The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-08 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 7.—Sales: Furness, new. 1864 111—Great
Eastern, 3211 F 3 I W-4rrest North of Scotland, 151 Pi—
Lancsalslre and Yorkithlre, 1271 I—London and North Western,
114 3—Manchester, sheffield. and Lincolnshire,
1201 1 193 POl—ditto, £22 convertible, 1 7.16 p. —South Eastern.
681—Grand Trunk of Canada, 193—United Maces 5-2 v, Iwr/,
Ist May to Ist November, 71 3 1 Ic.—ditto, 1864, C 94—
Virginia Ws per Cent. 34—Dutch Rhenish 41 p.—Rank
of Liverpool, 241—North Western Baak,a 'Limited), 17d.
Thames and limey Marine (Limited:, p.—' Marine
(Limited , 311 p.—National Steam ShipCompaby (Limited ,o 1.16.
ilarretiffirrig, Orr. 7.—llarket steady. but quiet. West
Esatarn. 34 I Ii Lutenthimidel—Great Western
of Canada. 16 7-16 i Great Weitern, 48 73 I—Lancashlre and
Yorkshire, 1271 I—London, Brighton, and South Coast. 541—
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. i r. per
cent. pref.. 71—Midland. 1.261 3 1 3--owth Iciueb 3.4 *—
United states 6-50 Years' Bonds. 711—Furness 0 per rent.. 122
—Union Bonk, 21 p. Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated
Mortgage Botas, 224—Great Western 6 per cent., Pt.
BlatincllAM, OCT.. —Badness done: Statenage Rallwqr,
at 51 : (treat Western Railway Redeemable 6 per rent.. at PSI :
itirmineham New Union MK at : Metropolitan Railway car-
riage rat Wagon .I.tralted , swam issue, at F dis. : and Birming-
ham Small Arms Limited ,at A pm. CiAll
and North Western Railway, sellers. at 114 Wometer and
Birmingham Canal, vellers. at 12 . Midland nancial Limited ,
at 111-16 to 13 die : Railway Rolling Steck (Wolverhamptmi ,
buyers. at 15 per share: and ltirananham Embalm,: Buildings
Limited., sellers, at 17,

The sheep fair of Ballinasloe was continued on
Saturday with better results for sellers than on the pre-
%ious day. An improvement of 3s. or 4s. was effected fu
the price of wethers. The total number of sheep mold
during the two days was G 4,9.4. Only 4,492 remained
unsold. Last year the unsold numbered 7,307, but the
fair was larger. Some hones were also disposed of. The
quality in general was very indifferent. Some continental
buyers were in search of troops, and bought up any animals
which seemed likely to be useful, but there were very few
really good specimens to be had.

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FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE OAKS COLLIERY.—
Mina Newsome, the lady who was so seriously injured a
few weeks ago at the Oaks Colliery. having been caught in
the machinery and both her legs broken, died on Monday
evening last.
THE WESTERN FISHERY. —The rough weather
seriously interfered with the Cornish pilchonl fishery
during the past week. Two mines enclosed about 1.009
hogshead off St. Ives, but unfortunately by far the greeter
part of the fish were lost. The numerous drift boats did
DM succeed in taking more than 20 hnsheade among theu..
but during the week there were some fine catches of
whiting and conger.
SOUTH KENSINGTON MrsErw.—Visitors during
the week ending Oct. 5, 1817:—fro Monday, Tuesday,
and Saturday (free), from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m., 11353 • on
Wednesday, Thursday. and Friday (admission Id.). from
10 a.m. tills p.m., 1,476; total, 12,629; average of cor-
responding week in former years, 13,532 ; total from the
opening of the museum, 7.005.91(3.
PATENT-orrice Bit:mu:at, SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Number of vieiton for the week ending Oct. 5. 2,511.
Total number since the opening of the Museum free daily
. (12th May, 18:581,1,189,572.