The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-25 00:00:00

T----1171-POLICE CC (THIS DAT.) GUILDHALL. tura antrurf OF A GOOD CIIARACTAIL MOON NOM" the driver of cab 3,040 and bags 1 78, vas brought before Alderman Beaky with & e ena h while os his °lb. b6ab iza 150, said that yesterday afternoon he the defendant's Gab to take acme stolen fromha Bailey to Moor-lane station, and as pi tr2 eree t e r/ ha took his seat on the box beside the driver. He i n right whin they started, bat before i th ei e r y e t erejlistaion he Wined dnink that he was totally i a mem . He the defendant at the nation, and the or was taken to the green) era. The inspector had beg s the difendsat as a nth-driver for 25 years and never knew am to be in trouble before. t i e defendant said he took a gentleman to the distillery in e ws, sad there they gave him a large glass of spirits, w n hi c h he drank, and bung a very sober man it overman hiwe idle he was driving . tte officer. He had mily just le f t ese distinsig when was engaged lam. Ts. defendant's master sad others gave him a 25 years' good character. Ahriman Beak y e said. the character th defendant re e rn rensik#7 well for him, and he should, have b t o he boo b of it. sle ehould en the present exasioa discharge him r o r prisoner was then dischmied useonner 11011 NEST AT A DIAPZIOII itspiDowevers, 17, end Mary Ann Grady, 16, the two CJs e who were reminded for etealhmg • silk skirt, value bon the shop of Mr. Scarfs, a diaper, of 8 and. 9, Rabin -Mrs, were placed at the bar for fi nal examination. m e ek& had net been found nor had the third girl who woo sith tame when the theft was committed. It was, hoo ver, ascertained that Donovan had had twenty-one d o nna this mart for wetting the potato seeks in Far man-market and stealing the potatoes. That was am dre llth of November 1865. Grady had been bees for Laced, and was lisehazed. Bewley moan them mesh to it month% MP p r imment with hard labour. BOW-STREET. "TEE WILLING HORSE."—CHARGE OP CRUELTY Br ovxmossnso. G o rr Cart, a walla, and John Soul, • foreman, both ue mploy of Messrs. Meredith,Of College-wharf, Bel oiorw.road, Lambeth, timber merchants, appeared to sons an adjourned summons for cruelty to a born. gr. Love prosecuted for the Society for the Prevention o f Creek to Animals. le smeared from the evidence of several witnesses, one o f Mom was the . Marquis Townsbend, that on the 4th i s et de defendant Clark was seen driving • horse, in a oo rt leaded with timber, in front of Northumberland boos. He had come from Westminster-bridge and was „ w ane up the rising ground towards the Strand. The horse, though young, snmg, in good condi doe, and evidently stnvinic hard to do his wor k was reeling and staagenng under an excessive j oi d, Una being spoken to by Young, one of the officers of to society, the defendant Clark admitted that the losing too much for the horse, and that he had more I t h oo obo e driven horses with loads really beyond their do p e dty to draw. The other defend a n t, when spoken to, ad- , 1 mina that he sent the horse out, and that though be knew enjoeuney it waste , which wasuphill, he did not take that is meant in the lomM The CYO been adpunmed in order to ascertain the Meld ol the load, and also to take the opinion of Mr. Clog, the police veterinary surgeon. The tart having been loaded in the presence of Mr. Love with planks of the same number and size it wee lead to weigh two tons. The experiment was m adei with dry planks. There was no evidence to show whether the boned load was dry or wet, but if wet it would be all heavier. Pr. Cherry stated that the load was much too heavy for eagle bone. Yr. Vaughan fined the defendant Saul (the foreman), 3h and cats, and discharged the driver, Clark. CLERKENWELL. UNFOUNDED CHAIR:Z. In. Sarah Franks, of 41,. Lower Roamanotrest, Coksawell, was charged before Mr. Barker, with being masened with a man not in custod in stealing a silver wan from th e person of Mr. Jose y ph Bateman, a grocer, dt, Charkeatreet, Middlesex Hospital. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick-sheet, pa, appeared on behalf of the prisoner. The evidence of the complainant was to the effect that between 12 and 1 o'clock in the day he saw a mob assem bled in Leather-lane. and on joining it be got mixed in a mod, the prisoner being in front of him. He had not ken there long before be felt a twitch at his side, and on looting down he found that . his watch was gone, and that lie'watch chain was banging loose outside his pocket. The prisoner asked if he bad lost his watch, and bang answered in the affirmative, she pointed to a sea that wee running away and said that ) puttaps be had stolen it. The prosecutor ran after the man, but failing to overtake him he returned and met the prisoner. She asked him if he had got his watch, and, tie prosecutor said he had not, and that as he had not Men the man she would do as well. He then detained her and gave her into the custody of a police constable. Be was taken to the police-station, but nothing relating tithe robbery was found on her. In cross-examination by Mr. Ricketts the complainant nit that there was such a crowd that he could hardtyrnove ether his arms or his legs. He did not think of giving the pawner into custody until he had gone after the man and bad felled in overtaking him. Mr. Ricketts said that there was not the slightest cre ase for this charge. The prisoner was a respectable mar ried woman, and simply because she was standing in the crowd the prosecutor in the moat reckless manner gave her into custody on an unfounded charge of felony. He had several respectable witnesses in attendance to give the pri mmer a character. Mr. Clark, brewer, of Sutton-street, Clerkeawell, and other tradesmen, gave the prisoner an excellent character for Moody, kr.. Mr. Barker discharged the prisoner, who left the court with her friends. THAMES. rweezneur.Nr AN I) PORGL'RY. Alma M'Clellan, aged 29, and lately dwelling at No. 3, Bedford-street, Stepney, was brought before Mr. Paget nand with feloniously embenling three sums of 111. 25., 5.14 m., and 31. lie., which he hod received for and on ineant of his inasier, Mr. Lewis Cohen, boot and shoe eanufactorer, of No. 1, Wilson-street, New-road, Stepney. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, stated the ease for the prosecution. The prisoner was traveller to Mr. Cohen, isd it was his business to obtain orders and to receive loonies of his master's customers. The prosecutor had lately discovered that ll'Clellan was • defaulter to the amount of about 501., and that he had not amounted for the receipt of various sums paid by Mr. Cohen's customers. He also had a charge of forgery to make. The prisoner received • cheque for 101. from see tradesman and forged the name of Lewis Cohen, and obtained cash for it. Mr. Young then produced the cheque, and the prosecutor said the indorsement Lewis Colson was a forgery. Three customers proved the pay ment to the prisoner of the sums above-mentioned in August and September, and Mr. Cohen said they had not been accounted for. The banker's clerk who paid the cash for the cheque was not present, and it turned out that the prosecutor could not read and that his wife made the entries in his books. 11r. Paget again remanded the prisoner for the attend ance of Mn. Cohen and the banker's clerk. A FRIENDLY ARRANGEMENT.—As We intimated yesterday, Mr. Rolt, 111. P., has been appointed the new Attorney-General. In the ordinary course Sir William Bovill, as Solicitor-General, would have been promoted to the higher office, but Mr. Rolt is greatly hie senior in the premien, and, had it not been necessary that one of the livroffiters should belong to the common law bar, would, no doubt, h ave b een a pp o i n t e d Solicitor-General, instead of Sir William Bovill, on the formation of Lord Derby's administration. It was, we believe, quite understood at that time that in the event of Sir Hugh Cairns vacating the Attorney-Generalship, as he has now done, Mr. Rolt would be appointed Attorney-General in his place.—Tines. MANUFAcYCEE OF CONFECTIONERY. Switzer land has long enjoyed the honour of supplying Europe with confectioners. Even now, and esperaally in the depart ments of France, many confectionery establishments, which are thoroughly national, claim a Helvetic origin, and yet the confection manufacture of Marseilles exports sweetmeats to Egypt, Turkey, and the French West Indies. Its progress has been constant andrapid ; to wards the close of the First Empire there were at Mar seilles only four of these establishments, turning out annually confectionery to the value of 37,00 0 fr. In 1830, that city reckoned 311 manufactories of drops, bonbons, and jam, the produce of which was estimated at ne-rly 500,000 fr. In 1840 the number of confectioners was 39, in 1856, 68, and in the present year it is 116. This branch of industry has assumed such an importance that its products are valued at 3,500,000 fr., namely, pastry of various kinds, 900,000 fr. ; bonbons and other confectionery, 2,800,000 fr. It employs a great number of hands, and the following are the formidable figures representing the ex ports from Marseilles to foreign countries in the years named 49,462 kilog. ' • 1830, 73,024 ; 1810, 1411,598 ; 1834, 260,712 ; and in 1865, 461,220 Idles. Daring the last two centuries no personage of distinction pissed through Marseilles without recerviag the municipal P an invariable part of which waa, according to the rank of the person, a certain number of bates of confectionery. When, in 1777 the Comte de Provence, a fterwar d s uis xvin., visited Mar seilles, the following, according to the Chit/soak/ de TRW-de-Ville, was the composition of the presents offered him:-24 bones of confitures glades, cedrat, bergsmote, orange, athlete, and others, weighing 1181bs. net, at 24 sous equal to 141 fr. 12 sous, 24 boxes of fine somata and ees, 951 be., at 50 sous, 237 fr. 10 sons ; for the 4 8 Olt s at 15 sons, 36fr. ; the total being 415 fr. 2 sous.— Glohtmenti. Pyres. Ora MOLLTIre DAY. WIDNIADAT, Oct. IL—Admissions at payment, 2,337 ditto by swum tickets, 2,149. Total visitors 44596. :I ok kto • I the ins! Rot wk. 1 611. dad; on cd d*l‘• timer hand haft la Ste Lail teq. , i :tr.' Chntat p Lel& Shan' Pa li* coons i n a 1 a ear for Sbe sew r on SW rolod. „vim' 00. O r ' rd, Q•C• i for lb. dw va • 19. . 310 10 " ... 4111* . Of WI ober goo h hisw ow Ol t. roch, i ▪ tS . ar sat ll e • mod: ,e bt t04• 0,-- , Brago-- ASOla c . 11:10 2.10 J rtgl irg siottok 000. • LATEST SPOT on =craw TL. cnura.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Duke walked over. MATCH. _ GoodfellcCi;;ilandmAw. SWKEPSTAHRS. Klarinsks walked over. 311111SZBY STAKE. Virlais 0. K. Cheltenham ... ... HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 BOYS. T.Y.C. Pantaloon, Sat 1216 ; Star, 84 1016 ; Affidavit, Bet 91b ; Paris, Sat 21b ; Xi, Bst 21b ; Rodornonte, Sat 21b • Pilaus, Bst ; Bradamante, 74 91 6 ; Thallasins, 74 611; ; Black thorn, 74 21b ; Panama, 7st ; Knight , of St. Michael, Get 131 6 ; Caustic, Est 131 b ; landlord., 61b 51b ; Queen of the Isles, Gat Mb ; Tomahawk, 6irt Mb ; Oaona, bat 21b. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS., TWO-YEAR-OLDS. T.Y.C. Verdi, Roseleaf, Satyr, Phantom Sail, Purchase, Clay more, Magpie, and Red Shoes. All are here. TROY STAMM. T.Y.O. Vauban, Lade Hester, Hermit, Ruthven. IllatTr:. Ms- 114 - manic. Lady Lambton, Stnnylooke , Palmer, Tougointe 0, 10 Freemason, Birdforth, Marksman, Basshastes, Julius, se Little Ben, Aileebury , Jasper, Roquefort, Galina, Fore- 01 ., sight, and Anineboine are here. '''" 10 SUBSCRIPTION HANDICAP OF 100 BOYS. T.M.M. is Bream, 84 1016 ; Dunnusey, 134 101 b ; Ls Dauphine, 04 8d; Retroume,74l2lb; Benvoglio,74lllb; Anti-mammar, a 7st 716 ; Ischia, Tat 51b ; Panama, 74 41b p; likalskin, Tst ; 8 , Lively, 64 121 b ; Preeerpins, 6et 1011 b ; Pinto, 64 10lb ; as Lisard, fist 71b ; Nukuheva, 64 316 ; Douro, 64 Ilh ; N Retribution, gat ; fileradsr, Est 716. .All are here. el. 55. swEsPerrexim HANDICAP OF 50 BOVE Ab. M. sa C o ldstream, Dovetail, Marmite, and Hippie va are here. U. Pe FOaridT.— Fair Weather, Charming May , and ac 51 - Caucasus. el. FREE HANDICAP OF 100 sows. A.F. SL Rustic, Mr. Pitt, Yesposian, Strathoonan , Lecturer, 84. Sealskin Ischia, and Duke of York are here. ft PAID Fonmr.—Janitor, Physalis a, Ceylon, Blue a Riband, Maseppri, Corsair, Bean, Mount Palatine, and at. Robin. fit SELLING HANDICAP. B.S.C. se. se. Paris, Bst 1216 ; Armadillo, Bst Bib ; Grappler, Set 21b ; at. Lady Sophie, 7st 1016 ; Filbert, 84 121 b ; Ruby, fort 101 b ; to Queen Mary, 64 101 b; Loughlin, Est folb ; Gas, Set 31b ; le 1 Skylight, bat 1 1 b ; Black Duchess, Sat 121 6 ; an d Capltola, 1 4 0 i bat 101 6 . All are here. IM 111 OPTIONAL SELLING STAKEL B.M. St• Melinda, Birdforth, Lytham, Dancing Mistress, Bonne 5 Fortune. Cromwell, Rhymer., Orne, Dignity , Promised Lit Land, Kingmaker, Fassifern, Slender, Lao des Fees, and es. Love Apple (to be sold for 501. each). All are here. et es. BUFFALO AND LAKE HURON RAILWAY. 111. (THIS DAY.) ft. sc The half-yearly general meeting of the share- I 11 holders of this company was bold this day at the London IL Tavern ; Mr. P. HAWRON in the chair. The report of the directors stated that the balance of a t. property accruing to this company is the proportion of 14 st,. per cent. offthe net receipts of the joint working with the N. Grand Trunk Railway of Canada was 119,182 dole. The CHAIRMAN stated that the receipts were an increase St• on those of the corresponding half - year , and if the y con- 1:04. tinued to progress in the same ratio there would soon be sufficient to pay the preference shareholders, sad after a further lapse of time there would be something for the B. ordinary shareholders. The motion for the adoption of the report was carried, and the meeting was then made special to confirm as agree ment with the Grand Trunk Company, and for the capital isation of the arrears of the preference shares. Resolutions in favour of both these object. were agreed to, which con cluded the business. WEATHER REPORT.—(THIB DAY.) Ino THURSDAY, =cam 26, 8 LW. W sea, I is; I St. s.w. &W. 9. 8.8. W. S.S.W. &S.W. W.& W. B.S.W. S.W. c 0.75 S re / 0.48 1 io c :O.OS S so 1133zet04. Sea W. A •I 1191.! D. I 1 9. 1 6 Y.W. I c 0.02, 1 1 2 8.8. N. i rb 0.17, 1 1 1 &RM. lob 0.22 1 3 0 8. 0.12'2 1 3 B.&W. rb 0.0111 3 6 N.W. Ibe 0.27. 4 4 0 N.W. ;mb 0.37. 3 1 3 o.ora 1 0.17, 1 I 2 4 S.W. oc . 0.06 3 ro r 0.47. 3 _ rf •0.39 3 let ob 0.17 3 st . ro 0.39 1 = c' 2 100 r '0.06 11 100 ro 0.10 2 10 REMARKS. s generally temperature is from 5 dew. to St was yesterday morning. In the north of it has declined 15 deg. Barometric pres if one, haring increased in the north and .°Z, ath. Various currents of wind are inter- •"" 100 other Is therefore improbable. St The marriage took place on the 23rd inst. of 10 Daniel O'Connell, youngest son of the late Daniel O'Con. 11" nell, Esq., of Denynane Abbey, county Kerry, to Ellen, only child of Ebenezer Foster, Esq.,The Elms, Cambridge. The death is announced of the celebrated steeple- .- chaser, Mr. Jas. Mason. " Argus "of the Post says : " Throughout his lengthened illness he was visited by the is very highest members of the turf and chase, who vied with * each other in their delicate attentions to mitigate his suf- 1 faring*, and he may be said to ha v e died without leaving an * e n emy behind him. His seat on horse back was the perfect. ; tion of elegance, and the way he put his horse at a fence could not be exceeded ; but, from being a weak man (for be would often faint away as • boy when he came home from hunting), he was not a strong finisher. With Jem 1 Mason, in conclusion, I may say with great truth, the lust of the great steeplechasers has passed away." It appears that the amount of gold sent to Alexandria for cotton since the commencement of the pre. sent month by English and French vessels has been little short of a million. Ma. ISAAC Burr, Q.C.—A gentleman in Dublin i who is personally known to us, and of whose intimate and 1 confidential relations with Mr. Butt, Q.C., we have the 1 clearest evidence, writes to us " to give the most unquali fied contradiction to the rumours as to this distinguished 1 , Irishman having changed his religious principles," and we most willingly comply with his request that the widest publicity may be given re p this contradiction, which we have no doubt will be üblished by every journal in which the rumour in question was mentioned. —Nonlicrn Whig. 4 THE LATE JOURNALISTIC DUELS rll FRANCE.- 4 The Correctional 'Tribunal of the Seine yesterday beard the case brought before the court by the law officers of the /A crown against MM. Duvernois. aged 30 ; de Fonvielle, 38 ; Alexandre de Girardin, 27 ; all three attached to the sta ff of the Liberti ; Choieski, 44, a writer, I‘, and librarian to the Senate, and Saint-Valry, editor of the Pays, for having been concerned in the duel which took place on the 2nd inst. in the wood of Vincennes, between M. Barmy, theatrical critic of the Opinion Nationale, and M. Duvernois, editor of Liberte. The tribunal, after hearing M. Desmareek the advocate of the three first accused, and M. Nogent Saint- Laurens for the two seconds of DL Sarcey, condemned 41. Duvernois to two months' imprisonment, and MM. de Fonvielle and Alexandre de Girardin each to one month. MM. Choieski and iiiiint-Valry, M. Sarcey's eeconds, ware se ntenced to 100 fr. fine. The fi rst three condemned have apEealed against the decision. THE " QUARTERLY REVIEW" ON A REFOEM BILL. —Certainly it is our earnest desire that Lord Derby's go vernment may introduce no measure of reform, if they see no fair chance of its success, either with the present par 'lament or in an a to the country. An unsuccessful measure, p ed by conservatives, is exposed to this perilous hazard—that every concession made, in the way of a conciliatory compromise between parties, is accepted as n surrender of principle and stripped of all the counter poises which the scheme, as a whole, may comprehend. In the Reform Rill introduced by Lord Derby's former go. vernmeat, the 50/. county franchise was reduced to 10/. ; but it wat on two conditions : Ist. The ultimate eating- certain tion of a class of county voters which had up in boroughs ; and 2nd l y, the preservation of the b= I franchise itself, at the 101. house rental, which still left to the middle class that predominance over classes above or below it which is most favourable to the debility of free institutions. " A wigs legislator," says Aristotle, " will constantly endeavour to comprehend in his scheme of polity men of the middle rank, and to render them, if not more powerful than both the extremes, at least superior to either ; because when this takes pleas, the p. vernment is likely to prove durable." The conditions on which Lord Derby's government conceded the reduction of the (aunty franchise were rejected ; but the sioneresion, pere:nmpie, has been ever sines taken for panted. is no weapon mac dangerous in the hangs of an opponent than the olive branch he accepts only to shape into his own shaft, and tip with his own five--Quarferty actin:, new number. :GEN CE SHARE L SO. I IDIOM& 4E0,080 BritlanCobn.6p.et.,lB7l 100,000 Do. 1895 Can. Oov.flp. 608774/ Do. Bpasoklab.tAng. Do. eperet.Mar. 1,111,898 Do. 5 perctian.ri 186,808 Do. ar 6pot . lne.Btec 11)0,000 CagolQ Hopelper.lB73 00.1800-1900 Do. do. 188066 Do. do. 180041 994, De.s6.e.dp.etOet.l9oo 100, 06/1_ 0 8. 1407 . 186 8,6P• 06 1 960,000 Do. 1878, do.. 1,000 Do. 1871 d 0... /000 Mauritian 6 par 0t.,1878 / Do. 1878 . Do. 1163 D, Do. 1895 6.0 50 Natal. Gov. epee cent.. 1,000 New Benna.oov.speret. 6400 New Booth Wales Oov.. 5 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876 1,800 Do. sp. 6.1898 to 1893 0,000 Do.sp c.r,1887 to 1876 ... Do. do. Scrip 0, New Zealand eper cent 0, Do. Epee oast 0, Do. 6 pis cent. 1861 0,000 Nova neon& 6 p. x,1876 AM Queensland {loo. a p. 181. LOA Oov. 6 p. 6,57-77 761,1106 1 Do. 1878 and wads. 313,000,1710.00v.6p. clan. July 7,000,0101 Do. eP. 61.19111100 99 9 5 I 00 N 00 92 76 77 76 77 1013 106 101 10610 101 108 IN 106 106 NI 88 10 101 106 106 107 109 105 106 106 106 106 106 107 1011 106 90 90 16 91 96 91 911 116 96 91 99 -. 9S K 98 80 82 99 96 96 99 90 92 105 ler trii Vie ... N} & T. Nairn 170.69 48 Ahem's= —120.7 0 4 ' Leith Ardroman _19.71 41 Oreeseastle 1 4 9 .7 2 42 Valuable.— '48.77 47 Caps Clear 7 22.78 47 Llrerpool 128.7 4 47 Holyhead Pensanat 1 8 . 77 ' 40 Bred Lotietli X 107646 Rochefort ;MOO 52 PO - mouth Weymouth Portsmouth.. 29.71' 45 Louden 4,70146 Yarmouth... 49 11: 53 Scarborough. 29.7047 Shields litllll49 Helder — SAL W.S.W. w.sw. N.W. ILS.E. W.N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. N.W. 9.3. W. Over the British tale 10 deg. lower than It , Scotland and Ireland I sure Is now nearly Uhl dhabdshed In the sot mhakled. Settled Wel Kik 94 91 9 - 1011 i THE EXPRERB4 THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1866. 101 i xd id - xd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) . In the market for bank shares there was a demand for Anglo-Egyptian, which rose II- Mise6 , thrs c°lll4 ' cl • chant also improved 10s., while English and The Bank of England rate of discount is still Swedish, New South Wales, and Oriental dachas& 4' per cent., the directors having determined to - to a like exten t . Imperial Ottoman left off at 11 day to effect no change in the official terms for to 11 dis., showing no chaße. . the present. The discussion on the subject The shares of the financial companies w m agma , L. was a somewhat lengthy one, the result neglected,4nce and prices ; i i h o o ws ed . no m o veme nt • ma i gu sem . I not being known till nearly half-past 12 cial, 11 to il l dia. . General Credit, 21 to 4 o'clock. The opinion was entertained by die. • London Financial, 16} to 15} din- ; asa • I many persons that the rate would be reduced Credit Fonder of England, 41 to 4} &5. to-day to 4 per cent., owing to the important influx Atlantic Cable shares were in active demand, :-.. of gold to the Bank, and the fact that the applica- and er cilos ed Amcan cl at a oseda :-a it t s her to important 7s riss . 6d .. Anglo better ; • _ tions for discount there have been u p on a ver y Atlantic Telegraph iight per C en t. Preference .. moderate scale for some time past. But, on the as. 44 to 5, showing an advance of 55., and Tele- ' •“,. other hand, there is the prospect of a strong de- graph Construction at I to 1 preen., a recovery' ~ wad for gold and silver for transmission to the of ss. East, to pay for cotton. The upward tendency of Hudson's Bay shares closed at 10 to 17h being m , 2i s . h 6d ww . ing bet a te ri r - National Discount, se at 9 to 9f the corn market must also be borne in min d. The ' of ss. • and General Otto publication 4to it, prem. Ro yal Mail Steam shares publication to-morrow of the weekly return o f the establishment is awaited with some interest. were again eat, and experienced a fresh decline ol The discount market is very quiet, but it is . 1/. International Land Credit also receded 108., and Commercial Union Insurance 6s. ;but City ! believed that the demand will somewhat increase . bus Discount 6d advanced Si., and London General Omni later in the day. There is, however, ple nt y of money seeking employment, and exceptional trans- I American Securities were more o ff ered, and gave actions are still reported in the beat paper , at n I way. The 5-20 Bonds and Erie and Illinois Central . per cent., being ,i below the existing charge at the Railway shares declined 1 per cent., and soma , Bank. I of the securities of the Atlantic and Great and s o The retention of the Rank rate at 41 per cent. I RailwaY• to 1. Prices closed se follows : -- 5 -21 : 1 'Bonds, 68 to 1 ex thy. : Erie Railway . shares, 2 . . I *no' has caused some disappointment in the Stock Ex change, and the tone of the various markets is dull. The bad weather also tends to induce speculative sales for lower prices. The funds have declined 1-16 per cent., and some of the English railways and foreign stocks, ft to *. Banking shares are like wise fiat, but financial are slightly firmer, espe cially International Financial and General Credit. Consols are quoted at 89* to I for money, and 89a to * for the account (Nov. 8). There are few dealings in foreign stocks, and prices show dulness. Italian bonds of 1861 have experienced a fresh reduction of * per cent. Turkish of 1865, Spanish Certificates, and Mexican are also ft lower. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 54* to 55} ; ditto, 1865, 29 to * ; Greek, 14 to *; Spanish Passive, 21/ to 221 • ditto Certificates, 14 to I ; Italian of 1861, 54* to 55* ; Mexican, 150 to boi ; Central, 774 to 78 ; 'Atlantic ss Great Western Railway Debentures, 65 to 66 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 404. to 411, ex. coupon. Colonial government securities were inquired for, and an advance of to 1 per cent. took law in stew South Wales (1867 to 1875), New ' and Queensland. to n . United States 5-20 Bonds are unchanged, at 68k to but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have improved} to per cent., being now quoted 50} to 1 and 77f to 781, respectively. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. preference shares are inquired for; the former are quoted 14 to 16, and the _ latter 44 to 5. International Financial shares are quoted to li dis. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 dia. ; General Credit, 2i to 21 clis. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 411 dia. ; National Discount, 9to 91 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16i to 17i. It is worthy of remark that though, inclusive of yesterday's operations, as much as 481,000/ in gold from abroad has been sent into the Bank during the week, the net gain, afterallowing for the withdrawals and for export in the sante period, does not ex_ ceed 226,0001. Moreover, the exports of specie to the new cotton fields are increasing, as may be inferred from the magnitude of the amount (150,0001.) withdrawn yesterday for Alexandria 14 and from the continued unfavourable tendency of the Indian exchanges, as reported by the telegram s just received In the Stock Exchange great difficulty continues to be experienced in finding employment for any large amounts of money on government securities, and the rate yesterday for short periods was only 2 to 2i per cent. About 93,0001. in bar gold, and 12,000 sovereigns were sent into the Bank yesterday, while 150,000 di s sovereigns were withdrawn fur Alexandria, to pay for cotton. The operations of the week comprise 481,000/ sent in, and 255,0001. withdrawn fur ex portation. Rumours have been current lately of the em barrassments of a large firm in the East India trade, but it appears that the difficulty was arranged. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Wilding and Strachan, spinners and manufacturers, of Preston, whose failure was anno unced, wail held on Tuesday, when the liabilities were stated at 53,9931., against assets amounting to 20,0001. It was proposed to pay a composition of 7s. 6d. in the pound, in instalments extending over 12 months. In the matter of Overend, Gurney, and Co. we are informed that the liquidators are taking every step necessary to enforce the payment of the call. The shareholders are now beginning to dread the extreme steps being taken under the four-day order which, however, cannot be obtained until next week. During the past two days the Defence Association have received considerable additional support, and, notwithstanding the recent adverse decisions, its indefatigable committee, yet hope with the aid of their solicitors, Messrs. Clarke, Son, and Rawlins, to protect the members until the courts open next month. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,396/. over the corresponding week of 1865, and the Midland an increase of 7,6361. A meeting was held yesterday of the shareholders in the Angle-Italian Bank, when the resolutions for the reconstitution of the undertaking and the re duction of the nominal value of the shares, passed at the meeting on the 26th ult. were confirmed, a fter some discussion. The proceedings are noticed in another column. The Hop and Malt Exchange and Warehouse Company (Limited) have made a call of 21. on the shares of the undertaking, with 71. paid thereon, payable by the 21st November. the directors of the Ebbw Vale Company (Limited) have made a call of 2t. per share, payable by the 15th January. The half-yearly meeting of shareholders of the London and South African Bank is called for the 15th November. di ' Creditors of the Licensed Victuallers' and Gene ral Plate Glass Insura nce Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the liquidator by the 19th November. Formal notice is given of petitions haying been presented to the Court of Chancery for the winding up of the undermentioned companies "on the next day of petitions," viz. :—The Colonial and General Gas Company (Limited) ; Imperial Land Credit Corporation (Limited); Lpper Assam Tea Company (Limited); the Merchants Company (Limited) ; Harper Twelvetrees (Limited); and Ottoman Fi ' nancial Association (Limited). BRITISH 11124' ofeit .. Chimirton Clifford AmaL Dee. G. Con. (Tavistek ) .. East Based (lliogan) , .. East Caradua 1 .. East Cern Brea 0 Teat Grenville .. Fad Onanistaks .. East Love ll r .. K. W. Enro ll (Tavistk ) r .. Grimm. 4 Bt. A.br, I' 4 Great Lamy (Limited) Y .. t gnat& Tolgus .. Great Wheal Busy .. r .. G. W. vat (liteiston)..' atenell la - i .. Iferoora Foot 11 ; .. Hingeton Downs 6 .. Margaret (fray Lelaat) ✓ .. Marko Valley 0' 4 llwyndy Iron Ore 01 .. Sew soma o .. North Boahear o .. N. Wh. Swat ',Mogan; a .. North Wheal Croft, O 1 .. Prosper United .. orldence (C. Lelant) i .. S. Caradoa (St. Mega) al .. South Condurrow * .. S. W. Trances (Mogan, .. *Away Park t.i.o 2,14.6 114.0 ILIA 8.9.0 1 111.2.4 00.6 61.10 x. 5.10. e 13.17.6 4.10.6 CO 2.13.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 - if 3.2,0 18.18.9 SS. MS :: Fin — Croft i Vigra and Lim .. Wed BasseTrogan) ...... wviest . e. Carad t cusationmsmi oli (Llskeard', .. Mk. Basest (Illoganl• • .. Wh. Bullet (Sednithi. ,ILaryian ,Menben , 4 • whftl Salon Wlvh. :: • Delawney itisk.l et.o 6 6 i i 4115_45i? 22u 6 4 2 2 It 11 12 18 19 4 i f 12e1 1 4 le $1 64 21 2 4 • 4e 64 le 2 obi U 46 3_ ro_ I it 2426 310 130 "t - "i} 1$ 22 1 2 81 101 3 5 1 11 15 17 58 60 110 140 76 15 10 21 10 18 150 160 8 10 —ltei 14! 18} In IT ISh I Ocorearms. IPd 10. prior. I Wei. 60,000 10 lAnglo-AmericanTeL(L), all 10,0001 10 lAngio-Mexima Mint 1 all 10,000 K. Irlssinc Tel. 8 p.M. X)11100 5,000 16 ustralian AgricuL .. 2Ol ,000 26 Australian M.L.drrn.(L 6 MO 10 IBangparah at Tea KstateaL 4 ',OOO 10 Berlin Werworks (L ) an ~100, 1 00 6010kOW Vaughan (L) 117 1,000, 6 Bombay Gas (Limited) e 1,000, 6 Do 3rd bone ),000 ' it Do New 1,000 60 British American Land .- 1,760' fit. B. &I. Mag. Tel. (L.) 'loo 6,9161 9211(nnada Company IP r 3,0001 10 Canedlaitlean& Ine(1) 5,000. 20 Ceylon Company 2,000 20 Ditto A share s 1 1,000 20 ChiriaSt.ShipaL.CoalL . 11 0,000 10 City Discount, Limited. 1 10,000' 25 'LltyofLondonit.Pro.(l.2 f 16,041 93 ,City of Milan Impro.(L ) 14 6,1150 110 I Do 16,000 , 26 ICtty of lioecowoas (L ) ti 10,000 1 60 Pity 061cas :Lim ) I U 60,000 50 Colonial (Limited) ,l( 10,000 , 60 Commercial Uulon;lns ~ 1 60,000, 10 Com. of Africanner.(Ll 1 20,000 , 60 'Consolidated Die, (1.1.. 11 17,5001 20 IContinental Un.Gas (L.) If 20,000 100 rontractCorporation(L, If 12,000 25 Cop.lL4ng.,Pref .71 p.c. al 00,000! 10 'C. Fonc. of England J;( 1 10,0001 60 , Do.of M a iwitius ;L. ).. ! 14 0292611 80. Crystal Palace re (30,62018 t. 1 Do. Preference 27,000 Fn. , Do. 6git Li . Pimp. mited! Dab , 1 143 14 7,500 20 Darjeel ( . 10,000 100 Discount rporatioofL * II 18,000 15 ' Cistern Assam Tea ,L. f 20,000 60 15.IndiaLand,C. 4 Fin(L, 11 60,000 20 'F. India Irrig . & Canal 11 03.000 50 Ebbw Vale V 113,613 20 .EgyptlanCom.&Trd.(L : 1 179,971 St. Electric Telegraph . 70.000 S 'Eng.&Aut.Copper aim! I 10,000 SO Tag. and Foreign Credit 1 10,0001100 .1912.&8cottishMartn4L 1 25,000 'lO FanbairnM i gineering 90,000 ( 20 Forest (Warehouse (L) 10 10,0001 50 GelllYara (Limited) 260,0001 20 G.Credit&Fist.olLon.(l.l 1 20,000' 16 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 10,000' 60 Home ‘t Colonial As., L. 1 ;OA 10 nongKong ft China this & 100,000 20 .Hudson 's Bay 4ll 20,000 50 Htunber IronMorks (L ' B 80,000 m 'l m. L an dCo.Marsellles L 1( 100,0001 60 Imp.& Mer.Cdt.Asa. (I. ' 14 60,000 1 !Indian Carrying (Lira. 1 40,0001 60 international Contract. 11 160,000, 30 'lnternat. Finan.Soc.(L. ' 809000; 90 ,Internat.Land Credit l; 80,000 1 60 'ltalian Land 60,000 20 Italian brim. (Can.Cse ; 1,000000 100 I Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 1879 1 20,000' 60 .Land SecwitleafLins.) 4,0001 16 ,Lond.African Trading-1 li 20,000, 26 ,Loa. & Oaledun. M. (1)1 1 60,000 • 10 Los.CoulityLand&B.(l,l 1 12,000, 6 Lond.DlstrictTelegAL ' al 400,000' 60 Lond. Milan. Assn. (L'l B 148,626; 4 Lond. G. OmnibusC.(L.) al 5,000. 60 Lond.iGlasg.Eng.Co.( l .l V 10,000 ' 60 Load.. Italian, &c. Mm. E 6,000 , 60 Loud. Mr. Discount (L. '. 11 64,6001 20 lend. Provincial Marine! 1 60,0001 20 !Madras a Irriga.&Canal..l If .. . M Do. 10,000. 1/4 Marine Investment (L ,' t 18,600; 10 AdauritiusLand, &c. (L, ' , 1 12,000 ,10 Medlt. Eaten. Tel. ,L.,' a 1 10,000 ' (50 'Merchant shipping f L .l ', li 35,000 1 20 ,MlnwallF.Dl.&Dock(L)l 11 40,000 1 SO .MillwallfronWorks. , 22,500 10 Natal Land & Cole. (L '. I 120,000' 25 'National Dls. Com. (L'l I 40,000' 25 .Do.New,las.6p.titohepd 1 20,000 25 ;National Proy.lfarine,Ll' 10,000 'lOO INationalSteam Nav (L. ll 9 6,000 , 20 I NarbuddsCosalron(L)i 6,000 20 i Do. New ! 20,000 . 2 6 N.Zsaland L 431. Ag. , L., 10,000 25 IN.Zealand T. 4 Logo ;L: 1 15003 ' 10 Nort ern h AasamTea;L)' 25, , 000 10 I Do B I L 187,176 fn. !Pik's. Australasian (L )!If 60,000 , 60 .N.Bsit.&llerean. In.(L )1 18,000 0 10 Nosrgong Tea (Limited). 40,000, 25 ;Ocean Marine . Insura.ll 10,000, 60 OrientalFinanctal(Lim.), li 30,000 ', 6 Oriental G m (Limited) 1 al 80,000 1 6 1 Do. New i i 40,000' 10 Orient Inland Steam'L ) 1 16,000; 10 Otago & Stbiand Inyeet.l 1 1;0301 20 ;Ottoman Canpa.ny I. ) 1 10,000' 50 Ottoman Financial L) _ 1 21 10,000; 6 ;Ottoman 43as (Limited * : a 100,000, 60 TlYe, rend,Gurney,Co.'; ; 2 fe,600 . 10 'Panama P.M. Ettearn(L 'I a 10,7.14 1 6 ' Do. do i a 41100,000 , 80. ,Peelßiv.Lusd&llin.(L 110 20,000 iso Peninsular & o.Stosok a 20,000 60 Do. do. New ' 4 17,000 , 10 Quebrada L, 8., 3L ,L ;. a 10,0001 50 Ph,ymney Iron 1 1 10,000' 15 1 Do. New s 18,9341 ES 'll.l o J . Citylmproif.(L ) 1 1.5,066 .26 i Do. do 1 1 10,0001 10 800 Janeiro Gas (Lim I 16,000 ,ISt. 00 .Royal Mail Steam f ADAM Scot. Andra. Invest. (L , 14 40,000 60 'Smith, Knight,&Co.(L. , 80,0001 20 Soc.Finan. d'Egypte(LY 10,000 60 'B. African M. & In. IL ) 14,200 26 liosithAastralialLand 1 I, 4290,000 U. Submarine Telegraph .... 1 Do Scrip all TeLConstruc.&llabi(L an r. 60 " r Do. Do l5 100,000 20 Il unn ee&Mereey InAL 1 2 7,609 1111 Trbdtlad Petroleum (L! 81 87,500 10 Ernst&Agencyof Ans.(L 1 ' 50,0001 10 T.& L Co. of U. Canada I , 100,000 60 Un.Marine of Liver. (L) 6 30,0001 6 Coned K. Teleg. Co. (L.‘• all 60,0001 20 Univers. Maxine 1n5. 1 1.1 6 26,0001 10 Upper Answers* (LIM.) 9 25,000' 10 Do. , ! ate MOM 1 m i Van Diensen's Land (I ), I 6 ILION XL ,Theroyot tapiator4l , m 0,000, 60 Marring Finance (Lim ) , 10 ',WO , 10 'lllo•llndla&PacificBt 3. 20 ui us If 4 18 17 SO SO 10 0 17 10 lar ira S dig 11 114 ldls Ipm -- •• - A 93 13 - 37 IN - ...1 76 BO - ski 3 1 .- LO ! 1 dls per - 11 1 101 : 3 1 1 Is 11 2 - to 3 041 - 4n - 124 7 6dls ad' - LIL In 11010, La Par O 3 3 11 51 4 9 T d m • 4 3 • • II 10 • 41 44414 3 4 0 5 4 dt4l : MO 37 _ll2l r 0 77 110 14 6 10 14 11 10 I 6 se 7 21 16 4t fa 14 13 411 111 9 5 1 5 I } o DO 133 118 _ 4 1 - 6 4e 6 Idis par 11 liP lll to dls 6 21 nilis Si 14 13 TT 34 3 clhr 8 . 1U 17 11 161 I'4 , 25 20 MI 10 7 6 4 LO 16 14 12 1 00 1 ILO 2 a 12‘ 113 Si 6 4 34th 6 2 1 an 6 6 T 0 65 I - 5 0 Wl': LO 7 b 6 21 ledil • 2 —Pm ' AI 4141 i 9 1 . ill 3 !O 18 17 dl9l ek • 171 20 18 dle • LO 11 9 tits • O M inm 21 1018 174 4 1 2 dlll Otdia I i 10 ai 114 10}44 I} 8 Ms ▪ 84 2 0i 4 C S . Stplir 14 • 24 81 1•• • DO 16 13 Ms • 1 411 pal • • 1 dim WI • 44is iPm*Pmt 1 Pllr 211 31 lots' 9 1 8 641. 10 86 61 16 . 17 I 8 4B 5 11 16 pm. 11 8 l 10 die , s a l l ar i idla 16 13 dki :3 • 114481 ss u a 64 1681 5 10 12 pm : - L 1 1 11 1} - n 24 n 1 7 26 I - Lili 19 21 ! - 2! 6 dim - ill 11 22 - 107 110 , - OP) 120 124 - !0 21 18 - 16 I 8 4b - 6 I 4 414 15 80 OD -2 I fpm 41 4lPes, 1 2 I 6 1 } teas 7 &dts' • 6 Of I 9 4Ma 9 6 dls PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per cent., 111. Do. 5 per tent., at 5 per cent. prem., 103. 05. Great Western, original, 5 per emit., redeem., pref., Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 8 per cent. (Dist Lan.), 128. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 par cent., 13. Great Luxembourg. 124, 2d. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 41, 4, Northers Railway of Buenos Ayres (1 1110 eah teed 7 per cent., 21. , South Anstrisa and Lombardo-Venetian, 161, 1. Welters sad North Welters of Fames, 22. rM DAY.) Ows o'OLoac. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices generally show an unfavourable tendency. Metro politan, Great Western, Midland, and Lancludaire and Yorkshire stocks are offered for sale, and have declined . to per cent. Great Northern, how ever, is in demand, and has improved f. The amount, of business is very limited. Metropolitan stock is now quoted tut to ; Great Western, 631 to b 4 ; London and North ," W e stern, 118 e to ; Midland, 123 1 to I t ; , Lancashire and Yorkshire, 124,1 to ; South 1 Eastern, 66e to e; Great Northern, 114 to 117 e ditto A, 126+ to 127 • London, Cha th am, and Dover, 181 to 19; G reat Eas tern, it ern, 26e to 4, ; North British, 36+ to 37, ex all ; and Caledonian, at} to 122 i. B, is 6 Foreign and colonial railway &hares are q uiet, at the cl prices of yesterday. East Indian 3 are quotlo3l to I ; Grand Trunk of Canada, IA 19 to ; dadLomrdoVenetian, 16+ to t. OZDINANY MARLS AND 610CLS. ah.l rad tun wars I el =„C I flake to-day to IPO. 100 iblatoland SWAM 100 iCalectostian Ea) CarailsAT an , Cora and Bandon all Cornwall 10a , Dublin and Ballast .1 unc 100 'llundacterth,,tAbd Jo I all last London Berlp Cart Rif so L • es To -- ii" is I es 71 10' Do 100 Glasgow sad S. Weston 160 Areal Bellefs Ord. at. 1601 Do. IL Ans. No 7 100 ,OreatNorth of Scotland 100 :Greet Northern 100 'Do.Ajj♦reanodrr.an -100 I Do.Bl Map. Lis pin 100 I De. New la s• it cm. 100 ID& Ord. Def. Div. Mock 100 Qt. South & WIN& (Ire ) 100 10ml Western 100 Do.StourVal.Gas.Stk 100 I Do. South Wales . 100 Do. W. mu. —ozse;a 100 Do. Do. 100 , laincsahlre &Y 100 ' Loa, Wightw, SS. Coast 100 Landon,Matham,&Dov 100 Do. det.Mean. Atip.e. 100 Loudon &North %Vesta. 100 Loodon&SouthWestern 100 I MAIL abet ~ &LWOW/lb 100 Metropolitan 82 Do. New all Do. Extension ail Metropolitan Dietries 10 Da do. do. ell Do. &St. John's-wood 100 Midland 7 Do. f. 9 Shares 100 Do. Sim. & Derby all ;Mid Kant 100 'North Britt& 100 I Do. Win ,Perth.Dond 109 N. Esatorn—Serwiek JO. Do. O. N. S. Pare -100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 Do. Carlisle all Do. Stock &Darling. 20 Do. do., 190041 100 North London 9 Do. do., 1864-6 • Do. do. 100 IfortliStadordshirS . .... 100 N. & • Western Jana 100 Scottish Central 100 shropshire Unto& 100 S ou Devon 100 South Eastern aD Stidnes,Wokinsharn,dx 100 \Taff Vele 9 Do. C 100 Waterford & • Wetaloo & i li la t MIMS& POSSESSIONS. 116 US is a e 6 116 118 1161 Mir go ; at g4l 314 U 4 $6 724} 115 97 39 18 19 10 20 119} 119 U 8 4 54 25 124 125 114 t 4 ram 1 90 86 __ _ _ ~i Itn 1241 a 2 92 94 1164 1114 1 1 111: 420 x x sall 66 67 96 101 14 s4 9 10 pml 120 129 1 9 -- - - PM 72 74 114 118 180 1194 42 44 66 67 e - 0 140 150 I 0005 100 1 all :Atlantic &St. Lawrence It 100 Bom. Bar. &V. In. glip.e. 8 Do. IP Shares all 'Buffalo & Ulm Duro& all I 1/o. Preference 100 iDoff.,Brant.,&Godtelob , 6 per cant. 1100 ' Ca &S. Eaaternsp. c.g. 10G CapoT. & Dock Op. e.g. all I Demetara,Tp. c. 1100 'Eut Bengal gull: I !. 1100 !East Indian gu. 6 do 1100 Drawl Tnink of Canada ' all Do. Equip. IL 8.6p.0t all I Do. lot preL Bonds all Do. do. deferred all Do. tad pest Bonds. all , Do. do. deferred all I Do. Ird preL Stook all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. 4th poet Bieck.. 100 . all Do, do. deterred It 100 18 GreDo.at Indian Peninsula 6 per cent.' 6 , Do. New dm .... BSI 6S- i 6,0 6,C - 6,9 6,( 6,4 19} 1114 f I 831 IM }} 101 66 65 100 102 idb Per 41 71 4 1251 4 Se 7- eel as 10 1 ioie lose no 101 15$ 109 15 1 4 i 56 SS x 1 67 69 xd, SO 14 6,6 M 6,661 1,121 611 0 s all Li Al Do. New St. TM (it el. of Ines. g. 6p. et 100 Do. af per oat. .an , Do. all Gt. Western of CatUcli i all Do. New all ; Do.:Lrapay.l.g 73l all ' Do. do. do. 18714. I Indian ch(thoited) 100 'Madras guar. 6 p. coat 100 Do. do. 41 100 Do. do. 44 16 Do. Fifth Extension' 100 .Melb. Corp. 6 pest c. Bd.! all I.lslb. and Hobson's Bay au Do. 6p. CO., pay. 1800; all Do. 6py ct, pay. 18061 'lOO IN.R.of Csa.6p c. lstp. 100 'Wade, glut 6 part 'lOO Do. Deihl do 6 Do. do. do 100 Do. Puojaub do. 100 Do. ludas SS not. do - 14& 66 i #2; 1011 1 103} 19} n i id I 40 13 ZS 108 107 IF I pm 90 101 91 0$ in 12i :d` 124 18 zd. 95 97 sp 86 mi 99 101 90 0 6 66 80 41 id 1078 129 82 92 82 $5 18 99 Vti -- id 98 SO JOINT STOCK BANKS. (L) Aldan AllianceLon.dilverpool 66 T 8 tux } 64 , 1 1 6 18 1 6Dm tO 9 7 414 9 741st 1 64 60 '4 64 6 11 13 54. Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian Anglo Italian (Limitad).' 21. Asiatic Bank Cos. new sh 1110 Austraisala ll Bankof Britisheolumbia, Do. New, issued 2 pm ' Bank of Egypt Bank of London I Bank of Otago (Limited)' 11 j Bank of Queensland(l,i. 21 Bunko! Vietoria,Austral; 21 Bank of New Zesdand ' Barned's Bank ;Limited)' , ll Bruillan&Portuguese3; 11 British& Californianll4 ss so 128 dim a 6 3dll GS 20 10 4141 us 39 41 I l 0 7 9 Pull 20 10 clls • Idl.l S 1 (114' 6 96 47 I B;iiish N. America lor CharieeLsMite& Co. (1.)1 6 C. Bk. laths, Aus., Chia& all Chart. Mer. of lad* dc 1 ty _ . 10 C i 494 18 19 34 38 1 35 15 17 15 37 Colonial Com. Bank of Canada... l Com Bank at India, &a.' Consolidated Bank (L.)i Delhi and London 1 East London (Limited) 1 Eastern Exchange;Lim4 English and American . Ennui Joint Stock (1) 1 11 Eng.Seot.diAtud. Chart& • English mid Swedish (L.), 2 &trope= Bank ,Limited. L. Hinduan.China&Jap. (L) 25 Imperial Bank (Llmitorr,l 20 Imperial Ottoman ....1 10 lonian __ - I Tim; si 6 6 I — l6 — l6edal 6 4 2 dial t• 6 3 dial 12i 1/ I 171 12 -- 16 13 dial -- 2S 23 314, 1 3 1 1 2 4 pm' I al ' 22 24 34 zsi 3 IMs 21 slal 4 go Do. New Land Mort. Bk. Indlii(L.) l Do.6p .'i.Deb..1161.307r5, Lon.lik.ofStanoo,&c.AL;; I London and Brazilian—l 4 , Do. New London& itiverPlatCL) . 41 Do. Now, lea. at 14pta Do. do. do 1 Lon. Ch. Bonk of Atari al London and County I London Joint Stock ll London & South Artiaur al I Lon. & Western (1 4 aLll London &Vonesuelkl.), II London & Westminater.' Merchant Bank (Lim 11 ) . 1 B Do. New Meranttle&Fsehan(L)l if Metro. & Prov. Midland Bank (Lim) National of A National of lAverpool U N. Pro. of England Do. 2nd & Ird ham. 11 National Bank I New South Wales al New Zealand (Wand). 1 North Western I Oriental Bank Corpora. al O Orlent.Com.B.Llata.o OI Do. do. UteN.P. 4 O 6 Do. do. leiteP.C. ) 4 Prorin.BankingOorp.(l. 11 10 Proving. el Ireland .... 101 Do. do. New.. ..( 10 fkitule.Punj.,&DelhilLV 10 Do. hated at, 2 pea— II South ndras DO Intend. A o 8.8. f & Metes . 00 Do. do. tea at 6 pea 16 Union of Australia 00 Baku of Ireland (Um) Mikis at Loudon 3 • 10 7 (1141 it Fill 0 2 3 712 6 1 9 12 1 JI 91} 2 10 61 43 15 41 43 ill 12 14 63 4 2 ells, t_stai 8 6 dla 93 94 16 16 9 8 ells 9 7 dbil 10 9414 , 3 I clls, 1 2 pml 1 spa; ii ; - - 87 80 44 45 1 , , tor. al ldla par, ...s 7 as' 8 1 4 4115 : . 79 81 all a}l Ce as • I die ill 27 26 26 11 10 ILS 7 S dis sU 66 48 II 8 6411 16 44 46 46 We. elhl_.-----1----L—Doosii eu 1 ........-. 1.011,00 et Mast sea West buns 440 130 US lilt WM 10 kisaseel Roam Deal 5 - - - WMB4Ketn. : %RR 1011 Ds. D•l4 St. 4D. seat. all - - - St. postbamptos - - - IC. IL Sump Ocamserelsl US - .- - 1146.66 ,141.19.6 MINES.---(TBIS DAT.) Own o'CLoog. In tho mining market to-day Prince of Wales and West Caradon shares are in request at 275. id. to 30s. and 174 to 181 respectively. East Lovell . are also inquired for at ill to 12k. Great Vor are quoted 18 1 to 19k, being firm ; North Treskerhy, 3to I • East Caradon, 61 to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 1 to i ' to /. ; West Chiverton, 5 9 to 61 ; and Chontales, A call of 10s. is to be paid on the . shares of ties Chontales Gold and Silver Minmg Company (Limited) by the 29th November. . At North Chiverton Mine special meeting held , yesterday, it was resolved to adjourn, pending Qs , petition in the Stannariee Court, to wind up the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& ' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (a ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELROTLAPH.) (IRON OUR OWN cmitannywammT.) The goucr.il tone of the cotton market continues past, and to-day the quotations of yesterday are barely sustained. The sales foot up about 5,000 or 6,000 bales. MINCING-LINE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.-The sales of this article are still limited, awl are confined to British West India, for which previor prices are paid. Refined dull of sale. Covvrit.-The value of the finer kinds of Ceylon eve supported, but common sort. show a decline of tid. per cwt. Cocoa is in lees request, but there are no sellers MI any reduction. Trinidad sold-middling to good red, Me. 6d. to 90e. ; fine, 945. to 108 s. ; Granada, 755. to 79a. ; Surinam, 1108. to fles. TEA.-The market is steady, but quiet. Rica. -A parcel of Moulmein sold at lls. 3d., ex ship. SPICT..-There is no change to notice as regards prima, -• but the demand is not active. Pepper sold, Penang, 3141. cloves, dark Ambeyna, sd. ; nutmegs, Penang middling: ; 2s. 10d. to 31. ; bold, 4s. ; Pimento, urdinaly, 2d. to 2d.; middling and good middling, 21d. to 2id. ; cassia lige.% broken ends, lists. Faun. -The demand for both currants and raisins ftaa ' improved. Turkey figs sold slowly. Currante sold at 21s. to 265. 'Valencia ordinary stalky to fair, 275. to 35e. ; selected, Ms. to 90.:f.; Sultana, ordinary to mill- dling, 4rfa. 52.5. ; fi ne, 645. Turkey figs, 395. for ordi nary to 7`.k.. for fine. Ittm.-A small panel of fair Jamaica sold at 9d. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. COCHINEAL has sold slowly at ld. per lb. advance, ester* ' for Tenerife black, which shows a decline of id. to Id. per lb. (.'ETCH.-A. small parcel of Pegu sold at 32a. Comm.-The few sales reported are at prices in buyers' favour. Juts has sold steadily, but at prices in some cams . I 10s. decline ; good and fine, 191. to 212.; medium. 15/. to Isf. 10s. ; common, 12/. 15a. to 13 1 . 10a ; very inferior, ; 15.. to 111. 15s. TALLOW MARICET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Towu tallow is quoted 445.; Pekes burg Y.C. on the spot, 44a. • October to Deoember, 44 5.; December, 445. Cid. 10448. 6a. ; January to March, Ca. • METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a shorter supply than on Thursday last ; bat few buyers and very little business doing at prices shod the seine as on Monday. Our foreign supply is 260 bowls. 1,750 sheep, 160 calves, 130 pigs. Per stoße of Elba a d. a. 4. Per dolls of 8112 a. td.s d. Best Scots, Ilerelds, 4 10 5 0 Beat Das&111-bdstM 0 0 Best Short-bona 4 IS 410 Best Loos w 0015.... 4 10 6 1 Second qua. besets 3 0 4 0 Do. dn. Shore.— 0 0 • • Calves 11 Mfrs Best Dim% Hlf-breds 6 510 Lambs Bouts at market, 010 ; sheep , 4,860; calves, 100 pigs. fad SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) , Mr. Charles James Murton reports a downward tendency at the following prioes:—Old hay, from 84s. to 905.; tenor, 70e. to 80s.; new hay , 80a . to 90'4 inferior, 60e. to 70e.; old clover, 110 s. to 115 a. ; inferior, 95.. to 105$ . ; s econd cut, 90e. to 100 s. ; new ditto, 60.. to Ws. ; straw. -- - - PROVINCIAL SHARI NAIIIRT& - - --- - - - LITIRPOOL, OCT. 24.-Bales to-day :-Great Eastern, = • Great Western, 54-Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1241- and North Western, 1161 6-Midland, 121 4i -North 376 8-North Eastern 'Berwickl, capital stock, 105-Oreat Era ern East Anglian , . 6 per cent. B. 105-Erie. 501-Cnited Mates 5-20 Bonds, 64 rd.-Rank of Liverpool. 26,-Mercanille and Exchange Bank !Llnilted',, 7 6 tl.-North and South Wales, -Empire Marine , IniUrano. Untitled", 1 3.16 d -Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent.. 41-British and leash Magnetic Telegraph, A, 8'46-Nations/ Steam .Limited . 141 d. 01ssCHInTrA,Ocr. 2C-A moderate business wan done at wings generally rather lower. Anglo-American Tcleimaph ISt D - District Bank. 161 -Ebbw Vale Company , Limited . 131 lk 4- -Erie, WI 6 1--Great Eastern, 261 1--lirand Trnok of Canada. 6 • 106 -Great Western of Canada, 12 11-16-Great Western. 5416 4 31-Dincashlre and Torkshire,l24New Ditto .ordinarn 1 v.-Manchestr, iihefßeid, and Lincolnshire, 046-Midland. I=l 4* 1-North Britisho6oo,B 6 . 01 . 1 m 61 1 4 71 871 7-North Eastern "Berwick, " 1 0614 -Dumas and Mersey Marine Insurance (ted), 46 Iy-I:Riled States 6 - Yeats' Benda. 686-Manchester Commercial Buildings, p.- i'gion Bank, 3 p.--Boutb Austrian. 161-Cnion Plate Glass, 44- London, Chatham. 14. BraMtlffilialf, OCT. 24.-Thetransactions in this market to-day were in Birmingham Old MIU shares at 0. (losing prices :-Lon (1011 and North Western Railway, 114 to 114 ; North Eastern Berwick Railway, 106, sellers Btratford.upon-Avon Rail/ 146. sellers; Wellington and Severn Junction Railway, sellers : >Daunt, Bristol and Birmingham 6 per cent.. 1 • 'Layers. Birmingham Canal,* Warwick and Birmirsghai Canal, 45 to 4/ ; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank Limited', M 4, sellers . Birminxhain and Midland Bank, 140 to 150 ; and Lloyft Bank !Limited', 71 to 8 prem. DcsLig, OCT. 23 .-New Three per Cent. Stock, 071 }-lAto. for account, kith November. 671 11- -India rive per Cent. Ma* Xransferable at the Bank of Lreland,, 104-Bank of Ireland linen 229-Natlim Bank ;Oa pal col al 696-Ditto, for account. 6Sf 60-National of Liverpool Limited; .s3O 111-Provincial Bank , L2O paid . 801-Boyal Bank (1.10 ' -Dublin and Belting Junction 4.100 paid , , 04-Great 321 ern sad Western a5..100 paid Urea& Western tail , paid , 61. .--____ WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to ii for the Bth November, opened this morning at the ! mois t closed at 89}, " sellers." For money the last price rt torn from the grave in the point a moral, was the destin et same quotation, touched 89 9-16 to 11-16, and THE HEAD or RICRELIEr.—StEaDger Still, and was 89i. The official business report is as fol cliurclio the Flo bonne and rudely trampled under_ foot, lows :—Three per Cent. Co for motley, after the head had r been cat off and exhibited to the by lows Richelieu,twttteabtoody was 894, 4, i ; _ditto, for account, 894, ,I ; Three per 'tandem, ainoopt WllOlll was Lenoir. . A grocer got pee. Cents. Reduced, 87/, I, f, i • ew Three per session of it, and kept it as a curios ity till he roamed. ' Ceu ta ') 874, 1' 4 ' WI i Bank Stock, 244 i III . " ' when'wel: calm his qefrru:,deheßeiecheli:ute I.' Armes Stock, 212 ; d itto ve per Cent., 106/, fi ; ditto r,-.ignolffairs under the Beetorstion. 'The offer :- Four per Cent., " enfaced" rupee paPor, i; m einad unacinoedged, sod the heed devolved on M. • ditto Five-and-a-Haif per Cent., 107 ; ditto B o nds , Anness. At a sittuig of the Historical Committee el , 255. prem. Indian Government securities continue in de- Arts and Monuments, on the 13th Julie 184 6 , attention was called to the eircumetanos, and the ;president, M. de , Moutelembeit suprted by the committee 'diem hp mend, with an upward tendency. The Five per the j aiis a c ; i i -Thor ...titian, r : ). „ vain P tea _. Cent. stock was marked to-day as high sa 106 . r„.„' sw v;,E„i t h no better result ' i n 18E5. roved We s ' o = Exchequer Bills remain at par to 4a prem. no one," observes M. Feuillet, "till the fart is wide- The foreign . stock market was rather fi rm, with nimble that this terrible head, the reo,ifwatins of the ' few changes in ices. Brazilian Bonds of 1868 absolute woooroq_killing the r"narger, I. and Russian of 1 862 met with inquiry, and im- wandering u m ea rth U lm a spectre t hat has etraelisa . out of the domain of the "—Bdisiburgh Sevier, sew proved 4 per cent. Spanish Certificates and Dumber. ' Turkish of 18 65 also advanced 41 but Italian of LONDON GENERAL Ourvizza Coriraite (Limrrnri). • 1881 showed an unfavou rable reaction of i per _ Truffle receipts for the week ending Oct. 21, 10,W4L tent 2s. bl. r