The Express. — London, England, 1867-10-16 00:00:00

REMARKS TM prevalence yesterday of southerly districts hlut hero followrd by a fan Little change In the hat ottetrical Kent north, whilst an increase has occurred i of lowest pressures, which are less thip the south of Ireland; the difference he Valentin and on the west coast of Fran A IKIS , Ir4 souther!) wind—force 7—blow Point ; elsewhere winds are generally I west. lyeurrents b the southern of rain at most stations. one has Liken pliem In the ia the south. The region o yesterday. continues In etyma the indicatious at ace exceeds half an iuch. es at Valentia and Roches light, and from south to ACCIDENT To Till GERMANIA. FALMOTTFI, WEDNESDAY MORNING.—The Hamburg and New York ' , teenier Germania (Schween, Master), from Southampton, for New York, is off thu port, with loss of propeller. The accident occurred on the f;th inst., in long. 30 W., when four days out. She proceeds, in tow of steam-tug, to Southampton. Yesterday morning the new church of St. Bar tholomew, situated at Sealand, Flintabire, on land which a century since was under the waters of the estuary of the river I tee, was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of St Asaph, in whose diocese it is. The church was built by contribu tion, about 2,0001. to 2.130/. in cash being contributed, of which the River Dee Company subscribed 1,2501. After the consecration the principal guests of the day, amongst whom was Mr. Gladstone, were regaled by the River Be. Company with a substantial lunche on i n a neighbmring hsihnng. Mr. Gladstone proposed the health of the bishop on the occasion. THE CHEAP DINING MOVEMENT.—Last evening a well•attended meeting was held at the Young Men's Christian Association, Aldersgate-street, in furtherance of the objects of the Clerks' Dining Company (Limited) Mr. Presaly in the chair. Mr. Bryant said co-operative societies had succeeded among working men, and be saw no reason why they should not be successful when estab lished by clerks. The object of the company was to supply a mflicient dinner to clerks in a comfortable man ner. It was proposed to give for one shilling fish or soup, meat from the joint, with two vegetables, bread and cheese, and half a pint of beer. The number of shares taken up was 1,133. A resolution was carried approving of the principles of the Clerks' Dining Company (Limited), and pledging the meeting to support it. After a long discus sion the directors were and the proceedings elated. Wheat Bailey. , Malt , Osta I Moor. gra. , 44b . 1 qrs. 1 qrs. I Ma. rack& laittaltand3cotell i 730 390 1 430 i l ••1 .• i 350 !nablo4o foreign 1 9 1. .,70 I tiio ! .. I saw ', ileo I 1640 Total 1 10.400 21 - 37 . 1 - 4710 10000 ' 3360 ! _lOO liaise, 1,990 MINCING-LAN IC.-(THIS DAY.) firgaa.—Tbe demand for brown qualities contanute active and prices ebow an advance of 3d. to 6d. par cwt. ; privately British West India sold, at 30a. to 335. ; brown Mauritius, 20s. 6d. to 30s ; common J Madras, !Xis. to N.. ; grainy, 275. to 275. 3d illa, clayed, 30s. 6dd. ; Muscovado, 275._ to 275. 3d. Refined firm. Coprgs.—The public sales of colonial have gone off with spirit, ►t full prices to la. advance. Common dull of sale. Plantation Ceylon sold, fine and fine fine ordinary, 70s. to 725.: low middling to good middling, 745. to 84s. Cwt. ; native Ceylon, good ordinary, 53a. 6d. ; other East India colony, 70s. fid. to 93.. 6d. Tea.—The demand for new season's teas continues active, and all fine qualities command extreme prices. Itifi.—The business doneg in rough is less extensive owing to higher prices asked ; clean is in active request. Ron.-230 puncheons of Jamaica sold at full prices to a slight advance ; 30 puncheons of pale Leeward., Is. !Pd.; and small parcel+ of Deinerara common, 2.. ; fine in hhda, at 2a. 3d.: barrels, 2e. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. I/Minn.—Business has been done in Bengal, at last sale's rates. Corrom.—The market is very steady at the recent im provement. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 445. 9d. ; Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, old, 455. 31.; ditto new, 435. 1.d.; October to December, 43e. 3d. to 455. 6d. ; December, 43e. 6d. to 455. tkl. ; January, 46a. to 465. 3d. BOROUGH HOP IdARRET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for all descriptions continues good, at an advance of ss. per cwt. on Monday's prices. A New Pee& —lt is rumoured that Captain Charles Freville Surtees. M.P. for South Durham, is to be raised to the peerage. The first Earl of Eldon married into the Surtees family, which has always strongly sup ported the conservative cause in the northern counties. MR. DISRAELI'S VISIT TO EDINBUROH.—Mr. Disraeli is expected to arrive in Scotland on Saturday, the 26th inst., and will during his stay there be the guest of Mr. Dundes, of Mohawk, at Arniston House, about eight miles from Edinburgh. Sir William Stirling Max well, M.P. is to be chairman at the conservative banquet on the 2.lth, and the Earl of Roselyn is to be vice-chair man with Lord Gerlies, Sir James Campbell, Mr. Cum ming Bruce, M.P., Mr. Dundee of Arniston, and Mr. Lawson of Borthwich Hall, as croupiers. The list of stewards include five persons of ducal rank, three mar quises, and about 12 earls, and • host of the lesser nobility, baronet., landed proprietors, local merchants, members of the learned professions, farmers, merchants, lac. The places of the company will, with • few exceptions, be determined by ballot. The freedom of the city of Edinburgh is to be presented to Mr. Disraeli on Wednesday, the:4oth but., a t o'clock, probably in the Music-hall. it is likely also that the University of Edim burgh may, as in the cue of Lord Palmerston in 1803, take the opportunity of conferring the demo of LL.D. on the distinguished statesman. • _— THE FENIAN'S IN NuRFOLK. A " STRANGE STORY. ic„),, T.fe , inrph this morning prints in pe under the heading " Fenian Alarms—A Volun- A,,,ciry Sacked," the following startling telegram : Reephatii, Norfolk, Tuesday Night. ‘: rd,lnight on Monday a Fenian mob attacked the • c of the l'2th Norfolk Ride Volunteers, • ! at Reephani. Sixty rides and 10,000 ball were carried away. Pistol shots were ex• ,•i. some policemen wounded, and the arwourer in mortally wounded. There is great excitement • I.,tti,t. The Fenian have retired to Foxley Wood, I I v the police and volunteers, under the command • Sutton. A troop of cavalry has been sent for ilsrmig leading article upon the subject, in the p.p.d. commences :—" At last Fenianism has done • tic ionnidable ;" and then the writer, enlarging • :!.,. 4r.isity of the intelligence, adds :—" Fenianism •L, impired with new hopes, and the at. .y be quickly followed by others even desperate. What the rioters wanted was ,• • .0 mul a of success and the possession of , a .t the authorities strove to du we , . to destroy the .M.,nee even of momentary triumph, and to place tie Volunteers' rides beyond the reach of capture; and .. a • tied our schemes defeated. After this it will not L o ,1 • : fancy that our arrangements are complete. Now tl.- men have obtained rides, and a supply of ball c ,rtz • which may suffice for a score of bands, they will -; make onsets elsewhere ; and the only way to fr their designs is to use tenfold vigilance." 1:•:•_-me one is to blame :—" It is deplorable that the I: ...ph.on armoury was so weakly guarded ; and serious iu-t rest on some one. That, after ample warning hsl he. t. given, the depot should be sacked by a few ! .,,rcldvra is scandalous; and corps throughout the Altry must be reminded that to lose their arms is to ' • acir honour. The Wu-office, which is officially --ponsible for the safety of the rifles and the ammuni ::es, will also see that its arrangements are signally de. -ctive." However, " with due watchfulness there is ieth ing to fear." Th e r must have all the credit of the above as • . ieluaive iucelligence," for no other paper has any news kind. Moreover, though Reepham is but 13 miles f , a Norwich lit is a village with some 4:,0 inhabitants) , correspondent at that city on being communicated •..b this morning sends as his reply, " I know nothing of story as to the attack on the volunteer armoury at : „-pliam." So that the Fenians and their pursuers are :lie: secluded in " Foxley Wood" or the Telegraph has hoaxel. CHARTERED RANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA.—( THIS DAY.) An extraordinary general meeting of the share ..f this company was held at the Landon Tavern :Los dsy to declare an interim dividend. Mr. J. A. Mit( :Ica, M.P., the chairman of the directors, presided. The CHAIRMAN said the anticipations which he ex po at the last meeting in April as to the advantages :o be derived from the position and standing of the bank :ad been confirmed. The business done in the half )ear hdd been as large and the profits equal to :hose of any previous half year. Mut they could not re cormproportionate eend a dividend. They had made no had debt. at all during the half.year, but there had been a further loss upon the old bad debts. Independent of that there were three firms in London for whom they had renewed bills, and which at the last meeting were stand itg, and one of which was still standing, whose debts hail Neu reckoned as good assets, but there would be some loss under that head. The capital of the bank was intact, and the directors intended to keep it so, and they did not think it prudent on the present occasion to declare a dead at a higher rate than 5 per cent. He moved that a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. be declared. Mr. MACNAI'uIITAN seconded, and the motion was agre.d to without discussion. Mr. HI GraNS said he understood that the directors came to a decision a fortnight ago as to the dividend they should decltre. and he suggested that they should announce it as soon as they had decided upon it, in order to prevent stock jobbing. Mr. MACNAUCHTAN Said they could announce what di. Wend they recommended. The CHAIRMAN said he saw no objection to that. A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro ceedlnp. • OPENING OF THE HOP AND MALT EXCHANGE. (THIS DAY.) This morning, at 10 o'clock, the new Hop and Malt Exchange, Southwark-street, war opened for the transaction of public business. In the immediate neigh bourhood of warehouses and offices, and close to London bridge, the site for the exchange was admirably chosen. Exteriorly an imposing building, the interior is well adapted for the large baguets connected with the hop and malt trade, which have been, up to the present, unprovided with a public exchange. The exchange room, the chief point of attraction this morning, is a noble hall SO feet long by 50 feet wide and 75 feet high to the cornice, from which springs a glazed roof, the crown of which is 115 feet from the door. The apartment is splen ' dilly lighted, and the accommodation for carrying on sales such as to expedite the work of buyer and seller. Around the walls three tiers of cast.iron galleries extend, and ad jacent to each are offices and show-rooms in abundance. A refreshment-room and a subscription room are close to the Exchange-room, and scattered over the building are upwards of 100 offices and ware houses, capable of storing 50,000 bales of hope. The total cast of the building will be about 50,000/. The stands in the exchange-room are nearly all engaged by eminent hop firms, but owing to the continuance of Weyhill Fair but little, if ant, business will be done to-day. Hops, how ever, are being rapidly stored in the warehouses, and con signments, the insurances on which amount to about 4i.1.01., are now in store. On Friday next business will ammence in earnest, WIATHER REPORT.-(711113 DAT.) WEDNESDAY, OMR= 10, 0 A.IL r. l Istrooto. bee, It r., w. nix to. W. Z. tie 3strn 29.7642 LW. 1 1 &W. ob 0.28 2 Aberdeen 29.7:1M &S W. 1 4 &W. 0.39 2 Llih '20.50 50 BW. 1 2 E. rm 0.32 - ArdrosseD Hi 1.79 51 8. 2 2 N. rc 033 1 Greencastle 23;148 S.N.W. 3 1 W.S.W. oe - Valenti& . '2249 56 S.S.W. 7 1 N. br 0.24 4 ache's P0inf2e.5962 S. 7 7 W.S.W. cr 0.161 5 4= ;51. 28 51 S. Z. 2 5 S.W. rb Cit:a 1 1 29s h 3 &s.E. 3 2 W.S.W. rc 0.391 Peataace .22.92 54 &S.W. 4 3 W. co 0.05 3 Breit ..-10•00 51 N. 3 5 W. 'frc 2 kirlent Rochefort.— 20.12 50 W. NW. 2 2 4. W, rt 0.28, 2 Plymouth 'D 9,f 53 S. W. 2, 2 W.S.W. c 0.12 3 Weymouth :29 V 7 &W. '3 , 4 S.S.E. 1 c 3 Portsmouth Er. te. W. N. W. 13 3 S. rc 0 111 2 I.oeiloo 211.1r1 W.S.W. 112 S. ro 244' - 2 armout.3 TJ ss 54 W. 1 4 S.S.E. rf —I 1 Scarborough I.O.SE 53 '4 11 3 S. or 0 . 20: 3 Shields 2007:1 .W. , 2 i 2 i no IO L QS I 4 Helder 1 , -1- _ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1867. OOLONIAL OOVTE'(MKNT SECT - RITI Fs. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT TELEGRAPH.) CHELTENHAM MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) HANI/ICAP DUI:DIA: RACE. Two mile►. The Colonel, Brigand, Marie Louise, Eliza g, The Dane, Pakington, Tottie, Colens°, and Miss Sudeley are here. I'EESTRURY STAKES. Six furlongs. Queen of Trumps, Arabi►, Wild Moor, Elegance, Secrecy, Romney, Madame Wright, and Duet are here. COUNTY CUP. Two miles. queen of Trumps, Steamboat, Jupiter, Edgbaston, Band master, Elegance, and Wild Moor are here. 31.11iLE-HILL PLATE. Half a mile. Alberta, Secrecy, Laura, Lute, Haymarket, and Sultana are here. NURSERY STAKES. Six furlongs. Wild Hop, Northern Star, Lord Palmerston, Shooting Star, Ransom, e, Sultana, Fugleman, &shower, and Airgill are here. THE CHAMPIONSHIP. The Srudi,,y L;fe of to-day says :—" For the last five weeks, both Mace sod Baldwin have been in active training, and it was expected that, notwithstanding all the attentions of the police, frequent and pressing, they would pull through and be within the ring at the place and time appointed. For a while they were let alone pretty well ; but that was too good a thing to last, and latterly both men have had rather a bard time of it. In the first in stance Mace went to Yarmouth, there to enjoy the sea breeze, but a short stay there was enough, and, in company with Dos Tyler and his cousin Pooley Mace, be departed for Newmarket, where he got along pleasantly up to Tbms day last, when another remove—this time to EppingForest —was considered necessary. Even here he was not let alone, and be was kept seeking rest and finding none up to Monday, when it was thought he had found a retreat peaceful enough to serve him up to the morning of battle. Baldwin, attended by Jack Hicks, had his troubles in training too ; and it took him all his time to keep out of mischief, as his great height made him a conspicuous object wherever he might make tracks. He may account himself lucky in not being selected as the vic tim of the outraged laws of his country ; his opponent, whe, dreaming perchance of doughty knocks and hearty punches, was less fortunate, and has bad to suffer for both. The authorities appear to havebeen determined on stopping the light, and they have succeeded for the present. Evei,/ footstep of each man has been dogged, every haunt watched, and the tenacity of tte police has met with the reward which their sagacity seldom or never receives—success. It may be added that the referee was present through. out the proceedings, and had a good opportunity of weighing well the evidence, and having listened to it ourselves we think we shall not be far wrong in Ithinking that to-morrow it will be decided to band over to each man his money. Mace has evidently done his best, and a great deal more than many men would do, to keep hiniacif out of the clutches of the police ; and it certainly is not his fault that the fight did not take place. The proceedings yesterday are the most severe blows the P.R. has yet encountered, and if the police act for the future in this uncompromising manner, pugilists, especially those qualified for championship engagements, will find their occupation gone." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—ernis DAY.) The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to our market to day, coastwise as well as by rail, were only moderate, but in fair average condition. For both red and white parcels the trade was very tiro, and in all business con cluded Monday's quotations were fully realised. With foreign wheat the market was fairly but not ex tensively supplied. The demand was steady, and the late advance was fully supported. In floating cargoes of grain a considerable business was doing, at extreme quotations. Scarcely any English barley was on offer, and the show of foreign was only moderate. The trade was very and good and fine qualities were quite as dear. Malt was in seasonably good supply, and moderate re quest, on former terms. . _ In oats sales progressed steadily, and prices had an up ward tendency. Loth beans and peas were easilydisposed of at the recent improvement in value. Flour ruled firm at Monday's prices. The value of town made qualities ranges from G. to tAs. per 280Ibs. Linseed and rapeseed were steady. Most agricultural seeds were firm in value, with a fair demand. Cakes were quite as dear. CURRENT PRICSA. HNeusa. Per L _ _ WILT, Lam Kent, rod. '66 Z to Z ter Qr 'l4 63 ii. 73 „ —to '67 65 to TS Norio& sad Elaccdu red BARLZT OATS. S. s. Scotch potato Lriatt, block „ white 27 to 30 Mato( --- 40 to 44 Distilling 0411441 w 34 tO 38 Bunt. MALT. 48 to 44 Mangan Tick 42 to 44 Harrow Pigeon 47 to 48 Grey Maple White Bros. Norfolk, I;n4 Suffolk BB to 72 Kingston and Ware 72 to 75 Brown 66 to 14 PLO. Ma .. 36 to 46 38 to 40 _OAT& English, feed -- 2S to 29 potato deacon, feed Pow Yer Qr. WHIAT. Dantsle and Konigs berg 72 to 81 Rostock & kleckka 42 to 43 38 10 41 riorß. _____ boa __ 69 to 77 GO to 70 Ruastan, bard " _ Town mods: 114. Household 54 to 60 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship 5O to 58 Per Qr. , :oft ts to 66 Amenican. red — to „ white to OAT& Danish and Swedish. 15 to tO Uri= _ Ti to 18 „ 8A111.17. Grinding Distilling Malting BILANS. OAT!. sav~•a .. Dutch 16 to 32 feeding .... 21 to 26 ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. de.. CARRIAGE 1 1111 to 41 Maps. to Sollars linus CORN. White Se to 43 Yellow nova. Trench, per sack .... 46 to 54 Bpantalt 46 to 64 American, per tel. .. 68 to SD Canadian LB to SS INTO LONDON BY WATER 'HIS WEEK. Sh 1 Pa I "117". I Cli ;V i tarZ e" I 810.84184 Debbi scd Ur Ass Caledonian Cambrigt - 63 65' 100 101 66 45 I I 73 76 TO TT Cony'lT. Dublin and Basatlano Dandes,Part.k&Abd in , List London — Do. 9rtp_ =ow sad& init;;; 108 Eastern Ord. 311 Do. IL And. Stk., No.! 4 Groat North ot &Wood 15 lariat Marlboro ..' 110 Do.A 1 Area. no &v. on. 1151 10.1 t 4116 p. o.lllPoitl/1 123 Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock. Gl2 South I West. (Ins.)l 24 'Great We5tern......... 471 Do.StoorVal.n.i Do. South Wales .. Do. W. 1114.-02644—d, 26 Do. Do. Newprat, 29 Lancashire &Yorkshire' 1 tozi. or= Aessti? Do.ll44.Exten.A6p e.. 1 11 Loudon& North Wain.; 1131 London&SonthWestorn 82 Ilan. finet...taineatoshi 49 1144ropolltsa— 123 Do. Extrusion, —WA.' dend o p. et. till 18701 Ifolropoltioa DM:IM I Do. do. Do.&81. John's.r.oodl 1111dlaad b;rl4 . . North British I Do. Slim ,Pert,iitia: N. Nestorn—Bdrwtok Do. Load N. s Para —1 Do. Do. York I Do. Cortiolo. Do. nook daZtiii.' Do. do., 1110041 North Loudon Do. do, 11103.. North Staddrdoldro I N. S. Welton Atmm. StriUnion lt e roo.. _ South Suitors 111•Inos,Woklusiiiihe Toil Vale Do. C ; —....—.. Waadrierd Waterloo di 119 119; 68 feu SS 931 102 103 110 i 1100 ,100 i lee fIN 61 9 4 2I 96 96 133 135 111 117 1 11 pm 64 66 ' 100 112 66 17 44 43 671 67/ 143 31 146 ei - - mi 1001 1110 Iti 1,0 47 1 61 461 112} i 82e 49 123 2f 4 - (191 1191 19 1S 1021 ai 5- VI 17 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) OlDUfAltly BRAZES AIM noose. 101 103 99 101 99 101 88 90 87 80 101 106 1074 1804 107 108 106 107 94 96 103 186 111 11! 106 107 103 105 166 168 106 107 104 106 101 104 101 103 I ti 101 1 101 03 99 100 99 100 los; xd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Om VOLoca. Public securities remain flat, owing to a prepon derance of speculative sales f9r a fall. The politi cal news from abroad is considered unfavourable, while the announcement that a volunteer armoury in Norfolk has been atta cked by Fenian has created uneasiness. Nevertheless, it is thought that this statement requires confirmation. There is little fresh business, attention being almost ex clusively devoted to the completion of the fort nightly settlement. Consols are without variation for money, but have declined 1-16 percent, for the account. The changes in British railway and foreign stocks, though not important, are in an adverse direction. Greek Bonds have not been affected by the notification of a proposed settle ment of this debt. The applications for discount are still upon a very moderate scale, and the quotations for choice paler are unaltered. Loans for a few days on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at Ito per cent. Consols are quoted 931 to for money and 931 for the account (Nov. 7). The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are dull, at 911 to 921. The railway market remains flat, and several of the leading lines exhibit a fresh decline of 1 to per cent. Annexed are the prices:—Metropolitan, 1291 to 1231 ; Great Western, 47 to ; London and North Western, 1131 to 1 ; Midland, 119 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 to ; Caledonian, 991 to 1001 ; South Eastern, 671 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 311 to ; Great Northern, 109/ to 110/ ; ditto A, 1151 to 1; London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 19: North British, 321 to 331 ; and Brighton, 63/ to 1. Foreign stocks are unchanged, apart from a de cline of # per cent. in Spanish Certificates, viz., to 14 to g. Turkish of 1862 are at G 2 to 63 ; ditto of 1865, 310, to I ; Greek, 13 to 1 ; Spanish Pas sive, 181 to 191 ; Italian, 1861, 441 to 45 ; Chilian scrip, 1 dia. to Jr prem. ; and Mexican, 15 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds hare receded * per cent., viz., 64 to;, ex div. Erie Railway shares are lower, at 451 to 461, but Illinois Central are steady, at 771 to 7S}. Atlantic Cable shares are steady. Anglo-Ameri can are at 17,1 to and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference at 3 to /. Financial shares present no movement. Inter national Financial are quoted 21 to 2! dis. ; Lon don, 24 to 22 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, G to 51 dis. A moderate amount of business is reported in bank shares at yesterday's quotations. An instalment of 10 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Chilian loan, introduced here in January last. It appears that there is at last a prospect of the settlement of the Greek debt, and after 41 years' exertions to attain this object, its realisation, if arrived at, will certainly constitute a financial event of no small interest. The Greek loans were contracted in 1824 and 1825, and the only divi dends received by the unfortunate bondholders were four half-yearly payments, which were re tained in hand by the contractors at the time when the loans were brought out. In other words, Greece has never remitted one single halfpenny to meet the dividends on these loans. A notice has now appeared, signed by Mr. Edward Haslewood, the chairman of the committee, calling a meeting of the bondholders for Tuesday next, the 22nd inst., at one o'clock, at the London Tavern. A memorandum from the committee at the same time informs us that a pro visional agreement for the settlement of the Greek loans of 1824 and 1825 has been made between the committee and his Excellency Sir Peter Braila, the minister plenipotentiary and envoy extraordi nary, and Mr. Spartali, the consul general, on be half of the Greek government, by which stock to the amount of 1,000,0001., bearing interest at 5 per cent. from the 31st March, 1868, with an accumu lative sinking fund of it per cent. per annum, is to be given in extinction of the present debts, with all the arrears of unpaid interest. This would give, free of expenses, in new stock for each £lOO Red Greek Bond ex coupons, equal to 7211. 54. of claims £lOO Blue Creek Bond ex coupons, equal to 211/. ss. of claims £lOO Coupons This agreement, it is remarked, is subject alike to the approval of the Legislative Chamber at Athens and of the Greek bondholders. The amount of gold taken from the Bank yester day for abroad was 121,0001., making a total of 328,0001. since the date of the last return. Further withdrawals are expected to take place in the course of the next few days. The Bremen has brought 4,000/. in specie from New York for England, and the City of Antwerp 1,5001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were dull, and a further slight downward movement oc curred in the rates for bills on France. The ex changes with Italy, on the other hand, were quoted worse for that country, in consequence of the distrust excited by the unsettled condition of poli tical affairs. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months 12.0 to 12.01 ; ditto, short, 11.19 to 11.191 ; Rotterd am, 3 months, - 12.0 to 12.01 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; Brussels, 3 mantis, 25.35 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.10 to 13.101 ; Berlin, Cologne, Am, 3 mont hs, 8.261 to 6.271; St. Petersburg, 3 month'', 324 to 32 ; Poris, short, 25.10 to 25.20; ditto, 3 months, 23.30 to 25.32 A ; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.30 to 25.321 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 to 1201 • Vienna, 3 months, 12.65 to I 12.75 • Waite, 3 manila ' s, 12.65 to 12.75 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 481; Santander, 3 months, 4S to 48A ;Cadiz, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Seville, 3 months, 491 to 49 ; Malaga, 3 mouths, 481 to 481 ; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to ; Bar. micas, Is months, 491 to 49 ; Bilbos, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 481 to 481 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 28.0 to 27.1 ; Henna, 3 months, 28.0 to 28.20 ; Naples ' 3 months, 28.0 to 28.20 ; Palermo, 3 months. 28.0 to 28. ff/ ; Messina, 3 months, 211.0 to 28.20 ; Lisbon, 90 days' date, 51; to 511 ; Opor to, 90 days' date, 511 to 511. At a meeting yesterday of directors of the Indian banks, the chairman, representing one of these establishments, announced that his bank has in structed its agents in India to buy six months' bills. The ostensible plea upon which this is done is the refusal of the National Bank of India, under its remodelled constitution, to consider itself bound by the understanding that no bills having more than four months to run were to be taken ; but apart from this pretext, the banks have doubtless been influenced by motives of convenience and of interest in extending the paper facilities accorded to the India trade. The understanding amongst the banks being now practically at an end, each establishment will be free to follow its own discre tion in the matter, and this, of course, means that the six months usance will be reverted to. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2031. over last year ; and the Glasgow and South Western an increase of 882/. . . . Mr. Edward Moore, the official liquidator of the Hampstead Brewery Company ,(Limited), has this day been authorised by the chief clerk, sitting at chambers for Vice-Chancellor Malins (the secured creditors having been already paid in full), to de clare a first dividend of Bs. in the pound to the remaining creditors. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, waterworks, and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : - - -- • • - Insurance—London. 4 , 4 ; Ocean Marine, 20, : Thames and Money Merino (limited), 5 4 : Union Marine Liver pool (Limited), 84. ; Universal Ma ri ne (Limited). se• 4. Gaslight and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 44 ; City of Moscow Gas, 13, 4, 124 4 ; Great Central, 134 Imperial Continental, 91:, 4 ; Surrey Consumers, 13. Docks—London and St. Katherine, M. Waterworks—Berlin, 124, 4, j; Ilastliondon, 114 ; West Middlesex, 1061. Canals—Graild Junction, -al. 111 113 U 85 BIITISIi ruseasslon. RAILWAYS. 100 all Atlantic &St•Lawrecool U. 100 Bozo.Bar.&C.lo. gpa • 14 Do. 7 Shama_ _ 1101 all Buffalo & Lake fivos. 14 , all Do. Preferrec• IN .100 11011.,/kaaLAGlodatids I per eint.lB72-0-11 It 10C CaL && Taaternsp. ag. St 100 Cape T. & Dock 100 all Dentorara,7p.o. it 100 Lot Donal rag:: 20 10 Do. do. 6 do._ 14. 100 last Indian ga. 6do 10 , 6 Do. L IL 100 Gonad Trunk olCaoada; 100 all Do. Equip.ll.l3.op.et 100 all Do. lei prat Bonds 100 . . Do. tad prat leads IN an , Do. frd prat. Stook 101 l a* : Do. 4414 pref. Stock_ 41. 100 Great titian P 461,4616 10 all Do. go& 6 pie mot. O 1 0 Do. New do. 10 I 2 Do. New -• Ot LOO at& of g• id. 1100 Do. as .0. ilOO Do. 01 pot .. 10e on et. Waotorn of Cando $OO all , D0.L.8da.pay.1673 10 on Do do. do. 1377.9. 10 1 Who ch(Lbalted) A. 'lOO fMadroa guar. 6p. mat. it IMO 1 Do. 40. d 0..., 01. 100 I Do. do. 44 10 I all I Do. 110th Litooidoo , 10 ' all ,11416. andfloSsoa'sßay 100 on I Do. Ip. et., pay. yltS Foe 0.01 1);: o^^ ii..; it. 100 N.ll.otean.Op 0.1069.1 11. 400 Salads, gaii. persest. ,100 I Do. D!Ild _lb ; bi..:, .i, - .::: no: pipia!? 0. 46. .10 I no i.ao . atnocea, I floslaggeltes. 66 69 I 10! 103 par hos 4 es ri 60 15 00 102 101 104 119 111 le 2 17f 151 pm BS 56 47 Si 59 41 10 32 20 22 107 103 P 62 1 linnt 1 lipm 103 156 93 P 5 161} 162 193 100 PR OS 108 IN es 97 91 93 1021 S 1031 111 i 19, 107 i 8 .... 151 le 91 63 I 96 96 111 1/3 so as I los m 101} los; 102 103 pa 87so I JOINT IMICJIL BANKS. Liam 1 14 - 1 0.1 40,000, 10 Agra Bank (1.5.)A 5000 1 10 Do. B. 60 Albion 16 60,7001100 Albans Limit ed IS 100,0001 * Anglo Andean. 40,05 10 Anglo Egypilan(l,& - .) 1 all 10,000 1 20 Anglo Indian (Usiited) , 1041 40 Australasia .... —1 all 20 Bankotßriti;hbeiuraida, all 11.600 ' Do. New, 5511 pin.! 10.01:10 26 Bank of Egypt 1 all 50001 10 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10 10,000 SO Bankotirietorla,Artral 1 26 67,000, 10 Bank of New 751 and lO 10.000; 60 British N. America .._ all 16,000 20 C.I.A. IndLa,Aus., China an 00,05 II Chart Mar. 5151 a, &a all 40,000 20 City .... 10 19,000 1 100 Colonial 200,400 ; 10 Consolidated Bank (1.4 4 10,1100. 60 Delhi and tondos (L.I ri 54100 50 EMS London (Limited; . 6 40,00010 Eaatarnischange(Um.)l 10,600; 110 English and American . 10 60,0001 90 Ens BanklideJaneiroL 10 5000, 90 . Eng.SootAtAusl.fbartd 10,000 60 Inglishandltirediait (L.): 1 95 16,040100 Imperisllss(Licalld; 10 16,65 10 Imperial Mama —.. 10 1,000 , lonian....__.._ all *ml2ooooo ' D New 000.le I L a o. nd Mort Bk 15151 ) 4 5090001100 D0.5e.Deb.,1034.1107rs 51 10,000. SO L0n.805.2555015.(1.; 20 10.000100' London and Brasillan 1 46 21,420 20 Do. New 6,000 100 LondoniltiverPlata;L) 41 505 Di Do. do. do lO 110,005 te Lon. CL Bank of Audit; au $7,100 fo' . London and County—. 10 12.500 10 115. Now lune lat2o p. 4 71,051 60 land= Joint Stock lf 10,000 20 , London & South African: all 10.000,100'. Lon. &B. Weidsrn (Una!' 10 1,000 60 ' London it Venesuelsl ) 5000 100 • London & Westmlnata lO 60.50 15 Deis...lo/4 m. now paid 10 6,040 100 t Merchant bang alas. I . 25 5.50 60 Mercantile dtgacasidLl 105 16,000 10 Metropolitan (Limited) all 6.000100 Midland Bank (156) 10 10,000 6 National of Australasia' 4 5000 100 . Nations] of Liverpool , la 5000 100 . N. Pro. of Ingiend 41 5000 fo' Do. mst tad fwr.l 11 woo 10 I Naiketel Bonk 5000 10 , New South Wales.. 50,001 10 INorth Western Ti 00,070 26 Oriental Bank Ciirpain elf 5,110' SO Prosin.BankhogOor.a ) 10 5000 100 , PPOlrille. 5 Ireland - 26 4,000 101 Do. do. New_ 110,000 11 , South Auerrelia. _ ad Itoin Ka • sum. 5 B. B. it 10004 100 . Do. do. 15 at opa; 10 40,05 MI Talon et Australia all 10000 leo Union of Inland (15.). It 551 W 11755 el landau -- —1 MUNI DelNshOolat.lo.ol.,l9ll , 100 1011,040 Do. UM 111 .... ' 04a. Gov.' p. 4.,1177314. 1139 I Do. Sper4osb.llllsi. 100 Do. Speret.... 100 Do. &par ot.Jea./J3 100 00/1,008 Do. Swot Ida 100 100,000 Oa ceo Hoppe 603.1873 : 100 -- Do. 100 -- ' Do. do, 146040 1 100 Dck do. 110041. 100 114,t Op Do.fp.4.Ap.aoat.l9.* 100 100, ylost,Nov. 106% Ip. ot t 100 UN Do. 1878, do— , 100 1.000,000: Do. UM d9— ' 106 100,g Ilsortltue 4 pis 4..1071 100 100, Do. 19711' 111 100, Do. 11114 104 VA Do. 146 100 woo NsialGov.6p.e.Ap.&oe. 100 196,000 Now Bras9Gov.4porst. 100 1,114,900 New Booth Wass G0...' 4 p. c0ut.,1611 66 UM j 10 1,671,800 Do. 4p. 91468 to 1893 100 864,000 D0.6p.0.3,11167 to 1419 100 140,000 New Zoalasd tper Nat • UN 4000,000 Do. Spa ant. .NO 600,000 Do. 4 per oast 1891 111 103,00$ Do.do.l.l9l.luseaDoe 140 WS Non /Wolk 4p. 9, lin WO 1,914. Quomeloo4 Goo. 1p.4. 1 100 1,177, Do. Do. 1391 .... 100 141,400 &MIA Oov. 6p. c.. 07-7/ 100 D.. MO sod 43;0rd9 169 MAO Vlo.gov.ep. a. Jill. Jab 100 ;MAI Do. 6D. et 390.1 , 6001 100 1t111.1t16/4 NUN No. 1868 i Mon. I 1 VOILIaGN I Pd. I tan.wAra cos Pima at datum, et Rotterdam an la•blaiat Frs. (L )g.7p.n all !Belgian IL motion all Ayres,Cl. 4. 7p. eta) all Control Armadas all 'Corday)* all I Do. Ratention 80 Don al:art & Wit& (L) 111 Dutch Rbeedah _ all Do. all •Rtiatern of France 18 :European Central ;14_ I all 'Oretat Latensboarg all ilamborgsa„) all ;Yea-can il.l 'NemALlegit I By the all Doll p.c.Prt. Belt. gov all 'Northern of France an N. Rail B. /tyres e.7.p.c ail I Do. Deferred all Norwegian Trask Prot all MOUND (SagruaAldlo all Parte, Ly oat and Win all Parla and Masai all Recife & S. Francis. (L) 10 Royal Sardinian an Royal Swedish 1 all , Do. 7 per oent. all Sambre and Ileum all Do. he per cant.PreL all San PaniorL) g. 7 per et. all &Aust.dLom.Venetian 18 South Bast. of Portugal all Southern of Prance all Turin and Savona _ _ all West Flanders _ _ all Do. Ig per cant. Pref. 1 all , Wast d N. W. of Franco $ Ibl 1 i 4 3 1 1 2 148 IS 131 141 - 16_ 'TO_ dial ;11 tO 12 ! 18 16 es 1 84 8f , I I In 19 44 MI 2 I ile 4 84 SS I 113 U ye 101 61 7 f 74 9 144 17 Iti 14i .114 20 21 1 4 9 9} 21 22 1011dIGN i/BLIGATIOIia. N. 1 RAILWAY& Closing Wow 4 all G.Lamantrostglip.cant. 31 si le all . Do. IN 0 Havana and Matanus 17 90 100 Lausanne and Fribourg 94 200 100 all Yates:as and SabanWa 1 100 on , Do Second lams . 87 90 10 Fall North. of France 3 p cll 111 121 199 iDo lateCharl. SIP , ct. 100 Ottoman (Smyrna, .tc ) , 40 60 Do. do iiir:e4 at 721 20 25 10 , Paria,Lgooe,o43ln lip.ct.l 12 lte 100 •aS. F. (Porn .) ' 93 96 4 al Swedbb 6p. et, ll 1 Do La ova d• 7p.ct l , 94 26 10 an &Loin-Fen. lip.o I SI 01 100 nth East.ot Fort 7p. c — 10 uthernofFranm3p.c l2 13 10 J 1 uth. Italian, 3 per ct 4l 2 10 all Pll.llN.W.cdltasp.c ll 1 / 171 11 10 411, 2 21 pm 16 16 6 Edi 65 67 ii 14 db I - i - 4, 4111 7 9ln 61 63 19 70 77 VI 11 13 37 3. 1 kal tar 4 2db 3 tar 164 172 14 192 1 elk 3 i tell , SI 114 is 9W 21 23 414 4 3 1 41, 4 7pm par 2 pm 24 26 6616 3839 10 18 - 0 i lla 1! 8N• 88 71 6 AU 6.. idle poi, dim! 48 48 7 5Ss 87 89 19 10 Ms 9 6es 49 49 9 6 eni If 16 100 id I Cl. Was. 1 Web. 11,000 2 Alandlloe Limited) - all ; 1 11 10,000. 1 AngloareaGold(Unt) 1 i pulp , 10 Australian . 7 , ' 1 3 1,0 00 00 le Caps Copper7liraliedl 7 1 Olt pr 6/ 110000 I Cagodallilver (Limited) 32a.1 11 -. 80,000 9 ( U mlt . d) Choutaleo.&S3lln.,L 4 , par pin Si 10,000 10 Coptapo l 'l* 1 76,162 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 144.1 1 2pm 2 3-16 pm rIA 1 mil d ( 1 1 1 ,1 8 mi i t i Ll i . i.4), ari l 1 1 4b il ta 20,000 2 ottoo&Bollyl&GOia 11 4 I 10,000 SO I all I 16 17 , 4111, lf apanda (Lbsitod) , LP. , 1 *Ms; - it, B United) 1 all 11 16 11 , 7, If analtanian (Limil * 11041 80,000 4 •Fanuloillo Copper ( I 3 1 Dar 8 8 0 0 006 3 Festarena Gold (Lim.). 21 1 to 000 20 Toatnibandliilver all I 8 20 100,000 8 Port Phillip ll 1 11 Mood 80 Royal Cobra Copper 431 - .. Boma Grande 110 . ,000 1 Boottiab Austral. Um; all I 11 11 — ll.OOO 00 84. lain del By Urn l6 98 06 981 43,17 A SO United Mexican Um ' 281 11 21 •-• 90,000 2 Vol Antinoria Go 4 (LI 1 1 1 dia 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Um. 6 1 4 9 die 6,000 10 Val Wean I Ungted 7 ) NM* 1 Wasboe Gold (Limited all / •-• ..... 80,000 1 0/Gribbin (Waited) - 11,000' 1 Yorks Peninsula (Lim all 1 1 4RBOB 1 Tadanarnotana 'Um.' an . / 11 81171811 KINN& No. IM. I Muss I Pd. I CI. prime 1 sales. II WO - i Cltivarton 88— 114 * 4 0904 - IClifford AmaL7 8 111,80 .. Dev. G. Con. (Tavistek.) 1 MS 435 0 .. Drakewalla ki :-. zast rast c.d limest a (lllog ... au . ) $. 3 1 1 , 1 4 1 : 5; 1 5 / 1 -: 14 .. Fast Cara Brea . 6, - East Greaville ..... 1, .. East Loyal I 3.9.0 8 9 -. 4, .. E. W. Rained (Faris*. ) , 111.7.1 1 11 486 .. °rambler kM. Aubyw 66 3 4 10,100 1 4 Great Lazar (Limited: 411 17 0 COM .. Great Saab Tolos 1,108 - G. W. Vor (Beaton) 6,0001 .. Grenville 1 9.0.6 11 11 1,014 .. Rerod4 Foot , 81.100. 06 88 6,0001 .. Hlngston Downs 1 110.6 1 21 8061 - Margaret (hay Lelia). 11.17.6 6 8 9,000 .. Matte Valley 14.10.0 61 Of 40,000 4 Mwyndy Iron On 1 14 3 WI. .. 4001 - New Beton . . . . - I 11 t 46 IA TOO .. North Realism [ M 8,6401 .. North Wheal Crotty - 2.12.0 3} sil tow Vatted LINO (r. Leiant), 10.6.7 al .. emelt* Bt. Mar), 14 460 420 lburrow - 1 11.2.0 i 1 ... 1 - W. Fran a killonan) 1118.9 36 40 .. Park— • ) 9 11 14 1,02 .. W. Caradon (Ltakeard) 111 7 9 ... S, _ Wen Chimirtma 14 -•• Ti W a sat7eton % li g : WWl‘ Wb. est r aB ::( lll44B4 ll4dra (lll°lgaa ti ) :: 18 : 115 884 27 81: : 1, _ 110,Mary Ann (Menhen ) I 16 18 — 3OlO - Wheal beton lO3 115 1.0401 - WY. TM/maw (19411 1 8.17.0 6 7 1545CELL1L15150015. So. ISS I Oosnarras. I Pd I 0.12. pram. I sakes. 10,000 10,000 4,004.1100 4104,000 10,000 6,000 10,400 47,000 mace ,!•411. ii:olil 10 Aoglo-AnierlcanTeL(L. 10 Angio•Merleas bilat 84 Atlantic Telegraph 1 84 =reel 1 II • .—1 ri Australia L A t i rli.(l., 10BargperakTea 'Mated., 0 Berlin Waterworks (L . ! 10 Do. New 100 Bolckow Vaaghaa (L ;1 II llcaabay Gas (Liatitody _ 17,600 .2,600 11.44 166,000 100,000 in,63° Bt. 111. &I. Mag. Tel. (L) , 80f Quad' Company .. 10 t ei CaarlanLoanht Lav(L) 20 lon Compaay 10 tio • slarea /0 ICIdaa81.11111p&LCoalL 10 laty Dlaooant, Llnalion. 16 Clty.)lLoadonft.Pro.'Ll city of Milan Impro.(L ) 10 1 Do 16 Tula 111016161! 4110,14•1 ifff,ooo I MOO 111.000 10,00 ~ ICIM el Ilmoow Gee (L.) City Mose 'Ccl at (Limited) I Do. ,Oommemial Velma( lat ! Co 'Conti °t tal Ume r iet _ Do. C. of Loa 8d.1877,41p.c. Do. C. logo. of ( d0 . .. t F . 1 do. rL.; Do.of If (L.).. el g al Profofooco . EC Ei ie fa -80 35 70 75 18 19 wo f e I & " 11 '1 k• 4 41 11 U 97 102 64 08 I 1 81, i Of 416 —. If 0,41+ 11 14 die 11411 II 249 12 9 lib 61. 12f f 13f ltl 17fdli 6 {di. I jab kill 0 01 6 4di 13 15 6 9 109 104 6 at 24 96 97 102 IN 114 1‘ 16 / 5 d• - 7 6 6 44. 161 14911 4 4 411* 141.146 as iti _die S 518} I De. 6p. et. Peep. Doh. (Limited) . P i l a a t ta :ni UM Assam Tea (L.? ~I.lndialen4CA Fin(L T. India W,g. & Canal Ebbw Vale Vale .. .. . M nCo. &Int (I ) Electric Telegraph Do. New Eng.&Aus.Copper (Lisa) Ihig. and Foreign *edh r Al it etj Th eottialtilmfm.(l. Ri linre-at ( Wareb libie oret; iiieueral Credit &Dis.(L: Elea. Noma Navigatice Borne !Colonial As.(L. tiloogßoog 4 China Gis Riuleon's Bay. - . . Ira.LandCo. Marseilles L Indian Carrying (Lim.' Internat. Plnen.Boe.(l Intermit. Land Credit(L Italia& Land Italian lens. (Can. Car , Do. 6 p. e. Bde. r. 1570 Land Beeurittes(Lim.) ,Lond. African Tradia (l g I Lon. & Caliron. K. Los.County i land &B.(L Lond. DistrietThes.L. ' Lund. Fines. Aim. (L.' Load. 0. OmnitsteC.(L.,‘ laod.dolacs. Eng. Co. (L: Load. Provincial Maria.-1 Illadres Dram. & CanaLl bp. et.e.hy Indian Gov. 111,600' 20 !Mauritius Land, &e. (L 111,000' ; 10 .siedit. Buten. Tel. (L. )• •1 9,480 511 Merchant Shipping (L 5600,000 R. Millwell F.l4.&DoeinL 46,000' 60 Mil lean fronWorka 1 116,600 10 Natal Land &Col.C. (L ‘ 11110,0001 12 Itiatioeal Dia. Corm. (L 10,000 25 !National Prov.llerhmai 10,000 1 109 iiationalSteamNay.(L' 12,500 , 201 Nsrbodds.Costalroma ' 16,0001 10 NewConsolidet.Dia(L ' 61,000' 6 New Quebrada. Limited 10,000 26 N.7aaland 1..&11.Ag.(1.1 ! 10,000 16 .Zealand T.& Lam (L. ) i 16,000 10 orthern Amani Tea(L) : 11,000110 Do. B 5151,115 Bt. . Brie. Australasian (L ' liteeen 40,0001 60 , 2.11rit.1 Mercian. In.(L. `. 00,000 1 IS Marine (lasura.? 10,0001 60 Oriental ?Wanda( Lim.' 10,050 6 Orieuiallies(Liatitnd) 1 90,000 5 Do. New 60,000 10 :Orient Inland Stemin(L) 11,000 10 ,Otago & Sthland Invest 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited 42,600 10 Paniuna 8.11. Steam L. , 10,614 6 Do. do. 1 /1000,000 Rt. PeellUv. Land& Ilio.(1 0 10,000 60 Penineolut o.Bbeare 10,004 60 I Do. do. New 1 1 555 20,000 60 1 Do. do. do. 1887 10,000. 50 Rhymney iron ...... ; 10,000 16 ! Dn. New 14,005 26 ltiol.City Improv.(l.) 1 110,000 90 • Rio Jaaelro Dui (Lim) 16,000 ‘OO Royal Wail Steam 1 4100,000 St. Scutßostra Invest. (L: , $O,OOO 20 Sue.Pinan. d*Rapte IL). 20,000 10 S. African M. &In. (L ) 14;200 25 Routh Aastraihut lend : £1121,000 M. lubreartne Telegraph ; ... • 1 1 Do scrip 111,604 1 20 Tel.Cons4ue.&3lain4l , 1 1901e00 10 ...name& Mersey In.(1 ); 1,600 1 10 'Trinidad Petroleum (L )1 57,500 10 .Trust&AgeneyorAtie.'L! 60,000' 10 IT. & L. Co. of U. Canada, 100,000 BO Un.Marine of Liver. (11 1,000 111 Matted DiacountCorp;L 103,000 5 renal C. Teleg. Co. (L.A 20,000 ii Do. 10 per Cent. prof.' 50. 4 10 90 !Mitre's. Mari.elna.(L): 25,000 10 lUpper Amain Tea 10,0001 1111 12an DIMINO' Lend (I ' 11193001100 I Pleeroyot Igypt(Mor.:L' 119,000 I 00 lir arrant Finance (Lan.) KOS 1 lReetindta&Pereilo RUT, • Call pendle PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, S. Wales gua. 43 per cent., 1839, 73. North Eastern, York, kl. and S. Purchase, 10. 10,000 100,1110 411119,071 WWI $ll,OOO 10,000 ! s.pall 4 It W 10 3 41. 11 Oft. 1 pm 4 IWA IS MI 32 :hilt 3 1.0 141 14 3 1 dls ti 112214 4 3db Ift 1 di* 24 $ 40 03 3 2 (lb 7 4 di. 7 ddb 7 100 _ __ 11,000 wOOO IGO 000 10. 000 . 10.000 lON 1.0.000 •11,000 10,000 110,0001 1.600000 loons 4,0ci0 lOW I P•o???i 47,003 -- 1,411.1 U , 116000 I 50, 1000,000 24 12 dl I I} 11 171 Is I *Os 101 10$ le 00410 If 31 35 40 40 45 ._ 81 6.11 , B}pm 4 Ido dl. 7. I kW &P. 7 1 710 1 6 8p Pm m I 4 4 di. 7 oes 14 40 le 1? 14 P pee 10 If 111 Par Ow 1 1 41 . 2 *1 a i ef ei SS 96 61 63 61 53 ldli par 22 24 61 7f 20 21 22 24 04 97 115 124 8 7 41s ei 4 4 41, 24 la SO 70 14 f 161 1* , 3 1 .._ 111 I 51e 1 4 pi. re r n 9 I/money .4&3i for r S . I tie '3l Tti 11 9 T S 6Si zd 7116 71 14 i The following prices were realised yesterday at the sale of the Open Stock Exchange (Limited) : _ _ - Langham Hotel Company, 2/. 2a. 044 liniverek ea" legs, 6/.15a. to 71. : Not th American Copper Mine, ..81. ; Glue River Iron Company, I. ; London General Omni bus Company, 2/. ss. ; Victoria Silver Lead Company, 100/. Bowls, L.s.; Consolidated Land Company (France), fully-paid shares, lls. ; ditto ditto Bonds, 115/. Six per Cent., M. Is. ; Imperial Land Marseilles Bonds, 20/. liz per C. nt.. 1870, 51. se. ; Confederate States Bonds, 1863, 500 .1 la. Seven per Cent., 3s. • ditto ditto, 1804, 1,006 dole. per Cent., 71. • ' A tl antic and Great Western Railway Coupons, 10 a. ; Payola Land Debentures. 1,006 acres, 30s. to 31s. • International Hotel Company, .is. to 4c ; India Tea Company of Cachar, 10e. ; Varna Rail way, 3/. se. ; Star and Garter sham: 2/. TOZ3DAT 10/211110. 0011201 s, which closed yesterday at 94f for the 7th November, opened this morning at 94,4 to and closed at 931 to 94. For money the last price was 931 to 4. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92 to k. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1 4,3/, 44, 31; ditto, for account, 941, 4, 31; Thr eel per Cents. Reduced, 924, 2 ; New Three per Cents., 92e, I 2, ; Bank Stock, 253, 150, ex. div. ; India Five tier Cellt.. 114, 131; ditto Four per Cent., 991; ditto 13-uids, 655., 70s. prem. A further relapse took place in the India Five per Cent. stock, which was last marked 1131. Exchequer Bills were steady at 255. to 30s. prem. Foreign stocks were not much dealt in ; but the changes in price; were all in an adverse direction. Turkish of It '3.54, Moorish, and Egyptian of 1864 declined 1 per c.•nt. : the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, ; Spanish New Three per Cents., k ; ditto Passive, ; Turkish of 1858, 1, ; and ditto of 1865, as well as Italian of 1861, 4. Greek Bonds and coupons were unaltered. The numbers of certain bonds of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company which have beak drawn for repayment arc published. Bank 'shares were very little dealt in, and this only variations were a rise of 10s. in London and Westminster, and a reduction to the same extent in Alliance. The shares of the financial companies were dull, and areduction of 23. 6d. occurred in General Credit and Credit Foncier. Prices closed as follows : International Financial, 21 to 2i die. ; General Credit, 21 to 2 dis. ; Loudon Financial, 24 to 22 dis. ; and Credit Foncier, 6 to 51 dia. Atlantic Cable bhares were unchanged. Anglo- American were quoted 1;..? to ; Atlantic Tele graph Zight pot. Cert. Preference, 3 to 1 ; and Telegraph Construction, 151 to 161. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 141 to 15, and National Discount 61 to 1 prem. The prin cipal movement in the miscellaneous share market was a fall of V. in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. City of Moscow Gas and Mithrall Freehold Land and Docks declined 11., and Nerbudda Coal and Iron 55., while Electric Telegraph rose 11., and Anglo-Mexican Mint los. United States 5-20 Bonds were unaltered, but Atlantic and Great Western debentures and Con solidated Mortgage Bonds fell to 1 percent. Illinois Central shares were ~ better. Prices closed as follows :-5-20 Bonds, 1882, i 1 j to I ; Erie Railway shares, 411 to A ; Illinois Central, 77i to 81 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Deben tures, 23 to 25; and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 20 to 21. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) OM o'OLooz.. The mining market is rather active to-day, especially as regards Prince of Wales, North Tree kerby, East Loveli, Wheal Grenville, Marke Valley, East Caradon, and West Chiverton shares. Subjoined are the present quotations : Prince of Wales, 535. to boo. ; Wheal Gren ville, 326. to 345. ; East Basset, 14 to 16 ; East Lovell, 8; to 1 ; North Crofty, 3f to 4 ; North Treakerby, 313. to 33a. ; Great Retallack, 31 to ; Clifford, 71 to fr ; East Caradon, 6 to ; Marks Valley, 6g to g ; Wheal Seton, 1021 to 1071 1 , ex div. ; Chiverton, 6to ; and West Chi verton, 634 to 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are dull, and a decline of 2s. 64.1. to ss. has occurred in Don Pedro, Pestarena, and Chontalea. St. John del Rey are quoted 56 to 60 ; Don Pedro, 2to I prem. ; Anglo Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, par to I prem. ; Chontales, dia. to par ; Roma Grande, to Anglo-Italian, 4to em. ; United Mexican, 2to I ; Frontino and Bolivia, fr to ; Port Phillip, 11 to It ; and Central American, dis. to 1, prem. At Wheal Seton meeting yesterday a dividend of 31. per share wa.l declared, and at West Seton a dividend of 41. PROVINCIAL MARI ramars. LIVERPOOL. OCT. 15 : Caledonian, 1;1} 1 1001 }1 — Great Eastern. sr; A 6 } }—Great Western, 47} Londom Brighton, and tout). cows, 56—London and North Western, 111 isi t ,! I. 2 7i m st an i etie ; te a r. Vieatield, and Lin orth British , zolt; i shire orth . 49 E 1 . 9 91 stern. Berwick capital at. ck. 172i,—South Eastern. 69 71 f—lireea VCsatern 6 per can , 931—Erie, 461—Cteat Luzon- Isourg shares. b} —Maritime Insurance Intuited , d.—Natiocal Strom Ship Company Limited , 7} } 3-16—Ditto, 8 per cent. min. poet., p. MANCRESTRR. I'.—Market lower. with a fair animal of business doizz. ale ,Limited., 1:4 d —):Elea, toi—ureat Easte . n. i—Great Luxembourg. ts/ 13-141 11.161 13.16 --treat Northern, A, 115} / 4—arand Trunk Canada. I..—;rest Western of Canada, Di 1.16 (I —Greet Western. 47/ ; Brown and Co. Limited 3U .6—Lan cashire Insurance : —London, Brighton, and South Coast, bet —London end North Western, 113 f f 14 IM--Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin .sh.dtite. 4141 k 9 9 } 9—Ditto. Redeem. Pref. }c. p.—Metropolitan. 1231 6 ; 3 }—Midland. WS—North British, 3.1 3}— , mth f I I—Themes an.) Mersey Maine Insurance • Limited , 6 i 1.16 p.—United States 6-°0 rears° Bonds. 711, coin o.lv.—tiroat Western Ms per Cents., 93}-4.4lM donhii. lei 100} 100:—Unbon Bank. Sp.—ltalia., 44 1333113011A11, lo.i done Loudon NA NOrUi Western Railway. at 113; : Birmingham Banking Company (Limited , shares, at 1! pm.: DllinfughaM Joint Stock Bee .Limited . at SC ; and Mattordshire Joint Stock Bonk LimitelL at 3' per share. prices: North British Railway dayers;, at 3:4-4ourbeidle call.ll !sellers:. at 110—M0itand Financial (Limited , , 111.1 s to It —l4lrmlegtuon Warms ;Limited , 11} to 11 /—Rallway t arrhige Limited) (Oldbury. I to 11 pi:l.—and Ilea..klulSlate end nm.s shares ; Limited), n to 1 dls. An order in Council appears in last night's '-car an waking provision for the disposition of the I rmo= remaining on board the West India packet ship Tasmanisa recently arrived, with yellow fever on board. Mr. John Oxenford, who has just returned from America quite rostored in health, is engaged to write • aerie. of " American Social Sketches" in the new weekly paper, the Lea/. p. H.. 441. IN C PN VERSATIOH. —The new discoveries and inventions—of which there were many about this epoch—also furnished him with themes of continual Lodi. . The opiuion, seriously maintained some forty years ago by a continental chemist, that as diamonds were • species of carbon, coals might be turned into diamonds, afforded him much amussement ; and merrily did he specu. bee on the strang•J effects that might follow, if wale bee one dear : and diamonds cheap. The Horticultural So ciety, too, had 'oat offered prizes for the cultivation of new fruits and vegetables, and solemnly be would predict, that as there was a bread-fruit tree, ere long there would bee bread and butter tree, and perhaps by successful grafting, even a plum pudding tree ! We believe he made a slight sketch of the last, with merry children dancing, as well they might, around it. Bat the moat constant subject of his merriment was the railway, as yet scarcely known. How he used to " quiz " Mrs. Hood's mother, a very clever old lady, who enjoyed the fun as much as he did, with an specry picture of the " woes and pleasures" of railway travel ; how the steam inizbt land them upon the dome of St. Paula, instead of conveying them to Camberwell ; how seme spiteful ostler, enraged that, like Othello, his occu pation was gone. might till the tender with slates, and the train for want of fuel come to a standstill, just when the passengers, watch in hand, were anticipating their dinners ! But then the pleasures—surely with so much boiling water, the obl ladies might obtain a cup of tea, and by a little arrangement of the fire-place. perhaps the stoker, with a clear lire. might provide toast also. More over, barrel-organs could be played by steam ; and with most laughable whimsicality, he would suggest appropriate tunes for the "solace" a the passengers. N. ver was there a companion so delightfully amusing as Thorium Hood, when enjoying himself among his friends. — British epareerly If•ricar. new number. N raw ZLA LA N SCHOLARSHIPS. —A very im- portant movement has been initiated by the Rev. F. C. Simmons, M.A., rector of the High School of Otago, who petitioned the House of Representatives to take steps to institute scholarships, " to he open to all young men re sident within the colony of New Zeeland, to be obtained by public compe tition , and tenable during good conduct, at one of the universities of the United kingdom." The movement has bmn very warmly taken up in Dunedin. and a public meeting was held, at which it was proposed to take steps to found a college in New Zealand, the pee posed &tholepin:4 to be regarded only as an interim mea sure ; and from the increasing interest taken in the sub ject by all classes. there is every probability of this come bebeing adopted.-0:avo Tints, Aug. 20. 33 i -' ... 29a ze me 41 1 1-16 i 70 0 78 i i n - ... lei sil Iff 99 94 96 99 1041 IN IN 111 112 100 110 85; 9 +lll 95 100 001