The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENIN(, OCTOBER 17, 1868.

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

DISTURBANCES AT TENERIFFE.

(mown amines Amin.)
LIVERPOOL, 00?. 17.

The meal mail steamer Athenian arrived here
to-day. Her dates are: Old Calabar, Sept. 10;
Cannel tams and Fernando Po, 12; Bonny, 16 ;
Benin, 17; Loges, 19; Accra, 21 ; CapePalmas,24;
Sierra Leone, 28 ; Tenerife, Oct. 7 ; and Madeira,
9. The Athenian brings 471 ounces geld dust,
1.711/.. and 400 dols. in specie. At Old Calabar
trade was dull, but the public health was good.
At Cameroon, Fernando Po, Bonny, Benin,
Lagos, Aeera, Cape Palmas, Sierra Leone, Tone-
rifle, and Madeira the public health was good, and
business was also generally good.
Disturbances had taken place at Tonoriffe in
consequence of the news of the Spanish revolution.
Tho cochineal trade was good.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCH

THE CRITERION AT NEWMARKET.

TO 1111 t =ITO& 01 TIM EXPRONI. •

SIR,- -What with nearly every trial coming off
unsatisfactorily, and the difficulties certain commissioners
have got into through endeavouring to " steady " more
than one that might otherwise be served up warm, it is
not to to wondered at that Cecil awl Wolsey
should btcome such strong favourite; for the Cambridge-
shire when their vilifies wish to back them to win a few
thousands. The Ceparewitch hero has passed • most
healthy week, and may well be booked • " certainty ;"
whilst Wolsey's trial yesterday showed him to be in as
good form as ever he was. Whether that is good enough
to stand by is the question, and as he was 21b behind Lan-
eret in his best race, the Cambridgeshire dead heat, there
is no reason why a good horse like Cecil should not beat
him, seeing he has only about 71b. the worst of racing
weights. He may beat all the others, at the same time,
and union Mortemer or Kingsland should be put "right"
there will be few fair class animals opposing The Cardi-
nal that erenot carrying unreasonable weights. However,
it will be time enough to dispose of the Cambridgeshire
in my neat letter, my present teak being to discover what
will win the Criterion on Monday. It is quite within the
bounds of probability that all the great guns will start—
Pero Gomez (Bst 121 b), Wild Oats (Bet 121 b), Belladrum
(fist 11b), and Heather Bell or Portsmouth (Bst 101 b),
supported by the Hermione colt (Bst 121 b), Ethus
(Bst 101 b), the best of Jennings's lot, and others.
Should Belladrum really " turn tail" again, there
will be a fair substitute for him in Crocus, but she is
bound to succumb to Heather Bell, a filly that will severely
test the powers of both Wild Oats and Pero (Joules.,
whose Derby friends are looking forward so anxiously to
their second meeting. The Newmarket division swear
their horse should have " walked iu " for the
Middle Park Plate, suit his trainer is confident in his
ability to cope with anything of his year still there is no
denying the claims of Pero °news, who must again carry
my colours, for there is no doubt about his sterling merit.
Saturday Morning. METEOR,

BETTING IN LONDON.-(TIIIS DAY.)

2.30 P.Y.

There was not much change in the tone of the
market this morning as regards the horses in the front
rank, the favourite and Wulsey were again backed for a
deal of money, and Restitution was inquired after.
Lady Coventry, Snowdrop, and Warrington advanced in
the quotations, each being supported genuinely. One of
the features of the morning was the decline of Boanerges,
as much as 1,000 to 20 being laid against him three or
four times, although he subsequently rallied a little, and
had 40 to 1 taken about him. Pnees as follow :
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
3 to &gat Cecil (t)
9to Wolsey (t f)
10 to Restitution (off, tl2to I)
14 to Lady Coventry (t)
20 to Witmer (t)
20 to Snowdrop (t and off)
22 to Warrington (t)
22 to Blue Gown (off)
25 to Kingsland (off)
30 to Lady Raglan (t)
100 to .1 Monarch of the then (t)
1000 to Actwo (off)
Mat to 30 bee-Saw (of)
40 to I Boanerges (t, 50 to I laid pre-
viously)
.10 to 1 Kettleholuer (off)
410 to I Michael de Basco (off)
641 to 1 Vauban (off)
1000 to 7 Fidelia (off)
DERBY.
140 to 100 apt Pero Gomez

11111E8.--(zwiB DA Y.)

ON K O'CLOCK.

Tho mining market is firm, with a fair amount
of business. Groat Vor shares aro at 111 to 12;
West Caradon, 21 to 3 ; Chiverton, 51 tot; Chiver-
ton Moor, (ii to A ; Drake Walls, 12s. ad. to 17s. IW.;
Marko Valley, 81 to t ; Wheal Uny, 21 to 21;
East Lovell, 71 to 8 ; New Lovell, 15s. to 17s. ad.;
West Great Work, 11 to 2; Frank Mills, 21 to 3;
and Tin Croft, 131 to 141.
The Don Pedro North del Roy Company have
received the following telegram :—" Produce for
August, 14,094 oitavas ; produce to 18th Sept.,
8,222 °Saves."

Foreign and colonial mining shame are quoted
se follow John Del Rey, 18 to' ; Don Pedro,
21 to 3 prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 3-18 to 1-16 dia.;
Peetairellit, 14 to dig. ; Montalto. 21 to
Copula Silver, 1 dis. to par ; RossaGrande, 1 to 1;
ditto (paid up), 1 1-16 to 3-16; Anglo-Italian,
par to 1 prem.; United Mexican, 11 to 21; Fron-
tino and Bolivia, 11-18 to 13-16 ; Port Phillip,
14 to 3 ; Central American, 1 dia. to par; Sao
Vicente, par to 1 prem. ; General Brazilian, par
to 1 prem. • Yudanamutana, to 24 ; and Ner-
budda Coal, 21 to 2 dia.
The half-yearly meeting of the United Mexican
Mining Company (Limited) is convened for the
4th November.

SHIPPING INTJLLIOJRCE.-(TEJS D 47.)

Loam', Oct. 17.—Wiad at lama W.8.W., fresh bream aad

11. Orr 16 Arrived: Titania, from Shanghai;
Tuetrga ; Quern of Sheba., Tobago.
1.vm.., Orr. 16. —Shcateld, fnmi Thoma 6; Himalaya.
natta. 17.- - Arrived from the flier i'alodorma, for Porto Rim.

Lit narom. WT. If.— Arrived : Athenian (m.), from Afros ;
Ita; Granite; .tkrt, UM (insult ; NewiseUe, St. Julin'e,
Itrunewiek. _ _

18.-8111114 : 1141/411111111. from Burin. Ayr..
Or/ HURST CAMTI.II, 01 I. 16.—AJTIVW: WV4101111114 J, from
New Tack.

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urn me, (NT. 16.—Arrived: Erin (ft.), from New

T 11•111104. ()et. Arrived : New York ;a.). heat Beolltett ;
ilohatiß w Hamburg., left for New York 0111 the *Rh.

I' . to.—Krrivea : J. pitert.Trag: ii:i.;i1;••, N. R.
Loroii Fare, tit. 16.—Arrived: renivian (au.), from Liver-
pol, and kft for Nucl.,.
NI rasotows, tit. 16.—Arrivud : Cuba :ow), from Now York,
and kit for Liverpool.
tit. PL—Anirod off: Nina, from (plebe...
1111.1., Oil. In.—Arrived : Oreout fro, St. John'o,
HoilligtAgs, Oct. ft —Arrived : Albiel, from Liverpool, for
rhiladtlphia ;U. from Iguladelplua,llLaJonna }. do Bentbo,
honk for fent.ander. . _

Kt~awrnw a. 074.18.—Arrived : Sunny Rile. in, from At. John'a.
Liatiore, (tl. IC— Arrivi,l : (Mumma Matte°, Crum &thus.
'aut..— Arrived : Star of Levan.
Orr sea WIUMT, (hr. le.—Ankara. from Melbourne.
CARI:ALTIES.

Pantos, OK. M.—Put 4w* : Alma Helvoet, with lave of
furs vasd. jalstuuss, ac., having ken caugist in a gala ud &sr-
brough.

Tr 3.1,1101.11. 0.4 15.—Arrived : Mary Steven., Twirdow, towed
in 17 the liarnuouth, having low her owl off Trawl Point.
Y AMOK'S M. the. 17.—Anived : from Low...daft, for
N. Inactle, wonted in leaky, having been .truck by • wa below
'rester. 16. The ?longing Star, which icroundod on the t:acton
nand yodeling and afterward. "inborn! in the
lntnul to the Hive!. Mite. She was ourvey..l to-they
and found to be perfectly NOS, sad will proceed as
the tart favourable upportunity. An old collier briic.uitine,
hap ru thush the Road. in tow of a tuff, anti
with a brach lost roil pumper. employed.
(M. V.—The Itanualud, arrived here, report. that
in lat. tin N., hag. Wr W. she now It ...homer with may maneuil
uhi. h hnk.d KA if &undone.' Th.: lionnithid ran tow.rdi
her,whis she niso.• all rail to the south-west.
. . . .

1111 YHA, vs, IF t. W.. A diunltud.,l suuvel i+ teport.l off St
itetul; Itte-bout awl tug gone to I.rt awiAtsium.

WEATHER REPORT.-:THIS DAY.)

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Nairn 039 S.W.
Aberdeen r..0.13r ]937 S.W.

Loth
Wiwi& 29.41 r'
40a N.W.
ikarbone 250.4er VOX W.S.W.
211.81 e •te 40 B.N.W.
Helder I

Sandman
Ardrosian. --
43 41 W.B.W.
Holyhead :01,52 r 45 41 W
yiesrpoot 3:t.5.1 r 45 42 B.S. W.
Valenti& 2964 f 64 sil N.N.W.
Cape Clear 19.581 4.5 43 N N W.
Hoehe's Pt 39 al f4l 40 N.W.
Penzance =9.96140 47 W.N. W
Plymouth M. 69147 44 W.
Vp=olttl I.ixif 4849 W.N.W
29.87t,49 47 W.N.W
Landau 19.0 r 47 44 W
C. Orb Dim MM. r 51141 W.N.W
Bred 19.73164 49 W.
Losisat 19.791 Su 48 W.
Haeheimit 19.821 57 86 W.
/lianas 39.81 t4li 41 N.H.
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letterer (Caner), Cfalling). s (steady), indlege direction of motion
of the mercury eithin last 14 home. Tbensonistor Imposed la
tads. Rattans force viti its direction dariap last it boom
L—oslin. Weather b.—btu. sty; e. •-••do (detached) •
a•—feei 11.—ban i 1--412tmalir 111.—mila7 (laMy) • o.—evemasi
(dull) ; r.—rain ; s.-snow ; t.—thunder. nsini.om or bail
(easned), during last 24 Man. Bee didartemea.

The barometrical immune over them inland,' have continued
to demesne, pied are generally low especially iu the north
however, the difference in them and those on the west cons of
Prance in Ins than that reported the last two day*, being only
Oil lurch. Temperature is generally lower. Yesterday a north-
westerly gale was felt in the .oath-trod of Ireland, and fnah
westerly winds were repeated from the English Channel. This
morning the wind in westerly, but has moderated. Eain has
(alien m the south and west, and is continulng in planes. The
weather is floe in the north, hut generally cloudy in other din-
Mids. 'fail is reported from Valencia, and:lightning from Pen-
tium. Weather is dill unsettled.

OUR BLUE JACKETS ABROAD. There was a
time, not so very long ago that it is a strain on memory to
recal it, when the advent of a British fleet, in all peace-
fulness, to a foreign port, called up precautions not un-
like those against a buniteirdment. Men alone were seen
in the streets—women kept within doors shops were
closed and the shutters stoutly barricaded ; the police
force was doubled ; patrols paraded the thoroughfare+ ;
and every detail that could insure safety to life and pro-
perty was canvassed with care and skill, showing how
the inhabitants regarded their blue-shirted visitors. From
my window where I sit I can now see a British squadroa
at anchor. Two of England's proudest iron-clads are
" sleeping on their shadows" in the first line, and be-
yond these lie frigates which combine the finest lines of
the yacht with the grand proportions of the liner. The
glorious flag that ever grows dearer to us as we grow
older, is waving softly iu the summer wind, and flashing
many a erinerai and blue tint in the tideless water
below ; and as I look I like to levee into a dreamy reverie
over all the glories England has won at sea; how her
great name first came. borne over the wide ocean, and
what a humble and obscure part ours would have been
uniongst tuitions hut for these " tall admirals" that visit
every sea, and proclaim us in every tideway. But from
Ouse high musings 1 am diverted by, a small, a very small,
slip of paper which has just been laid before me, soul tells
that though fur eight days several hundred men —British
Killers, mind you - have been on liberty through the town
and its neighbourhood, there have been 110 riots, no out-
rngee; not even a passing rudeness has been committed.
From the authorities of every kind there is but eau testi-
mony to the peaceful behaviour of our blue-jackets—
their genuine geod-humour, their cordial plensantry, and
their racy enjoyment of shore life, never for a moment
degenerating into orgy or comm.—Neckwear, Araga,,i,
for October.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC BECRIPTB.—The receipts of
railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending
October 10, amounted on 13,3:15 miles, to 818,0361.,
and for the corresponding week, 1867, on 13,039 mile*, to
703,163/., idtowiag an increase of 316 miles, and of
24,873!. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal rail-
ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on
9,677 miles, to 6113,447!., and for the corresponding week of
last year on 9,423 miles, to 662,928/.. showing an
increase of 242 miles, and of 20,619/. The increase on the
Caledonian and North British amounted to 3,691 f.; on
the Great Eastern to 1,2111/. ; on the Great Southern
and Western to 1561. ; on the Laricashireand Yorkshire to
2,7371. ; on the London and North Western to 1,1311. ;
on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 2,08 ; on
the London and South Western to WNW. ; on the Man-
chester, Sheffield. and lAncohishire to 1,11801.; on the
Midland to 4,466/. ; on the North Eastern to 3,1181. ; and
on the South Eastern to 446/.—total, 21,8'24/. ; but from
this must be deducted 413/., the decrease on the Great
Northern, and 792/ on the Great Western. togetlior
1,206/., leaving the increase as above 20,619/. l'he
reteipts for the goods traffic on the above 14 companies'
linese annimitod for the week to 381.21.19/.. and for the
corresponding week last year to 300,4881., showing an in-
cream of 17,781!. The pa.ongeni, parcels, &e., traffic
on three lines amounted to 299,M1., and for ton
corresponding week of 1867 to 290,140/., showing an
increme of 2,898/. The receipts on the 42 other hues in.
the United Kingdom amounted, on 3,678 mike, to
134,48 W., and for the eurreeponding week last year, on
3,614 miles, to 1:10,23.3f. showing an increare of 04 miles
and of 4,2:41. Tlio total receipts for the part week show
a 11110•041•9 of 16.3341. as compared with those of the pro-
coding week, ending the 3rd inst.
CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT.-
NUIDAY, tier. 16.—Admissious by mason tickets, 1,311 ;
ditto 011 payment, 872 ; total visitors, 2,213.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.

Dimities' in the markets for public securities is
lees active, as usual on a Saturday, but the
Eons generally is firm. Foreign stocks
are In chief request, and sever.il of the
speculative descriptions have further im-
proved. Turkish aro still inquired for. United
St ates 5-20 Bonds are better. Very few dealings have
occurred in railway shares, and, apart front a
trifling decline in Brighton, quotations are with-
out variation. Consols are rather dull, but the
reduction is only 1-16 per cent. The Three per
Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. are
lower.

The discount market is quiet, and the charge
for choic.. bille is only to 11 per oent. Loans
on English government securities are refused in
the Stock Exchange at 1 per cent.
Consols are quoted NI to 1 for money and
for the account (November 6); and the Three
per Cents. Reduced and Niw Three per Cents.,
94 to I.

The Indian Ten and a Half per Cents. are at
214 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to 115; the Four,
103/ to 104 ; the Bonds, 20s. to 255. prem., the
Debentures, 105* to 106 ; and the Exchequer
Bills, 16e. to 20s. prem. Bank Stock, 242 to 244.
Railway stocks are unchanged, with the excep-
tion of a reduction of 1 per cent. in Brighton, the
present price being 521 to 1. Caledonian, 711 tot ;
London and North Western, 1121 to ; Groat
Western, 481 to 49; Midland, 1121 to ;
London and South Western, 871 to 881 ; Great
East( rn, 401 to 1 ; South Eastern, 77 to ;
Mttiopolitan, 100'4 to 107 ; Great Northern A,
104 to 107 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281
to 1 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 174 to / ;
and Manehestei , Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471
to 48.

Ilie tone of the foreign stock market is still very
favourable. Brazilian of 1865, Mexican, Peruvian
if 1h65, and Turki2l of 1858 and 186.; are in re-
qutxa, and have advmusxl 1 to 1 per cent. Annexed
are the ones:—Biazilias of 1865, 771 to
; Chalon of 1867, 94 to 1; Egyptian of 1861,
82 to 1, ex div. ; Italian of 1861, 52 to 1;
Mexican, 161 to 1 ; Permian of 1865, 791 to 1;
Russian of 1868, 901 to ; Nioulai Railway Loan,
68 to 1; ditto Orel, 851 to ; ditto Moscow-
Jaroslaw, 83 to 1; Spanish of 1867, 33Z to 1 ;
Turkish of 1858, 671 to ; ditto of 1862, 691 to
1; and ditto of 1865, 41 to 1.
In the market for bank shares Imperial Otto-
man show tinuness, at 14 to 11 prem. ; Anglo-
Austrian, 6 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated, 1 to
prem.; London and Westminster, 651 to 1; Lon-
don and County, 44 to 491; and Union of
London, 331 to 341.

Miscellaneous shares are inactive. General
Credit, 2 5-16 to 3-16 dim. ; International Finan-
cial, 11 to 11 dis. ; Iludson's Bay, 151 to Z ;
Telegraph Construction, 151 to 1G1; Atlantic
Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ;
and Anglo-American, 21 to 3.
United States 5-20 Bonds are in good demand
and 1 per cent. higher, at 72j to 3.

TWO O'CLOCK.
The government funds are unaltered, at Ull to
1, both for money and the account.
The only movement of importance in railway
stocks is a fall of 1 per cent. in Caledonian, viz.,
to 70; to 71 ; Midland, 112 f to 2, ; Metropolitan,
1961 to 197 ; Great Eastern, 401 to ; South
Eastern, 771 to 1; and Great Western, 481 to 49.
In the foreign stock market the principal
change is a the of per cent. in Peruvian of 1865,
the present price being 791 to 801. Italian of
1861, 62 to 1; Spanish of 18137,33; to I; and
Turkish of 1865, 41 to 1.
The amount of bar gold sent in to the Bank
yesterday was 21,0001.
The Wiminera has arrived from Melbourne
with 267,00 W. in gold, the whole of which is ex-
rZtedto be taken to the Bank next week, there
gno demand for the Continent.
The amount of specie engaged for transmission
to-day to the West Indies by the steamer Shannon
is only 2001.
The steamer Syria will take to-day 131,087/.
in specie, of which 15,0001. is gold for Alexandria,
13,7, 01. gold and 69,000/. silver for Bombay,
5,874/. gold for Point de Galle, 550/. gold and
20,1001. silver for Singapore, and 15,8131. silver
for Hong Kong.
On change yesterday afternoon the rates were
rather lees favourable for this country as regards
bills on France, Hamburg, and Italy. The ex-
changes with Spain, on the other hand, were
quoted better for that country, owing, it is said,
to the removal of the octroi duties. The list is
subjoined :

Ai:stardom, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.1; ditto, short,
11.19 to 11.191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ;
Antwerp, 3 months, 25.371 to 26.421; Brussels, S months,
26.371 fo 26.42); Rambro' and Alton, 3 months, 13.101
t0,13.10‘ ; Berlin, Cologne, to., months, 6.264 to 6.27 ;
St. Petersburg,3 months, 321 to 321 ; Paris, short, 25.174
to 26.2.5 ; ditto, 3 months 25.321 to 26.371; Marseilles,
3 months, 26.321 to 26.371 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3
months, 1201 to 1201 ; 'Vienna, 3 months, 11.82 to
11.87 ; Triede, 3 months, 11.82 to 11.87 ; Madrid, 3
months, 48 to 471 ; Santander, 3 months, 4.4 to 471 ;
Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 48 ; Seville, 3 months, 481 to 48.
Malaga, 3 months, 474 to 471; Valencia, 3 months, 47i
to 471 ; Barcelona, 3 months, 481 to 49; Bdbao, 3
months, 48 to 471 ;Valladolid. 3 months, 48 to 471;
Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 44 ; Leghorn, 3 months,
27.44 to 27.60; Genoa, 3 months, 27.56 to 27.60; Naples,
3 months, 27.4.5 to 27.60; Palermo, 3 mouths, 27.:xi to
27.60; Messins, 3 months, 27.35 to 27.60; Lisboa 90
days' date, 621 to 62 ; Oporto, 90 days' date, 521 to 52.
At Paris the rate of discount in the open market
is still only 1.3 per cent.; at Frankfort and Brussels,
2 ; at Hamburg, 23 ; a:, Amsterdam, 21; at Berlin.
3 ; at Vienna, 4 ; at Turin, 41 ; and at St. Peters-
burg, 5,1 per ccut.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange have
just anointed Monday, the 19th inst., a special
settling day in the New 16/. Five per Cent. Pre-
ference sham% of the Midland Railway Company,
which are to be marked in the official list.

The report of the directors of the Cape Railway
Cowpony roc aids a half-yearly dividend at
the rate of 6 per cent. per in on the preference
stock, and -li per cent. per =um on the ordinary
stock.

The liquidators of the London and Mediterranean
Bank (Limited) announce a first dividend of
ls. tid. in the pound on the claims which have
been admitted by them, payable on the 2nd of
November next.
The debenture holders of the Panama, Now
Zealand. and Australian Royal Mail Company
met at the company's office yesterday, and unani-
mously passed resolutions to the same effect as
those passed by the general creditors at their
meeting a few days since. A strong feeling was
manifteksl iu favour of supporting the committee
iu their efforts to continue the service and keep the
concern out of liquidation.
At the meeting yesterday of the Queensland Sheep
Investment Company (Limited) the directors' n.-
port was adopted. It stated that the rofits re-
lam 41 from the working of the Rawlwlhu station
would have mudded the board to declare a divi-
dend but for the debiting of profit and loss
account with 6,008/., the loss on Mr. llickey's
contract for Jingi
The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central
Gas Consumers Company is convened for the 30th
inst., to declare a dividend, and to consider the
pnviety of applying to parliainent in the next.
session for power to increase the present capital of
the t °mousy.
A .le4l are the quotations of insuranee. gas,
dock, and waterworks sharers, as given in the Stock
Exchange list of last e 'g :
_ .

Ineurance.—Allianre Britirli and Foreign. 12.. I.`
meicial linu,n, bi; Universal Marino (I,iniited), M.
thus Light and Coke.—flossbay (Lim,iWd), 4, 31;

;~3

European, new 71,1; Great Central, 13; 891,
};Dsinal Csintaneutal 1001, 100,
o .-Londas and at. &theme, 544, 61;
Freehold Land and i
Yitlwall
Waterworks.-Ba, rtn°cll4l; East Lowden 1141 14; West
Middlesex, 1111, 101.
Subjoined is • report of yesterday's. sale at the
"Open Stock Exchange (Limited)" :
Comptoir Begets! (Limited), fully paid, 13a, 9d. to
per abase • Consolidatial Land Company of France (Lim.)Bond., 20/. each, 6 pie cent. interest, redeemable 11474
(ex diust 41. 17s. 6d . per bond ; East Landno Bank
(Lim' , 6/. paid, 3/. Its. 9d. per hare': • ilerculos In-
surance • mpany (Limiteec 0,
i, fully paid, 2/. 17s. lid, per
share; Imperial Land ompany of MatAeilles, Bonds
201. each, 6 Per wet interest, redeemable 1876
(ex div.), 61. 80. 9d. per bond ; London thinsral Omni.
bus Company
_(Limited), fully paid, 38s. per share;
Mediterranean Electric Telegraph Company Bonds, 120
francs-61. sterling each, interest 8 per cent., 2s. 6d. per
bond ; New Quebrada Company (Limited). 41. 4s. paid,
2s. per share; Panama, New Yealand, and Australian
Royal Mail Company (Limited), fully paid, 20s. ditto ;
Patent Pneumatic Loom Company (Limited), 10e. ditto ;
Poyaisian Land Grants (Mosquito), 17s. to 17s. Bd. per
LOCO acres; Roam Grande Gold Mining Company
(Limited), 14x. 21a per share; ditto, fully paiiL
3..35. Bd. do.; Swedish Reilway (), fully paad
ditto ; the • n Company own (Linutiod),
12/. 10s. paid, 31. Bs. 9d. ditto.
The fourth instalment of 51. is to be paid on
the L extension shares of the East Indian Railway
Company by the 10th November.

RAILWAY, MINING, AND 07111118
SHARES.-(THIS DAY.)

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COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECEIRTITEIL
Canada, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1N77-84, 921, 1.
New South Wales, 5 per cent., Jam. and July, 1888 to
1896, 99/, f.
New Zealand, 6 per cent., Jan., April, Jnly, and Oct.,
974, €4, 71
Queensland, G per cent., Jan. and July, 11E24, 1071, 1.
Do., 1691, 10‘1, I.
South Australian, G per cent., Jan. and July, 1893 to
1908, 1091'.
Tasmanian, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 1895, 1071.
Victoria. 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1101.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCK&
Caledonian, 711, 701.
Great Eastern, 401.
Great Western (South Wake), 56.
London, Brighton, and South Coast, 521, f.
London, Chatham, and Dover. 17f.
London and North Western, 1121, 1'21,4.
Mi trotolitan, limit. i•
Do. Ilitennion (thy. lim. to 6 per cent. till Jan.. 1370),
104.
1121, 1, 1.
North Eastern (Berwiik), 1001, 991.
Do. (Ysstsrn, ork), 89,
71.81.
South E 7