The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-22 00:00:00

II he paid. Ho was proceeding to further acts of when a constahle came, and the defendant was into custody. Williamson Raid he was ticket collector, and by 4.1 . the previous witness he put the defendant a the station. .ts he earn doing so the defendant 111111 A violent blow on the neck, and he now felt pain the blow. The defendant pulled off his coat, and „., •k .1 to tight with him. The defendant attempted to Lim, but did not succeed in doing so. defendant said that he was fint assaulted, and that „ he did wan done in self defence. 31 . . Ilarker said that such disgraceful conduct would not core especially at a railway station. He then .1 the defendant to pay a line of 2/. 10s., or in default , Imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the House of 1 ., cool for ace calendar mouth. A - rite a AN Pill. THE lENIAN CONVICTS. . .::'CTATION TO THE QI'EEN.—(THIS DAY.) (I , V TELEGRAPH.) WINDSOR, num'. .• deputation, on behalf of the Fenian convicts, to the Castle at noon to-day, where they were .ed with every courtesy. Mr. Clegg, the chairman, a, the petition to Sir J. Cowell, who, as well as , t ; my, returned an enclosed answer. .oh followed the deputation to and from the Castle. . legg expressed himself satisfied with the manner .ich the deputation was received. e ,case of General Grey's answer was that the peti . ,hould have come through the Secretary of State, horn alone, as the responsible adviser of the Queen, it 1 Le submitted to her Majesty. RESPITE OF CONDON (ALIAS SHORE). I. ut night a message reaclutl the Governor of \ew Bailey Prison from the Home-office, elating that t ,onviet Condon (alias Shore) was respited during her -,ty's pleasure. The welcome news was, of count, dmtely communicated to the convict in whose favour ,y be remembered that he was unarmed when appre ka, and that he was not proved to have been armed the fatal affray. &raft arrived at the gaol last night. convict Allen was visited yesterday by three of his t.. The entrance of these persons into the prison was :ced, and when it was known that they ware friends the convict, thousands congregated in Stanley-street I waited for their re-appearance. Yesterday a kindly, .ide.hearted woman presented herself at the prison gate, I requested to bo allowed to send in " a little luxury" ; Allen. The luxury turned out upon examination to be can of beer. Of course her request was refused, and she ;.,reupon bestowed the beer upon one of the police officers .iduty in the street. .1 despatch by private messenger from the Isle of Wight :as received yesterday, enclosing an order for 3001., the ..ft of the Dowager Marchioness of Queensberry, to be :aced in the trust of the Rev. Father Cadd for the benefit Larkin 's wife and children. Her ladyship's connuuni tMn to the rev. gentleman also conveyed an expression regret that the condemned prisoners were placed on %leir kid on the capital charge. The despatch was accom• ,inied by a letter of consolation addressed by the dowager ;;archione.s to the four unfortunate men. The Rev. Mr. ',Ad will read the letter to each of them in their :espective cells after morning service this day. --- RIOTS IN BIRMINGHAM. ;ENE .V. ()F THE DISTURBANCES LAST NIGHT. At Birmingham the open air meeting held on Wednesday night to pray for mercy for the condemned Fenian,- at Manchester provoked a counter demonstra tion List night. Several thousand persons, who thought the Fenian ought to be hanged, wished to assemble out side tie Town Hall, but a body of police had orders to piev,nt the 'fleeting. The crowd separated into several tlivisams, and, evidently under the guidance of leaders, they marched through the Irish quarter of the town, mg defiantly, and to the Homan Catholic places of and convents, and to the ritualistic church of -t. Albans. They broke the windows in the Homan I 'atblie. cathedral. The shops were quickly closed in all the sa tvets the mob passed through. It estiimited that its/or $OO Irishmen were out during the uight guarding the Homan catholic places of worship and other establishments, and the Irish quarters of the town. They cheered the police heartily, regarding them as their protectors. Up to a late hour last evening no arrests bad been made at any of the police stations ; but the following persons who received injuries during the evening had their wounds dressed at the General Hospital, and afterwards interned to their homes :—John Bradley (27), 146, Mose ler.road, bedstead maker, cut head, by a blow; John Whatley ('.), warehouseman, Bloomsbury-street, cut hand ; Joseph Andrews (21), Brearley-street, cut head, mus,l by being struck with a life-preserver ; Peter Mac (4.e labourer, Loveday-street, wound on forehead earned blow; and Mr. Edward A. Houtledge (25), traveller, queen's Hotel, scalp wound, caused by a blow. MktMl Wis. Feb, 11'20 iaw .. 6450 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETE. (THIS DAY.) On 'TELEGRAPH.) (rmoir oom OWN CONEYNTONDINT.) . . Carro74.l'he market steady. Sales 16000 bales. ()OR:Q.—Fair attendance at market. Wheat slow sale, and nominally 2d. lower to sell. Flour dull, and in favour of buyers. Bmns 6d. lower; Saidi, 445. 6d. Oats Id. per bushel cheaper. Oatmeal without change. Indian corn quiet ; mixed, 495. CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (lIT TELEGRAPH.) (nom 001 OWN CORRESPONDINT.) Nothing doing in wheat. Barley in better demand, at full prices. Beans and oats steady. MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—There is a slightly improved demand, but the market is still quiet. Jamaica sold 345. to 365. ; Deme rara, 335. 6d. ; brown Guatemala, 30s. to 33.. Refined — dried goods are dull of sale, and previou prices are barely maintained ; pieces are also lower. Coreer.—There is still • fair demand for all colonial descriptions, and native Ceylon sells readily at firm prices. Tin.—The market remains quiet. Rice—About 2,200 tons sold, for arrival, soft grain, 125.; ex ship, lls. 6d., without guarantee; Recranzie, 12a. to 12s. 14d.; Bassein, 12a. 3d. ; red cargo Bengal, 10s. BmiTurita.—A parcel of Bengal sold for mall, refraction sj. at 19s. 3d. Roit.-30 puncheons of &Alice sold at 2a., and • few puncheons of Jamaica at 3s. sa. C"roN.—The market remains quiet at previous prices. Jun.—About 300 bales 'olden the spot, partat 18/.10e.; and 4,000 bales for arrival, at 151. ss. to 211. 15s. I 141 Whist 'Arley. Malt. . Oats qr s. gra qrs. I Va. t sad So.* 1510 660 440 . lal I 23500 6480 440 1 902G0 IREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This day an adjourned extraordinary meeting of .'..ireholders was held at the London Tavern, for the 1 , 4 ..use of receiving the report of the committee appointed :.e meeting of the Bth ; Mr. TeRNER in the chair. It r. C. H. PARICEN, the chairman of the committee, in tr,:ticed the business of the day, and concluded by moving 11 followicg resolution : Resolved,—That the number of directors of this coat i 'y he, and is hereby reduced to eleven, and that such ! , ction do take effect forthwith, and that Messrs. Charles I - -4ry Turner, Arthur Ballantine, Geon .rge Gamble, John Land, Cyrus Legg , and Smith, together with Messrs. Lightly Simpson, I William Thomas Making, the two directors elected by "V proprietors of Eat Anglian Stock and such of Vas directors appointed by the dim:- to of the Northern and Eastern Railway Com ]Ey as those last mentioned dir e cto r s m ay se l ec t, I...ontinned and constitute such eleven directors and the of the company, and that Mr. James Goodson, M.P., :Nor Henry Jervis White Jervis, M.P., Mr. George .selyn, and such one of the directors appointed by the Northern and Eastern directors as those hat-mentioned _rectors may select, be,' and they are hereby respectively -:coved from the office of director, and shall henceforth to be directors of the company. That Ave be aquontm a meeting of directors, and that the order of rotation which the reduced number shall retire from office at ...! ‘ e half-yearly general meetings to be bald respectively a the month of August in the next ensuing four years than be as follows :—Arthur Ballantine, George Brants, oil George Gamble, at the half yearly meeting, to be trld in August, 1868, the two directors appointed I y the East Anglian proprietors and George Smith, at the half-yearlymeeting to be held in August, 1869, thetwo :hectors selected by the directors of the Northern and stem P.ailway Company and Cyrus Legg at the half achy to be held in August, 1870 ; and Charles Henry Turner and John Land at the half-yearly meeting th be held in August, 1871." Mr. BKI3TOW seconded the resolution. 11r. Cyst's LEGG': said that at the last meeting he bad n. :reined the pledge he had given by expressing his readiness to retire. Dr. O'Rrii.cv rose to address the mee ti ng which was i:oceeding when we went to press. I. IF. W. Nairn 191.60 31 N. W. Aberdeen 93 44 N. W. Leith 130.6140. W. Ardroesen a0.68 36; 8. Greecastle-10.71 43 1 N.N. W. Valeatle 190. 30 39. N.& Lobe's Point 30.63 38 &N. E. 90.66 43 N. W. V l l 30.63 41: N. N. 4: Brut 130.69 43 N.Y.. Lerient Rochowt 130.47 36 N. & Plymouth Weymouth Portemoath '3O aO 37 N. London Yarmouth_ 30.47 44 14. w. kerboreogh .60. 94 42 N. W. Hel Shlel der .ls .30 67 41' N.W. AND BEQUESTS.--The will of the Right Ben. Thomas Pemberton Leigh, Baron Kingsdown, P.C., I ke.L , late of Tony Hill, Sittingbourne Kent ; Hindley If .11, Wigan ; and Epring.gariens-termOe, Westminster ; 1/oved in her Majesty's Court of Probate, on the 7th by his brother, Edward Leigh Pemberton, Esq„ the so!.. executor. The per °malty was sworn under The will is dated August 31, 1807 ; anl two codicils, September 14 and September 23 fo.:osing ; and the testator died October 7, at the ! 7 4. a bachelor. The title becomes extinct. His lost hip's will commences by reciting that, under the will td I. maternal cousin, the late Sir Robert Holt Leigh, Le has the power of appointing a successor to his late to , Ws estates, which he does in the person of his brother, Leigh Pemberton, and whom he also appoints r:try legatee of Lis own estates. There are 1, .1 annuities to his relatives, and numerous legacies to hi• 'erson..l friends. To Lord Crsnworth, Lord Cairns, Sir Lit,lice Peel, Mr. Serjeant Gotilburn, and Henry Reeve, 'c 1 lees each a legacy of 100/. free of duty. Ha begs ' In the House of Lords on Monday Earl Russell ..r Stanhope to accept 1,000 guineas in acknowledgment will move resolutions on the subject of education in Eng- Le many and great kindnesses shown to him for a !cog „ • 4 of yea rn . T o eac h o f hi s t rus t ees, Th omas C . • lan d "" 4 1 a, Robert R. Wright, and Houstonne J. Hordeni, , Mr. Lamb, the English consul at St. Thomas, leaves 1,0 'l., beyond all other bequests left estimates the loss of the Royal Mail Company by the . hem. To his nephew, Edward Leigh Pemberton, • cane there at about 240,000/. ~v es all hi s Law books and 100/. To the Rev. hum 1 "Donnell, Late curate of his chapel at Hindley, 1001. • ' Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office to the present curate and the master and mistress o f from the Governor-General of Canada and Governor of -shoots there, and his schools at Tenon, Kent, each Malta. Despatches were sent to the Governer-General of v.. rr s salary. There are also very liberal bequests to c,, aadti .nilitf, gardeners, housekeeper, coachmen, and all .r setvants, in or out door, and his labourers. To his AnmIRALTY, Nov. 21.—Arrommertgs.—Lieu ,T he le IVO a legacy of 600 f. and all his apparel, in. tenant William Wiseman, to the Dense. Midshipmen court and official dresses, except his gold robe, worn Lord Lewis Gordon, James R. Broadley, and Richard 'hancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall, and the robes Keown, to the Dann. Chief Engineer Joseph Lovering, a by ai i „ as a p eer of the ream. All hi s to the Cumberland, for charge of the engines of the ' .o Inot law), paintings, plate, including the snuffbox Eclipse. Paymaster Perisley Martin, to the Dann ; and t., him by M. Rothschild and all the furniture and Clark Henry H. Rickard, to the D.nae. to in his res id ence at Torry - hill are to be held as heir- The design of a medal which Pius IX. is about with the Tom-hill estate. He leaves to his eousio, to distribute to the troops who defended him at /gentians, 'tee. H. J. Hoidern, the enjoyment of the residence is now published. The decoration will be in form of a ;! m occupation at Kippen whilst he holds the rectory of arose, bearing on each of its limbs the words Pins Paps alown ;to his nephew, Edward Leigh Pemborton, the IX., 1867, and having in the centre no Penal tiara and -silence and grounds at Kingsdown ; and to his nephew, cross-keys, encircling which appears the motto " Fidel !" P.n. Robert Blayney Wright, the e s tat e a t F r i ns t ea d, e t virtuiL " On the reverse, and also in the centre, the whilst rector of that parish .— / U estrated London Cross of St. Peter, head downwards, with the words: " Resurget fulgentior." The ribbon will be blue. REMARKS. The high pressures reported yesterday are still to be noticed. At Valenti& the reading is unusually high, being 30.80 Inches. A decrease is showing itself at the northern stations. Tempera ture has diminished on the west coast of France, and is low at stations on our Channel coast. Winds on the east coast have been fresh from the north east ; this morning they axe light from the northward. The weather is dry, with fog at places. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY' EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT Tumours.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HATCH. Pride of Erin best Fanny. WELTER HANDICAP. Hershel Ney Problem ... bit. Oliver ... 8 rsn. HANDICAP PLATE. Problem ---...-- -- - ... Columbine ... ... ... Lady Valentine ... ... 9 ran. WINDING•UP HANDICAP. Langbam ... ... ... Indigestion . . ... L'ritish Tar ... ... ... 7 ran. BRADCATE CL'P. One mile. Cecrops, Knight of the Garter Breadalbune, Queen of unps, King Charming,l7lphus, i'jthon, Moose, Eenobia, Muezzin, Czar, Nu, Musketeer, ixen, Mn. s Allen, The Peer, Rabbit T rap, Excitement, Nancy, Beanelerk, Hedbourne, Sister to Scottish Chief, Her Ladyship, and Lady I'am are here. LEAMINGTON GRAND ANNUAL Four miles. Ileonwood, The Elk, Patience, The Lamb, The Nun, Pearl Diver, The Hover, Pixie, Balder, Greenland, Bishopton, Northern Light, Helen, Stocking', Chimney Sweep, and Standard Bearer are here. PROFMHONAL JOCKEY STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. Speculum, Wedding Peal, and Fearnought are here. INNKEEPERS' PLATE. Thremquarters of a mile. Indian Star, riot 12Ib ; Longhorn, Gat9lb ; kliatletoe, Sat ; Pintail, sat alb; Indigestion, Sat ; Tortuga, Set ; War, set ; My Love, Tat 10Ib ; Thermometer, 7at 916; Sysee, Tat 71b; Watchbox, 7st 41b ; • Catalogue, Tat 41b ; La Mute, 7at 41b ; Grand Duke, Gat 121 b; Anneraley, Gat 121 b ; Tribune, Get 101 b ; Musa, Set 101 b ; The Dean, Gat 1016; Narino, Gat 91b; Canard, rot 51b; Cromwell, Gat :;1b; l'rima Donna, Gat 91b ; Tightfit o, fiat 21b ; Nannie, Gat. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) The attendance of millers at to•day's market was small. Coastwise, as well as by rail, the arrivals of home-grown wheat were only moderate, nevertheless there was a want of animation in the demand, at prices about equal to Mon day. The quantity of foreign wheat in the market was good, and was more than adequate to meet the limited require ' ments of buyers. Sales in all descriptions progressed heavily, at late currencies. The floating cargo trade was quiet, bat prices were without change. The supply of English barley was small, of foreign mo derate. The inquiry was limited, at Monday's reduction in value. Malt moved off slowly, at barely stationary currencies. Large supplies of foreign oats were on sale. Business was generally of a retail character on former terms. Beans were in short supply. The trade was quiet, but full quotations were realised. _ Nits found buyers on former terms. The flour trade ruled heavy, and prices were barely supported. Linseed and rapeseed were unaltered in value. Most agricultural seeds were firmly held. Cakes were steady. ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Ac.. INTO LONDON BY WA MI CARRIAGE FROM NOV. IS TO NOV. 21. ROTH INCLCSIVE. TALLOW MARKET.-(TH18 DAY.) The market is quiet:—Tows tallow, 42a. 6d. ; Peters bnrg Y.O. on the epos, 42e. 9d. to 42a. 6d. ; Year 42a. Gd. ; December, 42a. bd. ; Spring, 43a. ; March, 43a. 61. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAy.). LL/WENHALL.-Ilides : 56Ibs. 'to 611b5., 3d. 'to 31d. ; 641 b.. to 721 be., 3d. to 34d. ; 721bs. to 811 b.., 3Ad. to 4d.; 81Ibs. to 861ba., 4d. to 44d. ; 66lbs. to 961b5.. 44d. to 51. ; 961bs. to 1011ba, 51. to 51d. ; 1041bs. to 1121b5., sd. to 54d. Horse hides, 9s. Od. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 21. to 4s. ; full, 7s. Bannownswr.-Sheepskins : Polled, 6s. Ekl. to 7.. 6d.; hall- bads, ss. to ss. 6d. ; downs, 4s. to 4s. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattenden and Smith report a better demand for foreign hops as well as for choice descriptions of Mid and East Kepis, at the late reduction in price. WICATHICR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, NOVEXII2I n, $ A.= SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS IL I 74.1 Renews I a ° ,1 1 1 10,8 IMu 110 - 4 47 Iss 1 p..a. IL IN Wald sod Inks -- 80 81 - II 1110 Caladoulso 114. 100 Wehrle. 10 ell Dawn 1 4 3 23 - 11l 111 D4111114=4 134.18satJaac 12 111 84. 100 Oundser,terth,dAbdl4 PI 72 .. 20 6 &Macedon .. - 100 all DO. Seep 8L 100 Olaasowasd S. Woolens ... - - et la WNW IMAM Ord. 81. SO} 31 1113 I 81. 100 Do. L And. Stk..No.t 6 7 - w. 100 Grist NortholBcotliad 15 16 - Bt. 100 Ofe&S Nathan ...- .. 107 109 1071 St. 100 Do.A I Area goat. an- 111 115 111 86. 100 Do.B 3 tllllp.e. la paldk 123 125 - 84. 100 Do. Ord. Dot Dtv.lltook .. - 8t IGO Di Ilona* West (Irs.) 114 10 .- 86. IN Great Weston .-. . - 443 45} 443 11 0 ft 100 Do.htoarVaLOva.ll63 -. ... - 8t ISO Do. Booth Wales.... - - W. 100 Do. W. MIL-Orford 15 SO .- 86. 100 Do. Do. N - 119 31 - 81. 100 toneashlre &I( . 121} 1213 121 1 i 1 SI. 100 L..r...rirlahto.&S.o 61 61 61} K 100 IdadoraChathassoltDov 17} 18 - se. 100 Do. MK. Latan.4op.e. 12 15 - SL 100 Londou &NorthWesta. 1123 1113 1131 12; 88 100 LoadoadSoothWorters 76 74 77 84. 100 Met an. sh.,& 66 Llocolash } 473 te BL 100 meseeeeesse r --' -.. 1183 119 111 18 :18 } es. 100 Jo. cAtenalork,dlvi- - desd 6p. et. 11111870 107 109 - 8l 1110 MelropolltsaDlslet4o.. 80 b 2 - 10 10 Do. do. do. - - 10 all Do. &St. John's-wood -4 - W. IN Illdlmed - . 111} 112 112 1 13 SI. 100 Do. Illsridiieb - i. bo 61 - Bt. 100 North British . 83 33 - Is. me De.sain.reeti4iliiba. - - - et 10016} N. Yostera-Berwlok- 96} 903 116 St } 7 G.A. - - 100 Do. Do. Loads -......- . 65 I/4 86. 100 Do. fork - -...-.. 803 593 9069} 86. 100 Do. Castillo - - -4 gt. 100 Do. litooltaDarllag 127 129 123 If all Do. do., 110041 - - - - se. 100 ,I4artli London - --- 114 116 -. 10 3 Do. do., Intl 1 1} pm -4 el. 100 Ifortlansgerdshiro..- 60 02 61 86. 100 lg. 4IL Westin Jaw., 110 11l - 8L 100 Ihropehlro Union _.. 86 67 444 84. 190 : eenth Devon-. -. 42 44 CI 2 1 88. 110 lona Lidera 66 163 6611 10 en seethee.wasesi.; ei ei - 84. 10 155 Tan Vale .. 145 147 146} - 8t 100 Waterford it 11.Wra nL - - lIS 1 Naserloo 4 Whitehal .. - BRITISH rueowsllol/11 Ih. I 14. I RAILWAY& 1 Closely prices. 1 buss. 1.19 all 6tlaatled24.laeresos #3 f 6 - U. 10.• Soat.Dar. 3.C. la. M.o. 1113} 104} 104 1 10 14 Do. 1 Shares- * Si -4 We all sortslo 4 Lab Mii - ioZ.. $l - all Do. Preference I I .. ISO 100 Baff.,Brest., - 0 par cent 1872-3-4 - 4t 100 ad 48.11.astern5p. 04 - - ..6 It LOC Cape T. & Dock 8 p pa it 100 all Doessrars,7p.o 91 69 - IL 100 fast Donal is. 6 - 104 146 - 10 1 121 Do. do. 11 do I& 100 Last Indhu* ga. 6do llO 111 110; 11 11 1 6 Do. L Shares .- - l} 2pm - Oa 'leo Orsad Trunk ofCanads 17 17} 17} } 100 . all Do. Itquip.M.ll.o3..et , SO 32 - 100 all Do. 150 prat Hoods , 44 43 - 100 .D Do. fad pref. Bards 34 31 - 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stook 23 SO - 100 all Do. 4411 prat. Stock IS 20 - IS. 100 Great Isaias rodasals 101 110 110 10 all Do. gds. 8 per seat. - - tra - SO 11 Do. New de. - - !0 1 Do. New - - K tee Ot 8.03 thele:. - r. ip. - .1 1 013 1 - M. 100 Do. 43 par root .1 93 96 - !03 1 all 06. Western of }mo d s 14} 16} - WS sll i D0.k: . ..11d5.pay.11371 VS 100 ad - 100 ell j Do. do. do. 1877-6. 88 81 - 10 S .Lndhut chalml4ol - - on. - St 100 I Madras raar. &p. cent 104 106 - 9L 1100 Do. de. 41 do 96 Id - I/. 100 Do. do. ai do.- 92 t 4 - 10 all Do. Tltth fates lea - .... ... SO 1 all With and Doh/ma's Ba) 42 AI 493 HO all Do. 6p. at., pay. 188 Pe 07 - 100 , all Do. 6p. et, pay. 1884 62 811 - /111. 104 S.h.or.'sb.se r.lsto.S. 79 Si - 8t all ,Ondedßohllkund,g.s 103 104 1033 10 2} uo. Shares do par }pia 2 9-16 St. all Do. 8; ulhates - - -4. IL Los Solnde, pa. 6 par or 103 106 104 M. 100 Do. Deml do, -- - 102 103 1023 Ndo. - - par }pas , - 4 4. OM Do. Paajaab do 7 - 102 103 , - 11. 104 Do. lel= e4.110t.1e. 87 SO I - JOINT triUM. WI& MTh. I rtt I CLgel SOCUZEREL ----- N. II 81003 L 114.1 IL prim. 1 Ma. woo, ailiaCidalt. 1•5 OAR Dov Iss.al De. 11 -• ..' =. ..- . 1117.06. I.3 He 103 105 101 31 ..... , Do. op6rai, Ws. US 102 104 - ..- 1 D0.eper011.1432 100 • 102 184 - 9.914,9011. Do. 5pr011an.4161 UP 190 92 911 5911,809' Do. Ipore6.l9r. 1 111 ;89 91 - 10 0 .000 Oar 91110008p9r.111711 US ' 154 1111 -- 40.1/93.199111 105 ! - 106 Ile - Do. 40. 111040 100. ' 104 166 - Do. 139041' 100 167 169 107 45:5 . 80 De* 191 R• 3 55 *7 96 WON C10y100,N0v.13911,11p.06 NO - -zd - 181.903 Do. 1878. do.. 1011 1031 109/ zd - id ustmocal Da MI 4)...1 no 103 190 xd - 180.151W1100rN139111599415.111178, 100 ' 106 197 -• 101,0110 091 q Do. 1878 11121 100 106 101 1971 1100, Do, 11 100 ius 107 a - 374000 D. 1886 10 ' 107 U 9 - 184e00 IfsialGet.llp.oAp.Roo. 100 1 106 100 100,000 Do. do. May&Nov. 100 103 106 a - od 194000 Noir BroaaeoLeporol 105 'US 106 - 1,159,900 1 N0w South Woks Gov., 5 p.c001,1971 to UM 1601 90 100 - ',mew, Do. sp. 01839 601M6' 110 197 08 971 1 1 399,0001 D0.5p.0.2,11187 to 1376 100 1100 101 - 114000 Now Igamigad Ow Mal la i - - - 1.000.000 D. Ipor ant 1110 I ,97 93 96 500,000 Do. 8 per era 1801 1011 107 10 106} 364000, Do.do.lo3llusoutD9e 100 ; 113 109 11001 1 1130,0110,N0v011000a Op. 9..1975 190 103 105 104 1.859.9001510mm0d50d Goo. 0 ge. oi. 100 1031 164 1031 1,177,450! Do. Do. 1991 .. - 100 1031 1041 i 1031 161 nem* 4Auteff.ll p. 0,1347 100 - - - D. 11178 sod apwda., 100 107 100 - 860,0011 1 11.3..0.1a0. 34561 1110 1121 1131 - 40 0 9. 0 801 D ol p h Apoll4o 6, 105 1101 1111 1111 111 DEBENTURE STOCIL No. Ili. 1 Arms. ITdI CL pekes. I him 492,561 N 6LE•133 4 p.o. Mor.RBoil 100 - - - 60119510 83 G.Nilto.4 p.a. Jan.. 1.7 AN 911 95 - 910,000 80. G.Woto.-R. 11-03., I p. at, Jos. a July - - 100 90 92 5183100 1 N. LaaeltYk.4l6.6.Joa.R.7ll, 100 94 96 - - 1303874 at L00.18653.4p.0...10a.Ri1y 109 - - - 10OM 83 LAN.sp.o.Jaa.aJoly 100 95 97 - 113830 83 Do. Sa W. p.o. Jan.& July 100 - - - 6M,710 36. L&8.W.4p.0. Jul.& July 100 92 96 .-. 009001 1 BR Uldlood,4p.e.Jaa.BJuly 100 96 93 - - IN. N. NM* E. P. & D. 8., - 1 sp. of., Fob. & Aug... 100 0.481 Bt. I N.latru.,4o.o.Jaa.datily 100 98 60 - -,.. llt i5001.N.E.,4p.0.Ap310.4. DA - - - Assa Bank aka.) A .. 'Too B. AtMaui LintlQ . Anzio Austrian. Antis tonal= Aveto lag= (Linsitad). Australasia Hanka Britl;lllinmlii' Bank of Bank of Otago Egypt (lAisitad) liankofVidoria,Anetral, Bank of New Zealand.. British N. America . , C. Bk. India, Ana., China Chart. Met of Whs. Colo Coneolidaied Lehi and London (L). i Ease London (Limitad ?astern Exchangs,Lica. English and Amman . Eog.BankLdeJaoNroLll Beg.gool* Anal. Charid 1 English andliwedish (L. l l Imperial Bank (Limited' Imperial Ottoman ' loam _ _ Lead Mort. Bk. Itulla(L )1 Dative. Deb.. 1344. BO yrs Lon.lsk.oflla xleo,,te.(l) London and IStaaallaa.. N.; j Londoudltlvornito(L) Do. do. do I Loa. Ch. Boat AutrL 1 London and Oonoty 1 Do. New las. at 20 p. pd Loudon Joist Stock London & BosthAtricsa Loa. & IL Western (Lim. ) 1 Leedom A Vonosuella(l. Loudon Wootinhistor. Dalas.lol.p.uone paid Merchant bank (A1..).1., Mareantalandzonan(L)) l Metropolitan illoinatip Midland Bank (Lim) , r National at Anatralada National of Liverpool-1 N. PM. ot England - Do. thd A lrd lams_ I *atonal Huth I Now !loath wan— North Wistaria "... Oft:mut Bank Corpora ProwtaßsaltingOorp.(L! Prrtoo. of _ I Do. do. Now—. Booth Aturtralla— Stand. of a & Janos - m dg aTili:; . . I Cobh of Aoaralla ....: Valois 01 Ireland (Lha.; l Was a Leaden .... .. I 110211M1 RAIL WAI ,Angweep6 Icumedain Fra ;v. 7p.g Belgian L 7 uietnni 8.Agre5,6.11.4 7p. et (14 genteel Argenstne aiii:Co-utanao.--- 11 Dasama i nC t itrk Dutch (10 - 5.37 •1 Lakes al Branco lfauttpean Central (L) Great Luxembourg .Letaberg-Csernoanta(L) illeatera (L) iNam.BLlege/ By the 'Dna p.e.Prt. . Bak. goy 'Northam al Yrancs I.N.RaI ae Det zje Nartreglan Trask Prot. Otiontan pimymahldlta Parlt.Lyeas,snd Becht. Paris and Odes= I Ratite a B. FreaelajL ) Loyal &adman Dw 7 per cant ,Berabre and N eoax_ : 117074pereZT. Ss Pao lo( R. 7 pr et tkAadLar Lona. Vsedliaa tloata k: It of Porn TraniZ.7, Turin and Savona _ Wed random Do. 66 par coat. Prot. Weskit S.W. of Franco ili 4 - 11 16 -•• • ... -..— pro .... ls 10 ,82 si A ism, 111 In 24 I w 13 xcl 18 18 _WI ilf 4 14 35 U $5 9 lu MI 1 l 1 bw 9 b I 110,91 ti 3 pm 114 161 6 4ft 13 ea 11 13 4 3d9 34 86 6 4d9 7 9Mt 11 83 18 19 16 8 , 1 66 ; 6L } 3414 1 2i lib, 4 2 die 3 1 16e 17L_ I I 21.• stll fd 11 I mal 26 26 Oa 6 4 di, S 6pm pi: i is 24 26 60 61 U U 2 5 a ♦ 2au 10 les 08 TO if ii pa 9 6ma 9 76b A 7 - -1,1 44 44 •2 64 I 5 dul 87 89 se le I 13 11 dls 8 6es 62 66 8 6 66 as 86 I Pd 1 CIL 1,01111.1881 Bt. llsol sad West India . 100 1T.6 109 mi l l 14071141 IL Lauda' 1111.11sthorht.1 b 14 00 1.101.000 00 Do. Dob. Pil Ap. mot Al -.• .... 080 ft. Aosibaraptoo .... 100 SWAM R. ;flaw Onrisretal _'lo9 ... NIBCILLLNI No. Ilia, ett jvt.Fetais. I balsa. ITINOLAL SMARR MARKETS. lirritrOOL, Nov. el.-Sake : Caledonian 75 6 7 61-Great Lantern, ::,01 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1211 2 l;-London and North Western, 1121 IS 12; 13 1 121 13-Metmpolitan. 1181 , -Midland, 1111 1 121 12-North British. 321-Bonth intern, 651 1 1 1-Loodon and North Western :Whitehaven Junction 40 I Grand Trunk of Canada, 161 / 17 1 t-Grand Trunk of Canada 3 per cent. 4th preference stock, 19-Ormt Western of Canada, 161 3-16-Great Luxembourg, 01 3-16-National Steam Ship Company (Limited', 7. Manctinffign, NOv. PL-Market rather lower fair amount of IAIIitICGO doing. WOoultin. 7541 5 1 61 1 16i;11 1 11 1761 1 1 6 1-Consolidated Book Limited`, par-Eris, 46/- Great Esteem. 601 3-Great Luxembourg, 93-I6- Great Northern A, 111111-Grand Trunk of ((hands, 17 1 1-Great Western of Canada, 16 5-16 1 5-16 1-Great Western, 45-lancealdre and Yorkshire, 1211 1 4 1 1-London, Brighton, and South Coast, 51 4-London and North Western, 113-Mmichester, Sheffield, and linoohtshire, 471 7 1 1 -Metropolitan, 11e1 4 1 191 1 1 1 lel- Midland, 1111 131 111-North British, 321-South Eastern, 651 1 EIRXIIIOIIIY, Nov. 21.-Bosiness done : South Staffordshire Railway, at 841 :Birmingham OW new ordinary , at 4SI: ditto, 106 a, at 41 prem .: Britannia lifW i Limited, at al ls. di a.; and patent Shaft and Axletree 'Limited', at 3/ prem. dosing pekes :-Midland Rallway,lll4,buyers ;'Lloyd's Bank 61 prem., sellers: Gloucester Wagon 'Limited„ Ipy to IS; Bir mingham Waterworks, new B, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Midland Con tract (Limited), (Idle., seller.. Mau., Nov. 20--Three per Cent. Consols, 931-New Three per Cent. Stock. 024 1-Ditto, for account. sth December, 92F Ribernian Banking Company 'X2.5 paid 33-Munster Bank - rotted) (E3i paid), 41-N Batik (E3O paid), 581-NaUon of Liverpool (Limited) )CIS paid), 11-ditto, for account, 11-Pro vincial Bank (t 25 paid), 68-tltto, New (all pack', 351 4-Ulster Banking Company (Pr 10s paid), Se-Union Rank 'limited) UM paid% 161 - Ditto, for account, 161.- Belfast and Northern Counties all paid), 461-Dublin, Wicklow. and Wasted ILIOO paid). 35-Ditto IS per cent. Mad, redeemable 181114 (all paid). 461-Great Southern and Western, 4 per cent. perpetual )ClOO pan Rh. .61 CI 1 162 13) 131 61 n I 2 i rp 2al 2'l 24 YORNION OBLUIATIOIie. EAILWAYS. aan ll ' l l3. Lazambourglip.tact Da Havana and Matanzas LAOSIIIII24I and Firlhouvo ,Matataas and nabanDla Do &woad lasae forth. or Franco a p et Do (late CharL St p. ot. *imam (dayrna. dra) Do. do tiered at 72 :3 B. IS. F. (P o orn ) I Ihrodialt laeraaida s T pat: aLos-Yam.ap.o. tiast.olPorL7gao. 00 in ;;u7 Z. w.cars. p. a. II n B l St . ST N SS 10S ft 30 120 18 M 60 24 28 sa ili lit ipt. le I Is N si U 1 If i 111 31 1 4 I A 10 ngtonatericanTeL(L. an 10 Anglo-Ile:1am /lint ail 81. Atlantic Telegraph lOO It. Do. 8 w cont. .. lOO 1111 Auteallao Agrimil..., 101 II Anetralian)LL&Sn.(L ' 6 I 10 BomparakTealetatird 8 10 Berta Watirwadis (1.7, 111 10 Do. New 100 Bolekow tremens (L)1 SO I Bombay GM (Monad, all I Do New ' 3 IN Mash American land 46 , It. D. &1. Mac TeL (k) NI Canada Company all 10 fo CeyCanadianbian&lnviLll I 10 4 lon Company 10 Ditto Aaiun* 6 110 Chinatindp&L.CoalL .15 10 'City Dincatuet, Limited I 4 N CltyofLoadoodYro.(L. 8 BO City oillilan I ripro.(l ,'I 11 . 18 481 16 17 82 86 76 b 0 171 181 Per Ow 7 6di 124 13 11 lips 61 1 0141, 17 4 21 102 107 64 88 1 & 11 1 & 2 161. 124 1124 1410.11.0 21 2 & lb 10 & . , . C17 160. 0t Moscow Gm (L : City Oeces (Lbw) 4::.goaisi (Lisd) —• • I IS IS. ill} iitibl 8 6 411.1 Do. Dommarcial Mat Of AttiosaMer Coatlasaid oa.Gam li l IP. ATI I i i ii 1100 100 10 so I_ Do. ..... ..... lOop.M.rafg.,Pref.74 p.O. l c C. of 1a5.114.1177,4ip.0. I Do. do. 1870, do.) . Tone. of Ragland (1.,.); - Do.of Idira ( 1 .. ). • I . - . Ogini Mena 42:. P.rp. D.b. (Unified) Eastern gamin Tea (L k b. M & s Vi C.& wn, L s. I Cana) Vale . . = th anConaltd:(l. Do. Den Ibig.dAnaCopper (Um, Wig. and/*Wien One Toro.ei (Warehouse ( Credit et Dig(L.) Slew Navigatio one &Colonial /Ls osurneei s lOhlaa Ga ndeou'a Linde°. *males 1 alas Carrying (L)m . toast. Ibian.Bol.(l, Internal Lod Creek L Dana Land Indian brig. (Can.Csv Dg. MIL*. 147' ./-. e 13 15 10 9 6 3 103 103 103} 104} 6f :it 4} 31 13 1.6 ICS 109 111 T 6dt 7 6 6 6 41. 18 16}db 149 153 3 } Wad 4 42, IS II 41, 14 1414 om 2} 26 14 3} tilt. II 10 15} 15. 2 Idl, 1 0di 4 3 414 2 1} 1 411. 1 23 40 3 1 lin' 7 II dim 7 4 41, It Irk 1 1 24 Mb 2 2} 21 17 Xs 3 Land Lood. Secarliko afrioaa Trading.. Lon. LCaledou. K. IL)' Lo.CossigLeada (L Load. DialrletTeleg.(l. Load. llama. taro. iL load. G. OmaileasCAL` rood.&l3larg.troirCo Load. Prortacial Martial Madre, irrlga. Canal, 6p. et.g.by Indian Gov. Murata' East, he. IL itedit. Siam. TM. IL I • • I Merchant Shipping (L. Miliwall7.l4.lDock(L MiliwailLroaMeete..... Natal laad*OoLC. Nettonal Wk. Own. L. INatioualTrov.MarineiL; 102 104 (441. If ti 35 44 U 40 FaitWsal iiiit 1 - 4;; - . - (1. - 1 orbuddieosairen, L.' N awConsolldia. Db. ( L. ; 4°l` mtted ..titatit l A.. ( l..i N.Lsaland T.* Loma (L) . Mortises Amen Tea ( L.), Do. D N.Dels.ALootrolooloa (L. N.DraLtldarcon.llo L. I porn Marisa (losnr.. Orientallftssdol(Lisn. Orloonoleso(Lhaltod) Do. New Orient Inland Btwaso(L Otago *INILload luvost Gilowasa eaa (lAsattod Pumas 11./11 mawa(L.,, Do. do neutiv.Lsatt Powthoolards o.Bleaao 1 Do. do. Now 1155 _ Do. do. do. 113.51, 7 1"4" ow Rio LOW Improv.lL ).. Rio .I . opylto . yos (Lisa 1I i iFoyalliall - SaWni it/ Seot. Auxtra. Invest. (L. 100 lon Tina& ellerpta tL i la is. Atriama IL II le. (L)) , 6 ,'Souttanstrellan Land all qlabotarine Telegraph 'lllo Do Beep i mll •LCartroadllain(L ', all Kersey ln.(1 ) 11 Petroleum IL ! 14 Trolacageaer of goa.(Li 1 It L. CO. at r. Canada. a n.lliertne of Liver. (I. vi II United DlecountCorp.E.' 6 United K. Seleg. co.(1 ;, all Do. 10 per cent. pref.' an %infra Darteelon(L), 6 ITUppee Assam Tea.-- all ea Dlamon's Lad (L) 111 Vlseroyellapplfilkaa all Warrant Flames (Ufa ), U WeaUstila&Potel6ealrL 00 • can pending. 7 eWI 4 si firD —dl. Adis *Pm rik idi. pm 1 1 p 02 6 4 di. 9 7 di. 30 40 Ita lb 18 pa 10 4 di. if 64 i lam If I# # I die 111 53 55 93 38 55 53 par 19, 30 ZS 3 1 61 19 20 11 33 5 67 118 123 7# 64, U 31 66 75 14t 3 ill?; t 1 Pm' 21 34 1 Par S 4 8 9 6 4 70 1 11 9 7 Ida siiiiii iiii KNO I 80 ^WO SO PREFERENCE SHARES. and Yorkshire 411 per cent. (] _a' _as - 21U-16 liin i I 101 11 !0 00n bonsolidated, 44 per amt. redeemable, 944. Patch.). 98 Midland 1867. MONEY MARIJY.-(TH18 DAY.) On eosoca. The markets for public securities are rather firmer to-day. and prices have improved in some cases. Consols are steady, at the closing quota tions of yesterday. Two or three of the home rail way stocks are higher, and there is a disposition on the part of some of the recent speculators for a fall to make further purchases to close their ac counts, in consequence of the approach of the fortnightly settlement. Some of tho foreign bonds have advanced, and colonial govern ment securities remain firm. Banking and financial shares show no alteration of importance. Alliance Bank shares, however, are inquired for, upon the announcement that three gentlemen have just joined the board. The charge for the best bills in the discount market is 1„ to If percent., withexcept,onal trans actions at lit. Consols are quoted 941 to 4, with div., for money, and 921 to 93, ex div., for the account (Decem ber 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cent.. are steady, at 921 to 1. British railway stocks have been little dealt in, but the tendency of prices is rather better than yesterday-. Great Northern (Original) and York and North Midland have improved per cent., while Great Western has de clined 4. Annexed are the quotations : Metropolitan, 1181 to 3 ; Great Western, 441 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 113 ; Midland, 114 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121 to ; 'Caledonian, 76 to 1 ; South Eastern, 641 to 65/ ; Great Eastern, 301 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1071 to 1084 ; ditto A, 1101 to 1111; London, Chatham, and Dover, 174 to t 1 ; North British, 321 to 1 ; Brighton, 501 to 511 ; Berwick, 954 to 964 ; and York and North Midland, 89 to 90. The market for foreign stocks is firm, with a fair amount of business, consisting chiefly of pur chases. Spanish Passive bonds are in demand, and have advanced 1 per cent-, viz. to 21/ to 22. Turkish of 1865 are 1 higher, at 321 to ; while Italian of 1861 have declined 1, the present price being 451 to 4. Turkish of 1862 are called 614 to 624 ; Greek, 12 to ; Spanish New Three per Cent.., 331 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 171 to 181 ; Egyptian, 1864, 83 to 85 ; and Mexican, 144 to 15. Very few transaction have been reported in bank shares, but Alliance and London and County have risen 10s., viz., to 12 to 11 dis., and 501 to 514 re spectively. Imperial Ottoman are quoted Ito dis. ; London and Westminster, 68 to 69 ; Char tered Mercantile of India, 204 to 274 ; and Union of London, 331 to 34. _ Financial glares are inactive. International Financial, 2i} to 2i dia. ; London, 24 to 24 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2k die. ; and Credit Fonder, 6f to dia. United States 5-20 Bonds have advancad / per cent., the present price being 74:4- to ; Erie Rail way shares are quoted 46/ to 47f, showing a rise of I per cent. ; and Illinois Central, 85 to being unaltered. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares are without changt— the former 18/ to 1, and the latter at 31 to 4. Hudson's Bay shares have relapsed 2s. (id., vir., to 15 to 4, the rise of yesterday having induced some realisations. The liquidators of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) have sent a circular to the shareholders, in which they state that, with a very few exceptions, they have succeeded in ob taining the assent of the creditors to the arrange ment proposed in their report of the 14th of June last, subject to a few modifications, which have been submitted to and approved by the committee. Under this arrangement the balance of the claims of the creditors is payable by six equal half-yearly instalments, the first of which will fall due on the 30th of December next, and the rate of interest on their respectiv e debts is reduced from 11 per cent. per annum to 5 throughout the liquidation, thus saving about 77,0001. It is added that, in the absence of any proposal from the shareholders by the Lit of December for the payment of overdue calls, appli cation will be made to the Court of Chancery fur power to enforce the same without further delay. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint-Stock Bank will be held on the 16th of January, to receive the report of the directors and announcement of dividend. An ordinary meeting of the Anglo-Euptiau Banking Company is convened for the 29th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Zealand Rail way Company will be held on the 20th of Dec., at Copenhagen, "In order to decide whether, ac cording to the law of the 21st Juno last, a line should be made through South Zealand, and from the north coast of Falter to Nykjoping, for ac count of the company." . . . About 62,0001:in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent. The announcement of the arrival of the steamer Douro, from the West Indies, was received with great satisfaction in the City. The details of her news did not come to hand during business hours. It appears that no mails or specie were lost in the steamer Rhone. The Douro has brought 179,0001. in l s The undermentioned gentlemen have joined the I board of the Alliance Bank, via.:—Mr. Charles J. Venables ' et the firm of Venables, Tyler, and Son ; Mr. Richard Beall, of the firm of Tapling, and Co., and formerly of Bradbury, Gretorex, and Beall ; and Mr. James McMaster, of the firm of J. and W. 3. iieMast,:r ' C::::141a merchants. The London and South Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4221. over the corresponding period of 1866 ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 9801. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 1821. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increasel of 2,021. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,5651. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 22/. ; and the North British, an in crease of 1,1721. In anticipation of the adjourned meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company, fixed for the 2:lnd inst., Messrs. James Goodson, M.P., H. J. W. Jervis, George Josaelyn, and Colonel Palmer, the four directors who have refused to resign, have issued a joint circular, in which they state t hat in the event of the meeting passing a vote for their removal, they will " decline to reco gnise its legality until confirmed by a court of law . " Separate state ments have likewise ben issued to the share holder,' by the three last-mentioned gentlemen, but want of space prevents our referring to them at any further length. An extraordinary general meeting of the Lang ham Hotel Company (Limited), is called for the 28th inst., " when the directors will report as to the company's position." It is also proposed to make certain alterations in the articles of associa tion. The rise in Hudson's Bay shares was caused by the speech of Lord Monck to the Canadian parlia- meat, in which ho alludes to the Canadian dominion, under the act of union, as founding al "new nationality" that " will ere long extend its bounds from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans," and "invites the consideration " of the two houses "to the important subject of western territorial exten sion." The fertile western territory of the Hudson's Bay Company intervenes between Canada West and BntishCohimbia ; and thesnpposition, founded both on geography andonthe views of the Canadiandele- 3 gates who' they were here in the spring, is that Canada would purchase this vast and naturally rr.ductive district. embracing the Red River Settlement, the Ferti:: Belt, and the Valley of the Saskatchewan, leavir4, at the same time, to the Hudson's Bay Company the watershed of the Bay, with their settlements and the hunting grounds, which are the haul:. of the fur-bearing animals, so as to maintain their trade as heretofore. Subjoined is Mesas. ettiverrell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of ' , Latently's hide sales : At the twenty.!irst seriep of hide salesfor the year, there was a fair demand for EAU Indi% hides--salted were lower. East India—Or and Corr.—Calcutta were in moderate re quest. a fair proportion of the quantity offered being cleared off. For the few Dacca slaughtered brought for ward, slightly lower prices were accepted; other descrip vons sold without acy material alteration in value. Madras, &c., brought I.tte rAtro. CM 94,1(96 hides offered, :4,700 were sold. E s,t Illdi,.—Buffalo were dull of sale and mostly bought in. Leather.—Best Indian sold well. I I Australian brought iull to slightly advanced rates. South American all cold. Salted Hides.—Australian were only part sold. Light brought &omit former prices ; heavy were meetly bought in; for the few sold a decline of O. per lb. was accepted. Cave dull of sale at a further de cline of id. to d. CibrAltar and Lisbon only part sold. Dry and Dryealted Hides.—Penang sold at advanced rates; African brought full prices.—Mogadore, Barbary, sad Per sian all sold. Bark.—Mimosa. only part sold at late rates. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 20. The total somewhat exceeds the figures published in September, but barely comes up to the average of the last few weeks, aster allowingfor the exceptional movement in connexion with the Stock Es change settlement .41 Thursday, the 14th : Return of Paid Clearing for the week ending Nov. 20, 1867. Thursday, Nov. 14 .. Friday, Nov. 15 . Saturday, Nov. 1t; Monday, Nov. 13 'Foesday, Nov. 1 . Wednesday, Nov. •-h) .L 16,799,000 10,.5:2,000 . 11,176,000 . 9,M7,000 9,.198,000 801,000 015,811,0D0 J...,4N C. I".lcocu, Deputy Inepeetor. Banter' Cleating-holuce. Nov. 21. The weekly return of the Bank of Franco shows the following changes: Coin and Million Bills discounted Decease 720,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances . Treasury balance The coin and bullion are again increasing, and the total is now 38,176,500/. The diminution in the discounts argues a dull condition of trade. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 20, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 236,087,615 Decrease 262,700 Circulation active 21,890,915 Decrease 249,735 Pulaic deposits 5,058,907 Decrease 91,206 Other deposits Government securities in . benkios department l2,3l9,2o No change. Other securities in banking department 1600,990 Decrease /,656 Coin and bullion in boti 22,236,2213 Decrease 2,578 Seven day and other bills 1105,298 Decrease 214,882 The Seat 3,070,618 Increase 3 ' 629 Notes in swerve Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department... 13,336,313 Increase ::47.157 The deposits, on balance, showing an increase, and the advances on securities being almost stationary, an addition of nearly a quarter of amillion has been made to the reserve. The diminution in the coin and bullion is only 2,578 i., and, as the amount of gold taken from the Bank for export during the week exceeded the receipts from abroad by about 130,000/ , it is to be inferred that coin is returning from the provinces. The present figures do not indicate any revival of the Bank's discount and loan business. 12,187,700 Increase 187,0(35 BANK OF An Account paranoat to the Aet week ending oa W0,11.1‘12y, tU IsSUlt Naas tossed 036057,61. ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Vie c. 32. for the Lte - -kith day of Nu, aul.u", 1134.4. , aarmaar. Government debt.. £1 , .015.100 Other securities— . 3,964.11011 Gold cola sad bul lion Silver bullion r. ZSG.OS: (A 5 BANKING DI Proprietors' Capital 414,&:3.000 Red Public Deposits (In cluding Michela San. Banks, Com mis of katioual 4.6,0t7,615 Government fiecm- Atka Other dominates Notes Gold sad Either Cots 1,1 &SAS i)ebt,_ aud Div Aceswita` Other Dep..tita .. Seven day aud other 11.11 s Li'," 5,&06 t:,336.:Nd F. MAY, Deputy lryikier. Nov. 21,1067. THURSDAY EVrNING. Consub, which closed yesterday at 921, "sellers," ex div.. for the sth December, opened this morn ing at 921, and closed at 921 to 93. For money the last price was 94g to A with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 922 to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94i1, f, A . 0, A ; ditto, for aconint, 92i, 3, cx div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92}, ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761, 74- ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1161, 151, 161 ; ditto Four per Cent., Itv, ; ditto Fire per Cent. " en faced' rupee paper, 103",, The India Five per Cent. Stock was ~.inevihat less inquired for. Exchequer Bills remain at 28s. to 31s. prem. Foreign stocks were in demand, and the changes in prices were nearly all in an upward direction. Turkish of 1858 and 1862. Peruvian of 1.;65, and Spanish Old Three per Ceuta. improved 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1865, ; Greek and Spanish Passive, ; and the Committee's Certificates and Spanish New Three per Cents., as well as Italian of 1861, 1. Colombian and Egyptian of 1864 (19.0. Bonds) were exceptionally flat, and declined 1 per mat. NINEB.-(TEIM DAY.) Oxa O'CLOCK. The mining market is rather firmer to-day, owing to the advance yesterday in the standard for copper ore. Subjoined are the quotations for the shares which have been chiefly dealt in. viz. (.1,;,-,?rton Moor, 51 to 61 ; Prince of Wales, 495. to 515., ox ; Ye:lh Crofty, 2g to 3 : New Seton, 30 to 55 ; Great Retallack, ; West eliiver ton, 69 to 71 ; North Chiverton, 42 to ; East Lovell, 8 to it : Wheal Seton, 97 ii to 1)1:1 ; and Great Vor, 17} to 18. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted about the same as yesterday. St. John del Rey are at 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 21 prem.; Anglo- Brazilian, par to 1 prem. ; Pestarena, Fir to prem. ; Chontales, 11 to 1 dig. ; Roma Crantle, ; Anglo-ltalian, 1 to 1 prem.; United Mexican. 11 to ; Frontino and Bolivia, /to 4 ; Port Phillip. 1 3-16 to 5-16 ; and Central American, gto die. The Chontales Gold and Silver Mining Com pany have received advice. by the Douro from Nicaragua. It is mentioned that the general state of the mines is the same as last reported. No case of cholera had occurred since the 29th of Sept. It was hoped, therefore, that the disease was passing away. No remittance of gold has been received, as it was thought better not to break upthe " cups" for September; but it is stated that the next re mittance will be proportionately increased. At the sale of copper ore, held in Cornwall yes terday, an advance of 21. Bs. took place in the standard. Poarsmorrm, Nov. 22.—Her Majesty's Indian troop ships Crocodile and Sera* arrived at Spithead this morning, from Alexandria. MUNIFICENCE. —We are able to announce, and do so with groat pleasure, that Mr. Joseph 4:11,-t, of Dudley, to whose munificence tho Birmingham hospitals. the dispensary at Dudley, and other charitable tions, are so deeply indebted, has placed in the bands of trustees 20,0001. for the purpose of endowing a ho►pital in his native town. We hope shortly to be abb. to record that a subscription, proportionate to the splendid gift, kw . been raised, for the purpose of erecting a building suitable for carrying oat the benevolent intentions of the Dudley philantbropiA—British Medi.u; journal. 8 11-18 Sil 5 ... IS 3 16-16 111 1 Sbi 41141 .... 12 i - 52 mot. _'a 1.1 0 14k0110 PA PAO 80,000 40,640 15.1100 IMAM IMO 10,000 11,000