The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-25 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION•HOt'SE. TOE FATRAOADINART FREAK OP A SOT. (:,orrr , irifrhard, aged Ifi, was brought op on remand hvf.re the Lord Mayor on she charge of stealing • horse .Led cart. The circumstances of the ease were of rather an unusual diameter. It will be remembered that Ilr. Rogers, a licessed I:anti:4lodt a light spring cart and horse in Lower Thames-street on the 13th mat. while he went into :in office. On returning in about fifteen e,Mutes be found them both gone, and the next time he saw them was in Chatham; on receiving information from the oil,. tor of police at that place. It appeared that the primuar was there in custody on a charge of strai n; the horse and cart, and his own statement ass that he had given a penny to another boy 'or his " chance" of minding the horse ; but that indxnly coming to relieve him of his charge, he thought he wo nl,l have .. ride, and accordingly drove away along the lile-eini.road, where he picked up four small boys. He then seemed to have returned and crossed London-bridge, proceeding three miles beyond Gravesend, when the horse tdl and sustained considerable injury. since the former examination a letter had been received, •rom the boy's father, stating that his conduct had not . r..ert very good, and that he had been sent to sea, but on -.turning fell in with his old companions again. On :r: ring the ship he had received a very good character. The 1,01,1 Mayor now discharged the boy, and instructed °Meer to accompany Dim to a shipping office with the ri.w of getting a situation for him. GUILDHALL VTIERING A FORGED BILL OF EXCHANGE. Cenege Mason, who was described on the charge sheet as a contractor, was placed at the bar before Alderman Makin charged with uttering a forged bill of exchange. Mr. tkiorge Best said he was an auctioneer, and carried on business at No. 8, Coleman-street. He tail wade advances of money to the prisoner on several occasions. Ho had had three transactions with him. on the 23rd October he was indebted to witness in the sum of Zti. 10s. and the °oats of an action. On that day, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the prisoner called at witness's office to settle that matter. He said he had a quantity of drain pipes lying at the Bricklayers' Arms. station, and he wished to know whether be would be a purchaser. If witness would buy them he might deduct his debt and costs from the purchase money. Witness said he would purchase them if they suited hint, and asked him for an inspecting order, which he said be would get, but be had to meet somebody to procure it. He left, but returned within an hour and told him that he had met the drawer and acceptor of a bill for 22/. 155., whom he had known for many years, and they were deserving of having that bill discounted. He inquired of the prisoner if he saw the bill drawn and accepted, ea the ink on the bill was quite damp, and he said yes, he had seen them write it, and had only just left them. The prisoner said he was in a hurry, and if he would let him have on account he would call the fol lowing day to see if he was satisfied with the bill, if not he would return him 31. 10s. for the 3/., and take the bill away. He gave the three sovereigns and the prisoner left the bill, which purported to be drawn by James Mayo, and accepted by James Smith, builder, 3, York. place, Lower Wandsworth-road, payable three months after date. The prisoner did not call as he promised, nor did be pay the money. He had not seen the prisoner since until he was in custody. Ile waited six :lays, and then sent to Smith and Mayo, and found that Smith could not write, and Mayo had absconded. Cross-examined—He first saw the prisoner in Horse. mongerlane Gaol, where he (the prisoner) was confined for debt. A gentleman witness went to see introduced him to the prisoner, and he purchased some cement from him. The prisoner said that Mr. Mayo asked him to get the bill di...vented and he saw Mayo draw it. He never saw the acceptor, but Mayo got it accepted and brought it to _ _ _ Alderman Dalin said they mast have the acceptor and the drawer present to prove that the bill was a forgery. Mr. Best said there would be no difficulty in getting Smith, but Mayo had been out of the way for the last six weeks. The pneoner wu then remanded. CLERIC ENWELL. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OP DISEASED NEAT. Reeves, the street-keeper of St. Luke's, accompanied by another Aker, brought a quantity of diseased beef to the court, for Mr. Cooke, the magistrate, to condemn as being unfit for human consumption. On Saturday ►fternoon the amen went to the shop of Mr. Dyble, butcher, in White cross•street, and there found a quantity of beef exposed for sale. They seized about two cwt. of it, and found it in a very poor and emaciated state. It was cut up and dressed as if intended for human consumption, and that it was quite umit for, and would, if eaten, tend t', produce eery serious results. . _ Mr. Cooke, having examined some portions of the meat, made an order for its destruction. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ATT ViC ON THE POLICE. INPRISONE ENT WITHOUT ems. Acharl Snort an Irish labourer, was charged. before )!r.'lyrwhitt with assaulting police-constables Lane, 216 and Burry, Polios.conliable Lane said—l was on duty yesterday Afternoon in Oxford-street, between Duke-street and slrchard-street, when I saw the all and about twenty or thirty others, all of whom were more or leu drunk, standing together on the pavement. I requested them to go away, when the pri soner said, " We will not go till we think proper, and we rill let you chaps see that you can't do as you like." I :old him that if he did not move I should be obliged to take him into custody ; and he then made use of disgust sg language, upon which I took him into custody. titer going about 200 yards, the prisoner succeeded a releasing himself, and kicked me on the legs and struck me in the face several times, and on another constable coming to my assistance the prisoner also kicked him, and a crowd then got round us, and we were pelted with stones. I can hardly walk from the kicking the prisoner gave me. It required four of us to get the prisoner to the station, and on the way one of the prisoner's companions came up and whistled, and then we were pelted with stones by the crowd, and 30 D had his head cut open. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Had the prisoner and his companions formed part of the procession to the park' lane—The prisoner and his companions had come from the park, and had possession of the pavement so that no one could pass without going into the road. Prisoner—Was I drunk or sober' Lane—Drunk ; ;;;a;;.....,.. --- d;;;e of very bad language. Polioe•constable Burry, 30 D— I was on duty yesterday afternoon in Oxford-streeet, and saw 216 D surrounded by by a crowd, and no one could pass. I went ep and asked the prisoner why he dad not go away as 216 LI requested him to do, when he made use of a most filthy expression. 216 I) then took him, and after going a short distance be struck 216 I) several times in the face, and kicked. I then caught bold of him when be kicked me several times in the lower part of the body. While holding the prisoner by the collar one of the prisoner'. companions from behind gave me a severe blow on the hank of the hand, and on our getting into Wigmore-street, the crowd again pelted us with stones, and a large stone struck me on the back of the head, cutting it, and calming it to bleed, and I was obliged to go home in consequence. The prisoner —I went to the meeting in the park, and met two young men, a n d wen t i n t o a p u bli c -h ouse at half past 2. On leaving the house, when they were closing, we went across the road, and met some more chaps just after coming out of another public-house. There were a good many of us standing there at the time, and the police wanted us to go on, and took more notice of me than the 'then, and pulled me about, but I was not drunk as they 14):: Mr. Tyrwhitt—You are one of those violent fellows about London ready for any possible mischief w hi c h could be found. You will be committed for fourteen days' for each assault. There will be no tine at all, and yen will have hard labour. CENTRAL ARGENTINE BAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at 1 o'clock, at the offices of the com pany, 60, Greeechurrh-street, 11r. JOHN HAGAN in the chair, for the purpose of authorising the issue of the re iatiuder of the capital. The Catantnan, in opening the proceedings, referred to the following passage in an official circular, signed by the secretary, to the shareholders :—" The sum required for that purpose is 600,0001., being the portion not hitherto issued of the company's capital of 1 .660,000 i., the amount specified in the concession and articles of asswiation, and in respect of which the national mvemment guarantees to the company in the working ;:f the railway, a minimum annual interest of per cent. Towards that sum, the Argentine government, , :nlyauitioriseill by Congress, has subscribed for fifteen thousand of the company's shares at par, equivalent to 0 0,0001, The remaining moie.ty of 300,. required will le taken by Messrs. Brame'', Wythes, and Wheelwright, a debentures of the company at par, having five vests to Mn, and bearing interest at 7 per cent. per annum—the iniount of interest guaranteed as a minimum profit by the government. I am to add that, at the request '1 the directors, the period fixed for completing the line has also been extended to the 31st of October, 1868, for the purpose of affording time to give effect to the above arrangement. The directors desire me to offer their warmest congratulations to their fellow shareholders in the highly beneficial arrangements which they have thus succeeded in making." The Chairman added that they were assembled merely to confirm an arrangement which bad been made. Confirmatory resolution' were adopted. In reply o • question. The t IRMAN expressed his belief that the line would he open for traffic to Cordova by the 31st of October nest year. Colonel Bernard, of Castle Bernard, has been appointed Lord-Lieutenant of the Binge County. The Hon. Lionel West, Secretary of Legation at Madrid, hes been appointed Secretary to her Majesty's Embassy at Berlin. Arrival for the week endbs Dee. *lag year, Glen reeks, and delivery, tom) casks. The arrfiat Midweek cpelsed men casks Petersburg, and tee Australia; total, 128.5.5 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts, and especially of choice qualities. Trade generally is more active, and prices are rather higher. The number of sheep is ab:mt the same as on Monday last. Trade is still very dull but some of the choicest qualities have advanced • little. We have very few calves on offer; prices for them are about the same as of late. Our foreign supply consists of 1,287 beasts, 9,030 sheep, and 1 calf. From Ireland there are 430 besets ; and 2,483 from the northern and midland counties. — Ce - r — sicTo• of 81ba. ad.a d. Par atom of Ma ad. d. Bed Soots, Harafds. 4 1 5 2 1 Dad Das& 111.bda811 0 0 0 0 Oast Short-born 4 50! Dad Lam-w 0015.... 44 4 8 Second qua beads 2 3 101 Do. do. 13barn.... 00 0 0 Caw 3 48 i twos second qua/ 36 4 0 PIP Bad Dna& Mt-brads 4 6 0, lambi Banta at market, 4,220 ; thaw and lambs, 22,890; calves, 11 ; Pate, 250. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that trade remains inactive, prices being all in favour of purchasers. HOSPITAL TOR DISEASE% OP THE HEART, 67, Nsaosarr-sritzsr, W.—The number of patients treated during the week ending Nov. 21 was 147. TBE EXE'RESS, MONDAY EVE SING, NOVEMBER 25, 1867. MORE OUTRAGES IN IRELAND. A FARMER MURDERED.—RIOTS AT BELFAST. DUBLIN, SUNDAY NIGHT. Late on Saturday night, as Inspector Burke and a constable were standing at the door of Sackville lane station, a man, accompanied by another, fired at them they gave chase, but lost sight of the men in a crowd in an adjoining street. On Saturday night mobs attacked bakers' shops in Belfast, and the police had to charge and dis perse them. A respectable protestant farmer, named Waters, was murdered on Friday night near Ballymahon, county Longford. The body was discovered next morning on the public road about a mile from hia house, with two wounds—one in the back, the other in the chest, from a knife or dagger. Some attribute it to Fenianism, as deceased was heard on that evening to express strong opinions on the conviction of the Manchester Fenians. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THDDAY.) . • There were fair average a rrivals of home-grown wheat from Essex and Kent on sale at our market to-day, but the demand for both red and white qualities were very inactive—and with the exception of a few parcels taken on Yorkshire account, trade hu been almost at a standstill ; nevertheless, no quotable change took place in the quota tions, The importations of foreign wheat have been on an ex tensive scale, and the show of samples on the stands was moderately rood, A retail business only, however, was concluded at barely last week's currency. Fine qualities of barley maintained late rates, but ink • rior parcels were very dull, and fully L. per qr. cheaper. The malt trade was heavy, and paces tendeddownwarda. There was a good show of samples. Oats were in very plentiful supply, especially Russian. All descriptions gave way Gd. to Is. per quarter in price. Beans were difficult to dispose of, and a decline of Is. to to 2. per quarter took plaoe in the quotations. There was very little inquiry for peas, and holders sub mitted to a reduction of ls. to 24. per quarter. Linseed was inactive at about late rates. Rapeseed, owing to its conscomparative scarcity, was very firm in price. Cloverseeds, oils, and other agricultural seeds were unchanged in value. No alteration took place in the top price of town-made flour ; but country marks and inferior foreign was less firm. Floating cargoes of wheat have met with less inquiry, and sales, both in arrived parcels and in cargoes on passage, could only be effected at a reduction in prices. Berdianaki has changed hands at 70. 6d. ; &lurks, Taganrog, 60s. to 675. Ihl. per 4921b5.; Polish, Nieolaieff,6B.; Polish, Odessa, 725. ,• Saide, Alexandria, 545. 3d. to 55. ; Walachian, Hindi, 625. par 4801 b. ; Marianopoll, on pasuge7os. ; Azov, 70. Gd. ; Italian, Ferrara, Gds. per 4 2lb. ; 'Polish, 725. per 480 lbs. ; Ghirka, to be shipped, 69e. Gd. to 70. per 492114. ; Banat, 64e. 6d. to 654. ; Said., 55. to 554. 9d. per 4801b4. The demand for maize has ruled farfrom active, but prices have been maintained owing to the few parcels on offer. Odessa, arrived, has radi 495. ; Bosnian, 465. 6d.; Black Sea, to be shipped, 47. Gd. per 4921b5. Floating barley has been dull to sell, and values have given way 6d. to Is. ; Gaza, anived, ; Smyrna, 35e. 6d. ; W ells chian, 334. 3d. ; Smyrna, on passage, 345. ; Azov, to be shipped, 335. 6d. ; Egyptian, 33e. per 4001 be. There has been a fair inquiry for rye, bat holders has e been firm in demanding late rates, and the business transacted has, consequently, been I.mited ; Azov, shipped and to be shipped, hassold at 51s. 6d. to 52a. ; Black Sea, 51s. 3d. to 514. 6d. ; Saloniza, 50s. Gd. per 48011 n. Beans have met with more inquiry, and last week's decline in prices has been recovered. Saida, arrived, have fetched, 414. 6d.; ditto, on passage, 41a. Gd. to 425. per 480114. Linseed, afloat, continues dull, and to effect sales lower prices must be submitted to, but rapeseed is held for rather more money. ARRIVAL or SCRIM -English, linseed, 106 ; rapeseed, 55 • and sundries, 608 qrs. Foreign, tares, 1.000; seek, 7,895; rapeseed, 3,748 ; and sundry, 1,000 quarters. EXsonta. -bused, 1,904 ; oilseed, 1,016; and mustard nod, 21 qrs. Per Qr. Rau:. L L lowa, Kent red, :66 =lO r Per Or .„, '47 el to 70 ~ Do. white, 'Ol = to 7 . 47 62 to 74 No and Lincoln red :::: 61 to 70 OATS. Scotch Irish, M ack „ white 36 to 39 Mating DIMULLos Wading Kt to 38 M 412. Bun. Mumma Tick 44 to 48 Harrow Pigeon U to 62 Pisa. loam Norfolk, ind Suffolk OS to 70 Elogaton and Wars 72 to 75 Brown _ 6O to 02 Grey 44 to 46 Maple White 46 to 60 Boller. iii. New :... te to /LOCI. Oars. tingliab, teed 24 to is potato deol:cn, teed Yon Per Qr. WHICAT. ill a Dantzte and Konigs berg 7l to 21 Rostock it Meriden- Tows ariria:Wille Ita. Nowak°ld 5B to 59 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex slap 6O to 61 Per Qr. 89 to IS Dan ba r/ 69 to 89 Russian, hard soft American, red „ white to OATS. t. — . - Danish and Swedish S3 to 27 Russian BsAna .. BALLZY. °Muting DlRtilltng Molting to 0379 . __ Danish /HYPtialk nal - - Maple Boilers _ _ Dutch brewini7... 24 to SO . feeding .... 22 to 31 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &x... 11 WATER CARRIAGE FROM INCLOSIVIL INDIAN 008 X. White 47 to 48 Yellow _ ♦6 to 47 Roos. French. per sack .... 43 to 62 Spanish „ .... 46 to 62 American, p e r bet .. 34 to 38 Canadian .. it to 38 , ITO LONDON SY LAND AND NOY. 18 TO NOV. 23, BOTH Pd. I Lawln 80 83 73 74 36 44 • 73 78 II 72 Mad sad &Am ! Cambrian Oornwall Dublin and Belton Chose Dundee, Porth,dAbdin , Lid Loudon Gbag Do. alat, ..ow tad B. Werdilln , —.— i ••• *sag Eastern Ord. SC SO 30 . 1 Do. Z. Aog. SW, N 0.2 5 Groat Non!? of Scotland _l5 Grist Northam ......! 106 Do.A J Areas° Or. tuo. , 110} D 0.13 ituep.o. le WIG 123 Do. Ord. Dat. Mr. Stook —• Gt. Month it Wiel ars.) 114 Great Wasters........ 631 Do.BtourWaLGua.lik Do. South Wake Do. W. NIL —Oztced, 25 Do. Do. Newport' 2D Lancashire & Yortehlro 121 Lon.. Wrisbts, & Loados,44bsthaukiit i o l l 1 1 11 Do.weLltzten.A6p.e. London & North Wawa 1121 London&SouthWasters: 76 wan. Skirt...* Linooltult 46} Ilskapolltia---..1 117; Du. I-lunation, divi dend Op. et. UN 1870 listropolitsa Dislrk. Dw do. do. .... Do. t St. John's-wood 11kGsrld Do. /Arm. dt Dab,. North British Do. Idia.Perth,Dvad. N. Esetern—Barwtek D Do. G. N. N. Pars._ Do. York Do. Stock &Darling. De. do., 160041 North London . Soranaffardahlre—..! x. & & Western Jam Istuo r talre Union ,aovttone 11 GT** d it; i‘ei Taff Vale , Da. 0 Wslatort t 11Doraz i IWasseioo at Vriataizaw BILITIBII kLXLWAT& 30 31 1211 61} lti 107 109 111} 112 EO 82 12 23 Whist Parlay. Ong' Mains Yaw M our. qrs. as gra gra I gra aI n baa lacks. English .. 7614 2846 1 Ma 1006 864 .. 19651 Scotch Foreign .. 35420 5044 .... 116716' 5 1454, .. 4767 Toga .. - 430341 - 7598 , - 18405 1 -? 15070 - 1011 1 - 1819 -.. 1-21412 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (111' TZLICORAPH. ) (now oon oww CORRISPOWDZ2I7.) The market continues steady at Saturday's quotations. Salm about 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —Therein only a limited inquiry, and the sales are confined to St. Lucia, at Rim. Refined is firmer, dried good are saleable at fall prices. Pieces command a slight advance. Corrsr..—The market generally is rattier quiet, but for native Ceylon there is a fair inquiry. TEA continues quiet. RICE.—d,OOO bags of Rangoon sold at 12s. Gd. landed. ltuti.—A small parcel of Jamaica sold at the previous value. CorroN.—A moderate business is doing without change in value. _ _ _ _ . . SHPILLAC. —There is an improved demand for this article at higher prices ; fine pale orange sold at 90s. ; fine, 85e. ; red orange, 795. GAN BIZIL—A pared of common qualities sold at 15s. 9d. TALLOW SLIRILICT.—(THIS DAY.) The market ls steady. Tows tallow, 425. Rd. ; Peters burg T.C. on the spot, 425. 9d. ; Year, 451. 3d. to 425. 6d. ; 435. December, 42n. 3d. to 43c. 6d.; Spring, 43e. ; March, 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW 1801. 1865. I 1 0 /18. Stock on bawd Me day.. cute' 00,745 46,111 46. I NS Delivery last week I 2,4112 1.410 I VAN Ditto trout lit Jame MON 157.242 MAW Arrival last week 1,750 2,70/1 7,801 Ditto from Ist Jam 511,810 70,1184 66,116 L AO 0 so PrieeY.C. au spot this day.... 1 Ditto Tema LM Friday .... a`s t' • 09 ad_abl $4,1142 &OM SLIM 12,SS 11,677 at d. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK& Closing prices I Sales to-day on Saturday. I to 1 p.m. 112 74 g 'I 1211 f 2 St} f 171 ._ 1131 1 f 13 761 71 ♦7 118} 18 102 iisT.larTiZ.To:el7l.l Do. 1 Shuts— .. Buffalo & Lake Herm Do. Prolortnee iva,Brart.,&flodor6o6 6 per c0nt.1871144 °EL && lontorn6 p . ad. Devi Cape?. Dock 6.2.,/. go. 74C.7. Do. do. 6do Rant Indian Fa. 6 do Do. L Shares.— Grand Trunk of Cam& Do. rgatp.lLß.6p.ot Do. Do. l ftd ot prat Bondi.. Bonds .' Do. dr4 pre. Stock , Do. lib prat Stock , Gnat Indian Peninnalo. Do. d I par 06111. Do. !tow do. I Do. New 4. 8. of ladle. 81:44. Do. 4f pee oat .... 4. Weans ot Quads Dotßdapap.l D 0.6 do. do. 77 8 : 1 1 all I Indian ch(Lbaltot too %Wass par. bp. oast. 100 Do. aw d 0... 00 Do. do. 14 d 0... all Do. 115th Istoomfoo, lath. sadllobooslaa) Do. 6 p. a, pay.lll6 Do. 6 p. 6t, pay. LH I.R.ofesa.so o.lutp.D. Ondektßohilknod,g.tpo vo. Shares d 0... dodo, gua. por Do. NM 6 do. mum Do. do. do.— Do. ?admit, do. Do. Wu Si. flot.da. OOWNIAL OOVELPIMINT 811C01111111. - 1:ao; - noi ) Bet lsbOolal. ), Do, 104 a. 60v.8 p. a., 187741. Do. flper*Peb.,tAus Do. Operet. Mar. , 1,111008 Do. 6 peeetian.ra 686,808 Do. Alper 08.18 e. 3 21 1 0,000 Caaol9lllrper.lB7l; 1196-1100, Do. do. 1880401 I Do. do. 100041, li6 - ,•16 D0.8p.5.A1p.190et.11600 100,000 CATIon,Nov.IF6 9, Open 883,900 Do. 1878, do-1 1.000,000 Do. 1171 100,000 llaiottlee • pm (4.1111 100,000 Do. 1878! 100,000 Do. lees' /0,030 Do. 1816, 06,600 NetelGov.op.e.Ap.ttOc.i 100,000 Do. do. llay.tNov. 1011,000 New Brona.Gov.eperot.! 1,186,800 New South Wolfe Gov.,: p. elat,lB7l to NM 2871,000 Do. 6p. 0.1888 to 1886 865,000 , D0.6p.c.r,1837 to 1876 150.000 New Seelood 6pze eat 1.000.000, Do. ire awl. 600,0601 Do. 6 pee seal 1891 810,000, Do.de.le9l Jule&Dee 160,000,N0va Swede Op e., 1876 1.860.100 Quesualeod Go.. e p. et. 1,177,400 Do. Do. 1891 .. 726,600, 3.Aneteov. a p. 8,17-77 De. 1878 and upwds. la Slimly. a. Jan. 1517 Do. II p. April/tile sikoool .000.0001 10111011 MI 1011 146 101 103 101 111 90 92 69 91 104 116 106 199 104 106 167 169 95 97 id. 1091 1001 id 163 ivb id l 105 107 1(6 1(8 105 1(7 sdJ•-• 197 169 104 100 103 103 id 193 106 99 101 97 98 ICO 101 97 93 107} 1014 108} 119} 109 106 103 194 103 104 109} 1001 ILI} 11 1114 11 11 104 1 1014 I 101} 1 , 14 1 id MONEY MARKET.--{THEE DAY.) An o'Clsoon. The markets for public securities show a slightly better tendency to-day, and the general course of prices is favourable. Purchases have been induced by the absence of any riot in connexion with the execution of the Fenian at Manchester on Satur day, as well as by the announcement that the French troops are about to leave Rome. Con sols are in request, and have risen per cent. A similar movement has occurred in the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents., Reduced. Most of the home railway stocks are unchanged, but foreign bonds met with inquiry at an improvement. Italian have advanced, upon the notification that the government is prepared to provide the necessary funds for the payment of the next coupon in gold. The amount of business ge nerally is moderate. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply large. With a few exceptions, however, choice bills are not taken below 1# to 11 per cent. Consols are quoted 943 to 3, with div., for money, and 931 to 1, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents are at 921 to 93. The railway market is inactive, and prices are unchanged, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Great Eastern stock, and a reduction to the same extent in Great Western and South Eastern. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 118 to} ; Great Western 44 to 1; London and North Western, 1131 to 1 ; Midland, 1121 to # ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1211 to 1 ; Caledonian, 731 to 74 ;'South Eastern, 651 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1051 to 1061 ; ditto A, 110 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 18 ; North British, 321 to 1 ; Brighton, 51 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 90 to 91. Foreign stocks are firm, and a rise of to 1 per cent. has occurred in moat of the speculative de scriptions. Spanish securities are in especial request. Turkish bonds of 1862 are quoted 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 321 to 33 ; Greek, 12 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 22 to # ; ditto New Three per Cents., 33# to ; ditto Certificates, 183 to ; Italian of 1861, 451 to 46 ; Egyptian of 1864, 83 to 84 ; and Mexican. 141 to 1. _ _ . American securities have declined to per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 70} to ; Erie Railway shares, 46 to ; and Illinois Central, 841 to 85,k. Atlantic Cable shares are inquired for, and slightly higher. Anglo-American are at 181 to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Pre ference, 3 15-16 to 4 1-16. The tone of the market for Bank shares is un favourable. London and Westminster are called 67 to 69, being 11. lower ; Imperial Ottoman, Ito oi din., showing flatness ; Chartered Mercantile of India, 27 to 29, a rise of 1/. ; Union of London, 33 to 34 ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dis. ; and London and County, 50i to 61i. . . . - The financial shares are without variation. International, 2! to 2g dia. ; London, 24if to 23i ; General Credit, 2} to 2} dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 6} to ci die. _ _ The bills have been returned of Messrs. Edward Lloyd and Co., merchants, of Austinfriars. The transactions of the house, which is both old and re spectable, have been chiefly in connection with the Mediterranean. The amount of the liabilities has not yet been stated, but is supposed to be large. By telegram the arrival is announced at Adelaide, on the 13th of October, of Messrs. Anderson, Thomson and Co.'s Orient liner liataLs, from Plymouth, after a, quick passage—viz., 66 days. It would appear that the course of the rail way market this week is likely to be chiefly regulated by the state of the speculative "account," as it will be developed at the settlement, prepara tions for which will begin on Wednesday. About 20,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for Egypt. The Ripon, from Alexandria, has brought 17,3381. in specie • and the Briton, from the Cape of Good Hope, 5,00/. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the calls falling due on railway and miscellaneous undertakings in the month of De cember, so far as they have yet been advertised. The total is barely equal to the average: Amount per Share. RAILWAYS. Due Already Number Dale. raid. Call. of Shama AMMO.. London. Brighton. and South Coast New Ord. ri - Stock, based at 46 p.e. 16 Metropolitan, New Yr deemable LlO shares.. 2 Cony. PreL 21 - KISCIILLANIIOOI. crviiiiio7x-Tei.l in land (Limited) Cheetahs Geld cod MU- ver Mine (Limited) . PS MWwtll Iron sad Ship building :Limited) 30 LondonJoinbateekgank liew,laaued at 10 pm. Si 30,000 15,000 43,000 100,000 8,000 00,000 98} 97} 65 00 69 91 142 131 114 116 1 If pm SO 62 110 112 Se 67 42 44 65 451 Se 145 1.444 - piLI lii lii s t x. r • 1 $7 70 45 SO 97 99 104 145 no 111; I le pm I 17 1 7j 80 *2 43 45 86 37 24 SO 19 21 lag 1101 0 1 1 1 Ipn 1 I .yo 193 98031 1 181 111 97 94 24 88 91 104 125 38 98 82 ft 101 106 102 IC3 par tom 102 103 87 80 JOE= elTtit:l. SANWA. SUM 'Mare 40,60 10 dem Bank ( 160 4 A• • 6.4000 10. Do. B. 60 i Altdon ........ 50,006100 Lthanoa - 11;i1ad . ...... 100,000 10 Anglo Anuerkin. 50,000 20 Anglo Zmtian (Lila.) 0,0301 10 Aoglo l to an (Llnalled). 10,500 40 daykralaala . i i 11,500 10 BoakotßrltlahOolumbla 11,600 10 Do. Now, Mead II pm , 10,000 25 Bank ot IWO 16,000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 60 /3ankotYleterta,Aual 50, 10 Bank oil Now Zealand 20,000 60 Brittith N. America .. 50,000 SO C. Bk. Dials, Asa., China 10,000 16 Chart. M. of 1616,60 10,000 too Colon 10 Cltl ial !00,000. soo,000: 10 Con,olldated Bank (1 ) 10,000 60 Delhi and Landon (L) 10,000 60 Sad London 50,000 , 60 , Beatarn lhalinge( (1"11 4 10,400, SO loglish and Ankii 2o an . 10,0001 10 , Eng. Banka.delanelroL 60,000 20 rag.Scot.k Anal. Clued' 6,000 50 Inglish and Swed6ll(l ) 20,000100 limper's' Bank (16n160) 00,600 20 , imperial Ottoman 6,000, is' lodes .. 6,000 1 16 Do. Now 100,0001 Land Mort. Bk.111j—•.1 a(1 10 )1 5/00001100 D0.5p.c.Dab.,1164,30yrs 10,500 le : Loa.bkofldsidoo,de.(L? 111,000 10011.0040 s and Brasillaa : --__ • an 11000' 0 Do. New o,ooo', IN LandoatitiverPlato(L 000 DI Do. do. do 6 40, 0,000' 1111 Los. at. Bank of Austrl 1 117,1401 MI London and County 12.6001 0 Do. New lee at 20p. 8 pd' 11.000 00 London Joint Nook._ I WOO" 10 I louden I Smith Atrteenj 10,000 100 Loma& Western (Lbs.) , 4000 60 London V enz=l ) 60,000 100 London I W 60,000 100 D0.1..101.p.n0ne peal . 11,000 100 I Merchant Bank (lAnt.) . 410.1100 60 Mercentlle&Zzanan(L.)' 10.000 10 ! Metropolitan (Limited) II ,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim) 10,000 6 l NaMonal of Anal:rain /0,000 100 National of U. 10.000100 N. Pro. of I 51,000 20 De. 24.41 17287;; 1 40,000 lie National Dank I 40,000 M I New eolith Maim -60,00d 20 1 North Western —1 60,000 21 °neural Bank Cavern MC. io ?Tort*. BantdagOorp.(l4 10,000 100 I Provina. et Ireland 4.000 10 Do. do. New IMOD O. South Amtrak__ 17,06110 04and. of IL S. Adrift 10,000 100 , Do. do. ma. at 6 pal 40,040. II I Onion of Australia —.. Ike* 111 Colon of Ireland (Lbw) . 0000 Onto, et Landes VOSEIGN _JUILWAI ILLAWATI. &newels it Rotterdam. lahla&& lea (L 1.79.6.1 'Belgian J 'suction B.AynkCi. & 4.7p.cd.(L) :Central Arganclue ° V ° ltitimidoe Deasberg & Wltpt (L) Amara at Prance =4Central 17nz a mnbourg ilemberresernowtta(L) Modem (L, NoniALlogi t _By Ina D orthe r p. . P r Pr f note. goy Nn ot omo .. Mina &Lyre g.T.p.o. Do. D./ o r Norwegian Trook Prof. Ottoman (tkormaldln Porfnlyowl.andllirdit. PAW. tt &Frond& j 1 31°21 4 ! ard !P i s 14Z trweiu — sFt ... 7. Do. T per coot. —.. Illoahro sod Mm..... Do. prraat ProL Twiloil.) 4.7 per et &Aut.& Los. Toootlaa ''Boats Luc of Porter& illo.i - iriu;co" 7.7 _. vas::a . : __ - 7. cent YOIZION iii.Docanibourgap.oint. !Mamas end 31 Ileumann• and Frt Yam= and Da imend t0rn..... girth. of Franco $ p et Do(lateChar lip, et. (Smyrna, ie.) Do. do heed at 71 Lpouketiln 'c.d. • it S. F. (Pern.).. Ihredhlt & p. et.. la Ovando? p. el as ttoto-Vaa.lo.e. thirster Port..7p.e. thieno/Frenoaltp.e. th Italian, II per et, AN. W. dna. IR e. 8 81 131 14 3 l3k 1413 LS 14 •-• 1$ 10 Ws _3, 4 psi 13+ te so LI id. 18 16 au , 8 } ei I 111 . 16_ 11 101 i 45 47 1 4 lif 4t 94 3 U U 9 10 I I fi 1 Y Ii It} 33 13. dk. 21 22 2 t 'di 2ti YY 18 17 Si Si 68 01 03 100 113 12 12{ 12 40 60 24 2b 93 12} la 93 11 a 24 /8 2 1 $1 19 Il isi a l I im 0 1 i ! 9, - 9 ( 41 6 121 liges, 2g 11 pal lib el 6 4 as: a ea I 11 13 si :dal T Spa SI WI IS lit 15 23 12 i I St TS U bill 9• ii lip 4 2EI. 2 lea lie 171 17 19 7 21219 3 2 its z di RS 30 _ ii i gal 18 i i ATI 4 6ps i lIM, 24 26 1 aO. i lill I UOMPAIIIIIII. 1 Pa 00,4110 Koio ileoo.ooo itieo,ooo ICON 40,010 IMO a,ooe woo Sr° I F?:iii I ki:!w 20,000 2C0,000 10,000 29,000 4000 1020(00 11.100 WY. MAO 1.1.000 1 UN EL S M IMOD , 110,0:0 4,000 10 ,000 1 00,000 12,100 NON 110,1011 .0,100 10000 1,000000 11.1C• 1 11.100 IN 0,0100 - N. 62 - SSI II 4 gaii 1 AMIN. IMO 1 KM 1 MUNI Angle-AmeriamreLiL., all Aegirolioncan Mai , all AsMario Telegracent. ph lOO Aarkillimall i f Z i ii.(L I I=l: Tea 11 terworim (L.), all Do. New 1 4 Bolokow Vaughan (LI 30 D ik'in o b le G•a w (Lt."") a s MO& American Lad 44 && I. Mtg. Tel. (10 WI 1 Canada Oorapany all toadianLoan&lnv(L ) 13, Ceylon Ditio °° =e Chbugltahipal..Onall al b t) Dinooent, Limited 4 Cltyotiondcali. Pro.(L ) II lily of Milan Inspro.(L) DI Do. City of Moscow Om (L ; all City 001cee (Um 4:2 U ,Oolonial (Umlt .d) Coomordal Usk* Ins. , Atrioaalior.(L.l Couthaistal Unfair (L Do. 00p.M.110g.,Pr0f.71 p.c C. of 1.0n.1id.1877,41p.c Do. do. 11379, do . low. of England (L) Do of Mauritius (L.) Do. Prstsno.. Ateaies7._Diih.' (limited) Aram Tea (L 4.ftthaL•Ac.e fln(L ,S. India . & Canal =.&frel.(L. N o I snC r a lograph Do. New MigAllina.Coppar = Reg. and Forams ti= kn iloottigillarlit (I Lorr aa t ( Warehouse (L Credit Vis i t; frlen. Stearn Na Rome &Colonial .(L linig uda. lao .a nt setae ga. ba.landCaarsallini i Carrying (Um. . Tinan.Soa.(L Internat. land Credit(L Italia& Land. Italian tats. (Can. Cay. • Do. S p. o. lido r. 1874 Lind Sacaritio ( Um.) Lon&Afrioan Lon. & Wader^ Lon.ooantyland &SAL rcuit Loud. Dialricaoleg (L Load. Moan. Aro. (L I I Loud. O. Onudbmo.(L Lond.&Glasg.lft&Oo.(L land. Provinolallterint If lame Irriga. & Canal, S p. et.g.bylndianClov. Mauritius Lmid, dm. (L. Radii. anal. Tat (L ). . Yarobant Shipping (L' ilillwall F. Ld.&Doolg L Willwall Iron Works Natal Land &CoLC. (L ' National Db. Com. (L National Prov.llarine L NatiorialltasinNay.l. ia li — LlT 4-4 e ;lidaL i -- iil N.Z•1111101M. =Li Atli) 1 111 ( N.Zooland T. 151.010 ) 10 Northam Amon Teo L) 1 °lO Do. B.— , IL I.llslaAwnreladan (L, i: 60 N.Brit&llarcon.lo.(L. IS Osman Marino (Logan. SO OrlontalFl000dolfUsa.:: I ablika(Linalted) I Do. Now 10 Ortont lalead Stoom(L) 1 1 6 0 *Sth em bia = d lov oxi ost 1 10 Panama 2.SL L,l s Dm do. It Peelltlv.Landallbi.(L ' 1 SO Ponlanake a 0 item 60 Do. do. New 1065 60 Do. do. do. 1807 60elunthoy Iron 1 161 Do. Now IS ltiol.CttyLeisrovAL ) j IIS 11110 Janeiro G ... (Um ,I bpi r aoril Mall Eno= t It 'Soot.. Aaiun Divest. (L ,11 Boa ?Duo. &BOVA (L. ) SO 9. African I. u.sii i l I is . 3outkAairalles 1 St. Saboars•Tolosrapli 11 De Sods , IS IToLOonolroe.Bliateol 11 II I Ituareilisney la.(L)1 SO rfetaktod Monism (L) 10 , TrestdAgeneyo= 10 IT.SL Co. 011 60 Xn.llooino of Liver. (L I u United DiseoonWorp(4 6 Untied L . Doke. Co.a 1 6 Do. 10 per coat prat N Univers. Marisa [na(l ) , /0 'Upper Assam Tea SI Van Dlomon't Land (L), 100 Illeroyalupt(llor.fL 60 Warmest Mono* (lan.) , 60 WoelladlatP.4ftent.fL • Coll pendll4 ta. prima I Was. 18 481 16 17 32 36 76 60 171 181 Par vo 7 6 die 121 13 11 11pro 4 41 ups 17 II 102 107 64 68 1 dlo 11 1 db 3 1 alb 1 161 ft 3 2 11ts dig 15 10 12 . 12. lit iii llo l 8 odb 1 381 7 . 8 f 80 dls 1 Oi 11. idis iPal 7 5 di! 13 15 iO - 44 6 1 41. de 3 1 4131 11 13 98 103 109 111 On par 41 at idl s 4 Pte i 1 Pen 6 466 i 7 ;714il 40 40 164 lea 14 17 pa 10 w di. • 1.344 i l i db 6 6 Ii I 1.3 66 65 33 66 . 68. _d i 1 19. 10 13 51 le 19 10 11 S 3 tii 401 118 123 71 di H dill )4 30 IS . 75. 16-h f 2 1-16 101 11 58 k 71 57k 7 8k 81 - 141 16/ 1 : 141 ; 1 1; 11 C 6 3 1 - pea SM . 11 21311 31 2i SI par4lm! aT! it 01 u m ja II 11 76 Tee 1 11 • I I THE PRICE or BREAD AT BELPAST.—Yesterday the Queen's Island einployis held a meeting in the ship building yard to consider the beet means necessary to re duce the price of bread. The meeting, which numbered upwards of 800, was presided over by Mr. M`Guinnesa, who, after reviewing the subject briefly, proposed the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : " That we, the Queen's Island na hereby loyis, do hereby reaskra to abstain from the use of bakers' bread until the present prime, which we consider exorbitant, be reduced in pro- Iportion to the value of flour."—Northern Whip. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-INN-ROAD.—The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending Nov. 23 was 3,105, of which 1,013 were new OWL 60 iz DS 14 9 10 :d i 4 2v. 10 I dial 62 TO 17 2 pm, 19 7 ill 4/9 9 7 6 7 - - pml - -dl, 44 46 Q 43 1 7 6 4144' e 7 89 I vi 13 11 dis 8 6 dls Ll 63 6 dli' 13 14 iio UM 100 LOS 400 No. i 26,000 f lAlaialllos Limited) 100.000 1 Anglo.BrauGold(LlEL) WOO, >s Amara= 16,000 IS Cape Copper (Livoited . 16,000 1 Copula Ulric (Limited 20,000 5 ChontalmG.RB.lthi. 10,0001 In Copley* (Lin:died) 76,162 1 Don Pedro, N. Del 26.00, 3 Rest Del Rey (1J UAW 5311 i I Mita.(l.Wted) 50, &801 l 1101 &N W. OW If Ramada (Limited) 16,000 6 Unarm (Limited) 7,927. 6 ILinitantan (L imited). 110 ,000 4 Panuicillo Copper (L.) 80,000 3 Peetarena Go ld 11110.). 10,000 40 Pontgibandllilver Lead 160,001 6 Port Phillip .—. . 12.000 50 Royal Cotes Copper 26,205 1 Roma Grande 193,000 1 Scottish Austral. Lim ) ii,clog 10 St. John del Bey lam 511,174, 14 United Madam lain 60,000 2 Val Antigoria Oold (L 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Ilm., 6,000 10 Val &mem /Limited; 10,000 Waahoe Gold (Limited 1111,000 1 Worthing (Limited) 16,00, 1 Yorke Peoinsula(Liza ) 44008] 8 ,Ifisdimainotaaa I Blom. i Piti KUotn 4 p.o. Mar. 100 Gi Ninn.4 p.c. Jan.& .1 ,100 o.Wota.—W. 11.-02., I p. et, Jan. & July —.400 Lancutift.4p.a.lon.&.ll7 , loo Lon. Brigh.ap.c..lon.ll.ll,t 100 L.&N.W.4p.0.J0n.& July 100 Do. %p.a. Jan.& July 100 L.&&10.4p.a Jan.& July 100 Nidland,4p.o.Jan.&3olllloo N. Britton, L P. & D. 8., a p. et., rob. & Aug... 100 N.Botrn.„49.o.Jan.&Jaly 100 ,8er0t.N.8.,4 p.0.Ap.&04,,100 Yo. iC118316 It. 510,0001 St. 613,000 1303:474. BL MASS St. 1111,00. Bt. 130,708. St. tooeooll st. 0.421. 81. St. r • 1101 111 7 6-1 B 9-10 1 10 - Ida 62} 11) ni it xd 104 i rti 9S 71 109 i 104 t 1031 1 n 111 1144 111 alit 1 1-164 1169, i; 7 par Ws! Sla 14 70 1 1; 1 (ha , 141 1 I r 11a 11 Ups 1 11 °8 7 1 , 14 14 1 77/1. I 'dim xcl, i I I au; i qu..1.071 4 liml T-16 au' 69 411 1 li id 1 le i 1 ills 6 6ft 0 0 1011 104 - - Dm 10 — zd u - 96 1 5 3 109. ct. L 1,250,000 £12430 21 210 0 00,000 150,000 14 2 0 V 114,772 2.5.),444 oy o 10 0 '230,000 4 010 0 10 210 0 - 10 0 0 100,0 O Total In December £709,444 The receipts of the Cape Railway Company . for the month of September were 3,1431., against 3,0511. in September, 1866. SATURDAY EVETYNG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 ex div., for the sth December, opened and closed today at 93 to 0. For money the last price was 94:4 to Nwith div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and ew Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 92i to The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 540, ; ditto, for account, 93k, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92j, a,; ; New Three per Cents., 944, ; Bank Stock, 246, 4, 2 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 116, 150 ; ditto Four per Cent., loot ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 108 f ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee Debentures, 1872, 106 k. Indian government securities were quiet. Exchequer Bills remain at 28e. to 31s. ;rem. There were fewer transactions in foreign stocks, and prices in most cases presented no alteration. I Russian of 1866 rose I per cent. • and Italian of 1 1861, Spanish New Three per C ents., the Com-1 mittee's Certificates, and Turkish of 18 63, k ; while Russian of 1850 and 1862, as well as Peruvian of 1862, declined ; Greek, ; and Mexican The Honduras Government Railway Ilan was quoted j to 1 prem., and the Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan, the list for which was closed this even ing, Par to Praia. MINE&-(THIS DAT.) Ors o'Cwoz. The mining market is moderately active to-day, and prices generally are rather firm. East Lovell shares are quoted 84 to 3 ; North Treakerby, 345. to 365. ; East Caradon, b to ; Chiverton Moor, 51 to 6 ; West Drakewalls, 6s. to Bs. ; Prince of Wales, 51s. to 525. Gd. ; Wheal Seton, 971 to 100 ; West Chiverton, 68 to 70, ex div. ; South . Frances, 31 to 33 ; Great Retallack, 3 to 4 ; and West Caradon, 8 to 4. There is no new feature in the market for foreign and colonial mining shares. St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 •, Don Pedro, 2 to 24 prem.; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem. ' • Pestarena, die. to prem. ; Chontales, 14 to 1 dis. ; R ossae Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; par to prem. ; United Mexican, 14 to 14 ; Frontino and Boli via, 4 to 1 ; Port Phillip, 1 3-16 to 5-16 ; and Central American, 4 to dis. The prospectus is issued of an apparently well considered undertaking, entitled the Anglo-Argen tine Company (Limited). His Excellency Senor N. de la Riestra, minister plenipotentiary of the Argentine Republic, is an ex officio director, and in all other respects the company is likewise respect ably constituted. The object is to acquire certain silver mines and smelting and reduction works situate at Hilario, in San Juan, one of the pro vinces of the Argentine republic. The existence there of a tract of country extraordinarily rich in silver has been fully established, and, in anticips t ion of the formation of the present company, smelt ing works were erected and brought to completion in the autumn of last year. They are stated to be " now yielding a large percentage of profit on the restricted and altogether inadequate funds with which they are being carried on." Existing engagements to the extent of about 13,0001. will have to be met, but otherwise the mines and works are to be transferred to the com pany without any cash payment whatever, the amount expended on them (45,000/.) being taken by the parties interested entirely in paid-up shares ; and in respect of these the satisfactory stipulation is made that they are " not to be issued until a dividend of 20 per cent. shall have been earned out of profits upon the other paid-up capital of the company." The capital is 50,0001., in shares of 11. each, with power to issue 45,000 additional shares for the purchase-money, as above described, so soon as the company has earned a dividend of 20 per cent. Of the present issue, 40,000 shares are to be allotted at par, and the remaining 10,000 at 10s. per share premium. Ten shillings per share is to be paid on application, and 10s. on allotment, thus obviating all farther liability ; and availing itself of legal facilities lately accorded, the company has notified that "the shareholders will further have the option of converting their share certificates into share warrants (scrip), such share warrants being transferable without any transfer deed by the deli very of the share warrants (scrip)." A general meeting of the Vancouver Coal, Mining, and Land Company (Limited) is called for the 30th inst., and will be then adjourned to an early day in December, of which due notice will be given." Creditors of the East Pant Du United Lead Mining Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. George Hea -1 well, of Chester, the official liquidator, by the 10th December, the 20th having been appointed by Vice-Chancellor Wood for adjudicating upon them. At East Wheal Rose Consols Mine meeting on Saturday the directors' report was adopted. From East Wheal Rama (Nov. 22) the agent writes : " Lode in 88 west looking a shade better worth 81. per fathom. Lod, In Jenkins' pitch in the back of the gg is the same value. Lode in LM) east of the arm., cut :; feet wide. Ore sold yesterday for 520/." BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) A good attendance, and good business done on the Croydon Steeple:ham Chimney Sweep and Hornet both backed for a good deal of mosey, with a start, and unconditionally. The next most fancied is Greenland, about whom 100 to 9 was taken several times. Quotations u follow : CROYDON GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASE. tto 1 agst Chimney Sweep (off, Bto 1 t 7 to 1 Hornet (off, 9tol t) 10U to 9 -- Greenland (t) 100 to 7 Sprite (t) 100 to 1. Pensioner (t) 100 to 4; - Polestar (t and off) 100 to 5 Doctor (off, after 10 to 1 bad been taken) 100 to 3 Balder (off) 100 to 2 Astrolabe (off) sto 1 Chimney Sweep, with a run (t) 5 to 1 Hornet, with a ran (t) 1000 to 400 asst any two (off) to 10 Greenland and L.S.D.,oonpled, LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL WO to 15 set Fan It) DERBY. 4000 to 200 agst Blue Gown (t) PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lin nTool., Nov. 23.—Salea : Caledonian, 741 aii2}l 0— Great Eastern, Sail 4—Great Weaken, 444—Loudon and North Western, 1130—Metropolitan, 1141—North British. 321—North Eastern. York, 96-Groat Western of Canada, DM—United blabs 5-20 lira'. May 1, Nov. 1, 704—Great Luxembourg shares. 4- Brltlslk, and Foreign Marine 11.16 p.—Liverd and London and UM= Fire and Life. 411 p. —Union Marine Malted,. 3 p —BritiA and Irish lisguetic 'telegraph A, 116—Bancorn Soap and Alk. 'Lindted, 4 4. Sianemisrin, Nov. 23.—Market quiet but steady. Ude doclan, 741 I}4 4— . tries, 47—Groat Eastern, Great Luxembourg, M.—Great Western of Canada, IG—lllinces, SM 4—Laucaakire and Yorkshire, 110—London and North Western, Ill—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 47? }— Metropolitan, 1184—Midland. 111/—North British, 37,;—North Eastern .• Berwick," —South Eastern, 664. Blltilinotlan, Nov. 23. —This market is extremely dull. and prices generally rather lower North Staffordshire Five par lent. Preference closed, buyers, at 21 Great Western oszeur Valley, Guaninteed Stock closed, sellers, at T 3 : Lloyd's Bank shams, at 11 to 54 prem.; Birmingham and Midland Banks. at 1364 to 1341: Birmingham Banking Company shares, at 1 to 14 press. ; Midland Wagon shares, sellers, at irl—Clioucester Wages shares, sellers, at 134. lle=nt, Nov. kg—Three per Cent. Consols, 931 4 4—Now Three per Cat. Stock. P 24 t -Bll.erulan Hanka, Company 't26 pall', 3 3 M ouster Bank Limited, le34 paid), 434—:National Bank !CM paid,, 54—Provincial Bank ;51.5paid , . SS—Boyd Bank ftlo 321 city of Dublin Igloo paid WM—Dub lin and Liverp ool fiteen-hinhailding (all paid;, 64— Cosner ree !Limited). WC. Is. 3d.—Miring rpany of Ireland (L: t , rea ti w 16t 4 Du4g e t and ilts o tow: p. 'ff3lo?_ped 1 eat 944--Dublin, and Western ~LlOO paid:. P 3 9 ord 53—Midland Great Western LlO9 paid. 464—Dublin, Wicklow, and Werioni, 6 per cent. rsein redeem. lb= :all paid 41—Drat Southern and Western 4 per cent. perpetual (5100 paid .964—Midland Great Western, f years =expired, 44 per cent., SM. Mr. Goldwin Smith has written a letter in the Dastg Nr.rs on the condition end prospects of Ireland in connection with Fenianiam. He thinks that the root of that movement is to be found, not in religion or in the land question, but in "the want of national institutioes, of a national capital, of any objects of national reverence and attachment, and cons eq uently of anything deserving to be called national life." The greatness of England is, he remarks, nothing to Ireland. and her history is " nothing, or worse." As a remedial step he suggests the adoption of some " decided measure of provisional decen tralisation which shall make Dublin really the capitol of Ireland, and render it possible for an Irishman to be a patriot without being a rebel ;" and he wishes it were not extravagant to hope that for the consideration of great Irish questions a short parliament might for once be held in Ireland. FOOTBALL,— On Saturday an interesting game was played in the " Timbrels, at Eton College. between the Etocians agd an eleven brought into the field by Mr. E. Hall, formerly captain of the beets. Play was com menced at half-past 12 o'clock, Mr. Hall's 11 for the first half-boor having the best of the game, and making a rouge within ten minutes of the onset. After the change the Etonians kept the ball well iu the vicinity of their adver saries goal, making no less than three "shaves." Mr. Hall's 11 then made a great effort, and the bell w-s kicked near the Eton " goal," only to be turned and eventually driven by the Etonian' through that in the rossession of Mr. Hall's 11, the winning ball being kicked by Mr. Carr ' Lloyd. Eton thus won by a " goal" to a rouge made by their opponents, the game ooncludieg at balf : past 1 o'clock. THE POLICE AND THE BAIERS.--Considerablo excitement has been caused this week, in consequence of a `charge made by the police authorities against lb bakers of , the town and neighbourhood of Lymington for neglecting to weigh bread sold by them to members of the police in diorite. Ten of the delinquents were brought up before the district bench of magistrates. Mr. W. P. W. Freeman, Sir J. R. Carnet, Bart., Mr. P. E. Falwell, and Mr. W. W. I Roast, on Saturday, viz., Messrs. William Butt (Brock eahurst), Stephen Lewes (Lymington), George Boller (Lymingtm), George Miles (Milford), John Springer (=fad), George Hey (Wootton), Henry Carnal (Brockenburst), John Youngs (Bashley), George Bee.- ' ruin (Everton), and Joseph Randall (Boldre). The de fendants pleaded guilty, but said they were totally ignorant of the law requiring them to weigh every loaf (except fancy bread) upon sale. The magistrates stated there was no ground for attributing fraudulent intentions to the defendants, who bad evidently acted in ignorance of the law. They would therefore only fine them in the nominal penalty of Is. each and costs. On Wednesday seven of the borough bakers were charged at the Town ball, before the Mayor and Ex-Mayor, Mr. G. F. St. Earbe, and Mr. R. King, with a similar offence. The parties were Messrs. J. Hookey, jun., Gates, Hatebard, Parley, Brixey, Evemy, and Mrs. Lane. The defendants were fined is. and Costs. In all the eases the bakers were informed that the loaf called the " cottage loaf " is not to be considered "fancy hrea4l."—Sahrbure Journal. The Dubin Court of Probate was engaged on Saturday in bearing farther evidence in a disputed will ease_ It is one of a cla ss in which the Irish public manifest great interest, especially the Roman catholic laity, who suffer from clerical interference in the disposition of property. and condemn the practices which are brought to light ' when such cases come into court. Mr. Heron, Q.C., addressed the jury on behalf of the defendants, Captain More and his wife, who is niece of the deceased, and avowing himself a Roman catholic, strongly condemned the proceedings of the rev. gentlemen who were engaged about thew ill, and called upon the jury to repudiate this document. At the conclusion of his statement the jury suggested that the caws was one which might be compro mised, and Judge Keating adjourned the trial until the second day of neat term, in order to afford time for • settlement. an ad tat yet ad ,•th jug Dot cbs, 4 .1 20 an worn IN ell ISO an 300 en 1034 Par sa } _e 104 4 6 1104 V 4 112: 97 I 81 1101 NI i . 99 1 9 104 iiii mi l 10Ik 104 9 10 ... 8I u - IN 1716 _ld !ii e 1 1 zd es sr - 42 93 96 90n 96 96 95 97 9294 Pi 9$ i i kit eil 96