The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before air. Ceetraisiotter 11•droyd.) Al'PLR:Altus^ rub Dlstilmu•E. Ir. cHtllicT. The ore t■ the paper to-diy were chiefly applications for delehahie hy debtor. eh.. bad petitioned oueler the Dew act in (noon pauper.. Tin brat wa. that ofluucy, *beaded a.. retired ..Mier of the East lialLt 14 ira.r,..1Suea••••Irret, Pamlico. Ile was adjudicated husk rapt the 19th ie.,— and had tiled a atateinest of deka and lialobtus. appArrutly .omonting to KW. of 91A//.. but Lad tiot tabro the tr.wl.h• 1.. 4.1.1 it up. .uppo.teal. The appticaties we. moused en 11 r groiaid th.tt tin adverti.eniest of lie adjuditadocie bawl ohly a1..-..red is tl.t uhtlit'a 11u. Hower del iw.t ►hick Ws mastoid. An the late had td.'.l ha aemout witbia the time sequin-a, and had stye. •e.tary iedu-v to the tletaietai creditor, be did ILA tut■k tlast be ought to delay th e i h s a ftre . loucirrige uftlerva. it RE I min/tit:AD. The lawknipt w..a a la,ture ilcater. His ahlreas tlid sot tritalarr. - Mr: &lielp 5111 , 1..rte4 th.• application. Mr. Lent, 0vi....e.1 en the grotititi that the debt foe erhkt th e Ininkeniit gee..o enet,ill• haul been control-toil by fraud. anal thitt therrh.r.•. meter tile 112th whim of the old ea. ►e net t•. h.. ileichAr4e. lIN Ilineosir, in the ithoeuee .4 the reeonl end the pro ceethep in the *loos, °Mere.' the theeh.erge. iv sr The hiskrupt, s civil esiiscsr, &NASA is rrvos (sr Li. altocharse Mr. loonizotalfe oppord for the detainin.r enrlitor, Mink I'.. k, the gr,42041 ILat Ike bankrupt Lad obtained • vcstiri ..ler is the lenolvent Court us the 21th Just Lot. hut dol rod hlonl his ado-dial, in tbat court. It was also toot. salc.l that be was 1..4 a track, he was not witted •f t. r Ib.• I...lnVnt I 'ones tab c o m a Lef om , ▪ ~ .art for hoof h OW, 71e cutout lof this court an emir would b.- t►at •hike the Inonkrupt'a pro. 1• rty w.o. vented is th.• powistomal •nsi i lnee of the 1...1n-eat Court, the rrenlitia• w o uld h•tai t o moo, to tLi. court to oil inn, torn at • ham, stair. 11,411..4.40 wan ntrot.ily of opinion that the il9th ancti o n .4 the new act had abolish.•l the diatinetnon between tr o t..., aial inootradcm the !Ann{ WAS else of counidcrablo inoportanco., he wool.' npeink to Mr. ronimiwiorict Era. on Mr oulopnk, and give his ihrekinti on Tionabiy. In the matt.,..( Ike, a...-. a non-trader. of Upper Fitz. my...trent. VISZTOT eitinee, the applkation for diwharge wan ' , importation. Mr. 1 1 . - iii.y.aalopprowdoribelsalflof Mr.SUther. Loud. • annlitor It was that the bankrupt hal omitted Mr. Nuthcrland from the Let .4 (Todd... in hi, idatcennat deiot. and Itanditien. Th., bankrupt. in enatuumwan. anal be did not evankler that be owed SnSnertAsni Any neWny, but would out swear that he .11.1 WA. The dieeharge was ordered. TIN , T TTINN, UNDER TIIE NTW MT. N...linaw were apisented to-day in five of the rata in which adimlieatem was tussle on the first day of the new act c..nno4 int.. oprr .Imo. In n.n.e• of them not a single crt• 'Myr attended. aml in others the creditors present refused t-. s. 4 . 14 thy assiqweship, or teen to prove their debts. Thw naidt was that the elsoicvs were adjourned until the DlAi sitting an each case. TUE POLICE COURTS. (TLIIS DA)'.) SOUTHWARK. morowsacmcm.— CAUTION To & N •+[KFrrtita. Lama rphv, a snarl, aetive.looking young fellow, was brought before Mr. lborelill.l. char.:-.1 with breaking into and coteries the doelling•lnitiee of William Yates, ut \o. 14, rteuth.pLsee. ['toper teraoge•rmed, and stealing therefrom a quantity of lines. The wife o f the prouvutor sei,l that Abolll 11 11 . elnek on inlay forenoon she was in her lsiek parlour when she heard • noise at her dour. She instantly went to see what was the water when she found the front window had been brood open, and she unwed a large bundle of linen •biela she had a few wiwates weviotwly sceu sale on tho tulle. Iler oppo.ite 11.1 - I.OllAtUr gave her such usformation as led to the olet.ll , W the prienuer. Mr. Ebeneser Joi,u.n, • truileatnan, residing opposite, said that 1.1 , wife warn 1N41.010.1 the servant in cie.iunig the windows about eleven o'eloek on Friday ins.n, when oho °lorry.' ll°. prison .r climb out of Mr. Vates'4 window with a bnuelle of linen. she miled an alarm, and witness vow the prisoner running away, wail he throw the bundle into the rued. r. Wareham asked how the window w.. opeoril. Mrs. Yates ioplied that the lirommer must have umil • knife or something to foru the f istenings back, al she left it all secure a minute or two before. hiliew-oonstaislo 212 31 soul ho reivivoil information .4 Use rubbery. with a ilea•riiition of the iniunier. and iu the COOllll l!:•• evening lie met him as Ilennoodwy street, and task bin, into ru•itoily. Mrs. dohnom attended at the statins-house, awl identities! the prisoner as the man she had sees got out of tin• window with the lunatic. She, however, was sot elala to attewl that day, therefore be naked for • remand. Mr. Bureheaeesideill the primmer until Mood Ay. Till REGISTRATIONS. M I DDLIVMEC. levterlay, Mr. Hamm and Mr. Beaks, two of the Ihirnetens ailauntud to maim the 1...v.4 lisle for the mvend patudits to tail assay of Middlesex, oat by aljouriuncet at the Ve.try Hall, lienain:tua, fur the pur pt..' of completing the revision of the lista fur Mt. Mary .takola, mulattos. The chief part ..f t h e Mishima throughout the day was simply 4 a furnwl cturecter, twin"" rmnued W. the rrlliog MO' the WIN. of the putter who dal not ott..lMl ou Tue.- day Iwt, awl thu 4u-ration 4 wcorruct addressee and other mailer prowl in the mo•trr. The neat, the Inch awl entirontb meeting of the Revising Harristere fur this comity, will take piece on llutalay, at brratfunL It *AA ►rree`oel that • mediae amid tale place on Toeillty fur es the arm to Le scat to the Campus lies& couyry coußr REGISTRAIO.—NSW GLYIMAL oltbilt. A most important ordiv by just bees imuod by lb. Lor,l obenteilm, IT width the vq*Sren of the county coons bevies kurindiction b bialtnybry have conferred era Unix, ler the purposes of baslintyky, all the powers gine by the Bankruptcy Act, Well to the nvi.trare of the Court d Beskruptcy. As woo of the musty court' at * J te an dem, while is easy the isterwals of sittisits art two 11•16.68, it fellows that V V had sot been provided by the act Wt the registrars should be vested with iii••• powers, the Bankruptcy Art in then court. wield have bees wooly • dead letter, awl the peewit tecoeveswere woad have beau experieseed. A• the registrars will be Ode to main adiudic..• tees, to mane aurneden, to grant pro.ectas, and to per the 1.4 ennutatena .4 soy baokrupt, which is *4 oppose* the w1...!e F.t.gl..tel becomes dotted oral. with cants of Inekroptcy alwat• ready, re the ewes which ammo Witlall their limited jurnalsetino, to gyre relief to than who reek thew eel. As the regutnn of the roilft of Daakrapeer Naar ..t in chnnil.er. to despatch the sdasiois. trots... Wane.. ol th awl atm+ ounnatested matters se are •preill.l in G.annal Ostler No. Dt, it follow* that alder Ito. ord., .4 the Lord Chascellor the regutrar of the county court.. our At. 6 .lll•Plaai each batmen is elaws• ben — Ter Nauss J Boalreprry. THE 3IKT It. or. .I.ITAK RA ILWA Y. —(TH im DAT. nig awning the m.ners employed by 21r. Jay, the contractor to fens th. tunnel lotwore lleildford•street, Clerkeewell, sad Um far end of tle. i lerkeewell worklionse, soseceaded in fannies( a iunctwn is considered very satisfactory, as this is by fAr the heuviAt tort of the work, the top of the teasel at Esinouth-street loins shout 60 feet from the merlon of lb. nodway. The lungel is now complete from the workhouse to rautlfor.lutreet, although the brickwork ic cot undo belched. Th. other parts of the works are programing very ceticfcctorily, awl the tumid and ripen cutting is complete (r u m St. Procras Church to Swinton streeh ----- MI FIFTH or NOVT.MNEK.—It may be useful to verb of our reader. as are interested in the subject to re. mind them that tome important changes iu the law re. gasbag the sale of guepowdrr owl fireworks are made by au act of reithemest which came into operatics on the Ist of hepteruber. Ry ose satin of QM eimetneent, so person can sell, or expose for sale, any firework without a Ikea'. for the purpose, sad by smother the penalty for throwing fireworks in thoroughfares, or other public places, is mimed from Mis. t. rd. The roost important innovation, however. is the provisios that no fireworks can be sold to any p.rsns apparent') seder 16 years of age without sub. ject4ng the Mforaler t" a rushy sot •aregaling M. The en forcement of the. pru.:ibitme would boon to threaten the reduction to very small illmerai.me of th e a n d. i n erim b e sod cracker. a sr r ctr I a ith tbo approaching annivereary of the Gunpowder Plot. T/111 INAO'IIAYKNFAL FAMT-DAY IN EDINBURGH.— Thr hal f eery merameetal fast-day was observed yeatee • day io lE4sburgh. The yarrows churches throughout the rite were fairly attended, and the streets premoted a miry onset appointees dunog the day. The number of persons Isl.o left tows by rad. av was much tutelar the average of f...4-days, the weather in the sameing being extremely un• fa...onside for travelling. There were about I,ood paaveugers ha the Llinlairgh and Ghogrow Railway. being about 4 0D Merge the average ; Ana shoot the same somber travelled hy the Cale.lonisis. Ey the Edisburgh. P er th, sad Deader. 2,500 haw( wawradera* baYawd the ordinary number. The North HAMA Morse were akin vmeewhlt aug.neated over tbe differemt 16111113, mid *pedal ! trace t.. Kul...- re.r.r.l ar heiog the seand day of the mess there—tunveyal alout 400people.—Seetamans. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1861. 'ATM SPORTING INTELLIGENCE- CITY BETTINO. (not ova mpEctAt. coaararonotst) EXPRESS OFFICE, 3 O'CLOCK. mita isi lAJIn WWI again in forte for the t'amhrid;•eshire, the dermal...a under which ehe I 11.ural ye•tenlay being of only a few boons' duration. The denionamtion which was made against her perhaps after all ori,irated in the desperate attempt. of the "getter. out at any priee' to ove a portion of their money. .t.teroi.l we. very firm early in the morn ing, hot lief...• the rhoe 10 to 1 war laid. The Roe was agaiu it, force, 10 to I being taken about her. ralearo 0110 if more superseded his ...Able companion c.rbtielle trEetrees. The priors at mid-day were as fiAiors CAMIIIIIINM4111111:. sb. Not lien!lam L.*. (t) IS W Abterok 10 to Tbr 11) 9to Litneromer (t) 12 to Confectioatr (t) 31 to Ivanhoff (1) 311 4. Pai..tro (t) bto Gridiron (t) XI to Gabrielle If &trots (on) :tt t.. 14.te ("MI) 40 to Mutineer (utf.l) 110 to Mark.in.in (t) 50 to CAnieiino (.41d) 1110 to - (t) WU to Flirtutiou TEE RUORY ROMANCE. MIL OVINNE*4 HILL ADMITTED TO BAIL RtrOHY, FRIDAY EVCRIXII. This afternoon, Mr. Coliken, new iiipituied by the Rev. Geo. Hill, of :Sacoinh Iteztory, boar Were, Herta, at. tendal at Mr. Blusom's office precisely at half. post 2 o'clock, ace..nliing to pre-arrangement. There were present to meet thorn Charles 31 irriott Cablecott, Eel.. manse. Archibald Campbell, E.g., sal 34111. e. UV, Es'. The rev. gentleman said he was brother to the accused, sal, a. there WU no doubt as to his respectability, hie bond of 7001. was !w -ee !awl. Mr. Collison then infornied the magistrate that Mr Wrizht Greenwood, solicitor, of KO, Chancery-lime, London, the other bondsman, would meet them at the same place at half-past 11111 e o'clock on Matunlay(tismorrow), as be coidd not mike it convessient to come down from Loudon with him. Tee mnr;istratesi intimated that they were per. fectly satisfied. nosh that they would accept Mr. Grveuwooirr bond, awl meet him at their clerk's otßee, at the time appoints!. The accusal will thus be at liberty till March ncrt, unless a special application be male to the judge (and granted). in which event the case will be hoard at the special assizes which will be held at Warwick, iu about seven weeks (ruin thi4 time. MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two u'Cwcz. In the mining market to-day Caradon Consols shares are in demand, at 12 to 14, a lode having been discovered, worth W. per fathom. In other respects the market is quiet. Great Wheal Vor shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 5 ; North Downs, 42 and : Wheal Basset, 84 ; awl Wheal Mary Ann, 14. Hingaton Duwa, shares are quoted 44 to ; E.ist Caraduu, 20d to ; Marku Valley, 9j to 10 ; Wheal &too, 103 to 106; and Stray Park, 294 to 204. United Mexican Mining shares are firmer, having been dealt in at 4.4 and In other foreign, as well as colonial descriptions no change of iinpurtauee has occurred. East del Rey shares have changed hands at a and 2 Kew; Great Northern Copper (South Australia) at } prew. ; awl St. John del Rey, at 474. - • _ _ An advance of 5/. per ton tooklace yesterday in the prim of raw copper, anal id. per lb. for manufactured. Present quotations are reported as follows, by Messrs. Sims, %Villyams, Neville, and Co. :—Manufactunsl copper, 110. per lb. ; tough cake and tile, 102!. Ilk per tun ; beat selected, 1051. lUs. per ton ; yellow metal, 9ed. per lb. The subj ed weekly mary of the metal market is extracted from the Circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : There has beeu a might falling off in the demand for lame sorts of metal...luring the past week ; prictei, however have tot undergone a ny c h ange o f itarotauce. Weldi K ara are obtainable at f. O. b. VI elm., and in fair demand ; Staffordshire unalterml ; Scotch pig woo has been very ideally, closing at 49e. lid. caah. Copper : There la • alight hog off in the demand, but smelters Where firmly to flied prices. Foreign is very quiet. mid the tenileocy in favour of buyers. We quote Dona and Kapunda :W. to 991 ; Lake Soperior, fei/. ; yellow metal in in better demand for ex- Ert. is very quiet ; Straits, 1161. ; Berme, 11/4. ; nglish unaltered. The Dutch m a rket is steady at 70 IL Tin pdate. are iu better denao.l ; reveral parcels of extra sirs l plates Lore been taken for America, and in all proba bility we %hall see more Waimea doing iu this article. Lead continu..s tine at 19/. 104. to 19/. Vs. for good soft English pig ; (knout, 19/. to 191. :et. Speller remains in a firm positios • 191. 2a. per too paid for parcels on the spot ; 114. sa. for November; and 191. 7.. Eel. for December and January delivery ; Hull, 191. on the spot, fur ordinary brawls W. H., 19/. P.S. The price of copper has rigen tolday 54 per ton for raw, and Id . per lb. for manu factory-1. re. I TIIE DUBLIN OUTRAUL-TRIAL OF THE PRISONS& 1)UBLIN. FRIDAT ESIVSIXG. Tlu• commission haring opened yesterday, a true Lill waA fouo.l air,riolit Curran, the cabdriver, charged with attempting a criminal &smolt on Mina Jolly, at Chown' Ili Age, on the •:7th Slept. last. The prisoner was placed on his trial at It o'clock this Dawning. For years no criminal cue has created noel' excitement in Dublin, except, that of Spollen. The court from an early hour was densely crowded, sod the utmost anxiety was evinced to be present at the trial of a case which has ex cited so uuivemal a feeling of indignation. The prisoner appeared pale, and looked anxiously round the court on hein4 placed at the bur. Serjrant Sullivan statal the case for the prosecution, and having described the atrocious nature of the outrage, re ferred to the character of the evidence on which the crown relied to bring borne guilt to the prisoner. He at the same time reminded the jury that no matter what indignation the perpetration of curb a crime might have justly roused, they .hould give the case a calm cousaleration, and dis charge their duties fairly and firmly between the prisoner and the crown. Mr. Jolly, brother of the lady, was first examieed, but his evi4enco We substantially the alarm us los statement in the police-office. Agnes Wyles was nest examined, ad fully identified the prisoner so the person engaged to convey Miss Jolly home. This witness wrs cress-examined at great length, but her evidence did not differ in any material point from her direct teetitouuy. At a quarter put five o'clock, the court adjourned till tomorrow morning, and the case is expected to occupy the whole of that day. At Treweatha mine meeting on the 24th inst. the sc• count, showed si balance of liabilities over assets of ILLS/. A cdl of 9.4. per share was mole. Th., West South Carmine mine accounts presented at the meeting re.terday showed a debit lailance of 291 f. 9s. lid. A call of 2s. 61. per share was mole. At Great South Tolgus mine meeting on the 21th instant the aermiuts showed a credit Imlsuce of 2,173/. 6.4 The Wheal Trehawney acenunts, presented at themeeting yesterday, showed a credit balance of SON. At Great Fortune Mine meeting, on the 23rd instant, the accocnts showed • credit balance of !Mk/. FATAL. RAILWAY AccIDENT. —A MAN DECAPI TATED. —Yesterday morning, a fetal accident took place on the Loudon and North Western Railway, near Charnock Itichanl. between Wigan sod Preston. A plate-layer, Darned Jolley, '1" engaged on the lies near Itarker's-Lridge, and as be was getting out of the way of • passing train. • second train, the advance of which he had not noticed, owing to the fog, knocked hint down, and pawing over his seek, decapitated him. Sgatocei Amititsre To THE MAIL. TRAIN BETWEEN LANCANTICiI AND PRIOIT.N. —As the mail train which left London at 9 o'clock on Weilimels• night was approaching the 'cation near Lancaster, called the Mayhem station, on Thurulay merinos, it came in contact with • goods train, which was in the act of shunting there to let it pass. It hail nearly cleared the line when the mail train dashed into it, smashing the two last truck. into shiver., and of course aeatteriog their contents far end wide. Singular enough a great portion of one of the trucks was afterwards (woad with one mid epos the opposite line and the other oo the top of the passenger engine. Had the train been going at the orthwiry speed the consomences must have been fearful. As it was the danger was seen ahead, and the breaks were screwed down to the utmost. As the colliwis was certain the stoker and eoginentau both leaped off the engine on different sides ; the former was out hurt, but the driver was seriowily cut awl bruised. The guard escaped by Icing at on the floor of the break van alter be bed done all he could to mititagate the force of the collision. A good many passengers were hurt ; some were to be sees bruised awl bleolieg, but in the darkness and confusion that ensued it yr am difficult to ascertain the ex tent of the injuries sustained. Mr. Councillor Slater, of Carlisle, was in the of the carriage., asleep at the bone ; and on awakening he was satonisliel to find himself under the seat opiewito to that ou which he had been sitting be fore he dined his eyes. Fortunately novelty of sensations was the only consequence of Mr. Slater's transposition. There was • lady. however, who seemed to have been con indersbly isjered. A French gentleman, who was endow vounag to deeiplier • searapriper with the aid of double glasses, sad was standing up to the lamp at the time, escaped unhurt. though the coocuesiou smashed his glasses is • curious way. Th e acc id en t t” o k place about 4 o ' clock, an the passen ge r s hail to wait three home and five minutes in rain and darkness at • roadside station before they were brought bortho..rd.— Wroirwryluted EOl NM' CO-lirtRATIVE BUILDING Co)IPANT. —On Wedowalar afterwein the foundation•stone of the first of • +cries of Wildman to be erected by the Edinburgh Co-operative Building Company was laid by the Rev. ire. , Regg in presence of a large a...emblage of spectators. The ceremony took place in • park behind Stic.Coburg Place, on which it is intended ultimately to erect live blocks of building, for the working.clanes, of eight houses each, two storeys high, each house to contain three distinct apartments with reloisite 1 , 00•Clii0D11,, and a entail pie.o of gardeu ground atteched. At prevent, however, the company are to restrict the operations to one of these blocks, the (ono dationatone of which was laid on Woloosiley. A bottle ointoining copies of the Edinburgh newspapers, the laws of the society and contract of cop irttiery, a list of shareholders, a statement an to the origin of the aociety, an d a few curren t coins, was placed in a cavity prepared (or it, and the stome having been put in its proper position, the Rev. Dr. Berpg offered prayer, sinking a Mewing no the u n dertaking. Specula:us of the following animals, binds, and es fish are aow in the Melbourne (Victoria) public ga rdens, for the perm.* of acclimatisation—via., the camel. Ceylon elk, lodise 'potted hog and fallow deer, llama and pure alpaca. Angora goat, Abyssinian. Bengal. Chieme and Cape sheep, wild boar, mongoose, wild turkey, lodia peafowl, Marabout crane, Indian pelican, gold, elver, and English phowante Mallen hen, Indian and English partridge, Cali. fornian quail, FeejeaCeyloo, Manilla, and turtle dove, hawk, eagle, owl, black and white swan, Canadian, Chinese, white-throated Egyptian. and Cape Buren geese. Mus covy. English, wild, shell, Carolina, call, arid New Zealand ducks, cumwow, curlew, goldfinch, linnet. Java sparrow, Indian finch, kingfisher, magpie, ortolan, carp, tench, d ace , roach, and gold fish. Numbers of canaries and pheasants have just been libseated. The thrush, skylark, aod black bird are acclimatised in Victoria, end are beard singing " their wood notes wild ^ is all directions. _ COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the aulijomed rates. Town tallow, &k. 3d., nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 52e. to 52a. 6d. ; all the year. 52a. ; November to December, sa. to 524. til. ; December only, 525. 6d. ; January to March, 52a. lid. to 522. 'Jd. ; March only, 535. ; April to June, Ms. MARKET Armour .—Town tallow, Dd. • fall ditto, 2s. 10d. ; yellow Rwisian, s. ; melted , 40s. thl. • rough ditto, Ws. 641. ; tallow pot as, Ws. ; good drape, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report business slow at Thursday's prices :—Prime meadow hay, 80s. to 90a. ; superior ditto. 90.. to 109.. ; inferior ditto, 40.. to 58a ; clover, old, 913 a to 120 s. ; ditto, new, 'wood cut, 80s. to 103 s. ; straw, 28s. to 345. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Continental supplica,conaistiog chiefly of pears and apples, aro heavy, and thus.° of Enghall vegetables and fruit also continue to ho well kept up. Homegrown apples and pears are plentiful, and the same may be said of grapes, pies apples, and even melons. Pass are now very scarce. Of cauliflower.; there is a fair supply. Potato markets have unaltered since oar last report. Cucumber are sufficient for the demand, and the same may be said of tomatoes, whlc are large and excellent. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchid., dthliaa, asters, violets, mignonette, heaths, and lONS. YETI Pine Apples, per Ili., 3e in Se I °rap., Is Sato 44 Men.n,. elm b. Is to Is Yens, per otos_ Is to Ss Apples, per doz OA to Is veairi4 Cauliflower', each. 2d to kr ". Broccoli, per buu•ile.la to le 3d French beaus, per sieve, ts ed to bd lid Cabbage", p. doe., le 3d to le Id rotatook pet' tolk Obe to 754 Pere t. 4stoes Tantlps, per hooch., 2,1 to 44 Carrots, do., 44 Weld Splnarh, per Meer, Is to /41 Cucumbers, etch, ed tot 4 Veg. liezrowedi.dosas to LW _ Oran** per 100, 04 to 111 Lemont, per 100, `to 10a Num, Cob, per lb., b W ri 64 Walnuts, per 100, U. rABL&s. Artlehoken, each, 6d to 84 fleet, per dot, la Bd Celery, per handle, la eat to 2aotl Onions, p. I ave., 4164 Tomatiies, per dor., la to On Shallot*, per lA, 'l4 to 104 Garlic, per Ile, 61 to Endhre, per mire, ls ed Horseradish, per bun., ls 641 to 46 p poll., ts 1036 Parsley, per 12 Monti. , Ss to 41 Savory, per bunch, ad 10 40.1 BOARD OF TRADZ RXFURN&-(THIS DAY.) Thin morning the Board of Trade returns for the mouth and nine months ending Sept. 30, 1861, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total declaim' value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the mouth and nine mouths in the last three years : Foe the month. For nine months. IMO £11411,42G za 4 ,a 1 7.311 1800 1861 WEATHER REPORT.-(THD3 DAY.) SATURDAY. OCIONAR 114 a A.x. MARDI= • Wrtr }MIMIC% ALD110111•11 eaLWAT Lin:UM . VASMIII4 . Y ARANO= ... Lows IXwrit ..... PonsmoVlS Cora ki AolilL HiLnu MEW BATON= 'i - ...ii; lio.is; w. ii. w. L ii:11. E N. X,. Z. N. N. X 2 !T. IL Ir. N. IL N. IL I lA/prim * , Astereep ma lardsassee• Reamlam rahlaaftlYs.Z.V . p.a. al = J to Oralresessi. 0111111111111 Z to t DAL ao Ds ts...sou is Dutch Itiwnish *Astern of Prance all .od. Russian gun. 6. p a * Rt. Central of Prance sal Istzembe. Cant. IL Junction ii Asks Constance • Bala ai ;Limn anu Turnhout IDityene and Demon aD .11arla Antonia aD NuastLiept l Y 7 ttee aD Da ap.e.Prf. f bslg.gw. all 'Northern ef France Ig I Do. New Shares all 'Norwegian Trunk Piet. 11 Ottoman BmyrnaAbllal ail Pads, Lyons. and Medit all Pans and (Means 111 Recife and 8. Francesco, (Pernambuco, g. 7 P. C. aD Riga and Dunahurg all.~S , e a y~a a l l Danish Ilwedidt .DIDla T pet cent aD imam and Reuse all 1_ Da. 14 percent Pref. I ."?• 810 0. 1 .m.)S 7 perct 16 11Atistft Loom-Venetian 4 8.8 of Portugallperct p an !Southern of Prance.. —1 all West Vlanders all , Do. ge per cent Prof all West N. W. 40 Irma* ▪ .W4114111f Oi Austria Dr' 101 e - p= pekes. I Sales. 0 .1 f dls par I I *I ichl ... 4 24 Ma w i es par 24 8 8} 114 E 8 V Pm ' 81 9i 14' B 7 dis 40 41 es 66 4 a Ells butt Thursday soother far-fumed herd of Hereford cattle was distributed by section. Mr.W.O. Press:mei Shrewsbury, then sold the stork of Mr. John Hewer. Vero Fenn. Manley. Thirty-two cows and heifers fetched about 1,000 guileless, averaging nearly IV Among them Nell Gwynn., a 3-year-old heifer, fetched 71 guineas, and the calves of other two—Dinah and ( "PI 1••• —.is., a heifer calf of the former, and a bull calf of the latter, fetched 61 sod 90 guineas respectively. yr. Walker, the purchaser of Nell Gwynn*. bought the former; Mr. Morns, of Dderw, the latter. Fifteen has sad bell calves were sold for SW guineas, or 52 guineas Na. Abd el-Kader, a 3-year old hull, honeht by Mr. Sparkinosi, nalisal 1311 guineas.—Gardiacre Chronicle. ei si Y+ 9 a 1 ,11. a 1 Plu !At 7t Ot Rot 10{ Ile I STOOKS. •o. I WI. I We* 141 60,00.10 !knelt. 001LPAN111. Nil isilt tt i T. 6 17 1(, Mien. I OS 100 Ft 1 el 911 90 100 90 92 1 Gailol 14 04.Nortb..4.4.Jalatisly ,100 *Mk r Norfolk 4 p.0.Mix.a11494. 1 1011 OAR It. N. ?mt. 4p.at. /G&W uty 100 . . It. Scottish N. LA. 4v. 64,100 10:4441 11.111duadost.-44p.54. ino I — "sco mom' u.ono' ilikfl 10.70^ 000 10, 10,000 BRITISH rosessisms. E L les I KNINATII. 1 Closing prices 1 Sides to-day 1 yesterday. 1 to 1 p.m. 100 al! iAlliantio It Ei la 66 60 , - N. 100 Bomber. &C.19.g.69.e. 99 ICO 991 18 all I Do. do. B. -..- - - 1111 all BonaloctlaksHoroun SI 44 - to 11l I Do. Prolamine* 6l ti -. 100 100 Eitilf.,BrantAnodertcli Iwo Bdu, Aug. 1.1871 findonedbyßull.&L IL 70 75 - 100 100 Do. Ju171,1873. ditto O6 70 - IN 110 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto 66 70 - 6 all Oilcutta &8. Eastern 44 6; - 111 111 Cope2.&Doektlp.e.gus 1 i dim 164 19 71 Ceylon. ou.4ttier coat - - I - II all &Morn le - 31 100 Bat Indian 10 all Do. Jubbulpero - - - 100 all Do. 61 p. et. Debent 99 101 - IN all Do. 6p. of do. WA - (00 all Do. do. do. 184-70 100 101 - 140 all Do. do. do. DUO a 1011 1.21 - 81. 10e , Grand Trank of Canada IA 201 - 190 all Do. 0 per et. Prof. - 61 61 - 1N all DoMee.Pret.6 p.et.Be. 48 12 - 100 all Do. 1 par et. Debsot- 93 66 - 100 all Da. / per at. IN2.- 30 42 - IN all Do. do. 1987 3l 24 - Ot. all Do. do. 1871 al 34 - U. 100 Groat Indian retailed& 99 1( u ' 991 1 N 12 Do, New 1 4 Ms; llg 1 OL 100 Ot 8. ot India g. 6p. ct ft 90 - IN all 04.W00t Gutada. Maros 1 ei I va NI 16 Do. New - IN all Do.llpeBils.pay7S.e.op 96 97 - NO all Do. 64 do., 77..1t.0p. 98 92 - IN all Do. do. 78 withoutop. -.- - 100 a D 0.61 p.c.'. Ms., pay. 77 - - - St. 100 Modred; Oust. 41 per et. 81 90 - It. 100 Do. do. 6 pot et. IN 94 - 1L LOD Do. 44 per et. &tea 9l 93 - N all Do. 6 per oent. do - - di' -. ISt. 100 9•19.C0rp.0p. etßoud• - - - 10 all N. Brunswick & C.uads alms A cap. en. - 10 an Do. do. Laud do 4 6 - 10 all Do. do. B cop. do 3 5 - N all Do. do. lend do 3 5 - at. 100 &Ando lOl 19.! - 10 16 Do. Paujoub 1 1 dlt 111 1 N all Do. do. - - - 00. 100 Do.lnd st. Mot g.sp c 06 97 - 10 1 1 1`31:91.1*.d,Llmated,3crip i 1 1 di= - LIOUkb. I I'd I (1. pricat. 1 doh*. 800,410 SR 'Commercial lOO - - - 151,000 1 Mt. Do. 4p. Cl. Prof. illn ,100 ; - - 1.066,662 St. Sail anu Weot ludia 1100 • la 124 - 2,11118.310; St !London 1100 61 tO - 1,969,840, Rt. At. Kathariuo llOO 0 64 - 300,865' St. Southampton jloo - - 800,000 St. 'Victoria 'loo OS 113 I -- $.OOOl 20 !Do. Now 1 I 14 04 dial - COLONIAL 00VilitNMENT SECVRrTIEII No. I ills I 9700 u. IPd 1 Cl. prima I Sam. :::: : : DO. gpe";!Oeni.l7".92:: 100 . 0 101 111 lier .... .. Du. Gper cent-MS. 3-4 lOO - - - .... .. Do. 6 per Cl Fob .!Aug lOO 106 108 - . .. Dn. 0 per ct lar.,BScp lOO 100 108 tekoce .. Do. 6 per cent. .... .. Ca _po of 0 f10pe6p.4.1 100 106 108 - ... - - . Do dn. 1 100 107 1613 -• - • .. Do. do 1361 100 106 110 - 1116,0* .. New Itransw.Gov.6 p. M. 100 108 108 - .... .. N. S. Wales Ov.sp. 6.1 100 96 100 - .... .. Do. sp. 0., 1671 to 1070 100 90 40 - . .. Do. 6p. c., 1688 lOO 96 93 961 1 1 220.111 .. Nova Santis 6 par cont , 1.676 lOO 1085 1004 .-. .... .. 8. AtutAlov. 6p.0. Bawds 100 - - - .... .. Vic.Or.op.c..larkathily 100 - - If f .... .. Do. do. 6p. c. April &0. 100 1034 1031 1031 4 4 BRITII4II MINIS. No.) ob. 1 151061. I Pd. lUL Wats I ashen 6000 4120 - Alfred Cktua. %Mills* 150.3 - 1 0.000 so BA UM Iron l6 1 1 - _ Clifford - 1.024 .. Dee. 0. Coo. ( farlatk ) 1 100 27* - 61 _ East liasset 1.11opta) 6,144 .. East Caration - ad 4, .. LW& Russel (TarlaikL) V. 4a. 24 8 4 - 460 .. °rambler &Pk Aabym Uf 121 144 - 6.000 .. Great South Tolima - 5,120 .. 0.1811.4,12nd ,PliWaolo 13.15.6 - - - 5.908 .. O. Wh. Vor (liolston) 6O 41 Itk 5 0.000 .. Grourillo - 0.000 .. Kingston Downs 41. ISt. 4 11 - 6,030 .. Lody Bertha 1.136. 1 1 - 6,0000 .. Margaret Wray Lolank 3 Id 4 - .. North Downs 2,600 .. N. Frances (lUow) 85 - 8.000 .. N. Wh. Basset (Illopia) 11. 17s. 4 6 - 4640 .. North Wheal Crotty - 1400 - Par Cons. (St. I= 11 8 9 -.. LIU 10 Providence (17. ). 10.6.7, 19 41 - 11.000 .. Sortrldue Coo. MM. Co. 1 4 i 612 .. 8. (*radon ,81. Close) 1) 200 mo - 0.608 .. 8. Corn liras (Mogan) - 06 t 000 1 8. Devon drun & Goa Kitting (Llm.) - $96 .. 8. W. Prances (Mogan) MILO. 1071 1124 - 020 .. Stray Park lO 32 - 0.600 6 Tamar KlL&Lead Mae. nt If 14 - Caw 10 TM (Vett - 20,000 .. Vale of Tosray (Cum ) las. Od. 4 - 6.000 .. Writ !:asset (11.1oaan) ll 1i 16 - 1,024 .. W. Condon (Llama) 6 37 19 - 400 .. West Setou - ad 611 .. Wh. Buort (1114666) 266 .. W. Buller (Rodrath) 6 76 00 - 4,0116 .. Wh. Edward (Calstook; 71 11 2 - 1.014 - Wb. Kitty (Um Lelant , l 1.7.0. 6 6 - LOU .. Wheal nary AM. (1Ioulmulot) 8.840 .. Wh. /Maribor 11.1.6 , 7 144 I:4 .. MUM RUCK &WEL !a 1811. 1 DMA IPd. I CI. prkm. I Balm 110,000100 •4111 and U. ler. num . 80 26 27 - 11,680 40 Australmla all 02 04 611 141,1100 26 Boat of Egypt 0,008 100 bank of London SO 11, 01 - 110,000 10 , 144111 of Turkey 1 I I ‘lll - *OOO 50 British N. America - *9OO 10 Chart. Bank of ladla Australia, and China ell 201 164 201 1111,0 0 6' 14 Chrtrd. Mera of India, Lou.. and China all 91 113 - 911 MI 100 gly . 1.1 - 19,0031 100 - 0400019.11 Cow of Canada all .- -.- 3LOO, 100 Com of London 2O %NO, 10 VniplMuL B ausiebari 4 all 17 171 171 GLOW' 10 0. Bank of Swltaarland. all - - 33,000 10 Lan. eh. haul of Asalli• all 28 244 i 241 1 1 16,000' 10 Do. New 11,40 00 London and Coonty 414,106 60 Landon Jolla Stock . 10 341 331 133 20,000 20 London & South AlriciM; 10 4 die par 1 - 6'LOO 100 lon. and Wegmlnater lO 70 72 - 11,000 100 Nat. Prov. of ingtiod 49 - - - 10,100 10 Do. New 2)000 60 National Bank - ILOOO 20 New South Wales ill - - XI 64400 26 Oriental Bank Uorpora 6/1 II 41 6111 2 •,000' 10 Ottoman bank - 1 1 ,000 100 Provincial .0 Ireland - - - ILOO. 16 afaltal Australis all -. •••• - 44000 th Colon of Australia - 6..010, 60 11.1260 n of Loudon - 40001 100 1011111 Mater o •- .. MIW6LLAIIIOI Q. piies. I Bela, _ • Atlantic ILI. Mail 144. (L.) Atlantic Cal. Auatrallan Agritul Berlin Waterworks BM.* Irish Diu. Do, B vet a. WI 13011 _ D0..0 1 - ii IV 11l 10 10 Canada Land Cop, Palace 7.le7rrirterence Do.. p. ct. Peep. Deb & India& Lon.Sh Ippngli Seal udiairrig..s toenail litlectric Telegraph Us& aim Aust. Cop. Gen. Steam limiest, .1, Greet Shop (Limited) ; Lea. W. Di n stret r T ee e " L E (L iVe : Loa. Oren. Omnibus I Nedra. Imm. t (Xnal I Itediternisteanleee.TeL 11*.s. TeL (Lim.) National Discount Co NerbuddaCoaktiron(L) Netherlands Land 1" - 6;:i,,:;.:11filuf.: N. Bruns. a N. Sad. lA. N. Brit. Australadaa !Oriental Oat _. . 0 171 107 110 15 17 115 36 106 107 106 . 157 ;, - 4 dial Par 06 i Pp ea. "it i 1 1 - m. 1} If If 2 pm I 4. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) * 5 " Do. Now Mans' .. Orleo. In. f4tm. (Uso. I .. Pool Slyer Umdi Mimi dhotis. and Orlon. Noma Do. New she, d. Tel. 6.4 e on Do. New loyal Mall Steens Scottish Aust. Invest's aouth Auatrellan Land Sebmaslue TeL Scrip Do. do. Registered_ Do. do. i Zil dLsl li VI dial Two &Macs. 7 It if la 6 6 47 60 so 71 11 13 pm In 14 4 1 .1 61 63 130 140 33 36 Trot& A4g. of Australis (Limited) Etna Issue. TrustALn Co.U.Caostls Uu. Kingdom TeL (L.). Via lestoetis The funds remain firm. A fresh improvement of j per oent. Las taken place in Consols. English railway stocks, in a few instances, are or per cent. lower, whilst Bahia, San Paulo, Great Luxembourg, and Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway shares continue in brisk ruinest, and are still rising. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 68fr. 27e., being about 1-16 per cent. hotter than yoderilay. Consols are officially marked 934 1,3, 16 and 1 for money, and 94, g, and for the account. The present quotations are 931, " buyers," both fur money and the account. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 230, 229 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15 9-16 ; India Five per Cent., 1051, 105, 1 ; ditto foe account, 1051, 105 ; ditto scrip, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 187.9, 98g ; ditto 1803, 981 ; Five per Cent. " refaced" rupee paper, 98, 971 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 135., 155., prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, but steady. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 80/ to 1, and that of 1858, 881 to 1. Mexican bonds are marked 261 and 261, being rather firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1880, 92 ; Cuba Seven per Cents., 101 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991, 101, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 151; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 263,1 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, fur account, 47 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1001 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 803, ex div. ; ditto, Six per Ceuta, 1868, for account, 681. i' i 'i p THE IBIBH CATHOIJC UNI' dig pa/ 0 10 r. —Thu liberal HALT-PAST Two o'CLut.E. Consols are quoted 93 to it both for money and the account, showing a fractional reduction com pared with the price current at two o'clock. The surplus of money in the discount market continues very large, and the rates aro still droop ing. Good bills were taken yesterday at 21 per cent., and the choicest paper could be placed at 21 1 . Ac cordingly very little business was done at the Bank. In the Consol market the rates for loans are still only I to 14 per cent. _ . . The amount of gold bought by the Bank yesterday was only 5,0001. The steamer Mooltau will convey to-morrow 239,0301. in specie, viz., 230,280'. iu silver, and 7,3031. in gold, for Bombay, awl 1,2301. iu gold for Alexandria. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 51 per cent. (the Bank rate being 6) ; Vienna, b ; Amsterdam, 3 ; Berlin, 3# ; Hamburg, 4 ; Turin, 6 ; Brussels, ; and Frankfort, per cent. There was no alteration of importance yesterday afternoon in the Exchanges, winch were quoted as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to a : ditto, 3 days, 11.184 to 19 • Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to a ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.671 to 70 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.10 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 375 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 21 ; Frankfort.on.the-Maine, 3 months, 119 a to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 321 to 1; Vienna eff. flo., 3 months, P. 15 to 25; Trieste, elf. So., 3 months, 14.15 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to i ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to 2} ; Genoa. 3 months, 25.80 to 2a ; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 2a ; 3 months, 391 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1181 to 1 ; Messina, 3 mouths , 1181 to 1 ; Lisbon, 9 0 days, 52 to ; Oporto, 9 0 dB" 524 to The Liverpool cotton market yeutonlay was firm and active, the sales reaching 20,000 bales. Another failure is reported iu the tallow market, arising out of the late speculation. The particulars are no, yet known. L ue.isiness prevails as to the poisible extent of these difficulties. The market is dull and lowe- and, inquiries have diminished. • • The Levant :tient/41 elate that the remittances to London on account of the March dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1854 have now reached a total of 70,0001. It appears upon inquiry,that the scheme known as the " Bank of Deposit," the position of which is at present exciting much attention, has never been register.xl in acco rdance with the law. It is by no means easy, therefore, to ascertain at present who are the shareholders. There will no doubt be a full investigation in due time. The prospectus of the " Birmingham Joint- Stock Bank' is advertised. The project has been in course of organisation for some time past, and appears to have been maturely considered. Power ful local support has been secured, the existing banking facilities in the town being regarded as inadequate to its enlarged trade. The banking business there pays well. There are several very sound provisions in the prospectus. The capital is 500,0001. in shares of 1001. each, with a deposit of M. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8201. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 31st inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Melbourne. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz:—lmports of gold, 219,1091. ; exports of gold, 176,011/. ; imports of silver, 12,5831. ; exports of silver, 00,72 W. FAIDLT EVIVONI. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 13-16 to for the 7th Nov., opened this morning at 921 to 93, and closed firm at 93 to k. For money the last price was likewise 93 to k. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, 93, 92i, 93 ; ditto for account (Nov. 7), 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 91, 901, 911 ; l'lewThree per Cents., 91,.1 ; Thirty B ears Annuities, 1885, 15 7-16 ; Bank Stock, 232 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1051 ; ditto for account, 1051, 104/ ; ditto Scrip, log ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1E63, 981, I ; ditto, 1864, 98;, j ; ditto, 185 P, 981 • ditto, Bonds, 15s. prem. ; our per Cent. " enf'seed" rupee paper, 81 • ditto Five per Cent., 971, ; ditto Five-and-a!Ralf per Cent., 104.1, I, The rupee paper was again in great requast, and large purchases were effected. Some of thu prin cipal sellers having withdrawn, the prices robe / per cent., the 5 per wet. closing at 97/ to 961, and the 53 at 104 to 105. The India Five per Cents. left off firm at 1041 to 1051. Exchequer Bills remain firm, with an upwanl tendency. The March closed at 4s. to 7a. prem., and the June at 12e. to 154. prem., showing in the latter instance a fresh rise of 3s. aid - Offeres to the Queen's Colleges by Sir Robert Peel has (says the Freeman's Journal) bad the effect of stimulating a corresponding liberality on the part of a catholic citizen, who has placed twenty pounds slow fur each of fivo scholarships for the ensuing ten years at the disposal of the rector of the Catholic University. This is an example worthy of imitation, and we hope to be able shortly to re cord similar, if not equally generous efforts by others in the cause of education. BOARD or TRADE, WHITEHALL, OCT. 25.—The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs a copy of a Pim. tugueee decree authorising, until the end of next April, the importation of wheat, rye, barley, and °ate, at the same duty am national grain when cleared for cofisumption. The same decree further states, that after expiration of the pre. scribed time the grain referred to may be still admitted, provided it be shown to the satisfaction of the government that such grain left direct for the ports of the kingdom with the reasonable expectation of arriving within the period in question."—Go4te. The foreign stock market was quiet, but prices remain steady. No alteration occurred in Bank shares. Crystal Palace stock and Madras Irrigation shares were inquired for. Peninsula and Oriental Steam and East and West India Dock have improved. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings today were as follows :—Oeenn Marine Insurance, 4} to prem. • Thames and Mer sey Marine, 1 to 11 prem. ; 'Universal Marine In surance, to ; undou and Provincial Marine, 4to I dia. ; Commercial Union Fare, die. to par ; Mercantile lire 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine,C g to prem. ; Metropolitan and Provincial lank, par to 4 prem. ; London and Lancashire Fire -In surance, f to f prem. ; and Telegraph to India, par tot prem. Business has taken place iu the shares of the Earle° Iron Shipbuilding Company at 4 prem. FOsator•orFl.a, &r. 21—The Queen boa been pleased to approve of Mr. Joho Y°wig as *maul at Ballad for the United States of Atnerica.—Gozrtir. Cstsr,►r. PALACI. 0143 SHILLING DAY. -.- FRIDAY, 0.-r. 2.l.—Admisbei ea wont. 743 ; ditto by nacos tickets, 548 ; total visitors, 1,281. /3. ... 30.10 N 30.94 41 ... SRN 49 ... 30.32 48 ...:9.37 49 30.91 45 . . 30.31 49 . 3932 49 411 30 59 63 ackra i 49 30.91 49 at ism* jam: iti IXPLkNATION. B.—Haromster &meted and reducer' to 30 deg. at mean sea level each 10 feet. of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an Inch diminution . and each lo deg., above 3.1 deg., causing nearly three-hundredths Increase. ii.—Extioned thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point. 11.—Direction of wind tine--two points, Jeff of msg. castle . I.—Por, e Ito 11—estimated, C.—Cloud to V. I. Initials b, blue sky . e. clouds ,detached): f, tog ; h, hall ; 1. lightning: In, inirtf teary) .o, overcast (dull) r, rain . a. show 1. thunder. 11.—See disturbance Il to Vl. 3.—Calm. /11ITIOUS T 1 TIM REPORT. N. Britain—W. to N.E.—lto. Y.\. W. to E.—Fine dente —Pine. w to N and N.E.. N.W. to I—Moderate. line. .-• ...... .loullar :. - 7:;;;t—IV.S.W. to N. and N. to E.—Tresh, floe. N E , fine . England—W.N.W. to Z.N.E., N.E. to EAL —Moderato. moderato. fine. TRAFFIC RECRIPTI4,—.The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Oct. 19, amounted to 562,571/., and fur the corresponding week of last year to .1.35,552/. ; showing an increese of 24,919/. The gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted to 2114.276/., and for the corresponding week of 1860 to 249,1321., show ing an increase of 15,8441. The Mcrae, on the Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 4,837/. ; oe the Great Northern to 2,9261. ; on the Great Western to 3,5971. ; cm the London and North-Western to 2.6171- ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 1,7731. ; and on the London acid South-Western to I,olM—toal, 16.9881. But from this must be deducted 17L, the decrease on the London and Blackwell. and 7271. on the South-Festern, together 744/., leaving the increase, as above, 15,8441. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 217 ,595/. , and for the ocureepouding period of Lest year to 289.420/., showing an increase of 8 ,1751., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan lines, makes the total increase 24,0191. as compered with the cor responding week of 1860. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciooc. The railway share market today is dull. The tone is not quite so strong as yesterday. A reduction of A to 4 per cent. has taken placo in se veral of the principal stocks. Loudon and North Western is now quoted 911 to ; Great Western, 71 to 4 ; Midland, 1271 t o ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 100 i to 100 ; Caledonian, 100 to i South Eastern, 77i to 78 ; Great Northern, 112 to 113, being better ; and Eastern Counties, 54} to 55. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are firm, at A to 1 prem. The Indian lines, as well as Antwerp and Rotterdam, Bahia, San Paulo, and Great Luxembourg Railway shares, are in demand. ozi)lNAklf SEAM MID STOCKS. eh. IPd I BrawAn. I awing revs I ralea to-dip yesterday. to 1 p.m. •.. MAIM, VI &MOW I , Ai 100 .lifrk..l.llLACbilato6 1111 Blackbar ka a an Myth en& Tynetra ▪ Bogiou.s.a mac. 100 dbehitol mod Meter 100 CAledoulan all 'Cork and Bandon.. all .Cururran r Do. A J A no dlr , until all ;Uo. B lp.o.lspAld to D an :Debtla ant: Belfast VW 1▪ I Dams, Perth. do Abd.Jo 10 last Anglian inastern Co unts L' 100 ! Eastern ston, Stock A 100 I Do. Stook all ' But Suffolk 100 i Wind. orgh and tn ae siow I 100 ITello tiro', Perth. Dundee • 'forth and tlyde June. 100 ( L lusi & b. Western W DnW North of Soothing Om* Northern ro. A Stook Do. It Stook Clt. South & it est. (La) Orytt Western Do.itourVol.Ouantk Lancashire& Yorkatlre London and Blaclrwail Loa, BrightottiltS.Ociaet Loadon,Diellun.,*Dov. 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