The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lord Chancellor.) TATII.Of r. DRI:IIItOND.-JUDG3II,IIT. gras an appeal from Vice-Chancellor Wood. It : that lfarriet Mangier de }forts, Viscountess will, being an appointment under a power in her marriage settlement, dated 4th mad° the following bequest : .• ,on of 20,0001. Consols which will come my mother's decease, and which I have assigned . : u,ters of my marriage settlement, t give and , direct and appoint, the wine onto the treasurer time 14';Dg of the society called and known by the • i'oyel Society for the Prevention of Cruelty .taliikhed in 1821, to be at the disposal of tt.r f. r um time being of the said society. and it i. 1.1 that th 6 sum and the dividends thereof be 'hr tail committee as they shall think beet ,:ablishment in the neighbourhood of London sterof slaughter-houses away from the densely is which they are now situate, and for I , rot, ciion from erneltr to animals , ...- —.. ,latightered." By a codicil to her wwii llß,, - i ..bru..ry, 1828, the tasting': bpaaathad „. •• ‘cd I Rl,O revoke the legacy of 20,000/. • • tl , rord so,iety for the Prevention of Cruelty ~,,I in Ihu thereof give to the treasurer •• • o to. ..: of the said sod ty the sum of •i . ..n:•• trusts as are iu my mid will v . • f the sum of 2 0,000 F." 'no testa- Nfendants, k. M. Drummond ceuton, and died in September, the plaintiff, I'. C. Tatham, an t !.. against the execaton, praying 1:.;;h: be aliniuistenxi under the direction of the •ineetien now lay between the Society • ~:.tion Cruelty to Animals, and the rem ,,,•ne in ander the decree—the • ~-taining and the former denting the gift .te.ut.. of mortinain. The rice-Chan. t ho valid notwithstanding the statute. .ent si.pasal troughs, and wu argued before the I ;olt no , ' 31r. •,t ton appeared for the residuary legs %lt. 4 ~tfA ra .• tlr. t.wanstou were for the society ; ! Wickens were for the plaintiff ; t..-• l-'endanta. L rd t !.‘r. " • • • , r delivered judgment, and said ••) tn• of charitable bequests it was f the c •-r: • , ascertain from the words of a • t' their ordinary construction and • tr•lr intention and meaning of the I r ;!.. .11( the first instance referring to the • al.:di n.igLt be exercised on the bequest • •A• st ,rtte cf mortmain. When the true • .tha ; of the testator bad been mew . t!.e ....tut should then proceed to inquire ••• It one to which the statute of mort. , 1 but no deviation could be made from • ••tl n of the testator. The principle was laid down • • Uri in the case of the "Attorney • . tr,p.i . r e.." when he said that " tbe court could not • • nception of the purposes of a testator - those purposes fell within the operation • .te f tr.ortmatn." The question was what was • • •.• th , testatrix on the present bequest, a n d . i , •T the statute of mortmato, would have been The will provided a sum of money towards • of Altughter.bouses in the neigh. Af , ud Westmitster away from pla,•ev. The Vice-Chancellor made a • hetwen the words, " towards the • et" and „ in the establishment," but be (the could not concur in so fine a distinction. • 1. • f the will clearly referred to the establishment • r.L.U4.1.44, and but for the statute of mortmain - .ye bean rood ; or if the bequest had been for the i land for the erection of schools or churches the 2,1 have had an effect. The Vice-Chancellor • Pat the erection of buildings was not a,s• of carrying out the bequest because the sites . . • .!.ey might be erected might in time become tor • : y houses. He (the Lord Chanoelloe) could not • .: c.P I , equest would bedefeated by a remote pouf'. • A the testatrix had not contemplated. This • •a want of prevision in the testatrix ; but it rti-de the bequest. The evil apprehended ice-Chancellor might have been obviated, e slaughter-houses which might have been erected • surrounded by houses, the land on which they .• a uhl then have become so valuable that it could aria 1d to advantage, and the purchase money ap • the erection of new slaughter-houses elsewhere, .e-slancellor said that if the slaughter-houses had --led there could have been no means of compelling to use them, but that applied to the prudence of • .ft only. He was of opinion that the bequest was reel under the statute of mnrtmaio, and the cove . • ..st fall into the resid uar y estate, and he must also that part of the decree of the court below which gave its out of the fund. - - COURT OF EXCHEQUER. it Roca—(Before Lord Chief Rayon Pollock and Baqn, Bramwell, Channel!, and Pigott.) , 11. - .1:%!11:1 I'. LANGLINTAL—JrthaInit The COW: .:,‘e judgment in this case. in which Mr. • ..them h.id'o'•ainerl a rule to show cause why the de abeal.l be discharged out of the custody of the of Kent. The defendant had executed a comp , - • deed nil after execution, b a t before regtetratiou. •.- l-foulant was arrested. The deed had s i nce been duly R . :thin the 2 2 days, an required by the statute. r.l,hq l n o w made the rule absolute. .*- NEE: Ile DAILEY r. winTrurturr.—JVDClllNT. •ry ao triton of trover for a canal boat. tried at ail kfore Mr. Justice Me/lor, when a verdict was :f.n. the plaintiff for 501. Mr. Iloddlestoo moved 'he j.re...nt Guru for a rule to enter a noasuitor for trial an the ground that the verdict was against the -. and the learned judges intimated that before r t-futimt th,, rule they would consult the learned La the c.te. The court now intimated that ..I!ted the !turned judge they would grant a rule • :r a consult.. THE POLICJI COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK EC WELL ••• 7 I.E.—CW.III4INT AGAINST THE. POLICE. Aes All ' , it rt. aged I', but who did not • ••• 0. no the charge s heet as an ironer, •• r.liEv °court with attemndog tome ' •‘• .-star honed into the waters of the . • • • of 23. Canal-terrace, York - -i •• • • morning, about half-past 1, she • . • ~ some one was in the water, sad she went a.. •v 5,..1 saw that the prisoner was in the • .„1 the wiodow and called to • man, who • • •.• •r• r Had she not been got out when she n • . that the prisoner would have been ‘‘-',•• s the p-isouer bed partially recovered, she throneh BA, Shred that she had done it. She and the prisoner was taken in t ••u y it a l . Whilst on the subjeet of the v•••:,1 to rem sr k that during the three years she • r••••• Canal.tertsce she had witnessed several std it was only last week that an un • '.• v •• • r er.reed up so d d own t h ere for seedy an '• • • • T. , pd:.•eman could be seen or found. She ••' ,• - a policeman down that terrace, and cdds to, nod thus necessarily comes • . f :Le night, bad remarked the same fact. '. • , mu, , was seen a little oftener round •I fewer attempts at self destruction. I so ,ken to, said —I have nothing to • • •rn sery sorry 1 did es! do it completely. ' • •- t•risolier, a reste•,....We-lookrog woman, • • ~ e l ,; ,, t nconaiute I w:th a low fellow, a • the habit of taking her to public . , • r,tle mother) bad strong objectless, • .• 'de fellow was o ld enoug h to be her •' • • • • Ti.'.: 1...1 rs...le the borne a little un '••• : week • particularly when as the pri ket. to she said alie would do as she • ilea that her daughter 000templated a.he.l the priwaer bow she got into the • tr.at unconcern—l got over the ~ ..f I:1. made you do such a foolish sod 1 '••• •• lam tire.] of myself and every `d. e.otLet r, ell against me, sod I wag l • It .t: t•••••••e4 4 tl.e prisoner to the House of . s• t , "tall direst'd that she should banes • , . 7. 711W.tRK. • • A SI MMONA AGAINST i.l•. 111' , 01 RAILWAY COMPANY •.n had taken his sea iaerlClisrmed • a ,:rotleinito entered the court • • r+,4 to one of the ushers, stated '• r the Brighton Railway Cam. to grant him a eumtoons • • red with the railway for gettieg • • while the train was in motto% •• ~ p plicatiou had better be made '' • - • f ti,. company io the regular way? ~ --r o'd riot 144 in the matter, air. n• • • in fir them to interfere with. • Y"..1 complained to this of t..LI them of it, and they laughed ,1 to proceed iu the matter u far gruel r ffetpler •' 1. •ter tmeter, the chairman of the COLD i the emcurostence to one of the t!. roan aid "Oh, that'. nothing. de:cs gate ol and out of tL. ant. In in•Annl." W Len drll the offence occur! hilMillam THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1864. Applicant—On the itirn of last moat ; and the reason T i SEIARE LISTR—(THIS DA Yo have not applied for a summons before is that I have been in the country a n d h ave b een ma ki ng i nqu i r i es b ow I should ' ,15---- proceed. i Two O'CLOCK. Mr. Wooliych—Th e ti me is so distant that Ido not think The railway market is dull to-day, and most of it would be proper to grant a summons. You s hould h ave the - • • - • • -- applied before. Applicant thought that that did not matter. Lost year be unfortunately was summoned by the company for a similar offence after the lapse of a mouth, and he was tined 40., which he paid. The directors of the company had not treated him in so gentlemanly a manner as they ought, and therefor e h e cons id ere d t h at h e h a d a tight to summon the chairman for breaking the law. Mr. Woolrych—Then you proceed rather vindictively. • Applicant—No, air ; but I think that what's food for the goose is food for the geodes.. (Laughter.) Mr. Woolrych—l suppose you mean by that you have been the goose. Applicant—Well, perhaps I may ; but you will, notwith standing. rant me a siunnsous. Mr. Wmilrych—You may take your summons, sir. WANDSWORTH. STEAMBOAT Kist MITT& Mr. William Parc, the landlord of the Plough and Posing cm I Sales to.uay Harrow publi c ho use , B a tt ersea -fi e ld s , was summoned by Sli * Pd. I ItAawATB- er• to 1 p.m. Mr. J. B. Burney °a behalf of the City Steamboat Company Les en Hlstn.,Wel.& stow for having paid his fare to travel by a steamboat of the said N. 100 Myth sad Tyne I aa company for a certain distance, and knowingly and wilfully le all Boston,BlestrdohMtl.C orOceeding in such steamboat beyond inch distance without 100 Bristol sad 1111 • 1 ••• •• • previously paying th e a dditi ona l f are, an d w i th intent to r; 10 .% =t u r n avoid pit thereof. 10 an t*,•nisrail Mr. Wilsoa appeared for the defendant and pleaded not se , a d Do. A A nod's. until 6 guilty. 'm all 1.M., is )p.e. is paid to B. Mr. Burney, the superintendent of the boats, said the 00 i on and bef6aatlanc summons had not been issued to satisfy any vindictive feel- 10 _ el e• P nthogabd-JD ing, but to check a practice which had been carried on foal and Gisagow! I N; w and S. Weldeets PM time. ea.lloo Lims Eastern Ord. St.' Henry Morris, the checktaker at the railway pier, Batter- ea. 100 , D o .o A 1114oelk sea, said that on the 2nd instant the defendant and two It. lbw I Do. R. Aug Stk., No. 11 friends landed from a steamboat with tickets only available , N. MO Great NorthotScotlaisd i from London to Nine-elms pier. Witness demanded the K 1 1 00 ithwaillorthere extra penny of the defendant, bathe refused to pay it. 116. 100 . Do.A I A rec. will.. tut ,M. 'loo D 0.13 tilen.e. lipoid It In answer to questions the witness said the defendant Imo pi. S out h & g ee s. a r c complained that the boat dad not stop at Nine.elmo.pier to ga, me lom a t mestere enable him to disembark. He thought the defendant's it. ;100 Do Moor IraLOnalltli house was nearer to the railway pier than Nine-elms. Is. 3410 . Dix South Wales. Mr. Henry Francis, a gentleman residing at Brixton, was si.„„ W •„„ )11° •7„ - , °114 ; 14 „. called to prove that the boat stopped at Nine -pier r s : 1 1 7 0 D 7. ii..." - r o ;j quite long enough for a dozen persons to disembark. ,100 Lancashire It Yorkshire In reply to Mr. Burney, the witness said it wan the rule K. 'lOO London and Blackwell of the company that when a passenger was carried beyond St. 100 lon.,Bri htn,&s.Coasti his destination, to be put out and taken back by the next 00. 100 London. &Dor St 100 Loudon& North Weet n .i boat on complai n t t o th e captatu. There being no other witne s s es , th e M ag istrate expressed 4i IL. - 100 Loolon&SoothWest ern . an opinion that some per so n s h ou ld h ave b een ca ll e d from i• 100 Vsa , Sb et 11,, 0 n sag uncoinab Coroge, Nineelms•pier to state how long the b oo t s t o p pe d. He iye 1 all Do. Do. Share thought it had no t b een ma d e out t h at it was done with the IL :100 Metropolitan intent to avoid payment. 10 t Do. New The summons was then dismissed. It. 'lOO Midland kW all Do. New It. 300 Do Bina st Derby 60 all Mid. Gt. We. ;Ire ) I 16 all Do. y Shares IS all Mid Kent 10 all Mid Kt= y • 1100 North St 100 Do. Ildbx,Perth,Dtind. • ,100 N. Eastern—Berwick ,10. Do. G. N. R. Parc ▪ 3001 Do. Leeds It 1100 , Do. York Mt 100 De. Carlisle 16 1 al Do. Stock.&Darling U I II Do. do. 1866.60 16 I LS Do. do. 130041._ It 300 North London 111 1 ie De. New ...... St. 1100 North Sta'fordshlze 15 sit N. & S. Western .76110 It 'lOO Scottish Central 116. 1100 Scottish N.H. Aber Stk ! IS. .100 Scottish Midland 1 10 sll Shropshire hrewsbury & WelehyL. lit 100 S Colo° St 100 south Devon St, 100 South Eastern St 161 s. Yerksh. & River Don 110 r a/I Statues,Wokinglint&c. 01. .100 Tad Vale 10 3 Do C St. 100 Vale oi Math St. 100 Victoria Stn. it Pimlico St, 100 Waterford .t Kilkenny. I it, .100 West Cornwall • .100 W.Hertlol. Herb. &IL BRITISH 7 eprincipal - lines have declined. heat Northern stock has receded 2 per cent • Metropolitan, South Eastern, and Great Ea stern, ; and Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and York shire, The settlement will be completed to-day. Lon?ion and North Western stock is now quoted U 9 to ; Great Western, 781 to 77k • Midland, .1364 to 137 k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164 to ; Caledonian, 130 to 131 ; South Eastern, 874 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 484 to 3 ; Great Northern, 135 to 137 ; London and South Western, 974 to o€l4 ; and Metropolitan. 121 to 122. Indian railway securities are inquired for, while foreign lines are inactive. Great WeAern of Canada shafts have declined. ORDINARY 81LUIJIS MID STOOLS N b 6 1.494 ISO $2 33 li IT 91 93 107 109 191 49! - - 6 1 Ti 137 139 167 MS 130 194 91 93 TT 774 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ILICREC raucolurn.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Btxkinger - 'A &Friar Lady Bohan MATCH. Vision beat Lisette. HANDICAP PLATE. 13 no. STEWARD'S (UP. Queen of Ten - nip 4 Turco. Peru 10 ran. S kLOPIAN STAKES. Si: furlongs. Attsch, Donnington, Paateloon, Rejection, end Volatile are here. SHREWSBURY CUP. About two miles. Oldmioster, Cambusean, Wham, Black Deer, Turn of Luck. Morocco, Stanton, Ludy Hylda, Barebettina, Ibex, Teueriffe, Wine, Wanderieg Minstrel, Hopper, Moalsey, Vanquisher, and Alabama are here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Five furlongs. Harper, 9stilb ; Attraction. 94 ; Tarragona. Bat_ Prac titioner, 7at 10111; Bioudella, 7st 91b ; Gipsy Girl, Tat 91b ; Lad of the West, Tat 916; Faith, ist 7lb ; .Etna, ist 41b ; Lady Carolina, 7st 21b ; Balornock, fist 121 b; Colleen, 6•1101 b ; Don't come Lite, Got lib ; Pantaloon. Get 21b ; Foxholes, 54 1011) ; Teesdale, sst IMb. All are here. ENTRY FOR SHORT'S HANDICA P. Half a mile. Welland, tat 121 b ; Drmaecv , 7st 101 b ; .Etna. let 61b ; Umber, 7st 51b; Land of the West, ist 316 Corinthian Tom, 74 ; Lady Warwick, ist ; Colleeo, 7st ; Thais, 64 1016 ; br to Rubini, filet slb ; Gazehound, Gst 71b ; Procella, &t 71b ; Ilisterton, fiat ; Flageolet. tat 12113 ; Tragedy, Set 121 b ; Governor, sst 11Ib ; sst 9lb ; &Met, sst 101 b ; King of Greece, sst Sib. All are here. LORD DERRY'S ILLNitc..4.—The public will be glad to learn that the Earl of Derby's health has improved, and that yesterday he was much better, though not sufficiently recovered to leave his bed. As we stated in our impres• I lion of yesterday, his lordship has been suffering coins days past from an attack of his old enemy— ' gout. Yesterday week Mr. Richard Gond, surgeon, of Ha ton, his lordship's medical adviser, was called in, and has attended ham regularly ever since. On Friday and Saturday the Illness of the noble lord assumed an alarming appearance, but subsequently the threatening symptoms disappeared. Last night, when visited by Mr. Dorsi, the severity of his lordship's attack had much abated, though be was still unable to leave his bed. The Prince and Princess will now, it is presumed, proceed direct to Abergeldie, and in consequence of certain events which are expected to occur in the meantime, it is not probable that they will be able to visit Knowsley until the spring is well advanced.—Lierryinol Courier. FOOTBALL AT OXFuED.—Tbe annual football match between old Harrovian' of Oxford and Cambridge took place on Saturday at the old Christ Church ground. when the following were the players:—For Oxford-11r. R. D. Walker, Mr. Cecil Reid, Mr. A. Clatterbuck, Mr. C. Glyn. Mr. W. F. Maitland, Mr. W. T. Phipps, Mr. H. K. Leslie, Mr. J. E. Melo., Mr. W. F. HigiOns„ Mr. W. I Warden, ma d Mr. A. Montgomery. For Caiiikidge—Mr. J. T. Prior, Mr. J. N. Russell, Mr. E. Porter, Mr. A. Crompton,, Mr. R. C. Moticrieff, Mr. C. H. Long, Mr. F. H. Cheatham, Mr. E. G. Swaimoo, Mr. G. Yorke, and Mr. O. C. Kennedy. For upwards of an hour the match was undecided, notwithstanding the unavoidable absence of one of the Cambridge players (Mr. L. HopsEdwardes) till • boas was obtained for Oxford by Mr. Clutterbuck, and as Cam. bridge failed to obtain any base before time was called the match resulted in favour of Oxford. Masora Prior and Moocrieff for Cambridge, and Messrs. Glyn, Phipps, and Maitland for Oxford, exhibited some excellent ?le]. Tux WESTMINSTER FLAT.—The Queen schalars of Westminster will, it is sow finally settled, play the PAorniio of Tames, in the time-honoured old dormitory, on Tuesday, the 13th Thursday, the 15th, and T ues d a y, the 'AM of Demobs?. The play will commence each even. ing as eOOO after half-past 6as possible. Hopes are enter. tamed of the presence of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at this year's performance. Tug REPRE9MTATION or EssEX.—An announce. ment in our columns to•day puts it beyond all doubt that the liberal party intend to rootage the Northern Division at the general election. The great effort made in the registration courts, and the rumours that have since hoes afloat, made it extremely probable that this would he we. and this is continued by the aatounce ment referred to, which indicate that active prepara tions are in progress by that party, and that a contest has been finally resolved on. The name of a candidate has not yet been authoritatively an. nonneol, but Sir Thomas Burch Western, we know, is looked to by the liberals to fi g ht their battle in that division.—la the South, we understand, meetings of the leading blends have been held sod a correspondent assures na that the idea of allneia, r a lib e r a l to s uccee d to th e seat vacated by Mr. Perry Watliegton without a contest has been broached ; and he adds that failing any arrangement ..f that kind both seats will be contested with determined spirit by Mr. Wingfield Baker and Mr. Chichester Fortercue. —Karr drnold. 67 69 69 61 44 46 99 101 1161 117 78 be. 104 106 68 40 119 1(91 97 97 681 66j 121 123 IV} 1871 106 107 N 35 2di tbi 112 113 70 71 1014 1024 ST $8 10 11 pm S S pm 120 122 1 12 pm 79 80 132 lib 56 68 58 40 846 846 8 9 155 168 4 4 pol 105 100 88 40 iIIaLONS. - 48J i 150 7 77} 6f iii - 1161 22 Si 2 1194 194 194 994 DI , TR.E,S IN LANCAs , IIIRE—A meeting of the Executive Committee was held at 31anchester yesterday. The High Sheriff (Sir J. Kay.Shuttleworth, Bart) pretidA, The Hon. Secretary reported that 1:./. lria. sd. had been received during the past week, and that the balance in the bank wee 01,257/. 4s. 101. 6in the motion of Mr. Rathbone, seconded by Mr. 11. Mason, it was resolved, thit the weekly committee should meet till the 2Rth inst., and should then adjourn for three weeks. Mr. FsrnaU presented his weekly report. which statevl thatoo the sth instant there wean. increase of perilous receiving relief in 27 unions of 3.348. The Hon. See. laid on the table a report front Mr. Corbett, poor-law inspector, on the health of Preston and Ashton, which confirmed the opining expressed last week that the amount of fever in thole places was very small. The foliowiog rants were made from the general fund : Ashton, I,s ; Denton and Houghton, 201. Lees and diatri...t, 400/. ; Righter,. 401. ;Tickheles, :V. ; Tottingtoe, 20/. ; Recap, 1001. ; Staeksteads, Hot ; Middl e t on an d Tong., 54/. ; and Oldham, 1,800/. . . i THE EASTIRN FlsHEKlEs.—During the past tett days the herring fishing has beau prosecuted with consider. able MGM off the eastern coast, and the fish lauded at Great Yarmouth have been of superior quidity. For fresh fish prices have ranged at from 7/. to 2 1. per last, while "soft stuff " has made 8!. to 201. per last. From Lowes toft Ais stated that good and regular catches have been mule. Some of the host/engaged in the fishery have made upwards of 4001. rash. MANcHE...TER, SHEFFIELD, AND LiNcoLNsHIRE RAILWAY (INcErDvNa THE tcOrTH YoßKsifißE RAILwAY AND RITER DUN COMPANV.I—The total expenses of this compaay's railways, including rents, tolls, duty, &c., from July Ito Nev. 6,1664, amounted to 140,904/., as against 142,6111. for the corresponding period of 1863. The Kn. portion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this company from July 1 to Nov. 6. amounted to 13.1?.01., as against 12.753/. for the corresponding period of 1563; and the expenses to 7,230/. as against 6,011/, 121 i 2 e un 61 2 i i 34 118 71 8 I Closing Prices. I Wes. 53 60 102 103 bi 6! kora 1 8 1 9* 1 100 an Athlone& St. Lawrence, St 100 Bom.Bsr.&C.ltt.g.s9e.i 20 10 Do. P Shares ; 94 all Buffalo & lake Huron 10 all Do. Preference 10 100 Bud., Brook.* ooderleb l. p. e. B4s. Aug. 1,10711 NO 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873 100 100 Do. do. June 1, Id 7& St. 100 Cal. & B.Easternsp.e.2.' St. 100 Cape s. & Duck 6p. e. • 100 all Deolerara,7 p c.per.prei• St. 100 East Bengal go. Sdo U. 100 Haat Indian au. 6 do ; 10 5 Do. .1 Exteuslou 91,. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada* 100 all Do.E4 ulp. 14..0p.cti 100 all Do. U 4 pref. Bonds 100 all Do. do. deferred' 100 all Do. tad pref. Bonds 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do Srd pre . Mock 100 eb Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stork ' LOU all Do. do. deferred St. 100 Groat Todlan Peu.osula 9/ 12 Do. tea 6 per mut. I SO 2 Do. New do St. :100 • Gt. S.of India 6.5 p. 00. . 2 100 Do 4/ per cent e' Do IN all fit. Western of Canada' 101 18 Do. New 100 all ' pay. 1873 100 all D 0.14 do. do. 107743 10 , 2 Indian Brooch, Limited 10 1 Do. New St. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent St. 100 Do. do. Of do ' St. 100 Do. do. 4e do. 20 2 ' Do. Mtn Ifstonalou el 100 Melb. Corp. 6 per C. 15.1 50 all If ND. and Holmon's Bay 60 62 90 all N.Bron.&Can.els.A.et 11 St 100 N.R.ofCan.6p.c.lstp.B.' MY F 4 St. 100 Selnde, goo. 6 per cent, 101 i 102$ 100 Do. Deihl do. 1 101 104 10 2, Do. do. do , 681. par ea. lee Do. Punjano do ' 101 ye. ft WO Do. Indus St. Ylot. do ' 93 UT JOINT ROCK BANKS. No. 81s. I 10-- 94 ww 9o 103 100 1(13 104 19i 201 90 92 71 73 61 64 85 67 63 61 14 4 47 60 49 21 27 29 163 114 P 47 Wm tar 21891 100 102 9 11 ii bi 91 98 81 53 edui 102 103 95 97 99 “ ..•1116.41. . - 28,000100 Aga& Yeaterataa'a(t), 60 26,0001 60 I Do. New W . 30 p.l I 26 20,000 60 Do. tot which 25 Dial, 26 10,0051 50 Albion I 6 20.01.0j100 I , AWatieeLea..2Lleerpool 26 10,000 100 Lat. New 116 1 it,ouo 100 Do. Deoetl at 20 pm ,10 C 11:10.000 Yu Anglo Augut.ol 20,000 60 Angle !tally% (Malted), 6 I 12,600 40 Ansizahima ' Li 7,500 60 Do. New all 12.6ee :'..) Nankof BrlthltLohunbla' 15 10.000 25 boot of Kospt , WI 4000 100 22.000 20 10.000 100 20,000 60 6.000 100 20,000 10 50.0410 20 80.000 60 20.000 60 40,000 20 20.000 26 10,000 100 10.000 100 Bank of ILinion Hank of Otago (Walled Bunk of Queensland IL., Bank off tetwria, Austria Sank of Wides Hank of New Zealand . 1 BradllandrPortugueestL' Untish t Californian (1. British 1 N. Amides C. ilk. lodia,Aus., Mina Chart. sier. of Indiaoki , Colonial 10,000 25 o Oos. Kant of India, ike ' all /00,000 10 Conarildated Beak iLd 4 kw) 160 Contanasstel 2O 6,000100 Do. Now 20,0 am 60 East Lon•lou 'Limited • 6 60,4100 20 Eaatern Eachange Lim!: S 50,000 24 raor.nrocetaitstehartii. all 60,600 60 English and Swedish ,1.1 tli 60,000 6) ' European 14nk0Lhnitedi 104 1 10,00 u 100 Hinduan.Chinintc/ap.(1.4 , 40,000 100 i Do. luu. dat2 pm ! 16 20,060 lov • Do. Ncw, o l4. at 4 pJI i 10 I 12,000 WO Impermi bank, Limited, 20 • 6,000100! Do. New 134000 20 Imperial Ottoman... !10 26,600 60 International Sank L. 16 100,000 20 Lend Mort.kik. intlie,L.l 4 20,000 60 L0n.131.013fea1c0,&c.,1„ 6 le** 100 Lon. Bank of neetland I Is 10,060 100 Loudon end Emilia/a 6,00 ICO Lon.B.Ayree&R.Plate L' 40 20,000 25 • De. New, Ms. at If anal rf . 4000100 lam., ha., an.etalt.t4rl to 60,060 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Angle. all ! 50,061 00 D.twlou and County tu 6.0.4 100 Lou. Haahr.Con.Y.k.(L.o 13 112.0010 10 London Joint Btock 1 10 I ?Auk/ 6^ Do.Neo,Da. at 2C pm •20 • 16,000 100 Lon. an.l Northern • L.• 25 I 23,000 2, Lundoe& South Alrhan• W i 4000 100 Lou. & 6. Western 01.40. 1 20 I 60,010 100 boa. & Westminster . 20 10,000 100 Merchant Bank , Lira 174, 26,0.10 60 Mercantile & Lukas:L., 10 201 000 be Do. New _ . 10,000 100 Metro.* Prow hank (L I Y . l 6,000 luu Midland Dank dam.) lto *AO PIG National of Dverpool 10 Pa) N. Pre. at &Wand 4l 25.000 20 Du. do. New; 12 164 We PO Ito. do. do. 10 *Ow :0 Na Icnal Bank, New l5 26,000 20 New South W a les.... lal 40.000 10 New Zealand llazolledo 1 ouoiou PO North astern 60,440 28 oriental hank Corpora I all 20,000 60 Peoria. gankingtkirp.,L 6 *OOO 100 Pruelne. of Ireland , 87,600 20 &Inds, Punt, & Deihl (L' 10 20,000 25 South Australia all 10,000 26 South Lantern I 7f' 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa 26 4, a5O 100 Do. do. ;26 40,000 26 Naos ol Allan/la 1 10, 0 00 100 Pmen of Ireland 'ADM). 21 0,000 60 Union of London I 16 LILICkIa its e 411 4- No. I Oh. I Weld IPd 1. - 666,0111 S hided West 19.000 10 , O•oerallrloatose3ocli 6 1,57n,110 cf.. Loodood'Bt.[asAstts 100 160,006 bt. iouthasos.too lOO 000.von .t Virtnria 4.000 10 I Do. bew Ui SOI 1031 ; I'2l 101; (.1 pekes. I Wa WI opusi 3? 40 39 40 • b die Tv 1 2 72 9 4 dis G 5 67 iPI9 t 5 29 15; 157 uldla 241 s p3r 117 by be 3jJl3, 6 7k pm ' 1 lkinn Idle par 44 46 9.1 35 $1 62 M 126 41 43 Tkpani 6 4 die 6 4W ' la 2 pna Wiz km TO• 214 1411 par 1 W l ' 44 6644, 3k 41pni, 36 1 a a 37 14 16 pm' 13 16 pni! 7 74pso 6 3 di.. I t 6 4 dh l 4 6 pm! li Id pna I s 1 ism' $ I dial f4t 46t 7! . 96 . 6 4 dlal 47 49 A 5 ells I 3 5 M l ! 1 VB 100 pm 6 Bpm If If dim 2 If us! 8118 par Idts Isr 8 Apm ii; 4 3 7i ... 1131 46 - 361 iiis - lom l 68 3. 60 48P.i 1 9 1 cha fil 91 pin ss_ sr_ I 43 2 . i s! il l i 6.: 7 - if par 2 pm . VW 1 pea 110 k a. prkeL 33 f 9 17i 17 - 111 fi b 0 ;I ... 20 60 1 - 'lit 34 5 4 LIS lilt 195 0 71 164 107 OUWNL&L GOVIEIIILINT 611CRILITIJIL DeltietOolia.6p.ct.,lo7liloo. Do. do. 18E1100 CmGov. f1p.0..187744. 'lOB Do.6perct.reb.l2Aog. IM Do.B Neck Ger.& se u r i .180 D 0.6 per ot.Joa.et.l 'lOO Do. 6 par ct. los. Stec , 100 Goc ofOUGpedp.ct.lB73 100. d 0.1980.4 100 Do. do. 1800.1100! IDo. do. 18011001 01 0 k, No v. 188: : t o ct. 10 0 :. Moarltins per at. 197 i 190' Do. 1878 100' Da. 1882100' Nate. Ga.. 6 per oink.. 100 , Now Wove, Gov. p.a. 100. N.d.tvalua Gv. 6 100 Du. sp. c. 1871 to 1376 100 Do. Sp. e. 1888 to 102 100 Now Zealand 6 per cont. 'Nova Peotla Op , 18 , 6 100 Qwwnsbutd Gov. a p. et. 100 .. , o.Aost.Gov.Bp. a. Boolelou, ' Vic.Gov.dp. lily 100 • 1. • • Do. do. p.c.ApellhOc. 100! rozhatis MINX 410.000, soo.ooo 10 . 1,i1X/ 1 ::1 11110,0 M 100,000 .. 100.000'.. 100.000 166,500 .. 11/4000 iiso:Oao 160,000 i 76,000 Na 184 Musts. nil - L.l. pnael. 36,000 I Aloudllos tldialtadi 1 100,000' 1 ..inglo.Boaz.ooldtLlm 1 la. 110,000 113 Australian 76,000 1 Bon Accord Cop.(Lim ), all 10,000 6 DruaL LAM Co.lLlm , all 16,000 10 'aiio l ver (Limited ,: 7 23,000 1 ear Mantled) I 11,000' 60 ' CoPPer 10,0001 10 Coplapo UMW) 100,000 1 'Don Pedro, N. Dal Rey . 76,000 1 Dom Mount..Co(Lim.; all 16.000 3 East Del Rey (Limited; }; 26,000' 1 Fortuna (Limited' ' aff 1 110,0004 30 'General all (18.000 kapanda (Linalkulj 1 16,000 1 Linares 10,000. 6 Lusltsnlaa (Linstted) 1 I 103,816 1 Warlquita all 100,000 1 ILAureoeßraz.o.ll.j all 60,000 , 11 Panukillo Copper (Id 1 10,000 110 PonadhaudaUverlaad' all 100,000: 6 Fort Phillip i 1 I • 1 lianas Earb.Gold Y. (L' f no:we 1 .scoetiab Austral. turn., Limo: to St. John del Hey (Lim., 16 141'4 . 30 rafted Mellows Jim.; 00,000' 1 'VallansascaoolClllll.l 30,0001 1 Worthing (Limited) UAW: 3 Yadanamntsaa (Lim i PiCaLLAIS )006. No. (&h. I COSPABiIs. (Pd. 1 11111,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint , all 10,000 26 Aultrallan Agricul 20 ' (0,600:60 AtiatralianM.Litra.iL ! 1 I 47,000' 10 Berlin Waterworts I. all 110.000 6 Bombay Gan (Limited, all 6,000 50 Britlab American Land 40 1114,7110 L. 84. B. tit I. Meg. Tad. (L( 100 8,916 /21 Canada Company ' all 60,000! 10 eanadianLesistinv(4l l te , 16,000' 20 Ceylon Company I 00,000 25 City of Lon. BealProp,L. 84 20,000. 60 City Gibes, (WEI I & 60,000, 10 Com. dairicanller.(Lll 60,000 60 Commercial Cnion(lns„; 5 10,000 60 Consolidated DM - IL"' 10 1 1 17,600 20 'Continental Una:lasi!. ) 1 10 60,000 100 ContractO i rp ora ti o n(L a 11,000 26 Cop.ll.Fmg., PreLvjp.c.l all I 100,000 20 C. Fouc.Wllob. of Lig., 6 100.000. 20 Do i 1 1 10,000 60 Do. of Mauritius (1 : 10 1001102.60. 80. 'Crystal Palmas jloo 100,8201, Eq. Do. Preference lOO ! E/7,000L ' Do. Op. et. Perp. Deb lOO 1 10.000 100 Disconntrorporation L , 1751 60.000; 20 E. India Irrigation. &co 11 1 100.0001 20 EaptianCom.it Trd.(L 4 1 8711,0761. St. Eleetric Telegraph llOO 70,000 6 'Eng. and Ana. Copper all! 20,000; 50 Eng.and Foreignemdit ! 5 I 10,000 100 • Eng. &Scottlahliarin (LI 6 76,000, 20 !Financial C. evolution 14. 6,000! 60 !Financial Discount IL!! 10 pomp. i por,.t. Warehouse (L. ! 4 10,008 60 Celheara (Limited; 126,0001 20 'o.Credia Fin.o(Len.(l." 4 I 16.0001 15 !Gen. Steam Navigation' la 20,0001 60 Horne& ..'nlonial As. (1 ; 6 100,000 20 Hudson'eStir liaLisaj 60 Imp.rt Mer.ll.llLAss. X) 6 25,000, 2 Indian Carrying (Lim., 1 100,000! 20 , Internat. irluan.Suc. $00.000! 20 ' Internat. Land Crcilit'L' 4 60,000! 20 Itallanlifig. 1000000 1100 Do. Op. c. tale. r. 147 v! all 0 0 , 0 001 26 JotatStockt)acoant,L,l 74, 110,000 1 60 Land Securities (Limp 6 20,0001 2- .Loud, African Trading / 7 20.000 1 26 Loulan.lfsielon.M.:L' 5 WPM 10 Lon.CountyLandityt.'L.l 1 1000! 5 Lood.Vistrict Teleg.(l.: l an 00111 60 !Lend. Ilnan. Aro. (L ' 15 10,000 ts) ! Do New I 16 176,0091 4 Lood.G.OmnibusC.l4,l all I 10,000, 60 Lund., itc.Stra. ! 711; 6,000 20 Loud . Mer. Discount ; 6 ' 60400' 10 ' Lond.ProvlnelaiM anne 60.000' 20 ' Madras taiga. & Canal' 60,0700' 10 I Do. 11,50.11 10 [Mauritius land ,&c.(l )1 2 12,00'10 !liectiL Estee. Tat. (L )I 211 40,000, 60 Minoan Iron Works 6 12,600 10 NatalLend&CoL C. (L ) 80,000' ffi ;National DD. Com. (L ' I 10,000 60 National Financial (L , 20,000' 5.5 Nat sialProe.alla n ne, 24. 20,00 e 1 00 Nation a l Steam -It 0.000 20 ,Nerbudda Coal it 6,000 20 I Do. New 10.000' 26 V.realsed T./t Loan. L I 187.1764' S. ..Brit.A uatrr'alliviL . 100 40.000 (0 N.Brit.d Mercies. iti.L I Oi 84000, 2 I NovavcoV iL 4. all 30,000 2I Do. do. II I 40,000' 15 Ottawa Marine lasura 6 10,000 10 - ..lentalCommerslaLL '1 7 NO 000! I !Oriental Gas (Limited) an 50,000' 1 I Do. New i all 60.000! 10 Orient.lulandateam(l 1, all 16,000 10 'Otago it - (thlral Invest. 14 1 10,000, 60 !ottoman r'siancial (L.l l 10 I 10,000, 6 cottons= Dan iLindlad 6 / 12,500 10 P.u..mmli.Nl...teaui,L., 7 0,600 6 Do. 37.600' 10 Do. New.. 000,0001 Bt. Peelltiv.Land Min.(Li 100 ! 10,000. 60 !Peninsular sr I). v , eami all 20,000. 60 Do. do. New... 110 I 17,000, 10 yucoraill L. IL. 11,L 10.000 10 Wyman Iron elf 10.000 16 Do. New an 6,250 26 Lilo J. City huprov. (L , an 10.750 ' Ditto ditto 16,000 100 'Royal Malll4ao. .. 00 200,0004. St. .Scot. Aosta...lnvest. . 100 40,000 50 (Muth, Knight. itCo.(L., M,OOO 20 soc.Finan..EßaypteL.," I 10,000 60 S. Africa& M. it la. (1:1 10,100 26 'South Australian Lanl an , 290,0004 gt. Submarine Teiegraph...l an 00 Scrip 37,600 20 Tel.Construc.et Main.,L 4 100,000 10 Thanaert Mersey la.ol-11 1000 10 Trust&AgeitcyotAus.l., 1 60,000 20 T. et L. Co. of Canada! a 50,000 5 United C. Tales. Co. (1, ) . 4 60,000 20 Univers.alarine 1 6 ' 25,000 i 10 Upper Ama in Tes(Lint. , . 2, 25,000 10 i Ditto 10,000. SO Van Mimeo's Land W ! 184, 10.000 60 arra,t Finance 'lO 10,000 60 , West I adla&Pacitica 10 ' IS 20 14112 pow 90 92 120 125 PREFERI-Vel SRARBIL North StaffordAire. 214. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg. Ilt d. Ottoman (Smyrna to Adis), 10f. te m, 4..1 4"1 4 WI &Pm 111 3 21 26 , 1 °eft It I Per s 1 "I i I I j dim i u g die 1 1 I Mom I If 2 MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Scone.—The market has opened quietly, 1,1 at present without traportsst sales by private noatri...:, 41.1 track awaiting the result of the numerous public stle• which are not expected to conclude until a Lite Lour. I:-Hoed, a limited sale, without quotable change ii price•. COFFEE. —The public roles of plintation C, • : •,1 are pro- gressing steadily, at full prices. Privately no •.:• • reported. Rica continues in active ruittest. Prim. 41 4:e46.1 show an advance of 6d. ter cwt. from the low••! point. and Arrscsn tid. to lid. The sales Meted.. 10100 '..er of the latter, at :is. did. to 84. 6d. ; and 2,000 bags of the former, at 10s. Gd. to 12s. 40. . . . Rms.—Common qualities itre inquired for, b.it owing to the reduced quantity offering, no sake of itni,,,rtan,:e have been effected._ -- SALICITRR has sold at ildr4l3CO of 61. per met.. refrac -000 13, at 304., and refraction 14, short prompt, at :tls. Corros.—A fair busioese is doing, but the 4r,:sl is riot so active as previously reportaL . - JUTL—ikilltlaiii his been duce it firmer 1,1 - ::c 4. TALLOW MARKET.—(TATS D.% T.) ?be market is steady at the aonoxed : -Town tallow, 415.. 3d. set cash ; Petersharg Y.C. on the spat, 415.; all the taw. 41.1. lh.woonber, 41s. ; Joao/alit 425. to 425. ; March, 43.. tid. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET. —(T Fl IR DAY.) Moors. Mover and Erica reo.irt trade slow at the fol lowing prior :—Prime meadow h.y, 951. to 1V ; c L, Ter . old, 110 s. to 126 a.; straw, 23e. to 304 GOOD SPORT. —Two gentlemen shot 47 3 .4 Isr.t e .? of woodcocks, SA braes of whips; and one wild d a rk in the Lizard district during three days last week. On Friday last 11 brace of woodcocks awl three WOO of snipes Inn seemed lw one gentleman near the Land'irend. " - --• THE SMOKER 8 nICE4PRT.-1 remember once im parting • terrible shuck to the nerves of • I ii:y to the esonedingly conamtabla Ousels. 4t e hero de nouncing that filthy and abominable practice of smokiag a eel boasted that she had just got the parent of a largo family dismissed from his employment because she had caught him indulging in • furtive pipe. I asked her if sbs had ever herself committed the act of eating turbot with lobster sane.. The imputation was not to be denied, sinew the empty platter which hail contained that avrictivo hut pernicious mixture was jut giving place to at ' , thew lads with well-seasoned haunch ; nor, to do her justice, did she seem desirous to evade any conclusions that might be draws from such an act ; when I amazed her by saying that. SW , cording to my experience, she might indulge herself with cigar or a pipe of latakia nth mileh leas prejndies to the digestive faactiose.—Blackwoods Magazine for November. ss 87 du I CL peas I e.g... 18 19 10 TS / Par Oa 119 67 62 OS 08 lells par 3 4 Pal 1 I d i s 11414 2 star! - St Opal 3 lab par Ipm, ldts! 18 21 ! 21 2imal 2 2lpm• 1 41s' SI 0 I 107 1 11 100 112.. 104 1 11 11 I 6 611 Par I 1 00.Us' $ 1 Ells 6 6 66 412 1 6 4 di& ?I 2 i016' 64 56 Par 17iPaal 171 tt 3 p alaa, 21 3 pm; 6 4.14' 36 * 6 I lf 01(1141 1 r , 9.11 0 (Its, Par 1 9 pm t 7 aipra' 2 3 4 14k 3 dla hue par 1i9 12 19 20 pi i 924 o; i 4 I B 49 81 pus 1 lONmi 11 O I pt. pas' 9 8414 1414 par idis +pia ' Par 66 I film 66 N 5) 1 tUI/67 f 57 74 2,61 Wu 1 pas 11 s i p. 1 27 2 67 4 !die 2 2 60 6 7 s} Of 1 41 43 83 HE I 20 72 2 76 1 2Kla 713 W _ _ _ a, 7 4 a a 24} SI 23} 171 7 1 i 1 I lidie Nis em 19 31 66 l • O l die! 6 61pia. Pia. e ls ! 16 1 a pm la' .IPa, 16 16 , A 1 4 111 11 1 1a ea PROVINCIAL MAAR MAINITS. LITIRPOOL, Nut. 14.—Sales today :—Edinburgh a nd Glasgow, 91—Great Eastern, 49 4—Great Western, 77 4 --LAncash'-e a - id Yorkshire, 1174—London owl North Western, 12/19; 1 —Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, dig 4 4—Metropo litan, 121 i 3—Mbiland.l. 4 s--ditto Isl. shares, 44—North Eastern York, 1014 —bouth Eastern. 551 14 1 / I—London and North Western St. Helens A. 1044 - Euffido and Lake Huron, 51 9.16—G00d Truuk of Canada, bl4—Ditto 3 per cent. 4th peel. stock, 3.9—Dutch Ilhelosh, 5 p —Great Luxembourg shares, 111 —Confederate Loan, 63i—!]stern Exchange Rank 3-16 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Hank :Limited% 1 / 1 4 d.— National Rank of Liverpool, Limited), 7; p —North Western Bank 41 p—Albton Marine tLinilted 4d.—British and Foreign Mamie Limited , 11.16 p.—Liverpool and London and Globe Eire and Life 91 11 . 16 c. p.—Mere. Marine ;Limited), 4 d.—Quecit Insurance, / 13-16 ; p.—rnion Marine :Limited), 3 15.16 / 11.16 1 p —National Steam Navigation 'Company, 81 d.— West India and Pacific Steam, if p. MANCUMICA. Noy. 14.—A very good business was done, prices closing not unite at the highest. Caledonian, 131—Great East:rn, 494 4 4 9—Great Luxemieurg, Ilf—Orest Northern A, 1674 8 74 -great Western, 77i 4 1 4 4 4 4—Generil Credit, 216.16 CDeludson's Bay. 173—Lancashire ant Yorkshire, 1161 17 1 4 17—Lowt..8 and North Western, 120- 1 83 191 I— lmer, Sheffield, and Uncolushini. 664 1 1 4 4 6—Ditto New 6 per cent. pref.. all paid, 9 13-16-11etropo Ilan, 1191 30 4 1 11 14 1 2 2443 22 24444 t 2 11 2 11—Ditto New, 21p —Mid. and, lks 1 8 71—Intfc. New 181 ahem, 41 p.—North Eastern (Berwick . Ils—Aouth Eastern, 5•; 4 4 4—Spanish Pavives, 3l4—Thames and Money Marine Insurance, 51 - Inter national, 3 p.—Ailtuice Bank, 13 p.—Exclauge Buildings, 140— Yorks, 101. MINES.--(TI118 DAY.) Two o'Ctscx. This being settling day, few transactionsare going forward iu British mining shares, and prices, with one or two exceptions, present no variation. Great Vor shares are quoted 33} to 34, being firmer ; East Caradon, 181 to 191 ; and East Grenville, 6to j. In the Stock Exchange East Lovell had b e en dftlt in at 121. St. John del Rev and Yudanamutaea shares are firm ; the former have been dealt iu at 35i, and the latter at 2. An extraordinary meeting of the East India Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 21st inst. Amongst the proposals to be brought forward is that of "authorising an increase of capital of the company by the issue of preference or guaranteed shares, and authorising the board to raise an addi tional sum by the issue of debentures or by mort gaging the estates of the company." The first call of U, making V. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company (Limited) by the 2nd Jan., and in India by the Bth Feb. Two 0/ouxes. The stock markets are generally weaker to-day, owing to realisations, combined with the announce- , went of the Egyptian Loan. The funds have de clined I t to f per cent. Foreign bondh and home railways are likewise weaker, and the drooping tendency extends to most other securities. There is no change in the discount market, the demand being moderate, and the rate for the beat bills 75 to 1 per cent. Short loans in the Stock Exchange are obtainable at 5 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Relates were quoted 65fr. 05e., being sc. loner than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 904 to 1, with div., for money, and 89i., cx div., "sellers," for the account (Dec. 8). The official business re. port is as follows : Three per Cent. 'Consols, for money, 91, 904 ; ditto, for account, 891, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, i; New Three per Cents., 881, 1 ; Bank Stock, 238, 2391 ; India Stook, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106?., 4,1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, ss. dis., par ; ditto June, ss. dis. Foreign stocks are generally rather lower. Some lof the present quotations are as follows, viz.:— Greek, 221 to 23 ; Mexican, 284 to 1 ; Confederate, 63 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 4 ; the Certificates, 131 to b ; Turkish Boads of 1858, 701 to 711 ; ditto 1862, 71 to 72 ; and the Consolidde, 50/ to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyp tian, 961, 1 ; ditto, second issue, 96 ; Greek, for account, 235, 23 ; Italian, for account, 644 ; Mexican, 284 ; ditto, for account, 281, 3 ; ditto, 1864, 27, 261 ; ditto, Anglo-French, scrip, 111 dia. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 474 ; Rus sian, 1862, 87, ex dir. ; Spanish, Passive, for account, 301 ; Turkish, 1851, for account, 89 ; ditto 1858, for account, 704, 714 ; ditto 1862, 72, 711, 721, 711 ; ditto for account, 711, ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 724. 72 ; Veneznela, 1864, 404. The new Egyptian Irian fur 5,700,000/. has been received flatly : the present nominal quotation is 1 to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 28 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 9 prem. ; General Credit, 2J to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 24 to I prem. ; .Hudson's Day, lit to ; Ottoman Soci6ti GOES ride, 1.4 to s prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dis. to I prem. The prospectus of the expected Egyptian Govern_ meat Loan has been issued, the agents being Mears. Frithling and Giischen, and the con tractors Messrs. H. Oppenbeim, Nephew, and Co., of Alexandria. The amount is 5,704,200/.of stock, bearing 7 per cent. interest from the let ult., but 2,000,0001. of the amount has already been sub scribed for. The price of issue is 93 per cent., but becomes 02, allowing for the in terest accrued. Five per cent. is pay able on application, and the remaining 88 per cent. may be paid on allotment, or, at the option of the allottee, the following instalments, viz. :-10/. per cent, on allotment ; 201. per cent. on let January, 1865 ; 201. per cent. on Ist Feb ruary, 1865 ; 201. per cent, on let March, 1865 ; 181. per cent. on let April, 1865, less 34 per cent. coupon ; but if this option is accepted, interest will be charged on the delayed instalments at 7 rer cent, per annum from tho date of allotment. The loan has been authorised by the Sultan, and, be sides being secured by the general revenues of Egypt, is specially secured on those of the three provinces of Dekahlieb, Cbarkieh, and Behere, producing au annual sum of about 700,0001. net. In confirmation of the view that this loan will have little effect on the English money market, it is explained that " the Egyptian government accept ances now iu circulation falling due next year will be taken in payment of the two last instalments, or of 38 per cent. of the payments in full, with deduc tion of interest at the rate of 8 percent. per an num," and that "the Egyptian Trading Company's debentures falling due ou the Ist of December next will also be taken in payment on allotment with deduction of 7 per cent. interest." The fair prin ciple of a pro rat 4 division is to be adopted, it being intimated that " it is intended to make the allotments rateably as far as the subdivision of the bonds permits, but inasmuch as the smallest bond issued is 1001., no allotment can be made where the rateable proportion would not amount to 1001." The present is, we believe, the first occasion on which this principle has been followed in the allot ment of a loan in this countty, and the result will therefore be regarded with the more interest. The brokers are Messrs. P. Cazeuove and Co. ; Messrs. Robins and Barber ; and Messrs. Laurence, Sun, and Pearce. Looking hack at the past history—a brief one— of Egyptian finance, it must be conceded that the present application is entitled to favourable cowl , duration. The previous loan raised by the &gyp tian government was brought out at 8211,, in a 7 per cent. stock, and rose to 105 to 106. The unusual extent of the advantage thus enjoyed by the original subscribers proved that that loan was in some degree an experimental one, and brought out at an experimental price. The credit of the Egyptian government having since become confirmed, a price approxi mating more nearly to the current market quotation is asked upon the present occasion. The existing Seven per Cents. were quoted three mouths ago at 102, and are now 96 to 97, but the new loan has one advantage, inasmuch as the re demption at 100 is to take place in the course of 15 years, instead of 30, as in the case of the old loan, and this is computed to make a difference of 3 to 4 per cent. in favour of the new stock. _ The warning which has occasionally • been put forward in this journal that Turkish Consolable stand in a very different position to that occupied by the Anglo-Turkish Loans, which are secured upon special customs revenues, bas been confirmed by the fact that the half-yearly dividend due on the former paper in Constantinople has not yet been announced. In consequence, it has been decided by the Stock Exchange Committee that, in order to facilitate the settlement of pending trans actions, the Consolide's Bonds are to he delivered with the coupons attached, and that in the event of the coupons having been cut off, 21. 144. per cent. is to be deducted on account of each half-yearly coupon, being the rate at which they have hitherto been taken. About 24,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, but 80,000 sovereigns were withdrawn fur despatch to Alexandria. The following circular announces the failure of the old and respectable house of Messrs. Henry Powell and Sons, ship provision merchants, owing to the stoppage of their firm at Galatz, where financial affairs have been troubled by the high value of money here. The liabilities are computed at about 100,000/., and the realisation of the assets will probably show a satisfactory result. M ess r s . Powell and Sons bare transacted a large business, chiefly in supplying ship provisions to various governments 39, Fenchurchatreet, Nov. 14. Gentlemen,—lt is with the deepest regret we have to inform you that in coosequence of a telegram nerved yes terday from our Galata house, announcing it had turmended payment, we are compelled to adopt the same step. We have plastid our books, Sc., is the hands of Mews. Cole man, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., and shall shortly be in a position to lay a statement of our affvirs before nor credi tors. We trust, with the kind comideratioo and f ohe.r. anon of our creditors, to be able to realise favourably, end to make a satisfactory liquidatieu.—We are, giattlemen, yours obediestly, Iftisi Powiu. sad BAIL MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) The committee of the St. Exnbang hate _ pointed Thursday, the 17th November, a special settling day in the shares of the Aberaman hoe Works (Limited), late Crawshay Bailey's, for transactions entered into on and after Sept. 0. A quotation in the official list was not asked for. The same day hail also been appointed fur the set tlement in the new 50 1 . shares of the International Bank (Limited). The South Easteni Railway traffic retnrn shows this week an increase of 1,948/. over last year ; and the Brighton au increase of 1,7401. It appears that the lease of the London and Blackwall Railway Company to the Great Eastern Railway Company is i. pc:petnity at 41. per cent., and has been agreed t., by the tuard , both e,nn panies. An extraordinary in2eting of the London hark of Mexico and South America took place yesterday. The chairman. Mr. .1. Paterson, explained that the meetimt was called !" a clerical error. The bank ear an aulai two :,ndertakings, each lei vilfr.f. a Loud: nil ie.e million sterli: ittsl eche!, e hanks join. 't ‘V.l` , inteieitsi that their c-:pita! be' I. They hail all alon; ad vertisiel their ban's as ! capital of two millions, bat by :1 r they had been registered at the L • i T: with only one million capitai,an error thee w.,e called upon to notify. The six months' of the bank, the chairman added, has been highly ,ncce.m ful, and no concession Las yet been given to any bank by the Mexican government, but a capital of at least four millions would be requisite for a bank to obtain the concession. He suggested, toerefore, that theircapital should at once be increas,3 to übat amount. After some discussion the directors were authorised to increase the capital to 4,000,00 W., by !the creation of 80,000 shares, but no iti.on for • the creation of new shares Beyond 20,1100 is to be valid until ratified by a resolution passed at a special meeting of the shareholders. The half•yearly meeting of the Bombay. Dam* and Central India Railway Company is for the 16th December. The Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company have notified that, the shares being fully paid up, ou presentation of the share zeetificates they will be stamped to this effect. An extraordinary meeting of the Lan ham Hotel Company (Limited) is calle•l for the 2:314 inst., when it will be propo , e,l to incrvasa the nominal capital of the company from 159,0001. to 180,0001., by the issue of 3,000 new shares of 101. each, bearing 8 per cent. preferential dividend. The mails from Calcutta and Australia, by way of Marseilles, are expected to be distributed in London to-morrow morning. MoxDAT EVILEDIG. Consols, which closed ou Saturday at 894 to 4 ex div. for the Bth December, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 89; t 190, An l chtsed at 892 to 4. For money the last price was xi to 91, with div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 911, 90; ; ditto, for account, 89&, , 90, 894, ; ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 881, 89j, ; New Three per Center, 881, 891 , ; India Stock, 910 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 106:1, 107 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. dia. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. India Bonds were marked 4e. dis. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted 3a. dis. to 2s. prem., and the Juno us. dis. to par. In the foreign stuck market prices in some cases were higher, and in others rather lower. Egyptian and New Granada Bonds rose per cent., and Italian 2. Greek declined 4, and Spanish Passive 1. Ae regards Turkish securities, there was an improvement of 4 per cent. in the Loan of 1854, but a decline of like amount iu that of 1858. The Cousolich.4 were dull, tiring to the doubt respecting the dividend. The late rise in bank shares is well supported, and in several cases a fresh advance has taken place. Alliance Bank rose about 1/. 10s., and City Bank 2f. Au improvement was also quoted in Bank of Egypt, Consolidated, East Loudon, Imperial, Lon dull Bank of Mexico and South America, London Chartered Bank of Australia, London and County, London Joint Stock, London and Westminster, Bank of New South Wales, Oriental, and Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi. Bank of Australasia and Brazi lian and Portuguese Bank shares were rather lower. Imperial Ottoman Bauk, after rising to 7i to prem., haul fallen at the close to 7 to 71 prem., owing to a number of speculative sales. Hudson's Bay shares were rather dull, at 17i to ; Egyptian Trading better, at prem. • National Discount firmer, at 10 to 10} prem. ; an d Joint Stock Discount, ss. to 7s. Gd. higher, at 1 to cis dis. An improvement took place in City Offices, Electric Telegraph, Natal Land, National Finan cial, English and Australian Copper, Rhymney Iron, and North British and Idernanthe Insurance shares. Ocean Marine Insurance rose about 1/. 10a., and there were inquiries for Thames Mersey Marine and Universal Marine. Telegraph Censtrue tion and Millwall Ironworks shares -sere rather more offered. The shares of the financial companies were a little more offered this afternoon, and in two or three cases a reduction of 2s. 6d. per share took place. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnter national, 2i to 3 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; London Financial 8 1 to 9* prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to preni ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 21 to ; prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (TIIIB DAY.) (11T RLICTRIC ♦ND , wrtziAnoNer. TEL/SRA PR.) IRON Oct OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Corrox.— . ThemarretCra;7. rtadp pruxi. S des pro. beg, 6,000 !ales. CORN. —Tbe market rattier quiet but stead.... AO prices have been generally fairly maintained, and b.ol the frost held, would have gradolly improved. Flour nochenie I. Indian corn, mixed American, 28s. to 235. 61, Cz: pilau beans, 41a. to Va. .... 1001 90e 95 107 i