The Express. — London, England, 1866-11-09 00:00:00

appeared from the evidence of police•constable 154 M, oat ou near orn of Thursday the Ist instant he was , duty the London-bridge railway termini, when he S.Ayed information that a female had thrown herself into de ma r on the left side of the bridge. He proceeded W on the steps and saw the prisoner struggling with a man r ai l er deep water. With his assistance she was pulled At in an unconscious state and bleeding from a cut on the to & They immediately conveyed her to Guy's Hospital, *se s h e received every . attention, and was kept there t oil elle recovered sufficiently to be brought to this court. etc m agistrate then, perceiving that she was in such a weak late as to be unab:c to undergo an examination, remanded K to the infirmary of Horsemonger-lane Gaol, with direc ams that should have careful attention. c ei b e ing she brought before his worship to-day, she ap to have recovered her strength ; and, in answer to r e t d it u r rogatories, she said she was extremely sorry for M ing ma de such a wicked attempt on her life, but if libe osed she would never repeat it. yr. Burcham asked if she bad any relatives in court. she replied that she had not. They had all forsaken her. A eel re spectable working men here stepped forward, o eltold his worship that he would willingly take care of to with his family. He had known her many years, and at did not think she would repeat the act. the Burcham asked him if he had any idea why she made l ath an attempt on her life 1 the replied that the only account he could give was this. the had for many years kept company with his brother, le a they were to have been married in a short time, but d m d a ys ago he died, and lie believed that preyed on tte mind . He had spoken to her seriously, and he was owed that she would never attempt suicide again. thr. Burcham asked the prisoner whether she would ro sin him not to do so again, if he allowed her to go sigh her friends. She made the required promise in a very earnest manner , l ad was delivered up to her kind and humane friend. LORD MAYOR'S DAY. The new Lord Mayor has had for his inaugural s y the great advantage of bright autumnal weather. toy slight temptation was needed on such a day to bring people out into the streets, and then the curiosity p see the City show has not yet altogether 4.1 out. The streets were thickly lined at iiparts through which the procession bad to pass, and in most every shop window sat fair City dames and their Millen to sustain, at all events, the traditional comeli xis of their race. As a whole the people appeared to •nst the day more as an excuse for a holiday than as an pinion of real interest, the show being spoken of with po d -humoured banter rather than with any of the his. lineal respect. Shortly before 12 o'clock the procession moved from • Gtildhall in the following order : Drums and Fifes of the Royal London Militia. Three Trumpeters. Watermen bearing the Banners of the following Livery Companies of the City of London : Loriners, Plasterers, Coopers, Innholders. Painters St ainers, Carpenters, Saddlers Wax Chandlers, Goldsmiths, Fishmongers, Grocers. _ _ Bind of the Royal Society io; the Protection of Life from Fire. Stationers' Company—Salters' Company. Banner of the Arms of FL N. Nissen, Esq., Ex-Sheriff. Renner of the Arms of Mr. Sheriff Pigging. Banners of the Arms of the Stationers Company. Kanter and Wardens of the Stationers' Company in their carriage. Banners of the Salters' Company. Banner of the Anna of Mr. Sheriff Waterlow. The MAster and Company in their carriages. The Band of the 40th Middlesex (Rifle Rangers.) Tallowchandlers' Company. Spectacle Makers' Company. Waterraen beanng the banners of the Golderniths'Company. Bail of the Grenadier Guards. Watermen bearing the following banners : The Royal Standard. The Banner of Scotland. The Banner of Ireland. The Union Jack. The Banner of England. at Streamers of the City Banner of the City of Arms. London. The Band of the Ist City Engineers, with Drams, Colours, and an Escort. The two Under-Sheriffs, The Officers of the Corporation of London. Mr. Sheriff Lycett, in his State Chariot, Attended by hie Chaplain. The Amateur Brass Band of Messrs. Waterlow and Sons. Mr. Sheriff Waterlow, in his State Chariot, Attended by him Chaplain. The Band of the Hon. Artillery Company. The Aldermen who have not passed the Chair. The Recorder. The Aldermen who have passed the Chair. The late Lord Mayor. The Lady Mayoress in her State Carriage sill join the procession on its return from Westminster. The Lord Mayor's Servants in State Liveries. The Band of the First Life Guards Mounted. The City Marshal on Horseback. THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD MAYOR, In his State Carriage drawn by Six Horses, Attended by the Chaplain, Sword Bearer, and Common Crier. A Military Escort. The route was King-street, Queen-street, Watling-street, Budge-row, Dowgate-hill, Upper Thames-street, Queen greet, along Cannon-street, Ludgate-etreet, the Strand, to Westminster. The best part of the proceedings was un questionably the music of some of the bands, including that of the Ist Life Guards, mounted, and that of the Hon. Artillery Company. There is so little good music heard in our streets that the spirit-stirring sounds which accompanied the procession seemed to be thoroughly en joyed by the people. The men in armour have disappeared; sod, for the rest, there were the usual City banners, helmets, and uniforms , glancing in the sun, pill careiritoned horses, walking representatives of Cay guilds, picturesque-looking firemen, carriages of (Sty aldermen, and sombre-looking policemen, all culmi aging in the state coach of the municipal sovereign. This List was, as usual, the exhausting point in public cariosity. No sooner had the Lord Mayor passed, than the roughs loitering on the outskirts made a rush forward, enemy passeng-rs were bonneted, hats sent tossed in the air, and a general tl'ght on the part of the sufferers marked the close. On the arrival at Westminster the usual presentation took place in the Court of Exchequer. The procession on at return 1 , 133 joined by the ambassadors, her Majesty's skitters of state, the nobility, judges, members of parks_ went, and other persons of distinction invited to the lanquet at Guildhall. At the special request of the Lord Mayor elect the guard of honour at the Guildhall was fur tithed by the F company of the London Rifle Brigade, order the command of Captain Clode, Lieutenant Dean, *1 Ensign Riminton. This company of volunteers has meotly been adopted by, and named after, the Vintry Tani, of which divioion of the City his lordship is the sideman. Loss OF LIFE AT BETHNAL-GREEN. NI:MT AND SPECIAL VERDICT.-(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. Richards, deputy coroner, reamed at the General Canrobert Tavern, Canrobert street. Bethnal-green, au inquiry relative to the death of Alfred Thacker, used years, one of two children alleged to have lost their lives through the effluvium from bad drainage. The jury returned the following special verdict, " That Alfred Thacker, an infant of tender ago in the care of his parents,was found dying and did die from the mortal effects of typhoid fes er, engendered and accelerated by exposure of re axe soil from an open drain in the yard adjoining the Premises in which the deceased resided ; and the jurors are of aplmo➢ that the sanitary officers of the pariah are open blameto and censure for allowing the said drain and soil to be so long exposed to the injury and peril of life." The Afsie,tin, is about to bo produced at the Carle Felice at Genoa. Mdlle. Valleri, the favourite !ism donna of northern Italy, takes the part of &like, V•Poni that of Vasco, and Merely that of Nelusco. The wreck of the vessel is to be represented in an entirely novel Meaner, the whole of the machinery and decorations of this particular scene having been brought from Darmstadt, isrented by Herr Brandt, chief engineer to the Duke of PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. By this invention the vessel is engulphed at IdWillrool., Nov. 8.--Sales to-day: Great Eastern, 26—Great ices, and the waves wash furiously over the wreck. Tha Western, 52;—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 I 4—London, Chat ** of this vessel is sixty thousand franca. ham, and Dover, 18I—London and North Western, 117 41 t 17— Manchester, S.ieflield, and Lincolnshire. 481 8 7—Metropolltan, The Western Morning News gives a very gloomy 1216—Midland ZlB convertible. 2 7.16 n —Ditto L 9 shares, 2p. v ttcall . _ ritof t t hee LA e of Cornwall . North British, 87—North Staffordshire, 72 1 —Sonth Eastern,63 211 The price of tin fall 3 t 3 1 1 2f I 4—Birkenhead , 87—Lancaster and Carlisle, 210— ! t o n la, creek, and the consequence is that the state of Grand Trunk of Canada, PM—Great Western of Canada.ll 11-16 :7_!. 1 311, bad before, has become far worse. There are now Erie, 51—United States 6-20 Bonds, 681—Dutch Rhenish, 3 9-16 7 7 y . eW tin mines in the county which are not being p . —Great Luxembourg shares, 12.—Sambre sad Meuse, 61.- 7 . o Tted at a loss, and calls are being made upon the share- Mercantile and Bichange t Bank tLimited), 71 I d.-I.lriUsh and holden in moot of them. At one mine seventy men have F orei g n Marl" (limi ted par par d.—Thames and Mersey Marine been paid off with lOW. fo raw ork ; another (limited) . St P.—Angi° American Telegra 14 7-16—Atlantic month's at Telegraph, 8 per cent . 41 3-16 6-16 4 - Brush Shipowners, nd. 44444 6 " re 'wi t th Lbsianceof I,lTi/. against the mine. It is —National Stearn (LinsiteA , , 141 d. red " ma ny more Mina% work must be stopped ; Hostig. Nov. 7.—New Three per Cent. Stack, $l7 871—India ~. 50 the miners are leaving Cornwall as fast as they are Five per Cent. Stock (transferable at the Bank of Ireland). 1044 win s order to avoid the starvation which is inevitable if —Hibernian Banking Company (L 2.5 paid'. en—Nauesal Bank (L3O paid), 682—Ditto for account, 68—National of Liverpool remain in the county during the ensuing winter. (Ll 6 paid) 164 I —Royal Bank (SlO paid), 321 patches were eent yesterday from the Colo - I li pt and 'Western (1100 paid ', 911— Great lotkfile etuda. e to the Governors of the Falkland Islands and I Western (aloe paid), 584—Irish Port's Western 6 per cent. de , benture stock 80. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messn. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady demand for all descriptions of both English and foreign hops, last week's quotations being fully maintained. I catb 4it. th!it Z be , 0, or 111614 at z tos i t, outwit to )01Dg 0 4461* inS is °le • tb• 04' a bs 1 1 ''' tie o ' 4 :04 es. :, :i i r as, j LATEST SPO: (BY lILICTRIO 111130111.111%.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SELLING NURSERY. Master Robert Verity 9 ran. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. One mile and a half. Moulney, Lozenge, Sundeelah, Friday, Salpinctes, Tree. sure Trove, Brick, East Lynn, Red Earl, Nu, Adam', Special, Sandal, Lady Vane, Dubiety, Mushroom, Jollity, Helen, Miss Harriette, Sportsman, Chepstow, and Bees wing are here. PAID FORFEIT. — Othello, Belgrave, Caithness, and Mail Train. HANDICAP OF 40 SOPS, Queen of Trumps, 9st ; Lucy Long, 7st 121 b ; Tragedy, 7st 61b ; Zisoa, Tat 61b ; Merry Harp, fist 101 b ; Malvern, fist 101 b ; Bob Chambers, Gat Sib ; Carnizette, fat 41b ; Ben Battle, Get 41b ; Caustic, fist ; Hopvine, fist ; Jetty Treffz, Gst ; Harlequins, sst 101 b. All are here. WHITFIELD NURSERY. Harrowgate, Bat 101 b; Elvira, Bst 21b; Phantom Sail, Bst; Ladylike, 7st 81b ; Cawood f, 7st 41b ; Apollo's Temple, 7st ; Taraxippus, Gat 121 b Jolla, Gat 101 b ; Ada, Gat 81b ; King Charles, Gat. All are here. HANDICAP OF 30 SOVS. Saccharometer, 84 121 b ; Arbutus, Tat 10lb ; Kingsley, Est 1216 ; Bob Chambers, 64 121 b ; Jetty Treffe, Est 41b ; Eccleston, Est 416 ; And Caustic, sst 121 b. All are here. HURDLE RACE. Beuaset, 1 Ist 71b ; Shakespeare, list; Real Jam, lOst 51b: Dermot Aatliore, 10st ; Joker, 9st 131 b; Yarrow, 9st Glb ; Skiff, 9st 611) ; Stafford, 9st ilb; Lady of Rank, 9st 41b ; Triumph, 9st 21b ; Fortunatus, 9st. All are here. LIVERPOOL CUP. 11 to 2 apt Spada' (t) 7 to 1 Chere 8 to 1 Nu (t) rtow (t) 100 to 8 Helen (t) 100 to 8 East Lynn 20 to 1 Brick It) 20 to 1 Sandal (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAT.) Our market to-day was scantily supplied with English wheat, coastwise as well as by land carriage. Selected qualities were in fair request, at previous quotations ; but inferior kinds were a heavy inquiry, at the late de cline in value. The transactions in foreign wheat were limited ; never- theless, prices were supported. The supply on offer was by no means extensive. Floating cargoes of grain were a slow inquiry. There was a good demand for flue barley, at full cur rencies ; but grinding and distilling sorts commanded very little alteration, at late rates. The sale for malt was somewhat heavy. In prices, however, very little change took place. Oats were quite as dear as on Monday, but the demand for them was by no means active. The supply was tole rably extensive. Beans commanded full prices. No change took place in the value of peas. The demand was chiefly retail. Flour maintained its previous value, with a fair demand. The seed trade was steady, on former tuna. Cakes were in moderate request, at late rates. CURRENT PRICIS. Esoustt. Per Qr. w e. 50 to 56 ISO to 56 50 t 063 60 to 62 WnEAT. lime:, Bent, red, old „ Do. white, old OM Scotch potato Iriah, wh)te „ black BEANS. Per Qr. SI U. U. IC to S 2 Si 21 to 26 11 20 to 2 SI nevr Norfolk and Lincoln red, new gmtutr. 62 to 56 Mangan Tick SS to 43 Harrow Pigeon 44 to 47 Halting .. Distilling Grinding.. Esser, Norfolk,and Suffolk O4 to 74 Kingston and Ware ON to 73 Itrow n 54 to 67 ~ KYR -. Grey B5 to 38 Maple White Boilers MALT. 51 to 53 New.... OATS. 34 to 40 .. 33 to ♦0 -to English, feed ----- ID to 24 1 potato SeOtch, feed FOR] Per Qr. I. WHICAT. ..... _ Dentate and Konigs berg Ed to C 6 BAstock& Mecklen --- ___ 63 to 80 MITI -_----_--- ---- 49 to 541 Suasion, hard soft American, red — to white BARLEY FLOUR. Town made, per •2SO lbs. Household.... until ...... Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 9B to 40 50 to 53 . 47 to EU . SG to 40 Per Qr. OATS a. P. Danish and Swedish 22 to 20 Russian ..___ BEAM. Diudsh EgYPtian PIA& Maple .. Boilers wblte. YeLlow to SS to 40 90 to 90 to 41 INDIAN C0N.14. 33 CO 31 31 to 32 French, per sack .... 38 to 42 ()LTA Spanish .. 38 to 42 Dutch brewing 22 to 23 I AMeriCRII, per bd.. 24 to 32 fectliug ARRIVAL% OF GRAIN, &r., INTO LONDON. RY WATER VARRLtIiE, FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV.B, INCLUSIVE. Malting . !I to 38 33 to 3S 40 W 44 _________ , Wheat Barley. I Malt. Oat& Flour. qrs. qr.. qrs. qrs. brit. s.teks Itnallsh and Scotch eSO 1310 b2O 00 .. 610 [nth Foreign Total LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM UCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CorrnB.—The market rather dull. Sales about 7,000 or 8,000 bales. Cutlx.—The market rather thinly attended. Wheat and flour in fair con,umptive demand at full rates. Indian corn in good demand ; mixed, 3.15. to 3.15. 3d. Beaus and peas firm. Oats and oatmeal unaltered. WAKEFIELD CORN M A RKET.—(TH IS DAY.) (By ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN CoRRESPONTENT.) Wheat trade firm, at last Friday's rates. Barley the turn lower, except the finest samples. Beans and oats without change. MINCING-LANE.-(TFIIS DAY.) SMAR.-There is an improved demand for British West India, at the previous currency. Antigua, 29x. to 305.; St. Lucia, 295. tkl. to 305.; St. Kitts, 305.; Jamaica, 2`.25. to 31s. 6,1. A parc-I of Cuba also sold at 295. to 30e. lid.; and Havana, at 325. to 335. 6.1. Refined dried goods continue firm, but pieces have become rather quiet. COFFEP.-There is a finn market for all good qualities, but inferior parcels show a further decline of lid. to Is. per cwt. ; fine ordinary to middling grey, 71s. to 77s.1id. ; low midilling to middling colory, 765. 6d. to 85e. ; pea berry, 81s. to 895. TCA.-The sales continue to progress heavily at prices in buyers' favour. FRUIT.-The market is less active, but no change in prices has taken place. Currants sold, ordinary and common, 21s. to 245. ; middling to fair, 2:s. to 295. Raisins, Valencia, ordinary, 275. to 295. ; common to fair, 305. to 36e. ; selected, 17s. to 60s. ; Muscatels, layers, 60s. to 1038. , Sultanas, 41s. to 575. Turkey figs, common to good. 325. to 635. itri•E.-The market is firm, but quiet. SALTPETRE. - lro) bags of Bengal sold at 19s. 9d. cash for refraction 4, and 700 bags of Bombay at prices not re ported. SAP FLOISTR has been sold at sa. advance, a parcel of the W X C mark at Ti. 10s. to 71. 17s. Gd. Corroy.-A fair business has been transacted at prices in favour of buyers. JUTE.-430 bales sold at steady rates. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 43a. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the el a. 433. 941. to 445. ; December, 43e. 9d. to 445. ; January to March, 445. 3d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TANI/UCH ALL.—Hides : 561bs. to 641b5., 21d. to 3d.; 641bs. to 721bp., 3d. to 3FI ; 721bs. to SOlbs., 3tl. to aid. ; 801bs. to 88 1 64., 34d. to 411 ; 881b.. t0 9ilbs., 4Sd. to sd. ; 961bs. to 1041b1.. sd. to SFL ; 1041bs. to 1121b5., M. to SM. Hors. hides, 91. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. Od. to 4s. ; full, 7s. Bettnotmtnr.—Shoeppkins : Polled, 9s. to lls. Od. ; Keats and half-brads, 75.6 d. to 84.6 d.; downs, 6s. to 6s. 6d. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1866. 'ELLIGEN CE OOLOI SHARE !IS DAY.) Ora o'CLOcr. The railway market is firmer to-day, with an increased amount of business. Metropolitan stock is in prominent request, and has risen 1 per cent. Great northern A has also improved 4 ; Midland, ; Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, ; and London and North Western, 4. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1211 to 122 Great Western, 51;1 to 4 ; London and North Li Western, 1161 to 117 ; Midland, 1238 to g Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1234 to 1244 ; South Eastern, 624 to ft ;• Great Northern, 115 to ditto A, 126 to ; London, Chatham, and ii Dover, 180 to ; Great Eastern, 251 to 26 ; North British, 36 to 4 ; and Caledonian, 121 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian and Grand Trunk of Canada s i r l railway shares are 2s. 6d. to sa. better, at 154 to 164. ex div., and 184 to 19, respectively. East 1.11 Indian are steady, at 103 i to 1. I % f 870068. 1 080,000 British Cohn. 11p.ct.,1871 100,000 Do. 1886 can. Gov. 6 p. e., 1877-86 .. Do. ftett7ab.h.6o6. . Do. perct.Mar.3 11,1ii:808 Do. 6yeretJates.7 686,808 Do. 6 pact Ina. ,000 Caper.' oHopeetter.lB7ll 1,00 ▪ Do. d 0.1890.1900 • Do. do. 1880-00 Do. do. 18 00 -01 1, Do.sp.c..tp.hOctl9oo I,o e rliCe7lon,Nov. 180 8, 6p.ct 0, Do. 1878. do.. MOO Do. 1876 d 0... 0,000 Mauritius 6 Dec 4.,1873 0,000 Do. 1878 0,000 Do. 1882 0,000 Do. 1896 5,600 Natal Oov. yea cent.. 6,ooolNew Brona.Gov.6perct. 5,800 New South Wales Gm, 6 p. cant , 1871 to 1876 1.800 Do. sp. C. 1888 to 1803 5,000 D0.5p.c.r,1947 to 1875 Do. do. Scrip 0,000 New Zealand 6per cent 0,000 Do. sper cent . 0,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1801 0,000 Nova Scotia Op. x,1876 0,900 Queensland Der. O D. S.Aust.Gov. O p. c.,67-77 7,050 Do. 1878 and npwda. 333,000 c. Jan. July 7,000,0001 Do. 6D. ct AptilhOc ro.I 86. I FORXION MINES. Cl.prioes. 91 94 90 911 90 91 76 78 76 77 108 106 102 104 102 104 103 106 87 90 103 106 106 108 106 107 104 106 106 107 106 106 106 107 96 $0 9$ 95 91 98 86 1 86 1 95t 94 I Val II II 82 83 95 97 98 98 94 93 106 107 108 104 Pd. I Cl. prices. I Sales. A If I idis it= it iip s an; obi par, 2 S' i tui 2.tisl xd 11 1 dis 12 2 I di*; dia 79 1 P 92 I idls 150_ 52. 1! Y } I Par' t ilia iPia l 14 tidls 11 2 1 otlis i 1 I Bair. g 32 4 MONEY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)I The following, on the silk market, is from the The stock markets are firmer to-day, owing partly ga buoyantlymonthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated Ows o'Crasew. I yegterdsy • quiet market in silk. All wee going well to the favourable character of the Bank return. , flounced a fall of 10 per cent. in China. This has never till the 15th ultimo, when telw•ms The funds funds are inquired for, and have advanced : trinotitialreca see fin,;;;t,an and tam t i r 1 8 : notion ta l gTa :b i ' a r th e t a cit: per cent. An improvement is also observable in export from China will not reach 28,000 bales. The prices several of the British railway securities, the advised i istlewoull indicateiin fan w been onfinctenc. in t never hese moat important upward movement being ; been resumed, and the g business doing is upon a Ter, Metropolitan. Foreign stocks have scarcely varied, moderate scale, although Tostlee Chins may be bought as but exhibit a rather satisfactory tendency. Bank- of to Is. in u cn.uding der the44ioignales hest i :f the t new Japan sAn tirs ing shares are still neglected, while some of the is just taking place. but at present nothing has been done financial companies are slightly better. Credit —some of the Japan silk is really fine. Bengal silk has shared in the general quiet, but without reduction is Foncier of England show a recovery of ss. prices. There ie a fair demand for money to-day, and Messrs. Vickers and Harrington, advertisement a t m e us o e f f u a l li lia t t he arr n an e ed th u e h lorn e l d the quotation for the best paper' is maintained contractors, of Cowper's-court, C o rnhill , and 14, at 31 per cent. The rate for short advances on Princes-street, Westminster, have just issued a E large nglish Government securities is 3 to ajt per cent. Bri:ain, Ireland, and the newsp a pe rs p ublished Isles. The Lon oifnaG t Consols are now quoted 891 to it, cum div., for don newspapers are all classified in alphabetical Lon money, and 88k to I, ex div. for the account (6th December). s t oc k s i s ; views, year of establishment, and price. Under order, showing the dates of publication, political The amount of business in foreign the headings alphabetically several coun are ties ti , ) which are moderate, and prices generally are quoted the be same as yesterday. The only change in the specn their political tendencies year of creation, day of the names of the t y -arioas papers published in each, lative descriptions is a rise of h per cent. in Turkish of 1865. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted Mee publication, and price. The population of each to 57} ; ditto, 1865, 311 to ji ; Greek, 131 to 141 i; county, according to the latest returns, is affixed. Spanish Passive, 21 to ; ditto Certificates, 131 Ito each. to 14 ; Italian of 1861, 54 to ; Mexican, IR to 0. The return of the Bank of England for the week I feonrdg the N re Ve s 6l -io n Ws 'sa w ay, k lCo l v o . 7'thec'emfoparedllowingwrihathugtheir: United States 5-20 Bonds are per cent. better, at 682 to 69, but Erie and Illinois Central . nlati l On issue " 5 C 10,937,245 Increase £174,360 railway shares are unchanged, at 301 to 31} and 7G Circulation active 23.551,330 Decrease 249,125 to 77} respectively. Public deposits 4,375,714 lacrosse 454,561 Other deposits Anglo-American Telegraph and Atlantic Tele- Government securities in graph 8 per cent. preference shares are without banking department 12,239,812 Increase 105,933 variation. The former are quoted 14 3-16 to 5-16, Other secr en 't t ies iu banking 13,330,391 Decrease 748,467 and the latter, 41 to I. Coin and bullion in both International Financial shares are quoted 1; Seven day departments bills 16,8911 62 In n en:ass 16112 to 1 die. ; London Financial, 17 to 16 dia. ; The Rest an 3,2.54,312 Increase 12,901 General Credit, 24 to 21 dis. ; Credit Foncier, Notes in reserve W I to 5, 1 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 10 prem. ; To i t c al b r a el e ze c 8,330, 9 76 I 417 135 ncrease , and Hudson's Bay, 16,; to ;. It is probably the rapid decline in the Bank's dis- At the Mansion-house this afternoon Mr. James count business, shown by the further decrease of Freeling Wilkinson, the late managing director of 748,4671. in tit,: advances on " other securities," the Joint Stock Discount Company, was charged that has chiefly prompted the reduction in the rate with embezzlement, and was remanded till Wed- onflodrisecomenhnttltuoi wider per r th is f u t t e e to- n crea y ., , e .fr 417,1351. o the nesday next, bail being taken to the amount of in the reserve is clearly traceable. Tho deposits, 6,000/. for his appearance then. it will be obs..r..ed, have diminished. In face of Last night's Bank return is of a very favour- this diminution in their banking liabilities, aocom able character, and shows that the accounts arc panied by a large increase in the amount of cish now in so satisfactory a position that the directors in the till, the t directors_ had no c in thhoeice coin but antl. had no choice but to lower their terms, especially bullion is considering the extent to which their discount busi- with the amount la;ewn to have been gained by ness has departed from them. The change nowmade Bank en tb, import and export transactions of scarcely brings the Bank rate downto a level withthe the week , real value of maney in the general market, and is, therefore, not likely to have any bad effect upon the foreign exchanges. Whether the value of money will decline further will be determined by the course of the exchanges generally and of the gold current. Many persons are disposed to con tend that we have now reached the lowest point, but the same was said when the Bank rate was at five per cent. About 13,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The biNer market is inactive, with no de mand for the East, and very little for the con '..;nent. The quotation for bars is ss. 0;(1. to ss. 111. per wince, and for Mexican dollars, 4s. 11 gd., showing no change in either case. The Arago, from New York, has brought 11,000/. in specie. The steamer Douro will take to-day 76,0001. in gold and 8,0001. in silver for Brazil. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion discounted Government deposits Decrea Decrease 4140,000 Private deposits Advances The diminution in the coin and bullion continues, but upon a much smaller scale than that shown in recent returns. There is a moderate increase in the discounts. Messrs. James P.ussell and Sens, of the Crown Tube Works, Weillieshiiry, bare stopped payment. Their liabilities are stated at about 414,14101., against assets reaching nearly 50,000/. The failure is un derstood to have arisen from a lock-up of capital in the shares of joint-stock companies ' now un saleable. Mr. Russell was a director of the New Zealand Banking Corporation, which suspended during the recent panic. It was mentioned the other day that the 4th dividend of 2s. lid. in the pound. making 165., will be payable on the 12th and 13th inst. to the creditors of the Portsmouth, Portaea, Gosport, and South Hants Banking Company. The wind ing up of this undertaking has proceeded with what must be considered, under the circumstances, a satisfactory degree of expedition. The com pulsory winding-up order was granted by the Court of Chancery on the 21st April, 1865. Six teen shillings in the pound, as above stated, have already been paid, or announced, and it is ex pected that within a reasonable time this will be made up to the full 20s. The teficial liquidator is Mr. John Ball, and the solicitors Messrs. Tilleard, Godden, and Co. In the matter of reverend, Gurney, and Co., it transpired yesterday that the case on behalf of the Defence Association. who are endeavouring to remove the names of certain shareholders from the list of contributories, has been again postponed, and is not likely to be brought on for hearing until the 15th inst. A deputation on the subject of the Atlantic and Pacific Junction Railway across Nicaragua was re ceived by Lord Stanley, at the Foreign-office, yes terday afternoon. The project was explained to Lord Stanley in its various bearings by Captain Pirn, Captain -Maury, and Mr. Pollock. His lordship stated in reply that he considered the matter one of great importance, and that ho regarded it very favourably, at the same time promising to give the documents laid before him his careful attention, and to communicate fully with Captain Pim on the subject without delay. A telegram jest received by the Varna Railway Company announces that the line has been ac cepted by the government, and was opened on Wed neadity to the public. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic re turn shows this week an increase of 4,1141. over last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 4,4661.; the *Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,106/. ; the North British, an increase of 2,2781. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, in cluding the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,486/. ; the Metropolitan Exten sion, an increase of 731. ; the Kent Coast, an in crease of 901. ; and the Great Eastern, an increase • .AlamiDos Limited) I Anglo-Braz.GoldXim ) 20 Australian 6 .Brazilk&ll.Co. le :Cape Copper . Limited) 2 Capula Silver ;Limited)• 6 ChontalesCi..2B.llin.,L 60 Cobre Copper 20 'Copiapo (Limited) 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Be S Fast Del Be) (Limited) 2 'Fortuna (Limited) • 2 Frontino&BoliviaGold 20 . laeneral I kapnede Limited) ,Linares (Limited) .Lusitanian ;Limited) Mariquita Panaleillo Copper (L ' PontgliondSilverLead i "` " 6 Port Phillip II 1 'Santa Barb. Gold M. (L ) 120,00 d 1 Scottish Anstral.;Lim ) 11,00004 q 20 St. John del Rey f, Lim `.l 43,17 30 United Mexican ;Ural' 30, 2 ( Val Autigoria Gold 60,000 I IVaLlanzaacaGold; Lim ) 10,000 10 (Vancouver Coal (Lim ) 6,000 10 ,Val Swam 'Limited' 20,000 6 iWashne Gold (Limited) 20,000 1 Worthing • Limttedi 75,000 1 , Yorke Peninsula (Lim ) 46,000 i $ 'Yudanamutans (Lim ) DEBENTURE at.FAtn 4 p.c. Itar.hgcp..loo G.Ntbn.4 p. c. Jan.& julylloo G. Wain.— W . _ :100 Lain kYk.4p.e.Jan.t.Jl) , 100 Lion.Brigh.4p.e.JanAJly 100 L&?i.W July 100 Do. Sip.e. Jan July 100 L./.4.W.5p e. Jan.& July 100 I M ulland,sp.c.Jan.l July 100 N. British, E. 5 p. et., Feb. k Aug... 100 N.}:dtru.,4p.c.J an./J uly 100 Beot..N.E.,4p.e.Ap.diOct. 100 LANK OF al An Account pursuant t the Act week eudatr; on Wednesday, ...... ENGLAND. 7th and eth Vie , e. 32., tor the , the 7th day of Nov , 1960. lONIIT. tioverument debt 011,015,100 )ther securities 3,084,9011 o.ld coin and bul lion ic t msis Silver bullion :ELLANEOU: IS , CE arY Notes issued No. ISh I COMPAMIS. 60,000 10 lAnglo•AmericanTel.(L), all 20,0001 10 ',Anglo-Mexican Mint all 4600,000' St. Atlantic Telegraph 'loo ;000,000 1 St. I Do. 8 per cent. .lOO 20,000 1 26 ;Australian Agneul 2O 40,0001 25 ;Australian M.L.&Fn.(L. 10,000 10 BaugparahreaEstateaL 47,000) 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L 4 I 13,000 10 I Do. New 1 25,000'100 'Boickow Vaughan (L 1 30,000 6 .Bombay Gas (Limited, 10,000 6 Do New 6,000 60 British American Lind 44 534,780 St. B. & I. Mag. Tel. IL)., 10" 60.000 20 Iltritieh Shipowners 3,015 32e'Catiada Company 60,000 10 ,CanadiauLoan& Inv(L I• 25,000 20 (Ceylon Company 12,000 20 I Ditto A shares 27,000 20 ChinaSt.Ship&L.CoalL i 30,000 10 'City Discount, Limited. ) 28,000 25 'CityofLondonft.Pro.4l ), 16,011. 30 IClty of 51ilan Impro.ELl 1 4,059 30 Do. • a 65,000 25 City of Moscow Gm (1 )' 20,000 LO City Offices (Lim.) p 11 30,000 50 Colonial ,Limited) 00,000 60 'Commercial Cnion'lns.)! 40,000 10 Com. of AfricauMer. 4 ,l.). I 20,000' 60 C. 01.11,161.6.1 Di.. !L : 11 17,500. 20 Continental l'u Gas • L '• li 20,000 100 Cootracteorporato.o . L.. 1) 12,000 25 Cop M. Eng.,Pref.7l p.c., al 200,0001 10 C. Fonc. of England L.• ; 1 10,000 I 60 I llo.of Nisuritius 10129251 1 St. Crystal Palace llOl 6160,820' St. , bo. Preference llO 6277,000 St. , Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb. 101 7,500! 20 .Darjeeling(Limited) . 14 10,0001100 DiscountCorporation 4 C 21 19,000 1 10 Eastern Assam Tea ;L. I 2 0 ,000 60 2.ln4liaLand,C.& FinlL', 11 ' 60,000 20 E. India Irrig. & Canal Ii 80,000 50 Ebbw Vale 113,013. 20 EgyptianCoin.&Thl. 4 ,4) 4679,970 St. , Electric Telegraph IIO 70,0001 3 Eug.&Aus.Copper (Lin' 20,000 i 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 10,00 100 Eng.& Scottishaf ariu.(L 25,000 10 ItairbairnE.igineering., 1 30,000' 00 Fore-tt Warehnune 11 10,000 60 Gellivara 'Limited) 260,000 j 20 o.Credit& Fin. of L0n.41; 1 20,000. 15 Gen. Steam Navigation! 14 20,000 50 liome &Colonial As.ll ', 6,00' 10 liongliong & China Gas 100,000 20 Hudson's Bay 20,0001 50 Ilumber IrotiWnrksfL '; 80,000 20 Im.LandCo. Marseilles LI 11 100,000, 60 Imp.& 11er.C4It.Ass.1,1 • 50,000. 2 !Indian Carrying i 40,000 60 4nternationalContrart •! 1 160,000. 20 Internat. Fitian.Soe.( L. -i 500,000 20 .Internat. Land CrediLL 30,000: 60 Italian Land 50,000 20 Italian Irrig. (Can.Cay.' 1,000000 500 , Do. 6p. c. r. 1079. 20,000 60 Land Securitios'Llin.) 4,000 26 Lond.AfricanTrading. • I 20,000 25 Lon. & Caledon. M , L.' 60,000 , 10 Lon.CountyLand &8., L,j 12,000 • 6 Load. DistrictTeleg. L. . • 40,000. 60 I„ 148,625' 4 Lend. G. Omnibus C.(L.' all 5,000. 60 LointkOlasg. Enit.Co. (L. 21 10,000 50 Lond.. Italian, &c. Atm.: 11 6,00) . 60 Lund. Her. Discount 11 64,600 20 'Lund. Provincial Marine! ' 60,000 20 'll.l.lraslniirs..Klanal 1 11 I a', 10,000 26 Marine Investment (L ), 12,500 20 Mauritius Land, ke. (1. 1 ! 1 12,000 10 Moult. Erten. Tel. (L 10,000 50 ,5144 reliant Shipping 441, 11 25,000 . 20 !Millwall F.Ld.titDock:L)- 11 40,000 60 • Millwall Iron Works. ! 22,600 10 :Natal Land &Col.C. 120,000 25 National Din. COM. (1 11 40,000 25 Do.New,o6.69.2iWherxl 20,000' 26 National Prov. Marine .L 20,000 100 National Steam Nar.(L. ,- S. 6,000 20 .NerhuildaCoaldttron:L) 6 6,000 20 • Do. New 4 20,000 25 N. Zealand L.& M. Ag. 4l ! 20,000. 25 N. Zealand T.& Loan L ' 4 15,000 10 'Northern AssamTea(L )1 "- 26,000 , 10 , Do. B 4187,175 St. -N.Firis.Australasian (L ill 40,000 50 N.Brit.&Mercsui.ln 18,000 10 ,owgnng Tea (Limited): 40,000 25 'Mean panne Inanra.y 10,000 1 60 OrientalFinanciaLLba), 80,000 6 prientalGaslLimlted). 50,000 1 5 • Do. New.... L10.937,24:i L 30,937,246 11.011:11W 1,1 Proprietors' Capital £14.: , 41.000 &sit Puhlir Deposits io• chiding , Say. Banks, COI, niis. of Nation-LI IPAR?UI?. Uot unimetit Secu rities ,Including Dead Weight An nuity; Other Securities ' , des .. .. . 7,375,916 and Silver coin lbelot. and Dor. .Icc awls Other Dviannts • 17,15v,131 S. day and 00.1 lidla Z39,969,47'1 e.39,:1e0,47, W. MILLER, Met (Uhler. Nov. 8, 1986. EVINING. Consols, in which this was the monthly settling day, were unaltered at yesterday's prices, apart from a temporary improvement of I per cent. ; but as regards a. me other securities the lowering of the Bank rate failed to prevent a fresh fall. Chief depression was observable in the railway market, owing to the disastrous developments now in progress. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire stock fell as much as 2 per cent. ; Midland, (4-eat Northern " A," and South Eastern, fully 1 per cent. ; and many of the other leading lines to The general tone in this department at the close was still heavy. Canadian railway shares are likewise still declining, and a further general fall took place in those of the financial companies, as regards which there is a remarkable want of confi dence. Colonial goveniment securities continue in exceptional demand for investment, and are rising. A fractional improvement also occurred in :one of the foreign stocks, Egyptian, in particular, showing at last a tendency to respond to the im proved circumstances of that country. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentesopened at 68.85 for the end of the month, and closed at 69 for money mid 68.'J2 for the account, being rather more titan 4 per cent. higher than yes terday. Consols, which closed yesterday at BK4 to , for the 6th December, opened this morning at Mk I to /, ex div., and so closed after advancino A. For money the last price was 891 to with criv., being the same as yesterday. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891,, ij,:s; ditto, coraccount,BBl, R, ex div. - Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 7, ; New Thre e per Cents., 87. .1, 7, Bank Stock, 2451, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 54, ; ditto Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1011. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 4s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon a limited scale, but the tone of the market was slightly firmer than yesterday. Seine of the Egyptian stocks, as well as Turkish Bonds of 186'3, were in request, and advanced 1 per cent. Bra zilian of 1465 also improved 7 ; and Turkish of 1865, and creek Bonds and Coupons, kto /. On the other hand, Spanish New Deferred declined and Mexican k to I. Financial shares were pressed for sale, and all gave way. London Financial were extremely heavy, and fell 11. 10s. General Credit also de clined Ss. 9d. ; Credit Foncier of England, 3s. to 7s. 6d. ; and International Financial, ls. 3d. Prices were last quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 15-11' to 13-16 dis. ; General Credit, 2i to if die. ; London Financial, 17 to 16 dis. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 51 - ; to 4 dis. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares were dull, and de clined 2s. 6d. and Is. 3d. respectively ; the former were last quoted 14 3-16 to 5-16, and the latter 41 to 1. Telegraph Constru ction showed nu move -1 ment, at 1 dis. to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay shares closed at Icg to ; Na -1 tonal Discount at 9 $ to prem., bein 5 g s. lower ; 1 and General Ottoman, at to 171 prem. Amongst the miscellaneous shares a - decline of 11. took place ist Imperial Land of Marseilles, which were quoted 9to 8 dis., with 101. paid. Commercial Union Insurance, London District Telegraph, and Ner budda Coal and Iron, were also ss. lower ; but Ocean Marine Insurance improved 10s. 10 Orient. Inland Steam( L. 10 Otago & Sthiand Invest.: 20 Ottoman Compt.ny, L) ! 50 Ottomantinancual. 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited 60 Overeud,Gurney,Co.tL 10 Panama P. 3.L Steamj. 6 Do. do. St. Peel WY. Land& Min.( L ' II 00 Peninsular & O.Steam I 60 Do. do. New 10 Quebrada L, R., M. (L) a 60 Rbymney Iron 15 Do. Now a 25 Biol. City Improv. (LI ) a 25 Do. a. 20 Rio Janeiro Gas (Um), a 'lOO Royal Mall Steam I 15 • St. :Scot. Austra. Invest( L ,10 60 'Smith, Rnight,&Co.(L • l 20 Soc.Finan..TEapte ( L 60 S. African SI. &In. (L 1 25 MontbA ustrallan Land al Submarine Telegraph IIOI 1 Do Scrip a 26 t taLConstrne.&sl(ainfL ) a Do. Do ll 10 Thames& Mersey In.(L) I 20 Trinidad Petroleum (L.) I 10 iron& agency of Aus.(L 20 T. &L. Co. of U. Canada I 60 .Un.blarine of Liver. (L)i of 3,7791. The directors of the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company have made a call of 51. per share, payable on the 17th of December. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of British North America is called for the 5 1 - 1 6 4th December. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and , . 1 --- Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twenty-first series o f hide sales for the year, there 1 MINES.-(TELIS DAY.) was but a moderate demand, prices tending slightly in ' —.— buyers' favour. re I and Cow : Calcutta were ! 01elt O'CLOCK.. in (mis moderate reqaest, at late prices to a decline of • • moderately active to-day. fully d. per lb. The home trade were the chief buyers, The mining market is there being only a limited demand for ezpork Bombay, West Caradon, South Basset, East Russell, and ~were only part sold. The analysis of the sales is East Lovell shares are in request, while Prince of Wales show flatness. Great Vor are 117,893 Calcutta new parcels, 43,247 brought forward from Russell, 1 , 6 , 1 ,0 t0 4 17 ; 2 • South Basset 5 to 7 • East former sale., and 1,591 Bombay i in all 1112,721 hides , of which 99,700 were sold. East India- -Buffalo were in good East Lovell, llk e t r o i ;:Prince request, at an occasional advance of Id. per lb. Leather-- ." 31 ' 6 '" i * °I 1 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. East Indian sold well ; Australian was in fair demand. of Wales, 20s. to 28s. ; North Tres by, 3 11 to i ; Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.) pa. 7 par cent., 12j to Salted bidee—Australian : For the few ; offer full prices West Cardon, 16 to t o o {w and est Chiverton, 59 12, zd. Chiverto n Moor, 41 to Chontales 2 1 to 3. were obtained Care realised fair prices American Dutch Rhenish (all paid 2. ) 23g. brought about late rates. Dry and Drysalted Rides— The annual meeting of the Pontgill ' aud Silver Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidit e l Manridus sold fairly ; Penang were in fair request ; Cape Lead San Paulo (Limited) guaran 7 per 0ent.,13111. brought full prices. Bark.—Mimosa : For the portion Min in g and Smelting Company is called for South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16, ad. sold about late prices were realised. the 30th inst. at Paris. 1 Pali - • .. i lYntteel K. Teleg. C.0.(4)1 20 Univers. Marinelne.(!....)l iwis! I 4 30 , Van Die en's land (I 100 Vlcereyetlaypt(Mor.:L I 50 'Warrant Finance (Lim.). 60 Westlndiaaracifie (L 9 T ill 2 I 4 41s PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern, Eastern Countier Eaten. (No. 1), 8079. London and North Western, Shrewsbury and Welch. pool, 82. ORDINARY SHAM AND STOCKS. I RAILWAYS I Closing prima I dales to-day I 7 ., I )esterday. I W 1 p.m. Bristol and Butter ....I ,Caledoolaa Conbrian Cork and Bandon 84 88 120 121 40 66 13 11 4 6 ad 48 TO 71 Cornwall Dublin and 13olfsstJunc toundee,Perth,&AbdJn Lot London Scrip Cora Do Glasgow arai & Western Great Easters Ord. St 116 118 15 * tei 6 6 26 1 I 6 Great North of Hcotlan 'Great Northern Do.A j A rec. no di.. un- I Do. IS I Wen. e.la paldß • Do. New tn. a' ki pm. Do. Ord. Dot Div. Stock OR South & West. (Ire ) Great Western Do.StenrVal.Gue.Stk 116 116 1261 U 64 90 99 11 621 B.;:e;c;t - t — tii Do. W-Ilid.—oxford Do. Do. w Newport Lancashire & Yorkshire !Lon.,Brishtn, &S.Coast !London.Chatham,&Dos r Do. Met. Estee:LAS p. c. !London& N orth Westn. iLowiontt..louthWeeteru 83 98 33 38 123! 124 80 90 14 19 10 V) 114 111 ee 84 44 471 121 Its 1y 2 pu, 10. 14 84 80 j~tan. SheL,kllnad IMetropolitin Do. Yew Do. Extension Metropolitan District. Do. do. do. BO: & si:totu;i-w;iti midland Do. L 9 ghat.' , 123 i li IS 121 pa l 93 95 ik;: Mild Kent ;North British _ Do. Edln ,Pertli,Dund. N. Eastern—Berwick Do. G. N. F.. Para Do. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. Stock. &Darling Do. do. 1880 4 1 North Lon don 33 37 14 13 toq 106} Do. do. 1884-5 I Do. go., 1866._ North Staffordshire I N. & 9. Western June. IScottlah Central ;Shroveldre Unioa South Devon South Eastern Stalnea,Wokinshamotc Taff Vale I Do. C Waterford k Kilkenny •Waterloo & Whitehall 1164 120 i .... 611 f 121 3 1163 171 47 8 72 1214 2 104 lot ati 44 3i 9 81 93 4 97 67 104 Pin al i 66 67 99 101 i 10 116 Ito IA S 5 -- i -- 8001 - -pm 72 74 114 118 160 164 43 45 62 03 - il - 0 140 160 2 Spat BRITISH POSSESSIONS. 100 ^ all Atlantlc&St. Lawrence. St. 1100 !Bum. liar. &C. In. gsp.c. 20 i 10 1 Do. If Shares 204, all :Buffalo tic Lake Duro& 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 ,Buf.,Brant.,&Godericbi ! 6 per cent. 1572-3.4 it !to%) • Cal. &S. Eastern sp. e.g , St. 1106 .Cape T. d Dock 6p. c. g 100 1 all Demerara,7p.c.perpref St 100 East Bengal gu. 6do St .100 East Indian gu. sdo st. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 alt Do. Equip. 8.6p.ct., 100 ! all ; Do. lat pref. Bonds I 100 all Do. do. deferred! 100 all 1/o. 2nd pret Bonds. 100 all • Do. do. deferred 100 all ! Do. Sril pref. stock 100: all Do. do. deferred, 100 au Do. 4th pref. Stock. . 1 100 ' all Do. do. deferred i wt. 100 Great Indian Peninsula, 20 lel Do. git.L 6 per cent.' 20 I 6 Do. New d 0... 20 • 2 Do. New it. 100 Gt. S. of India. g. sp. Cl., A. 100 Do. if per cent it. all Do. _ . . . . 204 all pt Western of Csi;sUlSl 2ti all Do. New 100 all , Do.6p.c. litlx.pay.ll73 100 all DA...5A do. do. 1577.8.: 10 3 Indinnbrancli. Limited) it 100 If wham guar. sp. it. 100 Do. do. 41 do 1 41. 100 • Do. do. 4 3 / 4 de , 20 all Do. Fifth Extension. it. 100 , Mclb. Corp. G per c. Bd. • 60 all , Meth. and llolwon's Bay 100 all Do. 6p. et., pay. likio 100 all Do. sp. et., pay. 1993 it. 100 N.11..0f Con. Op c.latp. it. 100 ncinde, amt. 5 per oent. I it. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 6 1 Do. dn. do. _ . it 100 it. .100 Do. Indua St. Flot. do. 58 58 101 102 4 dls par 4 7i a 00 xdj 101 e 104} 100 102 103 104 Is} 194 84 87 67 69 60 65 33 AO 21 t 4 I Ipm 1 pru I 1 ipm 99 101 91 93 , 111 12 11t 94 90 j b 2 86 2i 1019 100 101 92 94 1 86 90 GO 61 100 164 82 84 as 85 984 r. 4 97 P - JOINT STOCK BANHS I I Ptl I Ci la - BANIC97 .60,000 50 Agra& Masturman's 21 10,00 50 Albion 40,300100 AllianeeLon AUverpool. 24 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian I 4 40,000 50 Anglo reptptian Lim.) ! 20,000 60 Anglo Italian ,Limited; , 11,300 20 Asiatic Bonk Cor.new eh' 11 30,000 40 Australasia a 12.600 20 13ankof Brlti...l4ColumMa a 1%500 20 . Do. New, issued 2pm ' 10,000 25 Book of Egypt 1 I 40,000 20 Bank of London 25,000 30 Bank of Otago ,Llmited) 10,000 100 ' Bank 441 Queensland , 2 20,00 50 , Bankoff ictoria,Austral '- 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand ! 1 40,000 50 Ilamed's Bonk 'Limited'. 1 50,000 20 Brazilian&Portuguese,L 1 20,000 60. British& CaliforniamL) 20,000 50 , British N. America . a 75,500 20 CharlesLaffitte 40,000 20 C. Bk. Indio, Ans., Ch'ina • 30,000 25 I Chart. Mer. of India, dc.' 50,000 20 City 20,000 100 Colonial 40,000 204, COM. Bank of Canada 40,000 25 Com. Bonk of India, dc. 150,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L ), 10,000 50 Delhi and London 20.000 60 East London (Limited! . 50,000 20 I Eastern Exchange Llni.). 10,000 30 English and American .. 20,000 25 1 Engliso Joint Stock (L.) 30,000, 2001 Eng. Scot.& Ansi. Chart. 20,000 50 English and Swedish (L.; 45,000 SO ' European Bank Limited' 40,900 100 liindusn,ChinaNap.(L) 0.000 100 Imperial Bank Limlted;. 202,5004 20 Imperial Ottoman 6,000, 45 lonian 5,000. 25 Do. New 100,000' 20 Laud 5f ort. Bk Indlag " 5000006 100 4110.50.0.Deb.,1864,30yrs 20,000' 50 Lon. Bk.ofliericoote.(Lo 13.000 100 , London and Brazilian.. ! 22,000 YU Do. New I ' 5,000.100 London& RirerPlate(L )1 • 20,000, 25 I DAL New, Us. at 1 3 / 4 pm 20,000. 25 f Do. do. do 4 50,000 2a Lon. Ch. Bank of Austri. 37,600 60 ! London and County 1 72.000' 60 I London Joint Stock 15,000; 20 London & South African; 15,000 .100 Lon. &S. Western (Lim; • 5,0001 50 , London ik Venezitels'L',! 50,000 100 London & Westminster: 10,000 100 ' Merchant Bank (Lim) .1 5,000 100 " Do. New 50,0001 50 ! Mercantile &Excluina..l! 77350 100 1 Metro. & Prov. Bauk,L)! 6,000:100 id:and Bank (Lim ) 20,000 1 6 National of Australasia' I 20,000.100 , National of Liverpool 10,009.100 ! N. Pro. of Ent-land 55,000' 20 Do. 2n41 & 3rd issue 40,0001 60 I National Bank 50,500 1 20 New South Wales 60.000 10 New Zealand (Llmlted) 50,000; 20 North Western 00,000 ES Oriental Bank Corpora 10,000 20 Orient.Cont.B.Lhtteo.C 26,000 10 Do. do. lateN.P 21,0001 20 Do. do. later. C 27,210 1 60 Provin.Bankingeorp.(L) 10,0001100 Provinc. of Ireland 10,000 10 Do. do. New 37,500 20 SeindePunj.,fiDelhi(L) • 12.500 10 Do. issued at Ipm 20,003 26 ; South Australia 17,061 100 I Stand. of B. & Africa 10,000 100 , Do. do. ma 6pa 40,000 25 I Union of Australia i 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Lim) 110,000 00 Iljtdon of Loudon DOCKS. m. 10 D dls 6} 6 415 par }pm: 16 8 Sul 10 8 disi 63 65 1.11 11 13 tS SO dli 6 4 ths, 20 10 die $7 39 xd 7 9 pial 20 10 dial 91dis id 3 I dli i 46 48 IT 18 34 86 15 16 15 37 3 :IPE3I 2 1 ells 4 2Ws • 3 die 161 174 12 10 dis IS 13 Ale 26 24 din' 2 4pm 1 0 0 14 , 22 24 • 1 Ms; 11 lw 5 11 9 dlsn 10 8 .1111 11 14,114' 8 10 pm l • 3pm I 2 pm' 211 2.24 61 a' I 41 43 13 14 3 Y dial 8 R dls 23 95 15 17 10 3 die, 9 7 Ms? 10 9 dl. 3 tills 1 2 pm: 1 3 pml 61 69 K ii lin. -- p.r }pm' 41 43 sd - (Hs' tll4 , 0 18 ' 79 81 I - - 14 571 } 1001234 7 6 tll3 id 47 49 9 7 513 44 66 •---• • -- ;065,688, St. ftt ,... afe Well Indsa lOO 130 143 12,000, 10 Dock 5 178,1104 St. aa;rB4.aliatarts 100 06 68 1,002,50e100 Me. Deb. St 6 p. cent 360,0 St. Southampton 100 Ma. U. 'array Commardal 100 —•— i-~~ 68,000 15, 10, 103,81 50, 10, 100, •A^.os3 5088310 610,000 618,000 63%000 10'28223 313,830 269,730 112,01 . zd 37,600 1 100,000 7,600 37,600 60,000 100.000 30,000 60,000 10,000 80.0 0 0 ilf 94 ltd rsi i 941 4 loiu zd e 6 an all all all 1; ti nice,. 18s/as. - T7 82 9399 92 99 91 93 92 94 92 94 92 94 14; 141 1; 17 45 80 50 85 , 17 10 tdis ipm zd! I 4 3 dlil I! 111 111 i ; ptr Ipm It i , 'TI 4 .9n,; 3 :lt Oldis id ' 20 26 87 80 7 t 4 } 3tdls all 75 80 21' 2 1 414, - IC Y ! 1 0 0 1 1 11 1 11 - II : 10 94,115, 1 3 • 1 11.1111 11 11. S 2dll ) t $ 6 1141 7 BIQ 13 12 dls, 2 It 6 3 dle. } tdisl -- Idis part L 241 0 7 - di 10 4 ells 4.11 ill l 610 1 8 , 0 61.114 10 I 4} 3014 uo 67 Ite DO 107 110 00 lO7 110 14! 0 4AI 14 11 dll s} : 7 1. 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