The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-16 00:00:00

erscss were to break their engagements, and, without ..:.genre as to health, appeal to • jury, all he could ,ss was that it would be • serious matter to railway the! companies. .. o .p•ured that in consequence of the defendant leaving Abet persons had been sent out, and one was to fill .ituatioc of Perkins, as district superintendent at seeontLary Potter left the cabs to the jury to decide ..stimate the damage to be sa•essed in the action. ;ore, contended on decided cases that the amount ~eitained by the agreement, and claimed 3001. kholsou protested against such an amount. The proved was the money paid for the voyage and If the jury gave it the young man must go the court for the amount. .r% ...kid unless compelled they should not give 3001. !.r thedrection of the Secondary a verdict was given .. rod the defendant to apply if he thought proper, onit of queen's Bench. cOURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Uefore Mr. Coraminioner Gordburn.) RSET.-ACCOLSTANTS . CHARGES. , Which was before the court some months ago, wero very volriFinous, and the charges of • La o acre allowed by the taxing master to the • t 1'2 . .1. Application warn now made to review the hut his Honour held that after so long a lapth of . taxation ought not to be disturbed. it'd so Mr. ltegistrar Winslow. as Commissioner.) IN Ilk: BASHFORD AND LIICZNA. t;.e adjourned sitting for examination and die. the ease of these bankrupts, who were ship , f leadenhall-street and Tottenham. Their are 2,2 th Y. ; assets returned sit about At the last sitting an adjournment was ordered for Itashford to produce some evidence of his • 4iertitin payment in Ireland, and :.v, ou his own behalf, now asked for a farther' • : • I that purpose, which was ordered. Lncena. -eparate debts or property, passed and obtained IS SI: ALrIIED JENKINSON. ...„:.nrt was an attorney, of Clement's - hum. He , hii liabilities of 8,1641., the smote being 7. and the expenditure at 1,700/. for the • ~ London Mercantile Discount Corn. •• • '.. 1 Cornhill, are returned at creditors bills,for which they hold the guarantee „. ; . ;t:og for examination and dieeharp ; there oust it was stated that the bankrupt ties without consideration to the amount nt guarantees in counesion with the patents, and also with mining specula , • been realised wan 404 f. from the bank• about 120 W, mote wan expected from soma tha . s uestioa for him ooesidoration ti rapt WM in a condition to pay thorn. lia •urred them. • . he never expected to be called upon what reuonable ezpect►tion the hank o he gave the guarantee in favour of a Mr. .rttpt entered into a long explanation, the purport .• that he expected to receive about 1,00()L a 1.0 et thought he should be called on under the owing to l'omonby having to make an t with his creditors he (the bankrupt) bad been .:r said be must have something on the proceed s that the bankrupt had not entered into those t• without probable means of being able to meet :. this being done, be would grant the order. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERK F.NW WELL. A FRACDI , I3I7 BAIIKACTT. T. W.., a wholesale jeweller. of 8, Lloyd :er.enwell, was charged with being guilty of s n r by disposing of property within three months r.,:zuptey with intent to defraud his erediton. _ tx~e Williams , barrieter•r7l;w,ln7trocied by :• .o. attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Ricketts, Gray's•inn•road, ►ttended for the de- :!7 Wiliam] said it would be in the recollection of the .7" ti.at the prisoner was already committed for trial ou of felony, and he now intended to go on with a misdemeanour, and ask for his committal on that . . The prisoner had only been in business for about u:..iitths, and had in that short period obtained goods to ....le of about 2,000/., and yet all the wets be had 'in were soma duplicates representing about 900/. f property. This was a very bad case ; and although ,everal cues of the same character as be wag now .• a with, he should, to save expense, now only go on .e charge. lie then called some witnesses. • i:icketts said that the prisoner was now being prase : i.,r an offence committed by him as a bankrupt, and mit of the control of the Court of Bankruptcy • , y authority from the commilisioner. The pre .. Against the prisoner had no reference to his Bankruptcy Act provided that to authorise rr , e , .!ioci „pima • bankrupt for an offence condi rne.,hour by the act • certificate was necessary, ' • -•.gnee being the person to prosecute. In • authority had been obtained. • irt laid the section only applied to the I cats. If the prosecutor proceeded without i• of the commisakner he did so at the risk of • • Its of the prosecution. tia applied that bail might be taken for the ,if the prisoner at the trial. ncourt refused the application, and eommited to the Central Criminal Court for trial. THAMES. DANGP.r. 1,1 THE ROAD. 11" a tall elderly man. was brought before Mr. . with being drunk while io charge of a wag . f.,ur horses in the Bow-road yesterday afternoon. was clearly made out against the prisoner. 301 t , risouer was seated on the box of the waggon. t the hors•% were thrown on one side, and the w,re proceeding slowly along the road towards The prisorer, who was very drunk, was quite isms. f hor..n. They were without say eon- • • • •nier said be was very sorry to be in the date in .i.scovered. He had drank a little too much. Lsr.es they could take care of themselves. He a - ....ut reins yesterday. •!• —Then there was peat danger to paiesngers • tar road. • :.veer—There was no feud that. was peat danger. If anywoman orchild cr• , ••m ; the road, the bones would have gone over w... uo check. .. ..,r b.l his duties were very heavy. He was ••••••• .., Lours from 9 o'clock one night until 11 the • hads of animal charcoal. between lish.row, and the sug tr bakers' in WhiteclutpeL -1 consider this a very serious offence—e a driflor four horses suds heavy WILMOD 1100 g reins. You are fined 205., and in • lays' u.lprisoutnent. ••• • Mr 1:I.Elt AT PADDI:CGTON.—(THIS • or. mg placards were extensively circulated ' ti,r Letr.pols offering a reward of 501. far the I..orderer of a female infant, found with •••.rt-d. An.l a ligature fastened round the throat, ~.t itig.room at the departure platform of :1.1 gr.ky StatioD f'addm too. • . PlAirfrow,=On Monday, uutil r.nt.odont Howie, of the K in collecting additional arideaos for the • on Thursday evening next. He kiss • in relative to the discovery of a knife in it is rumoured belonged to the accused. •• -.n :emi‘ed front Hamburg, where the • - --unloved as a corresponding clerk in a rend it is folly expected that his mother sr a few days to recognise the body and 'lte MAO. Mr. David Cordery, the . ug.road, the foreman of the jury, haa to the c woo e r (M r . C. C. L ew i s ) for the ' • 4 , f the accused; and it is expected that • m. le to Sir George Grey, the Seers -4 t4c presence of the pnaower, who is now ‘lii.Caing murder was committed ' • Coventry, on Monday on Saturday night a number of •t e ‘.ray Friar, a low public.house in the • iirel took place between them and a num. 4 and proetitutes. The disturbance was, •• . the. time, bat yesterday morning the r., L. . my Frier for the purpose of •' " There were several minor die ti.e c)Lirse of the morning, sod at about it., afternoon a general fight took • men and prostitutes, 14 or 15 in 7.e r,t,t continued for half an hour before •... - ailed in, and it we. then found that one man named Robert Roes, about 23 ~ n the tloor, and on being lifted up -" liming the fight kicking wu freely • • torte of the women fought with • - t.; -Ars no external mark of violence on Another man, also a navvy, was • seriously injured. The police have isrty. named William Smith, '• I ' , Aare 1:eoro Creave (brothers), • Woolley, and Edward Thompson.— • , —lt may be remembered that 11. :.011:1 digeing in • gravel pit at Stocker j...r containing ;2 gold coins. • • •rw.r.le.l to the Treasury. On Tuesday • ief constable of the county, having • frnm the Loris Commissioners of ry 1 , 41 , 1 the fortunate finders the sum • •,•.; the value of the treasure.—Leicorfer 1111 i.... THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTELLI GENCE lfg all Birm..Wol.&flor aL U. 100 Blythand Tyne 10 all Boston,SlM.d.C St. 100 Uristol aad It. 100 Caledonian 10 ' all Mirk and tondos 10 I all Cornwall 10 all •Do. ki Ano dlv. until 10 1 all •Do.B Ip, e.kpaidtoß.l 60 an 'Dublin end Belfast June 15 all Dundearath,&•bd.ln St. 100 Ndlnburghand Glasgow Si. lee Glasgow and S. Western Bt. 100 Great Yaatern Ord. St. Si 100 , Do. • Stock It. 100 , Do. E. Ans. Stk., N 0.2 St. 100 'Great North ofScoMand ▪ 100 Groat Northern et. 100 Do.kr• tee. 50.:LT.102- K .100 Do.ll 11110 e. e.Mpaid l: t St. 100 , Gt. South & West. &tar St. 100 ;Great Western U. 'loo' Do.Stour VaLOrta.Stk IS. 1100 Do. South Wales IS. 100 1 Do. W. Mid.—orteed se. Do. Do. N= St. 'lOO I Do. Lao. 11 U. 100 lanesahlre & Yorkshire Si. 100 London and Bliekwall St. 100 _ ,Lon. Blights. &Cowl St. 100 Londou,Cludinn.& Dot . St. 100 , Londcm& North Wean. St. 'lOO LondonetnouthWestern St. 100 'Man.,itheLA Uneolnah 10 Meryport and Carlisle 114 ell Do. Do. Share. St. 1 100 Metropolitan 10 1 2 • Do. New St. 100 Midland etY ail Do. New St. 100 • Do him. & Derby 60 ' all 11. d. Gt. Wn. 16 all Do. e Snares 26 1 all Mid Kent 10 all lid Kant !Cray Line) St. 100 Nosth British St, 100 Do. Edin..Perth.Dond St. 104 N. ureters—llerwlek 26 165 Do. O. N. K. Puns s< 10S 1 Do. lees.._ St. 100 Do. York ..... St 'lOOl Da. Carnal; 16 1 ad Do. fliock.&Darling. 116 21 ; Do. do. 166648. U 11 • Do. do. 106041 lik 100 ' North London 10 75 De. New . AL 100 North Stattordahists 10 all N. A S. Western June 56. 100 'Scottish Central St. 100 Scottish N.K. Aber /Mk St. 1100 Scottish Midland 10 all Shrewsbury & WelehpL Ds 100 Shropshire Union St. 100 South Devon et. 100 South Eastern St. 100 S. Yerksh. & Blear Dun 20 1 all Stalnea.Woklaghm.te. et. 100 Tad Yale 10 1 S DoC St.. 100 ' Vale of Neath St. 1100 ' Victoria Stn. & Bt. 100 Waterford & Klikeunr. i St. ; 100 West Cornwall et:100 W.Martlpl. Hash. & AL! SitMSll Sh. I IV. I RIILWITS. 100 all Atlantic& St. Lawrence, St. 100 ,Bron.Bv.dtC.ln.g.6p.e. 10 , 10 , Do. Y Shane We , all Buffalo dr Lake Duos 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 'Buff.. Brant,drGoderich Op c lids. Aug. 1,1572 10 100 Do. do. July I, 1572; 100 100 , Do. do. Jane 1.1874 St. 1100 , Ca/ it &Beate= 6p.e. 6.1 St. 110 Cape I% & c. 100 all Deuterara,7p.c.per.prell St. 100 limn. Bengal ye. 11 do It. 100 Saes Indian sn. 6do 1 10 6 ; Do. J kitension St. 100 Grand Trunk or Canada, 100 , all D0.60u1p.11.8..ep.ct 100 all Do. D 6 prat. Bonds ? 100 i all Do. do. deferred' WS . 1 all 1 Do. tod prat Bonds 1 100 I all Do. do. deferred' 100 I ,au Do Srd pref. Stock 1 ' 100 all Do. do. deferred. 100 all Do. eth preL Stock 1 100 ' all , Do. do. deferred, St. 'lOO Great Indian Pentnaula ID 12 Do. gas. 6 per eent.l 20 ' I I Do. New do. St. 1100 ;GIL 3.0 t India ii. 6 p. 50. ,101 DO percent St. 2 Do 161 all Gt. Western of Canada MI 18 Do. New 100 all Do.Op.e.Bda. pay. HITS 100 YU D 0.14 do. do. 187741. 111 2 Indian Branch, Limited, 10 1 1 l Do. New St. 100 ,Iladews guar. p. oink • St. 400 ; Do. do ef do I St. 100 ' Do. do. 6} do.—, Al 2 i Do. Fifth Betaosion It. ,100 'Melia Corp. 6 per c. 60 1 all Melb. and Hobson's Bay 10 i all ll.Brun..t Can-cla.A li, Sk 100 N.R.oiCan.ey.e.letp.B. St. 100 'kinds. Boa. b per cant, et. 100 , Do. Delhi do. 20 61 Do. do. do. si: I. . ieu Do. Indus fit Plot. do.' JOINT 1110 C K 92 129 29 32 34 1/1 17 90 92 DI 109 401 291 - - 61 71 137 139 158 197 190 132 91 93 77 771 ..- 87 89 39 81 44 66 W 8 101 1181 117 81 85 104 108 38 60 1191 119 f 97 98 86i 689 IEI 145; 137 137} 106 107 K lis ie Ili 1 1 12 1U ee 70 101 In 87 88 10 11 pm 8 U pm Ilt.'o ISt 1 le pm 79 so 10 11} 134 188 66 68 A 40 lii 14 8 9 166 168 as los 10a $8 48 INESSIONS. I t, SS 00 . 102 103 an 6 i li Oh 98 98 80 90 103 106 109} 101} 10} 20} W 02 n 73 61 04 80 07 65 0 5 4 13 65 47 60 20 31 27 251 103} 104} Psr ;Ow Du }l Oll 100 102 91 i 1 114 11 dim 91 93 81 53 I Ws 102 102 96 67 90 VI U 93 - - 413] 9i ni i 001 GO •a 100 I 110 4 so► 1 704 104 0 002 1101 f 20 6C4 0... MI 11 ail 1121 li ... 70 f 1011 :I 6Si 7j 1071 Wet. 104} 3k 2,11 20i 103 j 4j BRITISH K1.14/4. Can:dolma Co., Gold, Li Chtwice Clifford And. Der. O. Con. rfavietk )1 linkman Ii s. Beam% (Mogan) Art Condon East earn Bras Eft Oreurille iravtatk4l Oratabler * ig Amara Greu later i Waited) Great South Tolima G. W. Vor (Holston) lOrratUla Ilierocre Foot Kingston Downs IVally Mwrndl Iron Oro •• • INew Beton WiNortk Downs North Rather Wh. Basest N orth Wheal Cr ) Prosper United • Providence (U. Ulan') a. (Ara 100 (dt.Clesr) 3. W. manors (Lipson, Stins Park Tin Croft West Bane{ lillo w c iza ah W. Car,don West (Advert= West sewn Wh. hasset(Mopn) Wh. huller (Bedrutb). Whoa Ludoott Wheal W.MaryAnn n (lienhen.) , Seto I Wised Union !Wis. !Mammy (Usk.) on S i 7 1 St 36 500_ 000 2:1.0 BO tilised 27.0 2.7.0 Wk. 2 lh 60 7.L6 81.1116. 4480 d 41:11. iie Eli 8.1.6 2.60 7.1.6 10.6.7 16.16.9 10.17.6 60 66 18 N. 6 6 4t 14 6 6 16 17 If It 86 86 se sa $7 4 4e 8 9 4 41 Ift Of 1. 19 W 70 a i 17 19 2 11 2 11 2; 3 34 38 630 650 93 26 18 20 18 17 7 9 8 8 206 eri 216 72i 90 26 9 U ls i i 1 SOO 910 19 U i i - _G f. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The stock markets to-day are rather quiet. The funds remain at yesterday's closing quotations. Home railways are in some cases better, and in others rather lower. Foreign stocks, on the whole, are rather fiat, the chief movement being a decline in some classes of Turkish securities. As regards miscel laneous shares the tendency of prices is favourable, International Financial and Credit Mobilier and Foncier, amongst others, having advanced. There is a fair demand for money to-day, but gobd three months' bills are still taken at 7} per Fent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on English government securities has declined to 5 per cent., the inquiry having diminished. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rented were quoted 65fr. Sc., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols arc now quoted 901 to 1, with div., for money, and 89i, ex div., "sellers," for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, f ; ditto for account, 891, }; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, g ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, n ; India Five per Cent. Stock, loin, ; ditto for accouxt, 104} ; and Exchequer Bills, June, On dis., par. Turkish Bonds of 1838 are again lower, and the Consolidds have fallen 1 to } per cent. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds have also declined f. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. Greek, 23 to f ; Mexican, 28} to ; Confederate, 63 to 63 ; Spanish Passive, 34 to f ; the Certificates, 13i to ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 701 to 71} ; ditto 1862, 71} to f ; and the Consolidels, 491 to g. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyp tian, 93 ; ditto, second issue, 931, 93 ; for account, 64# ; Mexican, for account, 281, f ; ditto, 1864, 27, 261 ; Portu guese, 1856, ttc., 47f, ; ditto for account, 47f, ; Russian, 1862, 86f, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 88 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 30a, 1 ; ditto, Certificates, foe account, 14 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71} ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 721 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 51, ex dir. ; ditto 1864, 40. Intarnational Financial shares are now quoted 2 1 to 3k prm. ; London Financial, 81 to 9/ prem. ; General Credit, 2 1 to 3 prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 22 to 3 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, to II prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 171 to I ; Ottoman tlorguiti Gjn6rale, If to 2 prom. ; and Anglo- Egypiian Bank./ dia. to I prem. The reception which has been given, so far as the Stock Exchange is concerned, to the new Egyp tian Loan, is scarcely calculated to encourage the various foreign governments which are said to be contemplating an appeal to our market. The arrangement that Egyptian Government accept ances, as well as the Egyptian Trading Com pany's Debentures falling clue the Ist proximo, are to be taken in part payment for the loan, tends to diminish the likelihood of our stocks of bullion being trenched upon in connection with this operation. In some quarters criticism has been induced by the unusual manner in which the payment of the instalments is arranged—subscribers who do not pay in full on allotment being subject to a charge of 7 per cent. discount on the delayed instalments. The point which has chiefly attracted discussion, however, is the prior subscription of 2,000,0001. out of the total of 5,704,2001., and in connection with this a rumour has been circulated that portions of the 2,000,0001. in question have been privately offered at rates below the price of issue to the public-33 per cent. We are assured, however, in answer to our inquiries, that this matter does not bear the construction which has been put upon it. It ap pears that Messrs. Oppenheim and Co., the con tractors, soon after the settlement of the loan contract, which took place at the beginning of last month, admitted various parties to share in their loan on its original basis, and at the contractors' prices. This is not an unusual step in such trans actions, but the process in the present instant* I seems to have been carried somewhat further than is ordinarily the case ; and it is believed that, in respect of a limited amount of stock, some of the members of the party of contractors sought at one period to subdivide their stake by admitting others. The whole of this arrangement, however, as we learn, proceeded upon the basis that the parties in question were required to pay up 31 per cent. of the amonnt at once, and that they received therefor no transferable document, their position being, in fact, identical with that of the original contractors, in whose venture they have been and are still sharers. With reference to the Venezuela Loan of 1864, the following is an extract of a letter from Hews. H. L. Boulton and Co., of la Guayra, dated the 25th October, and received by the General Credit and Finance Company of London : We makes the following statement of duties collected : No. 12, from Puerto Cabello, 48.64 doh. • No. 13, from Puerto Cabello. 1.50 dole . • No. 14, from doh. Cabello, 340.40 dole. ; No. 6, from La Guayra, 7;462 dole. Total, 464.16 dole. The complete exhaustion of stocks of produce of every description in our markets accounts for the small amounts of duties collected, which is always the case during the last three months of the year, We are pleased to be able to communicate to you the new. Just received, of a peaceful arrangement concluded with the province of Guyana, lately threatening secession. The nest crepe of coffee and cotton will not begin to arrive to market before the middle of January, as great drought has much retarded it, but prospects are held out that produce will be abun dant. Only 5,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has brought 210,500/. in specie (145,0001. gold and 65,5001. silver), and the Clyde, from Melbourne, 0001 63, 7 The * advice' from New York mention the ship ment for Europe of the large total of 460,000/. to specie by the steamers City of Cork, Glasgow, Etna, and New York. On Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Con tinent were in dements, and the tendency of the rates was unfavourable to this country. The list is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.03 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.143 to 153 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12 to 12.03 ; Ant werp, 3 mouths, 2.5.621 to 71; Hamburg, ma. 'owe°, 3 months, 13.9 to 3 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 25 ; ditto, 3 m0u25.621 to 673 ; Frankfort-on.the-Maine, 3 months, 1201 tog ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months, 29g tog ; Vienna, eft. so.. 3 months, 12 to 12.10 ; Trieste, Mi. (10., 3 months, 12 to 12.10 ; Madrid, 3 months, 46 to g ; Oadis, 3 months, 463 to 47 Leghorn, 3 months, 25.85 to 90; Gems, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 90 ; Miss, 3 mouths, 25.85 to 90; Naples, 3 months, 25.85 to 90; Palermo, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Mamma, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 51 to a ; Oporto, 90 days, 51 to g. Messrs. Elliot and Co., China merchants., of Austinfriars, and Messrs. Joseph Temple and Co., iron ship-builders, 4.tc., of Blackwell, have failed, but the liabilities are not large in either case. The books of the latter firm have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Cash and Edwards, the accountants. . . The advice' from Paris announce the failure of Messrs. Charles Robin and Co., bankers. The house has been established some years, but its tran sactions have been upon a small scale, and the lia bilities are understood to be moderate. In the Court of Chancery yesterday, before Vice- Chancellor Kinderslev, the list of oontributories of the Leeds Banking Company was partially settled. The questions with regard to the disputed cases will be beard on the Ist of December. The application from shareholders in the Born bay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company for the new issue of 400.0001. 5 per cent. deben tures, having far exceeded that amount, it is noti fied that the directors have been unable to allot any of them to the general public. A meeting of the National Financial Company is convened for the 301 inst., " for the purpose of receiving a report and statement of accounts, and for the declaration of a dividend." A calla 5/. is to be paid on the Rh arc in the Commercial Dank Corporation of India and the East by the Bth December. The directors, having complied with the provisions of the charter, hare obtained the sanction of the Treasury to their at once commencing business. The half-yearly interest, at the rate of 5 pet cent. per annum, into be payable on the shares of the Bombay Gas Company (Limited) by the Ist Dec. A call of 11. is to be paid on the second i,sue of shares in this company by the 12th Dee. The divectors of the Opera Company (Li i;lited) have notified that, in pursuance of the power given them by their articles of association, they have determined to issue the remainder of the unallotted shares with a preferential claim to a dividend of 101. I per cent. per annum. The circular issuri describes the privilege., a: regards admission a'taching to ' such shares. A certain number of these shares are Ito be issued to the shareholders pro raid on their present holdings, and the remainder to the public at a premium of 11. per share. The list is to be closed on the 21st inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gen, dock, and other shares, as given iu the Steek Ex change list of last evening : Insnrance.--Uliance Marine, 43 ; Atlas, 12; ; Eagle, 4 ex div. ; Guardian, 494; Imperial Fire, 31$ ; Liverpool and London acJ Globe (;per cent. annuities), 120; Liver pool and London Fire and Life, 12; London, of ; North British and ilen Antile, 194 1:1 4 ; Ocean Marne. 74 ; Rork Life, 74 ee div. ; Union, •2' J; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 7 6,? 74. Gaslight and Coke.—British Provincial, : Continental Union (Limited), 104 ; European, New, 7; ; Great Can , tral, 174 lil; ex all ; roper al, rlri 5 ; Ditto New, ' 0 ; Ditto Debenture'. 204 ; Imperial Oontinento, , : London, bOl 11 ; Phonic, t0. , 1 ; United Geninal. ; West. miosterChertoreal, ; Ditto New, 53 •;: ; Wetttro, 17 Docks.—East and West India, 13%; London and St. Katherine, 704. Waterworks.—Berlin, r 1 ; Chelsea, 2.*1 ; East London, 1254 5. Canals.—Kennet and Avon '(Gear. by G. W. Hy.), 64 ; Regent's (or London), 23. IliocAlazieons.—lluotes Metal, 3lessrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividend due the Ist December on CLilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., and Messrs. C. .1. Hainbro and Son that on Sardinian Five per Cent. Stock. The Edinburgh, for New York, will call at Queenstown to-morrow, awl message will be received at any of the Electric and Inimatsonal Telegraph Company's aloes in London :fp to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The China, for New York, will call at Queenstown on Sunday, November 20, and messages will be received until the same hours. TUESDAY EVIINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 1 , 9,. to lez die. fur the Bth December, opened 8d..; bi. , rning at 89,i', and closed at 89/ "sellers." Tor • 110tICY the last price was 90/ to f, with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Ceut. Consols, fur money, 9t, 90/ ; ditto, for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, t, /;New Three per Cents., 88/, /, 89, 88/ ; Bank Stock, 238, 2391 ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1661, ,3, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 4s. die. The foreign stuck market was weaker. Egyptian Bonds declined 1 per cent., Italian and New Granada " ex all " /, New Granada Deferred 1, and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates and Greek Buuds and Coupons /. As regard.; Turkish securities, there was a decline of / per cent. in the Loan of 1862, and ft in the Consoli , li , , but an improvement of it in the Luau of 1858. Russian stocks were better, rising in some cases pee cent., and an improvement of like amount took place in Peruvian. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARIK-LAMS.—(THIS DAY.) Fresh tip, this morning, the receipts of English wheat, coastwise and by land carriage, were on a limited vale. Nevertheless the show of samples was moderate. Good and fine qualities were Wren off slowly at Monday's cur. renry. All other kinds met a dull inquiry, at 14e rates. We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheat. Generally speaking, the transactions were on a limited scale. In prices, however, no change took place. Floating cargoes of wheat were bald at full quotations. 10 other grain afloat very little bminess was transacted. Malting barley was firm in price, with a atetly demand. Grinding and di-tilling sorts were heavy, but nut cheaper. Malt, the supply of which was moderate, sold slowly, it the late decline m value. The show of oats was tolerably good, and the oat trade was firm, at full currencies. In beans, nest to nothing was doing, on former terms. Peas wore a slow sale, at late rates. The transactioes in flour, both Eoglish and foreign. were very moderato, at Mooday's prima. Linseed, rapeseed, and c.iikee were is fair re vest, at Inn quotations; but cons agricultural seeds were a dull inquiry. WILT. nom tent, n77l,te , to to „ 80. white, 1067 341 CO 44 1e66 39 to 66 Norfolk and Lincoln Par Qr. WTI. a — s. Sostel, food Scotch potato Irish, whit* „ black __ _ _ rsd.l: IIaVAN Dlsti Olinda* MALT. Pleas BZI.S+L raq .., . 3l to 3$ So Ile ... IS to 3lt ... So 41 14 Co 4 (BY IILSCYBIO IILBOBILYIL) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Tarragona best East Sheen. ACTON BUItNEL STAKES. Harrah Princess Degmar HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& Lad Bohan 5 ran. CALDECOT HANDICAP. Mealsey My Mary 5 ran. 1110NEMOOR HANDICAP. Dawdle Tomfoolery 6 ma. COLUMN HANDICAP. Ons maa arid a quarter. °laminate; Gennri, Mantis, Balhiun, Turn of Lock, Leonora, Trap, Maiming Woman, Jack o' Newbury, Motasey, Gaily, Queen of Trumps, Grosvenor c, Physician, Tiptoe, Diankeld, Temeriffe, Odine, Jessie, Nucletri, Pro. cella, and Greenland are hers. ENTRY FOR THE LONGLEATE HANDICAP. Three furlongs and a quarter. Hyper, flit 10lb ; Biondella, Rat 10Ib ; Gipsy Girl, Bet 41b ; Practitioner, Sat 21b ; Video, 7st 10Ib ; Colleen, Tat lib ; 114,e, lat 61b, Land of the West, 7st 41b ; Lady Warwick, Ist 41b; Joss Stick, let 41b; Lady Caroline, 7at 21b ; Foxholes, 64 131 b ; Don't.oonie.late, rat l2ib ; Imog e t Illb ; Teesdale, tilt 91b ; and Mins, Gut Sib. All g eneere. ANGLESEY NURSERY HANDICAP. About Ere fur Catalogue, Set 121 b ; Belle, Sat 31b ; oounazioo, 7st 121 b ; Na, 7st 121 b; Viola, let 121 b ; Viceroy. 71b; GainiochT, 7st 7lb ; Czarina, 7st 71b ; Flageolet, Tel 51b ; Misterton, 6st 121 b; Nabob, Est 121 b ; Jack J akar, 6st 91b; Lily Lye, fiat 91b ; Sans Men s.at elb ; Lord Ronald, Est 91b ; St. Mary, Sat 9lb ; Naplel, Gat 7lb ; Scheldt, Get Glb , Teesdale, Sat Sib ; Princess llagroar, Gat 41b ; Fravolina, Est 41b ; Gat 21b. All are here. HLNDICLP, About !kW ma.. Vesper, ia 131 b Faith, Sat 61b ; Moulaey, 7410 lb; T 7st 71b ; East Rhea, 7d nb Forester, ist 41b ; Gipsy G . , 74 31b ; Usber, 74 ; Land of the Week 6d 121b ; Colleen, Est 11Ib ; Foxhole, fist 91b ; Lady Cardin., fist 7lb ; Hope, 6st 71b ; Flageolet, Gat 71b ; Cil Blaa, Get 61b ; Imogene, 64 21b ; Czarina, Gat 41b ; De Clare f, Gd 21b ; Hecate, 6et ; Lord Ronald, Get. All are here. The disputed Hurdle Race le not yet decided. The ease will be reopened at Mom Weetherby's office. BAPS OP QUEENSLAND (LIMITED). (THIS DA Y.) The second onlinary general meeting of the shareholders was held at 2 o'clock, at the offices, 26, Old Brcad•atreet, Sir JOSHUA Rowe, in the chair. The ',semi said that the dialoged' profit for the Ulf year ending June 30 amounted to 8,0601. ss. 7d. Out of this sum the directors had applied 5661. 10s. in reduction of preliminary expenses, and had placed 1,0001. to reserve fund, and they recommended that 5,725/. 3a. 9d. be applied in payment of a dividend to the shareholders (free of income tax) of 14s. per share on the shares issued prior to 31st December, 1863, and of 4s. 9d. per share on M 3 of the misread shares issued since 4th May last, being at the rate of 71 per cent. per annum on the amounts paid up on their respective shares; and that the remainder, 6V.1. 13a. 24., be carried forward to profit and loss new account. " The progress and future prospects of the bank are (says the report) most encouraging. A branch was established at Ipswich on Ist February last, and is now in active and pro fitable operation. Arrangements have been made for open ing • branch at Dally, where it is expected • profitable business will likewise be secured. It is also the intention of the directors to extend the sphere of the bask's operations to several of the other principal towns, from time to time as may seem desirable and expedient. The trade of the colony for the first six months of the year has been active, and the imports and exports respectively show • considerable increase over the corresponding period of last year. Owing to the high price of wool, and to the very favourable season, pastoral pursuits have been successful. The government returns just published show that the stock of sheep has increased during the year to nearly 6,000,000, equal to shout 25 per cent., thereby adding to the general pros perity of the country." The report was adopted. FIRE IN THE. HAMIPSTEAD-ROAD.—This morning • fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Dean a cabinet-maker, carrying on business in Marshall's-ye:id, Henry-street, Hampstead-road. The premises were burned out, sod the valuable stock consumed. A &,v KILLED THROUGH A GCT FACK.—An in quiry was held by Mr. Richards, deputy . coroner, last night, respecting the death from fright of William Bi:own, aged five years. Sarah Brown, 21, Goodlandetreet, Beth naliereen, the wife of • whalebone cutter, said that the deceased was her child, and on the sth November he was lying in bed in the front room near the window. A Guy Faux came up the street, and was put up close to the window. The deceased was greatly terrified, gave • loud scream, and fall out of the bed on to the floor. His face was cut by the fall, and he was covered with blood. The Guy was taken away when the mischief WAS done. Dr. ceased had only recently recovered from fever. Dr. Mass. ingham said that he was called in to the deceased, and found him suffering from serious injuries to the head. He lingered until Thursday. when he died from effusion on the brain caused by the fall. rbe jury returned a verdict " That deceased died from the mortal effects of a fall caused by a fright." THE CONFEDERATE GENERALS.—The following is from • letter, dated September 26, written by an English gentleman who has been in the South dur ing • great portion of the war :—" Lee himself is worn and anxious, but as cheerful to the eye and as indomitable as ever. I assure you that Lee is more than ever • sight fee gods and men. The same tranquil modesty, utter absence of vanity, egotism, or self-seeking. and determine. Lion to spend and be spent in discharge of his duty. It is certainly one of the most beautiful characters I ever read of —certainly the moat beautiful that I ever encountered. I am sorry to say that poor Looptreet is still suffering greatly. The ball went in at the base of his throat, just below Adam's apple, and cut its way cut through the right shoulder, just below the clavicle. As it passel out it cut the nerves of sensatiou and motion of the right arm. The arm still remains paralysed as far as motion is roo ftree& but the nerves of sensation are somehow involved in the cicatriz, and are morbidly and acutely sensitive mid irritable. He has taken oceans of morphine, and is greatly reamed, but I fear the pain remains as great as ever.' SHOREDITCH..---WO learn that the living of St. Jobe, Horton. part of Shoreditch, has become vacant by the death on Monday last of the Rev. A. I'. Kelly, M.A., who was nominated to it in link The benefice le yelled at &101. per annum with house of residence. The Clergy List gives the popul ation as 44,079. It rests, we believe, with the Vein. W. Hale Hale, as Archdeacon of London, to ap point to this most important charge. A 3I•olt PREACHES.—Amtmg the prisoners was an old fellow of the name of Paul. • native preacher, who was toned lying on his back on the field of battle. Being seventy years of age and very . decrepit, none of our soldiers thought it worth while to g i ve him the mit, 'lc ; mire; at I length one more humane than the others beineattracted by his grams, raised him op from the ground, and found • rids concealed heoeath his body. We often had a quiet joke with old Paul the preacher about the rifle found ander his body. We more than insinuated that be thought it quite consistent with his position as chaplain-general to the rebel forces to have an occasional shot at the Pakehas. and that he had proved himself literally a true member of the church militant. There was often a sly twinkle in the old fellow's eye, which showed that he hid • certain ulnae of humour and noderstood our &Buenos. We have no doubt that he took part in the fight —as well as an old lady, who was seen to fire more than • dozen shots from the remade/a of her house at our men. And yet Paul the preacher was • man of distinguished piety, whose good report was in all the churches. —Prayer's Magaise for No vember. . . . A serious riot between the Roman catholic " navvies" Lod the protestant inhabitenM of South Queens. ferry, near Edinburgh, took plaoe on Saturday oicht. Several petwons were much iejured, though happily there have been no fatal consequences. The Irish party, on this cecasioe, seems to have been the originators of the dis turbances. . . . ----- Last week, one of the Earl of Iln3adalhane's gamekeepers succeeded in trapping a splendid specimen of the golden eagle. The bird measures eight feet from tip to tip of the II lag.. -•-SiV4.l A Lar.oru or Lov&—The following epitaph may be seen in the cemetery of a parish in the environs of Paris :—" Here lies Madame N—, wife of 51 N—, muter blacksmith. The railing around this tomb was manufactured by her husband." The doctors of Hanover county, Va., announce the following as their new tariff of fees :—Thirty dollars per visit for all distance of five miles and under ; all distaucee over five miles an additional fee of two dollars per mile ; ' night visits double that of a day visit ; consultation fee 40 dollars ; visit extra; obetsarioal caws RIO dollars each.— American paper. Sourn Kevsurcrow limo:rm.—During the week ending Nov. 12, the visitors have been as follows:—On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 8,140 ; oe Wedneeday, Thursday, an d Friday, sudenta t days (admission to the public 6d.), open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1367 • total, 9,507. From the opining at Nis Mossiaza, 4,,a,a0i SHARE LISTB.-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'CLocs. The railway market is rather inactive to-day, and the variations in prices are somewhat irregular. Great Northern stock has declined 1 per cent., South Eastern and Metropolitan 1, and Lanca shire and Yorkshire 1, while London and North Western, Great Western, and Midland have risen London and North We stern stock is now quoted 119 e to 120 ; Great Western, 71 to / • Midland, 1371 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11G1 to 1 ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; South Eastern, 871 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 481 to 49 ; Great Northern, 136 to 138 ; London and South Western, 974 to 981 ; and Metropolitan. 122 to 123. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway shares are inactive, and quotations unaltered. Recife and San Francisco exhibit a drooping tendency. ORDINARY MARIS AND IMCLIL 1 I SIL IN. I RAILWAYS. I awin g.. temay ir ie.s . " las so :3..1147 GO 62 3 6 —. C f 4 _ 102 103 toll 1021 i its pa 3 10 4 Wi 1; 1024 IC DANIA. IPd I 0. rhos. I Ulu. No.l Sh. 5 /113116. I Pet I CI. prime 1 balsa j 21,01/0 100 Agra& Mallerman's_;Ll 60 1 123 52c 1 - 20,000: 60 Do. New Liss 110 p.l 25 ' - - j 62 2. 3 .000' 50 Ito. 'of which 25 1.11 pi; 25 I - - I -• 10,006 1 50 Albion t 6 If Oldie. - 20,000110 i Allianc•Lea.ttLiverpoolt 26 j U 34 ,39 8 5 10,000 100 . De. New 125 t ad 39 I 37} 8 10.000 160 Do. 4470,110 fiti pm' 10 i 7 6 dis, 224 100,000 10 Anglo Auatrian j 6 , 1 limo! - 20,W0 50 Auglo Italian ddmittedo 6 , 15 Uldis l - U,500 40 Aastralaala ' all ' 7..0 72 - 7,500 40 Do. New t all i 65 67 - 12,60" 20 Bantu( BritisMelumbla 16 t 15 94pai - 10,0041 24 Bank of egypt 6,000 1,0 Bank of Landon 6O , 154 167 166 26,e00 :3 Beek of Otago (Limited, , 6 1 15 05,10 -. 10,000 lie Flank of Queensland (L., ! 20 ' Tits par - 2u,000 :01 Valk MVietoria,Austrla t 25 1 37 10 - 6,600 100 lent of Wales (Um) j2o 55 Sidi. t - 60,000 10 !Sauk of New Zealand !9 1 et 719r 6 - .0.000 20 lirmillanttPortuguaitelL, 10 I 1 12Pin I - 2u,000 60 Britian & Californian (1.1 6 1 las par -- 11 , ,000 50 British N. Alumna . 1 all 44 46 - vt.ooo 10 C. Bk. lutlla,Aus., China all j3 4 33 25 45 20.( , 00 25 Chart , Mer.of Indla,Tc. I all I 61 63 - 10.-00 100 City - ?s) lee Colenol - 10,w0 2., t tun. Bank of lad* &c c all t - - pm - 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank (1-1. 4 1 7 7573 n. - 4, t , 4 ) 100 Continental 2O 1 6 4 die - 6.0t0 10 Do. New - 6 , , , A10. 60 'Fast London tUrniterf ! 6 ' It 2 pm) - 60,000! 20 Pattern Eceitange Lint I 3 I 5,111 spm - 60.0u0 20 ling.t,ot.Tauati nand. all 2,4 24 1 - 600.05 6u Litait4ll met bwedoh 1.1 IS , ldis par I - 10,0itt INI lit.rt.pean Hank' Limited 105 15 65215 ! -- 10,000 100 HinduatChloadJaajL '25 • 4* 55vmj - 41.(,) 11.00 Ito. iitued at 2pm! 18 ' SI 47vm 225 21,000 11/0 Do. New, iss at 6 pa, lO • - - I - 12,060 100 Imperial Bant, Loans& 20 1 16 16 got -- 5.W0100 i Ito. New ) IS I 13 11 pmt 30 131,000 20 Imperial Ottoman 110 j 7 75pin: 175 f 26,060 60 International Bank J L, 16 j 6 4 Mal - 100.000 20 Land Mort.ltk. India(l'l 4 j 5 fpmt 45 20,000 50 Lon.Bk.oflle sieo,de 1., 1 5 , 50.1 0 par j 6 1 , ,040 100 Lou. Bank of Setti3nd L' IS 6 4 dial - 10,6a6 IN London and Bras/Ilan -1 40 I 5 7 pm' 46} 6,000 1(0 Lou. &Ayres& it.Piate L. 40 1. 13 IS pml - 20,000 26 • De. New, feet at 15 pin, 75! 25 3}7,n, - 6,600100 Lon., Pm., et M. bud. ,L. T 2 $ 1 disc - 10,6 N 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of Austrl.l all j 15 fa, I - 50,000 50 [nation and County j2O 7el 80 160 6,000 10u Lou. lianthir.Con.lv4l '•l3 ' 6 4 elle • - 00,00) 60 Lot/dna Joint Stock ' 10 I 47 49 41.5 20,00 60 Ito.New,i4s. at alpin j2O - - - 10,0t0 Mat Lou. and Northam jL ,16 i 9 5 dls -. 25,000 20 London& South Africa/ all ' 23} 245 - 6,00 u Pet I.ou. & 9'. Western Lim.; 20 1 1 2pm - 60,000 100 Lon. & Westminster 10,000 lull Merchant }Matti-log.l • 175. 6 8 pie 25 20,000 50 Mercantile de ExchaniL 10 t If 15dis of I 20,000 60, Ito. New IIO ) 2 lima kg 10010 100 Metro. de Pro,. bank (L. 90 1 Idis par - 6.000 700 sit.g.atitl /lank ,Lim.) '2o ' ldis var - 20,000 100 'National of Uteri:tool lO : 8 9pm - 10,000 100 N.Pro. of Maitland • 41 1 - - - 25,6a1 20 Do. do. New 1! I - - - WOW 2u • Do. do. do.' 10 - - - 20,0u0 70 Na lonal Penk, New ' lb - - - 26,000 20 New Routh Wales I all j 44 46 - 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limned ; ' 1 }tile *Pm - 60,000 20 'North Western ' i 6 ' 25 45pm• - 50,400• 26 Oriental Bank Corporn t all , 68 00 1605 20,000. 60 Provin.ilankinfiCorp.lLl 6 1 14 oldje 45 20,000 100 Province of Ireland .. 126 t 80 91 I - $7,600 20 &Inds, Ponj.,ek Diehl (L 10 I 15 lipm I 111 5 10,000, 26 South Australia I all I 36 sr 1 - 10.600. 26 south Eastern (Um.) , 74! 15 Uren - 10,000 100 Wand. of B. & Africa 4,4/4 100 . Do. do. 126 , par 2 pm' - 40,000 26 •Onloo of Amtrak 10,000 100 troloo of Irolsod (Lbw)! It 1 24 15dts' - MAIO we oaks al Leadoff ,la 1 se 67 I - 1/042&& No. 13b. 1 DucLa IPd I CI. prime I Maim. 2,066,6113 IL , Rost sod WeWert WTOO 136 137 - 12,000 10 1/seeraltlesttagJock . I I - - 6,676,110, 24. Loodoo&at.Cothails. 100 60 71 - 310,616. at. Soothazoptos lOO 1- - - 000.00:1 1 132 Viticela - 6.0001 116 Do. New - -., lIIBCXLL/Lll lOUS. No. I 10,06111 16 - A rolo-111621eaa 111164 40001 16 , Asstrolin 10,0001 16 Aostroliaalt i ff il d um t 67,0001 10 . BerlloWaiorwooke 10600 6 'Bombes Gas ( 4000 60 British American load 614.7d01., Si. B. S 1. Mag. Tel 8.911' 111; !Quads 60.009 16 .11ioad1=a& Pan lovX.) 16,000 10 .oeyloo 61,000 26 ,Cityol raValProp,l, 10000 60 .City 0111oas (Lim) •, 40,000 10 porn. of AlAnaYer. (Li 04000 10 iCommercialUnloa(los. 10.000 60 Consolidated pla., 17,600 20 'continental Un.O•siOL 00,000 1 100 • Coistracteorporatio 11,000 96 Gop.3L Bag., Pr•Lif 20 100.000 100,000 20 C. Fonc.6;llob. of hag Do 00111PAIMIL 10,000! 50 Do. of Ifatuitlos (1 ) 1 100122311 K Orys6al Palma 100,811011 St Do. Preemies 277,000L1 IR Do. 6 p st.Perp. Deb so. 10.000 100 IDiacouniCorpoestioo(L 50,003 20 L India irrigation. lc. 100.000 50 1 EgyptienComitTrd.(L 11110.115/ It. Electric Telegraph TO, 6 lEng. and Ans. Copper 20,000 60 Eng.and Fort Igoe** dit 10,0001100 Dig .21cottianNssin. tL 76,0001 20 IFlnancial Corporatioa LAX 20 iFinaucial Discount ( 1 ) 20,000 20 'Tore-st Warehouse (I 10,000 60 GelUvara (Limited)..., 160.0001 20 IG.Credit&lPln.of Leek(L 10.000! 15 10en. Steam Nation 90.0.41 69 I lionmet:Mlealal viga At ( 1 ) 104000 1 10 larlsoal nay 100,000 i 50 1 11A.Mer.Cdt.Asa. ,L) 26,400 1 2 !Wien Carrying (Um) 150,0001 20 InternaiYinan.nue. if 3 100,000 1 10 Internat. Land C re dit(L 50,000 s) Dalian Irrtg. (Cen. Om) 1000000 100 Do. Op. c. NIL C. 1210 00.000 16 lointStockDiecoarel(L) 03,000 60 Land securities (Lint) 20,000 2.5 Lon& African Tradlog 90,000 26 Lond andCaledon. M. L 66.000 1 10 Lon.CotintyLand&B. f i. IEOO2 6 Lond.tnsirlot Tele,. ) 110,400 50 Land. Flom. Aim. L ) 94000 50 Do, New 125,000 4 Load. G. Gumbos C. (1 I 10,000 50 Load.. itallas. ,10 . 510 L 6,000 1 20 !Lond.lfer. Disconnt:L; 60.00' 10 .Lomt.Provincial iLarine 60,0001 le 1 Madras Irriga. & Canal KIM 10) Do, 12.190 00 ;Mauritius lond.ac.as) 11,0(01 10 116.41 t, Erten. Tel. (1.) 40,000 60 11111 wall Iron Works 12.600 10 Nina Land de...A C. (L) 19,000 1 26 INational Ms. Conk (L. , 10,000' 60 'National Financial (Li 90,000' 25 NationalProv.sl 94000,1010 'Malaita! steam 1 1 =1) LOX 20 ;NerboddaCoal t I.'L.) 11,000 20 i Do. New 20.000 1 25 I N.Zealand TALoan l l 191,1731. St. ~ .Brit. A netralasimv,) 40,000 1 60 N.lirlt.9slermui. In.(1 10,000 2 Novalkottatlaodis ,L, 50,0001 2 i Ds. do. 00.000 2i l Ocedn Marine Insert 10,000 1 20 Oriental Commercial(L. 100.0001 1 'Oriental Gas (Limited) , 60,000 000 1 1 Do. New ' ao,ooii 10 !alent.lalmodneank(L) 24000 10 Otago& Bthlachttnveat. 10 . 000 00 ottoman b'thauelal ! L.) 10,000 6 !Ottoman Gam (limited 12.:00 10 'Pahantall.3Lnteam,L) 81600, 6 I Do. do 37.506 1 15 I DO. New 000,0000 St, .14wIRILLand& leafy 10,000 60 irentuanisr O. steam 20,000 60 I Do. do. New 17,0/0 10 ,iiii . rad; 1... XIX 10,000 80 , Lron 10,000 18 . New 4.150 16 ; Rio J. City Improv. 111.760' 25 I Ditto ditto 11,006 100 , Royal 14,411844 am 1080001. 8t iScot.austra loved. (L 66.0001 60 smith, 10104. attba.,L. 50.005 1 10 ~x.Tioan.d'E,Lypte(L.l 10,000; 60 S. Abloom 00. d la. (L.' 14.100 26 South Australho Lund MAKI IR. Submarine Telegraph 1 i Do. Scrip 50 ,Tel.Conutrue.dllaln.(L 20 limmradatermy 1044 10 .Tras4,tageneyolAu6, 20 'T. & L. Co. of U. Canada 6 'United R. Take. Co. (L) 96 Univers. ld urine tau 1.) 10 , Upper Wain Taa(Lba , 10 lotto 30 , Van DiaMen . ll land 60 Warrant linaocetLlts. 60 ,WeatlncUntrualeS L. 37,400; 104000, 11,600 80,000 10,000 atkooo 00,0001 23,0 10,000 io:ouoi - 18 — lerr ie Par NEI 80 II 02 el GB 1225 par 4 pra 22 lOW 22 Who Ida x SI po Opts 3 IMa par I dle pm; 2 I 18 n 22 2ipm2m 1 • 2 f 1 disl ▪ IS 107 111 102 112 3 2es it r,i , , pai l 104 It I " WI Pr 1 1 *WI II 1 ull 6 sewn 6 4Os 211 6 i0 46 :41.4 te 4r 7 t 17 n 2 1 _*pm 21 21piti - iw T - US 3 1 23i Ifili IS xd PREFEEINCB !MARI& Great Lagers, Eastern Counties Extension, No. 1, 106. Great Northern Five per Cent., 113. Great Western Original Irredeemable, 4 per cent., 85. Ditto 5 per cent. redeemable pref., 103. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. RAM and San Francisco (Lam.), gas. 7 per cent., 14j. Great Luxembourg. 111. Rude and Sam Frei:mime (Lima). pa. 7 per cent. 14. PROVINCIAL SHARZ MLESZTS. LlTlinrool, Nor. 15.-Sales to.day :-Great Eastern, 4d--great Western, 711 `-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 11G., -London au North Western, 1191 t. lsi i I-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. .4-51strop,ilittil. 1,3 } -North Eastern Bernick. 1121-North Eastern York, 101}-South Fasten, 86; 84 1-Birkenhead. no-- Buffalo and lake Huron, 51516-Onsud Trunk of Cana,l.i. Eheuisli, 47 p.-Gnat LtlietuDourg shins, :di-Confederate Liam Gi 31-Literuatimial Financial Company 15-16-11ercrutile and Exchange Bulk Limited'. 1 7-14 t -Nntinnal Bank of Liverpool :Limited', sf I p.-Ditto new rained at it:s lint., 7 F p -Albion Marine ,Limited', lii.-British and Foreign Marine 2/ le 15-16 p-kfer stile /Janne Limited , lA.-queen Insurance, 13.16 p.- Thames and Sli Nay Marro- Limitrd , 5} i.IG p. -rniou &tame Limited , 3 1.'..16 4p.-- Notional Storm Navigation Company, ft,/ d -Wed India mid Eseitle Steam, if 11-111 p. MANMEATIC, Nov. 15.-A good husltiesa was done, and prices were racily. Great Eastern, 41! f -Great Luxembourg, Ili-Great Northern A, 157 1 4-Great Western, 71 f -Hod. sou's Bay, ITy -Lancashire and Yorkshire, I lot 1 - London and Noon M eskan, llaj S-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 6 4 6!-Ditto 11:6 Prof. 5.16 p.-Metropolitan, 121 2S / 21 I 3 I 3 /-Dlttii New, 2 p -Mexicans, x all, tot-Midland. 137-North Eastern (Berwick;, 113-South Eastern, e.! 8 t 11-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 5 3.1 G t p. -Trunk 2,6 pref.. 136 1 .-Confederate Loan. 63-Alliauce Bank. 121 13 p.-International, 2/ p.-1;dou Plate Olaas, 33/ -A,lihury Carriage, A 5 p. NuV. 13.-The sales of to-day were of South 9tA1..r,G1,1, Rails, at Itil Birmingham Ranking Company sham, . Patent Nut and If prem.: Birmingham Old Mill, 6 and New l'nlon Mill, 11 Ffirmlntifiam and Staffordshire G.s shares, were Inkier. at 1•5 Ditto 20& shares, tellers, at SS. Douai, Nov. It -Three per Cent. Consols. 95-New Three per Coat. stock, eel 1 i -Ditto for account, Bth Dec., ildwrulan Banking Company 251. palit, on Saturday), 8 111:. National Bank 301. paid), S 4 544- bills New Is.. at 2S peen.),' (W. paid r.S V 34 66-Ditto for ft....ant. 06-National of Liver pnol 'Limited 101. paid'. I+}-Dittn, for account, ISI-Ditto, New-issued at/. prem.) :11. paid' 84-Ditto, for account. 81-.- 1:n10u Bank Limited) (V/. , for ac count, 209-Dublin and Drogheda lust paid, 74-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wex ford all yard , 91-Great Southern and Western 1 100 L -Midland Great Western all paid, 3t-Ditto Liaises. 111-Dublin, WI. kin., and Wexford 6 per cent redeemable ,paid In full.. 40 2 -Waterford and Limerick, 5 per mut. redeemable ;all paid), 43. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The dealings in the mining market to-day were upon a rather restricted scale, yet the tone is firm and the following shares are all better, at the quota tions given. vie., East Caradon, 19 to ; East Gren ville, ci to 4 ; Great Vor, 34 to • and Chiverton, 64 to 1. 'East Russell are steady, at 64 to Tincroft have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 164. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and prices present no change. . A petition for the winding up of the Rhos wydol and Baohiiddon Mine* Company is to be beard before Vice-Chanoellor Wood on the 23rd inst. In the matter of the Cumberland Black Lead Mize Company (Limited) &meeting is to be held in the Bankruptcy Court on the 23rd inst., for the proof of debt.. I NLit _ ST lo 40 76 to 42 Tvo - r. Tres Toads, per 24) lbs. Hough*ld Costar, Noetotk sod o.dtois ea Alp 27 to U S 4 to 40 30 to 33 Y 7 to 23 l'er Qr. OAS.. S. Danish and Sired.* 17 to 11 Unitas ....... IT to 311 BEVIL DOW* 36 3.9 ii 63 16636 33 IQ 36 :., . r 2 to 37 . Sd to 88 ......... INDIAN C.. a'. White 23 to 3/ Yelkor _ 23 to 3O it . irseria,par . . 31 to Si Spanish. . 31 1 0t Si Amarican, pa brL 12 o SS Canadian. .. 12 to it INTO LONDON, B 1 WATER t TO NOV. 15. 111..L1 +IVY. Wheat.. Barley. Malt. qrs. qrs. I qrs. qrs. lirls. 'what. gnallshaadScotela 410 123 I .. .. 600 Irish Yoral.p3 Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (aT ZLECTRIO AND 11.1VEISATIONAL rsizoaara.) onion ova owls coamisroarmwe.l The market very strong. Sales probably 10,00 bales. MINCIITO-LANE.--{THIS DAY.) SCOAR. —The market continues quiet, and twice' rule in buyers favour. In some cases a decline of 6d. per cwt. bad been submitted to. The private sales include 500 bags of brown Mauritius, at tsis. to 305.; 100 blids. Surinam, at 33.. ia; and 210 blids. of Cubs muscovado, at Al,. Refined ooetilue in limited request. Cl)l7Er..—The parcels of plantation Ceylon brought is public site continue to realise full prices: triage sold at 51s. to Os. ; fine tine ordinary and low middling, n. lid. to 775. ; middling, 781. to Sb. ; good ditto, 81s. 61. to 61. TEA.—The public sales are previewing with fair spirit at full prices to id. per lb. advance. u.—Sales of second band parcels have been effected at ls. Racy.—The demand continues active at tally late rates. White Beard sold at I Is. 6d.; Necranzie Arracan, 8,. 7id.; Bassein, Ns. 7Ad. to R. 9d. ; Rangion, 9a. Corrom.—Doly a moderate besieges is doing at about late Wes. Sal-Trims —A limited Webers done in fine quality, at 31s. 6d. full prompt. TALLOW MARKET.-(THD3.DAT.) Th. market is firm ; price's?* pioted as follows :—Town tallow. 41s. 34. net sash ; Petal hem Y.C. on the spat, 41s. ; all the year, 41s. to 41s. 3d. ; DecemlAr, 41s. 6d. ; January, 421. 3d.; March, 435. 6d. to 435. 9J. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattendeo and Smith report a good demand tor the new growth at the late advance in prices ; middling aed 6a temples were Karon Old hope are in better re quest, at an advance of La per est. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Ead Braddyls Hance, Els. ; Walla End Edam Han, V.s. 2d.; West Hartley, 20a.; Buddles•Hartley, 213 a.; Haatirms Hartley, Mu. ; Lambert's Hartley, 19s. Mimi at market, 14 ; at sea, 70. 0171,LEST !RIC'S. EzniusiL Per Qr. sn to aio D•stsi. 29 io 116 26 b 22 24 to 36 Itasel,.ltorfolk. and .... . _ 110 to es Closztou and War* 62 to 64 Brown T4itionr. Yn 33 to 55 OATS. Sneak teed is to II . pol&to lO to 4J rosin& Par Qr. weer. S. I. NINO, sad carp berg N 05 50 Rawer & Idealise- thol es l al to 44 ad lo 40 Rowan, hard .of Asseriots, ret .. o white at to os EAALii. Grinding. Dia&Ging ()An. 22 to ts 25 Se 2b . 27 to Mi/ Dutch. brew ---- 18 to 22 feel ABJLIVALS or GRAIN, to., I CARRIAGE. 1,11011 NOV. 11 r 1,1