The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENC K . (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE El MAKI/ ASHKER The bankrupt, described as of Albany-street, Regent's . elsewhere. granite merchant, applied for an do of discharge. His accounts show debts and liabilities .111101111 t of ; against property held by credi con.i.ting of an estate M Banstead of the estimated o f nt,oisM. which lie had mortgag e d. He attributed 1......c1are to liabilities incurred by him on account of the atid Foreign Granite Company (Limited). Th. Perrin (Matthews and Greethani) appeared for the Jiee (Mr. Wintle, the accountant), and consented to . ,;',,a.ince of the order of discharge, upon the bankrupt t iking to give the assignee all the assistance in his Wrr. with a view to the realisation of the equity of re ,. piton in the property at Banstead. He might state f:st no assets had yet been received. The bankrupt gave the required assurance, and LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE The columumuoner thereupon granted the order of dis- Lu.trge. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. ,mrs .aid he wee a chair-caner, was charged with stealing a gold watch and guard from Pdr. Kerlhov, of Cardington-street, Tottenham-court-road, sculptor. . . . _ . 3lr. Kerkbov said he was passing through Tottenham to abroad last night, and at the corner of Tottenham pbce the prisoner and two others pushed by him. Aa dry passed, one of them seized him by the coat, and the pn.oner snatched at his watch chain, and get it and the etch away. They still ran on, followed by witness. ih.e of the men suddenly turned upon him act struck him in the throat with his elbow. staggered from the force of the blow but not fill to the ground. He continued the cha se, but v.is again delayed by the prisoner's second companion, who stopped running and stood in front of him. He u..umged however to get by, and for the third time started i t pursuit of the prisoner, . who was stopped and taken in ra.todv by Police-constable Reid, 475 A Reserve. " ' " iCeikhov's statement was 'corroborated by a youth r avel Davey who was passing at the time, and by the t a.cemati. The watch and chain had not been recovered. The prisoner, who said he was not the man, wee corn :.:tted for triaL CLERKENWELL. DARING ROBBERY FROM ♦ RAILWAY VAN. Henry Geer9e, aged 19, of 11, Hallett's-place, Upper Eoauman-street, and Daniel Costello, aged 18 of 6, Rose- TurnmiU-street, Clerkeawell, were charged before Mr. Barker with stealing from a van in Turnmill-street ear boa of raisins, the property of Mr. Henry Budgett. From the evidence of Josiah Thorogood, one of the watchmen of the Great Northern Railway, it appeared that on Thursday night he saw the two prisoners follow ing a railway van and before he could get to them Costello lifted the tarpaulin, jumped into the van, and handed to the other prisoner a boa of raisins. Costello then jumped from the van andthey ran up a low court withtheplumsand made their escape. Last night he again saw the prisoners, and with the aid of police-constable Morgan, 129 G, he took them into custody. George said, in defence, that he did not commit the robbery, but he knew who did, and if he was allowed to go be would point them out. Costello said that he did not understand anything at all about the matter. Mr. Barker committed both the prisoners to the Middle sex sessions far trial. WORSHIP-STREET. THE RECKNT ACCI:SATION or CONCt&LHOINT OP BIRTH. Mary Jame Po and A melia Sparrow were brought on remand before Mr. Newton charged on their own confes sion with having unlawfully concealed the birth of a female infant child, of which the said Mary Jano Flys was the mother. Mr. Poland, barrister, instructed by Mr. Pollard, of the Treasury, attended to prosecute on behalf of the crown ; and Mr. Graves. from Mr. Vann's offices, defended Flye. It will be remembered that at the last examination evi dence was given of a constable on duty in Bow having been called by the prisoner Sparrow to • house in Milton. street, and there made in the presence of Flye a state ment, subsequently signed by both of them, implicating • medical man to such a serious extent that the utmost scrutiny was deemed necessary, as his conduct was alleged to involve charges of the most serious nature. Mr. Poland called attention to this, adding That he should today proceed with the examination of one witness only, and then ask for a remand to allow further time to investigate so important a matter. The father of the child would doubtless shortly be traced. Not any names bad yet been mentioned, and probably it was better that this should be so. Flora Ann Wells, of %, King-street, St. Luke's, then deposed that on a certain day in August last she went by request of the prisoners Sparrow and Flys to a doctor in a street near the Haymarket, and requested him to go to Flye, at 16, Finsbury street, Finsbury—that the doctor did attend, fetched some medicine for Flye, stayed about three hours, and then left, saying he should not be wanted for 10 or 11 hours more—that he then was again in attend ance, but the baby, a girl, had died just be ers ha arrived. Sparrow told him this, and also that the father had fetched the body away. She did not know if any certificate was given. Loth prisoners were further remanded. WESTMINSTER. A SERIOUS " PROVESSIONAL" LOA& . . _ ..... A young woman giving the name of Eliza Swig was charged with felony. Isaiah Jame. LoLgstreet, who described himself es gymnastic performer, stated that he was fulfilling an en gagement at the Standard Music-hall, Pimlico, last night After be had bniahed his performance he came downstairs with a bag containing his professional wardrobe and placed it on a barrel in front of the bar while he spoke to Mr. Brown, the landlord, behind the bar. When he had done and turned round he found that the bag containing the bundle was gone. Mr. Selfe—What time was this? Prosecutor—lt was very late. I had not finished in the mom until half-past 11, and then I had to dress. Mine was the last performance of the evening. Mr. Selfe—They keep the best to the last, I suppose ! What was there in the bag! Prosecutor—All my professional costume—tights, slip pers, paint, a belt, chalk, and everything for the use of the business. Two or three witnesses were examined, from whose evidence it appeared that the prisoner was at the bar of the Standard last night, and shortly afterwards was traced home with the bag. She was committed for six weeks. WANDSWORTH. ittruaratcr TO BUILDUS. Mr. Leyland, the manager of the Wandsworth reforma tory for boys, appeared to answer two summonses, at th e instance of the district board of works tor erecting • scaffolding on a public highway without having a license ia writing from the clerk of the said board, and also for erecting a building without putting up a hoarding and properly lighting the same. Sir. C , orsellis, the clerk of the board of works, attended in support of the summonses which were taken separately. The defendant pleaded not guilty. Mr. Anthony Dobson, the surveyor of the board, said the scaffolding was erected in the highway, in Spanish-road, Wandsworth-comm on . There was also a quantity of bricks stacked in the road. The defendant was erecting a new reformatory institution, and no application had been made for a license for the scaffolding. The defendant said he had not erected the scaffolding, and therefore it was very strange that he should ha ve b een summoned. The justices left the erection of the building to open competition among the builders, and he bad nothing to do with the works. The truth was that Mr. Dobson had two leasehold houses opposite, and he bad avowed his intention of putting every obstruction in the way of the building. Mr. Dobson that was not true. He had no feeling in the matter. Mr. Dayman wished to know how Mr. Corsellis met that objection. Mr. Corsellis said be believed some Pere of the 'sheer had been let, but the bricks were carted by the defendant. The pound work was got out by the boys. Mr. Dobson—And the boys wheeled the bricks on to the works. The defendant said that was tho case, but the erection of the building bad been contracted for 3,000/. Mr. CorseHis said the reason of the defendant being summoned was that he bad promised to remove the bricks. Mr. Dayman thought the builder should be summoned. In the second case, Mr. Corsellis said the hoarding was regnired in the main road. The same objection wee raised in this case, when both summonses were dismissed. Mr. Leyland mentioned that Mr. Nightingale was the builder, and his name was on a board in large listen which was affixed on the works. A 01/o=o U;;;;111;;;eiagUnst Mr. Nightingale. GREENWICH. NAMING A DEC EA AM win's IfTEC7.. ICathiliiiel Halle, of 1, Eeet-stmt, Greenwich, was rum mooed before Mr. Trail! to show cause why be refused to PaY to the guardians of the Greenwich union the sum of W. 6a., advanced by way of loan to his wife, she being destitute, for the support of herself and family. Mr. Took, solicitor, who appeared for the defendant, took objection to the summons on the ground that the life was the niece of defendant's former wife, and that under the 29th canon of the table of kindred and cocain- Pipit), the second marriage was illegal, it being unlawful to a wife's brother's daughter. , frail! was of opinion that although the marriage might be voidable it was not absolutely void, and suggested that the Ecclesiastical Court, or the Court of Divorce would be the proper tribunal to raise the question. If the facts were agreed upon between the pariah autho- (BY TELIGRAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLATE. Excitement ... ... ... ... ... 8 ma. rities and the defendant, he (Mr. Traill) would grant " a SHARE LISTS.-(THIS .DAY.) case" for the decision of the Court of Queen's Bench. I Mr. Cook said he would undertake to draw up the case, , and to submit it to his worship in a day or two. I Tho effect of the case being decided against the parish will he to throw upon the authorities the support of three children by a previous husband, and one cbild alleged to be that of the defendant. ORDTNAItIf MAILS AMU STOCKS. Sk i Pa ' I 11.611.waf6 IClterday. ing priest I Sal to p.m es 1 day )e St 100 iintraol sod ltuter -- 83 86 Bt 100 !Caledonian ....„ 83 94 921 4514 2 Si. MO ;Cambrian IS all , C0rnwa11........ „ .... 3 6 SR MO Dublin and Belfast June 78 76 Bt. MO Dundee, Perth..lAbd J u 70 72 10 6 LW London —•— 100 a" lit —• R. 100 Glasgow andirliiicirn 106 107 ISt 100 Great Eastern Ord. St' ni 321 ni iI ! llt 100 Do. L Aug. fa1t.,N0.2 6 6 I St. 100 , OrestNorth of Soollandi 16 17 186. 100 'Ores* Northern —..' 109 111 IL 103 :Do.A. J Area no dlr. an. 116 116 114 St. MO ;Do. 8 .1 til69. c. Is paidß 123 126 SR 100 iDo. Ord. Det. Div. Stock SR 100 Vt. South & West (Ire.). 16 07 8R ISO Great Western .. ... .—; MI 674 401 4 It. 100 Do.StourVal.thia. Stk I ... SR 100 Do. South Wake , 84 100 Do. W. Mid—Ostard 25 10 in. 101 Do. Do. Newport, 29 81 S 4 100 Lancashire &Yori 1264 1274 8R 100 Lon.,BrightnotS.Cout: 63 53i 631 S Pt. 100 Loadottamthans, 174 18 7 171 1 Bt. 190 Do.6let Exten.A6p.e. 11 14 St. 100 Londou rt North WNW. 1131 114 1134 1 1 St. 109 Londou&SouthWestern 8l 83 81 St 100 Man. Sher., & Lhicolosh 481 414 44 St. 100 Metropolltaa..-- _..1 I t2i 123 1221 4 St. 100 Do. rrtension,divi. dent] Op. et. tIU 1870 109 111 8R 100 Metropolitan Dietriel B3 85 90 10 Do. do. do. _ —.— 10 all Do. &SR John's.wood —, St. 100 Midland . N. Dm Do. Di;ira . lieiy I 87 80 871 33i St. 1011 Nor Beth& . 1 SS 34 as. IN Do. th mi., psite:iiii,;.l: , Bs. 100 I N. Eastern—Berwlck 101 102 II MI Do. 0. N. L Pare.— 8R MS Do. Leeds —. 6l 62 604 82 100 Do. York SR 140 Do. Carlisle — St. 100 Do. Btoth.&Darling l3l 133 16 Hill • De. do., 186041 I 8R 100 North London .. 116 117 10 4 Do. _ do. .1806. _ 1 14 pm St. 100 Northetiffornhirs..7. 64 66 64 St. 100 N. &S. Western Jun llO 112 BR 100 Shropshire Union SR 1100 South Devon.. _—— 46 47 4 Si. 100 South Luken ... —6n 471 64 7 10 all Staines,Wellaikaman be 0 SR 'lOO Taff Vale t 146 147 10 I 6 Do. C—.. I — , pm St 100 Waterford & Maw —. 10 I • .Waterloo & WhltohaLl —. .. JOINT 'STOOL BAICILS. SAMNA. —-I Pd I 01. I THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1867. MAIDEN PLATE. Westmorland Melbourne Clarion 9 raa. SUSSEX STAKES. Lictor King Alfred ... St. ROOM ... 4 ran. SWEEPSTAKES. rari. _ _____ ________ ... . . Patti .. Queen of Darlrnera . ... ... HOUGHTON HANDICAP. Mrs. Stratton .. .. Grand Cross ... ... . . 10 ran. .SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C. Madrid, Herennianus, ?roma c, Queen of Darkness, L'Africeine, Pearl Moraine, Splendour, Pope, and Rose burette are here. (Winner sold 1000 SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 BOYS. Bretby Course. Knight of St. Michael, Lida, Paris, and Bose Doretta are here. Match with Lord Lyon and Rama is off. PROVINCIAL &BARR MARKETS. laTunrooL, OCr. 25.—Salea : Caledonian, 941 5 4 1 41 11 4 Great Eastern, 321 4 I—Great North of Scotland, 17—Great Western, 474—Lancashire anti Yorkshire, 1.17 1 7—London, Brighton, and South Toast, 531—London. Chatham, and Dover, 1 4 —London and North Western, 1141 14 1 k I !I—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491 9 I—Midland, 1194 11—North British, 33—South Eastern, 67/ / f I—Lancaster and Carlisle, 207—D. n Pedro North del Rey, 2 1-16 p.—Great Western of Canada, 161 xd. —l' nited States 5-20 TIND May I to Nov 1, /64 ex d.—Great Luxembourg shares, 84—North and South Wales Bank, 204—Liverpool and London and Globe Pire and Life, 51 p.—African Merchants, i d.—Liverpool United Gas new £25 shares, 5 1-16 5 p —National Steam Ship Company (Limited,, 71 3-16—Pacific Steam, 741 xd. MANCitaxnut. OCT. 25. —Market opened firm, with a slight advance in prices, but subsequently declined, closing at about the lowest point of the day.—Great Eastern, 321 rat Luxem bourg, St—Great Northern A, 1164 1 4 16 1 16 1/4—Grand Trunk of Canada, 174—Great W este rn of Canada, 18 3-16— Great Western, 471 7—lllinois, 701 19—Lancashire Insurance, 1 11.16 p.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1271—London, Brighton, and South Coast, 5341—London and Cal Marine Insurance Limited), 5 d.—London and North Western, 1141 14 14 — Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 49—Metropolitan, 1231 —Midland, 1161 1 1 4--North British, 331 I—North Eastern Five per Cents, (l4.66), 99—Soutb Eastern, 68 7/ 4 I—Staveley Coal and Iron Company (Limited) New, 51 Ix—United States 120 Years' Bonds, 094 1 I—Caledonian, 94 1 1 541 431 / / Metropolitan Extension.llll—itallan, 4.sl—SheepbcHge, 25 d.— Great Western 6 per Cent as. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 5 —Business done: Birmingham, Wolver hampton, and Stour Valley Railway sham, at 9 1 ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares, at 501 ; Lloyd's Bank 'Luited , 71 prem. Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank I/totted), at 201 Bir mingham Wassen shares (Limited), at 111 and ditto, second I-sue, at 1 prem. Closing prices: Stourbridge Railway, 54, buyers; Midland Bank (Limited:, 4 dla, sellers: Britannia Mills ;Limited', lf to 4 dia DUBLIN, Oct. 24.—Three per Cent Consols, 931—New Three per Cent. Stock, Ditto, for account, 7th Nov., 921—Ditto, for new account, 4—City Debentures, 4 per cent. of 692 6s. 2d., 8 2/—Dubtin, icklow, and Wexford, 3 years unexpired, 5 per cent., 1001—Ditto. 2 years unexpired, 5 per cent., 100— Hibernian Banking Company (ELS paid), 391—National Rank (f. 30 paid), 611—Royal Bank (610 /bald ) , 321 I—Union Bank 'Limited) (65 paid), 151—Cork and Bandon ;all paid), 101 — Dublin and Kingstown (6100 paid', 196—Great Southern and Western (6100 paid), 951—Dublin, N icklow, sod Wexford, 0 per cent. (1660, redeem. no (all paid), 47. The Consul-General of the United States of America, with the son of Mr. Seward, paid a visit to Woolwich Arsenal this morning, on their way back from the Paris Exhibition. A meeting was held at Halifax, yesterday, of the Voluntary Teachers' Association, when letters were read from the Rev. Dr. Campbell, president of the Con gregational Union ; from Dr. Unwin, of the Homerton Training College ; and from Mr. B. Morley, expressing the opinion that Congregationlista should alter their position in regard to the government education grant. Dr. Feld ing, the principal of Rotherham College, read • paper in which he strongly recommended the aoceptance of the government grant by congregational schools. - - A new bishopric for China, the seat of which will be at Ningpo, will he at once founded. The Rev. \V. A. Russell, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, will be the bishop, and he will be consecrated without delay. _ CHICHZSTER CATHILDRAL.—It has been finally arranged that this cathedral shall be re-opened for Divine service on Thursday, the 14th of November next. The Venerable Bishop of the diocese will administer the Holy Communion, and the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury w;11 prrich the opening sermon. There will also be special services on the Thursday afternoon, and the Friday, Saturday and Sunday, when the following prelates are expected t o preach:—The Bishops of Oxford, Worcester, C Mined& hester, Rochester, Moray and Ross, Montreal, and MERCHANT SEAMEN'S ORPHAN ASYLUM, SNARES BROIGL —A legacy of 506/. has been bequeathed in aid of the funds of this institution, under the will of the late Mr. George P. Vickerman, of Stockwell. MIN EDGEWORTH AT PARIS.—The doors of all the leading hotels and salons flew open at her approach including those of the Fauxbourg St. Germain ; for the connection with the Abb6 Edgeworth had now become a safe passport to the houses of the ancient noblesse. The French always spoke of him as the Abbe de Prmont, a name he had taken on account of the difficulty they found in the w and IA ; Edgerat: being their nearest approxima tion tethe sound. At one house, a valet, after Marie bad several times repeated " Edgeworth," exclaimed, " Ak, it renonrc a ca ; and throwing open the door of the salon, announced, " Madame Maria et Memknoiselles sea ream" Byron speaks of some Russian or Polish names as "names that would descend to poatetity if posterity could but pro nounce them." Many English names are exposed to the same disadvantage. An English traveller Fused the better part of an evening at Tieck's at Dresden, in 1834, vainly endeavouring to teach some German ladies to pro nounce " Wordsworth." Few of them got nearer than " Vudvutt."—Edintiure4 Review, new number. THE MURDERED SAILORS IN JAPAN.—A corres pondent in Japan forwards us the following concerning two unfortunate seamen of the royal navy who were found mur dered in the streets of Nagasaki, each by a single sword cut :—" On the night of the 5-6th of August two seamen of her Majesty's ship Icarus, on leave from their ship, lying in the harbour, were found dead in the streets of Nagasaki. The corpses ley in the gutter outside a house of refreshment. They had been last seen alive at 10 p.m. by some of their shipmates, when they were sober, and their corpses were discovered at 2 a.m. by the Japanese police. The murder would appear to have been effected in a systematic manner on perfectly unresisting victims, who were most probably sleeping in • recumbent or semi-re cumbent position, as the wound in each case was single and in both cases similar. It was a clean incision, like a sword-cut, across the front of the neck and chest, passing obliquely downwards from right to left, and almost sever ing the head from the trunk, so that death must have been instantaneous; and, in fact, the bodies and hands bore no sins of struggling, and were free from minor cuts and con tusions. There are only four sword cuts in modern Eng lish drill :-1, diagonal, from right to left of swordsman ; 2, diagonal, from left to right; 3, horizontal, from right to left; 4, horizontal, from left to right. The fatal cut was No. 2 in both cases."—British Medical Journal. TRAFFIC Rzczipra.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending October 19, on 13,039 miles, to 775,71 01. , and for the correspondi ng week of last year on 12,740 miles, to 744,1861., showin g an i ncrease of 2 .19 miles and of 33,5241. The gross receipts on the following 14. railways amounted, in the aggregate, on 9,390 miles, to 648.731/., and for the corresponding week of 1866, on 9,151 miles, to 624,6691., showing an increase of 239 miles and of 24,062/. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 7071. ; on the Great East ern t o 1,103/. ; on the Great Northern to 3,792/. ; on the Great Western to 2,878/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,512/. ; on the London and North Western to 3,388/. ; on the London and Brighton to 2,4164. ; on the London and South Western to ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire to 171. ; on the Midland to 2,286/. ; on the North-Eastern to 1 ,2: 1 41, ; and on the South-Eastern to 3,4661.—t0ta1, 24,312/. ; but from this must be deducted 144/., the decrease on the Great Southern and Western, and 1464 on the North British, leaving the increase as above 24,062/. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 363,576/., and for the corre sponding week of 1866 to 354,202/., showing an increase of 13,3741. The receipts for passengers, parcels, &e., amounted to 281,055/., against 270,4671., showing an in crease of 10,5884. The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted, on 3,649 miles, to 126,9791., and for the corm. spending week of list y ear, on 3,589 miles, to 119,5171., allowing an increase of 60 miles and of 7,462/. The total receipts of the past week show a decrease of 15,935/., as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 12th inst. 40,0110 10 Agra Bank (Lim.) A :00 00,000 10 Do. 11. 60 AlLion ———— 01,000 100 Alliance Limited .... NO, 10 Aimlo Austrian........l 40,000 20 Angle fmtiska () .. ; 10, 20 Anglo Italian (Limitad).l 60,000 40 AuatralaMa .... ...... .. 11.600 110 Hanka BritlahColumbla 11,600 10 Do. New, lamed 1 pea 10,000 26 Batik of EMS 16,000 10 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000, 60 Banta Vietotia,Austral 60,000 , 10 Bank of N. Zealand_ 10,000 60 British N. America 60,000 20 C. Bk. India, Ana, China' 10,000 26 Ckart. Mee. of Islia, no , 60,000 10 W,OOO 100 Colonial 200,000 10 Consolidated Beak (I ) 10,000 60 Delhi and London (L ) 000 AO Zed London (Limited) 6 1111, 0,0001 110 Eastern arge(Llm.) l 10,600 1 SO English and Anemia . 60,000 10 ling.BankildeJaneiroL 110,000: 10 Enl.2cotAk AnaLChartd 10,000 60 1 Englishandliwedlah (I) 10,000 100 ' Imperial Bank (11=1440)1 10,600; 10' Imperial Ottoman 11,000 24 ,lonian „ . 11,000 s , Do. New 100,000; 20 !mid Mort. Bk.bodin(.) 5000001100 D0.6p0.11eb.,1011e, Myra, 20,000, Se . Lon. Bk. oflterice,&c. (L) 19,000'100 London and Bruillan 1 112,000; 201 Do. New 6,000 100 Londos&RiverPlate(L) , 001 S 26 Do. do. do I 0 40, 0,00111 In Lon. CM. Bank of Aosta] WACO: 60' London and County 12,600 10 Do. New issuel at 93 p 1 12,000. 00 London Joint 'gook WOOS IC Loudon.: South African 10,606100 Lon. && Western (lAm.)l 6,000 00 Landon & Veneruela(L) , 10,000 100 London & Westminster. 60,000 100 Do.iss.lol.rm.none paid 5,000 100 Merchant Bank (L/so. 00.000 60 Mercantileterecrian(L.)' MOOD 10 Metropolitan ilAraltady 6,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim.) 114,000 6 National of Australasia 110,000 100 National of Liverpool 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 06,000 20 Do. Tod & 3rd true 40,000 SO National Bunk 66,000. 20 New South 00,000 10 North WWII% . 00.000 26 0122/3221 Bank C.4;;;;17. 27,210 60 Provin.Etanldneorp.(l.) 10,000 100 Provinc. Ireland . 4,000 10 Do. do. New.... 10,000 16 beath Australis -17,061 100 Stip& of R. B. Atria.. Do. do. Ia o!ll pa ii'..ii iai !o® urr!ii2;iftiTtraTia LO7l I Defon ;rt ii,7l:ll7FL6. — j NOM wI Unica al London _ _ ILOIRAL 00' 000,000 Bettis/IC*la 6p.00.,1870 100,000' Do. 1896 Ow. Gov .I p. e.,1877.81 Do. 'pant foto.&Aoi. Do. dottrel Mar. Do. liperet,Jan.ra Do. Swot. Lac &Pool Hope6per.lB7ll Do. 410.1000-1400 1166,808 1a03,000 _= I 1);: i;:iii:ii Do. do. 120041 112,0011 D 0.04.6.4.4001.1120 I 100,000: Obildn,Nov. IFS% 0 p. es 18; 000 Do. LIU, do.. 4000,0001 Do. Mt ear 1130,000 Mauritius I pm 06., 1 1001 Do. 1870 200, Do. 1082 SOO, Do. 1806 102,004 ItatalOov.6p.o.Ap.&oo. 100,000 Now Brans.Gov.llporel 4136,1100 Net Boot? rah" Gov.il p. 0a0t.,1871 to Ira 41171,666. Do. 6p. &UM to UM MAO, D0.5p.e.r,1867 to 1875 116,000' New Zealand 6 par own. • 4690,020 Do, spar amt. 600,200 Do. 6 per Gum 18211 100,000 Do.do. 1 all June& Doc 260,000 Nora Scotia Sp. a, 1876' 1.866.2 0 14Qu0i0aDu.d Gov. 6 p. at. 1,177.466 Do. Do. 1621 I 7116.600 LAualGov. 6 p. e.,67-77 Da. 1F76 and upwda 880,000 V1c.00v.6 p. a. AUL July 'Memo Do, IL, at 614 4 1.2 nal FOREIGN ILA ILI 1 Pd. 1 RAILWAY& 1 Clod* Woos. I Salm. 10 I all Antwerp et Rotterdam 8 - 10 all Ilahl. ha (L.)6.7p.c. 122 13 xi - id i all Belgian IL J tnetfou ll i ! - so aIL tt AYT•e4G•.C7P eta) 13 2 ' - 20 all !Central Argentine lse 1 - 100 ; all Morley° - -4 v -10 all I Do_ . }:zteission - - - Mnl -. 1* .Dvanaburg 1 WttpkiL., 12 Slim id - sd *lB IDutch Rhenish -—. 32 32.un - le all I Do. Mau Isamu= of iiriLie• — , to tt Yla , Europeaa Central (L) lB 16 2 f. ' - 11 all iUtaat lsurenibourg j ll4 22 2 10 allLe , mabers-Csernowlts(L) - 20 11113leticao (L) - II all Nani&Llese I By Um - 10 ; all D 0.6 p.c. PrL f Bele. gov 14 19 - 10 : all Norther. of Prance - 10 I all ;N.RAIL 11.A7res ti.7.6.e 2 6 - 10 1 all I Do. Deferred - 44. - 10 1 all Nurweelsz. Prank Prat - - - 10 ' all , Ottoman (Smyrnanidin 32 4 - 10 all 'Paris,l4oas,a,uniedit. 33 !b - f 0 an Pads and Grimm - 2) all Recite it 2 Vranols. - (1 ) 9 10 - 10 .10 Royal flerduilmi - ..- - a all ,Royal Swedish - 4- - 4 1 all : Do. 7 per cent. -. 110 all Sambre and Meuse 10 ail ' Do. 62 percent. Pref 6 9 - f 0 I all flan PanlolL) 6.7 per ct 1 17 162 10 i all ii.Aust&Lont Venetian 14 0 141 14 132 14 10 I 10 booth Peat. of Port - - .114 - 20 I all ;Southm nof Pranoe 2O 11 - 10 ; all Twin and Savona -_ 1 2 - al all , West Flanders -.._ 1.2 . S . l - '0 lal I Do. 66 per cent..Pret. 54 - 10 all .Watt C.. W. of Prune. 11 11 -. 103.1fitift MINIM lfa. 1 U. I Mtn* IN. (CI. prices. 1 gales. 16,F6 1 Alamillos Limited) .. all 1 14 1 - 100, 1 Anglo-Bruifiold(Usa.) 2 ids }pm- 20. 10 Australian - - I MOMS 10 Cape Cop*, (Ltnaited). V ph par - *OOO 2 CApula Sliver (Limited) St a. 11 OMR, - 30.000 6 fhontaleeo.3B.llln.,le 4 di, SI I 10,000 20 Copiapo (Limited) - 76,16 Y 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Hurl 14a. 1 acfC 22 _pm 12000 I East Del Rey (Limited). 12 26,000 2 'ortuna (Limited) _.l all 1 ln. - 90,090 1 MlnottRollviallold; lf. - 6AM 20 General ,WV 12 - 000 14 Rapunda (Limited, 71 .1 1 ( Ol die - *OOO 1 Lbws@ (Limited) ' all - 7,9Y7 2 Laidtanlan gAralted) die - 80.000 4 Panuieillo per (L ) 3 I H Okils 80,000 3 Postmen. Go d (1.1 m.) ll par 2pnt - 10,000 10 iPoettgibaud Silver:Lead :1 810 (1-16 100,000 5 Port Phillip 1 12 12 12 3-10 11,000 60 Roy a l Cobra Copper - - - 25,205 1 Room Grand* 110. 1 (-us 9-16 - 119,000 1 Soottisb Austral Lm all 1 12 13-16 11,000 20 At. John del Rey IS 121 00 492 44174 SO United Merlons iii. 111 22 - Knon 2 Val Antigorta Gold (L. 1 2 ids - 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. 4 • ads - 8,000 10 Val Burnam ( Limited' 7 -4 - - 10,000 6 Wash** Gold (Limited all - - -. mom 1 Worthing (Limited) 76,000 1 Yorke Penineula(Lim all .: MAN II Yadasentatana •alai ; all I I Lb - f Ipm 7 9 6 304. 12 11 dim 24 21 pal 164 13e6 Me 62 64 !d 12 14 id 3 411 e id 32 34 G 4d4 7 9 pie 61 63 14 19. 27 28 124 13* 37 39 3 !Pm 2 Ida d. 4 2Ws 3 Idl2 182 172 Ms 13.2 1.9 i 1* 1 Us 3 2 cllal 62 86 Ii 9du 45 44 di, 45 nes • 7 pas pir 1 ic73l 24 26 ii 116 1111 s 11 1! 4 It 11 8W• 70 72 211 30 pea 8 6Ws —.— di. 8 8 1818 pit " 1 1 ells, 44 4.5 K 48 7 6 dia. 87 69 I 21 29 1 IS II 616 8 6Om 49 50 9 6 415 37 SO 101 103 100 102 99 111 38 EN 97 89 103 106 iiii x 4 1031 11141xd 106 107 VI 114 id 10S 106 111 112 106 107 104 1(0 106 111 106 1( S 106 107 100 102 id 101 103 97 . S. Li fa 110 4 05 4 106 106 1063 107 a 101 103 100 I►l 100 101 106 106 nee ink ioat 104 PAYS. 100 f SUTISE rtAserIISION/1 ▪ Alleanc&llt. lama, 100 D. Dar. &C. IA Ana' 14 Do. l Ilharee.... all ! Buffalo & Lake Horse a& Do. Preference 140 .11faff.,Dreat..&43edielell per end.. le7t4-4 110 && route= 6p. 04. 100 Cape T.& Dock 02. on Dereererk7p 150 Beet Bawd go.= ! 121 Do. do. 6do 160 Let Indian re. Ido I Do. L Shares 106 ,rana Trutt °Mama t Do. P01d0.11.8.10.00 al I Do. let pref. Donde el Do. Ind preL Honda ell Do. Ad pre. Nock ell I Do. 4111 pret. Stook 11l Greet Indian Peninenla on e 0. fa& 6 per Ad. 41 Do. New do. WO S. of India. it. 69. el ic7o too 100 too too D 4) vR o:~ Ittt Weitiro of Masada D0t . ..10:pay.1870 Do. do. do. 1877-8. loam (lhollad) Madras gaar. 6 p. oust Do. do. 01 d 0... Do. do. did 0... Do. 11101 Nato: idea Stalb. and H08.'11'41147 Do. I p. at, pay. Do. p. at, pay. N.R.of Caney e. WW2. Mad* got or 411111. Do. do. do. Do. 11'0146 . o? do. DO: iai ii i iti. iikla . , Mum 66 67 102; 103 j par ipa 4 1 4 6 6 a n 49 12 90 101 1011 194 119 111 171 18 t 1 z 4 pm, PI 94 4 49 87 40 BO 12 73 11 1 107 10d 1 I Inzi lot .. 93 95 16 10 14 99 101 97 89 —dl4 103 e 1041 I 16 97 91 U 4) 91 sl 96 96 $1 13 90 113 10S+ 101} 101 e 102, ar tPai 101 D .4 1021 i 3Z 89 I 2RITISH PINES. Mlyerton ... Clifford inni..........: Dm G. Con. gannet ) Drakelrolla Kart Basset (Mogait) Nest Caradon — Nast Caen Brea . Clad Grenville ... Sad Lovell E. W. Ramat (Tarletk ) Granabler et St. AuOyn Greet Laney (Limited) ' Great South Tolgue G. W. Nor (Holston) Grenville If erod'a Foot liingaton ( lbw= Margaret Lelant Marne Valley ny ... ... ) Mwyndy Iron Ore North Moamar North Wheal Crotty hr=United inee (C. Want) . Candor! St. Clear) nth Condurrow [812•7 Pet—. ...... Tinitett Wed Bard novo) W. Camden (Lideard) Wed Cldvertos Wed Seton Bard (IIlosed) Wit Bullet (I.o6‘di) Mary Ann (Michela) Wind Seto Wt. Trelawnev (Lek ) 101.110 N MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) thrs o'CLucrs. 1 The stock markets opened flatly this morning, and prices subsequently experienced a decided fall, upon the announcement in the 3forf i teur that the Emperor of the French has re voked the order recently given suspending the embarkation of troops for Rome. Consols were pressed for sale at 94, showing a reduction of per cent., and Italian Bonds of 1861 at 43/, being 11 lower. The tendency generally is now slightly better, but all the leading securities exhibit a severe decline compared with the last prices of yesterday. Caledonian stock is 11 per cent. worse. The demand for money is moderate, and the supply very large. The rate for good bills is lg per cent., with exceptional transactions at 11. Loans for a few days on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94 to 1 both for money and the account (Nov. 7), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents., 921 to 1. Railway stocks are heavy, and have nearly all given way. Caledonian and Great Northern A have declined 1 to 11 per cent., the present quo tations being 911 to 921, and 114} to 1, respectively. The reduction in the other lines ranged from to per cent. Metropolitan is quoted 1221 to 1 ; Great Western, 462 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1 ; Midland, 1172 to 1 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1261 to 1 ; South Eastern, 661 to 671 ; Great Eastern, 32 to I ; Great Northern, losi to 1091 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, lin to ; North British, 33 to 1 ; and Brighton, 521 to 531. Foreign stocks show depression. Italian Bonds of 1861 were freely offered this morning, and ,although now rather better, are 11 per cent. 'lower than yesterday, at 431 to 1. Turkish of 1865 have declined I—viz.: to 311 to 1; and Spanish Passive, 1, to 181 to 191 • Turkish of 1862 are at 63 to 64; Greek, 12 1 to 1 ; Spanish Certificates, 161 to 1; Chilian Scrip, 1 dis. to par ; Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83 ; and Mexican, 15 to I. American securities have declined I to I per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are at 681 to 69k ; Erie Railway shares, 451 to I ; and Illinois Central, 783 to I. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have improved 2s. 6d., viz., to l7i to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are firm at 3} to Financial shares are dull, but prices show no change of importance. International Financial are at 2e to 21 dis. ; London, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Credit, n to n dia. ; and Credit Foncier, 6} to 6i die. Bank shares are steady, notwithstanding the depression observable in other securities. Two o'CLocK. Consols are it per cent. better than at 1 o'clock, the present quotation being 94i to 1, both for money and the account. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin on Monday (" continua tion day") and end on Wednesday. The following relates to the New Granada debt : Namara Baring Brothers and Co. have this day received a remittance of 1,3761 . 4 a. Ad. from the Custom-house at Sabanilla, for amount of New Granada dividend.—Oct. 25, 1567. Only 2,0001. in gold, consisting of American eagles, was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. It is thought that the steamer Atrato, from the West Indies, which is expected to reach Southamp ton on the 28th or 29th inst., will bring upwards of 800,0001. in specie and bullion, including 600,0001. from Mexico. Australian advice. announce the shipment of a further sum of 320,000!. in gold to England, making the total on the way, including the sum previously referred to, 882,000/. The Masailia, from Alexandria, has brought 3,700/. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm ; though, with the diminution of for distrust, slightly lower rates prevailed for bills on Austria and Italy. Three months drafts on Holland were quoted rather better for this country. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.4:4 • ditto, short, 11.181 to 11.191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.01 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Ito. 3 months 6.26 i to 6.271; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 3ito 311 ; Paris , short, 25.121 to 25.221; ditto, 3 months, 23.30 to 25.37 ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 120/ to 1201 ; irienna, 3 months. 12.67 to 12.70 • Trieste, S months, 12.67 to 12.70 ; Madrid, 3 monthl,4Bl to 48 Santander 3 months, 481 to 48!t ;Cadiz, 3 months , 491 to 49 ; Seville 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Valet:cis, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Bar eelona, 3 months, 48 to 48f ; Bilbao, 3 months, 48j to 481 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.20 to 28.30 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.20 to 28.30 ; Naples, S months, 28.20 to 28.30 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28.20 to 28.30 ; Messina, 3 months 28.20 to 28.30 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 511 to 511 ; Oport o, 90 days' date, 511 to 511. _ • ' • • Ai Pixie rho rate of discount in the open market is 1 per cent. ; at Brussels, 2 ; at Frankfort, 2A ; at Hamburg, 21 ; at Amsterdam and Berlin, 3 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 5 ; and at St. Petersburg, 8 per cent. Advices from Liverpool continue to advert to the unfavourable impression that has been pro duced there by the discovery of the ruinous extent to which, in flagrant defiance of the dictates of cautiousbanking, the fundsof the failed Royal Bank are found to have been advanced in heavy amounts to a few customers. It is said that no leas than 280,0001. has been advanced to one firm, 120,000/. to another, and 80,000/. to • third. It is justly complained that a system under which favoured firma have been enabled to obtain possession of such enormous sums must be utterly inimical to fair mercantile competition. Messrs. Vivanti, Annett, and Balfour, in the silk trade, have stopped payment, owing, it is stated, to speculations upon the Stock Exchange. Their liabilities represent a large total, but the exact amount has not transpired. The house, which has occupied a respectable position, has been established about four years, and its transactions have been chiefly in Italian silk. Messrs. Honey and Humphrys, the accountants, have the boas in hand for investigation. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company have issued a circular announcing that, it being probable that the Bengal will not reach Suez before the 7th November, they have arranged, with the sanction of the Postmaster-General, to defer the departure of the Ripon from Marseilles from the 28th, to Thursday, the 31st inst., at 7 cm. The mails for Calcutta, Madras ' China, and Australia will, therefore, be despatched from Lon don on the evening of Tuesday, the 29th instant, instead of this (Saturday) evening. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7071. over last year. A meeting of the shareholders in the Standard Bank of British South Africa was held yesterday, when a dividend of 10a. per share on the shares with 251. paid, and of 44. on those with 101. paid, was declared. The directors of the Rio de Janeiro City Improve ments Company (Limited) have declared a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, in respect of revenue for the half-year ended the 30th June last. The half-yearly meeting of the Madras Railway Company will be held on the 15th of November, when it will be proposed to create new capital. - - Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gag, dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Commercial Union, 41 ; London end Pro vincial Marine, lj ; Oman Marine, 20, ; Ph.enix, tor. 106 j ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 5 9-16 ; Union Marine, Liverpool (Limited), Sj ; Universal Marine (Limited), 4, n. Nat 13 4 7-16 ri sesi Lowi aD G.DszaubourifiT ur t g l SO all Do. 100 II Havana and Matanzas 100 Lausanne and Fri ilia i,ll 1: :1 1 110 all We all Is 17:07,..; al I Do Second Ism.— North. of Franca I p IDa Otte C . _ Si P i et. Ottoman (na, an) Do. do lured at 71 IPartaLyomt lin Sp.& ,itches IL S. (Peen.).. redish 6 p. ot.. La Grande 7 pot us. dLom-Ven. !We. th Eart.of Port. 714. 4 . thernof Franca:4l).o. Italian, S per et. 11 1 1. MN. A. of hallo. a. 10 Anglo-American i ai.(l- , aD 10 Anglo-Mezleen Mini - all St. Atlantic Telegraph lOO St. Do. 8 per cent. •MO 16 /Australian AgrkaL 111.11 00 !Australian M.L.dlt.(L 5 10 'BangparahTea &taloa 7 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L.' all 101 Do. New AO Bolekow Vaughan (L ), 26 6 Bombay Oaa (Linaltmli all 5 Do New 8 SO , British American Lam M St. 18. aI. Mag. TeL (L ) lOO sot Canada Company all Is IrNmadlanLoan & Inv(L) 91 :0 0 ICe g on Coln o ta s nz lb tW • I lo agnat.ShlpML.CoilL 10 10 ,qty Diaconal, Limited. 8 26 , CltyolLondon R. Pro.( L ) It 10 'City of Milan Impro.(l.) 16 SO Do. 16 City of limcow Om (L ) all 60 City Offices (Lim.) 26 II Colonial (Limited) „ 1111 15 10 10 'Commercial ljnion(lns.) 6 10 Com. of litticanliee.(L) 11 10 Zontinental Un.Cias (L' 16 901 1 Id ,Cop.M.Msr - ,114.76p.e. all lli) C. alLan. Bd. 1377,41p.e. all ,100 , Do. do. 1874 do. all 'lO C. Folic. oArlanci (L) 9 50 De.oIM us (L ) lO U. Crystal Palm.* lit. Do. Preference , .. 81. Ithoig i ot. Poop. D ab .. 190 IS (Limited) 15 ' Amain Tea (L , 61 t 4 l t i :rn di dl a ng e . t t ' tal i L 1: IS Ow Vale . . VI 10 tgyptienCotelirT( . l.: 6 1 lit. 1 Illectric Telegraph 110 , Do. New ..... , 1 1 itag.dcAtiaCopper (Um 26 115 tag. and Foreign Credl , 11 100 'ling.& Bcottlahltarth.(l 8 10 ,Farbahmitiagineering I 20 Forest( Warehouse( ' 11 10 ClemaralCredit&Dis.(l) 76 16 Gen. Steam Narigatio , 14 60 ,EI otos & Colonial As.(L 11 10 'EloadloneChina Oa all 110 o t , ulsom's 50 .land Co. ermines L 124 2 Jodi= Carrying (Um. 11 20 'lnternat. liman.Boo(L 11 10 Interastaanderedlll II 60 Dallas Land I 20 Italian Irrig. (Can. Cay ' all .00 Do.. p. c. BMa r. llir all 60 Lend SecuritleaUm.) 6 16 ILondAtricanTrading lO U Loa. & Caledun. M. (L ; 4 IS iLom.ConetyLand&B.(l, 2 11 ! Load. DistrletTeleg.(L. all SO . (And. Flrl4ll. A.m. U.' 30 , 4 [Wad. Ci. OmntlisC.(l all ' SO 110134,101 w Eng Co .(L 26 Id ILoM. Provincial Marla* 2 St. 111adrealrriga. * Canal, ; 1 6p ct.g.bylndlanOor. .00 12,500 20 Mauritiusland. fa (L., 2 12,000 10 Stedit. Brim. Tat (L 1 all 9,1110. SO Merchant Shipping (L ' all 1500,000' 84. 111111we1l F.Ld.,tllock(L DM 61,0001 so MiDooD troo Works .. 1 _ 7l 86,500 10 Natal Land &CoLC. () 7 1110.005 U National Die. Com (L. 6 10,005' 111 INationalProv.Marine ) 4 80.000'105 ,National Steam Nay.(L , ito 12.500 10 llerbuddaCoaldfroa(L , 5 won ,10 INeweontalldat.Dis.(L) 8 61,000 6 , New Quebrada. Limited 11 L isi 10,000 15 'N.ZeaLnd L..131.Ag.:1,: 21 50,000 16 161.7.ea1andT.6 Loan (L) 5 16,000 10 !Northam AaranaTea(L.) 4 16,1100 10 ! Do. B 9 8117,176 St. N.Brim Australasia% (L 100 69,000 60 IN.BriLdMercan.U.(4 11l 40,000 25 Ocean Manna angora) 11 10,000 60 Oziantallrinandal(Um U 30,000 6 OrieftwAGeClAralted) all 3.0,000 6 1 Do. New 1 40,000 10 'Ortent.lnland StesMl 1 an 26,000 10 Otago d Sthland Invest' S 15,000 6 atteman Gas Steam(L) 1 nll 16,500 10 Panama IL Si. Stemm(L) all 10,214 5 Do. do. 4000,000 Bt. roelltieLand,tlllln.(l : 100 30,000 50 Teninaulazd o.Steins all 10,000 50 Do. do. New 1851; aD 20,000 50 , Do. do. do. 18071 11 10,000 50 1/Ihyreney Iron 1 all 10,000 16 ; Do. New all 84,001 IS Elor.Citylnaprov.(l) ; all 80,000 20 Otto Janeiro Gm (Um all 16,000 100 ,Royal MailStemn ' l SO 000,000 St. (Scot Austria Inved.(l 11011 80,000 10 Sot-Moan. 61gypte(1 ), l• 20,000 B. African M. tt la. (L) 1 11 14,500 11 oouth tastrallantand 1 all 8180,000 St. 'Submarin Scri e Tolorspb in* .... . I Do p all mato 10 Tot.C000troo.elloio(L 1! all 110.100 lo Thames& Mersey 1n.(L.)1 2 1,500 10 Trinidad Tetroleuni(L . 111 57,100, 10 'TrustdAgencyolAus.(l.l 1 110,005 , 10 T. a L Co. MU. odtaa, 5 105,11061 SO . .tha.Merina of User. (LI! 5 MON ' la United DiscountCorWL) . 6 110,11110 5 11hraft K. Tam. Co. a) , all NAN I Do. 10 per cen t pref.' all 115.••• IS nnivers. Msa Ina.(L), 5 26,000 10 , Upper Assam Tea , all 10.090 , tO Van MINION land (L) WI MOMS ;100 ,Vlmiroyellop4(Mar.g. , ma' woe , go :Wounst Ybrooo Wm.). n woe 1 • iirioneararurrina so PREFERENCE SHARE& Bristol and Exeter, 4 per amt., 84. Midland Consolidated, 8 per cent., 130. id 105 zd 00,000 iM.I.JI 2,500 12,000 265,000 200,000 100,000 10;000 1 10019011 11100,920 41177 7 ,000 ,600 19,000 10,000 10,000 01,000 100,519 8,919,971 11,000 70,000 10,000' 10,000 simo 80,000 11G0.000 20 - 000 ..... I,OJO 100,060 80,000 wii. , : tio:iimi 1100,01,3 110,000 60,000 20,000 000 10,000 10,000 izeoo' . 40,000 148,6t6 000' 60,000 1000,000 xd 981 93: 41 - 95 107r61 I Pd. iCI 81 in 1 at tails It 86.6 19.0 111.7.0 144.6 d 40 9.0.6 at. 104 410.6 11117.6 4.10.6 691 28. 2.1&0 8.14.0 1 0.6.7 1e 112.0 1618.9 86.16.6 111 11 47 6 t 18 i ij 3 3 . 17 18 1 1 71 18 a # I# 36 18 te 6 8 #3l.d S 66 Mr " 3 6 3 21 21 31 49 31 360_400_ I i IS 40 4 • 13 14. 7 9 64 67 160 170xd 81 6 8 4 15 67 16 18 100 10614 I 8 1 - t 13 - 4 Iti 6 1 17} an 16 17 18 33 67 72 18 19 7 } 6b 19 1 10 124 13 I} 11pol 4 44 14 01 Us 18 23 07 102 64 68 8 IM. 1 04110 14 04.14. 16 14 dto 14 2 die 2/ 2 dl. 11 9&a 13 14 VII 6 17felli 7 Ail r•i 6 9 103 104 A A 181. 41 1 313 6 14541 54 81 97 109 108 11l 19 11 1 5 die e.g!•j ii ijibl 16 16 441 - 41 4 . ;11. 112 147 3 4 pm 4 th 10 8 4 41 , 0401. 1 pm 2 lictis IS IP _ 34 3W. 8 to :4t 16 I 1 dl. II WI 4 3 le lid. if ha ? 6 6461 i i 41: I 94_ tt ii ii 20 18 110 i }die 101 . 103 791.1 ss 46 88 48 -_4l. -6. N e eai, — .u , l it par a alt Nis 0.1 .9.1 6 4 61.1 - _ . Zit 30 15} lei 141 Mips 10 0 di , 3 I I iftla par If 5 6 se a 63 36 54 56 be 56 par Ipm ft 14 is 7l U Ii TS noi T 8 SS UT 1 21 Th OVIU 4 Nab 64 16 PI TO 16 1 IL 11.1 p. 4 pm 711 I I 19 1818 39 49 8 9 72 73 U sat T 6di .- rn i Gaslight and Co'-:e-City of Moscow Gas, 13', ; Great Central. ; f Docks-London ar..l st. Katherine, 54, 3. Waterworks-!:olio, 121, f ; ditto DM, 54 ; Southwick and Vauxhall, Canals-Regttt. ocLondoni, 23. The followin2 prices were realised yesterday at the sale at the Upen Stock Exchange (Limited):" India Tea Coup .117 of Caehar, 101. fully paid, at R, ; 111 mseines Lind, 20/. 6 per cent. Bonds. 1676, 4!. fkl. to 4!. ; ditto, 1872, 4/. ss. ; Consolidated Land of France. Certificate of Debenture, Div. 6 par cent., on 6/1/. 31. ; ditto, for 34!. 10s., on 24/. 10a, paid, at 2g. Ga. ; ditto, VW., on 912. paid, Is. !41.: ditto, 460/., on 310/. paid, I Is. ; ditto for 801. 10e., on 40/. ilk, paid, 2s. 6d. ; ditto. 2.5301., on 1,270/. paid, 2/. 12s. 6d.; ditto, fully paid, lfo. shares, 12e. ; Poyais Land Deben ture, 1,000 acres, 21s. to 35. ; ditto, 1,000/.:1 per cent. Consolidated Stoclf. 2'.:D. ; ditto, 5001.3 per cent. ditto, at U. 21. ; Westminster Palace Hotel, 10/. fully 4/. 7s. to 51. ; International Hotel Company, 51. fully shares, 2s. 911. ; H. , l;es' Distillery Company VW. paid , at 50s. ; Brighton Hotel Company, 31. paid, 4s. ; Roan Grande Gold, 12s. paid, at IN. ; ditto, U. fully paid, 15e. 9d. ; British and American Telegraph, 2/. The half-yearly interest, due the Ist November on Segue la Grande Railway 7 per cent. Bonds, I advertised for payment in due course by the Colo nial Company (Limited). The following is from the tea circular of Mesas. Sillar and Bateman, dated yesterday : A large business has been transacted during the fortnight in red leaf teas, from 2e. up to 24.6 d. to 2s. 9d., and a black leaf from 2s. up to 2s. 841.-the latter chiefly far export. For all kinds below Is. 10d. in value the de mand has been small, and it is very difficult to effect sales. Common black-leaf kinds of all seeming import are without change. Dust is a fraction lower. A ilood many parcels of Oolong are on the market, and fine kinds are a little cheaper. Scented teas.-Foochow kinds are in good demand at full prices. Canton sorts are without change. Green teas continue very scarce and are muck, wanted, particularly fine Mo oes. Uncoloured Japans. -The cargo of the Lord Coll t ngwood consisted chiefly at low and medium descriptions, and sales have been freely made from Is. 2, L to Is. 6d. per lb. Public sales of China teas were held on the 15th and 16th instant. 12,617 packages were offered, and 9,350 changed hands, nearly all being printed " without reserve" ; medium red-leaf congou et new season's import selling at a decline of Id. to 2,1. per lb. On the 22nd the Assam sales took place, when 2,632 packages were disposed of, Pekoes and fine description, showing an advance of 3d. to 4d. per lb. Further melee se China teaser. advertised for the sth proximo. Catalogues not yet issued. Our last telegram from China reports the shipment of 4,000,0001 b, in the fortnight, against 7,000.0001 be. in the same fortnight last year ; the ton& shipments of new season's tea to date being 71,000,0001ki. against 69,000,00011, last season, including the cargoes et vessels lost, The arrivals have been heavy for the fort night, viz., eight vessels, with nearly as many millions at. pounds of tea, the June ships haring made good passages. FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 941 to 1, both for money and the 7th November, opened this morning at 941 to }, and closed at 941 to I. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92,i to 3. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, jl, 3, 4 ; ditto, for account, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 3, 21, 3 ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1131, 14, 13 i ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001, ; ditto, C.atificates, ditto Four per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five-and-a -H per Cent., 109 ; ditto Bonds, 625., 655., 625. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock, as well as the rupee paper, was rather dull. Exchequer Bills remain firm, at 275. to 30s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was not much business, but Equador, Brazilian of 1865, the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, and Turkish of 1858 im proved per cent., and Greek Coupons 1. Italian of 1861 rose lin the morning, but closed wormy than yesterday, in response to lower prices from Paris. MINES.-(TIII8 DAY.) OM o'CLooz. The mining market is quiet, as usual on a Satur day. There is a demand, however, for West Chi verton, Great Vor, Prince of Wales, and West Kitty shares. Some of the present quotations are as f °Sows : West Chiverton, 63} to 66} ; Great Vor, 171 to 181 ; Prince of Wales, 525. to 545. ; West Kitty, 15s. to 20a. ; West Drakewalls, ss. to is. 6d. ; Marko Valley. 6 to I ; North Chiverton, 41 to ; West Caration, 8 to 9 ; East Lovell, 8k to I ; and North Treskerby, 325. 6d. to 355. Foreign and colonial mining shares have been dealt in to a moderate extent at the following prices :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2to prom. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to ,4 prem. ; f Pestarena, fto g prem. ; Chontalea , fto dis. ; Roesa Grande, to f ; Ango-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 2 to 2} ; Frontino and Bolivia, 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 1} to 1 ; and Central American, I dia. to par. The subjoined report on the metal market is front Wears. von Dadelaren and North : We cannot report any improvement in the metal mar ket ; business remains very dulL Iron.—Welsh ban remain at V. 15s. to tit. 55., and rails at st. 10a. The de mand for Staffordshire is by no means animated. Scotch pig iron, after receding to Wm. cash, closes at Si.. dd. Copper.—English is very dull, and demand slack; prices unchanged. India sheets, SOL ; tough ingot, ;U. No transactions repotted in Australian. Burro nominally, Slt. ; Wallaroo, 811. to 821. Ch il i bars sold at ill. Tin, —A considerable business has been done in Straits at 901. call, and a little at 901. 10s., and 911. 10s. paid for distant arrival. Banco, nothing done here. In Holland, price renvins at 53:f. English tin is in fair demand at :nut • shade under offieid quotations. Tin plates.—Demand remains slack, prices unaltered. Lend is dull and lower, good English pig, ltd. is. 11. ; L1..19/. 15s. Spelter has been:in demand, and prices higher, 211. mea. paid on the spot, and for specials in outports. W.A. VI. Sheet tins has advanced to 2s/. Antimony has advanced to 410. At East Cant Brea meeting yesterday the so counts showed a credit balance of 3091. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARICIT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Annazed are the quotations. Town tallow, 445. ; Petemburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. Yd. ; Year, 41.. fid. to 445.; December, 445. to 445. :W.; Spring, 445. 611. to 445. MARKET AVERAGES.—Town tallow, 445. fd. ; fat ditto, 2s. 3d. ; yellow Russia, 43.. tid. ; Melted stuf 33e. 6d. ; rough ditto, 19s. ; grooves, 20a. ; god dregs, lie. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles J..mes Easton reports trade slow at the fol lowing prices, viz. :—Prime clover, 90s. to 10.3. : inferior ditto, gthi. to 7.7. a. a.: prime hay, 725. Cid. to NU. ; inte rior at,, 33., to tAls. ; straw, &is. to 38s. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) - flintiness is moderately brisk, and the best descriptions of produce maintain last week's prices. Pears and apples comprise the usual vat ieties now in season. Imports this week consist, among other things, of prickly pears, of which there are large an :vale ; and chestnuts are also now making their appeerauce. Hamburg grapes are still good. Oporto onions, large and fit,e, realise from 12a. to Ls. per large ease. Peas of the Ne Plus Ultra, Veitch's Perfection, end first-crop varieties may still be bad. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids. fuchsias, pelargoniums, balsams, asters, mignonette, awl roses. . IRCIT. Apples, per bushel, ts to Ss Oranges, new, per 100, 01 toes Figs, per doe, Is to Ss I Peaches. per duo., 'l4 to 15z 1.11 ,erts, per lb., Is I Pears, per don, as to Ss Orspes, per lb ,Is 6.1 to ts 1 Pine Apples, per 1b.,,1e Od to es Lean.us„ purr hat 4:4 t., los Plums, p. half dere, es Pd to is Maws, each, :Is to Ls \Valuate per bushel, lOs to les Seasaines, per dor., Ss to al I ..... VICGEI Artichokes, per dos., is to do Beans,Kkine),p .i•stoitiond Be, t. per dos., Is to is cabling...a, per dur., Is Sd to ti t'arriu 4. per hued,. n 4 to Sd t'aulitiowers, p. , 3s to nu Celery. per bundle. It to Is td eurtnaliers, nth, tid to Is Endive, per wore. 1. Cd to is Garlic and Shallot , . per Herbs, pee Iranch. 24 to 4,1 Ilona Rudisb,p. baud. .3s to 5s Leeks, per hunch. t o 44 Lettuces, per ecure, is to Is 64 'A ALTA. Slink per bunch. ed Mushrooms, p. pott . le ed tall thdone, per buW, 4s to es Parsnips, per doe,, dd to Is Parsley. per hunch, 2d to 4d Peas, per peek, la to lead Potatoes, York Repents. y. Win ISOS to Ides Rocks, do., 9es I. 100 s Fl!ii;i, - 1360!? 14Os_. Other aorta, 71c. to aft Spinach, per hush., es to Ss T..ratoea, per doz., ft to la Tamps, per bunch. 4.1 to 66. CONFECTIONERS AND REFRESHMENT House nrirEnn.— At the Liverpool Police-court yesterday a question of consblerable importance to confectioners sad the keepers of refreshment houses was discussed at length. Under the Refreshment Houses Act • person can keep a Louse open until 1 a.m.. but under the "Wipe and Spir.t Vaasa, Act the closing boar is 11 p.m. The question was, '• Can a person who has both licenses, and who does not sell beer after 11 a.m.. keep his holies open until the later hour!" As great different:sof opinion existed among* the legal gentlemsn in court, it was resnived that the s should be submitted to the Recorder for an authoritative decision. 0 a.• .e' 000 4,600 - 1,64 H .. 14,800 _ I.PA 14,600 4 6,000 ISI 8i xd id ... li bif lasi ... (4 38 - 102 es tit.° 17 17. W Co 98 100 87 110 141 121 40 60 44 46 11 Is/ 93 96 11 I 96 911 111/ 51 lon i s 104 uoi Te 10. VII 10Th 11 161 I. - 103 f 4{ I Silos. 6 3 el 7 8 426 436 i I 16_ IT 4 6 I 4 8 9. zd I.;ltt 63-16 - tl6 1.61 dlar r.' - I I 1 11-10 651 6 19: 1109