The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIB DAY.) EQUITY COURT. IBefore Vice-Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood.) r.Y litE BRITISH AND AMERICAN TELEGRAPH coMPANY iLIMITED). 're were two petitions for the winding up of the com it was state d behalf of the petitioner in the second .“.11. who was a holder of about fifty shares, that out ; . • . .4 1 ,000 shares into which the capital of the company • Ara, 10.1010 were allotted as fully paid up. and . .k.ut 2,100 were issued to the public. Soule 7,300 Ltd since been forfeited. The company was thus „ • ,t eipital, and though started only in February last, conipktely at a stand-still. . 1)11u.e. and Mr. J. N. Higgins appeared for , , Towner. W. M. James, Q.C., and Mr. Ca ldecott, for the , • in the first petition, asked for his costs. It , ..t.,ted that the order would have been made on the tition had not the applicant allowed his petition user from time to time at the request of the oom ,„ in order to see whether they could not contrive to K.ty. Q.C., and Mr. Simmons, representing a ma .d the shareholders. resisted the payment of the • ..petitioner's costs. His shares had since become • - tted. • - ice• Chancellor said that if there had been any Mks on the part of the first petitioner -mould not have allowed him any costs ; but , bring that he had foreborne to prosecute hi* at the request of the company them , the circumstance that a change bad since taken in his position could not affect his right, though per. it bad been better if thecompany had paid his costs in • find instance. The order for winding-up would be on .econ.l petition only, but the parties to both petitions u A.I all have their costs, only one set being allowed. The t edings in the first petition would be stayed. BAIL COURT. :tins at Niai Prius at Westminster.—(Before Mr. Justice Shee and a Common Jury.) MRHY 'MALES MCI/ °THERA. Tire further hearing of this case was resumed this morn- Howell, Q.C., Mr. Butler Rigby, and Mr. Macrae • .r wero counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Quain, Q.C. Mr. tick, and .11r.Crompton were counsel for the defendants, pt the Rev. Mr. Oolen, and Captain Byrne, who had ed judgment to go by default. ['tie first witness called to-day was Mr. James Reales, .i of Mr. Edmond Reales. He was on the com .,ttee. The plaintiff at first denied the right of the com tt.r to inquire into Mr. Hargrave 's loan, on the ground t it was a private affair, but he afterwards admitted • a he had ri.ceived the money, and expended it for the . 1111 sea of the club. On the 1i th September, when plain :it called on witness, he informed him he would have to . tire. and that he Lad better mention the terms; the °matte° said they would pay him _M$/. preliminary ex ..enses, 1001. down and 2000 f. at the end of the year, if the .lub was successful. _ _ Crows-examined—Some members of the committee, before the 17th September, considered Mr. Darby too slow, and they were anxious to have a 'Manchester man who would possess more energy. Mr. Shaen, the solicitor to the club, was also examined, but he did not carry the case further for the defendants. From the number of witnesses said to be examined, it is very probable the case will not be concluded to-day. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE YARCI'X DAVIS.-JUDGME.VT. Tl.c. debtor, who carried on the business of a navy agent in the Strand, applied on a former occasion for his release cut of custody upon the ground that he had registered a deed of composition, and obtained the chief registrar's certificate. _ supported the application ; Mr. Reed (in structed by Slesars. Lewis, Munns, and Co.) opposed it on bolclf of the execution creditors, the liquidators of the Accidental Marine Insurance Corporation (Limited). By the deed the debtor covenanted to pay to his creditors R composition of lid. in the pound on or before the 21st of September, 1868, and the creditors released him from their respective debts ; and the main question in the case was whether a debt of 1,6991., alleged to he due to Hemy Levy, and s debt of 1,6641., alleged to be due to E. N. Leaf, a brmlievin-law of the debtor, did in fact exist. Mr. Commissioner Winslow now gave judgment, and after reviewing the evidence, said he was not satisfied that the alleged debts were bona fide due. The debtor, upon being examine I, had contradicted himself in such a way as to show that little reliance was to be placed on his statements. In May last he had stated upon oath that he had enough property to, satisfy all his just debts. At that time according to the accounts filed he owed nearly 4,0001. besides the debt of the Accidental Marine Insurance Company, anal must of course have had property to that amount. He now states that be had then no property of any kind, tut that he expected to pay the debts he owed out of the proceeds of an action for 12,000/. he had brought against the company, and from the profits of books he intended to write. What the debtor meant ty the action for 12,0001. the court could not understand, it being admitted that such action hail no existence. The onus was upon the debtor to show that the debts alleged by him to be due were in fact due, and as be had failed to satisfy the court that the requisite majority of creditors had assented to the deed the application for release would be dismissed. It bad been much pressed upon the court that if the debtor did not obtain his release he might remain in prison for an indefinite period, but that did not follow. He was at liberty to petition for adjudication of bankruptcy, and that the court considered was the proper mode of procedure in a case of this description ; the debtor's statements with re4ard to his property could then be investigated, and it na4ht turn out that the creditors were entitled to receive larger dividend ; but under any circumstanoes they could ma get a much smaller one than the proposed composition. The debtor accordingly returned to prison. TUE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. NR. PAGET AND OUTRAGEN ON THE POLICE. Patriet Flies, a rough Irish labourer, about 40 years of was brought before Mr. Paget charged with violently insulting John Kent, 341 K, and Herbert Butt, 62 K. last night at a late hour Kent was called upon to take s drunken and disorderly woman who had broken four panes of glass with a hammer. Kent arrested the 'Oman and took the hammer from her. Kent wan con ducting his prisoner to the statiowhouse when the prisoner roosted hitu,and in a boisterous manner said" Let hergo." Kent told him to mind his own business, on which the prisoner made use of very foul language, and after taking the hammer iron, the constable made a blow at his head with it. Kent parried the blow on his head by his activity, and it fell on his shoulder. A struggle ensued, and the woman escaped. Kent wok his truncheon from his pocket and warned the prisoner, but did not use the stick. Butt, a sergeant, came to the assistance of Kent, and the prisoner struck him repeatedly and made several attempts to throw him. The prisoner, who gave much trouble to the police, was secured. Mr. Paget, after hearing that the prisoner bad been in custody before, said he wished the prisoner sod all other persons disposed to attack the police in the execution of their duty or to assault them in any way, to know that they were liable on conviction by a jury to two years' imprisonment and bard labour. If Le thought fit he could send the prisoner for trial. A most dangerous weapon had been used. The prisoner struck at the constable's head with the bammer,and it would have taken effect but for the officer's activity. He could not help commending the forbearance of Kent, who drew his truncheon, but did not use it, which he would have been quite justified in doing. Fortunately neither of the constables were seriously injured. That circumstance alone induced hi m t o decide the case sum marily. He considered it was his duty, and the duty of all magistrates, to protect the police, who had dangerous duties to perform. Kent had shown great discretion and great forbearance in a vely turbulent locality. If it was in his (the magistrate's) power he should inflict a more severe sentence than the one he was about to pass, and which was quite inadequate to the offence. He sentenced the prisoner to two months' imprisonment and hard labour for the assault on Kent, and an additional two months' imprisonment and hard labour for the assault on Butt, the wren«, to be consecutive, in all four months' imprisons meat and hard labour. FCNERAL OF Mg. EDWARD JAMES, Q.C., M.P. —THIS DAY.)—This morning the remains of Mr. Edward Jenes 4.C., M.P. for the borough of Manchester, were iweeeed is the cemetery at Highgate. The funeral ' t..r e was formed at 24, Upper Wimpole-street, the n Ocoee of the deceased, the mourners consisting simply of relations of the learned gent:eman. The cal riages of of the judges and a few personal and professional h.mds followed. THE ST. ALBAN M RITUAL CASE.—MARTIN r. VCBONOCHIE.—The rule obtained in the Court of Queen's '-inch on the Judge of the Arches Court, Sir Robert Phil more, at the instance of tho defendant, to prohibit Sir 'revere Twin and Dr. Robertson from hearing the ;me hat been served by Mr. Brooks, the proctor, m, his lordship and the learned doctors mentioned, as also on the other parties, and is expected to come on for argument, should any cause be shown oc Monday, the 18th inst. The rule has been issued on the ground that Sir Travers Twiss and Dr. Robertson had no jurisdiction under the Church Discipline Act to hear and determine the matter. In the event of the rule being Made absolute, the case will be heard before Sir Robert Phillimore as Dean of Arches. At present the Case stands adjourned in the Arches Court to next week. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1867. , :i:EAD RIOTS AT BARNSTAPLE. (szurnes TILZGRAM.) PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9. The third edition of the Ilisteru Moneing Nu:, reports a great riot at Barnstaple last night, and this morning two thousand men demolished bakers' and butchers' shops, and attacked a flour mill, where they were fired upon three times. On threatening, however, to burn the mill bread, cheese, and cyder were distributed to them. The mayor twice addressed the mob without effect. Five ringleaders are in custody, and further disturbances are ex pected. Special constables are being sworn in. A COLLIERY OR FIRE. NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE, FRIDAY. Ferndale Colliery, in Montlda Valley, Glamor gaashire, is on fire. The collier, is the property of Davies and dons. About 300 persons are in the colliery, and it is feared that many will not be able to escape. AMATEUR DOCTORING. INQUINT.—(THIS DAY.) This forenoon Mr. Rickards, the deputy-coroner, held an inquiry at the New Globe Tavern, Brierly street, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Alfred Hugh Jessop, aged two years. The proceedings created great interest throughout the district in consequence of the father of the deceased, who was a shoemaker, having acted as doctor to his own child. The lint witness called was said that her husband was a shoemaker. The deceased was two years and ten month■ old. He had always been healthy. Last Tuesday week be was taken ill, and her hus ba nd would not call in a doctor, but treated it himself. He was suffering from measles. Coroner—The father was a almemaker, and he prescribed for his child. What did he know about medicine ! Was not the child suffering from inflammation of the lungs, as well as niesales? Witness—Yes. My husband eared the boy's sister. He gave simple herbs, but I do not know the name of them. Coroner— He gave penny royal, Cayenne pepper, saffron, and vinegar. Your husband is one of those stupid men that think they can manage better than a doctor. Is not that so' Witness—Yea, tar, Coroner—A man tempering with life without knowing anything about it is just like a mongol's' g to steer a boat on tbu ever without having received proper training. He is sure to do the wrong thing. Tins man's child might have been saved if it had had proper treatment. Witness—He idolised the boy. On Tuesday the child screamed violently. i ts cries were frightful. I could not bear to listen to them, and while the child wee dying I ran from the room. Airs. Julia Simpson, the landlady, said that she was a name. She had advised the father to alter his treatment of the child, but he refused to do so. Coroner—Wu he an herb doctor! Witness—He read Dr. Coffin's books. Coroner—That's the worst of it, these self-opinionated men read a little and imagine more. Witness—l advised a doctor. and said that mustard ought to be applied to the child's chest, but the father said, "No, I know best." Mr. Jessop was then formally cautioned, and the coroner sail that he stood in an awkward position, for if the jwy took one view of the case, he would be sent to Newgate. Witness—l cannot criminate myself, for I acted accord ing to the book. I put it in in evidence. I did everything that the book told me to do. It is called " The Family Medical Advisee" It is headed, "This is the Medicine of Nature." It is written by John Skelton, physician, surgeon, Ac., author of " A Plea for the Botanic Practice of Medicine ; Botanic Record and Family Herbal. It is through our ignorance that plants are despised. Published by the author, at 105, Great Russell-street." Coroner—That's the book. Now, did it never strike you that you had luistaktu the disease for which you treated the child Witness—No. Coroner—Burn that horrible book. A juror—Tbe authors of such works ought to be prosecuted. Dr. Bemis said that the child had died from inflamma tion of the lungs, and not from measles. The treatment was improper, and the wrong medicines were given. The worst of those books was, that people after reading them mistook one disease for another. The jury returned a verdict of Death from inflamma tion of the lungs, and the jurors severely censure the father for not calling in medical advice." The father—Are you going to pay me my expenses Coroner—No. Yon ought to be horsewhipped ; and if I had the power I would do it. THE LINVOLNARTRE "COLOUR BALL."—This far-famed ball—formerly called the " Stuff Ball," in consequence of its visitors in olden times being com pelled to appear in woollen stuff, the then manufacture of Lincolns hir e—was held in Lincoln last Wedneadsy, in the County Assembly Rooms, the property of Mr. Henry Chaplin. This annual assemblage, now called the " Colour Ball," owing to the adoption of any par ticular colour which the lady patronesses may think proper to select, was originally patronised by the Duchess of Ancester a century ago, and from that time it has been attended by the die( of the county. On this occasion the colour was cerise. THE PRISONER NAGLE.—There is a sound legal reason for the postponement of the trial of Nagle to which we adverted a day or two since, and we are happy to say, that neither in this instance, nor in any other that we are aware of, can any suspicion of faltering rest upon the Attorney-General. If there be any hesitation about the vindication of the law and of the national independence, it is not, we believe, fairly charge able upon the administrators of the law. Nagle was ascer tained to be a born American citizen, and as such could not be indicted for acts committed outside the Queen's jurisdiction. The first overt act of treason that could be laid to hie charge was hit landing in arms on our shores, and as that took place within the county of Sligo, it was proper that he should be tried there.—Dublin Erening -- THE PRICE OF MEAT IN DOVER. We have every reason to believe that nearly all, if not the whole, of the butchers in this borough have resolved upon at once reducing the price of the various kinds of meat Id. per lb. This announcement will, we doubt not, be most welcome to every householder; and it is to be hoped that this yielding to a just demand will lead to still fat ther reduc tion ; for, by comparison with the wholesale prices, the retail charges will still be enormously high. The present reduction, therefore, we trust, will be but anticipate's' of • further decline, and be thereby preventive of a renewal of public complaint—Dorer Chronicle. THE TORIES IN 1865.—1 n Mr. Disraeli's mani festo to the electors of Bucks. May 20, 1865, he wrote : —" Only a few nights ago the House of Commons, im patient of protracted mystification, reflected the candour of the community, and declared by a vast majority that tee franchise in boroughs should not be louvred, and that the principle (the lateral) upon which Lord Derby wished to extend it was the just one. The efforts of the conservative opposition during the last six years have, tlur, fore, been neither insignificant nor fruitless." The leading members of the conservative party spoke substan tially to the same effect in 1866 ; and all, rank and file, loudly, eagerly, vociferously applauded Mr. Lowe, when he employed his famous metaphor of getting behind the north wind to illustrate the absurdity of supposing that we should find • better set of voters in a lower class. Great stress was laid on the danger of swamping by mere numbers ; and the few tory members who expressed them selves favourable to reform, especially insisted on some principle of selection which should eliminate the bad elements of the constituencies. Mr. Disraeli advocated the payment of rates on this ground. Sir Edward (now Lord) Lytton, in a brilliant speech which was loudly cheered throughout, urged that the new franchise should be, in the first instance, confined to . those constituencies in which the prevalence of skilled labour tends to create a superior clan of artisans, and in which their numbers alone would be some safety against the bribes of a candi date." Lord Elcho actually went the length of objecting to the 71. franchise, on the ground that it was supported by members (whose names he read) who had formerly signed a resolution in favour of an occupying and rating franchise. In May, 186.5, Mr. Henley, addressing his constituents, had said :—" I have not been able to make out why a man who rents an 8/. or 6/. or W. house should have a vote. I cannot see it. I have therefore come to the conclusion, if there is to be a change, we should go back to our old system of h ouse h o ld franchise. That Is my opinion ; and being of that opinion I am not in farmer of a change." He objected to a chan ge because that change must be household suffrage ! On May dl, 1866, Sir Boon dell Palmer, after quoting this plumage, went on to say that, although he saw no reason why a 71 franchise should not last as lung as the 10/.franchise had lasted, he believed that they should come eventually to household suffrage, and might as well come to it at once. Thereupon advan tage was taken of his alleged indiscretion to assert that household suffrage was the real—though concealed and most reprehensible—object of the cabinet. Well might Mr. Leathern exclaim :—.* Why, every man among them has committed himself at least a hundred times, by argil mints, illustrations, pleasantries, fervid declamations, poetical perorations, bursts of propheti c w i s d om , en d abuse hurled with the strong arm of sincerity at the heads of the advocates of household suffrage." Well might he I add that, if (as their leader intimated) they had meditated household suffrage since 18.19. " the life of that puny has i been a Using well sustain i 4 lie, a lie eight years long."— Fruser's Magazine for November. 1 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) O&DINAIT SIAM MID STOCKS. se. I P 4.1 11.444Warit I Ca l l s r.Z 6l6 I " 66 Wal l k . Ile 1 pm. Id. 184 , Driaool and lizeits --• 83 16 - 54 190 'Caledonian ' 86 86 1 86 4 1 7 6 1 84. 100 'Cambrian ' U 48 19 all ,Corawall , 3 6 - a 100Dublia and BettaatJune, 71 74 81. I lOO DundenPirthotadidin i 79 72 - 1U 1 6 Hart Loudon - - - 100 ag ' Do Scalp.-- -__ - -•- 8l 100 Glasgow and IL Woolens 102 104 - 8t 100 'Great Latins Ord. 81' 311 1124 811 St. • 100 ! Do. E. Aug. Stk., N 0.2 6 7 6 4 St 1100 OreatNorthotSeotlaad 16 17 - 8t 100 Great Northora - St 1100 D 0.11.1 A ree.no ay. un- 112 112 - 54. lOO ' Do. P. ( tilep. c. le paielß 123 126 - St 1 100 Do. Ord. Det Dlr. Stock - - - 8t 1100 GC South It West (Ire.): 95 PT - St 1140 Itilreat Wooten 4 61 66 1 464 6 St lUS Do.StourVatthatellt ..... .- . - 6t ' 100 Do. South Wales . : - - - St 100 Do. W. NUL -OztOiti, 25 10 - St 100 Do. Do. Newport. 19 31 - St 100 Lauesahlre I Yor• 1211 12 124 44 11. 100 Lon..lirlahtn,t4S.Cosat; 6 6 34 521 44. , 100 Loadon,Cheihant&Dov l 17 18 - St. 'l4O Do. Net Mon Alp.a. 12 26 - 84. 100 Load,d, .4 Worth Westu. 1134 114 114 131 St 100 LoodoußSouthWortera: BO 82 80 St. 1140 I Mos. Shot.. &Um:auk 48 484 - 8t 100 Melrepollaaa.. . 1 124 121 - a. 1 100 D.,. LitenikArdiVi. della op. et. t l llB7Ol 109 111 - OS. !IN Wairopolltan Mirka , 83 85 - 110 119 Do. do. do. I -.- - 11 1 W Do..t St Joberoioodl - - - W. ,160 Midland .. 84 101 1 Do. iii;ni...iD;rity ' as 88 - 88. 100 ,North British - Bt. 100. Do.ndin.,Peeth,Dand - - - 84. 100 N. Forearn-Bertrick - 101 102 1011 1 16 114 ' Do. G. N. Z. Pure , - - - et , 1011 Do. Lola -- 1 61 ft 9aq 04 W. 140 1 Do. York -.. W. 1109 ' Do. Carlisle. - - - St. 100 ' Do. Wok atiLlia . g l3O 132 - 8 . all Do, _do., 1810-61 - 1 - - - St 100 'North Loudon ....- ' 116 117 - 10 1 1 Do. do., U - N.. 1 1 14 gas St. . 100 NareStailordshire , 65 66 62 3 84. 100 N. & & Weston Jane , 110 11t - 8t .100 Shropshire Calm - , 66 17 - 8t 109 South Dev0n......- i 45 47 - W. 1 101 South Easier 654 ref 664 1 10 , 0 atabies.Woldatloic 81 94 - St :100 Tall Vale - .... 145 147 - l 0 I 6 . Do. C I - -. a= - 94. 100, Waterford .6 Manny -. ... - 10 I 4 Malerloo & Whilielsati, - - - JOINT BIWA. BANNS. 1161 B4IIIU. I Pd I Ct I 40. 00.000 1 10000 10 Agra hank ,Llm.) A 6 60 Anion 16 60,300 100 AlllanosLlmltoo 'OO,OOO 20 Anglo Austrian.— 0 60,000 20 Angle Bandon (IDE.) all 10,600 10 Aoglo 1 (Linaltod)., 121 50,t00, 40 AwAralanda .... , alt 11,100; 20 Bankof BrltlahColamt4a all ' 12,500', 90 Do. Now, lsonod pm! 10,0001 26 Bank of igypt 16,000' 20 Bank of Otogo (Loltad) 10 11,000, 60 BankotVlotoria,Awgzal, 2$ 60,000 10 Bank of Now Zealand— 10 2,000 60 British N. AMlllid 10,000 20 C. Bk. Ind* Ans., China all 10,000' 25 Chart. . Marcf la* etc.' all 60,000; 20 City ..—.... lO 10,900100 ColonW . 101,00 h 10 Consolnlatod Bank _6 10,000, LO Deihl and London (L.) , 26 10,000 GO Past London (Limited)! 11 10,000 10 Eastern Etthange(Lha.) , 10,400 30 English and Araenean 10 60.000 10 ; Nag.liankß.do.lsnedrol.l 10 30,000 20 Eug.goolhAliaL (lurid , ell 13,000 60, English andSwedlsh (L) 26 10,000.100 lir portal P.ank(Lhaltod), 10 , 0,600, 20 Imperial Ottoman - lO e,oocv !lonian ...... -....- , all 0,000 28, Do. Now ..... . 'OO,OOO 20 land Mort. Bk. Indle(1 ) 3.00001 100 D0.6p.c.Deb.,1864,30yrs MI 10,000 60 Lon.Bk.olliezieo,A.c.(L). 90 11,000 100 London and Braaillau 46 6, 000 10 Da New , 6,000 100 1 LoodondltheePlate(L) 45 40,000 NS Do. do. do lO 80,000 20 , Lon. Ch. Bank of And& , 611 67,66 60 i London and Comity 2O , 12,500 20 Do,,N,w las. at 2067. Bpd 72,000 40 I London Joint Stock.- 16 1016,000 10 , London hfionthAtrlcan all ' ,009 100 ' Lou. nil Wasions(Lim.) 10 1,000 60 London Vesiestiela(l.l 124 10,000 100 , London .6 Ireatannetar. 10 , 6.000 16 1 Do.iss.lol.o.none paid 10 6,060 ieg Merchant Bank . 25 1 60.000 60 dificaan(L.`, 124 'O,OOO 10 I Metropol Merauni it le an (Limited ) all 6,00100 i Midland Bank (Lm) 10 20,000 6 National of Aostrelasia 20,000 100 National of Liverpool l6 10,600 100 'N. Pro. of nnitland _, 56,000 20 , Do. 216 ird lama l2 60,000 60 !National Bank lO some; 10 ;New booth Wales_ all 60,000 10' North Western - 741 00.000 25 Oriental Dank Corpora. all 27.210 60 , ProvlallsabngOorp.(L) 10 10,000 100 ?melon. of Ireland 4,;A0 10 . Do. do. Nov 20,003 23 South annzalla- - ad 1 17,061 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa 25 *2.000100 140. do. Ma at 6 poi , 10 ' 60,000 ; Union 6111 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Lisa) 19 4 1061 110 , Oidos of London 16 't 00LONIAL 001 410,000 &Dish Oda. II 1891 PAO* Do. 1896 —.. !Cm. Gov.' p. a., 121744. ... I Do. Oporol, rob.ll.llos Do. 'pool 110r.3 ~ Z 11,106 Do bps 01. ,Toe.LJ , 1186,1011 Do. ipso& Isto ; io*,lloo Cogotki Bona p0e.18711 il J. 11101200 I Do. go. 1880-90' Do. do. IEIIO4I Sil, - 000 D0.89.0.89.80c21990 180,000 Cevloo.l4ov.lr6B, y 883,900 Do. 1878, E do.. 4000.004 Do. 1871 d 0.. ., 100,000 Munition' lefoot. WI 200,000 Do. 1878 780,000 Do. 1882 00,000 Do. 1886 1 1011.800 NatelOov.ew.e.Ap..loc. 100,000 Do. do. Idayetl.lov.' assogo New BnuioGov.ilperot. 4111„000 New @oath Wales Gov., ' sp. eent.,lB7l to 1876 %meow Do. 6p. ode* ee 1896 86.,0001 D0.6p.0.r,1887 to 1876 100,000 New Lealesd epee owl I 1,000,000 Do. Sper amt.! 6.X.,006 Do. 6pa coot. 1801, 10),000 Do.do 18/IJuneGilee' 110,000 WovsBcolle ip. a. 117111 1.e4 0 .8 0 Queeaelead Om 6p. et. 1,177,460 Do. Do. 1891 .... 776, 001 LA aat.Gov. S p. e.. 477-771 De. 1878 sod apwdoi 880,000 Vlailov.o9. e. Jot July, 7,066.606 Do. 6p. ea April Ane ' 70ZUGN NAIL 01, Pd. , atuaraira 10 , ,00_1warip 01 totterdam ilall Milan Ira. J suction 7p.e. all ' IL 10 all ;11.8.yre5,13.8.,2,7p et(L) 10 all Central Argeutlns 100 all 10091400 10 all Do. Bilendem 100 80 ,Dunsburg t Virttpk (L.) 20 111 ,Datek Rhenish 10 all Do. 10 all I/Astons of !ranee 20 18 I Buropean (*Aral ad all , Great Luxembourg allLnaberg 4..arnowits to aU IN/dean L) !.0 all ,Nam..ll,llms _By tb o e , i aß fr . olte%Plc, yrtt 10 1 all RaU. B. Ayres g.7.p.e 10 all I Do. Deferred ' ell ,Norwegian Trunk Pte! 10 all 'Ottoman (Smyrna Alai, 10 all Marls,Lyona,mal Nada. VII all :Parts and Orleaaa . 10 • all 'ladle & S.Fri,cla (L), 10 10 Royal Sardinian ' :loyal Swadlab 4 all Do. 1 per ant. so all 11arobee and !game to , all, Do. blpereent..Prif ID ; all Ban Pauload 1f.7 Per et nil Likut.elLostaVenettan ITS Inoata East. of Yoram* 10 all Inouthern of YT/111C4/ 10 1111 ITurto and Samna el all ' West F Landers ; Do. 112 yrr oent. — Pret 1) , att 'greet &B.*. of Wane, _IOItKION No. I Ph. I Mme. 111,000; Alumina Limited) 100,000. 1 I Angie-Braa.Gold(Um ) 10,000 10 itistyalhia 16,000 10 !Cape Copper ayinit.ii 26,000. 2 Uvula Silver (Limited) 00.000 6 Thontileso.ol.ltin.,L. 10,000 10 Coplapo (limited) 76,162 1 Don Pedro, N. Del key 00,000 11 Del Rey (Limited). 25,e4 2 Grimm (Limited) I 603 tino&BoUvlaGodi 10, 10 16, 1I span& (Melted) 66,0u0 Linares (Limited) • 7,1117; Luidtanian (Limited! 10,000 6 ,Panuleillo Copper IL) 10,000 II Peatarena Gold 10,000 10 PontehaudSllverLead 101,000 6 'Port Phillip 12.000 60 Royal Cobra Copper 16,106 1 Roma Grande 1111,000 1 geottish Auatral.(l,lm 11,000 10 86 John del Rey Lim '( 41,176' 10 Thaw Mexican (Lim 10,000 1 Val intlgoria Gold IL A' 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (111.1.1 0.000 10 Val Samoan. 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N ie 106 Nsr IT 70 46 4044401 60 ti.l 101 104 , 19 1 911 110 i 17 18 $2 94 41 48 34 3 29 $1 19 20 19$ 109 1 , 19 1 Io l i l pm esl 1 974 14 119 101 87 be I 001 11141 96 97 91 911 41 &I 88 ST Si 83 OD 81 • 101 f 103 I Ipm; 101 185 104 14ar SI 119 MIAMI. Chiverton Marti AinaL Dew. G. Oom. Crevlskk) Drekwane nut Benet (IIloipn) Let cars Brae Bad Oren!We Zest Lovell L W. Reason (Taoistic ) Grumblers Bt. Ala/13 Brest Lasso (Limited) Gress Beath Tole= G. W Vac (Holatoe) loot Maga= Downs li mirk arearet . v i a y ny West) ...... 'Meryl:dr ace Ore ! New Seton 'North Beeksar North Wheal Unity ipr Wan United woe (V. t) , . Cuadra et. Merl Mouth Condemn —.. W. Frames (Megan). lStray Pa 'Tin Croft rk West Beret flUonan) W. Oaradon (I.lakaard) West Cblverton Wad Baton .In. Basset (Dlopn) Wt. Bulle rrrAnn (Itsdruti) W lls Wheal b•tou(Mennen.; IR Trimmer (Ltski DIMINTUILE Ot. iota 4 p.a. 11ar.11131100 G.Nthn.‘l p.e. Jan.rni ,100 G.Wit4.—W. 11.-01., . p. et., Jan. & Ally .... 100 laae.*Yk.4p.o.Jaa.&Jl7,loo Leaooigh.4p.e.Jan.&,fly 100 1..&N.VE..4p.c.iaa..!•17 100 - 150: . Ld&W.4p.c. Jan.ot July 100 11141aad,cp.e..10a.d.Tally 100 IN. British, 11. P. D. 8. ,, I p. c 4., & Alf— 100 N.ZII I / 1 1.,40.0350AJ01y 100 500t.N.8,4 p.0.Ap.&040.1100 IIIeCILLANSOOB. I At ICi priori I Was. 5 5_ MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) thrs olDwas. In the Stock Exchange to-day very few dealings have been reported, and prices generally present no variation. Apart from the semi-official an nouncement that the French government intend shortly to raise a new loan, ,the advices from the Continent are considered satisfactory, but there is little or no disposition on the part of speculators to enter into fresh opera tions at the moment. Consols and nearly all the English railway and foreign stocks are unchanged. Royal Mail Steam shares are in request, and have risen 21.—viz., to 64 to GS, owing to the o*'icial notification just issued with regard to the extent of the company's loss by the recent hurricane in the West Indies. There is a good demand for discounts to-day, and the rate for the best paper is firm, at 1i per cunt. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money has increased, and the charge for loans for a few days on English government securities has declined to 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 94j, with div., for money, and 93, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Canis. are steady at 921 to Home railway stocks have been little dealt in and the only change is a decline of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, the present price being 86 to An nexed are the quotations :—Metropolitan, 121 tol ; Great Western, 451 to 461, ; London and North West ern, 1131 to 114; Midland,ll7l to}; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 1241 ; Caledonian, 86 to South Eastern, 66/ to ; Great Eastern, 311 to 32 ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, 1121 to 113 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 17ft to ; North British, 331 to 2 ; and Brighton. 522 to 53. In the foreign stock market there is a demand for Turkish Bonds of 1862, which have risen 1 per cent., viz., to 62i to 63i. Spanish Certificates, however, are f lower, at 17f to Turkish of 1865 are quoted 313 to 32 ; Greek, 123 to ; Spanish Passive, 191 to ; Italian of 1861, 451 to ; Egyptian of 1864, 851 to 86 ; Mexican, 141 to 15f. As regards American securities, Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are to per cent. higher, at 47 to and 8n to 83, respectively. The 5-2) Bonds are steady, 701 to 71. Atlantic Cable shares show no change. Anglo- American are at ni to ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, to Bank shares are without variation, with the ex ception of a reduction of it. in London and County, viz., to 52 to 54. London and Westminster are quoted 72 to 73 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; 111 to 10} dia. ; Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 1 dia. ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 261 to 274. The shares of the financial companies are neg lected. International Financial, 2} to 21- die. ; London, 24 to 23 dia. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dia. ; and Credit Fonder, 6i"; to 61 dis. The Sir John Lawrence has arrived from Sydney with 251,0001. in gold. Two o'CtocK. Consols are still quoted 94i, with div., for money, and 93, ex div., for the account. The adjourned meeting of the holders of Greek bonds and coupons will be held en the 13th inst. The Bangalore, from Alexandria, has brought 6,7411. in specie. The Seine, for Brazil, will take to-day 68,5001. in gold and 8,0001. in silver. As regards the foreign exchanges yesterday after noon, bills on Belgium and Hamburg were quoted somewhat less favourably for this country. The other exchanges were steady. The list is sub joined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0} to 12.03: ditto, short. ILl$ to 11.191 ; RottentaTn, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.04; Antwerp, 3 m0nth5,25.321 to 25.37 j ; Brussels, 3 mouth.. 25.32 j to 25.371 ; Hamburg and Altona, 3 month., 1:1.9f to 13.10 ; Berlin, Cologne, ke., 3 months, 6.261 to 6.27.1 St. Petersburg, 3 months, to 31j ; Paris, short, 25.10 to 23.20; ditto, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.35 • Marseilles. 3 months, 26.30 to 25.35 • Frankfort-oil-the-Maine, S months, 120; to 1203 ; Vienna, 3 months, 12.55 to 12.70 • Teste, 3 months, 12.65 to 12.70; Nubia, 3 months, 48j to 48$; Santander, 3 months, 48f to .181 ; Cadiz, 3 month% 49$ to 49} ; Seville, 3 months,49o to 49; ; Malaga, 3 months, 481 to 48j ; Valencia, 3 months, 48j to 48j ; Bar. talons, 3 months, 49 to 481 ; Bilboa, 3 months, 48; to 48j; Barsecess, 3 months, 48j to 48„; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Genoa, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Palermo, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Messina, 3 months, 28.15 to 28.25 ; Lisboa, 90 days' date, 51$ to 51i ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 511 to 51i. At Paris the rate of discount in the open mar iket is 14 per cent ; at Brussels, 21; at Frankfort, 12/ ' • at Vienna, 4 ; at Hamburg, 3 ; at Turin, 5 ; at Amsterdam and Berlin, 3i ; and at St. Peters burg, 8 per cent. A telegram, dated Hong Kong, Oct. 15, states as follows:—" Tea export for the fortnight, 7,000,000 lbs. ; total export to that date, 78,000,000 lbs. Markets quiet ; prices unchanged." With reference to the New Zealand Government Debenture Loan for 3,000,000/., of which 2.494,6001. have already been issued, the Crown Agents for the Colonies invite Waders for deben tures representing 505,4001.—1e5s 35,400!. which have recently been exchanged for 8 per cent. Trea sury Bills, this being the seventh instalment of the above loan. The debentures, having 24 years to rim, are to be drawn in sums of 1,000/., 500/., 2001., and 1001. each, and bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum from the 15th December next. Both principal and interest will be made payable in London. The money will be applied to the redemp tion of 8 per cent. Treasury Bills, falling due on the 31st December next, of which upwards of 400,000/. are held in this country. It is mentioned that " the loan is secured on the public revenues of the colony, and in addition thereto, provision has been made by an act of the colonial legislature for the payment annually, to public trustees appointed in this country, of a sum equal to two per cent. on the total amount borrowed, for the formation of an accumulating fund for the final liquidation of the debt." Tenders will be received until one o'clock on Tuesday, the 19th inst. On inquiring at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's office we have ascertained that their steamers Rhone, Wye, Conway, and Derwent, lowing to the amount annually written off for de preciation, stand in the company's books at only 843,8351., whilst the sum at the credit of the in surance fund is 203,1121. The steamer Douro is expected to reach Southampton about the 17th inst. from St. Thomas, and will bring full particu lars of the damage ca used by the hurricane. The Master of the Rolls yesterday directed the payment of a further dividend of Is. in the pound to the creditors of the Joint Stock Discount Com pany (Limited), payable at the office of the official liquidator, Mr. R. P. Harding, No. 8, Old Jewry, E.C., bra Monday, the 18th instant. We understand that Mr. Hugh C. E. Childers, 3LP., has been elected the chairman of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company, in the place of Mr. John Griffith Frith, who retires from ill health. At an extraordinary meeting of the China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited), held yesterday, the directors were authorised, if neces sary, to call up the remaining unpaid capital (51. per share). The Master of the Rolls has appointed Mr. Arthur Cooper, of the firm of Cooper Brothers and Co., official liquidator of the County Life Assurance Company. Annexed are the quotations of insurance, gas, I dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Commercial Union, 41; Guardian, 46, 7; Imperial Fire, 3271 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Lite, 7i; London and Provincial Marine, it 11.16 ; Oman Ma rine, 211, 2 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), i 8-16, d, 5-16 ; Union Marine Liverpool (Limited), ftl ; Universal Mariae (Limited), 41, 7-16, 5-16. ML'( . No. I Sh. I 6001 6,000 .. 1,024' 12,600, .. 6174 .. 6, .. I. I,b. 0411 11,600 4,000 ... 1,024 .. 6,000 .. too . e0,6•0' i too' .. No. I Bir. w2,02$ 81. 11:0310 It. 510,000 1 It. &SlsooKo. SR OOS, St l•-• SR 115,830 St. okra SR 1000000 St. 14,431 j 84. -- I AL I 73 , 40 1 20 314 43 If xd 9 3-16 9 : --__ - ,117-16 ni P Ito. 0011PARIES. ,Auglo.AinerkanTl* Anglo.llacicem Mint ed.( At/entto Telegraph Do. 8 per A oe~e r d le . aL Australian Artralisall.Lara.(L.! =PlahTea Mated: rsterworks (L), Do. New Bolokow Tanker (14 Bombay gee (Limited), Do New British American load, B. & lierg. Tl. (L) Canada COlll9llO iCsnadianLoan& , Inv(L )1 ,Osyloa Company Ditto Ashore' Chinon. Ship& LCoal L Dimount, Limited. ,CityolloadonliTro.(L) City or Milan Irapro.(L) I Do. ICity of Moscow Gaa (L ) City Moos (Lim ) Colonial (lAmiteid) SO 10ceninerclalllatea(1ta.) 10 Cots. of Afrlcatillfer.(l.) 90 IContlnestal Uti.Oaa (L.) , 10 1 Do. ....... 26 ,Cop.M.Eng.,Pret.7l p.a 00 C. et Len. 8d.1877,4}p.e 100 I Do. do. 1879 do 10 C. lone. of England (1 )1 '5O 1 De.o. Mauritius (L.) ' OS. Crystal Palace ' 85. Do. Prefereoca I Bt. De. 60. M. hem. Dab ] 90 Darleelfiag H IS Eastern Muni Tea (L 14.1 h.ladiaLand,C.& Fln(L mi lE. lodla Irrlg. & Canal GO Eibbw Vale 20 ZgyptlanCont.&l2,l: * (L 84. Electric Telegraph 10 Do. New , ling.&Ams.Copper (La' 16 11Ing. and Foreign ere& 'SO &wt.& SoorAlatildaria.(l 10 ./rairhairulluginewing 20 iForeat (Warehouse (L 10 1 0eneralCredit& Dia t t) 16 Oen. Stem Nay BO lloroa &Colonial .(L.: 10 I Hongl( onfiChina Oa. 20 Madam's sf , lm.LandCo. amebae I 'lndian Carrying (lam to .Internet. Tinan.lioe.(L 10 l lnternat. land Credlt.,L 60 Italian Land 20 Italian irrlg. (Can. Cay 100 Do. 6p. e. Bd.. r. 1910 60 land llecorltloo(ths.) 26 ILond.Atrlcan Trading 26 l lon. & C110(1011. M. (1 * 10 ILon.CountyLancl&E.(2; 6 ;Loud. Dtatectreleg.(L. 60 'Load. Sloan. Aro. (L.'. 4 !Load. G. OtanlbasC.M . 60 Load.&olaeg.Eng.Co.(L 60 Ilood. Provincialltarbar St. j Madras Drina. & 6p rt.g.hylndlanOev., 20 Mauritius Land, &c. (L. 1 10 If edit. Erten. Tel. (L) ? 5* Merchant Shipping ;L 118. YIUw.II I. Ld.&Dock(L 60 ilfWwall Iron Worta 1 10 'Natal Laud & CoL C. (L 26 .National Dig. as. (L i 25 I NationalPror.MarinW,l2 10 !National Stem Nay. (L. 10 NarbaddsCoal&lroalL • 10 NewConeolidat. o New Cm/brads, Limited 26 N.Zealand L.&11.8il;L I N.Zealand T.& Loan cl 10 Noollisro AogazoToo 10 I Do. I 94. IN.Brls.Anotroluloa (L 60 IN.Britaillarcan. In.(1. 96 .110 eon Marine (Inman. 1 60 lOrtentallinancla Lbw O iirlow.eiGaa(Lintited) 1 Do. New 10 !Otiont.lnliu3d Rosana, 10 .Napo & StAlsadpirmsl., 11,900 1' 000 . 9, 30 4500,000 •0,000 36,900 100.000 20.000 liea 16,640 61,0c0 10,000 10.000 15,000 0000 ItIVT.ITS 49.400 40,006 10.000 10,000 30.000 "Co 10.0'0 10,000 6 my* 10 10,116 0 £OOO.OOO St 20,0 , 0 50 10,000 60 20,000 10 10,000 60 10,010 16 66,00 26 40,000 10 16,000 100 1100.000 At. 10.000 20 160 , 00 60 14,7,0 26 £1100,600 St. 1 10 10 20 10 10 N 11 $ $ 10 10 100 I 60 160 iiioo 100,000 7,600 $7.100 100,040 31,000 30,000 MOM 118.41,11 11,NO unmoor s+.aeo some 11-11 15-14 1 CL prima 171 171 126 l6g SI 67 72 11 18 Par boa la 7 6Qs lte ll 1 11924 4 44 11 0111 i 18 ZS 97 102 04 48 9 1 RI. 1 1 6 1 412 1 It 1 dial 151 14144 71 11 114 21 2 dial 12 9 dlri 12 II 151 1711 b 7 ads I 41 .! iPfe 41/1 6 671 s 101 104 1031 1041 6 61 I:. 4 Sid, 23 25 99 104 109 111 14 16 7 6db 7 6 .14 5 441. 16) 16441. 4f 4i 11. 143 191 _ s ~ ~~ 4 t 10 8 di. 11 001. fpm 2 2 dts IS 2$ 111 3 cll. 8 10 :41 II 8 1 dip 2 2 lida. 4 .11. 1111. 21 81 87 it Wl* I 6 ale 7 4 db. 1.0 94 IS al I II L la Es lib par 101 148 li 0 0 1 . la II 41 23 4 4 1 S 7 42 _. al IWI • 4410.- 4 it 41: eg k i r I.'ol 3 t: OA gm. 6 1,61 6 6 111 1 11141 BO 40 itif 16 U p N• DY lue' 449. 21 vapid li 11 Yi i 84 .6 50 51 60 52 IP= 2.2 24 6 7 19 10 lin, 61 18 CO 65 id, 117 '22 76 6111. 6 2 WO 84 .14 CO 70 1I 14 Si Si Xs' _dl, 1 000 3 2 di' Srcc 1 1 i otanaa Gm (Limited all I PIN11•113a X. IL *omit. all Do. do. Peelltly tanddMlo.a lOO Peninsular& 0 %taw Do. do. Now 1056 all Do. do. do. 1867, Rhyme" Iron Do. New Vo J. Clty Impeov.(L) all ,Rio Janeiro Om (Um :' all • loyal Neil Steam SO ;loot...Amara. lursaL(L oft-Man. tr Eapt• L 1 16 11. African K. la. (1.) tiontltAustrallatt land • all Submarine Telegraph ,lam Do Scrip Tol.Courtrre.ttllale(L all Mamma Mersey In J)• 1 'Trinidad Petroleum (1 11 ,Trum&Agency of Aaa(l ! 1 & L Co. et U. Canada 5 ICa.llartaa of Liver. (L.'. ,t7nitr.llnrconntemp(l4 Uattiot K. Talcs. C0.(L.1 all Do. 10 per nut mt. all Mokrtro•lno.(L) 1 I 1 Oittr Upper Assam Tea all • et oar amens Laud (L 6 9 T 109,0 7 011 417P 0 (Wer.g ' alt 74 4i Warrant Mame (15mY 11 , 11 w•wilortm kraellelia(L as I .1 a 41. • Call pealing. T ft 046 7-10 9-10. 521 3 PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Exeter 4 per salt., M. Groat Western, Original 4; per cent. St North Eastern 4) per cent. redeemable, 95, 4. 171 1 18 30 Qi 74 _el _Ms 12f 6* 7-16 2 z all 1 LISS SA I 9.9.0 111.7.0 14.611 40 9.0.6 61 104. 6.10.6 11.17.11 4.10.6 Nj 8.111.41 8.14.0 Mal li LLO 18.181 81.16.8 14 11 474 18 481 428438 Is i 11 8;s : i= 1 182 1 I 161 1 2838 6 8 t i 2itsl 451 3_ 5. . ~ 30/4 400 Pd I CI. pima. I dakiv.. 9391 90 99 94 98 •-• a 5 97 1 14 Gaalight and Ook•—city of Kowtow Gee, ; Dese merehd, (2 ; Gre.: Central, 12.. ex div. ; Imperial Conti nental, 96, 4 ; Phoenix New, 361. Decks—Loudon and St. Katherine, Debenture Steele. 97 ; Southampton. 7g ; Surrey Commercial, 109. Waterworks —Bet ha. ; Rant Leaden, New, 24 ; Southwark and Vauxhall. 114. Canala—Regent's (Cr London), 22 ex die. rhe followin.; r , Ices were realised yesterday at the sale at Open S 'di E\change (Limited) : Atlantis and Great Wester': Coupons, sa. to ss. lid.: Hodges' Distillery Company, 2'. 7s. lid. ; Danish Land, 3s. ; South lie:..sL.Jwri Hotel, 6s. 3d. ; Galveston, Houston, and Henderson Railway, 2s. ; Consoli dated Land Company of France, 10a. ; ImperialLaad. Company of Mame:lies Bonds, 1872, 41. 10.. ; Langhain Hote!, 2 111 a. ; Imperial Land of Mar seilles bonds, 1.'76, ; GrandeGold, 12s. 6d. FRIDAT mina. Consols to-day were alternauliTmyer;and sellers at 93 ex uiv., and closed at exactly 93, or 92 15-16 to 93 For money the last price was 94;,4, with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Tlrye per Cent.i. were quoted at three o'clock 921 to ;. The official business report it as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94, I, i t , tt ; ditto. tor amount, 93, 2,3, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, j, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92/, 1 ; ditto Two-and-a-Halt per Cent., 77 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; Beak Stock, 246, 74 ; India Five per Cent-, Stock, 113 ; 4: ditto Four I.ert:ent. "enfaced " rupee paper, ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five-and-a per Cent., 109 ; ditto Five per Cent. Rupee De bentures, 1877, 1031 ; ditto Bond., 635., prem. Indian government securities were firm. Exchequer Bills rem Lin at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a good demand for Egyptian Ponds, which rose 11 to 11 per cent. The Viceroy of Egypt's Loma was abetter. Turkish of 1858 improved 1 ; Rus sian of 1822 and 1466, ; Spanish Passive, the Committee's Certificates, Portuguese, and Chaise scrip, ; and Turkish of 1865, 1. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oil O'CLOCK. As usual onSaturdays, there is not much buainens in the mining market and prices generally are un changed. Great Vor shares are quoted 18 to A • North Chivert, , n, 4i to ; Prince of Wales ' fib . to 54e. ; North Cro, : East Lovell, 8j to 4 ; West Chivertou, 70 to 72 ; West Kitty, 15s. to 208. ; West Drakewalla, Se. to 10s. ; and Wheal Seton, 100 to 1(15. . _ Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Subjoined are th,. prices :—St. John del Rey, 59 to 61 ; Don Pedro. 2i to if prem. ; Anglo- Brazilian, par u) prem. ; Pestarena, par to prem. ; Chontales.l to A. 4 die. ; Roma Grande. 9-1 to 11-16 ; Amem•ltalian, to 3prem. ; United Mexican, 1...; to ; Frontino and Bolivia, 16e. to 18s., being firm ; Port Phillip, 11 to : and Central American, .1 dig. to par. The subjoined report on the metal market is from Messrs. Dadelszen and North : We have to report great stagnation in the metal market since our last report. The probable settlement of the political complications abroad will restore confidence, and will probably at the saute time induce operators and con sumers to act with more freedom. Iron—The Welsh iron trade is without ,linge. Prices rather easier from Staf fordshire. Scotch pig iron, after receding to Me. 9d. cash for m.n. warrants, has returned to 55e. Lid. Copper— The market continues very quiet ; but there is less pres sure to sell at the present low quotations. English manu factured, 791. to ; tough. 7:4 to 76/. Burns, nominally S 3/. to 641. Business done in Wallaroo at SOL 10s. to 811. A good business riot., in Chili bars in Liverpool at 681. Tin—Fair sales of Straits have been made at 90/. cub, at which the market is steady ; 911. to 911. 10s. asked tee parcels afloat. Banco. nominally 93!. In Holland the price remains at :Of. to :r.t f. English tin steady. plates have been very . i tiiet the present low quotations may bring out fresh omit ms. Lead remains dull ; good soft English pig, 1:'/.'a. A. to li'. 10a. Svelter—The market for Silesian has shown strength, and business reported the last few days from el/. 15s. to 21/. 17s. Gl. for London; the same price for specials in outposts. The market fee English and Belgian is steady at about 21/. i". 11. to 21'.105. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 425. 6d. • Petersburg Y.C. on the epot, ; Year, 43e.; December, 435. ; tiering, 43e. 4el. ; March, 445. Mangrr A% ritang4.—Town tallow, 4.15. ; fat by ditt. 2e. 2d. ; yellow 'tannin, 445. 6d. ; melted stuff, ;tts. 6d. ; rough ditto, Iss. ; greares, 20s. ; god dregn, SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade s.loir at the fel: lowing prices, vii.:—Prime clover, 90a. to 10.1 s. ; iatetice ditto, Ma. to 7:4. ; prime hay, 72a. GI to 84a. ; inte rior ditto. 55.. to Ws. ; straw, 335. to 35.. COVENT GARDEN. —(THIS DAY.) Importations of foreign goods have not been quite es heavy this week as they were last. Pears and apples still comprise the usual varieties; now in seamen. Chestnuts oleo continue to make their appearance. Hamburg grapes are still plentiful and good. Oporto onions realise from 12$. to 1t... per large we. A few peas may still be had. Potatoes are rising in price. Flowers chiefly consist of orchid., fuchsias, pelargoniums mignooette, and roses. FltUl2. Apples, per bushel, es to to Filberts, per lb., is Grapes, per lb.. Is Gd to ra LEMONS, per 100. es to los Melons. each, Is to Ss Nectarines, per dot , tls to as FRONT Artichokes, per dos., 2s to ea Beans, niney,p.l sve.,isto seed Beet, per doz., le to Is vshisures, per dot., is 3.1 to Ss Carrots, per hunch, aid to fld Cauldlowerz, p. doz., :ts to nel Celery. per bundle. Is to IS lid Cucumbers, each. Id to is Endive, per score, 10 tad to Is Garlic and Shallots, por lb., ad Serino, per bunch. zd_to4,l _ I Horse Rad oh, p. 3s to Ss Leeks, per bunch, Sal to ad Lettuces, per score, is toll Od. Cot : angels new, per 100, Co to 34 I Peaches, per doz dal to 15i IPears, per doz., *.% to Ss Pine Apples, per lb., So ad for Plums. p half Bil,Ve..is al so 1.4 Walnuts, per bushel, 101 to lei ['ARLES Mint, per bunch, 44 Mushrooms, p. putt, 116 d tell Onions, per bush, 45 to 5.. Parsnips, per don,, 3d to I -. Parsley, per bunch, SI to 4.1 Potato.* York Regents, p tot 131* to 100 s lioeksolo , 100, to 11.04 Flukes, 13* to jells Other sorts, 7:4 to 405 Spinach, per bush., Es Tornatom per dos., 3s to 3s Turnips, per bunch. 3d to td. PROrnmAL SHARE MARKETS. Lyn:twos,. Nor. S.—tales: Caledonian. s 5/ l : j G:—Great Kastern, 32—Lascashire and Yorkshire. ltig 144 and North Wooten', 1131 14 134—Manchester, Shi Melo. and LAgolashire. Oil —Metropolitan. 12°4 1 201 4 I—Slidland. 111 11 —North Emden% Berwick capital dock, 1011—tiouth Ermters, 04 j o—London and North Western, Cheater anal Holyhead 1104—East Indian, 5 per cent.. 110—Grand 'hunk of Canada. 1 --GreaL India'. Peinsula, 104—Great Weiteni of Causal& 164 . 1111inois central. Luxembourg shays. SS—British and Foreign Marine ' Limited r.—ll , erP. ol and Loild.'s and Globe Fire and Life, lasurauce, i d. —LI, ovoid United Gas. Ain. iIANCHISTIM„ Nov. ,—Slarlvt inactive, with little chamm ia pricea.-Bolekow, V.m.diau sin: Co. ,Limited J p.—/treat 314—Great Luxembourg, SI J--Great Northein 112 J—Great Western of Canada, 164—Lanctistilro lend York shire. 12.4 34 i 1 4 Brighton, and South (Oar, AS—. /London and Korth Weatem. 1134-11ancliester, Shealeld. and Lincolnshire, New b For coot. pref.. s4—Metropolitam Mkilionl. 1174—South l'Astern. 001. F 4—Thaines and Mersey Marine Insurance Limite.l , 21: p.—CaWoislan, 854 1 t 4-- Metropolitan, : per Lea. Ira'. BIRMINGHAM, Nov. B.—Business dose :—Birrelnghaila Canal Shales, at 471 . Linninelmiu Financial Limited, ; at 14 dial lib - nautili= AV Agon Sham :Limited secoud issue, at 4 pm., new account ; and 11 Miami Wagon. al Alt pershare. Closing prices: Midland Railway stock. to 117 : Wellington anti severs Junction Railway shirrs. sellers at a Shropshire ranks. seUens at 21; M idlsad Financial shares Limited. milers st I 11 16 to 14 dia.: Dudley Gas shares, *ellen at 47 : Metropolitan Ratiwag Carriage and Wagon Shares. 104 to 104: Biresingituu Waters oda new H Shares, seilen at 2 lac.; and Staffordshire When abd Aidetree Shams, sellers at 4 mils. TILIFFIC Rerusxs.—The treat) receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending November 2, on 13.1172 m il es , to yru;,..! for the corresponding week of last year on 12.773 to 727,6361., showing an increase of 3:e miles and of 28,5971. The grass receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, in the aggregate. on 9,423 wiles, to 634,834/., and for the corresponding week of 1603, on miles, to 610,1131., stowing an increase of 272 mi.essr.,l of 24,7211. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to :'021.; on the Great Northern to 4,076/. ; on the Great West, in to 2,773/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,0621. ; oaths London and North Western to 4,993/. ; on the Londoo end Brighton to 1, i9GI. ;on the London and South Western to 272/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 3401. ; on the Midland to 4,170/. ; on the North British to 8381. ' • on the North - Eaten to 5,0051. ; and on the South - Eastern to 1,3871.—t0ta1, 26,8741. • but from this must be deducted 2,093/., the decrease on the Great Eastern. and 60/. on the Great Southern add Western, leaving the in crease as above 24,7211. The goods and mineral tragic on those lines amounted to 373,5601., and for the corn,- ' spending week of 1866 to 356,6631., showing an increase of 18,9171. The receipts for n, Parcels. &c., ' amounted to 259,2541., against 2 ' .4501., showing an in creme of 5,804/. The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted, on 3,649 miles, to 121,3991., and for the comes Mending week of last year, on 3,589 miles, to 117.723 L. showing an increase of 60 miles and of 3.676/. The total receipts of the punt week show a decrease of 8,4564, ssOColpared with those of the preceding week , en4ing tie 36th oa.n F 98 100 9,1 165 09 100 106 1011 111 112 IVJ 110 1 it-I _ i _ - 71 .... In Si 52 18i id ill 37e 34 41 8 16-16 9 lf 18j _ 331 s xd - 99 1 90 104 103 94 1 i 911 103 lon li 10 4 - i Too, eI •11 •• _ •• SAO"---• e.OOO, LOOP, 1,0% .. - 5 111 .• 1,1140 i » 19 . 402 f 1071 7 9 c~.o - 1031 - law 104 II tell 2 in iii 1 I 35 40 4 6 14 -- 1 - ii 6 6 71 73 lee 170 90.100. ii; - iii 92 94 94 96 14 96 1 ,191 1 zln I ,674 5C id 743; 4L