The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-28 00:00:00

LIW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANIERUPTOY. (Before Mr. Cloonobiew OaaThum) TtLEODOIIT ZLICIi. wa a ailing for examisation and discharge in the neodore fancy ghas manufacturer. ef • The debts and liabilifies are estimated at and 9,0091. It wee stated that : .i•se vats bad not been filed, but if the via* wooed up in bankruptcy would pro :.at a very small amount. There was no °Wee ' the rat of the creditors to swept the Mak : . • .r to val them a composition and remove the cans ; under the 185th section. u. ie;, who supported. saki he believed that the ;:. zeoer•dly were willing that there should be an ,:m.liszioner said theme frequsint adjournments too aid Au est Ate small by degrees and beautifully law I . • ac adjournment without naming a day, with the bankrupt to apply when necessary. .a.ned s.ne dia as GCOMGE WILLIAM =LIAM, , bTlliug for examination and discharge. The . . bad been a waiter at the Tivoli Gardens, Mar ' rard on board steamboats, and landlord of the or Kent, Kingatreet, Ramagate. The total lie .re 1,11:44, of which upwards of 800/. was due to .lele.s. The assets are 125/., of which the official Kind received 551. 18s. 3d. Buchanan appeared for the assignees, and said , : e were other debts due at Ramagate, for which :ma -i be seed in the county court there. The , •, t h.i.l been in Rumple since a boy, and was well ohabitants there. s ,. L rb. opproed for Messrs. Has and Giffced, dia he stated were creditors to, 1771. odd, and urged "oontrupt had contracted debts withoutaey reason. ~wetwtom of payment. The debt bad been contracted 10 I , la, and the bankrupt had made various Mi. 8. chola said he believed the opposing meditate had of the bankrupt. II:, li our. however, held that be should have stopped e t. and had contracted debts without reasonable expec , payment. He suspended the ceder of discharge „ Atha, with protection. T.O POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTIILVSTUL :-.T.arDuct; NA/LWAY COMPANIES. a woman of creditable apearance, about was charged with defrauding the Loudon, and Mew Railway Company, by aegleoting to . . . poen:talon was conducted by Mr. Church, the r :a the company. Gud, the station toaster at Stuart's-lane, Batter that defendant was a third-elms passenger by the „ . main line train from Dover, on Saturday evening. :-:a stop;ed at Stuart's-lane for the collection of • and witness asked the defendant for her's. She not find it ; and he then told her she r ' her fare, and inquired where she came a replied, " thunberwell ;" and he told _ that was impossible. as that wee on :ice, while she was a traveller by the main line. e soid she came from Gluey-kith and he then told L.: A ,ne bad not, as they had note station there. She ::it d she cams from Lower Norwood, which was also • station that did not belong to the London, • . Dover. He now told her she would have to pay : ‘:a !rum Dover which he believed was lis. Gd., and ai she would, and then began fumbling about .:r bosom for her mosey, He told her she Z by the train waiting, and she must get out and f r the next twain, which would eciabie her to search _ey ferther. She was then taken into the col and after having had an ample opportunity of ;mg, said she could not find her puns and supposed at have left it at home. She wee then put into • car ..nd 'Drought to Victoria, and there given in charge,. A:. z*lfe—All this was completed in the countSur- D,. No part of the offence was committed in the aunty :flisddlesez. Everything wee made perfect in Surrey ; ditf.Fulty I shall have, if she is unprepared with • with respect to the gaol to which she should be voi I have us wish to give you the trouble, Mr. Church, k elsewhere with this prosecution, and will see what I . .(lo defendant)—Can you pay your fats! • aant—Yes ; I paid my money yesterday in the Oa ` AN— W hat have you to ler for yourself? Jut—When I paid my money at Syclenham sta . s-• full late, and in my hurry did not think of . inyticket. . _ t.: selfe—You could not have come from Sydenham. told two or three stories about where you came You could not have come from Sydenham, the train t stop between Beckenham and Herne•hilL ..dent —Then I suppose it was Herne•hill I got in at. 'elf.—Ys, I dare my. How much money have _ _ _deaf—l have got 3e. I went to Camberwell • inee things out of pawn, when I got into this Here are my duplicates. - laplioatee were examined, but threw no light on _ ~ter. The pawnbroker had altogether omitted the , ele (to defendant)—l ahall fine you 3a. L'ae was paid. THAMES. BTABSDIG. • 'Earkf, so old man, who was described as a sea s.. charged with stabbing William Donovan, who is London Hospital in a very precarious condition. -rt. day last week there wu a " stabbing case," as • 4airs are termed, heard by the =eliminates of this :. Ind the offenders were all committed for triaL of the knife in petty quarrels has lately become • . neaten'. and aerate examples are imperatively WOW tLe way of punishment to prevent these dastardly :N. Last night the prisoner and the wounded roan isrrelling in a publichouse in Whitechapel, bat - !! originated no one would tell. The two . were *codling in the kitchen of the public : • Donovan was armed with a poker, the pd. • ~td a knife in his hand. he the two men were tie prisooer in the language of a witness, " made a at the other" and throat the knife into the tipper his thigh. Donovan fell and laid oo his back until a • sat procured on which he wee earned to the hospital. named I.nry took the knife oat of prisoner's hand, produced. 1.,.. , 0dy, inspector of the H division, mid the acknowledged what he had done. The man Do to setiotnlv wounded, and it would be a week at -- eh•re be could attend the wart. ;•:,:xner was remanded for a week. ii.sturbauce of a very singular character oc a: the Prince of Wales Theatre, in Liverpool, on :7 tight. It was Mr. Sothent's benefit, sad the de . tir rote was so great that the lessee of the theatre r.usi the greater part of the pit for stall assts. The ~ .nninte of the pit were sent to the gallery, sod this ' ..1 their indignation that a lively row awned. It I ..ree-.marten of an hour, and the disturbance was llnd when the lessee promised to give the proceeds - I‘st tft rots to the public charities of the borough. • new state of Nevada was organised as • • 7is Canon is its chief city. Themes of the ` 4 3.!dio square miles, and its white population in a.. iit,OW. It lies east of California and west of ;:ohl is shuwiant there, both in quarts veins and la fact, the whole territory is one mass of mineral Of its ten counties seven have already proved • to be considered unfailing gold sod silver te, and it is generally known that some of the richest • f the United States are to be found in Storey ' - ear 1862 that county mut s contributioa • - . to the sanitary commission in eight mss. •• • r ;n of which weighed 1111bs. each. Quiete r, i c 4, ANi okotienooy are here found in great shone 31,, hotnedan mosque is to be erected in I' :sea for one of the principal Malay onagregstions. t. ! to prove one of the handsomest architectural ye's • f the city, and is to cost several Olmsted '. -r . f c•odilope Paper. " to N MN' ZEA.I.-tkiD.—A party of 80030 • • er• re l *oployed about six miles from the MOM ; wee, who have lived for years in the • : I,LI little intemourne with their fellow-men, : ;s e more skilful amongst them can make as much se -a ; the poorest workman ma make the half of • .• sat, No "yonder that the soldier, who receives Is. • ri. the sawyer with an *Devious eye, and war -.1 to the hosli in the hope of earning equally A sum of is offered for the capture of - tkr ; mod it was only the other day that a party Arickland netted about 200/. by surronoding it,l/lAmeot in the bush, sad noising the men ^v r,c .zoioxl to be soldiers *Went without leave. rye misty point of view, these deserters man offing the 4emeo ; the large wages they tam am melered in profligacy and del:tokenises. It is a Looour with the sawyer to save nothing; his • turn" a hole in his pocket. He can speed thing in the bush ; he wilt not g ru dge • bottle of rum, when he gets the chasm ; but that co. lie pays periodical visits to Auckland, • :en puts up at the best hotel, and places his • I..reli of the landlord, with the request that he , t•d sumptuously as long as the Ramey lasts. c ere, the landlord gives hint some such hint as • the old border freebooter did, by nerving up a for her husband's breakfast, as ith ezPres." • eroptioas of the larder. The sawyer, satin. ..: he Les behaved comma al Ant oo the *romans. I few 'billings for the expenses of the j?nrney. t., the hush and resumes his labour. There is a sort -4‘,* rhood among them men ; they all stud by , ' • ; awl woe betide the uofortuaste employer , • ~.1 with their rights or gives them offarma. At Provocation they will pack up their awls sad search of employment elsewhere.—/reser's ti , r.N member. Tins tiaritEists, MON LAY z V .kii4 _LAU, IV O V ichilikiti 28, lab*. SPAIN. (asovra's TILICIRAX.) MADRID, Nov. 28. A ministerial circular has been published, order ng that the press laws are to be rigorously en forced now that the elections have terminated. SHARE LISTS;•-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. In the railway market to-day the dealers are chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices in some instances have not varied. The tone, however, is rather dull, and the few movements which have occurred are mostly in an unfavourable direction. Metropolitan and Great Northern stocks have receded per cent, London and North Western, 4, and Midland 4. South Eastern has improved 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1184 to 119 ; Great Western, 774 to 78 ; Midland, 1364 to 137 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,' 116 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eastern, 891 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 47. to 48 ; Great Northern, 131 to 133 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1184 to 119. Great Luxembourg, Lombardo-Venetian, and Great Western of Canada shares are dull, and other foreign and colonial lines inactive. CL pdess. I OWL 1311 n 1 4 1 41. I 27 28 I} 701 a. Ids pl rm i to 72 j 30i 11 pal Lit 157... 3 as 37 39 .. 4 i dig N Tips 1 lipm Idle per 66 47 36 3? - 1661 Mil COLONIAL No. I Itroon. I Pd. I CIL pekes. 1 Saks 600.000,.. BeftlalrOokillpost,U7l 1011 - .4. -.. .. Cam Gov. 6p.a., 1W744. 00 100 10! - .. D0.0pere1761.3304, INI 90 101 - .•.. .. D0.63"m1.11ar.,3 8 3 00 10 101 - LUMPS - Do.6patiLlasotl 149 00 Of -. 1,06,0011 .. De. ImiLF:. 44. 100 SS 91 - 100,000 .. Or 1371 100 100 106 - .... .. 19104 100 106 107 -- •• - .. Do. do. 1000.1 100 100 106 - , - .. Do. do. 1001 109 149 Ul - 1109000 • • OrgloLlov.l99/1. 0 p.a. 100 101 101 od - SM.OOO .• Do. 1176. do.. 100 106 111 id - 100,000 .. Ilaarlitas Ow .3,10731110 106 107 - 600,000.. Do. =PM las 100 >oo.ooo .. Do. MN 100 106 108 id 166,600 .. Natal. (Amiga. emit.- 100 106 107 - 106,000.. New Bros& Gov. • p.et 100 00 101 - - - .. N.B.WeleaGe.osalle3olloo 90 100 .4. •• • • .. Do. bp. e. 1871 to 1070 100 06 97 - •• • • .. Do. 11 p. a 191/9 to 199,100 94 WI - 000,000 .. Now Lealang• pie and. INA 106 107 - 1000,000'..1 Do. 6 pee Ctlit. , 100 89 91 - 460,000 .. Nom llooMe Op. a., 10761100 100 101 - 76,000 - ,Quomslaad Gov. 6p. eh ,100 101 105 1001 -.. .. B.Aust.Oer.6p.o. ode,loo - - - 11 .... .., ViaGov.p.al 6 k 6 ia 1 71100 - - .... ..1 Do. do. ep.e.Agellb)3lloo 107 108 107 BLIT= =NIL NO. lIL I Maw. I Pd. la. Woes I baba 76, I Cambrian Coe. 004 L * I - LOOO .. Clikerteo $ Si 7 1 -- 2.91:00 .. Clifford And. l3 14 -• IOU .. De?. O. Coo. (Titbit.) 2.00 1 0 699 ,04 400 661 _.= 0001 1. 6 8" 13 •••• isel ikikrials ßamet (Ukpal 6.144 .. Zest Caradcs - 6.000 .. left Cue Brea . rad Leven 1.11.6 14 II - 6,000 .. LW. Lomeli (TIMMS ) 91.116. 41 14 - PM .. Grembir MIL Ailms 1111 II 7 - 1.600 4 Gros& Lamy (Limited) all 18 19 - 11.000 .. Great Soak Solve - Ph . 2 I - 6,901 .. 41. W. Vor (Beiles) - 1 .. Grenvllle "4 - 21 .. lierod's Pool - 6000 .. lilasokm Downs 4116004 4 44 .4. .. Way lekat) 9.ti00 . = i t Boy a . 91.. 4 : ...- 1,024 .. Samples 82410 17 1 o n .1, .. i. - New N ll o w Be d7 : ki m r il l " n °is •• • • 11 21 4 14 00 70 4 6 -- L .. North Downs - 6,000 .. N. Wh. Brea Mips) 11.10.6 1 1# - 4640 .. North Wheel Crotty - LllO II I - 6000 .. Prosper 17oNed 1.110 10 Provkame (O. leleati 16.6.7 11 SO - 518 . 8. Condon (Shekel.) ll 310 650 - ON .. B. W. Frames (Mogan, 16.119 10 21 - Mt . .. . Wray Park 00.17.6 16 18 ... 6.000 Tla Croft - 4090, 1 .. West Beret (Magna) - 1,024 , .. W. Comdr." Maker& 0 6 B - 3.000; .. West Mee/too - 409 .. Wort Soton - 6121 .. Wh. Bonet; lilogan) 62 93 96 - 166. .. Wh. Boller (Badretb) - 4,800' .. Wheal Ludoott - 1.024 .. W.llar7Aao(lleoleo ) 8 li 16 - 390 .. Wheel Moe 6lll 100 100 -• 1,000 _ Wh. Trek's', (Wk `, 7 19 21 0.000... Wheal 17olos - 111.11/1.11114 MIDTIL No. I Sh. I Mims. ; 14 I CL pnass. I labs 31,000 2 Ahunllke .. 1 1 #ps - 100,000' 1 'lnglo-Brei %Limited) G01d3,1m.1 6 e.1 HU Ipm .4. 110,000 i 10 jAvskallaa 76,000, 1 r t oo m=pir Aooord 00,4.: wooui 1 BrealLl-951 oo.(Ltok. el 1 4 se woe se ciao 21,000' 2 ver= l" 1 0 j 12,000 40 ' 10,000 10 ,Coplapo C° l=ted;.._ II 6 6 •-• 100,000 1 IDos Pedro, N. Del Bey # 141" Ipla mow 1 Won MosahCoALLt r i 411 i t :moo s Vag Del Bay 10,000 1 , Portia* (Uiri7.7 , a s 4 tO,OOO 10 ,Oeseral all II 31 16 - 03,000 ll.lndted) - 16,000 $ , Uaane NB II - 10.0011 8 Loallealaa (Uudted) 1 1 01111 - 103.810 1 llarloalta ell s 100,006. 2 11..tureoe Braz.G.3l-(L 911 12 1 3 1 - 60.960 4 , Peettlelllo Copper (LI 1 par pm 44. 10.030' 29 I r o ntebandilllvorlood all 7 .-- 100.000 6 .POl3 PIIIBP 1 11 11 .4- . 1 Santaßarb.Oold )11.(L) I OS 1111,000 I ekotilshkastral:a ) I 1 1 Es - 10 83. J dm del Bey 11 16 U - 44P4 1111 Uolted Maclean s - 00.000 1 VallessaamOold,Um. 2 1 ft,., - 00,0100 1 Worthing ,Uoilted) - l i 43000 I Tedaaemutena fUnk. 2ll 11 11 - Closing Pekes. i Balm 1 4 " 19 99 10$ 97 99 ss se sal 11} 111 47 90 li Si 91 94 id 9 i VI 93 90 11 14 Ti 11 11 Ct. prl.esa 13 iPa U at IS 80 57 CI 65 70 Idle par E 1 1 1 pm 3 idle pup 1.83 I 141 s 17 !O :d $ Wjo el 4 f 41a /3 35 109 112 110 1111_. zd 107 0 tai . di i 711 i MONEY MAREET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. In the Stock Exchange to-day, the chief bwainess has consisted of preparations for the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The gene ral tone of the markets is fiat, owing chiefly to the absence of business, combined with the check to the fall in the value of money. The funds have declined it per cent., and a fractional reduction bas taken place in a few of the home railways and foreign bonds. The shares of the financial companies are heavy, upon the settlement. The scrip of the new loans is dull. The discount market is rather quiet to-day, but the general rate for choice bills is not below 61 per cent. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at 4 to 5 per cent. __ _ At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted 64fr. 87c., showing no variation of importance. Consols are now quoted 901 to 91, with div., for money, and 893, " sellers" ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901. 914 ; ditto for account, 891, } ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, par. There has been an active demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which have risen 1 to per cent. Confederate Bonds are also } per cent, better ; but, with these exceptions, foreign stocks are dull. Turkish securities have declined k per cent., and Greek }. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :—Greek, 221 to 23 ; Mexican, 29 to f ; Confederate, 61 to 62 ; Spanish Passive, 313 to ; the Certificates, 131 to 14} ; Trkish Bonds of 1858, 714 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 71} to 4 . ; and the Consolidds, 461 to 474, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish, 1864, 95 ; Egyptian, 95} ; Greek, 221, ; Italian, 641 ; ditto, for account, 644 ; Mexican, 29, } ; ditto, for account, 293 ; ditto 1864, 271 ; Peruvian, 1862, 824 ; Portuguese, 1856, ,kc., 48, 471 ; Russian, 1862, 861, 87 ; Spanish Passive, 314, 4, 1 ; ditto, for ac count, 314, 32} ; ditto Certificates, 14, ; Turkish, 1858, 711; ditto 1862, 711, ; ditto foraccount, 72; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714, f, 3 ; Venezuela, 1862, 484 ; ditto, 1864, 40, 304. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted # to g prem., and Danubian, 1 toll pram. No transactions are re ported in the scrip of the new Danish Loan. The Certificatee of Debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway are firmer, at lk to 11 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to I prem. ; London Financial, 9/ to j prem. ; General Credit, 2A. to 3,1 premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3} to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to ; Ottoman Sociiitiii 06ndrale, 21 to prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, # dia. to par. Form o'Ctocw. Consols are quoted 091 to I, with div., for money, and 89a to i, ex div., for the account, being fractionally lower than at 2 o'clock. 2,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank, and 50,0001. withdrawn for exportation. The prospectus of the New Danish Fiveper Cent. Loan for 726,900/. has been issued by Messrs. R. Raphael and Sons. The price of subscription is 941 per cent., or, deducting discount and allowances, a little over 93f. The Loan is secured upon the Sound Dues funds, which are payable by Russia to Denmark in 40 half-yearly instalments ; 15 of these have been paid, and the remaining 25, amount ing to 989,02b1., constitute a good asset at the disposal of the Danish government. The subscription list is to be closed on Thursday next at twelve o'clock. The manner in which the instalments are arranged is sufficient to show that this loan addresses itself to the investing, as distinguished from the speculative, classes : 25 per cent. is payable on allotment, 25 per cent. on the 15th December, 25 per cent. on the 16th January, and 194 per cent. on the 15th February next. It is also worthy of remark that the loan is entirely in debentures of 1,0001. each. The redemp tion is to be completed at par (100) by the year 1877. The steamer Persia, from New York, has brought 32,500/. in specie. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock Bank is convened for the 19th January. A general meeting of the Aria► and Tacna Rail way Company is called for the 19th December. An extraordinary meeting of the Wallachian Petroleum Company (Limited) is called for the 6th Dec., "for the purpose of increasing company's capital by the issue of 4,000 preference shares of 102. each, and authorising arrangements for com muting the guarantee interest by the further issue of 4,000 &Lame on terms stated in directors' report submitted to the shareholders at the meeting held at the London Tarern on the 22nd inst." A call of 21. is to be paid on the preference 5 per cant. shares of the Great Luxembourg Company by the 2nd of January. _ _ Subjoined is s statement (from Mr. Slaughter's weekly list) of the railway calls falling due in the month of December. The total is small : Amount per Sham. Dui Alre.a.di, Number Dye In Dec., 1861. Date. Pahl. Call. at fifties. Amount. Central ArgenUae .. 1.. 6g.. I 0 0 . 50,000 ..ClOO,OOO Great Northern New - Issued at 16 p. lb tO per et. 10 per et not known Midland b per coat, XIS Preference Q .. f .. Y 0 0 ..114,7= .. 110,644 North Loudon, £lO shares, 1060 Pzuselan Dutch HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) A general court of the Governor and Company of Adventurers el Blond trading into Hadam's Bay was held at 1 o'clock at Hodeou'a Bay House, Fenchurchuireet, Sir E. BALD in the chair, " for the purpose of electing a go. wino,. deputy-governor, and committee for the year en ming." Tire Cummax, after alluding to the report recently Woad, said it might be desirable to give some additional information. It moat be satisfactory to the proprietors to know that the ter trade was not a decreasing but an in crewing one. In 1861, the value of the fats imported was 210,5091. 19s. 2d. ; in 1862, it was 216,7081. 9s. 9d. ; in 1863, 222,7294 14e. sd. ; and in 1864, 262,8094 4e. 4d. (Chem-) Those were the actual proceeds of the sales. Of amine, the board were not in a podtion to state what would be the ac tual proceeds of the present year, but they had no doubt that the amount would excised that of last year by from 80,0001. to 40,0001. Turning to the disputed territory, he observed that it would be imprudent to say what were the expectations of the board on the subject ; but step. were being Wren to determine the value of the claims of the company, CM King of Italy having been chosen to arbitrate in the event of the Apiaries& and English oarnmie sioners not agreeing. The state of things at the present moment in British North America, and the prospect. of a closer union between the oilfield; were very peculiar. The scheme of union cootempkated., ha believed, the including of the territory in the north west. That was probably the cause of delay ou the part of the iovernmest, but there was no raison to 'appose that the interest. of the company were likely to be affected disad vantageously. Having sapid the proprietors to consent to emaciate with the directors a gentleman of gra.t colonial experience, Mr. Edward Hamilton, he ooncloded by moving the adoption of the report. In reply to a quatiou, The CHAIULAI said the board had offered to the govern meat to make a telegraph from the Bed River to the RMfic, but they had not offered to make a thousand miles of railway for the benefit of Canada without being paid for it. Telegraphic communication was at;prtsent almost all in the th of the United States. A Strannacturin who hied the question thought the °b a r . t ed. was so imptltsat that expense ought D ot to be con (Cries of ' 014 oh.") la reply to another question The CHAIRMAN observed that there win disputes as to territory between the board and the Moldier' government, but he mold give no definite information on the subject. A SHARZHOLDIIR wished for information with regard to the alleged mineral discoveries in the company's territory. The CHAIIMAN mid that gold had beset found east of the Rocky Mountains, both within and outside of the company's territory, there could be no doubt some that had been found had been sold at 70s. an ounce ; but whether the gold lintel abundant enough to pay for working he could Dot say. With ' regard to the lead discovered the information was more defi nite. Four or five years ago Dimples of led were sent home from East Maine, and it was sold at from 121. to 131. a ton. Last spring • practical miner was sent out to report on the subject. His report was not expected to be received till next spring ; but one of the company's officers, who had visited the spot, had given • favourable account. The deposits were, he said, numerous an sufficiently near the cow to be shipped for England. l'lumbego had also been found, but not of • quality which would repay importation. In reply to additional questions, The Ciunix.":4 said the value of the premises in which they were assembled was entered in the book, at 18,000.'., that being the amount which they cast; but probably that sum did not represent one-third of its value. The com mittee had had under their consideration the propriety of disposing of that property, but they had not been able to arrive at any conclusion. He believed that no one could at present estimate the value of the company's property gsnsrally. A SHARLHOLDZit wished to know when the valuation' of • million end upwards which appeared in the accounts was made, and whether the international Financial Society had been disposing of any of their shares. (Laughter.) Tlie 111 maid the animate was of the date of the accounts. He declined to state whether or not the Inter national Financial Society had disposed of shares. Mr. HEATH{, chairman of the society referred to, said be denied the right of the chairman to make any statement of that kind, adding that if he wished to do so be could not answer the question, as the shares referred to were not held in the names of the directon. A Sutstuotncs considered that the company had a right to information on the subject. Meat, hear.) In reply to a question, The CELLI/11LN said the board were willing to do all they could to open up roads to British Columbia ; but at the same time they thought great care should be taken not to neglect the immediate interests of the proprietors in connexion with the fur trade. The Cuaraxai, stated, in — explanation, that be would tmderteke that in future a meeting should be held in June. After some further diaeusaion the report was adopted, and the proomlinp terminated in the usual manner. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. There is little business in the mining market today, apart from that connected with the fort nightly settlement, and prices generally are quoted the same as on Saturday. Great Vor shares are in request at 34 to 4, while East Grenville have declined to 5 to 4. East Lovell are steady at 14S to 15, and East Caradon at 18i i to 19. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet, and quotations without change. At a solo of sapper owe held at liedruth on the 24th inst., 3,247 tow were sold for 15,7694 Os. 6d. Average standard, MI. 16s. ; average produoe, 6 ; average price per ton, 44 17s. 6d.; quantity of fine copper, 196 tons 10 carts. ; average stendaril last male, lls. The following amounts were realised by the different mines : Nines. Toes. Amount, Clifford Amalgamated ... 561 Wheal Row South Cared= Menai: North Treakerby Wen Grades 235 Great Wheal Best' ltl9 Boa:awes IOO Wheal Polmeer !hi ...... 452 17 0 000•41111:111 North Gowns Bl Holland South Orionis FAA Downs 24 East Treskerby ereegbrawso 3.247 £16,789 0 6 PROVINCIAL SEAM HAMM& Ernmsobi, NOV. 26.—Great mantes, 44 —Great Western. 171 1 —Luicashlre and Yorkahire, 1191 4—London an I North Western, 1191 191 5 191—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 04—Midland, 1374 7—North British, 96—North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 1141-Bouth &Warn. 8.4 — East Anglian 5 per cent. No. 1 preL, 1051—Buffalo and lake Huron, 51-111inols Central. 50—Great Luxembourg shares, 514 —Spanish Passives, 31--Contederste Loan, 02 11 i—Esatern Ex change Rank ,Limited), 7-16 d—Lirerpoul Finance (timitedi. 1116 11.16 d.— Mercantile and Lechange Bank ;Limited), 11 ton 5 t-te 13. N f 11-16 el —Nfttintial Bank of Limb pool (Limited), 6 p.—North Western Bank ;Limited', 4 3.16 1 p. —BATA 141—Ailblow Marine (Limited), 1 141—British and Ifir reign Marine ;Limited,. 24 pp —Empire Marine , Limitad„ 11 p.— Maritime Insurance iLinitted;, d.—Mercantile Marine iL mited;, ar—Queen Insuramie, 4 p.—Union Marine iLimitedL 71 5 101 p . — British Shipowners. 14 d. salami Steno ;Limited" S 11 d.—Wed India and Facile Steam, 4 1 1 4 p. litawniou.sw. No 7. sd.—Patent File shares were mid today at 1 dia —Worcester (anal shares were offered at It per share— and Midland Convect at 4 prom. latent Shalt and Axletree Quota! 44 to 4 perm.—and liirmingham 11 to 15 prem. There were sellers of London and North Western stoa at 140, and of Midland stock, at 1374—Stour Valley Railway shared closed at 10 to 14. Market Wring downward. The Liverpool police arrested, on a charge of warder, a seaman on Weird the mail steamer Persia. wiles she arrived in the Mersey on Saturday. It is stated that this man sailed with a negro no board the ship Raymond, and when on their voyage from Queenstown to New York, a quarrel coined between the two. The Deco used a knife and the prisoner a mar:inapike. with which he killed be opponent. The seaman was detained at New York and handed over to the British authorities. The Lomax Rlrt.c BRIOADE.—The annual die taibottoo of prism competed for and woo by the members of the London Big. Brigade took place on Saturday at the Crystal Pilate. It is rather curious that this corps, which especially represents in the volunteer force the peat City of London, should bold its anneal meeting at a distance of six mil°, from its head-quartile, while in almost every other instance the ceremony of distributing prises is performed is the district to which the particular corps is attached. IS would seem to be more appropriate to invite the City of London Rifles to Guildhall rather than compel the Lord Mayor to meet them on a winter's day at Sydenham. The (areaway on Saturday took place in front of the Handel Orchestra, which was handsomely deoorated, aed the forte sate lessees received their respective rewards from the bands at the lady Mayoress. HOSPITAL FOE DISBASSI Or THE CHEST, VICTOHLA• Tame.—The sum of 1871. 10• has bees received by this iastitetion from the Lords Commissioners of hsr Majesty'. Truantry, being part of a bequest by , the late Madame As Lilly to bee Majesty the Queen, for Me poor of Laerket. OZDINLEY fB•ZfB AND EWES ah. I P ' L I Z6I6WAYL I •/ I M e l 1 1 . 6"101 . lira, lOWA Mel V - ..- el. 104 *yak Timm& - 10 .8 10at0n,.&)14.C - - ..• EL Vie Bristol mad Healer 97 le - BL 100 Ckledeolaa- - MO all Dark sad Bandon - - - - 111 *1 Cornwall 0 7 10 all Do. • j•eocllv. until 9 -. - 10 .11 Do. B ip. a_kpaldto B. - .... 40 all Dublin and B~Jrinc 33 36 - N all Dundess,Pertlatt•bd.Je 111 17 -• U. 100 '&llntrerglisad Glasgow 90 91 - U. 100 'Glasgow and &Western 107 109 - K 100 Chest /astern Ord. U. 474 6111 471 8 Oa 100 Do. • /Mock - -. It 100 Do. IL And. Mk., N 0.2 7 8 li U. 100 , Great NorlholSootland - - - /la 100 ;GreatNorthero l3l 134 132 Oa 110 Do.• I • sea no dlr. as- 1604 1611 1514 2 IS. 110 IDo.BI 4811 p. c. is paid B 1.110 1112 - U. 100 04. South & West. (Ire.) 91 03 -. 04. 105 Qin* Weslaco 774 78 ni I IS. 100 Do.Pdarm MULL.* - -.- U. 140 Do. Son* Wass.- 67 941 - et 100 Do. W. Mkl.-Ostord 63 6) 53 U. 100 Do. Do. Newport 44 to - IR. ,100 Do. Do. Her*ord 100 102 - I* 'lOO lanomblre& Yorkshire 110 1161 1161 ld 04. 1100 ILondon and Btaekwall 62 06 83 M. 100 lon.,arl bta,&•Comal 106 UM - 94. 100 I Loodoo, &D.. 4 I 39 41 40 84. 100 London.* North West,' 1161 1191 110 181 et. 100 London&southWesterni 27 91 184 8 96. 100 Ilan.,Shet.,.l Lincoln* I 66 47 0 6 4 SO all Marna" aad Carlisle -•- -. 111 an Do. Do. 1 Illaste.l -. .- - Oa 100 IlMropolltaa llBl 1194 1161 1 19 10 1 Do. New - 84. 103 lildlsad 11164 1571 1 . 1 4 1 Ka 111 Do. New - - - 111. 100 Do Arm & Derby lO6 108 - f 0 4/1 ISM Gt. Wn. (In.).- - - - f aL I Do. 4 Slams .. - - - 33 all Ind Kent - - - 10 all Illd dent (Itom Luis) - - - 3L 100 North lirlUali 54. 100 Do. Idln.,Tsrth.lkind 35 17 -.. 111.. 105 N. /.tern-Benrk* 16 101 Do. O. N.B. Pan- - - - 3t 100 Do. Lead... _ - St. 101 101 De. Do. Care rn rk al@ 1034 104 - 4 1031 U. - IS all Do. Stock.&Darllng. 374 Sol * 21 Do. do. 186648 ll 12 pre - 35 11 Do. do. 181141 9 10 vat - 88. 100 North London - 10 74 De. New . - Bt. 100 , Nor* 8501 orieldre 79 80 - 10 all N. &IL Wastern Juan 104 114 - et 100 Bcottlab Central - 84 400 'Scottish N. 6, Aber 8111 - - - U. 'lOO 'Scottish 11.1.11 and - - - 10 al Shrewsbury A welcbpl - ... - et. 100 Shropshire Urdon OO et - 85. 100 :South Deno 4O &I -... U. 100 'Death Ifeatorn 1 _ et 100 'a. York* &Elver Dan - -•-• 10 all Staines, Woklsgbra.Bll. 11 8 ... ft. 100 Mad Vale 10 1 I Do C SI 4 e Pia 86. 100 Vale 01 Nes* - 3t 100 [ Victoria Mn. & Pimlico - -. . -- U. 100 Waterford & lillkenni. - ... 91, PO West Cornwall 37 10 - et 100 W.llartlpl. Baia & U -. 21.111911 POISIIIIIIONI. a 3.1 H. 1 RAILWAYS. I Closing I Bata 10 - o — ar IL !lel 111 10 IN all 10 ell UM 100 100 100 is. St in at IL Kii 100 all 100 100 Atlantic& gt. Lawrence Boni.Ntr. &C.ln.g.6p.c. Do. F inane Buffalo & Lake Huron I Do. Pretences Bad., israuLdOodarich 6p. a Ws. Aug.l, 1472 D D o. c c i lti aly 1 . . 1 1171 'AL & &Feder. Swag. 'Cape T. A Doc/tip. a. g. Innaann.7 p.o.par.prel pant. Bawl gm. 6 do rig Indian go. 6 do Do. J Inienalon Grand Trunk of Canada I Do.kniti.ll.B.,6p.ct Do. Id prof. Bonds Do. de. deferred Do. Ind preL &coda Do. do. deferred Do 3rd preL Aock Do. do. defarmd Do. pL Do. a do. deferred Great Indian Paninaulal Dw guer 6 per cant. Do. New do. Oa EL of Inn& g. Do per cent Do Ot. Waiters of Canada, Do. New Da gp. c. bda pay. DNS Dole do. 4.. 14774 !Indian Brooch, Limited Do. Nen Madras guar. 6 p. coot Do. do. L do ..i j Do. do. do.— , Do. Fifth Nei.. Corp. 6 per a Ad; Nigh. and ilobaoo'd Say I N.Brun..tCaola.A&B • N.l.ofCli. twang p. H I 'Mind% goa. Orr cent Do. do. do. Do. PODIIIIO do.. Do. Lobo &Mot:do. 11* Par I i s r er 75 SO 96 100 SO 90 gi if itt 11:) . 33' 81 83 idial 1026 1031 96 98 81 SS 1061 ea es a Si !4 1:211 1 0 3401 Sal t 1 113* baillkl •-- - - c . 10.000100 & Ilasterweeee ( l,) 20,01:0 00 New Om 00 sk, II *OOO Do. Cal witleitlS lepcL) AM IS Do. /1,K6.144 AllisawelesAlawepeel NON Da I Do. New 14.000 100 ' Do. lamed el 10 pa MAK 10 Aosta Aunties WAO' 60 Awe* Hoban (thellod: OO' 4! Asulael4mia TAO 40 Do. New 10,600110 Bankof Brithlitolonibia 10.000 15 Bank of kind 0,000 100 Bank of Lonlon 16,000 W Bank of Otago Maned) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.) 110,000 00 Bank of Vletoris,Austrla 1,000 100 Bank of Wales= 111 ,000 10 Bank of News 10.000 10 BraEllandPeetninsse(L 10,000 60 ,Beulah t Callfosulan (I. SLOW 10 British N. iraarka 40. 00 0' 20 D. /3k. Indla,A us. , China 10, 10, 000 100 000 101 'Clan. Yet. of Indla,dc AO? 100 Coienlal 10.000 .Coe. Rank at 10d1a, ttc i $0,000; ConaAldated Dank (L, 4000 100 'Cootuantel amp 100 Do. New 10,0001 60 , Rem Lawton (United, 60.000 10 ,lasteen Dubin& Lim) 60400; 10 ling.dootetAmLlbartd. 40,000! 60 Ilinglielt and Swedish (L 66,000 SO European Bank( _l2naltial 10,000 100 'lllasdnimMlnaDDlP.(L. 10,100 1001 Do. burned at spm 20,000 100 Do. New, ka. al opm 12,000 100 Impala& Dank, Monad 0,000 100 , Do. New 116,000, 10 Imperial 0460nnen UAW, 60 international Dank (L ) 100,000 10 land Marline. India(L) 50,060' 60 • Lon. Bk.oaleilso,101.(1. 10.0 00 1 00 Lon. Bank alle.Yead,L 10,000 100 London and Besallka 4000.100 loo.b.aeresal.liMail. 1 1 1. 00 0 16 , 11w Yew, laa.M.l= 6,000 100 Leo., Dlr., .26.11 W ) 60,000 10 lam MBank a 10,000 , 60 Landon and wow.— 1,600 ,100 Lon IlanalmOomik.(.) 01,000' 60 =London Joint 10,0001 60 i Do.Newlee. M 10pm. 10,000 100 'Lon. and Northern 11,000 10 London& Smith African i s iai ii 60,000 100 JOAO 100 116,000 60 'MOO AS - - ----'' & n. Western (Lbs. Lou. & Wean:elmler .. Merchant I+.n Merman.lie & Ischigel pa 100 0,000 100 20,000 100 10000 100 10,000 20 20,000: 20,010, 00 14000' 10 0,000 1 2 0 00,0301 0 *lOO Si *OOOl f• *OOOlOO sue' so sow s mos s 10,000 1 100 4400 106 *MI 16 Askieslloo Metro. & Prow. bank (L Midland Bank (Lbst.) W Ns/local of Liverpool_ 10 ,N.Pro. of g 41 ' Do. r d New 11 do. 10 National Bank. New 14 Now Lu nd and all Now (Ikons& 1 North wail.. Grimaldi bank Clarpora. an • Provin.liaaklageurp.(L Proviso. of Inland Mods, Pony, t new (L 10 South ustralia all illoath Samara A (Usk) I f oad 11. S. Metes ,llalon of Australia Maio. el 'Mud U Make al Wades 701IXION OBLIGATII 1 ft. 1 Pd. I It.w.wArs. 0. Do. Havana rd ibougiip.osoci TONmnd lbouul Matanzas and Sabnolla 100 all Do. Secood Issue.... SO WI !North of France 0 p.et * all Do. ,lateebarillp.et. 100 all Ottotain 'Smyrna, &c.), 40 all Parte, Lioaaa Iln lip.cti 20 4ilt Do. New ....bp. et 100 all Radio 88. F. {Perm; .. 4 'au Roysl Soma& op. et. 100 :all Saguia La Grande? p.a.l 00 'all S. A tudLoin-Vatalp.a 100 all `SouthEasiot Fort.lp.c. 20 all Southernot 20 all South Hallam, 11 par et. 20 all WAN. W.* lraip. e. P 0 102 'H 121 iMMMLIIIIOI7I. _! _ s a.l i iZI 1 11pml 106 104 10 10 1 ; 010 b NU 6 2 ells 4 5 00 1 a 0 4 lie II 1 %Sal 21 IBS f I I : 1 4. . ti 2 gm ye 'e" kb I to id is par pa ; g 4 2: 1 I :i g" 2 3 • Ma • 3 dim 6 lbw par 1 pa 21 iP 6 • 4 tiisll OM 6 0 1 1 7 1 to 1 (Us • 7m. 1414 pm 56 PI! lig la 19, 20e 1 r i ft pa Idla 1 pi 6 4 clia 11 „. pal pae M 414 6 7 41 4 12 8 - 6 20 2fpc3 3 WM 13 30 $ 9 26 16 lib par 8$ 91 18$ 123 1 Os zsl 11t -1 3 1: Par 30 66_ IA 1 Poi _ 1 . pm Psi ells ' ti: le 141/11 SI 111 a It leY psa par Ipa Total In December L1M6,944 Aramtnt called in all Mt 113,044,318 With reference to the pruepects of the money market, the circular issued by Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sous has the following : The future course of the market is more than usually problematical. Previously to the sudden rise of 10 percent in cotton, consequent on the re-election of Mr. Lincoln, little doubt would have been entertained that a further de cline to 6 per cent. would soon be found practicable. Now, I however ' although oar rate is still above the rate current in Paris and the other continental cities, few persons will be disposed to hazard an opinion on the subject, more especially as au Egyptian loan of 5,700,0001 has jest been concluded. cud there are other foreign loans in pro , apart. Under any circumstances it is certain that some con siderable amounts of gold will be sent during the mat few weeks to Egypt, and also to the Continent, and whether these will rise any serious withdrawals from the Bask de peed' upon the extent of the supplies to be received mean while from New York, the West Indies, Ice. Some persons are disposed to believe that these supplies may be nearly sufficient to meet the export demand, as the sales of United States stocks in Europe have lately fallen off, and in the absence of remittances of that kind the Amerioan steamers must be expected to bring an increased amount of specie. SATURDAY STEMMA Consols, which closed yesterday at 89} to I, ex I div., for the Bth December, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 91 to 1, with div. The official business report is as I I follows :—Three per Oent. Consols, for money, 911, 90i : ditto, for account, 89k, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three pc Cents., 89, 88f ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Stook, 319; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 i, 106. The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull. Ex chequer Bills of both issues remain at Si. dis. to The foreign stock market was rather flat, and in some oases pries have slightly given way. Confe derate and Turkish Bonds of 1854 declined } per cent. ; Turkish of 1862, the Consolidis, and llex lean, ; and Greek, Italian, and Spanish Certill , cab*, j. The Certificates of Debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway were last quoted to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 161 to f ; showing no recovery from yesterday's fall ; Egyp liar). Trading, to 1 prem. • National Discoi i i i n n ) 104 to 1 prem. • and Joint St o ck Discount, to die. Continenial Union Gas, National Steam, West India and Pacific Steam shares were flatter; but an improvement took place in Ottoman Finan cial, Smith, Knight, and Co., London and Cale donian Marine Insurance, and East India Irri gation. The shares of the financial companies were a little more offered, but, with the exception of Credit Foncier and Mobilier which declined 55., there was no actual reduction in prices. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, to pram. • General Credit, 2} to prem. • Lon don Finan cial, fik to prem. ' • Imperial Mercan tile Credit, 34 to prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 3 to 34 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 401 to 41*. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MLA RICZANE. —(T HIS DAY.) Cloastwise and by land.earriage the arrivals of Eogliah wheat fresh up this morning were very moderate. For good dry qualities them was a fair demand at lest week'. currency. All other kinds were very dull, and, where sales were forced, Is. per quarter less money was accepted by the we The show of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive. The dealings in ►ll kinds were much restricted ; nevertheleni, compared with Monday last no change took place iu the quotationa. Malting barley was in short supply and fair recutst at full currencies. Grinding and distilling aorta were very dull, but not cheaper. Good and fine malt oammanded rather more attention, at full prices. Inferior kinds were heavy, at the late de. dine in value. _ _ Oats were in short supply and steady request. Fins samples were the turn dearer. _ Tbeve wee an improved inquiry for beans, at full quo• Cations. Peas moved off steadily. In prim no change took place: Both Eoglish and forage Sow was steady ta price. The business transacted. however, was only moderate. The arrivals of Boating cargos@ off coast have comprised 11 of wheat, 8 maize, 5 barley, 2 beans, 2 linseed, 2 seed, and and 5 cottonseed. Wheat has met a heavy sale, only 9 cargoes having found buyers, at late currencies. Sandomirka has realised 40s. 3d. per quarter. Maize bag sold heavily, at 3d. to 64. lees money. Oasts, 26e. 641. ; Moldavian, 2.55. 9d. ; Odessa, 255. tid. ; Founian, 25e. 4jd ; and Thrall, 24a. 91 per quarter. In barley next to nothing has been passing. Odessa has changed bands at 20• 104, per 400 lbs. Danubian rye is nominal, at 245. to 251. per 48th.. Smyrna beans have realised 325. 6d per quarter, with • heavy mar ket. Danubian milletased is offering at 21,. to 225. ; sad Syrian Dart, Zs. to Xe. per 480 lbs.. at 'Fhb's there are no buyers . . Las disposition has been shown to purchase linseed. In paces, however, very little change bee taken place. Galas, en passage, has realised 61a. 6d. ; Taganrog. 60s. 6d. ; Mirzapore, G3s. ; and Calcutta, 62a. 9d. per quarter. In warehouse, Bombay is quoted at 62e. to 635. ; Calcutta, 60a. 6d. to 61a. 6d. ; Black Sea and Azof, 595. 6d. to 605.; See St. Petersburg 575. to 5135. ; and Archangel, 45e. to 48a. per qr. Linseed cakes may be considered steady. New York in banish, 11.1. to 111. 55.; ditto, in bane, 101. 10s. to 101. 15e. ; western, in bags, Si. uk. to 101. ; Marseilles, 8 1 . 1511. to 31. per too. Cottonseed cakes, English made, 51. 2s. 6d. to • 7s. 6d. per too. Rapeseed is steady, at full quotations : Guzerat, 675. to 68s. ; Ferozepore, 535. 6d. to 56a. ; Cal cutta, 565. ad. ; wild Black Sea and Ault 29e. to 31s. pew quarter. There is • moderate *airy for °Dammed, and the new crop is worth 71. ss. to 71. 7s. 6d. per ton. A cargo, for shipment, from Alexandria in December has twlised 7/. 6s. 3d. per ton. Agricultural seeds are a slow inquiry. In prime, how ever, very little change has taken place. Anarvate or SIMS. -English : Tare., 70 ; linseed, 40 ; rapeseed, 230 ; maize, 10 ; and euadri. 1,290 ryes. Foreign : Tares, 315 ; linseed, 24,998 ; rapeseed, 17,812 ; MN" 5,586; and aindry,.3Bo qrs. Elmira-Oats, 30; lamed. 1,620; oilseed, 3,547 ; eatery, 12 qrs. DEFMMIT PRICES. Furs= Per Qr. a. Imet. Kent, rid,lBBs 116 to 39 Pee Qr.; OM. s. e. Radek feed 2002011= 2O to 20 „ bet se to 40 WWI% !All 3i !4. 44 ii b it . Waft lT bil Norfoli and rtheirs red. 144 U tO fi Muir Mak tir Thua - St to U k 33 to Narrow Berm 39 to 41 VS OA* 425. ed. as 94. 103 104 1% 106 JOINT 'JOCK. RAMIS. Noma 66m 61 68 lis Ifs - 472 -ii ... Peal Z 99_5' T 7* 1! : pm II Pm 31 I Id 4 6 4 MOM II 6pm 1 Ms 14 16 ma 13 16 pm 7 7444 s 6 404 1 pm IPol 7 6 44 7 opm 14 16 pm • 4pm $ 1 Ma l II 11l ii 0 441 41 10 sii '4.. 9s 99 7 i- - 14 04dis 2 lime S 2 dila' Idle Pat 7 Bpm 46 67 5 1412 e 4s: N ss mil pas ss so t 116 Br le 1 46 43 par 2pm pot 2pm 44 64 N i 7 24b _s_clisl No. Ilk 1 MI Anglo.htextcaa MN II .Anstrulian 1111 lautraltaulL A t i r l is . .. • • IS illarllnWaterworini # 6 Bombay Om ( N MUM Ansarkun Lied lia &et L Mag. TsL (L) I SIII Canada 10 'emadia=rinvl..) 111 Ceylon 16 City of =Prop N 'CANE/INN (LIN.) .- 10 .oom olifeceaMere.(L.) 60 CammerotailinimMlna 00 CossoUdated DM.— lL 10 ;Continental tin.Oaa(Ll IN g i n g. ntrateCora e. ton( SS Lag. rep. 16 .C. Foam& et Mg M Do, lio Do. of Mauritius (L) N. OryNal Palace 1 N. Do. Pretenses IL Do. II p. el Perp. DM ' PIO DiammniCeepsreMon(L SO IL India Irrigation. etc. 60 .Ebbw Vale N ,Eng. andlmrptiaaCNlATtd.(L IR 6 , Eleetric T Am elegraph , 60 llng.and Foreiv ea Fit 100 11.0g.alkottlaliblarto. M Finsticial Corporation 60 Financial Discount (L.) 10 Fore-st Warelloose (L. 60 0•111vara (Limited)" . N o.ersdit&Fin.MLon.:l. It Gm. Stearn Navigation GO Honse&3oloidal As.(L) 10 Hodamiafty Nlmp& Iler.Cdt.Ass. ‘L ) lath= Carrying (I.lm 10 Internat. Finan.Soc. (L ) 10 Internal Land Credit: 10 Italian Drip. (Can. Cm. , IN Do. op. c. 8.4. r. Inn , N JothtiNockDlNNuNL., N land Securities (lAra) 11 fond. African ?radios N Lond.andCaledon.lll.(L 10 Loo.Conotyland&B.(l.- 6 Lend.instriet Take. (L) 00 land. Ansa Aso. (L.) N Do. New 4 Loud. G. Omelles C.(L 1 N Land., Halloo. &anat N Load. Mar. Discount* IS Lond.Prodocialltartne 20 Madras kelp. & Owl SO Do. N NaarlUos laid,A¢.(l 10 MMUL &Sem TaL (1 N Millwall Iron Worts— I 0 Natalland&OeL C. (L I& .National Dis.Oxis. (L. MI I National Financial (L. N iNstienelPree. 100 INalienalliliem Nov.( 4..k.k. N NmiadelsOsal& I. 'L 20 Do. New N N.Zealand T.&LoaniL IL Nikita ustraladan(L) I 60 N.Brit.&Mercan.ln.(L 2 NomelooliaG.N4l .L) 1 , 2 Do. do. N Ocean Marine lumen 1 N OrientalCoromerolai(L. N Oriental Financial(Lim. 1 Oriental Oaa (Limited) 1 Do. New 10 Llsdandetassa ) 10 repo& nthlandlaveat lo Ottoman rimamel (L ) I 6 Otteman One (Ltmited 11#1 Pasaata&M. Steein.L ) , 6 Du. do. ' 10 Do. New N. Poollay.Lowlt WN(L) 1 I N Peninsular & 0. Moms 60 Do. do. New to Qnsorada L.. IL. ILM N Illimeney from Ili Do. New N MN J. City homer. (L ) 111 Ditto ditto 100 loyal MalltiMem St. Scnt.Austra Invest. LI 1 60 I :eolith. &night. &Ce. L 20 , c,Flnan.,l•2ooiN 60 S. Attica,' IL &Im (L. 26 south Australian 1.11041 at. .11abinarina Tolegrepla 1 1 L i D: Scrip N Tel.Constroc.dtMaba. IP Thames&MarembaiL, 10 In T. &L i f e . of r AaL Canada . 6 lIDANIIL Wog. IN. 60,000 N Ueiverntlaitaelaa 16,000 16 Upper asemaTes(Wri 26,000 10 Ditto 10.000 N Von Dienneses load ... 10.600 GO Warrant Plimm*Llan. SUMO N WestlailinteS L. Corn 1 1 4114 - il.ioOl 6,469 aa.rsti. 6,916 66,906 26,900' 29,000 940.691 60,000, /moo°. .1.142!1 :P ii itoool mOOO 10,000 10011K6i loo,tdot. 1712"- io:oo& iO:Oao' 10140.• MAUL 70,401 20,000 iPoil Ki e.w!l -i ii,ZIW I 11.0°V.1 - 2 - i:*l ii:i* ioo,ooot iukovoi 160,000 Ikn,ooo $O,OOO 1000000 NO,lOl SON 10.000 IC,OOO 60000 Mooy 9 -7 ,i , : , 1 1 ! 1 - 0° !! i 10,0001 6.000 40,000 K 10,000' ea' 16.400 16,069 40,600 2;600 60,000: 10,0(01 i: , ; , ii to.oou. 10.0001 17,17b1. 40.00! $O,OOOl 10,004 i f 0,110.) iFif 7 i ii:oio' leo sool 10,0001 60,000 1 16,0001 10,0001 ii: , l iiiii 416°. ?0,0001 10 WAGI 51.400 i 17.0001 1.000 1435.* LP?, liiiil uuoo 500,g001. , 40,0 w). W.I ii , :iii: tokoso oi l 17.100 100.0• 11,140 •,0• /P., FOREIGN RAILWAY/1 Groat Lexsalloorg, llf. Routh Austria sad itaboado Veastias, awuws le to Grinding U Se le MALT. /sem Norfolk, Me lb IS Grey Map:. ll7 to At White BB te Town made, wff lbe. Household llO to U OMPL CoalatZ7 Iftellsk, teed lB to 221 Norfolk and Suffolk, potato Wto 26 es ship IT to 21 70R1191/. Per Qr. MMUS a, I. Dentate sad berg W to 60 Rostock dt Wooklen- paid= wad Wan II to edi r — .l low _ Par. Qr. 4= IX to 45 36 to 60 344 Losasd,, lord mott Atari . am rod . villa Baum. M 11 I. 10 I. N O DIA and Swedish 17 I lasulaa _ 17 to it Danish S6 to S 6 IMAM& u 6.3 34 _ _ Grinding n to 15 MOM og Molting = as so rr 34 to SI Maul Oozw. WM* Yellow Si to 1111 _ __ Dates brew - IS to 11 --- - •- -- -- . good ♦I&WA1! OF GRAIN, &O, O WATZS CAJULIAGA, RIMY INCLINIVL 1i.099. From& pat risk .... 11 99 Si Si to SS Alasersa. par bet... 19 to la Camellia. .. .. 19 to SA gig ILINOON, BY LAND ♦ND NOV. 1A TO NOV. 11, IMIA. Vi o i se l 1 an 121 That Nu lay. 40 4 . 41 0 . ... 4408 2180 3ootrJl .... s 8•41 Fceetgo 101 l 1811 10184 MT Moor. sax. WOE ~tltl ISO 114461 nes I swiWusra LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (oz =scram AXD TPTIONATIONAL TZLIGRUIL) MOM OUR OWN 0011111PORDIXT.1 Market quiet but Moody, at about Saturday's quotations. Balm about 5,000 bobs. ra.1....l lIINOING-LANE,—(THIS DAY.) Sueas.—The market continues quiet, brown qualities most in request ; 4,000 bap of old cloyed Manilla .01d at 19a 9d. Reaped, 435. 6d. is the lowest prim for brown lumps, but the demand is dull thereat Corm.—All qualities of ookaial are eilerable, at very arm prime. Rica.—Then are buyers of white Banal at fully the former currency, but no salsa are reported. Soft pain dull of sale. ___ - .. .... Rtn. —MO teumbeons sold, ehießy Babies, at U. Bpl. Currox.—Tbe outrket is dull ; prioes since Friday have declined *d. per lb. Tbe salsa advertised for to-mceror consist of 530 risks, 200 barrels. 800 bags sugar ; 50 casks, 100 oases, 1,800 bags coffee; 300 bsp saltpetre ; sad 3,500 bap of Hap. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Its tautest is steady ; prior ars quoted as follows : Town tallow, 41s. 3d., bet ask ; Poen q Y.O. on tie spot, 41s. 3d. ; January to Marah, 425.; 435.; April to Juno, 432._____ .PAXIICTLIAS OP TALLOW. Reek co bend thk day ....mks, Delivery lest week Ditto twra lit Jame KM ;117 11,640 1.771 0.017 41a. U. erg. 9d. slots 1.167 34162 Ditto Dom let Joao ric•Y.C.OO the agotililaday tart 1 Ditto Tows loai Friday 0.741 MO AM Lab 41s. K M. Arrival foe Uwe week mama Doe. 7. last 7W. end delivery 1,080 mks. The arrival Is week oelul &so Nieto knee Peearebestm 1.017 trees Austral* 191 ham doulle Amides; lolat, 1.769 maim IaTROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The 'apply of tentsisviry — - mri; mailer Om for a long tiros past. Good qualities are readily disposed of as high prices. I. a few instances our top quotation is exceeded. All kinds are dearer. The number of sheep is also sm all, mid prices •are higher ; a good clearance is effected. calves are scarce sod dear. Prom Gamow and Holland there are 850 beasts, 4.300 sheep, 68 calm, tad 85 pip Scotland, 100 beasts ; Ireland, 500 ; and 2,000 from the Northers mad ilidlaad Counties. Dir stow at Übe. ad. d. Pie dame al Mc S. 4. a. d. pus some. lisratda I 6 DoatDastifdatsgb 0 0 Base Sharabarat 6 6 but fang-orcels.... 6 6 bead auk built 8 0 Da. dot Mara .... 0 0 Cam 4 I lira a amoad 4 0 Pt. DestDmallitaeds 6 10 lambs ' Beads at market. 5,950 ; sheep and Inaba, 17,680 ; ealvek TO: pip. us. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Moen. Pattesdes and Smith report costumed activity is the lop motet, at Los atm COAL MAREDIT.—(THIS DAS.) Walls EGA HetSoo. 23a. •, Wale Bad Haswell, 23a. ; Walls Had Booth ; Walls East Hartlepool, 23.. ; Walls Sod Osasep, ; Walls Rod Eden, Vs. 6d. ; Walls Ead Tasetal, 23 ; Walls Eod Acorn ekes, 225. ed. ; Tasaeld Moor Eaten, les. ed. ; Hastiap Hartley, 19s.— hips at market, 26 ; at asa, lBo, is - i ... 42 U' ei as - 17 1 7 ii 541 64 1611 ... 24 1 II Al Ni zd I 0., tt;