The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-29 00:00:00

Tom: EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVE .1.r , ;L0-EGYPTIAN BANKING COMPANY BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS-(THIS DAY.) ISHAkE LISTEL-InBlB DAY.) (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) --e ---..- This morning the Board of Trade returns for the ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. month ending Oct. 31 were issued. The following i i 'p i e ordinary geaeral meeflEtof tlfo shareholders i v was held at the London Tavern this day • P. • shows the declared value of the exports of British 811 ' I Pt I Rlali4T3 I am e i s p le i rV s4 ) I So 1 m salt se d l ' and Irish produce and manufactures for the month 86. 104 12115601 • find Usta --1 80 sr - ri: .Z. c p " E i rat l x" tn . the chair' . 81 100 Caledonia% 1 711 74 • T . , mart of the director* stated that the loss of of October in the last three years : Si Count= 1 5' 4 5 : •-• • .-/ rat shown on the balance-sheet of the •51.` a•• October, 1865 - . l , ....Egyptian Bank (Limited) of the 31st of 186 d It St 100 Domdee,PerthotAbdln 70 72 wo \ ..t. Irelt., was reduced ( as will be seen by the 1867 - , ;t b.dance-sheet), on the 31st August last to' 0,434/. It will be seen from this statement that the Ho al Do. &sip -.-., '. .1...,i r d the directors have now the pleasure to state aal& Western, Di Od --. • th en the ascertained profits have reached . .trice export trade exhibits a decrease of upwards of a Pl . oa 100 =Uwe Ord. 81, 30 301 lOW •.1+ of 72,ndiV., thus making at the present time , minion sterling over the corresponding period o f St. 100 Do. IL And. Stk., No.? , 5 7 - •,•r•overing all loam, a surplus of net profits amounting last year. Si lid Greatrfortholelootland• 15 10 - St. 100 Great Northern 1 . ;.. ,.1 105 106 107 4 40. The comparison between the first ten months ft. 100 DcLA j Arm sly r. 104 1061 111 12 11 ....,. c o mp! ay. in moving the adoption of the report - , - t t to which the returns extend is as follows : fit. 100 Do. 11 1 ill Op. :oalelß 123 136 -, he told them when they met is June that the rapit. fil 100 Do. Ord. Dee Div. bloat ... .- -e• ~ ••!‘i he reinstated. That anticipation bad been fill. Ten months, 1863 M35,264,602 84. NJ N. South it West. (Lew) 96 N - . I. and there was a balance of 2•2,0001. profit in hand. 11 1866 158,83 2 4792 St. 100 Great Wanes 66 541 ell 5 1 T.. • were differences of opinion as to whether the sum ~ 1867 153,051,C39 al 100 Do.ritourVal.Onalnk -.-. •-• . ..1 he distributed as a dividend. It devolved on the St. 100 Do. South Wales.... - - -. Si 100 Do. W. 111*-Oxf 25 50 .- . o rs by the articles of association to determine Bt. 100 Do. Do. Nirmort 20 si , . r there should be a dividend and the amount of it. C'O3LMERCI A L AND MARKETS. as. toe tanceanneeroriodere 1211 122 123 121 41 • these circumstances the directors wished to hear U. 100 Lon..Brichtri..lol.Coast 51 61 63 2 __,.___- onion of the shareholders on the subject. et. 100 Loadon,Chatliont, 111 18} 101 9 4 '. I :Ron N sail if they took the rebate lit 2 per cent. MARK - LANE . -(THIS DAY.) Bt. lee D0.116t. katan.A6p.o. - - - lof Pt per cent. that would make a difference of Coastwise, as well as by land carriage, the arrivals of et le• London* North Wester 112} 113 114} 11 131 141 o m estdo e o t th un lV oansh asters. 46 76 1 4 74 471 1 - 8 •./. in favour of the company. home grown wheat were only moderate , but in fair average lA. it td ) -tialitHOLlign asked whether the large profit of condition. The demand for both red and white parcels al MO Megropolitan- -.. 117 11 7$ litli 1 193 ~....su., put down as having been made, was a realised or ruled heavy, at about late rates. 81. 100 Do. titeusion, -. dirt - p• •pective profit. The market was well, but not heavily, supplied with dend 6p. et. till ism 106 103 107 81 .1 ii4cussi. on ensued, in the course of which Mr. Tilbody, foreign wheat. The transactions were of a retail character, et 100 MatiopolltanDlstrict..l - - 80 10 13 Do. do. do. .1 ... .. ... Mr. Godfrey, and one or two others contended that it on former terms. - ~„.:I be unwise to pay a dividend, and that it would be For floating cargoes of grain the demand was inactive, at 10 011 Gn• 684 Jehn . " : ; 3l - - de. lee Midland_ -- .., _ .-.. . 1101 1111 i to the interest of the bank not to declare any divi. late quotations. M. IN Do. NITA. a . Derby . 71./ at .at present. There was a moderate show of foreign barley on the 96. 100 North Britian -...... 62 13 - '., rliartniAN said the profit had been fairly earned, stands, but very little English. The trade was steady at U. 1•9 Do.lktio,Pertl,Duad. - - - 1 - the usual time for declaring a dividend was in Slay, the late decline. M. 100 N. Eardern-Berwrick - 93 100 001 1 ss lel Do. 0. N. E. Pare... - - - the directors thought it better not to pay a Malt was dull at previous currencies. .. ,i---..lend till May. In answer to the questions that bad In oats, sales progressed slowly at Monday's reduction ° l t !I* Do. 14 • 00 ---•• 68 .6 1 sue Do. York ............. 92 A 631 I. a asked, he explained the rebate which was at 10 in seine. The supysas good. fa. HO Do. Carlisle _ l. • rent., they took the average rata in Egypt. The Beans moved oil' slowly at the late decline, and the few 8,, 100 Do, st.oolo „ szling in-' 131 4 - • 04. profit was made, but it was not actually in the till. peas on offer found buyers at about previous quotations. u .11 D e , der, 18e0.41 _ _ -- th. nom NON and one or two shareholders having Flour was dull on former terms. at. NO NarikLondon .... - - 114 116 - ,ivscot wish fora dividend, the chairman took a Linseed and rapeseed were quiet. Agricultural seeds 10. .....0 - 11 _!:..f l ..1 ...••°• 13 . 0 :•• ID I __ l 4 pm _- ening a ~.,,, of hands, when there appeared for the payment of moved off slowly, but prices, generally, were fi rm. Cakes °km 100 17,17 . 7.....; , , ,i i , i . i 7l _ :.-. blend "o, and against it 30, and the Chairman there- were in limited request. Ila. 100 Obrogehire Union - MI 0 -.• s said the consideration of • dividend would be deferred %NM& fit. 11111 ,South Devon-- - - 41 43 42 the next session. Per Qr. Peg tie U. 105 South laden -- _ 00 lIGI 07} }8 71 WINO?. s. a DATE a. L 10) all StaineW•hinikanroko 8} 11 - The motion fey the adoption of the report was then put roles, Kent, red, 't.;n -to - Scotch potato - - - 144 143 - .! agreed to, and a cordial vote of thanks having been '67 61 to 70 Irish, black - „To to the chairman and directors, the meeting semi- o lio, white , • to _ to - .. white 2 0 to 22 36. 100 Waterford * Kilkenny .... - • •,..L , '67 62 to 74 IMAM 111 0 tWeadreloo a wattamm - - - - Naito& and Lbsoobs Meissen iv d 'TREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) v ulnae. 3 , to 43 narrow - • BIT/1811 PleseginflONlL 61 to 62 Distilling PUS. *. (M 1 itartwars. ClesingPriou I 84 ' 6 This day an adjourned meeting of East Anglian Grindi ng 33 to 98 Ovey 44 46 IGO 1 all 1 Atlantic**. Lawrence 13 65 -. ...do:holders was held in the) London Tavern ; Mr. MALI . , ami t : -,,, to,_ a fit. as , Bost Bar. &C. In. Dd.*. 104 105 1014 Dees. Norfolk, and ~:.: fa a snersox in the chair. ..} Jun ._.- Suffolk 66 to 70 Boilers - um all The object or the meeting waste receive the report of Kingston and W 72 to 76 lIDUR. rg 7 ii n B°ll4l° Do. p r & otor "k ette ° t ,""''' " :., committee to whom was referred the consideration of Brown 66 to 62 Town made, pee 280 LOS ' ulO Buff.,DrantatOoderick 5 fi t .. - r-stain propositions made to the East Anglian pro- Ran, lbs. i netru7 by the Crest Fa , tern Company. New 46 to Household "l4 " St. • liti all ,tB. Latina p. ag. - The report of the committee having been read, OAT& Coun try St. lOC Cape T. et Dockg. 45 10 - - The CHAIRMAN observed that they were ready to Stein. feed 24 to 28 Norfolk and Suffolk, , •01 I all Denierars.7n.c.pesuM. 57 69 - 52 so 1161 as `Alter the wishes of the Great Eastern Corn- st a ck 3 P: ori t! 30 to 31 I • ray irrespective of any personal consideration on t 0 17.1 Do. do. 5 d 0... - - -. • (roman. St. 100 gad Indian go. 6 d 0... 1111 1121 1121 .seor own part if the Great Eastern substituted Per Qr. Per Qr. d 5 Do. L Aimee... -., le 2pm -. o for 20 as the price of their No. 2 Mock. He be- WHEAT. S. s. OATS. a a St. tee gmad Trunk Maude 14) 17} 171 } lend that they would do so, but until they did he re- Danhde and lonics. Danish and Swedish. 23 to 27 LA L H D o , R o lp.ugu k u ge n _ I commended the meeting not to agree with the Great berg 7l to 81 Russian - &stem in the bill which they were promoting to carry Rostock* Medan- Buns. MO all Do , and pref. lioada.l Se 86 - 09 to 73 Dunn - 100 all Do. DO pre. stock.. 21 20 - the proposed arrangement with the consent of three-fourths Do t i % 59 to t 9 &mill= of the shareholders of each company respectively. audio. hard - Sir. WILK IMuig proposed the following resolution :- gat - 10 all Do. gua. 6 per sent.. - -pe I - "That the report be received and adopted, and that this Anshan , red -to - Boilers - - 21 lfpro, -, meeting declines to assent to the introduction of any bill ~ white .... -to - Inman Cou. *0 2 Do. New --.. 1} 12pmi - in parliament for altering the position of East Anglian BALM. White 47 50 SS Si 100 ea sag India. i. 6 p. - a: na 104 ; - interests unless terms shall have been previomily agreed Grinding - Distilling - French. Per sack ••••idto 62 HO A DolioNlapay.l37i 08 100 - I to opose such application by all proper means." OAT fffinnish o.:••46 to 3 2 I* all Da do. do. 1e774.. 88 9) - Dlr. Cris LEGGE said that the Great Eastern were Doh* brewing - - gl4l -. ready to give whatever was considered a fair price for the .. feeding Eut Anglin stock . He thought that the Great Eastern ARRIVALS OP GRAIN Ire.. INTO LONDON BY WATER St. die Do. de. 4 ) d 0... N 93 ; - hail made a fair offer to the But Anglian for giving up CARRIAGE FROM NOV. 23 TO NOV. 23, BOTH INCLUSIVE. lit. We Do. do. 4} d 0... 93 15 , - the rivilege of Minding two directors to the Great Eastern se all Do. 111th kneudon , - PWh444Barl4 /' Id " GalL 2 14W * CO all lielb.andHonson'slitisr 0 51 I Barr. qrs. Ono. qua. at. •••••• • lee all Do. 6p. cc, maks 96 98 ; - After a short discussion, the resolution was adopted, godadtandllootela 1050 1140 990 30 - 830 ii , an Do. I p . es. pty.3856 II Bs . _ - four hands only being held up zgainst it. Irish ..„..." -.. ...,.,,„„ 1.10 ~L,;,,, •1 4 ,-, iti. tut N.P.orCan.ert oletp.N 79 al . - Pardo 19220 ••°.° •• -••••• --"' St. all Otidedßobllkund,g.6pc 1034 Dm} - 10 31 Do. Mares C 0... par Dom; •-• Total 20870 6180 900 26530 3900 1490 4. ail no. Nuthaas - - , METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. - St. uno bonde r g n o. lo porous IC3 105 ' - St 100 Do. Delhi do. - - 101 108 • 102) (THIS DAY.) WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 90 15 De, g o , de,___ 4 } mu t - -..-- (err TILZORAPN.) St. 100 Do, Punlanb do. - 102 103 I - (1103 t one OWN conitzseownserr.) Si. All Da !advent-Iloilo. V 69 I - The ordinary weekly meeting of this board was Wheat trade quiet, and prices in favour of buyers. hell this morning (Friday), at the office, Spring-gardens ; Malting barley Is. dearer. Other articles unaltered. JOINT 811.1011. BANKS. bir JOHN THOM fES in the chair. Na. IMt 1 Dula 1411 I CIL plant 1 Mika The cash statement showed &balance in the bands of the MINCING-LAN E.-(THIS DAY.) 55,050 10 Agra Bank ~ tim.)A ....1 6 10 7 1 4 ient 11 1 1 4 ) 10) treasurer of 427,856/. le. 4d. SUGAR.-The market continues dull, at late prices, 6 3 .000 101 Da. & 10. DoELTON, M.P., AND THE BOARD. and the business done is extremely limited, lower prices „, SO •Ibtcas , ......,... -....1 IS 6 3 die 1 - On the motion for the confirmation of the minutes of the - not havi been submitted to. Refined quiet, at previous t 'n I°° I Lilian.. - hi 1 $ 10114 n 5 00,000 90 ' Anglo • - )Ir. lilienne of the 22nd , , prima. 40.000 20 I Angle wilts _ gina.)„ an 10 - honourable ROCHE said they Inn not correct mouses. Th e .COFFEE.-The demand is not satire, but the business WOO SO I Anglo I G.Ulted). 121 6 4Ms - member for Lambeth was reported in done is at steady pr i ce .. W. 601 Australada . ..-. -, - all 61 63 - full, but not so with any other me m b er . If TEA.-The public sale of Indian growth passed off with- WOO 10' BankolßrilisliColambis ell 11 IS - it TIM right that his (Mr. Doulton's) remarks should be out spirit, and all good and fine qualities sold at very full 11 " WI DI 144w . 18° °°° 11011 . 5 4 3 414 ••• reported, containing an attack upon him (Mr. Roche) 10, 11 Bank of Egypt pf.ces ; common and thin sour parcels were dull of sale. D. 16 i Bs , * 01 06660 to 6 6 to, - without the least notice or the slightest intimation that n ROY and SALTPETRE.-No sales to report. SO SO Benkoffictoria,A 25 i ... .- -, he was about to do so, his denial to them should have Rtes.-Ba ll asts sold for arrival at lower prices, at 9s. 9d. 50,060 10 'Bank of New Zealand lO 179 pm - teen recorded also. He should, therefore, move that the to too. 3d. to.oo o 60 setua N . A ... kg a) 10 61 ~., minutes be not signed. -.. FRUIT.- . The demand is leas active, but no further 1 4=1 18 1G.NK latila. 6 en.o l ;4ll - a 431 1 18 19 This led to soma discussion, and eventually it was de • timined that the. signing of theminutes should be deferred alteration in prices can be noticed. Currants, common 44 6 ; 000 , .. 81 Gliart ‘ ,.._ Ider.cdlner‘doe. old Hi 31 30 _ kr one week. and fair, 20s. to 2`ti. Raisins, Valencia, common to fair, 81:000:101 Colonial "- - ""'"'"" 1 6 : g 1 3 : - Zito. to 34a; selected, 365. to 575.; layer Muscatel, 8. - is.; 200,600; to' ConsoUdale4" . BUS i iiii 4 par il'ni - The matter then dropped. Sultana, 35a. to 425. Turkey figs, 345. to 475. 10,0* 60 Deihl and London (L.). MI - - - Corros.-The market is quiet, and prices show • ds• *NO( 50' last London (Lbeittedi 5 2} 1451. - cline of )d. per lb. for the week. 10,0001 10 Restore ExcbangerLtsa. 5 - - dim - 10, 90 Itglish and American. 141 4 2Ms -• The /tuna of Florence has received the following JilTr- - N 0 sales of im po rtance to re p ort . IMMO 90 Inns. Itaultit.deJaneireL In 3 3 Ms HEMP.-St. Petersburg, clean, sold at 38/. WOW la Eng.Soot&Ans/Cludol all 16} 174 ... ha Rome :-" Dr. Nelaton has just arrived here ;he has 110,4100 50 Itagllshandtlwedbh (L.) IN - - dts -. Inn called to give his attention and skill to the youthful TALLOW MARBICT.-(T1118 DAY.) Is n° Imperial Bank (linotted) NI 16 11l 17 ?AA Count Raczinski, who was in the Garibaldian ranks Th . market i s qu i et. Town tallow, 425. 6d. • . Peters. 170 : p = main.° -- 10 1 001.010740 i , Neatens and received there seven waunds, two from the b urg Y.C. on th e spot, 42.. 6d. ; Year, 425. 3d. to Gd. ; ow( as D e ,„ i ew ~ _ a - ~. .. Lassepot bullet. The count is grandson of the celebrated December, 425. 3d. to 6d. ; Spring, 435. ; March, 43e. Gal . tilkesti In Land Yon. Mr liiiiisfL), 6 1 2Ws - *riot whose memory is still dear to Poland. He possesses .___ 58000111,10 e Do.ipm-Dets.,lB64,Boyrs; all SS 80 - 114000 MI Lon.BlLotHouseo,otalL) 10 11 OMs - i considerable fortune." HIDE MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) mown* louden and Brullied..l MI 1111 VI es LUDINHALL-Hidas 56Me. to 641b5., Sorb to :tid. ; 111,0001 * Do. New The Russian journal Moakowa states that the Dub,. to 721, , 30 . t o 30 .. . nu m t o . 30 . t o 5,000 100 LondomiltivsePlate(L), , 2 44 ps imenmene intends to try the experiment next spring of 4d.; 801 be. to alba, 4d , to iid. ; :•: lb.. to Nibs. , tide to tact r. Loa Do . :a o ro . t of d A 4 ItoYL.1 toYL . 1 it ,lii- - ,rtahlishin g Czech colonies in the Black Sea district. sd. ; 961 b e . to litilbs., sd. to 51d. • 104Iba. to 1121ba . 51d. migg, 60 ; L. . 6 .. 6 ~,,,ty land in the Cam:tams is to be offered gratis to Czech to o id. Horn hides , 6 d• to Ids. 61 1. Can skins, DOto 12,500 * Do. New las. at 20 p. tisk,' n - - Ye. to 4s. ; full, 7s. MO* Id London Joint Stock )15 30 37 -- oettlers, but they are not to be allowed to sell any portion yignmnirnsgr,_,sh ee p a id na : polled, fin, to 7s, 6d, ; gkeelil 10 mow London IsSouthAnional an is 10 d- their settlements during the first ten years of their hall•breds, ss. to ss. Gd. ; downs, 4a. 6d. to ss. n Lon. it 8. Western Mu) •lo 4 2a. - day. The government will also lend them money for Itriffs Se Landon tilawasuela(L)l 124 10 7 els - 6 6 .50101* ludo° ft Westminstero SO 64 70 fuming purposes, and permit them to build schools and BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 60.0011100 D4iss.loLp.nonspaid 10 28 21 ma 89 81 other public establish men t s . Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report • fair demand for 14. :: ,1,0 1 , , rtha tti nink e p i . 2. ,' 25 1 1 1 4, 124 Weston, the pedestrian, arrived at Bu ff alo, New hops of all descriptions , both English and foreign, at the 11171100 1 10 Metropolitan (Matadi! .? 6 7 - York,reduction in prima. 11,11110 HO Midland Bank (Lim.) - 113 ldla on the 14th, ahead of time. He had walked 699 1111,0_ 01 5 National ad Audalesho 4 .. poi - miles: - since noon on October 29, and was mots than half- 816,081100 Nationel of Liverpool l6 - -Ma way to Chicago. On the 15th he left Buffalo to attempt PROP2IWIAL SHARI MARKETS. 14,41616100 N. Pro. of England 42 ... 55,000' w Do . ma •ad lea;;;:. It - -.- - to walk 100 miles in 24 hours, which, if he successfully --a-- *Ms lie National Doak ...- , 30 1 - -.- accomplishes it, will bring him to Erie, Pennsylvania. He TITKI 7OII 6. Nov. 28.-Sales: Caledonian. 71111113 2 1)- "AO id Itsw loath Wain-. •• ! ell 46 47 -. is said to be in exce ll en t sp i r it s. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12.14 21-London and North Western, *NJ * Nos* Wastess .... - : : 7. - - ... 1124 }ll3 11 la-Metropolitan. 1171 1-Nfidland.llol 111 a I itatao . Si onsets! Bank . Corpora elf es 43 - la Maasachusetta the governor hag given instruc- ai ii -sonth Eastern.. :1 4 } e 14-defier Euro, 6 per dt iacent: 1 401 0 ; 1 1:: ite lVo;Hte. injta e ald f 1re?.. (4 ' ill .1 el di. lions to dap all liquor seizures under ths prohibitory bonrk shame, 9 3•16-Spanish Panne, 25-BriVi and Foreign 4.0001 10 Do. do. New 1 mil - - - liquor laws of the state, and the chief constable has issued Marine ,Linaltad), 1 p.-Liverpool and London and Globe Fire lOW IS almth Anserelia- !ad ss n ...- and Life, Sc. p.-Queen Insurance, le. d.-Union Marine (lA. 12.061:100 *NIL of B. 8. *MM :26 IS 11 dis , -an order announcing that seizure* will cease in obedience to nal), s ix-National steamship company(united), 6} 10,04100 Da do. la d 6101 10 8 0 Ms , - to instructions from head-quarters and the verdict of the 31 .. .......ANKR3212.. „4, N0v. ...N. -Market better: far amo u nt of 50,000 IS Fallon of Australia I all 10 62 - late elections. The prohibitory laws will be repealed u } I 4 3 10,000 190 117Wou of Ireland (Mall II 8 6Ms - 1 3 m 1 ''''' .- 1 211 - 3 o° l- 1 0reat Plaan 7 . l t4 1 1- 1 121t 1 l ama' s licturg e 11 ; a m- . aaeaa to Odom at Leaden ---1 15 23 15 311 4 soon as the legislature meets. Liquor selling goes on Great Northern A, 100 81 9 1 9-Orand Trunk of Quads, 16}- openly in Massachusetts, and it will no longer be interfered Gr. " Weals" of Canada, lni 6-10--Great Western, 43} n. e lands, 861-Laneashire and Yorkshire, ch e er, 24 2 11- is, I N. I g A m wArs , I eu sthir ~/.... I 8 . 1 ... with. In view of the revolution of sentiment in that London and North Western, 1121 13-M Sheffield, state the Ikenn Transcript asks :-" What would be the and Lincolnshire, 471 1-Metropolftn, 117441 4 } 1- . Midland r: I l AV'S!? ik Iletterdam 8 Si -. verdict of history upon a political party that carried the33-South 63 4 1 6 101 1 i 1 11 } 11 104 1-North British . modern, ...... -, i les 1 1 14-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance L Woken, - SO I ell ‘,lls7maiLll,37pottli . ) 13} 14} - Onceßepublic safely through a civil war and then lost its lurk'. 3P. 2 lAls 3 a , ._. SO all ICentral Argentine .... 14 14 - BooIiNGHAX, Nov. IR-Business is dull In th i s mean . „. , ic . tipo in the nation by attempts to regulate the sale of Dima o ,l Railway A and B 5 per cent. stock was sold at 1054 ."all 1 . E rtes d es . -= e m ... eider and lager bier 3" Birmingham and Midland Bank shares, at 143 : Wolverhampton j a i ir, 1 a WISP il ) 13 10 als - LADY HERBERT AND THE EARL OF PEMBROKE.- G at u l6 4b4:44 , sellers-- . at 9 1 t1Sords Ck h i ire rPrices and Worc sev estersh ern Va ire ley ean ßal al l , w" at 4114r44. ffid to .an Itabb2e D , ° " l° ---- 2 4 4 9° 15 _. - Sing the receipt of the first intelligence respecting the 206-Lloyd's Bank shares, at tito 64 p.m.-Birmingham ffinand* 11 1 all lisatorn of Fran 20 22 hurricane in the West Indies considerable anxiety has shares, at If to 1/ Ma -Blrminghain Gas, Clam A, at 124,441 iL s _ rs- is n 11l son Centr al Ir.:: is 16 Ms - been felt as to the safety of Lady Herbert and the Earl Metropolitan Railway Carling° and Wagon sham. at 10 .... ••':- RI an 'Great Luxembourg ... • 91 0 1 -of Pembroke, who went out in the Douro, which was Bl u n e n ru ghsal N El nv . chanB ns ellandin n, e 4l 16 4° 17 Per shire. 0.6 _,,, 20 ail ILemberg-Curnowits(L) 16 lo - known to be dna at St. Thomas about the time the storm Th per , per Nov. Stock, - Three 921 1-Dlito r , fo C r eni. t, Cofse Mei fleet 921 21 " ill 134 " 1 "" IL ' - Gummed. We are happy tO be able to announce that both -Ditto, for new account , en-India Pour per Cent, Oet. 16118 SO all INam.aLlosee t By the 101 - SO all Ilia. p.e, PrL . lielg. guy 10 i 0 ... arrived safely at St Thomas, where it is understood they Stock 'transferable at the Bank of Ireland), 100-Turkish Mee 'ill remain for a short time. Lady Herbert will than re. le all Nausea at stenos per Cent., 1866, for account, 331-United States 801ad5.343 yeses te a n reat i ag.GAy rea .1 3 ,1; d: 47 -. tire hone, but the earl will go on to Australia.-Deli 6 per cent ~ Issued Ise'. 71 711-Bank of Ireland (E100paid , ,237 10 all Do. p shner - - - ._ _. Gewtle. -Hibernian Banking Company (123 pald;,_ 374-Monster Bank 10 a Norwegian Di ," Pm _ _ (Limited) 1E34 WO , , 4}-National Bank (630 paid ) . 63- I . a n leek. ( s, x ,„ Ami n •• , THE NATIONAL Snow or SPORTINo AND OTHER National Hank of Liverp oo l (Limited) (Ell paid'. 110 1I- u all ipui,/,,,,,,;;Tuedit 304 35}i I - I . ' in+ AT Britimollam.-The arrangements for this exhi- Royal Bank (110 laid), 321-Union Bank (Lnited) 1 122 Paid% 10 an i nob sad Orleans . . Si SS = 16.1-Ditto for account, 164-Doblin and Belfast /unction rem , an 1.6 " , , fr . z .... i ..4: j , 1 „. -te e , are Programing in • satisfactory manner, and the .-. W 4). 741 75-Dublin and Riogetown (1100 paid), 150-Great le 10 Ili u m g mt h n i, ... ... araforts of the company and the dogs will be materially Southern end Western (1100 mkt`, Offi-Mid. Great Western • , u m " s we at& ertesed this year. Owing to the very large number of (1100 paid), 564-Dublin, Wicklow. and Warlord, 5 per cent. : .17 I Do, 7 ~,...,,..,,V I 0 - -. , Pecimen. sent for exhibition on previous occasions, and (mem. redeemed, 1866 , all pald„ 441-Portadown, Dungannon. 3,3 all genshre . aeg . D - ense " . •.; „.• e el Me limited space, the room for each dog was necessarily An., 0 per cent (al pald), 23 , - 10 an i Do._ 5 1 per cent. Pref. r 0 - .nall, a n d th e avenues being reduced in width, made the *an lea Paalo ( L) g. 7 per et, it lei ,_. . _ 'rogren of the visitors difficult and inconvenient. To ob- in all 11.AutakLoraVaulan 13 14 14 'late this the committee have for the lest two years in- THE BRAND TESTIMONIAL.-The magnificent see- 10 _lO naste....._itut of Portugal -- - its nued the scale of entrance fees, which has had the vice of plate, presented to the Hon. Henry Brand, on his 10: all ' 844• 7: 6 4 L 61•44 ' ). •••• 2 ,',t , i - , TOM ••_ - .bout elites' effect of reducing the number of ent r i es retirement from active politica life, in acknowledgment gs an , welt Menders - . 81 i i ii - :bout a hundred, without materially influencing of his eminent parliomootary services in the liberal canoe, te'l al l ; Da 54 per eeet..P . ,:d to - 'he exchequer, and we hope will also be the means of is on view at Blesses. Gamed's, in the Haymarket. The 22 lal Mosta &W. 01 Freon 2.4 12 teeping out ninny of those useleu animals which never surtout de tale, of which this fine work of art of consists, aght to have been entered in a show at all ; another has for its centre • statuette of her Majesty the Queen, in FOREIGN dBLICIATION& ;Moor improvement is that the conking •apparatus will her robes of state, and hearing the insignia of royalt7. IL IH . I RAILWAY& I Closing vetoes. 1 *Mc be away from the hall, for although the viands were inam. The figure is about 15 inches high, and it stands ."." 1 ___ Posed of unquestionably fresh and nice abeeps' heads on a rie.hiyarnamented oval base, which is surrounded 1: 11l i & D lrembourg6p. cent Bl 311 g} 7-16 end mutton broth, yet even that may be looked upon by medallions bearity in high relief, the portraits 100 . 0 ;Havana end Mat l6 17 58 92 - - more in the light of an addition that an ad- of Hampden, Pym, Walpole. Chatham, Somers, Burke, ise Lessons and prtbou ge 100 -. 46 t 4 40 1 . The company of gentlemen composing Grattan . , Fox, Grey, Maeatilay, Cobden, and Palmerston. 100 all Mateues and Sabani - - - ban the Curzon Hall Company, not contented w ith The design thus described stands in the middle of • phi. 100 Do Second tune BS 52 _ really commodious and beautiful building, tea about 51 feet hog, decorated with the crest of Mr. .. 16 Plerth• 61 FT.". Sla 1 2 1 13 1 11, I Do dateCharl Me l d. - - - again been making some extensive alterations Brand-a leopard's head rising from the ducal coronet. tag " .• and when complete the hall promises to be very ' At either end of the plateau is a circular dish, for flowers ;-- D e. 0 0 ( i 5 . 5.11/ 7 a 'ail 2 4° , 2 . 3 1° id - pleasing. The whole of what may be termed th e h ec k. and on one side, just beneath the figure of the Queen, is iii tiouNailtnllp.et 1 HI - - yard is now roofed to the same height as the body of I the Latin ituaription which tells that this presentation, Los a S. I. (Tera.)•• 61 06 - the building, and a raised stag* or platform placed there 1 the memorial of nine years' labour , is Ungrateful offering 4 Bwedish ap. et l4 1 .- for the accommodation of the dogs, willsfford additional lof 379 members of the liberal party: in both houses of the MO La Grande op. et, as n , - available*Lowa-Ven.Sp.a 84 5} - for the exhibition. Extensive vaults I legislature. In addition to the group of objects supported ,:: he nonfb wiT a rootain all the paraphernalia for • show of .b 7 the plateau are two massive candelabra of seven lights 'e s IlestolPort.7p. .- - of PraneeSp.e. 124 131 this sort and will not offend the eye of the visitor.- 1 each, and the entire service is decorated in the Queen 10 Italian, 11 pu et. 6 Land and W afer, N o. 30. I Anne Mate. The artist is Mr. Spencer. 4 .4101. W. oilmen. a, uis - la HO alsloliusd Izetez --I 81:1 82 - • lit 100 Caledonian I 711 Tit St 100 Cambrian • I a 40 •-• 20 all Cornwall I 2 - St. 100 Dubilnandatfaatlone: 73 70 .. St 100 Dimdee,PerthotAbdin a 72 - b 6 lad London - -- 100 al Do. &trip -.-. 24. 100 Gimpy &al & Western, 01 03 - Bt. 100 Great Zastarn Ord. 80. 30 301 204 4 1 St. 100 Do. Z. Ang. Stk., No.? , 5 7 - 8t la GreatNorthol Scotland. 15 16 - Bt. 100 Gesell Northam ..... i;.. ,.1 105 106 107 1 St. 100 Do.A J • rec. no av. 108} 1094 111 12 11 at 108 Do. li 1W Op. o. le paldß 123 122 - et 100 Do. Ord. Det.Dle.tliook .. .- -. a. la et South & West. (Int) 96 98 -. St HO Griot Waiters 44 641 411 5 1 Bt 100 Do.titourVal.Ontak .. .-..- fit. 100 Do. booth Wales - -.-. St 100 Do. W. Nit -Oxf 25 90 •-• &Do i fit. 100 Do. Do. Nornort St 100 Lancashire & Yorlothire 121} 122 123 124 44 lit 100 Lon..Briabto.des.Coast 61 62 63 2 ea. 100 aedon,Chathent 18 181 191 9 1 Bt. la D0.1121..k.5ten.A6p.0. - - - fit. 1110 London&North %Pato. 112} 113 1141 11134 14} 811. 100 Londoaddionthlrestort 76 7i - et 1110 Ilan. Bbet,&Linoohish 461 471 471 1 8 IL 100 1144ropolhan, -.. 117 117} 1161 } 194 ea. Du. eitemen, dirt- - dend 6p. et. till 1670. 106 104 107 84 It 120 Netropolltan astral-1 - - 80 aol3 Da do. do. - 10 all Do. &St. John's-wood - - - a HO Midland -- - Bt. 109 Do. arse. Derby 76 J i W. 100 North British .. 52 33 - 61. 160 D0.2412.,1 , 22;5t0a - - - 8t 100 N. Esalarn-Bererfck - 93 100 991 1 K mg Do. 0. N. L Port - - - It la Do. Lo•da --- 6B 61 - Bt 100 Do. York ..- - 92 54 031 Bt. HO Do. Carlisle -.•-• it. 100 Do. StoolunDrollog ll9 131 - k aD De. do., 116041 - - - - Lt. He Norli Loudon .... - - 114 116 - 10 3 Do. do. 1366. 1 1} pm - It. 100 Noose atadordaldr;: - It 100 N. Is IL Weems load 110 11/ - It 100 •asrogehlra Union -. MI IT - It 11111 , South Devon.. _ 4l 43 42 X 100 WWI Isaioln 08 (CI 011 48 74 2 all elabal,Waldaili.iaTtO 14 14 - it 100 Taff Vale -..-- - - 144 141 - l 0 8 Do. 0-* . -- pec - It 100 Waterford * Kilkenny .. - 10 0 IWoodwioo er Whitaball .. - - • 751 44454 41 6 44. 4 1131 4 124 13: 13 1. 3111711111 14101961101311. ILI N. l liml.Wate. I Maim prior. I Salty 100 i all 1 Attantle&St. Ltwrmup 43 65 - it ,uo i Dom Bar. &C. In. glp.o. 104 105 1014 14 ' Do. V ilitlin * 3 1pio -. lei aD Sadao & Las aurae lll - 10 aD Do. Preference 5 6 00 I 'OO Baff.,Draot,&Godarltb, - 6 pre omit 1672-3-6 'A. :lOC Oa/ && Isstornsp. ag - - .., it. 109 Cape T. et Dock op. a g 45 10 - " 9 all psesllt/ 4 .7904 4 5pr0l Bl 69 - It. 100 Sea Bowl ga. •do lO6 105 104} 1 10 121 Do. do. 6do - - - 3t. 100 gin Inino fll. 6do llll 1124 1121 se 6 Do. L 'harm.- - l} ? Dm! -. it. WO laud Treat °Meads 10) 17} 171 } LM all Do. Littip.lL 3.6p.0t. 80 02 - La all Da lat prat Hoods - 45 - 100 aD Do. Did prat }foods.' 14 86 - MO A Do. ard pea Stock 1 21 0 - O 0 .0 Da 4th prat Stock I 10 21 - 31' 100 Deal Ludlam Ponta/dal 110 111 1104 20 all Do. pia. 6 per Mad •-• = - 10 6 Do. New do. -.- 11 lf pro . -, 2 Do. New - . 11 12pm I - it. MO et 8. of India:pip...a. 103 104 ; - it. WO Do. 44 per cent - 10000 ell Pt Wedern of (Until l6l 16} 1 .- al Dole. Bdayay.ll7i 98 100 - WO all Do. do. do. 1074 88 92 1 -- 10 3 Indian raneh(Llmited' - -at - 41. 051 Nathan roar. 6p. cent. 106 106 105 St to Do. do. di do B6 84 ; - 4t ..:2 Do. do. de do. - OS 15 , - se all Do. 311th katoudor - 1 - CO all ffelb. wad Frobaou's Bu 4/ 11 ' - la all Do. 6p. ea, pay. 16et le 92 I - 114 an De. O c lt 42 ” Pa. UN 111 ss St. tio N.R.of an", cotton 70 31 ' 80. all Onde&Robilkomts.Lpe 103} lot} - it. 1 10 all Do. 21 Do. Mares Nulhatos do par }pm; •-• I - - -. It la tondo, gua. I portent 113 105 ' - St NO Do. Deal do. 100 108 . 1024 90 16 Do do. do.- - - 4 40 2, - St. 100 Do. Pazdaub do. - - 102 103 I - St. .80 Do. lades et 710t.d0. 37 69 I - THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1867. Do. I &mit 410,000 British Cobs. 119.4,18711 100,0001 De. 1001 lOss. Gaw.ll p. 0., 1811-111, Opartkleb.DAvg. Do. I wok/4mM t. 114,1011 Do. liper al .110.D1 MAW Daiwa.. Da. 100,000 OspirelD Nepal p0r.1071 1 1 P.°. 9"100-1.0!1 Do. do. Ismail Do. do. 1110.91 12 . 6,000 D0.6p.0.14.01068.1000 100,000 Ceylon,Nov. IFOS, oppat 383,900 Do. 1578, d 0... 1000,000 Do. 1872 d 0.... 100,000 Mauritius 6 pm 01, 1870 100,000 100,000 Do. 1882' 310,030 1885, 1(4.800 Do. e. Ap.,2oe. 100,000 Do. do. May& Nov. 160,000 Now BettuaGov.6perot.l 1.126,61 0, New South Wake Gm, p, 0ent.,1871 to 1878, 1,671,800' Do. 6p. 6.1811/11 0 1886 1 660,000 Do. tp.e. r,1907 to 1876 160,000 Now Zealand epee oast. 1600,0001 Do. 6per ask 600,000' Do. 0 per owl 1891 850,000 Do.do.l69lJune&Dea 260,000 Nova Scotia Op. a,1271 1,810,260 Quannland Goy. 0 p. al 1,177,430 Do. Do. 1891 . 7118,600 LAnst.Gov. p. 0.,61-77 Do. 1878 and apwda *60.000 171aGov.0p. e. Jan. 3111, 7,000,000. Do. op. c$ enrll 80e 11/1111.111 No. 88. I 111822. Chiverton CUNord Amal. Der. G. Con. (Tavistok ) Brahmalla B East Basest (IIlopn) Beat Cain Brea Zest Grenville Bast Lovell IL W. Russell (rarletk ) i °rambler & St. Anoyn Gr•at Laxly attained) Great South Tolgus G. W. Vor (Meletes) Growths Herod'a Foot litageton Downs Margaret (tiny Letaat) Marks Valley Mwyedy Iron Ore New Beton North Rookoar North Wheal Crotty _ PraelUnited goice CC. Lel a : 1 8. Garadon St. Mt Condemn, ItW. honor (Moon) tray_ Palk Wait Buset ( 1 20 en) W. Condon (Lialueard) West Cadverios Wag titan Boast (Mogan) WU. Bailee (Badratk) 1 Wheal &don W.MaryAnn (Menben ) Wk. Trelawnsv (Link ) MONEY IAREET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'OLon. In the Stock Exchange tc-day the dealers are partly engaged in the completion of the fortnightly settlement, and the amount of fresh business is not large. The tone of most of the markets, however, is still very firm, and prices, in some cases, have further improved. Speculative sales for a fall are checked by the favourabie aspect of Continental affairs, the drooping tendency of the corn market, and the result of the debate last night in the House of Commons with reference to the expenses of the Abyssinian war. Consols are strong, at the advance of yesterday. British railway stocks have attained a fresh improvement, upon additional purchases by recent speculators for a fall. Foreign bonds, however, meet with leas inquiry, and a trifling relapse is observable in a few instances, the late important rise having tempted realisations. The same remark applies to some of the colonial government debentures. The money market is quiet, but it is thought that the demand will somewhat increase biter in the day, partly in connexion with tho Stock Ex change settlement. The charge for 3 months' bills is 1g to 11 per cent., and for short advances on English government securities, 1. Consols are quoted 941 to 95, with Idly., for money, and 93i to 4, ex div., for the account (December 5). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are steady, at 934 to 4. The railway market is buoyant, and prices have experienced a further rise. London and North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Northern A stocks have improved per cent. ; Great Western, k ; Metropolitan, Midland, Great Northern (original), Brighton, and Berwick, 4; and South Eastern and Great Eastern, 1. Cale donian advanced per cent. at the conrn_ mencement of business, but has since re-' lapsed to the last quotation of yesterday. The prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 118} to ; Great Western, 454 to 3 ; London and North Western, 1144 to ; Midland, 113 to ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1234 to 124 ; Caledonian, 741 to 75 ; South Eastern, 67a to ; Great Eastern, 304 to 31 ; Great Northern, 1064 to 1074 ; ditto A, 1114 to 3 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 to ; North British, 324 to ,334 ; Brighton, 62} to 53 ; Berwick, 983 to 991 ; and York and North Midland, 93 to 94. Indian stocks are without alteration. The Five per Cents. are quoted, 1161 to 116, and tho Four, 100 to 100 i. Foreign stocks are quieter, and a relapse of a per cent. has taken place in Turkish of 1865 and Mexican, the present prices being 3.31 to 34 and 16} to 1, respectively. Spanish Certificates, however, have risen k, viz., to 19k to k. Turkish of 1862, are at 62 to 63 ; Greek, 131 to ; Spanish Passive, 241 to 25 ; ditto New Three per Cents., 354 to It ; Italian of 1861, 46/ to 47 ; and Egyptian of 1864, 85 to 86. American securities are firm, the transactions Ishowing a preponderance of sales. The 5-20 Bonds and Eric Railway shares have improved 1 per cent., viz., to 70k to 71k and 47 to 4, respectively ; but Illinois Central are unchanged at 861 to 1. Atlantic Cable shares are unaltered. Anglo- American, 184 to 4, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 4 to 44. There is little demand for Bank shares, but prices are steady. London and Westminster are quoted 69 to 70 ; Unioi. of London, 335 to 345 ; Alliance, 12 to 11 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, to dis. ; London and County, 515 to 525 ; and Oriental Corporation, 52 to 53. The advance which occurred yesterday in finan cial shares is maintained. International, 2g to n dis. ; London, 24 to 23 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. ; and Credit Fonder, 6„ to dis. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Several of the home railway stocks have further improved bto 1 per cent. since one o'clock. Me tropolitan is at 119 to 4 ; Caledonian, 744 to 754 ; Great Northern A, 111 to 1124 ; London, Chat ham, and Dover, 191 to 4 ; and Berwick, 99 to 4. The signing of the proposed working agree ment between the South Eastern, Brighton, and London, Chatham, and Dover Companies will probably lead to a considerable saving of work ing expenses to all the three companies ; and the example may be commended for imitation to the boards of other companies hitherto actuated by rivalry. Combined with the notices, which are now coming thicker and faster, of the desire to abandon or postpone extension lines, to obtain powers for which competing companies were lately tearing each other to pieces in parliamentary com mittee-rooms, we have here a fresh proof of the amendments and reforms which are found practica ble under the sharp spur of necessity. To show the effect of the agreement above referred to on the stocks of the three lines now brought into accord, it may be mentioned that South Eastern yesterday rose 1; per cent., London, Chatham, and Dover, 11, and Brighton, 14. About 41,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent, while 28,000 sovereigns from South America were sent in. The Germania, from New York, has brought 7,6811. in specie. The London and South Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5691. over last year ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, in cluding the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 443/. ; the Metropolitan Extension , separately, an increase of 186/. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,401. • the North Eastern an increase of 3,2771. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3111. ; and the North British, an increass of 2,3181. At a special meeting of the Australian Trust Company, held yesterday, a resolution was passed to the effect that it is not expedient to continue the business of the undertaking. The half-yearly meeting of the Ceylon Company (Limited) will be held on the 17th December for the purpose of declaring an interim dividend. At a meeting of the Ilfracombe Hotel Company (Limited), held at Ilfracombe on Thursday, a divi dend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum was de clared for the four months' trading. The interest due the 11th December on the Danish Four per Cent. Stock of 1862 is advertised for payment in due course by Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son. The following is from some Italian correspond ence in the Cologne Gazettc : The prices at which ecclesiastical estate* have been sold are of great interest just now, as showing the general state of feeling. The sales from Oct. 26 to Nov. 15 amounted to 1,577 lots, which, valued at 12,686,147 f. were sold at 17,tt36,096f. ; consequently 5,149,931 f. gigher than estimated. --------- It has been decided by one of the Commis sioners in Bankruptcy that a man who has been outlawed cannot petition and obtain adjudication against himself, or be entitled to his release from custody. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week 'ending Wednesday, Nov. 27. The unusual smallness of the amount suggests Inds conrable conclusions with regard to the state of trade : Thursday, Nov. 21 06,483,000 Friday, Nov. 22 Saturday, Nov. 23 9,973.000 Monday, Nov. 25 Tuesday, Nov. 26 Wednesday, Nov. 27 6,735,000 048,620,000 Gsozos DIRISTIMISE, Chief Inipootor. Bankers' Clesiing-house, Nov. 28. u e l tret IN 1(91 103 100 102 143 102 103 rd• Ict At 1 If Sli ill. U SA. ILO 66,000, 1 Alamißoe ted) 100,000: 1 Angio-Bras.Gold(Lbs ) 20,000; 10 Australian 16,000 18 Ceps Copper (limited) 26,000 1 Copula Silver (liinited4 00,000 6 Citentaleso.oB.lLin., 10,000 10 Copiapo (Limited) 76,162 1 Don Pedro. N. Del Rey 26,000 1 1 East Del Rey (Lindted)l stow , 1 I Fortuna (Limited) 0 60,A000. 1 ,YreetinotßotiviaGold W 110 (General *MO If 6Lapenda (limited) 66,410 $ Linares (Limited) T.lso I Laudienianhi r mt a rd) NAN 4 I Yanuledllo (L) 01.0110 it !Peetersoa (lira.). AIN 10 IroutetedidEillvieLsed 100.001 6 . Yost ap 12.000 $1 Royal M Cobre Copper 26,205 1 . Roma Grande jrn 110,000 1 ecottiali Andra U.' 11.000 10 Bt. John del Rey Lira.' 61.174 N United Mexican Lim 10.000 1 'VelAntigoria d(L ) 10,000' 10 , Vancouver Coal (Lire GAO 10 Val Mesas (limited 10,:g 6 Washoe Gold (Lheited 26 1 0 , ,, 1 Yorke Worthlimpiu=tel - L ,_ ,000 mow 11 Tedenamidena )14;•,_ iliSCILLiff I AO. lOa 1 0011PANIAL 10 10 Ant lo-lleximin llht Bt. AtMoat Telsgrsok Bt. Do. 8 w cent. . 91 Aos9al Andrei.. ~ Aastraliaa M.L.11113.(L ;4/ , =titans Estatt 10 Do. N.w 100 Floictow Vaughan (L), Bombay Gas (Limitedl II Do Now &I British American fond' 6L B. & L Wag. Tel I 0 Canada Company 10 CaoadfanLoon&lnv(L ) Osylon Company 10 Ditto A shares 20 ChinaSt.ShipetL.CoalL 10 City Discount. lAmited CliyofLondon &Pro M ) ID City *Man Impro.iL ' so Do. II City of MOOODW GOA (L ) City Offices( Lim.) MI Colonial (Limited) 00 Do. BO Connsiercial Unlonl 10 Con, otAtricaaller.(l.l l 1:0 0 • :tinsatal Un.Oaa (L. .ILEUir.7I66I 100 C. et Len.114.1877.41p.c. 100 Do. do. 149, do. 10 C. Popo. of England (L )1 De.ot Nissuities (L ) BL Crystal Palace Bt. Do. Pra•VVIDO Ot. Perp. 10 (Limited) 1 10 m Alia= Tea (L A) IL IndiaLand,Ost FIML U . India brig. • Canal ▪ Ilibbw Yale .. ft )syntlanCom.Valt BL itleceric Tslegrapit 10 Do. New 15 awl Eng.•Au Fordila & cCopper (Um. ! 1100 000a.i•War1 Qv 0.(1 10 Meal ~....._ 0,......+., , .... Na o, ana &Colonial .(L. ok(Noneedaa Oa• adson's laddeo. &resales L talk& Oared og (Um., latinat Flnan.Soa.(L Italian latankatland Credlt(L Land. Masa 174. (Caa. Cie Do. 6 p. e. Bd.. r. 187 Land SectuitiedLha.) land.Attleaa Trading Lea. & Caledon. M. IL, Lon.CouatyLand &B. (L Wed. Dfattictialas. L Loud. koala 6,160. {L Load. G. Omaha. C. L. tand.dp:=loo. L Load. Madras led's. & Cud, 6p ct.a.byindladlov. Matuittaa Land, kt. (L' Medi. Idea. Tel. (L) Morchant Shipping (I,' Millwalllo.l4.&DookL MillwalllronMorts. ; National Natal 1 d & Cot C. RI , NaltawalProv.ll Rationalness Nov.( NarbaddaCoaktleomlL 1 Newikmaolidat.Miti 6 New foe U k.kalanririt d.Agplf I 26 IN.Zealaad T.& Lona lc No Adds Tea 1, 10 Do. B St If .11:16..kestralarilaa (L) 60 IN.Brit.3ltorcais. La.(L. U Oman M wino (Daum SO Orkotalknandal(lha.) ' 6 OrlowealGea(Usalted) I Do. New 10 Ottawa Inland Skaia(L 10 ,Otago a etkand laud VOttesaa Or (Linked j 10 Pandas Z.IL IldwaL; ; 6 Do. do. ' et Peelltiv. Land& Mlo.(L ) I 60 Padnealar& 0 Stead .ft Do. do. New 1066 ISO Do. do. do. UN , 60 Ithymosy Iron ,16 I Do. New SI .610.7.CItylnipeov.(L) SO Eandro Or (Llaa ) MO yal MallBtease St. Andra Ineest.(L) 20 Boc.rinan. ditupte (L.l 110 61. Aldcan IL &la. (L) 16 MouthAnatraltan land K. 'Submarine Telegraph I 1 Do key ~,,,,,, • so ?DoLcoodroo.ogratoim.,l 10 Thema& Meer& LA I 1 SO Trtddad Pelrohnns (1. L , 10 Troat&Agencntc 10 T. &L Co. otII. ! (0 pa.l4 erten 0 !kyr. (L)I 16 , (lotted Memos 6 Unlteri IL. Tau. 01C4: I11(C. I 6 Do. 10 per coot. prof, SI Dakar& Marlin las.(L)l 10 Upper Adds Tea 10. Van Dlwasn'a Idol (L)' 100 Vkiroyanlippglidg.' 60 I Waning 11awad (Uu), IA Maidadla&Paol&MMlL • Oda peako PREFERENCE SHARES. South Devon Annuities, 10s., Si. te,ooo Mle 423 425 9 19 1 { 5 1 6 9 2 23 1 1 2 9 8 . 9 1* .1-16 d 1-16 pi 16_ 16_ , 7-16 6-ia' 6) 62 1 lf i 0116 4 414 : L i le U. passer. 9i lu 100 100 . uct , 16} 16 17 82 36 76 82 171 NU 184 Om 7 6 dla 12e IS le lipes 4141. 17 i 71 112 117 II al I 1 01.1 2 1 et' 2 1 IL' 14141161 I 111 u as! 12 10 Ilal IS IS 18} 17} Us 8 8 cll. i l ls , T 6 dill 13 15 103 104 1034 104 7 4141!* 8 Fau n 23 0813 108 112 7 5 d!.l i e 4 ii Ka. 166 16016 4 4 4 id. 162 167 0 Ile I Cl* 10 8 411 0 1; r oi. .. te 2 Us 28 . h .. ! - dbl ii . li; :5 14 Mr 2 1 die li 4 2 41. lob m• 1 i' I 36 40 4 rts . r ►m• I_ i_m.~ le 24_ IS_ 41 11 17 Ws I 1 21 . 102 . 104 e u -- le tf 3040 3040 4 i 1 7 ' 4 tm tr. On ow II WI 21 41y+ Ipa2 I 1646 6 4 4t.i 7 411/1 SO 10 154 ioe 10 17 pa 14 . dl • - et 4.1 We 11 n pa 6 6 II 3 1 36 67 69 67 60 1 1 11 20 . vs. 18 13 VI 28 HS 87 118 , t 3 ye eiat 1§ 4{4l+ 85 37 86_ 75_ IVS I 3 pal 41. 1 l i oti El V:sl Pr sI 1 9 72 71 11 9 7 47,1113 0,100 .2,1100 C 18611 ; "9000 4100,000 "MCIS lo'iskii twits; 2.106,010 077,110 7,600 18,000 10,000 10,000 - 11 - 0;00131 100,5191 um* tame! IKON KM I IKON I Y,SOO lii:iii I ken 1 li,iiii I 1,006000, 19,900 12,240 9,260 99/9,1109 WOO al,lOO 110,000' 10,0001 75,000 15,600 16,000 61,000 10000 00,0001 16,000 4181,1 Th 0,000 00,000 10,000 80,000 00,000 00,000 11,000 10.000 RlOO 10,214 8000,000 20,000 20,000 10,000 . 10,000 10,000 24,000 WOO 11.000 AMMI,IIOO 110,0001 ___,_ __ 20,000 14,100 1 /12120,010 11.106 100.600 %GOO 117,600 I 110,01101 40,640 06,000 110.400 00.000 60.000 $6,000 10.000 19108001 10.000 IMI LL. al I se I* le• I el dt•l The weekly return of the Dank of France the following changes : Coin and billion - lncrease 2480,000 Bills discounted ........ —...... Increase 400,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits lama* 9.6,000 Advances Decrease 21,000 Treasury balance The coin and bullion continue to increase rapidly. There is also a recovery this week in the discounts. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 27, compared with that foe the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 833,939,975 Decrease £147,6411 Circulation active 83,5.11,360 Decrease 348,514 Public deposits 5,014,4112 Decrease 9,416 Other deposits Government securities in 12,319,20 No change. Other securities in banking department 16,627,914 Decrease 23,076 Coin and bullion in Doti departments Seven day and other bills 563,365 Decrease 51,913 The Rest 3,070,686 hareem 70 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department 13,507,206 Increase 170,695 The private deposits have increased, and, as the Bank's business in the shape of advances on mer cantile securities is still at a very low ebb, an addi tion of 170,8951. has been made to the reserve. A portion of the 298,0001. in gold which was with drawn from the Bank for exportation during the week must have been made up to it by a return of coin from the provinces, as the diminution shown above in the coin and bullion is but 177,0001. BANK OF An Account pursuant to the Act week cut .g on Wednesday. th 1.40111 DKP Notes Issued 1..3:,930,971 ENGLAND. 7th and Bth Vac., c. It for the he 27th day of Novewbcr, 1807. TiZe;;;;dent debt.. 011.015.100 Other securities. . 1,:54,900 Gold COW and - ii;e ---- --- -- 20.219,975 Sam bullion — 1.35.939,976 PARTICINT. - fioTeTtliceilt awn Bides — L 12.319.166 Other Securities 1e,a7.914 Nal* Gold sad Silver 556.939973 DI Proprietare Capital 414,5(4,. , 00 Rest Public Deposits (in cluding &chat, itre. Banks, Cora- National Debt. and Dh Accounts) 54144 SS!. Other Deposits 19 . 2 4.4:7v Seven day end other IBMs Nov. :3, 19C7. 042.444,311 Zan 7: .. 1,116.94 L 42,454,325 F. MAY, Deputy Cashier. THrRSDAT EVLAIIKi. Consols, which closed yesterday at ma, ex div., for next Thursday's settlement, opened this morn ing at 93i, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 941 to 95 with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93i to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console. for money, 941, 6 ; ditto, for account, mg, }, ex div. ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 93i, 3,1; New Three per Cents., 9.:1, *, 3, 1 ; Rank Stock, 243; ditto, tor account, 244ti n India Stook, 223, 5 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1 , 10, 15i; ditto Four per Cent., luol, ; ditto de, fffis. prem. Indian government securities remain steady. Exch.('Zier Bills were quoted 28s. to 31s. )irem. The foreign stock market was characterised by extreme firmness, and the course of prices was favourable. A considerable amount of bushiest was reported, including numerous purchases for investment, the low prices of many descriptions having ',nought forward buyers. Spanish Passive Bonds were in active demand, and advanced * per cent. The Deferred Three per Cents. improved ; the Old and New Three per Ceuta., • and the Committee's Certificates, *. Italian of 1861 rose 1 ; ditto of 1863 and the Maremmana Railway Loan, *to 1 ; Mexican, • Greek, I ; and Turkish of 1854, 1863, and 1865 (Five and Six per Cents.), as well as Brazilian of 1865, Buenos Ayres Deferred, Chilian of 1867, Moorish, Peruvian of 1865. Russian of 1862, and some of the Egyptian bonds, to 1. The Honduras Government Railway Loan has advanced to 1 to 11 prem. The Egyptian Nine per Cent. Loan closed at # to 1 prem. Atlantic Cable shares were firm. Anglo- American left otf at 161 to *, showing no change ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 4to 4*, being slightly better ; and Telegraph Construction, at 141 to 131, an advance of sa. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 15* to g, and National Discount, 51 to 6 prem. Mis cellaneous ,hares were very little dealt in. Oriental Gas and Otago Investment rose 2s. Gd. to 55., while Australian Mortgage declined 2s. lid. Queensland and Victori.in debentures declined *. per cent., but rther colonial government securities were without variation. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) 011 o'CLocz. This being settling day, there is not much general business in the British mining shares, but prices show firmness. Anne::ed are some of the present quotations : West Caradon i _ to 9 ; Great Retalltek. 31 to • North - Crotty, 2? to S ; East Lovell, 8f to ; ' Prince of Wales 495. to 51s. - New Seton, 60 to 70; West Beton, 190 to 200 ; Wheal Seton, 96 to 100; Chiverton Moor, 53 to 6 ; and Cate Brea, 22} to 23. Foreign and colonial mining shares, exhibit no movement of importance. St. John del Rey are at 60 to 62 ; Don Pedro, 2 to 21 prem., ex div ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1.16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Pee tarena, die. to par ; Choate's' 1 1 to 1 die. ; Roses Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 ; par to # prem. ; United Mexican, 1* to 1 •, Prentiss° and Bolivia, to 1; Port Ph il lip, 1 3-16 to 5-16; Central American, die. ; and Anglo-Argen tine, to b pretn. At the Otea Copper Mining Company's meeting yesterday the resolution for winding up the under taking, with a view to the formation of a new con cern, was formally confirmed. At the Panulcillo Copper Mining Company's meeting yesterday the directors' report and balance sheet were received and adopted. It was men tioned that such reductions have been made in the expenses of production at the mines as justify the directors in stating that copper can be profitably produced as low as 13e. per unit. At the Westminster I.e•ad Mines meeting yester day the report of the directors was agreed to. It was stated that the present returns of ore are meet ing the monthly costs, and that from the present time the returns will be increased at the rat. of 10 tons of ore per month. At North Chivertou Mines meeting yesterday the report was adopted. It was stated that satisfac tory progress has been made towards the 00 fathom level, at much depth favourable results are ex pected to be realised. PRESENTATION or COLOURS TO THE 37TH 11E01- NENT.—Yssterdar, at three o'clock a presentation of colours to t.ie : ., 7th Regiment took place at the Salford Barracks. After the usual ceremony of trooping the old colours the regiment was drawn up in hollow square, when the Rev. P. C. Nicholson, rector of St. Philip's,conseerated the new ones. They were then banded to Mrs. Warre, wits of Colonel Warre, C. 8., the commander of the regiment, who presented them to two of the ensigns. Mrs. Warne WAY addressed the officers, and afterwards General Sir John Oarvock, the commander of the northern district, addressed the reximent. He traced its history from Aliment, where it trot distinguished itself, down to the pert it had borne iu the suppression of the Indian mutiny. Colouel Wane afterwards addressed the men. Among the company present were Sir Sydney Cotton, and the o ffi cers of the 72nd Highlanders and Bth Hussars. RECRUITS' FUR VI 7: STRzyrs.—Accnrdinc to the report of the Rescue Society just published, three out of dye of the workhouse girls of London come eventually to the streets. We are not prepared to guarantee the arithmetical accuracy of the statement ; but it will not surprise anyone who is acquainted with the lamentable want of classification of the in matesof the workbouses,whes• the most c Widened women arefrequently rlaced amidst the helpless. destitute, bat respectable girls, driven by want of employment into the house, and the evil ioduences to which girls brought upon the workhouse are subjected. But it is a shocking commentary upon the evils of the, existing system, and a powerful argumentin favour of that classified arrangement of permanent inmates which was proposed by the Poor-Law Commissiosen in their wising report, and was recently described by Mr. Edwin Chadwick. who was one of them. —Br:!is: , Medical Journal. 1. 3 •00 °I*1 Los4 l u.sool 512 11,144. 8 , 1,908 , 4910 4881 0.000 s,eoo we , 1,0114 SN 0,000! 60,0* 4001 0 - il 41.21 8.1991 EK G IMOI 100 106 101 103 101 103 90 02 SD 9L 104 106 106 116 104 106 107 169 96 PT 101 109 103 105 105 147 116 109 105 107 107 109 104 106 103 106 143 105 91 100 96 97 100 101 107 109 112 113 110 112 ii 2 1 2 13 161 17 6 la 144.6 d 40 9.0.6 Ig. 104. 9.10.6 11.17.6 4.10.9 $ 6 38 • 2f 5 7 • 14 • 2 as 66 63 6_ 8_ !MO 11.14.0 KILT if SAO 1&18.11 it 1 1 IA II 393 410 i f ss 40 4 6 19 14 11 19 7 9 M n 185 196 90 100 111 19 IT 19 95 100 6 8 14 11 at B i 18 8 t 3.0 - 11 1 . t_ - . 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