The Express. — London, England, 1867-11-15 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BT TILLGRAPIL) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP S Thermometer ... Themisto Pauline _ SWEEIISTLKE& Epigram Lute Slater to Flying Jib • . 5 ran. WELTER HANDICAP. Due Bourmn• 1 Miss Boswell ... 2 Actass Four ran. Winner objected to for going the wrong shit ef the post. NURSERY HANDICAP. Van Diemen ... ... ... Morning Star ... ... ... -• Toby ... _ ... Iran. LONGS'EIt STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and a quarter. sir Bobby, Pearl Direr, Despatch, Cabin Hoy, Moose, Huntsman's Daughter, Greenland, Thalassius,an d Northill are here. Al 'T N SE. Three miles and a half. 'Despatch, Knave of Tromps, Sir William, Ells, Pearl Diver, Greenland, Tom Thumb, and Captain Croestree are here. HANDICAP HURDLE. One mile and three quarters. Pearl Diver, Moose, Skirmish, Knave of Trumps, De vetch. Hopvine, Tumult, Greenland. Monitress, Owen Roe, Marie Louise, Captain Croestree, Northill, Lord Wed degrave, and Elegance are here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. Bounceaway, Bat 121 b ; Queen of Trumps, fist 91h ; Elate, s,t 71b ; Syoee, Net 31b ; Confederate, Nat2lb ; Tortuga, :st IMb ; Ring of Spades, 7st 41b ; Adanianthea, 7st 4lb ; Moehrie, Get 121 b ; Feemy, bet 91b ; Northern Star, fat 71b ; Prima Donna, fist 7lb ; Columbine, Gat 31b ; Rosa Nem. Get 21b ; Coup d'Eolat, fist 23b ; Limner, Est ; Cot ; Beautiful Star, Est 10lb ; Ladylike f, sst 71b. All are here. MutPram—Sprite and Miss Dodson.. On Wednesday evening fifteen hundred conser vatives dined together at We!field, Rochdale. The toast of her Majesty's ministers was proposed by Sir A. Ram say, and responded to by the Hon. A. Egerton, M.P., who vindicated the policy of the Conservative Reform Bill, and expressed his opinion that it was a large and substantial measure. Mr. C. Turner, M.P., said household rating suffrage was a safe basis for the franchise, and that the Reform Act was not only a liberal but a conservative measure. The One-Hundred-and-Fourtaezth Session of the Society of Arts will commence on Wednesday next, the 20th inst., when the opening address wiU be delivered by Mr. William Hawes, F.G.S., Chairman of the Council. The death of M. Philorene Boyer, well known in the literary world of Paris for his writings, is announced. He was only 40 years of ago. The klpori describes the wedding dress worn by the Queen of Greece on the occasion of her marriage. She had a robe of cloth of silver embroidered with bouquets of silver flowers, buttoned down the front by enormous diamonds, fastened round the waist by a belt in the Greek pattern of diamonds, a smeller trimming to match running round the top of the corsage and sleeves ; necklace, brace lets, gm, in diamonds, a diadem being placed on the fore head, whilst the royal crown in diamonds was fastened at the back of the bride's head. The train, of several yards in length, was of crimson velvet lined with ermine. TILE METEORS AS SEEN AT PARIS. —The an nouncement made by astronomers that a fall of shooting stars would be seen last night, was completely realised. The sky being clear, this spectacle was witnessed to groat advantage, and between one and three in the morning the number of aerolites was so great that they could not be counted.—Gatignani. WILLS AND Bagursrs. —The will of Kenneth Mecanlay, Esq., Q.C., formerly M.P. for Cambridge, is contained in these few words :—" One thousand pounds to my brother Tom, all the residue to my dearest wife absolutely.—Kth. Macaulay." The will is without date, but was written by the testator on April 22 or 2:3, 1865. The testator died July 29, 1867, at Ardin capls House, Cambridgeshire, at the age of 52. The personalty was sworn wider 12,000/. The testator was the youngest son of the Rev. A. Macaulay, and wade of the late Lord Macaulay, P.C.—The will of Edward Fisher Sanderson, Esq., formerly merchant of the city and state of New Torit, but late of Sheffield, was proved at Wakefield, under 80,000/. personalty in this kingdom—the executors for England and elsewhere, ex cept America, being Thomas gentlemen Pinnies, Esq., of Lincoln's-inn, and Edward Tozer, of Sheffield, the confi dential clerk in the house of Sanderson Brothers, and Co. ; the executors for the United States being Julius C. Sanderson, Edward Frith, and Gilbert M. Speir. The wife is appointed guardian of infant children. The late Charles Stockton, jeweller, of Birmingham, died pos sessed of 10,000/. personalty, and has left charitable be. quests to several institutions in th a t t own — v i z ., th e General Hospital, Queen's Hospital, General Dispensary, each 100/. • Blueeoat School, Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Blind As ylum, each 501. ; and small legacies to other institutions. The late Mrs. Marianna Hooper, of Andover, has bequeathed to each of the fol. lowing societies a legacy of 5001.—viz., the Church Mis sionary Society, the Society for the Progagation of the Gospel, Wesleyan Missionary Society, an d th e Ch urc h Building Society, as well as legacies to several other cha rities.—The late Sir Charles Bugge Price, Bart. ' died intestate, and limited letters of administration of his estate and effects have been lately taken out.—The wills of the undermentioned have been recently proved:—Richard Walker, Esq., 60 , 0001 . personalty ; James Comb e , 30,0001. ; John Hollock, Esq., 30,0001. ; John Propel% Esq., 30,0001.—Blegrutcd Losdom hews._ 'GAME.—The grouse season is drawing to a close and on the whole it has been indifferent. Many inland moor, in Ayrshire and Galloway got a jubilee, there being scarcely a single covey in several plsoes where they in ordinary seasons are abundant. Those who held ground not far from the sea fared better, there being scarcely an disease at the opening of the rea s on ; b u t cur i ous ly enoug h as the season advanced the disease appeared on the coast moors also, and has continued more or less up to this time, birds hatched this year and is, good plumage being found, some dead, and others too emaciated to be able to fly. There was about an average stock of partridges, but owing to the lateness of the harvest, they were very strong and shy before the sportman's chance came, and many covies are yet unbroken. During the last eight days • good many woodcock have been shot in Ayrshire. This would indicate a severe winter, as we have bad very little frost yet. Pheasanta have not bred well, and are very scarce.—Agr dr/v(44er. ROL SE DISZASE.—An old sportsman, who has good opportunities of observation, sends us (says the Ayr Adrert r) the following remarks on the grouse disease : "I am surprised that any rational doubt can exist as to the cause of the grouse disease. It is nothing more than an inadequate supply of proper food. Such inadequacy may arise from several causes. Hero it was the late spring frost destroying the young heather; in some places it may arise from over-stocking with sheep, which naturally select the young heather ; in others, with too much burn ing and too late in the spring. It is more than half • century since I began grousing upon the Duke of Beau. fort's hills in Monmouthshire. There are few countries which I have not shot over, and my attention has been very much directed to the ir food, as indicated by the state of their crops. nil in good seasons is filled with the tops of the young heather, • few berries being the exception ; this year their crops were full of grass and unripe corn. The tape-worm is the effect of improper or insufficient food. Here we have little tape-worm, but birds very thin—another effect of improper or insufficient food; and I am inclined to think the absence of tape-worm here arises from the birds being stronger in consequence of the abundance of corn they got in the beginning of winter. THE GOVERNMENT AND THE IRISH RAILWAYS. —DUNDALK, Nov. I3.—Since the commencement of this week Messrs. Jacombe and Johnstone, the engineers ap pointed by the royal commission on Irish railways to inspect and report upon the state of the permanent way of the northern lines, have been engaged in examining the Dublin and Drogheda and Dublin and Belfast Junction railways. The inspection is carried out in • very com plete and effective manner. A special engine and carriage have been placed at their disposal. The engine pr seeds slowly along the line. stopping at every distance of about two hundred yards. The engineers then leave the carriage, and the state of the rails, sleepers, hal lasting of the line, de., are accurately noted. The staff for inspecting the locomotive departments are expected down the northern lines in a few days.—Dublin Zrrafng Sax KING RAILWAY ACCIDENT TO A STATION MASTER.—On Tuesday morning a melancholy accident oc curred on the Derby and Ripley branch of the Midland Railway, near Kilburn, by which the station master (Mr. Henshaw) was seriously injured. Early yesterday morn ing the station master was opening a " paring gate " for a train, when, from the dense mist that was prevailing at the time, he seemed to have been deceived as to the exact whereat:lints of the train. Before he had time to get out of the way, the approaching engine knocked him down and the carriages passed over him. Assistance was promptly rendered, the unfortunate man was placed in a • and conveyed to Derby Infirmary, where it was happily found that only one of his legs and arms bad been broken. Hopes are still entertained of his recovery. Nottingham Journal. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Barristi PU66II2IIIIOWP. ih. 1 Pd. 1 Lauarara 1 Mang prior. 1 aim 11111 ,an Anan11•&114. towropes 5.3 55 - S IN Dem.llst.&C.ln. glltte. 166 104 104 SO 14 Do. 1 Nara- - - e -, 1101 all Ilnillalo & Lake lima $4 3 1 1 9. - 10 an Da Pr. wrosee. . 1 6 .. 101 100 1111.,l000d,Modieioi - 6 pa ant 187244 O7 70 - 0l 106 ON &8. Eaotorn 6p. ng - - - el 100 06 Plo T. &Dock Ilp i tt 45 80 - 160 an Desserara,7p.ape 97 99 -, 011. 100 La Brgal go. E de._ 103 104 104 1 10 121 1)0. do. 6do -.- -. 81 1 1100 Peet Indlan ga. sdo 110 111 1101 10 ID 5 Do. L Shores.- le 2pa - N. ilOO Grind Trunk °Monads 164 171 - 100 fon Do. Igulp. M. RNAat so ea - tOO I all Do. la out. Bona__ 44 49 - MO 1 all Do. Sad pref. Bonds. 34 37 37 100 , a Do. Ilrol pref. Stock 24 00 29 100 1 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 19 10 - 4l 1100 Great Indian Peolnale 160 1001 109 1 20 all Do. ga. 1 per sent. - -pm 1 - 10 6 Do. New do 1 lepm - t 4 2 Do. New ..- 1 10 1 3 1 pm 3 11 111 100 at 8. of India. g6p. et 1021 1 - ea 100 Do. af per ant. 93 96 -, 101 all at. Western of Canada 1111 161 161 1 4 Wr an , D u i.: . ..Bdapay.lB73 100 WI - 1 160 all Do. do. do. 1877-8. 87 91 - 10 1 eMLlmited) - - Ns; - 91 100 Madras luor. 6la cent 10 3 1 104 1 - 0 NO Do. de. 41 40.- 96 90 - el 100 Do. do. de do. _ 92 94 , * all Do. 1711th Extenalon - ..- 1 -. /40 I an 1 I , Slab. and lloaosislim 40 11 - 100 all I Do. 6p. et, pay.** 96 97 - IN i all Do. IS p. et, mug' 02 83 I - It. 1100 ' N.R oreon.ass c.146p.8. - - - St. all l Onde&Ruhllkond,g spc 1011 1021 - 10 1 21, 110. Shares do Idls Ipts • - St. all 1 Do. Nulhatee at. la Soindo gua 6 per cent lO6 106 1104 91 000 Do. Dahl do. -- - 1011 do.- - - par - 102 m , 1011 10 , 16 I Do. do. It IGO ' Do. Punfaub do. 102 103 1024 BC IN Do. Lido lid riodli. 87 89 -. BRITISH MINES. No. 1 812. 1 311312. 1 Pd. ICL prime 1 8/04e. ION - Chiverton - 8 1 44 64 - .....1 .. Clifford AMU.. ll4 1,0211 Der. G. Con. (Tarkeek.) 1 475 436 -- 111,800 i .. Drakewalls - 8121 - Zia Basset (Illogan) 3l 15 4 I/ -- 6,141 - Eat Caradon . ... - - 0,000. - lad Corn Brea - LON .. Ead Grenville . 1,901 .. last Lovell 6,000 .. L W. 142,0011 (Tavlstk ) , 111.7.6 11 2 - 480, .. Grumbler & St. Aubyn 68 1 2 - 11,600 4 Grua Lazey (Umlbsd) all 17 18 - o,oo' - Great South Tolgua - 8,008 .. G. W. Voss (Ralston) , 40 17 18 - 6,000 - Omen* 1 9.0.6 1 4 1 .- 1,024 .. nerocro Foot - 6,000 .. Hingston Down 6.10.0 2 21 - 696 .. Margaret (Uny Want) 13.17.6 6 8 - 9,000 .. Marko Valley - 40,000, 4 Untidy Iron Ore _ 400. .. New Rouser - $ 46 700 .. IN - 8,640... North! Wheal Crotty United i . 8.14.0 24 2 1 ...- I:120 7. Pr°4l 4Zace (T. Lelant), 111.17 10 81 (o . 112 .. . Camden St. Clary 11 NO 400 •-• 6,1111 - tb Condurrow - 4N - .W. Princes (Inman), 1013.0 05 40 rd 9811 .. Stray Park ....... 1 85.11.11 4 6 - 0 900 .. Tin L.Toft - 000 _ Wed Basset (Mogan) li 1 1 1 -• 1,024 _ W. Caradon (Llakoard) 181 6 6 - /,00 .. Wed Chiverton - - 400 _ Wail Solon - 111; - Int. Basset (Illogan) 11 90 100 .- 111 P _ Ins. Buller MadruthO lB - - - I,lloil Wheal Solon - 100 105 - 1,0691 Wh. Trammel (1048.1 :1 1 ).0 7 9 DEBENTURE STOMA No. 1 Ob. 1 doom. IPd 1 Cl. Delia. I Bala. 491,023 St. OtEan 4 p.c. lfar.&Bei.loo - - - maim St. G.Nttoi.4p.e. Jan.&.l ,100 93 96 - 610,000 fn. G.Witn.-W. 11.--03., 1 p.Jan. & July .... 100 90 96 - 118,000 1 Bt. lano.&Th.4p.c.Jan.42Jly 100 94 96 •-• - 61 1 0, 86. 9t. Len.4g.c.Jan.&Jly 100 - - 84. L. etN.W.4p ßsigh. .c.Jan.& July 100 95 97 -• UR Si. Do. 81p.o. Jan.&July 100 - - - 119,7311 St. L.&8.W.4p.e. Jan.& July 100 92 94 - 1009000 ft liklland.4p.c.Jan.&July,loo 94 95 - .. , 84. N. Brings, E. P. & D.8.,1 -- - 1 69. a., Peb. & Aug .. 100 -- - - 114481 81 N.Patre.,4p.e.Jan.&Jbly 100 03 96 ... ..- IN. .800t.N.R.,4p.aAp.&00.100 - - - MOUS. ro. !Rif OoKnauss. TBI taritsBS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, 1867. 01DINAIT BEAR AID ITOCIIL Oh. ISe I 11A1LMSTO I C5 : k2 ..4• 86 I 85544 04th . to 1 p.m. Bt. 100 (Caledonian limist. 01 83 - 81 11141 Caledonian 80 81 801 1 791 N. 100 Canteen 20 se l Oornwan 2 4 - 81. 100 .thablthendlellathJane 73 79 - BC IN IDumdee,theth&Abdln 70 72 - !d 6 illthlteendam se -.- 100 all I Da any - - - 80. 100 Nespew made Wooden) 100 102 - N. 100 erLe s :S il eiders Ord. 91, 30 sOf 301 11 NM 84. 11l De. LA. Stk., N 0.2 61 41 - 84. 100 immONcalatotithothand 15 16 - 88. 100 Northam - 107 100 1013) M. 100Do.A J•rea. moth/ am 1101 1111 1111 1 I 84. 106 Do.B 3 &lap. Ala peldS 13 125 - 88. 100 Do. Ord. Del DM.Btock -.-. - 81. .100 l el South & West. (ire.) 04 06 - Bs. ,IN greet Wasters - -.- 451 46 45 1 11 5 81. 100 Do.StourVthOna.343 s- - !K 105 Do. South Wale -.., - - - N. 100 Do. W. 1410.-Onterd 25 30 - Bt. 100 Do. Do. Newpoet El 31 - St. PM Ltheathhe&Yorkehelp 1211 122 132 11 f Ms 100 Loa ,Brishtn, &B.Coaot 62 53 521 1 94. 100 Loodamthisthath&Dov 171 IS - Bt. 1011 Do. list Estes 116 p.a. 12 15 - Si. 100 London&NorthWasta. 1131 1131 1131 1 el IN London&SouthWastan 78 80 79 Bt. 100 Has Shet,&Lbscolnala 47 48 84. 100 lleththolitan l2l 1211 474 11 1 13 81. 100 Do. Estension, divi dend 6p. et. 11111870 10) 111 110 84. 100 NelropolitenDUlNN- 83 85 - ID 15 Do. do. do. - - - - 15 se Do. &St. John'abwo . od - - - Ot. 100 I ledland ll6l 1161 1161 1 1 84. 105 Do. Wm. & Darby. 85 87 - 81. 100 North Britt& 321 351 - a. no ao.sam,pora:iiia - 1: - - - Bt. 1100 N. es N. 991 1001 100 091 1 IS . 114 Do. G. N. I Path - - - - Bs. 1160 Do. Leeds -.. 59 61 - 84. 160 Do. York ...-_...,.. bi 81 - Bs. 1100 , Do. Carlisle._ - - - , St. 100 Do. Blook&thettai. 129 131 - ss lau De. do., 180041 - - - - 80.100 Nor th London .. -- _I 115 117 1151 16 110 II , Do. do., 1366- --1 1 11 pm - 84. MO NorthStafterdthire_..l 01 63 - 81. 10 N. &B. Withers Jane. 110 112 - 81. IN Shropahno Union -- i 16 57 - 88. 1010 loath Devon..-.. , a 46 - Bt 1•5 South eastern 166 661 661 90 al inasawcatosia - Zi; et 84 - 8L 10 TM vas - 10 5 Do. C - - pm - 81. 00 I Wabarford & Kaman, me vs. 15 I 1 5 Mambo & Whitehall - - - JOINT MX& UM& - BAN ti. --- 1441 ce: 40,006 10 Agra Bank (Llis.).4 -.. 4 1 1 11 14 1 - 60,000; 10 Do. B. - 8 10 - 60 Litton - 11 6 3 die - 40,000 100 Allianc e L imi t ed .... 16 111 . ii, 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian_ .. _... 4 21 8 yet 81 40,000 20 Anglo Egyptian (Lim.).. all 114 16 - 10,G10 10 Anglo Italian (I.Amitl4). 111 6 4db - 60,900 40 Auatralsaia . - . an 62 64 - 12,00 90 Bankolliritt;liCaumi.Es . all 12 14 - 1;600 10 Do. New, based 1 pm.l I 4 3 dia .- 10,000 U Bank of Egypt -.. . an 53 SS -. U,OOO, 20 Bank of Otago (Lim ited] 10 6 4Ms - 20,000 60 BankolVictoria,Aus U - w. - 00,000 10 Bank of New Zealand_ 119 7 9gm - 10,000 60 British N. AMM0..... all 61 63 - 10,000 20 C. Bk. In dls, Ana CURB an 1d 19 ISI 30,000 26 Chart. We. of Indbions. an 26 28 - 60,000 20 City --........,.. NI 124 134 - UOOO too Colmar-. . II sr 30 - 200,000 10 Consolidated l ank ''''' 4 par los 41 10,000.10 Delhi and London (1..).. SS ..- e- - 10,000 SO last London (Limited) 11 2 IMs - 60,000 20 liastern Exchange(Lira.) 11 - -Ma - 06,400 DO Inglish and American . 10 4 2 illa - 10,000 10 ling.Bankß.delanotroL 10 3 1 ills - 10,004 10 lng.Scotb Aual. eliartd Oil 161 171 -. 10,00 601 linglisb snd Swedish (L) 16 w. -es - 10,000 100 imperial Bank (Linaltat 20 13 19 - 00,600 90 I=isl Ottoman .... 10 11 Inds 0( - 6.000 26 Do. New -. II - - - 100,000 10' Land Mort Bkneilki(L) 4 11 21414 ad - 2000001100. Do.Sy a. Deb.,lB64,lloyrit all 33 86 - 11,000 SO l Lon.Bk.ciflltaloodka.(L) 10 11 9Ma - 11,000100 London sod Brazilian-I 46 17 25 ills -. 9;000 20 1 Do. New - 6,000 100 +London& Blvarrate(L) 60 3 6 per -. 40,000 26 Do. do. do 'lo par Ipm - 60,000 10 Lon. az Bank in AnabLl ail 14 26 25 37,800 60 I Louden and Coen4y- - ss 60 62 6 0 1 12,500 10 Do. New lac. at 20p. Byd. 9 -. .... - 7;960 SO London Joint Stock 111 116 37 36 U ,000 20 London di Soath Airier an 91 101 ad - 10,000 100 Coo. a 8.14mt0y4(1444) ID 4 2Ms - 6,000 60 London diViussaisla(L) 121 10 7as - 10,000 100' Loudon a Wasbababr. U 70 7! 711 70 10,000 100 1 DebelOdp.nons paid 110 21 30 pm 301 5,000 100 , Merchant Bank (Lbs.)., 16 9 6 ins - 10.000 00 ,If weentileglictian(L.) 10 9 7 lle - 10,000. 10 Metropolitan (Limited) an 6 8 - 6,000 100 Midland Bank (Lim) - 10,000 6 National ot kulrabala 4 - gee - 10,600100 000 100 National ot io ldeood- 11 N. Ito. of 61 w. - - 64000 10 Do. ma a i5.:47. is - - sat 4.000 ss National Bank - - -.. 39 - 60,000 10 New South wales-__ MI 64 60 - 6e,060 90 North Was Mis 73 -, ... - eo,ooo u °nada Book CrorWrii. .• ar a a - 17,210 10 ProvlabselnagOorp.(L) 10 7 6Ma - 90,000160 Irirdna. Ed Ireland - 4,000 10 Do. do. New , all - - - 60,600 26 eon* Aribena- - ... _; ad 27 29 - 17,061 100 ; eland. al B. 6. Atlas -, 26 13 11 Ma - 10,000 100 I Do. do. biz at 6 rm.l 10 8 6es - *OOO aAa IS I 17ioli ad usirati , al - 10,000 100 C o nlon d lreland a 1..... ;, is - - 9 Idle - sued a , thdos of Loudon -- - II 36 37 - )LONIAL No. 1 8P00& 11 Pd. 1 Cl. does. 1 Sad. 1100,000 BrlthhColazip.ot.,lB7l 100 - - - 100,0001 Do. 1896 110 - - -. - - 10.a.Soull p. 74 e.,187741i 100 102 103 103 ~. Do. Operet,b.i.A.g i : 100 100 102 - - Do.lperetllar.3l 101 100 102 - 1,11 - 4,11091 Do. SperelJsa.ll . 100 90 91 91 901 MAN Do. epee* las. 1 100 88 90 - 100,000 CapeollnlopeSper.lB7l 100 103 106 - Do. N. 11110.1000 109 105 106 1031 -- I Do. do. 188040, 100 103 116 - - Do. do. 111041,' 100 106 1117 - 11171.0011 D01p...Ap.1104.11100 1 100 93 05 - 100,000 Py10n,N0v.1163.6p.& 100 103 106 383,900 Do. 10711, do 1 ISO 109 109 xd 109 - zd 1.000,000 Do. 11171 do. -1 100 105 107 - 1100,011111Nundall pers 010870 100 101 106 - NUM Do. 1878 100 105 107 - 605,000, Do. 1881 100 106 118 .. 370,000 Do. UN' 100 106 1118 - 164600 Natalde.Sp.e.Ap.4oe. 100 101 103 - 100,000 Do. do. Maykliov. 100 1 103 106 - 100.000 New Neara.6loc4pereL 104 102 104 - 1.104,800 New South Wd . 1 I p.ad.,111 a 71 So Om 111711, 11* 981 991 - 4671,101 Do. 11 p. aUMS 1.1196 1 11111 96 le 961 1 960,000 D0.6p.nr,11 1 .167 to 1875 100 691 1001 - 110,000 Nina 7.4alasdiper amt. 1011 - - - 1.000,000 Do. Spar sal 100 011 961 101 1 100,000 Do. 6 par ad 1891 ( 100 1011 1061 - 100,000 Do.daldelJaa&Dwe 100 106 107 - 250,000,Nowillootta0p a.** 100 102 104 -. I.lllo.loolQuesailaad du Sp. in 100 1021 1031 10N 1.177, 4 1 Do. Do. lin lOO 1021 1031 10111 S 703, Ilindeov. p...,1147 100 - - - De. 1878 sad wan 100 106 108 -. 80,000,Th.Gov.11p...Jaa. Joly 100 1111 114 1121 7.000,0001 Do. op. et Aprll *Oa 100 110 111 1101 )1 IORNION ALAILWAYS. Ni. 1 14. 1 Kortwtru 1 *dap taloa 1 Sod 10 - A et noddle 71 81 PI A lo. Yrs. (L *like. 13 14 131 i 6 aB logglan I J.nettoa 1 II M a B.A.yrwi.aa.c7p.eam 13 1 14 2 - 10 all Comical Argentine __ 13 14 - 100 1 all - - -. Is , all C V ° l2ltanaka -- - - Pla -.. 100 INI Dunobarg I Wit& (1,.) 13 10 *a -. NI 16 Paoli Bled& -- - 31 4 pal - 10 , all 3*. . .- - 931 24 - N . all ideal olina - O* .. _ 20 12 id - AO 111 *trope& Central (L) lB 16 Ma - 10 1 all Anal Lazembourg 10 all Larabag-Czemowtt4) 1 3 3 1 14 •- II all Mazda (L) 4 l -- ID al Naa.elaapt By elm 1 10 - 20 al ,DoSp.a.Pri. t Eslg.gov le - 16 all ararliarn at Yrsoc• - 10 mil 31.1042.8.Agrear2p.0 2 4 .... 10 .111 Da Dedamed - - 10 on , lanreglan Think Fred - - - Man 1010eda (Sapnandla 5) 41 31 90 an /Pista,Lyomaandlliont, It 35 - 90 061224110 sod Odra, 83 3.5 - 10 an Awns &8. hada (L) 9 10 - M 111 :loyal Sardinian - - - - S, an Royal liddhh -- - - - 4 ian I Do. 7 per *at. - -. -. 10 ' all Ilimbro and Med . _ 464 - 10 I all Do. at* Pr& 00 ' all Saa PauloL leper ) g. 7 per og 183 1 81 -• 10 all S.AnstitLonzV 131 10 16 Sold East of Port enetlan ugal - 131 131 - ale - 10 811 Southern of Tranco 2O n * on ;Puha and Bavoito _ _ I 2 - B) all , We* Illaroden - 43 81 ‘d - 10 I ln i Do. oont. - ir:ei. Y. 04 rd - 23 . all Wad& 1 61 per 1.11. 01 France 11 21 - 70=0:4 M 1 NEN. la . skate 2 'llleatilloe Limited) .•. an 100.000, 1 Aaglo-Brauglad(Lim ) 20,000 10 Australia 15,00 e 16 Cape Copper (Limited) 7 11,000 2 CapulaBUrer (Limited) $66. 66006 6 Cb•stabi.o,6B.l6l2LA 4 10.000 20 iCoplapo (Limited) 16,162. 1 I Don Pedro. N. Da Rey 114.1 15,000 • IDM Del Bey prated) ell *OOO 2 IMtuaa (Limited ) _ 56,000 2 t tinokßolivlattoldt 10,000 20 gileneral 05,000 16 "Rapunda_(Lhaliel ) Ma 66,000 I Leann (11W .ted) ell 7,027 6 Lusitealan _ mow 4 I PaaalcUlo Copper ; 80,000 II 'Postmen. Gold (Lm.). 10.000 10 Pootra p Silver Lead all 100,600 6 Port 12.000. le Royal Cobra Copper 455 15,205 1 Roma Grande 10,000 1 IlertUsh Austral. (Lim ; all 11,000 20 St. John del Ray (Um ' 15 44174 80 United Mezhaut 1118 80,000 1 Val Antigoria Gold (L. 1 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Lim, • 6,000 10 Val Seam (Limited 7 moo 6 Weehoe Gold (Malted all 50,000 1 Worthing il/mited) 76.000 1 York, PenissalarLlm. •111 46.005. • YeilaanakarAas Pd. I C. prime. 1 1} Pal' Poi !pm‘ Ma 1 1 I I* IS •dis zd I i li I lidli i 012 1 Par • 11. 0-11 11-10' deo i li id 1 Os 4 ddb 10 AOOO-LmsticanT•la., 10 81. IZ.-„_loslkaa Wit .1 et . 4. TO lewspb II A Otgar Bent Amtc. , Aulrallaa jet - Anal:: !NC I: Bo Mil)liao-E-1447srail lekow Watmw : N a sa ushaa ew"kl".1"(4): : 5 Bon ( 1 4 5 Do i e Gis (Limns& w . ::. ) 5 3 0:045h American Lodi 00 i ' Canada Company TeL (L) ' 10 'Cukadialaciao4o,l.,fLl 110 Ceylon Com 1 212 • P titl - #Prg• - _ __ 10 Cdtn :at.seivskooslL 10 ;City Dl court, Limited. • CityolLoodong.lro.(l.) 20 City of Milan 12•200. g ) 10 Do. 16 City of Moscow Gas (LI 60 City Otloos(lim.) II Colonial (Limited) II Do. NO Commerelal Union Ins Cos. of AtricanMer.(l 20 Oontlnoatal Um Gas (L II Do. ....... . _ IS '3 11.0011 I 1166,000 U , - 10,000 10029261 £lOO,llO t m wo a dol! ILOOO 10,000 10,000 110,000 100,619 UMW/ 11,060 10,900 110,000 WO% ..... . _ I 1111 C0p.11.71 . , Pref.7l 0.04 100 C. et Lon. ! 100 Do. do. 1879, do. 10 C. Pone. of England 60 De.of Mauritius (1.) St. Crystal Palace ft Do. Preference St. De. 6p. et. Perp. Deb I Darjeeling (Limited) 1 II &Warn MOM Tea (L ▪ LLlndlatend C.et Pin(L SO Ind 4 Irrig. & Canal SO *lbw Vale . 20 lapptlanCon;.TVlYlCL; St. Ineetlic Telegraph 10 Do. New S leng.dAue.Coppe= 1 16 tog. sod Foreagn 100 .ing.dilloottlehMarla.(l. Format (Worok7g ;, ) Gonerslength& Ms. L) Pm. Blom No Mono &Colonial (L; :71E?:EtCtdas 00. .laadCo7fiaroolilis L tom Carrying (11ra.' ntornat. )lasa.lioa(L Latina... Load Itslisa Lod. crodis(L roll= Lev* (Coa.Com.' Do. 6 p. e. Bdo. r. 1876 Load 6600rtiloaLha.).. .LoatAhicoa Trading. Loa. et Colodoa. Y. (L) Loa.OosatyLsaddill.(L Load. MidzietTolog.(L Load.if iiiiii, 1061161 I Len& G. OmmitioeC.(L) 6000. NI 7mad.&olo6lV rtne o.(l. 60,000' 63 Loud. Provincial 1100,000' St. Madras brigs. & (laid, 6p. ct.g.bylndlauGov. ; 16100 10 .Maoritina Land, &a. (L.) 12,000 10 i Medit. Estee. Tel. (L I. . 9,450 69 illerc.hant Shipping (L.;; 0000,000 84. :Minoan I.td.&Dook(L. 1 41,000 60 'HillwalllronWorta ... 116,600' 10 :Natal Land &Col.C. (1 ! 100,000 16 'Nations' Dia. Coln. (L 10,000 16 V4ittionslProv.Martme(L .... 10 . ationalBtiram N_ av4L.l i 11,1411 j 10 (WeetaddaCoaltl= WM; 10 I . NewComoolidat.Dia. L. 01,000 . 5 New Qw6reds, 19.000 26 N.Zeobad L. klf.Ag.F 10,000 126 Ifilealand T.& Loan ) 16,000 10 .tiorthera Assam Tr L) 61.000 , 10 1 Do. 3 i 6124,111 St. .21.1:615. Atudralaidan (L 611 1&000 40 .N.Brit.&3larcan.lll.(L , o,ooo' U boson Marine (Inman ) i 10,000 • SO lOrientalFinandal(Unt ' 1 10,00! I fOrisassiGem(Lbalted) ' a MAO 1 0I Do. Now AM ; 19 'Orient Inland Bteara(L) a 16,000 , 10 i Gtmgo & &bland Iowa& 10,000 6 !Ottoman Gs. (Limited 8 12,600 10 ' Penults I.3l.lllsant(L) al 10,114 1 , Do. do. lal 4100000 St. IPeellliv.leind&ll.ln.(L ):100 10,100 60 Paminsalar& ()Sisals, . 1 18 $0 000 Do. do. New 18361 al 10,000 16 , Do. do. do. 1867 1 10,000 60 1 ithymnoy Iron --. I 81 10,000 15 ' Do. New al 14,00 U Rio/. City Improv.(L 1 1 at 10.000 20 Rio Janeiro Om (L618)1 a 11,000 100 Royal 11.51114eam 110 6100,000 St. Scot Maitre. Invert(L) 100 10,000 10 Soclinan. d'itimpte(L) 18 10,000 60 S. B.4llc:sail. &la. (I, ) , a 10.100 16 SouthAastrallanland ' 811 /91110.1180 08 laboarine Tolegindi , , Do Scrip .an iirjou 10 TeLOomalrantlibm66l m 6 woo 10 Thantem&ilereeplia.(l I 1,600 10 Trinidad Patrolmen (L 4 mu* 10 Trad&Agencyoi Ann( 1 1 10,000 , 10 T. &L. Co. et U qma&a, 9 1 10000 , II IlTa.llarla• of liver. (L I 0.10001 11 United DisconatC I WW I 1 I United L. Telem. Co, ', an NOM 11 Do. 10 per cent. lan was a illmiveis. Marine lim(.) 1 UAW ; 10 ,Upper Amara Ana . $0 illon Diamsn's load Ti.. ... * (L) VII 1100001 ai 60 11na 110 .61660801116M(11 (Um 68.,1 4 ' 11 an 60 W [Warrant nea .) NAN I estlimila&PselSeetA sla • Call peadin6 tall 18} 181 14 17 34 39 76 BO 17i isi_ 1 . 19 124 IS 1 1 1 11 116 411 1 4 614 18 21 97 102 64 68 2 1 dim le 1 dli 2 1 dm 1:1 141. 2 1141. 2 Ws! 11 9 41e, 111 7 5 die ;pmt i u ioii 440 4 s " I 90 144 1(0 112 V 6 try 7 6Y4 6 4 dls 164 1640 I 41414 145 150 0 6.osi 4 1 ;Fel 10 8 dls 11 Mb 1 pea 1 2411 IS 18 $ 3de 8 11 14j 2 1 dla 7 1 21411 4 841. If 1144 2} t 33 37 1011. ado 7 4 di. 2 1 It * 24 33 41. 2 21 20 18114 OM Par ti SS H 16 40 dD 7 Rdb 6 6}6-4 4 h dl. 11 ids ipra 6 4 Mil • ? 30 40 114 16 18 pis 10 • 111 si of tor ta. dls If 2 pID 6 6 21 33 35 65 6,3 63 S 8 par 1p 22 24 6 1 19 20 21 23 95 68 U? 121 13 i 3$ MI 771 80 _es _dim It 0-16 Ai 19-16 11-16 1 - Is 561510 51 1 4th -- 34 le 40 70 I 3 1Plo 41. 1 pie ut 2 1 1 1 1: s posl 2 1 014141 4 1 I $ TI 74, 11 9 7 6 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern, 5 per et., redm. at 10 per ct. pm., 105. Ilanehester, Sheffield, and Line., 61., Q. Xidisnd ConaoL, Brist. and Binning., 6 per ct., 1291. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) On o'Cliraat. The stock markets are rather dull to-day, and the variations in prices are mostly in an unfavour able direction. Consols are flat, and have ex perienced a fresh reduction of } per cent. A similar movement has occurred in several of the foreign stocks, and home railway shares are }to lower. There is, however, a steady inquiry for Indian stocks and debentures, Exchequer bills, and Colonial government bonds, but the supply in the Stock Exchange is extremely limited. In fact many of these securites which were sold by the dealers weeks ago cannot yet be delivered to the buyers. The discount market presents no new feature, the supply of money being good, and the rate for the best bills unchanged, at li per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans is 1 to li per cent. Consols are quoted 94i to ft, with div., for money and 93 to i t , ex dig-., for the account (Decem ber 3). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Ceuta. have receded 1 per cent., viz., to 921 to 03. The railway market is flat, but the reduction in a few of the leading lines does not exceed / to it per cent. Subjoined are the prices Metropolitan, 121 to g ; Great Western, 451 to ; London and North Western, 113/ to I; Midland, 116} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 121} to I ; Caledonian, sof to ; South Eastern, 66 to ; Great Eastern, 301 to 31 ; Great North ern, 108 to 109 ; ditto A, 111 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to ; North British, 33 to / ; and Brighton, 521 to 2. Foreign stocks are dull, and a decline a - T to 1 per cent. has taken place in several of the specula tive descriptions. Greek Bonds, however, are / better, at 11/ to 121. Turkish of 1862 are quoted 61i to 62i ; ditto of 1865, 32 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 20i, to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 17/ to I Italian of 1861, 45 to 1 ; Egyptian of 1864, 841 to 83i ; and Mexican, 141 to 15. The scrip of the new Honduras Railway Loan has declined to 1 to 2 prem. American securities have been dealt in to a fair extent. The 5-20 Bonds are called 70! to being per cent. lower ; Erie Railway shares, 47 to showing no change ; and Illinois Central, sq to 85, a rise of It per cent. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares have advanced 2s. Gd. to ss. ; the former are quoted 18/ to Ili ; and the latter, 31 to 41. Bank shares exhibit a drooping tendency, owing to a preponderance of BP lee. London and West minster and London and County have declined 11., viz., to G 9 to 71 and 49 to 51, respectively. Union of London are at 35 to 37, being flat ; Alliance, 111 to 194 die. ; Imperial Ottoman, to O dis. ; and Chartered Mercantile of India, 26 to 27. A limited amount of business has occurred in financial shares. International Financial, 21, to dis. ; London, 24 to 23 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 6i to die. An extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Tele graph Company will be held on the 2nd of Decem ber, " for the purpose of appointing a committee of the shareholders to assist and advise the direc tors as to the best means for carrying out such measures as may be deemed neces sary to improve the position of the com pany, either by amalgamation with the Anglo- American Telegraph Company, or by raising the necessary capital to redeem the existing charge of 125,000 i. per annum on the revenue of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and to aid the board in the consideration of other important matters." A petition for the winding up of the European Central Railway Company (limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 23rd inst. The half•yearly meeting of the Rock Life Assurance Company will be held on the 28th inst., " to receive a report of receipts and disbursements for the half year ended the 30th June last, and for the electiou of two directors in place of Thomas Vardun, Esq., deceased, and Sir Samuel Morton Pet,, Baronet, M.P., who has resigned." It is announced that holders of certificates of shares in the Clamorgan Land Association can receire a payment of Bd. in the £, on surrender of their certificates, by applying to Messrs. Dent, Palmer, and Co. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, ria Marseilles, will be delivered in London to morrow (Saturday) morning. Great interest is felt in the forthcoming report of the so-called committee of investigation of the Caledonian Railway Company, and, pending the issue of this document, uncertainty is exhibited by the speculators. Now, however, that the compo sition of this committee has been fully canvassed, exception is taken to it both on that score and on account of the way in which it has been appointed. What is wanted is a complete, searching, and tho roughly independent investigation, and the ques tion is naturally asked whether the best mode of arriving at this is to appoint a few of the largest shaahubkrs, who, if they condemn the directors, must also condemn their own property, and to associate with them the two auditors, the merely formal nature of whose duties has hitherto utterly failed to save the company from falling into its present state of discredit. Committees of investi gation are by no means new in our railway history, but a perfectly independent and disinterested in quiry has very rarely been obtained. _ . About 10,0001. in American ealies for the Conti nent, and 35,000 sovereigns for Egypt, were with drawn from the Bank yesterday. The demand for bullion for abroad is not active, but the recent arrivals from Australia are expected to be sent away, as well as any further amounts that may shortly come to hand. The steamer France, from New York, has brought 21,5001. in specie. The amount of Australian gold known to be now on the way to England is 268,0001. The Anglesea has 211,0001. and the Rifleman 57,0001. About 100,0001. of the Mexican dollars by the French mail steamer Louisiana were sold yesterday at 4s. 10 1i -16 d. per ounce, showing no change. The steamer Douro is expected to reach South ampton from the West Indies on Sunday next, with full details of the destruction caused by the recent hurricane. We have received the following from the Penin sular and Oriental Steam Company : TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. SIR, —I am instructed to inform you that the annual meeting of the company will be held on the 1.411 of December, but that the operations of the last financial year will not warrant the recommendation of a dividend in the report. The directors are, however, glad to be enabled to state that the terms of a contract for a lengthened period for the new and increased mail services to and from India and China have been agreed upon with the govern ment, and that the contract will be submitted to parlia ment for approval in the approaching special session.—l am, C. W. HOWELL, Secretary. London, Nov. 14. The London and South Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,240/. over last year ; the London, Chatham. and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,228/. ; the Metropo litan Extension separately, an increase of 230/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,8051. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,8611.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increaae of 3061. ; and the North Britiah, an in crease of 6781. At the extraordinary and annual general meet ing of the Gresham Life Assurance Society, held yes terday, the report stated that the new premiums for the year were 39,6561. 17s. 11d. ; the annual income, 297,6991. Ba. sd. • and the ralised assets, 1,026,4821. The report ' further stated that the company had in hand 70 per cent. of the premiums received on current assurances. A bonus of 80 2 000/. was declared for the two past years. With reference to the Cavour Canal Company, a circular has been issued from the " General Agency (Limited)" of Cannon-street, to the fol lowing effect : A notice having been issued by the tribunal of bank ruptcy, at Turin, requiring all creditors of the Italian Irrigation Company to prove their debts without del4y, the committee have made arrangements with the It tlian Consul-General for the verification of your claim, at the above offices ' on and after the lath inst. A consular officer will be in attendance here daily ( Saturdays excepted) from 12 to 1 o'clock, when you will be required to exhibit your bonds for his satisfaction. The dividends duo the let December on the Chilien Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan are adver tised for payment in due course by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. With reference to the colonial wool sales, which began yesterday, Messrs. Dutton and Ferry report as follows : The fourth series of colonial wool sales commenced this day ; the catalogue comprised 4,737 bales, viz. :—Sydney, 86t bales ; Port Philip, 420 ; Adelaide, 71 ; New Zealand, 424 ; Cape, 2,499 ; total, 4,237 bales. There is a fair at tendance of home buyers, but a very limited one of foreign. Prices, as compared with last sales, show a reduction of Id. to IA. per lb. on Cape, id. per lb. on Sydney, whilst there is little or no alteration on Port Philip. The arrivals up to date are as follows:—N. S. Wales and Queensland, 19,145 bales ; Victoria, 8,778. Tasmanla, 742 ; South Australia, 2,330 ; West Australia. 108 ; New Zealand, ; total Australasian, 38,828 ; Cape of Good Hope, 48,W2 ; held over from the previous sales, and se. and hand, about 23,000; total colonial, 112,430 bass. The following is the official return of the cheques and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 13. 1867 Return of Paid Clearing for the week tailing Nov. 13, Thursday, Nov. 7 211,131,000 Friday, Nov. 8 10,444,000 Saturday, Nov. 9 Monday, Nov. 11 Tuesday, Nov. 12 Wednesday, Nov. la 9,267,000 £5'.1,072,000 GEO. DERBYSHIRE, Chief Inspector. Bankers' Cloaring-house. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lncrease 316,000 Notes in circulation Private deposits lncresee 480,040 Advances lncrease 24.000 Treasury balance The coin and bullion are again steadily rising. There is also an increase of moderate amount in the bills discounted. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Nov. 13, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue £36,150,313 Decrease £.,7,1F5 Circulation active 24,149,850 Decrease 457,265 Puldic deposits 5,145,163 Decrease 251,7:.4 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 12,319,203 Decrease 572,000 Other securities in banking department 16,682,646 Decrees. 105,996 Coin and bullion in both departments _ _ W.,MEI,BOG Decrease 94,491 Seven day and other bills 634,180 Decrease 14,..27 Tho Rest 3,064,9r9 Increase 5,4:4 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin) in banking department... 13,049,136 Increase 30,7 74 The deposits have declined, but, owing to the diminution in the government and " other" secu rities, the reserve shows an increase of 362,7741. The diminution in the government securities held by the Bank can only be explained by the supposi- tion that some transactions have taken place be tween the government and the Bank in the shape of the former redeeming securities lodged with the latter, and this view seems to be confirmed by the fact that the government deposits have declined a quarter of a million. In the coin and bullion there is an unimportant decline. BANK OF An Account pursuant to the Ad week ending on Wednesday, ill 14r11 DEPI Notes lamed L3ti,1:4,313 06.150,:1i DANCING DI Proptietan' Capital 214.614.000 Beat Public Depadta (ta• eluding Exchaq., Saw. Hanka, Com mis. a National Debt, and Div. ENGLAND. I 7th and ath Vie., e. 32, Inv the Ito 13th day of November, 15C7. 'ARTIEXT. CiOvernnient debt.. L11,015,10( 1 tither se,tuitian 3,10010 Ovid coin and J. - 11;e -- -- 21,130,515 Slaver hall= — lAAT~II. =.150 ~.:Is ioieyTnisiiis son- s wen Other Socuntke 11,6€2 :443 Notes Gold and Bihar Cola I,oSmfl ACPsuits 7 5,145,1e3 Other Deposita .... 18,141,673 &vets dy aad other 634,180 4142,001,00 S Z 42,091,045 Nov. 14.1157. F. MAY. Deputy Cambia. TIWRSDAT ET Q. Consols. which closed yesterday at 93} to /, ex div., for the bth December, opened this morning at the same quotat'on, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 94;:' to /, with div. The Three per Cents. Red aced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 93/ to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941 fr. I ; ditto, for account, 931, /, ex div. • T h r ee per Cents. Reduced, 931, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 931, 3, ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 77 ; Bank Stock, 246, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1151, 1, 15; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent. 1091, 83. Bank of England stock declined 11.—viz., to 244/. to 2461. The India Five per Cent. stock was again in demand, and was dealt in as high as 1151. Exchequer Bills remain at 28s. to 31s. prem. In the foreign stock market there were fewer dealings, but the tendency of prices, on the whole, was not unfavourable. Spanish Passive Bonds were in renewed request, anti advanced 1 per cent. The New Three per Cents. and Certificates rose 1 Greek, ; and Russian of 1859 and Turkish of 1858, Russian of 1866, however, declined 1 per cent., and some of the Egyptian bonds Ito 1. The dealings in bank shares were not numerous, but the tone of the market was rather better than yesterday. Agra (B), London and County, and Union of Treland were in request, and rose V., while Anglo-Italiandeclined 11., and London Char tered of Australia 10s. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares have risen to 2/ to 3 prem., owing to a demand from Germany, where the management of this bank, both at Vienna and London, has given it a great reputation. All through the political and financial crises of tho last twelve months this bank has continued to improve steadily both in price and in public confidence. As regards financial shares London Financial improved 10s. , while Credit Foncier showed dulness. Prices were quoted as follows :—lnternational Financial, 24 to 24 disk • General Credit, 24 to 2 die. ; London Financti;l, 24 to 23 du. ; and Credit Foncier, 6/ to 64 dis. Atlantic Cable shares were steady. Anglo- American closed at 18} to tj ; Atlantic Tele graph Eight per Cent. Preference, at 3i to I ; and Telegraph Construction, at 151 to 16. Hudson's Day shares were last quoted 14J to 15, and National Discount 61 to prem. In the market for miscellaneous shares the most impor tant change was a rise of about 31. in Peninsular and Oriental Steam, owing to the announcement that the company have obtained a new contract, and to a belief that the terms are much more satis factory than those of the o'.d service. Electric Telegraph improved 1/. ; and Land Securities ss. but tipper Assam Tea fell 13s. 6nithheadBCot4 Mth Amiga Told LIVERPOOL corroN AND CORN MARKETE. (THIS DAY.) (lIT TZLISSILLPH.) r (P , "`II Oro oww 0011112111PONDIMIT.) _ marset gnkt Balss about 8,000 bales. ...Arket fairly attended. Wheat—flee qua lities suppor: I.te rates inferior slightly in favour of buyers. Flour quiet, and nominally unchanged. BOW 12. per qr. dearer ; 411. to 4Zia. bd. Oats dull, awl "d. per bush!! lower. Oatmeal in moderate demand at late rates. la tri corn in fair supply at Gd. per ;Ir. Me dina; paste.. t , e. to 495. lid. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) IT TIO.RORAPH (P7".11 OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Wheat trade Mtn at last week's rates, with more disposition for business. Barley, beans, and oats sui.port former quotations. Wheal &Max Msll.l Oasa Naar. ve. ors. v.. IVC 111 .. . 4.24.1 1110 430 (0 7llO • eti3o mg 7 3447 0 111 13919 :2790 I son 490 351:30 rThisis Max% 310 gra "l ida l 1 6 9 103 104 101 . 103 MINES. -(THIS DAY.) Oars o'CLoon. The mining market is steady to-day, and prices generally are maintained. East Caradon and Great Etta:la::: shares are inquired for, at 61 to ,'and 3, to I. respectively. Prince of Wales are also firm, st 525. Gd. to 555. West Chiverton are quoted 70 to 71 ; Great Vor, 18 to ; North Uhiverton, 4g to ; West Great Work, aft to 4 ; West Carador.. 8 to 9 ; Chiverton Moor, 511 to j ; Clifford, G. to ;": ; Wheal Grenville, 255. to 275. Gd. ; Wheat Seton, 100 to 105 ; and Rest Lovell. 8,1 to 4.. Foreign and colonial raining shares are unaltered. Prices are quoted as follows :—St. John Del Rey, 59 to W. ; Don Pedro, 2 to 2,1 prem. ; Angle- Brazilian, rar to prem. ; Anglo-Italian, to prem.; Chontales, g to ft dis. ; Pestarens, par to prem. ; Frontino and Bolivia, to 1 ; Port Phillip, 1 to ji ; and Central American, dis. to par. Trewctha Mme sold yesterday 46 tons of silver lead ore. at 2:,!. 17s. 6d., and 15 tons, at 151. 2s. Gd. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& )LARK-LANE.—(THD3 DAY.) Only moderate supplies of wheat were received fresh up to our market to-day from Essex and Kent. All qualities moved off slowly, at Monday's decline in prices. The quality of the supply was generally good. The market was well, bet not heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. The demand was inactive, at about late rates. Floating cargoes of wheat were in moderate request. Maize ruled firm, hut most other descriptions of praduss afloat were difficult to sell. The supply of t;a7ty was only moderate. In all kith; sales propessed slowly at ths recent reduction in value. Malt was dull, at drooping prices. The traneact.or.s in oats were on a limited scale, oa former terms. Beane were 6rm, end peas, being nearer, were quite as dear. The flour trade ruled heavy, and prices had a drooping tendency. Linseed changed hands at late rates. Rapeseed moved off slowly. Agricultural seeds found buyers, on former terms. Cakes were steady. OAT& I. I. Scotch potato Irish, black ...... 2C to IX „ wade 27 to 20 EN4IIIIIIL ar Qr. wink?. a. P a. Eger, Neut.. red, to 147 64 to 73 „t o. white, —to 4.6 to 77 Norfolk and Lincoln red litancr Malting Distilling So n to4o to 40 Grinding Per Qr. Bum ... ... Iload t tortolk. sad 66 to 72 Cheeks sod Wars '2 to 76 Brom M to lli AM Huse= .—....—... 4l to 4 Tick 44 to Is Harrow P 1 1909 4O to to . _ Pzu. Grey 64 lo 46 49 18 be metre Niw - _t,_ nova. .OAIL lain*, had - l5 to WI potato leacb, toed Par. 4irt a. Dantade and Koala. ban TS Se SS no.coek Meekl.a - Town made: per YBO 104. Zoossbold Si to GO SI to 64 = and Suffolk, moldy 6O 60 52 Per Qr. 71 to TS 62 to 7 . 2 nutria, bard OATS • • Danish and Swedish. 29 So IS YaWan_ to 31 soft 64 to 09 619ei400a, ref „ white BARLST. BLAHS. Danish EMU= Pram 16 to e r 46 14 II DMUS Cola. Grinding Malting .... to SO 35 to 3a OAT& Dutch to...it-4 Si to 373 ARRIVAL.. of GRAIN. &a. cARRIAGE FLull NOV. 1 SIVIL White — Yellow 42 to 61 , . 42 to 6 Pura. hen& per sack .... se is Spanish . 41 Me M American. per Ye t . .. 31 Do 4/ Canadia• .. 30 to 41 LONDON BY DATES TO NOV. 14. BOTH INCLII- MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) BeGAIL—The market has become rather quiet, best pre vious prices r.re supported. Herhadoes sold 3:4. to 35e. 6d.: 335. to 34.. ; common concrete, 31s. ; grainy Mauritius. 375. ' • and cloyed Manilla, 31s. to 312.6 d. Refined: Prices of liothariedgeods and piecesare supported, but there is :!..;:e '..::sines doing. COFFEE. —T . II.T. pablio sales of colonial descriptions have gone off less readily, and part of the quantity otiered how been withdrawn for want of purchasers at previous rates, the remair.der soli without change in value. l'huttation grey, Ma tiJ. t ; oolory, 695. to 80e. 41. peaberry, fiGe. to it?..: N.tties ordinary to good ordinary, tre. to lid.; other Esat India, mall to fine middling, 60s. to 84s. GI: peaherry, $O.. to 91s. fad. TEA.—The market is steady, but quiet t:emand for currants continues co:et. Fee ralencia rais:Lt there is a fair inquiry. Other articles steady. RICE AN: P .. .!.—N0 sales reported. orrox.—T' Vies are confined to small parcels : prices tend downwAr Is. JICTZ.—At , oat bales sold at 191. SALTPETRE.— bags of fine sold at 19s. 3d. fur cash. Infect. Ircrtrar (NsCHINC! 1.. —A fair business is doing, chiefly in Tens riffe, at last tat,s' currency. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Rte marker. is 'toady, at the following pricer:—Town tallow, 425. I Petersburg Y.C. ae the spot. 435. Year, 4:n. ; December, 43a. ; Spring, 43e. W.; Starch, 445.; to 44e. 31. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADECILti '.. —Hides : .V3bs. to 941ba., 3d. to 31d. ; 641bs. to 34.1. to 34d. ; 72165. to 80Ibn., 3.0. 3;4.1. ; 301bt. to 44:1)1., ;qd. to 4. 1 ..1. ; NAb.. to 9611 w.. 44d. to ; t 4 10E14., 31. to 54d. ; 104 Th.. to 1 - .'2lbs:, 51. to 54d. Hor..! hi.les, 9s. Gd. to 19s. W. Calf gains, light, 2s. to 4s. ; 74. Bramminser.--!iheepskins : Polled, da. to : ball bred., 4s. 6.1. to ns. ; downs, 3a. 9d. to 4s. 3d. BOROUGH HOP HARK.-(THIS DAY.) Mn.ew Patt.nden and Smith report little or no altera tion in the ultrket since Monday ; trade quiet, and priori noinisaL PROnscrAL MARI MARKET& LMthroot. 14.-fhdes : Caledonhus Stock, 41 1 901-- rumen, Y.llltot7l. 302 irt i t--I..aneashin; and York attire, 1U 1: 4-London gad .N 'esteem, 1131 -Metro. politan, 1.1 , 1 -NI lam& 1164 1-North Easten derwlok capital 'toe:. -South Eastern. Ct. a-Gre4: Eaten. 6 per rent., 1.14 i-Laneashlrie nu.l Yorkvtitre 4 per eect E.9e -Grand Tml-ic ; 'uvla, 17 - Cen: cal. el -1; cited States 3-50 Honda. 1,62. 7ii-iiresit Luxembourg shares. 91.1. -Rank of Liverin,..l. •-; ',lion, Ill -Liverpool tad London and Globe 7:1.; r -queen Insurance, :Sods diluent. led-Nati .1, a ship Company Limited . c:e. 7. NoV. 14.-Market owned a.l,sk 11 .T. toot has since dealt:oil. vioing. however. not guile at low• - i: rather small i , 1 done. Caledonian, el hoe . Onnsolidatoil Bin% limited p.--Great Eastern. LW. : Great NortLeri .1. 1114 4 11 4 e-Graud Trunk at Can .-•:;. 17- Great Wester; a Omani; 1691.10 9-16-Great Waste::.. 4*- Lancasldre ail IU4 2le ?-Dobbs and :toilet Western, 11:I.-Manchester, Sheineld, wnl 'in....lndian- 47i meuwoutin: 1 4 f 1164 4-North thittrh. 33 stoo: and Mont ;Limited'. la d. - south Etoti.r.. 66! 6 1 -United slat Teats limn's, 794-11thdol AI 1 ',ler. sal • 8111.1011101101. 14.-Thetramisetionsiu tin- toe., : whack la extranneiv .1 h.viuded sales of Itirlioni.hax; t sham, at price.: Serer. Vine, Orarro. es, at 16-Wilmot-4 . and Nnninghani at 1 Anne horn Joint sto, It Exalt, 45 to 34 oils -Lirodughan; rmandal shares, 14 to I t Alliance I a.• Ins.. - anoe. at sellers-birrilniutto Wagon shares ond large, at e W 4 ldvc - -".,tout Shaft and Axl-1:•-e vhires. at prem.-and 11.a,:w..y Carriage shares ; t44:-.ury . at 1 to 1 3-16 prem. DratiS. N. a 11.-Three per Cent. Consols. i;dl M . Cent. Stork. e-Ditio. for ac , ount. se,. .1. ;Of Dank of Inds; it Ono paid, tkie-Hilernion Din:lng Company a 2 - 5 Plaid • ; Hank .e.S.I plOd nee -• Provincial Flank' ta;2l i 4-I'.l for 11.1...1:1tt. sti-rolon lauk Liniltvd) e 22 Paid 144-Dttto, foe arxon-t, 141 -Drlfast and county Down all paid 17i-gellaat and Norihmi Conntles All paid). 01 -Greg Southern and Western IEIOO paid . 4-Divo, for ace out, fri,-Duidin and Drestheila 6 per cent. convertible, redraw lisle , 411 244-thwat Southern and Western 4 pee oent. debent- it., :4 XlOO paid:, 964-Midland Great Western, div. Irwin dew of pocks ic e 100. 111. laml °I d's II °vital 1 , I I -Om II 1-16