The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sittings in Banco.—(Before Log Chief Justiee Cockburn and Justices Crompton and Mellor.) " B s r. THE CORPORATION OF TM ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSEILUICH . . . . Thii use came before the court upon a purely legal 1,1 techniad point of practice. The facts, however, shi..ll gave rise to it were u follows i—lt was an aKbn on a policy of marine insurance, and the oslercriters, conceiving that the liability on the rol:c!" had not attached, paid the premium, about ' ot., into contesting their liability on the policy either for a y ,„; o r partial loss. The court held that the liability on : he robes bad attached, and it bad been agreed that it should referred to the two &verge Asters, Mr.Grav being appointed ~iep. r e to tax the amount of the loss. They accordingly its sum over 2,000/. The question then anise whether the sun paid into court ought to be deducted. Mr. Watkin wasiss ohtaieed a rule to that effect, oontanding that ,he phintid could hardly be entitled to recover both the int the premiums. Pdir Mr. Milward showed cause against the rule, and Williams supported it. otirt took time to consider ite judgment. . THE ROYAL ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COIEPAIIT. etc a similar action, in which Mr. Cohen had oh. s similar role. The learned counsel contended the cu to indemnity, and that a plaintiff could not re -01,4 tae indemnity plum the premium be bad paid. Ile court also took time to oonsider its judgment is this one. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) lENtT r. PCNIY AND DIETIII. spiu'as appeared for the petitioner, a router mariner, 51 ,,,,w w the respondent in 1837. On returning from a recap he bud that his wife had broken up his home and livirg with other men. Amongst these was the with whom she wee now cohabiting at Witham. Peru nisi, without costs. LAYIi r. LANS. Pr. Slinks for the petitioner, who wu the wife of a :ahinet ?esker in Ludo°, and who ought a judicial swarm two on the ground of his cruelty. The marriage was in Jane. 1-44. and there had been two children, of whom one vas •till living. The petitioner detailed various sobs of leut.d violence and Toe court decreed a separation as prayed. ►I.STIN r. AUSTIN. NIL Seale for the petitioner. The marriage took place in 1849, the respondent being a ionrneyinan plumber in London. The cohabitation lasted fer a short time, and was terminated by the desertion cf tie petitioner by the respondent, he having first made tte furniture into a heap and net fire to it. The petitioner .pirsards discovered that he was living with another vzaan. She therefore went with a friend and broke his globe.. The evidence not being satisfactory, The Court adjourned the case for further proof. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. COMIIIiiIIiODOT Goolbws.) The hankrupt was a milliner, of Blackbeeth-road. He was not io atteodaoce, and the certificate of a medical zsa was prodimed, stating that he was laid up with low her. HI; I i.oonr said be must have' regular affidavit. arid upon hrinc prcduced, be would grant an ad' t. ILese appltestions on the ground of alleged thus. were estretnely frequent--eometimee three or four in ne d.e : and it was important to lee that the proceedings war regular. Pr. Spirits for t ;ah,oetmakerie L wo 00 the aroma Jane: !qt. and th was living. T brotd violence Toe court decree Mr. Sande for th The marriage to ioarneyman plumb' bat ter a abort tie cf the petitioner b tte furniture into a dtersards disease WY:Li% Sbe then, ember. The eei, The Court adjom COUR' (Before The bankrupt wa Hs was not io alt =la was prodaoed, Iran. Hit moor said I then Leine prcduo TLese applications breet...eg eatrerneli it, die: and it wa were regular. The bankrupt wa f .neellt • cheeserm %hitherto from e Mr. Catlin, on t -:'ins that the r fte a 'lndication ail t.:ed up. Su Honour. no r so. There =Nought to be. cat's. The petitir ':.akrupt to file a ta.it ot the attorney bit'irunt might brie Mr. Decoy, for t .: - ;at be amended, :.se. • to bankrupt WI it eating for exert era; a resolutiora e• case out of Gout . •a fae bankrupt h. c =formality th 4 l &saw 41•11•• • direr ter'..a for a snout ibeboldforl a -:As were disposed The bankrupt, a iennenr•plaos, Max ?ebta of 1.6181., aeC the applicatic a!aurnment was ot teaccoants. The bankrupt wa sae the sdpurried 4114 liebllitis n', acme are stated LIWROCe opt :rumination staa 'taro itt April, 18 .• Poe, as which a d ad. Altogether 1 '—• • ataart bad draw toktion. Tuner • d :bore 7001. after hearken Mr. Ilia Honour three is bankrupt's &cool (Before Toe bankrupt WY Deb , . attributed his Lem win 110 oppar • THE • e MAI 1 17E:Vint ZOBE A •A 1 . .sq ndee ; • :..ochlto in the • ,, 300 (trading tt :at:lecturer and rre3 before Mr. late basdkert • bracelets, boo t to Sir. 114 Mr. Isaacson mai :.. : 4 0C•Street, an •:.• stile of his lair employ ,aTatalar last. , , acct resterday t a:Mentality' :'weer, eh° wan I , e pro some ttlt...rat she either I , arer dela. *swelter an artir re Gadding. a fri 141 , 11 ' 4 t , ' tiding 7' o . Th. prisoner it's,. la: found m•trtiti of silk, I! Mao. Seeing whetlierit • •• landlady • proper. • t!le told b. • s a large am , a' d 'bat he I to think t -• I _•refor• hope 10100 said , LI remand the hasc.sou a toner (cr; . ; •brises, a • ,mier uii • I tam wh e n , 111301 uteri Yid at 6 „'" . ' ,4 rear der m i T.. d I " 111 * Prisoner as • 1 lt• lino: ream oeint; ar r e r Kahn P - -Irra g the i a and lrie Itarreete P,arthell 1141 en F: a-se , • Mira • t •s t to..ttias a ' ;147 l'Atere her I. 1' 1,4 0 led left , tter , ..„ l. P. • A•arlat v ' ll 111 ford, DI IX 11111.111.6. The bankrupt was described as a oheesemonger's assistant, f -:••••rh - • cheesemonger, of Notting-hill. Be applied for dmeharge from de b ts of 1591. • . . Mr. ittliv, on behalf of a creditor. Jock the singular c; -Nine that the man bad not been adjudicated bankrupt, illudication signed by the Registrar not having beim up. HU Honour. no referring to the proceedings, fovea that tt..i vas so. There was a blank left where the bankrupt's :me ought to be. The court could sot proceed on a no.. arti-. The petition must be dismissed, with leave to the t.zirrept to Ms a new petitioo. The fault appeared to be of the attorney who bed presented the petition, and the bc:rnot might bring an action against him. ltr. Decoy, for the bankrupt, asked that the proosediap be amended, but his Honour said that could not be IN 111 F. FRAM The bankrupt was an ironmonger, at Ware. This was is ,triog for examination and discharge; bat at a former nu; a resolution of creditors bad been panted for taking t• rase out of court, adder the 11th section. This being . fa. bankrupt had not filed his accounts; but owing to c =formality the resolution had sot bees pal on the "^"dam I.rilleraonr directed an adjournment sine die, with pro. for a month, and suggested that another meeting be hekl for taking the case oat of court, if the ers }wu were disposed to proceed in that way. - Ilf BE O. IDWAILDS. - The bankrupt, a builder. of Greet Quebec-PO*4 and ierevar.plaoa, Marelebooe, cum before the court with !rbu of 4.6184, and meets returned at 1,0424 or the application of Mr. Munn; for the sarieneee, an al.nrameot was ordered to give time for examination of ttanoents. llf >u PLAIIRMAN. The bankrupt was • merchant., of Closk.lane. Chi. This ti the ad , oureed Attlee for exam inatioo end dieeharge. Imad brielitiee of 9,3241., the meets and property held as -me ere Mated at 5001. _ Lawranes opposed for the smignies. The bankrupt , uoisatice stated tbst there was s debt of 1,e971. due inn in April, 1863, from one Peter Warren, of said which & dividend of 4s, in the pound bad been Altogether Warren owed biro Turner and igoart Ivid drawn oo each other for duke mutual a/eon. tAitioa. Tuner was insolvent There were bilk now oat d :bore 70(tl. .fitter bowies Mr. George for Use bankrupt, Hu Honour directed an adjournment for an sooonnt of itheakmpt's aocototnodatAon traosactiona. (Before Mr. Holroyd.) Tee bankrupt wu a wereholuemon aed eumniegoe nook e Debts, 933/. ; meets about 601. The hank r.•: ctr. Luted his (allure to the failure of other partia was no opposition, and the order was pude& THE POLIOS COURT& (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. trEV , !TI IOBBLAY IT ♦ IROPWOMAI a MUT. STMT. A • .4'..yrnder, • good-looking young woman. lately in the employ of Mr. Frederick Wootton • , 00a (trading under the name Madame Louise), silk :v.:Annum and locoman, No. 170, Regent-etreet, was ep.i before M r . K nox w ith s t ea li ng 130 yar d s of silk, Lee handkerchiefs, seven imisadoo pearl necklaces, • bracelets, brooches, and a quantity of other property, 4 to Mr. Isaacson, and of the value of above 801. 1, . Isaacson said be carried on business at No. 170, Mt• Street. an a Isomers and silk manufacturer. trading erne of his wife, Madame Louise. The prisoner had 'au employ for flys months ea an improver, sad left iu.iday last. In coosequence of information he received neat i.estag e , t o N o , 9, Alfred-atrest, Tottenham-Gaut setompasied by police oonetable 82 C, sad saw the ;Nom., who was lodging there. He told her be bed called ` , ;•et:cr some property he had missed and which he felt rott.....nt she either then had or had had in her peseessiom ice tr.Ther denied hoeing any o f bi a pro pe rt y and he then f'eel'er an article of jewellery which ahe had given to a Gaddin g . a f rien d o f he, tellies her at the same time ' t- e u rs 31 ' 4 t , ..dding had stated that she had received it from Tc. renewer denied doing so, and he then searched her atl found r Large quantity of his property in , x.:EM g of silk, lace. jewellery,ef the value of Mos Seerag a large box in the room, he asked the tfvicer ehetherit belonged to her, and eke said it did not, landlady. but on it. being opined he found some • property in it. The prisoner asked to be for . .1! Le told her it was impoedble, having been ribbed ' • a large amount of property during the last few a , d that he felt bound to make the charge. He wee • — lto think the prisoner had yielded to temptation, :::-7,refor• hoped she might be dealt with in that court. A lino: said Le could oot deal with the charge. He LI remand the orient:ler fora week, sad in the mime haacsou could me if there was any ether property • ...oiler (crying) appealed to Mr. Imams for for- • A 2 C. corroborated Mr. Irma& ~oer laid Mr. Isaacson prowled to forgive bore Lt I I in i • rte. WI the setr. VIM 110,1 use d the coseee whether that woe the era .. 'Rid at first Mr. Isaacson said be would. bet oe j'n*.oor deoying that oho had any of the property he • T,_ to. • " 41. ot . s again appealed t o Mr. Isaacson for for -1"°1 rewarded the prisoner for a week. MARYLEBONE. COMPF.,NATION CLAIMS. .oein; are a aeries of claims made wind the /re ' Railway Company for keen incurred by the wog the time the line was being wade. o ‘ , 'herr ) re' behalf of the claimants der appear._ oo Itirehell attended for the railway oontiwaY• . harinra Frazer, for the claimed dOW. Owing to the read being „ 4 1.1 7 - tal tai.tth a no vehicles could get wares bit boom , t t ."" hewing • dculty also la - lrft and her business azid egs bed fR~I te r!..!r,f , . mid ante. confectioner, carrying an basins. ag 4.1.8 THE EXPRESS, and 420, Eutaw-meri t claimed 300: for loss of custom through the traffic being stopped. Awarded 511. lasn;lotWacre Croons**, 41 sad lamp seller, Enatoa• road, claimed 300/. for damage to trade. This evidence in support of this awn waa not at all satis factorily made out and the claim was disallowed. Jamas Ward, . photographer In the Easton road, had entered • claim for 1001. Claim settled by consent, upon ths company giving 601. William Paulding. • fret-cutter, Easton road, roads • claim for 3301. Settled upon payment of 1001. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE DIY ILION= CHERTSEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Th. Don WOBURN PARK STAKES. 3v Bobby ... 10 no. Woe by a knitli••oly. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a half. Haile, States, Diadem, Southdown, White • Steckiogs, Corkscrew, Care. Lord Stanley, Smola Grey, Itallyeasey, Light of Other Days, ledverion, and Betsy Baker. A HUNT BAPS Three miles. Shuttlecock, Confederate, Coronet, Swindler. Lush, ft s, Sprat, Sailor, Prince of Wake, Ellen, and Ace of Trumps. All are ia the neighbourhood. The course is in good going order, sad within a mile from the station. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. YAM-LANK—(THIS DAY.) The quantity of Engliah wheat, releived fresh up to-day, was very limited, and the show of samples was trilling. Millen showed DO clispreitiou to operate, end the donned was cossequently very inactive, at about last week's CIDTIDOV. We wens tolerably well, but sot to say heavily, with torsion wheat. Importers, getkeralli, wert but the transactions were mostly confined to small pans* at previous rates. Floating cargoes of wheat were in fair request, on former term. --- The show of both English and foreign barley was tolerably A fair business was peening in malting samples, at all quotations. Otherwise the trade was in a sluggish state, at Monday's prices. We had a slow sale for malt, nevertheless the quotations were well supported. There was a good consumptive inquiry for all kinds of oats at full currencies. The supplies were only moderate. Beans were in short supply and sluggish request on former terms. In peas the transactions were wholly in retail at barely let* rates. The Bone trade was heavy ; prima, however, were sup ported. Linseed sad rapeseed, as well es cakes, sold steadily ; bat other articles were a dell inquiry. POS334a. WEILL Par Qr. a a. Dantdo sad Lon* berg Rostock a Meehan 40 to 40 —......... I= 39 toils Naha 36 to 40 imam 36 to SS SS 34 Russian, hard .. soft Assetlson, red ... 40 to 41 „ whit ' s . .. .. 63 to 46 Imam Coax White IS as 31 Grinding Boman 22 Ss 26 Yellow Distilling M 04211. alting ale 19 Tro th , par sack .... ti to p Spanish, ~ ... 111 to SS Dutch, lasa lll to 22 American, Da brL . .. 19 to St .. bed CITISINTPILIC3II. BEGLIM. Par Qr. Wall?. a a Um 100kr01,13113 36 to 11) 1864 36 to 46 . rkt.wbao,lB63 39 to 64 , 1804 Se to 46 Soria and Lincoln ad. WA 34 to la IlasSIT , lialling Ofttlillos ... Ottoding peit Qr. OM a. S. ; Dania and awed & 17 is 21 I 2.22120 ....... 17 to 20 Poe Qr. OA. S. ketch. hod Moot& IS blab, Irt i 18 to tit amok MUM Kamm —3! to 35 Tick IS to 36 lionow Pigeon la to Al Pio& _ _ ram oik lforfoUr. .ad SO to SS Ungstoo sad Wars at to <NI Bzown arm Ira _ __ S2 So 85 0,8, _ ..._ Si tO 37 tit: arrow Se le Town roads: psrillo lbs. • 24 to 4C Nooloiold ty 30 to to SI TO Corwin Norfolk sad ladolk, or ably V to fa TIM LONDON, By WATER if To NOV. to, INCLUSIVL OM. Ikelilk 4rd . lB to 22 —, „ potato lO to 21 AiItIVAI/I Or MUM 10„ CARRIAGE. FROM NOV. 1 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (By L. envmmonoxAL TILEGRAPH4 MON OVB OWN 001=8NNUMNTJ ba Cof les. ron.—Yarkot quiet but steady ; males about 8,000 Oonii.—Yarlon moderately attended. Wheat steady at Tneeday'm rasa. Flour dull. Indian corn weak. Beau steady. Oats and oatmeal qniet. MINCING -LANE. —(THIB DAY. ) 80011. —The market motional dull. with prism agaia • shad* lower for British West India and other de scriptions ; a petal of old cloyed Manilla sold at 30a for fair quality, end • parcel of low at 23e. Rased common brown lumps have sold at 43e. 6d. being a farther decline, ; please aid crualied ars also dull of sale and lower. demand fo7plantatioa Carlos otalanoiTh . miry firm at full previous prices ; triage at 62a. to 67a. ; low middling sad middling, 78s. to 82. 6d, ; goad do., 8110. to 870. 6d. ; motive ham also brought fall rates ; fine asdisary, 691. &L to 70a. 6d. -- e0n0.t..--&ininoa qualities sad good red Trinidad, have meld at a slight improvement, grey to good red, NM to 705. TU.—A limited general business at fanner prima. ROIL-910 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 25. lld. ?mom—Valemeis raisins are in active request at 29e. to 32e. for ordinary to fair ; 31e. to 505. for off the Meek and abated. Other description of fruit ie is fMr dammed at full prima Rica.-1.000 berm of white Boogal sold at 105. 101 d. to us. fitummax.—No gala reported. Carrot'.—Tie toss d kW market is quiet without mato rial chaise in prior incept Bugs a which are lower. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DA T.) The market is qahrt. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 3d., at with ; Petersburg T.O. on the spot, 41s. 3d. ; all the year, 41s. ; Jeremy to March, 42e. ; March, 435. to 44.34. ; April to Jute, 43a. 3d. HEM MARIEZT.--(THIS DAT) Li4DENNALL.-Hides : Prices :-561be. to 641115., to 3d. ; 64165. to 721b5., 3d. to 3/d. ; 731 be. to 801 b., 3d. to 31d. ; 808... to @Sibs., 30. to 4d. ; Pane. to 96165., 4d. to 4id. ; MU. to 1041 be., 40. to 4>) d . ; 101Ite. to 1121b5., 44d. to sd. Hone hides, 9s. Od. to 10s. 6d. Colt skins. 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; fell. 7.. 6d. Bradownesr. -Sheepskins : paned. es. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; Voots sad Ulf-brads, 7s. Od. to 8.. dd. ; Doom, ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Y.•n. Patteodon sod Smith report the &maid us usually good at this period of the year for hops of all de soriptimm The better sorts of the pew growth are soma, and matiosad rather higher rates. There is ammewbed more demand for old ►ope, at improved prima COAL YkßlCET.—(rms DAY.) Walls Eod Hartlepool, 235. ; Walls Eod Taadel, 22t. ; Walls Eod &Moo Lyoos, 23. ; Conroe Hartley, 19s. ; Hastinp Hartley, 19s.—Ships at mutat, 21; at an, 165. MINEB.-(THI8 DAY) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is quiet to-day, and with the exception of a decline of ss. its East Grenville shares (which are now quoted 5} to 1) prices are unchanged. East Lovell are quoted 14} to 15 ; East Caradon, 181 to ; Clifford Amalgamated, 34 to 35 ; West Maria, 2to ; and Greet Vor, 33} to 34. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. The Stannaries Court has ordered the Wheal Mary Emma Mining Company to be wound up. A curious ease was heard before the Preston magistrate/ plidifor. A beedionee keeper, named Bloodsll,, had been sesvisted at willies leer daring the prohibited hours oa Sunday, the 9th alt. The principal witnesses Opilhili him were two men to whom he had supplied the liquor, and yesterday thaw am were °harp& ander whs► is known se Jerwies Aet, midi levies Wild sad shaded Bluisdidl is Ids istrioseseset at the Asset*. The Us& found the sire proved, and a amnisal pesalty was istnetad. Their worships. however, ~sing Sunday topers that they must sot is Wars expect to get a so easily if esesht " siding end stattise is oildiesss el this distriptise. Whist. Barbs,. r,u Osta Mar. I qrs. gia qrs. gra bets. nabs Irish Secthitt sad 84 NO 370 870 k son ~ tan edge I SOO 0404 .. 3630 3010 60 'USW 1 - 6 - 110 moo sra 5700 I suo ass DAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1864. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. There is little business in the railway market to-day, yet the tone is rather firm, and the va riations in prices are in an upward direction. London and South Western stock has risen per cent. ; Great Western, ; and Lan cashire and 'skshire and Caledonian, 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1194 to 120 ; Great Western, 78 to ; Midland, 1374 to 138 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, not to i ; Caledonian, 1311 to 1324 ; South Eastern, 854 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 49 to ; Great Northern, 135 to 136 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan. 119} to 120. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are inactive, and prices present no alteration. COLONIAL 001 IIiCULLITIL • D6tisheole.op.ot.4llll•l , Dia. G0v.6p.0..1617-64. 100 Do.ogooourob./aug. Do.. porot.Nar.da 400 D 0.6 pee oIJoa.E.J 1100 Do.6por et Ins. 1100 ColriONcrep.ot.ll672lloo 111104 100 Do. do. 1100-1 'lOO Do. do. LSI 100 Owkow.Nov.l•B6.6p.at 180 ignik do.. 100 Ilaarttloa b per al., UM 100 Do. 1876 100 Do. 18811100 Natal. Ek.W.O pat mat—! loo Now Brows. Gov. 6 p.et. 'lOO N.d.WalaGlv.6p.e.lBo6 1001 Do. Op. a. 1671 to 1676 1 100, Do. p. 4. 18116 to 1802 1001 Now Zoolondepor mot. 100 Do. 6 par cent. 100 Non IleoNs Op. 0.. 1816 100 , ssoilaM epta..l:3! IVie.Gov.6p.oaso.&/•1 7 ;100. I Do. do. 0 p.o.Ajwlllloo.llool Ult. 808 IKkes Ne ON: 101 no in 90 9 100 1 99 101 90 92 88 92 106 106 106 107 106 108 108 119 10! 10012 108 111 12 106 107 106 109 106 108 Id 108 106 99 10! 98 100 96 Of 94 96 104 106 81 90 100 10! 104 106 r.... -..11 lii 1101 NMIIO4NO aka , ' I.oooAce i?.?Asei - iiiiii 06 1 5 1041 -. 107 108 107 Ti CI. pier. 1.4114,11141 Bt. roil sod Wert Lila. 1 10 136 13i 13.030' 14 94144ra1naki1am3443 45714110 at • • • .10aft. ISO T 1 74 73 "BM St. 18outhasepka LW 10 804400 1 34 Victoria tloo 111111 ow I I BRITISH 111241 I /141 LLO 30 7114•03 3.4.0 11.7.0 3.13.0 Wk. 2 i.is si. 114 dilied &1% 12; ILO 7.1.0 18.118.9 116.17.6 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoow. The stock markets to-day are firm, the favourable character of the Bank return, but there is no animation. Consols are quoted I per cent. better for money. Home railway stocks, in one or two cases, are rather higher. Most other securities are supported at yesterday afternoon's quotations. The demand for money to-day is rather strong, and the rate for good three months' bills is firm, at 6f to 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans has risen to 6 to 64 per cent., the supply of money having diminished. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Henke were quoted 65fr., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91/ to I with div., for money, and 891 "buyers," ex div. for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91, 1 ; ditto, for account, 89/, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 88/, 89/ ; New Three per Omits., 89, 88k, 89/, 88/ ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 72 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106/, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 971; ditto Bonds, 58. prem. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 89 ; ditto, Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 110 ; and Exchequer Bills, June, ss. dis. Foreign stocks have experience' very little change. Greek and Mexican have improved per cent. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.: —Greek, 23* to 1 ; Mexican, 29* to * ; Confederate, 61 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 31 to * ; the Certificates, 133 to ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71} to 72* ; ditto 1862, 71} to 72 ; and the Consolides, 47* to 1, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Danish, 1864, 95 ; Egyptian, 951, 95 ; Greek, for ac count, 23, ; Italian, for account, 641 ; ditto Maremmans Railway, 71* ; Mexican, fur account, 29*, ; ditto, 1864, 27f, 3 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., for account, 48*, 47/ ; Russian, 1862, 87, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 31*, 1, *, ; ditto Certificates, foraccount, 131, 14, 131 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 72; ditto 1001. Bonds, 77} ; ditto 1862, 71} ; ditto, for account, 72, 71} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, 72* ; Venezuela, 1862, for ac count, 48*, 49, ex div. ; ditto, 1864, 40. Egyptian Loan scrip has risen to to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 9} to prem. ; General Credit, 2i to 3i premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3} to } prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17* ; Ottoman Societe Generale, 2} to 3 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1- dia. to prem. Hud;on's Bay iharee are fiat, on the announce ment of the dividend. Atlantic and Great Western Railway " Certifi cates of Debenture" are quoted 1 to li prem. The joint-stock banks still allow 5 per cent. for money on deposit. The rates of the discount establishments are now 5 per cent for money at call (showing no change), 5} per cent. at seven days' notice (a reduction of i), and 6 per cent at 14 days' notice (a decline of 1 per cent.). The gold operations at the Bank yesterday com prised the purchase of 27,0001., and the withdrawal of 75,000 sovereigns for Alexandria. The Germania, from New York, has brought 83,500/. in specie, and the City of Manchester 14,0001. There is still a good demand for bar silver for India, for transmission both by way of South ampton and Marseilles, but the supply here is limited. The present price is ss. Iv. per ounce. The prospectus of an important operation made its appearance yesterday. The issue of 2,800,000/. " Certificates of Debenture" of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway is announced through the Imperial Menantile Credit Association (Limited); but of this amount 1,900,0001. has already been applied for. This great railway, consisting of 552 miles, and completing an unbroken communication of 1,200 miles between New York and St. Louis, is now finished, and the traffic has thus far greatly exceeded every anticipation. The present operation is preliminary to a consolidation of the entire line under one administration. The Sterling Certificates of Debenture now offered at 90 per cent. are to he redeemed at par (100) at the end of three years, and will bear interest at 8 per cent. per annum. The rate of return on an invest. ment for the three years is thus 121. 2s. 4d. per cont. per annum, without reckoning the consider able advantage afforded by the delay is the instal ments, the last of which becomes payable on the 15th of May, 1865 less the coupon of 41. per cent. due on that day. By the arrangements made with the Consolidated Bank, that establishment has been enabled to guarantei the interest for the period named, while the principal of the present loan is secured by the deposit at the Bank of England, in the names of the trustees (Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P., Mr. John P. Leonard, and Mr. Charles Morley), of bonds and shares amounting at the usual exchange to 4,230,4931. It is further satisfactory to learn that the 1,200,0001. subscribed for prior to the issue of the prospectus has been taken by the parties most largely interested in the undertaking, and, as we are positively assured, on the same terms as those now stipulated with the general public. Some statistics attached to the prospectus afford an idea of the wonderful progress which trade has made in those regions during the last five years. At Chicago the produce trade from west to emit represented in 1859 16,754,138 bushels of grain, and in 1863 64,741,639 bushels at Mil waukee in 1859 6,550,896 bushels of gram, and in 1863 16,992,335 bushels ; at Buffalo in 1860 37,089,461 bushels, and in 1863, 64,735,570 bushels ; while at Cincinnati the "imports and exports of leading staples " rose from 160,220,954 doLs. in 1868-59 to 578,870,362 in 1863-64. As petroleum, of the carriage of which this regardswa has almost a monopoly, it is shown that although the production commenced only in 1859, the quantity produced in 1863 was no less than 2,220,000 barrels of 40 gallons each. The *delfts state that many thousands of barrels are always ready awaiting transport by the railway, the m oonrises of which are constantly overtaxed. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,1251. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 5481. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 5,3621. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnshire, an increase of 6651. _ _ _ The report of the directors of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited), to be submitted on the 29th inst. re commends a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum, free of income tax. The following ia the report of the directors of the Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation ' to be submitted at the half-yearly meeting on the 29th inst. : The back be. sow branches is Gyration at Bombay. Kunethes. Lalwre. Durum, and Oalenra. and in repro seated by wares as Madras, Hoeg Krug. Orbs, ilydeey, esd Alrtaadria. The Lahore sad Durham branches were =es the 6th April and god Yap reepectively ; the breach as the 18th July. The result of the opera tics" of them breathes rethot be brought isto monocrat baton the 31.1 December amt. The shares last issued at Ti. per sham premium were t.kes sp and paid epos to the attest of 7.889 oat of the 12,500 rimed to the shareholders. Asd asecalleg to savior by lest inall from the Bombay tomb, the 1,000 shares plead at the disposal of Mai bleach bid all bees allotted to the public at 51. per share premium, width pernials. tvitribre with w i = d t wf 21 . per there, led hien yea The steel arsoest by pre whims. viz., 96,6741. le. 6d., hes bees eraried to the resew tad. No means Mee yet Lem rewind from the ether bramble as to the &mai at tie shares ariasPritard to them. The aseowits for the talf.wrer aiding nth lone lat h se per =sued elleterest. whisk have bees daly show a gross profit of 26,6131.12 a, lacing* balance brought f4rward Ist Jemmy, 164. after deducting interest on ems net sod fixed deposits. From this sum 9.2701. Or. 4d. hie been deducted for current expenses, and 12,4331. to. ld. fee rebate on bills. and commission on acceptances including a due provision for bad and doubtful debts. leaving a balsam of 4,9091. 14s. 7d. at the credit of melt and loss, which the directors propose to earry over to seat half -year. A circular forwarded to the shareholders of the Ceylon Coffee Estates Company (Limited) by the secretary states as follows :—" In handing yon dividend warrant for the half-year just past I am instructed by the board to inform you that the reports from the estates continue to be so satisfac tory that it is hoped that the profits of the but year's working will amount to a sum equivalent to double the guaranteed dividend of 10 per cent. on the paid-up capitaL" Of the profits 10 per cent. n divided amongst the proprietors being the amount rurrlteed to them by the Agri: and Masterman's ,and the remaining 10 per cent. it is proposed to carry to the reserve fund. We are requested to state that the share list of the Baugparah Tea Estates Company of Assent (Limited) will be closed on Thursday next, the Ist of December, for London, and ou Friday, the 2nd, for the country. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, N0v.23, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following change 4 Circulation issue Circulation active 19,564.855 Decrease 629,530 Public deposits 5,518,860 Incresee :376,492 Other deposits Government securities in 10,374,542 No change Mei-securities m banking department Coin and bullion in both departmenta -- 14,131,094 Increase 27s 739 Seven day and other tins 665.712 Decrease 403 The Kest 3,318,09t; Incases g,059 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin in banking depertment) . 9,216,239 Increase 908,269 This return is highly favourable. The reserve has again increased by the important sum of 008,2091., and the total (notes and coin) stands now at no leas than 9,216,2391. After allowing for a trifling falling off in the private deposits, this large increase in the reserve is explained by the influx of government deposits, in conjunction with the further decline of 591,8341. in the private securi ties : the rapidity with which the amount under the latter head is descending shows the effect which has been produced by the exorbitant rate of dis count charged by the Bank. The coin and bullion. have at the same time increased 278,7391., and the total held is very satisfactory, being 14,131,094/. RANK OF INGLAND.—An and till Vic..e.32, for the week Not.. issued . ICSITE DEPT L. 26,034.244 EIS 064,!401 Tropeletting' Capital £14,674,600 Heat 8.,3111,110 Public Deposita iin chiming Kschey., Sae. Banks, Oust mi.. of "istkaial Debt, and Die. count pursuant to the Act Tit ullug on Wettnes‘lay. Nov. 216 mime) Other Deposits 14,555, 11 Seven day and other Bills PALTYECT. Government debt.. 011,015.100 Other securities 3,(34,900 Gold coin and ►ul ilon I Silver bullion ... L 211,034.140 188.304,168 Nov. 24,1864. IPA,. Oovernment fteen. titles Inelr.diug Dead Woliiht Au unity) Othar Securitka 1a.7111.401 Notes Gold an 4 coin 724.1164 138,304.11111 W. 'JILL'S& Chief Cuhkr. THURSDAY Evans. The movement at the Bank of England, having been fully anticipated, has had no stimulating effect upon the prices of public securities, which, on the contrary, have slightly declined since the announce ment was made. Most classes of stocks left of somewhat lower than yesterday. the only promi nent exceptions being Spanish Ponies Bonds and Certificates and Egyptian scrip, which have risen. The reduction in Consols, however, did not exceed 1 per cent.; and, as regards foreign bonds and banking and financial shares the downward movement was of little importance. It was chiefly observable in home railway stocks, most of which closed at a fall of 1 to 1 per cent. from yesterday's final quotations. Considering the extent of the rise which has taken I Place in most of the principal lines within a brief period, it is natural that some realisations should follow, notwithstanding the encouraging condition of the traffic of most of the companies, and the approach of the dividend period. The general dulness of the stock market to-day is easily ex explained by the fact that speculators who bad bought in anticipation of a decline in the Bank rate of discount are closing their accounts sow that that event has taken place. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 ex div., for the Bth Dec., opened this morning at 89/ to 90, ant closed at 891, "buyers." For money the last price was 91 to 1 with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911. 1, 91, ; ditto for account, 90, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 884 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 1, 881 ; Bank Stock, 239 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, ; ditto Boods, ss. prem., par Five per Cent. " enticed •• rupee paper, 102 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201. The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull. India Bonds were dealt in at par to ss. prem. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain at ss. die. to par. Spanish Passive Bonds were in considerable de• mend this afternoon, and rose 1 per cent., the Cer tificates at the same time improving 1. The Vane euelaLoan of 1864, being rather scam in the market, has risen Ito 14 per tient. With these exceptions, the foreign stock market was dull. The sand decline in prices, however, was limited to per cent. in Turkish Consolidile, and 1 in Italian stock and Mexican of 1864. Bank shares, on the whole, were steady. Mer cantile and Exchange Bank, National Bank of Liverpool, and Scinde, Pubjaub and Delhi Bank, were quoted slightly higher. Agra and Masterman's Bank shares, however, *bow a relapse of 41., and lower prices were quoted for Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, London and County, and London and South African Bank. Hudaou'a Bay shares were last quoted 17/ to 4, being dull ; Egyptian Trading, It to 14 prem., showing a decline of tls. ; National Discount, 104 to I prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to die. Fore-street Warehouse shares were fiat. Ottoman Financial declined about IL 10e. Madras Irriga tion, Smith, Knight and Co., Natal Laud, and Panama Royal Mail Steam new shares, were queted better. Ottoman Socititishares closed at 2/ to2l pm. The shares of the financial companies were a little more offered, but the decline did not exceed 2s. 6d. per share, and was not general. National Financial shares improved about Si. The dosing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 21 to 31 prem. ; General Credit, 3to prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 31 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobiliee, 31 to A prem. United States 5.20 Bonds remain at 407 1 to 4L TIM MICTILOIPOLITLN POLICI ESTATlONN.—Yester day afternoon, Dr. Laminator, the maser for Central Mid dlesex, bald an isquiry at the Hones of Oorneetioo on the body of Benjamin Haw, described by Mr. Smiles, the em gem of the gaol, se a broken•down old ma, who died from ehrook bronchitis. The demised, who was 63 years old, sad • coachman by occupation, was takes into onstuly on the 3rd Mt. at Kensington for illegally passing, sad wee loads to walk from Heesioirtoa to Paddiagtoo, rain felling heavily during the whole tame. On arriving there be sad his wife being wet through, were limn Mt* • °old esll. permission to dry or even warm themselves being refused. At 6 o'clock in the more* warm air was horsed iota the all, oe which the deranged ezelsbasil, "This sight did for me." The wife said her hualmed war a decrepid old men, mid had bees suffering from a sough for years. Oa leaving the station, the police took him before a p ie. trate, who vemoded bile, sod it wee du Mg the period Ids mimed that be died. The Oseame said that some time age he had to make • complaint at Maelbareaga-ebeet. &boat the potion *sib, far they were Mika mere se lies the. dame, elms as faseesat era Welt be locked up sal have fee bb eiaapiaiaa ens who had been guilty of ea feabet arises. Trata amu was coavieted some algid atteedea aught to be paid, If sot to hie °gelded, at al emits to Ida health. The jag, boob* exPessid that lig =al of the areaset polio, onsagersais, Mimed as " That loosend died bon laseelitia. sad VIM =i vase aceaboated by oeld at taw on tate Welt revisal bis eppeonase Padal = Lakgrliblipmirate." No. 163 I ORDINARY IHAZ AND lITOCNA 811. IP& I 1441LW/111. I Cl " lng P+1" " 661" $G4a7 yesterday. I to 1 pa. 1111 all fana..W01.42 Owe Val -.- - N. 1 109 Illythand Tyr, rw. 10 i a/I ' DostorllbrirdalU.O - - U. WO .Brlatol arl issier 97 SI - IL 100 Maiscloolan l3l 138 Mt WI all Cork end Ha 01100.... - .. N all !Cornwall 4' 7 - 10 ell 'Do. &I • Doer. untll 0 .- -. - 1111 01 'Do. 11 Ap. e. tumid to D. - - - 10 all Bohan isdlerune U SO .. N all Ihnides, a NI 11 rw St. llldlnbursh Gllsegow 90 et -. N. 1 00 °Lwow end Waren 107 INS - N. 100 Drat Karam Ord. 10. 411 40 18 1 1 U. 100 Do. - N. MI IN. L Anon Stk.. Na t 7 8 - IS. ISO Great Norther flearood - - - K 100 GrotNorthono 134 116 M. 100 iDo.A j • nu. so dlr. sr 154 1664 115 4 U. 1100 Do-B . (006o. rla paIAD 130 132 - N. 100 01. South & West. ar ) 91 le 92 110. 1100 ora* WINANS 771 714 77 1 8 1 OS 1100 Dorms VaLOsafkk - - -. Ot. 1190 Do. South Wale O7 ID 6/I IL WO Do. laa.—ama a 61 50 U. 100 Do. W. Do. Nort 46 66 46 1 5 IX 100 Do. Do. Eared 100 102 104 N. 100 Ur caat.gre& Yorkshire 1104 117 MI e N. 100 'Loudon and Brekwall U 53 a: 84. 100 Lon.,ltrl htn, &Mbar 106 108 - St. 100 London. &Dow le 41 - IL 100 .Loodon & Nara Weir 1 1 91 120* WO 191 90 191 N. 100 LoodoodnoothWestara Of 94 8811 3 N. WO ;Man„Shet...3 Llarinsh 001 67 aa 14 N ad Marwort and Crash WI .0 Do. Do. 4 Mum .... -.- N. 105 Metropolitan llO M 130 I% 20* 111 19 11 Do - - SI 84. WO Midland Few Ur all Do. New - -.- 84. MO Do Una. & Derby - 60 all 1211. 01 Wn. RC- - - - - 1B all Do. prates .. 111 all Illd roaS - - I 0 all KW Deo= h roy Lye) -- - St 109 N 111. 100 Do. orth Edln.,Perth.Dund O6 17 - 86. 100 N. Earern-llsrwlek - 114 ILL 114 e 4i 4 11 16( Do. G. N. I. Yore - - - St. 100 Do. Leeds.. - U. 100 Do. York lO4 105 TM 4 1 U. 100. Da. Carnal* 10 al Do. litock.&Dertlng Oll SO 119 II 21 Do do 18114.08 ll 12 pa - N 12 ! Do. do. 1113041 9 10 urn - R 100 Burgh Loudon - 19 711 1 De. New .. _.. _ l4 2 pro - U. 100 North Staffordshire 79 81 MI 801 10 .16110. & & Wearers Jun 104 114 - St. 100 Scottish Central - k 109 Soottiah N.& Aber 843 - - - SL WO 800ttlals Midland -.-, - 10 aD Shrewsbury & Weighs& -. - N. 1011 illbreparre Umbra GO 01 - et. 100 South Devon al OS -. 31 100 South Laren Bs. 100 S. Yerkah. & River Dun - - 10 all Stares. Woklaghinole. II 9 - N. 100 'Taff Vale 10 $ Do 0 Si 5 1 Pm .. U. 100 Vale of Neath 114. 1110 Vlelorio stn. & 9lndloo -.- .. St. IN 'Waterford & Kilkenny. - - - .R 100 West Cornwall s7 N - N. IN IW.liaillgg. Hants ii , SEITUIII ?0116111510N5. R. IN. I ILLOMATi. an I I.= atisatio* el Lemma i Ilaa.bir. Ai U. Ing.ip.c. I Do. P &ism Buffalo & Lobe Homo I Do. Poi/ere/Jo, — Brantot Ciodaids Op. e. Ns. Msg. MOM I Do. do. July 1, IBM Do. do. Juno I, WM Ow Col e B.lrookenlp.& T. & Dookep. o.g. g. LoaDooforlut.Tp.o.por do... ` Dowd gm. I Dud tndrn go. d do.. - Ming prior. ,03 PS 100 11011 0 in 1 10S 104 1 Dst 40 01 1 b 5e 8 i Oh Grand Trunk of Camas D0.Z001p.11.11.,110.4 ' Do. Ist prof. Gondo— -1 Do. do. deforrod Do. and pref. Bonds.. DO. do. &torrid _ . 7 SO 1)O . ard Do. 410. dotortodl Do. lth prof. Stook IDo. do. deterred' Oroot Inch= Pontosolop r24oiDa gua. $ par rent u rent 2 Do. Illaw &. 04. S. et India g. 2 p. et. IVA I Do Do 41 gar soot. 2 all 011. Wagers a Canada 1$ Do. Now all Do.Op.e. Oda pay. DRS H Do.ld do. do. 1/074 II Indian Braaa. UMW' 1 Do. Now 140 Igsdros 96 106 90 90 _essit.lpmet. Da M 1 6:: . 1 De. ds. 4W D*. PM ww 011111. Per 0 . It aim Hoboos's Doc I.Dros.lCoado.A 41.1 11./LotCa46p.e.latp.B. lodado. duo. par aoad., Do. Delhi do I Do. do. do. Do. Tudsoo do.. Do. ladaa dlaktd:do. mi mit eir ilae IL 100 ea 100 10 ' 1 1 10 el 4110 71 II 00 OS n is It 64 N 68 N 68 IS 66 47 SO $8 $8 1$ $0 104 105 I g t * dl.l 93 90 xd a to IN IN N N Id N 106 41 1028 e M 112 • 11 4 1.4 10 104 10 i 11 104 its Dui 10 104 2$ 97 JOINT ClOOl WITIP. No. Ilk I Band IPd 1 Cl. prima I Sold 94,000 100 , Apra a Ilaminnada(L) 60 1 US ISO 1344 6 *OM 60 SO I Do. Now Ms. 86 p.l 196' - - - *OOO Do. (ot whack 26Iapd.)i I 14 Old 16 I- - - 10,000 64 Aldo - 90,000 100 LlBanoaldALlverpool 111 $7 36 IN 171 19060, WS 1 Do. Now IS 964 674 - 10.000 100 I Do. Band at 18 pm le 9 7Ma - ist i 100,004 96 Anglo Arian dia I "um - 14 90,M0 , 44414 Hand (Undid) $ 1 par -. 19400 SO dstralsida all 70 73 714 Tod 091 Do. New 4ll 06 VI - 11. 10 .11aakot . 16 6 lips - 10,004 16 dok ot= s - gOOO MO Monk of 194001 9/ Bank ot Otago (UMW) 11 1 19000 100 'Bank of MoranaMad (I.) N 8 IMa - 360001 80 dnkatVlotorlaj, 16 87 39 - 6,000 100 Bank ot Wales 30,0901 14 'Bonk at New 1.41401 - - N,004; 10 Braillantrodads(l. II 1 lopoi 114 *MI 60 Itntlen a Californian 1L 4 1414 par - IMMO 60 British N. darks .- as 46 47 - 49400 1 20 C.Bk. Indla,Aus. Clam all IS ST M 4 1 4 *OOO 16 ICltart. Mfr. a 114114,41 a all 61 63 a - 10,0001104 lefty 10, 40, 9 0:1104 .Coloalal 16 it ma. Bank of 14 4 / 4 „ao l6 - 61, pm - $lO,OOO a ,Cooorkklated Melt (1 ) 4 7 Thom 114 5.000 190 Coottorate * 6 a dl.-.. 4,000 100 Do. New - N,OOO, 60 ' Gast London (,mild' 3 i i iii2 r _. 30,000' 10 , &deo Brebrsl.lm) II pas - 60,0141 10 Eng.beocakolloParal. all - 49,000 60 Magid and sword' (I. 11 Ids par - 14,001 ii 83 !Waroposollenk(lol444 1* 14 91414 -.. 10,000100 'lllndonaClLlnallMala (1 ; 91 7 2 Om 214 40,000 100 i Du. dad at 2 pm. - *OW 106 Do. New, ha at 6 pre lO - - *GOO 106 !Imperil Bank, Woad 19 14 16 p a 4 i moo lOC i Do. New MO* N lamsdal Ottoman. IS 7 74vot - WON 60 i Intmaatlonal Bank (L.) 16 4 4 dia - 1110,0001 96 Land WM*. Ind (L) 4 1 lima 6 i ammo II I Los. Bk.oale lico.f.c.(L a PM fd 64 14 19409 1 1091 Id Bank ot llostiand,L 13 4 4M. - 10.006 NO j Ladd and 8ra411144_ - 90001001Lwa.B.ArromUL2M19 60 14 If pot - 20,000 1 26 I Do. Now, d. 4614 11 34 pm - 6000 100 Loa, Blz., a LIME (1.1 22 $ Idß *OOO 10 toit. Ctisakii AWL all 26 IS -. 90,040 60 'lad* and Ooday., 2O 19 80 79 6,004 MI ILon. Bamb6.Comla.lll 13 4 4 dla - 9%0004 60 jlandoa Job* 91449 II 49 60 0 MOM MI Do.Nowd. al sopa si - - let 10.041 100 !Loa. sad Sodom (1 ) 16 9 3 414 -... 16,000 i 10 11444mi/04d Aldan all 204 24 -• 9 000 '1 06 , Loa.* 8. 114Mma (1* 2O 14 2 40 0 1 -• KOMI* • 1411. a Woaddar 20,0 N IS IMorehant baak(Laa.) 174 71 Tau U 1 WWI MO tuasseasl3• lb lONltana NI II 1 le ... 10,00(11 ii Now - 10,000 140 i Mara &Prow. Bank a l9 - - -. 6,000 too Ildand Bank (1441) -• 10 1411 par - 20,000 BM 'National of i liwool IS 7 3pm - 10,4001 N N.Prard - - - 25,000 20 Do. do 11 - - -. 10,999 20 Do. 64. do. 10 - - - 11,001 SO No Mal Bank, New- IS - - WOO 19 Mow loath We. all 46 47 -. *ON 14 "114 w /Add (UmMat 1 par 1414 -. *ON 28 /441 0 =441wa 6 Sy 44pa - 10,460 26 Bank Corpora. all $9 80 - MO SO I ProvlallaradagOorp4 6 1418 par 4 4 *Ald -.. 10 IS 100 -. l * MIN* I‘4.,tiellia. 1 1 pia 111 114 I WOO 111 arm* Amaral& ail N i 12) tooloo,land,a !gotta Zamora = - 0,000:a0land,dB. IL - 4,466134 I Da, Mx .. - 40,11114 1 96 Vida at Adrift . sil 16 66 .... *0341134W0rn a lyolool ilia ' a 14 tedlo 111) *lOO a , Caine a Ueda ld 86 N .w. lif s) s a a Ise —lie— s! is 1` 66 2 6 R Of 70 VW par 4 1 Par siDo 1 di D ! Ipa I 1414 17 le ad 110001 10 Angio-Moolcon Mat 10.010 * Australian 'WOO 16 australiaarer l V lA :g *OOO 10 BorllnWaterwoots 110,000 4 Bombay Ow ( 0,000 60 Erin* American land W 4916 M* I& NI B. & L Slas. Pol. (L.) Canada 40000 10 eana&L * Loan& l. 9ar;L) 16,000, SO OW= 20, IS ,Clitycif =mp WOOD 10 14:10 (leer(leer(l4a.) . g. 40. 10 ,Con. olntricsallar.(l ) 110.000 10 I'CoramercialUnks(lna ' 1 01. 110 Volontidatod Dia .. (L 1 HMO N Onaltiostal Un.DasL It. IS otr a = l° lng., oes n' 1 110,000 N C. lioso.&11•0. GIL:. 100.000 N Do.. MOM 50 Do. 01 llawititia (L.) 11010161 , 11. Oriole)) Psis* 100,8104 al Do. Protons* MAIL 11l Den fp. et. Pop. Dab 10000 140 OlocoostOorporsioa(L 00.000; 10 IL India Irrigallos. &a 60.000 50 i llbbw Vale MOOS SO ippds■ConAt Tid.(l ww : 1 2° 21.1 70 0 0, , : 000 io : 1 .060u11 10 606 widos::a.& Sos. Z.%ng .cr.ti la : ek.m and zuuksia3oioida lPA.L (ruLuias.Ezf.tztice.o i. : ume. 76,000 so li a llasasial mowsa lorpsralisa someo aros " so I.... lrisandal aa. Disorast ma.A. :) l 179 : 1 .000 5L 9 11 1 0 gliellie Forsol TsillinPh Wareboodo — (l lO W A% N er l r s ama. ntosat. inw earrling lfbaui.&s. oa (Laj m, (l 100,000 N Intarnaland Credi 1101100 OS Do. 4p. c. *le. a 10.000 16 JahallisokDiessol(l 10,000 11 Load. &Mesa rri 10000 16 LostasdOaladeslet 6,000 10 Lo&Countylasday. 10000 6 Load.thatriot TO*. ) 1 10010 10 Load. Fin ) SAO I* Do. Now is Aso. 171,0. 4 last& oasilislo.(l.l 1 AO Load., Italia, &altos. 10 las& Mar. Dis ,tha : j o b Lan L) II larl.Pro • IS ila&so lota. & Canal 10 Do. N 11sarttlas task&o.(L) 111 NNW Rd*. TO. (L.) I 1141 111Uwall iron Works 10 NaillatadeCoL C. (L) N National Ots. Cora (1 ) N National Financial (11 IS NatimialProall INNational liorasti4 1 N NorbsiblaCoal &L • 10 D. Now N 11.ZoalandT.&LonisL 11l N.Brilaistralaalaa(L) 11 60 N.BritAltoroas. Is (L I 1 NovaSoottallaalL ,L ,1.1 a It Do. do. 16 Conn Marino Inaars N 'Oriental OoentorciailL 40 Oriental *nancial(Lim. I 1 1 Do. ltovi Oriesial Oft ildniod) a ' 111 i l OriastaidoadiNara(L) I IV tour° et Stblasilovist. IS 'Ottoman Financial (L) 1 1: PattainalLlL One = id ) 1 Do. do. a 10 Do. New 11l lialltiv.land&llla.(L) 14 SO Poolnaular 0 0. N 44424 II NO Do. do. Nov. 3 la 0. Z.. ILO 11 Ins s N . New a 1 II 1101. City Iwo& aa a IS Ditto ditto .... IN loyal Ilalllams • 4 St. Asetrolnotol a r 50 %nth. Inigitt. &Os. N Soars* .F Egypte( ) N S. &token IL * Is. (L.` N Illosili Australia lasi 0 111111moolse Swlegrool.. IS 1 Do. rip II AAP N Sal.Cosolni Sc cAlLabL 100.1110 10 naisaa&llissay In ) , 111.11* NI L. NAN 10 . &L. Os " . a gia t e r aL . I SUM 6 11s1041L.Tda0.00.(L. I KIN SO Usionalurisoloal I NM 1 4 Thictanstresi e l WOO 4 10,000 111 Pas Diaisses Lead_ 1 10,000 SO Wore* Flaanoc(Ltra. II 11,00 44 WontloNs&Facidol L. ll PREFERSNOZ 86AR.111. Great Northers 5 par earl., 113. North Easton Coardidated, 44 peresaL reasembie. 984. South Yea sad River Dam, d pir oat. gear., W 2, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Data Rhenish, 214. Owens (Soma to Attila). 104. Rea Paatv(Lialited) ?par mat. (NI. paiB), Mt DU*, ditto (at paid 181. Wait Pleads.. 64 par mak pirskinsok H. Wiii kose 14.000 10.000 Kw JUN WOO ".114°I ii en Te a s I g eT°l ji iii:leil 4 4 Pm P 4 4 IWs U 46 100 114 110 11S I :tl4 00 left 10,000 4,000 4,000 Si:0701 1A.1141 *Mt 4 , :iiil ii: ij i i 10,000' 11/0 KOOS MAN 11,11001 *MI ot i 111 16 1 111 I - Zigol 111 WO 1!,11008 so.ssei 17,ovo! Kook mow *7I ate, i~°°u l usewoos.' I 1 09 I Otelb 6 9 dla 4 1 6 12 m 8 4 dla 1 1 $ll l 9 21 8 28 11 11:7 FM 221 14vi siss tea Per ifes i MP= at 4 t4L a •Ma Tird= Dar 1 pm a. 21 Mil _ I 4 l i. 0,11. 1 01l u : eldls 1 7 Per u 44 Si Si 1 Crepit 1414 1 pia I 4 dla s in Pae I 4 . eps I 417, 1 1 . 7_ T 6i 7 it 4,2,1 Ili al 1 fa Wpm a IS ru• ft Idle p r 30 110 111 I liells If4l jai ipl 30 U 31 AI 4I is Par item i ft 1 II ylll4 17 1111, 4 1 7171 Idb pip' 1661 14i of TrZ W. Garobvion Con. Geld. I Ghtverten Milord AnieL Dot. G. Con. 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