The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-25 00:00:00

Ran metrical REMARK& pressure has Increased considerably since yes, 6 ' Ma) s report, to the extent of newly fourdenths of an inch on north comet of F.ngland. The temperature has fallen, e s Periallry at Nero. Winds have continued moderate In force amt variable In direction, except In the Channel, where they are euterly Rain Is reported from the west coast of France, and a slight aurora from Naha THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORsH LP STREET. missmr.4 AND RAILWAY TRAIN:4. F and Willneut Wilk., well dreamed boys, i. a,cti.rly 10 and 1 years, were charged before Mr. iti, throwing stones at a train on the North Ilillearil, station master at the Shorediteh of that line, deposed—Last evening, I was A , 1., t:ntag.r•naal Bridge, nekton, and saw these drhlwrately watch an opportunity, and then missiles, apparently stones , at a train bereatb a r e arch of the bridge . • roll.oed them, and on accusing them of the act s- droned Living thrown anything, lathough he waa by , • a. .a the nonueut, and what Dempster flung re : .1 frmu the dome of the engine. I gave them into • •:.tedy of Williams 102 N. Pa mother of Dempster here stood forward and said, If you please, sir, my boy assures me that it was only m,luot shell he threw. He is suffering from heart dim , is in u consumption, and ought not to be Mr. Newton—Don't talk to me about consumption and ~t ; what has that to do with the charge ? Had iVell A passenger by the train and got injured by waitron ,and wilful misconduct, you would have hut little of the boy's illnesses, provided of course it he was nut your own. T!... boy Wilks—l never threw a stone at all. Ht. mother—lf you did you deserve to be punished ,t, for you have been brought up to know better. 31r. Inspector Aileron (attached to the North London -Sir, complaints of this kind are incessant, and .1.-mg the Lst few months three passengers and two m,-me-drivers have been seriously injured by stones. Six moths since a lad 7 had her collar-bone fractured. Mr- Newton said there was no question of the very i m nos cloracter of the offence, which must unquestionably by owe means be put estop to. These boys were not known uS.t .ving before been guilty of a like transgression, and if in :;ht before him again, and proved so, he would :a. redly send them for triaL On this occasion they must , 4 .h pay 2a. 6d., or suffer three days' imprisonment. The tines were paid by the respective parents. ILUILBOROUGH.STREET. YoN2Y LENDEL4 AND THEIR PRACTICES. .1 respectable-looking limn waited upon Mr. Knox to ask advice. The applicant said that in consequence of see m advertisement in a newspaper to the effect that ad . ...ccs of money might be obtained at an office near the E....rut-circus, be went there and asked to see the / .-.“eipal. He was answered by a man who said that tt agh he was not the principal it was all the same, and hie business. He told the man that he wanted iorrow some money on his furniture, and that if no s .urity war required lie was willing to pay extra. The a said that he commended him for paying extra rather t. ,n troubling a friend to become security, and asked IA bow much he required. He told him 241. and t be wished to pay it back by qua rterly adalmenta. The man seemed quite satisfied with his • Toposition, and asked him for 10s. for making inquiries, ich he subsequently paid. The man came three times nd looked at his furniture, and appeared satisfied with it. A•ter waiting three or four days and hearing no more of the matter, be went to the office to know why no further rt.,. had been taken in the matter, and saw fresh persons fro ether. rine of the persons asked him his name, and on Lis telling him be looked in a book and said they had not : rot his name down, and that he must have made a mistake. He told them that there was no mistake about it, and that hr could not have made a mistake, as he had known the I:quit-circus and neighbourhood for 20 years. He was told tonal again, and did so, but with the same result. Mr. Knox aid he was unable to render the applicant _ay Assistance, but ho thought publicity being given to th e natter :night be attended with a good result. SOUTHWARK. A TICKET-OF•LEAVE MAN VOLUNTARIGT RETURNING TO PENAL SZEIVITUDE. Jaws Loring, a poor, miserable-looking man, a ticket of-leave convict, was placed at the bar charged with neg lecting to report himself to the inspector on duty at the Stones-end police-station, according to the terms of his license. An inspector of the K division said that the prisoner num to him while he was on duty at the Deptford police. station, and said that he wanted to give himself up for neglecting to report himself at the Stones-end station. lie said that be hail been looking for work, rind not being able to ohtlin any, and being without means to get into the country, he thought it would be better to return to 'anal servitude rather than starve about the streets all the winter. Witness examined his license, and sent him to the court to he dealt with. Inspector Wise, 14 division, informed his worship that in July. 1N64, the prisoner was sentenced to four years' penal Per/Attie fora street robbery, and after undergoing punish ment in various prisons, he was, on the 17th instant, liberated from Millbank with a license. He came the same day to Stones'-end police-station, and reported himself, saying that he was going to live at Phillips's lodging-house in Mint-street while he looked out for work. His duty after th►t was to report himself whenever he removed to another resi dence, or at least the first of every month. On the `loth ult. he came to the station and said he was going to remove to ?J, Mount-street. Since then he had not reported himself, consequently he had forfeited his licence. The prisoner Bahl that he was in very distressed circum stances indeed. Since he had been released from Milbank prison he had endeavoured to get work but failed. In fact, no one would have anything to do with him. He wan dered about the streets day and night, and at last he was actually starving. He thought it better at hst to return to penal servitude, as he was sure of food and comfortable quarters. . . . The Magistrate asked when his sentence expired. Inspector Wise replied—On the 26th of July next. The Magistrate observed that all he had to do was to pit the law in force, by sending him back to Mi ll bank Prison to serve the remainder of his sentence. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.-SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED. Yesterday evening the 6.10 passenger train from Newcastle for South Shields, when near Tyne dock, came into collision with a coal engine. The passenger train was thrown off the line, and several passengers—men and women—injured. T. Ombler, belonging to Hartlepool, was severely injured. One man's jaw was broken. Yesterday morning, an accident occurred on the Midland Railway, near Saltley Junction. It was not of a serious nature, owing to the slow rate of speed at which the train was going, but, considering (says the Birmingham P , 4) that it is the third accident which has occurred within • period of three years between the ticket collector's platform and the gasometer in that locality, and that it is only a few days since we reported the occurrence of • similar mishap in the New-street Station, it points to the existence of some defect which might at any time lead to an accident attended with most diasatrons results. As to the accident in the station, it happened last week. A Liverpool express train went off the rails from some cause which has not been discovered, or at bust has not been made known, and ran against the platform, knocking the masengers about in • most un comfortable manner. The accident yesterday happened to the ordinary train leaving Derby at 7 a.m., and due in New-street at 9.20 a.m. It consisted of five carriages, a cattle truck, fish truck, acd brake van, and having stopped at Saltley station, bad proceeded over the level crossing at Duddeston Mill-road to the junction of the Aston Curve Branch. The engine and first two carriages crossed the points safely, but the third and fourth car riages, after crossing the points, and at the crossing of the two lines, left the metals. The latter pert of the train remained on the line. The rate of speed was only about eight or nine miles an hour, and the two camages—a third-class and a composite—after jolting roughly over the metals, came to a standstill, after running about twenty yards. The passengers in the two carriages sustained no serious injury ; but Mr. Standbridge, the town clerk, who was an occupant of • firatalaas compartment in the com. posits carriage, was somewhat shaken, and returned by the next train to Water Orton, where he resides. Mr. Pear son, district manager of the Midland Railway, came down from New-street Station on an engine, and the damage to the rails was soon repaired. The carriages sustained no injury, beyond the fracture of the wooden footboard of one of them. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) IllttPAY, OCTOBER 2.5, 8 LL --1— I lblretoe. Us, 1 & I r. w. iii i --. 77 ..., w. &t: ---- —, 1— ------- N4.:rc Atenleen 3O. 24 37! W. 1 1 N. 1, 1 Leith 00.29 47i E. 0 2 E. ml. - Y.lroctan 30 31 48' E I 1 2 N.N.L ob 0.11 1 ttenrotsUs , 30.21, 44 W. 1 1 3 N. N. L cb I,4 l otrot fit 30.!14 o N.& 1 4 N.E. b— 1 111 lit'i Pain 3o.l6 5 2' N.N.L I 4 5 N.N.L oc 3 iher.r.4 30.14:3 /4.1. i$ 3 MA o— 2 1 1 , !ykred - I k numce 30.0 964 LN. L 4 3 ENE. co 3 Brest L .ncnt Ittittsfoort..., 30,1N 52 kit ' 4 2 &W. rc 041 3 Ls -1, -. , .tb wormoutle Portamouth 30.15 52 L 13 • 3 8. c 2 loc.100 52 SO' F.. . S N.& - Yarm outh 30.19 N. E. 3I 3 La IC cb o o — 2 S'''‘li.nrcugb o hiel4s 3328 t 3 N. W. i 2 ' 2 N.E. om 2 Helder . - . - - - THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1867. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (er ruxasArn.) NEWMARKET 3IEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Friponnier beat Xi. MATCH. Mace beet Carlowrie. MENTMORE PLATE. Dalesman received forfeit and walked over. AUDLEY END. Violent heat Sealskin. SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS. Ploughboy beat Sir Oliver. SWEEPSTAKES. ... ... l'irate Chief ... ... •.• Walley ... • • • ... 7 ran. HANDICAP PLATE. Queen of Darkness ... ... Slanlerer. ... ... ••• • • • .- - 26 ran. SWEEPSTAKE% OF 500 SOY'S. T.Y.C. Pace, St. Ronan, and Typhoeus are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOT'S. T.Y.C. Bassoon, Leases, Claymore, Pirate Chief, Moebrie, Sunnylocks,Pearl Mosque, Marquis, Seringapatam, Broad lands, and Mole are here. NURSERY STAKES. R. Y .- -- • -- - - - - Suffolk, ClarTor,ll;;;Jetisr7f Carabas;Landscape, Bessie D son, Blueskin, Yardarm, Adamante, Franchise, Vortr gern, Handsome Jack, Sea Serpent, Prince Regent, Hay maker, Papillon, Our Mary Ann, Choral, and Amoor are here. .C5O PLATE A.F. Violent, Python, Jasper, Ploughboy (500/. each), Annie Laurie c, Greenhorn, Lady Sophie, Artesian, Rupert's dam c, and Waterman are here. HANDICAP PLATE OF £10). D.I. - Dalesmrn, tot 1216 ; Friday , 81.; 716 ; — lElinkhool;e, Rat 51b ; Sealskin, bet ; Stephen Langton, Gat Rlb ; Roque fort, Est 71b ; Scipio, bet ; Q.C., Get 31b ; Little 'Treasure, sst 121 b ; Sister to Vidette, sst 91b ; and Greenhorn, sst 71b. All are here. HANDICAP PLATE. A.M. Breads Thane, SW Vic; Lozenge, Tisil2lb ; Admit, Sit 31b ; Mount Palatine, Sat ; Mrs. Stratton, Sat ; Long champs, get ; Landlord, Sat; Reindeer, lit 121 b ; Blink boolie, 7st 121 b ;Master Willie, ist 121 b ; Python, 7st 101 b ; Pirate Chief, 7st 71b ; Ulphus, 7st 71b ; Leases, let 31b ; I:fe Guardsman, lit 21h; Catalogue, let ; Marionette, Gat 131 b; Melinda, fist 121 b; Potter's Knot, het 1116; Barring:on, Oat 101 b. All are here. PAW FURFEIT.—King Victor and Midwife. STANDARD BANK OP BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. (THIS DAY.) The eighth ordinary general meeting of this company was held this day at their offices, Clement's-liii.e Mr. AS MI. MACKENZ IE in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the accounts fur the half-year ending the 30th of June last, now sub mitted, after payment of interest on current and deposit accounts and charges, making allowance for rebate on bills not due, providing for bad and doubtful debts, and includ ing the balance of 1,421/. 9s. 9d. brought from the pre vious half-year's account, show a net profit of 14,2391. The directors out of this available balance recom mend a dividend for the half-year of 10s. on the shares with WV. paid and ;of 41. on the shares with 101. paid, which will require 9,39;31. Os. ; that 100/. be written off preliminary expenses account, 1,000/. off amalgamated account ; and that 2,000/. be added to the reserve fund ; leaving a balance of 1,405/. 14s. to be carried to next half-year's account. In addition to the ordinal y =for this half-year it vat be seen by the annexed sheet that the directors have been able to apply 9,3704 19a. &1., arising from surrendered and forfeited shares, which belonged, with a trif li ng exception , to insol vent shareholders indebted to the bank, in further reduc tion of amalgamation account. . . ..„ The CHAIRMAN, in moving that the report be received and adopted, congratulated the shareholders on the report and accounts ; for although they were not able to give a large dividend, yet when they took into account the late crisis, which had extended to South Africa, it was satis factory that they were ale to give a dividend which had been honestly earned. He read a letter from Mr. Stewart, their manager in the colony, speaking of the satisfactory progress of the bank. The company had be come the bankers of the Commissariat Department in the colony. The original term of Mr. Stewart's engagement was near expiring, but it had been renewed for a further term. In the accounts there was an item of 17,4-101. for shares forfeited. These shares were the property of insolvent shareholders which had been surrendered to the company. This was advan tageous to the company on two accounts, first, it reduced the sum on which dividend had to be paid, and, in the next place, it enabled the directors to deduct from the amalgamated account a sum of 9,3701. The circu lation of notes had risen from 67,5731., in the previous half-year, to 73,504/. ' showing an increase of about 6,001 M., which was so far satisfactory. The deposit accounts in the colony appeared to have some what fallen off, but that was more nominal than real. In the report there was no mention of any steps being taken to reduce the liability of the shareholders. At the last meeting his colleague explained the difficulty of carrying that out, and stated that he expected • measure would be carried in the course of the session amending the law in that respect. A measure was passed, but of so imperfect a character, that it bad been found un workable, so that not one single company had availed itself of it ; and the directors thought it wise that the matter should remain in abeyance in the hope that in the next session of parliament some measure might be passed which would enable them to bring the matter before the shareholders and carry oat the desired object. Mr. JARVIS seconded. A dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum was then declared. Mr. NEINCH, a director, urged on the shareholders the wisdom of increasing their deposits in the bank. They allowed 4 per cent., the security was undeniable, and as they got a much larger per tentage in the colony the profit would be conoiderable. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors con cluded the proceedings. The Californian silk growers are exporting silk worm eggs to Frame at the rate of 2f. as ounce. The population of Montreal, in Canada, is estimated at the present time at 130,000 souls. THE FARNHAM WORKHOUSE. —The expression of opinion in the Lanett and daily newspapers respecting the management of the Farniunn Union has aroused the sense of the Poor Law Board, and the district inspector, Mr. W. H. T. Hawley, of Winchtield, has requested the guardian, to attend at the workhouse to-morrow (this day), to inquire specially into the circumstances connected with the reports. The subject has created much excitement, and forms the chief topic of conversation in all circles. MODERN FRENCH FASHIONS. —The following criticisms on French ladies is from the pen of a French man :—" The greeter portion of the women of our time have, little by little, lost the sense of true elegance ; they have for years past sought, in dress and hairdressing, a style which should beet set off both face and figure, and most of their efforts have not resulted well, the ever changing fashion being so far their friend by soon altering their disfigurements. The reason for this is soon found. The supposed leader of hellion accept the nue/es from their milliners rather than design them ; this is the great mis take. A dressmaker by profession, rather than education or inspiration, is not likely to possess that sense of beauty and elegance, known as 'good taste,' which springs from a refined and educated mind. Habit gives expertness end neatness of work, but more is requisite ; sentiment, and a certain distinctive character which fits the dress to the wearer—these attributes we must not expect to find culti vated by those who work as • necessity. With such imagination and tact have no part. This argument tie the tailor, milliner, and dressmaker alike well, as it is their choice which rules the world, and causes the discontent which is so often expressed by ladies as to the unbecoming ness of the garb they are obliged to adopt lest they should be thought Angular. It is not long since bonnets were worn so high as to reach beyond ridicule itself. This style was given up for the sake of the little fancies perched on the top of the head which discovered all the graces of the profile and forehead. In this was much reason, and was the thought of a great leader of fashion, who originated the first bonnet of the kind ; but this was too pretty for a Parisian milliner to see, and, in conjunction with some Aspasia, not to attempt to alter and spoil simultaneously, whereby we now see a vizor of a plate shape wont on the forehead in stead of the head, and declining towards the eyes, like the peak of a helmet. Can anything be more inelegant? What can be said of a fashion which hides the forehead and eyes of a woman, leaving her bead dressed after the man ner of that of Madame Duniollard ? No lady of education or taste could ever so abuse her appearance ; her sense of the beautiful could never be so perverted. After the dress puffed out with crinoline, and made to sweep the streets, they took to short frocks; then, rearranging these, draped them after the manner of window or door curtains. Whence came this, if not from the theatre, where the most part of dressmakers seek their inspirations, as little heed is taken of those actresses who are not greatly dressed? Well, is it from the extravagances of stage costume a lady should take example? She and the actresses reign in two separate king doms. There is no need to confound them, or that the one and the other should not have her own especial style. Is it not to be wished that the Parisian lady, so long the arbiter, the 9ueen of fashion, not only for her own but other countnee, should retake her sceptre and old pres tige, and one more follow the counsels of her own pure taste in preference to that of her dressmaker ? It is doubt less easier to be guided, but so all individuality is lost, of itself the basis, the teas ideal of correct costume, by which may be avoided the too frequent result of an amalgama tion of bad taste and absurdity," IJ.I eil tit 1100 20 14 14 an 14 too 100 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Atlantic & fit LairsTenab Dos. Du. &C. In. itop.e. Do. I &tam. Hondo t Loc. ir;47 Do Preference Bsta,BrantotOodarkik e per cent.l674-3.4 Dal. &S. rastern6p. ag. caps T. a Dock 6 p. Denterark7p.c.perpreL Bast Deseal in S do Do. do. 6do Neat Indian in 6 do Do. L 66ares. Grand Trunk of Canals Do. Dinip.6l.B.6p.ot. Do. Ist pref. Bonds Do. end pret. Bonds Do. 3rd pref. Stock Do. 6t.b prat Stock levant Indian Penitents I Do. go& 6 per mot. I Do. Now do. Do. New —.... Ot A. of WM& p. - 4. 1 Do. et par coot. Cit. Western of Canada' Do.r e i.cifdapay.lB73 Do. do. do. 1877-0. ledlwranob(Lhnited), Stadras Do. gar. ! . p. cent.; Do. do. 4 do ' 66 67 103 103 Par ire Si 4 I 5 I I dB 71 49 OE 20 102 102 104 119 1104 ; 14 2 pus 174 18 E 3 80 45 49 87 40 30 33 13 4 toe 107 108 1 191 1 I{n. 1111 103 93 95 14 164 24 90 101 99 89 311 1 103 116 4 1014 97 91 93 Do. Filth iiteczton' *ea eud Holooo's Boy Do. 6 p. et.. P 07.1660 Do. 6 p. et., pay. 1866 Y.B. o: Can.ep c.letp. B. Wade, dna 6 par mat. Do. NMI do. Do. do. Do. ?unjeth I Do. Indus ft. Mot. do. r a 61 xi' 96 96 I 81 89 . DO 69 1:11 1:2 " par 1024 1788 Hsi r no i II 4 ei li. lota T 16k 104 1021 a a die 87 E 9 i 27 29 1 8 3 1 8 1 .31.. 8181 63 50 9 6 61.1 ST ES i B 4 T 63 } zd Id ail •} ei _ 6 0 61 11 191 71 40 24 a- W} id - 1.1 id 8 0001 .. 1,004 .. 14,800 .. 818 .. 8,148 .. 6, .. 1,908, 4,0001 .. 406 11,600,6,000 4 LOU' .. 9,000 ~ 40,000' 8001 .. 700 .. 8,8401 8.0001 - 1.!40! _- „ 4 .... .. ~ ~ _ ~ _ 1,021, 1.01411 No. 18h. lou,vool so,ooco 10 13,0003 111 !3,000 I 10.000 3 10.000, 10 OOLOMAL 001 4/4.000 DrUlabOolio. Op.ct.,/ 100.0•0 Do. o P 0.,1877-8/ - Do. eperot,Tob.&Aug. Do. 6parotilar.drie 4110- 06 Do. 6percilsa.&l 1136,8013 Do. Swot. lei. Steci 0/0.000 CaPeuttiliop•OPer.lB73 do .18604900 do. iso.eo . 1 Do. 1800.91 184400 Do.sc.cap.soct limo 100,006 Cerlon,Nov. 186 3, 6 p. et 38.6900 Do. 1878, do.. I 1,000,000 Do. 1871 dO.- 100,000 I[alrtUal6 per 08.,1871 100,004 Do. 1878 1100,04 Do. 1861 900,000 Do. 1606 166,600 NatalGov.6p.e.Ap.koc. 166,000 New Brona.Gov.6pezet 1,116,800 New loath Waloe Gov., I p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 I 6671,800 Do. 6p. 0.1868 to 18661 661,000 D0.6p.c.r,1607 to 1076 160,000 New Zealand 6per Out. 1.000,000 Do. 6per eent. 600,000 Do. 6 per cent 1891 100,000 Do.de.leol Jono&Deo 00.000, Non Soots Op. 0..1871 1,18,100 Queens/and Goy. 6p. et. 1,177,464, Do. Do. 1891 710,006 8. A ust.Gov . 6 p.c.,67-77 De. 1871 and tipwda 810,000 V1e.90r.6p. a Jan. Jab 7.000,000 Do. Op. et atwilnnei ;711171811 No. I Bn. I 11 tent. 1 ICtl'iver!°!' . . CUilovd Der. O. Con. (TavWok ) Drakewalls East Basest (Illogan) East Caradon East Cern Brea East Grew :Be East Lovell X W. Russell ( ("Meth.) Grumbler & St. /tom Great Leroy (Lhatted)' Great South Toles G. W. Vor (Reigate) Grenville liseod's Toot Illngstou Downs Margaret (Uuy Latent) Mark. Valley illeyady Iron Ore New Salon ..... . . North Roskear North tr heal Crotty P= tatted P see (C. Lelant) i.Caradou St. Clue) th Coodgeow ! Stray Pay k Tim Croft West Basest ( 1 2ocan) W. Caradea (Llskeard) West adrenal eat Beton Mt. Basset (Illogau) Wh. Buller (Redruth) W,ltaryAnn (lleuhen ) Wheel Beton - IORYJON 1 101 103 99 101 99 101 87 84 87 89 103 106 104 105 id 1034 10444 d 106 107 92 94 xd 103 106 111 112 146 107 103 105 104 108 106 107 104 106 99 101 ad 101 103 IYr N. we tit 4i ►6i 106 106 106 107 101 103 It! ... 1011 i Mil ad zd 112 zd 4198 7) 8) ) W!6 104 106 lee 1104 111 e INe 100 i 109 I Pd. I Cl. prices I dais.. S. ma 1 24 314 2.14.8 if 3.1.6 SAO 113.7.0 1464 40 0.0.4 OR 104. 6.10.6 11117.6 4.10.6 2ii.o 0.14.0 10.4.7 li L 2.0 111.149 116.'6.6 4 4 4.17.0 ICI 5 / 6 1 7 8 425 435 2 i 16 17 - if - ii 2f If 2 2f 8 9 i 11 2 3 17 18 171 181 1 1 86 88 I le 6 8 61 6116 6 284 , 4 45 65 3 5 ;I 4 29 31 390_400_ 1 t $ 5 40 4 6 1$ 14 alandllos Limited) Anglo-Brae.Gold;Lim ) Australian Cape Copper Ilratted) Copula Silver (Limited) Chontaleen. 8: S. hi Copley° (Limited) Don Pedro. N. Del Ray East Del Ray (Drafted)! irtztium (Limited) ntino BolivtaGold , 4ieneral opunda (Limited) Linares; Li gaited 1 Lturitanian Fountain° G &zee (L ) P ostulant PontgibanddilvecLoad Port Phillip Royal Cobra Copper Roma Grande Copper Aastrat. (Um , St. John del Rey Um United Meziout oo ls Val Annum.% (LI Vancouver Coil (Lw Val Susan% 11/matted Weigle* Gold(Limited Worthing (Limited) Yorke Peuinsula (Lim Yudaoamutaua (Lbw: 70,162, 28,000? S 1 1 6,000 I 50,000 20,000 10 48,000 If 66,000 1 1.917 10,000 80,000 1 10,000 10 100,000 6 11,000 60 25,935 1 020,000 1 11,000 10 45,174 10 20,000 10,000 10 11.000 10 50,000' 6 80,000 1 75,0001 1 1%006 eirl I _it. 7 9 61 67 160 17026 25 821 871 27 16 18 100 10524 6 8 1 71 Imo_ xd 1 11. id!' par eis I l' I 0&a 2 2pm pal 13 15 1 O 1 1 2; } Ir s Is ' I,lls par 10 11Im' 11 1} 31 3-16 :21 ? is p T-16 9-16 1 11 58 6 11 5* II Ms 6 8 81,1 1 3-16 I ,tihl Wheat. 1 Barley. Malt , Osta. Maar. qrs. ! qrs. gra. are. Ws. gado Email& and Scotch 1530 ' 1360 830 150 .. 1080 Irleh Vorolgn 24450 I 1040 .. 131810 : 940 2140 - -:-- - - - Total 2o9si 2420 I 830 , 31400 9248 32 . 33 Marx, 5,240 qrs. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (sr TZLZGRACR.) (now OOa OWN ooitassrospurr.) Corros.—The market continues very strong, ►nd the sales foot up 20,000 bales. CORN.— The market fairly attended. Wheat in moderate consumptive demand. at about 3d. per cental over Tues day's rates, except Egyptian. which is about Is. dearer. Flour in fair request, at rather better prices. Beans are Is. 6d. per qr. higher; Saidi , 42a. Oats and oatmeal slow of sale. Indian core in good demand, at 2s. per qr. advance since Tuesday ; mixed, 49,. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (By TELEGRAPH.) (PROW OCR OWN CORRISPONTMWT.) Wheat in better demand, and the decline quoted at Leeds is fully recovered. Barley firm, and all other articles unaltered. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Svcaß.—The market continues very quiet, limited parcels of British West India sold at 31s. fid. to 3"11. fd.; crystallised at 345. 14. Refined—A moderate business is doing, without change in value. Correc —The market is brm at full prices, the public sales include 1,200 bags of common Rio recently bought in at public sale at 3.95. to 425. ; and 600 bags washed, at 72a. Tea.—The market is steady but quiet. Furrr.—The common kinds of Valencia' are rather lower; good and fine sell freely ; other articles steady. Ruw.-100 puncheon" of Jamaica sold at 3s. 4,1. Ricr. —The market in firmer, 80 tons Rangoon sold at 12a. 91., and 300 tons Bassein at 12a. 3d. SA LTPETFIr.—So sales reported. Corms. — The demand has further improved, an active business having taken place at firmer pnces. JUTE.—About 600 bales sold at steady prices. MONEY MARKET.-(TIII8 DAL) On &Moor. The English funds continue in demand, and have experienced a further rise of * to I per cent., owing to a continuance of purchases on banking and private account. An advance of 1 per cent. has, therefore, taken place within a week, and the upward movement would probably be still more important but for the fact that a large amount of stock was recently taken up by speculators, through advances made by bankers. It is conse quently assumed that some extensive realisations may soon be reported. Home railway stocks have further improved, but foreign securities are inac tive, at the prices of yesterday. Banking, finan cial, and miscellaneous shares exhibit no movement of importance. In the discount market there is a moderate amount of business, at recent quotations. Short loans on English government securities are still offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 941 to 5 for money and 94 7-16 to 9-16, or 945, for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are 1 per cent. higher, at 925 to 93. The railway market is firm, and several of the principal hies show a fresh rise of 1 to 4 per cent. Subjoined are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 1235 to ; Great Western, 475 to 5 ; London and North Western, 114 to 1; Midland, 1185 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 4 ; Cale donian, 941 to 951 ; South Eastern, 675 to 5 ; Great Eastern, 325 to 5 ; Great Northern, 1094 to 1105; ditto A, 1155 to 16 ; London, Chatham and Dover, 171 to 18; North British, 331 to 4 ; and London, Brighton, and South Coast, 531 to 1. _ _ _ Foreign stocks have been little dealt in, and the speculative descriptions are unaltered. Turkish of 1862 are at 63 to 64 ; ditto of 1865, 32 tol ; Greek, 12 to ; Spanish Passive, 19 to ; ditto Cer tificates, 1.6 i to ; Italian, 1861, 454 to ; Chilian Scrip, 1 to 04 die. ; and Mexican, 15 to 4. Financial shares present no movement. Inter_ national Financial are called 21, to 24 die. ; Lon. don, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Credit, 2i to 2K dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 64 to 6j dis. Very few dealings have been recorded in bank shares, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. United States 5-20 Bonds have advanced k per cent.—viz., to 69 to Erie and Illinois Central railway shares are steady, at 45 to 4 and 78 to I respectively. The &monis., from New York, has brought 2,0001. in specie. The Imperatrice Eugenie, which has reached at. Nazaire from the West Indies, has 55,0001. A telegram received yesterday, states that the Great Western Railway Company of Canada will not lose any i.hing by the failure of the Commer cial Bank, where it has kept an account. We have been asked by many creditors of Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), how it is that there has not been a meeting of creditors ; but it will be recollected that Mr. Charles Oppenh eim, at the meeting on the 15th March last, and in his recent circular to the creditors, has promised to call them together towards the end of the year. He states in that circular that, besides the 12s. already paid, 3s. more is to be distributed towards the end of the year, making in all 15a. in the pound, and he further undertakes to tell the creditors at that meeting, the period at which they are likely to receive the balance of their claims. The rate of interest will then have to be discussed, and it is probable that proposals will be brought forward for awarding some compensation to Mr. Charles Oppenheim for his exertions on behalf of the whole body of creditors. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,8781. over last year ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,1931. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 3,7921. ; the London and South Western, an increase of 1,35.1 ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 2,3661. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately, an increase of 5321. ; the North Eastern, an in crease of 1,2341. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,5121. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 171. ; and the North British, a decrease of 1461. The half-yearly dividend of 10s. per share, de clared at the meeting of tho Great Luxembourg Company, held at Brussels on the 19th inst., will be payable on the preference shares on the 31st inst. Creditors of the London Flour Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Messrs. Price and Fishbourne, the liquidators, by the 15th November. With regard to the obligation of the United States government to pay the capital of the 5-20 Bonds in gold, the following is given in the New York circular of Messrs. L. P. Morton and Co., dated the 12th inst. : The agitation of the proposal to pay the Five... Twenty Bonds in currency is confined to a few demagogues, who are by no means to be regarded as representing even a respectable minority of the public upon that question. The largely predominant sentiment is, that the bonds were issued upon a fair understanding that the principal should be paid in coin; and it may be safely affirmed that the people are prepared to stand to this implied contract. The Secretary of the Treasury presents a fair reflection of public opinion upon this question in a communication given below, and which reiterates the view expresed in a letter addressed by the secretary to ourselves and given in our circular of November 17, 1866. 31eamrea are iu course of preparation for the introduction into Congress of a de• claratory resolution, affirming the pnrpoee of the govern ment to pay all its bonds in coin of the United States ; so that this question, which creates much more distrust abroad than at home, will not much longer be allowed to remain in doubt. Subjoined is Messrs. Culrervell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the twentieth series of hide Wee for the year there was a good demand, the whole of the kilo. and a large proportion of the salted, being cleared off. E.Lat India : Ox and cow—The quantity brought forward being met with a good demand, and was all sold; prices for some descriptions showing an advance of ;1. per lb. upon late rates. Gopaulpore, de., sold well at an average advance of fully Id. to id. per lb. • of 6.4.770 hides offered, the whole were sold. Est : Buffalo—Tho few offered, which consisted of Gopaulpore only met with a fair demand at late rates. Leather : Eas I t ndian sold fairly. Australian was all sold at late rates. Salted hides were in moderate demand at late prices, to a decline of 4d. per lb. Cape sold fairly. Harse Hides: The few aalted River Plate were all bought in. Bark : For the small por tion sold about late rates were obtained. With regard to the silk sales, a circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Durant and Co. states as under: The periodical public sales commenced yesterday and are concluded. The quantity offered was about I,Nal bales Bengal silk, 2,800 bales Ch;na, 700 bales Japan, and 1,100 bales Canton silk. The result is unaatifactory. Some few small parcels announced to be sold without re serve were taken, but almost all the other portions of the catalogues were allowed to be piusitd rapidly without bid dings. In the general ninrket we have still been without say approach to current business, although the deliveries are less unfavourable. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, October 23. The average continues low, and indicates no revival of business : Thursday, Oct. 17 Friday, Oct. IR Saturday, Oct. 19 Monday, Oct. 21 Tuesday, Oct. 22 ... Wednesday, Oct. 23 . £9,5.17.000 11,1' 4 3.000 10,361,000 7,913,000 9,694,000 9.711,000 E 58,6211,000 JOHN C. Pocom, Deputy Inspector. Bankers' Clearing-house, Oct. N. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes: Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation Private deposits Advances Increase 2550,000 Ineree•e MAW) Decrease 1W4.009 Inerea. 1tV.060 Increase 27,000 OIDWAIY MAIM AND moors. 1 Sh. I rd. I 1.421.1114211 C1T 01 8 4 .4 900 Ito to- o s7 4 . to 1 p.m. BL 100 Bridol and Wades - I ;83 86 - Bt 100 ;Caledonian __ _ ye lye 95 41 Si. 103 'Cambrian ', 35 45 20 di ()wawa! .. _ __ .. .... 3 6 - Bt. 100 Dublin and Berfast.lone 73 76 .. Bt. 100 ' MUM.. Yerthot /Min ' TO 71 .•• 131 6 lied London - -.- 100 a ' ~ Do. Scrip- —— -, - --- d 100 101seirow sad 13. Western 104 106 - Bt. 100 Greet Eitetero Ord. 51' 31 WI 321 Bt. 100 I Do. L Ans. Stk., No.ll 6 6 - Id 100 OrwatNorthot Scotland 16 17 - Bt. 100 !Grid Northern ' 109 110 1091 1 BR 100 Do.A 5 A :en no dlr. an i 1144 1154 1164 151 BR no !Do. 1, 1 tile p. ala palitl3 123 125 - BR 100 Do. Ord. Dot. Div. Stock - - - 81. 100 Gt. Booth a Wed (Ire.)i 95 at lit. 140 Greet Western 1 401 471 479 7 4 Bt. 100 Do.StourValsOunnit I •- -.-. BR 100 Do. Booth Wake I - - - St. 100 Do. W. MU -Oxford 25 00 - BR 100 Do. Do. Newport: ID 31 - Bt. 100 Lvacmillre & Yorkshire 1284 1271 1271 BR 100 1,,n .Hrtehto.l4 , A.ConstC 63 63 6 6EII EL 100 Londres,ChathainADov l 171 18 171 181 ilt. HO Do. Net 6iten.A6p.c.l 11 14 - 81. 100 London .t North Wenn.' 1134 114 1141 1 14 Bt. 100 L in coln b , 81 83 - BtBR Man. Met., & Lincolnab, 481 491 491 Bt. 100 itioropoisin— -100 D. rattusion,dirl• - deed An. et. 11111870 109 111 - 8t 100 ItdropolitonDlarke- 83 85 83 30 10 Do. do. do. _ - - 10 all Do. &St. John's-Wood - -.- Bt. 100 Mldland _- - .... -. 1174 118 1183 419 181 80. 1011 Do. Wind it Derby. 87 89 87 SS. 100 North British - - 33 34 38 1 i Bt. 100 Do. lan ,Perth,Dsuid. - - - Bt. 1001111 N. Latana-Barwtak - 100 101 1014 1 1 8 8 6 104 Do. Do. Leed s i Pod -- 61 62 - - - - - 84. UM Do. Work -- - 1 93 96 - 8R 100 Do. Carlisle.. I - - - St. 100 Do. Stook. alarling l3l 133 - 125 O.l De. do., 18e0-01 _ , 8R 11M North London -..— 116 117 1164 18 10 6 Do. do., Len.- - 1 11 pm - Bt. 100 North Staffordshire.. - II N - 84. 100 N. a & Willirnill Jam 100 111 - Bt. ' 100 Shropahlre Union - Bt 1100 South D.,•nn........... 45 47 - Bt. 100 Booth lantern _ l _.. 1- 66ti 1 674 N 671 8 20 en Bleinee,Woldngiae - St. ,100 Taft Vol. 10 1 4 Do. C-. . -.. - - - is ... St. 100 Waterford II lillmeney- I .. 10 0 .Wstsrloo & Whitaluua .= ,-. .... BRITISH runessaions. I Zau.wAra ~ pxfaa 0 ea. ... 103 ; JOINT !STOCK BANE& Bursa 1 1 11 CL yep 40,000 10 Agra Bank (1.1m..)A 60,000 10 Do B. 60 AlLioa . 60,000 100 Alllanealimited 1011%000 40 Anglo Austrian 40,000 20 Angle Egyptian 20,000 10 Anglo Italian (Limited) 110,000 40 Australasia 12,500 20 . Batkof BrltishColumblal 12,600 90 Do. New, Issued 9 pm,l 10,000 96 Rank of Egypt 16,000. ki Bank of Otago (Limited), 10,000' 60 . Banked Victoria,Austral 60,000 10 1 Bank of New Zealand 13,000 60 Biltiab N. America 10,000, 20 C. Pk. India, Ans., Cklaa 90,000 IS Otart. her. at India, &e. 60,000 1 Oty - ....... 0,000,100 Colonial 200,000 10 Coaaolkiatad Bank (L ) 10,000 50 . Delhi and London (L.) 10,006 60 Raft London (Limited) 60,000 10 Eastern Eschenge(Lloa) 00,600. 30 English and American W,000; 20 142 g. BanklLdsJanalroL 00,000 20 , Eng.Boot.&AnaL Cbarkl 10,000 60 inglishandAlwedkb (L.) 10,000, 11 00 Imperial Bank (L. iteml) 90,600' >D Imperial Ottoman -. &M 25110/dm o,ooo' 211 Do. New 100,000 10 Land Wort. Bk. India(L) 5006001 100 i D0.6p.nDeb.,16114,1104rs 10,000 50 Lon. ilk.onleneo,&e.(L) 11,000 100 London and Bradlwl-1 11,000. 10 1/0. Now 1,000 100 1 London& DiverPlMe(l) 40,000' 21 Do. do. do I KA* 10 Lan. Cb. Bank of AturlrL ) 87,6001 60 I loodoo and County I 12,600 20 , Do. Nnw issue.l at 10 p,. 72,000 SO London Joint Stoat - 16,000 90 London & &nab Arden' 10,000 100; Lao. & S. West ra(Liya.)l 6,000 60 ;London & VT . = 00 ,000 100 London & 110.000 100 Do.tas.lol. em.nonepsld 5,000 100 Merchant Bank (:.Inv) . 10,000 60' blereantlle&ltzeaan(L.)* 10,000 10 j lictropoldan (Limited) 6,000 100 111141aud Bank 10,000 , National of Australmial 20,000 160 . National of Llverpool 1 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 56,000 101 Do. 2nd & Ind issZtZ 60,000 60 National Bank ..... 60,040 113 New South Wales- -.. 10,000 23 North Western 00,000 16 Oriental Bank Cke:n7n 97,010 SO Provhs Ban=4l,l 10,000 100 Provinc..4 4,600 10 . 110. do. New 10,000 95 South Australia._ _ 17,06110, Stand. of B. & Africa MOOS 100 Do. do. faa M 6 9../a4 60,000 Onion el Australia_ 10,0.0100 Colon of Ireland ( Ltd): 64,0011. OS ; 011 on of London 7+ 9 --- 1 Pin 6 4 tits 14 11 dis 16 16 341. 62 64 24 12 14 xd 3 4414 nt 32 34 6 441. I •w 61 66 186 lve 16 22 20 32 121 ne I bra 2 1 dl. .. Ma • 2 dis 11 IMt 161 171 11 il9l, 2 die 11 62 $5 9 Ma 26 23 Ms 4e S{d!• 4 7pm par 2 pm 24 26 IA 28 2839 11 12 4 2 dim 12 Bab 70 72 29 Al vs 8 6.W di. I II ldis par jowl dki 44 44 IJEZION LAILIL *AI PS. I B.LIIMAIrt la n " a n ! an an tt=liottardaas ?P. a. kt.7p.a. 'Boll:u3 J an• Won , 1LAyre5,G.8.4.1).(44) pawl Argentine Copispo Do.. Befoul" 'D utch !) .. Lj D Rhoda.... Si lissaern of Prance —.. L Barataria Central (14 all Area Lexernbonri . . dl Mar ▪ ilerriber k vezernowits(L) en (L. aU :Namatlkee• I By the all 'Do.6p.e.Prt. f Bele_ soy aY .Northern of Prince all :MEAL B. Ayres 47. p. e all I Do. Deferred an INarwreisn Trunk Pref all Ottoman (Starraseldln all Parts,Lros...odModit. ▪ ,Paris end Orleans . all Recife i &Francis. CL; 1 le ltor.il Sardinian all ,Zonal Swedish all l Do. T par cent. all Ituribre and Meuse al Do. 64 per eent.Pref. all San Pardo,L; a./ per et. all &Aut.& Lont.Venetlan 18 South East. of Port Southern of a Turin and Saone ... NI iWart Flanders AU j Do. be per cant. Pre. lu , Was4 & 14. W. of France I Pd. I nAlllralr& 4 1:1 1 G.Lazcoaboorglip.oset.l II 4111 Do. is 100 lb 20 108 'Mamas sod : Lnussane end 7 I Do Second haus..... North. of France 3 p ct I Do (late Chart 31p, at. Ottoman (Smyrna, ea) I Do. do . Woad at It , PariaLyowa,hlin Sp.et. Fya;B & w f oUltr a- c. el:: La Oran& p. et. us. etlona.Ven.*.e. uthEaat.of Port.7p. a thernof Tranee3p.a. nth Italian, 3 par et 011.43 N. W. oars. •p. •, 8 8I ILI 11 4:1 aa4 14 n 88.1 Sits zA 31 4 pal 24 tt I a a asi 134 144 81 'I 41 93 164 19 93 43 46 I 6 n 4 4 $3 ,b SE 14 10 9 I St xli ice 9 I 17 141 14] w 61 1 2 94 9 94 21 12 1011 ZION s)BLIGATIO148. 137 -C-S -174 91 90 98 100 87 110 12/ 12 40 60 25 SS 12 12} 92 95 le 84 84 8 4} 12 13 4 6 I I Clodng PREFERENCE SHARPS. North Esateni 4i-p-Wc:t7l4.-r-e-diemable, MISCELLANEOUS. Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), 17,i. Atlantic Telegraph $ per cent., 70. Berlin Water Works, New, (Limited), 51. Commercial Union (Assurance), 41. Credit Foncier of England (Limited), 21, t. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 1 15-16. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cavour) 6 per cent. Bonds re eemable 1870, issued 90.58. National Discount Company (Limited), 114. Nerbudda Coal and Iron (Limited), 5. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 551, 41, I. Royal Mail Steam. 80). Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 721. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Although the fresh receipts of home-groan wheat were moderately good, the demand for both red and white parcels was steady at Monday's reduction in value. Generally speaking the quality of the supply was good. There was a tolerably good show of foreign wheat on the stands. Millers showed but little disposition to operate, and the trade, consequently, was quiet. The prices realised were about equal to those current at the close of busineso on Monday. Floating cargoes of wheat moved off slowly at late rates. Barley and maize afloat were firm in value. The supply of foreign barley was moderate of English, small. The transactions were on a limited scale on former terms. Malt met a slow sale at about stationary prices. There was rather more inquiry for oats at the late de cline. Beans were dull, at drooping prices, but peas were quite as dear. The flour trade was heavy, at the recent fall. Linseed and rapeseed were quiet. Agr icultural seeds were in limited request. Cakes were firm in value. ARRIVALS OF 0 itAIN, &c.. INTO LONDON BY WATER CARRIAGE FROM OCT. 21 TO OCT. 24, ROTH INCLUSIVE. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 445. '.AI.; 'Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 445.; Year, 4.. 6d. to 9d.; De combo', 44e. ; Spring, 445. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LtsnErnALL —Hides : Mai. to 64Th,., 3d. to 314. 641bs. to 741b5., 3d. to 34d.; fibs. to 80TH., 344. to 4d. ; 801ba. to 881ba., 4d. to 40d.: 881ba. to 961ba.. 40. to bd.; grdbs. to 1041b5., sd. to 50. ; 104Ibs. to 1121b5., sd. to 50. Ilona hides, 9a. 6d. to lila. 6d. ; Calf skins, light, 3. to 4s. • full 7s. „ BenionnneT.—Sheepskins : Polled, 5.. to is. ; hen bred', 4.. to 4.. 61. ; downs, 3a. 4d. to 3.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the trade withoiit alteration, the demand for all descriptions being limited to the wants of consumers, prices ruling firm. The Cuban submarine cable yielled 2,000 dollars the first day it was used by the public for sending telegraphic mummies. The chief eatii, . ri the considerable increase in the C9lll and built r:. The return of tLe Moth of England for the weak endingWednesdny, I kt. _:t. compared with that for the previous week. shove the following changes : Circulation issue 536,682,565 Decrease 2451,955 Circulation active 24,765,255 Decrease 228,490 PuLlic deposits 4,407,785 Decrease 48,802 Other deposits Go"-r , Illtnt securities in banking department.... 12,891,203 No change. Other .o• unties 1., oroking department 16,907,124 Decrease 143,923 Colo and bullion in bota departments 22,796,366 Decrease 474,796 Ss, day sad other Ma— 614,044 Increase 11.734 The Ban 3,000,623 Lwow 4,390 Notes re ....... .... 11,917,310 Decrease 22:3,365 Total reserve (auks; It; cdm) in banking dap:inlay:it— 13,621,311 Decrease 246,306 The draught upon the deposits has been partly made up to toe li.suk by the repayment of 143,923/. of advances previously made by it on " otber " securities, but there is still a diminution of 246,3001. in the merte. The amount of gold know.' to have been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation during the week was about 289,0001., and as the abtwe return shows a decrease of 473,7961., it is to be inferred that coin is still being absorbed in the provinces. RANK OF An Account pursuant to the Act rIL truAilug ou Wednesday, U ENGLAND. ; 7th and Bth Vic., e. St, for tie the W;rd day of October, 1b67. Du so Noke lamed 43C,6 nn 52.505 Tjrernineat debt.. 011,015,1110 Other seetuities.... 3,906.111111 Gold coin and bal. 21,6i2.51111 Sliver bullion 1136.68t565 AC36.e.b2,1166 WI LINO 1,1 ernnrietort Capital di 4.5.5i.000 Rest Pattie Deposal dn elmilnii Ezell NO., m o b. of Banks Na tional, Corn _ _ Debt, sad Div. Seca- t 12.891.110 Other beennUes l6 1.07,196 Notes Gold sod Sliver _ _ TOW 7.7:7 LINA! 4.407,786 Other day and other Deposita .... 2140:5,1b6 BIIL Seven 6:4,044 54719.636 OA. 24. 1867. _5A2.419,1111 7. MAY. Deputy jailir: TIIIIIIBDAY ETI2IOIG.. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to 1 , both for money and the 7th November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 94:-16 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 9 . 4 to . The official business report is as follows :-...-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 4, 1 ; ditto, for account, 94i, 4, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 926, ; New Three per Cents., 92g, j; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761; Rank Stock, 249 i, 7 ; ditto, for account, 1:48} ; India Stock, 221 ditto Five per Cent., 114, 14 ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 8911 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1041 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 105, 6 ; ditto Bonds, 654., 675., 625. prem. Indian government securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain at 275. to 30s. prem. Tho dealings in foreign stocks were not very numerous, but prices sh, owed firmness. Peruvian Bonds of 1862 improved 1 per cent. ; Turkish of 1858 and 184,,2, as well as Brazilian of 1865, ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 1 ; and Turkish of 1865, and Italian of 1861, ;. Portuguese, however, fell b per cent. MINE&-(TIII8 DAY.) Osrs o'Ci.oez. There is not mich business in the mining mar ket to-day, but West Kitty shares are inquired for, at 14s. to 16a, owing, it 'is stated, to a good dis covery of tiu in the mine. Ou the other hand Great Vor and Clifford are flatter, at 17/ to 184 and 64 to 7, respectively. West Chiverton are quoted 65 to 1:14; ; East Russell, 325. 641. to 355. ; Marko Valley, 14, to „ ; West Caradon, 8 to 9 ; North Treskerbv, Ga. to &U. ; East Lovell, 84 to 1 ; North Chiverton, 41 to 3 ; Prince of Wales, 325. to 345. ; and North Crofty, 3b to Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation of importance. St. John del Rey are at 39 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 21 top prem. ; Anglo-Bra zilian, par to 1 prem. ; Pestarena, 1 top prem. ; Chontales, pto dia. ; Roma Grande, to t ; An-Italian, to I prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to 4; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 1i to 1p ; andrentral American, die. to Par. At East Russell meeting yesterday the balance of liabilities over assets was stated at 324/. 16s. 6d., and a call of ss. per share was made. The cash balance in hand amounts to 210/ 10s. The directors of the Pestarena United Gold Mining Company (Limited ) have reoeived advice of a supplemental return of gold of about 400 oza., to be sent to the office next week. This has been pro duced since the Lust smelting, on the Bth inst. ; making the total amount of gold remitted during the present month of 1,447 caw , of the value of about 4,9001. The ore now being raised from the bottom stopes in the Peachier& is richer than usual, and yields by the native mills above 2 on. of gold per ton of ore. PROVINCIAL MARS MARKET& Livar.rnot, Ore. 31. Males Caledonitui, 944—Great FAM•fli. 321 7—Lancashire and I.6k...bite, 1.261 I—London and North Western. 1132 1: 1 : : :—llancherter sbeftleld. and Lincobsidre. 49 s , :i-:.Vl.tropolit3n, 1-11idiand, 1171 Id 1 4 11 2 IS—North I:r:tis4. 33!—North Eastern Berwick capital stock. 101—Sonth ; : I—Preston and Wyre (No. 4 , 22—Don Pedro North drl Rev.:' p.—Grand Trunk of Canada. 17:—Gmtt Western of cand.la. 18 j dd.—Great Luxembourg shares. 11-16—Norm Western 11.dik Litnited:,.2ld —Liverpool and London end (note Fire and Life, 64 p. —Royal insurance, p. —Atlantic Tuleimph v per cent., 31—National Steam Skip Company Limited , 1.16 Runcorn Soap and Alkali (13- Initml . , t d. 4333K - 14asrm. orr. !I.—Market better.—Baffale and lake Huron. 3 14-16—Consoreiatint tank. p.—Dtstrict Itatik,lArz 'heat Eastern, 324 .1 :—Great Luxembourg j a, ll-1 Northern A. 114; 15—,:rent Weptern of 16 1-16' — Great Western, 461 i : ! 1 ; —Lancashire and Yorlnktris (urip) 44 per cent. poet, Irr.• —Loodott. Brighton, and South Coast, 4—Loudon and North Western. 1131, I—Manchester. ' and Litioduslaire, 4v!•.; :i—New ditto 5 per cent. pref., td—Metro politan. Ittl. f 132 1,117 i t 18 1 1 I—North itrithh, 331—South F:utern. 61,1 ; and !gene). Marine la. ,Limlted . p.-1111::.: •t, New, 71 I 14.—Union Bank, 24 P.— cafr,to.ian. lit 1 4 4 :,.—i.rent Western 6 per cent., 964. OCT 1.-I;t:.,ltacits done: Birmingham tAitaL at e ; thr ',duelist:: dot Std Pauk tUinitad), at 3f ; ittouceder Wagon • laniltroi fourth loam, at 21 pr em. fl•tsitit prim: liirminthani,Wolverinuni.ton. and Stour Valley Railway, at of to to; dtourbridue t Nall, teller.. at 220: Nottingham Joint st.eir Bank Litnite.l . buy. rs, at 41 dis : Midland Financial Molted to to 1,11..: :linningluun New Union Mita, buyers, at 3: Gloucester Waw.r. Limited . at 134 to 13,!: and vrnara Patent Wheel Vire mi.', tsiu , Limited , at t to 14 411. Meanie. OCT. 23.—T:tree per Cent. Consols, 031—New 'Mee per Coot. Stork, v.:: —Ditto fbr account, 711, Nov.. otl ! bang o f Inland ~too 314—Munster Itsnlc ,Limited!, :13104. pall . U.—National s.nk ;r..30 paid:, till 1-INtto for account. t3:—Natinual of Liverpool ~ Limited CI% Mad . 11 1 — Royal Bank 4:10 paid , 1111.11 Bank (limited: "dtt pad), MI —llreat ,alltherti sad Western 4 per cent. peep. ,gluo pall'. , Ild —lll.lla,..lGrrnt Wei:. per cent., 100 ex Wicklow, and Wesio: .1, 5 per rent, 104. A Quebec paper states that the Table-rock ornaments sold at tie fall* of Niagara are manufactured from spar imported into America, from Derbyshire, in Eng Land. A WOMAN MARHYINO FATHER AND Son.—A very strange case came before the Winchester magis trates on Wednesday. A married woman named Diary Wheeler. appeared to answer an information Lid against her by Mr. Alfred Wheeler. builder, for breaking two panes cf at Ws house on Saturday night, but the oomplaivant did not appear. The defendant's statement to the Botch was to the erect that she was married to Mr. Alfred Wheeler is the year 1:400, and had horn, hint eeven children, one of them being born before manage. She ha.l lived with him in Winchester, and there was another woman who went as his wife also, liming in the house at the ume time. A short time since Mr. Wheeler induced her to marry his own son, William Herbei! Wheeler, who was then hut 19 years of age, which she did. and she contracted the marriage bemuse people in the house had told her the other woman in the !rouse was her husband's wife. She had heed in London of late, and was allowed but ha. a wo. It. out of which she had to pay 7e. a week for rooms to keep pro perty belonging to the complainant while he was in diffi culties with his creditors at Winchester ; and it was upon her going to this ilOttie for money that be torned her out, and then she threw stones nt him, which must have broken the wiudows.—The bench. in dismissing the information, re.xernieuded the weotan to prosecute Alfred Wheeler for bigamy, tut toldlo:r that her own conduct was very cal le. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING THURSDAY. Orr. L4.—Minissiou on payment, 1,241:; by sairaa ticket*, 1,1:4. Total visitors, 2,ant. , AITNINT. N 1