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London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

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EURES.—(77/18 DAY.)

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LL G!OVERNIOINT 8111:717RITIMB.

kat 6 per Wit., Jan. and July, 941, 31.
6 pia cent., May and Nov., 1882, 1091.
Wales, 6 per oent., Jan. and July, 1888 to
IWoda, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1876, 1051,
,i 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1891, 113.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOK&
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Great Northen, A (A reoeives;;diiiollarsoilll /111111311
cent. has been paid to B), 104.
Do. It, 120.
Great Western—Original, 491, 1, 1.
Do. (South Wales), 68.
Do. (West Midhuid—Newport), 291.
lauceih re and Yorkshire, 1281.
Londcn, Beghton, and South Coast, 491, 1,1, I.
London, Chatham, and Dover, 461, 1.
Loudon and North Weston, ill 4, 1.
London and South Wisdern. 871. 8.
Manchester, Sheffield, and Linirslaskire, 471.
Metrotolitan, loq, 1,6 L 61.
Metropolitan District 72.
Midland, ill, 1.
North Easteiu (Berwick), 100, 1.
North London, 123.
South Eastern Deferred (deferred receives no d:viderd
until 6 per cent. hole Lean paid to preferred), 601.
Stainer, Wokirphain, and Woking, 121.

PREFERENCE BFIAREB.
(treat Eastern (East Anglian. No. 1), 6 per cmt, 100.
Crest Western, original, 5 per cent. redeemable, 94.

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1 .
• • 011 O'CLOCK.
[ I tte zeinicefa 'wildlife securities are riilier ilag
ay, the traaoscalosi oossisting ehledy el mhos. :
At the consternation* of business Ceseoli were
draft in at a redaction of 1 per cent. owing to thit '
untavourablo character of the Book of lfsgbrad
kennel: but a veriovery has shoe oeourred to the '
last primed yeateeday. Boom of the railway mad
Amiga etoehrhave dachas& to $ moderate embant.
. Board States 5-20 Boucle have again given wrrZ
prea
oaks by people .who made Puruhases in anti-
,_ . Odle elediellialtimateal Grant to the poet
Balkleit. Baaiiiiwiied raiaaanaseous shares
neglested.
The OM for three aerhilim. bins in the discount 1
VaiSS is 1. I 0 li pa Niril., sad tor loses in tie:
_llifilicaso 1. . • . ,
qadatt AI fp 1.41/4 iillieriNi
atffir (DM -1): mit 1611.4ie Omia.
kiwi New Thum rr 004. par* a t
! Ili milway roarirekin Ml* ~I.4oolonsild
Mall-Weetern, Brighiss, lerptillass, and
= Chatham. mid' • Dewar derlim have
• 1 to 1. per ask; bat Midland
sod Great &Mau lava iaspirimed /. Amassed
are the pigtail: me :-.-Loadon ineNorth West-
ern, 114 to 111; ; Great Wertara, 49/ to I ;
Midland, 114 : to. I ; London and South
Western, 1171 to e 1; Great Master's. 421 to 43k;
Brighton, 491 to i ; South Eastern, 771 to I ;
Metropolitan, 1061 to 1061; Great Northern,
105 to 1 ; ditto A, 103 k to 104; Caledonian,
721 to I, ex div. ' • Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1271 to 1281; London, Chatham, and Dover, 161
to 1; and Manchester, Ghefileld, and Lincoln-
shire, 471 to I.

Foreign bonds exhibit few changes. Turkish
Awl* of 1862 have unproved k per cent., and
Spanish of 180 i k, whilo Mexican and the
Orel Vitebsk Railway Loan have rendel /.
Bubjoinod are the prices:—Brazilian of 1863,
781 to I ; Chilian of 1887, 94f to 931;
Egyptian of 1884, 811 to 82k ; ditto of 1863,
721. eo Mk.; Malian of 1881, 641 to I ;
cyreisksicco Lows, 1/ te'lk real. ; liasises,

of 1866, 901 to 911; ditto NicolDl Railway

651 to 1, ex div. ; ditto Orel, 811 to 1;
ditto Iluscow-Jaros/aw, 82} to 1; Spanish of
1867, 331 to 34 ; Turkish of 1838, 681 to 69/ ; ditto
of 1862, 69/ to 70 ; and ditto of 1863, 411 to :.

Indian securities are unaltered. The Ton-sal-a-
-l:fall per Cents. are quoted 214 to 217; the Five,
1141 to 115; the Four, 1021 to 103}; the Bads,
15s. to 20s. pre.m.; and the Debentures, 1051 to
100. Bunk Stock, 244 to 240 ; and Exchequer
IGs. to 20a. prem.
Bank shares have been little dealt in, and prices
are quoted the same as yesterday.
As regards miscellaneous shares ilud.ion's Bay
are 2s. 6d. lower, at 14} to 1, but other descrip-
tions are without variation. National Discount,
111 to 12; General Credit, 21 to 2t dis. ; Inter-
national, 1 3-16 to 1 1-16 dis. ; Telegraph Con-
struction, 151 to 1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight
per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4; and Anglo-Ame-
rican, 211 to 22.

In the market for American securities, the 5-20
Bonds have declined per cent., vie., to 731 to
; but Atlantic and Great Western Debentures
and Consolidated Mortgage Bonds are f higher,
at 36 to 371, and 381 to 39 reepectively ; Erie,
271 to 28 ; and Illinois Central, 981 to 971.
The Charkof-Azof Railway Loan is flat, at 1 to
11 prem.

Petitions for the winding up of the Jersey Im-
perial Hotel Company (Limited), United Service
Company (Limited), and Etna Insurance Com-
pany (Limited), are to be heard before the
Master of the Rolls on the 14th inst. A petition
for the winding up of the Commercial Clothing
Company (Limited) is also to be hoard before
Vice-Chancellor Melina on tho 13th.
Advice. from Manchesterannounce the failure of
Messrs. Hockmeyer and Co., merchants, with
liabilities for a moderate total.
TWO O'CLOCK.

The government funds are dull, at 94 to k for
money, and 941 to k for the :account. In the
railway market, London and North Western, Great
Eastern, and Caledonian stocks have advanced
to # per cent., but Metropolitan has declined k.
Italian bonds of 1861 are better.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

Consols are at 941 to 1 for money, and 941 for
the account, being rather better than at 2 o'clock.
The railway market is firm, with purchases to a
moderate extent. Caledonian, 734 to 1; Brighton,
494 to 50 ; Metropolitan, 1054 to 106; South
Eastern, 774 to 4; Midland, 1111 to 4; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 1274 to 1281 ; London and North
Western, 1111 to ; and Great Western, 49)
to 1.

Foreign bonds are flat, and show a reduction of
/to per cent. Italian of 1861, 541 to ; Orel,
801 to 811; Nicholai, 65 to 1 ; Turkish of 1865,
411 to j; Spanish of 1867, 333 to I; and
Charkof-Azof Scrip, 3 to 1 prem.
No bullion operations have been reported at the
Bank to-day.
At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Routes
opened at /Hr. 7e. for the account, showing no
change.
Bills of exchange on the government of Ceylon
for 260,000 rupees were disposed of yesterday by
tender at the offices of the crown agents for the
colonies. The minimum was fixed at Is. 111 d.
per rupee, and the whole amount was taken at
and above that rate.

-Ihe;;fniieditervice Bank (Limited)" has
stopped payment. The liabilities aro not very con-
siderable, but they may prove sufficient to cause
some individual embarrassment. The company
started about three years ago as " agents and
bankers to the army, navy, and civil services in
England, India, and the Coloniee," with a board
of direction upon which were :-ITajor-Gonerel
0. Balfour, Su, W. M. Coghlen, Sir Claude de
Crcspigny, Bark, Major-General Richard Hall,
Colonel Hobday, and Mr. E. Maltby, late member
of Council at Madras. The prospectus stated that
Mr.W. V. Morgan, of the firm of Saunders, Otley,
and Morgan, would join the board on the comple-
tion of pending arrangements. These gentlemen,
however, after a time, withdrew, and the business
was carried on by the manses , Mr. G. E. Hudson.
The original dedgnation of the undertaking was
" The United Service Company."
Under date the 28th October, the Spanish
Minister of Public Works has made an important
decree in reference to joint-stock companies in
Spain. It repeals the law of 1848, and all subse-
quent legislation based thereon, and goes on to
state that " societka anonymes" shall be subjected,
as to their organisation and manoalersot, to the
prescriptions of the commercial until legis-
lation take place on the subject. Those companies
which are now in existence can elect, after reso-
lution taken at a general meeting of shareholders,
between continuing subjected to the law of 1848,
or being governed by the commercial code, and,
in this latter case, the delegates or inspectors who
had been appointed for them by the administra-
' tion aro thereby suppressed. In due time the
government will present to the Cortes a bill on
industrial and mercantile association.
no telegraphic advises which came to hand
yesterday from Melbourne, via Point de Galles
were dated the 13th of October, being only twenty-
two days old.
The following le the oftleialretunt of the 41411 P