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to Sea l ! as toe° i i he o : in the )1.1 ey ag*. he We & gout Lis aw - j. Living t. K ett row it ft: g ood $.4 . ki Up bill to tll o l Pi llar 2:4ol6 who I. — rectool h aY ing • i fog". lir on !it _n • 1 10 81: IMO ,;" •1 41 2 ith th e __"" A e r lis " W 111 00111 le SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 (THIS DAY.) veying her home, when Murphy pulled her from him while Mullett pressed him against the railings, and held him till Murphy got sway with his daughter. Hartlett bruised and hurt him very much. Mr. Selfe—Have you recovered your daughter? COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Prosecutor—Yes, she was fetched home last Saturday. • BAs—(Before Mr. Justice Willes and Mr. I Win. Luby, 244 B, said he took the accused Murphy , the in co. Justice Keating.) other appeared voluntarily. They admitted taking the r a. described, nth MBE RAILWAY COMPANY P. THE DEVON AND but said it was to protect her from her ather's violence, Murphy being her sweetheart. He had SOMERSET RAILWAY COMPANY. threatened to break his daughter's neck. They imputed Thy plaintiffs in this case had recovered against the de. 'ant * judgment for 10,730/., and the y had issued writs this prosecution to owing the father rent. w Al it turned out the . girl . was unhurt, sad 12, Russell ,/ g o t { a rias into Devon and Somerset, to which the ecriffsreturned nullabona. Writs of elegit were then issued street was her sister's home ; and she left her de tail it was found that the defendants had landed property home after a quarrel, and was persuaded to go back by de ad, of the value of 2601. a year, an amount which was not endants, t atisient to pay interest upon the judgment debt. The The accused were discharged. pa t map was to bring an action of ejectment to recover WANDSWORTH. n of the land, and this action was still Fend- ROBBING A CONVENT. m.. In the CORM of the present term the plain- I Thomas Parker , a labourer, was brought up on remand, affs mine to the court and obtained a rule charged with stealing rabbits, the property of Mrs. Mar- s uing upon Lord Poltimore, a shareholder cells Gould, the superiereas of the Sacred Heart Convent is the defendant's company, to show cause why a writ at Roehampton. i j mire facie* should not issue upon the judgment against It appeared from the evidence that on the co night of him to the extent of the amount of his shares not paid up. Monday last the prisoner was met by police-nstable - gia lordship, it was said, had 200 211. shares upon which Goodwin, 170 V, on Putney-common, about a mile from 9 lei had been paid. Similar rules were granted in the case the convent, carrying three live rabbits in an apron. He I -, d6l other shareholders. To-day the matter came on for . ran away but was stopped. On being questioned about the g a rgument. rabbits, he said he bought them, but afterwards that they g Mr. Mellish, Q.C. (with him Mr. F. ?A. White), showed weregivento him by some onehedid not know. The prisoner It woe against the rule being made absolute. He said that was then locked up, and the next morning he was remanded Si the Devon and Somerset Railway Company , in an unfor- for inquiry. Subsequently the rabbits were identi fi ed by Si ta ste hour, agreed to take a number of 'shares in the , William Fanning, the bailiff at the convent, who proved V ; Ilfracombe line, and the consequence was that calls upon , that they were the property of the lady superior. He }a t hese shares were made so fast as to entirely stop the ; also proved that on Monday he saw 16 rabbits safe in the St "Ming of the Devon and Somerset line. He had an ern- hutches in the farm yard, and on the following morning he St davit that the returns of nulls bona were not accurate, I found the hutches co nside ra b l e on and all the rabbits gone. INk hemuse the defendants had offices at Taunton 1 The rabbits were of value, as they belonged to 1 3 ,t 0 ,1 some goods in them. He submitted that i a scarce breed. At. at , writ of noire facies could issue against ! The prisoner set up a defence that he had been drink- ga. & shareholder until there had been a true return of nulls ! lug and that he did not know how the rabbits came into Si. hail. His principal point, however, was that a return of i his precession more than the magistrate did. He also sulla bond had been fi led, and he submitted, upon the I said that he must plead guilty to having the rabbits in r s : ssiberity of " Nixon r. Green," that no scire facial could I his possession. ism until the return to the Seri facies had been filed. I Mr. Ingham dealt with the case under the Criminal et st. Mr. D. Keane, Q.C. (with him Mr. Bridge), who sup- Justices Act, the prisoner having consented to have his e t pried the rule, said that the fact was that the writs of case settled at that court, and committed him to the st. fari facies had been returned but the returns had not been House of Correction for three months with bard labour. Bt. (Jed in court. AN UNGRATEFUL FRIEND. IL et Mr. Justice Willes believed that the point was of im- A young man named William John Mills was charged g a. ?Mance, and suggested that it should be raised by with stealing a watch, ring, and other articles, value Si. at. / leading. On Thursday the son of Mr. Tilbury , a waiter, of Brom- Bt. After some discussion the rule was made absolute, with well's-road, Clapham, took the prisoner home as he had no S. the understanding that the course suggested by the court lodging. He only remained in the house about M. Oswald be taken, and a similar decision was given in the two rs when he suddenly disappeared, and IS other 62 cases. the p rop erty was afterwards missed. On Friday 100 Mr. Justice Wilke said that if the defendants desired it the prisoner was about entering • beers op near Do they could apply at chambers to have all the cases con- Buckingham Palace, where Tilbury and his son were. On to 'gated. seeing them he ran away like a deer, but they ran after St. him and stopped him. The prisoner gave up the ring and a .9 . .. . . ... - .- the watch , but which 4. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOCILe BAIIWAYS 46 88 121 125 40 45 11 II 4 I II 48 TO TI 100 Irina and Exeter 100 Caledonian 100 Cambrian all Cork and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and BeifastJune 100 Dwidee,Perth,&Abd in all Did London Scrip Cert. 10 Do 100 Glasgow and S. Western 100 Great Hada= Ord. St. 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northern 100 Do.it . 1 A rec. no div. nn -100 , Do.Bjtilep.e. la paldß 100 'Do. New lea. at 25 pm. 100 . Do. Ord. Def. Dlv. Stock 100 Gt. South & West. (Ire ) 100 • Great Wasters 100 Do.StourValGua.fitk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. MUL —Oxford 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 100 Lan. ,Ilrlithtn, &S.Coest 100 London,ChathamotDov 100 1 Do.ll et. Erten. Ati p.c. 100 • London & N orth Wester 100 Loodon&SouthWestern 100 , Man. Shef &Lincolnsh 100 Metropolitan 84 Do. New all Do. Extension all Matropolitan District 4 Do. do. do. all Do. &St John's-wood) 100 Midland 7 1 Do. t.. 9 Shama 100 Do. Birm. I Derby all Mid Kent 100 'North British 100 I Do. YAW ,Perth,Dund. 100 N. Eastern—Berwick 164 Do. G. N. K Pure_ 100 Do. Leeds 100 Do. York 100 , Do. Carlisle all " Do. iitock.&Darling. 20 ' Do. do., 186041 100 !North London 9 I Do. dp., 1464-5 • I Do. do., 1866 100 !North Startordahire 100 N. & S. Western June. 100 'Scottish Central 100 'Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 South Eastern all litainea,Wokingham,dtt 100 Taff Vale Sl Do. C 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 0 Waterloo & Whitehall _ Ns 117 119 28 27 5 6 263 6 115 117 1254 1204 90 92 63 6N 33 38 33 35 1221 1241 83 84 18 184 10 20 1171 1171 82 his 49 1O 125 1 iot 3 P". 87 89 Pal in} 1231 ff pn , 93 96 COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) MILFORD V. 3111.F.)11D. Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and Dr. Spinks for the petitioner ; Q.C., and Mr. Searle, for the respondent. The petitioner was the wife of Mr. Alfred. Milford, s banker, at Exeter. She was married to him in SFr, and there had been two children. The par ties lived at a place called Ide, near Exeter, and fir some little time their m tillage promised to be s happy one. In 1858, however, the respondent, while it the seaside, made the acquaintance of a lady, his in timecy with whom was a source of great unhappiness to his wife. In 1864 he formed a connection with a widow of tome position in society, who was the daughter of a major ia the army. These circumstances led to many quarrels, and the petitioner accused her husband of several distinct arts of violence. Once he had thrown a clothes brush at her ; at another time ho had threatened her with a poker ; and he had also attempted to smother her with a pillow, because the portrait of one of his female acquaintances had been destroyed. In 156.5 his conduct had become so bad that she was obliged to leave him. The widow, as was alleged, bad borne a child, of which it was suggested that the respondent was the father. This charge, however, was not gone into, a treat body of evidence being given to show that Mr. Mil ford's conduct was in other respects of a moat profligate character. To this portion of the case no defence was offered ; but Mr. Coleridge contended that the petitioner in her eviderce bad exaggerated the facts, and that in reality Mr. Milford bad been guilty of nothing that the law would call srevitia. Sir J. Wilde mid it was unnecessary to advert to the charge of adultery. which had been fully proved, and had been of a very profligate character. With respect to the cruelty, however, the case was one that required very cri tical examination, and he should therefore reserve his judgment. duplicate which he said related to it proved referred to another. Bt. Mr. Ingham remanded the prisoner to ascertain whether st. the watch to which the ticket referred bad also been at. stolen. St. Stle 87e 14 18 104 , 1 1001 66 67 961 1001 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I s a t as 34, tut pu , 118 120 1 2pm - -pm 72 74 114 118 160 164 lay 1.1.0=1110 TILLORIXII.) 10 10 CHERTSEY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Ist st. HUNTERS' STAKES. Three miles. at. Bay mare pedigree unknown), Yellow Jack, and Bru nette (sold for 30/.). All are here. eD CHERTSEY OPEN HANDICAP. Three miles and 84 - a half. 10 St. Little Frank, Merrimac, Rogue , Ben Ne vis, Bold io Houghton, Vindicator, and Fairy King are here. STEWARDS' CIP. Two miles and a halt. Acrobat, Hutigerfonl, Harold, Blue Eyes, Rapture,Cock 53hter, Heliopolis, Red Hose, Lisette, and Luciana are 16 I her,. st, 43 45 63 64 8 9 145 155 2 } !}X, SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two in;lea. Rapture, Birague, White Stockings, and Over the Sza (sold for 301. each). All are here. STAND PLATE. Two miles. Rogue, llst 715 ; Cutler, Ilat 715 ; Lady Douglas, list 71b; Johnny, list 415; Bandoline, list 4lb ; Serious Case, list 21b ; Lot 84, lOst 1015; Confusion, lOst 1015 ; V ii:c..tor, lOst 91b; Broadway, 10st 715; Lord Welds h.ave, 10st. Al are here. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN RE WOLF MUM The bankrupt, a merchant, late of Alexandria, applied for his release from custody. It appeared that he has been arrested on a caphis to hold to bail, on a debt of 200/. contracted in this country, and beyond this debt he only owed about :All. to creditors iu Alexandria. Mr. Linda opposed for the detaining creditor. His Honour said he should not interfere until the usual acconnts had been filed. SATURDAY, NOYLIBIR is, 8 1 a IT. W. 111 ',..2'— , ."" . IW. B. I nt 1 12 1 Y., D. —,—'— -- '' 1 '- Nairn Aberdeen 1a1.7 2 .,361 W.N.W . 1 2 W. N. W. rig 1 0 u.S I 1 Leith Ardrodan _ 1 22.81 i 441 W. 3 5 N.W. cr 10 14 2 Greencadle '29.53'44 , W. 31 5 N.W. r 0 22 2 Valentin...... —ll - - -1— ' - Cape Clear — - - Liverpool :29.93 45: N. N.W. 2 6 N.W. o 0.17 2 Uolyhewl Penzance 130.10 49 7 0 5 N.N.W. co 0. )3 2 Bred .. Lorient . 30.04 50 N.W. 3 3 S.W. ue ! 0.12 2 Rochefort .'30.03;0 N.W. 4 3 N.W. ol 2 Plymouth Weymouth.. 30.0244 W . N.W. '4 8 W. 1 c 0.04 3 Portsmouth.. 29.97 41 N. N.W. 1 2 4 I S.S W. rc 0,04 1 London .... 2943 39 W.N.W. 3 6 W. rbc 0. 03 - Yarmouth 29.82 40 N.W . 6 8 W.S.W. 'r b 0.33 4 Scarborough. 29.8338 N.W. 1 2 6 : W.N.W. clt 0.94 2 shields 29.8638 N.W. I 2 •31 N.W. o' 2 I Helder IN RE ARTHUR BROOKS. The bankrupt was a picture-frame maker awl photo grapher, of New-street, Covent-garden. The debts are only 'V.; hut the case excited some interest at a former lining through a charge brought against the bankrupt, by a young lady named Lovelace, of baying obtained 401. from her on a promise of marriage, he being already a married man. She had sued him and obtained a verdict, whereupon the bankrupt came to this court, At the former hearing the commissioner told the bankrupt that the case was a very serious one, and re commended him to retain counsel on his behalf. This was the adjourbed sitting, but the bankrupt did not appear. His wife stated that he was too ill to leave the house, and another adjournment was ordered. REMARKS. The whirls were strong and squally last night on the western and Toutlicni coasts, veering from south-west to north-welt. avid inovierat..ig this morning. Temperature has declined iu the north anal east, but elsewhere It continues high. Barometric pressin cis r IsWttly. The southern and westeiu coasts were cautioucd yeaterday. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) IN RE I'oRRETT HoLtiNn. The bankrupt, described as a gentleman, was formerly shone dealer, of Raab'ivy, Oxfordshire ; Bury-street, St. James's; Pembridge-villas, Bayswater; Coleshill.strect, Pimlico ; and numerous other addressed. This was the first fitting. The preliminai y statement shows debts of 6,595/. The bankrupt ascribes his failure to the discontinuance by his father of an annual Allow•nncc, losses in business as a horse dealer, and failure in his endeavours to raise loans ss his reversionary interest. No creditors attended, and se as.ignee was chosen. The next sitting was appointed for the 31st of January. COUNT BISMARCK'S HEALTII.—The Avenir Na .ional says :—" The health of Count Bismarck is not pro. greasing so satisfactorily as the Prussian court would desire. King William lately sent to him three of the most experienced doctors of Berlin. The re. suit of the consultation is not the most favourable, and Herr von Bismarck has been ordered to observe the most oomplete repose for several months to come. Our correspondent informs us that he would not be mrprised to find the portfolio of foreign affairs intrusted to Herr von Savigny ad interim. THE Nuirugle or RUSSlA.—Multiply a freemason by an atheist, a pantheist by a naturalist, a naturalist by a member of the Congress of Liege, and you will have a nihilist. Nihilism is the name of that terrible sect the existence of which has been recently revealed to the , world by the inquiry which was instituted in Russia after the late attempt on the life of the Czar. i The nihilists have women amongst their mem- I ben. Unlike our pantheists and naturalists the Russian sectaries have adopted a peculiar dress. " We have observed," says General Ogareff, Governor of Nijni-Novgorod, "that a particular dress is adopted WORSHIP-STREET. by the females of the society of Nihilists in the streets of 1 ASSERTION AND DENIAL. A venerable-looking man more than GO years of age was Nijni-Novgorod. It consists of a round hat concealing charged With stealing a pint pewter pot, the property of hair cut close, blue glasses, and the absence of erino- g Mr. Course, landlord of the Antelope public-house, in lines." Since the attempt of the 16th April, the I Phipp-street, Shoreditch. wearing of this particular dress seems to be a crime, and John Leeson, the prosecutor's barman, said—Prisoner . entered half • pint of beer in a pint pot, to it into the deserving of punishment . At least General Ogareff directed tsproom, returned with it, went outside the street door, the police officers to send for the Nihiiiets and to caution appeared to be drinking, and sudd-aly was not to be them against the use of VAR dress. "Should they refuse found. An hour afterwards he came again. I asked what they are to be told that they run the tisk of being he had done with the pot ; he said that he had left it in the tap-mom. He again went away, and I told my master. exi l e d eeee • to the provisions of the existing law. The Re appeared perfectly sober. police must moreover keep a sharp look out on the lives Prosecutor—l followed the prisoner and accused him and relations of these individuals." It is not probable of the robbery. He replied—" ru pay you for it "—I told that any persons will er.pose themselves to the risk of him that I wanted the pot, not the worth of it, and he exile for the sake of blue glasses and crinolines, but then said, " Well, if you come with me 121 give it to you." i I did follow him a considerable distance, when he suddenly 1 when Russia must certainly he very un like ocher countries L'hl, " What on earth do you want with me I" I told him ' the member* of a secret society put on uniform the better sticin ; he denied all knowledge of me or the pot, and I 1 to conceal themselves.—Artair National. gave him into custody. THE LATE REV. W. M. BUNTING.—Mr. Wakefield, VG G —Prisoner told me that he took the • Bunting, was buried on Tuesday at Highgate Cemetery , pot into the street fora man to think from, and that that . his remains being followed to the grave by a large con man went away with it. Police constable 193 0 said—The prisoner has had three . ! course of peop'e. The funeral processio n com p rised 12 . mourning coache s , among the mourners were •and all the months from this court for stea li ng a quart pot. heads of the Wesleyan denomination, and many ministers Prisoner—l most solemnly swear that I never was of other bodies, including the Rev. Dr. Hamilton, Rev. charged here with stealing a quart pot. (This turned out to be the truth, the measure being • pint and not a quart.) cem etery Hall, Rev. Edward White, &c., ke. At the Constable—And he was sentenced at Westminster Sea- Dr . Osborn ,. Dr. Jobeon the Rev. Wm. Arthur, sines for three years for stealing a watch. and other l r ea . din g lsal r eyan min isters, took part in the further services, which were unadvisedly prolonged by a Prisoner—l most solemnly declare that this is also false. number of prayem o ff ered in the open air during the Kagistrate—What do you answer to the present charge ? afternoon of an unusually bleak November day. Prtsoner—lnnocent, sir—l am perfectly innocent of all. c . „. TEA Fully committed for trial at the Middlesex Sessions. I CLOSE OF THE S TRIFE IN THE IRON DE.- 1 Yesterday the staike in the iron trade at Middlesborough, WESTMINSTER. which has now extended over eighteen weeks, terminated SINGULAR CHARGE or ABDUCTION. by the men agreeing to return to work at the reduction P e "iiO Murphy and Charles Harllett, two young men of proposed by the masters at the commencement of the respctable appearance, were charged on a warrant with the abduction of Selina Tanner, a girl 15 yam of age, struggle. The men held a meeting on the pro iions day, and yesterday a deputation waited upon the firm of Messrs. nailer very peculiar circumstances. Tho . mas . Tanner, of 1.12, Old Manor-street, Chelsea, said Hopkins, Gilkes, and Co., and decided to accept the flatre- Selina Tanner was his (laughter, and had lived with duced wages. T oday they will begin to " fettle" their him and her mother at home until Thursday week last• d epu tati on furnaces and on Monday they will commence work. A also waited upon Mr. Williams, he manager of She left home at Son that morning. It was at first b and , . _ thought that her absence was occasioned by her being fears. Bolckow, Vaughan, Co .' s extensit e works. . She had left the house akin After some conversation the men withdrew , but it was sent on an e rran d understood that they would agree in the afternoon to re um". as she did not return in the coarse o „,. wor k . the day search was made for her. Prosecutor •"""" west to 12, d oor. reef, Chel , and met his daughter CANNON-STREET AND CHARING-CROSS Lists. —The at the street door. She was alone. He asked her to go South Eastern contemplate, it is said, putting on at no home, but she mid she weak' not. She knocked at distant date trains running at ten-minute iutervals. This Ithe meet door and down came the two prisoners. He would be nearly double the present Dian service, and a Weed his daughter round the waist, with the view of con. great improvement.—Herapath. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BIARLBOROUGII-STREET. DISCHARGING A PISTOL IN THE STREETS. Jobs 8(m/two'', a respectable-looking man, was charged before Mr. Knox with discharging a pistol in Park-street, to the common danger of passengers. Henry Witt, tiT U , heard the report of a pistol, and on up saw the defendant with a pistol in his hand. Re admitted discharging it, stating that he " only did it fors lark." He then took the defendant into custody. The defendant said that it was a new pistol, and that Le au only trying it. Hr. Knox told the defendant that he could not be per mitted to discharge firearms in the streets, and fined him Hs. or a month. THE EXAESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1866. No. I drools. 1 660,090' BritlehGolot.Op.eit.,lll7l 1 ONI o'OLoat. loo.eol Do. 1896 1 .... Can. Gov.(' D. e.,187746. 1 The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices .... Do. Operleb.&Aug. 1 generally are without alteration. The variations ti i i i:i o s I:::rr c t ily ar = comprise a rise of 1 per cent. in South Eastern 686,606 1 Do. 6yer ct Inw Btaek stock ' and a decline to the like extent in Mid land. 100.000 CoFoolOnorPer.lB73 Metropolitan stock is now quoted 124 i to 125 ; :: :: it. do..ur-el9°: Great Western, 53 to 1 ; London and North .... Do. do. 189041 Western, 1171 to 1 ; Midland, 1231 to 1 • L 0 00„r ool CatI o un,llov.188 B,6p.ct 226,000 D0.6p.0.dp.6Akit.1900 Lancashire s, Yorkshire, 1231 to 124 ; Caledonian, ' 1878, do.. 1211 to 1221; South Eastern, 631 to} ; Great Eastern 1 . 000,00 2„, _Do. 1872 d 0... 261 to i ; Great Northern , 115 to 116 ; dittA; 2 2,1::;; n7,,r . " 411""t lfg, A, 1251 to 126 ; London, hatham, and Dover, "Woo Do. 1882 17 to 18 • and North British, 36/ to 371. 800,000 Do. 1826 166,600 Natal. G ov .6 per cent Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is in re- iss,oooltiew Bruns . .o v.6perci. quest, and exhibits a fresh rise of f per cent., viz., 1 , 13 :4 800 Now Booth v 7 tlca Gov.. 191 to j. Other colonial as well as foreign lines 3,67 1 , 800 O a: 6 ee ; . i ;,.. I n g , t t °, Ng are quiet. 8.56,000 Do . n0 r,.5p.c.867 to 1815 . Do Scrip ,000 New Zealand epee cent. 5.000 Do. 6per cent. .0,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 00,000 Nova Bootie 6p. 0., 1876 060,100 Queensland Gov. 6p. ct. &Aust.Gov. 6 p.0., 67-77 761.600 Do. 1878 and upirde. U 5.... Fle.Gov.lp. c.Jan. July 7,000, . Do. Op. ct. Aprlldoc. FOREIGN Ne. I Oh. I MGM. CLpriama Lloidag prima I arias to-day 11.1 )witerday. to 1 p.m. Alamilloe Limited) a 'Anglo.Braatiold(Lim ) 9 Australian BrazilL&M.Co. (Lim ) • Cape Copper (Limited) Capula Silver (Limited) 3' Choutaleso.&S.Min.,L I Cobre Copper Copiapo (I.llllltAdl Don Pedro, N. Del itey .Fast Del Rey (Limited) Fortuna (Limited' FrontinoctliollviaGold General Reminds (Limited) .. 'Linares (Limited) .... Lusitanian (Limited).. I Panaltillo Copper (L 1 Poutgibaud Silver Lead iPort Phillip (Santa Barb. Gold M. (L Scottish Austral,lim.) St. John del Rep ;Lim.) .I:nited Mexican (Lim.) Yal Antigoria Gold VallanzascaGoldi Lim ) !Vancouver Coal ,Lira ) Val Sassam 'Limited) Washoe Gold .Limited) Worthing ,Limited , Yorke Peninsula :Lim. Yudanamidana i Lim.) FOREIGN OBLIG. I ELILWITS. I Or 9$ 96 90 91 90 99 77 78 76 77 106 106 10S 106 102 104 104 106 88 90 102 104 104 10614 106 187 104 106 106 107 103 106 14 106 107 98 100 94 96 - 35 - T, ' -. 2 --- 100,... 1 20,1" 20 10,... 6 15, , •• 14 3.5...• 2 30,000. 5 12.• 11 50 10,••• 29 100,000' 1 25.1 • • 8 23,111 2 30.11. 2 20.• 1. 20 63,000' 11 15, 3 10, 6 103,0 1 50, 4 10, 20 100, 6 1 12,0,000 1 11,000. 20 43,174 * 30 30,... 2 50,... 1 10,0001 10 6,000' 10 20,000 6 30,000 1 75,000 1 46.000. $ 90 92 96 87 96 OS . _4 69m - . all G. Luxembourg SP. cent. 20 'all Do. 100 all Havana and Matanzas Iqo 'all L.:Mg:IOOC and Fribourg 100 it'll Matanzas and Sabanilla 100 Do. Second Issue.. 1 20 !all North of France 3 p ct.; 20 ;all ' Do Late CharL 3:p, ct. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, Sm.' 40 'all Farls,Lyonsot Mn sp.ct.' 20 !all Do. New Spa. 100 , all .Reclle k S. F. Tern.l.. 4 ,all Royal Swedish s p. Cl.. 100 all :Sagua LaOrande p. ct. 20 all S.Aus. hLoni-Ven.3p.e. 100 .all South East.nt Port.7p. c.. 20 'all •Southernolrrance 3 p.e. 20 all South Italian, S per ct. 20 , all ,W.dr. N. W.cd Fra. Sp. e. No. -1-Sh COPA4I I Pd I Cl. prices. I Sales. -- • • 60 ,00 10 Anglo•AmericanTeL all 21,000 1 10 l Anglo-Mexican 'lint ' all 8600.001, St. iAtlantic Telegraph lOO E.3400,000' St. Do. 8 per cent. 20,0001 26 Australian Agricul 40,000 25 jAustraliau 11.L&ln.(11 6 10,000 10 IRaugparahTeal:statesL 5 47.000 10 'Berlin Waterworks (L.); all 13,000 10 1 Do. New 26,000 100 , Holekow Vaughan (L , 1W 30,000 6 80T01,114 , Gas (Llinitett •-• 10,000 6 Do New 6.000 60Itritisb American Land 44 I 534,780 St. li. &I. Ihez. Tel. (L.) IOU 500(0 20 Eritiah Shhoiwiters ' 9,915 30'Company 60,000 10:Careolimilman k luv(L:i 25,000 20 Ceylon Company 12,000 20 Ditto A shares 27,000 20 •China-St.Skip&LCoalL 11 30,000 10 'City Discount, Limited.' 20,000 '25 iCityofl.o,l.lo:lß.Pro.j ] 15,011 30 ;City of !Mau Impro.,L ) 1( 4,959 30 35,000 25 city of Moscow Gas (L j. 21 20,000 50 City Oltiecsi Lim 1 ll 00,000; 50 COlollittl Limited, i 1( 60,(00 50 Commercial Uniou,lns )" 40,000 10 Coin. .if African I 20,000 60 Consolidated lbs. (1,1-1 1i 17,500 20 'Continental Un.Gaa IL. , 20,000 100 ,ContractCorpnrationlL.l II 12,000 25 C0p.11.Eug..11 . cf.74 pc.lal 200,0001 10 C. lone. of England k L.; I I 10,000: 60 Do.of Mauritius , .) lO 1002w2.51 St. ,Crystal Palace ... ,105 8160,820: St. I Do. Preference 'loo 8277,000, St. Do. 0 t.. Perp. Deb. 100 7,500' 20 Darjeeling k Limited; ! .I 14 10,0v0 .' 00 DiseountCorporation • I.; 21 100o0i 10 Easter', Alumni Tea L 21,000 60 E.ludiaLaud,C.& lin,L. 1( 60,000 20 F.. holla brig. & Canal, 11 30,000 50 Ebbw Vale 1 7, 113,813 20 Egy - pthinCom.& l `rd.(L 1 i 8879,976' St. Electric Telegraph . 70,000 Eng.& A us. Copper dm' i 20,0001 50 Eng. and Foreign Credit 1 10,000 , 'OO Eng.& Sciatt‘laMaritLiL I 25,000' 10 lairlusiruiginecring t 30,000, 20 Fore-st :Warehouse (L ' 10,000: 50 Oellivara 250,0001 20 G.Crediteillu.of Lon.(L, I 20,000. 15 Gen. Steam Navigatio: 14 20,000. 50 i lloine &Colooial ,L, I 6,020', 10 lionglioug & China Gas, al 100,000 1 20 IluilAon's flay. 1 al 20,000 5O 'HunVier I ronWorks "21 80,000' 20 'lm.LatolCo Marseilles Li 11 100,000, 60 -Imp.ik Mer.Cdt.Ass. ! j 1) 60,000 2 Indian Carrying 40,000, 60 International Contract., I( 160,000 20 Internal. linaiLBoe4L. 300,000 20 Internat.Land Credit:l. • 30,000' 50 Italian Land 60,000 20 Italian Irrig. 1,000000 100 Do. Gp. c. Eds. r. 1870 20,000 60 'land Securities,Li ) , 4,(00 25 Lonil.African Trailing . . 10 lb 1S 16 17 SS 43 78 80 77i 17 10 Wig par - C 4Ms - Ili 12 lipm - 11110 Iym - 4 44 - 3 ie • , t OS 92 7 , 4 i sidh all 75 se 2}. I 1 die 0:0 1 11 08dle 1 1 Oidie I 10 Nidle 1 1 die 3 2 die 8 B die Alai 9 7 . (109 26 'Lon. &Caledon. M.((4) 1 10 Loa.ConntyLandkß.g. 6 Lond. DistrietTeleg.:L. 50 (UAW. Sloan. Am. (L.) 4 lond. G. Omnalutse.(4' , 60 •Lond.&Glaiie.Eust.Co. (LI 60 Load.. Italian, itc.Sttn 60 leinl.Mer. Discount ;L ), 20 Loud. Provincial Marine. 20 'Madras Irriga.keanal 20 Do. .1 . 0,000* 25 'Marine Investment (L ) 12,600' 50 'Mauritius Land, etc. (4) 12,000 10 * Mont. Erten TeL a 10,000 50 Merchant Shipping '4: 16 25,000 20 11 1.4. &Doci(4' 17' 40,000 50 'MillwalilronWorks.* 7 22,500 10(Natal Land &Col.C. (L.) 1220.000 25 National Dia. Com. (4)1 40,090 26 Do.Newisa fm.2ltobepd' 20,000 25 NaUonalProv.MaritieL; 110,000 100 NationnlSteam Nay.(4)l 6,000 20 INettuddaCoaalron,4); 0,000 20 Do. New 10,000 25 .71 Zeeland L&M.Air. ( L)! 20,000 26 'N.Zealand T.& Loan 15,000 10 Northern Assam Tes,4l 25,000; 10 Do. B £157,176 St. N.llris.AnstraLsidan (L ; It 40,000 50 N.BrilkMercan.luiL )1 19.000 10 Nowgung Tea 'limited 1 40,000; 21 Ocean Menne !Intons. , l 10,000 50 OrientalPinancial Wm.). L 110,000! 6 OrientalGas(Llmited) lal 10,000, 6 ' Do. New 60,000 10 Orient...lnland Stemn'L ) a 25,000 10 Otago & Sailand Invest.' 12,600' 20 Ottoman Comtr.virL ) 14,000: 60 Ottnirnatilrinancul(4) 1 I 10,000: 6 Ottoman Ou I 100.000' 50 Oyerend,G urrtey,Co.. L , 2 02,500, 10 Panama B.N. Steam . I 10,214 6 Do. do £BOO,OOO St. Peelftiv.Land&Min.'4 1 4 50,000' 50 Peninsular& o.Bterun sL 20,000 . 60 Do. do. New 17,000' 10 Quehroda L.. 8., M. all 10,000. 60 Rhymney Iron 10,000! 15 Do. New 18,034, 26 lUoJ.Citylmprov.(4) 15,066: 26 ' Do. do 157.000 20 Rio Janeiro Gas (Lim ) 16,000 1 100 Royal Mall St.. , ant 8300,000' St. scot. iustra. Invest. 'L: 14 40,000 50 Smith, Knight,&Co. , L. • 2 10.000 20 Soc.lrtnan. d'Eitypte(4.` It 10,000 60 'S. African 11. & In. (L. 1.. 14,200 25 South Australian Land.. a: 4240,000 St. Submarine Telegraph —llO 1 • Tel•DCo Scrip a oustroc.&MaluX). (`'' I Do. Do. ll Thiunent Mersey 1 20 Trinidad Petrolemn (L. 10 Trust&Asence of Atts.(l. 10 T. & co. of U. Plaids 1;11 : 20R 2 Jo i 6 3 du • 6 idle }pm - b l idle par - l4}+ II 7 dis • 1 10 ": 4 8 1 1 t; 10 5 dis 2 1 - 10 , Si 41 , 1 is • 1 b& AS 37 107 110 • 1107 110 10! t 4 1 6 4 die 10 1 14 11 5 1; 7 6 di. 10 p 8 dis• 15 5 4Ms Y 6! 71 74 1 41 s I 6 - 4.1.114 10 . 1 168 las b' is di. 6I 8 6 di. 5 1 1 • dis 1 3 I __i 11PZ 2 IFl4 i 4k 1 4 2.- ;i 2 3 7 atj 8 10 'ill ICI 17 'l5 25 20 I 10 8 7 dlr 15 16 14 dis 1 - 1 Olds 10 dlr 6 2 11.11 r 3 Z 6 4 * tit all: " 1 1 '26:1-5602 7 1 2 : 11 i l i 41— p 2 1 1 44:4361 : 9 0 1 : 4-11 1 535363751 9 :: ripd i did d , 1 : 411 i ls si . 11 1i 17 1% 1 . I - 6j! 6 4 ill.' !_! : 0 1 1d 1 s1 29 741•; 12 11 ,115: - 10 11 dl.l 4 3 .11P , - 6} wpm, 14 i 4 41:11111 • 21 11.1 i. • 15 13 di,. 5 ! par 1 pm 4 ' par 1 pm ft 2(000 60,090 12,000 40,000 148,523 5,000 10,000. 6,000 64,600 60,000 !i'm I #Pm 4 6dui 71 6014 40 50 11, 15 16 I I Ire 16±va 1 I+ l l s 10 6 cll6, 111 5 1 4 I - ipm AI 1 2 ; I las par' I 4 • 25 20 dla 8 7 1 41 • $T 40 a 64 10 12 9•1 • I 14 85 27 - • 7 8 all 19 21 10 22 _ i du. 01 It 62 / /0 97 101 xd i O 140 111 i 10 II 19 Ms. LO 7 ddln 6 51 In GG Gs Do Go Go Da I an rt,ficio ' 100,000 7,600 07,500 60,000 100,000 00,000 60,000 10,000 IMMO! 10,000 •0,000 Os par I it 2i naafi. -- fps x I 1 a d 4l I 1 'Ws • I I lt 61 is !Itlie all 71 76 75} 10 I 9 9 dl. PO 9 50 Itin. Marine of Liver. (L)1 6 Caltal K. Tem. C0.(16.1 50 I' uivers. Marine Ins.kl) I 30 Van Diernen's LADS (L.). 100 'Vlceroyaltapt(ltor4L. • OD !Warrant Pthance (L 162.) I 00 WeitlndJa&Pacifte St. (I. PREFERENCE MURES. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire redeom. 6 per cent., hi, }. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.), gua. 7 per cent., 13; Dutch Rhenish, 204. Great Luxembourg, 12i, Ottoman (Swum to Alain), 31, San Paulo (Limited), 13,1. South Austrian and LombardoNenetian, 164, 11. BRITISH POSSESSION& • Atlantlc &St. Lawrence Bout. Bar. &C. la. gsp.c. Do. V Shares Buffalo & Lake Huron Do. Vraereueo Buff ,Brant.,&Ooderich I 8 per cent.l672-3-4 CaL && Baaterusp. e.g. Cape Dock 0 p. c. g. Deinerara,7p. a perpref. East kteugal gu. 5 do I Do. do. sdo East Irelian gu. 5 do Grand Trunk of Canada: Do. Equip. M. B.Gp.ct. I I Do. lst pref. Donds , I Do. do. deferred' Do. rad pref. Bonds . l De. do deferred! Do. !rd pref. Stock.. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Mock.. Do. do. deferred ;rest Indian Peninsula Do. gin. 6 per cent.. Do. New d 0..... I /in. low CIL S. of ln.lia. g. 5 p. cL Do. 4 per cent. 20+' all 21 all 100 all 100 all 10 . 3 St. •100 St. 100 St 100 20 • all 64 all 100 I all 100 'all st 100 St. 100 Gt. Western of Canada) Do. New. r par , 4 68 72 60 55 101 k 1024 101 102 10.5 108 19 20 85 87 54 CO 64 55 61 63 BS 48 23 23 106 - k 107i_ - -Pm 1 pm 1 pm 100 102 St. 1100 20! 6 AL 100 BL 1100 6p. c. Lids. pay.ls73 D 0.5 do. do. 1977-9.1 !Indianßraucb, Limited) 'Madras s,uar. 5 p. rut Do. Do. 1 6 1830 Do. 6 and Do. Fid pp oo .. 1. 1 i l ec h tt o 1,0 .. F. x44 pp l a :n yy .nd .. a Do. N. R. of Can. 6p c.latp. ' Sc Dopo tod . e pe , d Ep oud i . a. s d ie l r cont.! , Do. Puoinub do. .... ' Do. Indus St blot do.l JOINT STOCI -Brems. 13 134 ' is 131 I et ti:s 82 85 if 11 lis 101 i 102 i 112 W 86 80 60 £2 100 102 82 84 82 85 99 101 97 98 11 Old", 99 100 BANKS. _ - I'd I C. lira* Agra& !ilasterman's (L ; Albion AllianceDm. &Liverpool Anglo Austrian Anglo Egnitiiin , A 000 Italian (Lunltecrl. Asiatic Lauk Cur. new au, Australasia Itankof Britisheolumbla: Do. New, issued 2 pm , Bank of Egypt Bank of London 1 1 Bank of Otago Limited i I Bank of Queensland Bankof Victoria, Aumirall Bank of New Zealand Barned's Rank Lim it ett: BratillankPortugnese:L l British & CalifurnianiL ); British N. America I CharlesLafetteAtCo. ` I C. Bk. India, Aus., China Chart. Ifer. of India. de ' City Colonir,tl _ 151 33 15 94 Cool sank of Canada I Own. Bank of India, az ' Consolidated Bank (L ) . Delhi and Loudon East Loudon (Limited)! Eastern Exchange:l4ml! I English and American k .1 Emili o eot.& Anal. Joint Stoe c ttj e A Eng.B . Euglishandawalish (L). European Ran,Liusitad lilnduan.ChinadJap.(l.` Imperial Bank (Lisitod;l Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. India(L) D0.6p.e.Deb.,1864, SO yn Lou.Bk.ofMencoottc.(L) London and Bnsillaa Do. New London& RivorPlato(L ) I Do.. New d , o las. a < t io li Do Lon. Ch. Bank of AustrL London and County London Joint Lon. & S. Western (Lim.' London &Venezuela,L ). I London & Westminster. Merchant Bank (Llm.) . Do. New Mercantile.tExehaWL' Metro. it Pror. Bankj ; Midland Bank (Lim.) National of Australasia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of England Do. Nationßank New South Wales New Zealand (Limited) North Western Oriental Bank Oorporn Ur f e nt.Com. B. L latao.o. I D D:. pro,...kineorp.a4 Provint. of fruited Seth& Punj..&Dellii . (A) I Do. hued at 4Dm South Australia Stand. of B. & Africa Do. do. us. at 6 put Union of Australia Union of Ireland (I.lm ) 'Union of London DEBENTURE 81 Ot.llatn 4 p.e. 1147.1100 I G.Ntan.4 p.c. Jan.&J 100 . G.Wstn.-IV. 3L—Oz., p. ct., Jan. & July . 100 610,000 St. Lanc.etYL4p.c.Jan.illy 140 MOOD St. Lan.BrigkaP.c.Joatitjly 100 10118221 St L.&N.W.4p.e.Jan.it July 100 111;830 Bt. Do. 34p.0. Jan.&Joli 100 1180,710 Bt. LAIS.W.4p.e. Jan.& Jay 100 .... ISt. Didland,4p.c.Jan.&Juls 100 ... et D. British. I. P. it D.D.,' 6p. et., Feb. & Aug , .160 KM Bt. N.Hatrn.,4p.e.Jan.Jduly 100 -- 166. lloolN.E.,4p.e.Ap.ttOct. 100 492,01 i. 6016316 610,000. O. I O&M. 64 G IQ2I 10:4 I t 1061 7i 131 t t RS 71 4 11 9Ws GI 51lls par *pm 10 9 111, 10 8 Ms" 61 f 3 11 13 .... 171 i 1174 83} e =j 50 7 . 105 ._ pm N7 - I — s - arsi. - 39 Si dl. 6 4 dls 20 10 di. 37 39. 20 10 416 2 I dle 24 141 h 47 49 161 13 1, 33 16 i 1 pail 2 14181 4 !db. 6 5414 dls 161 174 12 10 dm 14 la 14 13 ,11, VI 2.51118 11 4 Iclis 22 24 3 1 db. 11 1 Ws 2 82 66 I -- II 9 (1181 11 9 4111 34 2 I}4ll 8 10 pm 3 pm 1 pm tli 24 I 2 1 1_, 085 18 4 af 41 42 -- 12i 13114, -- 3 2 (Us -- 8 6 aul l 92 94 15 18 I 9 7 414, 9 8 diel 10} 91411 8 2 dif' 171 17 1 2pm par 2 pm , 63 70 4Z 45 Idb pox' as Om db. 7 6 dim' so et I - dts: dis t° 24 • 23 13 11 7 6 dis 48 60 9 7 die 44 46 1 40 77 el I WI 98 9 I - 92 9 94 93 1 92 94 I - 92 93 92 94 92 94 MONEY M ni 8 100 98 100 - 80 85 98 100 90 98 04 95 106 108 104 105 841 99 94 1 - 101 - I 1 i O }dig; ipm, 1 2 11 2M . Ofils' 2 3 If 21 rail Pm. 2f Ma 21 If licils•: 20 1 1 2 tai l ledir: I di& fpm' 7_ 9 . I j 1& 60 5f is ' par is }pm , Se eidisi 1 1 eAta l . 11 1} I 1148. d'. .... - 0,4 s au , l• ait; 6 1 all all all all lATI4 - 11* 17} Itl* 97 90 97 100 99 90 lti 12 70 80 In 12; 94 96 I} 2 84 87 Si 21 12} 12! 6 6 111 12} L24N01121. ,ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) vas OVIMIX. The stock markets are dull, notwithstanding the rapid improvement in the accounts of the Bank of England, and the consequent prospect of another reduction in the rate of discount ere long. British railways and foreign bonds have been very little dealt in, and prices exhibit no movement of im portance. Banking and financial shares are still neglected. There is, however, a slight inquiry for the funds, which are per cent. better for money. The rate for good bills in the discount market to day is firm, at 3i to 4 per cent., although the appli cations are upon a very moderate scale. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are obtainable at 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 89i to 90, cum div., for I money, and 88 to I, ex div., for the account (6th December). The scrip of the new Russian Loan is rather fiat, at 1 to 1/ prem. The total subscribed cannot at present be accurately ascertained, owing to the enormous extent of the applications. Foreign securities are unaltered, with the excep tion of a reduction of 1 per cent. in 3lcxican. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 59 to 60 ; ditto, 1865, 33g to g ; Greek, 131 to 141 ; Spanish Passive, 202 to 21; ditto Certificates, 13?. to ; Italian of 1861, 53/ tog ; Mexican, isg to United States 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 704 to g, but Erie and Illinois Central railway shares have declined to 1 per cent, viz., to 48 to 491 and 77:1 to 78/ respectively. Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted 141 to 15, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference 3i to 4, showing no variation. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 2 dis. ; London Financial, 16)1 to 15 dia. ; General Credit, 2 to 1/ dis. ; Credit Foncier, 51 to 5 dis. ; National Discount, 91 to 10 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16/ to 17. Two O'CLOCK. Consols are unaltered, at s9i to 90, (UM die., for money, and 88g to is . , ex div., for the account. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 60c., showing uo change of im portance. The list of the new Russian Loan was closed last evening, and though the amount applied for is not known, it is said to reach between 20,000,0001. and 30,000,0001. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yester day was 94,0001. The undermentioned Australian gold ships are now at sea, viz. :—The Norfolk, with 113,000!. ; the Sir John Lawrence, with 37,500/. ; and the Wooloomooloo, with 25,500/. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady, and the only variation worth noticing was a further movement in favour of Russia. The list of rates is given below : Amsterdiun, 3 months, 11.19 to 11.191 ; ditto, short, 11.151 to 11.101 ; Rotterdam, 3 months., 11.111 to 11.191 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 23.421 to 23.47!•; Brussels, 3 months, 23.421 to 25.471; Hamburg and Altuna. 3 months, 13.9 to 13.91 ; Berlin, Cologne, Sc., 3 mouths, 6.25 t to 6.2.01.; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 311 to 31.11 ; Paris, shot:, 25.13 to 25.25 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.371 w 2 7 ,42 1 . ; )Lug illes, 3 months, 25.37! to 2.5.42 ;Frankfurt:mt-the-MMue, 3 months, 1194 to' 120; Vieaua, 3 months, 130 to 13.5 ; Trieste, 3 months, 130 to 13.5 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 47; to 47„'• ; 3 months, 48 to 47 j ; Cadiz, 3 months, 4.4 to 48$ ; Ses Ale, 3 months. 480. to 48 , _Malaga, 3 months, 4s, to 471 ; Valencia, 3 months, 4.5,; to 4,1 ; Bar celona, 3 mouths, 48i; to 481 ; Balms, 3 mouths, 47i to 471 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 47:: ; lAzhorn, months, 27.10 to 27.x1; Genoa, 3 months, 27.10 to 1.20; Naples, 3 months , 27 . 10 to 27.20 ; Palermo, 3 months, 27.10 to 27.20 ; 5h:6 , IA, a mouths 27.10 to 27. W; Lisbon, 90 slays' date, 511 to 31.'. ; Oj.orto, 90 days date. 511 to 31i. At Paris and Brussels the rate of discount in the open market is now 21 per cent. ; at Hamburg and Berlin, 3i ; at Vienna : at Turin, ; at Frankfort. 11 ; at Amsterdam, 3; and at St. Petersburg, 71 per cent. The Crown Agents for the Colonies disposed of Ceylon Government exchange yesterday by public tender for 500,000 rupees. The at Mi., on was fixed at Is. 11d. per rupee, and the whole amount was allotted at and above that rate. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2171. over the corresponding week of last year. A general meeting of the shareholders of the London Joint Stock hank is called for the 17ili January. A meeting of London, Chatham, and Dover Railway " Common Fund" shareholders is invited for Tuesday next, at the London Tavern, " to con sider the steps necessary to be taken to maintain their rights us defined by the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway (Additional Powers) Act, 1862." A correspondent writes from Milan that the Earl and Countess Russell, accompanied by their daughter, have lately visited the Victor Emmanuel Gallery. The immense extent of this magnificent structure appeared to strike his lordship with astonishment and admiration. his lordship, ac companied by the ladies, ascended to the highest point of the building, in order to examine the iron work of the roof covering the gallery and great octagon. He expressed himself highly pleased with his visit to the gallery, and the other works now being carried on with energy by the City of Milan Improvements Compory. We are informed that Mr. Watkin, M.P., as chairman of the South Eastern Railway Company, goes to-day to Paris, with a view to obtaining the consent of the French government to suspend the Custom-house examination of passengers' bag gage, at all events during the Exhibition year. The London Stock and Share Company (Limited) have issued the catalogue of securities which are to be offered for sale by auction at the Baltic Sale rooms on Tuesday next. The lots are 177 in number, and comprise for the most part railway and miscellaneous securities. The judicious plan is adopted of particularising in the catalogue such lots as are to be sold " without reserve." FRIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 83i to ex div., for the 6th December, opened this morning at 88;1 to I, and closed at 8::4? to ~ For money the last price was 891 to „1, with div. The o ffi cial busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 90;, 891, 90) ,• ditto, for account, 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 8%, ; New Thre per Cents., 871, ; Bank Stock, 249 ; India Stock, 215, 16 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1061, 6 ; ditto Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 100! • ditto Five per Cent. Debentures, 1021 ; ditto 'Bonds 255. prem. Indian G overnment securities were steady. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Is. to ss. prem. The foreign stock market was fiat, and the ten- 1 dency of prices union ourable. The Viceroy of Egypt's loan was heavy, and fell 2i per cent.; Danubian and Russian of 1850 also declined 1 per cent. ; Egyptian of 1864, Spanish Passive, and Turkish of 1862 and 1865 (Five per Cents.), 1 ; ' the Committee's Certificates, 4 ; and Portuguese, On the other hand, 1 Turkish Six per Cents .of 1865 rose 3 per cent.; ditto of 1863, 2 , ditto of 1858, 1 ; and Mexican, Bank shres were dull, and a decline of took place in Anglo-Emtian, Australasia, and London and Brazilian. - h•ovincial Banking Corporation were also 10s. lower. Financial shares were fiat, with a preponderance of sales. International Financial and General Credit declined ss. and 2s. 6d. respectively. Prices closed as follows •.—lnternational Financial, 2f to 2 dia. ; General Credit, 2to 1 die. •, London Financial, Ito 15 } die. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 5 to 5 dia. Atlantic C able shares were little dealt in, and prices . showed no variation of importance. Anglo- American Telegraph closed at At to ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 3f to 4, and Telegraph Construction, at die. to par. MINES.-(TIIIS DAY.) Ows o'CUm. In the mining market to-day, North Crofty, East Grenville, and West Caradon are inquired for, but other sh-tres are neglected. North Crofty are quota 2i to 1 ; East Grenville, 2,1 to 1 ; West Caradou, 14 to i ; East Lovell, 9 i to 10- Prince of Wales , 24a. to 265. ; Wheal Seton, 146 to 150 ; North Treskerbv, 21 to 4 • East Caradon. ' & to i ; and Chontalef... 2I to t, call paid. The sub;oin.?ti report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : There M a decided falling off in the demand for metals, and price* have a downward tendency ; cheap money seems : to be without intutmce, and there are but poor pros= • of it speedy iruproi , ement. Iron.—The Welsh iron is steady ; still makers would make a slight concession for orders of importance. The reports from Staffordshire ars of a dull character, and prices somewhat easier. Scotch pig iron 1 . 1414 receded to s*.is. ta d . cash. Copper.—A doll and unsatisfactory market ; sales cannot be aim* =las 11 at ruinous prices, and quotations for English as *ell as for foreign copper are quite nominal. Tin is easier to buy the last transactions in tine Straits have been at 811 ., sad good merchantable at 80i. cash, while for Banes, s 2/. sad Si!. 10e. has been accepted. English tin rather firmer. The Dutch market is firm at 47. Tin Plates.—Market very dull, and heiyers holding off. Lead.—A tirm market, with a good home trade demand. Spelter.—After a few small sales at 20 1 . 17s. Cal. spot, the price has recovered to 211. Ti. 6d., at which there are now buyers ; 21/. Eis. paid for Janu a ry; sleci..l p:acels in outports, 21/. is. lid. to 1 211. 105. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr rar.crr.ic AND ncrctmArroxar, TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OW cusitesroNDEcr.) The market cJutiuues rely strong, and the sales foot op 12,000 to 1),v00 lades. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following prices :—Toww tallow, 435. 3.1. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 4:s. ; De cember, 445. ; Jauuary to March, 445. 6d.; March, 455. MaliaEr AVEILti,E.S.—Town tallow, 455. 9d. ; fat bf ditto, 2s. : yellow Russia, 454. ; melted stag. 345. ; rough aitto, les. lid. ; greases, ltis.; good dregs, Imports this 4,004 casks. SMITHFIELD ILLY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. CharleilJ,ines F..isten retarts trade slow at thef following prices :—Prime clover, from 100 s. to 115 s. ; inferior ditto, WA. to !4 s. ; rime second cut clover. 90a. to IlkM. ; inferior ditto, :a;a. to 70s. ; prime meadow ' hay, 80s. to 85a. ; interior ditto, 555. to 70a ; straw, 36e. to 440- COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Autumnal produce of most kinds continues plentiful. Pine-apples are still abundant. The usual varieties at pears in season are also sufficient for the demand. Grapes, both hothouse and Spanish, are still arriving in large quantities, as are likewise new oranges, which are selling at from 4s. to tie. per hundred. Prickly pears and pome granates may also be had ; the former fetch 2s. is& per dozen, and the latter from Is. to lie. per dozen. Kent 0011 nuts umuttuin li.t week's prices. Vegetables continuo abundant. Portugal onions realise from Ca. to 12a. per 100. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, chrysanthemums, dahlias, pclargonimus, fuchsias, mignonette, and room FHC IT. Nuts, HentCobo, per 100 114., 0:4 to 70a Remo. per dozen, Os to 05 I Vine Apples, toe Ik, 3s to Gs Walnuts, per bush., Vo to 911 'A RUA. iteihromno, p. pntt., Is tld to creie, p. prm., SS uni. , ns, per bush., Sato Ss ed l'arsky, per 3 sieve. Is GI to 21 Potatoes, York Regents. p. toe, nos t.. 1205 socks, do., Pas to 1005 Flukes, lids to 1405 do. Kidneys, Gs to 1411 per cwt. Radishes, p. 12 lien., is to Ise& vv Kale, p. 34 to :NUJ Niniarh, per bosh.. do to its Tundps, per hunch, 3,1 to 4al Apples, per bush..l. Ss to ds Chestnuts, per bus!'.., Ils to tlraes, per B. f. t.. 1,111111114, per ts. 1 , 4 Melons, toreien, eacb, 3.s to es • Artichokes, per Ilot '2i to is Peet, per doz., Ii to ti PC: .I"Z Itto 2 1 carrots, per lunch, id to pt p 00.. , to 4 ; !..1 to la C.l eneueohers, each. •si to :It Endive, per se •ro. 1 , to is Cl tiartic and shallots. per lb , btl I Herbs, per louncit bd llorse Radish, p lord, .st:d to is Leeks, per lomat od Lettuce 0, per s •re. lc to is Cd Mint, per bunch. to 441 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITEnI.OOI, 31. -gales to-day: (]neat Eastern, 361-- 3 atimeddre and Yorl.shire. 12.1 -London, Chatham. aid Dover, Pt-London and North Weston, 1171 1 1 1-Nlam:bestir, Sher neld. and Lincolnshire. 401; - Midland, 1231-South Eastern, It! / -Furness. atei runless, 311-CoMolo Weil Lake. Burii. 4-Grivid 'le unk ,if casetila, 1 -Great Western .4C:wail:is 1.10-.ttliniti; and iii. Git Weitern 7 per cent. Con volidated Bods, 14-trio, 50-United States 5.20 Bond., 701 -- Dutch ithent,ln, 41 p ;rent Luxembourg shares. 121 7-Pl-Na tional Bank .4 Liverpool . Limited, 1 and Foreign Marine Limited., .i. 16 p -Ltvenas.l and Ltind.rn and( tithe Fire mid tile. b p.-1 Ilion Monne I.indt.ll , It p.-Atlantic Telegraph jar 4.-n•ca . ::1:. Steam new share., 3.4 p. 31..iNcitc-re.:. Nov. ..L3 -"rue market was grout, and prices steady. Diffilln and fake Foroier of England Liediell . F. 41 -Erics. 30, C l l-4 irest Eastern, int Northern A, 19111- Gnutil Trunk 44 anada. 181, 131-Great Western of Canada, 13, 1. :3. 1-Ile a 14,14. and co. . SI .t.-Laacashire and Yorks.:ore, 124, .4-I,OnOoo fool North Weit , 2ll. 1171.--31anelierter, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 124-Midland. I=l - 1.-Thrones and Mersey Marine Insinannt I :41mIttsr, p States SitO Tears' Bonds, 701. lintMlai3i4g, Nov. ti.-linsineas done: Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Guaranteed S.r. per Cent.. at 129. Clueing prices: 'I calf- hpin %eon Bitilwiiy share*. 131 to 14: Lloyd's Bank to 7 1 prem : N o ttingham Joint Stock thank. 2 to 11 .liA ; Midland 11 t o Stalfonlahire Financial 1 'vilerßollway Corri ge 4/Ihury,, 14 t• 11 prem.. and Metal (Linke 1 11 to 11 ills special smilemont ihrminaliam Banking Company shares Limited 2stli ::and ::;01: loptaiit. DUBLia, Nov. 22.-Three per Cent. Consols, 891-Ni . Three tas Cent. Stock, 1471 t-letto, for new account, Cal Hot. Banking Compaby con paid., 371. Muirter Rani Limitet! 31 paid . 4 41-Nall.mal Bank (00 pap), Gil Ditto. for account, 'la-papal Bank CIO Ind., 32, -Great South ern and Western , paid . nli -Midland Great We.tent and RI. Canal 000 5.4 1 -11mblin, Wicklow, and Wexford.:. ter 1 tent Pitki , redeem. all paid . , 45--Great Southern and estorn. 4 per emit. pin p.. 412 gni° paid 1-Waterfidd and Li ' merick, oar cent. redminiable all ]aid , 451. The benchers of Lincoln's-inn have given a site in New-square for the erecti on of a temporary building, in which will be ex hibited the models and drawings of the new l'aLace of Justice. THE ArrIDENT TO MR. R ATNES.—This gentleman, it will be remembered, was Accidentally shot at the opening of the partridge season while with a shooting party near Beverley. Mr. Raines is now so far recovered that he is able to resume hie official duties, and on Thuriday be presided at the Yorkshire County Court at Molten for the first time since the accident. MELANuIIOLY DEATH ON PORTOBELLO SANDA. On Tuesday last a dead hotly, which was afterwards iden tified as that of Mr. Hemp Liater firCuteheon, formerly of this city, agricultural implement manufacturer, residing in Portobello, was found lying on Portobello Sands. The corpse wan taken to the police-office, where a pet 'wriest es.uumation was made, but no marks of violence were found upon the hotly. pmts supposed that in walking alotg the shore from a prayer eeting, which he was in the habit of attending on Monday evenings, the deceased fell down In a fit, and the title coming in bad flowed over him. — Carl al JOIIPIOII. GUILDFORD FAIR, Nov. 22.—The great antmnn fair of Guildford was held in this town yesterday, and brought together a large number of Surrey fanner e. There was a fine display of cheep on sale, and, notwithstanding the high prices demanded by dealers, the sheep pens were quickly sold out at the following prices :—Southdown and cross-bred store wethers, 55.. to GO.. a head ; tegs, 445. to 52. ; and Lands of last season. 335. to 375. per ditto. Young ewes forward in lamb, 465. to rAs. ; and aged ewes , 325. to 314. ; and ewe 111111b14 for stock, 30s. to 40s. a hea Rants and top lambs, 3to 7 guineas. The horse fair com prised a large show, and handsome cart horses sold hand at 3some 0 to 40 guineas, and aged ditto , 12 to 20 guineas ; cart and nag colts, 20 to :15 guineas ; and horses fur single harness and riding purposes, 30 to 40 guineas ; and ditto for vans, omnibus, and heavy draught, :15 to 45 guineas ; and pony colts, 4to 8 guineas. The horned store stock fair was prohibited. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTR.—The trsdlc re ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week ending November 17, on 12,711 miles to 689,92 d., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12,482 miles, to fira.,46B/. ' showing an increase of 207 miles, and of 27,437 /. The gross receipts on the fol lowing fourteen railways amounted, in the eggregate, on 9,173 miles to 581,5061. sad for the correspond ing week of 1865 on 9 .034 miles, to 560.080/., showing an increase of 139 miles, and of 21,486/. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 217/. - on the Greet Eastern to 706/. ; on the Grea t S ou thern and Western to 3211. ; on the Great Western, to 2,768/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 3,4601. ; on the London and North Western, to 1,65-51. • on the London and Brighton, to 1,347/. ; on the Losidon and South Western, to 1,449/. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield. and Linoolnahire, to 1,1661. ; on the Midland, to 3,005/. ; on the North British, to 1,4681.; on the North-Eastern, to 2,691/. ; on the South-Eastern, to 1,6111.—t01d, 21,7671. ;. ' but from this must be deducted 2811., the decrease on 1 the Great Northern, leaving the increase as above, 1 21,486/. The goods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 353,9771., and for the corresponding week of 1865 to 342,1001 showing an increase of 13,87V5,589/.7/. The receipts for psasengers, parcels, lee., amounted to against 217,9801., showing an increase of 7,609/. The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted. on 3,567 miles, to 108.359 f., and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,486 miles, to 10'1.388/. showing an increase of 81. sulks and of 5,9711. The tolial receipts of the past weak show a decrease of 15,0071. as compared with those of the preceding week, ending the 10th inst. 7: - I the ). 10, while ; hhs olliat f you Wig• the ili a the t these goes rime. la aro as sent rith tbe ULL e broke milliner, 1 of tiro :~ I '