The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

miseilOD of Captain Goldieutt. The dog was peodueed in and sworn to by Anderson, who maid he had its m etier is has pocket. The dog had a mark on its side tom welding vtt". c a pttio Gold cult declared that it wu a ease of mie liken identity. He produced Mr. Dance, the enpeeintea lorough f hi h s staff. of te Great Northern Railwa in y Peterb , iied The dog was born Jon., and bad been u the posseegioa of Captain Goldieutt from the 11th Sep timber. Ur. Danes brought the mother of the dog from m or bsecugh to this open The dog had a mark by being The The Chairman (Mr. Bodkin) intimated that it was clearly • sae of mistaken identity, after the evidence of the wit- M from Peterboro. Hammond said ugh. Anderson still persisted that the dog To his property, but he felt that he could not carry the ases further. The Bench decided on dismissing the summons. Mr. Sksife (the magistrate's clerk) said be should charge no eosin to Anderson, and • Gotdicutt would have to the vitamins from Peter r - h• summons um accordingly d TIM SMITHFIELD DEAD MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET. The Lord Mayor haa, this morning, appointed Wadoessday next for holding • special con* of Common C o oed for the purpose of considering the following o ption by Mr. H. A. lathes, " That in consequence of the oat loss and nacenvenienoe to which • large number of citizens are subjected by reason of the sou-prove= cf the works for the projected dead meat sad poultry w hat, it is desirable that additional protassisail minims* A m id to provided by the Markets Imiroveneset Com .accos. in ceder to accelerate the progress of the said week• Th e public is aware that • gnat deal of dimetisfaction has been felt for • coaaiderable time, not oi ly by parsons residing in the vicinity of the pew market in Smithfield, but by the public gene r ally, the hog delay that has taken plea in commencing the , por k,, and a deputation of the inhabitants and other pawns interested had an interview with the Home Nal gary, Sir C. Grey, upon the subject, • few days ago, t h e l ight hon. baronet promising to Ulterior* in the matter. %wren to have roused the city authorities to action, wed the object of the motion of Mr. hears is that the ,ark of re-building the market may be commenced im mediately. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT ALDERMAN WATEELOWS WAREHOUSES IN THE CITY. A destructive fire broke out yesterday afternoon the warehouse belonging to Maim. Ald. Waterlow and gore, wholesale stetioners, situate in Colcummetreet, sear the London-wall, and occasioned a great deal of damage. The warehouse was locked up by the foreman of the work on Saturday afternoso,when all appeared secure, and k that oxidation the place remained till about 3 o'clock yes terday afternoon when some passers-by saw smoke issue from one at the windows connected with the upper floors, and 110011 al forwards flames burst forth is great faros, indicating that it must have been raging the whole of the morning. A large camber of the brigade steam fire engines wore brought into active operation very speedily after the gonna alarm had been raised, but many hours elapsed ere the fire was entirely extinguished, indeed some of them were kept playing is the half gutted warehouse early the whole night and this morning to prevent a fresh enthreak. The extent of damage done is thus represented in the radial report of Osptsin Shaw to the di f f erent Insurance caber interested. 3 pan. of the 19th. Called to a fire raging all3O, Coleman street, City, belonging to Mr. Alderman Witerlow and Sons, wholesale stationers. The second and third floor of teak warehouse, need as waste paper stores, ned oat, roof of building destroyed and rest of premises and stock severely damaged; stock in side building slightly damaged. Landlord of buildings Hon. and ROT. F. Bering, insured in the Phomix office ; contents also insured cause 44 fire unkeown. No. 33, 3loorgate-street, Messrs. Gavial and Son, wool teeters. damaged by water, Insured. No. 34, Temperance Building Society, back windows weed floor burnt out, and contents damaged. No. 35, Mr. Walker, tailor, damaged. No. :16, unoc cupied, house damaged; and No. 37, Mr. J. Cowan, oil merchant, damaged. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 18. TRs PROTSSORSHIP OT ANATOMY.—The Rev. W. Clark, M.D., who for 48 years has occupied the chair of this profelsorabip, has announced hie intention of resigning if *e proposal for founding chairs of human physiology and anatomy, mid zoology and comparative anatomy, should yam the Senate. Dr. Bumphry, of Downing; Dr. Dresser, of Carus ; and Mr. C. Leetourgeon, M.A., of Trinity, have announced themeless as candidates for the chair of physio logy, incase the same becomes vacant, and Mr. Williamson, LA., of Magdalen, for that of zoology and comparative anatomy, if established. P EMBR OKE COLLEGE. Irenterday (Friday), the undermost dread gentlemen were elected foundation fellows of the Society :—Josept Ceatisy, M.A., 8.A., 1859, 12th classic ; John Cypria Rust, 8.A., 1863, kith junior optima, and 12th classic. A Florence letter of the 15th, in the SUck, rfs:—" The Kin arrived here from Naples at 4 in the thereon°. The municipal junta had decided on meeting him at the station, ' in order to express, in the name of the city of Florin** its sentiment+, of gratitude for the gener ous consolation which his Majesty had rendered in person to the afflicted population of Naples.' The Florentines responded to the appeal of the municipality, and the King traversed the city in the midst of an immense multitude constantly applauding. Cardinal Andrea, in presenting his hemp to the King, declared that he was anxious to re tina thanks personally for the favours accorded him." A Paris correspondent of the Independence says : "Two members of the Academy of Sciences, MIL Pasteur and &basin', animated by alaudable seal, are now sugsged in dissecting the bodies of cholera victims, in order that they may be able to ascertain the germ of this terrible evil, and thus to aid in discovering a remedy for it. This devotedness, the dangers of which it is easy to comprehend, is the more meritorious that these learned men are fathers of families." A Yankee at Nassau, who had on hand a lot of revolvers, no sooner heard of the revolt in Jamaica, than he tilled with his entire stock for Kingston, where, owing to the panic, he sold them at once at fabulous prices. lie immediately left the island, remarking to a friend as he re =barked for Nassau, that the only persons who would be is danger from his revolvers would be those who used them. REBELS AND MAROONS IN JAMAICA.—A letter from Port A utonio quoted by the Times says We are sow getting more calm and composed ; the rebels are Nok ia; reform of us ; they evidently did not expect that such prompt measures would have been taken to checkmate them. Thirteen more have been executed and over 40 are now in confinement for trial. With the exception of one or two of those executed, they all met death with the air and demeanour of savages; they stepped to the gallows without a tremor, or any outward exhibition of sorrow or regret ; some looked and laughed with the others, and one or two smilingly adjusted the rope them selves. People such as these were but too well adapted for carrying out any deed, however atrocious and diabolical. Prisoners are brought in daily. The way through the mountains, by which they could effect an escape, is well guarded, so that all hope of getting away is cut off. They have been seen running Omit, if possible, to find means of escape. The Maroons, under Colonel Fyfe, left here on Thursday, and are gone to scour the woods. We expect that they will make a • clean sweep' of all that may be found in these regions. As to con. liming about the origin and originator of the rebellion, they have au utter home to do so, and you should me the look the others give to any fellow who begins to make disclosures. They appear under an Afric-Masonic oath." A schooner laden with gunpowder, sod having the rebel Haytian General Lamotte on board, had bean raptured off the Weed. The Rev. J. B. Series, a Baptist minister, was captured at Port Antonio, on (ieber 23. There were about 200 male prisoners and 65 women still to be tried. HOM.EOPATHIC TREATMENT OF THE CATTLE PLAGCE.-Of five cows, the property of Mr. Stowell, that were removed to the Bradford Sanatorium, and treated with a view of the prevention and cure of the disease, four have died, one on Wednesday, and three on Thursday night. Up to Thursday morning three ernes presented Wmptoms that were considered favourable by the veteri nary surgeons, Messrs. Carter sad Williams, but after that time they rapidly sank. The one remaining alive is au almost hopeless case, and was not expected to live through last night. One thing is worthy of record—vix., that the prophylactic remedy of the Homeopathist, "epic hail - b r ee'n fonod of no use, as it was adoli- I entered for three days prior to the apparent outbreak of the disease.—Bradford Rcriew. —KELSO DISTRICT.—Maoy here had been under the impression that this dreadful disease had disappeared from the border district, doing but slight havoc, but it wears sow only to be beginning to spread. In adsition to the thirteen saimabi Chich have died of the dims. at Swinton Groanrigs, in Perwickshire, we understand it has broken out with eon adorable virulence on a farm is Northumberland, tenanted by Sr. Nevins. On Tuesday last, we believe, five animals had died of the disease, and several others were seriously affected. Mr. Nevins bad purchased the lean cattle from a dealer a few weeks previously.—Neircastk Chronicle. USE OF GLYCERINE FOR MOISTENING MODELLING CLAY.—The last number of Cannes record■ some experi "elite on the use of glycerine instead of water for moisten- NI modeUing-clay. Clay first well dried and then rendered Plastic by admixture with glycerine was kept in a hot MOM for two months, at the end of which tame its Plasticity had not in the least diminished. Clay rendered Plastic by glycerine would seem to be capable of being seed over sod over again indefinitely, just like wax, with the d- vantage over wax of always retaining the same oossidericie and degree of plasticity, neither being hardened by cold nor softened by hail—Mechanics' afegaziat. hole matter would then be :ass that would probably of their time wan a charge wed a parson named Latour ogsther to impoverish and &lends. The circumstances I be fresh In the rooolleettou i d a l r e a dy taken plans in this t would only be accessary for old be justified M returning met be satisfied that be wee ieitor in the mattes is +hada greceive a number of Freed), ad to have bees improp er l y but that his object waa to We the desired sad by illegal Lat then referred to one at it. and 000Cbided by dimple , iteallee of their duties. ID THM alSelnroaAw RANI. try idly were &Arad wi r to obtain divan large Boras d fraudulent pretences. :ially rotainoa to proleaste, tz.C .atim, lr. itibtos, sad Yr. elei. hat at a former erasion th e and acquitted on wawa h forging and uttering dives to defraud the Birmiegk em , sere ordered to be detained to piracy to defraud. The sir. alp reported on the measles it may be briefly stated the defendant Tyler sinews of leather deafer in that capacity he bad opaa e l am Banking Company at hb weans year, paying in Ms good bills received in the d that they would be duly wily. All these bills, 19 re sd, and the bank were ere. about 25001. To show th e D ANA, Kelly, in the frau& spondaic* which had Paaead ant Taylor, and which, eb et the Court of Bankruptcy, had inghouse in Birmingham, gm pondescs it appeared that the anufactured by Kelly in Loa. Boss under the names of dif. directory. The case is likely the entire day. E. SESSIONS. DAY.) general makes of the peace were commenced this tomb TI Bodkin, the aseistant-jo ; assistant-judge), and the fel. Parbury, Mr. Loveland, Mr, Studsld, Mr. Wadeson, n Bentley. names of seventy-two penes* and twelve for iniidemeenem II as follows :—Reed and write write well, 6 ; neither read me superior education, none. The , dealing from the person, the police, keeping improper Delmont amanita, and brisk. ith intent to steal. IGLART. gardener, who was convicted of dwelling house of James Ash, r milk jug end a pair of boo ion whom judgment waedeferrei it be made, eel brought up led Blair, said the prisoner was re. to give him an opportunity of with the stolen property. HA tly returned from Australis', sad relations in London. He had or had lodged at a coffee•shop is there for about a fortnight, hoot paying 21. 10s. he had Wog, and 10s. for a doctor's left a portmanteau and a beg n him information where he had portion with Mr. Attenborough, idea, and another with a paws. re.road, the pawnbrokers gime 'covering the property, su no the prisoner. tors in the case were ordered to w, and the sentence was further ICE COURTS. .IS DAY.) tI►EN W ELL. SG I:P EVIDENCt FOR ♦ MOUS COURT. T, a groom, residing at 46, Loud. was charged with being in the John Tooley, York-road, lahng ommitting felony. of Frederick-street, Gray's Inn osecution, and having stated the that the defence that would be set bad gone on to the wharf for the imployer's wife, who was suspected with a person who lodged on the ss so or not he was sore the magi,. soner that he had no right to be that he rendered himself liable to Lent for being there. that Mr. John Tooley was the a Wharf, York-road, St. Pancras, there of the name of Mr. Thanes and 2 o'clock in the morning the back premises on amount make a noise. Finding no one and on going to the water closet ide. Finding he could get no door so that no one could get out mentor who went to the place but could get no answer. The presto ie window and threatened to do ich the prisoner cams out and wee late the prosecutor has lost several d the prisoner as he was formerly ince said that be was not there foe He was there to watch biz em suspected of cominittiog adultery un Chapman, of ISt, Toolerstrest, lighterman, said the prisoner was in irman was the bolas . of an apart question, and his (witoess'al wife wman. On Friday be filed • e Coast against his wife and Darman. formerly been in the employ of into hie service, and as he onumg ifs at Dorman'a place, he employee After the prisoner was given into had reason to believe that his wife tegent'sc mal, from llorman's wharfs of his (witness's) way. (A lsugb.) you acted on the principlebest in ensplol• the poacher made the game. hen the prisoner was in the employ tad to look out for the arrival of his then take her to Dorman's room, so uo prisoner keels all about the matter, person to watch. se was iostrueted to ask for a remands ,ulil trace to the possession of the :les that bed been recently taken from oner nod his witness seemed to think 'better than come for being on enclosed unseemly hour. was a strange cue, and no doubt the ie out in the Divorce Court. The O. discharged. TH tat is. - _ LICE;SED7;I3DRIVER S. young I..se, was charged with acting as a license. of the K division, bad received • coo -1 cab-drivers that the prisoner had bens filile.endlate, and taking fares. Os _ work again, and in the evening is. Ater, Henry 'lsaacs, a Jew. said it was /ion to be at work on his Sabb..itb, and the owner of the cab had c onscientious nip his cab and horse at home. s permitted by the act of parliament to lased driver for twenty•foar hours is city. He could not find a licensed st fora day, and be way a very poor mass oily to maintain, and he had only ass He was liable to a penalty if he with -1 cab from work for one day without he owner of the cab was labouring wader the law. Religious scruples did not form pity" contemplated by the legislator% rid not withdraw his cab from work.twe without notice. The act was passim fc c the public against imposition, ins id if unlicensed driven without badges are charge of cabs, the act wauld be con. kle fined the prisoner 55., w hi c h loos HIGHGATE IDENTITY IN A VALCABLIL DOG. 7oldicutt, of the GOth Rifles, residing n waa t summoned a the instance ee nemployed on the Alexandra awful possession of a valuable terrier doffs appeared for the complainant seared had ado alle wbiab s he lost ow the 2 5 th is hid* boy saw it, Par is 11. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1865. F 5 l 96 118 N 112 01 113 101 106 102 106 102 106 163 106 00 00 181 1V 102 00 2 :di 4 1 1 102 194 I 105 107 1 103 10614. . 106 107 I 10) 102 00 08 100 t u n 90 111 103 106 34 NI 100 101 104 103 106 106 • I WOOL. IP& I CI. ,13.411.. Det6ialtOolia.6p.ot.,lB7ll 100 , .. .. GM Gov. .p.0..1111461 .... Do.6porot.Pob.i.tog .. D 0.6 pirci.lior.l3l .8811 Del par ot.Joa.*7 0106.. Do. 6 per et. In& I.ooo' .. Oapool GHopollp.el.lB 7 l, • • Do. do. 18804900: Do. do. 11809 0 .. .. .. Do. do. 1119041 1 .. . .. Do.6p.c. Ap.dOct. 1900' 6000 . O6plos.ltov.lBlll. 6 p.0t.1 ~000 .. Do. 1878. do. • , .0001.. Msartltoa 6 pot ot. ' 1873 ,900 . .. Do. 1678 .e00'„ Do. 18111 1 , ~0001.. Do. 18 96. $ 6OO .. Natal. Gov.' per ant— .1 0100 .. Mow Brum. Gov. 6 p.oti .. N.S.Wolos Or. 6 p. 0.1866 .. .. I Do. sp. ct. 1871 to 18761 .. Do. 6p. o. 1888 to 18 91 , .000 .. 'Now foam& 6 par ord.; 000... i Do. 6 per cont. , .6001.. ; Novi llootto 6 p. 4., 1876' ,000; .. Posontlond Gov. 6 p. ct.' 1.. 6. Aost.Gov. 6 p. 0., 1878 p.c. .. Vle.Gov.Blsa.b.Jaly Do. do. 6 p.c.dpotletOd' 1N 1•0 1110 10 ION! 10 106 BEITIBIi MINI MUM. Bum - -- • - .4001 60 1 Alga & 1/asterman'ag.. .. 10,000 60 ADMon lt 10.000 100 ,AllisnosLesitLivorpool 11 10,000 100 , Do. Wailed at 20 pm II 100,000 110 'Anglo Allairt&ll 10,000 60 'Anglo Egyptian (7.1 m.) ll Imo° 60 ; Anglo Dalian (Limited) W 11.000 20, LaisticltanicCor.Dawah I 30.000, 68 Auatralasis al 14600, 20 .Bankolltritish‘olambla al 10,000, 26 .Bank of Egypt ..... 8,000 100 Bank of London lO 64000 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) I 10,000 100 Bank of tiweeuelaud (L), 21 00,000 60 Bank elVictoria,Austsial 61 10,000 10 Bank of New Zealand - 11 01,000 5) Bailie l's Bank (limited 11 10.000 20 ,Brasilian*Portugueso(L if 10,000 60 British & Californian (L 1 10,0001 60 MIMI/. Amerlea_.. - a 60,000 20 C. Bk. lndia.Ana. C lllO6 11 10,000 ; 16 ' , Chart. Ilsr.of indiaoko • 10,000 100 City 10,000 100 , Colonial 1 10,000 2 1 4 Com. Bank, of Canada 1 14000 96 Wow. Kant of India, Ac 1 200,000 10 C ona eUdated Back (1 ) 6,000'100 'Oontisionlitl 6,000100' 110. New 10,0001 60 'Delhi and London o,ooo' 50 I ass' London iclinited) 60.000 . 10 Easter. Elehange(Lim) 10,000; 21 'English Joint Steck J ) $0,000: 10 ,Eng.ilool&AusLCkartd. 10,000 English and Sweillsh (L 16,0001 00 ;Samoa= B•rikiLimited 10,000 100 Hinchten.China&Jap.( l .) 14000 . 100 ; Do. Issued at 2pm 10,000 100 I Do. New 10,000 100 Insporisl Bank, Limited 1 114000 20 InapeetelOttootan. . lt 0.050. 25 lowan. al 4000 26 , Do. New i 100,000' 10 Land lidoelBli; India (L) 1 10,000 50 Lon. Bk.ofll salco,&c.(L If 14000' 180 London and Brazilian 1401301 2f Do. New ll 1,000 ITO London & Bayer ?Lanni et 80,000 ti' Do. New. us. at le pm if 50,000 10 Loa. MBank et Anent at 30,000, 60 ndon and Co 71 0001 60 'London London Joint Stook._ 11 11 16,000. 10 London& South African al 4000 1 10. ;Gin. & & Weotern (Lim. II 4000 100 ; Do. do. New . 6,000' 60 London& Venezuela (L ) 11 60,000'100 Len. A Westminster 14000 100 Merchant Hankillin.) 6l 5,000'100 ' Do. New 60000 , 60 IleenusUla A tuhaw L. li 13,000.108 Metro. & Prey. bank (L 21 4166'100 Do. do. 6,000 100 Midland Bask !Um.) 110.00 0 100 National of Liverpool ll 10,000.100 5.710. of England Ai 0,000 20 Do. 2nd and lid Dane 11 40,000 60 . National Bank P $7,600; 10 New Routh Wales 01,060 1 10 New Zealand (U0111stl) 60,000 10 North Weetewn 50,000' 26 Orionis; Bank finreorn. 20.000 20 Orient Com.B.LlateO.o 15,000 20 Do. do. lateN. T. 21,000 20 Du. do. lateT.C. avian 50 Trovitcßanitingtairp.(L I.olo' 50 Do. do. 20,r00 100 Trevino. of Ireland 10,000, (0 Do. do 61,1100 8. 20 iein41200.1., &Delhi (L 20.000' 16 tenth Australia 17,061'100 Rand, of B. I. Aldo& 10,000'10i Do. do. Im. stapes ll 40,000 U Colon of Anetrella - sl 10.009.1110 7zden of inland (Lim; 0 90.000 60 Wen GI Laudon 2 (Cambrian Coo. Gold, L IChiverton Clifford Azad Der. G. Con. (TavlsilL) Drakewalls .. 'East Basset (Illo(n) .. Caradon .. 'haat am Bros Ibut Gn Gulnatalak nvill. e .. 'hist torah .. IL W. Russell (Tavtetk )' Gransbler & ht. Aubya I 4 (hest Inxey (Limited) .. Groat South Tolmis .. Great Wheal Busy .. IG. W. Vor (Holston) .. Grenville , Herod a Foot iillogston Downs .. Yaaeeggaannt !Uoy Letant)' Valley kiwyndy Iron Oro • (New Sotoe .. 'North &PAW .. :N. Wh. Basest (Mogan , .. North Wheal Crotty • I Prosper United • Providence (U. Want) . 'S. Caradon .. South Coodurrow .. S. W. Frances (Mogan,' .. 'Stray Park .. Tin Croft 6 Vigra and Clogau. Lim .. ;Welt Basset (Wagon) ! .. IW. Ceradon (Liskeare)l West Chiverton ' Welt %ton L I Wit. hawk (Illosan) I Wit. Buller (Hadrian) ei.tiaryAnn (en/son.) ad .. I Wheal Solon .. I Ma. MASIFINI (Usk ifs. I sh• I ,0001 2 .- ,000 II 400 II 01100 I OW 10 ,000 10 1,000 I ... 97 105} Pd. I CL Woos I Was. Ll.O 20 9 2.14.6 61 LILO &&6 &9.0 10L17.6 148.04 ,14L19.6 60 0.18.0 I eL 109. 6.10.0 '13.17.0 I 6.10.0 ili7o LILO 7.1.4 10..7 li 1 8.1.0 114.18.111 1 16.16.6 lie 6.17.0 1011110 N XII Alumi cgio n t a, (Limit/L i: . BraziLL&N.Co d .( ( lim ) ' Cape r (Limited) ver(Llialted) Co Copper I Coptapo (Limited)._ Don Pedro, N. Del Rey But Del Key (Limited) Fortuna (lArnited) Prontino&BollviaGold General !Upends (Limited) , Linares Lualtanian (Limited) ' autunite I ILAureoe BraLG.I.I.(L Panulcillo Copper (1 11 1t Plilliip I Bar a b.Gold t i c i ti, PontgibandkilverLee& deotilik W. Por to t. Jo h n del Bey (Lun.), United Mexican (Wm.)! Val Antigorta Gold I VallatimecaGoid(Uni ,1 Vancouver Coal(Lini 1, WaahoeGold(Liielted)' Wcething (United) .. Yorke Peninsula(Live. lia Yeisimututana (Lou.. :000 - ) 2 ,000 2 6000 20 ,000 ~000 B :ail a .a i it a 1. 4 ,416 60 17 20 11 IT 89 CO 440 2i 27e Ste 10 12 18 20 6 7 6 6 12. 14 bl 84 160 200 60 85 24 Is - i -- ti 205 210 12 20 -0-6-- r Oh PM' 4 ' 7ip. 1 Oictis 26 2B I 1i 14061 3 2 pail 21 .. 21 I 501 10 1,174 10 1,000 1,000 01 1 1,000 1,000 1,000 kale 6,000 Ys Psr din per, I 1 1 1 7 . 9 9.1 ri ii ii au au 4 .84 9 1 : 5 ,1 1 119: 1 1 9 4 Pol 1 1 1 I I} 60 7 1 1 illemling Delon. $ &wt.. 91 3 19 191 96 97 96 93 1t I e..t let Pilom 1 ila... 8890 9698 96 102 96 118 96 98 96 98 9411 b 9699 TOO 111 MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY) ' 59,000/., in 5,000 shares of 10/. each. We are re ' quested to state that the share list will be closed on the 27th instant, and allotments made on the Ist December next. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company are inviting tenders for the execution of the works necessary for the Ouse V a lley line, " com mencing by a junction with the main line near the Ouse viaduct, and proceedingthence to Ucktield, and ' from Ucktield to a junction with the Eastbourne branch at Badding), an aggregate length of 19 miles or thereabouts." A general meeting of the Copiapo Extension Railway Company is called for the 30th lust. The half-yearly meeting of the Inns of Court Hotel Company (Limited), as well as an extraor dinary general meeting, will take place on the 30th instant. Creditors of the Metropolitan Ice Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the 17th December, the 9th of January having been ap pointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. Subjoined is a comparison of the present position of the Bank and the price of Consols with the cor responding date of last year : Two o'Clool. The stock markets are rather firmer to-day, the supply of money within the Stock Exchange having become more abundant, and there being a prospect that some amount of gold will be taken to the Bank in the course of the next few days. Consols and some of the speculative foreign securities have risen i per cent., and a few of the home railways to f. The discount market is quieter to-day, but the rate for choke bills is still 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange a large amount of money is seeking em ployment, and there being little demand, the rate for abort loans on Government securities is only 4 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at 68fr. 46c., being 1.16 per cent. lower. Consols are now quoted 691 to 1, with div., for money and 88 to 1, ex div., for the account , (Dec. 7). The official business report is as follows : Same time -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 1,1 At present. last yeraro ditto for account, 88, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, ' Bank min end bullion . . .... 133,677,098 .. 1:13,8.52,3.55 874, 1,1 ; New Three per Cents., 874, 4; New Two Bank reserve 0 4144 41t4 coin) 7,174 . 973 ••• 9,397 . 979 Rate of discount and-a-Half per Cents., 704 ; Bank Stock, 248, 249. Im o , of c m ~,,b Moat of the speculative foreign stooks have' The following weekly summary of the produce risen about 1 per cent. Spanish Pas-' market is from 'f raters' Circular : sive Bonds have advanced 4. Some of the i Neither the serni•panic is the Stock Exchange, nor the present quotations are subjoined, viz :- extr psrt7l,llTblaut:hriabasweeetnets:isahl°l"anyi Zi' e u r e i t; Greek, 174 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to the produce markets, where tramways* have been 281 ; ditto Certificates, 131 to ; Confederate, ; l ads :Lan c. d ha ptioes . w rn ell . maia . t: d ieed the l:t: r • a larm a us rse ta r Bto 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 1 prem. ; Turkish tea has also been well supported. Sugar was Ann during Consolide.s, 464 to 1 ; and Mexican, 25/ to 261. the earlier day., but towards the close ro o t i at i r for t. the Transactions are recorded as follows :-Belgian, ' ior g ali cw t t . ' . 6 rt et o g t ... h at3 the re hr. b„ s 97, ex div. ; Brazilian , 1852, 1858, 1860, 71, ' additional purchases, and once een a steady deemed. show increased strength. 701 ; ditto 1865, 754 ; ditto scrip, 24, f, For spices, likewise, there has prem. ; Dutch Certificates , 94 1 ; Egyptian, se cond issue, 923, 2 ; ditto, 1864, 91, 901, 14 ; Greek for account, 171, 1 ; ditto, Coupons, for ac count, 63 ; Italian, 1861, for account, 641 ; ditto 1866, for account, 78 ; Mexican for ac count, 26, 54 ; ditto 1864, 241 ; Russian, 1822, 883 ; ditto 1830, 883 ; ditto 1862, 891, 3, ex div. Spanish New Deferred, for account, 374, 81 ; ' ditto Passive, for account, 271, 81 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 74 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 744, 1 ; ditto 1865, for account, 423,1. Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares are in demand, and better ; the former are now quoted 544 to 1, and the latter 811 to 3. 5-20 Bonds are steady at 631 to 1, and Atlantic and Great Western Debentures at 81 to 82, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 61 to / prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 21 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 31 to 3 prem., ex all ; ditto New, 31 to 1 prem. ; General Ottoman, 21 to 3 prem. ; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 61 to 7 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 154 to 4. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted 11 to 2 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 11 to 11 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; East and West India Junction Railway, 2 to 3 prem. ; and American Oil Wells Trading, 11 BATORDAT Evwxe. Consols, which closed yesterday at 87} to 88, ex div. for the 7th December, opened and closed to-day at the same price, though at one period an improve ment to 88 to was temporarily quoted. For money the last price was 89} to I, with div. The official business report is as follows : IThree per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ;J, ; ditto, for account, 88 ; Th ree p er Cents. Reduced, 87i, ; New Three per Cents., 87g, ; Bank Stock, 2a o , 248 ; India Five p er Cent. Stock, 1054. Indian government securities were qedet, but steady in price. There was no change in Exchequer Bills, the March being quoted 6s. to 2e. die., and the June 10s. to 58. die. the foreign stock market a number of the speculative securities showed a recovery from the late fall. Spanish Passive rose 1 per cent., the Certificates, as well as Greek Bonds and Coupons, ; Turkish B o nds of 1865, ; and the Coueolides, together with Mexican Bonds and Brazilian scrip, On the other hand, there was a decline of f per cent. iu Turkish Bonds of 1858, Egyptian of 1864, and the Italian State Domain Loan. The shares of the financial companies were firm. The principal demand was for Credit Foncier and 110bilier, which rose about 7s. 6d. International Financial recovered 2e. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows:—lnternational Financial, 4 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. London Financial, 6 4 to / prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 25 to / prem. ; Credit Fonder anti Mobilier, 3 to 4 prem., ex die. and new ; and ditto New, 3/ to 4 prem. National Di sco unt shares were last q uoted 11 to 7 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 14 to 15 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 154 to ; Egyptian Trading, Ito 04 die., ex div. ; Ottoman Soci6td Gdnirale, 2}o f prem. ; and Atlantic Telegrap h 8 per ce Preference, 24 to 4, being better. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. were slightly firmer, closing at 7to prem. The shares of the Canada Company continue to rise. There were also some inquiries for United Kingdom Telegraph, but Bom bay Gas, City O ffi ces, English and Australian Copper, Fore-street Warehouse ' Gellivara, Que brads, and Millwall Land and Docks, have receded. The shares of Hewett and Co. (Limited) were quoted 4 to 14 prem. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follow: Bank of Turkey, 14 to 14 prem. ; Alhambra Company, 4 to 15 prem. ; Ismit Forest, 1 to 15 prem. ; St. Saviour"s Wharf, to 15 prem. . • Tyne Engineering, 25 to 35 prem. ; Real Est ate, 3to 4 prem. • Lees wood Main Coal, &c., par to 1 prem. ; F;ederick Symons and Co., 1 to 2 prem. ; American Oil Wells, 15 to 2 prem. ; and Import and Export Provision, 5 to 1 prem. United States 5-50 Bonds were dull, and left off a fraction lower th an yesterday, but Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares improved * to 4. The 5-20 Bonds closed at 635 to I, ex div. • Erie Railway shares, at 534 to 54 ; Illinois Central, at 81/ to „ ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, at 805 to 815 ex div. ' • and the Erie Railway Loan, at die. to prem.! to 2 prem. The caution shown by holders of money is prompted chiefly by the rise in the value of money on the Continent, with its accompanying adverse action upon the exchanges., the whole of these movements depending largely upon the accelerated flow of silver to the Asiatic cotton fields. The decline in the Paris exchange has attracted the more atten tion because at this moment the rate of discount at the Bank of England is 2 per cent. above that at the Bank of France, and this difference ought, according to the currency theories in fashion here, rather to draw gold from France than admit of its exportation from this side. Until a more definite opinion can be formed of the extent to which these influences are likely to operate, financial engagements will be entered into with great circum spection, in spite of the stimulus to confidence afforded by the gain of the Bank of England, both in bullion and reserve. With regard to the increase in the latter item, however, it is worthy of remark that in proportion as the Bank's till is replenished, the general money market becomes tighter and more difficult. Under the inexorable action of our currency system, as the Bank, so to speak, becomes richer, the general market becomes poorer, and in the inconvenience expe rienced in this way during the last two or three days we have additional proof 'of the inadequacy of the currency of the kingdom 'to the absolute wants of its trade. At the moment, one of the most hopeful features bearing upon the money market is the prospect that, owing to the extraordinary amount of the recent arrivals of gold, a portion will find their way into the Bank of England. Unless this occurs, the arrival of even a million of gold actually brings, instead of relief, ' increased pressure to the money market, Lombard ' street and the Bank of England being at once called upon to furnish the means necessary for moving the gold from this country to foreign markets. It is only by the actual deposit of gold in the Bank of England vaults that new notes can be created, and the volume of the currency raised to the point necessary for the due transaction of our business. At the same time, there can be little doubt ,that, were the absolute limit fixed to the circulation of the country by the act of 25 years ago to be removed, the existing amount of cur rency would be found sufficient.. It is the terror of the Bank's limited reserve that weighs upon our trade, and excites the wonder of foreigners. The numbers are published of 434 bonds, amount to 92,7001. , of the Turkish S ere e ra Cent. 8,000,0001. Loan of 1862, which eTere drawn on the 16th inst., and are to be paid off at par on the Ist January. Including 342,0001. in gold announced on Satur day by the steamer London, from Melbourne, awl the 227.0001. in silver recently brought by the West India packet, the total amount of specie and bul lion now awaiting disposal represents the extra ordinary sum of 1,296,0001. As the exporters of gold to the Continent will probably be unable to make arrangements on a sudden for the payment and despatch of these enormous supplies, there is now a prospect that some portion will be gent into the Bank of England next week. The steamer Tanjore will take to-day 9,2001. in gold for Alexandria, and 40,2501. in silver for' AN Luse Sociare.—Twenty-three liberal Irish Bombay. It is worthy of notice , as in dicatin g the effect of r o e f P n r"" ert i t' no t n i lh ee f h or oon e agr.fme:destouponmetthemparch 1 4h iatn i e r etery " the ro UV; the pause in speculation during the dull season which, after inquiry and eompedsos, may seem to their of the year, that only one new company is at this united iudsmeate, bet calculate! to romote Cho common moment applying to the Stock Exchange Committee ~, liberal representation of Ireland. for the appointment of a special settling day Reach to Limebouee Reach there is a considerable curve in in its Reach xe t u lLW the DOCKS AT MI Lw ALL—From Blackwell shares. A few months ago a dozen applications the course of the river name& Within the limits having, were occasionally before the committee at one and the same time, but the arrears of ,business of this their ham, and the tortuous contour of the river's bask for so to speak, the straight line of the Blackwell Itailwsy for sort seem now to have been cleared off. the rest of their somewhat elliptical outline, is contained The prospectus of the South of England OysterthetDogs. Hers it is proposed to eenetruct new ou Isleri ••• docks on the basks of the Themes The Company (Limited) is issued. It it mentioned that :works am undertakes by the Ilillwall Freehold Lead end " this company is formed for the purpose of breed- Docks Company, sod lave already made some progress. ing and fattening oysters, on the new and improved , A RIALTHY Durrawr.—During the last three system established in France under the auspices of months y_ . eine deaths have oecarred Is the united the French government, and fur carrying on other Wisilel of Milford, ilOgdies sea Eaton (near Lumberton. fisheries." Operations are to be conducted upon st then is n....____nofna sera nti_onol 4,000 Pncomm ad o , r , a n . n well "partially enclosed area of mud land of about 900 ' a ` ie r ri 7 i r:LlTi es T e 8 '7 1 1 11 .7 the a t acres in Langston harbour, on the western coast of k no wn, would siwedily become • resort for invalid , i— llayling Island, Hants." The capital proposed is &battery 'buena. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• IiARK-LANE.—(THIS DIY.) Iscreased supplies of Eaglish wheat were on sale here to-day, but the condition of the samples was vary middling. The few drysamples on offer were disposed of at prices equal to Monday lairt. Warier wheats were very dull, and Is. to 2a. per quarter lower. Them was a fair average quantity of foreign wheat an the stands. All descriptions met a heavy sale. at a fall in vales of Is. per quarter. The show of English barley was but moderate--of foreign tolerably good. Malting parcels sold at last week's cur rency. Grinding and distilling sorts were very dull at barely late rates. Malt was Is good supply, and heavy request on rather lower terms. Oats, the supply of which was good, were in fair request, at late currencies. The oonditiou of the supply was by no LIMOS The few - beans on offer found buyers at fully late rates. Peas were quite ea dear se last week, with a moderate inquiry. The tninisetions in flour were only to a moderate extent. MOOS, however, were supported. The arrivals of grain sad seed-laden vessels off trout have been oa a limited sash. The trade for wheat ha, been nay quiet, sad holders of shortly expected cargoes could only fled buyers by submitting to a reduction of 2a. to 3a. per qr. from the recent highest point. The transactions in arrived descrip. 94 tions hive been confined to ree cargo of &admires, which bee :Wised 475. per 4801 b. Chute, on pea- 60 seg., 435. ; ditto, daily expected, 44a. 63. ; ditto, is November, December, or January shipments. 43.. 6d. per 4991ba. The onset being cleared of arriv cargate of main, the attention of the operators ‘"" ed has, in conaequeses, been directed to cargoes on passage, or for distant shipment ;in which a fair amount of business as. has been dose at 6d. to per quarter more money. Bt. Wallechisa, on pomp, 30s. to 30s. 3 d. ; ditto to et. be shipped in December, Janauy, or February, 31e. ; Ibrail, *a manage. 30a. 3d. to As. 6d. ; ditto, October J: oe November shipmeat, 30a. 9d. ; ditto, November or an. December, 30s. 9d. ; ditto, January, 30a. 6d. ; ditto, 62, March or April, 30s. 9d. Mixed American, on pangs, St. 30s. 6d. per 480th.. The demand for barley has 34 been by no means active, nevertheless, prices have !S; ruled firm. Nicolaidi, w paws" 945. 3d. ; Black Bet, 4: shipping, 245. 3d. per 4001ba. In rye next to nothing has 62. been Passing. BOOS, on perigee has sold at 29a. 9.1. per 62. 4801bs. la beans isles have pro gressed slowly, but at fully est. late rates. Barbary, :Hs. to 38s. per 4801bs. No 34 . tram:motion, have been reported in millet seed. Dams- . 3 1. • hen, 21.. to 21.. 6d. per 480Ibe. Liaised has been in r i ` . steady request, but the high rates demanded by importers have checked salsa. However, the prices realised show as. an advance of la. per qquarter upon the late st. improved currencies. Dfeoreobanm4 arrived, Ses. 64.; ditto on passage, 61s. 9d. to 625. ; Azoff, on passage, wO 1 2 625. 6d. ; Berdianiki, shipped, 64a. 9d. per 424th.. East ladies, on passage, 63e. to 651. ; Mirsapore, 68s. per . 00 4101bs. Bombay, to warehouse, 68s. to 70e. ; Calcutta, St. 66e. to 67a. ; Black Sea and Azoff, 63a. to 64e. ; St. Peters* s burg, 62e. par 4241ba. The following are the quantities of SS. East Indian linseed estimated afloat for this country Is st. compared with the oorresponding periodB6s in 1864 : 1864. St .u. 1. Qte. to Calcutta to Leash,* Calcutta to Liverpool t Calcutta to Hu11.... 3 5 .527 .. 44,855 at Bombay to London eg Bombay to Liverpool St. Total 193,009 .. 321,820 to Linseed cakes have changed hands steadily et enhanced 1;," rate ; Losdos.made, 101. 15.. to 101. 15s. ; New York . in barrels, 101. 7s. 6d. to 10/. 15a.; ditto in hags, 104 to 101.5 e at.t. Western, 91. 15.. per ton. Cottonseed cakes have st. mold at 41. Ifis to 5/. per ton. An advance of 6d. St. to Is. has taken place in the value of rape. seed, but only one sale has been reported, via., Fast Indian, It on pemage,.6os. per 5 boo. The following are the quantities r t... of East Inds& rapeseed estimated afloat for this musky : to 1865. 1864. st. .- QM. QM Windt' to London 74.139 .. 36,124 91. Liverpml 2,735 . 3,381 Bombay to Loudon 13,237 .. 10,806 Liverpool 91 •—.—.- .----- Total 91,274 53,565 Cotton seed has moved off freely, at a further improve ment of 2s. 6d. per ton. Egyptian, on pamage, ditto abipping 71. 15a. to 81. se. ; ditto December or January shipment, 81. 21. 6d.; ditto January or February, 81. to 81. sa. per ton. Clover, canary, and tame were steady in prim. ARRIVAL OF SEF.D . S.—English : Linseed., 70 ! rapeseed, 125; and sundry, 382 qrs. Foreign : Tare., 5,308 ; linseed, 3,888 ; and sundry. 3,000 qrs. ExPowrs.—Linseed, 775 ; oilseed. ding ; mustard seed, 56 qrs. ; and flour, 80 cwts. UUBEENT PRICES. =mum Per Qr. Wan. a s. Bases. Cent. red. old 44 to 51 new 56 to 46; . I.to.widto, old SS to 59 new 41 to 611 Nano& and f/seoln red, old — BanißT Matting Distilling Grinding 27 to 30 Mira. use., Nartolk„ and Suffolk 56 to 65 Kingston and Wars 43 IA to 67 14 Brown KM OASS ••• Scotch potato hish. whits „ block _ l9 to 24 " ---- SIAM Muslim 39 to 42 Tick 4O to 42 Barrow Pigeon 45 to DO PIA& Grey Maple Wltlte Boilers .. SC to SS V to dO .. 39 us a - nova, Town made: per 33 43 to 46 lionsabold S7 to 39 17 Country Norfmead Suffolk 32 to 34 as Xew OATS. 20 io za Mill* vo lved is to 30 tool roMON. Par Qr. S. I. WEIB7. Dant& aed Locher berg 67 to 59 Rostock I Meeklet 44 to 56 43 to 44 gaildaD, hard soft Aratican, red .. ••• 45 to 49 white 49 to 86 BABISr Grinding 24 to 16 Distilling Italting 0439. Dutch brewing feeding AItRIWAI.B 07 GRAIN. 440., IWATEg CAILBLAGZ, 79.01 INCLUSIVE. 0678. s. a Owlish sad aliments 1.1 to 16 Moats& BUMS. ______ Mullet 143 to 42 1641PM= 4O to 42 PUS. 'Maple 18°11"1 l9 to 42 IBDIAB Coal. Mine lll to 20 1 Yellow FLOM heath, per sack t to to 10 jiparkiah, 303 i Anaerlean ;sr IffL 'Camas& .. —23 to 90 NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND ,It NOV. 11 TO 1100. 12, .. ;20046 Wheat. Barley. ---- Walt. ,Osta. rams Pau .. Ira ore. , gra Ipm qrs. cm. English ... 6966 447/ , 20209 2615, 1130 971: Scotch .... .... 1158 I .... 1 507, .... .. 1 Foreign .. 1405 asn I .... 1250095 1 70 570 --,----' —I --1---• T0ta1.... 20661 12561 I 20225, 30690, 1200 11641 YIOUr 2153) MINCING-LANE. —(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market has been inactive since Friday. Rebind : Previous pries are s upported, bat the demand is only limited thereat. Cum.—The market is firm but quiet ; numerous public sales will be held during the week. Tar.—Publics sales of China teu will commerce to morrow ; privately the demand continues good at firm prices. lircr AND SALTPSTRIL —No sales reported. SPICES.—About 60 matelot first pile sold at 110 L, with mouldy at 100 e. Oorron.—Tbe demand hee again beta active at a further advance of id. per lb. for arrival. JUTE. is doing, at firm prices. The public vales advertised for to-morrow consist of 400 oaks . 5,000 bap ot sugar ; 400 casks, 1,600 bags coffee ; about 18,000 package of tea 900 bags of saltpetre ; and sundry parcels of damaged rice and drysaltery goods. TALLOW. MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market if firm ; prime are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 525., mot cosh • Pete.■burg Y.C. on the 'pot, Ws.; December.l49c., 6 l to 495. fid. ; January to March 51e. ; March. 521. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW . Stock on Laud this day ..csaki Deliver, last week ..... 1 Ditto from Ist Jane Arrival last week Ditto from Lt Jane pricey.C. on spot this day. Ditto Town last triday 57,135 2 171 sin 9.703 I 56,246 I d. 4. 16 0 0 47 9 0 70.496 1.178 32,795 4.446 6,5,444 I. J. 43 0 43 9 1864. 1, 1866. 61,636 45,734 2,917 2.'51 40,444 54,3! , 0 5,455 2,427 67,4431 08,005 s. d. d., B. d. d. 41 6 9 60 0 0 439 0 543 0 Army., ~,r the week ending ssst November last year, 1,159 casks, and delivery, 2,652 cults. The arrival last week com prised 720 casks Petersburg; 1,6:11 Wens; 76 Australia; total, 2,427 casks. METROPOLITANIS CADAY.TTLE MARKET. (TH) We have a much larger supply of beasts than on Moodily last, sod the weather is unfavourable. Trade is slow sod prices lower, especially for inferior qualities. There ere s few more sheep, and the defused is smeller ; still choice descriptions are not much lower. Calves are more plentiful sad are selling at lower rasp.. From Germany gad Holland there are 3,320 beasts, 13,770 sheep, 504 salves, end 250 pigs ; Scotland, 180 besets ; 1 Ireland, 420; and 2,280 from the northern and midland ° lee n * atone i4f abs. s. d. 4. d. Pee stow 046166. •d• s. 4. Bad Bogie. Herel64. 6 5 4 8•46D6m6H1-144614 0 O 0 Bost Sheet-hem Second qua b• 4444 2 S 0 Do. do. e.R .., 0 0 0 Oshoe no 3 5 0 Do. de. arra .... 0 0 0 Bold Doi& mar -beeds 6 6 6 Lento Beads at market, 661 ; sheep and lambs, 94,183 calms, 520 OR 630. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoow. The railway market is firm to-day, and an advance, ranging from i t to i per cent, has taken place in Metropolitan, Great Western, London and North Western, Mid land, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Northern stocks. Caledonian has re ceded I. Lon on and North Western stock is now quoted 1241 to 125/ ; Great Western, 61/ to g ; Midland, 1241 to 125/ ; Lancashire an d Yorkshire, 122/ to / ; Smith Eastern, 79 to I ; Great Eastern, 46* to 1 ; Caledonian, 126 to 127 ; Metropolitan, 135 to ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 126} to 127* ; ditto A, 147/ to I. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have ":0.1 improved, and Dutch Rhenish are firm. On the 164, 1 other hand, Lombardo-Venetiau have declined. •-• Indian lines are quiet. ORDINARY BRUM AND STOCKS. Sales Sh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. I C tr orc t r i l ; . " I t o 1 So-day pm, OM? IBr!".°1 .ea 11444 i— —1 140 Cambrian W Omit and Bandon all Cornwall 100 Dublin and Ballast Juno all DruadeaPerealdbL. lo all lag London Scrip Cert. 10 Do. end 11. Western 17eeal 30 1:00 .0 3°w ,hissaTea Do. I lL y smara wommodk ana o rir. seosnw °"l :No 4 2 . 100 Do.a. f reo. so ay. an. 100 IDo.BI NI lip. a. Magda B 100 Do. New. lee. at 26 pm 40 Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock , 100 1.14. booth& Weal,. ilma ) 100 Grad Western 100 Do.Stonr VaLanmll4ll 100 lam South Walla MO Do. W. Uld.—Oxford 100 Do. Do. Newpmi 100 Do. Do. ilemdord 100 Lancaahire•Yorkahlre 100 London and Dimaawsil 1 101 Intalan. l4a. & "D°: 100 Do. Met. Erten. Allp.e 100 landoialliorth Wean 100 LoadoaddouthWastans 100 bisas.,Kka.,iunooiaib toe listragenias 7 Do. Now 4 Do. Extension all Iletet poUtan 10 Do. do. do. 100 Midland 114 Do. Be altars' 100 Ito Bina. • Derby. , all Mid Imai 100 , North BMA ..... 100 I Do. 11.11n.,Peeilt,Dned. 100 N. Ludern—Bararlak 11.00 Da. G. N. L Taro -100 Da. Ueda.. 100 Da. York •••• —• ell Da. ItoeL &Darling. a. do. 186648 10 Dl. do. 1130041.... 150 North louden a I DC do. 11014 100 I North Staffordshire— . lall N. • B. Western Juno 100 , Iloottlah Central 100 'Soottlah N.L Ab.r,stk INO Scottish Midland 11001 eiptrirp,:ol.!°loo 100 South Beaters , all,otabare, ••oklaahol.de 'lOO Tag Vale 111 Do. 0 400 Vale of Neath • 2 ' Waterloo & Whitehall 1100 (West Cornwall 109 111 68 67 a 8 -•- 128 128 142 148 128 130 j 6. Ipy $ RIILMLTB. 91 V 2 6ij 6 el es 61 41 36 69 106 106 1211 1221 88 90 10$ 104 66 621 60 It 1211 195 eo 97 60 61 114 191 I 31 616 1 1 pi 102 104 1 - PEI 1444 US " ig Pon 9t 99 eToi el 18 90 110 111 001 06 , 6 103 104 150.% NO( 100,1 ISM MO WI 121.1 .- ' l ll ... 2 . 1 .... - 12.1 1,4 T. z I ii = I a• 1 - 00.. all SL 100 20a • on to ati too no Pm Gr. 4.11, _ - 1 4.9 2 6 4 lei 04 101 0- 122 124 14 2 P. 4 73e 114 76 4 11 348 162 88 70 112 114 40 82 65 67 781 724 8 10 147 161 40e1 102 104 Per Qr. .. ,1 127 1 I 12LI 10 Ili POIIBISBIOIIS. _ _ la, 122 } es lon 4 V2ii I 61 11641 i 124;5 Ca& keg 4,001 1,121 611 6,191 1101 : dna - a vivo. I Wes. es CO 104 10011 jai t 61 01 10 11 Atlantic& Pt. Lawson, DocaLßtr. &O. la.g.lp.c. Do. I dbaria 'Buffalo & Lake Huron Do. Traumas ' Buff.. Brantottiottartala o er cent 1074-8-4 it. 100 pi/ &S. liaatara6p.o. g. SL 100 Cap* T. & Dock6p. a. 0. 100 all Dacasrtn,Tp.o.por.prat st. 100 Kart. Boup.l go. Ido SL ;LW Inaba go. 11 do W all , Do. J Pataoaloa iL 100 Grand hunk of woad& IVoall 100 , all Da. Ist pref. Boo& ' alll Do. do. deferred 104 all Do. tad prat. }bads., too all j Do. do. Wand 100 611 1 Do td prat !Dock 100 , all Do. do. delanod NO all Do. 41.11 prat. Stock .. 100 all Do. do. deferred St. 100 Great Indian naula 14 Do2o 6 Toul par coot. 4 I Do. New do st. •MI ,GL B. al India g.s p. at it. 100 Do 4i per oeaL SL i 11 Do 20a all Oa Warta= ol atUtia 201 18 Do. New . ... • 100 all D0.0p.0.84a par.lll7ll 100 • all D 0.66 do. Go. 1877.8 10 Indian ISrauca. Loalud St. 1100 Madras gum. 0 p. osoL St. 100 1 tin. do. at do St. 1001 Do. te do.- 20 8 I Do. fifth litaarloa 01. 100 Malt,. Corp. 0 par c. 134 60 all Mob. and Hobaon'allay St. 100 24.11.olCattelacatt St. 400 goo. per coat. St. 100 Do. Dahl do • I Do. do. d 0....... St. 100 Do. Tualsob d 0...... SG 1100 Do. ladva 116.110 L do. 76 00 iro 100 70 76 101 100 102 103 106 150 27 zs 104, ES 6 0 06 ea 68 61 67 6 0 60 62 46 60 40 6 4 31i 62i 30 91 144 146 I *pp 101 1 102 104? I 17 i 1 - 9 j 17 It 314U 1 93 OS 88 83 001 s 1016 104 93 96 88 90 40 I 6 82 84 101 102 101 102 101 102 N. I fla.) NINES.--iTHIS DAY.) Two o'CLogw. In the mining market to-day there is a good demand for North Treskerby, East Carn Erea, Tresavean, Prince of Wales, South Coudurrow, Caldbeck Fells, and West Caradon shares. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Clifford Amalgamated, 241 to 1 ; East Cain Brea, 61 to 1 ; Tresavean, 5 to 6 ; Prinoe of Wales, 6a. to 78. ; North Treskerby, 3;1 to ; West Caradon, 12 to 1 sou t h Coudurrow, 2 to 1 a n dhiverton, Norh Roekear, 16 to 18 ; Caldbeck Fells, to prem. St. John del Rey shares are in request, and have been dealt iu at 501 and 51i. On the other hand, Cobre are dull. The annual meeting of the Alten and Quaenan gen Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the 29th inst. The annual meeting of the Pontgibaud Silver- Lead Mining and Smelting Company is convened for the 15th December, at Paris. A petition for the winding up of the East Tre4- kerb) , Mining Company is to be beard before the Vice-Warden of the Stannaries on the 2nd De cember. There was no sale of capper ore os the 16th lest. At Redruth, on the 50th lost., 3.378 tows will be offered for sale, air. :—South Caradoe, 520—Clifford Amalgamated, 495—Norsh Treskerby, 440—Pburnix Mines, 430 —Wbeal Rose, :485—Poway Consols, 275—Great Wlseal Busy, 250 — West C.rarlon, 174 —C.:mamma., —North Downs, 74 Bampfylds, 58 West Clifford, 48—Treffry's Regales, 44 Wbeal Polharmon. 32—Pedo-an.drea, 21—Wheal Mei, 10 —Buckingham's Ore, 14 —Tredionick's On, 12—Danial's Or., S—and East Treskerby, 5 tons. TT LIVERPOOL COON— MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr iIiCTIIIO AND 11111711111ATIONAL TrLt011111.) (mom ova ova coansroaDsztr.) The market ratber quiet. Sales probably 6,000 or 6,000 bales. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS Mean. Pattesdes and Smith report so material alters tioo in the market during the lent fortnight. stocks of di descriptions continuing to move off slowly at firm rates. 1882. 11887. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Na I Ih. I --- • -- • 1,085,4181 81. CA and Wed ladle . 131 133 11.00 0 10 ClesoraltiostaaiD.ol I 1,578,110..31. L0n.100ct5t.63,513 Ka 80 ea rowel st. at/mamba IWO 807.070. St. tBtrrey Commercial .100 IPd I Minims. I 8•34'• lil - is Sti; ~ 7 ; - 6 9 din - 9 5 09 0 WS 16 6 5 90 1 29 . 41 i Ism Ili I s sus ts 1 s 1 di. 6 I IS 20 td D/11 49 It 70 al 1 22 29 all 30 $2 10 139 162 9 1 IMs 16 5 4 41. 16 66 66 50 56 64PM 10 144 .ar LO 1411 par 78 2 1 41A ill 48 50 al 24 241 all 48 60 60 119 113 16 41 48 all •-•.! 77 30 31 ts qprisi 10 i 7.5 I 33 26 6 6 ton *die t* WIN - D 2 3 pm_ 12 0 102 212 8 4Ms 6, 2 22u. 6 18 20 6 18 20 5 78 20 9 pm - 62 10 6 pm 152 11 25 27 6 1813 pm l 6 ~d1. L I : 12 7 - 2 4 6411 15 17 pm our 3 4 pO. 14 2 24 95 79 PO 794 60 61 50 i 162 171 I/ 82 111 • 12 0 7 ,46 2us spro 88 100 61 6 1 2 pal sr 1 pm 6 sau it 4 16 : 2 t di. 18 7 9w - - 41 44 1 pis} ul n ; I 4re ad 403 40 49 7I Ws par h Oidis 4 2 1 dis 74 $ tithe 10 If 2}dls II all I 34 I - 4 3 Ms r 66 66 .- Ili Wills 7 sdi a 6 55 64 I 4i 3111. 18 63 66 '' pa la. gloom I ea" Pd 1 of pnoss. 70101011 OBLIGATII R&ILIVAVI. • __• 40 all G.Linetaboargbp.eent 20 411 I Do. 100 ell Havana and Ilatanzaa 100 all Lausanne and Fribonrg 100 ,ell , Malan:am andtiabanilLsl 100 iall Do. Second lame.. .1 20 all North of IrratlCO p.a.' 00 I all Do. (lateChari.Sittet. 100 'all Ottoman (Smyrna, etc.) 40 'all Paris,Lyoudllubp.ct. 20 all , Do. New ....3 p. 100 , all ,Reelfe 11.(Pern4 • • 4 'all 'Royal Swedish 6p. et. 100 'all Sava La Grande 7 P•0t• 00 I all B. Ane.&Lotn•Ven.3p.e. 100 all &nth Mato( Port.7p.e. 20 ,all Sonthersof Frautie3p.e. I 20 all Booth Italian, S per et. 20 tall W.etbi.W.ot Yea.t p.c. 111 ll} 91 In t St 811 i 02 • • N N 11/ In 11 17,1 DEBENTURE STOMP!. 9t. Eat p.e.Alsz.&Sep. 100 o.Ntho.,46.e.Jan.&Jall 100 p. cL. Jam & July.... 100 St. I LannetYk.4p.e..lan , t. ll 7 100 BL Lon,BrlAlL4p.e.Jan&Jly 100 Bt. I L&N.W.4p.c.lato.&.lnly 100 St. Do. be p.c.Jan.&July+loo BP i LAS.W.,/p.e.JaELFAluly L lOO flt. ; Lldland,66.e.Jan.&July 100 BL N. &IPA. K. P. &D. 8., I I 6 p. et., Feb. & Aug... 100 11,6,111 IL N.leien.,6p.e..lan&July 100 .. I Bt. I ficoLN.L.66.e.Ap.&thet. 100 Na 18!. I "CIS se. 40E2816 St. 610.000, St. 118.000 %MOO 1018213 BMW 160,760 4T,IOILi. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhsuisityiezpsicll,iii f. South Austrian and Lombardo-Vanatian, 15i. MISCELLANEOUS SHARES. Atlantic Telegraph, gnu. 8 per rent. (Limited), 24, 4. Australian Agricultural, 21, 4. Ceylon Company (Limited), A Shares (U. paid), 24. China Steam Ship and Labatt, Coal (Limited), 34. Commercial Union (Insurance), 74, 4. Credit Fancier and hlobilier of Ecg. (Lim.), 81. 1, 1. Egyptian Commercial and Trading (Limited), 3. English and Australian Copper, 11. General Credit nod Finance of London (Limited), 64. International Land Credit (Limited), 61. Joint Stock Discount (Limited), 34. London Financial Association (Limited), 211. Natal Lind and Colonization Company (Limited), 34. National Discount Company (Limited), 161. North British Australasian (Limited), 49. North British and Mercantile Insurance, 191, 1. Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited), 224, 14, 24, 2. Peninsular and Oriental Steam (all paid), 744. Thames ant Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), 84, 4. Trinidad Petroleum (Limited), 41. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 41. Van Diemen'. Land, 11. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Liwino's, Nov. 441011 'O4SY : London and North West ern, 1264 1 —Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincoln, 601—Me tropolitan. 135 44 5 1 —North Eastern Berwick capital stock, 1101 —Youth F..astern, 791 1 —Buffalo and Lake Huron. 6 346 I—tinuld Trunk of Canada. 271 I—Great Western of Canada, 161—Alllance Rank of London and Liverpool (Limited). 61 P. — Mere intile and Eastern Bank tlAmited:, 44 ct —Albion Marine .Llmited), 15-16 1 c d.—Mercantile Marine (Limited), 746 d.—Union Marine (Limited;. 1146 D. — Atlantic Telegraph S..i2ht per Cent.. 2l—British and Irish M. Telegraph A, BI National Steam (Limited), 1 1.1-16 1 9-16 7-16 1 6-16► d. BIIOINGEIAM, Nov. 18.—The transactions reported here to lay included Shropshire Union Railway, at 62 and 624 ; Birming ham town and District Bank, at 15; : Birmingham Flnanclul,at 14 prem .. Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas, at 96; and Muntz's Metal, at dis. ; . North Staffordshire offered at 74 ; Llo)d'A Bank, . 94 prem Wolverhampton Gasost 194 Birming ham Alliance Lite, at par. ; and Birmingham Water Works, at 60 334 per share. slanctizernit, Nov. 18-A good business was done, prices generally cloeing higher. Alliance Bank Limited), 61 p.-Con aolinated Bank (Limited), 64 p.--Great Eastern. 461-Great Northern A, 1474-Grand Trunk of Canada, 274 1 1 1-Great Western of Canada. 161-Illinoh, 811-Lancashire and York shire, 1211 -New ditto, 1865 preference, 1-16 p•-London and North Western, 1241 1-11anehester and County Bank (Limited), 44 1 p.-Ilancbester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 601 11 1- Ditto 5 per cent. preference. 9 16-16-Metropollian. 1341 5 -South Eastern, 751 1 9-District Bank, 18.1 p.-Dublin arid DroOeda, 83-WhitehAven and Furness, 315, Drew'. Nov. 18-Three per Cent. CODOh. P7i -New Three per Cent. Stock. 67-Ditto for New Account, 7th Dec.,8711-Bank of Ireland (100 L paid'', 2274 1-Hibernian (251. paid), 374- National Bank 'SOL pain), 784-Ditto Certlficatea,Quarter Shares ;71. 10a. paid-. 194-National Bank of Liverpool 'Limited) (101. paid!, 144—Ditto for account, 184 -Royal Bank 101. paid). 331 -Cork and Bandon 501. paid, 134-Dublin and Belfast Junction XL paid). 364 1 -Groat Southern and Western (1001. W 41,114 4. An AFFECTING SCENE.—The seven men charged I with the murder of a gamekeeper at Silverwood, _Dear Rotherham, have been removed from Rotbesbam to Wake field, to await trial. While the prisooers were swatting on the platform at Mootiorough the snivel of the Lards I train, a most affecting scene occurred. Several of their ; friends were there to see them off, and among them was little girl about 13 years of age, the doughboy of 1 the priemier Sykes As soon as she saw her father she bunt into tears and clung to him tersacieuely. He endeavoured in vain to consoliber, said eventually he was • overcome himself, and his atm; frame shook with grist jlkatolde, who was Dearest to him, also gave way, and the tears chased each other down his cheek is rapid soooossioa. The other prleosets, in bidding farewell to their friends, were also much affected. When the train cares tip it was with difficulty that the girl Sykes coal& be separated from her father, sad there were few present who Vitae eed the scene unmoved. 10148161 1 10,0001 2 iiiiii 8. I Pd.] I