The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-26 00:00:00

be irnsid. for if thesolicitor had advimed her he would have mitten himself. Mr. Flowers—Oh, of coarse ; that be all DOOM/0. Solstall mentiorned that he had received a oommnaka- OM ism Sudbury.. which he was unable to answer, as en Nasty was menmensd. Thomas' several towns of that Am e, and he did not know to which to write. CLERKMVELL. ATTEMPTED MURDER or A rounacoleareat.s. Bryant, a fellow well-known to the polio!, de oilvd on the charge sheet sa a costannonger, at ;J on-court, St. Andrew's, warn caused with steam piing aurder Police-constable Hilchonx, 138 G, is the timer to of his data, at George-alley, St. Andrew's. Mr. hicketti appeared for the prisoner. dcting•inspeetor llaldock, 1 0, said the constable wius i'l th at be wee unable to attend, sad be did not know when he would be enabled to be examined. He then banded is the following medical certificate : " Royal Free Hospital, Gray'rina-road,Oet. 26 h er eby certify that pollee constable No. 138 0 was brought to thin hospital this morning, saffansg from bruises carer different parts of the body, the result of bloke. He is in great pain at present and in a very weak elate, sad be is nuatle to attend the court to-day. " H. Maaarovr, House Surgeon." The prisoner, who has before been in custody for assault itl.uning a woman with whom he cohabited, was asked sago away by the injured man, when be said he would renler him if he interfered with him. He knocked the ,oared man down some step, and then kicked and knocked by about in a most dreadful manner, and left him on the stones insensible. When the prisoner was taken into cos todt. be said that he had dome it and should plead guilty. gr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a week. Mr. Ricketts applied that bail might be taken, but the application was refused. WESTYINSTER. Mimic COUNTER/ MT COIN AT RAILWAY 11.00 MI. .o,,Pir4n. a yonng woman, was placed at the bar, e barged with endeavouring to otter a spurious ss. piece at Il i . Henry Fisher's, the railway refreshment rooms, Yio toria station, Pimlico. Ellen Sherbourne, barmaid at the London, Chatham, and p o rer terminus, said that last evening the prisoner came to the bar and asked for a glass of ginger brandy, in pay. rent for which she tendered • eouuterfeit five shil ls: piece. Witness immediately saw it was • had, and v.l prisoner that she could not give change. She after- L as told her that it was not • good one, upon which pri f;cer said that she was not aware of it. She then entered 14` a long statement of having bad the money given her bra gentleman near the station, but subsequently materially Ctered the nature of her statement. Witness sent for the szpedotendeut, and the prisoner was given into custody. rrisoner said she was in great distress last teenier, when she met a gentleman with whom she had been on tams of :::mirc, who gave her five shillings, telling her be was ea Brighton, and when he returned, which would be wedoeeday) evening, he would perhaps give her She did not know where the gentleman was to he found. Mr. Fisher's barmaid said that there had been several at vmpti made of late to pass had money at the railway r:freihment rooms ; there had been no less than three coon. t,:feit pieces presented to her this week, but:fortunately abe l ii detected them all immediately. 31!. Arnold remanded the prisoner until Monday, offer. iz; to accept bail for her appearance if she could get it. WORSHIP-STREET. DESERTRit: FAMILIEI. P •luct Matonty, a French-polisher, was charged before ereourt with neglecting and refusing to maintain his wJe and three children. lr. MeiGef, clerk to the guardian■ of St. Luke's pariah, erred that the wife had been receiving relief for about 15 conchs, and owed the pariah above 71. The wife, a very creditable-looking woman, confirmed tlx. and it was sworn that the husband could earn from to '2ss. per week, that he bad been sought for doting tt. , past two months in vain, until last night, when he woe lca i in a lodging-houss. Defendant said be was afflicted with a bad leg, and could (sly win the tries of 10s, per week; it could not be expected the' be was able to support a wife and three children out cleat, besides, had the pariah or any one else wanted him. he:T.:ll always be found at the " /3ald-faced Stag," nearly r mite this court. D'Eyseoart—What, at a pablie-honee, and Your 6 it sopportod by the pariah ! You will go to prison for two months with hard laboar. Winiariss waac1;;;;c1 with a like offence. It was proved br Mr. Harris, the relieving officer of Whitechapel, that the wife in this instance had, with her three children, been on and od a recipient of parish relief for twentyeeven Vtf it. and that a debt had been incurred of several pounds —at 'nit 251. Prienner-1 have been in the militia, and then allowed ter the wile) lc a week. Mr. I eErneestrt—What, for the support of herself and ti.rse children I can't earn more than 12s. or lee. Mr. Ii yerourt—Oan you pay the 251. Pmoner—No, sot twenty-five pence. Ms. Harris—We will give him time if he will atones take Lis wife and family away from us and keep them, Prisoner—Agreed—willing—that's a bargain; and upon this undersunding the prisoner was allowed to leave. FRI.AfTFII. CoLLIERY ACCIDINT.—On Monday ti,ht the greatest alarm wait caused in Newaestle-tio-Tyne atJ the district by a report that Hinson colliery had fired, and killed a number of the pitmen, but fortunately each did tot turn out to be the case, though a frightful accident did or-sr in that pit on Monday. It appears that about 36 OM wen! down the Eppleton Jane pit, for the purpose of going t) work, and to reach their work they had to travel three r.des from the shaft underground. They got into a train of dropsy waggons to run down the incline to the face of the workings and they were set away. Unfortunately, owing to the guides to the break having sustained an injury, the waggons ran amain. Some of the men leapt set sod some Vero pitched out by the waggon getting off the ways, and one of them (Thomas Lawins) was killed, while several often had their 6p broken, their collar bones broken, or etre otherwise seriously injured. The whole of the men Imo/ to have been more or lam hurt. Sroi Feums. —A debate took place at the &dee and South Hants Farmers' Club last week, as to the rest mode of keeping stock, with referee°, to the &fil m:ties arising from the great deacisecy of the root crop. After the debate it was resolved that " it is the opinion of tt3 dub that every means should be employed on flock fens for keeping the usual amount of stook during the e;.roaching winter, sad on grazing farms, as much as cis admit. That it in recommendedlll th in cedar to edict this object on st oc k farms, to •0300176• e roots kr airing only one-third or one-fourth of that usually pea, and supplement it with such mixture of corn, cake, and at6w as will supply the requisite quantity of dry _.utter, and the proper proportion of nitrogenoaa and carbo ra:eoui elements as is found to be advantageous in ordinary her' !NA. tI E FRO: .R acITY. —A Mlle Of BCaf-dOSEITIC tAt, singular at least as to its cause, occurred in the s:.cibe of Paris the day before yesterday. The unfortunate 5 - ..dtie was a stone digger named Ferdinand P—, aged a Dative of Lyon., who was afflicted with what medical tea cull balimv, or insatiable hanger. His earnings being amother insufficient to satisfy his enormous appetite, though tette scarcely say ISM, but bread, his fellow workmen used t.c.ntribute towards his support ; but, wearied with thus tarienise his friends, and worn out by his sufferings from ti t ;Turn:. of teat* which aggravated his h ,he at last can: to the desperate resolution of hanging himadfs and E. -, coreiled in e ff ecting hi s p urp ose. rhs annals of medicine mild many Ontario*a of this disease, both in auk" an d r. , 10r0 times, but the most remarkable case of late year., es ; :hat of a woman named Anne Denies, who died in Pans C!.l . *4 few refill since. This unfortunate was , 1 !t, with 'Milani,: front her infancy, and w hile still • ToTinz coal to devour as much se 10 pounds of bread Thrice)] not in indigent circumstances, she was Lola arry.rad for stealing tread to eatiefy her the ru e at length admitted into the Sal k tar re. sod placid under the treatment of Drs. Pequirol 55d Amuseet but to no purpose, for she left the Sslp , tri , re as voracious as ever. Her hunger varied in intermit,: at ordinary times she could manage with 12 Muds of bread per dsy, but for three or tour months of th t year she would eat from 20 to 24 polio& ; and for 10 c( , :fmtive years her appetite was greatly aggravated is , ;cog. Ou one occasion, when she had thought of keeping I Friday as a fast-day, she ate more than 30 Kutils of food in 24 hours. As she advanced I , rears her appetite became depraved, and she t : .< • ing to grass and flowers, especially b..ttsr.cure, of which ohs would gather and eat :mmense quantity. To relieve the cobra canoed by this auroral food she used to drink brandy, of which she inordinately fond, and at last died • few hours °l er tilde* a whole litre at once. Whets on her deathbed at ankh], to take food. the begged her sister to coma and F' =ar her, and her last words were—" Sines it pleases G '` th at Ishall sat Do more, let me at least have the plea •.f seeing you eat." It is a remarkable fast that on a post examination her stomach was foetid to be exceed .' qsall. while her liver was unusually large, and all her vVixen quite sound an d of norm IN EV al ..F A GABLE IN EUROlL—Yesterday between 2 and 3 o'clock, a large Past at the labial h4irie io the Lawn-market of Edinburgh, known se . " ° lel'htlaed." fell with • heavy crash, startling the h.ight surhood. The building, which is geese stories t, had been ordered for demolition by the authori. t•-• •.o accetact of instability and decay, end the inmates, ' of • lar ge number of families, had all been re. b• • . ome months a go . The adjoining house to the west bees taken down shortly after the calamity in the , treet three r ears ego, an d the west wall of • Gowan -155d " looPfsed by great beaus, extending from the •-• further west rhe windows of the hugs Wild -42' " 50 o f the biggest, cad cartaioly the ugliest, In the • "D. 41 been t a k en out • it had ideo bean pedlar lit reol..l. an d the work of Caking down the walla hod berms It was the s out h h a l f of the west gable that fell, pert the !lr-s e t . cradling the boa r di ng erecte d i n f rost and t erm i ng a pile of rubbish. The inmates of the higher stories of 'se b , +.O to the west were warned out, owing to the 44 stesitir state of the north pert of the gable. It wall e.t.tremely fortunate that the fall did not take pleas in the mle. when there is usually a great deal of traffic in tile stregAr. THE EXPRFAS, „WA: LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NT IMMO 1111061•11 L) EUCT METING. -(THD3 DAY.) OPTIONAL SELLING autism. ... Oberca .. ... . Wangle Rye ... ... .... £5O PLA2S. HippolTU, walked over. GLASGOW !IMAM. Otatar boat Don &Alio. SWEEPSTAIMS OF 50 90VS. AIL ceing, Min and Chattanooga are horn PAID Foanar.—Kiog Arthur, Primal*, sod Al.z. andra. SWEFIYSTASES OF 10 801713. T.Y.C. Antoinsits, Oberon, Gownsman, ?Tansy, Kabini , and Washington. All ambits. £5O SUBSCRIPTION PLATE. T.Y.O. Fanny, Yellow Jaek a, Connection, Morn. Antoinette, Echo, No Name, Knight of the Whistle, Yarn Tura, Dinned, Alive, and Wild Poppy. All are hers. SELLING SWEEPSTAKES (FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS.) T.Y.C. Frangipani it, Jolty Trod; Faidaroonde, Marry Harp, Baas Man, Hawkstop, Ethai, and Connection. AU are hop BWEEPSTABEI3. (Wiper to be sold for £250.) T.Y.C. Boa Boy, Fiangipaani o, Echo. Gowan: ten, BaUvorno, Weiland, sad Anti dot e. An am him ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY. (THIN DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at 1 o'clock at the London Teem; Oaptain C. E. MANGLIB in the (lair. been taken as report, which has appeared in the Express, having read, The Cuamsas moved its adoption. He commenced by al luding to the confirmed soccer and progress of the company. There was, herald, no mishap to record daring the last half. year ; the reoeipta had been very favourable ; the expenditure bad sot been greater than wee expected ; and the ships had maintained the contract ti me b o th a t borne and abroad. (Chews.) The accounts were fully explained in the report. As to the receipts, it world be found that the only falling off was in homeward freights, which exhibited a reduction of 5,8001. • all other breeches of the receipt. were in ax ons of ilte preceding mem. The reduction in this subsidy in a half -year - wee 25,000/.,but he believed they would soon be is as good a position aa they were before. The charge for coals was 95,033/., a very large amount, but the directors had no control over it The total iscreeae in the expenses over the oorresponding half of last year was only 2,4211. (Hear, hear.) The only heavy repair during the current half-year would be that of the Tasmania. The report was da red. a dividend of 31. per share and • barns al 24 we COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILI D/L.LANK.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of Eoglish wheat oo sale here, to-d a y, cold wise and by land-carriage, was very moderate. The attend ance of buyer was no means 'numerous ; nevertheless, the demand for both red and white qualities was in • quiet state, at Mooday's currency. With foreign wheat we were well .applied. Really fine samples changed hands to • moderate extent, at ex treme quotations. Otherwise the trade was heavy, at about stationary prices. Floatiog cargoes of wheat were disposed of at fall quota tions but other produce afloat commanded very little atten tion. Malting barley wu in fair regime:, at previous rata. Grinding and distilling sorts were heavy, but sot cheaper. The inquiry for malt was somewhat restricted, at late quotations.. The supply of oats was good, nevertheless all deecriptions were in steady request, at full prices. Beans were held at Monday's currency, but the inquiry for them wastnactive. Pau r — alsdabOa stationary. The demand was ocmfined to small parcels. Botb English and foreign flour moved off slowly ; prima, however, were supported. Linseed and rapeseed were a slow sale ; rates, however, were steady in mdse. In agricultural seeds, very little was paring. rezems. Pee Qr. Irvin. a. a am& isetomd.lass 35 to 39 at et. a a &mkt'. tied OUS. 19 to ItS Scotch potato Irtth, watts ~ black .. I bet to 40 „ DO. y 11114.1903 39 to 44 ,1864 40 to 66 Norfolk and linaeln nd, 1. Step, Musa Yampa SS to LS Tick 33 W 36 a/crow riglat _ $ 9 tO 40 SHARE LIST 13:4 THIdffAY: ' Two o'Otooa.' The railway market is inactive to-day, and most of the principal stocks are quoted the same as yester day, the only variations being a decline of per mut. in Caledonian and rm Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 113 to 1141 ; Great Western, 74/ to ; Midland, 130 to 134 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; Caledonian, 123 to 124 ; South Eastern, 821 to 831; Great Eastern, 431 to 441; Great Northern, 129} to 1301! ; London and South West ern, 94 to 98 ; and Metropolitan, 111 to }. Foreign and colonial railway securities are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. East Indian stock is inquired for. - a sklP&lwr WEAL Malting Distilling ... 11 to 4 IS Onadlng II .._ Om ____ 14 to 17 W s : I/ to 40 U to 42 110111. Sows sada, par HO Ma. New Oaf. Cou to I Household SO so U n zap* teed l9 to ft Norf olk, sad Bafolk. lo potato l3 to St ex ship l7 to IS 101101. Per Qz. Winn. s. a Doable tad Heals) Neckl berg 4O to 30 liestoek it ur- ■ne. Siaaiortollt:lot 0 to a Ilopton and Won U to 64 Brunt Pet Qr. Gard Danish sad Swedish 17 s. to T 1 Muslim MLR 11= IS to 60 BANSIAM, bard Malik SS So SS 'MUNI tau. soft Alosrloon. rod wino 66b16 BAUM E tt: g : . -- s: to 117 SO to 1111 DMUS 001L11. &toeing II to 211 &Wane MaMae WNW - tS to SI Yellow OA. Dumb. M. ts to u had AZILIVALS OF OW" M., CAILRIAG; 111,011 OCT. 1 Mack pee L7C... si to Si s. Memel* „ Si to SS Amtartem pre tel... 19 to 116 Comedian. 19 to 24 219T0 LONDON. BY WATIQ 21 TO OCT. 26, INCLOBITL s/ u. D1Z997. Mat os4a. P. 'I I 280 680 an. aR qta. eels. 370 1 1= 11h isoo 110 sao Si) ilk faisiga Total I 8010 / 400 180 740 1 608 470 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY. tar man= AMID EnwasanoaAt. manan.) (nom cant owa conaceronwarT.l Market steady, with a good inquiry ; Wei probably 12,000 Wes ; prim still favour holders. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Boom—Then is an improved demand for reasiag quidi ties ot British West India at fall • a i rway sorts , a main quiet, the ealrs of other ' • Mei 3,0Z3 bogs al en/staked Mauritius, at 375. to 375. 6d. Reaped maim firm for dried goods ; Meer sell freely at 371. to 42a for fair to hum Cone.—Tbe µreels of East India offered by auction have gone off less readily, bat previous prices were paid. Plantation Ceylon triage, 565. to 68.. ; low middling sad middling, 745. to Mi. 6d. ; good mid fine ditto, 78s. to 81a, 6d. ; peaberry, 78e. to 81.. Taa.—The demand oontMnea very limited. Bus— No galas reported. PUP=-3C3 bap of Malabar sold at 4d. short prompt. ROY.-100 puns. of Demerara sold at ls. 6d. to la. 61d. ; and a small pawl of Leeward., at Is. 6d. Bacereran.-700 bags sold, refraction 53 short prompt, sod refraction 21 for essli, both at 29a. OorroN.—Tbere is a more active demand at firmer prices, bust/ars having been done at Id. to 41 per lb. above the late lowest point. TALLOW MARKET.—(TH/8 DAT.) assrket is steady. Town tallowy quoted 41.. 9d., net osah ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 40e. ; December, 41... ; January to Mara, 42a ; Mara, 435. BOROUGH HOP lIARKI7.—(THIII DAY.) Mean. Petesedse mad Smith report a very aetare de mand for all gee aed eaddliog samples of the sew growth, tour-fifthe of whirls are already add_ Choice maples are very ware% sad fully ba per mt. dearer. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) Walk End Hawsll. 21a 6d. ; Wails End Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walk End Haugh Hall, 20s. 6d. ; Will. End Edam Main. 20s. 3d. ; Wyksa. 186. 9d.-81tips at market, 9; at m. 25. DIRTRUCTIVII FILM Der.)—Abont half ' past 2 o'olook, is Poliee-eoesteblio Runtraingsright was pa trolling his but 1. Berl'.-buildings, Storey .bilk Rosogg. ditch, he diamond that the premier of Mr. Behmsod, • baker, No. 1, were en fire. The flames iambi related until thepreetiese were all but gelid. The cries of the midarteee mild not be asoertalsed. The soedite tees were culled to another fire at the premises belonging I. Mr. Nosh. boot esker, No. 13, Onie Churah.l a e s , Leadewhall-streek The fire was Dot extinguished until emeiderable damage wee dose. This fire it is 'apposed was emu! by • spark from • lighted candle epos some b.ddiag. A in also took pleas Is the premises of Yr. Poet. Win. rainbow', NO, 20, Orehard-staret, Portame-equare. It eensemeord is the shop. The shop sad other parte of the UM/ft were very seriewelydenwle 4 • Psouno Zwa-A horned ewe, the property el Mr. White, Spabow P Ninialsam hes lately E'er lambs, ell of Gee sire. Both ewe sad lambs an meiL —l/astpatirs Advertiser. ORDINARY MUNI MID ROCK& 3h. I 1.4. I SAILWATI4 I C rr4 .lB lln p t it al 11l A lissa.WoidittBteerVel. .-.—. —. N. I'm rolo th oll= aal &MA - - N. 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New 12,60'2 10 Bankof 14000 06 beak e/ Saga 4000 100 Bank of Lando* 16,000 20 Bank of 00010 (Waited) 10.000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) 20,000 60 inuakerVictoria,itantiSi 4001 100 Beak of Wales (Lin.) 10,000 10 Bsak of New Zealand 60000 20 Bradtlan&Tortoguess(L 20,000 60 British t Californian (L 00.000 SO British N. Americo 60.000 SO .C. Bk.lndle.Ana, s • 41.000, II jChart. Mer. of India,to. 10,000 OS De. New 10,000 100 l efty 10,000 100 Colentsl WOW IS tees. Mask of lad* te 40,000 10 Onnirsldated Bank (I ) 4000 100 Oealinsatel (1.) 10,0001 60 Art London (waited , Koos to Kasten Eschues= 60,000 TO Eng.acot.ditiaL 10,000 60 linkilsh and Swedish (L 1 60 Sarepeanßenirglndled 14000 100 Illndno.Lainsalli(L/ 11,110 100 j Do. New 12,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 8,000 100 I*. New 10,000 60 hop.Bk.ef China.dc.,(L 11401' 1 Imperial Ottoman WON SO International Beak (I ) 41110: Malan 11,0011 Look Main.tic 10 o, (1*(4 (L WAN 60 Laaßk.ofkleto 111,010 100 Loa. Bank of Boetlsod 10,000 NO 'London and Broslllsa 6,000100 ,Lea.B.Ayresett.Plate(L 10,000 W Do. New, W. *ll pa 6,000 140 .Ina., Bar., & d.Btad. (L.) 60,000, 00 I La. ClLBank of Audit 20,000, SO ilaadua nod County 1,00111110 !Leo. Cunha Con. Its.(l 1 111,11011 SO London Joint Stock— -116,0011' SO Do.New,iss. at MI pa 141100 WO Loa. and Nortnern (L.) WAIN 10 fades/ Booth African 4401 WO LOU- t FL Western 1 1 / 4 41,000 100 Lea. t Maths*** 11,000 100 Merchant Bank(Uss.) 111,000 SO Morcantilo t ischnalL 10.000 60 Do. New 141100101 Mello! Prow. beak (L 100 Do. e.o. 4141 1010 Midland bank (Lisa) MOW 1011 .Notioaid of Livemeol 2401 20 N. Pre. of Ragland. New *lOO 60 'National Bank, New 16,1100 1 .New South Wales _ 417,11•0 It New Los Lad 16.010 s 41,4! Fest Are (1"116.11 KM U !WNW MN Capons. WM IPreNa.INNINC !Mood . ont.( . of L UM 1N Myer's* VAN blade. ?NJ &MIN NAN, 1 &NU 4rtr ~ l. *NO IS Bata Iledirs (lAN) 1.0 Ms all. at N. IL Attlee 4416 3N ; Da, N. *NO 116 , UM= of Align& , NAN 1N llds N Indand IKON; OD TUN et Lads oiCul I.M a IL XL lIIt Thelerls ft. New p, OCTOBER 26, 1864. rr 1110IIIITIAL . PUIL No, I senors.-..,....... N. la • MIMJIIMiII 1 ...Pa L a! NI.. 1 1, 00000.116. INP ••• ••• ... ..... .. Do. do. LIS 100 ••• ... —.. .. Or. Gov. 06.00167 ft 106 N N 96 6 —.. .. Do.oo2o.lo.MAng. IN 91 0 .4 .. .. Do.. pant Mor.ds IN 91 94 -- L2l . Daliporoll 10 DI 86 iN,901.. Do.Spor 0 Ids. 78 22 110010 .. 011Z0 Ulicrid.U79 N 104 106 aw l 1904 100 104 166 .... .. Do. 0 INS 4 i 100 106 107 •-• .... .. Do. do. 1901'100 107 100 100, .. 001as,Nov.1809, {pp ol . 100 102 06 110000 , .. Do. ISM do.. 111 100 10 -- 11144001.. 90ar00a 0 per 0,11020 102 106 —• 900,000,. Do. 1871140 104 107 — Mom.: Do. 119111 N 100 no 146.50.. 001.8.2v.0p0r 00... IN 102 104 id .. id wow .. Now sum Gov. 46.0 100 06 N —. .... 1 .. 12.6.04145Gv. 6 p.o.INS 100 97 00 .... .. D. 4p. a 1911 e 16761 N 96 07 __ Mk SD. 0.010 So 100100 164 N 160 . ,600,.. Now 10/064402 ead.lloo 102 104 260,4001..1N0va 900 flp. 4.. 1601001 96 92 70400.. Duiddiad 60.60.0. 1 100, 100 102 1011 —.. .16.•14.0.,.5p. a Inds 100 .... .. 210 . 00 .0p.e.20.162•12i1N1 •• • • • • Dd. 010 •0 1 0.0.60111061110 100 1066 106 41 Mann= eroOzp. No. I ili. I 16000. IPt I Cl. 000 l Salm 1 4 0U4 88 : 8 4 . . 6 .1 1 10., 8 4rte.1 1 .11 1 10 8 : ... DO, Si G. Wole.-0 8. .11. —Oz., p. O. Jan. a Jay.... 100 ONI 071 AMON, N. Limit Yk.4p.0.h01.117 100 N 06 6fo. St. L05,D2106.4p.6104/12 100 OS N -. It L&N.W.4p.o..rmaAJoly 100 N 261 —• MAO St Do. 91p.o.Jao.t.Toly 100 811 8611 109,00 St- LAS.W.,l9.o.huidioly 100 N 0 .. et Midland,tp.o..lo.dilol7 IN N 98 .... 11l N. lam. IL P. &D. 8., kp. 0, lob. & /10,... 100 106 107 4421 96. N. SAILA p.e..1 maliros7 UN N 97 —• .... ISi 100LN.L.40.0.A0.12006. 100 .. apnea MINIS. 75,60* I ;OW. .. MOM .. 1,991, 2. 1 1 2 . 0.144, .. 6,400• &OW .. 6.900 .. 4864 .. 1.400 , 4 to* .. 6,906 .. 5 , 000 1 9,000 .. 40,000 1 a 6,000. .. VW. .. 6,690! .. rasilidas Or. 0.141 1 Clsimian Milord Areal_ _ Der. (I. Clos. (Dolma) Drakeiralla Nut Benet (Illope) Lei Cando& in Cern Brea Bent Grenville Grumbler St. Maws Groot Lae, (I 'salt 4) Great Beata Tolima O. W. Vat Grooving Herod's Iroot ;Hingston Dooas talr Valley eS (Hoy Loloot)i 'Mai liwyndy Ire; Ors Naogilee ...... New Beton ''to DOWD. 'North &askew' IN. WIL (111wesa) , Wird Crotty `Prosper United lhoudisoe (11. Lelsato N. Cicadae (Staten . W. P Frames (Mogan; Way erk Ills !raft . 6,000 .. 6,000 .. 1.0:1 LOW .. 0. 1111 wbunt (navy . ar.dos (Llikewil) Wei Phonon Wei Moe WI. Basesl(ltlo n. Wit. Belk, Wine Weave W.Menkaa plaahael Wheel Men Trelaway to t 4 , Wheal Union I PUZZIOS No 21.0 SO SAYS 24.0 1.7.0 Kb. W ffi. AO 1.8.8 8L I. 4119838 4Lt a au 10.0.7 IMO 10.17.0 115,000; 2 !Masilke tthettsd) 100,000 ..:nglo-Brsa.ool4.l4Llnt 20,000 - 20 :Australian 76,000. 1 Dom Accord Co p.=l 10,000' 6 Brasil L&M 16,000 10 Ca i paCapsr = SAMS C war 12,000, 40 Co 10,000, 10 Coplapo ° 7=itad)) 100.000, 1 Don Pedro, N. Del , 76,000 1 ;Dna Mount Cop.( ( SACO .Bad Del Ur (lAnilt•4l), 21,000, 2 Fortuna (Limited) 1 It OW ID `Owaroral 0 6 6;000 i Kapitada (Limited) 1,6110. Wares 10,000 Laidtanlas itlailtimll 103,1116 116rholte, 100,000 ILAarecis 8ra5.16.11.11 1 60,000 Punkin° Oopper (LI , 10,000 , 10 Poe6pbeadllaverlaadi 100,000 for! thlyp ....... .. ‘ . 1 saute BarbAtokt3L(l. 1 110,000, I atoottishAustrel. Lim, 11.000 IM M. John del Rey L. AM IM United Melina Law MAO 1 'VellimaimMtold Lbw 80,000 1 Wortalog (Limited) .. 44.0001 $ .71daitammtema Mali MIIICYLL.A.2II No. ISi I Coieratum Weir UMW !Mai %. -4 ;11 8421 WOOD 40,003 14.000 110,090 100,010 1 10000 1004211 lakela 1117,00/ 14001101 ai ei. le 1111 SO 100.0001 10 IMAM RC 70.000 1 6 14000 4 100 74080 20 4000 60 60.000 14660 N MON $0 NAN 15 10,000 60 160,000 10 i lue,Oooai Anglollegkom Mist AgolleolLa i titrt ; BerlloWa ag. terwerke u l Bombe, Oas ( Wig& AWIfiCIIII lewd IL 4 I. M Tel. (L. , Belli* loam Tee ( ) ) Co Mk) Comgmay CI Mese (Um.) ... Co. of Alrlesaller. (LI ,CommereleJ Calmar: !Comegldated DU... 11. .Coottoestal UCoMrsetCorperwel goofro(4 e( Comll.lloall m,TreUff me. reag ob. of log. Do. Do. Prig of MmHg= (L ) %Yee Do. Prefereeoe Do. II p. egret". Deb DiseogoeCerporseloo(L , IL India Irrigation, ac. =W oad Trd.(L egner& Rog. mid doe Nag asortush=ii, :. hew corpreass. Thwicial DISCOOM forweg Warehouse (L. lieltlvors (Wolfed).— O.Ceedfit limo( Loa 0 Stem Novliptho Home& blade) 4(14 Budase'sßef HembeelroaWarks (L) Impetiler.Cdgllos. ( 1 ) I'd's. Corfflog (Gal Internat. lthaa.eoe. (14 ilaternaLlead OredlNL twin. inis.A.CalL e_a_vA Do. Op. C. mu. r. Imo JolaillioekDleooest(L , Laud fleceelVes (L. 0.) Lest African Trading Load. e- d Ce. aloe. M i e leaLDlstzlel Teleg. ) last Fleao. Amu L) Deg New Lee.O. Otoodboo C. (L) Load., Italian. de.fte. I lot Met. Nemo d(L) Lewd.' .oesaclalMorem Itadis• WWI. a Cowl Do. Mawithis lefullAte.(L) IfedlL Eaten. Tel. (L.) MUlwall Iron Works Nobel Load& OoL C. (L) Nemonal DU. as (L) N0...000l Magda! (1 NallooeLProwlig Natlooal Mem Na,. NerbuddeCeel M L' Do. New N.Ledeed T.&Losa(L N.Brlt. A ow.ralsolaa(L) N. /WM & U ens a. I a. (L NowelleofosO.sodL .L) Do. do. Omew *mine Innis iskool 1 / 1 1,000 PON l NOON sk,y_il skrei I ii's l 6 - 1 17.0W0l Fo:oilol 1!!,000l 10,00016,000 ii:iiil Nom meal as,esoi Imo! 36,0661 19,000; 6,030 .s.!_iill 17.1711. 46.010 80,000 •0,000 40,000 ii:liiil Olinda 001111Serdlaff 4161111411 Plametal (1.1 nw arlosill ass w'"'°' r.. OrisaiMßAdatis*Ll 4 4 . . mkt. — i 7 is a ss 1. i 0 I 771 9 164 TO le 31 33 au k 4 44 T 9 41cd 144" Rl_ 7-1. -- it 18 II 4 n 88 620 660 U 36 10 22 lb 16 • 11 • 6 16 60 100 21032 20 16 12 16 1 16 17 100 1064 d 13 10 I 12 CL pncea, siiiii is if,: el C 7 O 100 MOM. 00. *OOO II *lke!! so t b 117 az I • Idta i r r _ st It e a 1 r 11 i *ea 1 I Ws it* j di* - 41 - if 1P l 1 ! 111 U isr 1D It lN « so ai I •in 21 I d idu ib par . 4 I itl• Idis par Is 2.! _I I 1 Ms 14230 so ■OOOOl IX p.m 10 102010 10 1%600 10 20,000 10 00,000 I 10,000 SO 00,1410 10 22,000' 10 10.000 10 10,000 00 10.000 10 a id' 161 112 106 112 6 4 Ca , 24 id SSTS id -'4 -81 A irs •}} TA I} 11 -- ii ii et k I dle Z. , is} —d Oil 64 if 3 li 11 MONEY MARKBT.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoos. The stock markets to-day are steady, although there is still a great deficiency of business. The funds have experienoed a recovery of 1 per cent. The Confederate Loan has given way, while Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have improved. Financial shares are heavy sad lower. Other securities have not varied much. Preparations for the fortnightly settlement have commenced. There is little business in the discount market to-day, and the supply of money is large. The ge neral rate for good bills is 9 per cent., with excep tional transactions at 81 and Bj. Banking and discount establishments having withdrawn money from the Stock Exchange, the rate there for loans from day to day on English government securities has risen to 5 to 6 per cent. At Paris to day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 64fr. 50c., being j per cent., lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 84 to * for money, and 89} to 1 for the account (Nov. 10). The official busi ness report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 89 ; ditto, for account, 891, 1, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1, j ; New Three Per Cents., 871, I, 1 1, ft, } ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 104} ; Exche quer Bills, March, 10e., 6e. die. ; ditto June, 154., 12a., 17a. dis. The foreign stock market is quiet. Confederate Bonds have fallen 14 per cent., while Spanish Passive have risen g, and the Certi ficates to per cent. Other stocks are quoted much the same as yesterday. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz :—Greek, 214 to 224 ; Mexican, 264 to ; Confederate, 624 to 634 ; Spanish Passive, 30 3 to ; the Certificates, In ; and the Consolid6s, 493 toe. Transactions are recorded se follows :—Buenoe Ayres, Six per Cents., 92 ; Egyptian, 954 ; ditto second issue 954, 95 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 96 ; Greek, 211 ; Italian, 64 Mexican, 264 ; Portuguese, 1856, lea, 461, ; Russian, 1862, 871, e; ditto, 1864, 864, 86 ; Sardinian, 83 ; Spanish Passive, 304 ; Turkish, 1862, 701, 4, 71 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704, 71, 701 ; Venezuela, 1862, 551 ; ditto, 1864, 424. International Financial shares are now quoted I to 1 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 63 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem. ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 1 to prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ;I ; Ottoman Sociot4 Ghia& rale, # to I prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 14 to 1 dia. In many quarters a more favourable view is beginning to be entertained with regard to the prospects of the money market. Although it is admitted that mercantile failures will probably continue to take place, it is considered that the contraction of trade which these events will pro mote, combined with the influx of foreign gold into this country, must before long produce their usual effect, and cause a gradual subsidence of the present monetary disturbance. This view is strengthened if regard be had to the magnitude of the stocks of most kinds of foreign produce now held in this country, one consequence of which will be to check fresh imports, oven if the fall which is taking place in prices does not induce foreigners to buy in our markets, thereby assisting the favourable movement of the exchanges. Assuming that the money market becomes easier in the course of the next mouth or so, it seems reasonable to infer that the public will be encouraged to make fresh invest ments in public securities. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yes terday was 5,0004, chiefly French. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the general tone of business was a little more confident titan on Tues day. The foreign exchanges were quoted much the same as then reported. The list is annexed : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.2 to j ; ditto, S days, 11.18 to j ; Bederdam. 3 mouths, 12.21 to 1 ; Ant werp, 3 meth; 25.03 to 83; Ember& ma. beam, 3 mouths, 13.10} to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 35 ; ditto, 3 moths, 25.80 so 87j ; Irrankket.on-girlifaine, 3 meths, 121} to j ; Bt. Petenbarg (par rouble). 3 mouths, 281 to j ; Vienna, if. do.. 3 mouths, 12.20 to 30 ; 'Neste, W. So., 3 "m i lks, 12.20 to to3o ; Madrid, 3 months, 461 to 4; Cjarmantbs. 47 1 ; Leipotm, 3 months, 2 5 .74 to baus,l2l 3 mouths, 26.71 to a; ,• Milan, 3 mouths, 25.71 to 121 ; Naples, 3 mouth; 23.7 j to in ; Palermo, 3 mou th s, 25.7 j to 12j ; Meseisa, 3 moatbs, 25.7 j to 12j ; Lisboa. 90 days, 611 to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to j. The failure is announced of Messrs. De Wolff, Schtick, and Co., merchants, but their liabilities are understood to be limited. The bills have also been returned of Mr. T. W. Bradley, merchant, owing, it is stated, to the stoppage of Messrs. Duck work and Co., in the wine trade,. Mr. Brad ley's liabilities are said to represent a rather consi derable amount. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Aaron Salo mons, warehouseman, who recently failed under peculiar circumstances, was held yesterday, when the liabilities were stated by Messrs. Ladbury and Co., the accountants, at 107,8061., and the meets at 67,3721., showing a deficiency of 50,4331. The discussion had reference chiefly to the forged bills put into circulation by Mr. Salons' clerk, Thorn ley, the amount of which is computed by the ao countant at about 40,0001., but by Mr. Salomon. at 47,0001. Many of the creditors having ex pressed certain suspicions in connexion with this affair, a committee of investigation was appointed to report on the point in question, and on the general position of the estate, at another meeting, to be held within a fortnight. An offer to pay • composition of fa. in the pound, in three instal ments of 2s. each, was not entertained. Mr. Salo mons, by desire of the creditors, signed a declara tion of insolvency. A meeting was also held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Simpson and Co., merchants. The balanoe-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Alison and Waddell, the accountants, shows liabilities to the amount of 22,5331., with *sets estimated at 13,2291. net, or • deficiency of 9,3031. It was re solved to wind up the estate under inspection. The prospectus of the London and Scottish Bank (Limited) is in circulation. This undertaking has been formed for the purpose of continuing the business of a number of branches of the London Bank of Scotland which have not been included in the arrangements entered into between that bank and the Mercantile and Exchange Bank. The branches in question are situated respectively at Edinburgh, Dundee, Falkirk, Jedburgh, Ha wick, Berwick-on-Tweed, Ainwick , Morpeth New castle-on-Tyne, and Hexhani, and the whole of them are now in active operation. The bead office of the bank is to be in London, with • principal of fi ce in Edinburgh. The capital is 500,0001., in 10,000 shares of 501. each, with a first issue of 5,000 shares, more than two-thirds of which have already been subscribed for. It is consequently intimated that " the share list will remain open for a few days only." Formal notice is issued from the Court of Chan cery that creditors of the Leeds Banking Company are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. William Turquand, the provisional liquida tor, by the Ist December. The fifteenth ordinary general meeting of the British India Steam Navigation Company (limited) is called for the 2nd November, when a dividend is to be declared. The Thames Iron Works, Ship Building, Engi neering, and Dry Dock Company has paid a divi dend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half-year ending 30th June last, free of income tax. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lasorasoo.—Allimao• British aed Neelrk 151; Album Karim 43 ; Atlas. 134 ; Oaameroial 1130kr, 31 1 1 1 6 / 4 1*, 34 ; Critardfsa, 491 ; Liverpool sod Ludas aail Globs (6 par east aagroitled. 120; Liverpool sod Load= Pies sad LW. 12; Leak" 4Z); Loudon sod Caledoidsai I Marine (Limited), 44 ; Lantos and Provincial Marin:2! Marine,_ 904 ; Ocean Maria*, 22 • Pelican 6.3 ; nos l47(Laioa, 280; Theism sad ken% Marina (Limited), tratverssl Marisa t and Ooke.—Brdialt Pierrincial, 30 1 en div.; Gloat Cent 174 ; New, 794 80 ; Ditto Dabs.. tures, 204 ; I s mud Cotal, 84 ; Loudon, 82 ex div. Phoenix new, 15 ; Owed, 394 en di,. • Wass: &weer Chartered, Mt ; Ditto, sew, 64; Waters, 164 ex div. • Ditto B, ex div. DOetn,—East and West India, 136 01 1 Load= and 81. Katharine, 664 1; Southampton 681 4. Waterwarks.—Berlin, Si ; Chilase, 26i. lliamllaseosa Fairbsim 64 en div. ; Natal Land sad Colonisation, 4 ; NatiOard Provincial Aerated Breed, 4 e. The City of Baltimore, for New York, will call at Queenstown, to-morrow, and messages will be received at any of the Electric and International. Telegraph Company's offices in London up to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The City of Limerick for New York, and the Africa for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queenstown, and messages will be received until the same hour. TounAy itvmsq. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterda3r 891 to g for the 10th November (subsequent) improving to 894 to 4), opened this morning at to if, and, after touching 894 " buyers," closed at 894 to 4. For money the kat price waif* to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 894,4 ; ditto, for aooonnt, Nth 4, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced 874, _4, I, 4 ; New Three per Ceuta., 871, 4, 4 ; New Two-and a-Half per Cents., 71i ; Bank Stock, 237, 239 ; India Stock, 213 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent., 964 ; ditto Bowls, 11s. dim. A fifth rise has taken place in the India Five per Oent. stock, in which investments have been made to-day as high as 105. India Bonda were dull, and were marked lls. dia. The March Ex chequer Bills remain at 10m. to Gs. dis., and the June at 18s. to Its, dia. Foreign stocks were firm in the morning, but some of the speculative descriptions slightly receded in the afternoon. Confederate Bonds closed I, the Maremmana Railway Loan 1, Mexican , and Greek k per cent. lower than yesterday. Generally, however, firmness prevailed. Brazilian Bonds were inquired for. Sardinian Bonds, Chaim Six per Cents., and Danish Bonds of 1864, improved 1 per cent., Ecuador , Egyptian, and Russian of 1864, +, Turkish of 186 2}, and Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates k per cent. In the market for Bank shares there was a rise of about 101. in Bank of London. Anglo-Austrian Bank, Anglo-Italian, Chartered Batik of India, Australia and China, Continental, European, Bank of Hindustan, and Sande, Punjaub, and Delhi. Bank shares were all quoted better. On the other hand Alliance Bank left off V. lower than yester day, 71 to 81 prem. ; and lower prices were quoted for Agra and Masterman's, London Bank of Mexico, London and South Western, Mercantile and Ex change and Oriental Bank. Hti . d . son's Bay shares were steady at 16 to f. Kgyptian Trading at I to t_prem., and National Dis count at it to 8 prem. The announcement of the call has had a further bad effect on Joint Stock Dis count shares, which have again fallen fully 11., closing at 2to It die. London Mercantile Discount shares also fell it., and Ottoman Financial 2/. There were inquiries for Commercial Union Insur anoe shares. The shares of the financial companies were slightly flatter in the afternoon. International Financial and General Credit declined 2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. International, to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 2i prem. ; London Financial, 6 to 61, prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), lt to prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (amalgamated), lf to 2 prem. United fitatia 5.20 Bonds are lower, at 42 to MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciacw. There is not much business in the mining ' market to-day, vet prices generally are well main tained. The dealings are largeet in Great Vur shares, which continue in request ; the present quotation is 33 to 34, being 10s. above the last price of yes terday. East Grenville are quoted if to ft ; and Clifford Amalgamated, 30 to 31. East Caradon shares are officially marked 24, ex div. St. John del Rev Mining shares are heavy ; transactions are recorded at 31 to 32. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are inactive. An extraordinary meeting of the Grand Duchy of Baden Chartered Mining Company is called for the 16th of November, to consider a proposal for a winding up. At New Birch Tor and Vitifer Consols meeting, held yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 8031. A dividend of ls. fid. per share was declared. At Hingston Downa Consols meeting, Leld yes terday, the accounts showed a balance of 1,2281. lls. Bd., 1,0001. of which is on deposit at 7 per cent., and an estimated balance in favour of the mine at the next meeting of 3491. Be. 6d. The next sampling will be 470 tons of ore, which will, it is calculated, about meet the expenditure. ii! k m '', 14E41 1 I 8 - db U 86 2 11 11 2 0 6 F. 2 2 , 4 2db I Bdb i lia 2 1 El I. lb Pr tv. Pr 1 0 1 416 Idis par 78 •6. par kolt I , dis 1% a pt il 4 218 Per Jr: 66 lidl ne I 2 AI OPs M 14 ~. le , 1 . psi , 10,0001 ISO 000 , 110. ak Sao r:rel ii:iii I g.FOI ri.iiil MlOl I. IR so p. n M 0.800 U 4.260 U &Ur vellum li Re we 1111411C1/11 (L) le 4 2 etY Gee (Limilosa 5 1 %IL PesegatelLlL Stemma.) I II 11i Do. do. ea 4 2 Do. New 5 15 Peelltiv.Ludillls.(Ll 199 19 of dis reelneuler &O. Its A SI U Do. New lO 19 51 as &wends L, IL. IL(L 55 15 1 11,95maey boa a& 17 19 die Do. Neer 1110 3. City Duprey. (L ) all U II Ditto ditto .. I 4 1416 pas loyal Mailliteeei. .. a a is 91 Scot 4 Imre In ii : : 100 19i 155 Ilmlte, Cale& &Co. LI 5 I ILb Id • iSoc.llseadlteme( ) 11 2 &42rIoes IL &L. IL' 5 F - oeth Aostrellea Load ell 911 5 - ,Sebtaerlae scr Telegraph 150 is 66 - Do. ip 5ll - rel.Coestrue.&Kals.(L ,Thansokilledil22.(l.) PI TruCkAg may emeralM s. L. 4 1 gaol IT. sL Co. at U. &rode pie il igen , -- MX. Tele'. 00. (Li 3 ' U 1 dle elverellarioe We (L Wm' IS I Si S 'Upper LIMB NOM/M. lj gel ! DULA - 11 , 5 a Dleeeee's Lad— Ul •11 1,1 — lWarrsat llassos(Lla lO .- i Westladisarmoillei L 10 15 2pm ~ PitRIFERRNOE SMARMS. Groot Kootani, &Moro Comities Ritemien No. 2, 0314. Gnat Marlton 41 por met. Mom. at 10 per mat. pm., lOL FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam 81. Bahia and Fan Framinoo (Limited) ramantoad 7 per eat. &A , 4n rlan dwatere Junction, le. Imperial Nazism Railway (LWOW), 21. °lOttoma (Smyrna to Aidia), 101. Waal isadass, PROVINCIAL SHAM MARLITS. LITERrook, OCT. kJ.— CaiodoMan. 1 2 41 Great Eastern. 46 Great Western, 144 f 6 M f—Ditte, W. MM.—oxford. 644 Lesseashire and Yorkshire, 1131--London and North Western. 113 f 14—Manchester Shetteld, and Llacohisktre. land, 1301 1 1 4—North Eastern, Berwick Capital Mock. 1071-- South laaNro, 831 3 I—Great Eastern (that Anglian 5 per cent. No. I peer.), 104— Erkenhcad, 60 - Great Luxembourg shares, 9 13161 x 6.--Conlederate Loan, 66161—halted States 6-20 pt; Cents, ex coupons—Eastern tachaage Bank 'limited), 6-16 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited). 14 I i l ji l a id i z North Waken Bank (12mitedfr. 3 p.—Albion Kathie ( 316 d.—Zospire Marir. ,Limitcd„ 1 6-16 p.—Luadon and caddie Insurance, 4 p.—Marithas Insurance 11.1onted!, 6-18 el.—Queen Insurance. 1 1.16 1 p. —Thames and Mersey Marino (limited), 44 p.—Union Marine (Limited), 2 11.16 f p.—Menwp Steel and Iron (Limited), 1316 v.—National llteala Navigation Compaq. N 11—West Lodusand Pacific steam, li for money, tit Mit—Ditto, for account, lei We. MilicithOth; 16.—A very go d lewdness was dose, and tlsclosed quits at the best Great Eastern, 444—Great siboarg, 91 13-16-01 eat Northern A, 143 21 34--Grest Western, 764 641 f I iietaf —General Credit, 81 6-16 p.— Lancutthe and Yorkshire, 1131 f i 1 11—x. acw 40 per rent 1 d.—Loudon and North Western. 1161 113 16-14aocbmisr end Comity Beak. St y p.—Mancluster. Melliald„ and Lthooln. WT., 66 6 I—Ditto, redeemable, p.—Metropolitaa, 112 1111—Midland, 1301 3 1 I 301—. South Lidera, 64 13 i —Thames sad Mersey llarlue Insurance . 41 p—Alliseoe Beak. 9j: s p.—Mercantile Bala, 11 it —British sad Fereign Marian, 2 p.—Oonfederate Loan, 654 —lnternationaL 11 v.—United 6-20, 43. BnutuusisAlL OCT. 26.—The quotations at the close Included the bakeries ( Great Western Berm:wham Guaranteed, at 720 to 73 . Moor Valley alums, at 91 to ; Birmingham Ban Company amok at 31 to 32 Birmingham Jolntock Bank,, so gilf to 344 Maffordatdre Om, 241. shares. at 44 to 4_l weft ; Birmingham Fire °Moe sham M 101 to 103 . Diarlct Me Mew shares, at, 7to 71 Metropolitan Wwo. at Ili to 124 : Load.., aod boo th Mallord•Mre Barb* 81 kto Qls, ; dia. to loiaood and Cook a' Ma to pm. Muncie Meta], at Si t t . o . 2 . : : and Most Azle shares, at 36 to 31 prem., dons at pok Gym, OCT. 21.—Three per Cent 871 84—New Three per Cent. Block, 964 s,7—Ditto to soommt, 1016 Nov of 8 . —Neticesal Bank, New (imusd at 26 . (161. tor aceesat. 41 OM —National ot Usurped ) Ulf —loyal Bank (104. paid 1191 4—Dabilk Wkklow, art Wedged 011 paid;, I—Onsat aim`a and Western (1001. paid). 911—Midland Groat Weake all Wet. 11 7 — dthek tallwm NU paid). Wicklow, and Wexford, Sper cont. per. palms' (Yd) paid;, FREEMASONRY AT Ht .—The ceremony of laying , the foundetioo stone of the new buildings of the Number Lodge of Freemasons was performed on Monday by Lord Loodesborough, motor Provincial Grand Winton, with full masonic &moan, in the mows of the members of the Hull lodges, several influential freemasons of the pro. 16000, and &large assembly of people. A lodge hay* been opened at the Public Rooms, Lord Loader Ina there received, and a procession wan formed, with banners, regalia, &c. The prooresioe, which was of a most imposing character, proceeded through severs! of the principal @create to the site of the new buildings he chboese.eteeer, where a gallery had bee erected for the accommodation of the lobes. Here the procession halted, column to the right and left, farming an avenue d through which Lord Leadesbormigh pearl to the earth. east comer of the site. The °Moen and brothers having fallen into their respective patience mead the stone, Lord Londesborough addressed the spectators as the dignity sad objects of freemasonry. Be remarked, that freenessoary bad never increased so mach es within the last two or three years, sad dwelt on the advantsges which the order caw firmed ria its members. TM lower stone was im=s3 after the chaplain, the Rev. B. W. Kemp, ILA.. up the emstomery payee, Lad Loedesbareegbpreenedied to lay the stone with the meal formalities. The mamete asthma was swag by the chair , and after smother heist address to the spereatem by his kedskip, the preamias re formed sad rillerreed M the Ynblie ROOM. Is the iseeniag • masessic banquet was given to Lord leedeabereealk at the Itoyalfhatiee Hotel. 1 t tut to 114131 II AL $ 1 disi US 117 IS U 1•4 SW Om MP 100{ 1 - FA - x 4 1. 21 10i Li 21 tg4 611 - - Uf 11 6011 m - I