The Express. — London, England, 1867-12-02 00:00:00

THETFORD ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) (BY TELEGRAPH.) THErFORD, MONDAY. The Lord Advocate was returned this morning sithout opposition. Iu returning thanks be touched but •tightly upon politics. THE C4B QUESTION. THREATENED STRIKE. LATEST PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) After repeated interviews at the House of Com mas and the House.officie, and the presentation of the etition of the cab proprietors in reference to the obnoxious mse in the Metropolitan Streets Act, coupled with an •!icial intimation from Sir Richard Mayne, that " a lamp provided, properly trimmed and lighted, during such time ..tween sun-set and sun-rise as may be fixed by the ,mmissioners of the police," the several cab owners in tie metropolis seem determined to try other means of ...fence. The acting committee engaged in the interest the proprietors had the following announcement ex :, nsively posted and placed on the cabs this morning : • No lamps with oppressive liabilities and regulations. .1 great meeting of cab proprietors and drivers will be held Exeter Hall on Tuesday evening, December 3, at 7 :clock. All drivers are requested to be at home at 4 .'cluck." The committee will assemble this afternoon at the ilanborne Hotel, to decide on the resolutions to be sub mitted to the meeting. At present there are over 5,700 c.ibe plying for hire in the metropolis, divided into five districts ; and such is the organisation, that 1,500 can be stopped at an hour's notice from the central district alone• On the other hand, it may be mentioned, as showing the iletzrmination of the authorities to abide by the law, that this morning a proprietor took a new cab to the Ring's cross.road policelitation for " annual inspection" without the lamps, and the inspector on duty refused to " pass" the vehicle " without the lamps properly trimmed and lighted." Among other propositions to be introduced at Exeter.hall, it is understood that every cab will be removed from the streets after 4 o'clock p.m. from the 4th inst. to the Ist of January. There is a further report that should the order be retained every cab proprietor at the next licensing day will return his plate to the Inland Revenue-office, and will apply for letting licenses, and let out the cabs from his own private yard. In the meantime the public are but too likely to suffer inconvenience. WHAT. & Essex, Kent, rod, '6B to 'a GO tote vat*, 'e6 to G 7 60 to 71 ATLARTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. I Norio& and Etncoln (THIS DAY.) red lIAII2II 60 to ea An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at noon at the London Tavern, the lion. J. STUART WORTLEY in the chair, for the purpose of appointing a committee of shareholders to assist and advise the directors sa to the best means for carrying out such measures as may be deemed necessary to improve the position of the company, either by amalgamation with the Anglo-American Telegraph Company or by raising the necessary capital to redeem the existing charge of 125,000/. per annum on the revenue of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and to aid the board in the consideration of other important matters. The CHAIRMAN. in opening the proceedings, expressed his gratification at meeting the shareholders under more favourab'm circumstances than he used to meet them. The object of the meeting was, he said, explicitly stated in the advertisement ; it was to ask the shareholders to appoint a committee to consult with the directors at a critical pe riod, though a period at which there was a prospect of in creased advantage. The number of the board was small, Sir E. Cunard was frequently on the other side of the Atlantic ; other directors were often compelled to be absent, and under these circumstances it was desirable that the board should have the assistance of a committee of shareholders. Since the successful laying of the cable it bail been proved that the deeper a cable the safer, and that cables three MAN under the ocean were steadier in their operations than cables in shallow water. All the interruptions that bad occurred were connected with the coast line*, and these were now greatly improved. There were now two sound cables across the Atlantic, and two sound ones be tween Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. The re. septa from this traffic had been most satisfac tory. At the present time they approached the utmost the board bad ever hoped for—namely. HOW. a day, and the increase was gradual and natural. The receipts since July last averaged 9001. a day. All calculations of the rate of telegraphy made before the cable was laid put it at not more than five words a minute ; the number actually sent was now fifteen. In conclusion be said there was reason to hope that a satisfactory arrangement would be made with the Anglo-American Company. He concluded by mowing a formal resolution nearly identical with the notice of the meeting ; stating that for the two accident, arising from the icebergs, there would have been a dividend of 4 per cent for holden if the original I,ooof. shares ; and expressing a hope that ethin the next few months there would be an improve. ment in the state of affairs in the City which would ,sable the company to raise the required capital. Captain HAMILTON seconded the motion. In reply to a question respecting the new tariff, The Climantos said he expected that that tariff would :tad to a loss at first but to a considerable gain afterwards. The resolution having been adopted, The CHAIRMAN moved that the following gentlemen should form the committee :—Mr. J. Cunliffe Pickersgill, Mr. Alfred Harris, jun., of Bradford ; Mr. John George Sedan*, a gentleman engaged, as was stated, in the Anserissa trade ; and Mr. W. H. Stephenson. Sir C. LA/EPSON, in seconding the motion, expressed his conviction that the main portion of the mercantile cor •rmndeites between this country and America would ultimately be carried on through the medium of the Atlan tic cable. Malting --•• Eti to 46 Distilling Grinding 33 to 38 MALT _ __ . _ • . Baser Norfolk. and Suffolk 6O to 70 Kingston and Wars 72 to 75 Brown 6O to 62 ___ Rte Ne• 4G to Emillah, feed - Uto 28 potato B2 to 36 Bcoteb, feed YOE Per Qr. WK!A?. Dantgle end Konigs berg 7O to BO isetoek t Ifeeklen- - 1, - ,iii - - ------ ato 7a Denims Russian. bard soft American, red — to „ white 851u.nr . . Grinding Distilling Melting —._ OLT Dutch 1121.7 . 15ig --- .... 14 to Se - 7 I ARRIVALS OF ORLIN, ete.. E WATER CARRIAGE FROM INCLUSIVE. The CHAIRATAN, before putting the resolution, adverting to the question of competition, said he felt certain that some years must elapse before any effective competition could take place, and referred to the failure of the French concession as an illustration of the difficulty of establish iog • rival cable. The motion was carried, and the proceedings termi- nated in the usual manner. Stock on hand this day..caeks Delivery last week Ditto from lit Jane Arrival MA week Ditto from let June PrieeT. C. on spot tide day.— Ditto Tows bat Friday .... BETTMG 1N LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) _ 215 P.M. Speculation was to-day entirely confined to the Derby, for which several hones were backed, especially Typhon' and Harvester, the fint-tamed being backed some seven or eight times at 1,000 to 60, and the latter at 1,000 to 30 four or five times. Quotations as follow : TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 8 to 1 agst Formosa (off, tloto 1) DERBY. 6 to 1 Ressierneisn (t) 6 to 1 Lady Elisabeth (off, t7to 1) 1000 to 70 Green Sleeve (t) 1000 Ps 60 Typhceus (e) 20 to 1 Blue Gown (t) 1000 to 30 Harvester (t) 1000 to 11) Chelsea (t) LIST OP WINNING JOCZATX The following list will show the number of v:aning mounts attained by those jockeys who have 0 /Mined double figures, up to and including the late Croydon Meeting: A',lttt A lona, J IR Jeffery 37 Eater 94 Kenyon t amens B6 Lawrence I alone Inc. 1 dad best,. 00 Lattes 35 1 /MA l5 Maldraent Album B. l7 Haan, J is Deer, T. U Madan(lae. 1 dead best) se li, r i i , it . Cement ( 41.4 lO Parry 27 Tue. Z. 1 'rey, H. 13 oshoek toe. 1 dead beat..) 32 Pe ppler i /*twice 43 Quince l9 I''o , Ilwards, A. f qahsai • 0 146 Stereos, 0 .. 10 !tech T. 34 Taylor. H. 6 .0.1 win '• - egory . • ' Inohatt,J SS Waddington, O. 4 earlaold Ibbtett l9 Wells 'whoa 4 .ixtalde lawn, 11. NEW RAILWAY BILL,. —The notice, of inyenneu i!Pplication to parliament for railway bills in the session of for WO as compered with In for 1867, 450 for 1886, 14463 and 360 for 1864. Considering the protracted tired % of the panic of May, 1866, and the continued want of confidence in railway enterprise and railway securities tenerally, it see= surprising that so many notices for the acorporation of new companies should have been given to tarry out what might he considered 'my doubtful pro ; and as powers are sought to lease or sell some of them to other companies, the object appears speculative tad intended for private advantage. About 50 per cent. Of the intended bills are for the extension of the time granted in 1464, 18e.5, and 1866, for the purchase of lands sad completion of wo r k s ; i nc l u di ng a l so th e a b an d onmen t of several branch and extemdon lines, acts for which were obtained two years ago by great exertions and at enormous expense. With the exception of notion of application for the extension of ti me t o p urc h ase l an d s an d comp l e t e works, and to abandon useless and fighting lines, those for the actual recuirernents of established companies are very few. Arrival tor the week ending Dec. 10 last yemr, 443 casks, and delivery. tns casks. The arrival last week comprhed 4.910 casks Petersburg, 302 Odessa, and 6TI South America ; total, 5,843 cuts. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a very short supply of beasts, and conse quently priors have advanced fully 2d. per 81bs. ; trade, however, is dull for middling qualities. There are not quite so many sheep as on Monday last, bat quite sufficient for the demand • indeed a clearanoe cannot be effected. Prices are no hefer. We have but few calves, and prices bare advanced. Our foreign supply consists of 710 beasts, 5,870 sheep and 75 calves. From Scotland 110 beasts, Ireland:WO:and 2,800 from the Northern and Mid land counties. Per stelae of alba •d. •d. I Per stone 02 BTha • d.• d. Bed Scum, Bereft 6 0 5 4 Best Daidtlll-bdsBla 0 0 0 Rest Short-horns 4 10 6 2 , Best Long-w 0015.... 4 4 • Mooed goal. bomb 3 0 2 0I Do. do. Morn.... 0 0 0 Calves Pt* Best Des&Mbrede 4 8 6 0, Lambe Berea at mart* 3,900 ; &asp •nd lamb.. 2 43 3 0; maven. 88 vow 880. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs Patteaden and Smith report the trade con tinues without alteration, there being little or nothing doing, and quotations are merely nominal. DEATH OF SIR ROUNDELL PALMER'S MOTHER. — It was announced this day at the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, that the mother of Sir Roundell Palmer expired last night during the storm, near Regent's-park. Sir Roundell Palmer was absent from the committee. SACRrLEQZ.—The new Church of St. Clement's, Nottinthill, was broken into late on Saturday night. The thieves succeeded in carrying off the communion cloths, all the robes, certain', and other effects. They were, however. diasppointerl in what was probably their object— the finding the church plate, which, is always kept else- where. St. Clement's is the church of the district in which St. Andrew's Iron Church was destroyed by En some few months since. QUEENSTOWN, DEe. 2.—The National Steamship Company's steamer Helvetia, from New York, arrived here at 9 o'clock this morning. She landed passengers, and proceeded for LiverpooL All well. POST NUPTIAL IMPEDIMENTS TO MATRIMONY. — A girl need not give up all her amusements because she has captured a husband ; but the young married woman who is to be seen, night after night, racing down a ball-room with whiskered pandours and fierce hussars must find difficulty in attending to her household duties in the morning. Ten to one the husband breakfasts by himself, or in company with the newspaper only ; not a bad substitute, it may be, for a wife who is not more than half awake, and cress from weariness and want of sleep. There is no reason why the married sister should dress more dowdily than the un married ; but the hideously extravagant fashions of dress which prevail in good society are too often caricatured and burlesqued by the young English wife. The matron DOW a-days quite eclipses the maiden. She flirts more indus triously ; she waltzes more violently ; she dresses more outrageously. " Hang it !" said 1)—, the other day, speaking of a well-known beauty, who bas not yet ceased to reign, " she knows as much slang as a ca b man, she thinks as much as a fish, only it's enrages, she gambles like Fox and Sheridan together, she wears a dress which the French police would exclude from the AM , * "Wahine ; and it's for a jade like this that you ask me to give up my crust of bread and liberty—my shilling whist and my pipe. Not if I know it," D— is a cynical philosopher ; but I suspect that in some respects his sketch is not muc h over drawn. —Fraser's Magazine for December, TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1867. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The arrivals of wheat from Essex and Kent h►ve been only moderate, but in fair condition. The attendance at this morning's market was thin, and trade for most de scriptiors of produce was heavy. English wheat waavery dull of sale, and although holders were willing to submit to a reduction of 2s. per quarter, very few transactions took place. The importations of foreign wheat have been on a fair average scale. The demand for all qualities was most in active, and sales could only be effected at a reduction in price. Malting barley was quite as dear as on Monday last, but grinding and distilling qualities were difficult to dispose of. We have no change to notice in the malt trade, but the inquiry was far from active. A steady business was passing in oats, at an improve ment of 3d. to fid. per quarter. The importation of foreign oats has been rather extensive. _ Beans and peas were in more request, and values were firmly supported. Linseed sold slowly at late rates. Rapeseed was heavy. Agricultural seeds moved off slowly about previous terms. No change in cakes. Town•numle flour was dull, but without altera tion in price. Country made and inferior foreign had a drooping tendency in value. Trade in all descriptions of floating produce has been in active, and prices have ruled rather easier. In arrived cargoes of wheat, fine qualities were held for fully late rates ; but inferior parcels could not be disposed of at • decline of Is. to 2s. In cargoes on passage, and for shipment, there has been very little doing, and the quotations are nominallT unaltered. We quote Ghirka, Nicolaieff, arrived, b9s. 6d. ; ditto, Taganrog, 58a. to G2s. ; Berdianaki, 70s. to 70a. Gd. per 4921ba. ; Polish, Nicolaieff, 67e. •. Saida, Alexandria, fits. 3d. ; Danubian, Salina, 60s. to 61s. per 4801bs. Cali fornian, on passage, has sold at 70s. per 5001 be. No tran sactions have been reported in maize, prices are conse quently unaltered. Barley has sold slowly at Gd. decline in value, Danubian, arrived, having realised 335. 6d.; Syrian, 33a. 4jd. per 1001bs. There has bees a rather increase d demand for rye, and, the quantity on offer being compa ratively small, prices have slightly improved. Danubian, on passage, may be quoted at 50s. 6d.; ditto, to be shipped, 51s. 6d. per 4801bs. Oats have met with little inquiry. Beans are firmly held for late rates, but no arrivals have been reported. Black Sea linseed, on passage, has sold at 655. 6d. Rapeseed is inactive. ARRIVAL or Bisris.—English, linseed, 64 ; rapeseed, 460 ; and sundry, 859 qrs. Pereira, tares, 612 ; linseed, 6,321 ; rapeseed, 16,300; and sundry, 707 quarters. EXPORTS. —Wheat, 1,470 ; oats, '7 ; rye, 125 ; linseed, 2,142 ; oilseed, 2,121 ; maize, 70 ; and canary seed, 45 qrs. ZEL !se Or OA_, 6. Scotch potato Irish, black white 26 to 19 Batas. Per Tr: Map - 41 to 45 TM* 44 to 48 Hams 4O to 50 7181401 5l to 52 -___ Grey 44 to 44 34 1 7 1: to 49 to 50 Boilers _ — to hors. Town mad*: TreilllO lbs. Household 6B to 59 Country Norfolk sad Suffolk, Si skip 6O to 62 OATS. INir. qr. Ong m• Danish and Swedish 23 to 27 Bossism _____ Danish EMU= PIA& __ . Maple Boilers _ 46 to 46 IRDUR CORR. White ♦7 to 48 Yellow nous. French, pat sank 46 to 52 Spanish „ 46 to Anseiican. par het .. at to 38 Canadian 55 to 38 !ITO LONDON BY LAND AND NOV. 25 TO NOY. 30, BOTU Wheat Barley. ern Ora. trait& 6061 4633 Scotch .... 10 Foreign .. 29906 7660 Total .. 37966 , MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.). St GAIL—The market for raw since Friday has been in active. For refined, dry goods continue quiet, but for pieces there is a steady inquiry. Come—For Plantation Ceylon there is a more active inquiry, and about 100 maks have been sold at dim prioes. TlA.—There is no alteration in the demand for this article. Rica.—A parcel of Ballam sold for arrival at 10s. 6d., ex @hip. SALTPETEL-500 bags of refraction 43 sold at the former pries of 19.. 61 cash. CA3PROR.-120 casks Japan sold at 71. to 71. 2a. 6d. Corrog.—The market is doll, and pekoe. are again easier. HEMP.—A small parcel of Bann mold at 221. 15s. Kati 0434. ream Peas Th ar. pea gra pea pm Wis. ;arta 18143 3378 1 1723 391 .. .20461 .... DOM 14 3688 8861 NS • 18147 86613 1737 3480 886 1211/7 TALLOW MARRET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 41e. 9d. ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 42m. 6d. ; December, 425. ; Sprang, ; March, 434. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALIA)W. 1866. I 1806. 48,184 60,247 49,148 1,994 2,290 '',040 46,000 69,472 60,647 3,433 6,362 6,186 62,333 i 77,246 171,470 •d. s. 49 0 bl 6 d. d.' N 9 0 0 9 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) ORDINARY SHARES AND SIOCIES. U. 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W.ol lip. a. 11 - 1 121 110,00411elliskOolto.fp6t..1117111 1010.00v.4 D0. 4..1877.61. Do.ftoroklittlthvg. Do. Swot/far. 0,11 - 0114, Do. porollaa.43 181,806 Do. Spero& laa. Tf o llr i°H. C.lZ:lBool , Do. do. 1800.00, I Do. do. 1100411 114.111 D0.60.4.40.&006.1000 100,000 lioylos,ltov. 1061, 6 p.ot: 813,900 Do. 1878, do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1871 do. I 100,000 Mantillas. pot 01..1870 100,000 Do. 1 1870 0)0,000 Do. 862 341, Do. 18NI, 186,100 004 17sta/Oov.ep.o.Ap.koe.l 100,500 Do. do. May&Nov. 166,000 Now BranaGov.Sporot. 1.116,900 Now South Walla CWT.,' I p. am:O.M7l to DIMS' 1071,800 Do. Op. 0.1868 to 1106 801,000 D0.6p.c.r.1d87 to 1676 160,600 Now 9oalund6poe oast. 1.400.000 Do. &per cook 600.000' Do. S per cont. 1801 150,000 Do.do.ltellono&Doo 100.000 Nova Scotia 6p. 0,1875 1.816,100 Queensland 00.. Op. oh 1,177,00 Do. Do. 1861 .... 116.100 &Anal Gov. 6 p. &M I De. 1878 sod p AT odO Jul, I, Do. 11 0. 04 Aprll4oB _BAITIIiII al Clifford AiriaL ..... Dor. G. Coo. (Tar Wok ) Maturate East Bum* (11logoa) I isit ...art Loon W. Burell ('raristk ) - Offiliblar Bt. Allb7ll 4 Great Limy (limited) Groat Sootk Tolgus O. W. Vor (Holston) • ChmovUle Hod's 100 t..... - Ettoeston Downs Margaret (17ny Wont) - Marl's Valiq ..... 4 Ywyndy Iron Oro New 84ton. .. North ltdeltrer —• North Wlirat Crotty United . (U. .. - 8. Condon iit. Cider) itW. Timm (Illegue) tray Palk Tin Z.Noit Wei lend (1 flogoak) W. Oman alalward) Wog Chtswks West Moe MI6 Ismss In. mow = n tk): WlliryAna (Wiebsa ) Mimi Beton we. Trislawarr =at 1 VOLICION MINIS. AlantUlas Lbatiod) Astgiearta.Gold(lAm ) Azatntlas &lak e Ce &Zttd l CbsolairG. & F Min., Zottete, N. Iter Nast DA 1_147 (Waited); =taltltradOk =Is=lorl) tadsanlanimited).. 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Ff. c 7O 0? , li.iii MOO,OOO ~~ i 106.000 *OOO 76,000 12,600 16,000 61,N0 00,000 !.e.iil 11.00• *COO 4187,1 n 60.000 40,000 10,000 110,000 30300 44,000, *ON 10,Swil0 i:iiil 105 ii I 1800,000 110.100 20,000 20,000 16000 10,003 34,004 BO GOO siokeoo acooo ~;000, 14,100 61111,1100 ii.ies Ism* A. I 11.1110 eat 1 10.000 NANO lUIO 11.010 11.000 50,0* ii:aii UDAYAIIII3. SECURTTIBL 1011 1004 105 107 106 107 101 108 106 107 107 100 104 108 103 103 103 103 91 100 961 911 100 101 109 110 10 9 1 1 9 4 109 110 103 105 101 193 102 103 107 ISO 112 113 110 112 it it ti . 31 39).419 ^ • --- i SS 40 4 6 IS 14 a If 8 10 67 69 141 I 11 Dar I -- —PT It 1 d's 1 1 t Sivas za It_ 11_ I _l ftto l 1 1 " idls; 2 l 1 41s * 4l par' 9 11 1} II Ilk T-1S A-1S WI I I; II M II IBA If i I • e S AY sill tab l in i II I rd I ta. pries,. 10 atiglo-nmarkenTeL(L. , 10 Artglo.Merlonn Mat , St. AIISIMIC Telegraph St. Do. 8 per Dent II Aostrellan Ardent fs Amtrallea IL Larn.(l f, 10 BangparakTeeSeteleeL 10 Berlin Waterworks (1 )1 10 Do. New 100 Salchow Vaughan (L )! S Bombay Gas (Ltrolled) S Do Now.. ... .. ... 60 British Amerken lead SL B. d L Mag. TeL (L.) 1 *L eaned* Company 19 ICansellenLoand InAL ) 110 EV: 10 °° =e 110 ChlneSt.Ship&L Otall. ' 10 iCaty Maraud, Linda*. II CityolLondonß.Pro.(L.) SO aq of Milan Imgeo.(L i 121 Do 111 Clty of Moscow Gas (TO IS City 0611ces (Lbs.) 161 (Ltadted) SO Do. SO MI lJnlora Ina: 10 .Coen. otAtricanfier.(L) 10 Coutlneotal Un.Gas (L 10 Do IS Cop.M.ling..Pret Mg.'. 101 C. et 1An.114.11377,4ep.e. 100 Do. do. 140, illa. 1 0 0 C. lor.s D. . l oid Magr i ( 1 . (1 ) ) L. IL Preference' St. Delp. ct. Perp. Deo * DarleeiMg (Limbed) _ 111 L ateen MINIM Tee (L ' 64 lad4aLandC.4llML 20 S. India 'nig. et Canal SO Ebbw Val* ..t:2l . ' 1 10 IllgyptlenCori•1(1: . IS. ISlectrlo Telegraph ilO Do. New a ling.dAna.Copper( Um, 100 .rg l jt c =r( i ; 10 PalrbalraTtigtneerlug 20 Fore-at (Warehouse ( L 10 ,GeneralCreditt Db.(1.1 16 t;en. Steam Navigritin 60 ' ome&ColoadaLts.g. 10 onglto d Cbina G 10 uchon's Say 9) . Leaden. Mane Mes 1 11 In d ian ' Carrying (Lim. 10 Internat. Ilnedgos.(L. SS isternat.leadCredlkL 110 Italian Leal . 10 Italian Inig. (Oadtkm 11111 Do. 6p. a Bda. r. le 1 ll SI Land" Secarltlea(l2o.) Si I"fries Len. It Oaled a er ah t M. : 10 Lon.OoentyLend .7 6 , Loud. DletriclTMeg. 60 !Lund. Arun. As.o. 1., , 6 Land. G. OnialletaC.(L SO &Glam. Iltog.Co.( L , 10 Lend. horny:Miliaria , St. M La ' Madras 'Mira. It Mal, ' 6p. mg. by ImiLanGoe. 10 MandtlasLand. de. (L I 10 *edit,. Eaten. Tel ,L; 1 N Merchant Shipping (L ~ St l I.llwall 9.Ld.dDock(L SO MlllwelllronWorke. * • 10 Nand Land a OoLO. (L i 26 rational Db. Com. (I. 116 XatlowalProv.Martne( 10 SatlonalStoun Nay.iL. 10 6 - NstinuidaCoaldlron, L. 41 10 If ewConaolklat. DU. (L.' 11 New brada, uwobd 1 • .Xm Que larte ' 411. A. ," .- ii ke...—..sti Laii.m.a , 1 26 11.Zoaland T.& LOSII (L .1 I 10 iforlhorsAmmaThalL, 4 10 I s Do. B all 111. .Drla Auttalaalan (L 1100 10 .S.Brltot.Mareen.ln.(L : Ili 16 Marino tonna 1 I so (Lk& 11 6 OelognalGes(lAndtad) 1 el I Do. New 10 (alma Inland Staana(L, a l il 10 Otago & %Wand Invest. I 6 041.4nan Gas (Llnattod el 111 Mama 1.11. toam(L. , ail 1 Do. do. • all IS. 140111.1v.Lanalt Kle.(L 100 i 16 Penthoelar& o.Otame WI 1110 DO. do. No. 1656 all 110 Do. do. do. NCI 6 60 , tk i canoy Iron .... ISi 11 1 New • d i 26 11.1oLCIWIroprov.(L.) 1 el 1 SO talo Jamnro lbw (Lk& it ell KO lloyal Mall Sloan 110 It. 14.431..1Liatra. luvost.(L 6111 IC noon. d'l.wpio (L.)i W SO . ktrican Y.& la. (L) 6 16 . thAnatrallau land— al 16. Setneadno T D ,140. 1 1 Do Scrip ,el 116 tral.Onairea&Mane L I) ai 11 Thames& learloy In(L ) I ID Theldad Poirolouna (L,l Ili 10 Fst&Aaincy of Aea.(L 1 10 .& L Co. er IT. Canada I SO Marino of Liver. (L) I 16 WOW DiacoantCurp,'Ll 6 6 Unliod IL. Woe. Co.(L), all II I Do. 10 par coot proL Si 20 Velma. Marlow 1E44.) 5 10 's 11ppar Amapa Tie..., all SS Dlneasn Led (L); IN ...41001 1110 IV IVlswe ) elllgapi(lbe.(L. , all 6e.000 00 Wawa Swam (Loy 3.1 MI SS Ai lfealattlai • Call p kr.4II•MUL II salm in :'lOO 100 ,1 • k 1 i !ta i t. 6"41 - 41 124 IS 14 2 pm I :1114 17 11 114 114 44 NI I IMI 1 dk 2 141. 161 1 1 .114 2 2 Us 16 10 dim 1! IS 144 171114 8 6 die IP3 7 5 dls 13 16 6 103 104 104 1044 eidisl 4 3 dig 11 13 SW 103 1011 111 7 5 11:..1 72 OA+ 6 (11;1 1 146 16.11 F 41 aid!. 162 167 1 4 si lb 10 84k Ti iilTsl psr cril i Si vd St 3 dia _ _ _ ._ -!‘} B to 151 161 141• 111 4 a 44' if L 64 3 /5 40 3611 i. 4.1 if fell: If II I, es - 11 21 11/4 },14 par 104_ 104 -- ii iiils 2 If SO 40 $0 40 14 04.41, .21 Tt. idle pEn - 1 Ipm i iLI 30 40 13, i• 8 16 17 FL 10 4A , 5 1 1 6 id, i Ivin sal 1,116 ser 21 6 6 24 S SS 16 66 CO 6s 60 1 1 1P. 20 1 1 4 1:t 21 a 88 88 118 1214 71 61 412 Nam S 5 la S 6 75_ l r Pl 3 1 pm 2 3 e DID 4 4 6 3 72.1-I' U I 7 Idi NONNI MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) this o'Ogota. Owing to the additional sales for a fall, the stock markets opened this morning at a fresh re duction, especially as regards home railway securi ties. Caledonian was pressed for sale, and was dealt in as low as 71, being If per cent. worse., The temilency is now somewhat better, and this stock,has recovered to the last price of Saturday. In. dome other instances, however, a decline of to 1 is observable. Consols have improved 1-16 per cent., and a few of the fc reign stocks f to f. Bank shares show firmness, but tinanclal are neglected. Colonial government securities meet with inquiry, in consequence of the satisfactory result of the tenders on Saturday for the Ceylon debentures. In the discount market the quotation for the best paper is firm at If per cent., though the de mand is rather quiet. It is thought that the rate will soon approximate to that of the Bank, in con nexion with the increased inquiry usually expe rienced at the end of the year. There is little de mand for short loans in the Stock Exchange, at 1 to 14 per cent. Consols are quoted 942 to 1, with div., for money, and 934 to g, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Celts. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady at 93 to 93,i. The railway market is rather firmer than at the commencement of business, yet several of the prin cipal stocks are lower than on Saturday. Great Northern original and A have declined 3 to 1 per cent., 'Midland 4, Metropolitan 11, and North British and Brighton, f. Subjoined are th e quotations :—Metropolitan, 118 to 4 ; Great West ern, 441 to ; London and North Western, 113# to f ; Midland, 111 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to 123 ; Caledonian, 724 to 73 ; South Eastern, 661 to 67 ; Great Eastern, 301 to ; Great Northern, 105 to 106 ; ditto A, 1084 to 104 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 194 to ; North British. 324 to 33 ; Brighton, 514 to 52 ; Berwick, 99} to 100 ; and York and North Midland, 93} to 94f. The foreign stock market is rather firm, and a rise of fto per cent. has occurred in Greek, Spanish Passive, and New Three per Cents, and Italian of 1861. The present quotations are as fol lows:—Turkish of 1862, 62 to 63 ; ditto of 1863, 331 to 1 ; Greek, 13 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 241 to k ; ditto New Three per Cents., 35/ to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 181 to 191 ; Italian of 1861, 461 to ; Egyptian, 85} to 861 ; and Mexican, 15/ to American securities aro in request, and have ad vanced. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 711 to 1, showing a rise of j per cent. ; Erie Railway shares, 47f to 481, being per cent. higher ; and Illinois Central, 88/ to 891—an improvement of 11 per cent. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have declined 2e. 6d., viz., to 18i to f ; but Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference are unchanged, at 4 to 4i. _ _ _ Bank shares are firm, with a moderate amount of business, oonsisting chiefly of purchases. Union of London have risen 11., the present price being 34} to 35} ; London and Westminster are at 69 to 70 ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, Ito 11 dis. ; London and County, 52 to 54 ; and Oriental Corporation, 43 to 44. Financial shares are without variation. General Credit, 21 to 2 die. international Financial are at 2# to 24 dis. ; London, 24 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 61 to 6f die. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have issued a notice reminding the holders of Spanish Passive Bonds that the conversion of the Spanish Passive and Deferred Debts of 1831 will definitively close on the 31st December next. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the London and Westminster Bank will be held on the 15th of January, to declare a dividend. A meeting of bondholders in the Italian Irriga tion Company, who have not joined the Bond holders' Protection Society, is called for the sth mist: " For the purpose of taking such steps as may appear necessary to protect the bondholders interests in the present perilous position of the company." A petition for the winding-up of the London Chemical Company (Limited), is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Stuart on the 13th inst. The mails from India, China, and Australia, have reached Suez, and are expected to be delivered in London about the 11th inst. Subjoined are the dates: Calcutta, Nov. 10; Point de Galle, Nev. 17 ; Shanglise, Oct. 26 ; Hong Kong, Nov. 1 ; Melbourne, Oct. 28 ; and Sydney, Oct. 24. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols and foreign bonds are steady, at the above quotations, but some of the English railway stocks have receded I to 4 per cent since 1 o'clock. Pending the publication of the report of the Caledonian Railway committee of investigation, great uncertainty prevails. The criticisms which have appeared in various journals and pamphlets have effectually shaken public faith in the com pany's aooounta, and this stock will doubtless con tinue to be a pivot whereon speculation in the entire railway market may be expected to turn until, as a result of the inquiry now in progress, a convincing answer is afforded to the serious questions lately raised. About 10,000 sovereigns from Buenos Ayres were sent into the Bank on Saturday. The Mending°, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought about 13,0001. in specie. The Shannon, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon with 6,460/. The Crown agents for the colonies disposed of 100,0001. of Ceylon G overnment Six per Cent. Deben tures on Saturday at their offices by public tender. The applications were 97 in number, and amounted altogether to 572,2001., at rates varying from 901. I to 1091. 3s. The minimum was fixed at 1081., above which rate 319,5001. was applied for. All tender at and above 1081. 13s. 6d. will receive in full, and one at 1081. 13s. to the extent of about one-third. This is the last instalmentof thee= of 700,0001. re quired for the completion of the Ceylon Railway from Colombo to Kandy. The prices obtained afford another proof of the favour extended by the Eng lish public to colonial government securities. A circular has just been forwarded to the shareholders of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail Company (Limited). The effect which the prevalence of yellow fever in the West Indies has had upon the traffic between this country and the Austra lasian colonies aid Panama is sufficient to account for the nonpayment of an immediate dividend by the company. In considering, however, the com pany's expectations of a really profitable trade, it must be borne in mind that the service is well per formed, and that there is no reason to apprehend for some years to come another outbreak of the fever in the West Indies. The twenty-third half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of the Scinde Railway Company (in cluding the Indus Steam Flotilla, Punjaub and Delhi Railways) will be held on Monday, the 23rd December. An extraordinary general meeting of the Mauri tius Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited) will be held on the 17th December. Creditors of the East India Cotton Agency (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. G. T. Hart, of Moorgate street. the official liquidator, by the 10th De cember. ad._ add a d. d. 810,000' 7,00J,000, 1 0 ,:::1 Ioq 1 10,000 II 00 11.0001 16,0 wood 10,0001 10 Mlle 1 ices !Ps i i 116.011, MOM 86. R 1* 161 2.16.6 if 16.6 110 111.7.0 Haed 40 10.4 114. 104 6.10.6 1117.6 di.10..s !MO 8.1/0 10.6.7 11 1.2.0 18.18.9 MAO 14 11 874 18 et, - .1 10 100 /00 !IC!. Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and Co. have announced the dividends due on the Bay of Havana and Matanzas (Cuba) Railroad Seven per Cent. Loan of 400,0001. of 1865, due on the 10th December, and on the loan of 250,000 f. of 1861, due on the 15th ; also on the Matanzas and Saba nilla Railroad Seven per Cent. Loans of 200,000!. of 1853, and 300,0001. of 1863. We have received, with a request that we will puV dish t, .me correspondence which has just passed bet ween Colonel Palmer, a director of the treat Etstern Railway. and Mr. Thomas Christy. Colonel Palmer charges Mr. Christy with having said at the Great Eastern Railway meeting on the 22nd No vember, that he (the colonel) is a director of six other companies, whereas he is a director of none other than the Australian Mining Company. In answer to Colonel Palmer's demand that he shall acknowledge the untruthfulness of this statement, Mr. Christy simply replies that, though he read from the Joint Stock Companies Directory the re corded names of directorships held by two of the Great Eastern directors, whose eligibility or other wise was the question before the meeting, and whose plurality of directorships, in his opinion, made them ineligible, he did not even mention Colonel Palmer's name at the meeting, or allude to him in any way. This denial the colonel chal lenges outright, declaring that he heard the words used, and referring for confirmation to a report in the Essex Standa4.d. Colonel Palmer concludes his letter in these words :—" If you do not reply to this communication I shall consider you are ashamed of having made an unprovoked attack upon me, or, fr m the state of excitement you were in, you really did not know what you said." And so the matter stands. _ _ _ The Admiralty will receive tenders on the oth Dec. for the supply of 5,000 bushels of split peas, 12,000 lbs. of pepper, 500,000 lbs. of auger, and laa,ooo lbs. of tobacco ; and on the 11th for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum. The following, in reference to firms in the India and China tr ad e, is from the Landon aid China Telegraph : No dividend has yet been declared on the estate al Maus. Robert Smith and Co., or Finley, Campbe ll , an Co., and the current opinion is that 2a. will be realised on the former and is. 6d. on the latter. Some opposing creditors in the latter case have accepted that see comps. mime. In the anus of Messrs. Lindsay and Co. the final guaranteed dividend of 2a. 6d., completing 7.. 6d., will be paid by the guarantors in February next. There is no probability of the creditor' getting any far ther sum, and we believe the estate will leave a heavy 1w to the guarantors. In Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co.'!, Glasgow, and Jarvis, Therbuni, and Co.'s, Shanghai, estates, the dividend paid has been Sa. 6d., and another Is. is expected. In lamilton, Gray, and Co., of Sings pore. and Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co., the dividend will be 12s. 81., of which 10s. Bd. is:paid. In Fletcher and Co.'s estate there are two ohm's of creditors, who will receive 9s. 61. and Ida. 61. on the old Arm. Creditors on Duncan Fletcher's estate is. 6cL, and on the new firm fa. About 25. is now ready to be distributed, pending a refer ence to China. In the estate of Dow and Co. 2s. 6d. has been raid. and on Scott, Bell and Co. to. Claimants who rank on the two estates will receive about Lie. SATURDAY 10. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 93?„ etz div., for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 03/ to jl, and closed at 93/, or 933-16 to Zi-16. For money the last price was 94 with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 1 o'clock 93 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, ; ditto, for account, 931, R, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Bo atload, 93, / ; New Three per Ceuta., 93, ; Bank Stock, 244,1 3 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Vent., 116; ditto Four per Cent., 100*, 1; ditto B Aids, 55e. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 28s. to 31s. prem. The foreign stock market generally was steady, and the changes in prices were evenly balanced. New Grenadian Three per Cents., Argentine, and Egyptian (500/.) improved 1 per cent. ; Chili= of ; and Portuguese, ; while Peruvian of 1865 declined* ; Italian of 1861, ; and Turkish of 1865 (Five and Six per Cents.), as well as Spa nish Passive, A to 1. The Honduras Government Railway Loan was quoted 11 to prem. More attention was paid to bank shares, and prices generally showed a favourable tendency. Oriental Bank were in good demand, and advanced 21. Australasia and London and County rose B.; and Agra, London Joint Stock, London and West minster, and South Australian, 10s. In the market for financial shares General Credit rose 2s. 6d. ; but the other companies were quoted the same as yesterday. Prices closed as fol lows :—lnternational Financial, 2 to 2i dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dia. ; London Financial, 24 to 23 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 61 to 6/ dis. A few transactions were recorded in Atlantic Cable shares at yesterday's prices. Anglo-Ame rican were quoted 181 to I, ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4 to 4/ ; and Tele graph Construction, 141 to 151. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15} to and National Discount 5/ to 6/ prom. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were in request, at an improvement of 11., upon the result of the debate in the House of Commons last night with respect to the new contract. Royal Mail Steam and British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph rose 11. ; Fore-street Warehouse and United King dom Telegraph Preference, ss. ; and Thames and Mersey Insurance, 2s. 6d. Colonial government debentures were quiet, but Ceylon rose Li per cent., owing to the successful result of the tenders to-day for the new issue. United States 5-20 Bonds were unaltered, but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares rose 1 per cent. Prices closed as follows:-0-20 Bonds, 1882, 70/ to 711 ; Erie Railway share', 47* to 48 ; Illinois Central, 87* to 88; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 20* to 21}; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 19 to 20. AtINES-(THM DAY.) On o'OLooz. The mining market exhibits no movement of importance to-day, but shares in the following mines are inquired for at the prices given, viz : West Chiverton, 65 to 67 ; West Caradon, 9 to 10; Great Retallack, 3to ; North Crotty, nto ; Great Vor, 171 to 18 ; East Lovell, 81 to k ; Cam Brea, 20 to 224 ; North Treskerbv, 335. to ; Chiverton Moor, tik to 6 ; and 'Prince of Wales, 495. to 51s. Annexed are the quotations for foreign and colonial mining shares :-Bt. John del Hey, 60 to 62; Don Pedro, 2 to 21 prem., ex div. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, dis. to par ; Chontales, 14 to 1 dis. ; Roses Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Anglo-Italian, oar to k prem.; United Mexican, lk to 1;1 ; Vrontino and Bolivia, 4 to 1; Part Phillip, 14 to 11; Central American, to dia. ; and Auglo-Argen tine, kto prem. PROFINCIAL WARS MAMMA LITI2II2OOt, Nor. 20.--Pales: Cakdoulan 741 1 1 4—Croat Eastern. 301 I—Lancashire and Yorlobire. 123—London, Brighton, sad South Coast, 62 1 — London and Nort h We:oven . 1144 114 L2l—Metninoiitan. 1191 19-111411asid. 1121 13 :4 1 111 11—South 2:antinooay S C. IS 7 }—lllinois Central. 2S-1 hued States 6.20 ~ 1862, Stay 1 and November 1, 211—Ditteli 41 p—Queen Invurance, 2-104.—Atlantk Telegraph. IS per tent., 4—Liverpool Fachange, 211—National Steam Ship Cor..pany panted:. Mancnsu 2i rint Nor. 3n.—llarltet lower. Caledonian, 711 1 4 I—Great Estrum. nu—Crest Northern A,llot 1. In, 10 —tined Western 01 Canada, 16 646 4—Great 11 eaten., 46 Lancsahlre and Yorkshire, 1231 1 I—Laudon,1 — La udon, Brighton. and ninth Coed, 62; -London and North Weste rn. 114 13: 1 — Manchester. itherflel4l, and I.IIICOIIIIIIIIO, ; !-11 114 1 111-311dland, 1131 13 124 f I—North r.• , 1— Swath Poetern. 6 81 4 71 I—Tkarara and Mersey l. Marine In surance t , a 1-16 p.—Ualted anal 6-2.4 Wan' horde. 701 I—Ditto (1363 , 6v3—Manche3ler Fire Assurance. 14 al.— London, Mahar:Li, and Dover, 19e. Blartmenitle, Nor. 30.—Tbe males to-dny were in Metro politan Railway Carriage and Wagon shares, at 10 and 101; second Mane, at 1 dia. Owing pion : Midland Rana.; ,toad i buyers. at 112 Stourbridge Railway, balms. at "" ' Sad West Bromwich Bank, sellers, at 91; Midland Financial shares, 11 to 11 dr Lirmincham Gas, new ordinary shares 113 if 41 to di prem. •. Gloucester Wagon .hates, 121 43 1$1; and Monter Metal shares. at 21 tin , buyers. licaallt. Nor. 30. —llree pea Cent Consols. 23 4 New Three per Cent. Stock 91 . 1— n -Dtato. for account. s th Men, 021 .1 —Ditto, for new &moan 921 I—Bank of Ireland (a do paid., 2361—Ifibernian k (dl6 laidli, 1171—Natianal Bank (130 paid , 50 I—National Bank erpool t ( 111 Pad), 11—Provloobl Bank (126 pahl), ao—Duit n a li a (1100 Lam), S-0 Southern and Western ,gl.lll i r :7 1 1 1 1 6Ditto. 4 per oink perpetual ,1100 paid`, 94 —Porta down, Dungannon, Ac, 6 per mint :125 pot' . ‘zt- Dome, Wicklow, and Wexford, 5 per cent.. $ yens unexpired, 1001. MAT Ara dir 33,088 2,007 39.981 5,843 G,430 103 106 101 103 101 103 00 02 00 91 IC4 U 6 106 100 104 106 107 109 05 PI I,r 91 197 - .... 104 10$1 . 97f 97 los ea 420 4.10 I i I 14 14 g `ll 11 2* k 9 ia i I . ti 17 . 18. 17e I 113. - 11 - ii 18 40 2 if 6 7. 21 2 ` e. 65 75 6_ 8. 196 291 90 100 16 19 18 40 98 190 0 8 2i 3-16 21 pva sd 1 5-16 I rile I Musa. 18i 184 16 17 82 36 74 82 4 1-1 G j 61 6-16 llit 11 e ii. I 4 rdl —_di, Sai Si 61 I 6 YiTn Ms .--. db