The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

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I 4 :::.6 i alg;ml t Fl 1 ere Mt, malt , Ls:. t] 1 ti, et, `he 'ate Mr. I AL. , Rely . th!l r. hid '44 Gem, I Me. • l .- o 3 ir / 1'..'51 111:14 4 . • i A : t , 1a 4 ,,, tte., It,! b •••, datA gat: ft....i keek LAW INTELLIGENCE (TRUI DAY.) coritT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) soonE r. WHlTT.llooBE.—gonmrct. m a y Whitehouse died, leaving a CM of a nd a will in favour of her daughter Clara. This , 3 was made for her by Thomas JODC• oore, afterward married the universal legates, am a in order to avoid any dissatisfaction in the J .mprei the will, having first taken a copy • i t Afterwards, however, became necessary pro bate, in order to arrange certain matters ,pother will, and the plaintiff therefore propounded Nude mid that the court looked with jealousy upon all attempts to obtain of copies of wills. In this case he wee 6.a with the evidence of the executor, and he the application, directing the costs of the i o a paid out of the estate, and leaving those et ,' _ st i f f to 611 upon himself. For this multi Yr. . himself to thank, he having taken upon t o destroy the original will. IN THE ,GODS Or ELILLBIIII COWAXII, who died intestate at Parton, in the part& Cumberland, on January 3, 1843, was the l!etiiirg Coward, who at the Carlisle summer amino . • •as oot,vict2d of shooting James M'Neil with intent !mn, and was sentenced to death. That sentence ,serer, commuted to transportation for life, and ass now a ticket-of-leave man at Albany, Bt. in Western Australia. • -2: ra'i .I.lvorate, on behalf of her Majesty to whom c wt.. as a convicted felon, were forfeited, now • I for sdruinistration of his ( Coward's) late wife's :ou t made an order accordingly. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (,^,cf.ge Mr. Maslow, u Commissioasr.) IN RE LECTIT AND STEVENS. • h37:11:r . .. were auctimeers end basluses agents. 0.1 elsewhere. Debts about 2,0001. At a obtained has order of discharge. That 7 ,,..,....;..ended for twelve months, with proles. r. , ‘.10d that the bankrupt had embodied debts means of payment, and had appropriated rbe proceeds of sales. (Before Mr. Commimioner liolroyd.) IN RE L. G. OSBORN. holcrapt wso a builder, at Brixton. Debts, 2,3'i01.; : property held as security, 2,1001. 7. A; !,:e. for the official amigos., asked for an amount • ...:ortgages on the bankrupt's property. The bank ded that some of his property had been damaged by • sign at Erith, aid by the blowing down of the railway station. ,i7h . .irre .-- Wa.;vanUxl on the bankrupt undertaking re ail the assistance in his power to the official saeiguse ,estigatuir, the circumstances of the mortgages. war an application for release from custody. The ..,pt was described as a general dealer and 001111a110011 • r.f K•otiah-town. The application was opposed, on 7, col that the lxinkrupt had obtained goods by fraud, ire he was not a trader, but a betting man, and coo Ili - meal in the papers to give persons " Ups." iloonor directed the application to stand over until the choke of assignees. IN RE A. W. ' , ALLIS. bankrupt wu described as a black lead pencil mano r. truline under the firm of Brookman sod Laagdoo, , t:ratt Russell•etrest. Debts shoot 1,7001. spout rroperty valued at 2931. was held sa seauity. Darin . . .k.dridge'itated that the bankrupt had sot frivol up %be. Ao account was also required of the proem& :‘me cedar wood. 1J; ournmen t was ordered. (Before Mr. Register Roche.) IN RZ W. L. H. OILRICR& Laniannt was a trimming manufacturer. of Bread- Lad elsewhere. This was the sitting for proof of and choice of assignees. A preliminary statemest of .cti, prepared by lir. Dubois, show, liabilities d about with meta estimated 10,0001. W. Schriber, merchant, of Lawrence-lane, was trade aasignee. Mr. E. Zimmerman is the solicitor the frow,lP. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW.i3TRKET. earnmee Anus - es ITRALISO POBLICATIONS. ..red Vine, an apprectioe as the office of Bow Bells, , char publications, 313, Inroad. was charged with m 14 quires of printed paper and abs. of waste paper, .soperty of Mr. Dicks, the proprietor. rib= Peen, the night watchman, mid he was ow duty rattans on Saturday night about 7 o'clock, when he the prisoner coming out with a beadle. As ao t was allowed to take anything away after Ace was closed, he stopped the primer, and dud the parcel, which coutained 14 quires of printed aril 21bs. of waste. The prisoner said he got them a man in the composing -room. Witness said that .:dnm be true, as no such paper ever west into the ermointroom. The prisoner Mee admitted that he took himself. James Beck, the overseer, said he had octagon to be office on litteday morales when the lest witness told 'bet had occurred. Mr. Dicky s being informed of nutter, mid that Vine must be gine in custody. The pow came to the office m Needy. wrideatly supposing 'it it would be plumed ever, bet hea ri ng something to the be west away, AM did not ratan to liminess. ,arias, 46 A. said he went to the prineeses ladgings this :mini (Tuesday), waited tall he cease out, and took him catody. rrisoner said he was very sorry for what he bad us remanded. MARLBOROUGH.STRELT. PROSICCTION OF BIOTHIL NW= IN ONICIDON STREW. Gq4, of No. 31. Addisoe-road, Keneisigton-read, S. , r,h Parrot, of No. 5, Jules-street, Mayworkst, charged before Mr. Trwhitt oe • warrant with kep i brothel, at No. 16, o:eodee-street. gentleman from the odes of Mr. Dangerfield, .of St. M ar tin's, appesred for the prossoutice, ' w e = :conutad by the parochial authorities, and Mr. Sayer, the office of Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlberongh .t, appeared for thermals. irrpector Welker, C 'team, proved apprehending Gale o.:'1. Addison-read ; sad Pays% at No. 16, Meadow. lest eight, co a warrant, both of them blliss 0541 11 1 4 .r. .eepiog a brothel at the latter addles& , rri,•e4et George Appletoe, 26 0, said he knew the ruts as as the keepers of the house to Orandonotavet, sod as :entree owned te the warrant. Tae gentleman from the vestry clerk's aloe said the ea. a very bed one. Tyrreaitt committed the prisoner for trial, ocean c tte .I.phi:stile of Mr. Sayer, to take ban the for - KUM themselves in 804 each, sad two is 401. for THANE& MirNITXIII6B AMONG NAMED WOIMIL first five charges heard this morning by Yr. Paget 'se those of drunkennew. The offenders were— C ,, nionins, with bar eleest-dux ben is men Iliad* 11 $/ket.biaket in the other. hind a ash 1 ••,.• I ro " .he alighted she bad no ramify On toy "C _A awn' take* tip sod driven b the Matisse-beam are lbe was a respectable married women, O whieh-- r. Paget observed that it was anything bat reepeatable awned wom an to be riding in • cab drunk Wohod bass at home. As she bad now paid her fare he would s. l la rfe hey. Avlsod Pins, the wife of a boardingbonnekesper ;d Grand-bee. St. Olorre'n-ia4lis-Fast. yam eherred Nebr. • police-ooastable, No. 119 K, with &nag drank disorderly. .e oar stated that the prisoner's husband had been meal to 6 monad imprisomneet and hard labour by Wo4rych for beating • woman, and was held to bail to tLe pesos towards his wife for 12 mootha. The pai r Iltholed and provoked her husband. sad he turned ut 4 doors to prevent a forfeiture of his reagnineness. lea Floe was fined 5e. , whisk mho paid. - di ow was a shocking rem. Mary Ann Power, with ziast io her arms, was charged with being drank sad )eletly, sod incapable of taking are of Wulf, Poplar, bet sight. She wee making treat disturbeece, sad threw her child bete the It would have perished bat for tie ha of Hord, a poliesmsoostable, No. 444 K. who the chid to the workhouse, and ifm Whim= mother to statoo•house. le stated in her defame that her 'Wee had bees et a sad vested her. F'seet mid the prisoner's Goaded was most appraises tt.l ahe wan not fit t o b e en t rae t e d w i t h an What. !tellarged her. ernarently a person well off. was dent rery disorderly I.st night in High-street. She said she Ad ores to the Custom-house to look for her hestated, sad kael m, • Net remanled the prisoner for inquiries to be Ends 11. , ,ier, who was stated to be " strfollY • . szl to hare been attending • funeral where the taut have been merry cross, was laid 511.• tke ' 44, 7 Laid for a night' s lodgusg i s a polies anstion. case of a coroner's jury not being able to agree happened at Leeds yesterday. It appears that areitent there, who had borne • oberester, tt.4 suldr. H e had suffered br Peassisrl haen driven to drutit • still, ay Mere rose • kind el Lutl &inch arguad deltbsalitioa is thew be met lie t. Flys of the jury were fer a verdict of fampsma7 °;tY, and seven of them for felo de se. After three) they failed to agree, sad the difference mint, re. mite Yr. Janice Heating, at the miss. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1864, ' MIRE LISTS.--(21118 DAY.) Two o'Oiroci. The railway market is rather firm to-day, and, several of the leading lines have advanced, although attention is partly diverted to the fortnightly set tlement. Metropolitan, London and North Western, and Midland stocks have risen i per cent., and Lancashire and Yorksh ire 1.. Great lade= has receded j, and South Eastern }. London and North Western stock is now quoted 114 to 119 ; Great Western, rre to 78 ; Midland, 136 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 116 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eastern, 86 to ; Great Eastern, 47i to 48 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 114 to 114. Very little business is reported in foreign rail way shares, but Antwerp and Rotterdam and Dutch Rhenish are inquired for. Indian and Ca nadian lines are quiet. No. OIL I 0rr.0871. IPd I pneu. 1 Wm Mal M6,1 0 1:11111. 04.11169.4p.a.1iar. 100 89 91 - 116181 Itt. o.llthe.,4poJan.il 100 .. -- 110, ot. 0.17a&L-W.11.-04.., p. (L. Jan. 4 J0y. ... 100 97 80 - 418,000 U. laimATlL4p.o.laat.ll7 100 96 08 890,000 EL La5,140.4p.c./sailly 111 96 98 - 10'18128 Bt. L&N.W.4p.e..Taa.&hkr IN 96 98 781 - ULM U. D. lip.e.Jaa./aaly 100 Illi 110 i .- 114 84. L&B.W..tp.a.Jaa.&July IN 06 N - .... el 141/11aad,dp.a..7aw.ilals 10/1 es N .... la IL SAUL 11.9.&D.8., 6p. oL, Yob. &Au... I* 1N 1114 .. 18.481 It. N.LY.a. {p.c....Janata, 100 N N -• .... 1 St. 505t.N.1i,4p.c.&9.4001. ISO *.' - - 10118081 MILIGATIOXL 101. 1 td. 1 2.44419A76. I Closing prior. 1 00408., 1 / 1 I'GO all o.Lausboarg 6 y.oest. 84 u• 4 Do. lIN 195 Sanas mad Ilatousea 99 111 101 - 100 'all , Lamas sad Fribourg 96 09 - 100 all Matanzas aadlabeallla - - -- 100 all I Do. &mood Wu. - 99 101 - 10 all Nortb ot lame 3 p..ct., 111 111 - 10 all Do. (lateCharl.llp.ct.l - - ..• 190 a& Ottomapsn (Smyrna, de.) 81 88 - 40 all Paels,LAllo6p.a. - - -... 10 all Do. Now -.8 p. at. Ili 111 - 100 all koala &L !.(Peen.) - 97 90 - {al Royal Swedish sp. et. a 11 - 100 all Ilssu La Grand* 7 p.ct. 91 94 .- 10 all 8. Alatakra.VaLlp.c. 01 91 - 100 all esithlaelot Port.7p.o. IS 96 - 90 all Soothers! ltartoeap.o. U 1 1 4 10 .... all South ISMaa. 2 par at 71 - 10 .all WAN.W.dtra. Ip. o. 11 - COLON= GOVIISIO2I2T 12CU1IT1111. No. I MM. I 19311 (IL prior. 1 &La 41117.. artraboois.e p.a. atm ; Ns, , .... .. Out. G0r.64.e.,18774L 'lOO 99 101 - .. Do.6paroLlsbAAveg.lloo 93 100 - ... .. D 0.6 parct.llarA 1,100 98 100 - %MAN D 0.6 per ctaan.ll 100 90 91 89) INAS .. D 0.6 per cL Ina. etoc ,1011 88 9! - 8M,009 .. Cteloeof 01Hci.o0p.ct.1171 100 104 106 -. .... .. Do. do. 19104, 1 100 106 107 - .... .. Do,. 60. 1190.11100 106 108 - 100.018 .. t Osyko.Nov.lB69, II p.ot. 100 102 106 - 1e0,0001.. Do WM do.. 100 101 1U - 100,070, .. I Mamitloa 6 per WI., mlt.. no 197 - 100.000.., Do. Isreloo 106 109 ..., 111:1 11090' .. Do. 1192,1001 106 100 -. lit .. Natal. 0w. 6 pew cool.. MOD 106 197 ... WWI .. New Brea& 00r.6p.eL,100, 94 102 - .... .. 178.Walas Gr.& p.0.1806,100' 11l 100 -. .... .. Do. Sp. a 1871 to 1870100 96 97 -., -. .. Do. 6p. a 1816 to 1801 100 90 96 - LUND .. Sys Utast 6 par osot.'loo 106 107 811 1000.000 .. Do. 6 per oent. 100 1 89 91 oi l - 260,000 -, Nava Booth Bp. e., 1974 100! 100 102 .- 16, ..1140sessiond Gov.' p.a. 1901 104 106 - -.. -1 it Lust f10v.6 p. a. Bonds 100 1 - - - .... .. VlLOov.op.c.Jan.&Jol4 100 - - -• .. .. Do. do. 89.c.4prUaLia. 100: 106 i 1074 1074 7 11.1131011 ILINIL LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ELIOT= SIUMWIL) CROYDON MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS' PLATE Sir Bobby ... Sly Fox .. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 9 ran. CROYDON STEEPLECHASE CUP. About throe adios sodas Portland, B.IPa Lifo,Farly Bird, Acrobat, Creole, R.ILD., `by Augsr, Jassy, Castrato, and Omani are helm Pam Foasais.—Briocia, Sir Stephen, and Daley. ENTRY FOR HUNTERS' STAKES. About three miles. Bark Day, Caricature, Gonehawk, Beechnut, Under writer, Draftee, sad Chronometer. All are ben. ENTRY FOR SELLING STEEPLECHASE. About two =Ben Flying Spar, Redwing, g by Combas, Bravo, Corkscrew, Whitsetocisinp, !Widener (late Broadway Swell), Stay; Mystery, and bubionr. All are here. Andam.—Church Undo° and leas Clifton. MITROPOLITAN STIMPLECHASE (Ran to-morrow).—Lin cola, Zodiac, Serious Case, Pigeon, Yeller Gal, Joe MaLq, Ireley, Merrimac, Tony Lampkin, Valentine. (YConeell, Rapture, Sir Stephen, Church Militant, sad Old Squire are scratched. THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Baud of Trade returns for the month and ten months ended October SL We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exporta of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and ten moaths in the last three years. Far the month. 1862 .... C 9,846,835 1863 .... 15.082,332 1884 .... 12,871,491 Foe the tea months. .... C 103,516,269 .... 119407,046 .... 136,175,562 COMMERCIAL AND MARKRTS. -- .- - LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (11118 DAY.) (BY Lamm AND rerrmutainowaz. ricaca.arn.) 171011 OM OWN 00IRER70NDINT.) Corrox.—Market quiet ; salsa about 5.000 bales. Coml.—Market moderately attended ; attest aad flour quiet, at unchanged rates, Mace Friday. Other articles are without any malarial alteration. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOOLL—The market has opened quietly but with some inquiries for brown qualities ; the private sales include about 4,000 bags of good old Blared Manila at 305., and • parcel of No. 13 Havannab at 37a. Refined : The market continues doll ; brows lamps remain at 435. 6d. ; good titles, 425. Conn.—The small pubic sales have gone off well at fall prices ; privately a fair business is doing on full terms. Tan.—The market I quiet. Rata-200 pans. of Demerara sold at ls. 3d. tole. 10d. for fair to superior, with lihds. at 15. 11d. and barrels at 2a. Rice—The market has become quiet. flaurrsruz.—A parcel of fine quality reported sold at 325. COCIUNTJW—There is an active demand. Prices show an advisee of id. par lb. over the prices paid at the iNetioll. COTTON coating, dull ; prime show • further decline. JlTTL—Basioess hes been done at an advance of 3s. to 10a per toe. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market in steady at the follow*: prior :—Tow tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Peteesbarg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 3d. Jemmy to March, 41s. 9d.; March, 42a. 9d. ; April to Jane, 436.1 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menem Haney sad Seeks report trade firm at the fol. 'owls( prior :—Prise reeedow hay, 951. to 105 e. ; clover, old, 110 e. to 12de.; New, 25e. to 30e. THE ROYAL MAIISOLEDDL AT FROGMORL. —Yes isrday maiming, 'best 10 o'clock, the mamtive sad elegant egos, which is intended to be placed in the new royal mouth= at Femme% as a fitting receptacle for the remains of the Prime Consort, was conveyed from the Mof hos the Windsor terminus of the Great goods Railway to the royal grounds at Fromm. The which le of • dark polished Scotch griicite, ar riPredirrindeor from Aberdeen on Sunday morning. It cossists of two parte, each of which was carefully packed in /Moog wooden eases They weigh together about 13 tons. TM recumbent statue of the Prim Clomort, which is to bee placed ow the top of the airoophagna will, it is understood, be the work of Baron Muor.hatti. The mau soleum itself le sow nearly finished. " Brat • limo !"—On Friday last the King of Prussia visited Minden, accompanied by several Premien princes, end impeded the 13th division of his troops on their return from the Duchies. After the inspection there was a lunch, to which all the staff officers of the division others who bad distinguished themeless, and the chief civil authorities, were invited. His Majesty prepared the first toest—" To the brave Prussian army, aod particularly the 13th divides;' sad haseediately afterwards Prime Frederic Charles proposed • sheer for the King, and eon eluded his speech in follow :—" For snob • King one fights cheerhdly—fer mush a Kim rise bawds cheerfully— and for snob a Bing, if arreamary, sae ales dies cheerfully." TIII CALLOW/1W AND THE SPREAD 07 EDDCA. more. —Lord Lyttlekm, writing to the Times, states that the following languor, bee bees used by several enalowuers during the meat Mike in South Eltafferdthire: " That they disapproved night wheels ; that the more a man wee edu cated the wane worthies he was; that they should for the future decline to mist the working-dams in say way; that education and th e puny papers kad dose sll the Ws chief, and that publimboasse were the proper plum for working men to meet in ; that they should leave the work ing cheese to thesaselves for the future; that the more was done for the working clams the son ungrateful they wen; that if educatioa wit much farther there would soon be no colliers to be had, and that the utmost a work isg-man should know wee to read his Bible ; that education had tiled the sea's heeds with all kinds of nomense, and that the beet educated men had misled the others." Lord Lyt- Nem, in the course of his soimadversioni upon this lan gur, observes that the collier population generally have some inseams, such us the demorthsing einploymeste still allowed to women ; imperfect ventilation and imperfect inspection of the pits ; want of proper provisioa for esearity; reed employment of boys too young sad too ill-edsosted. " It is certain," writes his lordship, " that the better the ms are educated the store these grievances will be felt. But if any employers. missaimudy or unemicionsly, math this an obje to education, they will s eraredly meet with mall symethy in the counify." TAZANDAZ TZOVZ.—His filaritme l s PARDON.— Os Friday lath, at the Swan Inn, Hastings, the rent audit of C. H. Frame. Esq., who cams over hors Brighton to dim with the tioashy, was held. After diaper, in pro posiag " the Health of the Queen," he remsrked that there was a eireontetaace connected with that neighbourhood which be_ would mention that was calculated to inereses their loyalty caul warm attachment to her Majesty. Two poor men bidorgng to that Deighboarhood had been in prison for some time, sod he believed they were in pnaished. A Mn. Xilby, • pence who bad eseratel days, bat who was now employed by Mrs. Peewee to teach her rho* and to play their erten is their dui* at Carboni, hoard of their unfortunate one, and wrote a n sportful letter to the Queen about them. Now, be did not hesitate to say that no one should presume to write to her Majesty withoat her permission to do so, bat her Majesty had attended to the letter in a moat kind and gracious manner. The Queen's secretary had rat an answer to Mn. &ay, the metier had bees fully gm* tato , and he was happy to hear that these poor toes lad been 'almond from gaol, and bad returned to their families. He referred to the case of trephis Willett and 8. Thomas, who had hers triaisbed for concealing treasure trove. Now, 'wording to Blackstone, this was not a ore of treason trove, se there or no reasonable inference that the gold which had bees found had ever been purposely bidden is the plain where it was found, bat more probably had bto some crest man who had fallen in h afts., sad si r that ems it would became the property W dear. Is the next place they did as. dod the gokl ear did they know of their owl knowledge where it erne from ; they purehmed it of another man ; it was • regular commercial transectios. If it was • crime for them sot to infers him that they seepected it was worth mom than be timer it was, each crimes were committed ea every market day I. every market town in W kingdom. And lastly, the o ld law of treasure trove was virtuelly repealed by a sew sot of parliament six dare after these men were convicted, and yet they had hem is Lewes pot over since the 21st of last December far • crime el which they were not guilty. Had they been properly defended. be did sot believe they could have been coo. viral ; but thanks to the peat kindlier sad condom:enroll of her Majesty is paying situation to the letter of a bumble schoolmistress this. poor men bad sow rtarned to their boom ; if it had net been so their poor families must have sprit the whiter is the workhouse. The toast wan drunk with peat applause, r wee also " The Prom and p r iaggo of Ware, sad the met of the Royal Family," sod norother tomb. As Kr. Fromm lied to raters to tea by the asst trio, the party broke up ream ier than they Wally We dose on other occasions.— Berra Sraadard. Excluding the yield from alluvial diggings, the =:ty ofgold which bee Dose extracted from the reeds W laid two mounts to 8,4220 r., bat of tide 7,BDOms. have be by two asnmaise alma. One el them, known se No. 6, has sow divided moon the eirrehoklers the war of 11,(7601 ster ly without harem ewer mode my express ; the ed sad reae, meek amass to 3,0001., has bees paid by the yisid.--Otarg. (NA) Pass,. ORDINARY /RAIN AND NIOCICS. Illt. I Pd. I LALLWAYs. I % Aft :44 o . 1 Neos 1042 / 1 to 1 y.m. US se lerwa...WoLaNawrVal - - - N. ileo ielythand Tyne ... 111 all . emtos,Sesalld.C -.- N. 1N (Bristol sad SmAse llll N - N. 100 !Caledonian l3l 132 - N all Cork and Bandon.. - - - N all , Ocernwell 6 7 - N all Os • .1 •nodiv. Intll 0 .. ... .. IS all 43 , 0. B I p. a. lspeld toe. -.- - N all; Cohan and Beltaat June U 36 U all 'DandoePeeteekAbd.Je 16 17 - N. 105 ildlabarghead Claws N N - N. 195 Glower end &Western 107 1119 - el Re Gress lamtens Ord. 81 in 48} 48 N. 106 Do. A Stock - - - et. 100 Da L Lug. 8414. , N 0 1 7 II .- 111. 10/1 Great North°. Seolland - - - N 101 OristNerthers lll 134 -- N. 1101 D0...11 J •rea soder. or 1601 161} ft 1141 Do.lll tees. o.lapead le 1116 182 - 9t, IN 136. Booth A West. ars., 91 113 - el 10e Nisi Wasters T7I 771 St. lt• Do. Stour Veleue.l4l - - -- 11l 100 Do. Booth Weise 67 N - el 100 Do. W. Mid-Oxford 16 00 - el 10111 Do. Do. Newport 44 if - N. 1641 Do. Do. Hereford IN 101 - K 101 lasesehlre & Yorkshire HO 116} - el ,109 Landon and Blackwan 12 64 - 0l 1100 _ ,LOll. Wights, et &Comet 106 106 - N. 100 laisolon. & Dor Se 41 - el 400 Losdon& North Waits. 118} 1184 1171 18} 11l 100 LondonlAouthWestern 97 ea - el 1/1/ Mea.,,BbeL,B4Ussolash 116 67 - N all learypart end Carlisle - - ADo. Do. - - - N ll} . la itetropoth } Uwe ea llB 119 118 } 10 1 Do. New - - 116} - 116. 109 1114166 -. UM all Do. land 1 New - - - 0l nib Do Berm A Derby lO6 100 - N etl,llld. Ot. Wn. (Ira) -.-. - N Al Do. } Biwa .. - - N allilild Ind - - le all, Mid Kent (Cray Use) - - - KlOO North &Hid' - 100 Do. Idln.,Perth.Dosd N U -. U. IN N. Zadona-Barwick - N 100 Do. G. N. L /Nue- - - -. N. Do. • Leeds.. - - N. 105 Do. York lo9} 101} - N. 50.150 De. Carlisle - - N all Do. illook.ADarllsg 37} 116} - N 11 Do. do. 185.646 ll II per - N 13 Do. do. 166541.- 9 10 vas - N. 100 North London - 1e 71 Ds. New .. - l} 2 pee Nt. lef !Werth ets ff eedkare 79 IS - 10 all , N. AB. Wasters Joao lo} 11} - IN 100 Bootee/I Central - 8l 100 i Scottish Nil Aber 1111 - - - IU. 1100 Scottish Midland - -. ... Ile 1 all Shrewsbury A Welehpl. - -.- 114. 1100 lerosehlre Union se ft - IL 1 100 Booth Devoe 4O 41 .- 61 1140 , loath Listens 1 04. NO IL Yerkah. A hirer Don - - - N 1 •11.114alnas,Wokinglunoto II 9 - K 1 11 , 1 100 Tar Yale Do C 4 9. 0 04. ,100 1 ; VI& ot Kei th - 11l 100 ' Victoria Bus. & rtnilloo - - -. et. ,140 Walariard & Karns. - -.-. 64. 1100 !West Cornwall O7 le - 116. 1190 MANUA Herb. a 1 1. -.-. NAIVES 61FaiL ;AlbMkt St Lump Dami.Dvr. Da F Shane Buffalo take Harm I Doritilloroooo -- — I Buff., Brook& Godorkh Op. s. Bdo Au& 1 . un July 1, 1. M Do. do. J of 1174 1 Cal. ail a B.llsotoro 69. c . g. 'Cape 'T. & DookOp. a g. 'Doomorpozis.opor.r Lilaa I Do. J Ettention Grand Trunk of Okuda Do.lnalp Do. pref. Bonds.. Do. do. deterred Do. ted prof. Bonds.. Do. do. deferred Do trd pref. Stock .. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. !Do. do. deterred Greet Indian Do. goo. 6 par sow& Do. New do. IL 6. ol Do India 61 per coot Do It Waddell al Oimoda Do. Now Da area pay. 1676 Do.y do. do. 1077-6 alias LholSod Do. Now llMetres gam. 1 p. woe Do. do. ; 311 :1 215 e... " Do. de. do.— e. PIDD Y D olk Owe. d Or a DI Mllb. oad Holooors N.Droo.t amok. A DI :N.ll.otCes.epo.lalp.D. e•Wo, eve. coal. Do. DoM Do. do. do. Do. lames do Do. lades ei.liokdo. No. I 1. I Mums. 14000 Logos, 'aka. ?moo 111,000 I 111,1000 16,000, 11000 eoo 70,000 20.0001 26,00D1 20,0001 16,000 WOOD 10,0001 101,8161 100,0001 60,000 10,000 100,0001 11,0601 5641'4 60, 1 10 . 00 1 66,060 ;#lamillos lAostrallsn . G°l‘4 Boa Accord Oop. • BrosILLAM Co.= 'Cape Coa:R an ult i :d od l . 01g 1 0opioor_ 00 0LoPo (Wilted_ • • • • Dou Pedro, N. use Rey Deo Yoanß (Um.; Doi Rey alted) Port tuas ( M Limited)._ 'Gourd (tones (Welted) Mares rindisulaa 11..Aureoo 8ra1.0.11.9L Pouuleillo Copper (LI Pool:e a r Merles& Innis Barbllold IL(1. lkintglab Andra en John del Way Unitod Melina VanansuesOold(lgin. Worthing (flailing) .. Tudaruunniana fthri.l IIISCKLUDIZOIIL i ildis 7 1 :I 0= II if 8 ! 1.41.41. I till Cl. moss. idt 4 e t 3 4 pee di I 4 dy 3 4 14 .. 110 I" •+ - -. it i, MONEY MARKET.,--(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoar. In he Stock Exchange to-day the chief business has again consisted of preparations for to-morrow's settlement. Of fresh speculation there has not been much, and business generally may therefore be regarded as dulL The funds have undergone a fresh decline of j per cent., but as regards most other classes of securities there is not much change. The financial companies' shares are flat Spanish Passive Bonds and CerUficates, however, have risen considerably, it being said that the Spanish government is about to make certain proposals for the settlement of these claims. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and the rate for choice bills is firm, at 64 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Retder's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 6615. 2c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, with div., for money, and 891, "sellers" ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904, ; ditto, for account, 891; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4,1, ; New Three par Cents., 881, 1, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106, ; ditto Four per Cent, 971, 98 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 101 ; exchequer Bills, March, 6s. dis., pa• ; ditto June, 6e. di.. In the foreign stock market the only movement of importance is a considerable rise in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which have becu largely bought. Turkish Bonds of 1858 are rather lower. Some of the present quotationsare as follows, viz. :--Greek, 23 to 1 ; Mexican, 291 to 1 ; Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to 33 ; the Certificates, 141 to 3 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 711 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 711 to 1 ; and the Consolid4s, 461 to 471, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98 ; Dutch Certificates, 971 ; Egyptian, 951 ; ditto, second issue, 100 f. I Bonds, 951 ; Greek, 22 2 ; ditto Coupons, 9 ; Italian, for account, 64} ; Mexican, 29 ; ditto, for account, 291 ; ditto 1864, 271 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 82/, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 48, 471, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 87, 861; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 3 n , I , 1 , 1; ditto Certificates, 14, 3 ; ditto for account, 141, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, 711 ; ditto 1862, 711, 1; Venezuela, 1862, 491, 501; ditto 1864, 461, 411. Egyptian scrip is quoted } to i prem. ; Danubian, 1 to li prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Certificates of Debenture, I to li prem. International Financial acres are now quoted 21 to + prem. ; London Financial, 9 to i prem. ; General Credit, 3 to g premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3 to g prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 1611 to II ; Ottoman tiochit4 Gindrale 24 to f prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 4 :lia. to par. At the meeting today of the creditors of Messrs. Halliday, Fox, and Co., East India merchants, the direct liabilities were estimated at 319,0001., against which there are assets to the extent of 318,0001., including a large amount of produce. It was unanimously resolved to wind up the estate under inspection. A strong belief was expressed that nearly 20s. in the pound will be realised. Some amount of stock has been thrown upon the market, possibly to provide the means of paying upon the new securities in course of creation. The market for our home funds does not seem to have yet recovered from the disturbance which was occa sioned in it by the large transaction recently carried out by the Bank of England. The Bank may be said to have acted as a large speculator for the fall, for during the recent pressure in the money market it sold a great mass of stock for immediate delivery, thus causing a severe fall in prices, and bought it back for the monthly settlement At that settle meat the act of the Bank, in recalling its stock, gave a proportionate impulse to prices in an upward direction, and now that the effects of that impulse are passing away the English funds are once more yielding in price under the depressing influence of the still high value of money. It is natural that bankers and other capitalists who eve their way to employing money for 4 or 6 months onwards at to 7 per cent on the best securities should be indisposed to keep large reserves in Consols, which yield a rate of interest so very much lees. The prices of our home government stocks are thus chiefly supported at present by the mode rate investments made by the public, who usually buy in anticipation of each dividend, though some times selling after it is paid. _ _ Some effect seems to have been produced yeeter day by payments on the allotment of 100,0001. Debenture Bonds of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company. There is also a demand in connexion with the pending settlement in the Stock Exchange, and to pay for English Go vernment stock recently sold. It is notified that the subscription for the Danu bian Principelite. will be closed to-morrow for Loudon, and on Thursday, the lit of December, for the country. The scrip of the Danish Loan does not appear to have been dealt in yesterday, the heaviness of the instalments sad the fact of the debentures being for 1,0011. each, rendering them unsuitable for mere speculation. This loan is brought out on a novel principle, the debentures being redeemable in fixed proportions at fixed dates between May, 1865, am. May, 1877. We are informed that the distribution will be so arranged as to give the debentures to be allotted to each subscriber as near as possible an average currency of seven years. Upon this principle the loan shows an average annual return of 61 per cent. It is anticipated that afte the allotment two different prices will be quoted— one for debentures maturing from 1865 to 1871, and another for those redeemable from 1871 to 1877. It is rumoured that the contemplated Russian Loan will be raised, if at all, exclusively on the Continent—perhaps by means of a "lottery." This will be satisfactory so far as our money market is concerned. The past history of Russian finance affords little encouragement to subscribe to any new issue of stock, even apart from the caution ;which is suggested by the present uncertain position of our money market. The Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1850, issued at 93, is now at 86 to 87 ; the Three per Cent Loan of 1859, issued at 68,ris at 52+ to 53} ; for the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1860, issued at 92, no prior seems to be currently quoted ; and the Five per Cent. Stock of 1862, given to the public at 94, is now at (.64 to 87+. Every one of these loans, therefore, stands at this moment at a oonsiderable depreciation. The Russian Loan of 1864, now quoted 87+ to 881, is the only stock that commands • premium on the price of issue which was 85, and the exception in this instance is due solely to the very low price that was accepted for it by the government. Each successive Russian Loan has oome out at • pries lower than its predecessor, thus surely marking th e peogeesu've decay of the credit of the Empire—a decay that cannot excite surprise, considering the frequency of the applications made by Russia to the purses d our capitalists. There being no supplies of gold in the market at the moment, about 50 0001 . in bars was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Continent, from which quarter there is a Rood inquiry for this metal. Oa the other band 2,0001. was sent into the Bank. The steamer Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with 449,0001. in specie, of which 286,0001. is gold, and 163,0001. silver. The silver market was firm yesterday, with a good demand for the East, and the amount on hand here N 61 104 1031 r M:l Ora 75 90 90 100 Se 90 Me 104 UM lei lei 11 421 40 n n 11l 44 OS 68 14 68 &S 56 67 VI MI SI . 14 . _ll4. :t 1,".1 • oi Ile 11 ft sit •• U U I Ai Vii Sae 1111 IMI 51 MI a a I I _ll2 . 14 1 1t 0 410 104 104 61. JOINT 1,1001 BANK/ 21,000100 110 . 1 4 00 Oa 50 10, 00 10, 110110,1110 Do. taw ammo I Do. Dot* at 10 pa ft Amato Lao** ' RR AO Am& Italian Pinned) 0,000 10 , aastrabida 1,000 00 Do. Now 11,600 Draltotlklloatolot* 10.000 o'lu* al = a Ms! OO 100 leak WOO, 10 Wok 01 Otago 10.000 100 Bask* *OOO 60 Irk orv i . oogio 6.000 000, 100 seek of Welso main d 10, 10 Not et Nfro 10.000 10 10.000 SO 11= 1.416.11.8 1iCaUloroloa *MI 50 DMA N. Amid* 40,000 10 o.llo.ladla.Als. Chlaa 10.000 U Dar.ollatilatc. 10.000 DO tDlOy 20.000,10 Woad KO* 11 Meta (Yak al 1001 a. te 100,000 15 ,Corottdstial !oak (I ) MOO 100 Osoltahailal 4009,1001 Da. Now 10,0001 N last Leaks (UsithaD *NO 10 ,Irloro Zultaaso(Ltaa) 00.4 10 Illog.oaat.DivitArted. 40. II lanais aad luotbah (1. t d 0:000 IN ==5. 1 % 10.000,100 Da. Wm* ato pa 93,0001101 Da. Day, ha at opm WWI* Dopaeld Woe* 1 4 . 110 Do. Dow 000oira 11, iladanidioad Hoak (V 100,0 4 Nast*. 03 10 ;Li* Nast India( 20,1001 55 Laallit.oOloaloo,do. 10.000 105 Man. Desk at Seethted t L 10,0010 taint awl Brulhaa . 1.005 DO , 100.11.Aposallriatal:L smoct i Do. Now. Its. at 1a pot SAW 10 Ilia. DU, all Noe (L.) 00,0 es ise ioo 111 Jas. do of Auld. Awl :larks sad Dootty WO Ibis./111010waii.a ) yes liastaroales( ) Now flis. 10 p.) Masa Do. (of 211 _ _ 0,00, SO Lake lit Moak 00000 O Do.Now,los. at Sipa WOO 1•11 Loa owl torthors (I ) 21.00 M aloadowit dos* Iltolego MOO 10 Oa its S. Waders (I IKON 10 IS. di Iderolmt WO* Id 14scoaldle t hs•ssas. 10,1100 t * Do. Nov MON 10 ,Notro. • Priv. boats (Is. •t 0 10 Illidlood hulk (Liss.) MOM 10 inittosol MOO ilt.goo.o 11010 a WI N D*. do. low 10.40 SO Do. do do. WOO 0 Kw keel Doak. Now— Web * own.* Wales 0,011 1 IS Now Zoodoad (UMW) 211 . 114 'North trootors Doak Olopon OA* SO inorla.naktagOrep.(l. *MOM ingots*.esaj troload WAIN ID salmi* of ..lt Ddhl AKA * din* sturns* AO* IS nab Prwa Ma.) 11,10 10 et D. I. *Moo •40 IWO Do. de. 001 IS inks olt Asstoollo 10/10 SS Mobs ot lanai (tla) 01•101 0 Wow ol Lane U 3 LiS le WW I fll U Me El 9 7 dis Ait l 4 9'n dim s_97. Sir 164 167. ' I 112 1 r le I "i i eel M 7 411 a 1 Win 1414 par 46 47 II 17 41 es 'Fr via •t 44 4 \3 (1 7• 4 4 3 IMs 14 16 Os 33 IS it pa 4 has l 6 die ~iom P 97 as 7 aye IS 11l pm $ aye Id 4 a ii 00 "i — 4, 41.1 Yso 1 IS a dui tt U. -ii -1 OS MI "i 1 iidls lidis 11 dla ldfs pat T !p• 411 47 Par ita 401 OS 00 Idle par Pk 02 No. I Int I 110,0001 Sala .!,9161 1 - 6:0061 1K0,00411 61,000 10.900 17,600 lotooo 100,0011 10,000 1110111.161 100,8104. 1177,0001. fn;000~ 103, 979.975 L 10,000 10,001 76. e,oool !o.'l le. 124000 - Soli' ii:aili 1110.000 10111.000 111,40, 111.100 111.000 Lana Lana solool MO ID:O0 7 31 10,00 1111, 10,000 16,4141 . N KI WOO MOM U.SO 40.000 SIAM MAW 10,4C0 ii:iiiil iiiii - 31 mat a:al U 17,1714 110.001 SON! SON! awl - - 10: 100. OM 110.610 40.000 11. !S 10.1001 t" I 'AnsissUsalrEt E literatiWaimea*, lloseber Gas 'Mash Amstar lead E. a I. Mae. Td. ( 1 .4• • em esara C m = ‘ ) Ceylon City el Lot I CIPeop(L Qty Pleas (ua) . otildeenlier.(l CostoterealUnloana, Consolidated Die.— a.) Continental Umeleal.) ConthraCt.. k ....atio nIL Oop.lLDieg.,Tred.Tip.a C. IroattaMolt. of ig. Do. _ _ _ LB Do. bb at Yawner (L , Pale' Cte r Preference Do. I p. et. Peep. Deb Darnocantrorpareataa(L India brigades. ea _ I=ta C Tr L e *T*LM ling. and An Coppar. • r i nd Yo=d i li . Thialselal Corponlioa. Plancial Monist (L) MIMIC Waveltoon il. Gallivan itheited). .cadre n/L.Ol i 02.111. anon Navigation Homed Z.oloalal AL (L) Iladamealay =liar.olll. Carrying ant) Ininot Itaan.taa. (L) latvenniand Cimalit(L Italian kris. tCan.Cay., Do. fp. e. Lk. r. WO JointetneaDlionat(L) Land eavnottin (Lbs.) 140 4. A# lol a.Trad_ lo l re... IToi tr. siTd alio d ;Zit — . Los.ooustyLaadalt. Lood.SlArki Wig. Loud. lima dam. Dw Novr load. G. Oemlbee C. (L Italian, /maw Lost Wk. Dboosat(L) TAn!t. rtriPda9l.4ll Madre Info,. e Carl Do llsarttlas Lird,tc.g...3 WWII. Masa Me Mayan Lau Wares.. Nagalleed•OPLO.(L) Irolional 015.0 m, Naked Pleredel listlaealrroaKartne Nance& Mem Nev. ( Ilarbedeleood I I. 'L, ;soil No. A? W ouog Ikea. lo,cno !pool 10.000; 11.111111 !WW I I smel 10.000 141,3, Wow TALcia(L. /I.DlLAastraissliiaLL) N.DrlLetltirroso. Novallootao.sad.L. .14 Ds. do. Omsk kerbs aroma Orlenlal Ommorelel(L. Owlet ilasiasklaka ile *Nista Oes aimllay Day kirainisadateara(L) *ewe atitlamilavest. lamas Plumatal (L.) llsers 6.. LWt 4 t D aimull/L mama.) o. I r>3 : New.. .. I reellty.lgadallea.(L) I , hmhbrahu: O. %Oast Moi well !l los smite ammo wow !km. r ik7-4O: irttett L.. !Liu boa l=w Itio I. City Damn. (L ) Ditto ditto Ilona Matlibmi „.,. 1 6 m . . 1 .4 14 r. 11 4!"1 11 . (!•• iii "N" igiail ii 10.0001. frottt Aukaftan lin - n at o mosla• Ta*mph D early Tel Oaeatrutlttlaln.( Tltamatltorsay Teen ItAnosordnas. L T. & I. Co. °III. Canada 17atts&K. W Karina art Os. ( Uneven Ina.(l. DWAIN& Tonlisa. Vaa Dlinsan'a Led warrant Flnanoe(Uns WritLania&Pacined 1 Ili si 1 k f. _ FOREIGN RATLWAYIL Antwerp ena Itotteedeas (all raid). W. i is . yr. ie IiON pat 1 pat px t poi Ili IS le 111 AI 1111 ISt 21 21 PS' SPE 11 1 V 2 6 so ST U 66 70 1816 p.r S t 4 t 12 1 2 4 1 , Irci 1 p,a 31 RPM 3 1 die ides Ipen 2 las 17 10 $ 11101 3 SiPm 6 I die U U 100 116 110 1111 I 2 dla 2 Idl6 1 lipsi 101 110 12 12 ..- i 2 111 1 0 1 61 6 2 dls 6 NO/ 6 •0Y 11 . r 1 i 7 1 eid it SS tel l ii Per R I: :: . . ii 222 9 20 Ma 4 2as 2 . ft par 1 pm a ft PM WI S j alma of pr 16 SA 1•e 101 •l pm IdM 1t • 4 dis a• s Pf_a_ 411 tftl ili 90 Slym 11491 s IS NI I 9 16 91 lib ow 94 is 110 Iss ti INN Par so u 66 66 .... .... 4 iz . ~. Por Km 4 ir im. le If • 11 Idle par Pe Itel PHXVICILANCE BHARE& Midlead 4 per eget. pref. stook, redreassbla. 100. ROYAL 0110011APEICAL Boom?. Yesterday evering ea ordinary meelac ef We sell* wee held at Barliagtoe Home— the preetheet, dir lederiek Ithreldeow, la the chair. A paper ootemseimated by Lewd Mite. sad Dr. Cheadle we read deiced bieg ea ezplariag eapeditioe I:aortal's° by thew throes the Roth Meethalsa by the Yellow Head Pea, for the papas of isiumblig the the meta of the country, and d ethertatabri the prestlethililly of fonalas a rood or railway is that mow aerthen reale which Hee many lathe within the Britt berradery. A snood paper. owinthoioated by Mr. N. Mori, ea hie be 4 jemmy to Xi:Ohara Australia, we also reed. Several ppee were fined at the Salford pelt:e ased r, for selling.xolaesble Nam at Ithatheater MOB with a bccrowed Uaoew Their own sums were os the booths, aid the vetoers appeared to he seder the he. I:tthat • license borrowed from a Mead would sake he m lieva. They mad. a mistake, however, for heavy bees were hawse& malted la the wept* to MK. O..dealer gone was fined Cl. s' 10 1. 100 100 100 I 100 ' being still moderate, the price for bars has ad vanced to ss. lid. per ounce. At this quotation supplies will be attracted from the Continent. The amount just received by the West India packet will not be delivered to the bullion brokers for several days. The quotations of exchange from Bombay and Calcutta, to hand yesterday, show no variation of importance. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 492/. over last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 2631. The accounts of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, to be submitted on the 9th December, state the balance of profit and loss in London and in the colonies for the half-year ending 30th June last, after deducting current expenses and income ' tax, and making provision for bad and doubtful debts, at 45,9081., which becomes 53,757/. adding the balance of 78491., brought over from last ac count. This sum is to be appropriated as follows : —To dividend proposed to be pax!, viz., 4 per cent. on the paid-up capital for the half-year ending the 30th Jane (free of income tax), 40,0001. ; to amount proposed to be carried to the reserve fund this half year, 5,0001. ; balance to next half-year, 8,7571. 6e. 9d. The following is from the report of the directors of the New Zealand Banking Corporation (Limited), to be submitted on the 6th December : The directors have much pleasure in submitting to the shareholders the audited ao.onnte of the bank, up to the 15th November last. The net sum available for division, inclusive of amount received on premiums, as appears by the profit and lam account, amounts lo 7,2871. 9s. 6d. ; the the directors propose to appropriate es follows :—To pay ment of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per amount for the preceding six months, ending 15th October hat, 2.0424 17a. 10& ; to write off preliminary expenses, 5291. 17s. (5101. being the amount required to be annually written off, pursuant to the articles of association) ; to reserve fund, 4,0001. ; carried forward to sett account, including rebate of bills, 7141. 14a. Bd. In their last report the director's referred to negotiatioas then pending with a land mortgage company, who proposed to invest a considerable sum ou mortgage through the agency of the bank. They have now the pleasure to an nounce that the arrangement has bre& carried into effect upon satisfactory terms. The directors also referred to a proposal to form a local board in Dunedin, which was still under consideration at the time of the despatch of the last mail. Dui:ng the past six mouths some heavy colonial failures have occurred, but the bank has not been affected in any way, the directors having been anxious rather to confine than extend their operations. Accompanying the announcement of a call of 4/. 10s. ou the shares of the European Bank (Limited), the directors have issued the following circular : 83, Slag Williamatrest, London, ^lSth Nov. The rapid iocrease of the business of the bank requires that additional capital be placed at the disposal of the dime ton, in order that they may bo in a position to take advan tage of many proposals of sound and profitable business that are cooslaatly brought under their notice. The directors have therefore thought it conducive to the interests of the shareholders that the amonat that they are authorised by the articles of ainociatioa to call, be completed at ono.. The directors talcs this opportunity to same the shareholding that the position of the bank is highly satidactorv, and that the business is daily becoming more important and remune rative in character. The shareholders will be called together early to the Dow year, to receive a balance sheet and Mate meat of accounts made up to dint Dm:ember, 1864. ._• • . The coupons for the dividend payable in De cember text, attached to the certificates for the fully paid shares of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company, are to be seut to the Loudon office not later than the Ist prox. _ _ _ The preparations for Wednesday's settlement in home railway stocks show an increased supply of stock, in consequence of which the rates of "con tinuation" were geuerally heavier yesterday than at the lest settlement. South Eastern stock, how ever, formed an exception, being in limited supply. The rates on the shares of the financial companies were not in excess of those paid lately. The fol lowing shows the terms generally current at the close of business : Cheat Western stook Lancashire and Yorkshire Leaden sad North Western Midland Caledonian Great Northern, A Metropolitan South 141161111 S Sheffield North Eastern : Beranek -- isiitT York -- Gnat Eastern Greet Wakes et Cseads Larembeeqg General Credit Intermitted AlDown Desk Costedois Law Mariam Ditto, 1864 Turkish Consoling Vooosital, 1862 1-16 Ga. 8 31. WWI ono 342 341 i woe ant to t; to 3-16 ~ to la. „ to 10p.e. to 9d. cook 9d. aoaL 5. 5-32 „ 1: In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there wasa sitting forproof the case rf Messrs. Millerrow and Co., fancy dress manufacturer!, of Carter-lane and Glasgow, whose liabilities are stated at 41,4001. Mown INaina Consols, which closed on Saturday at 891 to /, ex div., for the Bth December, opened this morning at 891 to 1, and closed at 891 to 1. For money the last price was 901 to 1, with div. The official biga mies report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Canards, for money, 901. 911, 901, 91, 901 ; ditto for so count, 894, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1, 1; New Three per Cents., 881, ; Bank Ste* ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto live per Cent. Stock, 106, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 98 ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 101. The India Five per_ Cent. stock was stead 7. Exchequer Bills of both issues remain at ss. dm. to par. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a rise In Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, owing to some large purchases. The Passive touched 311 to 32, and closed g higher than al Saturday while the Certificates advanced i pee amt. Turkish Bonds of 18&4 declined 1 per cent. - the Oonsolidea, ; Confederate, 1 ; and Greek and Mexican, 3 per cent. Italian stock was slightly firmer. - - In the market for bank shares the tendency of prim was downwards. Alliance, Anglo-Italian, Bauk of British Columbia, Bank of Queensland, Consolidated, European, Bank of Hindustan, Im perial Ottoman, London Bank of Mexico and South America ; London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate; London and South African, Union Bank of London, London Beak of Sootland, and Interns:kraal Bank shares, have all given way ; the fall in the two latter was as much as 21. per share. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16/ to f, being dull ; Egyptian Trading, I# to 11 prem. ; National 'heeled, 10/ to prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, fto die., being rather fiat. Electric Telegraph stock improved 2 per cent. Commercial Union Insurance, National Financial, and National Steam shares were weaker. Ottoman Socirta thindrale shares were last quoted 24 to * prem. The shares of the financial companies were heavy, upon the settlement. International and Imperial Mercantile fell ca., and the other com panies about 2a fid. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :--International, 2/ to # prem. ; Ge neral Credit, 2/ to S prem. ; London Financi al, 9} to 1 prem. ' • Lairrial Mercantile Credit, 31 to -I prem.; and Credit Foucier and Mobilise, 2/to 311;in. The Certificates of Debenture of the Atlantic& and Great Western Railway were 44 quoted / to Ilk prem. Canada Government Six per Centa, and Victoria Government Debentures were quoted rather lower. United States 5.90 Bonds were dull at 40 to 41. MINE&-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cuitiz. In the mining market to-day the dealers are almost exclusively engaged in the settlement et the fortnightly account, and prices generally are un altered. Zest Grenville and Great Vor shame my rather flatter—the former at b to the latter at 331 to 34/. last ().radon ato quoted 18 to 19, and East Lovell, 141 to lei. Very few transactions have occurred in the Stock I:- change. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. 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