The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-10 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OF COMMON PLEAS. _ _ _ _ Wills, Lord Ode Justice Elle, Ltd Willis, kyles, and Kesitieg,) Ili V. MALL AND OTZIII2. this roes has been orivieted sad IN , D awn upoa the erected that he h a d shy to some sheep. the act complr m d id root fed them andiaiently. R ▪ th r ee gap sad thee gave boil "4 sesissa,wher theeoasi elte wee cyCZ r far as could be nadesetood bun at, that the strata appsd gi o T ie nos might treat &thumb that to si did acit refer to the trestrailatr aft. 1.) Mora The Plaintiff spirt the ungistrates kw treat La ups the wand that they big him. The woe came on for trfal • it Exeter, when the plaintiff monad that the action had bra h ol „W i i t '' aco wag quashed. moving fox • sew trig. 14 "ael dear guilty of say cruelty, and sesested 11 4 he beach of megistrates had bees atissi l d him. Ile also rid that if he had aaiyf oa wire quashed be could cot lace spy statute showed that Sher sort 117: userea, sad that the action seer i e Ivo soothe after the set oomplolood a a le Sentare is this dilemma, that it b• pre I conviction was quashed he was told cn, aid if he waited until it wee quhd a i hat be would be too labs. log takes time to onside? the wrier, gg e It rule for • new trial upon the papa Prins to blidcliseex.—(Bsiere lb. Juges odth and a Coot:non Jury.) Ea AXD AIFOTilli V. Stoma. were the Ks sad daughter et Vir.yoh ref at Heratey-read, ga d bi 6W 6 6Usd bl th• dabst, to Ink e bia w as in such a bad steam this the i seam to raper. This lad to Mr. Smith's ones for 901. for his daughter, and to he pun for repairs. The present subleases • that halted bean Waived to main a the repree•atetion that the ;Mandan k uweet, whoa ia fact be bad only nine c,t MO SO Nadal Atkisson and Mr. Joyes eppeued If, sod Mr. D. &mow, Q. 0., for the . called, and he stated tbat the datendast whold interest ; and tlis deed which was „o w swag for both parties, purported to hand It was said that the defendant was I, who had oaly just scholarship qop6 t o ad kaew little of deeds or Unarm Rai z. ed esswitauss,lind hedenied that hehad 'shad Wens". Be did say that Mr. Sa lad the bows for forty yens, se wie had round-net, cad it was like a freehold house. we thing which bad beta told to witneis le property. iecamon, a verdict orbs takes for the phi*. abject to soma points of la w marred for the rid he belirrod both parties had acted lIIIIT OF EXCHEQUKR. noo .--(Belore Lord Chief Baron Pollock re ps Bess well. Channel]. aad Pigott) BOUILLON V. VALENTIN. lb spouts rale for a new trial is this extra. rere resumed this morning by Yr. Soz!oant art of the defendant. ief Baron. is referencia to the further litigs. rt, said there were so mesas of putting as opt by the will of the punka, sod sited opo could be bold oat of their comiog moot. If they did sot arrive at some with that view, the whole of the property Lid be swallowed up. 1 Bison said that as far u hie °lieut. Madams consernecl, she had sot • farthing left. Pigott—She got the whole that belonged to 00 - upone. goon—l have put the question io ordw is the least chance of eoming to some com• Naito should not throw it away. Pigott—The state of things as marls thi the defitodast has hal the whole of hen it Simon—And she was despoiled of the rest is prism. She entrusted the male, to a Indinski, end he has absoooded. Pigott—But whose fault wee that! int Simon—The defendant's cue is that there between her former attorney and Lodinski, he money taw by the Isttew. about SOO/., his :o another man who is now taking the bens& lef Baron counted that it would be battle be era, to give the parties an opportunity of could be done with a view to as arrangement. at if there was any good sense and any desires o any. from reckless litigation what still n glum might be done in the interval. at Bimoe—We have had an arraegemest ia re, but I am afraid from what I have Wen ill t ropo se inder t d, he c ircumstances. Mr. Bovill sad p ors behalf of the defeadant, what winter fair, but they have not bees sompted by a. Chief Baron—At all evade a few dare deley Aim the quantum. en arranged that the cue should stand over 'y week. Bramwell—As far as Ima c oncerned, I prtamt • being a settimuest of say criminal prooesdiop. Chief Boron—There may be in erimmal doh may properly be javelin:led in a settlement d COURT OF BILItiIERUPTCT. (Before Mr. Commisaieeer Holroyd.) IN RE LEWIS' AND 11011111 n. knipts, Lyoo Lewis. and Micheal Morris, hsi imamate, is Love.lane. This was the adrenal discharge. Their liabilities mount up to the try nun of 260,3391., inert:exa hich there is b pea is security of 1:.4,0221., d assets of aed large deficiency is attributed to kisses ea ma to New York, Bermuda, and other plass" 10116 oa 'hamlet 3,6964 deed i for the assignees, stated that • debt el a a mllios had all been emanated in leas ibis B. The report of Mr. Collintots, the manager, at their only capital was 1331., belonging to ad a debt of 9001. due from lease Levine. 01.?se we were liabilities on bills discounted of 88 0-ui commodities bills of 4,5001. The :leftism* ef comprised the item of 89.60 W. BB lir All that bed reached the hands of the was 400!. or 5091. There bad been • loss el speculations ;heir, with the expenses. sob s 1,0001.; while the profits were only 3,50 a Imo lots had been mode tot yro pursers of the name al halves of oseof the bankrupt:. At thelast sittings' ant was made to see whether m ything was c 0 gus6 roceipments ; but on all the accounts maws a loss, and the coneigoum brought in the bask debtors. ewirmi, one of the bankrupts examined, maid that romancing business in Londou he was • timid' if crinoline in New York. He carried on that Tsars, and his partner bad carried it ma re bad not been bankrupt before, bat bed failed is BO or twelve years ago for 2,000/. or 3,000/. Sal a er red business here he had • mph.' of 1, 10. ." - • lOW 8001. or 9001. in the hands at his brother in Ito Was to seed him goods for it. Ilia WAIF, in partnership with horn in Canada ; they.he'"' is afterwards made money in the crioolim biomes& Ma trading here be had consigned 84.0 004 to his brother is New York. His brother fur' econsts of what the goods were sold forsot unts, ut n letters. The old er could not ildl all b the i goods were sold. Ile said that • may of the goods were sold at a profit endgame at Had given up all the letters. The! rakrupts) used to draw on Mr. Waimea change, who got the bill of ladiog• oe failed. They used to draw for 70 os t. of the valu of the goode Ssl e ' °°" the margin on his s brother. His brother alltals lees for the goods. Had DOB 1160 D hie brother ante cow York four years mimeo. ;red—Beginning, as you did, with • capital of 13 31 . as you to launch oat into such enormous sPr; oli• to the amount of upwards of • quarter of a entlh ankrupt entered into a lengthy ash , tie of which was that some of his liabditiee Ite" :go . or three timer, and that a great portion of thew on incurred through Salomoos. His partner , id ol "! 36 over to Nassau and established a house Omni roe poly live or six weeks before they stoP ed had bean Previously sant out to biro. isms a person as Mr. Morris, of Bombay. Goods (mars ses ere as to his partner, and adysocse °blabbed „_ s , ra Bank about tees:looth. before their yo ur ., u oce leo bees consigned to • Mr. ff snis. 'at a bankrupt. Home were s hipped rth. te in Bermda—ab , wo u consigned to Hoff out 10 man sad oool. Co., Lever rho wiyamed 5,0001., and now claimed to he credits! firm. He did not know that those goods wilise. l4 g the blookada. He bad lost 3,6701.1 y epecsistier Stock Exchange. Ile bought 400 et 500 sliarce_il imburg Bank, at 9 to 10 prem., and OW .7., iwoust. and also speculated is the Bader iss" Bask. and in the Alliance Bask. NO . be made • profit. He bought tits 0.11. Busk shares five or six mouths We" th°l rd. He woo liable to the extent of 5.0001• en sem* ion bills, for Heileman, fliela mas , Croaker. sad e th lt had failed. He used to meheam aoseidssese them. This _N _bat meathe_halore hes beak. I ra pboy. Re dla it bemuse be was short of mosey. At this Nme be was baying coeds to the exhort cf thomends, sed consigoing them ginned. Had made bed debts of 4,7004, owe of 2,0001. with Ooldring. Morrie, esters joining bilk had been a alert at Nontreel. His Iserrest br the badness wee care.fourtb. Witmer's et pewee were 2,1001. for two roue and rise montke. thHe seed to draw oat whet be misted, without commonkeig with his partner, who could see what he drew oat. The amoral laid for discount sad interest was 3,8001. Nast of elas goods be boil were sot warehmansd, tat sent to the c er' fau s d irect. er Mavis went away about a meth Wore Kr. &mood also opposed for the Forwebeet Warehouse On (limited) ; sod Hr. Liakieler for Neon. Abroyd and Co., of Halifax. Yr. Bagley supported the beekrepts. L mower to further cpreatirms, Leiria' stated that they stoplud payment in September, 1864. Shortly Wm* that he bought 3004 worth of gloves from the Warehouse Company, and sent them to his bertha at New Yak, but the creditors got them l o an. His brother had ordered those partioular a ßy the creditors he meant Mr. &lemons' creditors, wl= he bad got as advises on the gloves. Saloum, I va to swept egaLst the bills of lading. and when he g oofed, mitoses became liable for the bills, as well ea arm draws on his brother at New Yea. Ooldring ese. s hred goods to his brother in 1863, sag s wither meepted for them to the amount of 1,6001. The were Monad blame they were see saleahL In Assentor. Coatis( now owed them 4,4004 They bspa busiams Is January, 186karg kis brother begs' In New Tack at the same time. osesigneseate t• him were Leger is 1863 than in 1862 by easy teoesurds, sad le the first six mouths of 1864 larger dill Had had private letters from his brother and Yr. Hodges his agent, but they contained so reference to business asettme. They bed ell bora gives up. Hr. larkhder asked for as ramouet of the beabaAl comalgaramta to his brother, and ea adjeurenteat was sauteed for thee purpose. Kr. Begley complained of the great bardeldp met ea the brekrape by farther emeants be applied for DMs wreaths after be bed peered his exerainatioo. His Resew said that as adjenismeat had bees oedema ler the papaw of amiss/ whether wrytbieg was waft beet the comigessents 11 was said that they yield 10,0001. ; they had yielded nothiag. As id e ems eland K was most important that WAN ea the lreakrept's *redact should be full e 7 t hr& = ore the discharge was adjudicated on. Here Were et a quieter of a =lime, sad nothing to meet them. Nr. Bagley—The slate of things in New York will fully amerent for QM. An wilemement weeendered, ead the oppeelag creditors were divided M famish requirettres le the berekrepta. THE POLICE COURTS. cram DAY.) BOW-STIUSSF. AN Immure m xas DALL AICENS. Three boys named George William; Thomas 1145/071, ead Jame Thornton ware brought before Mr. Vaughaa. ia out* et Foliose= Wolk, 166 F, chwed with befog fOllO in the dark arches el the Adefek is a state of malty. The constable slated flint he was sent from Bow-street afternoon to the dark arches in conaequssos of rola di fion haring been repaired that three boys were Inning about asked there. Ho went down, and found the this. prisoners without a pa rt icle of clothing on them. He met to the workhouse for BOUM clothes. in which they dressed themselves, and he took them to the station- boom The prison's said that being out of work, and having no money to pat for a lodging, they went down to the dark arches intending to sleep there that night. While there they were set upon by " • lot of Mahlon," who stripped them, and ran away with their clothes. Wallame mid he was • brkilayer's labourer, bat could get no work at pre soak as bricks weld not be laid this weather. The two ether prisoners said they Ile ratters, and had until lately been at work at Whiteohapel. Yr. Vaughan said that so far as be could understand it appeared nu then boys must is some way or other ban been deprived of the ir eletisa, whether with or against their consent. It did sot seem res to suppose that they could have passed through r et ie in that edi t they sad be therefore assumed that they mut have goat with their clothes on. There was no Winn to rebut their 'Weakest that they were violently deprived of the clothes. Had he ben able to arrive at any other comdusion, he should have dealt with the prisoners as vagrants. He should now dies charge them, and should recommend them to see if they cca/d sot get late work and lead iedutrious lives, sad to keep away from the dark arches. U they again were found loitering about there, and brought up at this court, they would be dealt with as vagrants. The prisoners, who appeared to Min the whole prom/4- hp, and perticalarly to derive satisfaction from their tidy and comfortable clot hing, WWI then set at liberty. °LIB - XINWELL. DZSTROTING CLOTH= 131 CLIBLINWELL WOREHOUSIL Five stoat Jonas fellows, who gave the Dammed William Wlleow. ham Hell, George Smuts, Charles Bissekstore,east Jana Willianu, described aelsbourers, wars charged before Mr. D'Eynoourt with wilfully tearing and destroying their clothing at Olerkeekwell Workhouse. Lost sight the whole of the defendants were admitted is the casual ward, provided with a supper sad a hed, and this morning Brooks, the porter, found that they had destroyed their clothing. A. this clam of offence is very much on the increaser, the defendaats wen gives into caw The defendants made the usual defence that their clothes were dirty, and that they could not get work without they had fresh clothes. Mr. D'Eyncourt said it could not be tolerated that young fellows like the defendants should be provided with fond and then without reason destroy their clothing for the purpose of getting fresh. He then sentenced the deism/ask to be imprisoned and kept to lard labour is the House of Correction for 21 days. The defendants said they could sleep that lot away. WORSHIP-STREET. errlsoemeage itonaggmn DT AN stemma , . Joreph Harris, about 18 years of ego, was placed at the bar on five separate charges of robbery. Mr. Romaine, a jeweller, in business at 10, Sandy'rerow. Sishopegate, said—The primmer came into my shop on the tith of last month with a saddle on his shoulders, and Naked to look at a gold pin. I sold him one fee 65., and while purchasing it a tray of gold watches was lying open on the counter in front of use. I missed 0401 on Saturday lest while taking stock. He had first asked for ea Albert chain. The watch L mice—vales 61. Mr. Sensual Harris, also a jeweller, in Sandy's.row—On the 7th lost., prisoner came and asked to look at • gold pin. He did not purchase, and immediately he left I missed a gold watch and two gold chains, value in 134 They are produced. Mr. Louis Phillips, jeweller. 75, Church-Lee, White chapel—On the 31st October last prisoner called me scram the counter to be shown some gold Albert chains and after wards other articles. He left without buying, and directly he had gone I missed • gold chain with locket attache value 21. John Kell", amident to a watchmaker, at 24, Bell. alley, Loadoo.wall—l think it was on the 30th of August last that prisoner asked me at my master's shop to let him see some Albert chains, as he wished to make a present of one to his brother. There was not, be said, any that suited, and tee minutes after he left I missed a deer watch worth 51. Israel Rosin—l am a watchmaker in WhiteekspeL On the 3rd instant prisoner asked me for • gold Albert chain to purchase. lie did not buy, and three minutes after he had gee* I missed a gold "retch worth 81. 10e. I gave that for it. Two weeks ago he came and took away a diver watch, I suppose, foe I could not find it after west. Sergeant Rockwood, 16 H—On the night of the 7 th lost.or what was told to me by Mr. Samuel Harris, one of the prosecutors, I made 'equities of Hr. Romaine en the matter, and resumed from what be told me that both robberies were committed by one individual, and that per son the primmer. I accompanied both geatlemen last evening to 37, Union.strest, Spitalfields. Magistrate—Whet place is that' Renwood—A saddler's shop, sir. The prisoner is an apprentice there. I asked to see him, at the same time describing his appearance, as I did not kisow his name. He was called, and I chanted him with the two robberies. He replied, "I did steal the watches, but only we chain." required to see his box, and when in his bedroom he gave me from his pocket Mr. Romaine's watch and a key which kneed a box wherein was the watch and one chain belonging to Mr. Samuel Hank. I also found 31. 10e. in gold sod 10s. in silver and copper money. There were also three silver pencil clues * which he asserted were his own. In his coat-pockets I found a duplicate for one gold watch and gold chain, and another duplicate for • silver watch and gold chats. At the station house he said, " I may as well tell yon where these articles came from. The gold watch I bad from • shop in Commercial street. and the gold chain from Hr. Harris. The other watch from • shop in Bell-alley. The other chain from a shop in Church less*, Whiteehapel." Some of the property pledged at Mr. Cottons, of 90, Shoreditch, was produced, but • pswebroker named Grant did not attend, although the officar had given him notion so to do, and the prisoner who merely said in answer to the charge " All they say iv true," was remanded foe the other valuables to be brought forward. SOUTH WARK. A BRAN POIICIMAN. Henry Vine, a respectable looking man, was brought before Mr. Burnham, for fioal examination, charged with obtaining meat from Mr. Charles Cordwiet, butcher, Manor. read, Rotherhithe, by pretending that he was • constable a the Therese polies. In answer to the charge the prisoner mid that at the time be ordered the meat be was applying for the •111•511•• of a Thames policemen. He expected to be appointed, sad intended to pay for the meat. Mr. Burets= committed him for kiaL The overcrowded state of the Liverpool Docks eeetieoe• to he ace of the most humming queetfoos with which tie Money Board fume to dia. oargoel are often piled 12 to 14 feet ea the quays. LATEST SPORTING INTRIALIGRNOE (at mania irmanus.) - IVERPOOL ICEETING.—(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP PLATE. Skyleek ... .- ... Jam Shon ... _ ... ... M 1 . . . . 9 rea. ELD HANDICAP. 7 Tan. HURDLE. 6 Tie. LIVERPOOL CUP. .., Mina ... Windham ... ... .., Sidowind ... 18 via BILLING NUMMI'. tissione &say Boy 6 no. LATICST BETTII4O. L 117210001. bto I rot Wood 6 to 1 rit 8 to 1 Yoldor6 (t) 10 to 1 Buckled (5) 14 to 1 Non (t) 14 to 1 Wiodhooa 16 to 1 —1141 Olia (t) 16 to 1 Bidowfd (t) 16 to 1 Amami (t) 30 to 1 Jot* 90 to 1 (t) 15 to 1 Dow Very littio UAW& „, 1 ~ 2 :: 3 ... 1 :-. i ... 4 1 :z ::: 3 ... 1 ::: it ... 3 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ro - 7 — r — Lo,ouo 1.. 'WARR LISTS.-Marlii DAY.) Two o'CLoint. There is a demand to-day for British railway securities, and the general course of prices is favour- .... I able. Metropolitan stock has risen per cent. ; London and North Western, Midland, South um Eastern, and Great Northern A, ; and Great Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to 125 ; Great Western, 62j to 17, 63 ; Midland, 1254 to 1 ; Lancashire and 101 Yorkshire, 1221 to ; South Eastern, 794 to Great Eastern, 484 to N Caledonian, 127 to so 128; Metropolitan, 137 4 to 1 • London and South Western, 96 to 97; Great iirthern, 1284 to 14 . 129jrn d ditto A. 1484 to 149. Trunk of Canada Railway stook is in de mand, and has improved. Great Western of Canada no and Great Luxembourg shares are also inquired for, L while Antwerp and Rotkedarn s how dulness. ". The Indian lines are quiet. ORDINARY SAA AND STOMA DIARIC-L•lii.—(THlB DAY.) St SS The arrivals of liafiish wheat fresh up to-day were apin very moderate, lut mostly is fair ormdilion. The a &ward for all desoriptimas ruled steady, at pelage quite st equal to liceday last. W. were but sooderstely supplied with foreign wheat. 1,1 Good sad Ilse parcels moved off steadily, at full currencies. t e , Low and damp parcels met a dull inquiry, ea former di terms. Timm was rather lees doing in Boating cargoes of grain. Si The late aimed movement is prime was, however, well Si 81 M i te samples of English barley on the stands way Si readily disposed ot at full quotatious. Grinding and die- I tin mote were tolembly firm, but not dearer. Malt was is fell average supply and steady request, at Si Oa enneeciss. Oats ormananded the extreme rates of Monday, with a 2, good consumptive defraud. The sale foe beans was steady on former terms. The supply of Eoglish was Weiss. Peas moved off freely at full prises. The door trade was arm. Ltmeed, rapeseed. sod awry were quite as dear as hat week. All ether seeds were dull. Is cakes a steady busi ness was doing. vusaast PRIM Pm Qr. WNW. a. a. lam; Lost, tad. old 46 to 61 new ST to 44 80. wig', old 68 to es low as to 51 Setae end Lasers rod. old BAWL Mains m se 40 Inatfiling Orbiting Visit NAM. lisars, Norfolk. and Safolk B4 to 45 Ilniabon sad Ware bR to ST Mows Prir Qr. ri OM S. I. 91 Soot& potato It while block MM. _ V ice. New IS le SS Marva - se to 41 I Mak 49 to 42 , Brow 1 2 6 9041 66 to 40 PIM _- •••••• 116 to SS V to 60 39 to U Boilers 100 100 HO 1:1 Tows 44 ma, pro — an is I. Sonootrold ST to SO I II Country Norfolk sad Saltdk I li 'slain IS to 341 . 114 Wink tole — lll es II . POWilo St. Se 110 lieciols. Ord VOILMIIII. Tar Qr. 'Rt. I. S. Floo a I Daub& and Kanto bits 4B to 60 Bodo* t Mottles- Da=t 45 to 66 44 to 46 barks. bard soft Azogiero. red .. „ willo 69 to 66 BARLEY _..— r . r gr ' 111 0•22. I. S. 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TRA9tikii, svmmiNe . , NOVEMBER -itt E 1865. rt N• g IN El N N IN IN OS 102 US 10 1011 1011 106 10 IN N 0 IN ISS • IN 111 1011 1 1M 110 1115 I 105 NT 1011 ISt 115 N NI N N OS Si 101 105 M 111 100 Ut 101 IN Al as 105 loot --_ Nil 1.14 WI nil VONZT Y4112'.- (THIS DLL) Two olOtoos. no stook marketsilo-day are firm, owing to the favourable character of the Bank return. The price of Consols for the account is unaltered, but the price for money has risen per cent., being strengthened by the continued purchases by the government broker. The stocks of several of the chief home railways have advanced per cent., and there is a trifling improve ment in some of the foreign stocks. The chief feature is a renewal of animation in the Confederate Loan, which has risen. There is also an advance in American securities, upon the advice" by the Scotia. The government broker has bought to-day 20,0004 Three per Cents. Reduced for the sinking fund. the import and export movement is eseeerned, the sales and purchases of gold by the Bank during the week were almost,coally balanced, and as the coin and ballMs Were Worrexperieneed an addition of 78,4741., it may bk inferred that there is some, though as yet only a very moderate, reflux of coin from the poeinces. The diminution in the amount of Bank of ffrogland notes actually in circulation it will be noticed is 373,5301. The discount market presents no new feature, the demand for money being still quiet, and the supply good. Nevertheless, the quotations for good bills is maintained at to 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, loans from day to day on English government securities are obtainable at 51 to 6 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68f r. 45c., being sc. better than yesterday. Amongst the changes in the Bank of France return are a decrease of 770,0001. in the bills dis counted, and a decrease d 272,0001. in the coin and bullion. Consols are now quoted 891 to with dlv., for money, and 88 to 1, an div., for the account (December 7). The official business report is as follows :—Thew par Cent. Consols, for money, 894, 1; ditto, for account, 884 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 874, i; New Two-and-a- Half per Conte., 711 ; Bank Stock, 250 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 105, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture% 99 ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 15s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 65., 4s. dis. ; ditto, dune, Bs. dis. Confederate Bonds are in demand to-day and have risen 2 per cent. There is also an improvement of in Mexican Bonds, Turkish Cousolidis, and Bra zilian scrip. Greek Bonds bare declined 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz :—Greek, 181 to 191 ; Turkish Consolid4s, 47} to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14 to ; Confederate, 10 to 11 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to prem. ; and Mexican, 264 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1866, scrip, 24 prem. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 614 ; Egyptian494l ; ditto, 1884, 911 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 021, 914; - for account, 64 ; Mexican, for account, 261Tgirs sian 1822, 884; ditto, 1862, 89, 1, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 38 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904 ; ditto 1858, for account, 75, ; ditto 1862, for account, 751 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 761 : ditto 1865, for account, 434, 4, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 44. American securities are in demand, and better ; 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 631 to 64, ex die. ; Erie Railway shares, 541 to} ; Illinois, 811 to 82 ; and Atlantic and Great Western debentures, 851 to 861. International Financial shares are now quoted 11-16 to 3.16 prem.; General Credit, 21-16 tol3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 21 to 4 prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 34 to 4 rem ; General Ottoman, 24 to 4 prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 71 to 8 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4. The shares of the North London, Highgate, and Alexandra Park Railway Company are nominally quoted to 14 prem. ; Leeds Woollen, 14 to 2 id prem. ; and Real Estate Corporation, 3 to 3 1 prem. it pursuant to the A et Ttb mans on Wedueslap, AMU:IM Oorentatest debt.. L 11.016 3011 , Other securities .. • • aeM.w» Ookt cols sod 11,669,5ti0 Myer j 27,219,38, trairnmer. Governm O ent lees Man mahaDal Dead WalOS"' Other aaltg ewsks 0,74401 0.070.04 Noise Gold tot Ober Cola 7O/.01. AU5.299,6011 W. IIILLLII4 add alibis'. THIIBMIAIT Evbstsa. Dutch breertng - ..... 21 to 26 ~ feeding .... 26 to 24 ARRIVALS Or GRAIN, &a, CARRIAOI, 1111.011 Nov. CueSA sad Scotch' Erik I lota Told LIVERPOOL COTTON A CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT arrow AID nrnourasogis znagurs.) (now nun nem conansretrimerr.) CorroN.— Th• market steady, and the sales are about 12,000 bales, at yesterday's rates. Coen.—The market moderately attended. Slow sales in wbeat. at about Tuesday's rates. Flour dull, and ls. lower. Indian seen mums steads. American, 31s. 6d. Beane arm. Oats and oatmeal steady. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.; (BY Immo =ODOM =scram LIORAPH. ) (TROY cm own coluarostarr.) New wft4oo, sasatzszypiy, makes fanner rates ; &A glow Bark/. qrs aoso . 1;40 4600 ii:iii li IMO II WM I WAN 11 WON I &lomat Jamb Cutler value unaltered. Baiiq. azcapt dank tatlair cheeper. -4 oats study. .14 MINCING-LANE.-4TH IS DAY.) Agoxit.—The market continues extremely dull; DO p u blic. I mire were bald to-day. aad the traimsetiooe by private motmet me too unimpottaut to give qaotations. Mafiosi la also very dull of sae. Corn& —The public saw of Plantation Ceyloc coations to go off with groat spirit at prices in tinfoil! of 'ellen, floe' ordinary and low middling small, 775. Wils. 6d.; middlinr, Bffs. to Bts. 6d. ; good and fins ditto, 85s. to 87s. 6d.; fins, 95u; psaberry, to 86s. COCOA bas sold at former prima. Trinidad, 70s. to 102 s. 6d. Tea.—there °outlaws to be an active demand at firm rates. RlCE.—About 20,000 bags of soft grain sold at 12.. 3d. for Necrosis* aad 13s. and 13a. ilid. for fine and superior new Rangooe. RI:IL—The market is active ; 30 pnooheoss of Jamaica sold at full prkes ; 220 puovbeoes of Demerara at ls. Bd. to ls. 9d.; and 320 puocheoas of Derbies at Is. 7id. proof. PllVlT.—Common qualities a Valencia raisins are rstber easier, but other deecriptions of fruit maintain the previous value. g a yer-2,000 bags are reported sold on former terms. Oorroa.—The improved demand continual ; price! now show as adman of rds per lb. from the late lowest point. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The nearket is firm at the following prime :—Town tallow, 51a. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 504; October to December. 50s. ; December, 50a. &l. ; January to March, 51s. ; March, 525. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LILDINEALL.—Hides : Priam : Who. to Nibs., 3d. to 30.; 641bg. to 721h5., 31d. to 31d.; 72Ibs. to 80034., 31d. to 4d. 80Ibe. to 861b0.,41d.; Nibs' to 961b0., 4d. to 40. ; 9616 g. to 1041hg., 4141. to 41d. ; 1011bg. to I.lZbi., did. to 51d. Horse hides, 9*. to 10e. ; Oaf skink light, 2.. to Oa. ; fun, 64. 6d. BUIIONDUT.--Shespolcial : Polled, I to 105. dd. ;half. bred', 7e. to Be. ; Dom*, sa. 6.1. to Co. BOROLIGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendm sect Smith report that the demand for hops of all descriptions matinees quiet at lets prime. °bolos samples, however, move off somewhat brisker, and ossomand toll mtgs. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Zed Batton. 21s. 641.; Walls Bad Homan, 21.. 6d. ; Walls Ead Tindal, 204. 3d. ; Will. Rod Hatton Lyaaa, SOIL 341.—Ships at issarklat, 61 ; at ask 20. Tae Nsw Strazwr Tweents—The works of the now Barmy 'Theatre are prognoriar. Hamm, boa's@ of day and night workman, aompriaisi stoseennaons, brick- Duca& layers. carpenter% lanoline., &c.. ma motissously ma• i s. 1 r i. I played ea the baildiag, the day artimes. ha. being usu .% 8 „ ma am imeilL was imks I ! Lris relieved et a stated bear kr the night worklook. sad tiw, Am is 9... r amm us a oc il night workmen at sa appoiatad time In th e smondag by the 6,111.116 el Loodon&St.taihadmil day workings. Already Jim baildiag hag ►eaa rooted and Illa.lati gt. IleathamoaNa &Mad, sad the interior parted th e architect's plan are s o WM% ak r calmer* l' tar facer' a• to Wham his drip luwt K 2 2 t o 4 16. I 10 40 10, MI 100, 1 f*. 4 lk I ft I 40 I 0 It ii 11,000 I 100,003 11 101,411 1 10.00) 11 140. A 100, 10 111. 4 . 1 ali, I I.** I* 101/0 40 40 , I 10,000 10,000 1 10 10,000 10.0•0 1.000 *AO .. Tcliat =L s t Gol iks tizi: BeriLablLOatual Claps =2 Del =UN= tielres MU.— 1 6.."1 F.'.117""(umi1 4 • • Unitas . . Lasitagaa ailmlbeill— Ilar 111-Aareas GAL (L bunkleilks cs,Pot (L) Poo blarerlasel ?or% 86. Jain ed ley United Illuicaa via Aidirorts Odd —I ValikormasOoldaleo VISOO4IYer WsibogCosi(Lls.) ) I leid(Ussll“ De. Do. Westlisi !acts fluisamgassa& I 1 somas IG.Lnsaaboarsig.amti Do. Lousozuko lla ust. "" 6.4.aalill=fitboogil six I 6. I %le la U Mk Pm . 2 11 _+ lan — Do. gonad Noe* of Moog f p.s.. Do. astoClustilpset. atm= &Rim. am) Peols.Lpossalisep.et. Do. New ....Sp. et. Peelle I; S. l.(e•111.) Royal Swedish Ip. et. Sew La Grande 7 p.et. I. las.&Lasalls. STp.o.o. SoothltasSof Por Saab [Mikis, I pee el Sosthonale lespoeSp.e. WAN. W.et I p. ili R Mi *T K •T 12 De - N a 01 i ri it ni It ik ii di id N• N 22 111 12 r 11 12 ICISOULII2IIO OII . I 00I17ARIIM. 1 10 'Anglo-VGA Van. 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ISO Do. 10,0001 SS Marine Invedusont(L I I 14,600' 14arillins Lamk&a.(i ) 10000 10 10 MAUL Wen. Tel (L) 10.000 64 bierchont Shipping r ) 16,000 SO MIL waillt.Ld.alruckL. l 50 12 60,000 lUwoll Iron il mks 112.K01 111 NablIarod&Ool. C. (L) M ON 16 mammal UMOoss. (14 20,006. 15 NationalProv.MminsiL 10,000'100 Nation* Maim Nov IL) , O. SO Forbliddatlool &1. , L. 0,000 10 00. New 10,000 16 N.Zsaland L&K.As. L 0.00 M N.Asolosel Is.4Lona.L. 15,000 10 NorthamasomaTeML.l 10.000 10 Do. B 187.1760..11. N.Bric.AostrolosnamL 11 *OOO 60 N.8r11.411er00n.b..11. 13,000 10 Nowgool 144 PM** 40,000 16 tamm. morn* ,Insiara 10.000 20 Mental Cemaseretel(L. 16000 60 Oriental Ilasercud(Lim. soon 5 Deisstol Ose (Matted) , 80,000 I Do. New 00.000 10 OrionilaloodStioin(L) 1 66.000 10 Otos. a etttleudi avast. 12, ID Ottoman Company (I ) 10. 60 throes.. Yinaucial tl ad Km 1 r Monies Oes (t.ltaltetl) i 100.•'00 50 Overand,Ournoy,Co (L 1 17,500 15 esi.ornaa. *Asmara (L ) 0 . 214 5 Do. do. UAW 10 Do. 'cow 01.e001 114. Pselitly.Lond&llln.;LVlO 4 Poalmolar •O. ism* s 10 much do. Ifoor ' I l waro r, L. m.g Iron s g I C If e lw . . ... ... *DJ. idle IL;perW.... . 01 MU ditto ..... . 11 Rio Janeiro Om (15a0.) I' Royal *all Mem .. - I 4 lom. Amtro.luses. ii. I , oosith, Knight, &Co. L ' 11l ,:lcirin......VlGT. l fo' I 4 & African W. & In. IL )1 * Main mistrolim Loa' 4. 1 Do, Mel labanulos Telsoraph 1 o Tel.Coorlroe.4llMnAl I'kmom&Sfsme7lo.ll. l Trlakted IPetretente (i 1 Trad&AgeneyotAtiaL r. & L c.... at C. comas Ca. Morino of Liver IL. DdlodlLTsks.o6.(L.} Dnlmwaliarloolna(L Upper As maTes.(Llso. Ditto 6,3 11107001. N 87,0001. 114 7000 IC 10.000 IN WOO 14 90.000 04 00,000 9 MAO IA WHO a MINK 111 TM 19900 0 10.000 111 WO L 9 11.000 9 000 I 00,010 1 10.000 i 160,010 1 IN, L 1 ?.. 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WILL f fAl t 1 10,0it1 wpouiu, tc;i:i 4 *l 'p~~ i ~~i ii:ipiOl 60 tc . ll llostoraumis(6. so oo oussoosroo.ausssoso , 00 Do. trued of 10 pak 10 Amen Mlatfiall 10 And* itY DU= (Ihn) • Laeo It ILlmitod 10 ILAstleßank.Cor.nowsh lestroloals DeakolDeltil‘olarabla SAO. Sa. !CO" I bank of of 'Doak Donl Ilappl on !Bask of Otago (Illotion) lank of Qoaonstand (1 ) Rank ornetorlo. Austria Bank of Now Zealand Barneers Bank (thultad m all k CallfWatan Delttab N. •1101101 Q. Bk. Whs./UW..OMo curt. Mar. al Indla.tro vity - • • • --- a lCota.l3ank of Csaaaa.. sow dr4( . Rant of tudia. 10 ,Ooosetldated Rink (L ) PO Oontisentel 00 I IMO 01 ON 166 6 6M IN 66►600 1011 10.0 0 . 101 66,000 IN 60.000 SI 87,413 sb AIN 11 i6:000 0 21.000 0 0,1100 61 rise 11 *NO 101 10.000 11 Awe iii IDalhi and Madan Wt LW ' itsl u hanoa(Linti !Nash Joint Steck (L. Ing.licototAtaChartd. English and Swe4latt (L Rnropaan Hank( Waited Kladoms.o6lDolt.Top.(Li uo. issuocia& II Dm Do. Now howls' Rank, Limited yman. en. New Land Mora Bk: India (L) Lon. Bt. ol Il• alouoto. 'Lee. Bonk of 800Uaad.L London and Itindlian 1 - 6 Z GondnnaVepefaes (L) 1!AIL w• 061. I!.~. 1 - I,^ Ice Lag don 41t rae PlatelL is Du. Mew, is.. at Le pm NO Loa. MBank of kaittl. SO 'landau sad Gault,. • • • 110 :Landon Mot 810• k.... 111 91601211011& South African 10 1.0. luau. a a. Western (Lisa. RTons . 'Maronottlo x. 11/Aro. I Prow .GantL. Do. do. WoDoed . 3l4 (WO • • o I oottoost of Ltierpoil.,. C /Lire. ot losioad /0 I Do tad Lod led tam C !Tatha." honk 10 iXow loath Wolin 'Now Zealand (United/ • j North W *scum * Oriental Rank Corpora. Orlent.Com.B.l.latethe C Da do. late N.F. 10 Do. do. lotolt.C. C Provtd.BastolugOotp.lL tO Do. do. i 0 Previa°. at Ireland IS lot do faiala.=Delidge death • 1111 mad. d I. I. Atria .. _Rm. as ..14_1901. Kiwi a F.Tazaiiiiiil i. al Lod= , 66 61 06 • ells 6 1 Cal al e I 6pm nob 1 Ipa Ulf • 16k IS Ito 10 12 !se ts ml ae U WO ILI ksi;teal 411 .6 -- 611 Wen idle .9 79 LIM ow 9 1 I ti le Its et •7 49 231 1A zd 13 •6 60 167 116 Al 43 $n ale 6 tix. —s. l*; MI 2 3pm 11 — :0} 21i 6 4 die 2 lOU 12 19 21 19 21 is 20 v 10 pa • 61o) ii i 26 47 Idls - 1 ern s 4 1 3pm 42} 661. }pm - 14 16 pm - ▪ 4 0.6 , • 244 16} 78 40 61 80 1 743 16 17 I l a WV.. 91 06 fpm 97 89 1 2pm I 4 a 81 Si 7441' 7 4 41 ' I IMs I 7 41 44 OM 4 V" 10 xd 48 lolls 7 Oidis Pr 21i I Id 4 - nu - 84 1 88 . B 4l I {!4 813 54 11 oip id -• • i Ts. Ili U 114 14 'e it Wit 111 LIII :: Ili I !IN Ts es I :- . ii.iial WWI 07 INAILAND.—As Al end N Vie I. 14 Mr Abe • November A, Mi. PIM DTP/ Notes dimmed C..7.219480 M 7,119,380 I SMILING DI =netent Capital V 4 4.553. 00 01 181,737 Public Depodta chidlegWiwi., BST. BSBJEB• COW TCalioia DMA. end Div • Accounts) Other Deposits. 13. , 64.78 6 neves Aspics! ethos ENO Ito,. 9, 1199. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to 88 ex div. for the 7th December, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 88 to I. Yoe money the last price was 89 to 4, with div. The official business report is es follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey, 884, 891; ditto, for amount, 88 ; Three per Cense. Reduced, _874, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 874, ; Bank Stock, 249 ; bbdis Stook, 218 ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 105 ; ditto Four paw Cent., 981. Indian Government Securities were steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered the March being quoted fps. to 2s . din, and t he Jane, hs. to.de. dia. Foreign stocks were generally firm. Thmte were inquiries for Turkish securities, the Loan of 1868 rungper cent ; that of 1886, ; and the Con-. I solid6s, There was also an improvement of per cent. in Greek Bonds. Oa the other band, Russian Old Five per Cents. dec li ned per cent., and Egyptian of 1864 , 4. Mexican and Italian stocks were dull. Few changes occurred in Bonk shares. A alight advance took place in British and Californian, and Union Bank. of Ireland, but a decline in Bank of Australasia, Bank of New Zealand, and English Joint Stock. Little movement took place in the shares of the financial companies. International Financial were dull, and entl Credit firm. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 1 1-18 to 3.18 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 24 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. Impe rial Mercantile Credit; 24 to f prem. ; Credit Fon der and Mobilier, Alto 1 prem., ex div. and new ; sad ditto New, sa to a prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 11 to 4 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 14 dia. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4, being 56. lower ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 04 dig., ex div. ; Ottoman Soei6t4 Winkel% 24 to prom- Lion Brewery, 14 to II prem. ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 2 to 24, The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were firm, closing at 7/ tol pram. There was a further re lapse of about It. in Millwall Laud and Docks shares. Nerbudda Coal and Iron, Rio Iteprove meats, and Universal Marine Insurance shares, have also receded. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: —Leeds Woollen Company, 14 to 2 prem. Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 2t i to 3 prem. ; Real Estate Corporation, 24 to prem. ; Alhambra Coen y , Ito 2 prem. ;Tyne Engineering, 24 to 34 prem. ; and North London and Highgate Railway, 4 to 14 prem. American securities were dull, pending the ar rival of the news by the Scotia, but the decline is the 5-20 Bonds and in Erie and Illinois Central railway sharesdkl note:Axed 4. The 5-20 Bonds closed. at 634 to 1, az div. ; Eris Railway shares, at 534 to ; Illinois Central, at 814 to 4 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 854 to 864 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, at 87 to 88. The Erie Railway Loan has declined to to kprem. There was an improvement in Canada Govern ment Debentures. FOUR o'CLoce. Ed Consols are fractionally lower, at 89 to i for money, and 873 to 88, ex div., for the account. About 26,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, while 10,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for Alexandria. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Monday, the 13th inst., a special settling day in the shares of the South of England Wagon Company (Limited), and Marseilles Extension Railway and Land Company (Limited), which, however, are not to be marked in the official list. The committal have also ordered the following securities to be officially quoted, viz. :—The 20,000 London Regis ter Shares of the National Bank of Australasia, and the Six per Cent. 2001. Sterling Bonds, 1881, of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company. The Lescaehire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,050/. over last year ; the Manchester, She ffi eld, and Lincoln shire, an increase of 2,602. • the North Easter°, an increase of 5,4041. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 1,2711. • the Metropolitan Extension, an increase of 5861. ; and the Kent Coast an increase of 3201. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of the Dagenham (Thames) Dock Company by the let December. II We are requested to state that the share list of the Pennsylvania Lubricating Oil Lauds Company (Limited) will be elated on Monday, the 13th inst., at 4 o'clock for London, and on Tuesday, the 14th, for the country. It is also notified that the share list of the fres wood Main Coal, Cannel, and Oil Company (Li mited), will be closed for London applications on the 13th inst., and for those from the country on the 16th. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sal es : .. . At the toasty-6ra series of hide ales foe the year a FrLORDIE AT TRU HOLY FAIR OF HURDWAR.— fair dammd was expertmeed, although prices in mom few From our positron in the balcony of ties little temple. we /11A11111006 traded in favour of buyers. Eat lodic.—Ox look dove man an eager crowd as the steps below. At O. and Cow : Calcutta were is fair request, chiefly for the foot _,,_,__ _ ____ , platforms. extending sow* home trade , "salts" only s 6 " as a mail extant ; ay riatV1r17.7.7,7.2 a few inchei above its *or- Psis° wan falai / . as ' " es ° is Isms tariass" way into Lik', of thew site a priest. Dario( the rest of when to class paresis a slight cosioessiou wee made. Madras. th e ear it is ths business (in every muse of the worn of IS Bsistisy, aces, said fairly. The asaiaala of the Isla. is these y prints to lot the ma on the months of the bottles of 116,968 Calcutta new ravels, 22,569 beought forwent from h o d Pius, which att ., as powwows. Now they set farms ' asks ' and 15.776 Madam ' Barna"' acs, la all ts y nal o n the purified pilgrims. After each devotee bee 156.313 hides, of whisk 114,600 were sold. Fast fedi& : ,_ _____, ,___,, Baal° sold at rather swim rates. Leather : East Indian I =177 .4 7 . 7 . 7.... atii• op u' io b t e oo t h e t i l a".... 5e one rF of is to t sos b• broeght • sioneklerable advance upon the priessourreat last 1 tudorm.. Th e priest. taking hie left hand , en , the sal.. Australian sold well, sad at higher prices. dated 1 oltow of the palm with water, while be mutters • prayer. Bides : Aertralim met with a fair domed. heavy sonic' sit late ri m s . b ut light wen rat h er ma,. Gls ite m " N. l and they makes a sacral mark as the bother's f"reheed, oh ; betw the eyes with solonsisg matter, which he keeps A est em s cee th dlsawissa „ , mr.,:assoeferpitfilitstallis'oeineweDri iradea ' were -Bes pee ,,,d7 1 for.n.rithusisthipsurof eye, with smell mi. hes . sa es ta d bl is e h. pe tr eis al m l th ye tr u..... tto. co Hone BMW : Booth AOlllll4Bll IMO Dearly ell bought la i rr; ??1,_.,,, of s wow we me how the r•ra Bark : Mem sold at ea advisee, of 10a. to 20a. per toe. I and t s ou o i li 'ar eod 'Z i r e Z s i e for the demised , g.„.„ ! ii i . d's The return of the Bank of England for the week ' L ne e ' old woman hcrisse safertesately got between two ending Wednesday, Nov. 8, compared with that , platforms which l au d close toge ther. fib. jg d m wd a t t . for the previous week, shows the following changes : : two mows dart at a bone. She dragged this way and that Circulation y eses C27,219,3E10 locreamo 0 72 , 5 30 way, and both the priests make dabs at her forehead with Crocaletiou active .....- 21,473,775 DOMAN. SMUG ; the sacred colour, till the poor rrlatore is so hustled that Public deponts ,.., 08,1,861 I sm ". 723.344 she has hardly any breath left in her withered hots. I Other damns 13.148,786 hisses leg.ecje : should have mentioned that ail along the lowest atop of the ()overcast amides ba . reared stairs sit the barbers, who shave the has and feces of 4 dw4 bathers. This to the first set in all ceremonial banking dertrthiet , - ti 0746469 /sem " 506425 ut " the Hied Corn/111M -* f or Other sauribee ia maim; .of perilkstion among OM— l (VJG...I"C or departmut. . . 20,070,914 DOJTeelle 73,664 Norerlbtm Cain and trellis; .i.ri hot 1 SENGULLR Dams or Bumoces.—Earl )(Anvers, depanienta Sevee &ay and other bills 522,121 Demme 13.920 teen fine besets. In this vicinity coos ascribed tho The Rat 3.188.737 lemons 7,045 caws to the fatal ri ll 2 4 er y p i eet, bates a post mean simples- Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coca) Veterinary Collage, it was found death osonreed from in banking department Both the government and private deposits have d,Larr'irrid_ _s_l_toi s rl . .s•o_ ._l•ardia.._••l_llo_s_brouilt_os_ ......•PP.... _Bold dapsfevers increased, and there has been a further slight gain t7„Ki.'"`a"'"'''"nsoir":67,ggr;rdah.•••„;:aa•••az..m„t to the Bank through the falling in of loans or dim- el M r . IL L era lA r lao . e, the *Soil settle laspestor ot this counts. The increase in the reserve is represented districts —Stamford Mowry. by the satisfactory sum of 452,0011., but would The annual interest accruing on the amount of h ave been mac h l arger h a d n ot th e Bank paid off the *Woad debt se it was on the 31st day of July last, is 505,1251. of loans which it obtained on its govern- 152 ._ 658 .„ . ,_ 242 _1e 1 1 re. bit__ o f which_ 1 ,,, _ _ 3 • 575 .7 _ . , 4 donors . , mint securities through the medium of the Stock rj.7,4,„,- twirl the .. 477 , z ,.....gar ;54 Ye rd latereit Ta in Ezeimage daring the recent pressure. So facts' b ecome doe.—,,geenionfsifssr, MINIIB.--(THIS DILE) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is steady to-day, with trans actions to a fair extent. Drakewa ll sham are now quoted to ; East Carillon Bto }, being agai lower; North Treskerby, 3 1 , to I ; South Condurrow, to ; West Chiverton, 80 to 85 ; East Grenville, aff to ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to ; and Wheal Seton, 195 to 200. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without variation. Monte& Anreos, however, show dulness. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra lian Mining Company (Limited) is oonvened for the 24th wet. PROVINCIAL 811AEX MISTS. Lin Won. NOY. 9-81 Ms to-day: Crest Western, 63-7ranes shire and Yorkshire, 1644 Is - London and North Western, lief 4-Manchester, Sheffield. and Llscolnabire, Me 4-Metro politan. 1374-Korth British. Edinbuerth and Dundee, 29- South Eastern. 214-Midland new 181 per mat pratereine, p. -Buffalo and Lake Huron. 5 9-16-Orand Trunk of Canada. In 4 4 4-Great Western of Canada, 174 17 4--Erie, 651-L'lmois Central, 814-IThited States f.-ao Bonds. 144--Omisderate Loan, 94 4-Alliance Bank London and Liverpool (Landed) 14 p - Bank of Liverpool, - Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Ltrotied). 4 5-16 d.-National bank or Liverpool (Limited4 - Albion Marine ;Limited), 2 0 111-141 d.-British and Ili Marina Lquiteds, 2 1.11-16 p-Maritime Insurance PIM „ 7-16 d. Liverpool Exchanae. LS-National Steam (Ltateed), 11-16 & statconmos, BUY. 9.-A good business was dons, and mines were siently.-ikatkoor, Vaughan, and Oa (Limited), 4 4 p .- -Itraa 084-Grout Eastern. 464 4--411 eat Lusembourg, leg- Gress Northern A, 148!-Grand Trak of Chnsda, LS el -Crest Westetnal Canada. 17 4-Great Western. 624 I-Minds, Al Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12844I -London and North Western. 12 4 -MAnchester. ishetlield. and Lincolnshire, 114 4 Metropolitan, Ism -Mexican, 264-Midlands 1 25 6 British, 614-North Eastern (Yorks), 1064-South Eastern. 796 s-Apanish rattiest, th4--6taveler Coal and Iron Colman' (Limited). New, if p-Vatted Mates 4.20 Years' Bonds, Mt c - Umbrian (Oaweetry 1960), 1004-North Western IL 4'---Ran Pau 0, irl-lencaster Warm. s a.--Ovorend. Ourner. 71 P. - . Lancaehire Insurance, 11 16 p. -Gonda New, & ; i t 1 1 1111 . i 1 h ii[ 1 11 , • ! AE II i, , 1 , Il i., I ; VI ' .1 I, i I „I . I 1 I I, 'r ~1 1 1 . 1 ~1 . 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