The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-31 00:00:00

We t' , gt tbe keto s rt % a :4 a * 0 t i t: 1 tri d :wog 1 - 0 -- 0 . I 0 1014. 1. 9 mow ; 1 *oa' THE EXPRESS, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ly Lamm nussiam.) WORCESTER MEETING:—(THIS DAY.) GRIND STAND PLATE. One mile. Monlssy, Queen of Trumps, Sumer, Steamboat, Ar karma, Sandal, Wild Poppy, Troubadour, Allow-ms, Viceroy, Monitress, Brimstone, Lydia, John Halifax, Royal Tarts% Opposition, and Pas de Charge axe here. FLYING STAKES. Half a mile. Cranbury, Queen ci Trumps, Sallie*, Vigilant, Pre scription, Spokesman, Flying Jib, Moonbeam, Alberta, IA Mandite, and Mies Frances are here. SEVERN BANK STAKES. Three miles. Ibex, Nimrod, Drummer Boy, Arms, and Arleseett are bare. Entries for other rues were not closed at midnight. LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.) Two WM.= P.M. There was no great amount of business doing to-day, although the appearance of the ocoeptenees for the Liverpool Cup redeemed the day from positive inactivity' A few bets were laid on the Derby. The closing prices were se follows : LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 7to 1 apt The Speetal (t) Bto 1 Aetses (off) 10 to 1 Rims Harriette (t) 10 to Ns (off) 100 to 6 East Lynn (t) 100 to 5 Chepstow (t) 100 to 5 Treasure Trove (t) 100 to 4 Mushroom (t) 100 to 3 Zenobis (off) 100 to 3 Othello (t) 100 to 2 Friday (t) 50 to 1 Moulaey (off) DERBY. 12 to 1 sgst D'Fatournel (off ) 13 to 1 Hermit (off) 13 to 1 Plaudit (off, t 1,0)0 to 70) 20 to 1 Dragon (t) 25 to 1 The Palmer (off) 30 to 1 Julius (off, t 1,000 to 30) LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP of 200 lova., added to a sweepstakes of 25 move. each, 15 ft. Mile and a half. (100 subs., tiff of whom declare sad pay 3 move. each.) Age at lb 12 Sandal 7 Lady Vane • The Squire 3 Life Guardsman 1 Dubiety O Nu Molder) Lozenge Camlumen gundeelab Friday Salpinctes Age st lb .5 7 • .3 7 3 . 3 7 .3 7 2 .4 7 .4 612 Air Canoes Treasure Trove Brick Mall Train Caithness Emit Lynne RANI FAA Acta* Zenobia The Special .3 .6 .6 .3 . 4 710 Mushroom 4 7 10 Jollity 7 10 Othello 710 Helen 7 8 11105 Harriette 8 7 8 Sportsman 3 7 8 Chepstow 7 6 Beaming 7 6 Proserpine 8 7 4 ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) A half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern, the Right Hon. RUSSELL GUSHILY, Q.C., M.P., deputy chairman, pre- The report,which was issued some time ago, having been taken as read. The CHAIKKAN moved i s adoption. After expressing I- i regretat the absence of the chairman of the board, C sptair. Mangles through indisposition, he refet:ed to several items in the accounts. He congratulated the meet ing on the decrease in the expenditure for coals, which he said did not arise merely from a reduction of freight, 14,0001. being occasioned by a decrease of 6,000 tons in the consumption, while the speed of the ships had not been at all diminished. As regarded the govern ment contract, he remarked that there was an increase of 4001. in the receipts under that head, using from a till ference in favour of the company as regarded penalties and premiums. The decrease of 14,000/. on homeward freight was one of the effects of the cessation of the American war, as bearing on the amount of specie sent to this country. The company had also suffered from competition with • highly subsidised French line of steamers. It was im possible that they should not suffer from that cause, and the only way in which they could meet such rivalry was by making their service as popular as pos sible. He was happy to say that he had himself found universal contentment among passengers, owing, no doubt, to the exertions of the company's officers. In the last six months there was an increased mileage of 6,000 miles in order to afford additional accommodation. Re duced rates arising from competition could not but lead to temporary loss, but he believed they now knew the worst of it. As regarded the new route across the Isthmus of Panama, he thought it would prove very ad vantageous to the company. The manner in which the work had been done by the New Zealand and Panama line had given great satisfaction •o the passengers. The dis tance tan was no less than 6,000 miles, and the Cum was kept within a few hours. As to repairs, the expenditure of the next six months would exceed that of the past six months ; but the sum set aside for that purpose would be sufficient to cover it. As io the insurance account, they were thank ful to Providence and to their captains that they were enabled to divide a considerable sum out of it. In that they reaped the advantage of having a set of officers who had been gradually educated for their duties, and he believed that a better set of officers did not exist. He might add that after deducting the amount now to be divided out of that fund, there would remain a balance of 200,0001., though 300,0001. had been taken. Mr. EDEN COLvILK (a director) made some remarks con firmatory of the Chairman's statement with regard to the advantages of the service from Panama to New Zealand ; and in the course of them he said an official at the Colo nial-office, with whom he was conversing on the previous day, observed that hecalculated that some despatches which would leave to-morrow by the Tasmanian for Panama, would reach New Zealand before some which left to go by the Marseilles and Suez route on the 26th inst. The report having being adopted, and a dividend of 3/. per share, and a bonus of 21. per share having been declared, the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 8 LX. r. l Extrema. W. _ let 11. T. W. s i W. R. i Nairn 129.90 41 B.W. 3I 6 W.N.W. I c I 1 Lberdeen -'29.92 4!, W. 1 ,1 N. Leith Ardrostan 29.96 49• N.W. 3, 6 N.N.W. o —l3 Greencastle — —I -I - I - , Vslentia 30.04 63 8. 4 I N.N.E. I Air 'O.Ol. 5 'ape Clear 30.07 63 S.W. 4, 3 I N. mo 6 Liverpool.— 30.11 48 W.S.W. t, 8 I W. oc —l2 Holyhead Penzance_ Brett Lwient 30.1_62 E. 2, 6 W.S.W. of . 6.12 S Rochefort 30.24 54 8. S 14 8. ro COM 2 Wouth mouth Portsmouth 30.16 44 N. 12 10 I B.W. rc 0.20 1 London 3015 42 W.N.W. 2 . 9 8.8. W. rc 0.03 - Yarmouth. _ 30.00 46 N.W. 12 : 7 W.S.W. ,rm 0.44 1 acirboroaga. 36.06 43 W.N.W. 1 6 I W. rb 0.28 2 Bhirlds 30.04— N.W. 1 21 2 N.W. lo 2 Helder REMARKS. Barometers have risen conroaerablialnee yesterday afternoon, but in the west of Ireland a fresh diminution of pressure bas commenced, avid the Cede have hacked to the southward, with considerable sea A renewal of disturbed weather is therefore probable. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, Oct 30.—Saks to-day : —London and North Western, 1184 18 e in—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 50 1 1 1 4--M. hiland, L 9 shares. 11 p.—North British, 564—South Easte rn , 66 44 a 5 44 s—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 44 1-16 l--Erie, 504—Great Luxembourg Fhares,l2l—Emplre Marine (Limited lid —Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, p.—Anglo American Telegraph. 141—Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent., 4 5-16—Mersey Steel and Iron Limited , d.—Natlonal Steam ;Limited', 144 d.—Runcorn Soap and Alkaline (Limited;, P. ASCHISTga, OCT. 30.—A fair business was done, bat prices were generally a little lower. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited;, 14; ;---Atlantic Telegraph Pref. 8 per cent. 85— Ebbw Vale C , Company 'Limited!. 131 4—Great Eastern, 26 I; Great Luxembourg. 123—Great Northern A. 1264—Great Western of Canada, 103—Greeks, 14—Great Western, 631 ; 3 {—lllinois, 76} c.—John Brown and Co. (Limited' 30 d.—Lancaehire and Yorkshire, 124 I—London and North We stern, PB—Manchester, Sheffield, and ILineolnshire, 503 { ; ; ill 1;3 {—Metropo litan, 121; ; 2—Midland , 1243-North British, 361 6 ; Mouth Eastern. es I—Thames and Marine Insurance (Limited), 3 13-16 p.—Turkish Five per Cents., 30; c. Bianisoll,4m, OCT. 36—Business done: London and North Western Railway, at 1181. Closing prices : Stratford-upon- Aron Railway, 141, sellers ; South Staffordshire Railway, 821, sellers ; Great Western Irredeemable 41 per cent., 8.5, buyers : Birmingham Canal, 86;, buyers ; Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 10; to 11 ; Lloyd's Bank • Limited!, 7; to 7; prem. : Stafford shire Joint Steck Bank Limited), 33 to 3; prem. ; Birmingham Financial , Limited), 13 to 1 dia ; and &Hash Steam Cooperage and Cask I.inilted), 33 to dB. wEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1866. sARNED'S BANKING COMPANY.—(THIS DAY.) APPLICATION IN THE BOLLS CHAMBERS. This morning the cue of Barned's Banking c o mpany, which fan- d at Liverpool during the recant asenclal oriels with upwards of 4,000,0001. sterling of Be wails, was spin before Mr. Church, the chief clerk to the Meier of the Balk Er . Mamma, eoßeitar, made en applioation ea behalf of o seributories to enlarge the time within which to talcs it a summons to allow cause why the certificate of shares ode by the chief clerk should not ba varied by the ex. oss ieg of the names of bb 46 clients en the mooed of isted sod misrepresentation. The question was whether ifs person entered into • contract under false eepremmta tims he was to be deprived of any remedy because he did, s ot Dew of the frauds before the legal time had expired p o r appealing against the eertified list of contanteilem The Chief Clerk thought that the proceeding .bald be ty motion in court and not by summons in chambers. Mr. Hanson (Freshileld earl Co.) said that the official hoiciatore for whom he appeared deeded in tote the alle segue al fraud. Doabtlemi the court had power to nuke Me order prayed if it thought fit to exercise it. The Chief Clerk was of opinioa that the only thing be meld do wee to allow the applicant to be at liberty, on payment of orate, to take out a summons to vary the cer- Shah ; but he would adjourn the matter until tomorrow (Thursday), to ascertain what bad been done in that °Moe previously in similar cues. NII SCUTTLING OP THE SHIP SEVERN. APPREHENSION OP ONE OF THE OWERS. MANSION-HOUSE.—(THIS DAY.) Thomas Borwick, described as being a captain - h the mermintde marine, and resident at 2 9, Approach jnd, Victoria-park, was brought up in the custody d Detective Sergeants Webb and Bub, and charged Wore Aldeman Sir R. W. Carden with being con- cued with one Lionel Holdsworth and others in felt). D imly casting sways certain British ship called the Severn, l b pregerty of Thomas Ward, of Botolph-lane, City, on *high mas, on or shout the 15th of June last. The c ans was preferred by Captain William Downward, on lib & of Lloyd's Salvage Association.gr. Reap Lewis appeared for the proseeution xi W. & Buchanan was in Attendance to watch the case • she park of the prisoner. Tke facts and cimunetanoes connoted with the scuttling of the ship Severn off the Caps de Verde Islands on the ltik June last have already been fully reported At recently on the occasion of the examination d Webb, the chief mate of the ship. and must be fah 16 the recollection of the public, and. thereto(' the repelitien is unnecessary. The evidence adduced to-day vac directed to show that the present prisoner was part mow of the 'hip jointly with linnet Holchwortli, who has abounded, and for whose apprehension a reward of 1001. b.' men offered, and the joint ownership having been m ad, and the previous evidenoe having been reespi.u- Mr. Lewis applied to have theprimaer remanded until the asie day as that appoint. d for the further examination of Webb, the chief mate, and of Joseph Stanfield Dean. alias William Alsip, who arc already in custody, charged with Wig implicated in the offence. alderman Sir & W. Carden granted the application, awl the prisoner was remanded to Friday next. Stscriow MOVEMENTS.—We are informed that there is no foundation for the statement that Mr. Beckett Denison intends to contest Hull at the next election. Although he has been repeatedly asked to stand for diffe rest places, he has always declared that he intends to re main film to his friends in the Southern Division of the West Riding, whose interests he advocated so well at the hat election, until they inform him that they do not longer wish for his services, which they are hardly likely to do. And we believe the more correct expectation to be that Mr. C. B. Denison end Mr. W. S. Stanhope will be again put forward by the conservatives, with the well 'minded expectation, from the improved state of the re viser, that their cause will be on the next occasion atirely succesefuL —Herald. THE PROTESTANT CLERGY IN PROCESSIONAL EmunrioNs.—As they do the lookers-on feel as men would feel who beheld pass, their priests thus engaged is some religions demonstration? Are they so many spiritual fathers, the confessors and directors, of the people? Do men look with reverence on this very Isere* of men as that of those who have forsaken if else that they may become what they are, the celibate celebrants of awful mysteries, di nt descendants of the Apostles, men in whose treats are the secrets of fathers, wives, sons, sal daughters? No, they are for the most part re cognised in a very different we —owners o four wheelers, or even, perhaps, • brougham, the fortunate possessors of glebes, heads of families, the lesser powers of entry and town parishes ; so-and-so lately mairied, this sae said to be about to marry so-and-so's daughter, or lately refused by her ; there is one great as a farmer ; anther famous as an antiquary, the man who gives such keg prices for old oak chairs ; then there goes the man who wins prizes for flowers, walking with another who is great on the subject of bees; then there is the man who never will let the farmers alone, and that ether who all thought would be the last archdeacon ; on to the lest curate. The men are but clergymen der all, doing a kind of holyday demonstration, excellent fellows moat of them, with their families making a great lei of the staple of the pleasant social life of their re apective localities, as suoh more or leas respected ; but as Mesta, in the now asserted sense of the word, does one sea in • thousand who may look on the exhibition for one moment heed them, or would he do so even if the heaps wore mitres and they and all their following were attired according to the full fashion of the days of Edward T1?—" S. G. 0." in the Tame. Dn. HOOK ON DISSENT.—At the soiree in can oe:ion with the Leeds Church Institute, held on Monday, Dr. Hook, Dean of Chichester, who was one of the Takers, said :—We have lately seen that the An:h i:whop of Canterbury has been attacked for doing his duty in Scotland. He has oummitted the great offence —I never knew that it was an offence before—of acting, mit is said, as • dissenter. Why, everyone must act as a bunter if he cannot conform to the reli- Pau denomination that is established as the thatch. If Hindooism or Maliometenisin is established be may be called a dieenter—and I have always myself Molted upon dissenters with respect ; I have thought them nag in their principles, or I would have been with tan or they with we ; but whenever • man has made • sulfite for the sake of principle he is worthy of honour. At the beginning of this century we were tolerated in Scot had ; up to that time we were not only dissenters, but utolerated dissenters. Since that time we have gone on emu*, always acting fairly and honourably to the seal:dished church, hut still clinging to our own. We lane, I believe, amongst the upper and middle classes, Notably a majority of the people of Scotland, and we know ray well, from what we have seen going on, that the example we have set is influencing our brethren of the t'rk; and I believe that some in this room who live forty ran longer will find the two acting together : experience of each other will have been obtained; the kirk will become I regularly organised church, and we shall see the two supping together in charity and peace. LONDON PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.—The annual meeting of this society, which was founded in 1841 for the Purpose of relieving the poor with bread and coals in all Pits of the metropolis and its suburbs, was held last munieg at the offices, No. 17, Ironmonger-lane, Cheap aide, the Rev. W. Rogers, M.A., in the chair. The repent, *in was read by the hon. secretary, Mr. J. H. 'deeps, stated that the society, since its establishment, a quarter of a center q ago, had gradually increased in importance still It bad obtained its present position as one of the net useful amongst the benevolent institutions of the metropolis. There was, as was always the case in winter, "Me from want of employment, and in consequence of much sickness, a great amount of distress, which the com mittee attempted to alleviate to the extent of their Power. Upwards of 758 tons of coal and 4 2 tons of bread were distributed last winter, the tickets being received at 178 stations, extending over the metropolis and suburbs, the society thus pre ng all the advantages of a local charity. On Sunday rooming, Feb. 21, a sermon was preached on behalf of the moiety before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, at St. Botolph, Bishopegate, by the Rev. Wm. Rogers, ILL, the rector, for whose kindness the committee de *red to record their grateful acknowledgments. Mr. Napletott, C.C., moved the adoption of the report, which sus seconded by Mr. Wm. Clark, who said that those no received tickets from subscribers could not barter theta or give them away, which he oonsidered a very P eat advantage of the institution. The society, notwith 'tending thet it gave fi re to many cheerless hearths, and ;resided food for many empty stomachs, was attended !WI but very little expense, and in this respect he believed tt.wss unlike many kindred institutions in London. A vote of thanks tdingso the chairm an an d th e h on . secretary brought thjeacee to a close. e Innen CREW. LIT , . —The principal collector ti ropes is declared to be an Englishman, and a member min Humane Society, who died about seventeen years Wu To each rope was atoached a memoir of the subject us !offerer ; and in most instances the lost dying speech s prieonfesaion was annexed, proving, it is added, the per non to which, by dint of practice, the elovence of the mu, has arrived in the United ICinrrdom. Can it be, mlt asserted on th e author:ty of an English writer, whose Mau I forget, that in England the maa,ers were wont to Pulite their pupils in this kMd of eompo-ition, so that "?.? good Englishman on entering into the world had his krorution reacy en co. of the accident of the gallows!" le .mlue,. anything that a Frenchman, lettered or unlettered, L'" not believe of an Englishman—not at all out of ill tmt4e! or ill-will, but out of sheer ignorann ? In the Son. th of Janu ar y, 1866 , a French journal described the 'mash aristocracy as habitually risking their Cfagaiae de ft 4 _ 4 .e. on the result of a cock- fi ght ; and M. Feuillet de Mrs reproduces, without questioning, the statement Diderot that, M a secluded quarter of Bt. James's-park, Wl• • pond in which the female sex had the exch. Privilege of drowning themselves.—Ediebargh Resins, bow camber. 100 • all St .100 gg I g SOW all 16 all 100 ,100 66:000 40.000 60,600 00,000 50,000, A TELEGRAPHIC Farr.—The report of Mr. Blight's speech at Dublin, which appears in this mornineo papers, is, we believe, the longest submarine telegraphis menage ever received. LO W VB,ll. IMUOO sto,NO Iron SHARD LIST&-(THIS DAY.) 011 ahem. In the railway market to-day there is a demand for Greet Northern original and A stocks, which have risen to 1 per cent. Midland has also improved 1, while Metropolitan, South Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover have recede d Ito f. The transactions are limited, but the tone of this department is not unfavourable. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 1221 to ; Great Western, 53 to ; London and North Western ? 118 to 1; Midland, 124 t to ; Lancsalure and Yorkshire, 1241 to ; South Eastern, 65k to 1; Great Northern, 1 6to 117 ; ditto A, 1264 to 1271; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 181; Great &earn, 281 to ; North British, 38 to 1, ex all ; and Caledonian, 1211 to 122 k. gist Indian and Lombardo-Venetian railway ish; _ _ Asses are in request, and firm; the former are quoted 1034 to 104, and the latter, 161 to i. Grand Trunk of Canada remain dull, at 181 to 19f. Balm - We f 103} i 4 181 107 174 12j 4 dls 20 8 clis, 6 idis ,r r Pro a 7 dis dud 6 3 641 ti 10 di. 37 30 id 7 9pm __ _ I a 10 dL *lli id S 1 clia 46 ♦7 17 18 id 84 36 15 16 36 87 1 :iinn I 1 die 4 idts 6 6.W 17 18 it 11 cbs 15 13 MI SS 23 dig 2 4pm li Ofdis 22 24 di, 11 et ftb 9 iau 10 8 dls It I}ll, 7 9 pm' 11 tip* Ipm 11 22e 81 82 50,000 25 20,000 10 26,000 50 21,000 10 17,210 50 10,000 100 10,000 10 /7,600 10 11,600 10 10,000 17,061 10 26 0 10,000 100 "tool ts lomeitoo %NO 60 41 43 13 14 - i - i dial 8 6 di, 93 94 14 16 9 7 dl.l 10 dd4 it 2 dls, 1 9 pm! 1 3 pmi 67 6 44 46 Idb par! ldis psr , 41 4$ id' di') —dial 7} gill 0 IS, Iria,oool X4 llll 100,1 *4 , 1,000,000 100, 100, 100, lOC 1e4,600 1,545661 11,671,1 (00,1 110,0001 1,000,200 250,000 500,000 1,863,100 171 id - 9} — Ms -di. ,- 86 IS It 10 its id T 6 Ma id 46 48 9 7Ms Y 66 pd IP. pries• i Wei. -- • sc e=d West India ;1 00 , 130 133 Mot •fto Doe4o • Loodon rnio'W ISO II OD 100 Do. Deb. 84 4p. M•4l all SO OoolhauspOos iso St limey Ccausercial lOO No. ILL GOVERNYENT MIECITEITIIS. ep. 4.41172 D. 'lllll6 Cira. Do. Gllpm.orot p..M.P.A c.,137744. oi. Do. Spercaillar.3 Do. IlpercLJan.&7 Do. apor ct. c `3l 4 G uZig:l:l3* Do. dd. neo-di Do.Bo.o.Ap.tOet.llloo .11011.140v.186 146p.ct Do. 18711. 40.. Mauritius pea 0t.,1873 1878 1806 Nate/ Gov. 9 per cent.. New Drara-Gov.6perct. New Booth Wales Goy.. 5 p. ann., 1871 to 1676 Do. 6 p. e. 1688 to 1695 D0.6p.0r,1967 to 1916 Do. do. Scr:p New Zealand (Spec cent Do. Spec cent Do. 6 per cent 18911 Non Poona p. e.,1875 Queensland Dor. 6 p. of &Aunt Gov. 6 p. c.,67-77 Do. 1878 and upwda. c. Jan July Do. Ip. AprAl&Ge 7sl,eoel St3.ooof 7.000,000 i PORZION No. I 811. Mums 36,! 2 100, 1 10, 20 10, 6 16, 16 U... 1 SO, 6 1; 60 10, 90 NC 1 26,000 S 15, 1 60,000 2 20,0001 20 68,000 11 15,0001 S 10,0004 6 103,81 1 50,0001 4 10,00(4 SD 100, 6 1 110, 1 11,4488 20 42,1741 30 10,001) 2 60,000 1 10,0048 10 6,000, 10 20,000' 6 80,000. 1 75,000. 1 1 46.0001 2 AlemlUas Limited) !Anglo-Braaeold(Lim ) 'Andrabus , grazilLA 3LCo. (Lim ) Cape Copper (limited) !Copula Silver (limited) 'Choutalee6.&&llla.„L Cebre Copper .Coplapo k Limited) Don Pedro, N. Del Rey Peat Del Rey (limited) Portant (Limited) .7rontino & HolivitOold (General gapunda (limited) :Linens (Limited) Lusitanian (Limited) Mariquita 'Panuleillo Copper (L ) IPontgibauditilver Laid Port Phillip Santallarb.GoldM.(L) Scottish Austral.(llm.) St. John del Rep (Lim.) United Mexican (Lim.) Val Antigone Gold VallansucsOold(lim ) Vancouver Coal (lim I Val Massaro (Limited) Waahoe Gold (Limited) Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peninsula (lim ) Yndanamatana 92 112 90 92 90 01 TO 78 16 TT 100 106 101 14:11 101 HS 109 106 87 90 101 106 106 107 106 106 106 106 106 106 196 107 ICS 106 96 99 92 Si 91 118 86 86 92912 92/ 1 2 2 41. 26 98 io 33 93 96 96 96 92 96 106 107 102 103 FOREIGN OBLIGATII all 'O. Luxembourg sp. cent. all I Do. all ,Havana and Matanzas all Lausanne and Fribourg all )(Manus and Sabanala all Do. &mond Issue all 'North of France S p et, all j Do llateCharL Sip ,ct. 111 ! °U°22lla (Smyrna_ ac) 40 all 90 all Do. New Sp.ct. 100 an &self. &S. F. ;Porn.).. 4 tall Royal Swedish 5p ct . 100 all &aim& La Grande p. Ol. 49 all S.Aue. &Lom-Ven.Bp.c. 100 ;South East.of Port.7p.c. 20 all 18onthernolFrance3p.c. 20 all ! South Italian, 8 per at. 10 411 IW. &N.W. of Bra. 3p. a. 29,0001 16,041 4, 26,0 949 00, 20,0001 90,000 50,0® 40,000 10,400 17,600 m:666 I 12,0.0 . woo° 10,000 100]0261 11100,820 2271,000 7,600 10,000 10,000 10,000 iliooo' 80;000 113,813 1879,975 70.000 10,000 10,000 26;000' 10,000 10,000 160,000 10,000 11:69 , 1 100.000, 20,000 80,000 171 1 1 4 87 00 97 100 BB 92 12 1 1.21 75 66 lei Ti 86 4 6 Icars sir I$ 1 .1 r m .4t. _par •—• 2k at I 4 3 all I 1 2 2 I 0141, 111 121 96 96 11 2 116 62 91 9 111 121 6 6 111 121 10 lAnglo-AmericanTel.,L), 10 Angio-Merican Mint -- St. AtUnite TeL 8 p.ct. kLYI 25 !Australian 26 lAustrallan M.L.&1 1 n.(L.1 10 I BatteparahTealastateaLl 10 iltarlln Waterworks (L 11 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L 6 Bombay Oas (United ! 11 Do 13rd Mew 6 Do New 60 British American landl 81. 18. & I. Msg. TeL (L) 1 1241 Canada Company 10 ,CanadlanLoan& Luv(L ), I tl3 'Ceylon Comny ! 201 'Onto A ura 20 ChinaSt Ship& L.CoalL. I 10 (City Discount, Limited. I 1116 ICltyollendonit.Pro.(lll 30 'City of Milan Impro.(l )i I 30 I Do. _ i bill ' • II 60 6.e l" lus o ell 100,000 so,ooo {0 ,000 , ,I ilisl *:« s il iiii:666 30,000 60 000 .fpooooo 10,000 , 4,000 90,000 1 50,000 12,000 _40,000 10i,626 6,000 10,000 Si 1 14 54 164 f 141 90 95 IT 19 Idli ipma 4 9 dim 11 114 , Idls Ipm 3 t 4 9 id 6,6001 64,600 60,600 .26 'City of Moscow Or (L)', 60 'City Offices (Lim.) 60 Colonial (Limited) 60 °Commercial Volon!Ins 10 [ Wm. of AfrlcanMer.(L 60 ' Conso li dated Dia (L) 20 ',Continental Un.Clea (L ) 1100 ;Contract Corporation( L) 1 26 I Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.7i p.c. 10 IC. Foac. of &Wand (L.) 60 Do.of Mauritius (L.) St. 'Crystal Palace St. I Do. Preference St. Do. Bp. et. Peep. Deb. 1 20 Darjeeling (Limited) . 100 IDlacounteorporation',l.; 10 !Eastern Aram Tea (L.' 60 ILlndiaLC.tt FlaL. 20 12. India d Canal 60 Ebbw Vale 20 :EgyptianCons.d'Trd.(L) Si. .Electric Telegraph 3 lbsg.itAns.Copper (LIM 60 Eng. and Foreign Credit 100 Eng.& Scottish Maria (L 10 ilfairbairnhltigneering 20 Fore-at (Warehouse (L ) 60 Gellivara (Limited) 20 G.Credit&Pht.of Lon.(l; 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 60 illotne &Colonial As.(L ' 10 Hongliong dt China Or 20 Htnison's hay 60 Humber Iron Works (L ' 20 Im.LandCo.Marseilles L 60 'Imo& Mer.Cdt.Ass. (L 2 Indian Carrying (Lint.s 60 international Contract 20 'lnternat. Finan.Soc...( L 1 20 !Internat.Land CredinL 50 Italian Land. I 20 Italian Inig.(Can.Cay.), 100 • Do. p. c. Eds. r. 1870' 60 Land Securities Urn.) 25 Lond.AfricanTrading , 26 Lon. & Caledon. M. (L ' 10 .Loa.CountyLand/BAL;I 6 ',loud. DistrietTeleg.(L. 50 Loud. Plasm. Aro. IL. • 6 Lond. G. Omnibus C.(L...• 0 1 60 Lond.itGlasg.Eng.Co.(L I. 60 Loud., Italian, dc. 1 1 60 Lond.Ydra. Discount (L I. 20 Lund. Provincial Maxine I 20 Madras Iniga.dtCanal 1 20 Do. I, 26 .Marine Investment I' 20 'MauritiusLand, dm. (L 10 'Medit. Erten. Tel. 'L) I I! 60 ;Merchant Shipping (L !' I; 20 F.L.l.6tDock(L;( ! 50 , Millwall IronWorka : 10 Natal Land &Col.C. (L )1 26 'National Ms. Coro. (L. 26 Mo. New,iu.sp.tetobepdi , 26 : NatlooalProV.Marine Ll .100 National Steam Nar.( I. ;1 20 NerbuddaCoal&lron;L. ) ' 20 Do. New 26 N.YAndand L. &M. Ag.' L I 26 N.Zealand T.& Lean ! 10 iNorthern Amam Tea (L. 1 10 I Do. B St. ,N.Bria.Aostralaaian (L ;• 60 .N.Brit.&Mercan.ln.fl. S 10 Nowtong Tea iLlratted) U 'Ocean Marine (looms. 50 !OrtentalFinandar Um.)( 6 'Oriental Gas (Ilmltad) 1 6 Do. New 10 Orient Inland Steam:L :1 I I 10 'Otago & Sthland Invest I 20 OttomanComm.ny:L )) I 160 OttomanFinaomal:L • 6 'Ottoman OM ; Limited . 60 Overend,Gurney.Co.,l. 1 , 10 ; Panama B.IL Stearo.L. • _6 L Do. do. 1414 84 2 zd idOOO 1 12 ells ad i 10 26 87 90 76 80 2 1 1 dig par 1 die ar 102 9 2 1 82 2 II Bdlo 7 6 121 111 *die IPE I-1 , P d a t r ai 4 I dis zd 11 ... 15. n -107 110 107 110 I 444 14 11 (111 7 6&a 6 44 611 las par I lie+ 2 1? li i 8 10 14 17 25 20 dls 8 7 die 16 14 1 Odle —d 11 %11.!t 4 2 2 4 5 ii 4 7 bMs 1 4 Sidi', t 11 - 16 14 010 3 8} 19 17 4116 20 18 Ms 11 9 dls 1414 pm 16f Y+ il l l i ota li n 2 2 9 7 dli 111 10141 10 . 8.411, 2 iol 13 ildlil 10 pm 3 4ipm WM 16 13 .11a par t pm: par 4pm VIM Ipm Par i P lO 3 1 edit 8 6 &la 45 66 16 17 111 t 1101 a 15 143 pro 10 8 6 it iclis par 1 2 121. par 16 13 dl. 2 4 25 20 4111 31 4 8 1 88 42 62 64 10 12 pas 1 11 14 26 7 8 19 21 6 664 21 22 10‘ 107 120 126 21 18 dls 7 6 dla 6 4 dim 23 SS 46 65 i 3 14. sum= i *5OO 100,000 1,500 17,505 50,000 100.000 $O,OOO 50,0001 *OOO *OOO 10.000 St. Peel At,. Load& In. (L 60 Peninsular & o.Bteani 1 60 Do. do. New 10 Quebrada L., R., H. (L ) 60 Ithymney Irou 15 ' Do. New 121 Rlo.l.Cltrlmprov.(L.) 1 IS Do. do 10 .1110 Janeiro Gas (LliaLl l 'lOO 'Royal Ms!lSt's= St. Scot Andra. Invest. (1;1 50 Smith, KnlghL&Co (L. 20 Soe.Flnan. d'ldypte (L' 50 S. African M.& In. (L ) 25 , SonthAnstrallan Land St. Submarine Telegraph 1 Do Scrip TeLConstroe.&Main(l ) `" Do. Do. 20 'Mamma Mersey In (L) 20 Trinidad Patrolman (L.) 10 Trust&Ageneyot Alan 10 IT. & L 00. of U. Canada 10 .Un.Marine of Liver. It United K. Teleg. Co 10 Univers. liartne ins L ) 10 !Upper AssamTes (Lim) 10 Do I'V w an Dtereem's Land IL 11 !ro. 11ceropotlitypt(Ifor.X., AO Warrant Finance (Lim.); SO setlndia&PacilleSts(L' 1 pini II •y!! iiiiisOi Is,soo so x° } Pal 1 Oid i is } 1 PE 1_ 2_ it ii2l Ili 91. PREFERENCE SHARES. m—OriginalPrefteenee 4; per oast, 85. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), & South Aturtrian and Lombardooiresetiaa, 161. 9 7; -I 1-BMs 1 6 4 — GNI WI MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Oss o'CrApcz. The funds are dull to-day, but the present quotations are not worse than those last cur rent yesterday. The disposition of the public seems to be still to sell English government CII- rities, and to invest the proceeds of such sales in Indian and other stocks, yielding a better rate of interest. There was little business in British railways, but the tendency of prices, on the whole, is not unfavourable, the variations being about evenly balanced. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange great inactivity is ap parent, and stocks sins quite neglected. Some of the speculators show a desire to close out standing transactions, because the House will be closed to-morrow. No general expectation seems Ito prevail that the Bank rate will be lowered to morrow. The requirements in connection with the Indian bills and the Stock Exchange settlement having been met, the money market is quieter to-day ar.d there an increased disposition to take the beat paper at 31 percent., or g below the present charge at the Bank. The quotations for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 3 to 31 per cent. Consols are now quoted 801 to for money, and 891 to for the Bth of November. Spanish Certificates have declined 1 per cent., but the other speculative foreign stocks are un changed, in the absence of business. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 571 to 58/ ; ditto, 1865, 201 to 301 ; Greek,l3f to 141; Spanish Passive, 21/ to ; ditto Certificates, 13i to ; Italian of 1861, 55i to / ; Mexican, 15/ to 161. United States 5-20 Bonds are unaltered, but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have improved 1 to 1 per cent., being quoted 51 to / and 77 to / respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have again declined 2s. 6d., viz., to 141 to j, but Atlantic Telegraph are without change, at 41 to A balance-sheet has just been issued by the lip& dator of the Professional Life Assurance Company, front which it appears that the liabilities on the 30th of September stood at 56,3161., and the assets at 8,2991., showing a deficiency of 48,0171., which has to be provided by a call upon the share holders. International Financial shares are quoted 1 to 1 die. ; London Financial, 14 to 14} die. ; General Credit, 2to 1; dis. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 4} dia. ; National Discount, si to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to Tenders were opened this morning at the Bank of New Zealand for the fourth instalment, amount- ing to 100,0001. of the New Zealand Government per cent. loan, to bo issued at[92/. ss. for eery 100/. in debentures. The total applied for was 1,053,0001., and it was officially announced that all tenders for a smaller sum than 1,0001. will receive no allotment. The exchanges with the,;continentl are dull, and there are some signs of a revival of the demand for gold for shipment thither. Under these circum stances the question of a movement at the weekly court to-morrow will probably depend upon the nature of the forthcoming Bank return. It is worthy of notice that within the last few weeks extensive dealings in 'ltalian stock have arisen in the Berlin market, being, as it would appear, a somewhat curious consequence of the alliance between Prussia and Italy. About 80,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 10,000 sovereigns were with drawn for Alexandria. Since the date of the last return 317,000/. has been sent in from abroad, while only 20,0001. has been withdrawn for export. There is now some demand for bullion for expor tation to the continent, owing to the flatneas of the Paris exchange. The City of Boston, from New York, has brought 4,5001. in specie. The Mexican dollars by the steamer Shannon were sold yesterday at 4s. Ilid. per ounce, showing no change. Little alteration occurred yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges. The rates for short bills on Paris were a trifle lower, and them, fur 3 months drafts on Holland slightly higher. The list of quotations is annexed. Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.191 •, ditto, short, 11.151 to 11.161 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.194; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.421 to 25.471; Brussels, 3 months; 25.42.1 to 25.474; Hamburg sod Alton*, 3 months, 13.81 to 13.81 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ito_ 3 months. 6.251 to 6.26 4 . St. Petersburg, 3 months, 291 to 291 ; Paris, short, 25.121 to 25.221 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 119 , 1 to 120; Vienna, 3 months, 13.1 to 13.25; Trieste, 3 months, 13.20 to 13.25; Madrid, 3 months, 47/ t 0471 ; Santander, 3 months. 474 to 471; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 48; Seville, 3 months, 481 to 48; Malaga, 3 months, -18 to 471; Valencia, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Bar celona, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Bilbas, 3 months, 474 to 471 • Saragossa, 3 months, 474 to 474 ; Leghorn, 3 mon'ths, 27.40 to 27.50; Genoa, 3 months, 27.40 to 27.50 ; Nitple., 3 months, 27.40 to 27.50 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.40 to 27.50 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.40 to 27.50 ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 511 to 511 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 511 to 514. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,9691. over last year ; the Metropolitan, an increase of 1,4541. ; and the Glas gow and South Western, an increase of 3491. A general meeting of the Ottoman Financial Asso ciation (Limited) was held yesterday, for the pur pose of filling up the vacancies now existing in the number of liquidators, Masers. Kitson, Rogerson, Robarts, Tabor, and the Hun. R. T. R awley having resigned the office of liquidators since their appoint ment. Resolutions were passed appointing Mr. Daniel Hart and Mr. James Thompson to fill the vacancies. A special general meeting of the Northern Rail way of Buenos Ayres Company (Limited) is called for the Bth November, " to consider and decide upon what terms and conditions the necessary funds shall be raised for the purpose of discharging the pressing and urgent claims upon the company." A petition for the winding up of the Leeswood Iron Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 10th November. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Insurance.—Atlas, 9, 81 ; Commercial rtdon, 5, 41 ; Eagle, 601, 1 ; English and Scottish Law Life, ,1; Guar dian, 44t; Indemnity Marine, 115 ; Liverpool and London and Globe W. annuit.), 201, 1 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 8 ; London and Provincial Lew, 41 ; Lon don and Provincial Marine, 21, 14, 2 ; Marine. 90 1 ; North British and Mercantile 16 ; Ocean Marl wive ; L'hanies and Mersey Marine ( Limited), 6 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 21. Gaslight and Coke. — lmperial , 741 ; 'Auden, 63, 4 ; Westminster Chartered, 644. Docks.—London and St. Katharine, 674, 8 ; Surrey Commercial, 108. Waterworks.—Berlin, 111 ; Chelsea, 29, 81. TCLBDAT EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 890 to for the Bth Nov., opened this morning at 819, and closed at 891 to For money the last price was 89* to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, f ; ditto, for account, 89*, ; Three per Cents. , Reduced, 87, ; New Three per Cents., 87, 6* ; Annuities, 1865, 1215 - 16 ; Bank stock, 246,7 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 106*, ; ditto Four per Cent., 95, 3 ; ditto Five per Cent., "en faced " rupee paper, 101 g. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 4a. prem. The dealings in foreign bonds were upon a very moderate scale, and the general course of prices was rather unfavourable. Venezuelan of 1862 de clined 1 per cent. ; ditto old, Mexican of 1864, and Spanish New Deferred, I : (=reek Coupons, Italian of 1861, and l'urkish of 1865, ; and Spanish Pas sive and Certificates, *. Italian of 1861 improved per cent. in the morning, but afterwards gave way, owing W t#ae reseipt of low* pia* bun Pans. Bank shares were inactive, and the only move ments were a rise of 1/. in Mercantile sail Exchange and a decline to the lime extant is Union of Ireland. Imperial Ottoman aloud at 1 , I to of din., being steady at yesterday's advance. . Anglo-American Teraph shares 'webs deaf'—'y heavy, and experienced a fresh fall of 12s. 6d. at 155., closing at 14g to }. Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference were also 2s. 6d. lower, • at 4 3-16 to 5-16 ; but Telegraph Construction showed no change, at 1 to 1 prem. London Financial shares were again inquired' for, and attained a further rise of 10s.; but General Credit relapsed ss. International Financial and , Credit Fonder of England showed no change of ilar portance. Prices were quoted as follows • ternational Financial, 11 to It dim. ; Clenersi• Credit, 2 to 14 din. ; London Finan cial, 15 to 14 dim. ; and Credit Fonder of England, 41 to V I din Hudson's Bay shares closed at 163 to 17 ; tional Discount, at 9} to 10 prem. ; being ss. lower ; and General Ottoman, at} to prem. la . the miscellaneous department there was a demand.. for Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares, which roue about D. 10s. Eiyptian Trading also improved be. ; while Royal Mail Steam fell it. ; Imperial Land of Marseilles, 10r. ; and Thames and Mersey Insurance, ss. Queensland government debentures were in quired for, and advanced 1 per cent., but Victories declined owing to the proposed new issue. There was little business in American securities, and the market was rather dull. The 5-20 Bonds and Illinois Central Railway shares were offered, and declined and k per cent. respectively. Brie were unaltered. Prices closed as follows :- 5-20 Bonds, 63k to I ; Erie Railway shares, 50} ; Illinois Central, 76J to '771 ; Atlan tic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 644 to 05} ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 40 to 41, ex coupon. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Ors o'CLoci. The battlement being over, there is an increased amount of business in the mining market to-day, and prices are somewhat firmer. East LovellOVest Caradon, Great South Tolgus, Prince of Wales, and Chiverton shares are in ood demand. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—East Lovell, 12l to 13 ; West Caradon,. 17 to 18; Prince of Wales, 265. to 28s. ; Great South Tolgas 10e. to lris. ; West Chiverton, 584} to 60 ; Nada Treskerby, to g ; Tincroft, 9tolo ; and Chiver ton Moor, 44 to Y. A call of li)s. is to be paid on the shares of tha Llanberia Slate Company (Limited) by the 30at November. O.IIDERAILY MAUS AND STOOL& Bh. IPK I E.MLW•7B ( C = I Sal" "IS to 1 p.m. flt. 189 ilinetoi ami Ember O7 89 87 SS. 100 Ithledookin 80 100 ao all ,So lu rralTsassos in .11 'Cornwell 6 6 8l 100 'Thibllnendßeffaatleme 66 II IS. 100 Dundee,Perth,&AbdJn TO TI -- 100 ill Ilea London NeetpOorl 100 10 I Do 31. 100 ,Olarsow and& Western 115 119 6r. 100 'Gila Eastern Ord. St. 164 161 2 6 1 as. 100 ! Do. E. Ang. Stk., No. 6 I SR 100 • OreatNorth of 8R 100 lOreat Northern St. 100 D0..11 j A ree.nodir. an- 124 1271 VA 7 BR 100 IDe.B 1 til6p. ais pakll3 —.— SR 100 , Do. New tea. a' 26 pm. Bt. 100 ;Do. Ord. Def. Dir. Stock —.— 8R 100 Silt South* West. (Ire.) 00 91 St. 100 , Oreat Western 6B 631 2 . ft. MO 1 Do.StourVsLOnitiltif 84. 100 1 Do. South Wales . al 100 Do. W. 11111.--013;ril as as 8R 100 Do. Do. Newport 43 is 84. 100 ,L.ocuhire.Yorkahfre 1241 1241 1241 4 84. 100 'ln m, 48 m, iftathsm, Coast v 19 08 90 a SC 100 Leedo&Do 18 st. 100 1 Do.MelMen.ABp.e. 10 1 10 191 St. 100 1 Loudon& North Weeia. 1171 114 118 &171 for m. lt. 100 LoudonBBenthWeetern 82 84 83 M. 100 Man. Shef., & Lincoln& 150 61 62 11 21 11 100 retropolltan 122 113 10 2 1 4 8 1 10 81 Do New 1 °E. - 1 10 all Do. Extension 1 100 all Itetropolitan District BO 86 1 1.10 10 Do. do. do. pm 10 all Do. &Sk John's-wood 124 84 100 Midland 1 1241 1244 9 7 Do. 69 Shares 9t. 100 Do. hirm. & Derby. 94 96 26 all ,Mid Kent — 84. 100 'North British U. 100 Do. Min ,Perth,Thind. 16 20 I Bt. 100 N. Eastern—lierwlek 104 108 106 li 161 Do. 0. N.E. Pure. M. 100 Do. Leeds U. 100 Do. York 99 10 7 1 991 100 34. 100 Do. Carlisle — 16 all Do. Stock &Darling. 344 , 115/ 34 4 96 20 Do. do., 186041 8R 100 North London 10 0 Do. do., 1854-6 10 4 Do. do., 1866 — --pm St. 100 ,NorthStallordshire 72 74 73 Bt. 100 1 14. & & Western June. 114 118 It, 100 Booth& Central St. 100 'Shropshire Union St. 100 South Devon 42 44 a It. 100 : South Eastern 10 all Staints,WokingliamAc 8 9 Bt. 100 WI Yale 10 1 ; Do. 0 1 ligra 8l 100 ;Waterford & Kilkenny 10 4 Waterloo & Whitehall BRITISH POSSESSION& Atiantle &St. Lawrame , B. Bar. &C. In. gsp.e.. F Shares IMAGO° & Lake Nunn Do. Preference Bar.,Brant.,ertchl 11iWicent . I Cal &S. Eastern 5 p. e.g. *Cage T. & Dock 6 p. e.g. Deanerara,7p.e East Bengal gu. P rE... ; East Indian gu. 6 d 0... 'Grand Trunk of Canada Do. Equip.M..B.6p.et Do. lst pref. Bonds .. Do. do. deterred Do. fud pref. goods. Da do. deferred Do. drd ppret. Stock.. Do. do. deferred ' Do. etti pref. stock.. ' Do. do. deterred Great Indian Peninsula Do. gua. 6 per cent Do. New do I Do. New at. S. of India. g. 6p. ct Do. 41 pot cent. Do. 'GC Western of Caz;;dai ' Do. New Do.L.Bdepal.'B73l Do. do. do. 1677-6 I Indian ch(Lholted) MaDo. dras a rum. 6 p. cent. do o.. do. do Do. Do. Fifth Extension Meth. Corp. 6 per c. Bd.! Melia and HoLeon'e Bayll , Do. 6 p. ct., pay. 1880! I Do. 6p. et., pay. 1806 c.latp.ll. l Sande. gua. 6 par neut. Do. Delhi do Do. dn. do Do. PonJanto dm Do. Wu St. MR do. 56 58 100 102 }die par 4 71 bo uL 104 102 i 100 102 102 104 181 10/ 66 ES 67 69 60 66 38 60 Id '4 ne I/ 1 pm 1 pm' 1 pm i 90 101 91 IS 12} 12} 12} 13 116 97 82 65 2 6 1 8dI 8 OD 101 00 95 16 20 59 91 100 101 82 95 92 . 85. gil itedb 18 ali JOINT STOCK WILL -Sisis:---1.14 Mastennan's (L Albion AllianceLon.dLiverpool l Anglo Anstiian Anglo Etitai (Lim.) Anglo Italian (Limited) Anodic Rangel:lc sew sh Australasia lian Do ku s t Briew ,bautd tishC,oltua , p tola inl i Hank of Ncrßs Bank of 1. - oti' ciCon Bank of otMo ~Umltmil Bank of Queensland .L.)l Bankof Victotia, Austral' Bank of Nen Zealand.. Barned's Bank (Limited)! Brarillan&PortusmeseN British & Californian(L.) . British N. America ....1 Eb . ar - le; allftre.l6o.ll.. C. Bk. India, Ans., China. Ckart. Mar. of Ind* tin 6 - fonts' Co Com. m. Banklaak of Canada ) Can ludi a s&c 1 I I Consolidated Bank (L )' Delhi and London I East London (Limited); Eastern Exchange( Lim.) I &ninth and American j Engliaa Joint Stock (L' : Eng. Scot.& Anal. Chart) English and Swedish (L.); European Bank:Limited! I flinduni.CAlnadJap.(L'' Iraperbl Bank (Limited)l Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk ladle(L)! Deb.. 1864. 30 yrs; Lon Bk.ofllexicooltc.(Ll London end Brazillea 1 Do. New London& ILiverPlate(l) Do. New, Lea at Lipm Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of AnstrL, London and County ' London Joint Stock I London & South Atrium' I Lon. & S. V‘estern ( Lim.) I London &Venesuela(L), London & Westminster. Merchant Bank (Lim.) .1 Do. New Mereantile&ExehaniL) Metro. & Pror. Banta.) Midland Bank (Um) National of Australasia National of Uwerpeol N. Pro. of England Do. 2nd & Ord Lena National Bank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oriental Bank Commit Orient. Com. B. LlateO.C. I Do. do. It!IN•F• BO: do: Provhaßanktnioorp.(V Provinc. a Ireland .... Do. do. New Seinds,Puni..l6Deliti (1) Do. issued at s pat South Australia Stand_ of B. 8. Apia Do. do. us. at 6 pie Union of Australia Union of Ireland (Lim ) iirdes of Lade. 66 66 idl 11 13 U 30 I " dill - -- I i 41 13.1 138 . 8 4 il 14 13 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MIRK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Coastwise and by land cairisge the arrivals of wired fresh up to our market to-day from Fie: and Kent Imre only moderate, but the attendance of millers being limits'. the supply was equal to the demand. As regards pekes. the trade for both red and white parcels ruled firm, but the amount of business tran.acted ass only moderate. There was a tolerably good show of foreign wheat cm tin stymie. The transactions were chiefly in retail, at the full prices of Monday. Floating cargoes of wheat were in fair request at the re cent enhanced quotations. In other kinds of prodsse afloat a moderate bustuess was passing, and late rates were wall supported. Fine parcels of malting barley, owing to their scarcity, were readily disposed of at Monday's advance in prism. For grinding and distilling sorts the inquiry was limited. but no change took pßaca in the quotations. firm was nn on former terms. The supply on offer wee moderate. In fine oats sales progressed steadily, but Masi samples were much neglected. Loth beans and peas were operated in only to a modiste extent. In all husine. concluded, however, Monday's prices were firmly maintained. The flour trade was firm, on former terms. )n the whole. the demand for seeds was quiet. Cahn were firm, and, in some instances, rather dearer. CLEMENT PRICES E4O Per WITSAT. I. OATS. USK, Kent, red, 011 to ral Scotch potato unw „ 5i 6.2 w &4 i black new S 6 to 02 BasNa Nortoli and Lincoln red, new DARLST .. 5 - 2 to 5l; Halting .. IMUlling 50 30 53 314 to 40 33 to 41) Dt~LT. Tifekagiul ... Tick ULLriVM l'igeoti ITAS. Frei, Norfolk, h 1 64 W 74 Kingston and Ward GI W 7s Brown S4 to 57 RYIL New -co (key Maple Wb,te Boilers . Per Qr. 2. 8. 26 36 32 21 to IS 2O to 21 31 Is 66 38 to 66 46 tO 416 arrow 35 • . tit 36 to Itogliab, feed 2O to VI to 21 Beach, tor 2 4 25 to 29 FOR Per Qr. C & cuis. WHIAT, Dantrie and Konigs berg 603 to CS Kinti.st t Sled:lon = . Uussissi:hinl Mdt Ameilcan, red „ wltio LANCET. 43 to 40 42 to bo 46 toLI 43 to t to Grinding InrtiWog Slaking . 28 41 34 36 to 34 to limAN tx.ks. White • Yellow Flot:L Freud', persaeli.... 34 to OF 1.1.111. Spanish „ .... 34 to IF Dutch hrewlr..4 22 t', 28 1 American, per bd ... td ta at terAirht ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &e., INTO LONDON BY WATS& CARRIAGE, leltutd OCT. 27 to OCT. 30, ',ICU:2IYR Wheat ;Barley. , Malt. Oats. Flour. qrs. I qrs. I qra. qrs. brk. MAR English and Sentet 620 1170 ; I 1110 1120 .. oM lrish Foreign , 12170 9060 ) .. 1 34210 .. Ma Total I 16390 1 10:IMO 1120 r 34470 .. 21311 COMPARAI IVE QUANTITIM AND PRICES OF GRAIN. FOR TIM Will[ 120120 101 Tlil OORAISPONDIIO Wt OCT. 21. 1666. 11 1806. Qrs. Average gra Averaga. Wheat 7:039 62.. &I. Wheat 63,051 .. ata. 41. Barley 71,472 41$. 34. Barley 63,043.. Ilk II& Oats 6.206 .. 221. 10d. Oak 6.067 .. 21$. OA. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELCO/lA/M.) (FROM OUR ovnt coannewownraff.) lae market quiet. hut imchanged in price. Sales be. tween 8,0,10 awl 10,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.—(TIEFS DAY.) Boons.—There a an improved demand at fully previous prima. The private sales include Tobago at 28a. 6d. ; lierbice and Demerara, 29a. ; Antigua and fit. Vincent. 295. 6d. to MN. ; .Jamaica 295. 601. to ► 32 s. ; Cuba mus covado, 28a. lid. to 305.; yellow Havana. 3.M. to 355. 6d. ; brown Mauritius. 28s. hd. to 295. 6d. ; black, 26 5. ; Madras native at 265. Refined—prices are oteadily sop. ported, but there is no improvement in the demand. CnIMIL—The good qualities of Ceylon continue to go a freely at firm prices ; common sorb are in less request. but sell at prices which show no nataial change. Aso fallen, fine ordinary to middling trey, 735. to 78e. ; low middl;ng to middling colony, 78s. to 81s. lid. ; peaberry, 83s. 6d. to 88s. ; native Ceylon, glad and fine ordinary, nrta. firl. to fise. t ‘./vlinarv , 60s. 6d. ; small, 575. ; Ales- andria Mocha, B.le. to 88a. Tr.A.—The market remains quiet. Rum—Business has been done in Bedlam at 14s. led., and sea damaged Rangoon at lla. 3d. for first Glass. Bur.-60 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 3s. to 31. ld. ; and a small paroel of Leeward, at ls. SALTIVTU continues dull of sale. Corros.—A fair business I. doing, at steady prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices :—Town tallow, 435. 3d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 6d. ; Occubcr to December, 445. 3d. to 445. 6u.; Deannber. 445. 9d. to 45e. ; January to March, 455. 3.1. to 455. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patten lea and Smith report a good demand for hops of all descriptions at firm rates. Stocks are boom* very reduced. THE REPRESENTATION 07 BELFAST.—WiIIisER Mliechan, Esq., barrister-at-law, leas offered himself as • amidst, for the representation of Belfast. In his Ist address to the electors, with wbech the walla el Bells* wore covered yeetesday, be bases bin demi to the veins et the electors chiefly ea his being a Watt man, and is favour et a moderate measure of reform. In a second ad dress, issued last night, Yr. WYsehsa designates Maas a " bowel atnipsrvauvc."—,Nurtherst Map. 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