Limited), 1 p.- National Steam Navigation Company, 8) 1 1 d.-West India and Pacific Steam, I) p. 61,46canenta, Ocr. 28.-A very good business was done, and prices wets very strong at the close. C. Caminell and Co., 44 ad. -Consolidated Bank (United , 6p.-Great Eastern, 464 -Great Luxembourg, 101 11-Ore it Northern A, 144 7 4 1 F-Grest West srn 761 1 1-Citmeral Credit, li p.-udaon'e lay, ISt-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1141 13141-London an 4 North Western, 116410-Manchester, 8 old. and Linooln shire, 661 14 4 4-New ditto 6 per ceut. pref., 7.14 d.-Natro politan, 116 IEI- mexicana, ex all, 261 7-M Miami, 13311-81140 New 181. shares. 34 p.-South Eastern, t 3-1 1-rmallish IMeaftws , 314-Nerenetile Bank, 2 A.-International, 1 7.10 p.-Comasda rate Loan, 114-Thelon Bank. 4 p.-Alliance Bank. 04 p. BiutErliOnAlL OR. 18-Business was dull In this market to Arsenate the latent quotation, were London and Nati Weldifll. at 116. to 110-Midland, at 135 to 1331 - 'south Sla4 fords, at 101 to 101. „The latest quotatiotas for local share. 1.• chided Birmingham Financials, at 11 to 11 v.-blend Wagon (Limited). at 10 to :04 -Metropolitan Wagon, stlti a ra I_l-Midland Wagon, new, at Sup. ,salter.;-aid Fatted Axle shares, at 64 to 31. 11 ar vs Idb