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

err. Tyrwhitt—Has the prosecutor mimed money before ? CISI4I- 1 have. The prisoner, who put no questions to the witnemee, said, am, being oantriosed-1 have admitted taking the money, what moos an I say 1 He was committed for triel. SOUTHWARK. CAUTION TO ILILWAT CAININ. narks Giddings, a young man employed IdCATOLNI by the Laden, Chatham, and Dover Railway Oompany at the gi g snfrisrs goods station, was brought before Mr. Wool. s ieb. charged with being drunk In the performance of his We at the statism, and rolUglag to leave when requested. mu Church attended from the solicitor's °Moe of the Jai to prosecute. el James Paley. gate-keeper at the Bladdriare gooda elation, aid that the prisoner was one of the emnpeny's carmen, s ad about 11.0 cloak on the previous eosin he Wilt out wi th load to delivu at the Great Western Railway. gentians& about 4 o'clock in the aft/ nom with his van Ta ngly loaded, and em soon 44 he catered the station c ud he perceived that be wee under the influence of poor and as sour ea be descended from his box he stag gored and fell. The superintendent seeing his stake directed Lim to remove him from the wmisse, bat he refused to go, end created such a disturbesoe - that a was compelled to remove him bodi ly and he was t r ad i z zto ous g tt. Inspector Ty re b , at thei station. mid that he new the primmer shortly after his Mora with his van. His duty wee to have gone with another load to the South Western Railway, hut be was too drunk to per. farm the work, sad he was compelled to pat another mace in his place. He directed last whams to umlaut him from the mstios,and mho refused to go he gave him into custody. Mr. Woolrych asked how beg he had bees in their service : Witness replied about three months. They had eighty mile employed in the same capacity as the prisoner, at the Blackfriars goods station , and it was secemary th at some panishmeot be awarded as a caution to others. In answer to the charge the prisoner said that he was sorry for what had occurred. The fact wan, some one gave him sompone gin, and as he had not partaken of food, it took an eff ect u Mr. Woolry him. oh severely immured his menteet, and fined him 154., or tea days' bard labour. ORNAT WESTBAN RAILWAY OP CANADA. (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of shareholders in the Greet Western Railway of Canada was held this day, at the Loudon Tavern, Bishopegatemitusi, under the Pete des/Ay of Mr. Alderenea The report has already appeared. The (..1111/.2/, in moving the adoption of the report pia it afforded him considerable pleasure to meet the pro prietary that day, because at length there wan • ray of sun shine through the clouds, which had so long enveloped the undertaking. It was the opinion of the board that the tannin which perseverance and manly forbearance merited was about to accrue to the shareholders. He then referred to sward items in the mounts, remarking that they had been prepared upon s uniform plan, so that the proprietors were able themselves to compare them very readily. The revenue account showed • demeans of 2,6721. 13e. 7d., which was attributable to • demean in the fruit and live Mock, as com pared with the previous half year. But that decrease in the fruit and live stock arose from circumstances quite Woad the control of the directors The war which had been raging in America had operated against them, sod iodeneodently of that, in the spring storm arose, the freshets came on, and so great wee the rash that the New York Cestasl Railway was under water tar • dlitance of 40 miles. He than referred to the rates of exchange ruling, and said that the lose on the conversion of American funds during the halt-year amounted to 14.9374 The purchases of gold had been at an armee rate of 1.'43}. An additional low. amounting to 4,6701, had been incurred by the conversion of 77,504 dollars American tirade since the 3lst of July, and a further amount of 164,664 dole., also in American funds, was at that date des to the company. The total km of the company from this source bad amounted sines June, 1862, to the sum of 370,6211. They had throughout earned a dividend of fully 6 per cent., but that money had not found its way into the pockets of the shareholders, but had beau lost by the difference io the rate of exchange. A gratifying feature to remark upon was that postal arrangements had been entered into, obtaining for four years, which would prove advantageous to the company. Four years ago by an order in council the allowance per mile wan settled at 70 dols., but some negotiations had been pang on which had re sulted in the government allowing 100 dole. per mile up to August, 1865, and a further negotiation had resulted in en arrangement being entered into by which ler the ensuing tone years the government were to allow 124 dole. per mile for the postal carriage. An arrangement hal also been entered into with the thenMtreal Telegraph Compasy, by which they were to have free um of that company's wires which were laid along their lined railway. Epos the whole, be thought their future prospects ware of se encouraging nature. Hr. Home briefly seconded the motion. Hr. J. HEILLPATH asked whether tbe directors ant=e g d any mischief from the abrogation of the tre a ty su batmen the two countries. He also suggested that is future the dividends should be paid free of income tax. Mr. FIDES, in • speech of some length, advocated the adoption of a one-purse system between that sad the Grand Trunk Company. He deprecated the expenditure of 140,0301 for laying down a third line. awnrraan explained that the third line would not seeesearily involve any further expenditure for oars. There were so practical difficulties in the way of drawing narrow gorge ears with broad image engines. The Cam:arum in reply to questions put by shareholders said that with regard to the logs on the conversion of American currency, they must take payment for their through traffic in the current coin and they must lake the paper. The only way to get American traffic was to take American paper. If they declined to do that their only alternative was to drop the traffic. He was second to none in wishing for peace and harmony, but at the same time the motion of the adoption of a one-pure system between that and the Grand Trunk Compact was one which had occupied the attention of the 'directors ; but it was, be submitted, one which most he left in the hands of the board. He thought no prac tical advantage would accrue from damming that matter before • meeting of proprietors. With reference to the interest of the Detroit and Milwaukie, the govern meat of the line was in their own halide, and therefore they bed the best gnarantee possible. They had every maim to believe that the reciprocity treaty would be re sewed. The report was adopted, and, in accordance with the reigestron thrown out by Mr. FIZIEUPATII. the dividend of 2 par cent, declared payable, free of income tax. The 01111(11LN then moved a formal resolution, adopting as argument—fully discussed at the last meeting—between that and the Erie and Niagara Companies. The heads of the agreement Flavin been read over. the resolution adopting it was put and carried nem. eon. Mr. HZBAPATH proposed the re-election of the retiring directors. Mr. T. C. Mrs= seconded the motion. Mr. Fuss proposed Mr. John Harris, of Darlington. u • &rector. Mr. Baarrirwarre seconded the motion. Mr. HARMS bristly addressed the meeting. The CtIaIRILIN said that the election must be by ballot end mutineers. Mr. Elswriuncx suggested that as, in his opinion, Mr. Haab had no chance, and that as taking a ballot would involve • great deal of trouble without any mutt, Mr. Harris should withdraw. After a slight discussion the name of Mr. Harris was withdraw, and the retiring directors were unanimously re elected. The usual formal business brought the meeting to &cloak The first anniversary of the West Herta Agricnl turd Association was held at Watford yesterday. The fad of Fuer was in the chair, and many of the local magnates were present. Amoeg others was the Earl of Clarendon, who at considerable length explained and justified the coarse of the government upon the cattle Plague. Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton spoke also on the same sapient, and good humouredly ridiculed thou veterinary surgeons whore only remedy for the plague was instant and ladiachnioate slaughter. There are now 714 colonial postal money order offices in connexion with this country ; 364 of them are in British North America, 298 in Australasia, 46 in the Cape of Good Hope, and 10 in the West Indies, Canada has 330, Victoria 90, New South Weiss 73, South Australia 48, and New Zealand 37. A debate has taken place in the New Brunswick Legislature on the subject of • proposed bounty for the killing of the bears by which the remoter districts of the colony ere infested. This year, in consequence of the paucity of berries and other wild fruits on which these raimals principally subsist, they have ventured down into the settled country in greater numbers than were ever before and, driven by banger, have made sad havoc in the , beep folds and poultry yards of the colonists. After a lon end animated discussion, in which many curious facts with mud to these animals were elicited, it war agreed that the province should pay a bounty of 3 dole. per head for every bear killed, on production of the snout cc jaw, the said snout or jaw to show the molar teeth, and the Person claiming the bounty to swear that he himself had killed it. Since this law came into operation in May last the bounty has been claimed and paid in nearly 500 cases. The Grand Orient, says the Paris correspondent tithe Indtpendante Betge, has easivesel a meeting of its Pflacitel dignitaries, and it has been resolved: that an gamer should be immediately given to the odious charges brought against freemasonry by the Pope. It is also said that If. Viencet, one of the chiefs of the Scotch Rite, propose, notwithstanding kis advanced age of 85, to take DP the glove thrown down by the litNnas infor ms:eh rim into id never lost his reneged • aid He beak lee ticket. ismer to of that formic reed with tdiag thw Altroda at, sod it tin Pli- isonmeat 11, Little deuced to liog out 6 to-day foc itbout the monkey to tad :admir a l le , labafray'a q)eal holden for defendant Mr. Cie iile) Great rhitt with ter. m y home. essegaeooe 4 I &eked on it he hid s captive gold, come ere he got I thee se' it was sot arched the forwards orre ag sheet 81. )eep in 1 0,, r the, and re" had take* irst Rl. was the ftooriag ifaining 181. ny bedroom. money, and unooey from ors the bowl Imo bemuse pboood the ad serWoted under der the Wes', earl me 'born to the received the Ile from Mr. Mthe id in them waiter ue c ontetaint int, but that TIM EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING;' OCTOBER 11, 1865. Mo. 1 demi& 4 1 .80,900 1 .. ......... 1 ::: • °T...tr,.;:m...- , Do.llprili.llBr.D 111. 6 1111 . 1 . 111 DD.& per al.Jia.asl WIN .. Do. 1 prat cit Inis. IWO . Oayssi Q stun .... . .. Do. EVDIIO./030 90fi 96 97 Oa 96 fla 9! LATEST SPORMGISTZLIAGM. OE VIT Zaolll3o TENOTILAPIL ) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWAIM STAKES. Doke • 3 no. TROY STAMM • Lord Liao ... Mr. Pitt - 6 rya. WILTON BTAIEFS. Crown Primo boat Rapid Blase a. BEDFORD STARES. Magidin Ziorrni 5 na. HANDICAP STAKES. . 2 La Methaat• 16 res. MATCH. Dandle bent Young Melbourne. MATCH. Contract beat Stafford. MAIDEN PLATE. Rector 1 W. Pitt 2 Gibade Lady S 10 ran. SWEEPSTAKE& 5 ran. HANDICAP. Aeties Hopis. 13 no.— OATLANDS PLATE. General Hess, Pat 12b ; Raglan, Set lZb ; Prime Maui lie, Net 121 b ; Sae to /embus; 9d 71b; Lady Mown, 7st 81b ; M. Lord Douglas, ?GUM) ; Busraglio. 7st 71b ; Soledio, let 71b ; Quaker, 7st 71b Egookapeares let 151 b ; Poppy, 7st 21b ; Roam, Set 121 b; Nu. Set 91b. AU are here. COMMERCIAL AND iIARKETS. It. ,I. ILLRH-LANI.-(THIS DAY.) t Fresh up to ear market, to-day, the erriveL of wheat 100 from Frees and Kent were very moderate: nevertheless, 100 the demand for both red end white samples was inactive, It et about the rates current on Monday. Large supplies of s & foreign wheat were on offer, the trade for which wee very rs quiet. In priors, however, no change took place. de. Floating cargoes of grain were in moderate request, on at former terms. N. The market was fairly 'applied with foreign barley, but M s. the show of home-grown produce was small. Good and St fine parcels met a steady sale, at fall prices. In inferior ag, qualities very little wee doing. 36 The treamotioas in melt were to a moderate extent,'and prices ruled firm. 15 In nay, Bales iles progressed slowly, at the recent decline:n aSco value. The show of samples wee large. es. Beane changed hands to a limited extent, but White 10 rates' It Pees commanded very little attention, yet the currencies et remained unaltered. A limited Madame wee puling iu dour on former terms. r t Linseed moved off freely at full prices. All other seeds Igo were a dull sale. The demand for cakes improved. CUILILANT PUCCI!. iltetl33l. Per Or. Fes. e. Imes, Kent red. old to 49 mew 114 to 43 „ Do. white, old 49 to M new 30 10 66 Norfolk and Linooka red. new UMW Matting Distillieg Grinding l6 to M MAI& Om, Norfolk. sad Suffolk 56 to 68 ILingstoa and Were 56 to 64 Brown _ r- 0:18. SS Otte. I. S. 10 /leach. food &midi It= " lt to 18 10 to 11 _, „bleat 114492. tfamput 93 to 40 I l II not 32 to 42 Harrow rigerw 43 to 46 . nu, __ . __ .; _ Grey, www 33 to 36 LI LLIVL 9 96 93 19 WNW 3B W ID 11 nova. II Tows tow* yr 330 IC __ lbs. N e w OATI. Ooectry ao to as irk. feed l9 to U Norfolk sad Suffolk. 01 Uto 18 wieldy 3O to 31 !I Ifokmlll. Per Qr. R 6. I sra WUKAT. Ni qt. ; OM. a. a. 11 Danish and Swedish 18 to 21 il Raman ll to 24 1 1 8248 . II Daalah St to 28 t ARO= M lo ST s Daatdo and tout to bora 46 68 Rostock & ilooklos- Do= 43 to 50 40 to 42 Imam. bard loft Ami;tean, ~ white 84au.87 S 4 to ST Ir a = Sd to Sd DIDIAN 061.11. white — so a n Yellow --.. Ortadkog %) to 14 pi.. 1111,1, 6 Malting One. .... ._ Dates brewia77... 18 to 22 .... 17 to 20 ARRIVALS OW szkni CARRIAGN, TIU M OCT. French, re Ma 7.. 31 to 34 Spanish. . $4 11 American. ir . er .. 41. to SO Madan. .. 24 to SO m INTO LONDON. BY WATER le I TO OCT. 10 I.24CLOSIVL • - - i wLat Berta. Pall Ws. norm qra ors. qrS. qrs. bets. rake Inaba ind Scotch' 966 304 920 810 760 Irish foreign 11990 WOO 16940 1100 120 1- - Total ~,.....I 19320 3060 919 18760 1890 970 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (now on owe oosamerornan) (sr numbs MID nernsunor.u. nuunurn.) The market rather steady to-day, sad the 'aka are pro bably about 8,000 bales. MINOING-LAITY..—'THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The market continues quiet, without change la prices, the sales being chiefly confined to moderate parcels of British West India. Refined dull ofd COFFIE.—Copp parcels of East commend full rates, but pale eons are rather maim ; plantation Coylon, common, 72c. 6d. to 765.; middling, 79e. to 83..; pea•berry, 84a. to 86s. Tau.—Business has ben done in new Kaisows at full rates. Ruit.-20 puncheons of brown Leewaras sold at Is. 24. Pspeza.-3,603 begs of black Winton dispondof. Sin gsong. at 33-16 f. to 30. ; treng, 3Ad. Rim —2,500 bags of Rangoon sold at 10s. 9d. SALTPETRE has been sold at firmer prices. Bengal, for cash, at 245. for refraction 3. ilDloo.—The public sales of Ent India are going off with good spirit. Engels at 2e. to 3d. advance for qualities carrying from 6s. to Be. ; ordinary sorts and fine at last sales, prices. Oudes at 2d. to 3d. advance fnr good quality, and at par for ordinary. Krirpahs of Europa* manufacture bold with much spirit at 4d. to 13(1. advance.. Native kinds at par ; dry loaf Madras, ordinary, at par to 3d. advance ; good, at 4t. to 6d. advance. Curran.—The market is rather unsettled, but holders generally refuse to sell at lower rent. HILIIP.—The market remains firm. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm ; annexed are the present quota tions :—Town tallow, 475. 6d., net euh ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. ; October, 475. :id. to 475. &I. ; Dwain bar, 48s. td., " buyers r January to Much, 49e.; Marsh, 49e. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Patteadim and Smith report a ste►dy trade doing for all daaoriptioaa of new hops at fully late prices. Ooloory samples still continuo icier, at rather improved rates. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, 225. 6d. ; Walls Bad East Hartle pool. 221. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 223.6 d. ; Walls Ka Tanatal, 20s. 6d.; Walls End Batton Lyme, 20e. 631.; Buddies Hartley, 21s. 6d.; Beholds Hartley, 21a. 6d.-10 ships at market. 45 at sea. SERIOUS FIRE IN SPITALEIELDR.--Shortly before 6 o'clock this morning (Wednesday), • fire of • most dime trues character took place in the extensive range of premiere belonging to MOWN. Frees Brothers, outfitter. No. 3, Spicer-Week, Spitalfields. Os ita discovery information use at once seat off to the Royal Society's oonduotors and also to the fire stations for assistance. In the course of • few minutes several engines bad arrived, the who). o f th e warehouse was, however, encircled in • general body of flame, end bad penetrated the roof, and the tiro rose so high Into the air as to illuminate the district. The reflection upon Truman and Banbury's brewery, end the parish church wen such as can be scarcely described, and many peewee at • distance imagined that both the brewery and parish church were in Games. A good supply of the Rut London Com pany's water having been procured, the engines were at ones called into operation, and in a very short time after wards all danger of any further serious mischief was over. The fire in Meuse. Frees Brothers' could not be entirely ex tinguished until the warehouses, the 'tabling, and the workshops were totally destroyed. The total km is very oonsiderable,but fortunately the "offerers were insuredin the Atlas Five Office. The origin of the misfortune is unknown. A stray body of pollee, seder Mr. Inspector °shovels, wee in attendance, and rendered great assistance to the firemen. FREE Lzcruus.—The Free Library and Museum committee of the Liverpool Corporation announce their in tention be orpaise • series of lectures by first-clam lecturers on subjects connected with science sod art, to which the public will be admitted free of chugs. The lectures will be paid for order the provisions of the new act of parliament I obtained by the committee. MONEY MARKET,--(THI8 DAY). Twe o'Orocu. The stock markets to-day are firmer, a hopeful view being still taken of the future course of the money market. There will be no activity until tomorrow's weekly court at tbellank has passed over, and the Bank return been published, but, meanwhile, the funds have rieenl per cent. ,and a fractional im provement is observable in some other securities, including certain of the foreign stooks and home railways. In the latter department Metropolitan stock continues to show chief buoyancy. In the discount market there is a large amount of money seeking employment, and few bills offering. An increased number of transactions are, therefore, reported at 7 per cent. Short loans on English go- vernment securities are in demand in the Stock Exchange, and the rate is firmer, at 61 to 7 per cent., in consequence of a large sum recently advanced on stock, being repaid to the Bank. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 85c., being 50. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 88/ to I for money, and 891 to 1 for the account (Nov. 8). The official business report hiss follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88/, I ; ditto for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 4, 87 ; Bank Stock, 245, 247 ; India Stock, 216 4 1 ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106 ; ditto Bonds, 235. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 54 dia. ; ditto June, Ili. dis. Foreign stocks retain a favourable tendency. Brazilian scrip is firm at 31 to 31 prem. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates have risen per cent., and Mexican 4. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. : -Greek, 20 to ; Turkish Consolid4e, 481 to 3 ; Spanish Passive, 29 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to f ; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican, 253 to f. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 93 ; ditto, 1863, 881, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 951, ex div. ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 95 ; ditto 1864, 901, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 91, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 80, t ; Italian, 1865, 761, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 251 ; New Granada, 141; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 74 ; Por tuguese, 1856, dic., for account, 46/ ; Russian, 1850, 881 ; ditto 1869, 531 ; ditto 1862, 901 ; ditto 1864, 91, ex div. ; Sardinian, for account, 74 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 391 ; ditto, Passive, for account, 294, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 144, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 911, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 71/ ; ditto, 1862, for account, 741 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741, 4 ; ditto, 1865, 431, 41. American securities are in demand, and better. 5.90 Bonds are now quoted 683 to 11 ; Erie Rail way shares, 684 to / ; and Illinois, 83 to 1. International Financial shares are now quoted 13-16 to 5-18 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 24 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncise and Mobllier of England, 4g to f prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 6to prem. ; and Hud son's Bay, 151 to f. The shares of the Merchants Company are quoted Ito prem. ; London and Australian Agency, to prem. ; Transatlantic Steam, par to 1 prem.; Gale's Protected Gunpowder, 11 to 2 prem.; and Allan's Transatlantic Telegraph, 11 to 21 prem. Fon' o'CLoos. Consols are quoted 881 to 4 for money, and 894 for the account, being slightly flatter in the latter instance compared with the quotation current at 2 o'clock. About 68,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. In view of the favourable tendency of the bullion movement and of the exchanges, the hope is becomiog more general that the Bank of England will not deem it necessary to make any further advance in its rate of discount. Business in the Stock Exchange, however, is kept within a narrow compass, the majority of the speculators being disposed to wait for the appearance of the next Bank return, which will probably throw fresh light upon the monetary situation. The remittances of silver to Bombay by the steamer which will leave Southampton to-morrow are expected to be moderate, the high value of money having checked the demand for that quarter. A parcel of fine bar silver was sold yesterday for India at ss. *Liner ounce, being a reduction of 4d. from the price lately current. The market for Mexican dollars is fiat, at 4e. 111 d. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally higher-i.e., more in favour of this country-particularly as regards paper on Paris, Italy, and Hamburg, and more bills were offered than on Friday. The list of quotations is sub- ii 106 106 m tee 106 106 105 107 .4 94 94_ joined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to f • ditto, 3 days. ILI9 to ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12 .2 to f ; Antwerp, 3 months. 25.621 to 67f ; Handing; ma. harm 3 monde, 13.10 f to ; Para, short, 25.ffi to 35 ; 3 months, 95.57 g to G7l ; Frankfort-on.tho-Mains, 3 mouths, 1211 to ; Petersham per rouble. 3 months. 29 f to ; Vienna elf. do., 3 moaths. ILWI to 27g ; Trieste ditto, 3 months, IL =I to 27(• Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 1 •; Cad's. 3 mosths, 47f to 8 ; Lowborn, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Oases, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Milan. 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Nudes, 3 months, 25.75 to 80; Palermo, 3 months, 235.75 to 80 ; Moans, 3 months, 5'5.75 to 80; Limbo*, 90 days, 514 to # ; Oporto, 90 days, 51g to 1. The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5081. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 2,4871. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have announced the payment of the half-year's in terest due on the Equipment Mortgage Bonds, on and after Monday neat, the 16th instant. A meeting of the Ottoman Financial Association took place yesterday, when the directors' was adopted. The chairman intimated that re tEet is a prospect of an amalgamation with another un dertaking. At a meeting yesterday of the Hop and Malt Ex change and Warehouse Company the special reso lution passed on the 19th ult. was confirmed. A meeting of the British Honduras Company (Limited) was held yesterday, when a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum was declared, and the reserve increased to 7,3931. It is notified that the transfer books of the Anglo- Egyptian Navigation Company will be closed until the 16th instant, preparatory to payment of an in terim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the half-year ended the 30th ult. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Inearsnee.—Atlas, 124; Commercial take. 8 ; In demnity Itaxise, 126 r Liverpool and London and Globe Piz per Cent. Anniuties), 124 } ; London and Provincial Marius, 3 ; Ocean Marine, 23f,; Bun Fire, 202 ; Thames 1 sad Mersey Marine (Limited), Bf, I, ; Cairene' Marine (limited), 5, 4. Gaslight and Cope.—Bahla Tan per Cent. Preference (Limited), 51; Catenated Union (Limited), 104 • Great Central, 161, ; Imperial, 82, 14. 1, es dlv.; imperial Continental 93f 21 • Loes, 76, ex div. ; Western, 164, Tun Carus Businsx.— Daring the past week • 4, ex die. the diem e same the mule in the parish of Me ff erd has Dook ,—s mey o omma d a k us . 4 , carried off the remainder of the Mute belonging to ci mik ...._/• 0 4., London 2D. Mr. Joseph Byford, whom lose is 43 head , 12 o f which Wsterworks.—Bella, 111, 1, ; Grand Junction, 80, 8L were slaughtered. Mr. Jlllll.ll Beaumont's besets, which were pastured in Seaters/1 Hell Part , are aho The quarterly sales of indigo coom menced vaster cleared off, with the exosption of one, which has day. They consisted of 10,551 chests, including reco vered from the disease, and is likely to live. This, 5,003 cheats of old goods, bought in at, or avid the th• remaining one in Mefferd Hall Part. are the d rawn f rom , f ormer sales, an d 870 chests in only two beasts in the pariah which have survived the die- ' second hands. The following report is from the ems. Mr. Besumest's lose 1.25 died sad six slaughtered. The disease has deo carded off a cow from the stock of Mr. circul a r Meats. H. W. JowesberrY and C°e: W. Mann, of the Lalge Fern. The dise Ise is committing There a fair sad the codas appeared to terrible havoc at Ball. near Reepham, amongst • herd of be plentifel. Thistle steadily ; the first stark ass thirty valuable. beaks belonging to Mr. T. Ireland , of witteksiss, MA Melding' miter that sods contssessad, amid Ceieter, fume:. up to Wednesday eight have dbksiz continued with fair spirit to the doss of the day's ode. TM Mae bees alimegMersd, and sixteen remain, two of abases pidd en Beard and llsrpah (ordinary sad uncle an not likely to recover.—Gary Poe t. likable ports excepted) vie U. to 4d. per lb. ; the better SHARD Ller&-4TRIB DALI Two (Mum& The railway market continues firm. Metropo litan stook is still in chief demand, and has expe rienced a fresh rise of 1 per cent. Great Northern A has also improved 4, and London and North Western, Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 123 i ; Great Western, 64 to ; Midland, 1241 to 125 ; Lancashire and rkshire, 1204 to ; South Eastern, 80 to 4; Great Eastern, to ; Caledonian, L 164 to W; Metropolitan, 1384 to 4 ; London and South is Western, 95 to 98 ; Great Northern, 130 to 131; ditto A, 148 to 149. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have ..• improved, and Great Luxembourg are inquired for. ut! Some of the Indian lime also show a favourable ser tendency. ORDINARY ARAMS AND 111'00111. IL I rd. I sere wen. 14:Thttlitesa I Balm Rai 1 to t P! I Mitd !ad lailTeiss-----H il 86 120 128 86 97 12 16 I 0 AU Oat and Baudau.... AU Omura an Do.• J Mao da. wstll6 a Do.Blik. a. espata to S. 100 Dulls sad Bio Joao In Dastia.PaUkekbaJa AU lasi London Baip Owl 10 Do. _ 11i OR 1 11 17 i NO MO M. : ISO Glasgow arallwasson 100 Greer Holm Ord. N. 100Do.&Ydl&~.,Nk.,Naf atili idled SOOIWICI 100 CiersdAsediwo 100 Do.A j pa so as. on Do.ll 1 re 0 p. a. la pad r 100 (41. Routh & Woe. aro; 17* DNA Wiliam 100 DolAroiVoLOsolit 100 Do. loath Wars HO Do. W. 1114.--4elital 100 Do. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. H 100 Lanorahlr• dl Yorkshire 100 Loodoo and Diaokvall 100 Loa..IVWD. Leapt 1.10 Loodce.MUMo, ll Hor 100 Do. 01 et.Ezton.A6 pm. 100 landosa Korai Werra. 100 Londoodsou4bWrogore liao..BlseLor Linooloab 100 11•Dopolltas 7 Do. Hew 4 Do. Extrados OH llotro.DDAPro. kelp 0. 10 Da do. do. 103 likliastl. 31 Do. L 9 Mures 100 Ile Am *Deft all 1111 tag • 100 tfinittlielMii " . 100 Ds. 6110..1100.D05it. too N. - /12 - I ii.l - 47lt 10,1 41.1 - 1491 ilO .131 I 4 .1 - 10. Ls. sa. 40. go. 110. U. I U 1 1 . Ini I 47. 96 la _ im 11 aa I a l 144 xd I . IA xil In." 11.1 &_ Do. G. N. Pura. Do. Lords 106 Do. Nat - • 100 Do. CatUd. . • • all Do. Stoot&11;;;1 .1,1 0 U Do. do. 101601 16 Do. do. 180041 . • 100 North land= g Us. do. :864 -.- 100 North ea N. & Wastes uo 100 Booth= eentrol 100 loath& N.& /hor../ttk SO 14000= Mao= 100 ehropahlro Union 100 loath Dorm 190 loath &Awn 20 Malmo, W oktaghos.tto 1•0 Intl Val* • I Do. 0 ........ 1 1 W 2212 el N rloo oah 2 ate & W 192 l Ws& Oontran BILITIISII SIONS. LAIRD@ II Da. Laminas Data Ike. di C. 1a.g.69.a Da dhow ,Di 1 . lake IMMO 60 61 100 101 OM adla 5f 10 11 170. Bali. Resat Go•srla 6pa rent 1871-34 Oa le Lliasiern sp.a S. ,Cape T. Dock Sp. g. r iriag ij atri. d l I BNIS 1 1 4AL° . g u " 40— 75 80 V 9 100 70 76 Hoy 1011 1001 1011 lel. a J in 7 ion .. . . Gesell Weak of vaned. ho.kouita.ll.lt..ep et Det.lel preL Bondi Do. do. deterred Do. and pest Bonds Do. do. deterred Do /rd pelt 11 0 1 11 • • Do, do. deterred Do. Mb pref. stock . Do, do. deterred Greed Dulled ?animals Do. cu► 1 per mot. Do. New do Gt. 8. ot India g. p. Do di pee ask I --- 321 X 92 90 92 II 25 60 64 66 61 42 66 06 69 43 45 29 31 sa 6) 1.2 1 at t WO ICOI 1010 of Csoadal . . ... Do. C.Dde.ws.brill Do.Ok do. do. 1677-8 Indio* Breoch. Llzaltot Yukio goes. p. 0411. 00. .1 0 . 4 1 40 .• • Do. OS. et do.— Do. ADD liteogion lietb. Corp. 0 per a. Pdi Ilea. and liolsoo's Dor N.B.ofOos.dp.a.leSp. N. Pm • Do. Doltl gr "t' a Do. do. d 0...—. Do. Punjouts d 0...... Do. Was 116.ria. act. 1 - 6 1 6 4 1 4,6 97 100 96 96 Id 1 0,438 100 101 93 96 68 90 K ea CI 114 10 101 100t10 14 . 4.110 143 101 ... 100} JOINT .Puller' 0/V4 Eani• llis 20, NO. I 0 1 6 I Ird I Cl. prima. I Balm 87. 040 10 1 00 Ifn i , :t Illastarman's( l . MI 84 S 8 97 19 10,0001 SO 111 23 1 NO,O 10,000 HS I,llllMnoslemiLivergestli U 11 7 sms 1116 M 4 10,000100 I Do. hatted MSO pm 10 9 , 000 20 Amide Austrian 40,0001 00 Auer' Emil= (1.1 m.) l2l 1 2 pen •- 14, Keg& so 'Anglo Holum ,Unotodl ,la 21 as - MA 11.300; 20 Asialicliank.Oor.newsh 8 1111 20 - .. 1199001 40 .Australaela I all 12 78 zd -. ld 87, 12,0101 90 Danko/ Billisb‘oltunishi all 236 246 - 109 10.0901 IS ihatit of =. all SO 21 801 7 8.0 00 100 Hank d MAO 20 'Bank of Otago (Muted) 9 If OKI. - so 10.00 0 100 'Bank of flooeneland (L.) II 4 8 41. - 100 10,100 00 'Bank ofiliotoris.Atutris Si 45 67 - 30, 80,000 10 'Rank of NewEvalaad -10 0 Tput •••• so 01,000 5) Barnod's,Bank "[ladled 10 par I,m -• •••• 1 14 80,000 10 • Brasillan&Portagamo(L 10 ldla par us, 10,060 Su , linden £ Californian (L n 16 2 41e - 10 10.000 60 , British N. Amato& ..- all 16 08 ••••• 10 WAN VI C. Bk. ledla,A9A., Cass on 26 57 - 30 80,600 10 Chart. lisr.ot Imilaok. all 49 111 - 10,090,109 City - 10,000'100 Oremial ases 1.4 Co .Bank of Caosola on cool - - 4000 1. Coes. bask ot inaaSso. all 18 112 199 9 9119903 10 ,Oonsotldatod an (L.) a II Opm - - L 9,000,190 Osalassnal DI -• -lia N 0,000 1101 Do. New 10,000 a . NBA and London l6 Uli - c 111.000 60 'Ant London (Limited, 6 Ids Om .. 1000 20 1 Eastern Evehang , Lim) 1 if ftoo •••• 19000 20 English Joint Siodi X) 10 1 I pin ... 20.00 6 '2O lam.Bcotd2ml.Chmtd. all 21 1 1 21 1 640001 6 0 I banns!' and iirsalah (L IS 6 4 ells - L 66,000, 00 , .uropean lima Ilmit'ed 16 53 Sine - La 10,000'100 .111adsio.OblamkJu.(L) 16 611 slls - ad _ 10,0001100 Do. Issued at 2 pm.. 16 Si 4)clis -. tihe 19,000 1 100 Do. New lO II 4 din 14, No • 00,000 100 Immortal Bank, limbed 10 96 106 p le -. Bii i . 166.000 10 LasperildoWomais 11 0 94 9 pal 11 1 Cal . 6,000 23 l Do. Now loulasi. I a/1 28 27 ... UR 0 I ldls par .... 15 000 • 100,000 26 10 Load UceLEM 12616(14 4 i ,0 ,6 '-' Lei 10,800 SO 1 Loo.Ble.of Illesloo.&c.(L 16 11. a par id -Id o h, 19000 10 Ilan. Dank alloollsa4 L -. 18 - -01 s (Li ) 10 . 000 120 loodoa mg Brosilloa , UAW fe Ds. New 23 t 1.49 13 141 000,100 kiLls.Asessait.inaiiKL l4 17 pm - i .1 110,000 II Do. New, lan at 11 pm 10 8 4 9 00 "' pr( ' 50,0(01 10 lam CILHook of Also al 16 86 -. --I (of 80,000 10 (Loden and ()minty-. 10 77 78 77 71 006 60 Landon JOU Hoek 18 60 61 - Ca 16,000 19 laaidani loutb African all 17 19 an ~, 8.000 lb Loa. a 11. Western (Lim 10 Le 01 011 •-• ig( a 0.000,108 Do. do. New -. 176 11 0 6 di. - 44 0001 60 Loodoo&Venetuela L ) 1 1 s par ' 50 9, ,000'100 'Lou, & Wsetroineter I, 10,0901100 Merchant Itank4Ltab.) II 1 lipmzd -Id -- sg 50,000 i il• 'lllsroatittle & 2sohais)L. II 44 Ilidls -• _ 174900q99 lialro.* Pro,. bank (L, 20 412 16 01 6. 156 11 40 Do. do. re 4000 100 aldlend Dank (Liza.) a . 10,000 100 National of Liverpool lO - 6 7 0••• "- an so 10, 100 Cross at Lopismd 4l - - ell , 0,000 10 I Do. End and lkd low 11 - - - la 0 . 19.000 00 Watloaal bankl 19 - - - 10 , n 87,6001 0 .New floatk War all 43 46 - az ui 60,099 10 New Zealand (Undlad) 1 idla psi - a 80,0001 10, North Western 7l 6 4ma - 0 be 00 000 28 ,Ortental Bank Dorm& sll 49 61 00 10 o f 60,0 W ' rrovin.lianalogOorp.(L 76 $3 WI. 4111 (3 , 7,1101 60 tpd. do. - Q lia 20,006100 Proviso. of Inland 126 84 86 - I) 10 10,000 10 Do. do ' all .- - '' in I 17,600 1 10 /lode. Punt, &Dsll7l(l,' 10 113 Still .- 3 : , a 20.000) 16 Boat& £4101556111 all SG II - eh 17,061,100 Stand. of B. S. Africa m- 10,000100 Do. 4-. Us. at 6799. 10 6 4 di. -- at 90,0061 16 peon of Australia all 66 66 - 10,060 100 L' Mon et Irolool (Um) II sits - t ug - /11,013 60 Oaks at Leedom 7 DISEII'TITILE GL&Fla.llp.a. Mat, OA% p.c.J IL Wks.. — WW. SI. —ox.. p. el. Jac. & July.... WK.& Yli.p.e...Jare.lty ItlN.W.4p.e.Jaa.llll7 Do. la p.e.Jau.iloly llidland.4l.e.Jen./July N. Dritlida. L P. & D. L, p. 0. , Feb. /L An— e sad July 100 too 4890 V/ lie 99 VI 96 98 M Pe 96 96 16 a a Ins in ..Do. 4o'lO An • . Ooyles.Mov. DOM p.ot 1 1 6010 .. Do. 11111. as— -61190 llsostilos 01010 el. 1 000 .. Do. 1 6110 .. Do. MI 1 0100 .. Do. 1 .010 .. Walla Gate se mei... 1 IMP) Noir Hms. tilsv.llp. I Do. Sp. a. IOTI lel Do•Sp.o.11111, 611 e .. Now balsa • pir oat II 000 .. Do. 0 pot seat U 1,000 .. Nova %Mk p. a. 11411 11 01464.m0i5a0 G0,.l p. Gt. U .. AuLGov. •p. ...MS 14 Ylo.Gov.llp.o.loa.fshily 14 Do. 00. p. 0.10,11100. 14 11.11101ILLAMIN to. I 1111. I Oginauto. 11 - 06 IN IN IN 111 IN 106 IN 107 IN 106 106 107 In $4 * 07 00 101 IS 00 _9O 111 iii aii RI 74 86 is so . ion jell Hi} jai. HMI 100 IN 105 1.05 141 —l l IA tl aall" V ma L NaT Bp. ( l )l N a t i ga I NO 0 Ilaugmaa auttallsalL lTasida6NL II IlariaWakewoel Si 1 1 10 1 Botiokow Beta V bay Nina I O Do, tad bast 1 Do. Ird Yon lo N oolonome 1 0 I. IL L ilk L Nag. Tal. (L). • O 10 *Gbh Ladlia Tao (1..). it M Ciaad emaatiVe= al 0 IS v(L) 10 Ohio • Num—. O 16 QV oflaadaullato.lL 11 10 Cl 6, of MINS Impta.G se 150 1 es Qty of Moscow Gas (14 O thly Omar (lArst.) . 1 N CootatordstUalo:d a mi . l 10 Cons. of •trloNalise.l. 60 00tra1610604 DN.. 1 10 Ontlasaaallla. 11 1N Coo ratios 11 16 Oogt.lL VI al 11 0. llosoat oh. of I N Do. of lisortUaa ) 0 N. 4 Mon ......... N. , hdaratoo _.... I 116. Do.. 6la I. l =Dott. U U Darl .WA Dem=orpotatio*L 11 N adorn Aiwa Taa(t.) N LlullaLaad.CAllis L. 1 I SO L bulls Ltda. • Osaal It I* 60 *by Vila I 10 Imlliallitallitti,(L iu, . 111. Iroirla Warp* ) 6 *weal •01 ; 01 , I le INg.saol 110 Meg. .../Ispli 10 rabbalra loglambis. i se Flatootal Oorpors*s• N Minolta Damao* (4) 1 111 *coat Wankomo (L. 00 Gollfvers (WINO. 1 * .otadtat llbs.otlW.6. 16 Gam Nowt Navliallao 1 SO tiomatJolootal ANAL) 10 Hong los( & Chloe Gm a /0 Iladsoal 0.7 60 Hombar boo Wonati) I N et11*011.1*(1...) I . Cazrylag (LIN) NI toroattosal Cooked 1 se Mang:A 16 Intantatlatad If 18 Ii 2 1 7 .. 19 ... NS_ ~~-~ I U i. NITS 16 !!. ii Mel ... 1011 b led ;11 0) S— te 2 I Als V 52. 1 : I Ivo 6 1 1 t k ra I? . 2te112 id .... 7 00 iair._...i_____ . 60 Wallaa Int& (13•6.0 m) Id ISO Do. ap. a. &M. r. IWO all U lalsilloakDlieuld( l - ) 11 IS Load Sualrilloa (La) 1 116 Wad. /Mom 11 U Last aadCaletloa. 1 10 Laa.ooanlTLawl&B. 1 6 Legal Meld TaYs. ) 11 ISO fad. Mama asstb. ) 11 a UAL G. °manna O. 1., al 10 Lead.l:olsag.Ro4Ca(L 11 60 Lao 4.. Itallanotafta. 11 SO Laadaler. Dlaaaaal(la 11 I SS laseLrrorthalaWlattia 1 11/ Madras belga. et °wall li • .16,100 11 Yuba, Isvestsioat(L) ASO 60 1 0 M Wadi% Mao. Te e l. gi(l 1 1%1 1i 10203, SO Ilercluoit dhipping .LI 1 26.0001 51 ilillwalLlELd.wDoekL• ' 10,000 SO Ittliwall Iron 1.• arta_ I AMC 10 Natal loodaDol.O. (L.! 121,1201 II National Dla. Co. (L.) 10,0001 16 NallawalProv.llarlosil i . 10,1001100 Nadosal Nom Nov. f 5 6,000 DO NlrboddaDool a 1.1 ROOD OD Do. Now 20,000 26 N.ZaalaodL4ol24s.l 9/200 16 N.7oilaad2.lcLoaot/ 11.000 II NodbortiAareaTia(L) 16,000 10 Do. B Wand. at 2.ll,l2Atialralsalaall4 11 6,001 SO 11.1011.0140r0a0. In. 1%000 10 Norgasig Ma(tis:died) 40,000 II ocean Karina Oman. 10,000 10 , Nl•o4lllessaterolal(L. MOW SO Waste] 71nalicial(Llw. 11 2).000 I oesiala es. (u•ilua) I :.4 Kum I Do. New 40,101 15 Inhadallaaaa ( L) 1 Men 111 Otago & mitdatalovaii. " 12 20 Ottoman Compan2 (L.) 10.000 11 Flmoctil (Li 1 15,010 5 Ofßowwwi Oaa (I.tailtad) al 106000 Kb Oarney,Co (L. 1 57,600 se realata&S.Nous( l . • I 10,914 5 Do. do. 25,000 10 W. Now 00:0•0.0 SI. Peolltly.Landilflo.( l l IS WOO VI realcraler a 0. Illoast a 11,105 se Do. do. New 1 17,000 10 ilimibrada L., 1... 11.(1.. awl is siguavr Ina 6 10.000 111 I Do. New .... 50 16 11101. City liagirov. (1 4 oi 21 II 1 Ditto MU ..... .... 11 00 10 illo lacedro On (Um) id .. 110 lioyalllailliosai . 0 141102 K. Ocookfiestra Invest r . 4160011 IN Intr . lo4loit, 00112. L. I 110,016 IV iao.lllww.it' 161$ oil ) 2 WOO 10 IL Aldan K. •La (10 1 14190 111 %nth Agiltildiall LM 01 SKINK IN. IkINN.IOO Telagraitt.. IS .... 1 Do. Berip ..... ..... al STAN f) £al.Cortrac.olll6l2.ll I 100.011) 11l Thowasildavey la.(1 ` 7,600 SO Trinidad Pot/ohms (L) 37,002 111 TroallkAganorilAua.L. 10,0001 10 1. & L Co. of U. Canada loom' 20 tra.Marine of Lin! 10,00) 1 Ilabod 1L 1 1 111 1. 00 . 1 51 50.000 10 Oatvon.ilarisolas. 11,000 10 Coon. 5a sallaiLlni. .4.000 16 Ditto 10.000 VI Van Di mods Land.— 1 10,0000 60 Warr.* 00,60001.110.) 1 00.0901 IN s ell India &PaelScS. (L I ll ■d ital. I 1 ala Par ti par 4Pg. 1 1 pla 11 db Par I ldla or II SI IS IS 1 1 dls par . 8 18 to ow - a_ 7.4.1 4 sr Prs i Si-- 1 li iSU 'sr 1 til4 7 5 Wl' di 3 4 Si Skim I 7 11 4 5 a e lab • 39 41 76 77 a 17 PM h IT 19U41a Z se it tfi le It) 17e 17 pa -4061 r Wail 118 121 [i 11 : 1 ; 8 :016 : 01 29 $1 NI 16 66 f $ 2441* 66pm 6 ittat t 1 tips 6 1 Pm 10 16 ltr is ill 14116 pla 4 1 83 2 411- 111 16 17 IN le 1 0 Le 2 1 AL 10 1 2pm 118 19 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Eastern—Eastern Counties Extension, 6 per rent. pref., 120 g. Laotian and North Western—Bedford and Cambridge, 90. North &eters, 44 per cent. redeem., 97. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Greet Luxembourg, 154 x d. Ottoman (Smyrna to Abbe), 104. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARNITS, Lrvaitroot, Ocr. to-day: Great Eastern, 47}1 — Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 - London, Chatham. and Dover, Id—London and North Western, 11:311 I 1 I—Mancheater, nheffield, and Lincolnshire, 571 1 —lletrmoUtan, 1871 871 ; North FAMT4 Berwick capital egook.llol- 1 1ontn Eastern, 80 Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 946 1816—Great Western of Canada, 151 9-16 I—E 68 (743M1—.+ Central, C United Stan 5.11 D Bonds, mat Luxembourg shar e s. 15 6-16 1 x d.—Eastern Exchange Bank (United), 11-10 d. Leaden and Brasillim Bank (Limited', 51 prcantile and XI " change Bank (Limited), 41 2.—Britlah and Foreign Marine (Limited), 29-1 e —Empire Marino (Limited), 1 p.—National Steam (Lhalted), 59 1 11.16 'l.—West India and Pacific Steam. 11p. slAnforeffrea. OCT. 10.—A moderate business was done, and prices were lower generally. Consolidated Hank (Limited), 61 p. —Great Eastern, 47 1 9—Oreat Northern A, 1489-Grand Trunk of Canada. 211—Great Western of Canada. 16 7-16 816 I—lllinois Central. 621 4 1 1 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201—London and Caledonian Moine bfKUIIIICO (Limited), P.—London and North Weatern.l23l 4—Manchester and County Bank (Limited), 49 p.—Mancbester,Shamed, and Lincolnshire, 579 I—Metropolitan,1—Metropo litan, UM 7 1 1 . 1 . 1 11—New York a ad Eris, 581 8 718 _., —North British, 61 t ears' Eastern, 801 I—Swish Passives, 281 —United Stated 5-20 Years' Bonds, 681—District Sank. 181 p. —Empire Marine, 9-16 p.—Turkish Consolidts, 481—Hopidos Wines, 5-16 d. BtraOlsonms, OCT. In—Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley shares were sold at 11 : Birmingham Canal, at in ; and South Staffordshire Waterworks, at, 71. At the close, Lon don and North Western Stock wee quoted 1234 to 124: Birming ham Banking Company, 60 to foll ; Birmingham Wagon, 101 to 101: Metropolitan Wagon sellers, at9l: and of the second and third banes, at 4 Ala : Muntz's 48 . 0 1 , Ito If dia. Dalin. OUT. 9.—Three per Cent. Consols, 874—New Three par Cent. Stock, 861 87 861—Ditto, for new account, Nov. 8, 879 *— Bank of Ireland (1001. said). 228 —ll,lbernian Banking Company (1.51 paid), 88—National Bank (SOL paid), 79a 79—Ditto Certhicate quarter Share ;71 paid), lel—Royal Bank (101. paid), n i g ; Dublin and Belfast Junction (all paid), 54e—Dublin sal IC town (100 L paid), 11 div. —Midland Great Western (all ), n waterier,' and 'Amulet, 5 per cent. red. (all paid), 46 ex div. ST TO TI IS 6 6 al 109 . 41. 'I, :it 130 In 148 14* 91 93 eat GO IS 65 42 66 97 09 iOS 100 1201 1201 89 91 104 146 ST 89 SI SS 1231 1131 86 96 60 571 167 138 3 5 1 11 1 102 106 - - Pm 124 116* li 2 pm 24 92 E 1 82 vil 28 30 14 100 HO 66 (61 104 104 10 1111 10 11 oh 118 111 1} 11 pl. 16 77 163 113 148 161 48 60 86 6) 69 67 69 744 epi b 2 92 160 166 _4919 toi IN 52 62 itoo 101 'ltal ii:iiii ig: - .::: I It mail Is. .... st. 84 a :Thi i $1 101 711 5T :tik 103 it logi ; a 104 104 100 100 100 100 , 100 1100 kinds coommanded the highest advises; widiary Ida& DM at For. For dry leaf Madras Owe was taw oompatitioe. and the pod and dee sold at vary high prime,6i to hi. per Da advance being paid far these maltase ; ordinary kinds a/se aohl well at an 'drama of 23. so 3d. per The fa l =t oportions of the different sosts, :— are the pr oorfourth good and line, sad two-thirds middling and eadisni2. The Murpaha, one-fourth good mod 6o and threo-foertha middling and a:dismal% 11w °adds, one. fourth good and dee, and tiareatoortis middlin Qom ` ordi. The 1111)ina , sod Jays ordinary. 1,372 r nary o w s fassard to-day, of which 424 acre withdrawn, 2 41 in, and 797 sold. Tomlin Evans& Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to } for the Bth November, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 89; to 4. For money the last price was 89; to 1. The oScial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 85f, 4, },l, 1 ; ditto, for amount, 894, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 861, ; New Three pee Ceuta., 864, I, 4, ; ; India Pive per Cent. Stock, 106, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent., 96; ; Five pie Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper , 1004. Indian government securities remain dull. Ex• chequer Bills were unaltered, at 9s. to 4s dia. The foreign stock market was better. There was SD improvement of 1 per cent. in Colombian Bonds and Russian of 1862 ; in Egyptian of 1864, Turkish of 1865, and the Cousolichis ; } to # in liemican and. Spanish Passive ; and }in Spanish Certificates. On the other hand, Brazilian Four-and-a-Half pea of 1850 and Cents, declined 1 to 2 par cent. ; Russian the Three per Cents., 1 ; Venezuela Deferred, to 1; and Greek Bonds about ; per cent. Brazilian Loan scrip was decidedly better this I afternoon, closing at 3; to 3; prem., or # to } highs, than yesterday. The Iris Railway Loan was quoted 14 to 2} prem. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Al4lO-Itlll6ll, Asiatic, Mercantile and Exchange, and Bank of New South Wales ; but Anglo-Austrian, Midland, Merchant, and London and County were quoted rather lower. The shares of the fi nancial companies were more inquired for and in most cases an improvement at about 2s. per share took place. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Finan cial, 14 to prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 prem.. London Financial, 7} to f Pre= ; imperial 316 r: Gentile Credit, 2to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 41 to prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 10i to 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 11 to 14 dia.; Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 6to 64 prem. being 2s. 6d. higher than yesterday ; Egyptian Trading, 1} to 1 dia. • Ottoman Socititsi Ginteals, n 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15; to j; lion Brewery, 14 to If prem. ; and Atlantic 'Telegraph Prefe rence, 11 to 11. East India Irrigation, Smith, Knight, and Co., andUppee Assam Tea fully pad shares have declined. The closing (but in some oases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows: —Trans-Atlantic Steam, par to 1 preen. ; London and Australian Agency, to 1} prem. ; Allan's Trans-Atlantic Telegraph, 11 to n prem. ; Mee. chants Company, 1 to 1} prem. ; and Gales Pro tented Gunpowder, 1} to 2 preen. United States 5.20 Bonds were last quoted 68 to 4, being dull. Erie Railway shares were dealt in as low as 571, but closed at 584 to 4, being # better than yesterday. Illinois Central Railway risen at the close to 82} to 1. MINIM-Min DAY.) Two o'Ctoon. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. Chiverton shares are now quoted 81 to ca ; East Basset, 24 to 25 ; Chiverton Moor, 6} to 1 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 19} to I; North Treakertry, 3to k ; Great Vor, 341 to ; Wheal Buller, 28 to 28 ; Wheal Grenvi lle, 2 to ; East Grenville, 21 to 3 ; Eas t Caradon Ito ; East Qum Brea, 51 to { ; and West dhiverton, 70 to 724. Frontino and Bolivia shares are in demand, and have advanced ; transactions are officially recorded at 31 to 3}. Other foreign, as well as colonial, mines are quiet. We are requested to state that the share list of the Chontales Gold and Silver Mining Company will be closed on Sataulay ne xt for London, and on Monday for the country. The shares were nomi nally quoted today to 1 prem. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. - - It appears from the weekly return, ideed by authority of the Begreear-General, that t he wee tbah eaded on &today, OM 7, the births registered in L k ondoe and ten other large towel of the United Kingdom wee 3,883 ; the deaths registered, 2,640. The annual rated ' mortality in those eleven towns was 24 pa 1,000 pewee living. In London the births of 1,042 boys and 1.016 hiriss in all 2,058 children, were registered la the week. la the weeks of ten yeses 1866.64 the ammo num ber, corrected for meNses of population, was 1,852. The deaths registered In Loudon during the week wee 1,193. It was the fortieth week of the year ; and the Merl." • number for that week Is, with a oorrection for incases of population, 1,209. The deaths returned am slightly below the estimated number. Eighty-three deaths occurred from diarrhon. A lady. aged 71 years, died nsorth of " cholera (36 how)" the deaths of four children were referred to cholera. T he following deaths from carriage wideste in the streets were registered :—A seder, aged 42 years, died in Charing-mom Hospital, on the 31st August, by falling from a cart ; the sou of a °Went'''. aged 1.2 years. deed in the Westminster Hospital, on the 13th September. having bees run over by a ma ; a labourer, aged 25 yead. died in Guy's Hospital, oe the 19th September, from brag kooeked down by a eab ; the sou of a shipwright, aged 6 yew. died at Kiog.street, St. George-indhe-East, on the 27th September, having been run over by • vehicle • the ma of a farrier, aged one year, died io NigbtingilestreeA, arylebone, on the 28th September, from heist flan over by • van ; sad the wife of a cabinet-maker sired 3 yeses, wee killed on the 2nd October, by • ma ;rasing over km cm Gorohill. The annual rate of modality last week was 21 per 1,000 io London, 22 it: Edinburgh, and 73 in Dahlia ; 36 io Liver pool 34) in Manchester, 26 in Salford, 25 in Birmingham. 33 in Leeds, 22 in Bristol, 30 in Hull, and 27 in Glasgow. The rate in Vienna was 24 per 1,000 during the week ending the 23rd ult., when the temperature was 4.1 deg. Fehr's. belt lower than in the same week in London, where the rate was 20 per LOOO. At the Roy.l Ohio/votary, Greenwich. the mean helebtrd the barometer in the week was 29 874 ie. The mean Ws. perature of the air in the week was 56.5 deg., which in ..2 deg above the average of the same week in 50 year'. The highest day temperature was 71.7 deg. on Monday. The lowest eight temperature was 40.3 deg. on Saturday. -(THIS DAY.) IL II A. K. D. li. kLL Y.S.Z. /110 , 110112. 111011 DAT. 011 NOSTIMUII Tamar. ICE to K.W. aadLir.. CUM. N.W. to •W, ikon serous, squally to to towlosste. fresh, with feu. 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