The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-09 00:00:00

A MACaSTRATE FIX= FOR DEMO DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. Mr. 'harem LitoA, of Addington Hall, Cheshire, who l'ocritsd himself as a gentleman and a county magistrate, as charged with being drunk sod disorderly, in front of •he Agricultural Hall, Islington. Yolice•constab!e flarratt, 148 N, said that yesterday after ;.:on the defeneaht was outside the Agricultural Hall ;auk and main a disturbance. He requested him to go say, bat be refused, made nee of very uncivil language, A would neither go away nor get into his cab that was ailing for him. lie was there about twenty minutes, and sbe caused a large mob to assemble, be was compelled to Sim him into custody. Os the way to the polioe-station he violent, and it was with some difficulty that he could got there. The defendant-1 deny that I made use of uncivil A p a r. If I did what did I say ! The coustatile—Whein I asked you to go away you said o would see me 7 : first. The annual meeting of the members was held at 11 o'clock to-day, at the Society's Rooms, Hauoter-square. The chair was takea Sy Lord FEVIRSHAN and among thee. present were—Lord Bermes, Loed Walsingham, the Hon. Major-General Hood, Mr. Holland, M P., Sir J. H. Max. well, Professor Voelker , Mr. Stokes, Mr. Drew, Mr. Ray mond Barker Mr. Fi s her Hobbs , Mr. Kamm) , Mr. H. Coiled., Mr. liartluopp, Mr. Torr, Su. The SWIM/MIT (Mr. Hall Dare) read the following report of the council : " The council have to report that sines the last general meeting 317 members have been elected, while 2 governors and 33 members have died, and 22 members have been removed from the list ; so that the society now consists of 79 life governors, 87 annual governors, 1,308 life members, 3,952 annual members, 17 honorary member', making a total of 5,443 at the present time ; being an increase of 256 within the year. The fineness of the society are in a satisfactory condition, as is shown by the balance-sheet to the 30th of Jane, which hes been already published in the Journal; sioce which time the finance committee have reported that ell claims against the society submitted to them up to their last meeting had been discharged. The funded property in vested in the names of the truster remains at 16,4881. 17s. 10d. stock in the New Three per Cents. The collection of the arrears of subscription has been steadily programing ; the amount now doe, inclusive of those in anger for the pre sent year, being 6311. ; sod the council hope that, by an early payment of the subscription, the members will enable them to frame the fitMOCliii arrangement& for the miming year. The period of holdiegthe half-yearly audita boats bees more closely approximated to the termination of the half years, the council are thus enabled to inform the member', in each eneoeleive Jouroel, as to the latest state of the so ciety's accounts. The Worcester meeting, notwithstanding the unfavourable weather on some days of the Show, fully satisfied the expectations of the council. The authorities of the city and the local committee 000tnbuted greatly to promote the objects of the society on the occasion, and re- caved at the time the public thanks of the members at the gamest meeting in the Town-hall. The balance-sheet of the meeting, which is now laid before the members and will be published in the February Journal, shows that the system of distributing the forage by means of tickets furnished to exhibitor,, has proved satisfactory, and ham tended to reduce this item of expense in the live stock de portment. The quadrennial system for the trial of imple ments, which commenced at Warwick, has terminated this year at Worcester, and at the request of thecouneil, the ample. meet committee have given the subject their careful ma siderstion. The mama have adopted the rememeseds tion of the committee, that the trials should as formerly be triennial, such special prises and medals for manilla- Deo-a improvements being also offered each year as the council may determine. The following is the schedule of arrangement :—Special Prise for Steam Cultivation. 1864.-1. Implements and Machinery for the Drainage, Tillage, and Cultivation of Land.—Tile and brick machines, draining implements, grubbers, ploughs, cultivators, clod-crushers, rollers, harrows. 1865. 2. Im plements and Machinery for the Cultivation and Harvesting of Crops.—Drills sad distribeten, horse hoes, mowing machines, reaping machines, haymaking machines, horse rakes, carts and waggons. 1896.-3. Implements end Machinery for the Preparation of Crops for Market and for Feeding Stock.—Steam easiest, thrashing ma chines, &teeing machines, mills and mambas, chaff crate's, cake breakers, root cutters and Taipei.; dairy implements. In order to consider the most effectual means of obviating the pesetas of unfairly clipping sheep for exhibition at the society's country meetings, the council appointed • committee to take this subject into consideration, and have approved of the following regulations, which they trust will effectually prevent the recurrence of an evil so generally corn. plained o f. I. That sheep exhibited for any of the prizes most have be really and fairly shorn bare after the let of April la the year of the exhibition and that the date of such shear ' iog form part of the certificate of entry. 2. That two in. seeders be appointed by the council, to examine the sheep on their &declaim to the showyard, with instructions to report to the stewards any cams in which the sheep have not been really and fairly shorn bare. The country meet ing next year will be held in the week come meacing Monday the 18th July, and the authorities at Newesatle-upon-Tyne are making great exertions to pima the lead for the show yard and trial fields in • course of des preparation. The council have decided on the prim. sheet for the Newcastle meeting. That for live stock will amount to 2,8201_ being an increase over last year of 6251. ; and for implement' the amount will be 5501., being an in ' creme over last year of 2401., making • total imams of 8651. The above will, in addition to the usual prises, include chaos far Change' Islands, Ayrshire, Scotch horned, end polled cattle, Clydesdale horses, Cheviots, and black-faced mountain sheep." On the motion of Mr. Wrolcoma, seconded by Mr. Dam, the report was unaniously adopted. Mr. Sumter called attention to the necessity of further improvements in the society, contending that with the ample funds which the council poseemsed the society might to have a larger building, a better agricultural _ library, and so extensive museum. Otter suggestions that were made having a similar " 4 . I: . CRAIRDILS said the suggestions made would receive due attention from the council : end in acknowledging a vote of thanks to himself, he congratulated the meeting on the excellent prospects of the enmity. FIELZ AT LNIP/1101•111. Yesterday a fire took place os tha premium belongingTapley, Langley Farm, at Lewisham, and was not extinguished be fore five stacks of wheat were destroyed. The loss will fall upon the Royal Exchange Office. The origin of the fire is askew's. ------- FRIGHTFUL DEATH THROUGH CRINOLINE.—hat erming Mr. Payne held an inquiry at the Fakes Tavel., FrAter-laas, Fleet-street, respecting the death of Susan Eliza beth ChaAawy, aged 35, who was burnt to death. James Syficet, petunia, said that deceased was barmaid at the Falcon. Oo last Sunday, • little after 3 o'clock, she rams out of the bar-parlour and gamed him in the passage. She was all in a blase. She called out, " Oh, I as on fire ! Pat it out, but don't call the governor." Witness tried to extinguish the flames, but they went into his face. She resisted his efforts to throw her down, and although he pushed her against the door-post, which was burnt, he failed in his attempt, and Le ran and called Mr. Ireland. The deceased, unfortunately, ran out after him, sad of course the flames became greater. Water and • heartbeat were ultimately procured and the fire was extia guished.—Mr. Ireland, licensed victualler, said that jest previous to the occurrence he bad seen deceased sitting with her back to the bar-fire reading • paper. Witness had prohibited the use of crinoline on his esta blishment, and would not allow his own daughters to wear it on account of the danger. But on that particular day it tweed out that deceased had put on • crinolioe, as she was about to go set to see her friends. There was a small guard on the fire-grate, but from the politica In which the deceased sat her crinoline must have been under the grate, sod she was no doubt long on fire before she was aware of the fact. Afterwards It was almost impossible to put out the fames owing to the manner io which the crinoline die- Waded her clothea—Mie. Clarke deposed that deceased said to her before death, "It is all my own fault through put ties ea orinoliee." She died duriog the night. The jury returned • verdict, "That deceased was accidentally burnt to death by fire while wearing crinoline ; sad the Jaren wish toe:press their strobe condemnatioe of the &aprons practice of wearing crinoline, which has led to the boss of so many lives." The Coroner said that he quite concurred in the opinion of the jury, and he hoped that the press would Mad is aesismnc• in discouraging • practice which had on casinited so many lamentable catastrophes. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE GRANGEMOUTH RAILWAT.—Two MEN KlLLED.—Yesterday morning a shocking accident occurred on the Grangemouth Railway, by which two men were killed. About seven o'clock an engine and van left the station at Grangemouth for Falkirk, and when about half a mile from the latter station, the auginedriver felt the eogine give a slight lurch. Suspect ing there was something wrong, he stopped the engine, and • man went back to where the jerk occurred. On notching the spot he was shocked to find the mutilated bodies of two of the plate-layers an. p'oyed on the line, and who bad evidently been pc 'ceding to their work when they met their death. Dee of them, named William Nairn, was completely deca pitated, and otherwise terribly mutilated. The body of the other men, who is named IL'lnnes, presented • frightful spectacle, being almost cut to pieces. Nairn was about fifty years of age, and unmarried ; M'lnnee resided in Grangemouth, and was also unmarried. How the notident °enured remains • mystery ; bat it is generally believed t eat, owing to the darkness of the morning and the storm of wind sod rain which prevailed, the men did not hear the train approaching. Both of the bodies were oorveyed to Ontegeniouth.—lldinburyA Courant. theintacarta. PROCNE:HMO& For some time rtstte small church of Heighingtoo, in the county of , has been the wens weekly of the most disgraceful proceedings. It appears t h at • MU.. Blacklick, • gentleman residing in the oeighbourbood, recently sold some land to • wealthy farmer, and the latter has since claimed the right to a pew in Heighingtoo Church, on the plea that it was attached to the land. Mr. Blacklin disputed the eta la sod the malt has been a weekly contest, if the WOK unseemly character, between a mu named Taylor, acting as the serve ot of the purchaser, and Mrs. Blacklis sad her daught-re. On one of these Gomel:NW Mn. Blacklist ran a large shawl pin into T a yl or , sad, la consequence, • summons for assault taken out by her was discharged. On a subsequent occasion, an attempt was made to turn Taylor out by force, sod be thereat:woo laid an information for assault. The ease came before the Darlington magistrates; oa Monday. when the summons was discharged. and on a counter sum mons Taylor was fined 3/. It le to be hoped that the diem'. tants will now adopt more pacific means to establish their claim.. —Leeds Mercury. The railway market continues to present a dull appearance, and prices generally have not expe rienced any important alteration. Great Northern stock has risen 4 per oeut., London and North Western and South Eastern 4, and Great Western }, while Caledonian has receded 1, and Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire }. London and North Western stook is now quoted 105 to } ; Great Western, 824 to } ; 127} to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1084 to ; Great Northern, 125 to 128 ; Caledonian, 117 to 4 ; South Eastern, 95} to ; Great Eastern, 49 to ; London and South Western, 1011 to ; and Metropolitan, 110} to 1114. Very little business has occurred in foreign rail way shares. Lombardo-Venetian, however, exhibit a favourable tendency. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are dull. Indian lines are quiet. giL l P& I 1141 " FATL I r el lo r te e rr . I to-sessaus to 1 p.n. Bins. ,WoL Tdy.* Moor Val. Myth and Boaton,dloatrdot ißriatol and Haler.... 8 84 - - AI 81 81 83 117 118 - 874 i !CT•ITNIOn Fan-. 111-brk on limed= . lax .I.)A godly. mills Do. B Ip. e. repaid to B Dublin and Ba loot Dander, Porthot Abd.in Ithaburgb and Obkoror Mosso. rod S. western Airier kiatorn Ord. St I Do. _ A Oror.k. Do. Orms* North of Scotland Great Hartbeest I Do. A I Amu. godly. &a Do.B l 111 p. e. palclß 411. South & West. Om. KAthst Whalen ..... . el 7 1251 The defendant—Now,i - an you say I was drunk? The constable—Yea, yea were very drunk. Tee defendant, is reply to the charge, said he did not think was all correct, wed he could call • lot of witnesses who ild prove the same. klr. Barker fined the defendant 55., which was at mew P-d• .AD CASE OF ATTEMPTING SUICIDE THROUGH DISTRESS. AAA Barry, aged 4:1, a charwoman, residing at 20, hrkley-street, Holton, was charged with attempting to D onne suicide in the Repot's Canal, at Islington. Yeeter. hr the prisoner was seen to throw herself into the water, el it was not without great difficulty that she could be got She then said that she would strangle herself, and at she said she was determined to destroy defendant, in reply to the charge, told a most pill tale, sad said that having lost a great deal of her work had knee back in her rent, and had pawned nearly her clothes as well as her wedding ring. She had —ithoat food for two days, and was so oppressed at lot that she was determined to rid herself of her destroying her li fe. rker remanded the defendant for • week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. , SGVI4I CHAIGE OF ASSAULT.—GERAT PROVOCATION. Hairy SAafto, a tall, gentlemanly looking man, was before Mr. Keox with usaultiog Wm. Roberts, t police-constable. tplaiewit said that the defendant walked up to - 4 , ' You have been following me about all day," ark him on the head with the thick end of the . Auced, the effect of the blow being to cut the skin , head. t. Knox asked the complainant whether he bad boss the defendant about as he stated, and the emu he bad. inquired of the complainant whether he was police foros, and he raid that he had been, bat was ,w. defendant said the complainant had been following about all day watching him, sometimes standing in so as to avoid being seen, and thinking that his aahl be criminal be certainly asked him why he chins him, and gave him • slight t►p with his but the blow was not • powerful one, or he should killed the complainant. const►ble proved seeing the blow struck. Knox said he thought if the defendant had meant to --mlainant there would have been • larger mark, ..at being • powerful man. The complainant was police force, and if he choice to take up the trade og and watching people, he must be prepared for reniences. The defendant had no right to strike 'anent, but as the provocation was very great he fine the defendant lOs. or seven days. transpire what the complainant's object was in deteodant about, but it was stated that he to do so. ,ING MURDER AT RYDE-(THIS DAY.) . murder and attempted suicide occurred , les of Wight, early this morning. A man named . Hallett cut off the heed of a woman named Phil with whom he has been living, sod afterwards cut hie throat sad stabbed himself. The murderer wee alive message left Ede, at 8 am., but was not ex. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AGAINST A MEDICAL MAN. 1N QUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Mr. John Humphreys, one of the , resumed at the Panther Tavern, Hope „nen, the inquiry relative to the death of MI, amid 45 years, a surgeon, lately prectishar a-end ol the metropolis. On Met Saturday will remembered, the deemed wee arrested ae set of surreptitiously disposing of the dead two aewly-born children in the Kingeland-rued. `ndy h.: manifested symptoms of insanity, and evening when he ins liberated on bail hie completely gone that he could not be made • of his family, and he spoke, or rather raved about him, Led of birds and fishes. He Won on Wednesday monde' of delirium , of the evidence today, the Coroner, in sum that the evidences showed that the deceased obi be now alive if he had received setemeary and treatment, but he had act bees refined its by anyone that was respeesible. If Mr. ode application to au inspector instead of being the answer of some policeman, the case different. Under the CirCUMBUIDCIS no blame ed to the conduct of the polio" authorities. however, very necessary, because there was A a strong suspicion that deceased had then an allegation wee made by the 47 affected the police. .....• verdict " That the deoeased, Charles Gam the mortal effects of delirium tremens —lve drinking." MIINDIOII.D POACHING CASs—We are in . action for malicious cosivietioa will be brought Matto& Aaiun against the Hon. F. Buie& ogastns Button, and the Bev. J. A. Park, the Aims who convicted Philip Fuller in what is so own as the Mnodford poaching case. The notion , which was served last week by Mr. W. & solicitor, alleges that the above-named justices `lout the 3rd of Deceml er, 1882, "maliciously any resaleable or probable came* convict ..er of unlawfully going on certain hal in the of West Westboro, is the oceopation of Birch, Fan in search of game ; that they ly, maliciously and without reasonable cause," refused to state a case for the the Court at Queen's Bench ; that when `e a case in wreathes of Mr. Justice Midlor's forth therein facts and grounds for the coo given in evidimee before them, and omitted roes given in evidence ; that alter heviog made they delayed to enforce the same, and d Philip Fuller by summoning him toappear 41 divers and illegal pre texts ; that on August " maliciously , " Itc., bind him over to ee Sept. 30 ; and that then they did " mall rally, *ad without any reasonable or probable ?noon him to prison for three months. Fuller la /erred pasperis, and the damages are laid at dirryPost. 'cox FOR CORN:TUFO& —A philanthropist laid hie story before the public, and although the provoke a passing smile, yet no one who reads t the earnestness and sincerity of the writer, or desire to benefit his fellow-createrse. It is auntie. of a man who was tremendously tried hard for years on years to thin himself, has at last succeeded. He wishes to let the tow how he vanquished his terrible enemy, at last the D amon o f C orpu l ence fl e d This is really a great kindness, and a man who, of ridicule and simply from benevoleot roo -° forward to reveal an experieoos of this kid, is service which his fellow-creatures ought to rocas- Basting, the gentleman who has had the good feeling to write and publish this narrative, ago 111111.111•4 five fest five inches, si.d weighed tourism stone and a quarter. He owns that he eal to bear from his unfortunate make. In the little hove in the streets laughed et him ; he could not tie his own shoes; sad bid. it 'Moan, to come downstairs backwards. is moo who struggle! reliantly. and whatever be amended to do h e b ooes U y tried to . earry oat. He mural watery, and consulted physicians, and took ravel with innumerable friends, bat all was in vain. upon sixpence a day aid 'treed it, so that the ' 4 ' lO 4O of Abernethy failed is his caw He went di roue o f vapour bills and shampooing baths. Nok so lees that ninety Turkish bathe, bat lid him say good ;he was sti las fat as ever. A rod remromeoded increased toddy exertion every end nothis x 'sensed more likely to be e ff ectual I "- So this stout warrior with fat got daily into hesey boat, and rowed a couple hours. But ly P . :awing water into the basket of the Diuuddes. in Z e Zned in cue way he lost in another. vigour increased, but then, with this, "• Prodigious appetite which be felt compelled sad consequently begot even fatter thee he had At last he hit upon the right adviser, who 6°14 his 4 0, sad whose advice has been so successful that ‘ 46 6 eau now walk downstairs forwards, put his over the suit that row fits him, tad. par a the victim of unkind or ill-judged chaff, congratulated on his pleasant and becoming The machinery by which this change was of • very simple kind. He was simply Uhl la sit anything bat meat It appears that nen of f riendly Meioses, and sone of the pip* 'ed, penetrated so far into the surely of hie uto have discovered that twice a day he ad*, in howls of breed arid milk. The ibis's cot oft this great feeder of fat, sad been a ter and a happier She then said that it workhoue she said it The defendant, in reply e tale, and maid that haii e had (idles back in her ber clothe. as well a ern without food for two r hard lot that oh. was e ...hies by destroyiog her 1 31r. Barker renaanftd the MARLBOIts: ,INGULAZ CHAIGI OP use Wee. Henry Shafto, • tell before Yr. Keen y a police-constable. The complainant said the and said, " You have be thee struck him on the eh produced, the effect of his heed. Mr. Knox asked the cm wing the defendant abc 'neat said he had. Mr. Knox inquired of tb the police force, and he t DOW. The defendant said the o about all day marlin rwsya, so as to avoid be tent might be criminal he watching him, and m lc, but the blow was not re killed the complainant t constable proved seeing Mr. Knox said he thought the complainant there • defendant being a power is the police force, and I following and watching p itconveniences. The de • complainant, but as the u.d only floe the defend. t did sot transpire what , owing the defendant abe employed to do so. TOCKING MURDER dreadful murder and Ride, Isle of Wight, ear] Hallett cut off the with whom be has bee throat and stabbed his the menage left Etycli ted to survive. rB EXTRAORDINA MEDI( IN. This morning, Mr QVIS J . ( • OtorollemllOUllle Beth lo nal-grew. the is Charlie w, aged 45 y, the East - end of the ••ight, it will be rememb m the set at eurrep of two newly-born in ended, hr =cif. the Monday evening wh, , was so completely 1 Ted . :Taiss any of his fami dancing about hire is that condition on V thsclose of the 'vide up, said that the avid' no doubt be sow aliv •ideate and treatment, stimulants by anyone gee had made applicatio ad with the answer be very different. Us be attached to the cc sgairy waa, however, s No Mat butance a etre tilted suicide, sod thee ily which seriously affe jury returned a veld/ , died from the mor by excessive drinkini NE itiIINDIFORD POI • sad an action for edict •e next Noefolk Aaiun ker. Augustus Sutton, justices who convict known as the Moodie: whoa, which was ger pole, solicitor, alleges on or about the 3rd of without any reasmahl 'p Faller of uulawfull , of West Wreti i!ry Birch, E.q., in iuently, macional probable cause," rah of the Court of did Mate a case in p they set forth thereto • sot given in evils which were given in is convictioa they delis the said Philip Fail ore them os divers mad 1 trey did " tllepll y, mal .pin es up,. 30 ; tied with( ammo{ him to poi m tinformed pauper*, —Awry Poet. Ctitt roe Coart hie!, laid his story bet rosy provoke a push doubt the sunestnese ' : 'arty desire to beset Pa the narrative of a who tried hard for yin who has at last soccer know how he e, bow at last the This ia really a • t feu of ridicule an , torso forward to rove a service which his fi Mr. Bustin, the sad rod feeling to , g ago measured five fourteen stone and great deal to beer ft test Soot, the little boy "at olese, be conic he had, it appears, Is was mu who strug recommend e d to do he - 1 k mineral watery, and tcounsel with innumen iced upon sixpence a d nto recipe Abernetb ‘II &ode of apour t ook Do lass' than 'tt lid him any 10 ,4 Inend recommended ; .ht• and nothiaz mean "mint. So this 'tout mfe, heavy b na a, an he ttly Flown% water i gunoci mortillir wires, inn Mine a p ro dio n , •• 1 1t., arid consequent(' At lint he hit upon I ,!o . do, whose adri si tins an sow wa bee quite over the being made the victim `moll, congratulated • The machine' _was of aver y sienpl4 'ON anything bat r 4 rnis friendly ad, 40 e rowed, penetrat o habits as to have el really to indulge in I , who saved him cut 4 ° Mr. Beating hr Saturday Bedew. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1863. STAA.II CULTIVATION.-(THIS DAY.) A numerous meeting of agriculturists, de signed to promote the extension of steam anitivatioe, was held this afternoon at St. Jamee's-halL Mr. HOL LAND, M. P., presided, and among those present were Lord Robert Montagu, 3LP., Mr. Leader, M.P., Mr. Carley Worslwr, &c. Speeches in furtherance of the object were delivered. ROYAL AORIOULTURALSOCIRTY OP ENGLAND. (THIS DAY) lISWATI. Atientica at. Lawrence Bom.Dar. d C. la g.llp.e. Do. New Y 9lueee. 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Banda 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do 2nd pref. Bonds 100 aB Do. do. deferred lop all Do. grd pref. Mock 100 . Do. uo. deferred 100 aO. Do. 6th pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred Bt. ,100 Great Indian Pennants 20 'll Do. g. 6 per cent. 10 12 , Do. January, 1662 Bt. 'lOO .ot. 8. of Indio r. 5 p al Bt. 100 Do 61 per cent. Bt. 1 Do 831 ,GL Western of Canada 201 18 Do. New In all Do6p c.Bds pay. 1673 100 ' all' Do 543 do. do. 1,77.8 1 10 ! 2 Indian Brunch, Limited 10 1 ' Do. New Bt. 100 Madras guar. sp. cent. it. 100 , Do. do. 01 do Bt 100 I Do. do. 44 I do —tel 10 2 , Do. Fifth Estima, I • ipp .111elb. Corp. 6 per c. 60 all 11•16. and Hobson*. By 10 , all N.Bron.dCan.cla.A dB Bt. 1100 N.LotCan.6p.c.lstp.B. Bt. 103 &lade. gun 5 per cent. 88. 1 100 Do. Delhi do. 110 2 : Do. do. do. Bt. :100 . Do. Punjane do I • 11110 Do. Indus 04/14. 103 105 101 103 100 100 107 108 I 11pm laPel 81 2/ 72 76 68 01 PI 60 60 63 48 61 121 42 Mt 23 12 24 1071 1 1 oss 1 fpm 1049 1 91 11 101d3. 92 95 86 88 Par }pm 106 106 100 101 96 100 57 59 6 82 84 106 107 Mt 1061 819 2 104 10S 101 103 INLILL GOVIZI IPdI Q. pfteca. I aslea I 100 140 10 - HO 00 71 70 OD 0 71 - . 100 11$ 101 - NA O. prim. I Salm la i 101 l 110{ 11 St 127 i Fa' 39 95} 5 H. ti - zd 12 - X 0 £60.606 ; BritlitiColm.6p.a.,lB72 1001 106 107 • Do. do. 1883 100; - Can. Gov. 6p.c., 1877414. 100 j 1211 106 1 D 0.6 para. IfetketAug.. 100 101 104 .... 1..; D 0.6 peat-Mar.& Bei 100; 103 104 2,214,806 ..1 D 0.6 par ctaan....l 100; 91 93 685,806 , Do. 5 per ct. 840 c 100! 91 93 200,000 ...Cacof 0110pap.a.18 7 3 100 108 110 do. 1E404 100' 109 111 , ! Do. do. 18961 100 100 111 Do. do. 1091,100' 112 114 100,000 .. Co7logNov. 1938, 6pct 1001 106 100 150.000 Do. 1878, d0...100 110 112 200.000 .. Mauritius 43par a., 14731001 106 106 200,000 .. Do. 1878 100. 100 110 1880.100 108 110 125,600 .. Natal Oov.o pas ant . .100 1 107 100 1603,000 .. New Bruns. Gov. 6p et 100 161 106 N. 6. Wales Ov. 6 p. 61868 100 100 102 Do. sp. e. 1871 to 1876 106 101 102 . .. • Do. 6p. c. 18103 to 1892 100 101 102 150,000 .. New Zealand ilper cent 1001 110 112 250,00) Nova eeotbi 6 p e., 1a+6 100! 1116 106 75,000 .. Queensland Gov. Bp. ct. 1001 Ul 113 Aust.Gov.6 py. c. Bonds 1001 112 114 • Vic.o4v.op.c.JaatJuly 1001 187 100 Du do. 6 p.e.AptSl2oo. l lo9 101 109 :::: i 1111TDSH 3IISCEI.I Na I ISk. I MIMI= I 10,000 10 lAnaloMelleasa Mint 60,000 10 Atlantic 1t1.314.1184. (1..) 20.000 SS 'Amaral= Ogrieul..... 47,000 1 . 0 BertloWater works 4.11 . tO,OOO 8,000 6.54,7804. 18,500 20,000 40,900 8,916 85.000 40,000 12,000 nousu 100,62 mi. 277,0001 1 , 0.000 I 30 .000 ; Beiabsty Gas ( Li me ri , 60 !British Awetican Land , St. ;L & I. Mag. Tel 20 British Indian Tea IL) 20 British Iron !Ill:snails Agency Al. (L ) all Canada lent 20 ;Ceylon Coyapany 10 lOom. of AtrlinaMee.(l )! ; Cop.M. Sag ,Pref. 716.0 Bt. • saystal Palace 'Bt I Du. Prefereisce Bt. Do. 6p. ct. l'erp. Deb I • i 100 Dlecoanteorporatlon;L 10 India Into. .e) Canal( 90 igyptlanCoordr rrd.(L 11179 . 21761.' 84. Electric Telegraph 70,000! !Bog. and Arm Capper., 125,000 99 I.:.erlit&Fln.ollon.(L 20,000 12 !Gen. Steam Navigation{ 330,000 1 :Great Ship (limited) 190,000 1 I Do. 174 per cent, prof 10u 000 so iliadics'elday 130,000 20 Inteeeitt.Flese.See. (L) 50,090 20 ;Italian !trig. Mao. Cir.) 10000001 100 Do. op. e. BJa. r 16701 40,000 SS Joint Steck Discollid(L ) 49,000 SS Da New 20,000 96 I Laid. Affiesu Trading 1000 5 I Loud.DistrictTS4e p4(l.•. I 110,000 60 load. 'Goan. Asws. 175,000 4 (Loud. G. Ontolbes C. (L I 56,000 20 'Madras brig& Coati 1109 10 Medit. Saten. Tel. (2 ) 20 000 SO ;Merean.Cre)ltAsso.(L, 22,500 10 !Natal Land aCot. C. IL) 80,000 II 'National tds. Com. Ma) 6,000 10 I Nisrbudds Coal St I IL) 0000 00 Do. New 20,000 LS N. ZralandT.&Lean(L) 106,676 1 ,N. British Australia. 100 000 1 !Oriental Gas jlngted) 50,000 1) Do. New 60,000 10 'Orient. Inland Steaes(L ) 10,000 6 Ottoman Gas Linted) 00,000/ • St,. I Peellitir.LandtMin.(l) 20 . 000 60 ;Peninsular It O. Maul 20,000 60 I Do. New 17,000 10 'QueliradaL,ll.,&lL(l 10,000 SO 11.hymney Iron 10,000 11 Do. New 4,250 26 Lie!. City Improv. (L ) 29.750 II Ditto ditto I 16,000 100 !Loyal 114184•6.... —7 — 100.90^' ~i _ ion IS 171 41 p — a 17 --- ket I - 11 - 10 Mi. - 864 19 21 'ills iS e 9. 611 . I 1 Pm! 88 . 83 lar 2pm 19 21 16 87 116 112 116 118 7S --11 1 1 1/pe IN 107 -1 1 ". 27 4;1°41 - fil 'll 21 '2 I I P 4 41p.4 1 1 2 die, 86 Si 1 iitna', i nos' P 7 8 ipos 2j 4 tipm 11 3# - i bei 4 tham 1 4.,m 1 2pr J.OOOl. icottish Au t. Inv. (I.)I 10,000 50 d 4. African Y. t I. (WI 14,100 VI South Australian Land 280,0001. 54. ihnimarine Telegraph I I Da.narip 12,500 10 Trust &Awn, yotAu& L &ONO 20 T. & L ans4a' 50,000 6 ,troftedlC.Teleg Co. (L 10,000 20 Via Mermen's Land.... , i 4 ' r l a r . Is ii ,4.1 SS SI at Ii A IS ni t Ir . 11$ 144 II r . is U Gl_ 1, 1 17 14 91e 103 T1 t i. W} No. 186. 1 Kuria I Pd. 10. prices I Sales. WOW 2 Qualtrien Ora Gold. I. 1 I 4 h alf. RO .. Cldvssiesi 1 2,900, W .. (1111rord imsaL — 1,0041 .. Der. G. Can (hrtstk ) 1 1141 015 M— -11,107 .. Draws& 2.1.0 I 11 2 UV, . lad Ismst (filsonm) SO 87 MU .20,000 1 IllaitClagea Geld (1.1 m) Is. IWs par - 6,148 .. Zing Condon 57142116 W 1111 6,000... OW Cara Wu 4,e00; .. R. W. Rumen ;Tarlac) lifted 44 6 41 488 .. Grumbler a St. Anliya 501 8 10 6,0000 .. Great South Polies 6,000' .. Grenville , 6.16.6 41 41 1,024 .. Iterod's Foot 'et 161. so 41 gm , , Kingston Dow= 14111.0 d 1 1 I ROW' .. Lady Bertha . 1.12.0 WM, .. Ilant Value UMW ill 14 16 — 9,000 , .. 3la Valley ' 41. fa. 461 :-.. 40,000' 4 NwYstl7 Iren Ow •• • • 2 1 1 4 GI a l l 40116 .. New Beton 100 ROW .. North Downs 700 H .. North Roekrar 6,m .. N. wO. sums asossio l S.LO 21 101 21 6,640 .. !Nara Wheal (lofty 1 tag II Ile L i. 1,1,). .. Prwridencee (U. Lalsatil WILT 40 44 700 .. Maw Nowetti.. 614 . S. Cannon (la. Clear) 410 .. 3W. Trauma tillogan) 10.10.0 0 0 921 .. Stray Park , 30.17.6 30 U 0,000, 11 1,111./Lead Mo.C I 41 1 i 6,000 i .. Ina Croft I 0 is 20 id .4 km, .. i ewe smog (mows) • i 1 4 1 4 wiwl I,owl .. W. Osradlon iLlskeard). I So to &owl .. Wert Cadvseto• . 10 I 56 86 400; . Wad Salop j 474 508508 215 ' 611 ... Wk, Bawl (Moran)• 1 4 Ir e t Sa -- 166, . Wl. Boner (Rednath) i 8 A 4,800 . .. ;Wheal Ladeutt 11.0.8 1 1l LOU .. !Ir.llaryAnn(lloalian 1 II 12 13 306 , .. 1 1/14al Mon I is; 170 WI 1,000 .. I Wb. Tralawney (Wa)l I 1.1.14 zi 6,0001 .. Missal Vol.. i 4 11 3 FOREIGN MINES. No. 115 LI monk 1 id I CI priors I Salm 35,000 1 ;Alandlios )11611440) ..I I'l di PIE -- 20,000' 20 Austrulleut ! s y $ 75,000 1 'Bon Accord Cop. (Lint ), i s 10,000 6 ,Brimil.L &K.Co. )L64.); an IL Is,ooo 10 'Cape Copper (Limited) II I 1 des 26,000. 2 CayuluSilver (Limited) Us. 1 d , r _ ~.. 1,, 40 Cobre Copper in 10 10,000 20 'Corday° ;Limitexl) _ l6 61 61 100,000 1 ;Goa Pedro. N. Dal L 7 1 8 1 tPm I 75,060 1 'Pu . Mount. Cost (LAW la I 23,000 3 , gut Del Bey (Walton 1 4 ias 2.3,000 2 ,Fortuna (Lianted) al .4 20,000' 20 General an 21 23 68,000 11 Kapuoda (Limited) 11,000 3 , Linares WI 71 10,000' 5 'Lusitanian (Lizalted) 1 2 IWs 103,116 1 Mark& WM. , all 100.000' $ 11l Auras' 8ra5.0.11.(1 lan 11 60,000. 1 ;11.1thine C.0(8.8448471 die 10,000. 10 I PontebaudSliverlaad an l 4 7 100,000 a 'Port Phllllo 1 11 11 ; 1 'Santa Barb. Gold Wile 11 Ms Par 100,000 1 Scottish Austral. (Lint) 1 1 elm psz 11,000 10 At John del Rey (LIM) 18 17 50 43074 ao United liolican (Limil 1181 si 6 50,000 1 VaUeomsocaGoid(Litn. 1 i IWm 10,..00 10 Vancouver Coal (Wm. I 110,000 1 Worthing ;Limited) 14 4 i 46,000 3 .Yadansondaaa (Um ) En— Balm 14 22 31 83TS ... 101 111 PREFERUNCK SHARES. London an 4 Briphino, 5 per mot. gear. stock No. 1, 115. Loodoo, Chatham, sod Dover, 5 per oast. pref., 94, The stock markets to-day are firm, • good effect having been produced by the less unfavour able indications presented by the bullion move ment. Console are quoted for money a fraction better than they closed yester day. In foreign stocks there has been a reaction from the best prices of the morning, yet the present quotations for moat of the specula tive descriptions show au average advance of { per cent. as compared with those last current yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentals were quoted 67fr. 30c., being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 801 to I, ex div., for money, and 91 to 4, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90{, ; ditto, for amount, 91{ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Cents., 94, 4, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 143 ; India Stock, 221; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, um, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 99 ; ditto Bonds, ss. dia. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 103, 194 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1124 ; and Exchequer bah, 75., 12a. dia. Foreign stocks are better, though the best prices of the morning have not been maintained to the present hour. As compared with the final quota tions of yesterday there is a rise of 1 per cent. in Mexican, Spanish Passive, Portugnese Scrip, and Turkish Bonds of 1868 and 1862, and 1 in Turkish Comolid& Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish 1854 Loan, 881 to 891 ; ditto, 1858, 694 to 70 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 70 ; the Consolid‘s, 46 to 4 ; Greek, 254 to 26, being steady; Mexican, 33 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 33 to 4 ; and Portuguese scrip, 1 to 4 prem. ; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptiao, 981 ; Greek, for account, 251, ; ditto, Coupons, for account, 114, 124, 111 ; Italian, for account, 701 ; Mexican, for account, 331, 32/, 334, New Granada Deferred, 81, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86 ; Portuguese, 1836, Ac., for account, 484, 14 ; ditto 1863, scrip, 2, prem. ; Russian, 1822, 914 ; ditto, 1862, 884; Sardinian, for account, 851, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 471, ; ditto Passive, for account, 321, 334 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 1,1, ; Turkish, 1862, 694 ; ditto for account, 691, 1. International Financial shares are quoted 31 to 41 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 4 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 74 to 8 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 31 to 24 dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 11 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 41 to 5 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 2 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 34 to 4 pm.; West India and Pacific Steam, 4 to 11 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 3to 1 prem. ; East London Bank, 14 to 21 prem. ; and Discount Corporation, 31 to 41 prem. The diminution in the drain of gold, though a feature of extreme importance, does not seem to have as yet produced much effect on the discount market, which yesterday was but slightly easier than on Monday, good bills not being generally taken below 81 to 9 per cent. At the Bank of England too, wbere the terms are still 8 per cent. for dis counts, and 9 per cent. for advances, the demand yesterday was large, and showed scarcely any abate ment as compared with Monday. Nevertheless, the supply of money in the general market is very considerable. Monday's telegrams from Vienna announce an improvement in the tone of the Bourse. The news from America being regarded as very disastrous to the Confederate cause, the Confederate Loan has yesterday experienced a fresh fall of about 6 per cent., closing heavily at 35 to 38, although a rumour was circulated in the afternoon that the latest &dykes from New York were somewhat leas eaoouraging for the Federals. Several large orders having been countermanded, only about 39,000 sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation to Brazil by the Magdalena, which will leave Southampton to-day. The total in gold engaged up to yesterday after noon for despatch by that vessel was 123,7001. On the other hand, 1,5001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were quoted about the same as on Friday, but the ten dency was not very favourable, bills on several con tinental places being in demand. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 maths, L.' .01 to 1 ; ditto, 3 day s . 1L 171 to 181; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 12.01 to 11 ; Antwerp, 3 swaths, 25.70 to 75 ; Hamblen, ma. basso, three months, 13.9 to : Paris, 3 days, 26.25 to 321 ; ditto, 3 !Deaths. 25.70 to 80 ; Fniakfortrie.the-Maismi, 3 months, 1194 to 1; fit. Petenburg (per rouble), 3 months, 311 to 32; Vienna, eft do.. 3 m0nth5,12.35 to 45 ; Trieste, eft. 80 ., 3 months, 12.35 to 45 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 481; Oath., 3 month, 471 to 44 : Leghorn, S months, 25.95 to 971; Genoa, 3 mouth; 25.95 to 971 , Milan, 3 mouths, 25. 9 5 to 971 ; Naples, 3 mou th. =95 to 971: Palermo, 3 months. 25.95 to 971: Marina, 3 mouths, 25.93 to 971; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 324 to B. The amount of bills ou India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England on the 16th inst. is rupees 40,00,000 (400,00014 It is exoecteri that the letters of allotment of the West India and Pacific Mail Steam Company will be issued about Friday next. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gaa, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange lint of last evening • u !naseal. —Atha, 13 ; British ' and Foreign Marine (Li mited), 21 ; Commercial Union, 81 ; &Ash and Scottish Marine (Limited), ; Guardian, 51 t o o• ; Law Fire. 42 ; Leedom and Lenraehire Life, 11 ; North British and Mar. rentals (Limited), 181 ; Rock Life, 71 ; Bun Fire. 208 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 61 to ; ; Universe: Marine (Limited), 51. Gaslight and Coke.—Great Central, 174 ; Imperial Conti mental, 881 ex ; London, 87 ; W estminster Chartered, 87; ditto, New, 461: Western. 171. Docks. —Oommercial,ll6 ; London, 70; Se Katharine, 704. Canal.—Regent's (or London), 26. Waterworks.—Bsrlili.Bl ; Chelsea, 29 ; Lad Loudon. 132. . . . - _ Tho following is from the monthly hide circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co. : The hide market has not shown au y material *iterating dune( the past month, a steady demand having been expe rienced op to the present time; but the advance io the Bank rate of discount, viz., on the 2nd to 7, and on the 3rd inst. to 8 per cent., will, we fear, teed to restrict operations, and may lettuces. prices. Hideo—Silted Ox and Cow—South A:aerie...a have bees In steady request at Lite rates. Ann trsliaa meet with • good demand, sod Melbourne, Ist heavy, have realised as advance of id. per lb. Cape brought fall prices. Salted horse hides have been in fair demand at late rates. Eon India kips have sold freely throughout the Fast mouth, but at the anise of public salee on the 3rd inst. pnoes declined id., and in some instances hi. per lb. English market hides have been in good request, but within the last few days prices have tended in favour of buyers. The leather market has been steady, and an average amount of busies's is reported for the time of year. North sod South American Furs and Skies—Furs continue quiet. Newfound. land and Greenland Seal Skins—Sales have Leen made at lower rates. Canada and Western deer are much inquired for ; the January beaver and musquash sales will take place as the 20th and 21st proximo. Messrs. Letts and Son, whose well-known Diaria and Parket Books obtained a prize medal at the Inter- ' national Exhibition, have just issued the editions for the year 1864 in groat variety. The fulness and judicious selection of the information contained in these diaries, and the well-known excellence of the workmanship, recommend them in an especial man uer to the use of the commercial public. TIACSDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 903, to 91, ex div., for the 7th January, were first marked to-day 91 and 901, and, after rising to 91k to 1, closed at 91 to 4. For money the last price was 9U to $, ex die. The official business report is as follows : Three pee Cent. Console, for money, 900, 1,4; ditto fors count, 91,L911}, 91(,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90_1, ; New Three per Cents., 9W, i 11.741, Years Annuities, 1886, 141 ; Stock, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104. 1; ditto Bonds, 10s., 38., 164. die. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. Some sales of In tia Bonds were pressed, and the price has given way, transaztions taking place at3e. to 15s. di,. Exchequer Bills remain at 10s. to se. die. In the foreign stock market there was a decided increase of firmness. The closing quotations of several of the speculative stocks were below the best point of the day, yet generally above those cd yesterday. The market for bank shares remains rather flat. A reduction has taken place in Alliance, Bank of Australasia New, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, London and Sonar African, London Chartered Bank of Australia, end Metropolitan and Provincial. Anglo-Austriaa Bank shares were dull at 1 to 1 prom. Imperial Ottoman Bank, however, have risen to 7# to 71 prem., and there was an improvement in Lend= and Westminster, and Bank of British North. America. In miscellaneous shares, Joint Stock Discount and R.u3al Mail Steam wore flat, while Scottish Australian Investment stock was inquired for. International Financial shares were rather firmer, at 31 to 41 prem., and London Financial at 71 to 81 prem. General Credit were flatter, at 2 1-16 to 2 3-16 prem. Mercantile Credit have declined to 21 to S prem. Hudson's Bay were a trifle firmer, at 31 to 21 dis. ; and Egyptian Trading quiet, at 11 to 11 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 121 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4# to f prem. ; Universal Marine, dia. to prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3 to prem. ; Oriental and General Merles, 11 to prem. ; and North British and Mercantile, 174 to 18. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 3to prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 31 2 to 2f prem. ; Constantinople eel Alexandria Hotels, 2 to 21 prem. ; National Steam, .1 to 4 prem. ; Merchant Bank, 41 to 5 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 31 to 41 prem. ; London and Cale donian Marine, par to 1 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, 1 to If prem. ; and Munte's Metal Company, 1 die. to par. Victoria government debentures were more in quired for. MINES THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoc. The operations in the mining market continue upon a restricted scale, and very few variations have taken place to-day in quotations. The prin cipal feature is a decline of 71. 10s. in Wheal Beton shares, which are now quoted 160 to 170. New Martha are also lower, at 11 to 2k, while East Caradon have risen to 261 to 26. West Ohl- Tortola are quoted 53 to 55, and Tineroft 14 to 19. In the Stoat Exchange East Wheal Ruriall shares are officially marked 41, and North Basset, 21.1 Don Pedro shares are firm, and Worthing dull. Other foreign and colonial 'nines are inactive. au ,Aatwarp latiardaare Illabla66l.Ta(lOgliaa Ylllialigiaa Z. Janedaa , B.Apeso.6nut hem L ) Ill'Copaabagan all ° ToTztensma 10 Daaaburg&Wltapelfl4 16 Dutch Basal& all Do all rotes et Frames all ,Gd. innalan Loa. p • a. an .Grost Luxembourg—. all 'ltalian Junction... all NanadLlege I By the all Do.ep. e j Bctg. go, all Northern of Yranee 15 Do. New Sh. (la. at 81141 all N.E.all &Ana's. 7 p.c. 24 Do. do. d 0.... all Norwegian Trunk Prof ' all Ottoman ( B rOyntakidla; all , Paris, Lyoncandllolik all i Parts and Orleans.._. all I Sadie & 8. Franck. (L) 1107.1 ......01. Thicah a !kois!!artqPiii • aU t ioTai all Do. 7 per cent. all ,Ilaattor• and Dean aG Do. se percent. Pref 8 San Paulo tL)s.7per et all Do. do an S.Anat &Losn-Vasatleal IS South East. of PortniaL all 'Southern of Pranoe 1 8 Turin and Karoo& ay Do. do au Weet Flanders all Do. Sj percent. Prof ell Wert. & N.W.0l Frwoe l 10 I ler 101 8 9 124 36 37 $7 39 11 17 ' 16 16 1 : I ,I 1 .1 ni VI 4 S As 14 18_ i 1.41 JOIN! STOCK. LIM& No. ft. I - iiiiii" WHO ISO !Agri and U. Mr. Bask .! !0,000100 LitlanceLoo.dLlverpooli 10,000 100 I Do. New 100.000 20 .Anelo Austrian 22,600 40 ;Aeitralonia 7,5 40 00' I Do. New 10,00. 26 .Bank of 240,01 6,000 100 Bank of London 16„000 10 ;Bank of Otago (Undled ) l 10,000 100 'Bank at Queensland IL). 10,000 60 Bank ofVictoria,Austrls 6,000100 'Bank of Wales ;Um.) ; 60,000 10 Blink of New Zealsnd 1 60.000 20 Brarilian&PnrtugueserL 16,000 50 Brit. & American IL(L BLOOD 60 British N. Amens .., 11,500 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Celinnbia 32.200 10 C. Mk. indla,Ava, adna 20,000 25 Chrtrd. M. of India, &a 8,000 100 'City • Do. New si:Ooo . Colcnial 40,000 104 ; Cosa Bk. of Canada 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank ()I 6,000 100 Continental IL) 12,000 60 nest Lambe (Limited) 10,000 100 Saglish and Irish (Lira ) . 25.000' 15 Ifwg.Scot&AuslChart& 40,000. 60 'European Bauk(pmited 10,000 100 ; Bindusn.Chlna&Tap. (L) 10,000 100 ;Imperial Bank, Limited 136,000( 10 !Imperial Ottoman 100,000 111 ;Land Mort. Bk. India (41 10,000100 London Bank of Scot. (LI 10,000 100 ; London and Brazilian AOOO 100 Ino.B Ayres &R.PlateL. 5,00'100 'Lou,'Bin., &S. Staff. (L.) 50,000 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of AnutH. 10,000.100 London and Colonial (L 30,000 SO Loudon and County _ 5.000 100 Lou. flantbg.Coo.F.x.(L) 110,000 60 London Joint Stock I 10,000 100 Lou. and Middlesex ( ) 10,000 100 .Lon. and Northern (L ) 20,000 10 (London & South Abloom, 5.000 f Do. Do. New 10,000 100 London& 14.5..maricen(L I 5,000 100 Lou. & S. Western !Um 50 ' ,000 10 )ILon. & Wastminater 20,000 60 Slerr.inUle litelsaugs(L., 7,000 100 Metro. & Pros. Bank (L 1,000 10 Do. lteserrod . ; ; I WACO 100 Midland Dank (Lim.) 10,000100 Nationa/ of Liverpool (L 10.000 100 ,N. Pro. of Baer 25,000 20 . Do. r 80,000 20 Do. Do. . - 10.000 io 25,000 20 6,000 106 50,400 25 20,000 100 10,000 10 22,002 20 16,000 _26 10,000100 4.410 100 40,030 26 10,000 106 01,000 60 N Minitel Bank New South Wales I New &Mead (Malts& Oriental Bank Corpora. Provbsc. of Ireland .;; . 1 kinde, Pout & Deihl ynrth Au l traha ... .......- ... ,Stand. of B. S. Africa I Do. do. Union of Ausfadis Bolos of fraud (Lbo ) 'Union of London DiSINTURE DOCKS. No. I BL I 3, 0 06.068. St. feat and West IMla. 3,838,310 St. Loudon 1,930,30e' St. it. Katharine.... 380,863 1 St. Southampton.... 800,800 St. Victoria 3.006 30 Do. New Na ISL I 490,01 et. tit.legat. p.c. blecamp. i wu 1088016 s• I. o.llthiL e. ,4p..l•B4asay 100 610,000 et. G.Wets.— W.ll. p. et., Jaat. t July.... 100 418,000, St. Lase.tYk.4p.e.Jaeally'loo 630.006 St. Lon,artet.4p.e.JanaJl7lloe 1000223 St. La5.W.4p.c. , 1ea.40•10 , 100 312,830 SC Do. 14 p.e.,/an.*July 100 069,700 St. 1. &S.W.,4p.almaaialollol St. I InalenB,B p.e.Jan.thily 1100 81...5. BMUS. Y. P. a D. 8., 1 Atb. 100 80,16180,16101.1ttr e t t.. 4p.e.Janalaly.lo6 . • •• . tSeut.N.E.,lp.o.Ap.toeLkloo ORDLNARY BRAWN AND STOCKS. IN I CL pima I aka 111 - uf - ii 111 pal ? totipaai 74 7dp -25 27 pa; 2 26 I Ma 1 ora l 1 1 1 4 414 1 4 Se 4 2441. 64 71641, 21 21pm. 4 dpm 44 40 1 141 u a ll 46 88 zn IM 144 I 14 41 6 Pr 6 I litla par !, Oiait.l 231 o{dl.' 18 17 pia 8 18 pro 2d4 ff 28 S:i lin 31 dis idis :Pm IS 21 Idle par 0411. 77e 78f I 4pm 1 Ip. 1 pm de e l 001. 7ips RI 46 I IMs 84 SS 91 44 i 1 Pal 10 40 1 10 lib= 10 11 ps 61 61 La 4 dig 09 40 I I'd 10. prices. t Salm 4 4 99 101 48 99 20 n loei COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LLNIL-171118 DAY.) - _ The arrivals of bome-grown wheat fresh no to oar market this morning were my moderate, and the general oonditios of the produce was by DO mesas first-rate. ttood and ties eamphn moved off slowly, at Monday's quotations, but damp parcels were difficult to quit, even at less mace). The show of samples of foreign wheat upon the stands was but moderate. Bales, however, progreseed slowly to all descriptioas, at late rates. Floating cargoes of grain were in slow request, at &boat previous quotations. The supply of barley was moderately large. Cried and foe malting qualities ruled firm in price ; otherwise, the trade was dull, on former terms. Malt changed hands slowly, at late rates. With oats, the market was fairly supplied, generally speaking. the demand ruled vteady, at quite former prices. Bons ere dull, and the quotations were barely supported. The snow of samples was tolerably large. Pew were iu fair supply, and the demand ruled inactive at late rates. Very little change took ekes in the value of boar, but the trade was in a somewhat inactive state. CURRENT PktICI.9. ENOUSU. Poo Qr. wan. 4 I. au; Keg; led lin 12 to 44 „ MU*, new 4O to 13 „ Ditto,wldtolf do to 40 Ditto, sow 43 to 50 ItoWtolk and Lin coii rod 1802 4l to 43 Dtttettl m w. 41 to 45 Far Qr. . 0.20. a a Scotch, fecal hiat, wrte tate 17 la 211 n to 27 „ black -_ _ 11 to 21 Tick lianow WLite . Malting MUBing ... Grinding 2O so Li M.41/I. Ease. Nortek mod Suffolk OO wee Kingston and Ware 6: to 08 Brown RYE. 32 to 111 to 31 ti to 31 2 to 3fi 31 to a 7W New o iaglish, feed „ potato . la to itt It to 211 grow P Qr. WHIAT. I. O. Mask mid Law berg lgoetoek S *gales Durst Danish IN to 41 IBS tied soft Aim;Wm, red .. „ .Alb 44 to 49 WAIST. Gentling - ' 24 to 11 DlA*Ulna ltaltlog ~.._ 2O to 36 as Dutch. !war mists Mots ..4 to 39 FLOOIL Towu elude; inn — IS I lbs. IHousebold `t b SA Country n to sit Norfolk end Plulolk ez ship Mi to S/ Par qr. 43 to ‘l4 OAM I. a. Doltish luta bwedtalt li to S Rumba Dialab Eintlas. • • 29 to 92 .. 710 10 1 , 14p1e . ... AS to it I* if lupus Wu. Yellow FlqolL 711 to 24 Franeb,pir 3.5 to ST Snanikk „ So IS ; Ansarlaaa„ par W 2 C.. 2 to SS ; Canadian. „ Ito Si INTO LONDON, BY STATES I. TO Db.C. r. INCLUSITN. , Wbast.l Barley. I NA. I Oats. I . pole. teed ALILIVAIA OF OLIN. at. CA68IAGE.11101( 500 5970 Mil) 1 40 0110 1 1M00 i 340 $ 1240 1220 qrs. I am. IWO& atxloootcli: 160 210 Irish Ponta, Total g i rl I beisTiidaL 340 I 1170 .. 010 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MIS DAY.) IBT KLECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TRI...11•110 IEI,I ova. OWN coinerospiaT.) Market extremely dull and quiet ; sales prol.ably al 4,0,1 u bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). 81 . ..tit.—There has not bee.) a pnblie sale held to-day. sod privAtely the market sootiness inactive. aarrely any bmi bets having been reported. Refined: A few ...der have has' effected of fair grocery lamps at Ms., which is comiidered to be r ■tady pri,:e. With this exception no bocce is reported. Corey& —The paresis of Ceylon brought to pubic sale have sold at full prices. Plantation triage, 510. torus.. Cal.; floe end bee ordinary, 72a. to 7:te. rid. ; low middling set middling, 745. to 77a. • , good middling, ; Native good stall ary, Csfe. to ilea Gd. TIA. —The public mice are prozressiag heavily, acil previous prices are barely supported. Itlct motion,' in limited reuu•vt. fistrrevne..—No sales reported sold oo the spot, but 100 tens sold afloat at 40e. RCM is dull of sale, at prev:ous price% Co. rot is Is 1011 1141VID fortuer prices an sat Jrft is dull of silo. • " • - .411iLCACI;;;;;Id;ishout .14. per cwt. &mhos : god awl Roo triage 7.'. ss. to V. ; livery ditto, W. lb*. to 6/. 17*. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). The market is rteady at the subjoined quotations : Town tallow. 4.L ; Petenburp Y.O. ea tbe spot. 415.. - all Ibis mouth. 4U a Si; humor,. 410. ; March, 42a lid: to 425. 9d. ; April to Joie, 4:la BOROUGH HOP ht A [MET. —(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Palinodes and Smith report as improved demand at higher rates for the better descriptions of both Mid and E Karla tuner, the London hrerrers tb. stork of hops ea head is my limited, especially hr the finer samples of boon sad Bavarians. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls Eel' Bettor', Zoe. ; Wads End liartiepLol, 21s. Wage End Drop, ZIL ; Walks, Primrose, id.. ; Toehold Moor Bates, les. J4l. ; Lumbeet's taL --14 Alpe at market. TUE CLAYDON EOCIVITIttetTIPA.—MY. (.. Mat thews. one of the meekest the " , /rier nt tat. Benrcli.t," set on foot by " Brother breathse," he. been re.-meed into the Roams catholic church at th.• Brompt'n OrAtorY. Nr- Mattbews was 'mown is the " Order of St. tionnattt" en " Brother Petrick." 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