The Express. — London, England, 1866-10-12 00:00:00

(L a ughter.) There was no railway company, he believed, in which there were so many gentlemen among the share holders. Three dukes were to be found among the bond wars. (" Oh oh." and laughter.) Jr. WILSON, of Brighton, said at the last meeting the meretary, Mr. Johnson, defended the directors with regard to the overissue of 128,000 f. of debentures. Mr. Johnson said the directors only learnt the facts two or three days before the meeting. He should like to tam on what ground. Mr. Johnson made that statement. (lied miss of " Johnson.") The CHAIRMAN said he thought the question had better la deferred. (Cries of No, no," and " Johnson.") gr. JOHNSON then rem. Hs maid he dated en the gist of August what was perfectly true, namely, that the direness only became aware of what had occurred a few dap before the meeting. He himself did not know it till s hout the time of Sir Morton Peto's suspension, and. be gging that the debentures would be retired, he did not *ink it desirable under the oironmetanees to in fantile directors of his &wormy. (" Oh, oh' and hisses.) He now thought it was very indiscreet not to inform the directors, but he did what he thought best for the interests tithe eoopany. (Load hisses and cries of ," You ought to hare 'unnamed a special board meeting at ones," " Hick him eat," tcc.) SILLS wished to ask Sir Morton Peto whether he renewed 303,5001. to camel debentures, and if so whether he did cancel them. If he did maim moon and did not Olga the bonds his conduct was disgraceful and in famous. The man who would appropriate 128,0001., the monies of that company ought to stand at the bar of tie Old Bailey. (Cheers.) Sir Marton Pete here rose amid load groans to address the meeting. A shareholder (a debenture at the mime time Sir Morton gave way. The Snsiumoixota believed that Bir Morton's suspension vu on the 10th of May. It was idle for the secretary to say that he thought it right to postpone revealing the over time of debentures for four months after that. Mr. donnewr said when he learnt the facts he pressed Sir Merton Pete to pay, and the subsequent payments were not made to him. (Oh, oh.) flip hioaron Prro then rose amid groans and cheers- He laid there seemed to be a general apprehension that his firm were the financial agents of the company. The first time they did anything of that kind was at the end of 1863. He was then called in and consulted by the board. He found that there was 1,230,0001. owing on Lloyds boas, and he directly told the directors that that must be at once got rid of. He advised the creation of stock to the amount of 2,300,00 W. with that view, and that advice was taken. He obtained for the company loans on the stock created, and with those loans took up Lloyd's bonds to which he had referred. The question then arose whether steak on which the loans were raised should be offered the market ; and, having regard to the state of the money market, it was thought best not to offer them. His firm bad become personally responsible for a million and a quarter of Lloyd's bonds, and it was on that account that he appeared there on that occasion. As regarded the pikes at which contracts were taken, he observed that his firm offered to accept the prices which the Brighton company were then paying, and on inquiry it turned out that their charges were 5 or 6 per cent. at the lowest. They all remembered the panic of last spring. As to the al leged misappropriation of money, finding that the com pany could sustain no lose by it, he felt justified in using it. He was assured on the b;glaest legal authority that the over-issued debentures were perfectly good. Sub stantially no one was harmed. In his account with the company he had given full credit for what had occurred, and the financial company which advanced the money had in their hands funds of that company more than sufficient to prevent their coming against it. As to the contracts generally, he was prepared, in the liquidation of his firm, to make good any deficiency that could be proved. As to the o►er-issued debentures, he was not prepared to take sny blame which did not properly belong to him. The name of his firm was written on the debentures, sad the document was approved by the solicitor. He should be happy to afford any further information that night be desired ; and ;n conclusion he would state that his firm was prepared to leave every question to the adju dication of honourable men. They had no desire for sharp practice, and would leave avec) , question to be settled by pour parties (Loud cheers.) Inreply to a question, I) having risen . . . Sir U. Prro said the over-insured debentures were with 1 financial auociation, and as the company was secured wind loss, he could not conceive what he had done to deserve such remarks as had been made. (Cheers.) [The meeting was proceeding when our report left.] DEATH OP THE BISHOP OP CALCUTTA. We are informed of the death of Dr. Cotton, Bishop of Calcutta, who was drowned while disembarking home steamer on the Ganges.—Times (Second Edition). The Liverpool borough engineer was yesterday authorised to spend 2,000/. per month in ventilating the seven, and to make a monthly report on the subject to the Health Committee. One thousand Norwegians aro shortly expected is New York from Europe, to settle between Lake Cham plain and Ogdenburg, in the northern part of the state of New York. Dr. Augustus A. Gould, an Amer:can naturalist, has jut died in New York. At the great Ontario Agricultural Fair, which ti to be held last month at einandagua, and which was to last for three days, there was to be a show of trout. The Commerce Breton. of Saint-halo states that a foe days ago M. Willemot, manager of the Gr►nd Cafe. Puisien there, shot himself on the sea-shore. The motive for this act is not known. Tradesmen at Paris and elsewhere have lately hen imposed upon by a person who obtains goods and &Inge for bills purporting to bo drawn on some leading hating or mercantile firm. It seems extraordinary, says the Timis, that such a device should succeed, and that A 57, even among the smallest shopkeepers should be igno rant that • bill of exchange is worth nothing more than waste paper until it shall have been accepted by the parties spoil whom it is drawn. " An order for 50,000 Chassepot guns," says the Coaditutionnd," has just been given by the government to the imperial factory at Tulle (Corrine). This news has been joyfully received by the workmen of that town, who bid been expecting it for some days, as orders were already given at one or two of the other manufactories of arms in the empire," Several of the French journals announce the death of Maurice Roux, the servant who accused his master of haring tied his hands and beaten him, and who, aoeserding to the verdict of the jury, was simply • prede cessor of the Brothers Davenport. He is said to have died miser►bly in the hospital of one of the towns of the South. A journal of Venice announces the marriage of the Marchese Letitia Pepoli, daughter of the marquis of the same name, with tho Chevalier Concini de Conegliano. A letter from Stockholm in the French papers 'epithet the Swedish corvette, the Naiad, during a late voyage on the Spanish coast, saved the crew of the English !teenier the Geelong, which was in distress. The captain, it is added, refused to follow his crew on board the Swedish vessel before he had shaved himself. "It would be un gentlemanly," he said, " to show myself on board a foreign vessel before I have shaved ;" and the Swedish captain was obliged to wait until this operation had been effected. Scarcely had the captain got on board the Naiad when his pea steamer went down. The Bohemia states that General Klapka has re ceived the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle of the second elms, and an estate in Silesia. A letter from Putbus of the 7th says :—" Count Bismarck arrived here yesterday with his family, and 'topped at the Hotel du Nord. In the evening the hotel was surrounded by • large crowd, and the musical society of the place sang several pieces. On the minister appearing at the door he was received with enthusiastic cries. Count Ifirmarck chatted in a friendly way with the singers, and thanked them for the entertainment they had afforded them. In the night he was suddenly seised with cramp in the stomach, and was obliged to c►ll in the aid of •surgeon. To-day he is better. He will stay here five or six days, stopping from to-day at the summer chOteau of the Prince of Putbus." The Indipencianee Beige states that the health of the bower of Mexico has much improved dues her arrival with her brother at Miramar. Prince Iturbide, it bids, who is at Ruth, has received from the Empress a letter " which bears proof at onset° nta enlightened reason, sod to the sentiments of the most affectionate solicitude." THE Eir:Pßiss, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT lILKTIIIO TZLNINIA/11.) EWMARKET MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) DERBY. Knight of the Creeoent... Strathconan 4 ran. PLAT& Janitor Alice Lee Sweet Anne Won by dx length& HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Crown Prdnoe Gauntlet Claymore 9 ran. MATCH. Codifies filly beat Pieroan by a heed. PRENDERGAST STAKES. Knight of the Garter ... 2 SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOUS. T.Y.C. Tribute f, Purchase, Piano, Ratisisaf, Arcadia, and Rupert c (to be sold for 751.). Wiener to be sold for 150 f. All are here. SELLING HANDICAP OF 10 80PS. R.M. Brimstone, Bst 101 b ; Parnunkey, Set 41b ; Miners!, Sit 311 i ; and Blender, 714. Winner to be sold for 1001. All are here. LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 11 to 1 eget Abergeldie (t) 100 to 6 Proserpina (off) 20 to 1 Ambition (t) Very little betting. DWlT.—Knight of the Crescent objected to, but the ob jection was overruled. SERIOUS COLLISION BETWEEN A PASSENGER AND GOODS TRAIN ON THE GREAT NORTH ERN RAILWAY. A collision, which although serious in character, K. was unattended with any more serious result than injuries : t t: to limb and destruction of property, took place at the Hitchin Junction on the Great Northern Railway last 8, evening. A telegram was received at King's-eress, at about as, 5.30, stating that a goods train, which ought to have St. through the Hitchin Junction, did not do so, 10 rt a t ied came to a stand, and shortly afterwards the 10 through passenger train from the north, which was to have 2, 1 drawn up in the station, dashed into it and caused a corn- to piste block of both lieu. It was then found that a num- st, her of the passengers were injured. Strange to say very few of the passenger carriages were much damaged, and the 51 engine was not even scratched, but a portion of the goods r, train was smashed to atoms. Upon the receipt of the "4 telegram at King's-cross immediate steps were st taken to afford relief to the sufferers by the ac- 103 ardent, and Mr. Kirk, surgeon, of Euston-road, and St his assistant, who were cn the platform at the time, et promptly prepared to attend to their injuries. AU the passengers, whether injured or not, except one, were s 5 brought to town the same night, and conveyed to their st houses, the bodily injuries, in the majority of eases, being it comparatively trifling. One unfortunate lady, however, 10 was so severely cut about the head and face that she could Si not be sent to town, and she was located at the hotel :14 nearest the scene of the accident. Both Sues have now so been cleared, and the traffic is proceeding as usual. The al railway officials are unable as yet to account for the atop- Si ping of the goods train, but an official inquiry is now pro- it ceed'og. it 111 WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAT, OCTOBER 12, 8 Lit 114 116 126 Lei 90 92 53L 621 35 40 i 3 35 .1 - !A 4.4 se 44 17 1$ 10 20 1171 118 k 62 84 64 66 126 126 94 IND 14 lot 85 90 121,k 122 11 1,1 pm 92 94 39 41 le 20 103 105 95 67 99 101 U 9 10 pin 120 125 1 2981 —pm 71 73 114 118 140 144 41 43 65 06 - 0 - e 140 140 I Sum BRITISH POSSIE&SION& V. lfstreme. sesr 14. T. W. I li .---..---, W. .n. 11 to M. 1 Pd. ( gattiv•rs. _I It F. D. ----- Clowns prices. 1 1. dales. 1 6 . 100 an .Atlantle&StLawrenoe 66 58 I - -—--- -- ,- St 100 'Born. Bar. &C. In. g6p.c. 1001 I 1001 961 Nabs Abardaan .. 21/.9s 50 5..6. W . 1 1 W. rat 0.11 1 lOC ell I ;Buffalo .t Lake Huron 4 3 44 - Leith - 1 15 , all ' Do. Preference 7 - Ardroasan... 30.04 66 E. 3 3 N. co - 2 100'100 likr . B....t ., &o o d at i o b _ Greencastle.. 30.06 52 S. E. 2 2 E. m 0.01. 1 I I 6 per cent. 1572.24 - - - Valentia..... 30 04 54 , N.E. 1 1 N.E. o- . 1 82 1 100 /oak& g i .t.,0 2 ,. c.f - .... - Cape Clear. • • 30 . 03 62 11 - 3 6 E. m - 3 St. lOC :Cape T. tt Dock Gp.c. g 6O 40 - Liverpool.... 30.09 53 8.8. L. 1 3 B.E. mf -! 1 100 i all ;Denserara,7p.o.perpred lOll 1021 - Holyhead ... 30.06 51 Z. 0 4 &NE.on - 1 1 82 i lOO g u t Bengalwo. 0 d o . „99 101 1001 go Penrance....l3o.ol 54 E. N. E. 3 4 E.S.E. 0- 3 it. 100 East LAW gu. sdo lO2 103 1 0 21 1 3 Bred . I . ..... -!- - - - - - - - St. :100 Grand Trunk of Canada 18 20 1211 Lorlent -- - - - - - - - 100 E all / Do. E1uip.11.11.135.ct.% 88 91 - Rochefort.. - 2 100 all I Do. lst pref. Bonds 1 19 93 - Plymouth _130.01 66 I E. 2 3 F.S.E. el -' 1 100 all Do. do. deferred - - - WsTmet l4l4 • • 1603 111 N . E. 4 6 N.N.E. co -: 4 100 all Do. 2nd pref. Bonds., 60 66 -. Portemoath 30.02 60p E. S. 0 E. 5.10 c- 3 100 ; all I D o , d o. deferred -.— - London _. 30.05 50 E.N.E. 3. 5 E. rem - - 100 all Do. STA Fel Stock.. 138 42 Yarmouth 30.07 651 E. N.E. 2i 4 E. loc' - 2 100 I all I Do. do. deferred. - - - Scarborough 30.10 52 N. 1 1 1 E.N.E. 0I- , 1 100 • all , Do. 4th pref. Stock.. 23 26 - Shields .... .'30.12 54 &W. 2 2 N.E. orn - 2 100 all I Do. do. deforred - - - Heider '- -' - -, - - I- 1 - ' - it .100 Great Indian Peninsula 106 107 1 107 20 18 , Do. gus. 6 per cent.; I 11nra -..• REMARKS. 20 1 New do. ....1 Iprn Temperatures have fallen slightly In most instances and 20 2 Do. N ew - barometric pressure has become nearly uniform over Otto Britidi 82. - 'lOO Ot. S. of India gsp.ct I 96 100 Isles. On the Scotch waste, In consequence probably of the St. .100 i Do. 4I per cent.... 91 93 - low barometric pressure recently existing over the northeast ~f ii. a l l ! Do - - - Europe, barometers have fallen about two-tenths of nn it ch, and 2 all (It Western of Canada. 13 1.36 1311 1 light westerly winds prevail Elsewhere the Wirdh continue a u i Do. Saw I 13 14 - chiefly from the eastward. 100 aU I Do.ap.c 11115 pay. 1573 95 97 _ - WO , all ! D 0.61 do. do. 1577-31 84 b 7 - 10 , 3 Indiarißmuch,llinited;; 21 WU - THE PORTSMOUTH FORTIFICATIONS.-Taking St . 100 .Madras gear. sp. cent 1 981 94 901 into consideration the very destructive results of it. 100 , Do. do. 41 do ;90 96 - - modern artillery when applied against granite for- S I,. .0, 5 1 D- bo. i d. ifth o. K . 46 ,.. i do ' cw - I I _. 86 .. . 9° _ tifications faced with iron, or having embrasures of St. 100 Melt. Corp. 0 per c. iid.i - - - 60 all 'llnlo. and Hobsou's Hu! 61 63 - that metal, as developed by our own experiments leo ail , Do. 6p. et, pa' . . ISSO 100 102 -. at Shoeburyness and those at Fortress Monroe by the toe a ll ' Do. 6p.ct . pay. 1295' 82 84 - American government, it has been decided by the engi- St. 100 •N.R.of Can.6p c.lstp.& iB2 85 - St. 100 ,Scinde, gun. 5 wont! 971 94 - ncers of the war department to alter the construction of gi . 100 I Do. De lhi d o I r i 29 - the Spithead forts from a combination of granite and iron 20 ' 6 I Do. do. do I 1 A dj. " St 100 Do. Punjaub do. .... 971 1 to one entirely of iron of the most massive character.- St 400 Do. India St. Flot: do. - - i - Herald. _ - - Lady Franklin has lately been the guest of John Barrow, Esq.,:of Monte Rosa Villa, Bingham, near Chip png Norton, Oxon, the son of Sir John Barrow, who originated tho Arctic expedition. JOINT STOOL BANJUL I a I's (L.)! A letter from the Count do Prangins gives us some curious details of a wedding which was celebrated last week at Bruges, in the haute bourgeoisie. The bridal gifts were presented in presses of splendid workmanship, the carving of the oak being quite worthy of the beet days of the renaissance. The marriage settlements were read aloud, and as every item of the bride's trousseau was in• scribed, and every single article of household linen was noted down, the length of time which the reading took may be easier to imagine then to have endured. The settlements concluded by a clause stating that as the bride est de tacit plot —the ancient term for "extremely economical"—a certain sum had been allotted to her for her pocket money. AAlmon. AlliantmLon.A Liverpooll Anglo Austrian Anglo Egypti:ut ;Lim.) Anglo Italian • Limlted , Asiatic Brink C;or. now sh A ustralssla . . . Hew kot Britinheolumhis' Do. New. lesuod 2pm ' Bank of Egypt . _ . Bank of Inn:lon Hank of °tag,. (Limited` Bank of Queensland I L. i liankot Victoria, Aatiral Bank of New Zealand i flamed' s P.ank tlimited,, Brazil:au&Portuguese'L AMNIA Califonlian:t j . British N. America . ' Chariestaffitte Co.tL.)! C, Bk. India, Ans., China Chart. ]ter. of India, 6.4 City Colonial On Tuesday a sort of competitive examination took place at the riding-school of the Rue Duphot, Paris, the object of which was to ascertain the relative merits and attainments of grooms, helpers, and stable boys. The idea was started by General Fleury, who considered that the breed of horses would never make any serious progress in France so long as men were not properly trained to manage them. He therefore inaugurated a system of " diplomas," which henceforth are to be distributed to coachmen, grooms, &c., certifying their qualifications and length of apprenticeship, aa well as the names of the trainers under whose teaching they have learnt their business. Com. Bank of Canada.. Cora. Bank et India, ' Consolidated Bank (L.) Delhi and Loudon Lut London Limited) Eastern Exchange:Lim.) English and american English Joint Stork (L.) Eng.Seot.dt Ausl.Chartd' English aod Swedish (1..) European hank Limited Iliridusn.Chins.hJap.(L ,l Imperial flank :Limited', Imperial Ottoman .. lonian Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo nial-office from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena. Despatches were sent to the Governors of Malta, Gibraltar, and Canada. DEATH OF • NONOGENARUN.—At Surfieet, Oct. 3, Mr. JArnes Jackson. carpenter, in his 96th year : he had lived in the parish all his life, and has left nine children, 5.5 grandchildren, and 52 great grandchildren. About six years back he made his own coffin : the breast-plate he cut out of wood, and he printed his name on it, leaving space for date and age. He had never been ill, or taken any medicine until within three months of his death. His remains were interred on Sunday last, when about 200 people assembled in the church-lard. Being an old ringer a dumb-peal was sounded for bars.—Stamford Ater cure. Tug CHOLERA IN ESSEX.—We regret to state that the cholera has broken out at Collier-row, near Horn ford. Some hop-pickers, returned to their homes, are considered to have brought it to the place. Four persons who died of it were buried on Tuesday night, and two more on Wednesday night, but during the day there had been no fresh cases, and one or two were recovering. MURDER AT • LIGHTHOUSE. —The lighthouse on the small islet of the Mannora has just been the theatre of a double murder. During the night of the 22nd ult. both the keepers of the station were assassinated ; their reposi tories were broken op en, and their arms carried away. The robbers appear to have then loaded the keepers' boat with a quantity of stones and sunk it in the middle of the channel which separates the islet from the island of Marmora, in order, evidently, to give rise to the belief that the keepers had met with a fatal accident in crossing with their boat to the island. But the action of the waves having brought the merged boat to the surface, it was evident that boles had been male in the bottom from the inside for the purpose of sinking it, and no doubt therefore remained as to the nature of the crime of which the poor light-keepers had been the victims. The lantern continued unlit for three nights, as the stormy weather rendered it impossible to reach the Wand. The lighthouse administration, however, I immediately sent fresh keepers by the steamer Falbair. The bodies of the keepers have been recovered, but the police believe they have a clue to the murderers, who ' belong, it is thought, to the adjacent island of Marmora. —Levant Herold. a:ciov 55 6,0001 05 loo,clool so ! 500,0t00,100 20,000! 60 13.000 100 . W W I t° 5,000.100 ! 10,000. 26 ! 20,000, 25 50,000 2, 17,500 50I rtoeo! 60 ts,ccol ao imoo,too 6,000, 60 I 60,0100.100 10,000 100 5,000'100 50,000! 50 17,1581100 3.000 1 100 10,0001 b tl,OOO 100 10,0001100 56,000 10 40,000 60 31,600 20 60,000 10 60,000 20 00,000 25 1(009. Do. New Load Mort. Bk. Indla(L )1 Do.Sp.e.Deb..lea4,3oyro , Lon.Bk.onieneo,d4.(L) London and Brazilian Dn. New London & ItiverPlate(L ) 1 Do. New, hit at limn' Do. do. do • Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrl 1 London C' .1 n of i ntStock ; London & South African' Lon_ &EL Western (Lim.ll I London & Veneto/3*(1.). London & Westminster.' Merchant Bank iLim.) Do. New Mercantile &Pathan:L ) Metro. &Prov.DankiL)l Midland Bank Win.) I National of Auatralsala Nation►l of Liverpool.. N. Pro. of England 27,1101 111).000 117,500 12,600 1 max 17.011 i6:6661 to wool 010, 10 8 dm' • 6 .11s. 12 10 die els *Pm , $ 6 4101 1 3 .5 ei 11 IS 28 80 _ __ 415 5 9 die 50 10 <Hs 39 41 i dTs 1 241sid 48 Do. Pnd 7 3rd lune National Bank New Booth Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oriental Bank Corper's OrlentCom.B.LlateO.C 9) I Da do. late!. 1 _ _ _ FicZ do. TAierb: pro,b2.Baal=ll4 Proehm. et Seinda,Ptual. Do. Mined at 2 pm south Australia I Man& of B. & Africa Do. do. um at 6pm Union of Anatralla 17nion of Ireland (Lim.) Union of London _ 17 19 U 37 14 16 38 33 :12. 70 21 23 24 I}3lB 3 1 41. 6 3 di. 17 18 13 11 dm 16 13 dls 14 3 spm 1 0 (113 22 ri S Itllpsd 0/1141 62 1 86 9 7dl. 10 Bdi 11 1111 s 11 10pm 2 Spm 1 2 poi 22 33 62 di 41 43 13 16 3 2dl. 8 6 del 91& 14 1 10 812 9 dial 11 did 3 din 1 pm 1 pm 11i - 42 621 2 1 92 1 - 66 08 •3 46 Idls par pis ;pm 46 47 .. -"-‘hl 7 5 die 79 81 27 20 13 11 Ms 7 6 dal 46 48 8 4 413 64 Of rti 47 45 C - • • 2,3640133 St ,_ _East and West India .1100 120 131 131 12.000 10 IGNlllllll,lo4l.the Dock, —•-• • 574110 St tnsiontSt.l/100 CI Di I,o*Violoo Do. Deb. BR 4p. 0•4 1 ,oll I • 364,959 leoutbampton 837,071 SR ,Surrey Conunescial -CD - I • FRIDAY iVENING, OdTOBER 12, 1866. WARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ora O'OllO4X. In the railway market to-day the principal feature is a strong demand for London, Chatham, and Dover stock, which exhibits a fresh tile of i per cent. On the other hand, North British has de clined The other leading lines are steady, at the advance of yesterday. 'Aro, Metropolitan stock is now quoted 125 f to 126 Great Western, 521 to 53 ; London and North Western, Ira to 1181 ; Midland, 121 f to 122 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 124 ; South Eastern, 64 to I ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; ditto A, 127 f tof ; Loudon, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to f ; Great Eastern, 25f to 26 ; and North British, 39f to 40f. There is very little inquiry for foreign and colonial railway shares, and priced' are dull. East Indian are quoted 1021 to 103; Lombardo-Ven tian 16 to f ; and Grana Trunk of Canada, 181 to 19f. ' ALUM • Ed I Pd. RAILWAYS t lA y u l li g ai gr 411:1174:7, N. 100 ,llrllool and Buster St 100 I Calegbalau St 100 Cambrian OD all Cork and Bandon 10 all Cornwall U. 100 Dublin and Belfastlwac Oa 100 'Dandee.ParthAAbd,7n 100 all 'Fast London &wt.:lora 01. 100 i Do 131. 100 Olsosow and S. Weaken N. 100 ,Orrai Eastern Ord. ft 1%. 100 I _ Do : L Ang. Stk.,No.• 87 SO Ll 2 114 xd 40 46 16 16 4 111 66 66 TO TS 70 80 m. 116 IL 18 241 25} 6 I 01;:i!TocitrolicTOtiand 'Great Northern Do. A A rte. no dtv.nn i Do. B j tlle p. o. la paidEl Do. New tn. a' 45 pm. 'De. Ont. Det. Div. WM* of Booth West Great Western _ _ _ bo.swnrva.tiu:ect~ 5;:1;,To; Wales no. Do. Do. N= I Lancashire & Yo Lon.,Briw ,hto a S. Coast London,Ehatharnottrov Do. Met. Erten. A 6 p. c. London North Weans LondonarlonthWeetern Man. Shet.,d< Lincolush Yetropgitan Do. New Do. Extension Metropolitan District Do. do. do. 15o:kiii.iohii-w;c4i Midland Do. 19 Shares Do. Sir= Derby ...... • • Mid Kent 'North Kritlth :Do. , Pe.rth, N. jute= —Berwick Do. G. N. K. Pure. Do. Leeds Do. Yor.l! Do. Carlisle Do. St ock. &Darling Do. do., 1860-01 ,North London Do do idea Do. io.: 1866 North Staffordshire .N. & & Western Jnne ,Scottish Central ,Shropahlre Union ' South Devon 'South Eastern Stalnee,WobinghamAc 'Taff Vale i De. C ,Watertoni tt Kilkenny Materleo & Whitehall COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECVEIITEB. so 410.000 BrlttshColm.G..M.,lB79 100.00 0 Do. ma .... dn. Gov.. v.... 1877-k .... Do. tipercklreb.dAug. .... Do..perct.Mar. . Milt, Dab pe at Jan. an 686,606 Do. 6 per et. Ina 1130,000 Ca l zeto Hope. per. 1872 .... d 0.1890-1900 .... Do. do. 1890-00 . Do. do. 1800-91 ilk, Do.6p.e.Ap.&Gct.l9oo 100,t00 Os7loo,Not. 128 8,6 p. 1110,000 Do. 1871, do.. 1,000,000 Do. 1879 do 800,0001Maurittus 6 per ct.,187 100. 0 0:1 Do. 1878 900,003 Do. 1882 1100, Do. 1895 165,1100 Natal. Goy.. par cant.. 186.000 New Itnnts.Gov.BparcL 1,10,800 Now (loath Wales Gov.. 6 p. 05ut..1871 101876 Do. O p. clBllB to 1895 Nov &eland Bper cent. Do. liver cent Nova Scotts Op. a,1875 ' Queendsad Gov. 6p. cot... B.Awit.Gov. 6 p. c.,67-77 Do. 1878 and npwds., I I Vi l c b a° 6. v p .6 . l e a c • A j p v . a ll :V DIT.BY.NTU Bi. I STOCK& as 04 90 92 90 92 16 17 15 17 102 104 103 105 103 106 102 104 93 90 192 ISA 106 107 106 106 106 106 104 105 106 137 103 106 99 101 93 96 50H.1.8001 -. iiii,ilool 1,000,0001 /50,030. Leao..wo 75i:6001 333,000,0001 00 01 I no 7 100 100 100 100 91 92 2 6 2 2 2 2 94 96 TB BO 96 06 89 91 19} 18e Oi 8 106 107 104 1034 Ll' No. Al 92,023 St. Gt.Estn 4p. Mar Ao° - 6088616 St. :G.litlin.4 p.a. Jan.&J 1 100 610,000 St. ' G.Wsto.—W. 11.-08., I . I p. ct,, Jan. & July ... .409 518,000 St. /ann. elk.4p c.Jan./Jl2 100 130,000 84. ' Len.Btigh.4p.e.3anAtJly 100 3082223 St. L. &N.W.4p.c.Jan..2 July 100 218,530 St. Do. *p.n. Jau.&July 100 69,730 St. L&S.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 .... St. Miciland,tp.c.Jan.&July 100 . St. N. British, E. P. &D 13 6 p. ct., Feb. & Aug. .. 100 81,431 St. 18.nr. trn.,4p.e.Jan.&Tuly 100 .... i iit. Seo4N.E.,4p.c.Ap.dr.Oet. 100 IIISCELLANSOUI - Ifo. 18h di' - WI _dim Comraimrs. eO,OOO 20,000 800,000 1 10,000 40,000 10.000 41,000 11.000 80,0001 10,000 10,000 Cl. prices. 75 BO 92 94 03 08 92 9‘ 92 94 92 96 92 96 zd et IM 10 A.nglu-AmericanTel (I, W Anglo-Mexican Mint • St. Atlantic Tel. 8 p.ct. (L; 26 Australian Arrricul. 25 ,Australian 51. L.6:1u.(1 1 10 lßangparahTeaEstateaLl 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L' ,100 IlSolckow Vaughan (L.P 6 Bombay Gas (Limited)! : 6 Do Sousse 6 Do New ; 60 British American Land St. B. & I. Meg. Tel. f.L.) 32CCanada Company . 10 'Canadiaquan & Inv(L.; 20 Ceylon Cllmpany 20 Ditto A shares i 20 ,ChinaSkShip& 10 ILlty Discount, limited., 25 'Cityollondonft.Pro.,L.)l 50 'City of Milan Impro.(1), 30 Do. , 25 City of Moscow Ow 50 'City Offices. Lim .1 50 iColonial i Limited/ 2 • • • 60 ,Commercial Cnion'lns.` , 10 ' Com. of AtricanSier.(l): 50 Consolidated Din. ,L. , • 20 :Continental Cntlas (L ): 100 .Contract Corporation LI 25 Cop. M.Eng..Pref.li • 10 , C. //one. of linghuid 60 Do.of Mauritius (1) ; St. Crystal Palace 1: St. I Do. Preference r' St. I Do. 6 p . ct. Peep. Deb.. 120 ',Darjeeling (Lbnited) 1 100 IDiscountCorporationtLll 10 Eastern Amara Tea t • i 60 ..indiaLa,C.&Finj.)l 20 ,E. India Irrig. & Canal 50 'Ebbw Vale 20 .EgypttanCom.&Trd.(l). St. • Electric Telegraph 3 hNig...tAns.Copper Lim 60 ',Rog. and Foreutu Credit ilOO "En ScottisliMarin.( 10 Fa Engineering.. 20 Fore-at (Warehonse (L; 60 .oelltvara !Limited) • • 20 G.CreditA Fin.of 16 'Den. Steam Navigation I GO Ilume &Colotial As. L. I 10 .11onaKong dr China Gael ; 20 • Hudson's Bay. 60 Ilinnher Iron Works ! . L • 20 lin.landeo Marseilles 160 Mer.Cdt. Au. , 2 Indian Carrying Lila. 50 International Contract .1 , 20 Internal. Finan.Soc.,L.,, I 20 Interuat.Land Credit(L ' 50 'ltalian Land 20 'ltalian Irrig. 'Can.Cay ). •WO I Do. ap. c. Pais. v. 13701 60 Land Secnrities, Lira. ) I 25 Lon&AfricanTrediug 1 25 Lon.. Caledon. M. (L ) 10 Lun.CouutyLaud k B.' L,I 6 :Loud. DlstrictTeleg.; L. 50 'Loud. }limn. Assn. L. 4 Lond.O. OmnilmsC.'L.) 60 Lond.iftOlasg.Ena.CO. 50 Lond.. Italian, &c. Stm.• 50 ,Lond.sl,r, Discoing L. )I 20 Loud. Provincial Marine' I 20 'Madras Irriga.&Canal 20 I Do. 25 Marine Investment ',L) ! 20 NI nrit I tia Land, AC (1 !I ' 10 Medit. Eaten. Tel L. 50 'Merchant Shipping' 1 I': 20 : 11111wall F. DI eeDock,L), • 50 fronWorks. i 10 INatal Land & Col.C. 2.5 National Din. Com. LEI 26 :Do. New,iss.6p.2ituhepd, 25 • NationalProv.Martnia' 1 100 •NattonalSteam 20 INerhuddaCoal&lron' I 20 Do. New • • 25 I N.7.ealan d L &NT. Ag.' T', . 26 •N.Zealand T.k Loan (L ) 1 10 'Northern Assam Tea ;L ) 10) Do. St. I N.Bris. Australasian (1)1 50 IN.lirtt.& M cram. I n L,, 10 Nov/gong Tea Limited, 25 Ocean Marine Insure 50 'Oriental Financial'Llm y 6 40rientalGas'Limited) I . 61 Do. New 10 Orient. Inland Steam, 1 ) 10 'Otago k stislinni Invest.: 20 OttOnuinCempt.ny L) 1 60 'Ot tom auFi it aneial. L I 5 'ottoman ORS :Limited" a • 60 iverend,Ourney,Cl.•ll. .1 1 10 Panama F.M. atearn,L .1 a I 6 , Do. do I a St. Peelftiv.Latidtt Min.,10.141 b 0 Peninsular & U.stcaru al ' 60 Do. do. New tt •10 Qnebrada L., R., M. • 50 Rhyrnney Iron ' al 15 Do. New lal ' 26 EMI City improv.(L.) al .25 Do. do i 22 Rio Janeiro Oas (Lim; all 100 'Royal Steam • 6O St. Scot Aii‘tra Invest. :L. 100 60 Smith, K nigiat.&Co.• 1' 20 20 Sue. Final'. .1' Egypte , 10 60 0. African 51 & In.. L I 6 , 26 South Australian Land , all St. Submarine Telegraph 'loo I 1 Do Scrip all TeLConstruc.dMab2,l) all f Do. Do l5 20 Thames& Mersey In.. L 20 Trinidad Petroleum L. • 8 10 Trust&Agency of AUL L 1 50 T. it L. Co. of U. Canada 6 60 Un.Slarine of Liver. (1)1 5 6 United K. Teleg. Co. 'q ! all 20 ,Pnireri. Marine Ins. L : 5 10 Upper Assam Tea lim :, 101 Do ' all 30 Van Diemea's land 11 ) 1 204. 100 I Flceroyof Itgypt 60 20,000: 60 Warrant Finance • Lim.", 10 30.000, 60 Weatlndia&Pacitic St. ,L 10 - iO,OOOl 10028251 1 L 160,820! 4277,000 . 7,000 10,000 18,000 20,000 15 r io:000! i36:6661 113,013 111379,975 70,000 110,000 10,0001 id ts'ooo 16:6661 tao,ooo, IU,OOO te,ooo I - 6;0101 100,000 10,000 80,000 100,0001 60,000 40,x'' 159_:?!!? 100.0001 so,ooo 80,000 1,000000 20,000 4,000 20,000 60,000 12,000 _40,000 148:eas' - 6;000 10,000 6,000 61,600 60,000 10;000 i6:000 4300.000 40.000 80.000 sd.ooo 14,200, 4180,000 37,600 100,000 7,600 37,600 60,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 36,000 26,000 10,000 ..... an .... 76 - 901 8 1 " 4 3 - 1 1 cUa 20 15 85 90 75 80 2 1 1 dB 1 fits par 10{1 9; 2 1 24 14 8 0 4tg 6 4 11 10 (Us 6 3 - - 1 p 4 Jai* par 9 _7 4 I dim dim 6 10 41 — 4014; 4 bdts idi l la SS 14 11 7 6 9 Bdl il i' 6 4 o 1 isetr7 1 4} 3i. 5 4 I Idis par f lipm as • 21.11 i 26 21 2141 8 10 101 171 25 20 die 71 CON ltt 14 Ws dle 11 notis 3 21alls 1 6 Ills 6 42 65 • 21.114 7 6 die S 2 clia - 11 1 1 :1 us 2l * my 17 15 411 20 IS thl, 11 9 dls par ;mu 2} 19111 18 19 I, dip 11 0? ll d 2 11 i 9 I dig 10}.11sid 10_ £l4ll 30 : 2 4' 4 I 24 6 9 pm. 2 2 3pm 1111 13 11 Mai 1 dls par 14 0401. lat. fpm* 24 lidle, I ;mil 8 6 dl. 46 55 18 17 44 Ilfdls; IS 18 pm . 10 8 5 54 0 16 P di s s rl ldla part 16 IS dla 2 4 Ys 20 dli 7 / 1 1 38 4Y 61 63 10 12 pm * 4 19 21 6 dial 21 22 id 112 115 120 123 21 18 dlm 8 ddb 6 4 dis' 23 26 60 64 3 4i 11 t 'R..' I um si zd CI Woe& I Saw i 151 161 16 lbi 16 17 1024 5 100 105 31 18 20 1418 IP 4 5 (114 1 101 114 ! 11k ldis . Ipsni St i 1 - a _di' 21 di& In 18 id zd dla 161 16 6 pm; II uts; 16 1 2 I 3 2 dls 7 661 s 8 6 Pi 9i — 9 — 7 4 -- 5 3 dis FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.) gua. 7 per cent., 12k, *. Dutch Rhenish (16/. paid), 19k. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16k. PROVINCIAL MARE MARKETS. LTViIItPoOL, net 11.—Sales to-day :--Great Eastern, 25,1 f 1 1--Great Western. 521—London. Chatham, and Dover, 17 1 — London and North Western, 11.4 1 1817}—Manchester, Shei• Held, and Lincolnshire, 541—Midland, 1821 2 I—North British, 401 140 3)j 401—North Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 101 — South Eastern, RSV—Grand Trunk of Canada, 19 —Erie, 4)—United States 5.20 Fkmds, 711—South Austrian and Lombardo-Venaciau. 16—National Bank of Liverpool ,Limited', If p.—British and Foreign Marine :Limited d.—Royal Insurance, 3 p.—Antdo- American Telegraph, 1G; 16—Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 5 3 10 I—Pacific Steam, 95—Rancorn Soap and Alkali Limited , if P. MOMGinn, OCT. IL—Business done:—North Staffordahire Preference, at 211 —Birmingham Joint Stock Bank Limited , at 32 ; and Patent Shaft and Axietree ;Limited , at 6 prem. Closing prices :—Birmingham Canal, my to 461; and Worces tershire Canal, 309, buyers— Bl rmi Bank. Limited . par to pm.—Bllston District Bank, 01. sel era—Dudley and Westkom wich Bank, 111, sellers—Lloyd's Bank ,Limited , 8 pro., sellers— No Joint Stock Bank 'Limited;, 11 dia., sellers—and ire Bank, 6 per share, sellers. OCT. IL —A good deal of baldness was done in Great Eastern, Great Western, and North British, but on the whole the market was rather flat. Anglo-American Telegraph ,Limited . , 161—Atlantic Telegraph Pref. 8 per cent., 10i 21 31— Boickow, Vaughan, and Co. fLlmltedl, par—Eries. 471 B—Great Eastern, 24 1 1 15 1 1 1 I—Great Luxembourg. 121—Great Northern A, 1261-Grand Trunk of Canada. 181 I—Great Western. 6 21 1 1 1 1 784—Lancashire and Torii:Abe, 1234 I—London and North Western. 118 In-- Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 541 1 I—lfetropo litan, 1261 1 I—Midland. 122—North Battik 401 1 304 40 301 11ktuth Eastern, 651 s—Staveley Coal and Iron Company ), 15 0.-11mannand Nerdy Marine Insurance (Limited'. 4 . 17•. ' -Taited stain S' sco Emit Bonds, Tll—London, Mathias. and Dover, M Damn, Ocr. 10.—New Three per Cent. dock, 87—India Five per Cent. :Stock transferable at the Bank of Ireland;, 1031 —Bank of Ireland ' ClOO paid), 129--Hibernian Banking Company (12 6 Paid), 36—National Bank (130 patP, 70 691 00 681 1 — National of Ilverpced Limited`. !LW paid), for account, 12— Royal Bank ;..ClO paid', 321—Dublin and Drogheda (SlOO p d tt i 82—Great Southern and Western, for account, 90—M1 Great Western !£lOO paid', 60—Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, Five per Cent. :1830' redsem 1 , 414 'al paid , —Waterford and Limerick. Five per Cent. ',demised , (a - 1 odd', 44. The population of Japan is estimated at the pre sent time to Le 32,000,030. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 1). Urn OVIAPCI. The stock markets are rather firm to-day, and the general course of prices is favourable. The amount of business is nut large, owing partly to the half-monthly settlement, which commences to-mor row, and which will probably show that most of the recent extensive sales of railway securities were speculative. The funds are in request, and exhibit a slight recoveif of 1 1 per cent. British railway and foreign stocks are also inquired for. London, Chatham, and Dover has again improved, upon some further large purchases to coverpreviolui specn . . lative sales. The result of the meeting of this com pany, now being held, isawaited with some anxiety. The supply of money in the discount market to-day is very large, and will further increase to morrow, with the payment of the dividends. The rate of the best paper is 4i to 41. per cent., and it is believed that still lower rates will prevail during the next few days. The change for short advances in the Stock Exchange is 3 to si per cent. Consols are quoted 891 to I for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (Nov. 8). Foreign stocks have been little dealt in, and the only change in the speculative descriptions is a I decline of per cent. in Spanish Certificates. The tone of the market, however, in firm. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 541 to 551 ; ditto, 1865, 281 to ; Greek, 131 to 144 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Italian of 1861, 53 to 54; and Mexican, 154 to 1. UrA2d States 5-20 Bonds have declined t per cent., but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares have improved to a like extent. The present quo tations are as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 701 to 711 ; Erie Railway shares, 48 to 1 ; and Illinois Central, 781 to 1. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have expe perienced a fresh reduction of 2a. 6d., viz., to 15/ to 16, but Atlantic Telegraph are unchanged, at 51 tot. International Financial shares are quoted 11 to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 161 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2# dia. ; Credit Foncier, 41 to 41 dis. ; National Discount, Si to 9 prem. and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. The discount market remains very easy, and the supply of money is steadily increasing, with the certainty of being still further added to next week, when the effect of the payment of the divi dends will make itself felt. At the same time, whatever testimony to the contrary may be borne by the Board of Trade returns, it is certain that the supply of bills offered for discount is still diminishing, though the rate for good paper does not exceed 4A to 41 per cent. Under these circumstances, and in view of the quietude of the demand at the Bank discount-office, it seems pro bable that the directors of that establishment will find it advisable to reduce the minimum from 4i to 4 per cent. within a fortnight. The diminution in the coin and bullion shown in last night's return is scarcely opposed to this expectation, inasmuch as the amount withdrawn is circulating in the pro vinces. The half -monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day"), _ and end on Tuesday. About 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Syria, with the heavy portion of the Bombay mail, will take to-day only 5,000 f. in specie for Alexandria. The French mail steamer Panama, which has reached St. Trazaire from Vera Cruz, has 24,0001. in specie for England. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Decrease £593,000 Bills oliNconnted Government deposits lncrease 40,000 Notes in circulation Private deposit-I Advances The decrease in the coin and bullion is heavy, but, in view of the enormous stock still held by the Bank, must be regarded in Paris with a feeling rather of relief than of uneasiness. Payments for grain have doubtless contributed chiefly to the diminution. The movement in the discounts, how ever, dues not indicate any very active demand for money. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,0771. over the corre sponding period of last year ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,7481. ; the Great Eastern, a de crease of 5011.; the North Eastern, an increase of 1,1831.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 3,0431.; the London and South Western, an in crease of 1,0491. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,3391.; the North British, an increase of 1,4131.; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 7.111.; the Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 411. ; and the Kent Coast, a decrease of 4001. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Canada far the week ending the 22nd ult. were 30,37 V. sterling, being 1,36 8/. less than in the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited) is called for the 2iith inst., when an interim divi dend is to be declared. It appears that the permission just granted by the authorities at Manilla to the China Steamship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited) for all goods sent round the Cape and transhipped by the com pany's steamers from Singapore to be admitted at 10i per cent. duty, is of considerable value, in asmuch as it involves a reduction of no less than 50 per cent. as compared with the duties otherwise charged on foreign bottoms. The light portion of the Calcutta, China, and Australian mails is expected to be distributed in London about Monday next. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales :" At the nineteenth series of hide sales for the year, a fair business was done, but prices ruled in favour of buyers. The home trade operated to a moderate extent. East India—Ox and Cow--Calcutta—Of the large quan tity offered, a fair proportion found buyers at a decline of id., and in some instances id., per lb. upon late rates. Dacca hides were most in request, but were fully id. per lb. lower. Madras sold fairly. The analysis of the sales is 167.220 Calcutta new parcels ; 35,808 brought forward from former males, and 9,494 Madrw, &c. ; in all 212,522 hides, of which 13:;,307 were sold. East India—Buffalo sold well at improved prices. Leather—East Indian was in good demand and realised higher prices ; Australian sold at late rates. Salted Hideo—Australian were in fair request, and realised fully last aale's prices to an advance of id. to id. per lb Cape—For those sold late rates were obtained. Bark was only part sold. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Weal-I(.3day, Oct. 10, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue £30,471,740 Decrease 2434,170 Circulation active 23,973,165 Decrease 362,465 Public deposits 6,266,199 Increase 96,748 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 12,419,043 Increase 200, 00 0 Other securities in banking department 22,149,550 Decrease 791,763 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 613,061 Decrease 47,238 The Rest Notes in reserve Not 6,498,575 Decrease 71,705 Total reserve (notes & coin) in banking department 7,491,341 Decrease 49,166 The sum applicable to the payment of the half yearly dividend on Bank of England stock has this week been withdrawn from the " rest" for distri bution amongst the proprietors, and, owing to its enorm ous amount, this has affected other heads of the weekly balance sheet. On the one side of the account there has been a diminution of 935 1 427/. in ' the " rest," partially made up by an increase ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. !`fraat 1611 6 1 63 1 11 1 Iffif I 841 I la I us 171 I i 82 3 125 i 1? II 121 f 8} 3 4 k 10y G 4 pail _ 5 5 i i 5 I gam 6 peal 40 104' 16i li4 107 110 of 244,988/. in the deposits, while, on the other s .tite balance has been nearly adjusted, by a decrease• of 791,7631. in the advances ;43n private securities, combined with an increase of 200,0001, in the Bank's own holding of goyim meat securities. The net result is the unimportant decline of 49,1G6/. in the reserve. Awt from ex ceptional causes of variation, it is evi den t from the continued falling oil in the " other" securities that the eftorts of the Bank to regain a portion of *bit current business of the discount market by mimes aive reductions iu its charges are of little midi The diminution of 411,0311. in the coin and bullion is larger than could have been expected, considgr mg that the result of the import and export maye i went► of the e was a gain of a few thousApd pounds to the Bank. A considerable abaorpraon lof coin in the provinces is the only explanation.• BANK OP An Account pursuant to the Act week iodine on Re4neolay, ENGLAND. 7Th end sua I, 4 ?he r, the Mee day of um, 1206. 4.3TXX3 Govererir 7. est debt.. i 11,014110 Other sometime • 1,100 11 • Goad cola and _ _ _ usive DtPI Notes Issued 4.30.471,740 w ircur . ..'“ - 16.471;741 Silver talon — 433.411,740 1 lIANLING Proprietors' Capital e:14,553,000 I Rest Public Deposita ;in cluding Rung., Say. Banks, Corn =is. a National Debt, and Dir Accounts) 6,266,100 Other Deposits Seven day end other Bills A1e,471.749 PARTXMIT. Government Secu rities Gnehe ' ' Dead Weight An , unitk emuiti. tittipa Other rAl . 140 Notes Gold end Silver Cola £4 ,05 1.4.11,11.1“ W. MILLER, Clibel °r . Oct. 21. um. THUNMAN EtZlllllO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89} to for the Bth November, opened this morning at 891 to and dosed at 8q to • For money the last price was 89 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 894, j, 9 ; ditto, for account, 89i, 1,4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 64 ; New Three _pa! Cents., 864, ; Annuities, 1885, 12 15-16 ; ged Sea Telegraph, 194 ; Bank Stuck, 2421 1 , 4, 2 _eir div. ; India Stock, 209 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 i, 5, 42 ; ditto Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 83 ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 102 ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 215., 225., prem. MLYES.-(THIS DAY.) Ufa o'Cxoci. The transactions in the mining market to day are chiefly confined to West Caradon, Prince of Grambler and St. Aubyn, and Clifford Amalgamated shares, which are in request. Annexed are some of the present quotations : Clifford Amalgamated, 8 to* ; West Caradon. to 16 ; Prince of Wales, 27a. to 30s. ; Grambler and St. Anbyn, 6 to 7 ; East Grenville, 2to ; East Caradon, Gi to ; Gfeat Vor, 19 to 24) ; Cluverton Moor, 4-2 to 5 ; and Chontales, :;t.. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& D.K-LANE. -(TH 18 DAY.) Fresh up, this rwirnin;;, the arrivals of hoineirrewn wheat were only moderate, and in but middling condition. Good dry qualities inured otl steadily, at Monday's cur rency; but all other studs met a slow sale, at barely late rascal. _ . e were tolerably well, hut not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. Fur the most part the transactions were retail, yet pri,es were supported. floating errgu, , of gi..an were inactive. There was a good demand for fino barley, at full quota- tions ; but sec.teiary and inferior kinds were ♦ery in active. - 3fart was ratl.cr lesi firm in price. The demand for it wa. inactive. _ . . -• ---...-. The oat trade was firm, yet no quotable change took place in prices. Beans wore a dull inquiry • nevertheless, holden wee, Gnu in their demands. The ;ale for peas was heavy on former terms. The flour tr.nle was very quiet, at Monday's currency. The in seeds were somewhat re.itrictell. Cakes wore a dui) miniry. CURRENT PRICES. k.MiLLYIL Per tjr.. WHEAT. S. S. I OAPS Essex, Kent, re.:, old is to 61' Scotch rotate 4:: to 5 1 Irish, white Lb. whits. oI l 17 1;3 „ black now 41 to :.7; BEANS Norfolk and Lincotu Mangan red, new . 4 4 2 to 51' Tick ]1.11: LPN. I Harrow to 50 ; Pigeon to 40 PEAS i to 31' Arty Maple White Boilers Per Qr. s. Malting . 'Astilliug Grinding. MALT. E,qez, Norf Ik, an,l . 16 to 31 . 19 ton . la to 40 to 41 40 to 41 42 to 46 46 00 41 M to 38 .SU to 42 .. 39 to 42 Suffolk G. to ",• Kingston and 1 . .. ad t" 7a }V AIL Brown .... 53 to 62 Town made, per MO lbs. 20 to 82 Household 4O to 46 Country 2) to 26 Norfolk and Suffolk, 2! to al tatablp 36 to W 21 to 27 It! E. New.... English, feed pout,' Beiitch, feed WHAT. Made and 6.,:.:g3- I.wrg RoAt.•ck Per t/r. Ter Qt. s. s. OATS. I. I. Mulish and Swedish it W M to Gs ltusshui ban: I)anish kusdian, hard 13P.AN& .. 7d to 411 72 to 79 Danish f; to 50 Egyptian 44 to 47 Mts. 47 to 59 , Maple 3O to 38 . —to linden INDIAN Conn. . White 3l to 38 Gnmllng .. 31 to 33 Yellow Distilling ... ... 1;2 to 35 FLOUR. Malting 4)A TS 14PKI.18h per brig .. Sel to 42 Dutch hrew;iii.; feeding ARRPJALR 44? GRAIN, fie., INTO LONDON, BY WATS& CA KRIAL.F., 1'1:0)31 OrT 6 191 O(T. 11, INCLUSIVE. W:iett.' Barley. Malt:, bits. ilour. ' qrs. ; qr.. qrs. I qrs. brig. sada EngtishandBcoted 560 1 810 490 I 7 0 .. 1179 Irish ...... .... • . 100 .. 2370 .. F ore i g n 15340 2800 .. 34210 .. 1430 —.— —'— .... 1592) i 3830 1 490 : 30650 .. 1 25410 Bldt . . American, red „ what-. 8.% aLET. Total.. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) iTHIs DAY.) (BY nr.rr.:c AND rsTLENATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (rwm OUR OWK CORRESPONDENT.) Old and dry new wheat fully as dear. Barley cheaper, except fi nest samples, which obtain value. Bmns an d eats steady. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market continues very quiet, the sales being oonsned to small parcels of West India Jamie& at Vs. Gd. to 30a. Gd., and Havannah at 295. 6d. to 365. Refined is quiet, without change in prices. Correg.—The parcel of plantation Ceylon brought iv public sale continue to go off readily at firm prices ; grey 745. to 76m. ; coloury, 765. to Ws. Native good fine ordinary, 665. to 68s. Tea.—The market is firm, but quiet. Bur.-150 puncheons brown Leewards sold at Is. 54..; and 50 puncheons of Berbice and Demerara, at ls. 6d. to ls. 61d. FROIT.—The market continues to be freely supplied with all the leading articles and with the exception of &le quality prices rule in buyers' favour. Rics.-200 tons sold ; Ballam, at 13s. 91. ; Arraesn, at lls. SPICIII.-150 bags of pimento sold, old import, at 21d. ; and 400 bags of pepper, Singapore, o at 30. to 31d. BALTPLITE. —No sales rep limmo.—The quarterly public sales of India con tinue to progrex.. with spirit, at fully the opening rates to some advance. Ciirrou.—Tbe market continues firm, but the business doing is less extensive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is very firm at the following pricer— Town tallow is gnoted 445. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the =4455. ; December, 455. 6d. ; January to March, 4tis. 3d.; 47.. HIDE MARKET.—('rms DAY.) LILDENHALL. — IIides : Whs. to 641 be., 23d. to 3d. ; 64160. to 72114., 3d. ; 721 be. to 901b5., Si. t. 34d. ; 8016 s. to Saba., 34d. to *l. ; nibs. to Albs., hd. to 4d. ; 961bs. to 1041 b5. , 4d. to 44d. ; 1041bs. to 11216 s , 444. to 41d. Horse bides, 9s. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. to U..; full, 7s. BIIIIKONDSZT.—Shispakias : Polled, 70. to 7.. 6d. ; half.breds, 6s. to 6s. 041. ; .downs, 4s. 9d. to 6s. 9d. BOROUGH HOP HARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patten len and Smith report that daring the past week there has been a steady trade doing for aII de scriptions of Weald of Kent and SWIM hop at arm prises. The demand for choir,* Beat Henn barn hardly set in at pre sent, but from the very limited nature of the growth pries must doubtless rule very high. I gl% .by by.; kaai. 1 sod ;..r • kw% )07•