The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-06 00:00:00

ALLIANCE BANK OF LONDON AND LIVERPOOL Limlrsp.—(THlS DAY.) The first ordinary general meeting of the share bottles was held at noon at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. N. DANIELL in the chair. The followieg report and Wake-sheet were presented : "The directors have much pleasure in meeting the shareholders for the first time, and piecing before them a statement of the progress of the bank since the °morose:o melet of bruiser in London on the the 19th of May, and in Liverpool oo the Ist of July last. The articles of associatioa require that the first ordinary general meeting of shareholders &alba held within twelve months from the commence ment of business. The directors have therefore thought it advisable to call the proprietors together at this period, with a view to the future half-yearly meetings being held in January and July, in accordance with the custom of other *at -stock banks in London. The annexed balance sheet, mode op to the 31st Dec. last, shows an amount of business acquired during little more than seven months in London, awl six months in Liverpool, which the directors think teapot but be very gratifying to the shareholders—the ascent due by the bank oa current deposit and other scemints being 1,019,1601. Os. itd. The net profile, as per statement, amount to 2,6521. Iris. ltd., which it is proposed tocarry forward, to be dealt with at the close of the current halt year. The directors, having resolved to open • branch in the borough of Southwark, have obtained a veer eligible site at the corner of High-street and South mirk-street, on which it is proposed to erect suitable banking premises. In the meantime, Winos has bee. oommenced in temporary promisee opposite. As required by the articles of association, all the directors retire from office at this the first ordinary meeting, and being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. The auditors, Mr. C`•. H. Jay and Mr. H. W. Banner, oleo retire from office, and offer themselves for re-election. Borfance ;heet - 31ZBecember, 1862 :—Dr. To capital (paid up), 245,6051. ; to amount due to customers on cement and deposit accounts, circular notes, letters of credit, ht., 1,019,1607. Os. Sd. ; to profit after pay ment of salaries and disbursements, 6,0421. 6e. 9cl. total, 1,270,8074 7a. sd. Cr. By cash in hand, at Bank of England, and at ea 278,9781. 19a. 7d. ; by bills disoonoted, loans to costemers ha, 978,0861. 13e. id. ; by buildings, furniture, bank fittings, ha., at Lothbury, South. work, and Liverpool, 2,8511. Os. 10d. ; by preliminary ex penses, including law oasts, advertisements, he., 10,910/. 4s. Bd.—total, 1,270,8071. 7a. M. " Profit sad Loss Amount from the 19th of May to the 31st of December, 1862.—Dr.: To current expenses, induct. mg salaries, general expenses, stationery, postage, &c., 6,N21. 6s. 9d. • to interest on current deposit accounta, $,0781. Os. 2d. ; 'to profit and loss new account for Mate of interest on bills discounted not yet due, 3,389/. 9s. 10d. ; to balance being net profit, 2,652/. 16s. 11d. ; together, 6,0421 6s. 9d.—total. 16,012/. 13.. Rd. Cr.: By gross profits, 16,012/. 13s. Bd." The cwurins, in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said that the bank having commenced at an inter mediate period, it had nevertheless been thought desirable to convene the first meeting at the usual period for holding bank meetings. A young bank had of coarse a large amount of expenses at the outset, and that was their own position. They began the first two or three months with 40,000/. The accounts at first iucreased slowl, but ream*, and up to the present time, they had rapidly augments& and he hoped that in a few month' the board would be enabled to present a report in all re moras latisfactory. If they bad imitated some other banks of limited liability by not making any allowance far rebate of interest on bills, they would now be able to divide at the rate of seven per Dent.; but he did not consider such a coarse desirable. In December, the number of accounts was already 800. (Chien.) A branch bad been opened in Southwark, which was proceeding eatie &charily. In reply to a question regarding the preliminary expenses, The Caaxaiws said be admitted that 10,0001. was a large amount ; but some new banks had spent 20,0001., and is most be bone in mind that this was not the establishment alarm but of two banks. He did not think the share holders had paid at all extravagantly fee the advantages they now possessed. The promoters paid all the expenses ap to the commencement of business. Mr. KIM mid it should be recollected that the emcees of that bank was unparalleled in the history of new banks. The motion was canted unanimously, after which the re thing directors were re-elected. Before the last motion was Paa, A SHAREBOLDIE having asked whether all the directors kept their own account, at the Alliance Bank, several shareholders protested against the question, as unfair, rimarking that there were many reasons which might vmat a director from doing what the questione r appeared to skei_ 111 i Jay sod Kr. Benner were re-elected auditors. The meeting terminated with • vote of thanks to the chairman and the other directors ; and to Mr. Thompson, the manager ; Mr. Millar, the deputy manager ; and other °Meer, of the estabbahntent. MEDITERRANEAN EXTENSION TELEGRAPH COMPANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the ehareholders was held at one o'clock, at the London Tavern, Mr. HIM ifiXA in the chair. _ _ The report gala The receipts have materially in mend, whilst the expenditure has been diminished. The onnpany's cables continue in excellent working order. The dironon have learned with much pleasure that the table between Kumla. in Sicily, and Car d Oar Imam in Sardinia (alluded to in th e i r pert as being about to be laid by the It a li an government) hos recently been eueensfully submerged. They have baked forward to this event as one of the means of en swing a more rapid, and what is of equal importance, a more regale" tranimienou of between India and this enentry. The cable will y he in working order and Se thrones hope to announce at the Lost neeling that their anticipations in this direction have beim realised. The usual payment of the Addend ea the preference shares, and the payment of a dividend on the original thane are recommended. In their last report the directors ineggented the expedi ency of establishing oat of the prollte a reserve fund to Inset contingencies. They thick that the time has now salved when that suggestion;ilionki be carried into effect; and they therefore recommend that at the approaching Pasting a sum should be set spirt and invested as the' 1101•111•Doement of such reserve fund." 'lite Cam:ammo, in moving the adoption of the report, add the receipts of the last half-year amounted to 5,1001, whit* was an exams of 2,6001. over the receipts of the oor x•wponding Ho f 1861. The expenditure of the last half-year In, against 1,964!. in 1861, showing a bream of 1721. It was to pay a dividend of Is, par share ce the original The ripen having bees adopted, a resolution for the P nitent of a dividend on the anteroom shares was earned. The CHAIIIMAN having moved that the dividend on the willed shares be 3s. per share, free of income tax, Mr. be 3e. Romeo/4 moved as an amendment that the dividend 6d. The amendment having been seconded, was put to • shown/ hands sad negatived. A dividend of 3a per share was then declared. A resolution for the surplus to • reserve fund wan afterwards sdop and the mestiag terminated in the lama manner. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) itIDAY, 1 1 13117A1N 6, S &IL B. D. W. Y. 2 .. 0. L. 3L Li /1 8 6 1 16 29.7 47 2 N.W. 7 • 1 1 1 - 8 Alma= 2•.7.411 b W. 11 7 1 a - 2 Lai 19.8051 2 W. 69 4 0 - 4 Aaon= 0411•48 1 W.B.W. 5 11 7 0 - I Penn* - 20.0744 2 11.11. 1 2 1 b - 4 =l7 30. 49 • S.W. I I- la 11 6. 1 W. 2 a S o - u= n g...t. 1 lii.W. 11 4 7 e - learpool .2640 I W.N.W. I 6 9 • - Paaarok• 27 1 W. 2S 4 a 31 harms . 1 W.N.W. 1 S 7. a - - - - Dn a a .4 9 B.W. W. 4 Ilt 6. rOrisot latheort 60.11i46, 0 W. 11 SI 6.01 OzuLat u b ti C.4 41 I W.N.W. : • - a- Toriamouth. 615.1146 1 , 1 W.N.W. 4 • - law. 99.3349 2 W.B.W. - • Loudon -IBM a 1 W. 4 o - Naosouth -alba W.N. W. 5 is .- • lamtorough.tlLal 1 W. 3 3 - 3 _ _Weak r .• _. S Lagoial 91121 0 W.N.W. 3 • -. 4 =... -- 2 : 2 : IllantotaA X. to W. and T. LW., loon.allik Inntirrato, unotlitod. 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THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1863. SHARE LISTS•-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The railway market to-day is not active, several of the leading stocks are without alteration, compared with the last prices of yesterday. Lancashire and York shire has improved 1. Great Western has experienced a reaction of 4, and Metropoli tan shares are again rather - lower, at 13 to 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99 to ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 127} to 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to / ; Caledonian, 115 to 116 ; South Eastern, 941 to 95 • Great Eastern, 48 to ; Great Northern, I 1261 to 1274 ; and London and South Western, 103 to 104. Indian and Canadian railway securities are firm. Foreign railway shares are inquired for, with the exception of Lombardo-Venetian, which are lower. Beisiokt it eter4p, al3tk Caledonian tom. Bk Cork and Bandon 64p c Oceans& a pee peak Dan.loWki Abar.J ea. &Math lasgow ip. el OLladdara,L G C.l 2.,1p. mat., No. 1 Do. do. No. 2 Do. do. 0 percent. pref Do. & Anglian A. p. o Do. do. A, 7 percent Do. &Calm, 4p. anus Do. do. a pre cool pow Do. Norf. p.0.it..12411. Do. par C ol prat., 1847 Do. p. p iaw V. groat Northa Oa/anti{ I.eLpn. Da. aik pot coat Daalp.o.rod.a46 pawn at.N. lanai et.trook(Berhaddianaa Do. rodeos. yr. OMR D D rodetaa t Do. Inetleas. d p. at Do.n , polrebaoa Prat Do. Btra. Goa. Block Do. Ulm. Prof. Plod Do. Cbast. Goa. Stock Do.ChootarPt.St.Bp.o. Do. do. do. 6p. c. Iona& Yorks& 6p.0.1a Leallsßothl.ap.o.Osa. No. 1 Do.lp.a. do. N 0.7 Do. p.a. do. .... Dabppa do. No. I Do. p.a. do. ... D 0.4 p.o.prtala d 0... Do. Tp.o. PreLateok.. Drallp.o.do.(W. Dad e. a al(dtv. dot. NB los.Cialhora aallkmo LilaNW.Cov.&N= Londonderry and Noah 14319•ItIlaa.Sp. at Do. M Da. 114 per cent Do.recternabl= Nldlead Omni*. D0.44p.0t. Do.ooaa. Br Prot Stool.a &Sp.°. Do.Ltt Radon gi.e Maio& 6p. at. Ea Stook North Mahan pee Mai Do. New Ga► S p. et. Do. Border Union gee N.Saa.--Cous.e I Dl, do. de Do. Leeds 89.0 l No. 1 I Do. York. H.* &pare. Worth Stallordeldre kulabh Oral Newtog Do. 7 p. Aber. o. al Prot Stook B. Doron Fixed p. a S. La. (Road. An. aLo.s, Do. 44 per cant Do. hood 41 per °oat S. Wales p. cgnk m Y orlob.W p. G. Ilioetdanuitegtonlip.e Do. do. B • p.c Do. do. 0 e p.r Taff Vale Preference WaSse.4llllkage ape W.kad—Ort.la Do. do. ttf t to Do. Nanp 6p at. Prot ,Do.do.porp.llp.olpraL 100 100 10 100 100 N 96 i lt l e Ui US 111 111 110 112 1) Itll 187 116 U U ns in iii Ili Ili HI VA 110 M 100 Bt BO U 110 IN 102 77 79 170 176 106 106 116 130 Hs 116 113 1 16 11111 ln US 45 124 id 4 prz zd 08 zd o Pm zd ISO id 106 113 111 le Pr. ee die it i die ti t pal 11:4 1 1 .3 24 100 101 24 100 102 zd 'IC4 11* 106 UM 1I H 46 116 116 120 112 101 1411 11 116 1371 id 100 i zd id 1* UN 100 100 lUSI"' -- ..00i eoo ry 0,000 6 0,000 10 6,000 1,014 612 2,600 396 .. 6,0001 BAITIBH POSSZEIBII iAnWAIL famous • IL, Ilan. isr.MCL Do, Ifinr. De. PEOFwas• t. elLa 4ak dadonsaaare Do. sly kla7ll. Do. 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Iltey (biT. im - 17,41) Wheel Ladoote 4.m; eleaneo , Wheal Becton • rrelaw IWheal Unlock /OLEG' 1 21:61 - 2 10,000 s 15,000 10 /LOW 12,000, 16,000 } 1 60 0 1%000 1 26,030 25,006 10,010 10 60.•110, ate} 10,000 /01,8151 100,000 1 60,000 10,000 II /00,000 I! ißonsmasersMaa a Aosord. Limlb 1.1.a11.0.3.(1/ tit 2.10.3 3 LIT 100 e II ••• IS IS 1031 ate.. Op-Trail It iii 6116=11 el 61 621 i dla i 4e4 7 11 a r . 6 17 111. R AO 61 lk 1 ii 118 40 61 3 1 idle par 150_ 150. - let 9 I i 41 44 WO 400 id ti II rre et} II 41 11 II If 1 2 " NI - 7f 0 TS N. 1 - 17.. - O , Tvisi uts Oolw, Oop (..) • • 41 11:strouisteJn lima Doi Rly(Llisitd a 4 :4 1 216 146 IT IS 6 lie f__ - __ leei u`a rows 42 21 U 'a els, fI Pm ar . e rib Pee radios Omura 61.N.0pJ1. Added& lapande (Um.) Maim Leonidas KandeOs ILlareos dz.= N. Ildhaseco .wee.( Poo= %Nis Dielors Oddaim X leaNdi Ando. Wads dig Bp pa) Maid Mama Vsiscouver Coal (La ) wnrultar Yudanamddas (TAO. JOINT STOOK BA I Pd I CI prior. 1); I 11.003 le 41,174 30 10,000 10 00. aik. a ist 16 1s ~` zcl _l4 i - C ii I 4 ri No. 1 Bh. I 8A52.2. IPd i CL prima I Saks. AOC* 100 Italia 4E4 11. Bar. Bank .009/ NI - 90,000 106 ABlanceLon.&Liverpool 17 74 If pm r e i 4 4 SIMS 40 AmOrabis an 77 PO 10,009 IN , Bask ot Ma cs all SS 28 - I 1006 100 IBank of 10,000 100 Bank of Queenalaad (L 10 14 Ifils - 110,000 II BMA* N. Amealos all 51 62 - 2,600 20 Claar.Bk.Brlt Columbia 10 4 dig par - 81.1100 II C. Bk. ladla.Aas (Adam all 214 1! 22 1 80.114 11 aro& aot I n, Le all 47 49 - 6 4091 106 n wa Itoool 109 - 40,000 *II Beak or Camas all - - - WWI 91 Dan.geotamisLeasrld all tii - 10,000' 100 Ninduaa.Chlna&Jap. fL) 10 !i if ile - 111,036 100 haperlal Bank, Limited 15 4 d 4 IPm - 14a11 100 Load's and Brannan II 0 6 jiri a ; 6,000 100 Lea.B.A,yres&E.Plate (L 10 31 4 16 111 60.0* 16 lon. CO. Bank nt Anent an Of *I 4 5,000 100 Land's and Colonial (L. 8 par 4po 34 1 *MO 60 Lemke and Wooer ._ IN 90 40 - 80,000 60 London Join! Mock _ - 14 SO 364 361 44 tale*, 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L. 2 4 IPm - 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L. 8 4Me kpm - p.OOOl .o Loud... & so,,in Atrl, AP an '4 25 - 4,4011 100 Lon. & B.P/esters (Ltm. 2 IMa par - *ON ma Lon. and Wassmumaaa_.. 1110 764 774 ad 70! 74 ad LOOS 100 Nalco. 6 Pror. Bank (L. 10 3 4pm - ad LOSS 100 Do. liaareved 5 14 3pm - 10010 100 N. Pro. of mhdand - - - *OOO 91 Do. New %OM II Nalloaal Nana - - - 76,660 111 New Boalla Wale all 49 41 - 83,100 95 Ortantal Bank Ocepera all 411 II - 21.000 * Ottoman Bank 25,000 10 Do. New I 74 Illpm 94 101 914040 NM Preetnelal of Iraka•e 96 -- 16000 U Betade,Pasl.,& Dead (L 8 - - If 1 26.000 10 Month Australia al 6.460 100 litand.ot Brit8.111rioa(1. 7 If 34pa, 10 6,.010 IS Polon a Aortnuas . . an 60 62 - 5.600 100 Um. of NagAlranee (L. 214 rim Ipm 71 WWI 109 Unica al Inland (Us.} 12 2 1 ..na - 0;011 11l Calms at Load= .... il 13 U 13 ILIBULLIA3IIOO7I. Na 136.1 001traing. IPd 10. trim I Sakes. „_ 191,609 I ' : lAtiantio RI. Mal Pall.) g a r, II: _ 360 WOO &Mantic Teiegraph (L.) an - - - Iwo* ob aonsoito. 4•0144 , l9 71 74 II 3 4 lo 10 Bahia Steam (Malted) l 4 - - - 41,600 10 Baena Waserwarke ar. 7 74 74 20.040 5 Bombay Gas, United 1 1 dila par 4 SO Brit. American land 4O • - - 511,760 84. Brit a Irish aeg. SM.- 100 at so - e9l/ 324 Canada Land all 94 91 26000 10 Ceylon Company 1 - - - 15,000 10 Chiliad/agent*. Ns 74 - - -, 80, 30 Com. Genitals Trans - - - liw,ses at. Coo.taa.oflisnaMarli all - - 12000 26 Do. Prat., 71 pee mad, all 1* 18 - loareirra M. Cagsaa/ Palma . 100.1114 It Do. Prelerone; lO4 106 111 177,0(r 84. Do. 4 et Peep. D.L (00 100 112 10,000 10 L tfoaAgener,L Se 4 din par - •O.OM' II &India & Lon. onnapio all 8 8 - 60,04 26 Bantlndletrria.& Cana I ika ipm - 10 1 . 014 OA. Ilse** Telma* - - 101 100 107 7,1 111 Do. New all - -..- 10,0vc 6 Dag. and Aut. Cop all If 14 If .001 11l Om lima 1 1 1 ace 14 27 28 274 *LOW 1 Great nip V) . AP 1 II - lail Oolt 1 les. 176 taw ant. P.M al; .... *Ail 1 beam Clurrieffa.) 1 I - ..4. .... ... !"...V l c , Tt. • roroa:rgos000 tow i II of dis .., cot 5 Loa. MAMA TN. (L.) f 140% 4 fem. Gem. Orsallam Co .o If II If 1,0,000 91 Umbrae late, & Canal I 211 21 pm - 1070 10i 11 11, 1 11F .ler 0a 0r T. 1 1 ..V.7 :ii 4 1 - 1 9 ,. -7. *OOO ll irked Ohms* Co • 31 34 Foul -ad 8,000 10 Nallia6daooal&lroa(L 4 4lf /* = 10.000 lidlinebedaL, II p. &pal all 4 4 L7S4 NO I.lkusa. aN. koLLO $1 10 11 - 0%07,( N. But Autralealan. al. 4 4 - 1 50 01 :000 0 0 1 Odonisl oo. x. Gas w_.... ~.... Al i 1$ It - it I Ps= 4 40,004 1 Memo. kw (Ida) ilig 8 84 - 1 10,040 00kiera Gam 1 4 dm par - la 6, It lag 110 me load• Ilia I* 14 Sa - 16,000 so rim.. mional. wan all 73 76 ... 110.164 SO Da. New lr 13 14 pea - 17,000 10 rtaLLI6I,IIL(L) 24 f 4Ws - 70,480 54 Irma -__ - 1111,400 IS New all 5 7 - 30 6 . 940 110 Itio delsa. Citz p lia.(Ll all to n - Do. 1 pm 1110 level lie Mamas _, '0a 402 66 -. penloo ft Onelllela Anst lima* , 'Oa 140 1 41 -.. 10, la ItAltiman Irrtga.lnv.g. 2 - - - AIN II Ilefa* Anallenaaa laud as /0 U 24 -14 moo 1 Td. Bcdp - 160, 1 Do. 00. mostomoo all i 1/Aoi It Do. da. - sotaill I telegraph 9eLed* fLI al I 11 7 f 4 - 11,514 10 I..gb o ad es nalt(L.) 1.1. 1 4 das 4 — ~,ea 66 Co.Cr.Caani. sfl pm - 110,40 t i t'n. tal. (Li. 5 ow 4 poll - Mak 10 0 Tao Dleamali land.. • IC Ili in i - ___ Cyrus W. Field, of New York, has presented to the government se offer from the celebrated arm of Miners. Glary Elliott, and Co., of London, to manufacture and submerge a cable ineasothig all the points between Wash ington and New Orleans. They are to be paid only on the ssoessital somptstion sad delivery to the government of the line in food working order. In other words, they take the entire risl, of manufacturing, shipping across the Atlantic, Wing down sad working the line,-4sterican paper. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocc The stock markets to-day are generally firm, with a fair amount of business. The funds are well supported, at the improved quotations lately attained. At one period of the morning, an ad vance of 1-18 to i per cent. was observable in Consols, but a large sale has caused a relapse to yesterday's closing prices. With the exception of Great Western, which has given way, English railway storks are strong. The foreign stock market continues active, but there is little improvement in prices to-day. Greek Bonds are still falling. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 45c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92g to for money. and 921 to 93 for the account (March 5). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money 92k, f ; ditto for account, 93, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 92i ; New Three per Cents., 92k, 93, 92f ; Bank Stock, 238, 236 f, 237*; India Stock, 228: ditto Five per Ceut. Stock, 108, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 105 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 35., 2e. prem. Greek Bonds continue to fall, and are last marked 204. Mexican, Spanish Passive, and Spanish Certificates are all flat. Italian Five per Ceuta. and New Granada Two per Cents. are inquired for. The amount of busi nesse in this department of the Stock Exchange has again been considerable. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 894 to 90 ; ditto, 1858, 72 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 68 to 4 ; the Consolid6s, 401 to 411; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 604 to 61 ; the New Peru vian Loan, 88 to 89 ; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 99 ; and the New Portuguese Loan, 47 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lien, 1839 and 1859, 1014 ; Dutch, 654 ; ditto, Certificates, 1021 ; Equador, 164 ; Egyp tian, second issue, 99 ; Greek, 204, 1; 1; ditto Coupons, 81, 4,1; Italian, for account, 701 ; Mexican, for account, 334, 4 ; Moorish, 934, ex div. ; New Granada, 291, 4; ditto Land Warrants, 61, 4 ; ditto, ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 1311; ditto Deferred, ex Hectares, 61 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 884 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 474 ; ditto 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1822, 984 ; ditto, 1850, 93 ; ditto, 1859, 61 ; ditto, 1842, 944, 1 ; ditto scrip, 4 prem. ; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Passive, 274, 4, 1; ditto Certificates, 104 ; Turkish, 1834, for account, 901, 891 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 724 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 76 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 684, 6 74, 681; Venezuela, for account, 24, 231 ; ditto, 1862, 61, 604. Fors o'Cioix. Owing to large sales, Consols are flatter, at 94 to I for money, and 9n to I for the account. 45,0001. in gold has been taken to the Bank. • With the subsidence of apprehension respecting the future course of the money market, the supply of money is increasing, and the tendency of the rates is drooping. Choioe bills were readily taken yesterday at 41 per cent., while au months paper, for which 5} to 53 has hitherk, been demanded, was placed at 5 .4 to 54. The applications at the Bank of Englan continue to be ou a moderate scale. The newly-imported gold continues to be sent into the Bank. The amount taken there yesterday was 75,0001., and a good deal more is expected to follow. It is officially announced that the hall-yearly dividend on Great Western Railway stock will be at the rate of S per cent. per annum (with • surplus of about 17,0001.), and on Lancashire and York shire at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. The division in the former case for the corresponding period of 1881 was at the same rate, while in the latter it was 5 per cent. per annum. The effect of these announcements has been a great rebound in Great Western Railway stock, the dividend gene rally looked for in the Stock Exchange having been only to 2} per cent. per annum. It would appear that the shareholders in both the South Eastern and the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Companies have real reason for congratulation upon the amicable understanding which has recently been come to between their re spective boards, the more especially as the arrange ments decided upon seem to possess more importance for the present, and more significance for the future, than has been ascribed to them by the rumours hitherto circulated. The negotiations that have been latterly carried on have resulted in the ratifica tion (definitely concluded, we believe, on Saturday last) of what may be considered a treaty between the two companies, having especial reference to the cessation of competition, and to the future har monious working of these two great concerns. The terms settled are stated to comprise quite as much as could reasonably be expected by the London, Chatham, and Dover, whose position, as the younger company, is as yet, of course, far lees solid and settled than that of the South Eastern, while they constitute an advantage of probably even greater relative importance to the latter company, possessed as it is of so excellent a position, and of a growing local traffic which nothing can touch. The success of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, as an investment, can necessarily only be rea lis ed in the future, this being as yet an unfinished undertaking ; but an amicable understanding with the South Eastern has always been regarded as an indispensable preli minary to that success, for there could be little in the shape of profitable result to the shareholders as long as the two boards were engaged in a mutually damaging struggle. This obstacle to success and to profits has now, happily, been re moved. As regards the South Eastern, it has long been recognised that but one event—the cessa tion of the competition—was required to enable it to resume its due position in the front rank of English railway investments—, position from which, in view of the extra traffic arising out of the commercial treaty with France, nothing but the late contest with the London, Chatham, and Dover could ever have moved it. The position of the South Eastern Company is now, therefore, firmly consolidated, the agreement &nee in having p",lt'reeCS 2 it is Ititttd, not only to the continental traffic, but likewise to other points at which the two companies have hitherto come into col lision. Were the shareholders aware of the amount of the weekly and daily coat of the conten tion recently prevailing they would see ample cause to rejoice even had the understanding now arrived at been accompanied by considerable mutual sacri fices, instead of conducing, as it inevitably must, to the profit of both companies. It is believed that the forthcoming dividend on South Eastern Railway stock will be at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum as a minimum, against 6 per cent. per annum for the corresponding period of the previous year. The recent rise in this stock has been caused by some considerable purchases, based on a belief that the competition once ended, the discount at which it stands is unwarranted both ' by the amount of the present dividends and by the improving prospects of the line. The London and South Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4181. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire an increase of 6211. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,3341. ; the Gist increase an Westerni ncrease oan of 607 1. increase 6o7 o fttoo9lh o e f 1,861 1 . G. ;reath zr ; oo t rth h rea e ara N t ort at h tt Easten increase an of 1,013/. ; and the Midland an increase of 1,8461. The meeting of the proprietors of the Imperial Bank was held yesterday. The report, which has already been published, was agreed to. The gross profits of the half-year amount to 6,0441., and, after paying all the current expenses, there is a balance of 1,6811. to be carried forward. The certificates for slimes in the English and Irish Bank (Limited) are now reedy for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipt& The directors of this bank have appointed as their general manager Mr. William Starr Hopley (of the City Bank), who was for several years in the London Joint Stock Bank before he joined the City Bank at its formation. The directors have also appointed as secretary Mr. Benjamin Henderson, for twelve yews secretary of the Liverpool and London As surance Company. The Master of the Bolls proposes as the 17th inst. to make a call of 1001. per share on the contri butories of the Biwa Coal and Iron Compan_y.. A meeting of the Copi a p o E x t ens i o n Enilnar Company is called for the 20th instant. The Continental Bank Corporation have is lled their letters of allotment. With reference to the market for Anierie securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite report as fol lows : We bars had a steady market in Loudon during the pee $ week for Americas securities, with an active imptiry fee • United Maass Five per Cent. Bombs, and Virginia Siam. In Erie and Illinois abeam on important advance bas been stftblishad, anaotteting to 2i dol.. per share. In railroad% bawds the demand has bees a Zzapally for Illinois Central, end Atlantic sad Great W Adjndioationdflisnirr;Picy was made yesterday - , against Mr. John Webb, shoe manufacturer, oft. Euston-road, whose liabilities are estimated at 24,0001., and assets at about 5,0001. In the Bankruptcy Court 'yesterday there were some further proceedings in the case of the London. and Provincial Discount Company (Limited). The Portland has arrived from China with 1,057,9001b5. of tea ; the Lammermuir, with 1,232,1301ba. ; and the John Temperley, with 1,292,9001bn. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 19th inst. for the supply of 50,000 gallons of rum, 26 tons of raisins, 100,0001ba. of tea, and 3,000 qrs. of wheat. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 4, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation kens 027,464,825 Inman £77,350 Circa/MINI active Public deposite 6,351,617 Ineresse 934,754 Other deposits Government sectuithis banking department Othersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both _ _ _ depZtTosente — 13,692,136 Increase 80,313 Seven day and other bills 638,609 Decrease 31,457 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (motes kiwis is bankini deparent). 8,271,591 lecreses' 110,938 These changes are of a favourable character, inasmuch as, for the first time for some weeks, there is an increaae, though of only small amount, in both the bullion and reserve. bANX OF INGL&ND.—As sod Rh Vb.. a es. for Ur 4, 1803. rimmissist to tie Ad 7th on Wwlardits, lob. tlk015:100 too Gold ooin and bid lion Silver bullion .1 f.27,464.W.6 Dead NN eight An nuity) Other Elecaritges Notes Gold Ned /Atm lola 877,311 1 tie,171,814 W. 111:11/11. Deputy Cashier. SPORmo INTELLIORSCE. CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) LIVIRPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 16 to 1 eget Mader Begot (off ) 30 to 1 Natlises Light (off ) 25 W 1 !Irma (t) 30 to 1 Freak (t) 33 to 1 Modors (off) CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 25 to 1 apt Queen of Spam (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to 8 apt Michael Scott (t freely) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANE. -all 18 DAY. ) For the reason of the year the weather oontinnes re markably fine and mild, with a fresh breeze from the went. . . . Sins last market day the @imply of English wheat per ship has been very limited, per rail more liberal. Flour a fair quantity. Barley and malt moderate. Oats short. Sooteh and Irish very contracted. The foreign snivels have been extremely limited of all descriptions of pain since last day. A cargo of Egyptian wheat and a email parcel of East Indian with a few bags from Belabors. Flour, a middling supply of American barrels. Barley, a small quantity of liediterrabean. A cargo of Swedish oata. A parcel of linseed, East Indian. tio other grain or , seeds repo/tell. To-day the wheat trade is very dull, notwithstanding the small arrivals. A good quantity of the English is in bad condition and remiss unsold. Value about the same as ea Monday lest for selected samples and foreign. Flour a slow trade, without change in value. Barley, fine malting, very firm ; other sorts stasdy. Oats maintain their late improvement, but sales ere effected very slowly. Beans and pass same sa on Monday Sem& —Tares, mnetard, and canary dull. A little doing in clovereeed and trefoil. Linseed and rapeseed steady in value and demand. CAIOOIII. —A little more doing, ►t late quota tion'. W- ILL—Keslik: Bows and Kent, white, new, 425. tc 5111.; ditto, fine old, --e. to —s.; ditto, red, new, 40s, to 475.; ditto, fine old, —e. to —a. ; Norfolk, /cc., fine old. —e. to —e.; red, new, --a to i Foreign : Dontnic, 545. to 56e.: fine, 56e. to 5135.; extze, 56e. to 605.; Konigsberg, 465. to 505.; ditto, extra, 544. to 56n; Rostock, 525. to 535.; ditto, mks, 50s. to Ns.; Ifeohlsobsug, 50.. to 544. ; Uckerusatit ditto, --e. • American white, 52e. to 55..; ditto, red, 46e. to 50s. ;f?anidita, 255. to 40s. . . Stailif.—laglieb —a. — milli to --o.• Awe, 41a. ; =27s. to 300.; sod% ti ll ing, 27a to 30a. par qr. ; wading, 25a. to 29a.; ditto distilling. 245. to 29.. Mow.— Mesa a nd Norfolk, 508. to Oa. fine. 63.. Wks. ; and Ware, 68a. to 70a; brown. 545. to Ws. Tiale.-Tinglish feed, 904. Of. to 224. Od. ; potato, 23.. to 235. ; foreign, 204. to 24.. Blow-English tick, 384. to 40s. ; harrow, 395. to 43e. ; fe m MAIs Ran. 325. to 38s. ; tick, to 374. ; Dorm to 399. EaTtutiso, 32.. to 341. lios.-English 424. to 444.; white and blue, 42.. to 445. ; maple, -4. to -e.; Po!. 36.. to 3E4. ; hoc, 381 . to 404. ; foreign, 344. to 364. FLOOII.-gaglige towa,43s. to 454.; ditto Ens, 46e. to 47 4 ., country, 36 4. to 395 .; Norfolk and Suffolk, 324. to 365.; Fronek, 404. to 414. pr mark ; U.& swest, 275. to 284.• °anodise, Ns. to 28 4 . ; flipaank„ 414. to 425. iIIDIAN Oonn.-White, 30a. b 39. ; yellow, Me. to 30s. noun= °Loom, . 11 0. F. and 1.-Whist : 'saki and Marionople, per 49211 w., 444. to 464. ; °kirks, 445. to 475. ; Pcdish Odors, per 4031.1 n., 42.. to 444. ; white, 48s. to 60a ; Danube and Gels* 394. to 425. ; Egyptian, 335. to 345. Barley: Eupties and Syrian, per 400tba. I 945. to 254. ; Odeon and Danube, do., 244. to 25a. Beans Egyption, par 4801b.,30. to 334. Nais ; Odious and °slots, per 4921b4., 314. 06. to 325. ; Ibroil and Bolpsian, pr 48011 w., 314. Od. to 335. ; French, do., --t. to -n ; American, do., 295. to 32e. ; Egyptian, -s. to -4. AILITTALB INTO LONDON TEAM FEB. 2 TO FEB. 2 English and Scotch. I 910 1 .... Wheat Beatty Oata Malt Maur. Engflak 340 nab : for : 11 LIVERPOOL COTTON t CORN (THIS DAY.) (TY IMACTIIO AXD IMIIIIATIONAL Molt OUR Ows roar.) 4030 •za 3190 tin° Corrow. —Market very quiet sod depreseed ; sale. will probably foot up about 2,000 bales Cone.—Thin ►ttesdasee at market. Wheat, limited Webers, wit►out chimp la value. Flour, doll sale. limbos corn be lair request, as late rates. Brae easier. Oats aad oatmeal dalL MINCING LANZ. 7 (THIS DAY.) SOGAIL—Tbs improved demand continua ; but owing to the redwood show of West India, the sales of this i ere not extessive. J sold Madras at ( Sle7r: ° 02:9a. • molaysd Muff* 795. ; wm mad yellow Savannah, 34a. 6d. to 36e. 6d. Oa* Mmoovado good brows to good yellow. Ma. to37n 6d. Porto Rico ordinary brown to good fellow, 335. Id. to Ms. 6d. ; sad Bahia, ordimuy and yellow, 28.. to 345. Id. ; greyish and white, 355. to 40a. Reined, mamma brows humps are firm at 46e. Om= matimes to mhos very Ilrm prices. Plantation Ceylon sold—Mime, 70a. to 79a. 6d. ; middling to good mid dling, 1345. to 88e. ma briery, 90a. Id. to Ns. ?L. —A few sales have been effected ont of the roost arrivals. BILL-12,000 top have been disposed of : Hallam, Bs. ; Moosety, fie. fiel, Ba. 74d. • Moulmein, 9s. 3d. Pan& —WO lisp al Alta Singapore sold at sgd. to 50. soh, sad 1,000 begs black, at 3 i, to 3ed. Rosa.—No sales reported. Pturr.—The !market is rather less active, hut holders are firm Onivesite were sold Zia. to 28s. ; Valencia raisins, low to fair, We. to 265. ; selected, 365. ; Muscatel layers, 56e. to 60a. ; saltanes, 58.. to 43.. ; Elem., 31a. to Me. Buerenrs-21.10 bags mold. refraction 3i, at M. fiarrcowsa has sold at easier prices, from 51. 17a. 6.1. to 81. 2s. 6d. _ _ 07rron.—The market ia vary dull, and prior have fur ther &alumd id. to id. per 111. HEMP. —lta aka steady, at 381. to 3W. for elem. TALLOW MARKET.—(THDBI DAY.) The nterkst is steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. 6d. net ash ; Petersburg TO., an tate spat. 455. ed. ; Yank 455. 3d. ; April to June, 455. 3d. ; Oafobar to December, 475. HIDE MARKET.--Crllo3 DAY.) Li•DllllALL.—Hid...—Prieto : 56195. to 6411.., 24d. to 24d. ; Ma to 731.ba, 2fd. to 3d. ; 7211 a to 80tbs., 3d. to ; il k Ms. to Was., 3d. to 441. ; 881 1 a to 98[6x,3 to 40. ; 961 6 a. to 10 416 5., 4i to 4ed. 1 lons Ba. lid. to 10s. 6d. Oalf Miss, light, 2s. Od. to 4s. Od. ; 7s. Baosiollll6lT.—ahssp skins, polled, 10a. to lls. ; Hants and half-bands, Bs. &LW 10a. ; Down., 6s. 3d. to 7a 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKZT.—(THDEI DAY.) Kern Pattering aid Smith snort a cootinnsd steady dossed dubs dr wee, with • slight isaprove orwi in the quotable= for low and Warier new Fine redt ill last dessripinse walesprism still remain Tory acmes sad nom. tally COAL MARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) Wails Bad Hoek., 17s. ; Wells Bed Luba" 144. 6d. ; Was Eed Hearin. 17s. ; Will. Bad Beath lieders, 175.; Welk Zed =Ms. &L ; Bed Bidder* 14e. Yd. ; Wane Bad Thereby, 14s. 6d.; Wale Bad TuestaL 14a Id. ; Year %tee. 14a ; %Wide Hartley, Li& id,. ; Davidson's Hartley. Ifre. 3d. ; Rutin, Hartley, 155. 3d.-105 skips at market PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 33P304 M-ibz: Great Eastern, —G Los- Rulera,ers, MO 647 . 1 1 1 . 7 . 1mareabire and Yorkahire.lo* land dee mid ltarffi 911 3 j 9-31 etropoll tan, M 111 7111 1-smitli Mame 9111 6 if 6 Si 6—Botalo and Lake Hama. I.l6l—Detek 13-16 kp .—Great laremboum 16 16 1-16 16—ir1e.48-11ambre lad Mame, 10k—Bank of Liver pool. —lllarlard Beak. * F.—Union Beak, 23—loyal In surance Co =pony 6 7.16 pm. • COMMISSION OF Ll7NACT.—Yesterday a commis- sion of lunacy, which had occupied the two preceding days, was reamed at CleatenVoian Hall before Francis Barlow. Faq., and • spet ( da , 1 014 , 4 on • pollen= named kennel Naylor, who was to be i nes p a hlii of ma ringing his a ff airs. Mr. Q.C., sad Mr. Garth ware in support of the petition, and Mr. Hoggins, Q.C., and Mr. Foster for the alleged humid.. It appeared that Yr. Naylor, who had bees edaccind at Qussa's College, Oxford, had resided at a dolighlial pima is North Wales, mar Ll•arwst, celled Bsliwy-elosd, sad being a widower , lived with his sou and danghtor. He bod as *date of about MI. a year, sad lived ; ha had amused about I,oooi, which he had feadak &ad had • Wanes at his banker's. He was dmaribad ma peat walker and food of Aching, and in answer to an allegation that he was of "M relieria." his comma described him as a " wor shipper of eaten." He had • quarrel with a neighbour ward Maim sad he was bound over in the sum of 6001. to Mop the peso.. About Me sense time some of his mistime paseated a miliaria in Mosey. He was tam to aa asylum at Tiosburst, when be remained some time, sad in A t lam an anangssitent we, made that he should asid that ths prooesdings should be aksodoned. Re was now La litonkem es his way to &Stead tho inquiry. sad ,bed tikt4 41, It wit Masa that he w ti daatiltate Mate from not Is. his prehis party, and had forced m the sommiselos. Oak his behalf Admiral Watliag was uswisoll, rid • matter of Wan of • highly intellectual °barrow written tress Tioalmrst were read The admiral. who wee a megielirena and nixorn of Mr. Naylor, mid be certainly laboured nadir a inoe respecting Mr. Sharp,. but ha (the admiral) believed he was ef mead mind and capable of managing hie affairt. The further beefing oi tks eau was adjourned until to .morrow (this day). The works on the Andover and Redbridge Rail way will be shortly rsoosnmeaosd. UADLNANY INLAND, AND 'mows. ga. IPd I 115nars1s. 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Dc. da. tai 6.llasla LaaaVaatalaa LA4I FuNiZeirt Ilaalbsta at Tula Sal Savona ilrll." 4 " • rma au e atiat.ll4- ilFist.e IL W. al 3 3 Pm *b par I 5 41s 4 lai l2 15 16e Of ej ft Lot r 1 a e a' 9 T clis 69e 471 43 44 101 IN 19 9 IT loi to Li Art 6f dlo Vi IS 14 • iri am an an an 15 “ 291 1 . - a 14 .4 to. lea I Dooms. srd Ict prim& I Sollos. Oonorrolal IN S 6. Do. 6 p.ct. Plot MIL i 1 a sad W m = rs a 1N • K fit. Katharine M. SR Southampton lOO SIM 116. Victoria Do. Wow - 6:.7 — m;. - iioa - .. Mould Do. T run ks Corrode' Do. Lt wed Bonds.. Do. do. deterred Do. 2od pretßooda.. Do. do. deterred Do. 3rd pref. Stock..) Do. deterred etti prat oe•-•-- _,o °: .. th e - d ci ` Deter re d Do. January, lep.n D. al bulls 01,114010anada g. . NINES! Do. NOW a an o.aic a tr i za Manna Om par Do. do. =ll. Da.o man an elh.Oarp.ny.. Wen sal Halm Donda Day. N.Dresawfalt Osamu elan • and c 4 Clordo e p. a Wok, duo 6 Do. Delhi per do mt Do. do. do Do. Park do Zor) lii 71 • Notwe lisuid 427,4liatT MITI DIM /127,404.826 Willa PI &MAW 1,270.3111 were Dapodta (ta dud's( Itebas., lac Pasta Cola Ws. td Naked Dab*. asd Ply. 6,311.411 =al ma. mamma Maras do asdaiiiii 1111 s BBB,BO. 8,38,171,824 lob. 6, 1863. TM/I=AT EVIDTING. Consols, which closed yesterday, at 924 to for the sth March, were first marked this morning 991, and closed firmly at 92 15-16 to 93. For money the last price was 924 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92f, }, 4, } ; ditto, for ac count (March 5), 924, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 924, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 921, Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Gent. Stoc 101 108 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 994, 100 , 994. T e India Five per Cent. stock remains at 108 to 4. Exchequer Bills present a recovery of 25., closing at 2a. dis to 2s. prem. In the foreign stock market, in which the prin cipal activity has lately been experienced, there was again considerable movement. In the market for bank shares the principal feature was the continued activity in Ottoman Bank, which have recovered from yesterday's reac tion, and have again reached nearly the highest raint yet attained ; the final quotation was 38} to The new shares left off at Bto } prom. Other nk shares were firm. An improvement occurred in Union Bank of England and France, London and Brazilian Bank, and Chartered Bank of British Columbia. Atlantic Royal Mail Steam shares have advanced, owing to the restoration of the subsidy, while Australian Agricultural and Peel River Land stocks have given way, upon the issue of the reports of the directors. Electric Telegraph and Scottish Australian Investment stocks have improved. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7} to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 23 to prem.; Universal, 1} to 04 dis. ; North British and Mer cantile, 17} to 18 ; Commercial Union, } to I dis. ; and London and Provincial Marine, par to } prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings were as follows :—British and American Exchange Bank, 8} to 9 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 1} to 11 prem. ; British and Foreign Marine Insurance, 2} to 24 prem. ; Continental Bank Corporation, } to 4 prem. ; Union Marine In suranoe, 3 to 3} prem.; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, } to / prem. ; Oil Wells of Canada, 2 to 3 prem. ; Bank of Wales, }to prem. ; Empire Marine, f to 1} prem. ; City of Undon Fire and Life In surance, 2 to 2} prem. ; Bristol and South Wales Zino Smelting, } to 1 prem. ; Asia Minor Company, 1 to 1} prem.; Factage Parisian , Ito 1} prim. ; Natal Cotton, 1 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Portuguese Bank, f to 1 prem. ; T rust and Agency of South Africa, I to 3 prem. ; and English and Irish Bank, 4totprem. New Brunswick Government Bonds were in de mand, and better. MINES. --(THIS DA YJ Two o'CLoca. The minis „," :Lai;iei is again rather lees active sae fall in the value of copper tending to check business. Great Fortune and Cook's Kitchen share* are firmer, and North Roskear and South Crofty strong. Wheal Seton, on the other hand, have de clined about 71. 10a., and East Cern Brea and South Tolgus are dulL Most other shares are quiet, at previous prices. Subjoined are the present quotations, viz. :—East Russell, 51 to 4; 'Wheal Harriett, 41 to f ; Wheal Seton, 2221 to 2274 ; North Roakear, 494 to 50} ; East Carn - Brea, 11 to ; Tincroft, 15# to 16 ; South Crofty, 1 35 to 37 ; North Crofty, 41 to ; East Caradon 47 to ; Caradon Consols, 1 8 to 20 ; Drakewalls, 21 to 4 ; South Tolgus, 64 to 66 ; Mogan, 11 to 4 ; Wheal Margaret, 39 to 40; Great Fortune, 31 to 32 ; and Cook's Kitchen, 32} to 331. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey and United Mexican are steady. We understand that part of the staff, including the manager and mining agents, for the Cape Copper Mining Company (Limited), leave by the steamer to-day for the Cape of Good Hope : The following gentlemen have joined thu direc tion of the Ramsay Lead Mining Company, viz., Mr. Robert Crowe, of Enfield and Lowestoft ; and Mr. Robert Heeketh, late her Majesty's Consul at Rio. The nominal price of the best selected copper is 921. per ton delivered at a foreign port. A large parcel of Kapunda copper was yesterday sold at 951. per ton for arrival in this port by a ship now oveedue. The Petersfield and Midhnrst Railway will, it is expand, be completed by the ead al the peanut yes:.