The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-08 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 106, 106/ —Caetem Ounntiek,
101316 10 15-10—Great Northern, 1111 11_!—Great Western,
701 70I—Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, 106 j 105f—Londou amt
North Western stock, Inn OlL—Manchester, She Meld. and Lin-
coin. 46,4—M1.1:awl dock, 12.14 —Ditto new shares, 1 7.10 1 0.10 p
—North Ltrltldl, 621 6t—North Staffordshire. 4/ el - North
Noisterti Gera Lek„ MO/ 19.14—York awl North klidlmod. 90/ 90f
—Leeds Capital Stock, 56 ask—Smith Kasten. and Iswer, 22 11.11
22 1310—Wart 311dIamul Oxford.. 49 50—bultaloand Lean Huron.
41 41—Dutch Meals , 170 d. par—Grand Trunk of (ennui,
4 15-10 I.l6—Great Luxembourg. 9 140 9..—Great W.•terui od
Canada. 9 19-14 9 15-16-1111nuli Central, ::ay t
eessusent., 24 26—Thames and Mersey Insurance, 1 1.10 1 Jdo p.
Italeitierrait. Nov. 7.—The market opened steady, hot there
was not mach business done, and prices closed a shade lower_
Grand Trunk of Canada, 6—Great Western, 701—lantashIre and
Yorkshire. 10321--Manchester, ithetkehl, and Lincolnshire, 411 k
—Ditto Mx per Cent. Pref., 123 11 b:lan 1244 I.—'•zonit
kastern ,Gerwick), 1001—North Staffordshire. 4/ d.— South
Eastern, 22 11.10—Fire Assurance. 2 d.

THE POTATO CHOC. —THEILATENINt; NOTICEi.
Threatening melons, which were removal by the police, have
been posted on the out-house at Newniarketuri-Fergus„
county of Clam, and several other conspicuous parte of the
town, threatening any person who would charge more thaw
half rent for sou-acre potato ground. This is • threat to the
farmers iii ronsequeoce of the failure in the potato crop,
which in many places throughout this extensive district is
nut worth the cost of digging, and will be sorely felt by the
artisan and labouring class, who ere the principal perks,
who sow jantatoes in con-sore. —Preeman'a
THE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT MYTHOLNI EOWD.
—Yesterday (Thunday), an inquest was held at the Dusty
Miller Inn, Mytholmroyd, by Mr. Ingham, on the bode of
Mrs. Fanny Greenwood. It will be remembered that ahe
cut her little daughter's throat on Friday last. later which
she cut her own throat; but she lived until Wednesday
night. about ten o'clock, when death put an end to her
sufferings. No further particulars were elicited to sitl te
those that have already appeared. A verdict of "Died
from the effects of the wounds inflicted by her own hands ow
Fri lay last" was returned.
THE " ComarAN SAWN " IN THE CANONCATE.-•-•
Our readers are not aware, perhaps, that in a bine off the
High-street of FAlintiurgh there is a flourishing penny
theatre—vulgarly known as the peony gaff—where crowds
nightly witness tragedy and comedy on a real stag%
with all the adjunct, of orchestra, scenery, properties,
and costumes, by payment of the small coin above.
tamed. We are informed that the latest dramatic novelty
at this place of entertainment is the famous "Colleen
Barn," which toss Leen produced this week with great
effect. The celebrated " header " is nightly taken into
we know cot what gauzy sea, fur the eatisfectioe of the
great unwashed of the Canotigato purlieus who might
reap pretties' benefit from the scene, were they only te
follow Mileens•Coppalesn's example in less theatrical, but
I more effectual, water. —Edinr.arult Coucual.