The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-22 00:00:00

MONET X

ARIPP.-cr

Foreign et, rLe were inactive. There was r de-
mand, however, for Italian Bonds of 1861, which
reset per cent , and Brazilian of 1862, &c., abo
1 per cent. Tuakiall xi 1868 amed
and declined I.

__WM DAY.)
Osia o'Cume.
The bad weather has bad an unfavourable effect
to-day upon the markets for public securities,which
are generally dull. Prices in most cases, however, are
quoted the same as on Saturday, in the absence
of dea'ings. Consols are steady, but some of the
English railway stocks have given way. North
British is prominently heavy, upon the circulation
of adverse rumours with regard to the financial
position of the undertak'ng. The reduction in some
of the foreign bonds is unimportant, not exceeding
11 per cent. It is fu"y anticipated that a Inge
amount of gold out of the recent arrivals will be
bought by the Bank of England this week, but this
circumstance does not check, at any rate for the
moment, a preponderance of sales.
The demand for money is rather good to-day,
and the quotation for choice bills has risen # per
cent., viz., to 4to 4#. A considerable quantity of
India paper arrives at maturity on Wednesday.
Consols are quoted 89# to # for money, and
89} to # for the account (Nov. 8).
The transactions in foreign stocks are upon a
very limited scale, and prices are flat. Turkish of
1865, Spanish Passive, and the Committees' Certi-
ficates have declined # per cent., but Greek,
Italian of 1861, and Mexican are steady. Turkish
Bonds of 1862 are quoted 54 to 65 ; ditto,
1865, 281 to 29 ; Greek, 131 to ; Spanish
Pltaliaesianve,c42llB6b3l,22s4# • ditottclCss e!irttiefixicatescan: 113#51, tot 114.# ; • MARK-LANE.-CTHIS
7uhetelasttliefi;:sseh
,ailulk cnfdwtb!yrlhe .aumndapiicarikyetaiagetee.d.toth7hle arrivalserulealeomzfraFogi
United States 5-20 are in less demand, and have condition. In both awl and white parcels sales progressed
receded # per oent., viz., to 681 to 69. Erie Rail- steadily, and the wiiule supply offered was readily deposed
of at an advaucn, culapared sail Monday last, of 3s. pee
way shares are quoted 50# to 51, showing no change, quarter.
and Illinois Central, 781 to 1, being per cent, i With foreign wheat the market was well 'applied. Foe
all qualities the trade ruled firm, while the prices realised
higher. exhibited an improvement of quite 2s. per quarter.
Anglo-American Telegraph shares are quoted ! The few samp;e3 of fine malting barley on offer were
15# to #,, and Atlantic Telegraph, 4# #, showing disposed at quit, late rates. Grinding and distilling sorts '
were in limited request, at about prevne currencies.
a decline of 2a. exl. in each case.
International Financial shares are quoted 1/1 foundTh buyerst teed. was arm, add good and sywatdheq,lll::
Malt was firm, at full quotations.
In
to 1# die. ; London Financial, 161, to 15i dig. ; other sorts no a 6"; adnl: rt
place.o money.
General Credit, 2# to 2# dis. ; Credit ioncier, Very little business passing in peas. Prices, hew-
-41 to 4ij dia. ; National Discount, 81 to 9 prem. ; estr.,,awnesre
to well
hand. d. The demand for them was
and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 17. ' inactive; nevertheless prices ruled firm.
We are requested to state that the Royal Bank !
of Inridcoesurwa
tneacted, and the tendency
of India, the Indian Peninsular Bank, the Brokers' . for :v:h a '
rral seeds the demand ruled quiet. Cakes
Bank, and the Bombay Presidency Bank reported were steady in Nice-
ne floating cants trade was very firm, and the value of
to be in liquidation in a list published by the But- nil kinds of produce was well supported ; whilst in some in-
Zionist on Saturday, are not winding up, and that stances a decided advance was established. Wheat moved
they continue to transact business as usual. off freely, at Is. to 3s. per fir. more money. The trams.-
' tiring were cdicfiy in gre-n for m rival. Arrived Ohirka,
The fact that, including Saturday's supplies, no 475. to 52a. lid. ; ditto on passage, 49e. to 555. ; ditto
less than 862,0001. in specie and bullion is now ;1,ZP6,"tyt0513114•4; b
l;erdians •a, snivel, silt, t: Pad!
awaiting sale, the bulk of which is expected to be ditto on pamige,.:4„. Gl. ; Jlarianople, anived; 641, hard
sent into the Bank of England this week, has Odessa, 61s. lid. per 4921b5. Polish, arrived, 40d. to big. per •
revived the belief that the rate of discount at that 48°!b**Maize , cotriLkian;,:lwPairmgevami,' bgia;nt:r,s* per 496
rices were ILtot
establishment will soon be reduced to 4 per cent. ' per qr. igherE than last "week.-' Moldavian, arrived, 39..
About 16,0001. in bar gold was sent into the 40.• ; Kalafat,, 315.. 3d. per 4921b5. ; Rachova, 74d.
Bank on Saturday. to 30s. 9d. ; Wadachian 295. Gd. to 30s. 9d. • Bulgarian.
;ifs. • Ibrail, 30s. to 34. 6d.; Montreal, mixed,' 31s. per
The Massilia has reached Southampton from ! .4(40114. Briley was in steady request, at quite
Atexandria with the heavy portion of the Calcutta, late rates. Ibrail, on passage, 20e. lid. ; Danubian,
China, and Australian mails, and 458,0001. in 2.3.. ; ditto, October shipment, 2fis. 71d. per
specie, nearly all gold. The Moravian has also • *Weals. rye or. beans no sales were
arrived from Melbourne with 143,600/. in gold, effected' owi
eed seferyte
ttirlien priceitind.em6rdteed
Gas. per
them.
and the Yorkshire with 116,0001. Including the Linseed cakes w,.is scarce' , and were held at quite preViot
145,030/. by the Reigate, which reached Falmouth currencies. Rapeseed changed hands freely, on former
from Melbourne on Wednesday, there is a total of terms. Calcutta.
. on passage, 495. 9rl. to 50e. Ga. ; Fero's°
862,5001. in bullion to be disposed of, a large lore shipping,
4E-;rlZ"irr,,irgi?seton'eed was very
firm"
60 ;
portion of which is expected to be sent into the impaiced, wed sundry, 617 qrs. Foreign-Linseed,
Bard: this week. 5,642; rapeseed, ,9.2.t4; maize, 2,951 ; and sundry, 181
The amount of Australian gold known to be still qrs.
on the way to this country is 225,0001., of which Exroars.-What,--tt, 2025 ; oats, 3,868; rapedeed,s2s
nearly half is due. The Omar Pasha ham 56,(100E., fire. ; &U.', (-6° owls.
the True Briton 76,0001., and the Queen of the' et ICR-
IseN'
Nations 93,0001. Per Qr.
The amount of government bills on India, for Will.t7 s. 5. I
Eases, oC4
which tenders will be received at the Bank , Lent, roof
L ld to
ae st to Se
of England on the 7th November will be „ 'be. while, .11 bi so le,
rupees 30,00,000 (300, n
000/.) Norfolk and l'ancln
race 55 to 55
Advioes from Preston announce the failure of new
Messrs. Wilding and Strachan, spinners and menu_ VARLET
facturens, with liabilities estimated at upwards of
50,0001.
It is announced that a dividend of Bs. in the
pound will be paid on the sth of next month to
the creditors of the Chepstow Old Bank, which
failed in Juno last with liabilities computed at
56,0001.
It is understood that the Canadian delegates to
this country, for the settlement of the Confederated
Government and the guarantee of the Intercolonial
Railway, have at length fixed to sail for England
by an early packet-it is said on the 7th of next
month. The reason of their long delay appears to
be that the government of Canada were desirous,
before settling this measure, of seeing the Ameri-
can elections concluded in the frontier States, ap-
prehending that if any Fenian incursion
occurred, advantage might be taken of
that opportunity, when the restraining
power of the American executive would be
weakest. These elections, however, are now peace-
fully passing by ; and official advices from Canada
also describe the public alarm on account of the
Fenians as subsiding ; and Fenianism itself as
having lost much of its political aim and organiza-
tion, while such precautions have been taken by the
government as to make any movement almost im-
practicable as well as unlikely. Meanwhile the de-
legates from the maritime provinces, who have
been here for a considerable period, are understood
to have made satisfactory progress, both with re-
spect to the details of the Confederation and to the
additional sum found necessary for the completion
of the Interoolonial Railway that is to connect
Quebec with Halifax. It is understood that the
direct line from Chicago to Port Huron, and thence
by bridge across the River St. Clair to Port Sarnia,
the western terminus of the Grand Trunk of Ca-
nada Railway, has also progressed to this extent,
that the owners of the land through which it
passes have made the road with the gradients ; and
will next contract for the supply of the rails on the
security of a mortgage of the line itself. When,
therefore, the Intercolonial, at one extreme of the
Grand Trunk line, and the Chicago Direct at the
other extreme, are complete, it is computed
that passengers will be able to travel from Chicago
to Halifax and vice versa without changing car-

PERMS.

Per gr.

52 to 56

Rai!. a. I.
Scotch potato
Irish, white
„ black
BE•lR

--.__..
Malting
Distilling
tarindiag 3l to 37
M A la

--
Mangan •ES to a
lick 34 to 44
Harrow
46 to
Pigeon 44
47 to 54
Mai.
__ _

Beset, Norf;71147:11,1
Suffolk 64 to 74
Emptou mud Wore Cl to 78
Brown 64 to 67
- - -

Grey 33 to 30
Maple — to
WhiSo l6 so 4/
Boilers

lint.

Flocs.

New. _.

Used.
English, feed
scaeb,reef

Dantrie
berg
Ei..4ock & Metkleu•

-to-

20 to 2G
21 to 32'
2.5 to 29,

burg
Danish
. Alsatian, hard
soft
Araerhan, red
• „ white
BAKLEI
Grinding
Distilling
Malting

Per {fir.

66 to GS

:3 to iso
49 to 66
44 to 63
43 to 64
tO
29 to 34
29 to 34
to

Ibirn made: yor---SSO
lbs.
Household 47 to f•
Country
Norfolk 11.14 Suffolk,
44 ship N to a

OATS o a.
Danish and Swedish 22 to 26
Boast=

BrAN&

Danish So
PEA&

0523
Dutch brewing 22 to 28
feeding
ARRIVAIA J:e., I:
Wi CAILV.L\tik:,
CLUSIVE.

Boilers ,

.. 13 ms
.. ssa3l

INDIAti COILII.

White
Yellow

tripuL

to 34
toffit

1 French. per tack—. 34 to St
Spanish „ . St ST
• American, per brl SS to 32
Canadian , 23 to 32
NTO LosnoN, EY LAND AND
LL OCT. 15 TO OCT. OS, IN-

-2L-7-
.'------Wiltrif. Bealey. . Malt. i 04ta. 'l;eans Peas, Flom
,ir, ' ,r rs
4. , q. I qrs. i qrs. 1 gra ' 603.1 acts
English C3..1 ' 4757 ' 18952 f 2726 740 841 .. .116411
57
Ir!,11
Furelgu 1 2.:•:_ • 5424 .... 30646 .... .. 276 f, 66
- - --- ,
I
Total

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BT ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELRORATR.)
(FROM OOR OWN COIIRVIPOWDENN.)
The mark sleady. Bales, 12,000 or 15,000 bales.

It INC! NG -LINE. —(TRIS DAY. )
Bre:am—The :;i3rket is in the same quiet state as at the
c10,,e of I•cst we,,lc for both raw and iefineel.
Covet:E.—There is a good demand for both Plantatioa
and Native Coy!nn, at firm prices ; a parcel of the latter
sold at 73a. for bold quality.
Tr I.—The market tauraitered.
SAI.ITETItE.-1.101.1 1,47,S of Bengal sold at 20a for
refraction 71 to 7!.
Brm.—No sales reported.
RICE. —The .lornan•l Iris improved considerably and a
large bus;nesi done in soft grim, at lls. 9d. to 12s. for
I:3egoon.
(•or•rnn.—The *alms are to a fair extent at steady prises.
• In other articles lio change has taken place since Fri-
day last.

r - •
The Scottish North Eastern Railway Company
have officially announced the following dividends :
—Aberdeen stock, 1 per cent. per annum, against
2it at the corresponding period of last year ; Scot-
tish Midland, 521, against WI ; and Dundee and
Arbroath, 84, against 8/.
The directors of the Brazilian and Portuguese
Bank (Limited) announce that the business of the
bank having progressed satisfactorily, and no loss
having been sustained through the recent crisis in
England and Rio de Janeiro, they have declared
a dividend "on account" of 3 per cent., or Gs.
pe: share, free of income-tax, on the paid-up
capital, payable on the 9th November.
It is announced that the Committee of Manage-
ment of the South Austrian, Lombardo-Venetian,
and Central Italian Railways Company has fixed
1 20f. for the first coupons of the year 18.66, and this
will be paid on the Ist November. •
The Australian Mortgage, Land, and Financa METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARIE r
(THIS DAY.)
Company (Limited) announce that an interim divi-
M.
lend, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the it greatly exceeds the demand. There ..Il,tlh,yougla.ht,the rumba of beasts is maw than Oa
half-year ending 30th Jane last will be payable on i,, a considerable redaction in price even in choicest
the 3rd November. descriptions. The supply of sheep is about the same
The London Stock and Share Company (Limited) as last week. The 1 ttendance of buyers is exceedingly
have announced that their sales by auction will limited. Business transacted is on lower tains, and many
commence on Tuesday, the Gth November, and will sheep remain unsold. Good calves only are saleable. One
be held on each successive Tuesday, at the Baltic fcacif::gn "991 Y. "!Iglitaa 3110 bert49 7,920 shiwT.l.64.
1 es, and 440 ptgs. From Inland we have 150 besets
Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street. Norfolk and Suffolk,4o beasts; and 1,1360 from the Northam
and Midland counties.
SATURDAY EVINIWG. Pa stone of Olbt ad.a d. Per dose of Ma a 41. •d.
Consols, which closed vesterday at 894 to A for Boa Seas, Maids. 4to 5 o Boa aralitt-bdsa 0 o u 0
the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at the s.BeCton/b°d'cliurrnbeasts 1 48) : 1 Betol4ccol!. 5han......... :1: O :
same quotation. For money the last price was cave,
89* to 4. The official business report is as fol- vim ...,,..., f2 2
.2 lamb De, do. Mors—. 0
e e s
lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89i, Bears at market, reda '6,40 ,°sZesp end lambs, 9:4104,, ;Z.:.
la, I ; ditto, for account, 89.4 ; Three per Cents. ..13s ; piss 790.
Reduced, 87#1 1; New Three per Ceara" 871' ; BOROUGH HOP MARIEST.—(THIS DATA
Meesrs. Patten len and Smith report a steady deassitl
India Fire per Cent. Stock, 105 f, ;1; tditto Four
per Cent., 94i ; ditto Five per -Cent enfaced"
for consumption for all descriptions of hops at last ways"
rupee paper, 101. prices.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
The market le sternly. Town tallow, 445. t ;
spat. 445. ; January to March, 455. W* 456. 9d.;
Irch, 445. ; 1)-t ober to December, 44e. 3d. to 445. bd. ;
December, 4:A. to 4:10...01.
PARTICULARS Or TALLOW.
• ----

1866.

42,798
56,238
• d. d.
62 0
51 9

j 41,851
2,361
$4,481
6,184
149,1187
' 4. &
144 6 6
6

Stock on hand this day..cesks 62,333 48,741
lk livery last week i 1,002 2,234
Ditto lmol I,t. J ~•.e ' 25,006 18,075
Arrival last week 8,636 3,111
Ditto (rum 'ell .;:le ' 71.1.2 32,795
a d. ~ ,t. a.
PrireT.C. en wt thlt day—. 44 3 40 0
Ditto Town Vassar Friday .
Arrival /or the week enilag 30th October last year 14,312 coils
and delivery 2,9±1 casks. Theatrical last week comprised 5,4411
casks Pete.-nburg, 675 :Joan Amer.ea 4 total, 6,136 paha

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