The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-08 00:00:00

11.kIL CoI:RT. tUttings at Nisi Prins at Westminster.—Ml elon Mr. Justice Shoe and a Common Jury.) ThiA court Ilia not sit until nearly 13 o'clock, in cons°. 4cl:cc of his lor.khip having to attend a meeting of the ,dge. for the consideration of the points raised about the La.. Fenian trial At 'Manchester. DARBY V. BEALE , AN', "THEM. The further hearing of this case was resumed this morn . Dr. Lankester and Colonel Dickson were called. y both 11,inwed that the plaintiff promised to bold r !it 111 free from all preliminary liabilities in the formation ..t tne New IZeforni Club. _ _ 1 Le c .se hat not concluded when our report left. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. >-r.iu« at Nisi Prius.—tlkfure Mr. Itarou Martin and a Common Jury.) PIMA , r vivi%v _ _ This was an action fur false imprisonment. The defen dant pleaded a justification. Mr. Garth, Q.('., and Mr. Day were counsel for the pL ; Mr. Gitfard, t!.C., for the defendant. The plaintiff was a young man, a clerk to the sheriffs of Middlesex, and the defendant wax • builder. It appeared that the plaintiff was employed in taking an inventory of the furniture of a house which the sheriffs bad seized under an execution ; and in the course of his examination of the property, he found in thawer a gold chain worth about :ea., which he took care of personally for the purpose of de livering it up to his employers. The daughter of the defendant had seen him put the chain in his pocket, and having informed her father of the circum stance, he followed the defendant, and finding him on the top of an omnibus at the Royal Oak, Bayswater, gave him into custody for stealing it. Ile was locked up all night, but upon being broueht before a magistrate in the morning was discharged. The defence was that the circumstances under which the chain was taken justified the defendant in the course he bad adopted. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, told the juii that in his opinion there was no pretence for charging the plaintiff with felony and said the only question for them was the amount of damages. The jury retired, and on returning into court gave a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, one farthing. COURT nal DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAL7SM. (Before the Judge Ordinary, Mr. Baron Channell, and Mr. Justice Keating.) HVI , DV V. RUDDY. This was an appeal from the order of the Judge Ordinar in the matter of alimony pendente lite, upon the wife 's petition for a judicial separation. The respondent carried on bus Mess at No. 3, queenbithe, as dealer in rags and cotton waste, and his wife alleged that be was making an ' , iconic of till/. a year, besides which he had a beneficial lease in the premises he occupied. She also stated that vie had had a rt versionary interest in 5,0001., which had been sold fur OW., and that her husband, who was a clerk when be married her, had had that money. He stated, however, that he was not making above 201. a year, and that he was living upon his friends, but the Judge thdinary Lol ordered him to pay his wife 501. a year. The appellant in plrson said that he had not yet got the lease of his premises, and that till he had it he could not any on his business at a profit, for people would not let him have goods. . . . Dr. Tnstmin, for the wife, contended that the appel lant 11.01 not given any evidence to rebut the case which she had set up, and that the award of the Judge Ordinal/ was really a very moderate one under the circumstances. The court unanimously dismissed the appeal, with costa. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hoßoyd.) IN RE G. W. THOMPSON. The bankrupt was described as a farmer and tripe dresser, of Goswell-street and of Whetstone. Against debts of 51,45/., including 5751. on accommodation bills, there were assets of about soot. This was the sitting for examination and discharge. Mr. Miller, for the assignees, stated that the bankrupt had been ill for twelve months, during which time his deficiency had been increased; but there was no objection to his receiving his order. Mr. Hall opposed for a creditor, and complained that the bankrupt had not sufficiently explained his deficiency. Mr. Brough, wbo appeared for the bankrupt, urged that the order of the court as to accounts had been fully com plied with. His Honour was of opinion that the accounts were suf ficient, but would give the creditors time to examine them. Adjourned accordingly. _ _ (Before Mr:oommieeioner. Gonlburn.) IN RE OfISORNE. This was an adjourned sitting for examination and dis charge in the came of George Osborne, the well-known cheesemonger and provision dealer of Ludgate-hill. The account■, prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers, show liabilities to the amount of 34,0001. The assets are thus stated :—Good debts, 2,7481. ; doubtful ditto, 2,173/. ; had ditto, 8,347/. ; property given up to the as signees, 4,216/. ; ditto held as security, 5,847/. At a divi dend sitting held a few days ago, it was reported that 3,00 W. stood to the credit of the estates, and a resolution was passed declaring a dividend of 2a. in the pound. At the last sitting the bankrupt had been ordered to file cash, goods, and deficiency accounts. Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees, and Mr. Mono. for the bankrupt. The additional accounts having been only recently filed, an adjournment was taken by consent till the 13th of January, and it was arranged that if the assignees required further information they should tender requisitions to the bankrupt within three weeks, MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Aasistant Judge.) THE CASE OF JOHN GROVES. The approaches to the court this wonting were more than usually crowded on account of it being known that this day was appointed for the trial of John Groves, who was so prominently brought before the public in reference to the murdered bandsman in the course of the proceedings at Bow-street, and also be fore the county coroner. It will be remembered after his discharge from custody on that charge he was further charged with assaulting Samuel Buser, and causing him actual bodily harm. For that offence he was committed to this court. Mr. Cooper was instructed b the Treasury to prosecut e th e case , and Mr. Warner Sleigh for the defence. The case stood first on the list for this morning, and the defendant was admitted to bail, and when the care was called on he was not in attendance, consequently another case was called, but it bail not com menced many minutes when it was announced that Groves was in attendance. He formally surrendered, and was put into the dock, but the case that had begun was pro ceeded with. Gent fe Wiggins, 30, was indicted for stealing • gold watch, chain, and seals, value 25f., the property of John Hill, in his dwelling-house. Mr. Bosley prosecuted. Mr. Pater defended the prisoner. The prosecutor is • licensed victualler, and keeps the Sun public-house in Long-a , re ; and on the of October, being unwell, be went to bed in • second floor room, and while he was there he saw the room door suddenly open, and • person entered the room, and snatched a watch, chain, and appendages from a chest of drawers that was in the room, close to the door. He bad no sooner got pusssseion of the watch than he bolted downstairs with it. The prosecutor immediately jumped out of bed and ran downstairs, crying out ' Stop thief !" The prisoner was met at the bottom of the stairs by two gentlemen named Taylor and Dean, when • struggle took place between them and the prisoner, but at length the prisoner, who had knocked down Mr. Dean, managed to effect his escape and get clear off, but in doing so he threw the watch and chain down in the passage. Information was then given at Bow-street, and Sergeant Kerley, 101, went in search of the prisoner, and from the description given of him by the prosecutor, Mr. Dean, and Mr. Taylor, who bad all bid a full opportu nity of seeing the pris..ner'a featuree, he was apprehended on the 4th of October by Sergeant Kerley at the Kemble's Head in Long-acre, and taken to the station house, saying he knew nothing about it. He was placed *ming ten other persons, and the prosecutor and Messrs. Doan and Taylor were sent for, and they at once all iden tified the prisoner as the person who had escaped two days before. Several witnesses were called to establish these facts, who were all cross-examined by Mr. Peter for the prisoner. Mr. Pater then called four witnesses, who stated that at the time the robbery was committed the prisoner was at work, and they assigned various reasons for knowing the particular time. _ _ The verdict Lad not been given when this report was despatched. (Before ]Sr. Payne, Deputy Anistant-Judge.) JUDGMENP ON PRISONERS CONVICTED OF ANBAMTING POLICEMEN, Lc. Edward Dixon, 22, a labourer, who, with another man, was convicted in the earlier part of the session of stealing three pain of shces and other articles, the property of John Brighton, was brought up to receive the judgment of the court. At the trial the prisoner was said to be insane, and was accordingly remnnd.Nl in order that he might be seen by the prince doctor (Mr. Smiles). Dr. Smiles, when sworn, said him attention had been specially directed to this prisoner. He had not seen any appearance of insanity at the present whatever. Sub• Warder Crowley, House of Detention, gave similar evidence. The Judge sentenced him to three months' imprison• meat, with hard labour. _ _ Julies Williams, 24, was convicted yesterday of assaulting Ford, a constable, in the execution of his duty. Mr. Cooper (instructed by the Treluiury) i rosecuted. Mr. Moody defended. Mr. Inspector Sims watched the ease for the police authorities. This was, a v,•ry bad cue, 4:110.e clan was hit: -II ill-aced and had his helmet smashed. The Judge said the prisoner had behaved very brutally, and sentenced him to eighteen months . imprisonment. J,,k 9 rit:904,10, 17, also convicted yesterday of a brutal assault upon William Balh►tchet, • police constable, in the execution of his duty, was brought up. The Judge sentenced him to eighteen months' imprison ment. James Lauren , e, 21, a labourer, convicted of assaulting and beating Phillips Crain., was placed in the dock to receive the judgment of the court. Mr. Collins defended the prisoner. In this case the parties had a stand-up fight, during which the prosecutor's arm was broken. The Judge said the jury had fortunately acquitted the prisoner of the more serious counts in the indictment, and found him guilty of a common assault. The public peace must he observed. The sentence was one month's impri sonment, and to enter into his recognizance in the sum of to keep the peace for six months. The jury were the judges of fact. .. . . IVilliaut rontnut, 21, who was convicted yesterday of assaulting John Chap*, a constable of the Metropolitan Police Force, in the execution of his duty, whereby his kg was broken in two places, was placed in the dock. The Judge (addrasing the prisoner) said—Yours is a very serious case, and in these times it is absolutely necessary when cases like these are proved that they should be severely dealt with. There is a spirit of resistance now•a•days against the police, which must be put down. Policemen have been shot and otherwise ill-used. All that has been proved against you is three months' imprisoment on the 2:trd January for assaulting the police, and the evi dence was that you lived by the prostitution of femalLs. The sentence is five years' penal servitude. THE EXPRRSS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE BY TELEGAAPH.) LIVERPOOL MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SELLING STEM'LE. Love-in•\lut . . Atalanta . Iconoclast . LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 4 to 1 eget Regalia (t) 9to The Peer (t) 7 to 1 Honesty (t) 12 to 1 Knight of the Garter (t) 14 to 1 Moulsey (t) 20 to 1 Corporal (t) 20 to 1 Pearl Diver (t) 20 to 1 New Guinea (t) 25 to 1 Dolby (t) HURDLE HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Eat'sleigh, I Ist ; Knave of Trumps, — iost6lb ; drape shot, lOst ; Humphrey Davy, 9st 41b ; Excitement, 9st 21b; Queen of Hearts, 9st llb ; Contract, Bst 101 b Colenso, Bst 91b. All are here. HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. • • - - - - Belmont, Sat 10lb ; Indian Star, tut Sib ; Attache, Sat ..1b; lAngham, Sat Sib; King of Spades, 7st Sib; Tortuga, 7st 21b ; Cellina, tat ftlb; King Hal, tat 81b ; General Sherman, tat Mb. All are here. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. One mile and a half. Moulsey, Regalia, Caithness, Knight of the Garter, Pearl Diner, The Corporal, Newland, Primate, Mandrake, Honesty, Doctor, The Peer, Fair Wind, Deceit, Jeannie Deans, Tribune, Orne, Minster Bell, Salamanca, Excite ment, Secrecy, New Guinea, and Scipio are here. iI) FORFEIT. —Montgoubert, Bracken, Ackworth, Beeswing, Conundrum, and Mrs. Allan. WHITEFIELD NURSERY. T.Y.C. Ratty, Het 101 b; Flora, fist Mb ; Evelina, Set 41b ; Madrid, let 131 b ; Purveyor, ist 101 b ; Herennianus, 7at Slb ; Northern SW, ist 71b ; ilmaru,7st Gib ; Brenda, Tat ; Camilla, bat 121 b ; Adamante, Fat 121 b ; Paleface, bat 101 b ; Mignonette, Got 01b ; and Footlight, lint 71b. All are here. PAM FORMlT.—Proctor. ENTRIES FOR WELTER STAKES. One mile. Nu, Het; Lanham, list ; Ulphus, lost 10Ib ; Elvire, lOst Lupus, 10et ; Br to Grosvenor, 10s ; Excitement, 9st r ib; and Themisto, 9st ;lb. All are here. THE FENIAN TRIALS AT MANCHESTER (THIS DAY.) (BY TELEGRAPH.) MANCHESTER. FRMAT. The ease against Carroll, 3foorhouse, and Redden for misdemeanor is proceeding ; Mr. Ernest Jones summed up the evidence for alibi, anti the Judge complimented him upon his speech. PROVINCIAL MARI MARKETS. LTVERTML. Noe. 7.—Sales : Caledonian, set 1 t--(beat Eastern, 2.1 1 } L—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1.44 411 t—Lendon and North M astern, 114 1 131 14.; I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 481—Sletmpolitan, 121 201 I—Midland, 117 —North British, 34—North Enstern, Berwick capital stock, 101 —South Eastern, 661—Lancaster and Carlisle. 217-1111nois Cen tral, 82—United Mates 5-20 Bonds ;1402', 1 May, 1 Nor., 70) — Butch Rhenish, new, I—Great Luxembourg shares, St—Mari time Insurance Umited), 1 (I.—African Merchants, 1.16 cf. Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 3i—Mersey Steel and Iron (Limited% 03 d. Mancintsina, NOT. 7.—Market flat especially for Leeds and Caledonian. A fair amount of business done. Great Eastern, 321 /, 2 j 2-Great Luxembourg, b.; 11.16 I—Great Northern A, 1121; ---grand Trunk of Canada, 171—Great Western of Canada, It 15-16—Great Western, 464 1 6—John Brown and Co. 36 .I.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12.4 546 4/ 1 }—London, Brighton, and South ('oast, S3—London and North Western, 1141—Manchester, Sherneld, and Lincolnshire, 481 4 —Ditto New 5 per cent. pref., 84 I—Metropolitan, 121 20}—Mid land, 1171—Ditto New £22 shares, 13 p.—North British, 321 — North Eastern Berwick . , 1014 South Eastern, 661 I—Thames and Mersey Marine iIIVIT■IIOO (L(mlted‘,3 WIG p.—United States 6-20 Years' 800116. :01—Birkenhead, 904-t'aledonlan, WO 1 6 16 4 1 6 1 1 1 j 6 - Great Western, 6 per cent., 92—Union Bank, 24 p.— United States 5-20 1865,, 691. Butunionan, Noe. 7.—Businees done :—Blruslntebtun Banking Company's shares f Limited !, at 11 poem ; Lloyd's Bank shares Limited„ at 0j and 7 prem.; Gloucester Wagon ;Limited), fourth issue, at 21 pro: Birmingham Waterworks, at 31 ; and Iluntis Metal 'Limited', at 21 dia. Closing prices: North Staffordshire Railway Preference 6 per cent., buyers, at 21 Staffordshire Financial Limited , buyers, at 21 dis. Britannia Mills (Limited , . 14 to 1 dla ; Mouth Staffordshire Waterworks, buyers, at 51 : and British and Foreign Railway Plant shares Limited), 11 to 10 dis.a DOWN, Nov. ft—Three per Cent. Consols, 031 I—New Three per Cent. Stock, 921 —Dit t o for account, Nov. 7, 921 I—lndi live per Cent. Stock tramderable at the Bank of Ireland), 112/ —Bank of Ireland (XlO9 paid, 2321—National Bank , X-50 paid), CO—Belfast and Northern Counties 411 paid . 464—Dubl!n, Wicklow, and Wexford S per cent. 16410) redeemable 110.13 'a1l 461—Great Southern and Western 4 per cent debenture stock ; CIO° paid), 961. The English squadron, under the command of Admiral Warden, left the Tagus on the 26th October to proceed to Gibraltar and Madeira. Two United States Teaseled war, the Tanandega and Ticonderoga, have arrived at Lisbon. The editors of the Prussian journals have been called upon by the government to express their views on a reform now in contemplation. The abolition of the stamp duty on political publications is decided on in principle, to be replaced by a tax on advertiseinenta. "The members of the ex-royal familyof Naples," says the Union," sleep at the Vatican since affairs have become so serious. The Pope himself insisted on this step, SO am to be able to watch more narrowly over the safety of his august guests." QUEEN;TOWN, Nov. 8. —The National Steamship Company's steamship Pennrylvania, from New York, arrived off this port at ti o'clock this morning. After landing passenger., she proceeded for Liverpool. All well. THE ADVANTAGES or GOOD LISTENING.—In ordi nary society perhaps nothing will so soon embarrass, and finally shut up, the empty talker, supposing him to have any hriius at all, as to catch the eye of an intelligent listener. There is often a more mortifying conviction of his own incapacity forced upon such a person by the marked and pregnant silence of one who has evidently taken in every word that he has been Paying, and from whom, in the natural course of things, he looks for a reply, than by the most emphatic contradiction. lf, as we are so often told, " speech is silvern, but silence is golden," in this case it may he said that while speech might chastise him with whips, silence stings him with scorpions. The probability is, that he will flounder on with some attempt either of reiteration, explanation, or qualification, which, in the face of that attentive and merciless silence, plunges him into irretrievable confusion. You may choke o ff the most inveterate teller of l ong s t or i es by listening with an eager interest ell through, and preserving a look of expectation after be has finished, en if still waiting for " the point."— BlncOreod's Af a! sr.ine for November. QUEEN ANNE'S FARTHING.—About One English coin there exists a very singular delusion—Queen Anne's farthins. Often and often have the officers of the British Museum received letters asking whether, as the writer was in possession of the third of the farthings, of which the Museum had the other two, he was not entitled to some I,OOW. or so ; and grievous no doubt has been hie disap pointment at being told that hie fancied treasure might possibly be worth some four or five shillings. How the delusion ever originated, it is impossible to say ; but one account tells us that slyly in Yorkshire, having lost one of these farthings, which she valued as the bequest of • dear friend, offered a very large sum for its recovery, and this gave rise to a false impression of the value of any specimen. It is commonly believed that only three examples ef the farthings were struck off, because it was found that there was a flaw near the bridge of the Queen's nose ; another account says th e di e b ro k e i n t wo. There are really no less than fire or six different patterns of the farthing, but most of them were struck for approval only and never issued.—Cornhill .I(agn:int for November. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DA I'.) ORDINARY tillAltill AND STOCK& al. I PS. 1 RAILWAYS I Cla r k .C " , I 861 , 14 1 1" p. .. ° SR 1100 13740/1 and Szetar _ SS 65 St 82. 1 i NO IOO amb , C 31.100104 it= _ ___:,_ _ _ 30 15 35{ 86} an Si :1 SI I 26 i ell 'Cornwall.... __ _ _ It 6 —. MI. 1200 DublthandßeafastJane 73 76 8t !100 Dandes,Peeth,.742.l.7o 70 72 ... 00 , 6 , Isitlasdoo —.— . IN 'a" ; Do. Scrip. _. - - SL 1 10 0 Olaalrow and& Western 102 104 bt. 100 Groat lleatern Ord. IN 32 321 St. 100 Do. L Ans. Stk.. No :: 6 7 SL 100 Great North ot Scotland 16 17 SL ; 100 ;Greet Northern 107 109 I. 1100 IDo.A I A roc. Doer. un- 112 113 St. Ira Do. 1: tll 69. e. V pa9ll: 133 125 St. 100 'Do. Ord_ Def. Dir. Stock - - St. 1 100 Mt Sostb lk Weal (ink. SIS 07 St. ' Iwo Groat Vintners 46 461 St. 100 Do.MtourVal.Gua. - St. 1 0 0 Do. South Wake - St 1100 Do. W. MM.-Oxford 25 20 St. 1 100 Do. Do. Newport 29 31 • 100 Lancashire & Yorkelur.• 124 126 St. • 100 Los.. Hrlidttn, & &Coast. 62} 53} Pt. 100 London,ChathankiDor' 171 lb BL 106 Do.llet. Enten.A6p.e. , 12 :5 St. 100 London 6; North Westn. 114 114} Elt. 100 iLondointSouthWeetern , 80 82 St 1100 Man. Sher., & lino:Anal! 45 P.l St. 100 Metropolitan___ 1201 121} Si OW I Do. Fa tentsou:dlrl., delldfip. et. till 1o70; 109 111 • 100 MetropolitanDlatztot ; 83 03 00 10 Do. do. do. _ 10 all I Do. etSt. John'e-wood St. 100 ;Midland St. 1100 I Do. Bina. t Derby , • ' 100 North BrltWt St. 1100 , Do.ldln,Perth,Dund I Bt. 1 4 00 N. Resters-Berwick W 11 i Do. 0. N. X Tyro. St. 100 Do. Leeds I St. 1 1001 Do. York_..__ .. St. 100 Do. Coriblo St. 'lOO Do. Noolc.aDadlog , Do. do., 180041 -' at. 1100 North London 10 , 6 Do. ,do. St. 100 Ndrill Neff ordain .. St 1100 N. lt B. Waters Jaw. , St. :100 Shropshire Union St. 1N South Devon.. St 1 168 lona Rutora .1 10 , all ibbaktroldasWar 86. 100 UN Vale 10 6 Do. C I St. IN WaNdord 10 ; I wawa,* ifj= lllj 2; 11 1171 1171 88 88 33 34 101 100 0 10 92 94 130 11! 116 117 1 1# oil $4 e 6 110 1t 6 6 e gi 46 47 04 tilt 146 1141 " - K 1 123 a * * 3 4 5321 114 f .. 1131 14 81 * 124 1 un 17 1 17 1011 2 .31 13- 01/WKIAL GOVELmMIENT SiCI7IUTIIa., .IrlX).les I•-• I (-- 10,6CO,DritlatiColaa.11p.o‘lef. is %JOAN ' !OS - 00.00v.0p.e.,187741. fie 103 103 -- Do. Operoklab.4Aus. 100 ' 100 102 - Do. 0 pen:611662 100 100 102 1,1114,1138 Do. 6paret.loo.&J 100 09 9 0 520000 Speret. Ir. 109 BB 00 MAW 01•0661011109011ra.1071 100 106 do .1000-110:0 11111 ' 106 100 Do. do. 1 Jiw 100 103 136 114400 D0.19.44p.ag001.1900 100 ' QS 96 104000 Co. loo,Noy. ti. 4 op.ol NO I 10$ 106 381000 Do. 19Th, do.. 100 , 111 112 I.e.oug Do. 7071 d 0... 100 106 107 1111.000 1411111 hr IFr e1,1117$ 100 104 116 103,090 Do. 1570 140 105 197 990,000 Do. 1092 100 104 118 00,000 Do. 18U 100 ice 100 1 4 5.1 0 0 laa 100 102 100,000 Do. do. May.tNov. 100 102 104 MAN Nw 8efin4.90v.6p0r26. Do 101 ha 415500 Now Booth Wales 9w., p. 050t..1071 to 1076 101 94 100 1.671,800' Do. 6p. 4.1866 to 1906 100 94 05 860,000 D0.5p.e.r,1807 to 1"76 100 09 100 180,000 Now Zealand Iva coat. 1011 I 1.600,000' Do. Ipso coot. 100 944 WI 100,003; Do. 0 pee coot. 1001 100 105 106 100,000: Do.do.ldolJunadDec 100 , 1084 1075 100,000 Nova *coils O p. 0.0°76. 109' 101 10S 1.015.990 Quoosaioad Doc op. 100 1011 1 4 24 2,177,440 Do. Do. 1891 ....I 100 101 i 1024 124 NC &Aro( Gov. 6p. 0.,0847 100 Do. 1076 sod spode.; 160 6110,000 Vlo.Gov.llp. 0. Jan. July, 100 1.110.6011. Do. 6p. at Aorll4na' 101 106 106 111 112 102 110 DKBILITURS V. ' MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On * l om . The stock markets are rather dull to-day, and the changes in prices, though not numerous, are nearly all in an adverse direction. The absence of any purchases of imFoitanos on accouht of the public tends to cause weakness, and encourages sales for a fall by speculators. This remark applies especially to railway securities, which have experienced a fresh reduc tion. There is an evident disposition to sell the stocks of some of the higher-priced provincial lines, under the impression that lower quotations will be current during the next few weeks. Consols are unchanged, but a few of the foreign bonds exhibit a slight improvement. Royal Mail Steam shares have again given way. The demand for money to-day has somewhat increased, and there is less desire to take the best three months bills at lg per cent., the more general rate being Consols are quoted 94 to for money, with div., and in k to 93, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are called 921 to 93. The railway market is dull, but the reduction in prices does not exceed Ito 1 per cent. Metro politan stock is quoted 120 i to ; Great Western, 45 1 to 46 ; London and North Western, 113 k to I; Midland, 1171 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 124 ; Caledonian, 85 to 3 ; South Eastern, 65ff to 1 ; Great Eastern, 3113 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 1081 ; ditto A, 111 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 1711 to § ; North British, 33 to ; and Brighton, 521 to 53. Turkish Bonds of 1865 and Italian of 1561 are in request, and hare advanced / to 4 per cent., viz., to 311 to 321 and 45/ to j respectively. Egyptian of 1864 are also inquired for, at 85 to 86. Turkish of 1862 are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 121 to 4 ; Spanish Passive, 19/ to ; ditto Certifi cates, 17/ to 4 ; Chilian scrip, 4 dis. to par ; and Mexican, 141 to 15!. United States 5-29 Bonds are without altera tion at 701 to 71, but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares have improved per cent., viz., to 474 and 82 to 4, respectively. Atlantic Cable shares are slightly lower. Anglo- American are quoted 174 to 1 ; and Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, 3 7-16 to 9-16. Very few dealings have been recorded in bank shares. Alliance are flat, and have declined 10s., the present price being 12 to 11 dis. London and Westminster are at 714 to 724 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 1 dis. ; Char tered Mercantile of India, 264 to 274; and London and County, 53 to 54. Financial shares are inactive, at the following prices :—lriternational Financial, 21 to 21 die. ; London, 24 to 23 die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 ; and Credit Fonder, 6g to dim. The shares of the Rapti Mail Steampacket Company are heavy, and have experienced a fresh fall of 3L—viz., to 62 to 64. The Council of India will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for bills on Calcutta and Madras to the amount of 100,0001. A petition for the winding up of the Enamel Porcelain Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolla on the 16th inst. About 110,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent, in addition to 15,000 sovereigns for Egypt. The news received of the terrible hurricane at St. Thomas, and the wreck of four steamers be longing to the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, is a leading topic of conversation. The shares of that company were pressed for sale yesterday in the Stock Exchange, and experienced a full of fully 101., the last price being 64 to 68. This reduction upon the 15,000 shares in the concern represents a total of 150,000/. The company, as is well known, insure their own ves sels, and their insurance fund was stated in the report presented atthe recent meeting of the share holders at about 200,0001. The Rhone, just wrecked, which traded between Southampton and the West Indies, and registered 2,738 tons gross, with 500 horse-power, was a comparatively new steamer, having been built only about 18 months ago, and was fitted with all the latest improve ments. Her cost was about 90,0001., but it is stated that she stands at a smaller sum in the books of the company, who adopt the system of writing off every half-year a certain sum for de preciation. The other vessels wrecked or on shore, the Wye, Conway, and Derwent, were much smaller and older steamers, and were em ployed between the various intercolonial ports included in the West Indian and Mexican mail service. As regards the fifty merchant ships which are announced to be on shore, the loss will fall heavily upon the marine insurance companies and the underwriters at Lloyds' and elsewhere. Tha Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,773/. over the corres ponding period of last year ; the Great Eastern a decrease of 2,0931.; the London and South Western, an increase of 2711. : the London, Chat ham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Ex tension and branches, an increase of 1,239/.; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 4061. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 5,005/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,0021. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, an increase of 3401. ; and the North British, an increase of 8581. A general meeting of the Madras Irrigation and Canal Company is' called for the 28th inst., and of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company fur the 30th. The holders of class A, or preference shares in the East Indian Iron Company are required to pay a call of 3s. per share by the 20th inst. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Suez, and are expected to be distri buted in London about the end of next week. The dates are :—Calcutta, Oct. 10 ; Shanghae, Sept. 21 ; Hong Kong, Sept. 27 ; Melbourne, Sept. 28 ; and Sydney, Sept. 24. Annexed is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twenty-drat series of hide sales for the year there was a good demand for the kips salted hides were in only moderate request. East India.—Ox and cow.— Calcutta were in good demand, nearly the whole of the quantity offered being sold at fully late rates. For one or two small parcels of Dacca slaughtered hides there was much competition, and slightly advanced prices were paid. Gopaulpore, &c., sold at lower rates. Of 87,800 hides offered, 84,290 were loth East India.—Buffalo brought fair prices. Leather.--Earl Indian brought an advance of Ad. to Ad. per lb. Australian sold well. Salted bides. Australian.—For the portion sold, late wee, to a decline of Ad. per lb., were obtained. Cape were only part sold, and that at a decline of Id. per lb. Heavy were mostly bought in. South American were all bought in except a few damaged hides. Lisbon and Gibraltar were only part sold at rather easier prices. Dry and &yolked hides.- Guatemala brought fair prices for the quality. Zanzibar, which have not been upon the market for some time, were in good request, and realized high prices. Mogadore part sold. Horse hides.—South American brought fair prices. Russian only part sold. Bark.—Mimosa was in better request at an advance of ss. to 15e. per ton. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. ti. Evidence that trade is slack is afforded by the smallness of the amount of bills that fell due on the 4th, yet the total of the week is a little above last week's. Return of Paid Clearing for the week ending Nov. G. Thursday, Oct. :11 Friday, Nov. 1 8,526,000 Saturday, Nov. 2 Monday, Nov. 4 Tuesday, Nov. 5 Wednesday, Nov. 6 09,489,000 Juror C. Pocoeu, Deputy Impostor. Bankers' Clwriog•booeo, No►. 7. RIUTIBIi ruessISIONS. I AA/IMAM Ailastio&St. EAWI Do. I Shan.. ... & lAke . _ j Da irTyfiTov;e; Boff.,Drant.,&Gododob i 6 per oast 18724-4 JaL &S Lamm& p. as. CapoT.etDocko=3. Doserara,7p.e. fast Banal ga.71 . 417. Do. do. 6do east Indian ga, & do Do. L Shares. 'and Tram& of eir:l;a4s Do. Equip. 1L8.166.ct Do. let prof. Bondi Do. and &AL Bond Do. SW prat. Stook Do. dth pref. Stock treat balsa PeaLaosb Moto( •. I 04 IN 104 par vs l • 67 70 Do. goo f par amt. Do. DOw do. —.. Do. Now _ LB. of s. Indi—g. Do. 4. Poe mat It. 'Weaken ot tonade Ddirda•Po7.lB7: Do. do. do. iST7o. m oh(Ltroltod, Loans guar. p. cent Do. liw df d 0... Do. do. d 0... Do. PIM Illitoodot 45 1014,1 99 102 102 194 11;11 - i aid Hobsos's Bq Do. 6 p. et. p0y.1661 Do. 6 p. at, p0y.18116 V.R.ofrao en e.isto Ondettßohllkood,g spe • Khans do lb. ?Juniata. bind*, go& perm* Do. Deed a do. De. 4e. do. - - De. lesjoab de. - • lados Knot do. 1691 1101 16 3pm 17 18 82 1 1 4 4S 49 3d 39 le 32 10 4 Ns 109 1 1194 , 1 1123 102 103 93 96 146 17 bit 101 87 89 109 e 1049 96 97 91 911 43 111 N 97 $1 83 80 83 1011 .. 103 --- elnn 101 106 1010 I.oli 102 103 00g6 A JOINT BUNS. WAIL I BLEU. ITdICLi .r Bwk ik (Lim.) AnAce . I Alliance . 111artea — Anglo Austrian Anglo liaptlan (lam. ) Alyea Italian (bunted Auaingsais Bazaar BaitraltColumbis Bank of Egypt Bank of Otago (Limited) Banked Victorta,a astral ' Haat cd New Zealand British N. knacks sass C. Bk. India, aim China' amt. Mee. al Li da, tc. cQ,cotak coo.o&ldas.4 lint iiiiii Delhi awl Leedom (L).. Cut London (United); rasters Ituliaage(llm.)' ?Melee sad ataillelll% . rot. liankft.deismetrot Itars.flootat tagliah and Brredigh (L Imperial Beak (lAmited)l Imperial Ottoman lonian ...... , ...... I Do. Now Lod Mort. Dar. holla(L). D0.We.D0b..1364,80yr0 Loo.Bk.allazioooto.(L), Loudon and Bra:Ulm_ Loudon& Itivirltato(L) Do. do. do Lon. Ok. Book et Muir! London and County. Do. New In. at 10 ind Lando. Joint Stock London & Math haiican Lou. & & Weston (Liza ) 1 London & VinernoloOL) , London & I.roonninoior. t i 50i p7nis — e — irid 1 Merchant Bank . Mercantilettitarsanll..) 1 Metropolitan (Limited) Midland Bank (Lim.) .. Nat West at Aistislailai National ot=ol.. N. Pro. at Do. Ind t ird Mato... , National Sank .. New South Weiss--.. Nowak Western Onental Bonk 0 . ;;;;;;.' ProvbakenidniCorp.(4 Proviso. M Ireland .... K 46 Beath Australis— ...... Stand. of S & Africa.. —at l - 17.4;.1 10 1 Milan at Australia .... all Union ot Iroland (1.1ta.) , U Union at Lando, ' lata .. ion 16, a 1021 niAl 6 .404 114 lee's 2/apm lit 16e 6 al, 66 16 la I sal. O 36 6 4 dla T 9pa 52 51 18 18 zd 20 98 lte s 7 211 131 * taw 2 les d . 4 fdl, 3 1 di. lel 171 L. —'du al I% hi 1 db 38 39 10 11 4 3Ms 10 141. 71 73 V/ 31 p i t 6 6 8 14k p -- iml elk! 42 66 id' 7 6 a.. I i 87 82 1 272 1 $ 6 .11.1 8 a dul u 38 I _FOREIGN 111ALLW, IL I Pd. I ll.4llMaln. 1 Okada' prima I Seim u , all Antweep & itc - 74 - 10 all lishll... Pr. (1.14.7p.c 13 111 113 I i all Belgian L.l /nation ll 1 - 10 all 8.A.7 11 0 16 .4. 7 1- 01 .( 1 4 13 1 1 - 10 all Central Argentine l3 14 An .- 100 ' all Coplapo -- - 10 .11 I Do. )h anda& " - -Om - 100 180 ,Dnnaburg & Wilipk ( L) 12 10 dis - 10 A 'Dutch Rhombi _. SI 4 pen - tO 1 all Do. SO ' Si Rasta% of Trans. 10 18 Rumpasui (Butral ( I .lr lB 16 4 kl - 111 all jOrsat Luxembourg 10 all !Lamborn t-ftir . iLI 1 ) 14 84 idn 8 13-16 - 111 Si !NII•OCAR (L) 10 ian ,Nam.dalaset By the Al 6 1 -.. - IS , an ,Da.6p.c.Prt • Bela. gov ill - IS all 'Northam of Vrance - t 0 , all IN.Ball.B.Ayres 3.7.p.e 1 4 1 - 10 inn : Do. Deferred 10 1 all ,Norwegian Trunk Pref -.-. - Si . all lOttoman (Smyrna Akita 114 44 - 10 , all 1 frarlo,Lyoman.l Bedit. 14 11 6 xd' ._ 10 ' ail Paris and Orleans . - 16 I ell lateens & S.Francla (1 1 V lOgim - SDI 10 , ft.ryal Mardintan - -.- 6 I all 'Royal Swedish .. .. - - - 1 I all Do. 'I per cent 5 1 I - to 1 all ,Sambre and Menge . _ - 10 I all I Do. 64 per cent. Prof pi - 20 . all San Paulo ( L) 4.7 per at la a ~, 161 xd 10 I&I &Aust.& Luns.Venetlan 131 14 xd 1311 ad SO ' 10 boats Kest. of Portugal' - - .... - 10 all Southern of Prams_ - So all Turin and Savona - 1 0 81 all ell West 84 - Do. 64 per cent:Pref. t I : 4 - 21 all West &N.W. of Frame Si 1$ - roniaten inausamons. ELI pit I 11.411. Wat & I Madan prima I gales. 4 iil 2 l l G.Laxemboarg6p.osnt. SI Il - 10 all i Do. - 100 ,Havana and Matson' PT 90 - 101 1001•11110 and gif 140 -, 100 all Staten:as and - _ 100 Do Second Issue- - 87 10 - 0 I North. of Prance II p 124 IS - 10 Do (latriCharL 31p. at. - - - 100 Manua (Mama, &c, ) 40 go _ all Do. do Bared at 71 26 20 - ii partalgoweoklln Wan 114 114 - NO roya l Swedish ( 1 IS Pe oh l 3l IR - 4 Roya p 4 a _ I 0 : all ria Ls Grande 7p. ot N 19 - ga all us. &Lont-Van.lo.e B4 el 11 4 1001a11 uth SawaPo247;o.o - .- -. s 0 ho : Botitharnotresooellp.a l2 -• 111 (all Month Italian, n. 1 per et 44 a _ i. ~ ,LW.A.N.W.oIIIIO.e U - 2 2 Mel IS Be ii - 6 Ma 27 26 die 6 4Mr 4 7pm per it pm It TB I ii ii No. rer. - BTocis. 104.047 87. CitEsin 4p. a. 1ter.1. 7 100 700710 it I G.Nthn.4 Jamal 100 010,000 N. O. WAIL—W. 111.-00., • p. et Jae. & July 100 RSA* it. Lane.tYk.sp.o.laa.&J. 100 =Bt Loo.llo4o.4p.e.Jsatt-Ily 100 04. L&N.M.4p.o.Jaa.&Joly 100 11111.820 it I Do. %p.a. Jaa.&Joly 100 Ilk?* 84. I LAS.W.4p.e. Jan.& July 100 1000000 it I likliaod,4p.a.lan.&Julyloo lit N. &IU4O, IL P. & p. et., & Aug— 100 N.latro., 4 p.aJaa.&July,loo Bt .ff004.0.11..4 p.0.Ap.&00t.,100 Am! --1 ■a Ift I lIISCKLLA24 SOUS. ODAPAIIII6. 10 ingto-AsserioanTel (L. an 111 Asgloaszkaa llln6— S PA. Atlantic Tolell7sPn 160 100 t. =cent. I 15 A Adruml 1 11051 15 Autrallea ILL&Pn.(L. s'l 10 BriagparehTsanatatodi 8 10 Bar Waterworks (L.), all 10 Do. New IGO Bolokow Vaughan pp 5 Bombay Gas (I.lsaltad',. all 5 Do New SO British American Land 44 ' 114. ,B. &I. Meg. TeL (L.) ISO i Sir Canada Company , all ; 1010 ;CanadianLoan& Inv(L Ceylon 10l WAD= 6l 20 . ClinaB4.ll/dp&L.Coal :*l5 10 City Diacosuat, Limited I CityotLoodong.Pro.(l,; 8 00 ICH, a olllnan lawns. ail (L': 25 I SO D i 116 lefty of Moscow Oss (L.'l a I 50 City Ofices(Lim.) I 25 60 Colonial (Limited) I 10 I Do. I spi SO ;Commercial Utdon(ins I I 10 ,Corn. of Anicanlier.(l ', 20 Continental Un.Ciaa (L • 17e• 10 • Do. _ .029./enart,l44.7e p.c.' all ,tOO C. et Lea.m.187741p.c W 100 ' Do. do. 1 879 ,do I all , 10 ;C. Pone. of Inglacid (L;, '9 SO Deaf Mauritius (L. ). 10 pp. Palace .. 1106 s. l C r i PreSerartes ,lOO ' Do. d) ,Let. Peep. Deis 1 009 'F "E (Waite Amain Tea (I ' 0) SO • klad.laLincl.C.& Pin. L 10 20 A. Lofts leriB. * Canal 18 • .Rbbw Vale 10 !ItgyptianCons&Prd..(l. 6 Bt. &odds Telegraph IIGO 1 IGO , 10 I Do. Naar Inng.&AitaCopper(La 25 IS Eng. and Forman On& 1f 00 r=ticottiehMarin.(l 10 I rarest ( W g ro p tio Ngli tase I iii 16 lOoneralCredit&Dia(L) 71 lOas. /Ream Navilitio.• 14 SO Howe &Ooloalal As.(L. ' 10 longionfiChina Gs an ii l 10 odorss Ins Londe°. .U;stile; 1 11 i ; [lndlaa Carrying (Lim. ' 15 internat. Wnaa.flos.(L. 20 ,IntersaileadCroditl 6 SO 'Hansa Land as Italian brig. (Can. Car all , 00 I Do. 41 p. a. Bda. r. 181 , all • 50 Load liewarttisaLtra.) I ' 25 Lond.Afrioan ; SS ;Lon. & Caledar.V. l 7l, ; , 10 ILon.Coontylend&B.V 6 'Lund. DistriotTeleg ( all I 10 lined. Sloan. Aeon. (I.' EO 1 4 Load. G. °minimise L. 60 I.f.end.&Ghwg.Ena.Le:(.(L all U ; 20 , Load.Prorincdallfarin, , At. 'Madras Infra. & Calaid i I Op. ot.g.bylndlanOor. 100 . 10 Ilaarithmlead, &o. (L I 10 sedlt.Mateo.TeL(Ll l an SO Merchant (L all St. 1. 1 1 1 ,4 " . 1 2r00 1 kfL 'lOO 60 MillwallhonWorks. 75 10 Natal Land &CoLC. L ; fa Nactoul 101 s. Com. (L. I II 15 NatioitalProv.MarineL; 4 10 ,NationalBtaamNay.lL all 20 'Narga&laCoaalroa(l. 6 10 NewConaotidatDis.(L. 8 I Ne= d brala, ' Limited'l2l2 1 U N. L.&M.Ag.,L ft N.lealarial T.& Inas (L.)! • ; 10 Northern Aram Tea (1)1 4 110 Do. B all IS. N.BrtaAnsfraladart(L 1 60 N.Brit&Morean.ln.(l 26 (loam Marine (Inears ;; 5 I $0 Orlantallnsan lWLtm 1 11 5 OrterealOss(Limitad) ' all 5 Do. New I 10 Went Inland IlleangL an 10 Otago &&thlaad Invest. Iltteraaa Gee (United ! all I 10 IPanamaß. IL ftwi*L I all 61 Do. do. 8t Putlaclaod& 100 Paalsanhir& o.Bteam all SO Do. do. New 1815, 10 Do. do. do. 1807 I 50 ,Itnimasy Iron I all 'l6 I Do. New lan u luprov.(l ) I all 20 Ito Jo Oaa (Lint all 100 /loyal Mall/nes= illoot. Amara. Invest. (L ' me 10 nos/Ina& &Foyle 10 i 50 111 Afrkan M.& Ir.(1.) , 16 IdoitthAtmtrallanlend ; ell IS. Illubreartne Telegraph Aft 1 Do Scr 20 ITeLOamilies ip a .&1111rda(L an 10 Thantcedt Money 12414 I 1 10 Trinidad Patrols= (L ; 5I 10 Trout& Agency o=it 1 IL. C T.&Co. OIL I MI thi.Marlits of Liter. (LI; 5 16 Coked DisoonatCorpfL), 6 Tonal K. Tele'. C0.(L.)1 an Do. 10 per cent. pref., all 10 Millers. Marine 10 lUpper Assam Tea so Vas Dlemen's lend (L 1.00 I Vlerroyof Baypirlfor.(L asi to Warrant Pinnace (Lim. , 11 pp w..stretuersolialitaf. • Can pending. t 3 t". $ /at 38 10 151 18e 15 13 pet. 110 10 0 II II lug }pm 41.4 perste 31 51 6 6 114 II 60 62 AO 52 14114 }pat 22 24 6 7 15 10 dal 51 vs 16 70 id 117 in 71 t4:j 64 44 CO 70 113 Irl Si 3 - 3 3 3 1 I lila 4 4 8 9 73 74 11 9!4 i 6 ;IP - -16 # 11-16 I. PREFERENCE SUM Great Western, Original 41 per coil ~ 77. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Ows o'CLoos. The mining market is not active to-day, but prices show steadiness. North Treskerby shares are inquired for, and firmer, at 355. to 365. 6d. ; Great Vor are quoted IR to .1 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 545. ; East Russell, 355. to 375. 6d. ; North Chiverton, 4} to ; Wheal Basset, 90 to 95 ; West Drakewalls, ss. to 7s. 6d. ; West Kitty, 15s to 20s. ; West Chiverton, 69 to 71 ; and East Caradon, 51 to 61 1 . Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent. St. John del Rey are at 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 2to *prem., being 2s. 6d. lower ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to i prem. ; Pestarena, par to I prem. ; Choutalea, Ito dis. •, Roma Grande, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Anglo-Italian )1 to prem. ; United Mexican, If to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia , 15s. tol6s. ; Port Philip, to 1j ; and Central American, i dia. to par. The prospectus of the Lincoln Gold Com pany (Limited), is issued, with a proposed capital of 160,0001., in 80,000 shares of 2/. each. The object is to purchase and work some gold mines in the township of Lin coln, Placer County, California, five miles from a railway, which communicates with San Francisco in about ten hours. It is stated that the metalli ferous outcrop is 1,115 feet long, with an average width of about 250 feet, and that the excavation " presents no more difficulty than the execution of a great railway cutting." The erection is being proceeded with of a new 40-stamp mill, said to be capable of breaking five tons of ore per stamp daily. The property has been surveyed by Mr. J. A. Phillips, and by Mr. Melville Attwood, whose re ports are attached to the prospectus. xclw 1031 12,100 12000 ___ 9,100 000.000 40,00 U 36,500 10,000 WOO lON 21,460 61.000 10,000 !OS'? ILOGO 11,000 6101,1111 40,000 410,000 10,000 00.000 00,000 40,000 *OOO 10,!00 10,114 4000.000 110,000 10,000 10,000 10.000 KM 111,00 e 10,000 0,000 110 0 0 0 10,000 0, 1 la.to ooo o 400 mes HMO Lbw' 17,190 ' 10,000 IMMO, 16,000 110,000 10„000 NAM 26000 ICON 103000 i 116.0110 CI. priceL I ealeis. gloss. I YIbl•ao. , at , let 167 5.; 72 I 181 Ipar }gnu xd I 6 at. 124 IS - 4 si— ll *l' 18 23 97 102 66 48 • 1 (11. 11 0111‘ 1 1 di/ 15 14441. 2 1;11s • 2 tti, 12 Or 1! IS 14 17i 9. 7 511 iparpm Mal AI 183 104 101 j 104} "a 11.• 3141 13 25 99 104 109 112 14 10 7 II cps ia;l 184 111446 41 416, 143 148 -- --- , - 1 4 poi i I 4 3+n. 1• • 41. • 21 ii lid fpm l 2 do - N.=! - 41.1 IY - 14116 IQ. 4 . 3 . 41 2idi S NI 40 3} 6 111 7 41 7 441 i i Z - i 1 1 -- 24 53 d "4 20 18 1 4 6 i.U4 par 101 103 1 1 441. id ti 40 IT 42 64 6 1 :1 ]. 1 9P.? i id= oar 4 Vb . 1 idis Spa Y.? a 4 a.j dla _die 21 7-10 b 6-16 _x 165:4:Ed 7 5 I I The ret,rn of the Bank of England for the weak ending Wecinestkv, Nov. 6, compared with that for the previous week, allows the following changes : - - Gradation imam 236,217,500 Dieresis 2352,615 Gradation active 24,606,91.5 Demme 47,940 Public deposits 5,396,1499 Increme 476,803 Other deposits Government securities iu banking department 12,891,20. No thange. Other securities in banking Coi departm enbullion t butli 16,788,642 Decrease 46,437 n and departments Seven day end other bills 647,407 bombe 10,01111 The Rest Deerestse 10,716 Notes in reserve Total men. (notes 1..; Quin) in banking . 12.72 1 ;,:M Decrease 316.151 Owing chiefly to :1. , I...ocir.iwals of private de posits which have been ~ nly partly made up to the Bank by the i ~ , vernment deposits and by the repayments of a. 'Nano's private securities, the reserve has 316,151 , . The decrease in the coin and builioi. which exceeds bi about 82.,000/. aiw uut of ;old known to have been withdrawn front U . ; for exportation during the week. It ,610555 Decrease :64:1,75 BANK OP ENGLAND. An Account pursuant t, the Act 7th and Bth Vlc., e. 3t. t , r week ending out Wettneohly, the 6th Any of November, lter ISSUE DITARTNINT. Notes hunted /.3‘,217,300 I Goverment debt.. sii.en.imi Other eeetuitile.... 3,llllhUlt Oetd oohs said bel- ii,ntsse Myer bake 218.217,600 BAllilie Di =rletore Capital £10,553.000 3,001,535 Public Deposita (in cluding; NachN liay. Banks, Cow man at National Debt, and Div. f 36 217,1 M "o7w.7,Tori;i3t semi- L 12,891,31. Other fleoltrdlos 16,781.1411 Notes Gold sad Coln 1,115,15 t Account& 5 3'368•10 Other Deposits Seven day and other Bilk 642.406.227 Nov 7, 1867. M~ 4 6,W F. MAY, Deputyt.ie'efitW. THURSDAY NVINING.. Consols, which closed yesterday - at 44TTof with div., for the sth December, opened this morn ing at !t3 to ex div., and closed at "sellers." For money the last price was with div. The Three per Cents. RedoS and New Three per Cents. were quoted at three o'clock :di to 93. The official boldness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, }, ; ditto, fur account, 93, it, ex div. ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 92i, 3, 21, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 3 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 77 ; thud, Stock, 247, 6 ; India Stook, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent., 114,1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 104, .„ 1 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentlires, 1051 ; 'tato Bonds, 37a., 585., preen. The Indian Co‘ernment Five per Cent. stock was firm ' • as were also Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 28s. to 31s. prent. There was a fair demand for foreign stocks, and the tendency of the market was fav4rable. Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, and New Three per Cents. rose to per cent. - Peruvian of 1862, Brazilian of 1863, and Chilies; of 1867, 1 ; Egyptian, i to 1 ; and Turkish of 1858, ; Italian of 1841 improved I per cent. is the morning, but afterwards relapsed, and close d lower than yoster,lay. Turkish of 1865 were also I worse at the close. It appears that the amount of the United States tioveniment 10.48 Bonds Loan is 200 ,0 00 , 0 &M ) dole. . . The Anglo-Eg,yptian Bank have notified that the fourth drawing of the Viceroy of is Mort gage Loan will take place on Wedne sd a y, the 20th instant. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK : LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Coastwise, as well as by land carriage, the arrivals of home grown whe.it were on a moderate scale, and in fair average condition. There was very little inquiry for either red or white parcels, at quite Monday's reduction in value. The market wrs well supplied with foreign wheat. Ia all descriptions, sakes progressed slowly, at about late currencies. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands tot fair exteat, on former terms. The supply of foreign barley was moderate ; of English small. The trade was quiet, at about previous quotations. Malt moved off slowly, at late currencies. In oats tile tr.nsartions were on a limited scale, on rather easier terms. The supply was tolerably good. Beans were firm, at last week's quotations. Peas were quite as dear. The demand was by no means active. The flour trade was heavy, at about stationary prices. Linseed was firm. but ripessed met a slow sAls. Agri cultural seeds supported late currencies. Cakes were steady. ARRIVAL; or G114{.4, &c.. TATO LONDON RV W AT= CARRIAGE FROM NOV. 4 TO NOV. 7, BOTH INCLUSIVE. Wisest. Marley. Malt date. c Lour. ark um qrt brio rill& Calash anJ Scotch 13%.; rst) ; xl6oao 1 O !O Irish I foreign 31170 a 4 .. I 15410 if kW - • - - - - - - Total Maize. 1.7.0 ore LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (OS TELZGRAPN.) (now OUR OWN coingroin:mgr.) • • - Corms.--The market vcryfirm. and prime continue to favour purchasets. Sales about 15,000 bales. Cotes.—The imaket moderately attended; only a consumptive demand for whet • b.irely Tuesdays prices flour 1.. pn.r sack lower, and dull. Beans fid. dearer; Snide, 22a. Peas steady. Other articles quiet. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) war TICLIGIAPII (raou oum OWN coaamsrommarr.) Wheat trade twin at List week's rates. Millers would buy freely at a decline. Barley rather cheuper. Other articles unaltered. NI INO ING-LAN K -(THIS DA Y. ) - St;,.....R.—The demand has again been very active, and prices have further advanced, being now Gil. per cwt. above those of la.t. week. West India sold at 31s. 6d. to 345. 6J. ; Porto Rico, :41. to 345. reL ; Mauritius, good and fine crystallised, 365. lad.to :kis. 3d ; sTruPV. Bg.. lid. ; Madras jaggery, common, 275. ; grainy, Vs. 3d. in 214. 41.; Manilla Muscovado, os. ; c la yed, di a. ; refined continues firm. Comm—The public sales of colonial descriptions have gone off freely: gaalitios at Col. wr e•vt. ad vance ; common sorts at wady prices. Plantation Ceylon, fine ordinary to middling gray. to 728. ; mitidimg so fine middling 0010u1y,74.. to Ks. 6d. ; peaberry, Gd. to 92.. ; other coloury East India middling to good mid dling, 765. to 86s. 6d.: peaberry, Ills. to 95i.; Guateniala, good to fine ordinary. fl9s. to Gi l . . Gd. TZA.—At the public sales, which cloned without change in value, new season's conga& sold at Is. Id. to IV. 114 i.; sue Kaisow, old import, 2s. Od. to 3s. Id.: dust, 4 to 5.1 d. ; new season's Oolongs, Is. 61(1. to Is. SA. Rice continues inactive. PIII/LTIO.-500 bags sold at 21d. puncheons of Jamaica sold at 3s. 4J. SALTPETRY- —No sales to report. Corrom.—The market continues very active, and higLer prices have again been paid. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices:—lbws tallow, 444. ; Potersburg Y.C. so the spot, 4 34 . • Year, 435.; Deeensher, 434. to 43e. 3d. ; Spriag, 43m. 'fid. to 434.9 d.; March. 441. to 444. 3d. HIDE IKARKET.—(I'HIS DAY.) LEADENHALL.—Hides : 1161bs. to 641 M., 3d. to 3ld. ; G4lbs. to ?lbs., 34d. to 34.1.; 72114. to 801136., to 4.1. ; FOlbs. to Ml._ 441 to 4Ad.; MIAs. to Mat... 44d.t0 scl. ; 96Ibs. to 104Iba, M. to Sfd. ; 104Ibs. to 1121b5., to 50. Horse bides, 9s. 6cL to 10s. 6d. Calf skim, light. 2s. to 4e. ; full, 7s. Briusounam.—filisetekisse : Polled, 6s. 6d. to Ts. ; bell breds, 4a yid. to ; downs, Ja bd. to is. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAT.) Messrs Pattenden and Smith report a continued duloens in the trade, commas purchasing merely for immediate consumption ; prices are in favour of buyer!. M. Theophile Gautier, jun., son of the writer in the Monitror, has been appointed Sub-Pref, , ct Ambert (Puy-cte-Dome), and M. Sylrestre de Ste",.. son of the writer in the Ik.',lle, Secretary Cencral of the rrefecture of the Eureet-Loire. Both gentlemen bad been employed for some time in the Ministry of the Interior. Madame Grisi and her children are residing at the beautiful Villa Salviati, near Florence, which is now completed. Signor Mario has gone fur the winter to Petersburg: f f V, 7 1-16 Y 1 - iiiiic. - 27 zd 8 18-16 644 38 - »} 4U 40 421 id _l4 1 10If04 BNI 95 4j - 93 102 11 102 } 110 4 I 9896 9* 96 92 9t 93 95 911 96