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other articles some waistcoats. From information cirri ro me I went to a pawnbroker's and identified two I afterwards gave the prisoner into custody. • .fir. Lewis—The prisoner left me at the end of July. 1..., her husband who gave the information she had me. I afterwards heard that her husband waa ram ,' dto appear at the polies-court for aesatilting her, he ~• z to appear at the police-court th e same day th at I her with robbing me. u. i . : istrate. after hearing further evidence, raid—l do . • the cue made out against the prisoner. I have .ht the husband caused his wife to be charged with oc to keep her from going to the police - The prosecutor had good reason for charging ; i.er with the robbery after the information . ved 'Hat the charge has been got up by the hos ef prisoner and that fellow (a man named w!.,, has given evidence, there is very little doubt. .'..-eh.ag.• the prisoner the prosecutor can take his :!,, and if anything further comes out the prisoner ,iron into custody again. tlivener, who was stated to have,been much ill-treated ; L.-I,nod, then left the court, crying bitterly, the she had taken out against her husband having owing to her not being able to attend the _____ . _ „.... WESTMINSTER. -• kltri , UAN ROBBING ONE OF THE LINE. , - - t'an , /, a private in the Coldstream Guards, 0,1. e. the bar charged with robbing William Leary, . • ~,!e of the list Foot, • .Ist Farrier, 01 the Old Star and Crown, Broadway, said that last evening the prisoner, prosecutor, ,iria.iner came into her house. The first -_.i I. tc dr:nking, and the prosecutor was very drank that be fell sn the door directly they en .,• ' 7 She refused to serve them, and thedrum. ;er !: Frisoner then caked her if she would let the pro ,: • • until be recovered, and she co nsen t e d, an d •• •7 • dEin;self by the side of the prosecutor to take After be had been there a few minutes the, • t' rot ho hand into prosecutor's pocket, cod emptied ci. then going out. Witness, who had seen :• pri the pro.ccotor. called her son, and told him vii,• oe:urred, and prisoner was brought back. He i • i.ad gone out to ge t a pot . 31 r. 1 . 11,er ‘aid that he followed the prisoner briskly and ,:Lt him baii after be bad gone a few yards from the Ile ha: lag baud clenched with prosecutor's puree , lhor pr , perty is it, which he declared was his own. prosecutor sail h.. bad just arrived with his regiment from the Wv-t and having obtai ne d s i x weeks leave was ou i• r Lis home, COMA, Kerry. When he fell in w::h thir proonet last night be had V. 9s. about H m , li e he :atoxicated that he did not know how Le lon it. 11:,:errn .u, 114 11, said that he was called prisoner iLt. , custody, and found a sovereign ~n .c s.lr, rup ,t 1 him. He admitted that he had only t shlllings when he left barracks, and f :Wr• or ttitr, pots of beer out of that. =of rIJ 'oil reserve his defence. I: c,Lizaitt...d for trial. II 3IERSMITH. •Si r. OF GUNrOWDER. — StM3fONS AGAISST LORD RASELAGH. t e apOicanta was a gentleman accompanied by r f the V diviaion, who complained of the .•f gunpowder in • shed at Beaufort House. North c:han., the headquarters of the South Middlesex e rrs, contrary to the provisions of the 23rd and 24th 1. ..'et/011 referred to stated that no pence shall have or one time, being a dealer in gunpowder, more th►n _ • f gunpowder, and not being such dealer more than ' f cunpowder in any house or place. The 30th section ,ame set, however, exempted certain premixes, which • to Le the turning point in the ease. The words . act shall not extend to the keeping of gun '+!cr 3t any storehouse or magazine belonging to or held o<erviee of the crown, or which shall be sent for the -t such fore:* militia or volunteer corps." : • r"; ly to lir. Jugham, -,.:0r Tarlton said the powder was obtained from the !nchrtm—But to whom does the land belong' he tut —To the South Middlesex Corp. lc-Jana—The whole question is whether this plan to the crown. Who is in actual custody of the !i:aot— Lord Ranebigh. lugham—lle puts persons in to look after the pro .l; pliant—Yes, sir. The gunpowder is stored within Cc ry yards of my house. I ugham—l will grant you • summons. Tie magistrate then requested his clerk to issue a sum : against Lord Ranelagh for keeping more than Mts. :uopowder on the premises, and said he would hear •:.t they had to say on the other side. THE ENTERTAINMENT BY THE BAR OF ENGLAND TO M. BERRYZR. At a meeting of the Benchers of the Middle held Let evenioc in their Parliament Chamber, it el. , • .lved to place the magnificent hall of the society at 11. e •; -al of the committee for conducting the entertain 'Le to be offered to 51. Berryer by the Bar of Eng. lin will take place on Tuesday evening next. ft is nm.:,,t0,41 that the Attorney-General will occupy the chair m occa-ion. € l ! ,- N;N,: OF A NEW POTATO 31ARKET AT DAY.)—The new potato market yr iv the € ;rest Northern Railway Company adjacent t gurus at,tion, in Maiden-lane, King's-cross, was for tragic this morning, and was well attended F. i....yers and salesmen. The market stands on a hr;.-r area than those at Spitalgelda and Tooley.street o.•.•biaed, and contains twenty-one warehouses, besides autli:ient atpacity to contain the consignments of reetable that arrive by the railway from the northern :trld from Scotland. The danger to labourers of ai.d carrying the sacks acmes the line is obviated a upon which trucks are brought close to ware- Tile StvItAGE oe GuNrowueß.—Earl de Grey &Lit:Ton. the .Secretary of State for War, with whom was !1..rr,,,, of Harlington, received yesterday a deputation ft . the inhabitants of Chatham, who were represented by t:.-- .Iroott, vicar ; Messrs. Watchund, Old! (high :.•• and E. W. l'hibbs. The deputation which was .ic •.ed by Sr F. Smith, represented to their : ;be kiaoKer to which the inhabitants of Chatham v.:, • ;e, Ted by the proximity of the great quantity of idored at l•poor Castle, &c. Having courteously to the representations submitted by the depute t. c. ti., secretary of War, acknowledging the grave ix°. ; ce 4 the .übivict, said that he h a d alr e ady appo i n t e d „ , ii.o.ittee of inquiry, who were instructed to ,t .; di all the present magazines for the storage of i• ad. r. !tin Farah A ,. ..11 , ENT AT THE HURLEY RAILWAY e.ter.L9 , Mr. William Carter, the coroner for t held an inquest at the Station Inn, Minder 1:.. iercuihstances •,1 the death of a maiden lady, named ayell7S, who was killed by falling from the I of the ntAtoi.,o on Saturday morning last. Mr. • • hi, the station master, deposed that on Satur . the of October, while he was on duty, • '•• de-eased lady at the @tattoo, on the platform. by a female servant. When the train came " • then am minutes late, wttuess suddenly looked r • - a a th e lade falling, with her arm against the ! • • I se• , Ll.l fall no to the line, head foremost, ` • .t rat and second class carriage. The wheel f carriages seemed to drag her along • . r and when the train came to a full stop wit •• • • In,' wheel rested entirely on the upper part of " I ti.,- lower part of her body. He wins quite 1 • . • • ' 'thin.; was not injured nor torn io any way. 1 • at iieratt the time she fell, though there were ' • • :•• •• .-rs en the platform, Mr. George Meek, of !'" ,-• Italromhe, said he was a pawner by the •'4 v :he next carnage to that under which the de. .1, the train arrived at the platform he saw • • • •nete. and she put her hand forward as if to ••••ilif the handle of the carriage door. The! • • v tien motion, but did not go •". . ... Ade of tams. Witness assisted to, '' •t f• under the front wheel, on the near side I • • .., , ..1 she was quite d ea d, th e w h ee l having • f••• t., n'u her chest, The deceased certainly • -hnut to tan, hold of the carriage door .' , ..• • , i• in 4 nervous hurry. She did not appear • ,• • a i not appear to be wearing any en'no • ''• •• i A , eienloO, siste r -i n l aw o f th e d ece vaxl, ••-. _r 1,, 1 been stoning at Grove-villas, Honey, • • . lentined the deceased, who was in in ' h Sae was perfectly healthy in ' •! there not the slightest idea existing j - • ••• It" e..mnu6 suicide, Susan frown, the , • A • A ••1,.. to the railway station with the deceased, •.! tie. evidence, rr oving th e d ea th to have ' ' • • •-, I.- a ,ad the coroner said be thought no • ,•-• • • sr,. necessary. A verdict o f "A cc id en t a l r• • I. on• o' , jecting juryman expressing his • ' retjro verdict of manslaughter • • • ' • , as t , i lead to an enforcement of the •• • . •••• an, at the station. DitowNING AT EVE ' •• '• •A• last. while two boos, aged five and ' • . •••••,, of Mr. Willi am Di c k son , ti•b c it,r, • . • •- sea beach near the gasworks, Lye.' ' verde of their fetbei's house, the . • • • nail ventured rather near the water, • • at the time, a heavy wave k noc k e d .- • • ~• •-•lli•iii out to sea. The older boy im • •• Ti, rai, and the father and many o th ers • ' •. 'l' • child was floating on the top of -•,- fr the Inaich, and the father got ropes ' shd endeavoured to reach his child. • . ktn• ked down and severely hurt by • ' ay, rind after several ineffectual at. • I i`il he was kept back by the crowd, ' " •h. was hopelessly tasking his own life, the • !tame dead. The body was washed -"- •• L hee t•litee in the enures of half an boor. • a • .a: ile4rt rending, and the *creams of the 4 •• v • ••• a:•••.. • e.l to the spot rendered it all the • • - .•••• : ,4 C,,itranf. PRMAT. S.W. to N., varying, light to moderate, fine. S.W. W. N.B. floeAskt 01 N 01211211 SATERDAT COASSS. N.W. to N o t:. and tiara to W., variable, mo derate, gcuerall3 fine. As above. WIIMIZa. N.W. to E, moderate to fresh, fine. NN. W. to E.N. , BOOTHBUt. N.E. to S.E., fresh to fresh, line. moderate, tine. W. to N. and E, tars- LAMM. N. W. to N.E and S. K., able, light to fresh, variable, moderato, fine. tine. Northernmheotland. Weeternmtreland. ►alas, and ad fusee:lee sonthorn= English Channel and Bay of Biscay, Ludo= Enetward Ineand and North Bea. ATTEMPTED INcENDIARIsM ON THE YORKSHIRE WOLD 9- On Sunday evening an attempt was made to aet fire to a stack in the stocky a rd o f M r . Wilberforce, Horoby, who occupies a farm of between 140 and 700 acres, under Lord Londesborough, in the parish of Sunbernholme, near Pockbogton. Ooe of the farm servants living in the house, named Harold Robinson, a Lincolnshire man, was appre hended on Monday evening by Superintendent Cordukes, of the Pocklington police force, on suspicion —which seems well founded— of being the guilty party, and was taken before the Rev. F. 0. 5/orris, a magistrate for the Eat Riding, the rector of the parish, and by him remanded till Wedose day, for the purpose of being then further remanded to Saturday, on which day the Pocklington Beach bold their usual monthly meeting, when the case will be fully invceti- Ptftd- PRACTICAL JOKING IN PARK singular scene recently occurred in the readiog-room of the Imperial Library, Rue Richelieu, All Paris knows the old Armenian, M. iimangian, who with his green cap and long brown robe with ample sleeves, has for twenty-five years every day occupied the same place at the table nearest the bureau of the librarians, where, sur rounded by formidable folios, he works at compiling an Armenian dictionary. One day last week, just after the doors were opened, a person supposed to be the learned pundit was seen in the usual place, to all appearance busily engaged at his accustomed labour, when, to the amazement of all present, a second Armenian, dressed in exactly the earne costume, entered the room, and proceeded to the name spot. The last comer, who was the real Simon Pore, seemed almost petrified with amazement at finding his place occupied apparently by a double of himself, bat he soon recovered his presence of mind, and insisted on having his usual seat It was then discovered that the first corner was not the real Armenian, but a young frequenter of the library, who had made up his face to imitate the original, sod had assumed the Armenian costume for the purpose of playing a practical joke on M. Ksaangiao. The latter then resumed his labours, Red the hoaxer left the library after receiving a severe reprimand from one of the heads of the establishment —Galiynan i. PORCH EFONTAI NE STEEPLEeR ASES. --The secori.l day's running, devoted to steeplechasing, came off yesterday (Tuesday) and the weather being fine and bright, and the day a public holiday, the attendance was much larger than on the previous occasion. The arrangements showed a con siderable improvement, although much still remains to be done. The course is irregularly laid out, and likely to embarrass the riders. This was shown in the brit race, when the three hones after crossing the river started off in different directions, their jockeys being qude uncertain which way to go ; the part opposite the stands also requires roping off to prevent the public from entering on the course in the way of the horses. More than one narrow escape from accident occurred yes terday. Porchefontaine does not seem to enjoy yet much favour with the owners of homes, as, of the four events run for yesterday, one only produced ae many as five entries, and the remainder only three each. The obstacles are not difficult, there being no Irish bank, as at La Marche, and VIOOOOIII4, and at which whatever accidents take place usually occur. The river, however, appears to be wider than at either of those places. With one exception, the horses got safely over.—Ouligna Acc - LIMATIsATION IN ENGLAND.—In the sixth century wheat was Ent sown in England. Up to the six teenth oenturr Englishmen grew few fruits and vegetables. What they consumed were imported. Their chief food consisted of bread, beef, and mutton. Nearly all the favourite flower, in England are exotics ; the rose came from France, Flanders, and Italy; the honeysuckle, haw ! thorn, and passion flower from America; the lavender. rosemary, and mignonette from the south of Europe ; the laburnum from Hungary ; the laurel from Portugal ; the ' bee tree and daffodil from Italy; the weeping willow from the Levant • and the foxgloves from the Canaries; broccoli, beans, and cauliflowers came ' from Greece; peas from Spain; carrots and celery from ' Flanders ; asparagus and kidney beans from Asia ; lettuce, artichokes, and cabbage from Holland ; parsley from Egypt ; and potatoes from America. The mulberry is from Italy ; the apple and plum from Syria ; the grape from Portugal ; the nectarine and peach from Persia ; the gooseberry. cherry, and strawberry from Flanders; the currant and apricot from Greece; the qiince from Austria; the poem granite. orange, and lemon from Spain ; and the raspberry and walnut from America. The hop plant came from the Netherlands.—Aiterm/fan rap, A Mmilti M. , tIPEN AND nra AhmiRER N .—A word or two before we close about Arriana, the object of his adoration. She is a remarkably pretty half-caste, the off spriog of an Englishman and a Maori woman. Her mother die.l some years ago ; and her father, one of those restless, unsettled beings so often to be met with in the colonies,, left her to the care of her M iori relations, and started for Australia: nothing has been heard of him since. When the war broke not she was living with a settler near A wamutu ; the family was obliged to leave, and she was carried off by the rebels. She sacs that this was done against her will, and that while the lighting was going on at the pa she was tied to another women to prevent her from attempting to escape. We suspect, however, that she was tied oily be' the gentle cords of love, and that a Maori warrior bed something to do with her presence there. When the pa was evacuated she was hit by a bullet, which shattered her arm : it would have tune hard with her in the indiscriminate slaughter which evened, bail not some brave fellow stood over her, and defended her life. No less than ten men came forward to claim the honour due to his gallant deed ; bat this was after the report of her beauty had spread over the camp, and such claimant doubtless imagined that he could establiah a lien over her heart. Nay, some weeks after the fight, an enthusiastic militiamen travelled all the way from Eight°, a distance of thirty miles, and demanded en interview with the brigadier; he stated that he was the preserver of Arriana's life ; he could neither eat, nor driuk, nor sleep, for thinking of her; so he had made up Lis min I to make her his wife. He bad .in the savings bask, which stun be wished to devote to her education, so as to pre. pore her for the duties of the married life. All that he de sired at present was an interview with the object, of his affections ; Arrians would at once recognise him anal rush ;to his arm.. There was only one i;i4ht difficulty; he spoke no Maori, and she knew no Enclish ; but love hits a language of its own ; he had no doubt that they would understand one another. The brigadier, amused at the fellow's earnestness, granted the ilwired interview. and al. ! lowed the interpreter to be present to assist if the silent language of dove should prove insufficient. The lover ea , tared the room with a bashful, sheepish air, and stared at I Anima, who stared at him in return ; but there was no recognition on her part, no outburst of trashing gratitude, no rushing to his arms. On the contrary; she turned to the interpreter, and coolly asked what the man wanted ; on learning which she laughed heartily, and told him to go away, as she had never seen him before, and would have nothing to say to him. The p., it man begged, beseeched, implored, and looked unutterable things; ' Amapa only tittered and turned away her head. Ever since that time he has continued to urge his suit in letters, written by _a half•caste amanuensis; bat the Maori maiden is still obdurate. The poor militiaman is not the only man who has felt the power of her beauty. Of claimed to be her pre- server ; so importunate were some of her admirers, that a Clhad to be stationed at the but for her protection. She ' ow almost recovered from her wound ; end an asylum will be provided for her in an orphan institution. We have still some hopes of the militiaman • perseverance often leads to suers" ie love as in everything elm—Fraser': Maga.-ine for November. 1141 116 101 106 43 1 34 e 24t, l 24 1011lt RAn.wari: 68 69 96 9i es sr 1 1! i r2l, 118 123 1 le pm 77 73 lot 11l 134 138 66 68 36 68 86 86} 8 9 I 156 15.3 si sou l 99 103 I 32 $ 8 '7 1(J2) iPm 9 4 I 26 ieo 85 90 xdj 102 104 104 1034 19 23 66 90 69 72 80 62 63 66 66 67 61 63 20 90 is se 28 :a I 1921 1919 16 6 2 i 013) I 9*l iPM 100 101 it; fiat. too Pt 77 il 3 icts 101 ICY 04 IS of 04 '1 " 100 i 101 l 1101 101 Gila par 10 , 4 101 i 96 01 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1864. LATEST SPOUTING INTELLIGENCE SHARE LISTS.--(T1118 DAY.) NT 16171'110 IVIIIII01011.) LIPTON-ON-SEVERN MEETING. (THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway market is rather flat, and some of the principal stocks have declined to per cent., includin t g Metropolitan, Midland, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern. London and North Western stock is now quoted 116 to ; Great Western, 754 to 76 ; Midland, 134 to i; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1151 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1284 to 1294 ; South Eastern, 8-11 to 85 ' • Great Eastern, 451 to 46 ; Great Northern, 133 to 135 ' • London and South Western, 96 to 98 ; and Metropolitan. 113 to 4. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and prices present no variation. Bombay and Baroda stock is inquired fur. ORDINARY SHAMIR AND STOCKS. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIS DAY.) rd . RAILWAYS. I Ci ll ffig oirry. e" I 8 111 IrA2-447 WORCESTERSHIRE CUP. Three miles. Acrobat, Whinstone, and ?Amble Hill are here. SEVERN BANK STEEPLECHASE. Four miles. Medora, Switch, Joe Maley, Sir Stephen, Globule, Fuzee, May Day, Meanwood, The Berkeley Hunt, Cheerful Boy, and Fozhanter are here. CBOONE STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. .Ibd-el-Hader is here. UPTON STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Ocean Witch, Globule, Meiuswood, May Day, and Plough. Boy are here. TRCISDAY, NOTaltil&l S. 8 B.K. b. T. 11 all Blins..WoL &Stour Val M. 100 Blythand Tyne 10 , all Boaton.illastrdot ll&C St. 100 Bristol sad inter— et 100 Caledonian le all Cork and Bandon I all Cornwall 10 j all 'Do. • A nodiv. until 61 10 all Do. B I p. e.impald to B.i 60 i all Dublin and BellaatJtine, 26 all Dundee,rartb,&Abd.Ja' St. 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow Bt. 1 100 Glasgow and &Wester. et 100. Gnat 'astern Ord- St.' W. 100 Do. A Stock 00. 100 Do. 6Ang. Stk., No.& St. 100 Great North of3eolland; Ek ,100 Groat Northern It. 10.* Do.A i • rec. so die. an n. 100 Do.ll 1116 p. a. Is paid B It 100 Gt. South & Wait. (DC St. 100 Great Western et. 100 Do. tame VaLOu&Stli St. 100 Do. South Walea 1 Si. 100 Do. W. 1114.—Ontiord I St. 100 I Do. Do. tiewt.i St. 100 , Do. Do. 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I *lido'_ 10 lo,ooo' 26 S:0,000 26 47,000 10 10.0004 6 6,000, 60 04,7801.1 84. 8,916 ri 60,900 1 10 16,000 , 20 70.008' 60 40,000 10 60,000 1 60 10,000 60 17,640 20 40,000,100 10,000' 16 I 100,000' 20 100.0001 20 10,000, 60 15029261 81. 100,820/ St. 7172605. 1 at. 1 . 0000100 60.000 20 100.000 20 279.0751.. St. 70,000. 6 20,000' _6O 10,000 100 76,000 20 6000 60 so,ooo' 20 10,000 60 12[000 20 oso , 15 90,000 i; 100,000 20 20,000 50 100,000 60 26,100 2 160,000 IS 100,000 20 60,000 20 1000000 100 00,6001 26 10,500 60 20,0061 26 20,000 25 11,000 6 !coop 60 20,000, 60 176,600• • 10,000 60 6,000 20 50.000, 20 60,000 20 10,000 20 12,600' 20 12,040. 10 40,000 60 22.600 , 10 83,000' 24 10,0(0, 60 20,000 , 26 10,000 100 6,000 20 4,000 20 10,000 25 187,1751. St. 40.000 60 30,000 2 80,04.1u 1 2 40,000 26 10,0001 20 10,000 64 lie eel 1 60,000 1 40,000 10 25,400 10 10,000, 60 10,000 12,500, 10 6,600 6 37,500 10 000,0001 it_ 20,000 60 10,000 60 17,000. 10 10,000 60 10,000 16 250 26 19,750 ES . 16,0® 100 600,0006. St. 40,000 60 110,0® 20 10,000 60 iL,Saa, fb 1180,0001. SL 1 37.600 20 100,000 30 10,600 10 110,000 110 10.000, 6 60,000, IS 26,000 10 26,000, 10 10,000 30 10,000 SO 30,000 60 ILIO JO IZIYW /1.4.0 IS.O 91.12. : 2 17a 10 8.2.8 8L 1.88. 4118,08 at. iia a 311 3.10.6 1.&O 7.1.6 10.0.7 1&1&11 30.17.6 'As IIDifeNLLAII LOOK. 001IPANEML 4 4 . . w_wo Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Apical AtuitraltantLl.&Fn.lL Berlin Waterworks , Bombay Gas (Ling d• :British American Land B Canada Com. & L Mag.p TeLany (L) eanadlanLoanitinv(L) CeyionOrenpany (City Offiees (Lim.) . 1 .Cons. of AhicanMer. ft ) Commercial Unionilea, Consolidated Dia .. (I ;! Contineatal OontractCormratio n:L. Icov.ll. lug. ,Fref.rtiae.l C. Votio.& Mob. of Lug.: Do. • Do. of Mauritius (L.; o. Crystal Palace Preference 1 I Do. 6p. at. Perp. Deb Diaooanteorporation(L lE. India Irrigation. ite 1 I Faptlaa Com. & Tcd.(L Electric Telegraph ,Eng. and Ana Copper Eng. and Foreigneredit Eng. ttScottialularin. (L; 'Financial Corporation. Discount • Forest Warehouse (L Ciellivara (Limited) o.Creditt Fin.of Lom(L 'Gen. Stearn Navigation Home& :lolotdal As. L Illudson'sßay HumberlronWorks ILI &Mer.Cdtasa.,L), I: l :l l :l;t r i l tern :arr Filam Lund er.d&T.7.t: l • Italian lrrig. (Can. Cai.) " Do. Ip. e. gds. r. 1570 .TointStockDisomant(L . and Securities I Lim.' I Load. African Trading' Lon 4. and Caled on. M. (L and. District icing. ((II Loud. Moan. Aso. (L Da New and. O. Ontusibus C.(L) : Loud., ItWs. , &e.Stin. Loud. Mer. Disootint,Ll Lond.Proviocla/Martnel Madras Irriga. A anal Do. IMauritius Land,&c. Motif. 'Caen. TeL (L) YIDwaD Iron Works natal Land &CoL C. (I " National DM. Com. (LI • National Financial (I.'. INationalProv.Marine L( National steam Nay. 11.,, NerbuddaCoal & ; Do. New N.Zealaad T.,tLoan,L N.litrit astralaalan.L' : , ' N. Britt Henan. 10. (I. NovaSootiao.andL L.' Do. do. i ori Ori Oce :en tsa tal li Cons arth o :m ( ere thiat d ina i tM: al(4 )(l, Oriental Financial IL' , Do. New Orient.folandSteani(L)/ . 'Otago & Sthiandl Dent.' 'Ottoman sinauclal • L 'Ottoman Gas (Limited Panamaß.M. steam ,L ; Do. do Do. IPeelitlv.land&Mla.(L)' 'Peninsular it G. Steam' Do. New Quebreda L., R., M.(L I (Rhymney Iron • Do. New 'Rio J. City Improv. (L, Ditto ditto . (Royal Mall Steam. . . ' , cot. Anon I oriel •,ini tit Dight. &Co. ,L nine. Mnau.ri' tgypte(l.) . b. African A In. (L.' South australum Land I .Submarine Telegraph Do. Scrip Tel Construc.& Main. J. :Thames& Mersey In. L; Triut&AgencyotAuaL .1. AI.. Co. of U. Canada United IL. Taleg. Co. (L,) Univers. Marine lea. Upper Lamm Tes(Lisn : Ditto Tan Diemen's Land 1, — I — I 60 61 T 1 tt 4 7 7 74 4 4 1 6 8 16 17 li 8 114 88 8 8 8 $6 37 4 di 7 9 4 1 iti To Warrant Paaance!Llm. ,Weatlnobta Pariara L, I .ii 17 . 19 3;s .1 se le 920 940 33 36 18 20 12 17 8 9 2 3 571 021 200 210 90 93 II 1! 1 12 19 17 196 SOO 19 11 * 14 01. geloo9 l 18 19 ; 20 22 6 010 iPm 8 St 4 6 6 26 DO 67 63 OS 88 WI bin 2 6 pat 111 21(1121 ldia par W ifs!, - 4' ill;' Idis par IS 21 11 2pm —pm 2 1 dls 22 24 107 111 106 112 • 241 a 21 21,114 1 1 pm 163 106 11 , 16 . 1 1 2 ' lOO _!!*1 lowa. idts par 0111 I 0 I dial eSIP* * sidw I tip 2 td I Par 17 ball 16e 711 It—resl rie ir,-To, 1 016 11 It : I 71 8 pm! 6 7 pas! 2 3 11 I 2 dist 6 ds' iL p .l 1i 19 is 11 Ofdls , 8 elnu 91021 i 1 1 I Pm} dis 9 11 dla ldis par , jda Ipin 193131 66 06 17 10 1 2 }d 2l p.r 17 ls 1 1 181 pas ld peal . : I 11 11-1 1 l e= a Par 4 2 dim 1 N om 6 7 I i i 2 1 dia l I 241181 t 7 20 25 29 1891 par 84 8? id 120 123 2 1 dli 2 Ida li e_ 65 I FOREIGN RALLWA Antwerp and Rotterdam. 9 b. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited] cent., 144. 17 17/ 6111 CI 1 i 4 rli 3 bi l4 - i lii tr TA 1 4 6 4141 go, 4 1 *pa pal }di. 1; 1 aisi i fol. 16 lB II 11 now guarante'd 7 per MONEY MABERT.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Ciota. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount, but this seems to have been anticipated, and the announcement has therefore produced no effect in the Stock Exchange. Business being very inactive, nearly all classes of public securities are quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. The funds exhibit not even a fractional variation. There is a somewhat increased demand, however, for the shares of the financial companies, the tendency of which, as well as of Hudson's Bay shares, is upwards. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and i transactions continue to be effected at 81 par cent., although the more general rate is 81. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans is sto 6 per cent., with a downward tendency. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Itentes were quoted 64fr. 85e., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 891 to 4 for money, and 89 7-16 to 9-16 or 891, for the account (Nov. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, g ; ditto, for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, ; New Three per Cents., 871, § ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 3s. din. Foreign stocks are quiet. Venezuela Bonds con tinue to show heaviness. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are rather better, and Mexican and Turkish Con solid& have improved 1 per cent., while Spanish Passive Bonds have declined 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : Greek, 221 to 1 ; Mexican, 261 to 271; Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to g ; the Certificates, 131 to 141 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 691 to 70 ; ditto 1862, 71* to 72 ; and the Cocsolidds, 501 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 951 ; Greek, for account, 221 ; Italian, for account, 641 ; Mexican, for account, 26f, 27! ; ditto, 1864, 25;, 1 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 461 ; ditto 1836, d c., for account, 461 1 I ; Russian, 1859, 53, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 86, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, ; ditto Certificates, for account, 141, 131 ; Turkish, 1862, 721 • ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 72, 1 Venezuela, 1862, for account, 501, 60, ex div. ; 1 ditto, 1884, 39, 40. International Financial shares are now quoted If to 2 prem. ; London Financial, 73 to 8 prem. ; General Credit, 2i; to i prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 11 to f prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to 1 ; Ottoman Soci6t6 Gen - rale, 11 to § prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, din. to prem. The demand for the Turkish Loan of 1802 seem to be chiefly caused by the approach of the period for the drawing and dividend. About 42,04:01. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 121,0001. for the week, while only 20,0001. has been withdrawn for exporta tion. The biddings for 30.00.000 rupees (300,0001.) in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The proportions allotted were—to Cal cutta, 27.57.000 rupees ; to Bombay, 1.73,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 68,000 rupees. The mini mum price was, as before, viz., Is. 114 d. per rupee on Calcuttaand Madras ; and Is. 111 j d. on Bombay. The applications within the limits amounted to 52 lacs (520,0001.). Tenders on Calcutta and Madras at Is. 114 d. will receive about 31 per cent. ; on Dombay at Is. llid. in full ; and all above these prices in full. The suspension is announced of Messrs. John 1 1.eisk and Co., merchants, of 17, Gracechurch street, whose drafts were returned a few days since. The liabilities are expected to be large, but they are not yet ascertained ; the assets I are also presumed to be considerable. The books have been placed in the hands of Mr. W. J. White, the accountant. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,0771. over last year; the London and South Western, an increase of 3221. ; the Great Western, an increase of 4,4681. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 2,3981. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 4,7351. A meeting of the International Bank was held yes terday, when a statement was made respecting the losses which the London and Colonial Bank had made prior to the date of its amalgamation with the Brit;sh and American Exchange Bank (both those undertakings being comprised in the present com bination), and of the extent to which those losses are covered. The losses have all arisen upon the amount of Messrs. John Gladstone and Co., in the American trade, who recently failed, and one of whose partners, Mr. Thomas H. Gladstone, was chairman of the Loudon and Colonial Bank The meeting, having heard explanations on the subject, exonerated the other directors of the London and Colonial Bank from any complicity in the origin of the losses. It was resolved that the amalgamation between the two banks shall proceed, on the uuder standing that each body of shareholders shall bear a moiety of the loss, amovutiug to about 21. per share. A farther entice of the proceedings at the meeting will be found in another column. The Western Fire Insurance Company (Limited) has just appointed a local board iu Dublin, coolant ing of the Hon. J. P. Vereker, late Lord Mayer of Dublin (chairman) ; Mr. It. G. Collis (Messrs. 31‘Birney, Collis, mid Co.) ; Mr. E. R. D. La Toiche ; Mr. Councillor Maclean ; and Mr. Peter Tait, inanufactstree, of Limerick. Messrs. La Touchy and Co. are the cankers, and Mr. Thomas Hodges is the local manager. Me branch w• 11 shortlyesumienee business. Mr. - John Campbell, of the firm of John Campbell and Co., of Loudon, has ,jelued the direction of the Haul: of cueenaland. ' The numbers are published of bonds, reprement ing 19,&11(., of the Vesecuela Six per Cent Loan of 1862, which have just been purchased and can celled by the third application of the sinking fund, through the ageacy of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. It is a somewhat singular coincidence that this notification should appear almost simultaneously with the receipt of news that the got-eminent of Venezuela has laid violent hands upon the funds pledged to the bondholders. Melvin. Thomson, Boner, and Co. have pub- Hailed the numbers of Peruvian Three per Cent. Bonds, representing 76,2001., which have just been purchased sad cancelled. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: To the English market for American securities we have had no great variation in prices during the peat week. The present rate of etching. leaves no profit on the shipment of securities from New York, end io the absence of further importations, United StAtea 5..1i) Bands have advanced • half per cent. Monis shares have been neglected until to- day. when, on some inquiry, eoupled with the large earnings ef the road for the month of September, an advance of I dol. was mtahlished. Erie shares, on the other hand, have given way • half per cent. The French mail steamer Cimbodge arrived at Suez ou the 30th ult. ' with the mail from Hong Kong of Sept. 27, which is expected to reach Lou don about the 9th inst. 7iICDNESDAY KVEIRNO. Consols, which closed on Monday at 89} to y for the 10th inst., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89i or 89 7-16 to 9-16. For money the last price was 89# to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 184, +, I; ditto, for account, 814, #, it; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87k, d, ; New Three per Cents., 87f, f, I; Bank Stock, 237 i ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. St o ck, 1054, 106, 105 e ; ditto Bonds, Ws., din.; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock has again improved to-day, being in demand for investment. India Bonds were dealt in at 10.. to se. dis. The Mara Exchequer Bills rose 25., closing at 1;4. to dis.„ while the June were firm at 14. to 10s. dia. The Confederate Loan was more offrred, and at one period showed decided weakness, owing to the reported defeat of General Longstreet and the cap ture of the steamer Florida, but the eluAiug quota tion was only I per cent. below that of Monday. The fresh blow just inflicted upon the credit of Venezuela by the act of its government continues to weigh upon the prices of its securitie, : the bonds of 1862 have to-day experienced a further fall of 2 per cent., and those of 1864 a fall of 1 per cent. New Granada Two per Cents. also declined 1 per cent. ; Egyptian, ; and Spanish Certificates, /. Turkish securities were inquired for, the Loan of 1854 rising ; that of 1862 1 ; and the Cousolithi, per cent. Greek Bonds also improved f, and Italian *. The shares of the London and County Bank con tinue in demand, and have risen to-day to 74 to 75. Anglo-Austrian Bank have also advanced to to 1 prem. Allian.fe Bank, Bank of British Columbia, City, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London Joint Stock, London and South African, Merchant, Oriental, National Bank of Liverpool. Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi, Union Bank of Australia, and Union Bank of London shares were all quoted better ; while London and Northern Bank, Bank of London, Albion, Mercantile and Exchange, and Brazilian and Portuguese Bank receded. Hudson's Bay shares were again 6s. better, at 161 to 171, and Egyptian Trading 2s. 6d. higher, at to 1 prem. National Discount shares have improved to si to 9 prem. ; and Joint Stock Dia count to 14 to 1 die. Australian Agricultural, Fore-street Warehouse, Oriental Gas, and Wert India and Pacific Steen' shares were all rather better ; while Auglo-Mexican Mint, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, and Universal Marine Insurance showed flatness. The shares of the 3fillwall Iron Works Company have relapsed to 1,1 to oi div. The shares of the International Financial Society were in demand, with an upward teudency, but those of some of the other financial companies, though closing above the morning's prises, were barely so good as on Monday. The closing quo tations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 11 to 1i prem. ; General Credit, 2A to 3 prem. ; Loudon Financial, i to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), 14 to 1;?. prom • and Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England (aMalgamated), 11 to 2 prem. A further decided improvement has taken place iu Canadian Government securities. New Bruns wick and Nova Scotia Government Debentures were also better. A good effect seems to have been produced in the minds of the holders of these se curities by the proposed Confederation of the Bri tish North American provinces. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market is inactive, with little busi ness. East Grenville shares are quoted 7i to a ; Great Vor, 34 to ; and East Caradon, 21 to 4. Tincroft are officially marked 16.1. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 81 ; Cobre Copper, at 27 ; and Yudanamutana, at If and 11. A petition to wind up the East Botallack Consoli dated Mining Company (Limited) has been pre sented to the Court of Chancery by Mr. Pulbrook. An extraordinary meeting of the Garnett aad Moseley Gold Mining Company of America is called for the 15th inst., to receive the second report of the liquidators. At Rosewarne Consols meeting yesterday the accounts showed a profit on the quarter's opera lions of 712/. 19s. Bd. PROVINCIAL 88481 MART Ts. Lregiteleyt., Nor. 2.-Great Eastern, 46-Great Weoiern, 7 54-Iritto, Newport, 401-Leacashire and Yorkshire, 116 15 16-London and North Western, 1164 1 t# # 15} 164 IS 154 I 151 -Muchester, Sheffield, and 1 incolnahrre, 664 1-Metropo litan. 113 -111-iland. 1341-North Bastern Berwick (capital one . 1101-South Casten, 651 6-Londe. and North Western, St. Helen's five per tent B, 106: ditto Six per Cent. C, 119 4-Great Luxembourg shires, 111 3.15 4-Con e dente Loan, 50-Allianoe Bank, Leiblon and Liverpool (Limited', 10 it-Eastern rAchange Itwak 3.16 d . and exchange Bank , 11.16 I I# I I I 5-16 A.: ditto new shares, 1 1 11-10-Natiunal Bank elf Liverpool (Limited;, 61 p.-North and South Wales, 27 c. -North West ern Rank Entitled ,31 ti-all.lon Marine Limited, 0.16 9-16 d.-din ti le and Foreign Marine Limited', 246-16 p.-Emp se Marine 'Limited), 1 p.- Liver& 00l and J.ondon and Globe Fire and Life, 91 Insurance iel -Mercantile Mariam (Limited', 3.10 t par p -quern Instimece, 4 id p.-, Thames and Mersey Marine :Liugaeda tip-Union Marine ,Lasted;, 24 Ste 411 5-14 p. II4r4L'HIL.TAR, Nui - . 2 -A very good 'amines+ was sinne, lent at rather lower prices Great Eutern, 444 6541-Great Luxembourg, 1111 5.16-timat Northers A, 1061 50 14 -Grand Trunk 01 umeada. 194-4,:reat Western, 7.; 64 4 -Lancubire and York- , shire, 1151 I (-Loudon and North Western, 117 164 4 # 4- Manche6ter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 66-New ditto, 6 per I cent. met all paid„ 9 11-1 0 1-Aletrnynkten 113-Smith F.adern, ; tbi 5 4-Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance, 64115-16 N -Mercantile Bonk, 1 -st. Melees 6 per cent., h, 110-North 11, 156 leak, 10 p-lauier 6 per omit. redeem. 1171. par-Intereotional, 1 11.16113-a6 p.--I.enfederiste Loan. eld - Vale, i el. BIRMINGHAM, Nor. 3-In this market to-day Great Western Flee per Colt. Pr. lerence shares were sold at 101: Birmingham Waterworks shares, at 311 ; Alliance Fire OMos shares at 10 prima ; Monks Metal shares at 2 dis. Great Western Bir mingham I:tiara:Ord Stock was offered at 731: Chetter Five per Cent_ Preference at 1024; Severn Valley at 164 ; Birmingham Camels at ret4 Stuurbridge Canals at 243. %tormenter and ferminahane Canal 114, Birmingham Water works, IS shares. 44 prem. There were buyers of Steer Valleys at 04: ditto guaranteed, at 67; Dudley and West Bromwich Rank. at 9. and Loudon, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Ranks at 6Mt West Midland, Oxford Second Guaranteed was quoted at 116 to 116# TRAFFIC RETIJRNS. aAISMATS. Mlles Pea. M. To4el, Toed n. dandles. 1844. l eek Week ending Aug, 28. open. se A w dt a 4 Greet Indian PeninauM 663 3,920 6,796 9.714 6, 277 Week ending Oct. 20. Patron, and Milwaukee 169 —. , 4,716 3.013 woes ending Oct. 21. Great Western of Canada 646 12,417 11,237 Week ending Oct. 21. Bcottith North &mere 133 6,1[11 4,556 Week radios Oct. 30. Cambrian Corussil . . ...... . _. sos. areal Eastern Oren& Northern lls7 13.262 11,345 36,637 31,591 Great Manton . 1222 26,6111 16,776 65,446 60,036 Lancashire & Yorkshire 403 12.*2 20.94 33,606 33,661 Lehdon et North Westerul273l 43.617 60,796 104 413 94,316 London & south Wasters 14,043 6,836 20,679 4 II lux/inter. Sheloeldotod Lincnl nature 2421 4,N5 12,1131 17,476 16,819 Mancbr4ter, South Jauo. tson. * Alirl44liirci 7. Aso 1.302 1.122 !North .4aff.rdabire .... 254 —36.855 t South Des 013 Ulster 64 148 1.'31 1,.c1t4 104 2,433 1,333 3,7863 2:658 LONDON ♦ND SOUTH WHATERN RAILWAY.—(THIS DAY.)— At • meeting of the shareholders held this afternoon at Waterloo Station, to elect a director to supply the vacancy oca■ioeed hr the resignatioo of air. W. S. Portal, Lord Bury wall elected ►fter a lona discussion. The only ether candidate, Sir S. Meador., did not demand a poll. 113 114 BRITISH P 013914510118. Closing Pelee.. 1011 all . Atlantic& SL Lawrenoo St. 'lOO Bom.Bv. & C.ln.g.sp.c.' 110 10 , Do. I Shares I 1114 , all Buffalo & Lake Boreal 10 all Do. Preference 150 100 • Buff., Brant,& Oedortchl 1 6 0. c- 11 . 1 & A 0441,18721 100 100 ' Do. do. July 1, 1811; 100 100 Do. do. Jun* 1, 1674 1 St. 'lOO CaL &S. Kaatiou 6p.e. g.l St. 100 Cap% T. & Dockep. I. g.l 100 all Denoerara,7p.c.por.pref, it )00 Mast. Bony.] gu. 6 do , Bt 100 iliwa loth n gu. 6do ! . 6 , Do. J Extension , St. 'lOO Grand Trunk of Gonadal 100 all' Do. Equip. M. B.,flp.ct' 100 ' all Do. Da pref. Booda 1 100 all i Do. do. deferred, 100 , W , Do. tad pref. Bonda 1 100 all , Do. do. deferrwl; 100 all ; Do Srd pref. Stock 100 all ; Do. do. deferred 100 all ! Do. 41,1 pref. Stock 1 100 ' all i Do. do. deferred: St. ,100 'Great Indian Penulaula, 110 ,12 Do. gua. 6 per twut.l 20 2 De. New do St. 100 Gt. 0. of ludia g. sp. ct St. 1 Do Do 100 Of per pat. 54. ,q anos. We s te rn of Canada: . 204 1/1 I De. New.. 100 . . all I Do. OpeEJL pay. 1673: 100 all Do.6* do. do. 1077-6, 10 2 !Indian Brooch . Limits& 10 ' 1 Do. New SC 100 Madras roar. 6p. cent' it. 1100 Do. do. at do—. • dl. 100 I Do. do. 4i do.- 110 f Do. Pllth it 100 Melt. Corp. 0 per e. Bd , 60 , all Melt. ana Hobson's By 40' all N.Brun.& Can.cla. A it, it 'lOO N. R. of Can.flp.e. let p. ; 81. 100 Bcinde. Ina. 6 par coal! dl 100 Do. Delhi do *6 I i Do. do. do. it ,100 Do. Pitniaas do it 100 Do. Indus it Plot do JOINT STUCK RANI& 102 1 T zd - 1011 SI 1011 I No. 18h. 1 BANKS. (Pd ( CL pstora. I Halm 19,000.100 Agri& Afaatertnan's'L) 60 ' 118 122 , 1201 - 20,00 q 601 Do. New au. SO p.i 26 1 - - i 56 10, 60 1 Al 1.0. 0I with& 26 la pd.,. 26 - 10, 50 bioa - 20,000 10C AllianceLocetLiverpool l 25 , 14 36 •8664 61 10,000 100 Do. New l5 ' 19 11 pm' 331 10.000 100 Do. bayed at 20 pm '2O , 11 9 di. 31 30 100,000 SO Anglo Aastrian 1 2 r 2 1 19 16 1 pi 7 20,000 SO Angie Italian ILlialtodif 6 ll 01.116 - 12,600 40 Australaala ' s6l l 49 71 - 7,buO 40 , lzo. New all , 06 11,6(0 20 BankotßritglaColambia: l 66691 704 16 1 14pm - 10,000 25 Bank of Egyp4 , all i 204 376 - 6,000 100 Bank of Loudon 1 60 . 150 153 .- 15,000 10 Bank of Otago !Limited '6 f 11 01,114 - 10,000 100 Baak of Queensland ,ail 20 ' 3 1 Mai - 03,000 68 BankofVictariaAustrial 26 27 39 adl -xd 6,900 100 Bull of Maim! ,ilmq 60,00,, 10 Bank of New Zealand - 60.000 20 Braalllan&Portognen'L 10 1 Ipcsi - 20,000 60 British 8 Callfornion ,1., 5 I Idis par - 10,000 90 British N. America . • all 1 44 ma - 4.1,000 BO C. Bk. indis,Aua., China' all I 82 34 ' 2 si 22 20,000 26 CharL al er. o f liadia,&c. I all I 60 66 I - 1110.00 2.5 Do. New 10,000 100 City 20.000 100 C01r.n1.41 10,000 15 Cone. ;km*0(11106,19 25 15 1 - - pm 40 - 390,000 10 Conao'ldated Bank ( L I 4 6 elpiLl 101 6.000 100 Contuiental tO 4 2 di,' - 6,000 100 110. New ,lO I 4 1 dis - 200.4.4160 Emit Lond o n ,Limiten.Ll 9 • 9 1 pm• 64 i 6o 040 '. - :0 ' , astern Etchange,Llmj, 3 I 4dia 14m, - 60.000 20 Eng.Seot..tans4Chartil all 20 21 1 201 40,000 60 Engli4h an , lSweJfiati 'L, 15 , 21 *its: - 60,000 65 European Kank:Limitodl 104 ' 11 01,11s1 94 4 10,00.1 100 flinditon.ChluaeLlap.(L I I 2.4 11 21pm" - 10,000 i9O Do. New - 12,i00 100 Imperial Bank, Linaltad 10 11 13 pm' - !LOW 100 , De. New - 10,000 60 Imp.Bk.of Chlna.&c..(l lO 6 6 die - 136,000 20 Imperial intoman.,. _ i o64 opm 154 1 25,000 60 international Bank fI I' 16 6 II dl. - &Ow 26 lonian 1 all - - , - 600,000 10 Land Idort.Bk, India L( 4 1 lomf .- 20,000 10 .I.on.llll.ofMelico,fic.,4l 6 idla par f 41 , 14,890 1 0 0 Lou. Bank of scotlatid,L, 13 6 4 dl.' - 10,0 , 0 100 Loud,. and Brazilian I6O 2 4 pml - 6,000100 Lon.B. Ayres& R. Plate: II 40 610 pm - 10,000 25 Do. New, iss. at 11 pm 74 1 1 p ut , 91 60,01.0 Lon., Bo!, .0 s. 'tat.. L 122 6 S di, -. 60,000 20 Lou. CO. Bank of Auatri all MI 14 231 91,000 60 Lond o n and County 2O 73 75 73 144 6,000 100 Lou. HaintszCon.Ka. iLL l3 4 1 dl. 9 Ad 1 90,000 60 London Joint Stock I 10 1 44 46 451 i 2/.0.0 SO D0.New,146. at 30 pn 10 - - - 16,00.1 100 Lou. and Sortheru ,L. 55 I 10 6 dia - 23,000 2u I.ondou& south African all I 11 22 121 6,00 100 Lin. &S. Western :Lim. 20 1 1 2 pm, - 50,00/ 100 Lan. & Wastmituiter 20 194 5 1 951 10,000 100 Merchant tank Lim...,. : 1711 S pm .- 20,000 50 Mercantile & Eachana 110 2 dl.' ' - *O.OOO 60 Do. New IIO ' 3 ois' - 10,000 100 Metro.* Pro.. hank IL' 111 ' I dia • 181 5,000 100 Malian,' hank ,IJna.l ,lO I ldis ar j - 10,00 ii 190 National of Liverpool .• 110 , 6 pm', - 25,000 20 N. Pm. of Knaland, New, It I - - . - 30000 20 ' Do. do. do.; 10 I- - , - *5,000 20 Neer S•nrlit Wale. ' all : 41 48 J 411 14 40,000 10 New Zealand f inagt o d ' 1 ' par bi , m , - 60,000 20 North Western !6 ' 1 4 pin - 65,400 25 .Maud Hank Corpont J all ' Si 65 '53 46 20,000 !A Prosio.litaultinzCorp.,L 6 1 21 1014, 84 20,000 100 Br. vnle. • firs-fits.) .. - 37,500 20 Sciade. ?mg.,* Lsoltil(1,1 10 1 2pm - 20,000 26 South Australia all I 26 8r !36 10.000 25 south Yeatern Lim: : - 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 3. Africa '. tb i 31 , m 26 1 4.460 100 Do. do. - 40,000 26 Union of Australia ' all j 62 64 I - 10,000 100 Union of Ireland .1.13m11 ts I g 2 dl. - 10,000 60 VLIon cf London lalCh.b. No. I ali. I bora& IPd I Cl. prima I Wad 1,001,010 M. • Haat and Wait India, 100 1116 137 - 12„ 10 'General Floating Dock , 6 - - -. 5,87411 St. :Lonslot.l44l.lCatharlmfloo UN - am l Pt. I Sgus outupton 100 - - - NC St ;Victoria - 6,000 20 I Do. New • 1 - -• I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. -- r heet.;Barley.l Oats. I aye. ; boson . rms. Sept. 24 uct. 1 8 Fs 94 30s 24 1 . 3)a 0.330 s I l dp3Bl Ild 35 5 It 15 3Bs 14 Ms 114 Ms 14 324 9.1 t 396 1.1 34 44 72 Me 64 30s 2.1101 04 21s 11 . S. MI 351 bl Us 94 304 2.120 s 14 301 94 Ma 84 354 114 Six weeks' Agree'-- --'— gate Average :394 2.1 30s 6.1 20s 34 32s 54 394 24 359 114 Dcw.—Wheat, Harley. Osts, Eye. Wallkill , ' 1 • T44. DURHAM illoAl.lo THE FLUCTTATION9 ER THE AA AAAA FRAM OF WHEAT DOURO THR SIX WEEKS RARLD. Prices. Sept. 24. , Oct. 1. Oct. & I Oct —C IS. Oct. 22. HO.. 41 . 40 I .. • • •• 39 6 -• $8 38 .. 1 - 7. • • 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT zucrrazo •ND IXTRIJIRTIONAL TIMZONAPJ.) (►ROY OUR OWN CORRZNIONDIENT.I The market continues quiet. Salta probably abort 5,000 baler. 1112ICING-LAN2.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —There is a fair demand (or most (14..4:Holies's at the previous curreocy, but holden being less desirous to sell, the amount of beetles, traosacted is not important ; tM sales include British West India at firm pricey, crystallissd Mauritius at 38s. ; new cloyed Manila at 30.. cash ; tad Ilavannah fiorettes, 41s : Gd. Refined contioues firm. COFIZR. —The parcels of Esst India brought to public sale have sold at the previous currency. Privately the market has been quiet. Tea.—The public sales proceed heavily at irregular prices, but without material change from former quetstioas. Ron.-30 puns. of Demerara sold at la tid. Rice.—At previous prices there are buyers of weft grain descriptions. but no SANS are reported. Of Eeugsl 500 bags of white sold at 10,. 3d. cash.. : a parcel 4011 at Ir.. Seicce.—For black pepper there is a fair demand ; ordi nary to good fair Penang sold at 3d. to 30.; Pimento at 2td.; and Zaoribar clove., nd. to Na. In other spices no un• portant sales reported. Fault.—The market is quiet at previous prices. SALTYLTIIL —There are still buyers at late prices, but no sales are reported. Corros.—The market is quiet, and prices shoe a slight decline. . . JUT& —Tbere is a numb better iniiniry, sales havieg been made at an advance of Ws. to MA. per t m ; common to middling sold at 121. to 151. 153. ; good middling to fair, LI/. to 211. ; fine, 231. to 24!. 15s. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet at the following price.:—Town tale low, 41.. 9d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, .19s. 9d. to 411 s. ; all the month, 395. ft. ; December, 49r. ; Jaauary to March, 411. ; Marsh, 431. fal. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARER?. (THIS DAY.) The supply of bowts in small, and the best descriptions are readily disposal of at fully Monday's iinotatiou. A better demesne@ is effected of other Linda than of late. The number of sheep is very small, The demand for them is brink at higher prices. Good miens era oleo is devised. Our foreign supply consists of 760 lemeta, 1,430 sheep, 23e calves, and 60 pig,. ler stelae et Bloc av.a. d. to Giese et nibs, s. d, s, d. Beet SCOW nerefda 6 2 6 a i Sestina& ilf-lo.1•Sb 0 0 0 0 Beet Sheet-Meru 4 10 6 21 Best Long.wools.... 5 0 6 !mond asal. besets 11 4 310 ' no. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 • Calves 3• 6 0 lb. de. liborm .... 00 6 • Sad Ilss• Ms-bred 4 6 8 [mm). Beasts at 'market. 1.131 .bmp sad lambs 9`.) ; 4101 VIS, g.SS pigs. 164: oitlih cows, !IS, Teti CLOAK-ROOM TENT. —ilow sadly the mask falls from the face of society is the cloakroom ! The bland gentlemen, the demure dames of middle age, how fierce, how objaigstory they became when their belongings are buried too deep, or the carriage can nowhere be di. niered. How the jaws are distended, sod the brows lowered. of those calm, dignified daughter, ; and bow meanly does the nobler sea step ant, with a cigar, to escape &aliens quests for the missing footmen. Few and far between art. the ' gentle youths who will hunt up carriages -few, Anti not always highly valued or adequately rewarded by the datnasla for whom sakes they bruise their tom and risk their shiny boots in byetreeta. l'iokina herself has had to tuck tip her petticoat. and her dignity. end dodge uudor the horses' beads to the other aide of the square, *llea.. faithrill .10111110$ had been desired to have the carriage iu waiting, like modest Mr. Gilpin, '' two doors off." The claak.roons is verily • test as great of temper and CO.ITIMO. 111 that much =hoed field, the croqicA ground.— .swief y for November. SOUTH KENSINGTON 31rszcm.—During the week audios Oct. 29. 1864, the visitors have hub u Mooday, Tuesday, and gaturday, free days, open frau 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 10,48 4 .1; of Wednesday, Thursday, aid Friday, studeata' days (admission to the pubic 64.), ori.m from 10 ..m. till 4 p.m., 1.391 ; total, 11, 1 / 4 81. From the °peeing of the Museum, 4,922,579. V , 4 .i I +~~ y~