The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-24 00:00:00

S se; ana I of Johg amp. debler. he prams. .frith Mr. 'I I bl firs re. a Yin re. Kat. The Irani* si rc st Wed. Le manage. ocoopii4 ism The reri extes. large se= I disbar's aaiedce to aceordiag mer shosli stating the ended, end and is • quer. the pro. , time, Ind Ahmed the I &POW I at he had LI make out madame d sufficient. In this hid cm. men and 4 that he ‘, inch various he credit of ate account, limos Bank. lied, and the he prisoner's Alone to the hat effect to ►y from his the country it him. s. accountant, he mule the the prisoner Log advanced esi Sullivan. authority Mr. Rasta, ut in, written for believing ink there was inviction, and an,y farthte aken upon all gtil with filo. itent to do her 0 and 40 years was a married terms of inti cted to it. On atria went to loner followed in Brunswick = the prisoner asked the pro• She made him sed her and but she ma obtained as custody, bat Wag his own He then sand, g to thatchurch id it appeared tly sober, and time the °Gear ed to have been ame over him, t when he cow• lawfully wound ed and kept to ould think bird .EWLSHAM• al on an infiiet• er of one Georg* Wain. The prf• nee* inquilid° ll the said George e inquisition the I by the Seteitoe and Mr. Daly ha II orded. he trial poerPonea net the prisoner at, that he IM O is morning, and f even reeding OUS a character I in the Prc" cl. and he, therefore, nd over until the not desire to TM th e finding of 66 e application woo cos, and therefore sessions. bia Ling MSD, dent:ti niously forging Dingo for iSOL >oper defended, tie ee were thwer—Ag y transactio ns wit) - who keen.' • le" 6mbeth, a bill of or calledch urn d alt , ga ble I men n ••• u d the eigun tsl. of the prisoner, _ Major Gorton (sr° of Light Wenn!, e of the accepts!!! iandwriting of . In! occ asions that...: acceptance'.. a 70 -eel to disoou.•._. t that the aeoW/„.. ~urzon, and of a Lieut. 0 leas discount) for on and Count/ t a r e , u re purPernl,_ hi a bill in a= to tile hill 111 1016 Mated l$ er had circ his own Pu r i m. ' — , awl he pruner —rare' Limon w ho had inni• o of uttering and he win sinte•--- hour for 15 CowNn.—Since widersble nututeez ra. But on at of the thseeek o4 o the twee were fitti II o r four and gunderleed „ eßa a in * 77 - 0 7 , Dr. the I with the he t h e Chureh•ti_ ye go. died 10 it 0 /16._..:2. women, hie.,„El - ff. me ma died c° „w a y, and In° pe op le t in the p 2", Le te of yd 11 have Perche d. THE POLICE (THIS DAY.) ,ee OVILDHALL. reran= ssAKINATION OF THE HOTEL THIEF. Juliet hobs? Johansen, the German who has u w eal times Were the court on DIMILD4I, Charged ;th bi l e in • bedroom in the Salisbury Hotel for the '',,,„ n o - of °militia( • felony, and ales with having in f uu — ri el errioa • number of =detail keys, was again brouSW I P He g es ressanded on Saturday last on the applisation of Bum t h e detective office, for the purpose of giving time to mote inclubt_.lll•Pogittg a litter of credit found on the i wa sr for 10,Ocurr., drawn on the Mayor of Riga. A gen kiie—maa now attended from Baron Rothchild's, and said t w it f l os haqiunes they had made they lasOsesson to be lieve that the letter of credit had been stolen, together sith , go la watch and other valuables. Huus im plied for • further remand to give time for °R ao( the necessary information from the Continent to proc a ace of steeling against him. ARA= C o peland remanded he prisoner. TRIAL OF RISK ALLAH BEY FOR MURDER. O D Monday morning the trial of the above whose case has lately been described in our cesmosted at the Pedals de Jnetios, Brussels. nos we newly fifty witnesses to be examined, of whom t h e ont day's proceedings have disposed of only six. /b e ach of the forenoon was taken up by the read ing/. ode d'accezatioso and the interreption of the o w n. He is man of pre h possessing 6ppextsnos sad bet no cann r the recent has 'ehan as ge o e f jet-b states iltickisati te m Con grey, with patches of almost positive white, he vo id look not a day older. When he took his place at the in he bowed with a grave self -pcooesodon to the ew e; and presently catching the eye of some avoidance sm iled and nodded quits as easily as if Is bad 'been in his stall at the opera. His h o t was covered with a fez of soft red cloth, e i t h e purple silken tame! ; and he pushed back this eem i e forith a hasty m ovement now and then, so as to keret§ brows quite bare. On the braided front of his m ein., frock coat he wore the star of an Alter of the Orris of the Medidji, the cross of a chevalier of the oe d s et Isabella, and a great number of medals wa d decoration& Several magistrates, high flint:- i m uip, and persons of distinction — among them t being 1115 Russian ambassador, Prince Orloff, and the cup d'Affaires of the Sublime Porte —sat behind the h a & Risk Allah is accused not only of murder, but also of as latitay distinct o ff ence of utterongswo forged cheques oc Magnolia Bank of London. A motive for the crime is .0011 th e c ircumstance that lay the death of the young the accused became entitled to a large sum of me m and, ill fiet t socording to the indictment, he received Left portion of at under a decree of the Court of Chan cery, tided the 21st of July, 1863. It appears also that he insured young Readly's life for 1,000!., and obtained payment of this sum in February last. iron Cps = neer in which the wound was inflicted it ap pear', by medical testimony that death must have been iustsata neo es, the charge of the gun having perforated the heed. But the two arms were found under the coverlfd, the right hand resting on the stomach, and the left arm ezted by the aide of the body. It is pronounced to have b een almobately impossible that after firing the gun the un formate youth could have put his hands under the bed &her. It is announced that the Secretary of State for Wm is prepared to receive proposals for breech-loading o des, to replace the present service rifles. Prizes of 930 f., WU., 8001., and 400 i. are to be given for the best amidge. Them is to be a competition for the breech lagers, and the successful rifle is to bear the inventor's BMW. The aim of 3001. is to be allowed to each oompeti• is for expenses. The Admiralty have accepted the tender of the fee of George Smith and Co. for the extension of Porte. south Dockyard. This contract, under the provisions of asset of parliament, involves an expenditure of upwards els million in the next four years. It is positively stated that M. Merimde, who sttospanied the Emperor in his recent journey, and who msy be said to have an official reeidence in the imperial leasehold, hu been married to the Countess of Montijo. The title of the Disc d'Atimale's expected new pamphlet is mid to be " Le Balm de Is France." The death of Count Giulay, who commanded the lattrian army in 1559, is reported from Vienna. General Gidaty died of apoplexy. The Vienna Gazette announces under the heading ebssgee in the Army," the retirement of Generals Fonda, lienikstein, and Krismanicz. Victor Hugo asks no less than 20,000/. for his see novel entitled " 9.3," which is to come out in ten whines. There is some fear lest the French government Meld prevent its being published and sold in France. Patti has made a great hit at Paris in Ceispino e k Cowart. bambini, the buffo, was also ►dmirable. b. few days since died at Vienna, Madame Trances von Saar, the "great niece" (goss•nitlte) of Eve Veigel, who in the year 1749 was married to Garrick, the actor. Eve Veigel, a Viennese, whose theatrical nano was raalstte, was considered ono of the beat dancers of the day. A Copenhagen letter states that a fire broke out lut week at Fiskebache, the property of Prince Christian Augustenburg. All the buildings, with the exception of the &Mean, fell a prey to the flames. The Cats has received front Volltynia information tone effect that Russia continues to confiscate the ca. Odic churches, in order to connect them with churches tithe orthodox Greek religion. Such confiscations have itattaken place at Dubuc., Targowits, Lysines, and other Plans. The Governor-General Berm has addressed • dr edge to all the chiefs of police instructing them to take sue that in the event of the death of a catholic cure • pan of the Oriental church is immediately appointed to caiste in the parish. The following from Adrianople appears in the Masiteur:—" The districts of &natty, near Deniotika, in the province of Adrianople, are just now the centre of an epidemic among horned cattle of a peripneumonic cha ncier. The first cases appeared at the beginning of August ; they were few in number and attracted little Mention, but recently the malady has assumed larger proportions, and it is said that close upon seven thousand Wakes and oxen have already perished." The number of persons attacked by cholera daring the present outbreak in Hungary has been, up to theist's! date, 48, ?:4.1, of whom 21,556 have died. THE FIRE AT THE STANDARD THEATRE.—Late het night • meeting of the inhabitants of Biahopsgate Raid was held at the Primrose Tavern, with the view sf organising some plan whereby the people thrown ' eat of employment bv the reczint fire at the Standard Theatre, in ShoreditCh, could be assisted. Mr. Church warden Stephens presided. Among those present were Mr. Nelson Lee, of the City of London Theatre ; Mr. Chula Pell, churchwarden of St. Leonard's, Shorediteh ; Mr. B. Isaacson, Mr. Beck, Mr. G. J. Maryon, Mr. A. levy Mr . W. Metcalf, Mr. J. Medcalf, Mr. T. Bibey, Mr. W. Piper, of tho Union Tavern, Shoreditch ; Mr. FL Merritt, Mr. J. Merritt, of the Brown Bear, Worship street ; Mr. King, of the Ipswich Anne, Shoreditch ; Mr. S. Boyne, Mr. C. Hoare, Mr. Fennell, of 011 Broad street, !cc. Resolutions were passed unanimously decla rattly of the purpose of the meeting, and appointing Mr. Wright, with some other gentlemen, as a committee, with instructions to wait upon Mr. Chatterton, of Drury-lane Theatre, and other metropolitan managers, to solicit their cooperation. It was stated that Mr. Douglass would not take any portion for himself of whatever might be enbecribed, and he had expressed himself as determined for the present to pay all the ladies thrown out of employment by the fire their salaries from his private Parse. There are 200 persons thrown out of employ. " FREE" CRITICISM.—G« ligrum e, commenting neon the production of Gluck's Alreste, at the Grand °Pont, says :—" To enjoy thoroughly the music of Gluck one must sit down to it as a scholar would to • tragedy of Sophocles, to whose genius Gluck's music is more akin than to the polished verses of Euripides. One must be PrePtred not only to give oneself up to the pleasure of blearing, but ohm to take the trouble of listening. As m some of Haydn 's quartettes, to miss a single pas- , riP destroys all the enjoyment of those which follow, bat it is difficult to give such sustained atten tion when cribbed, caballed, and confined in the narrow space to which the rise of rental in Paris has re duced the stalls of the Academy of Music. With • young gentleman on one side whose restless opera- lass ranges constantly from one box to another, and an old gentleman es the other whose measure was certainly not taken for his stall, and whose elbows encroach inconveniently on his neighbours' ribs, it requires almost superhuman Writs of abstraction to enjoy the beauties of this ores. An arm chair with plenty of room to roll about in is almost an absolute necessity ; the ad dition of a long Turkish pipe filled with the choicest Jibelee would render the enjoyment perfect. The opera is "T 7 well performed, and has never perhaps, since Olnck's days, , been so faithfully presented to the public. Mdlle. 'Attu sings the part of Alceste with a genuine pathos which was hardly to be expected, and few artistes could exceed the elegance of her personation of the heroine. To She admirers of what in En4land is called classical music, **performance affords a rich treat, but they must hasten to enjoy It, for it will remain but a short time on the play- Isll. The boxes yawn over it, end the is9e floternala equivocally pronounces it a bore." DING. EXPRES§, W E DNESDAY EVXNING, OCTOBER 24, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OM IaX7IIIIC TILIGRAPI. ) NEWMARKET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) OPTIONAL 81ILLING. P&munkel ... ... ... Loveapple ... ... ... Guinan, ... ... ... 6 ran. PLATE OF 501. A.F. Dalesnian, Ostreger, Flutter f, and Star. All Si. Sere. • - • RENEWAL OF GLASGOW f3TAKES. R.M. Delimn, ()wain Gleadwyr, and Maid of Ilfaahani c are here. PAID Foarzrr.—Lady Lurewell, Wild Wind, Grand Cr,.., Cane:taxa, Ophicleide, Fakir, Eneloultress, and Argentst HANDICAP PLATE OF 50/. FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS. T.Y.C. Pericles, Bst 121 b ; Nestle, Bst 9113 ; Land Tax, Sat 81 b ; Bismarck, Bst 51b ; Icicle, Sat 31 b ; Salamanca, Bst 31b ; Narino, Sat 21b ; Scour de Charite, Bst Ilb ; Prodigal, Sat ; Bounceaway, let 11113; Satyr, 7st Ulb ; Spice, 7st ; Gaiety, 7st Illb ; Problem, 7st 101 h ; Freemason, 7st 0113 ; Lady Lembton, 7st Slb ; Seringaratam, 7st 9113; Blink bootie, 7st 8113; Sweet Home, let nb ; Maid Marian, 7st 7113 ; Montapard, 74 71b ; X . 74 7lb ; Rondinella, 7st 6113; RPM Urbe, 7st 61 13 ; 7st 31b ; Sis to Vedette, 74 31b • Ailesbury, 7st 21s ; Phantom 7st 2I 1) ; Maid of Meehan', Tat Ilb ; Libertine, 7at llb ; Violet, id lib ; Heide% 74 Olb ; Breach of Promise, Set 91b ; Lady Blanche, 64 2lb ; Ronne Fortune, Set 21b ; Mester Itichard,Cat 21b ; Little Ben,sst 81b ; and Bravura, Set 2113. All are here. ALL-AGED STAKES OF 100 ROM Best Course. Moulsey, Rustic. Mr. Pith Breadalbane, Dmon, ponnier, and Lord Lyon are here. All others paid forfeit. SELLING STAKES OF 10 OLDS. SO Y SOW& FOR TWO-YEAR- .C. Volunteer (sold for 250/.), Domestic Bliss, Crown Prince, Promised Land, and Phantom S ail (sold for 501. each) are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. FOR ALL AGES. .Y.C. Kingmaker, Amazon, Mineral, and Mr. Pitt are here. SUBSCRIPTION PLATE OF 50 SOVS. T.Y.C. Goodfellow, Birdforth, Morstiostma, Miss Williams, Chatsworth, Machree, Magpie, Lady Sophie, Mr. Pitt, Salamanca, Slap Bang, Amy Scott f,ltather High, IVhitby, Satyr, Beauslark, Claymore , Ph antom Sail, Douro, and Lea River are here. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I tt . Id WEDNESDAY, OCTOBIEt EA, S I BISINIMMI. Bes, ile. i i a !II W. 1t0'..--"---, W. it. Al to 9 121 1.1 D. !9. St —.-.-.-. —l.-.-..---...-.- ---- -- eg !Wen 29.48 51 B.W. 4I 1 B.W. co - 1 2 St. Aberdeen 79.59 52 S.S.E. 6 8 B.W. cr 0.00 4 Bt. I Leah Ardroesau. Orecuoutle 29.56 57 S.W. 2 4 8. re 0.14' 1 B St. Cape Clear 1 - -1 - - - - -- ' - St. Liverpool 29.78 54! S.S.Z. 2 . 5 S.S.E. co - 1 2 16 Holyhead Pentanca 29.8957 S.W. 6 4 H.W. I co ll - 4 Bi. Brest .. 90.0012 S.S.W. 4, 4 B.W. ic!-' 4 10 Lorlent.- 20. 966 0' E. 313 S.S.E. Icol - 2 10 Rochefort 30.0) 40 E.N.E. 41 8 N.E. Ibc ! - 2 St Plymouth - 2 Eh. Weymouth 2 1.9458 B.&W. 4 1 S W. !re! - , 3 St. Portmnouth.. 29.17 66 , B.Y.W. 31 4 &W. 'co 1 - 2 St. London _.... 29.98 52 1 &W. S 6 W. ' rbe '- - It Yarmouth... 29.99 52 1 S.W. 5, 4 S . W.I c - ' 2 et. Scarborough. 29.85 51' 8.3 W. 2I 2 SW. Ibo. - ' 2 10 Shields-- 29.73 54 H.W. 212 S.W. 10', - 2 St. fielder BAND RIC Barometric preasnre has dlminWu and west, with fresh southwesteri , rather high and nearly uniform. V during the neat few dam with stro from 5. W. led cnnaiderahly In the north iy winds. Temperatures are !needled weather is pml,:thie Dilg WIIIdS at tutorage, chiefly DARING ExPLoir.—" To the Editor of the Times. Sir.—My son Hector, aged 19, creased Hyde-park, alone and unarmed, between 7 and 8 o'clock yesterday evening. I trust the natural pride of a parent is sufficient justifisai tion for my seeking to make public this gallant and courageowt tat.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, HOaATIO WELLINGTON SMITH. London, Oct. 23." THE HOLBORN EVICTIONS.—(THIS DAY). —Thin morning at an early hour the sheriffs' officers evicted • large number of families occupying the houses in Union court, Holborn, which are being pulled down on account of the Holborn valley improvement. The scene was dis tressing in the extreme. Beds and bed clothing, chairs and tables, were put out into the court and along with them scores of children was huddled together in this narrow passage. Many of the women and children wept sadly, and the men, notwithstanding the presence of some half dozen policemen, manifested • disposition to offer re sistance to the agents of the law. The Rev. Mr. Beeman, a Roman catholic clergyman, however, exerted his influence with the people, who are principally Irish, and gave the majority of them tickets,uldremd to Mr. Brand, comptroller, at Guildhall, by which they would be enabled to procuro shelter until they could find other lodging". It may be mentioned that the Evicted Tenant Association which has been formed to provide for these distressing cases are about to open a re"ister of available lodgings. REPRESENTATION OF WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. — Although the appointment of Mr. Rolf to the office of Attomey-General will necessitate the issue of a new writ for West Gloucestershire, there is little doubt of that gen tleman's re-election. Sir G. Jnikinsou disclaims the in- tention that has been imputed to him of coming forward as a conservative candidate for the seat. SIR M. Pato. —On Monday night Sir Morton Peto met the representatives of the liberal party in Bristol for the purpose of giving them a voluntary explanation of his positiou in connexion with the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. There is no room in the city large enough to accommodate the entire liberal constituency, and the leaders of the Liberal Association consequently called to ether all the committees and sub-committees that aided Sir Morton at the last election, and the explanation was made to thew. Sir Morton's reception was of the moat enthusiastic character, and at the close of the meeting a vote of thanks was given to him. The speakers said they fully exonerated Sir Morton from the charges brought against him. DEATH OF COLONEL STODARE.—WO regret to have to announce the very sudden death, arising front the rupture of a bloodvessel, of Colonel Stodare, the celebrated conjuror, whose performances fur the last two years have been so popular at the Ejyptian Hall. SALISBURY MICHAELMAS FAlL—This fair was held yesterday, when the supply of onions, which from Salisbury and its neighbourhood is noted as usually good, ringed from fie. to 7s. per sack ; pickier', M. to 9d. per gallon. The weather was fine, and the attendance of holiday seekers was large, and very little business was done further than • " general settling day." SALT MINES.—It is claimed that the salt mines of Nevada are the best in the country. One bed is reported to cover 52,000 acres, yielding 2,000,000 bushels annually of salt, 95 per cent. fine. As deep as any work has gone the bed is solid rock salt, and from a depth of 35 feet the salt water comes so rapidly as to interfere with the work. The salt water wells up to the surface and overflows the lam floor from which the fine white salt is continually gathered. COLONEL HAM - LEY.—As a student in the Military Academy lie carried everything before him ; winning his commission, at a time when the ordinary course extended over three years, in 15 months or thereabouts. The tech nicalities of his own branch of the profession he mastered with ease, and finding ample leisure for private study he used it wisely. A keen sportsman and a bold rider, he soon began to show that he could handle the pen as well as the gun and the sword ; and while yet a very young man, a subaltern, we believe, or a second captain, he made a literary reputation for himself ; first, by two capital novels—" Ensign Faunce" and " Lady Lee's Widowhood" —and next, by a succession of brilliant critiques and other papers in Murkier...try Magazine. When the Russian war broke out he was selected by the commandant of artillery to serve upon his own staff, and he obtained thereby pecu liar opportunities of observing all that was done and in tended, and made excellent use of them. His narrative of the campaign, which, on its first appearance, com manded a large share of public attention, is still read with interest, and will continue to be read after Mr. Kinglake's more elaborate history shall have been completed. Mean while his personal services in the field attracted, as they deserved, the notice of the military authorities, and his promotion was rapid. He landed at Gallipoli a captain of artillery, he returned to England at the close of the war a iientenant-oolonel ; and no sooner was it de termined to reform the educational department of the army, than his fitness to take part in that important work was recognised. In looking about for officers qualified to instruct their comrades, the eye of the Duke of Cambridge fell at once upon him, and he became the First Professor of Military History and Tactics in the New Staff School or College at Sandhurst. It was the position which, above all others, in time of peace, recommended itself to his tastes and habits—Quarterly Review, new number. &or BORROWEHIL—A friend calling on Arch bishop Usher found him busily engaged in placing ,his choicest books and manuscripts under look and key, a pre caution which he explained by mentioning that he expected • party of bibliophiles and collectors to dinner. " What most of all and still afflicts me," complains Evelyn, " those letters and papers of the Queen of Soots, originals and written with her own hand, which I furnished to Dr. Bur net, are pretended to have been lost at the press*. The rest I lent to his oountryman,the late Duke of Lauderdale, who never returned them ; so as by this tretehery my col lection being broken, I bestowe d' the remainder on a worthy and curious friend of mine, who is not likely to trust a Scot with anything he valusis.'!—Ediaburga Bevines new number. SHARE Z. ris DAT.) Ors o'Osoest There is an increased demand today for British railway stocks, and a fresh rise is observable in prices. Midland is in prominent demand, and has advanced I per oent. North British has also im proved Great Western and South Eastern /, and Metropolitan and London and North-Western k. Great /*Torthern A, however, has receded k. Idetropolitan stock is now quoted 1241 to 1 ; Great Western, 54 to 1. ; London and North Western, 1181 to 119; Midland, 1234 to 1;; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1241 to 125 ; South Eastern, 66i to it ; Great Northern, 1161 to 117 i ; ditto A, I%i to 127 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181, to ; Great Eastern, 26 to 1 ; North British, 37 to 38, en all ; and Caledonian, 121} to 122 k. East Indian and Grand Trunk of Canada shares are in request, at 1031 to 3 and 19k to ? respectively. 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Bar. &C. In. 9 5 p.c.1 20 8 Do. F Shares 206 all ;Buffalo & Lake Huron 15 ' Do. Preference 100 100 Bull ,Brant.,&Goderlch 6 per cent. 1672.34 St 100 CIL &S. Eastern sp. e.g.' 21) IvC Cape T. & DoLk 6p. c. g. 100 all Demerara,7p.c.perpref. Si 100 East Bengal gu. 6do St. 100 East Indian gu. 6do et 108 Grand Trunk of Canada! 100 all Do. Equip. M.B.6p.ct • 100 all Do. lit preL Bouds 100 all ' Do. do. deferred, 100 all , Do. 2nd pref. Bowls.' 100 all Do. do. deferred' 100 all I Do. Sri preL Stock.. • 100 all , Do. do. deferred 106 all Do. 4th pref. Stock.. ) 100 all Do. do. deferred' St 100 Great Indian Peninsula! 90 IS Do. aux 6 per cent.' 20 6 • Do. New d 0..... 20 Y • Do. New , 00 s. of ludas. g. en p. St. 100 ; Do. 4 1 per ct.. .t st. an Do. 201 all CM Western of Canada, 190 all ; Do. New 100 all , Do.6p.c.Bdapay.lSTS LOU all ' D 0.54 do. do. 1077-8.1 10 3 IndiantrauckLhuitedj; St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent St. 100 Du. do. 41 do.. St. 100 Do. do. 20 15 Do. Fifth Extension' M. 100 Melt). Corp. 6 per C. Bd. 60 all 'Moth. and Hobson's Bay 100 all Du. 6p. ct., pay. 1380 100 all I Do. SD. et. pay. 1995' St. 100 N.B. of Cau.tip c. lstp. ' St. 100 Scinde, gun. 5 per cent.l St. 100 I Do. Deihl do 90 • 6 I Do. do. do , 90. 100 I Do. Punjaub do. ' I 81,. .100 I Do. Indus S t rot do No. I Sli Govirir No. I BToOut $ 000,0 00,000 BritteltColat.Op.et.,lB7B 1 100. Do. 1866 1 —.. Ow Gm. p. e.,1877-84. 1 ..... Do. dparet,Feb.dang. 1 ..... Do.6peret.llar.3 1 014806 Do. 6par et Jan.d./ 1 1,86,800 Dab purest. Inn 1 880.000 Onc29lHope6pee. l37ll 1 .... Do. to. leie-1900 1 —.. Do. do. 11180-90 Do. do. 1899.91 11116.000 Do.Op.e.ApAtOctlooo 100, Oevloll,Nov. 190 B,6p.et 1160, Do. 187$. do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1879 d 0... ISO, Ifitarltdas 6 pee et, 1872188 1 1100, Do. IDS: Do. 1882 SOO.OOO Do. lass & id NstaL Gov.. pee cent.. 116.0001N0w Synna.oov.6petot. 1,116,0001 New Bank Wake Goy_ 8 p. 0ent.,1871 to 1876 0,671,800 Do. 6p. e.lBBB to 1893 650,000 D0.5p.e.r,1961 to 1075 ' Do. do. Scrip 169,006 New Zealand epee ant. 11,000,000 Do. 6per cent 250,0001 Do. opa mat. 1393 250,0061N0va Ikon& 6p. c.,1076 I,B66,MlQuesusland Gov. 6p. et. .. ,S. Aust. Gov. 69. C.,87-77 7831,6001 Do. 1878 and npwds. 000; Irlc.Gov. 6p. e. isa. i% 7,000,0001 Do. 6p. et. ARUM On DEBENTLILE Cl.prioss. 01 06 90 a 90 91 76 17 16 17 106 106 101 WS 101 SO3: 103 105 66 88 16 102 106 106 167 103 106 106 106 106 106 106 107 108 106 N 90 :6 a a T 9 6/ 92 96 96 96 98 91 105 107 ;la liii MOSEY MARKET.--{THIS DAY.) 011 o'Ormos. Public securities are in request to-day, and the general tone of the market is firmer, in consequence of the improvement in the weather, and the rapid flow of gold to the Bank of England. There is an increased number of bona fide transactions, thus showing that the present low quotations have at length tempted investments on the part of the public. Consols are unchanged, but English rail way stocks and foreign securities have advanced. United States 5-20 Bonds, however, have given way upon, it ie stated, some large importations from New York. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and good three months' paper is taken at 3 1 , to 4 per cent., or to I below the rate current at the Bank of England. Some bills are kept back on the prospect of the official terms being reduced to-morrow to 4 per cent., but, even if this move ment should take place, it is questioned whether the charge in the open market will be lower than at present. Consols are quoted at 8911 to 5 for money, and 894 to for the account (Nov. 8). Foreign stocks are firm, and a rise of / per cent. has occurred in Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, and Italian of 1881. Greek and Mexican are also inquired for. Turkish Bonds of 1362 are quoted 5411 to 55} ; ditto, 1865, 29/ to ; Greek, 14 to ; Spanish Passive, 22 to I ; ditto Certificates, 14 to I ; Italian of 1861, 551 to 56 ; Mexican, 151 TusaDAT EMIRS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 8I to fed the Bth November, opened this morning at - 814, and cicsed at 89i to I. For money the last prise was 89j to It. The official business report is ex follows ;—li e hres per Cent. Cons*, bir mouth 89 1.4.4 ; ditto, for sooount, 894 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 81, 4,4 ; New Three per Cents., 874 tIc t: Annuities, 1z.•85, 121316, 15-16 ; Bank B 246, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 106,1 ; ditto Four per Cent., 944 ; ditto Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 101 • ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102, ; ditto bonds, 225. prem. Indian Government securities remain decidedly firm. The Five per Cent. stock was again in espe cial demand, anti experienced a fresh improvement, being last marked 1061. Exchequer Bills were steady, at par to 4a. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet in the morn ing, but afterwards improved, and closed with a firm appearance. Italian Bonds of 1861 were in chief request, and rose per cent. Greek and Mexican of 18.64 also improved ; Greek Coupons, Turkish of 1865, and Mexican (old), ; and Spanish Passive and Certificates, Venezuelan Bonds el 1864 were 1 per cent. better, and the Bonds of 1861 were likewise inquired for. Egyptian 1001. Bonds and the Railway Debentures, however, declined 1 per cent., and Russian of 1859 were lower. 66 I I Slaing prices. I bales. 100 102 ;m. Par 4 2i a 50 I 101 i 1 0660 i 100 101 , 104, 1061 19 18; 86 BS Belt 67 61) xd, 60 65 - - 38 40 111 25 106_ 10!. rpm l I pat' 99 1:1 3 91 121 12 1 x 4 10 13 zd 95 9' 7 i g 2 96 xd 0 1 PA 99 101 90 9 6 SS 90 69 61 xtl 100 102 112 8 4 82 8 6 98 8 9 97} 1184 4 b, 1 " 99 _ 1011 100/ 1031 3 191 zd 1001 7 NI 100! 92i 121 i id JUST STOCK BANKS. h.y BANES. I Pd I a Agra& Masterman's (L 26 Albion 1 15 AlilanceLon.&liverpool, 25 Anglo Austrian ; , Anglo Egyptian , Llm.) ! 20 1 Anglo Italian :Limited) 20 , Asiatic Batik Cor.new sh. 10 ! Australasia all Bankof British Columbi a. all Do. New, Issued pm ' Bank of Egypt Bank of London I 10 Bank of Otago (Limited)! 10 Bank of Queensland X; 26 Bankof Victoria, Austral, 25 Bank of New Zealand ! 10 Barneils Bank (Limite d): ! 10 Brazillan&Portuguese 10 British & Califurnian,L ); n. British N. Amerlca . 1 all ' CharleaLailltte &Co. 6 C. Bk. India, Aug., China all Chart. bier. of India. &c ' all City Colonial Com. Bank of Canada ' all Com. Bank et India, &c all Consolidated Bank (L )' 4 Delhi and London ' 25 East London iLimited)j 6 Pastern Exchange' Lim.). 6 I English and American .. 7i Engliau Joint Stock (I ) 10 Eng.Scol& Ausl. Chartd Ail English and Swedish (Ly 25 European Bank , Lirnitcd; 15 Ilinduan.CbinallJap.(L' 26 Imperialßaukjimited), 20 Imperial Ottoman lonian .1 Do. New 4 6 Land Mort. Bk. Indlit(L), 4 D0.6p.0..Deb.,1864,30)111 all Lon. Bk. of Ile vico,&c. (L 1 20 London and Brazilian... 45 Do. New 7 London& Itiverflate(L 4ii Do. New, las. at pm 10 Do. do. do I 5 Lon. Ch. Bank of A ustri al London and County 2( London Joint Stock lf O London & South Arrican al O Lon. & &Western tLim.)l O London &Ventauela'L). 11 O London & Weatminseer, ) Merchant Bank tLins) . 51 o Do. New 10 Mercantile etEschana ) 11 10 Metro. & Pro!. BankiL) 24 M Midland Bank (Lim.) National of A 10 National of Liverpool if O N. Pro. of England Do. ind & Srd National Bank New South Wales New Zealand ;Limited). 20,000 - 50 10,000 ; 601 40,300 100 I 100,0001 20 , 40,000 60 20,000; 60 11,300' 20 , 20,000, 40 12,500 20 12,600 20 10,000 25 40,000 20 25,000 1 20 10,000 100 20,006 60 60,000 10 60,0601 60 60,000 20 20,000, 60 20,000 50 76,500. 20 40,000 20, 20,000 ; 26 60,000 20 ' 20,000 100 40,000 204, 40,000 25 , 150,000 10 10,000 60 20,000 60 60,000 20 60,000' 30 20,000 25 20,000 20 20.000 60 46,000. 60 40,000 1 00 20,000, , 00 202,500 20 6,000. 46 - 14 Tits 6 10 11 die: 7} 384 12 9 7 die: 111 1' 1 3 I 64 26 xd! 11 13 Id; 29 30 dill 6 3db TO 10 db 39 41 7 9pm tO 10 di, 2 Idb S IWA 46 47 18 19 34 36 15 17 35 87 6,000, ps 100,000, 2D 5000001 100 20,0601 60 11,000 100 d,OOO, .20 I :Wm! 6 4 2 dill4.lal - e -6 3 tia - dla - 17 18 - 12 11 chi - 15 13 dial - 25 23 dl‘; 11 2 4 pm, - 11 1 dla 81 22 24 S 1 die • 2 I dia • 82 85 9 7 dla • 10 8 dia • 11 7 9 pm' • 2 3pm S 1 2pm ill 211 221 22 0 61 43 61 S 41 43 1 12 14 13 4 2 dial 8 6 dia l 93 91. 14 16 9 8411 9 7 dial 10 9 di+ 10j 3 2 dia. , 1 2 pail .0 3 pm 42 j North Weatern Oriental Bank Corpora all 1 lOrlent.Com.B.Llateo.C 7 Do. do. LAWN. F 4 Do. do. later.C. 4 I IPrortn.Banldneorp.(l.; 10 M Provinc. Ireland d . 26 Itctode,Puntot Delhllld 10 Do. issued at 2pm II S o uth Australia all I Stand. of B. S. Africa I Do. do. tea at 6pm 10 Union of Australia . all 1 Union of !reload (Una) 22 1 Union of loodon 67 09 - 44 46 - ldis per, ldts par t - 44 66 dla 61 51414 • 79 81 IT 29 It 10 Ms 7 6Ms 46 48 8 6 als 44 46 45 mo. i ..... , _ %OWN& 61. Otost and West Indos lOO 130 133 i 13,000 10 peneeallleatlag• Daelc 111711,110 U Loudon &St K.Wiarta.loo W OS 671 1,062, 100 •Do. Deb. SL 4p. coat. all . :00 —.•—• 010, Bt. =thri*DoOlrdal lOO •—• ... No. I ~ I i Pd j_ 109. - Ott at. Ot.Setn 4 p.c. II er.&Sep. 100 004316 St. 0.10thn.4 p.c. Jan.&July,loo 010,000 St. O.V/stn.—W. M,4.1' I p. , Jan. & July .... 100 118,000 St. .Lanc.&ltt.4p.e.Jan.& 7l 3r 100 530,000 St. • Lon.Brfatt.4p.c.Jan.&fly lap I 10232311 St. LAN. W.4p.e.J in.& July 100 313830 Bt. i Do. Sfp.e. Jan.&Juky 100 250,733 et. !L&S.W.ap.c. Jima. July 100 St. 311dland,tp.e.Jan.&Ju1y 100 I St. N. British, B. P. & D. 8., S p. et., Feb. & Aug. , . 100 82,431' St. 10.Latrn.,4p.e.Jan.&...Tuly 100 80. 1300t.N.K.,4p.e.Ap.&0ct. 100 FOIVION ]LINE . mums. Compimres7 15} 16! 16 17 1 -- 90 95 961 57 , 17 19 -- -- • ° a 8 dis 11 lie ldis Ipm, 1 Pd. i CL picas. I &deb. 11 id's 1 1 i r m,— dll i 3 par a 2 4 *die ;pm 2t sob I 21 zd' zd 1 IMs • 10 9 ,111 11 2 9 1 dig !Pm B all , 15 ; l 9 51 ffi It 2i an par All }pm' 6I a; %dial ail au, , all 1 I 4105 1 an; II Pd jCI Priem 60,00 ) 10 lAnglo-AmericanTeL (L.; all 20,000; 10 ;Anglo-Mexican Mint 1 all 600.000 ' St. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.ct. (L 100 60,0001 25 'Australian .kgricul , tog 40,000 LE 'Australian M.L.&1%.(1 1 I 10,000 • 10 13angpandiTeaEatate1L, 4 47,4001 10 ,Berlin Waterworks (L.:l al 26,4400.100 ,Bolekow Vaughan (L , 17 i llo 80,000, 5 mho Gas (Linatted, l al 10,0001 5 Do 3 rd Dana I 1 10,000, 5 Do New 6,000' 60 British American Lead' 4i 634,780 M. B. &1. Mag. Tel. (L.) llOl 8,016 324 Canada Company I a l 60,000 - lu CassalianLoan& Inv(L )' I 25,000 20 ;Ceylon Company lll 16,000 '2O I Ditto A shares 1 , 27,000 • 20 ChinaSt.Ship& L.Cmil L.l 11 30,000. 10 'City Discount, Lisalted.l 1 20,000 . 25 ICityolLondonit. Pro.(L.)l 1 15.041 30 .City of Milan Inapro.(L 1, 14 4,050 30 , Do. ' al 1 . 86,000, 25 City of Moscow Gas (L.. ... 20,000 50 City Offices !Lim.) ll 30,000 50 'Colonial (Limited) II 11 60,000 50 ,Conanercial Union(lns 1 1 40,000 10 Com. of AfricanMer.(l) 1 20,0001 60 ;Consolidated Dia. (L) lt 17,500, 20 Coutinental Un.Oas (L , 1 11 ra 20,000 100 Contract Corpotion, L' 11 1 12,000' 26 Cop.M.Eng.,Pref.74 p.c.i al 200,000 1 10 C. Four, of England I ) I 10000 j 60 , uritis lt 100202011 fit. ,Crystal Palate 6160.820 St. i Do. Preference £277,000 St. ' Do. 6p. et. l'erp. Deb. 101 7,500 20 Darjeeling (Limited) 14 10,000 100 DiscountCorporation,C V 19,000 10 'Eastern Aram Tea ' L 1 60,0001 50 2..lndiaLand.C.& & 11 rin(L 1( 50.000 20 E. India Irrig. Canal 00,000 tel Ebbw Vale 113.813 20 EaptianCom.&Trd.',L) 6870,976 St. Electric Telegraph 70,000 3 Ing&Aus.Cupper ,Lim 60,000 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 10.000 100 Eng.& Scottish Nlarin.(L 26,000 10 .FairbairliEngine o ring 30,000 20 Fore et 'Warehouse (L.' 1 10,000 60 Gelllvari (Limited) .... 2 1 160,0001 20 G.Credit&lln.of Lm.( l .. 10,000 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 1 10,0001 60 Mome &Colonial As 'L 6,0)0 10 Hong Kong & China Gas al 100,000 33 Iluds.,u's Bay. 50, Humber IronWarks 'L ' 21 , 000 000 50 20 I m. l an dCo.Masseillea L 1 100.000 50 Imp.& Mer.Cdt. Ala. (L 1 60,00 u 2 : Indian Carrying ;Lim : 40,000 60 I n t eni ationalContract . 1 160.000 20 'lnternat. Finan.Soc.(L. 800,000 20 Internat.l.andCredit(L 30,000 50 'ltalian Land 50,000 10 !Italian Irrig. (Can. Cay , al 1,000000 100 , Do. 6p. c. Ban. r. 1870 al 10,4,00 1 50 ,Land Securities, Lm.) 1 4,000, 25 Lond.African Trading lt 10,000 i 25 Lou. & Caledon. M. 'L I 60,000 10 Lon.ConntyLand&B.ll, I 12,000, 6 Lond. DistrlctTeleg.t. al 40,0001 60 Lend. Vilma. Pow ,L. , 21 148,5251 4 Load. G. Omnibus C.(l al 5,000, 50 LondA,Glas7.Enc.oo 1. 21 10,00 u , 60 Loud., Italian. &o. Olin 17 5,000 50 . Lond.Mor. Discount 'L.' 11 54,5001 20 Lond. PrOVIIICi al Marine 1 6%000 ; 20 'Madras Irriga&Canal.. 14 ...• 120 I Do. 10,0001 25 Marine Investment I L, t 12,.500, 20 :Mauritius Land, &c. ‘1 1 12,000, 10 ,31ed 1 t. Eaten. Tel. 'L. ) al 0,000 1 50 Merchant Shipping L • If 5,000 1 20 Millwall F.Ld.kDock:L 7 17 4,0001 50 Minivan Iron Works.. '4OO. 10 ,Natal Land &Cole. ( L I ,OOL , i 25 :National Din. Corn. ,L: I 030 25 Do.New,isa6p.2ltobepd I 000: 26 :National Prov.)farine'L I 100 100 National Stearn N ay.' L., 34 00. 20 NerbuddaCnel&lron'L I 00 , 20 Do. New al 25 N . Z ea laud L.&M.Ag.(I , 1 0 . 25 'N. Zealand T.& Loan ,L , • I' 10 Northem AssamTes (L ; 1 1, 10 1 Do. B 1 ) St . N.This.Australashir 'L.' 101 '5O 174.11rit.etMeresis In .(1 I I •10 .Nowgong Tea (Limited : 25 Ocean )lsrme i Bonus'( 1 60 ;OrientalFinancial.Lim. 1: 6 Oriental Gas (Limited;.. a 5 , Do. New 10 Went. Inland Steam:L ' id 10 ,Otago & Sthland Invest I 20 Ottoman Compu:ML 1... 1 60 ,Ottommaimuseist L, 1 21 6 Ottoman GSA (Limited" al 50 Overend,Gurney,Co.( l . ) ,l 21 10 Panama P.M. Steani(L, al 5 , Do. do. I al St. 'Peelßiv.Land& M I n.(L ; , 101 60 Peninsular & o.litesza..l al 60 Do. do. New..l 41 10 Quebrada L. R., 11. ~ 1 . al 50 Ithymney Iron 1 al 15: Do. New al . 23 ,11/o.7.Citylinprov.(L) 1 al 25 , Do. do 2l ' 10 Itio Janeiro Gas (I.Ani al .100 .Itoyal Mali Steam I Ca St. Scot. Austra Invest.(L 1184 • 50 Smith, Knight,&Co.(l' V ' 20 Soc.Flnan. d'Eggpte (L.l 11 Id 50 -S. African . & In. (1.) t 25 SouthAustralisa land al St. Submsrine Telegraph al 1 . Du Scrip ~J o stem 1 iTeloE..ooustruc.t.ldain.HL) V 100.000 90 Thameet Mersey DIAL; 7,500 20 .Trinidad Petroletuu (L.' 37,600 10 Trust&Agency of= a 60.000 20 'T. &L. Co. of U. 100,000 60 Un.Marine of Liver. (1.1 30,000 6 United K. Teleg. Co. (1 ` 60,0001 60 Univers. Marine 112.5.4 ; 26,000 I 10 Upper Assam Tea (Llm. '1 26,0001 10 I Do. • a 10,000 30 Van Diemen's Land (Lll M 1036001 100 iTheroyof Egyptlfor.:L. l 00 60 20,000 Warrant Finance (Lim.'( 10 30,000, 60 Weatlndia&PacillcSt.,L 10 I St i 81 cldj - La 1 110 115 Ks 1 87 22 i 75 80 2i 2 1 dia, - LO idu Par,' 9 1 2 ICa par ' 14 %alai s I 24 l dit. - t}; 3 2 dial • u die, • (IN • 14 7 WILL vt' • 12* 22 I. 3 dim }pm. 6} 161 I,ri LO 2 L2e. 9 7 ..L.LV _: d 4 10 I 8 51144 oldbplll SI 19 I 10 ifl Ilf -_ )0 107 I. 10S 14 6 4 20 14 11 di 101 7 6 ills 6I TicP 15 1 43 semi i _, r 3 1 14 13 40 9 44 9 61 bWs 3 DO 133 138 _ It 4 '3la -- 5 5 4i dla 6 Idb par es 1 1 : i liP d t 7 . 9 21 4 It 16 27 25 4 5 64 8 4111 610 101 17 161 9) 25 20 - le 74 10 18 14 d -. 11 1 Oidlr 10 di! 5 2 1 IN 34 6 6 1 , dth 52 1 , 11 6 6 6 ii 81d1. l 6 l 0 7 6 6 21 11811 2 —pm all * 0 IS 16} 1614181 r.II 21 34 1 3 :10 IS 17 dls, 171 20 18 Mil 10 11 9 2 1818 Ipn; 164 24 1189 all 171 181 ei { 2 2 1} 0* Al 2 3 15 2 7 di* 171. 111 101d11 1 711 10 8 dill 1i:0001 40,000; 25,6 60 13,600 10,000 1 10,060 100,000 ; 62,600 10,214 41600,0 00 20,000 20,0001 17,006 10,000 10.00 19,x34. 15,066 50.000' 16,060 006,000 40,0 00 30,000 10,000 14,200 4230,0001 I 21 P l5l 5 1 14- ilasi • 1O l5 13 .11el 5 1 416 poi 6 I 1 clis pail }pm per Ipio 26 1 8 9 6cll 6 lidls 9 . SO 45 55 611 14 17 I 4 6 5 5 ,115 5 I 15 16 pm 11 15 $ 111. 5 si • Iwo yari all 1 7 1 1414 Tar 4 1 14 13 dtr - 4 I /6 20 411. 34 - It I - el 44 al I I t I 10 12 pm! If 54 I ,111 24 23 j kIl 7 8 ill 19 21 - -I8 6 Me i - Illj 21 24 108 111 108 120 126 I - N) 1 21 18 dilli LO 8 d dh; 8 6 4 dis. ill SS 3 6 10 $0 80 all a n 1 m! 4i 8 4 dial 1 fpni ! 11 iiap 5 it 15papij 1 2 2 8} Y}Alai 7 6 Mal S 6 II 2 4 pa — 9 7 disi 4 4 dls PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 6 per cent., 110. Do. 5 per oent., at 6 per cent. prem., 104. South Wales, 4i per cent., 18&. 86. North Eastern—York H. and S. purchase, 9i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, S. San Paulo (Limited) guaranteed 7 per auto 151. We I lie i 1171 7 64! 194 1 4 n s 1 1181 1 19 641 • 126 123 1 T 4 i $1 38 719 :all 105 4 ME I 25,000' 2 Alamillos Limited) a' 100,001 1 Angio-Braz.Gold.lim ) 20,000 20 . ' , MUSH= 10,000 .BruilL.4slCo. ;Lim ) a 16,0001 10 ,Cape Copper (Limited) 25,0001 2 CapulaSilver ;Limited', .3" 34,0001 5 Cliontaleao .2 12,000' 50 Cobre C 8.311n.,1 ' opper 10, 10 Coplepo (limited ) 100,000 1 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 1 25,000. 2 East Del Rey ited' 'Limited,' 25,000. 2 Fortuna (Lim 50,000'. 2 Froutinott lioUvieGold 91,000 20 'General WOW: lf !liCapanda (lirotted) 15,610 8 '.Linares (Lhuited) . . 10,000 6 ,Lusitanian ) Limited ; 103,815' 1 Marione 50, Panuleillo Copper 10,... 20 FontelimudStlverLeadi 100,000' 6 'Fort PhitHp 1 Santa Barb. Gol d 51. IL •I, LlO,OOO 1 'Scottish AustraL ,Lini.} I 11,000' 20 85. John del Rey ,Lim., 43,174 60 ' United Mexican ,11m) 20,000. 2 Val Autigoria 50 , 000 1 .valpicesaeaGold'Llic.) 10.000 10 'Vancouver Coal ',Um.) 6,000 10 !Val Swam 'Limited) 55,000' 6 'Wadi°. Gold(Llinited'; 80,000 1 'Worthing (Limited) 1 75,000. 1 •Yorke 1011141511141 ; 45.000. $ Ituhummutatut LIM.) iI6CZ L•y 66 67 90 101 In IPS 911 liPm K MINES.-(THIS DAY.) o'CLoon. The mining market is inactive, but there is is demand for Prince of Wales, West Condon, East Lovell, and North Trnlterby shares. Subjoined are some of the present quotations :—Prinee of Wales, 265. to 28 s. ; Great Itetallack, Bs. to 10s. ; West Caradon, 17 to 18; East Lovell, 11} to 124 ; North Treskerby, 3to ; Chontales, 2i to fi ; Wheal Beton, 140 to 150 ; East Caradon, 5.t to I ; East Grenville. If to 2 ; Great Vor, la I to 19 ; and North Crofty, 22a. 6d. to 255. An extraordinary general meeting of the Laguna Silver Mining Company (Limited) is called for th• 30th inst. to 16. United States 5-20 Bonds are Ila h t, ow an ev d er, ha are ve Erie and receded Illinoissteady,allesl:ll;:raltocenitraan"ili:7ll.B; t o t shares, respectively. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. preference shares have improved ss. ; the former are now quoted 15a to and the latter 4/ to 5. International Financial shares are quoted 1/ to dia. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 die. ; General Credit, 21 ( to 2i dia. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 4} dia. ; National Discount, 8} to 9} prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. The large sum of 280,000/. in 'old, received chiefly front Australia, was sent into the Bank yester day, while 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria, to pay for cotton. The total in hand remaining to be sold is about 6nearly the whole of which is expected to be aken to the Bank during the next few days. There is no demand for silver for the East, and the inquiry for the Continent has diminished. The quotation for bars is consequently rather flatter, at be. oid. to ss. id. per ounce. Mexican dollars are unchanged, at 4s. llga. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Paris, Belgium, Austria, and St. Peters - burg were quoted less favourably for this country. - The usual hat is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.194 ; ditto, short, ILIB to 11.17 ; Bottenlam, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.19 a ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to .50; Brussels, 3 months, 23.45 to 23.50; Hamburg suit Alton*, 3 months, 13.5 d to 13.9 ; Berlin, Cologne, ke. 3 months, 6.25 t to ; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 2 '31 to 29:4 ; ihort, 25.15 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.40 to 25.45 ; Frankfort-ou-the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to 120 ; Vienna, 3 months, 13.28 to 13.30,• Trieste, 3 months, 13.25 to 13.30; Madrid, 3 months, 47j to47} ; Santander, 3 months, 47j to 47j ; Csslis, 3 monthe, 43 to 471; Seville, 3 months, to 471 ; Malaga, 3 months, 4$ to 471; Valencia, 3 months, 4S to Bar celona, 3 months, 4141 to 4sj ; Bilhoa, 3 months, 474 to 4711 • Saragossa, 3 mouths' 471 to 47! , ; Leghorn, 3 months,' 27.20 to `= 7.30; Genoa, 3 months, 27."0 to 27.30 ; Naples, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.30 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.20 to 27.30 ; Messina, 3 months, 27.03 to id 27.30; Lisbon, 90 days date, Sig to 511 ; Oporto, 90 days date, 511 to 51i. The Bank of New Zealand have given notice that (taomrezilvtiengsittebstc&ip),totts.) foref thethe t f h ou e r y tl are t ins P ta re rn a i re en d t Now Zealand Government Six per Cent. Loan of 3,000,09(1/. The bonds will be issued in sums of 1001., 2007., 5001., and 1,000/. each. at the price of 921. ss. for every 100/. The proceeds of this loan will be temporarily applied to the settlement of the Waikato district, under an arrangement between the general government of New Zealand and the dls provincial government of Auckland. Applications will be received till 1 p.m. on Wednesday, the 31st instant, at the Bank of New Zealand. In the affair of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited) the Defence Association have issued a notice, in which they state as follows : The members of the Defence Association who have re ceived the notice just issued by the liquidators, stating that it is their intention to apply to the court for a peremptory order against the shareholders, unless the call be paid before Wednesday next, are informed that an ap plication will be made on their behalf by Messrs. Clarke, Son, and Rawlins, of No. 29, Coleman•itreet, London, to oppose the issue of any orders against them until the question of their liability has been determined on the 3rd November next. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,451/. over the corres ponding period of 1865, and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 881. The traffic earnings of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending Oct. 12 were 14,7501., showing a decrease of 4,0161., compared with the corresponding perio d of 1865. The Grand Trunk Company's return shows a decrease of 2,1551. The receipts of the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company fur the month of August were 2,7371. With reference to the Italian Irrigation Canal Company, the committee of bond and shareholders, appointed at a recent meeting, having deputed Mr. W. F. Splatt to visit Turin and the works of the canal, have requested those interested to meet at the London Tavern on Tuesday, the 30th inst., "to receive from that gentleman a report of his investigation, in order to take such steps as may be deemed necessary to rescue the company from its present condition." An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Bank of Queensland (Limited) was held yesterday. The chairman, Sir Joshua Rowe, C. 8., said that the object of the meeting was to confirm the special resolutions which had been agreed to at the previous extraordinary meeting namely, that the company be wound up volun tarily ; and that Mr. Hugh Muir, the secretary ; Mr. C. F. Kemp, public accountant • and Mr. Henry Brockett, one of t he directors, be appointed voluntary liquidators of the company. These re solutions were unanimously confirmed. A general meeting of the Continental Union Gas Company (Limited) is convened for the 29th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. A petition for the winding up of the General Estates Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 3rd Nov A petition for the win din g u p of the Richmond- L, Oer. 23.--Fales V, day :-Great Lidera, fat hill Hotel Company (Limited) is to be heard be and a petition for the winding up of the !1214--Notbsl_llS6tl:l22;:i.T7i)e.ii-50Siolihijirdez,tettlitti: 4 - day,dLak ip fore Vice-Chancellor Wood on the next petition Freehold Land and Brickmaking Company (Li- 1 wanc a e • f Llierpol, -Eastern Vachamc Bank limited., Vie d. Rolls on the next petition day. mited) is also to be heard before the Master of the -31nenreeanutilie.ivaula. 2Eldeh_anseeutio.Ba Steam Umital), n al 1 a 4 . 4 - 1 0. 4 --Wm Vale Gompany ‘ Litnited 12 .1-Eries. 604 1&A 4-- ne deetbje;tindeedthareer tahheareqzoitatatgiohne.enotuf insurance , change list of last evening : e ura jock ce, rx: s r n 4N‘ d li 'S t i rr i r mbgiEelless'crvi.. A . c - nrl l-h o-A er o e iericar was i a T bet eleg te faP niat h rind in Wai, 14 °Tima. Great Eastern, 2; i-Great Lusenitc.urg, 121-Oreat Northern, Instintnoe.-Commercial Gila, sa, 4, ; Equity and • A. iv, --Great Western of Canada, 12 11-10-Greeks. ISt- Law, 7f ; Indemnity Marine, 115 ; Liverpool and London Great Wietern, 5:1 I 4 3}-Illinois, 713-John Brown and 00. and Provincial Marine, 2 ; Marine, 901, ; Universal Marine • forth w -1a jc sal Y. rkshfre , 12 m 44 . 1 1 - Y ew r i ttto tirdinl&mekt. sad unt.i..bire, Fire and Life, 8 ; London, 45, 44, ex div. ; London I , 3.1 it -Lincaslure. In_surance..,l,l-11tr.. (Limited), 2. 54 4 1--IletroPolits:.. 1241 123 i 14 -North l*iUsb. I Gaslight and Coke.-Grat Central, 121, 134; Imperial, ja_s,ean raztern, 641 1- Thames and Ntersev Marine Is -74 • Imre,' Continental, 92 ; London, 64, ex ; 'mance .Limited '. 4 3.16 p.-United States 5-20 Years' Bonds, United neral, 281, 8 ; Weandater Chartered, 64j. GSA --)lReclesllo4 Canal, f 0 Docks.-East and West India, 1314 ; London and St. Minitlialisit, Oct. sales to-day were In Birmingham' Katharine, 68j, 8; Southampton, 65. , Joint Stork Bank charm, at 32-Midland Financial sharsa, 1) Ate-Musts Metal shares, at 11 rite On Monday Birmingham Waterworke.--Chelsa, 281.Litt!: Office sharpricees.s.Lleremit,cdonanwedre cdo.n.itisette at stars BanThhinefgolcelowmingpen, wi y, t t h e refrofenreintcehetoßitrntheingßiLminm raily I MA.1117.t. at T dh.-artthh and YortAttii Railway Plant charm, P o st: at i4i to 8 its. Dreure, Oev. -Three per Cent. Consols, al 1--diew Three It will be remembered that, • few weeks prior to the per Cent. Stook, .71 1-Bitto for account, ath Novensae4 litoFpage of the late hank, a sum of 75,0001. was relied g7I-India Five p , r Cent. Mock paasferable at the hank ot upon tartan private securities of some of the direstors, Ireland , 104-" rink if Ireland 2 . 29‘ 7 llthornisa depouited with the London and Westminster Bank. The Baulanif Compte4 .8 25 Paid , 36---satiwind Bitalt 830 Pala off , s - DM. for account, 60 - Oreat acceptances for which these were held having aria the London end Westminster Bank to a member of the favourably on Saturday, these securities were retu m rned NN BI - r egieru per Celti.Mpermrli-1ii.a1947011-a prid bi. . 11' 11 . 9. - W De l cki niT r u.' u m rckl W ow edara . Werfewl Five per cent. 1560 weans. 116 e all paid. 414- old board, who went to Loud= duly authorial to receive Great Beaune= a nd Western Four per Cent. all (SIM • • Malting I.l.tillitig ..... Uriudlug MALT £asex. Not.71 . 1:7111 Soitolk G4 to 74 Khrston and W :era ;.I to 7o 11rovai 5l to 67 " • " BYE. New English, ftd u . : &sack Teed W 1111 AT Maltzle and lilnilgS• berg burg Ibiniull L 1146111% hare. s..ft Americau, whiW Orsndlng Uistittiub Malting . Wheat Parley COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(rins DAT.) With lanuclrown wheat the market was scantily sup plied. The trade, consequently. was very rim, awl Monday's advance was well supported. Fair supplies of foreign wheat were on the stands. Due all descriptions the demand ruled steady, while the prises realised were quite on a par with those current at *a close of business on Monday. The floating cargo trade continued firm, and full ribs were obtained fur all descriptions of produce. Floe nimb ing barley was scarce, sad fully as dear. Grinding sad distilling sort, were in moderate request, At late currencies. Malt commanded extreme rates, with a fair inquiry. In crate sales progreaed steadily, at late quotations. Beans supported the recent improvement, and peas wee firm in prioe. The deemed for them, however, was by no means active. A fair average business was passing in floor, on tones, terms. Linseed, rapes mod, and c dos were firm, but for agricul tural seeds the inquiry was restriotel CUIMENI rhuosti. ENGLISIL Per qr. EkT. I a., Essex, Feat, red. old 5! to 66 I now 6::0 56 „ to. white, old 58 to 43 Lew vs W Norfugt and red, . 5? to 56 OATS Piontcli potato . Irish, white 'Auk MILLiaID -- Tick ... harrow II Pigeon. ♦1 to 60 :L to Si *.it U 37 PEAS. lIASo. _ W _ t. i •'± to 321 25 to °lli For.i Per Qr. I. S. Grey Maple Boilers Fora. Per et. t. a ?s to Mt 21 to 20 to IS SS to d NS to 441 46 W • 47 td. to was - so * M Town made, iier •.,40 115e.:,0 to is Houaohold 4: to ES Nountry ... • • .. Norfolk. and Suffolk, ex slily SO to 4. YS t, 53 to 60 4 4 to r : 44 to .3 41 to bi to Per gr. OLT& a. I. Danish and Swedish 22 to 28 Itussisu BEiNs. - w - - a - Danish Eintian - Maple PEA4. 33 to II Doila's. " INDiAN tklics. to ; a : 81 to Vaite . YuHow 24 1. 34 031 - - FL , CR. Trench. per sack .... to W OATS. Spanish „ 3 I to Dutch brewii..; 22 to 23 I AMeIiCIII, per LA .. 33 to it 24 to , 23 to XI AREIVALO OF Sc., INTO LONDON, BY WATS& CALItIAGE, Elt‘l!.l 01T.20 TO 04.. T. 31, INCLUSIVE. fnaliah and Sc•dri Irish Forvigu Tonal I to ilqur. bra. sada. • • • • lOW .--.-:—, , , • • I 1,31 D Or GRAIN. 0.0 N trIN 0 Wing I ei6s QM. 9,4(4 10.447 4.665 CI i PA It ATIV Iva THE irk.r.:l OCT. I Qrs is 3 Yd. Mat 4 2. . I id. I Barley 2 . 111. 1 d. Usti.. Average. 424. Id. 344 11/ ter I LIVERPOOL COTTON )MARKET. (OT (THIS DAY. ELtemc awro INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (71:01 OUR OWN conusemingNv.) The in:irket rater quiet. Prieex Id. to td. lower thia Friday's quotations. Idles probably (4000 or N,OOO balm. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SuG H. —The market continues in the same dull state as previously reported. Former prices arc unaltered, bat they kVc with didiculty aupported. e privste sake include col 1111 l on.l.iggery Madras, at Xis T h. dd. ; crys tallised Demerara, at ad.,. Re efilled : Dried goods are ra ther easier, 41a. id. having n accepted lumps. Comet:. —The mat ket continues very steady. Planta , tiou Ceylon sold, tine and fine fine ordinary, 7451 a.. Ma 71ie. lid. ; low middling and middling, 7 8e. ikt. to 8 ; bold, s7s. to W.ls. ; native ordinary small, :Zs. Gls Gil. Lo to 575. bold: good ordinary, ft; , .•a. t) ; fine (adieu'', . . ; 71s. lid. to 725. TEA.—The Assam sales have passed off with fair spirit at full to rather dearer prices for Pekoes, except for broksa leaf, which show a alr;ht decline. RICE.— Mem continue to be buyers at firm prices. White Bengal toold at His. thl.; Necranxie, lls. 7:21. ; and Ba,''ein, 11a. :M. SALT ['ETRE. —No sales reported. Bus.—A few .tlos only are reported. Berhice at Is. Gd.; and Demerara, r.t la. 7d. Currus.—The Lairket has become dull and inactive. TALL )W MARKET.—(TATS DAY.) The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follow , . d :— Town tallow , 44d ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3 , . ; October to Dec,m'oer, 445. ; December, 446. ; Jamuary to March, 45.. 3a. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.---(THLS DAY.) Messrs. Patt , n len and Smith report a continued steady demand for hops of all descriptions, late pric as being fully maintained. B.rtei. 7- sfatt.7 Vat,. yre,, gra. qrs. i qrs. 1.;1 69u 750 I .. 3740 I 6:30 £370 I .. 771i0 5404 ; I'6o ! 750 11440 4,II;,tNTITIVI AND PRICES K:/:AN.: Fug TILE cur r.Es ir IN I ele. Arena.. gm. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& IZ.uary T. _ e El i I.7Ttices. 75 50 1996 92 96 92 94 92 Si 92 Si 91 94 _ - VI la 81 93i • IQ3 i