The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-18 00:00:00

a rt ex p r essed setae doubt without the proo se di ag - • u was the right course, but {reared a tale le Tanta& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Lefore Sir. Commissioner Goulburn.) LS RE PAICF. ; was a dealer in irournongory, at Rather ' i•,.t.ts, ;Mt., of which 1507, was without security. _primed for the official assignee; )Ir. Reed a creditor. .;:sruld had brought an action against the Grand anal Compsny for injury suffered by his ;... e verdict was against him, and he had been taken •t..i, for the costs. The bankrupt had two houses at • : it was now stated that they were mortgaged, • , :,ditors wished for particulars. . "r e t- to the court it was stated that the costs were 'T. side, and 73... on the other. .tsr.irt T4l examined as to the mortpges on his • ~ for 1s0:. was held by his brotherin-law,who au advance to that amount. The action • ; ,:,al Company was for injury suffered by his • ...I:Lining it:to a coma, owing to a bridge being Lad paid B'. as costs to his attorney, who was , , arivared tot the bankrupt. 5311 to reasoo for an adjournment He eon - t a the I.Aukrupt had been dragged into the Law- Attoruey. The order of discharge. would be ilsuse in court followed this deciaioo. IN 1.1. .ANILEL MAIISLIALL. descraAug huosed as a general merchant, Ito owed 535/., of which a large pro - ; u ac..tumolitioa bills. it e‘amin..tion of the bankrupt the order wan IN RE GAM. r.; t was • COILBASSiOn agent, of Portland , 0. .aal other places. Debt., 293/., of which Norumalation bills. . . pi oxd. The bankrupt had recently married, ;ex to !Listings. had stayed a fortnight at the t.l. and run up a bill at 191., and than left with. inything. in examination, said be had cHered 101. iett. 11, had been in prison nine weeks. ?Ir. Lica , for the bankrupt, .r lit ran a moat impudent attempt to cheat • er. ice order would be suspended for three L Linkrupt not already been in prison hare withheld protection. T. canner. . • , !csiElbed 111 • civil engineer, of the . iie only asset was a claim of 1301. , r orepany, which wee represented by • .t's attorney, asbeing,well founded. ;r..uted the order. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOW-STREET. . F"T A! , :- , nurD RT A MEDICAL STUDENT. If ',4. , was charged with obtaining drugs ~ . -•. of the Strand (Dent Temple-bar), chemist, .•r pretence*. •• ~.0.1 that, on the 6th inst., the prisoner and presented a paper purporting to be • : : , drisAim of inmate of morphia, from • ..-. • ::.:cou. of Surrey-street. The prisoner said ~•.-t.iot to Mr. Dunn, of Norfolk-street. Witness ;me:ousts been aware that time were two Mesas. sy . Ile suppiied the prisoner with the morphia, the which was la. tkl. On two ertbsequent oc .. - . the prisoner called again with further • . . • • u which also drugs were supplied to :..t witness had since discovered that : e : f •rz..nes. A few days ago he was parin g by th e : '..lr. I.ylor, a chemist, in Fleet-street, when he . • . • ..-oucr there, apparently making a purchase. 11. . . •!t'ule, and gave bin. in charge. Mr. Huggins . .. : t_.t he believed chemist, were robbed and de. • . '.:o . considerable extent. Drugs were sometimes so much below v.due that he was convinced • ~: to ,lishonestly obtained. . ...h.a.4.1 he sever wrote or signed the order pro. ...•.....riessil the prisoner, who in fact was wholly ~ to tom. Was in p artnership with his father, : . • ti. of Norfolk-street. The prisoner bad oertaialy •en in their employ, All orders for drags, An., - r. IN witness from the house in Craven-street.' .13.•:-11., rover ordered anything of the kind. Ilse i• 7 ;ou!cl not possibly have been employed br the wit : • :'.r without witness's knowledge. Wr liner did : e iii. Mr. Huggins, but with Mr. Taylor. ... ,, :er said he had bees misunderstood. He never .. • he was in the service of Mr. Dunn, sen. or Jan., . : 'Eons were unkown to him. He had been sent by i • . in named Robinson, whom be understood to be ..:: ... i Mr. Duce. That person had given him the c • ..:.•li be believed to be genuine. • i;istrate, observing that the prisoner would have - i•unity of laving tnat defence before a Pity, coot- _ • .:...tc for trial. CLERKEN WELL. Y.. CLOTHLN6 AT IsLINGTON WORKHOriII. .., • , •. Rib:veil Martine, and A Px . rt Harding , • r,.1 ...th destroying their clothing at Islington , ... . went to shoe that last night the prisooers :t.l to the casual ward of the Islington work •. ! this morning it was discovered that they had •• i Le whole of their clothing. The clothes since • :hem were of the coarsest of canvas, and there :*0 ..n inch of the stuff visible, it being marked in e l'i.ces with the words •' Islington Workhouse." in defence, said they were wet through, : artre dirty and filthy In the extreme. It • :11 mstter whether they were sent to prison or .n the clothes they now bad on they could not get ..1 al fret could cot make their appearance in the ....ccoart mid that the eondact of the prisoner, %flown], and sentenced them to 21 days' hard ill Howe of Correction. SOUTHWARK. • rY • CONFILT-NTIAL HALLWAY SERCANT. 1%. • confidantial servant in the • I t e :south }:astern Railway Company, was placed ar, chary:) with stealing and embezzling upwards the 1 Tensity of the company. cvt-, limn the law calico of the company, attended r:ot• . I:c.o. a clerk in the Continental parcels office at Arms Station, said the prisoner was one of a d great coosdence was reposed in him, he e Paris parcels, and receive the charges, . .z.d over with his delivery-book duly to of October witness banded him a • • deliver at Itutland , gate, and another to The prisoner has never accounted :a tether had he returned the delivery W.'t, another clerk in the came office, said be do : .s pritoner about the same time which -ce. , utted for. .t. t detective eerfnot of police, r • • .t st the Eutern Rsilway, maid be • • :rw p ti of tLe prisoner's defalLatioas, and on tLst he Lad embezzled 19L 9a, 4d. Bo • • : • k the prisoner into custi.ely, when be ad , • -oce, and raid be was very sorry for it. - s trete examined proving the payments • - no% 'Len eAnittittod Ern for teal. •:IT;Z"L CuLL/CCl' ACCIDENT. NEAR bt"I,LET. HT .SICN: KILLED. .yrrenit.:!„ ao theskipwasbangwound • • -ra who bad been at work all day at Moore. • coli•ery, a fti,Ltful accident sexnueech by • • i eight Len were sacrificed. The pit had ' v. and the chain has been used during •• .1. Pkip was lowered at about a aaL a loy in it, and a number of . .--r• rr- l uired for use by the night ' •'• :foto Slater, noticel that when -t to ascend. eight persons were on, and , • • u. , r• r-dued Thomas Bateman, to get off .w.: lent oa the skip. Heileman °bird • • t , rf, but, as the skip was ascending. • -.1 on. Wken the skip was about -..ft. SI ,ter heard a voice shout out • by a ?err loud scream, and itn . ,t the slip fell to the bottom of • .• • • - . .t wen. A portion of the chain, • • ...rhty.fiee yards, fell upon them. , i..• when Slater saw them at the I tint lody he recognised was that • • was cut off by the chain. The ••. •t • 'sip was about half-way up the pit. .'”`"ning. noticed that the chain ' And then, thinkiog that something ' t , .• steam. On examinetion he found I.- and that a yard of it had gone 0 i s•aa hanging over the shaft of the •-d the unfortunate men at the bottom . r • their respective reeirlenoes, • A • • IL. rest. which will to held this day, • II ,t•r!.— ' - rt.‘' rRT..N AND TCT! "SAITI - 11 •re *nears in yesterda's calling lista rio action of damages at the • t, •- If n. Maria Theresa . Longworth or ' nliohurgb, against Alexander * Hopn , of Bedgehury.park, in the county I i•nielmi Cook, of The Albany, in the teeth residinc in er near Loader or f ssotl an d, aga i ns t w h om arrestinente d eriAli.rioncitt. The de n.l omprieton of the Saturday • . .• action are the alleged libel is the • :, • rase which appeared in the &Our - `.• th. ffoi t ae of Linda' domains. The • .; •r• Mercury. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EvEivinG, NOVEMBER 18, 1864. liio,ooo l tili . .ilei owns sso,oooj 160,000 100901 1100,0001 100,000 lemool llo.o® 122:000 250,000 76,000, 00tORM 1 Illaheolas.op.a.,lB7l 100 Da do. UM 100 Oan. oa,. 1p.c.,187124. 100 Do.ipirct.lob.*Aug. 100 Do.o porct.Maz.dillop.,loo Do.I per ctietJuly 100 D 0.6 per et. Ina . lllock 100 °lVOlicpolp.cd.lB7B.loo do. 11804 100 Do. do. 1890.1 100 Do. do. 1801 100 Corloo.Nor.D)BB,ll..ot. 100 D o . ism do.. 10b llawitlus 0 per ct.,1071 , 100 I Do. 1818'100 Do. rtit FOO NataL Gav apse 0ent....1011 New Brom. Oov. 'wet. 100 IN.B. Wallis W. 6 p.a.1000 100 Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1878 100 D 0.6 p. c. 1888 to 1802 8011 New Zealand 8 per cont. 100 Nova Scotts 6 p. 0., 1875 100 Queensland Gov. 6 p. et.lloo' B.Auet.Oor.6 p. c. Bonds 100, Vle..Gov.dp.c.Jan...Jaly 100, I Do. do. p.c.April.l.oc. 100; SDCUJUTINL 100 102 09 101 08 100 90 92 88 92 104 106 106 107 106 108 108 110 101 104:d 108 111 14 104 107 106 100 106 1031 d 103 106 W 102 98 100 95 07 94 96 101 106 100 102 101} 104} 93 1 1 1 10i 3I 41 107 108 1071 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT 'smarm Timsaium.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Practitioner, Bst 12Th; Wild Thyme, gat 91b; Usher, Bst Mb ; Dawdle, list Sib; Corinthian Tom, Bst • Lady C. roline, 7st 131 b ; Armadillo, 7st 91b; Handley Oros& 7491 b; Ethelred, 7st 91b ; Leoville, 7st 71b ; Joss Stick, 7st fib ; Hurrah, list 121 b; Hecate, Sit 12lb; Volatile, fist rib; Princess Dagmar, Est Db. ENTRY FOR WYNNSTAY CIJP. Three quarters of • mile. Beeper, DA ; Queen of Trumps, Set 41b ; Welland, Bat 21b ; Lady Abbsaa, Bat ; Antoinette, Tat 10th ; Overture, Tat 41b Armadillo, 74 Mb ; Disappointment, Tat ; Overdone, bet lab; Hawkahaw, Cat 10115. HANDICAP. Hall Hager, 9st 10Ib ; Lady Abbas, get ; Attradion, Set 101 b ; Welland, Set 91b ; Tarragona, Bat 2lb Gipsy Girl, at Damaseni, Bet ; Practitioner, Tat 81b ; Usher, ist ; Lady Bohno, bat 111 b ; /3alorsock, 64 91b ; Viola, Sat 61b ; Fox. holes, 64. Antidote altered, but no weight End. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA DIE-LA NE.—(THIS DAY.) Very little English wheat was received fresh up to our market to-day, and the show of samples was limited. The demand, however, for all kinds was in a sluggish state ; nevertheless, compared with Monday, no change took place in the quotations. The "how of foreign wheat was tolerably extensive. A few parcels were disposed of on former terms ; but the trade was very inactive. Floating cargoes of wheat were steady in price. In other articles afloat very little was doing. We had a fair sale for malting barley at full currencies • but grinding and distil ling sorts moved off heavily, at b arely previous rates. Malt was in full avenge supply. All kinds changed heads slowly on former terms. There wai a fair, tut by no means brisk, inquiry for both English and foreign oats, at full quotations. Beans were very dull, at the late decline. The sale for peas was heavy, yet Monday's prices were nr!rrt4 Most kinds of flour moved off slowly, on former terms. Very little fine foreign was on offer. Linseed and cakes supported lest week's currency. Ail agricultural seeds were a drill inquiry. CUREENT PlilC/91. ItioGUM a Qr. WINAT. P s. I. Sam Kent, rscl,lBo 36 to 19 for Qr. s. Scotch. food OM l4) to CI Scotch potato CHO, whits „ black ... —.__ 1b434 :(1 to 4) 'ha% Ism 89 to 44 1e64 3$ to 43 i Noll:di and neoln red, Dint SS to 29 13•11.47 Malting 16 to 2li Grinding - - 24 to 243 1 - • BIM& _—..• at to 16 Tick 34 to 34 Harrow hp= _ 39 to 41 U to IR 37 to 40 SS to 42 note. Toon made, per 280 IDs. Household SO so 38 , Country lHem teed — IS to 811 Norfolk and amitotic " " . potato BO to IS as slap B7 to 211 er QR. WOW. I . I. Hesitate tad Honig, berg 4O to 50 Rostock a Mackie° to 45 Oct% 3O 34 to 40 Russian, hard „ soft Amerlawk red 4O to 6t Will_ .1.. _ _ &iet. Norfolk. and Suffolk SO to Kingston and Wars 62 to 62 64 Brown an on" Ws Now .. 32 to 35 pm Qt. Danish and Oi Swedish 17 to tl Russian ....... 17 to TO ' Danish -- ADO= _ 15 to 88 $3 $0 M Ortedlag 22 to 22 Dtattlllug Main 27 to °V 0•111. Datsh. ?trey -... is to tz toed ARRIVALS Of GRAIN, &c., CARRIAGR FROM NOV. t iiiiiiii What l Barley. Malt. qrs. Itneleh and Seotebi 020 670 I L• 00 Irish foreign ! 17110 UM .. Teta I 29b 31 903 tO 90 : - 1 . ! 7 - 7;3 I 219:0 I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (11T UNIT= KINGDOM ELKIIIIC INUMAAPIL.) (MOM MR own eosanaro3nmer4 A eery slow market. Salsa of wheat very limited at Ird alte week re'sd prime. Barley the turn lower. Beau and oats cup MENCING-LAITI.—(THIS DAL) Scutu.—The market matinees dull, but the limited buaioess transacted has been at about the previous currency. Itedmed—prices of all desmiptioas show a further slight d.. cline. Corres.—The demand for plaotationCeylon is very active at a further advance in prices being now le. Gd. per cwt, above those ruling last week% triage, sold at GO.. to 70s. 6d.; low middling, 765. to 775. ; middling and good middlin. 784. to 83s. • tine ditto, 87a. 6d. to 665. 6d. ; Native is also in good rigout, and Gd. per cwt. dearer ; good and fine ordinary, sold at 675. &I. to 6Ss. Gd. Cocoa.--3. small weed of Trinidad sold at 58a. to GU. Tie.—The vales proceed heavily ; common and medium new season's commis have sold rather easier. The sales will conclude to-day. Amt.—No sales reported. Rtes.—Thai'sre buyers at full prices, but no 'ellen. Forrr.—Theirs isa good demand for all the leading articles at full prices. SoL•rrtros.-300 bags sold at 31a Gd. cash for refractions 31 and 21. CorroN.—Tbe demand is active at full prices. to 27/. FlCMP.—Manilla, ordinary to fair roping, soldat 23/. TALLOW ILiRKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet, but steady. Tows tallow is quoted 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petorsberg Y.C. oo the spot, old. 40e. td. to 40s. Jd. ; new, 114. 3d. ; ell the year, 41s. to 41a. 3d. ; December, 41s. tid. ; January to !larch, 425. lid, ; Starch, 435. td. to 43e. 9d. () q a rs. s. bn i c n°nr es'ets. 10-ro 17:0 Mid 140 . 40 3540 11720 103 HIDI lIMUEBT.-(THIS DAY.) Lzatternou..—Bids : Prim :-56110. to 6411 Na. to 21d. ; 64114. to 721ba., 2fd. to 3d. ; 721ba• to hOrol-, 3d. to ; 804 W. to tttlbs.. 3td. to 4d. ; 881 W. to 96114.. 44. to 40.; 96114. to It)41111, 44. ; mho. to BMW., 40. to sd. Hone bides, 9. Od. to 10.. 6a. Calf eking. lioltt, 2a. 6d. to 4e. ; full. 7a. 6d. BEarowatit.Sbeeptions Od. to 10a. Od. ; Roots sad bolt-bred; 7s. Od. to 8.. Od. ; Woos, :is. 3d. to 6s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ilentra Patteaden and Smith report an active demand for consumption for hops of all deKsiptioos, at a farther slight advance in prices. PROTINCIAL SHARI M4M17111. LITIMIT , L. NOV 17.-The sales to-day were as follows-- Great Emtern, 491 9 Si-Great Western, 771 1-London an t North Westeni, 1191 20 1-London and South West ern, ais* -Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, G.: , 1 I-Me tropolitan. 121-Midland, 13.4 "-Ditto, 1,1 'share, ft-North Lateen, Berwick capital stock, 1131-North Staffordshire. 791- South Eastern. net * 1 8 74 1 84-Vorth Enka lA-, US-Great Western l'anatilk. - Lurch - Rhenish. 68 7.1. d p.-Gicat Ltlietako..arA film/TA. 111110-Alliance Bank, London and Liver. pool Linit..l , lit 13 p.-Bank of Liverpool. 78 74-General Credit and Finance Comp.my ,Limited , 11 3.16 p.-Mercantile and Exchange Bank :Limited% 1 1 1 iL-North and South Wales, ..ii-N orth Western Bank limited .of p.-1. - pion, 25-British and Foreign Marine iuouted , , 34 3.16 3-16 p.-limptre Mariam Limited . 1 9-16 p.-Lanmahlre Insurance. 7-16 p.-Livery and London and aloho Fire and Life. o'. p,-Maritime iu suranec Limited,, 4 ;1-Mercantile Matins Limited . 1.1.; 4. - Queen lusurame. 13-16 p.-Ro* al Insurance, 51 p -Thames nod Mersey hiarine Limited , . :4 p.-Cnlon Marine Limited * 1 I p.-Atrtean Merchants. 4 7-16 d.-National steam .Nanios tion Compouy, of d.-North shore Mills Limited., 19. MAN. MTATAd. Nor. 17.-Prices were rather lower, and a fair business was done. Consolidated Bank Limited - , 74 p.-Great Northern A. la7l 7-Great Western, 771 a I--General Credit, V 15-1-; 3 p.-Lancashire and Torkilure, 117-London and North Western. 11 0 4 20-Manchester and County !kink, 14 p.-Man. cheater. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 6646 -New &tut, 5 per cent. pref. all paid 9 1316-Metropolitan. 1414 1 1 1041 tut 1 131-North British. :•S-North &lateen (tiorwicks';, 113.1-South Eastern, 8,4 57; 8-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 59.16 p.-Manchester and Salford Bank,6 p - Whinehoseu and Furness, 274 a -International. 3 p.-Newport, redeemable 5 per cent.. per_ 7 Weq liartlepool, 71. BirsusnitAi, Noe. 17 —GA, nester Wagon share were sow at II . Metropolitan M anon. &toad Issue. IL Its. Al. preen. : Birmingham Financial. Ig prem.. and Patent Nut and bolt, II prem. There were sellers of London and North Western stock at Loudon and ~oath M clitoris, at 97 : Midland, at 134 end 'south ktsuf °nix, at 1 0 4. There sore borers .4 tesford keennd cnantnteed at 117 • Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, at SI ; Q....in 'staff. edshlre Waterworks, at 7; and of Patent shaft and A sletree shares, at 4 pre.... . 18.—Three per rent. Consols. Sni—New Three per Cent. Stock, 8.94 I—Bank e 4 Ireland 'tot,. National Rink of Ireland SON. paid', 87—Ditto for account, el —National Bank, New, IM. paid, account ', Cßl—National of Liverpool limited' 10t. paid , In}—Royal Bank of Ireland, lof. paid , 31i—ouldia, Wicklow, and Wexford IN. paid , ut i Great Southern and Western , 1007. paid', W24—Stidland West Western and Royal Canal Fa paid . 3 , 1-3.lldland great Western half shares '7sf. paid', 19—Relfmt and N. Counties. 4 per cent. pep. leint. paid , Wkklow and Wexford. 5 pet cent 'sit paid . 501—Oreat Southern and Western 4 per ...via. pr. (loot paid NI I—lrish North WestersS per cent. pep. Class A, 4—Ditto for account. LIFCBOAT SERVWER —TRAMORE, NEAR WATER FORD. WRDNESDAT.—This morniog, about 6 o'clock (writes Mr. JUDOS Budd). the schooner Sarah, of Waterford, from that place to Cardiff with hay and vegetables, was driven, during a gale of wind and ► very heavy sea. into the bay. where she afterwards 'truck. The lifeboat of the National Institution on this station was immediately launched and brought the wreck's crew of six men s✓ely ashore. The surf on the occasion was very rough, and broke two of the oats of the lifeboat. SHARE LISTS.—MiIIa DI Two o'CLocx. British railway stocks are in renewed request to day, and have improved in several instances. Metropolitan has risen 1 per cent ; London and South Western andCaledonian, 3 ; London and North Western and M idland, , and G relit Western, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1201 to ; Great Western, 78 to 4 ; Midland, 138} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 4 ; South Eastern, 874 to 2 ; Great Eastern, 484 to 49 ; Great Northern, 136 to 138 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1214 to 1214. Lombardo-Venetian shares are firm, and Great Luxembourg dull. Indian and Canadian lines are quiet, and prices .presenty SHaam ri change.ng eIL I Pd ' I Closing prices gales today I yesterday. I to 1 p.nn ORDINARY MARLS AND STOCKS. Kb. I% I BAn.wan. I LSOaloll pores I aquas p. so.aay yes to I m 114 all Blnn.,Woltt Stour Va 1 1. .. - St. 100 Blyth and Tyne 4= - - 10 all 'Boston,Blaafrdot SILD -.- 80. 100 Bristol and Inetar O6 IS _ Bt. 100 Caledonian l3O 131 131 4 60 all 'Cork and Bandon - f 0 all Cornwall 6 7 - 10 all • .1 •no dlr. untll 6 .. 10 all Do. Do. B 1 p. e.. Woad to & - - 60 all Dublin and Best June II 34 - 16 all Dundee,Perthok•hd.in 16 17 -• St. 100 Itanburghand Glasgow 119 92 - 0l 110 e Mewl, and 6. Waster 107 109 - U. 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 481 494 18 1 1 1 U. 100 1 Do. • Block fit. ,100 ' Do. F. A.ng. Stk., No 2, 64 74 -. St. 10 1 i Great NorthotSoolland . .- •- - at. 100 GreatKortimen 136 138 et. 100' Do.• 1 • rec. ao dlr. un- 167 US 1674 Ilt. 'lOO D 0.13 1 tIl 6p. c. lipoid 13 130 132 - SL 100 ;Gt. South & West. (Ire.; 91 OS - St. 100 Great Western 774 78 1718} lit. 'lOO Do. Stour VaLGua.ll4li - - -. ilk 190 I Do. South Waist.- 67 CO - 8l 1100 Do. W. MILL-O ew sla port rd 69 00 -. lit. 100 Do. Do. N St. 100 Do. Do. Hereford 100 10 2 fit. 1100 , Loess/dm & Yorkshire 1184 1171 1164 et. 100 London and Madman 80 el 8 1 3 0 4 14 80 4 Ilt. 1100 Lon..llrightnot Leone 106 106 -. St. :100 Loodon.Chathan.&Dor. SS 40 St. 100 London& North Wirth. 1191 1201 r2l 104 201 80. 'lOO Loolon&SonthWestern 97 94 1701 8 St. ilOO Ilan.,SheL,& Unoolash , 664 661 653 61 GO 1 all Maryport sad Carlisle .. - 19} 1 MI. Do. Do. 1 Shams -.- - St. 100 Metropolitan l2O 121 1194 80 10 1 2. Do. hew 4 St. 100 Mldland WI Me 188 4 61st' all' Do. New - -.- It. 100' Do Wen. & Derby lO7 103 - 16 all M 1& Gt. Wu. (Ira) 16 all Do. 1 Shane .. 16 , all MU Kent - to 00 , all Mid Kent CO W ( Loa) .. -.- , St. ,1 North British 84. , 100 Ins Edln.,Yerth.Dun& 26 16 -. fit. 1100 N. Saaiern-Borwlek 16 i ll* 1 Do. G. N. L Pure.- - - B<loo 1 Do. Leeds 7O 72 Yli 1 64 ;109 i Do. York ..... - lO3 106 1064 St. 100 , De. Csr1111; - - IS 1 ell; Dca Iltock.&Darllni 92 31 U 1 21 ! Do. do. 3d66-66 32 33 - S 1 11 Do. do. 180041.- 8 9 put - M. 100 North London - l 0 i 7t Do. New ......_ 1 11 pm - St. 1 100 North Staffordsidos 79 OD 80 10 : all N. &IL Western Juan 104 U 4 - el 1 100 Scottish Central - el 'lOO Scottish N.K. Aber Stk -•-. - 9t. 'lOO Scottish Midland -. ... ... 10 1 all Shrewsbury & WelchpL - .. - 8l .100 Shropshire Milan DS 66 St. ,100 South Devon OB 40 - St. 'lOO South Eastern St. 100 S. Yerket. & Rim Dun - - - SO ' all italnes.Woklaghua&c. 8 9 - el :100 Tad Vast - 10 I 11 Do C Se 4 4 0= -- St. 100 Val. of Noah - 8l 'lOO Victoria Stn. & Ploilleo -.-. - Bt. 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. - -. - el 100 West Cornwall SS 60 - Bt. .100 .W.llartlpl. limb. & ILL - -• BRUM 2038E8510,15. 3R AL Biaw~rs. j clogag—p-siee7s. 100 , all Atlantic& tit Lowrance 66 11. 100 80rn.8w.&C.1n.g.6p.0. 102 00 110 Do. F &wee I 1416 a1l 14 , Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 all Do. Proterenee 100 100 Hod., Brank&Goderien 6p. e. Bda. A 69.1,12721 100 104 Do. do. July 1, 1673 76 100 100 Do. do. June 1, lea: Bt 'lOO ca. & SEasternap.e.g. 04 St. .100 Cape T. & Dock6p. e. g. , 80 100 all Detuer_ara,7 p.e.per.pret et .100 gnat Bengal gu. sdo ! 103 K 100 East Indian gu. 6do ltati 10 5 Do. J &tendon I -- K. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 10 100 all Do.tquip. 11.13.,6p.ct 90 100 all Do. hi prat. Honda 7l 100 all Do. do. deferred' 61 100 .11 Do. Lod p ert Honda 66 100 all Do. do. deigned 66 100 all Do 3r4 prat. Stork 100 ' all Do. do. deferred 67 100 ail , Do. 6th wet. Stock l9 100 all Do. &e. deterred' 27 It. 100 Oreat Indian Peninsula; 1001 16 • let atm. 6 per cent. I par 00 2 • Do. New do. I par It. 1100 . OL 6. of India LS p. et. 10 0 St. 'lOO Do 4,1 pet cant . St. , 0 =. all Gt. Wootero 09 Canada' 91 Is Do. Now lll 100 aH Du. e. pay. 18T9 , 91 too W Do. do. do. IsT7-8 81 10 Indian Lmltadi 10 ' 1 • Do. New I 84. 100 Molzu guar. 6p, cant lO2 it. 100 Do. do. do 1 94 Bt. 100 ; Do. do. 41 do.—. 90 2u 9 Do. Filth Extoooloo' 01. 100 11.11). Corp. 8 por e. Hdi 60 all Neb. and Hobtozis By, 0J 90 all N.Hrun.,t csa.cla.Adtßl Si. 100 N.ll..oteso.Sp.o.lat p. 11.1 92 81. 'lOO Selndo. gua. 6 per cant. 102 St. 100 Do. Delhi do. 90 • 9 Do. do. do. I tOll Am St. 100 Do. Pnr,lado do lOll Bt .14 0 3 Do.indua do I JOINT SIOCIL BANK& No. I M. I b4lll-.. 2.,u00 100 An . ..A iiesturumu •L. 60 20,000 20 ua NW, 41,4 s si.t 216 20,000 60 Po. of which 25 is pd.; U 10,000 50'A thou 20,000 100 I AlliaisceLoaALleerpool 26 , 12,000 100 Do. Now l5 10,000 100 Do. issued a6lO pm 'lO 100,000 20 Anglo Austria& I 6 .20,000 60 Auglo Hoban iLlatit44, I 22600 40 Australasia 5ll 7,500 40. Do. New all 12,602 20 Bankot BritJahfoolumbia 15 ' 10,000 25 Bank of =I , a` 260 00 bank ßank 000 20 of Otago ;1.1m160:1‘1 6 I 10.000 100 Bank of tiosenaland (L.)I 26 60.000 50 Lasa otV ictona,luatzlal 25 6,000 100 Bank of Wales iLini.). 20 60,000 10 Bank of New . Zealand I 9 60.000 20 BradlianSPortagnesEL 10 60,000 60 I.rnish Ik Californian (1. 6 'O,OOO 8. Britian N. Aniarka 40,000 50 C. bk. lndia,Ana., Chins all 'O,OOO 25 Chart. Yer.of liallaotc , all 1 10,000 100 City : 15) 20,000 109 Coiraalal 10,000 2.S Kink of India, .te 1 100,000 10 Cen•Olduted Bank (L'' 4 4000 100 Oosnosatal _ _ . 110 KO(A) 10 Du. New •10 20.000 60 Feat London LLtallad 6 60.000 20 !sclera Etchaao,Llns, • 3 I 60.000 20 lio;Bcot&AusLettartl. all 40,w) 60 Loglish and Swells& (LI 16 I 64,00 55 European Rank. Limited 10 61 11.000 10 Uladosn.Chlna&dap.(L I I 4),000 100 Du. issued at 2pml 13 0,000 10 W. New, let at opa, 10 • 16,00 Inreertal 1510.014 Ldnutodl 20 6.000 10.) Uo , New 136.00 ••:) Imperial Ottoman ' 10 25,000 BO International !tank (L ; 16 I 100,00 20 Land Mort. Bk. India'Ll 4 I 20,01.0 50 Lrn.Ple.ofllexlcu,&c...L: 6 16,000 1 11 0 Lon. Bank of SeaUand L 13 10,00 1(0 I,udon and Braalan MOO Lon.B..‘yres &ILK*. L ' 110,000 2S Do. Nrw, 01{+ pm; 7}' 6. 00 100 l&, &s. start (L. ' 21 60,000 20 Loa. Cdflank of Austrl. l all 30,00 81 Loudon and Csuusty , 36 6,00 10) Loa Et anitc.Con. ',L)i 0 0 , 00 0 6 0 London Joint Stock lO 20;1* 60 Du.New,lss. at 30pm :20 10.*0 100 Lon. i Northern (LI 15 I 25,000 10 Widen:a Sootlt African' all I 440 140 I.h. t S. Western ,Llm. , 20 I 60,00 100 Lea rt Wostnnustar I 10,000 100 llerchsat kank‘Lin.l 174 110,000 60 Ifereantlle& lExcludia lO I 0000 60 Do. NO. llO 10.000 100 Metro. & Prot. hank (L 5 0 I 4,000 Pal Slidland Bank (Lis.) „I 30 1 20,000 160 National of Liverpool. 10 10,000 100 N.Pre.cdlnglaad 4l 25,000 20 Do. do. New, 12 30.00 20 1 Lax do. do.; 10 10,000 BO Nis fowl Bank, New la 16,000 20 New South Wales 40,000 10 New Zealand (Ladled I 1 0,000 20 North Weitern 6 60,400 26 Oriental Dank Corporal all 20,00 60 Prorin.ll./likingeorp.(L, 6 30,000 100 Proviso!. of Ireland 0,800 20 Sande, P 1.1211.. et Deihl J lO ' 0,000 24 South Australia all 10,000 25 South Eastern (Lira.) 0,000 100 Stand. of 21. 3. Africa 126 4,480 100 Do. do. 0,00 25 Union of Australia 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Lin )1 12 00.000. 60 Vidal of London -1 I 7eprn x6 i 6 4 dig 6 4 4te If 2lrca 1031 I tli laf 1,1 sil4 p f 6 7 proi 4 4 649=1 14 16 pa' IS 13 pia Ipso 0 . 4_‘041 _ I ZPr6l OM par 6 dial 6 • "pm 13 IS pwl 2 i 3 1; 4, a 1 di. t 5 95 ai - - 4 dial 47 4 I 9 s dial 24 25 1 '2 pm! is 100 I pm! *Hs' 2 ,18 UM p.a. lths pm' I 7 Spm iitis SI 4 46 16 1 bd 6.) ldle par Uln 1 - IXXLS: - ii -1 1Pro' S. 3? - 41 3 a 2. P« 2p par pal, 5.. OI 56 -21 sib! No. I sh. 1 Dom. IP4 I Cl. prim. i 2.00:16.066 tit. Vast and Wort lg&T 100 136 16..1 11.000 10 t.enoralPlosting3ock 1 6 6,676.t10' St. I oudon't6t.Kotbaria.loo 70 70. 160,064 St. thamptoo 1100.=4 Elt ' Victor', .lOO 106 107 6,0•9' 10 I DO. NM in I 4.1. pi, es. I balm TITIW 37i (4415; 32 37 , 7 6 dis' 1 limn le trolia 76 72 87 lips 11 4 POI ISt 167 2 11 Ql'Us 3: 'Sa p" I qp d m " I 13 pa. Idta par 44 MI S‘ 34 62 64 37 61 36 22 I{ li lb r.r.i im 42 44 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY. Two o'Csocw. Business in the stock markets to-day is rather inactive, the speculators being disposed to wait for a reduction in the Bank rate of discount, which will probably take place next week, the returns both of the Bank of England and Bank of France being satisfactory. Public securities are generally firm, with a favourable tendency. The funds have risen it to I per cent., and home rail ways have again advanced. Foreign bonds are also well supported, but as regards financial shares there is less inquiry. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a moderate amount of business, and first class bills can be easily negotiated at 7,/ to 711 per cent., being to I below the Bank minimum. There is rather more demand in the Stock Exchange for loans from day to day, and the rate has, on government securities, risen to 4 to 5 per cent. At Paris today, according to Mr. Reuter's tele- gram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 64fr. 90c., showing a rise of Sc., compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are no; quoted 901 to 91, with div., for money, and 8911-16 to 13-18, ex div., or 891, for the account (Dec. 8). The official bubiness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1, 91 ; ditto, for account, 892, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88?, 89 ; New Three per Cents., sal, f, 89, 883 ; Annuities, 1885, 11.1 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1 ; ditto Bonds, sa. dis. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1013; and Exchequer Bills, June, ss. die. Foreign stocks are steady. Mexican Bonds and Turkish Consolid6s have risen 1 per cent., and Turkish Bonds of 1858 1 to 1. Venezuela Bonds do not recover. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.:— Greek, 23 to 1 ; Mexican, 281 to 29 ; Confederate, 62 to 64 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to 1 ; the Certificates, 131 to 14 ; Turkish Boada of 1858, 711 to 1; ditto 1862, 711 to ; and the Consolidds, 491 to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 951, 1, 96 ; Greek, for account, 23 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 9b ; Italian, for account, 641 ; Mexican, for account, 281, ditto, 1864, 271 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 47/ ; ditto for account, 47f, ; Russian, 1822, 881 ; ditto, 1862, 87, 861, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 87/ ; Spanish, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, al ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 71/, 1 ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, for account, 18e, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 491, 49, ex dix. ; ditto, 1864, 391. International Financial shares are now quoted 2} to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 81 to 91 prem. ; General Credit, 21, to 3 prem. ; Imperial and mercantile Credit, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17f to f ; Ottoman Sociihi G4n4rale, 11 to 2 1 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, dis. to prem. It is said that the proposal to lower the rate at once to 7 per cent was seriously entertained amongst some of the members of the Bank board yesterday. The resolution to wait was proba bly occasioned by the somewhat uncertain position of the foreign exchanges, and by the prospect that any further sudden fall in the value of money here would cause a renewed export of bullion to the Continent, the East, and other parts. A reduc tion in the minimum to 7 per cent next week will be hailed with lively satisfac tion, on account of the relief which it will give to the trade of the country; but what the mercantile community wish particularly to see is a sure and steady descent of the rates without those intermediate oscillations which in the present position of affairs could not fail to prove highly injurious. The list for the scrip of the Egyptian Loan will be closed for London to-day (Friday) at 3 o'clock. With regard to thelposition of the 2,000,0001. subscribed for by the onntractors and others, we have been furnished with a semiofficial explana tion, from which it appears that " the receipts or scrip to be issued for this special amount will differ from the general scrip to be issued for the 3,704,000 f., and will not be negotiable in the gene ral market, or applicable on the special settling day." The Greek constitution has not been passed without affording a verification of the statement which we made some weeks ago with regard to the intended sale of the national lands, and the redemption of the bonds. Article 101 makes the following pro- vision :—" By special laws, and as soon as possibile, it is necessary to provide for the disposal and dis tribution of the national lands, as well as for the liquidation and payment of the public debt, both internal and external." That Greece has incorpo- rated this provision into the constitution affords ground fur hope with regard to her good faith, for we would fain hope that the juxtaposition of the phrases quoted is meant to confirm the hypothe cation of these extensive domains to the bond holders. These claims once satisfied, the Greek government may successfully prefer her appeal to the English market on account of the reproduc tive works which are so much required in many parts of the country. It should be added that the internal debt of Greece is a mere trifle. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was only 5,0001. The arrival of 302,0001. in gold from New York was announced yesterday, a considerable portion of which a - ill probably be bought by the Bank, the demand for the continent not being strong enough to take the whole. The Glasgow has brought 132,0001., the New York 103,000/., and the City of Cork 67,0001. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Edward Lizard, merchant and foreign banker, took place yesterday, I when a balance-sheet was presented by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co., the accountants, showing unsecured liabilities to the extent of 65,0311., and assets 65,861/., or a surplus of 827/. It was ex- plaints' that the failure arose entirely from Mr. Laxard's connexion with Mr. Louis Speltz, in the cotton trade, of Liverpool, and that Mr. Lazard's transactions have been of the most straightforward character. The books have been well kept. It was resolved that the estate shall be wound up underthe inspection of Mr. Kemp, acting on behalf of the creditors generally. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Manning and Collyer ' hemp and jute brokers, held yesterday, the unsecured liabilities were stated by Messrs. Kemp, Ford, and Co. at 10,500/., and the assets at 4,5001. The " prompts" of the firm represent I 63,0001., which are supposed to be covered by the securities held by brokers ; but it was resolved to adjourn, with a view to an examination of this item by three creditors, who will report to au adjourned meeting. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Galbraith, Bigland, and Co., in the East India trade, who failed on the 20th October, was held yesterday, when a statement of their a ffairs was submitted by Messrs. Harding, Pullein, and Co., the accountants. The total liabilities, secuied and unsecured, appear to be about 162,0001. of which 55,957/. is expected , to rank against the e s tate . The assets are stated ' at 17,806/. After much discussion it was deter mined to wind up the estate under a deed of assignment. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5,4401. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1261. ; the Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 3981.. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 5,5711. A general meeting of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada is called for the 30th hint., when a dividend is to be declared. BRITISH Mull Fu. 1.1 _ __rimless Con. Gold, L 6,000 •Chiverton 2,900 .. Milord Areal. 1,024 .. Der. G. Cos. (tavie6ll.) 2.800 .. ,DrebeWlGA Eset 13ramet 6,144 .. :Fad Camden 6,0001 .. I Out Cern This 6,000' .. ,Out Grenville Z. W. knreell Grambler & Aubys Loop 4 .Orint lesey (11m1ted) 6,000: .. 'Great !loath Volans 6,9016 .. 'O. W. Yoe (Holston) . 6,000 .. 'Grenville I,OU' .. 'Herod's Foot 6,000. .. .11ingeton Dowse 6961 Named (Guy Want) 9,0001 . Marks Valley 80,000, i .31w7DdY boo ore •• • • 6001 . New Scion 6,000. , Nortb Downs 700. .. !North Rudest 1.000, MORO. I CafiltV 2.1.0 PO 2/1446d L 4.0 2.7.0 Kis. 2 FL 40 TM 82. 184. Woad Swe a Ss. lie 3 31i &10.6 I MI 7.1.6 10 6.7 18. 1 1t9 30.17.6 4000... .N. wn Hawk (Mora) 4646 Ittorth Wheal Crotty 4000 Prosper United 1,120! a !Providence (C. Ward) 6151. S. Caradoo (St.Cloer) 666' .. 9. W. Pennon (Mogul, 9111 .. Stray Part 1.000: o .'roos 6.0001 Wed Bann (Illagae) 1,02 ti W. Caradoo (Llaktard) LOOM .. West Chlverton 606 'Wed &Moo 112 Wh. Baseet(lUopa) 136 .. IWI. Boller (Itoctratl) &SOO. .. • Wheel Lodeott Low 1Y.31..ry o ;Menhaii ; I 1 %121013*t0n Low Iwk Trelawon (Lot ) 40091 .. !Wheall7alou PUREIGN Kllfle. Pd. ICL pekes I Oaks. S e T I 81 880 800 1 47i 82C 18 SO. &C. - Whit* Yellow rzaL 22 to IT id to 3O FLOOR. Spanish . French, per sack . St 1 to SS to U .. . American, pa taL .. 12 to Si Canadian. .. 12 to IS INTO LONDON, BY Wain S TO N0V.17, INCLUSIVIL No. I Sh. 1 114000 I Alemillos tLimititd) , 1 100,000; 1 Inglo-Bres.Gold,Um 4 Is, I 10,000' SI Australian 1 7 76.000' 1 Son Accord Copped ) all 10,000 6 Bre:ALLAN Co. Rim ). all i 10.e40 no , nra t =polyadsagil t 1 ta,oaa: 2 •C me gamma) 1 12.000 60 ;Co re 10,000 20 ICoplapo C 7Citad) —1 16 100,1001 1 ,Don Pedro, N. Del key 76,000' 1 IThin .Ilount.Cop. Lim.' tit 16.000' I *set Del ILey (Latted). le 26,0001 2 Warta= (Limited) , MI 10,0001 10 General all 00,000. e 'Limo:WA (Limited) I 1 16,000; J.Learee 10,0001 'lndianian (Limited) - 1 103,6111' illiarldtdta I a l l 100,000 'IL Aortas Bras.G.ll.(l, all 60,4100 'Palmitin. Copper (L. 1 10,000, 10 IPostgibaad6ilverLead. all 100,000 6 IPort. POillip 1 . I 1 Omits lierb.Oold ILI L) 1 111,000, 1 'Scottish Austral;Lim.)l e 11,000 1 10 At. John del Rey Lim.'' IS , 60. I+6 SO Wafted Mexican ( LML.I 60.000) 1 I I VallemziecaGold.Lua. ' .71 i iii:ooo' 1 4660001 Washy[ .Iriplaaamotana (Um.. ICISCZLLANZOUIL No IC I Wait 10 Arslo-lieslesa 11111$ 10,000' 25 Attstralga 100: SS Anstrallaall.l.ol9a.i.: 6 110, 7,000; 10 ,BerlinWsterworks ( ) 10,000 j Bombay thui ilamlte,l! 6,000 . 00 British lLoserlcas Lad' 1041201. St. B. t L 3Lsg. Tel. (L.) 11,916 We Canada Coogan, 60,00$ 10 elateklianLosaalav,L) 25,000, 29 Ceylon Com to,ooo' 25 Qty of LoarealProp(L 10.0001 60 WI Mess 60.0001 10 Cora ofAlrlcas3ler.'l.) 60,00.60 CosomerclaJUaloselas., 110,000' 50 CoomoUdsted Dla .• 17,500 20 •Coutlnestal 60,000100 CoetrsetCorrstlen( , 12 . 0 00 05 CotkiLeleS.PreL4p.al 100,000 , 20 A.t fonc.allob. of Leg.) 100,000. 10,000) 60 Do. of Mstuttlas 10020251 St. Crystal Palace um,e.4.' 21. ' Do. Preference 127,0001' St. I Do. p. et. ?err. Deb ' 10.006'100 DlsocstatOogicestlonrL I Kew 5.) X. foal% IrrigAtion. Se.l . 84,0.10 60 Ebbw Vale 100,0001 20 Egryptian Corm& Ird.(L, 870.076 L SL . Usetric telegraph 70,000 5 'Eng. and AuL Copper 20,000! 60 Eng.and F.lptenCredit 10,0001100 liing.ttleottiehllarin. {LI 76,9001 2) !Financial Corporation. 1 6.000. 60 Financial Disc, int (L) 10,040 20 Forest. Warehouse (I 10,00.); 60 'Gellirsra !Limited 124000 1 29 A.Credit& Flo.of Lon4L kW 16 .Gen. Steam Navigation 20.001.9 60 !Home& :Mloalal Aa(L) 100,060; 10 IHedson's Bay 109,949 1 60 :Imp& Wer.e..lLAss.ll : 25,04., 2 !Indian Carrying (I.lm ,1 160,000; 20 .InternaL Finan.iun ic 1 900,000' 27 Inteenat.Land :mat. 20 .059 1 20 !Italian Irrl2. (Cam Cay. 9 100000 1100 Do. 4p. c. rich. r. 1079' 60,000, 26 lotntStoeltDietionnt L.l 20,040 1 60 !Land humilities 1 Ltin. I, 20,000' 25 • Loud. African Trading, 10.000 25 Loud andCaledon. sl. L 60,000 . 10 Lon.Conotyl.and&D.'L. - 12,009 , 6 !Lond.Distrlet Tele,. . - 1 ( ' 20.09 II ILesid. Man. Moo. ( L 11 20,009 60 I Do. New 1 176,000. 4 , Lond.6l.oinnibnaCl.(l 1 10,09 v 60 jlsittiL. Itallan, &e.Sint 1 2,000 29 Loll.ller. Dlmouut L 60.000' 10 !Lem&Prorinetalliarine 1 60,909 20 'Madras Irrisa. & Canal! 110,000. 10 I Do. 4600 , 20 1/soli/Sus liind.&e.'l-, 1 12,060 10 1 Ueda, &tem. Tot (L) 1 40,000 60 i Ilillwali Iron Works row! 10 INatalLand&Col C. fI ) 1 50,009 IS Wational Ols. Corn. L 1 0 .000 • 60 !National Financial (L ' l , 29,000 76 ' NatlonalProv.llarlDe , Ll 90,000 100 National MOSUI Nay. i i : i I 0,000 20 !Seri:44l4We/. &I. ' / 0,000 20 Do. New 20,000 25 N.7.ealsed TALoan(L. 197,1751. St. • N .Brit. A astraladan'L` 40.000' 60 N.Drft.9llerinn. In.lL 1 20,000- 2 Novadeokso.antlL .1,11 94000: 2 Do. do. 40,000 25 !Ocean Marine Imara, I 10.000 90 Oriental coeniner.ilaLL i 10.00 50 .Oriental Fluanci.,l,l.lm. 160 000 1 !Oriental Gas (Limttiid )' 60,000( 1 I Do. New 60.099 10 (OttentlnlandSteam(L) l 26,400. 10 onaso& Sthlamtinvest., 10,090 60 'Ottoman Yinsocial u 1..)( 10,000. 6 !Ottoman Gas (Limited 12,540 10 !Pawnor 11.11.8teans,L :., 8,600 6 Do. do 37.600 10 Do. New 50.w°' St. Feelltie.Land&llliLX( . 90,000 60 Peninsular di O. Memo. 27,000 lid Do. do. New 17,000' 10 Quebrada L., IL, 11. L 10,600 60 ,Rhyisney Iron 10,000 15 Do. New... .1,..... . lan 6.060 06 Rio/. City Iniprov. (6) all 01.760 tii Ditto ditto ... . I a 15,000 100 loyal Malatesta lan 00,00111. SR ‘teot.Anstrit.lnvest. (L 100 40,000 50 resit& Knight. dtCo.tl , 6 PAM 10 oc.lrinan..rBrypte,L 1 , g 10,000 1 50 & African Y. t ht. (L ' 6 isi 14,200' 26 eolith Australian Lane an 900,0001 , St. histarine Telegraph 100 1 Do. Scrip all r.soo, 10 el.Conitru...n 11aln.(L 150,000. 00 Thainentllrtsey la.tL. 1 . 2.600: 10 ,Trast&AgencyotAus. I.; 60,000 , 10 ,T. & L Co. of LT. Canads4 00,000' 6 .oalted IL. Teleg.o o .lL) 60,000' se .Uolvere.ltarleelae..l ) 2. AW 1 1 10 0 1 itto I epper Assam Tes(Urn l4 Oeo D 10,0(0 SO Tan Dlemen's Land Cal 20,0001 60 :Warrant Plnance(Liro lO 10.000 SO • Wastlndiathennen L lO FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Crest Luxembourg, 11 a. Royal Swedish, I. Sao Paulo (Luis.) pia. 7 per emit. (16f. paid), 14. South Austriau and Lombardo-Veoetiao, 201, a. TRAFFIC RETI7IISB. 11/113.Wa73. Mlles ha- liar. Total, Total apse. emir& elleattlea 1864. 188 S. Week ending Sent s 4 Greet %ostlers of ladle.. 79 316 161 493 Laa Week ending Oct. 29 . Oran hunk °fermata ..1335 Week ceding Nov. 9. Great Central of Belgium 1,295 Week swift Nor. 10. 1° KaaternJunotion 113 11 4= ending Nor 13. Belfast and County Down 49 SM Bristol and ranter Loon..Cttathasn. and Dever 72i 3,616 Metropolitan is of Les., Ctischam, and Drffee 1,000 4,MS Xxrn MIPAIIIIL Nor:, !i It *_. _. 1 4pa 1, 1 416 I : 1 WI V= I $ 4 1816 141§ s ips 1 01414 I t 1 Per PM 0 li I} 4l. De 3 1 414 4 1 I lPs 11 2 CL ipotesi I 18 19 U of L" 2 SI OS 70 1313 par S 4 pea lidla 11 . if 14 par Si 4WD 3 1 per fpm ▪ Idts 17 20 id 31 Rim 1 dla SIS 13 109 11! 110 111 3 2Ma 3 1 dls 104 ledi lIPIIII If If t We I 0 1 410 3 1&a 6 3.0 6 40 6 4 s ti 3 :061 24 . 30 I 17 2 17 - I P. SiP= I /Des n SiPle If 401 66 66 i I tdl6 l : O " FI16, I f 1 Plo 0 1 !p m m 8 ai 3 i 3 • lam 6 S I liPre lals par 19 10 Par i P lO 1 Oldli ipm 101 10%80 1 01 ir.lpatli 0 ✓ 8 dim I ldia par adla opal 1818s~ es pal e la n - pail 141. 1 pm 11. 6 Par 11„.1 8 4 2 dia l 1 Vedas 6 7 4 1 2 1 3 d8 41 43 84 84 83 22pmi 3 tido 28 DO 1.116 par 90 92 190 125 lidl2 lchs idls 6• i ps 29 Si 61 66 1 Old Is, 51 6 pm' 1 pm , di. tr. 10 1 dial i Ipm 2 41 5 411 91 16 lb 9 H hill par I 1} 2pm ; P4l Cl. picas. I Ulm. JP Salsa 18i Isl I 7 _id 123 .. 24,050 211,000 6,648 211 2,773 1.484 737 651 8,038 6,668 6,900 6,04 1,100 1,0111 Messrs. Rothschild and Sons have announced the dividends due the Ist Dec. ou the Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cent. Loans. The screw steamer Asia, from Halifax, which was considerably oi ardue, has arrived at Queens town, short of coals and with her sails split. The rate of insurance upon this vessel had advanced at Lloyd's to 30 guineas premium. The following report of the colonial wool sales is from the circular of Messrs. Richard Dalton and Son : Our fourth series of colonial wool Bales base commenced this day. The catalogue comprised 17 bales Queensland, 138 Sydney 621 Port Phillip, 101 Van Dremen's Land, 200 Adelaide, 1,187 New Zealand, and 1.182 There was a small attendance of foreign buyers, but an unusually large one of the home trade. Van Diemen's Land wools have maintained former prices. New Zealand, are Ad. to ld. lower than the average of last mks, but fully as nigh as they were at the slow. Capes, Sydney and Adelaide are also id. to ld. lower. Greasy Port Phillips, ld. lower, f , r those washed on sheep's back and good scoured, very little difference. The quantity offered of SydneYa and Port Phillips has been too small to fiz prices firmly either one way or the other. Scoured Pod Phillips and Adelaide' of inferior description were ld. to lid. lower. _ The quantity of wool arrived up to yesterday for the November and December sales is shown below : New South %Vales and Queensland, 29,358 bales ; Victoria, 13,264 i; Tasmania, 1,989; SoutbeAustralia, 5,533 ; West Australia, 198 ; New Zealand, 9,511 ; Cape of Good Dope, 28,753—t0tal colonial, 79,620 bales. Subjoiued is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's bide sales : At the twentieth aerie; of hide sales for the year, the quantity offered was moderate ; an improved de• mind was experienced from the howo trade, atd prices in some cases were i rather higher. FAO India. — Ox and Cow : Calcutta were in fair request, and in conse quence of an improved demand upon the part of the home trade, and the smallness of the quantity offered. full prices to an advance of Id. to A. per lb. were obtamed. The de mand for export 11.13 limited. The analysis of the sales is 45,150 Calcutta new parcels, and 23,24, brought forward from former sales ;:in all, 64397104.4,0 t which T.6,87:3 were sold. East India.—Buffalo were only part sold. Leather.— Etat Indian brought advanced prices. Australian realised late rates. S►lted Hides—Cape sold fairly. Austr.dian were firm at the maximum prices lately obtained. South American brought former rates. Dry and laysalted —Mauritius sold fairly. South American rather lower. Mogadore only part sold. Persian bought in. German were passed. Horse Hides—Jilted: N,rth American brought fair prices. Dry : German realised late rates. Bark.—Mimosa was mostly sold. Belgian oak bought in. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, N0v.16, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 20,194.365 Decrease 11'i,710 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in _ banking department 10,371,542 Itcrease 402,000 Othersecurities m banking department Ooin and bullion in both department! Soyeix day anl other bills The Rest- Notes in reeerve 13,852,355 luempse 4:n5.085 556.115 lecmase 2i1,877 3.310,1118 Increase 5,50 7,571,8455 I:creas• 3`1i,04/1 Total reser►e Motes k coin in banking dep trtment) . g,307.970 'crows ef5),795 The improvement in the position of the Bank continues. Owing to the influx of government de posits, combined with the decrease in t h .• private* !securities, the reserve has experiet.cr d the ,atis factory addition of 400,795 1 . ; the incrc.,,e, would have been Mill larger but for the fact that the Bank have repossessed themselves of 402,0011!. of government securities, which they temporarily parted with during the recent pressure. The coin and bullion have also increased 2015,065'., which must be wholly attributed to the reflux of coin from the provinces, the result of the import and export movement of the week having been slightly unfavourable. PANIC OF ENGLAND. —An anA ,th Vic, e. 32, for the week OWL T.STE DTP' Notes tuned £27.;4 2M L 27,74;, 1) LORING D 1 Proprietors' Capital x 14.553.0601 Rest 3,310,t;i, Public Depootta tin cluiiiag Say. Danko. Com mis. of National Debt. nail Div. tre.ort pnrstunt to the Ad 7th tn.kl4 ea Wtchie,:ay, Sur. 16, , ATVINVNT. Government debt.. .C 11,015.100 r ,ocur.t.ee eetn and bul• lion nilt er Ludlam MpattranlT. It Government Remy , rill , . In ••; Dead Weight An . Other Gott and tlllver Coln 13,11C,240 .;C4llO Accoints , Other Deposits 14.4t3,2.14 SeTeo day and other B&W 658,116 ZZ7,0i7,753 Nov. It 1861. ).376,341 ;9.505.241 7,571,b.16 73 , 3,114 c. 967.714 W. MILLER, 163 d t abider. TErRSDAT ETVIING. Consols, which closed yestrTfai7.i to I es div., for the Bth December, opened e3is morn log at the same quotation, and cloned at 69/. to For money the last price was 90i, to ; I with div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for men' y, :el!. 91; ditto for account, 893 ; Three per Cent. , . Reduced„ 883, I ; New Three per Cents., 88 1 . ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 1-16, 20 ; India per Cent. Stock, 106*, 3 . *; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 98; Fire per Cent. "enfaced" rupee ?apes., 89. The foreign stock market was did:, :14.1 sowe of the more speculative descriptions drooping tendency. Turkish Bonds 1••:.3 de clined * percent. ; the Consolithis ar.,l Gra nada Deferred, I ; and Mexican and lioani-h Pas sive, Italian improved 4. Venezu , ,:a3 lt , .nds of all classes were greatly depressed, the 01 , 1 loans falling * per cent., the Six per Cents. of l a;2, 2 ; and those of 1864, 1 per cent. MINES'.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocr. The mining market is firm to-day. c wing partly to an advance of 24 in the standard, at the sale of copper ore iu I.lornwall yesterday. List Lovell and East Grenville shares are in request, and have risen to 141 to 151 and to L, respectively. East Caradou are to 191, and Emit BassA, 50 to 65. Grea: Vur are officially marked 341. Foreign and colonial mining sharr.s are quiet. Tudantunutana are inquired for. SERIOPS Ai . i . IDENT AT ANCHL , ITEIt. —On the arrival of the London end North Western train from Leeds at the Victoria Station. Ilancheater, yesrt aft. i nous. at 5.15, an elderly woman, namei !!'Nally, o onallware dealer in Timber-street, Dantrie-street, who w■s a pas. I @eager, attempted to alight before the train woe brought to a stop. Her drew caught the carriage step, she w:s rwso round, fell between the carriages. and the wheels passe over her. She was taken into the waitiog•rro:a, and the leg most injured was bound to prevent tLc of blood ; afterwards she was conveyed to the Royal Intim eery, where the left leg was amputated. There is little hope of her recovery. THE ATTEMPTED MI - RDER IN LET' —A special sitting of the Ashlay-desla-Z,..)i bench of megistrotor took place yesterday (Thursdays, W. W. Abney, Esq., in the chairothen John Potter, a groom, of Thringstooe, was brought up on a charge of attempting to murder his sweetheart, Sarah Ate NOith, a young woman, 2: years of age, by cutting her throat with a razor, while standiig in compan♦ with a feniabs friend lotkisg in a shnp•window in Whitwick t , :wt t-place, on Saturday night last. The injury the proeecutrix received wu of such a slight nature, that her wound is DOW almost well, and she was able to be present awl give her testimony. She, b 'waver. ap peared to be in a very weak condition, and frequently fainted away in the course of her examination. sod stewed greatly affected at the prisoner's position. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next Leicesterthire Assizes. On being removed to his cell to await his c.:tiveyance to Leicester, he made a desperate effort to commit suicide by tying one of his garters round his throat aril pulling at both ends until nearly choked. It was only by the gurgling noise he made that the policeman discovered him. He was then lying on his hack on the cell bench tryirg to and hid existence in the above way. He gradually recovered. A NEW CONFEDERATE CRCINER.—We hare much rhusure in being able to state that almost at the note time when the Florida was treacherously reizsi in Bahia harbour, the Confederate ffsg was hoisted on a new cruiser at least the equal of the Florida in armament, thud, and gene ral efficiency. The Shenandoah starts upon her career with every prospect of emulating the fame of her prodecesaini. She is comm soiled by Lieutenant Waddell. C ofederato States navy, and s gallant staff of officers. Having received her crew and armament—everything, in fact, that cow atitutes her a belligerent vessel—on the high seas, far be yond any neutral jurisdiction, there can fortunately be no pretence of unmet her of any violation of municipal laws or intern►tional obligationc—lndea. lii I tigini iiit I i al 304 II Ws " I 104 4 .... 104} IG2 3:1 - 3S i 81 171 LSI - 24; a I 8 1 171 'I -• 11l - 35 Wee. - ,i I g s..i If 17 If 2 33 3$ Of 61 36 37 4 4f 8 9 4 41 If Of as 17 19 00 70 -- f "i 10 18 1* lf 2 3 0 3 1{ 36 930 650 20 25 18 20 16 17 7 9 6 8 en 071 100 210 SO 96 9 11 li 18 1100 610 19 11 1 9 ; I !F , ~ i i i