The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittiap at Nisi Prins in Loactos.— (Before Lord Chief Justice Erle and a Special Jan.) IFIRMINGER r. IC4GLAND. The was as action to recover damages for false imprison ment. _ _ -- Mr. ssejeant Shee and Mr. Wood appeared for the plain tiff ; and Mr. Serjeant Ballantine for the defendant. Mr. Serjeant Shee, in stating the case, rid that the plain. tiff was a merchant in London ; and he claimed to recover damages for having been given into custody upon • charge of felony. His father was until his death an oil merchant in the City, and soon after he died his widow entered into partoership with the defendant, and one of the terms of partnership was that the plaintiff should be a clerk to the orm ; but that neither partner should dismiss him without the convect of the other. The plaintiff's mother died in January. Itti2. bevies begeathed to him one-third of her share in the business, and he was also joint lessee with Mr. England of the business premises. The plaintiff, therefore, was in the position of having • share in the business, and of being an irremovable clerk ; is fact, he was more a partner than • clerk. The plaintiff in consequence of an accident suffered con cussion of the brain, and this caused him to be shunt for some time from the country house ; and no doubt during his illness he was not so tractable u he had previously been. On the 13th of April last he went to the country bowie, and took up an oleometer, which he claimed as his own, and which certainly was in some sense his own, and be proposed to take it away. The defendant, however, called a police man and gave him into custody upon • charge of stealing the article, and be =uptakes before Mr. Alderman Humphrey, who dismissed the charge. At the station the plaintiff was searched, and there was taken from him a bill of lading for a quantity of chicory, and the detention of We document for • short time put the plaintiff to a considerable Memel:r elent*, and to an expense of 10!. As soon as the plaintiff was at liberty he instructed his solicitor toile= a writ, but that gentleman being anxious to pretreat litiga tion wrote in a courteous manner to the defend ant, asking him to express his regret for the course he bad taken end his belief that there was no foun dation for the charge ; and also to return 220 francs which belonged to the plaintiff. in answer the defendant wrote • long letter making a variety of complaints in reference to the plaintiff's conduct ; but in the course of the letter he said, "That Mr. Firminger should have suffered any iodignity, or annoyance I much regre t," an d he added that Mr. Firminger, believed that the oleometer belonged to him, and that there was no fouada tion for the charge of felony. The money was returned. The defendant pleaded that this amounted to an accord and satisfaction. The learned medusa, however, unleaded that it was not a straightforward apology which a gentleman should accept; coutaioing as it did a variety of insinua tions against the plaintiff. At the conclusion of the opening speech his lordship communicated in writing with the counsel, suggesting an arrangement ; a suggestion, which was, after • time, ac ceded fierjeant I3allantine said that be would coseent, on the part of the defendant, to a verdict for the plaintiff for 251. ; and at the lama time he made the fullest and mart un qualified retractation of everything that bad paned to the prejudice of the plaintiff, and declared Mr. England's belief that he had acted in haste, and without any justification, Verdict for the plaintiff—damages 251. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The December amnion of the Central Criminal Court war wooed this morning before the Relit Hoe. the Lied Mayor, the Recorder, Alderman Finish, the Sheriffs. Under Sberiffsko. Than en oely about 50 prisoners for trial at this armies, and the proceedings are therefore likely to be very brief. The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, emsgratulated them on the prospect of their duties being very light. Al. though the number of names is the calendar was small. be vu sorry to say that the,. were four men which involved the lose of buses life, hut of which only one was • c h ine of wilful murder. In that man the prisoner wan a young woman, and was charged with taking the life of her infest d,ild. There could be very little doubt that the prisoner was the mother of the child, and tluit the child died from violas" but it would beta, the grand jury tory whether that violence was intentional au the part of the prisoner. The sett charge to which he called the attention of the grand jury Van that of tsamilanghter, in which the prisoner was charged with hay* esinsed the death of her htubsad by violence. It vseased that the prisoner and deceased were quarrelling, ri ve d demand used some abusive words together with some nce towards the prisoner . , and she wee mess to strike hint over the head with sonnethteg, sod that blow war said to have been the canes of death. The prronr at first maid it wee a yard measure which she bad used iu self-defenoe, but one of the within'ce de cribed it as being more like • piece of iron. The prieoer afterwards said that the deoeseed wanted to fora hu way into the room. and she to prevent hum tried to pisch his knuckles I. the door and the iron bar fell upon dim. The next charge was against a cabdriver for recklessly driving. end easing the death of an aged female. It would be for the grand jury to may in that case whether or not the prisoner was driving in such • caroler manner as to make him respoeiritda or whether it was as unavoidable accident. The third charge of manslaughter was against a Mager at one of the music halls, who, it appeared, was called upon to sing one of his Mil • third time, which the deceased did sot appear to approve of, sod called out "Shut up." The pri mmer threw be hat at hint, and he called again " Shut up ; • when the primmer jumped down and struck him with hie fist on the head. He afterwards died, and the blow was raid to have been the muse of his death. The surgeon bad aid,however, that if the deceased had not bees drinking the blow would not have mused death ; but his lordship reminded the grand jury that if the prisoner in say way accelerated the death of the deceased he would be guilty of man. laughter. His lordship then alluded to • charge utmost a man for unlawfully taking two children from the lawful custody of their parents. tie exclaimed to the greed jury that it would sot be secessery that the prisoner should lake the children forcibly, es if it were done without the Mowledge or ormeent of their parents. even if the child ma cosiest, be would be equally guilty. His lordship alluded to • ass of raps, and then dismissed the grand jury to fulfil their dirtisa Rickard P;rlissi Ridley, 33, soldier, remounted from last saunas, was indicted for noLtwftdly eedeavoariag to riotais by false protease' th e sem of 3001. from the British Mutual Investment Loan and Discount Oompany. The primmer Tina also charged with making a fake declaration. To both indictments the prisoner pleaded sot Mr. Gifford sad Mr. Williams prosecuted; Mr. Sleigh drisaded. From the opening statement of the prosecuting COOll.ll it appeared t ha t the prisoner had been formerly in the brigonn Guarda, and afterwards beoomirig in want of money. be applied to the Mutual Lout Company for the lose of 300 i. He was salted what security be could give, when be stated that he was entitled to a reversiouary intermit of a fourth share of 3,0001.. then invaded in the Three per Ceuta.. This, he noted, would descend to him upon the death of bin mother, who was then 76 years old. The seeretary of the lass mummy told him that it would be °savagery to make in letries of the trustees of the will, when the prisoner urged him [tot to do that, ag if it was heave that he was applying far a logo his proved, might be injured thereby. It was then imposed that he should make • declaration, which he solemnly affirmieg that he was entitled to a part of the P rop erty is question. It was afterwards discovered that bebe bM parted with hi s interest in the 3,0001. some time ore. For the dehisce it was contended that the prisoner had ltrdrertently confounded the property in questioa and wwe other to which be was entitled together, and so created the confusion between the two. The jury found the defendant Guilty. Sultana) wu deferred. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Assistant-Judge.) The December adjourned geoeral mission el the peace for the cosety of Middlesex cererreeced this morning at the iiessionshome, Clerkenwell-greem before the Amistana. J adge and the following magistrates:—Mr. Peered! (chair -o~of the beech), Mr. H. H. H arwoo d, M r . F ar b erb Mr. pine. Mr. Loveland. M r . F. Palma, Mr. Negri 17 .1 1 " t° ' 9 °.__The, Mr. Rankine, Mr. Jobs Bentley, Mr. e•arna Mr. weenies, and Mr. Charles White. The Weeder contains the names of 75 prisoners for trial, of whom ere Indicted for (eke., 15 ea for miedemnor. Th Ou°11" 1 8 of ideation ere m follows :—Neitber reed nor 'rite. 15 read ally. 12 reed eel wise imperfectly, 39 read and write well, 5. The grind jury having been more. The Aesistset Judge briefly addressed them as to the ware of their duties, and then dismissed them. .k NRENI N IN WFATERN Rusista.—A letter from A iln a , in Western Russia, conteios the following :—" no l enher of persons arrested ia this city aloes frost the ow :ampere:eat of the imurrectims to the 20th Aqui embed the eaormous number of 1,245-1,147 men, sad N "mcc• Acton them were 40 Roman catholic pried; two 44 ^ of charity, one priest of the Greek church with hie c 4hter, 105 1ud...., 523 nobl es , 333 peanut. 46 alf:men, 4 profseson, 16 medical men, 33 clerks or shop. ''',,°' 13 * Witt., 29 militaa 7 pensioners, he. All classes °' irides hare furnished their contingent. The small town!, in the neighbourhood have not suffered lass. At 'tlk9ruir, the number of pence, imprisooed during the Mind a w omen and 4 armee. What ma be more Neut. than figures r 1 THE ANNUAL GREAT CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The important annual gathering of which we are now about to give • brief sketch, is replete with interest for the grazier and butcher, and we may also say, indirectly for the general public. The grazier not only looks for the reward of many months of anxious care and thoughtful con sideration in • fair return for his outlay of capital, but hopes to find he has surpassed his neighbours by producing, in one respect or another, • superior animal. The butcher expects to share, in some degree. in the grazier's success by being able to present to his customers • more available article ; and the general public is benefited by the improvement which we have bad the pleasure of recording from year to year. The excellence at which the science of cattle breeding has arrived is doubt less mainly owing to the wholesome competition evoked by the prizes offered by the Smithfield Club and provincial in stitutions of a similar character. And while we must con.. fee that there is still much to be accomplished, we cannot but wonder at the great improvement which is to-day apparent in almost every class of animals, es compared with our recollection of • few years since. " The supply of the cattle markets of Smithfield and other places with the cheapest and beet meat" is the professed object of the club just alluded to, mid from our observation of to day we cannot doubt that the attainment of that object Is rapidly progressing. The number of cattle on sale has been I steadily increasing for some years past, as our comparative statement will show. The supply of sheep has varied very much, but this is not the time of year at which they are ex pected to muster strongly; however,to-day these ere plentiful. The average quality is very good, better than on the great day last year. There are many superior specimens of every breed and from every grazing district. Lincolnshire and Leicestershire supply us with some splendid animals, principally short horns. Thee, fully maintain the reputation they have enjoyed for the last two years. Their superiority over other breeds is, perhaps, not so palpable on this occasion, not because they have by any means retrograded, but because others are better represented. We especially noticed about thirty very excellent Highland Scots from the latter county. There are more and better specimens of the Sussex breed than last year, and the western counties have contributed a more respectable proportion. There is a goodly array of Scots and Herefords in first-rate condition. Indeed, it the the universal opinion that • finer lot of beasts was never before seen together. Trade is very slow for them. The butchers are holding back in consequence of the large supply, expecting to buy cheaper ; and salesmen are con. ,Lining of lower prices. The number posted up as that for which space was bespoken was 11,169, the actual number paid toll for was 10,370. The weather is very favour. able, yet it is not probable that all can be sold. The supply of sheep is large for the day. The long-wools are much better than last year ; there are several lota of extraordinary Sue from Lincolnshire and Giouceatenhire. The Sonthdowns are sot eo wall repreeented as on former occasions. There is a fair supply of half•breds. The latter description meet with the readiest sale. The butchers find them more marrimable for themselves, sad more suitable, generally ■peaking, for their customers. They are now grazed in almost all our grazing districts. Trade is very slow for sheep of a prize character, yet they realised about the same as usual on them occasions. We cannot close this statement without expressing our satisfac tion at the arrangements of the market officials, sad it is surprising th►t so large a collection of animals could be so comfortably accommodated. The following in a comparative statement of priors end supply on the " great day" of this and ►he past five years: _ _ _ THIS DAT, .DIOC. 14, 1863. d. ti d. Beef . 3 4to 5 4 Berate 10,370 Mutton .. 4 6to 6 0 Sheep ... 26,290 Veal... ... 4 oto 6 4 Clakee ... 180 Park... . 3 oto 4 8 Pip ... 360 MONDAY, Die. 15, 1862. _ _ _ Beef ... 40 to 11 . Ririe ... 8,430 Mattes ... 4 Bto 5 8 Blimp ... 20,90 D Veal ... 4 oto 5 4 Ogres ... 178 Pork... ... 3 Bto 5 0 Pip ... 420 MONDAY, DEC. 16. 1861. Beef... ... 4 oto 5 2 Beasts ... 8,040 Mutton ... 4 6to 5 6 Sheep ... 26,380 Veal... .. 4 4to 5 8 Calves ... 202 Pork.. ... 4 4to 5 4 Pip... ... 400 MONDAY, DEC. 17, MO. Beef .. ... 4 4to 5 6 &este ... 7,860 Mattes ... 4 Bto 5 8 Sheep ... 19,560 Veal . , ... 3 Bto 5 0 Calves ... 210 Pork... ... 4 oto 5 4 Pip ... 515 MONDAY, DEC. 12, 1850. Beef ... 44t0 6 6 Bea l e ... 7,560 Mutton ... 4 4to 5 6 Sheep ... 24,420 Veal... ... 4 4to 5 4 Calves ... 160 Pork... ... 4 oto 6 0 Pip... 430 MONDAY, DEC. 13, 1858. Diet ... 4 oto 5 2 Beasts ... 6.424 Matto' ... 4 oto 5 4 Sheep ... 23,200 Veal ... ... 4 oto 5 0 Calves ... 115 Park ... 3 4to 4 0 Pigs ... 350 THE NATAL ACCIDENT AT ISLINGTON. AWOURNED INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) • This morning, Dr. lankester, the coroner, re sumed for the third time the inquiry into the circumstanced atteednig the deaths of John Peace and Joseph Pearesorhe were killed by the tellingly:lowa of the Wheats/waves publie house. Upper-street, Minton, on the morning of the 36th Wt. 111. r. William Moseley, of Cumberland-terraes, Regent's park, said he held the chiles of district surveyor for Western Islington. Hie duty was to carry out the requirements of the Metropolitan Building Act. He had from time to time to iospeet ~kiln progress to see that the rules end regu lations of the act were carried out, the primary object being to see that buildings were erected with refereace to prevent the spread of lire. Had no power to interfere otherwise without special inetructioos. He bad to see that the walls were of a certain thicknesa. His duty did not extend to see that buildings were so con structed as to prevent their falling does. (Witness pro duced the sotsos he had received from Mr. Chapman, the builder, in accordance with the act, on his ennameocing the work.) To the beet of his belief the building in question wee constructed in accordance with the requirements of the act. The socidest must have occurred from circumstances over which be had ao control. Had seen the building awe it had (ellen. He thought the cause of the accident was owing to the want of proper cohesion of the mortar and cement. Had sent in a report to that effect to his superiors. He thought the want of cohesion arose from the rapid rate at which the building was run up. He saw nothing the matter with the materials. He bad no power to interfere with the rapidity of the building. By Mr. Dennis—He thought the piers were not strong enough for the building ; a solid well would have been safer. The withal'. proceeded to state that he had several times inspected the building, and had never found any fault with it. Hs thought it was reckless on the pert of the builder to undertake to begin such a work ou the 14th of November, and to complete it by the 25th of the following December. He believed the primary cause of the acadset was the rapidity of the erection. . . . A mason named Kemp, who waa in the basement at the time of the fall,was wader examination when our report lett. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14, 1863. PROVINCIAL SHAM MARKETS. Lirmirook, Dec. 12 —lnks loch, :—lnnesshire and York' shire, 1084—London and North Wester., 10646 k 4 4-11lan shester. iTheMeld, and Lincolnshire. 48 74—Meth Easters Berwick Capital Stock, 101 South Eastern, OM 4 - Londe° North Western, Cheshire and Holyhead. 115—Meidaa Three per Cent., it} 1 4—Mercantile and Exchange Hank(Limited),4 416 Ip. —National Beak of Liverpool (Limited , new kneed at S per cent. prem.. 7 411 p.—North and South Wales, gal —Albion ilagine (Limited:, 4 p.—Brltiah and Foreign Marine (Welted). 21 1 1 .— themes and Mersey Marine (Limited'. 44 p.-1/alon Marine (Limited), 84 15.161 p.—li adman's Bay, 24 ci Dir. It —The market opened lower, but Improved and closed at the best. A fair business wu done. Great Eastern, 404 reat Luxembourg, ill--Grant Northern A, LW Grand hank of Canada, 204. Great Western, 634—Illinois Central. 23J 4 4 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1084 9—London and North Western, 1061 1 4 Manchester and County Hank, 4i p. Manchester, fikseeld, and Lincolnshire, 471 B—Megleans. 344 Midland. 117 I—North Eastern. Beranek', leek—South hater.. 064 4—Themes and Men say Marine Insurance, 44 11.16 p —London and Caledonian Marine, 1-16 p —National Steam, 3t p--Mercantile Credit, 44 p. --W. Midland Word, 40 —Aalabury Carriage C -moony, 115 p. tillinfiranAn. DOC. It —Mantes Metal shares were sold at das.-Btwer Valley Hallway shares offered at o—West Midland Oxford, keened Guaranteed, at 1204—Staffordahlre Gas 204 shares, at al—Ditto new, at 4 p.-114nolugisass Old Mill shares quoted 74 to 74—Britaiinla Mall Guarinteed, Sr. ad. to es. 3d. din . Laing, Dar. It—London, 106 14. FATAL ACCIDIDIT.—ONE CHILD KILLED AND NEU INJUIUCD.-02 Saturday a mime accedest oacorred to four children at the new Newton-row, Bir mingham. They was amusing themselves by burrow* under a sand•beak of six or seven feet in height They had made a considerable excavation, wben suddenly the book gave way and buried them underneath it. By the efforts of some men who ware very seen upon the spot, the sand was removed, and the children were taken out. On. of them, sawed Wright, a little fellow of about eight years of au, was dead. A little girl wu seriously injured, and wu car ried to the General Hospital. The other two wore takes home, couldinably hurt by the accident, but their lives were not in danger. WARE LIBTB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLook. The railway market is firm to-day, and the varia tions in prices are chiefly favourable. Metropolitan stock has risen A per cent. London and North Western 3 • South Eastern ; and Great Western, and Midland A ; Great Northern has de clined A per cent., and Great Eastern, . London and North Western stock is now quote A d 1061 to 1071 • Great Western, 63} to 1 ; Midland, 128 to 1. ; Lancashire and Torlultre, 1081 to 109} ; Great Northern, 124 to 125 ; Caledonian, 117} to 118 ; South Eastern, 95A to 96} ; Great Eastern, 481 to 49k ; London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and M e t ropo lit an, 1114 to 11.4. • Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and prices generally exhibit no change of importance. ORDINARY BRAM AND STOCKS. I C l iz a 4 471 S t efll ta lL Y RAILWAAL 131 ; In & Maori's/ et. IMO Myth and Tyne 10 all Besion.Bleafrd.& Md.C 8 100 ;Bristol and Exeter 81. 'lOO Caledonian 50 all !Cork and Bandon 10 all Cornwall_ .. • 10 al ,Do. rAnobly. until 6 10 I all 'Do. B p. a ispald to B. 60 all, Dublin sad Belhist Inns 85 all iDandes,Perth,Blo4l.Ju Bt. 100 , 1611nborgh and Glasgow Bt. .100 Glasgow end S. Western 8 1100 Oral Eastern Ord. St. St. 100 I Do. A Stook Bt. 1100 Do. L Ang. Stk.. No.I St. 1100 ,Oreet Northoltiootlaad 110. 100 LOreetNortbero St. 100 itA I Arse. sodl•.ua 400 ' E tll6p.c.tspatd ß ,100 Gt. South d West (Ire.), St. 100 Great Western Bt. .100 ' Do.B4our Yell:km.lHk St. 1100 ; Do. South Wales ) Bt. ,100 Do. W. Mld.—Oxford St. 'IGO 1 Do. Do. Newport Bt. .1001 Do. Do. Hereford 8 100 lAncaehlre & Yorkshire 80. :100 Loudon and Bleckwalll St. 100 Lon., Brightn, & &Coast Bt. 100 Loodon.Chatarn, & Dot. I St. 100 ;London& North Westal Bt. 100 'LoodondSouthWeeterul St. 100 Ilan.,Shet.er Linoolnab, 50 all Marrport and Carlisle In all , Do. Do. * Shares ' St. 100 , Metropolitan 10 8 1 Do. New St. 100 MY all SI Ile 81 83 117} 1181 8 1 7 SB 40 16 17 94 9i 107 109 484 69i 46 47 TB si 124 126 129 110 134 136 96 93 631 331 - - 65 67 40 41 14 36 101 106 1081 1091 n 73 107 100 44 1 .- 0111 ior ilii* 471 Aye 111 112 igti ll Pal 71 pm! i as ge Do. No. Do. B/rm..t Derby .Kl 4. Gt. Wo. (Ire.) i Do. I Mores •111.1 Kent Kid !Emit (Cray Mai i North British Do. Edin.,Perth,Dund Do. G. N. B. Part_ Do. Leeds 511 524 24 26 101 1014 St 100 Do. York Bt. 100 Da Cadiale 26 all Do. Stock.dtDarling : 25 117 . Do. do. 1456-58.. 24 8 Do. do. 1800-61 • 1 81. !100 North London 10 6 Do. New at 'lllO North Staffordshire ' . 10 MI N. & 8. Western Jun 81. 100 %MUM Central It 100 Scottish N.E. Aber.B4k Bt. 1140 Scottish Midland le an Shrewsbury & Weiclod at 1100 Shropshire Union 54. 100 South Dame Bt. 100 South Pastern St. 100 S. Yorks& & River Dun 20 'Stamm Wokhichatto fit 1 00' 'Taff Vale 10 8 Do. B 10 1 Do. C 60 1 all Mater ZS 10 , Do. 121 Do 84. 1 00 Vet, of Heath Bt. 100 Victoria Stn. & MmUool St, 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. 84. ,100 West Cornwall BO 1 100 I W.ilartlp/ Harp. & 111 I Pd. I Um,Am all Antwerp & Rotterdam' all 13ahla&d.lfra.(1..)&7p.ol all Ilentten L Waved.; Southern (L) 2+ Copenhagen tLientied).. all 1 all C° fM l29° . ItrtenWon P. Ek T i t b . u !g d ' % . V I I " dd(14 1 all :Zagora of France all irCit;;ian g ma.l. all Gni tt Laxemboarg....l aJ !!alis,Janct 4o ,•••r: • ; 'W . an Do.eo. e. rrt. j Haig. gov, an :Northam of Prows. ... • 16 !Do. New fin. (lea at/314 . W 'N.llolll6.Ayresg.7p.c. 261 Do. do. d 0.... all Norwegian Snag Prot ail AntonsangintrewskidbOl on !Paris, Lyons. and ! all Paris and 0r1ean5..._...: all loyal Danish ... . ,loyal Sardinian all loyal awediah. W . Do. 7 par mat al Sambre and Ileum 1 an . Do. of per cent. Pref. all 8 IDa Sao Paulo ,1.. do)g.7per et I all B.Asat. &Leen. Venetian' 18 nouthkat. of PortaaaL on nostbara of francs Tarte and Savona. ▪ I _Do" do Iwiii W West W. W. ol Frame tB4 Agi 117 i 371 • 10 pm It nI. 1N 121 1 2 pm 77 re 11 11} 122 126 42 44 22 100 61 62 316 ate asi 96 97 99 92 106 158 160 6 66 pm 21 11} pm 8:1 86 170 170 PORZION RAILWAYS. 1 aging Prim i %lea iH i 3...1 1 pm: 14 1 Ilf 1! 82 9 20 109 Ed 89 10 101 P o r }o 8 0 1 ill 31 1 7 37 3D 161 17e 16 16 d 4 10 I 1 pm r o i r o t I n 23 4 3 dis 7 14 16 74 71 1O 10 xd, 19i loi i JOINT STOCK ISANILIL No. 1 Bh. I - litims. BMW 100 ;Agra and U. Ser. Beak 1 !000100 .LlMeaceLonAlaverpool, - 10.000100 Do. locr.o?o 10 Annio Austrian .... 20,:600 40 Auitrabuds 7soo so Di... New 10,00. 26 Bask of Egypt I all 2000 100 Bank of Loudon 5O 25,000 20 Hank of Otago Lialted). 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (1) 15 20,000 AO Bankof Victoria,Austria, 26 2000 100 Bank of Walm (Lim.) 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 50,000 5:1 itrailliandtPortagneas , L l 5 Is,ooo' 50 tkit. & American Ez.(L 16 10.000, 60 British N. America ) all 12,500 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia 32.200 20 C. Bk. I.ndia,Aus , Clans all 20,000 25 Cbrtrd. M. of Dad* to.l all 8.000 100 City 20,003 100 :Colental 125 40,0/0 !OS Com. Bk. of Canada ! all 100.000 10 Consolidated Doak (1) 1 4 6,000 100 'Coetlnental (L.) lO 12,000 50 Kest London (Umiled) I 5 10.000 100 goollah mad Ulan (Lira ). 10 26.000 It . Enty.Scol4:AuslChart4L , all 40; 00' 50 - Enottah and Swed.sh (1 3 023041 81213nropean BanklLlmitisd: 6 10,000 100 I Elhadtum.Chlua&Jap.(Ll 26 10,000 100 :Imperial Bank, Limil(W ID 1 135,000 20 : Imperial Ottoman ' 10 100,000 20 ;load Mort. Bk. India (1)1 I 10,000 100 :London Bank of Scot. (L, 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 5,000 100 , Lcon.B Ayres&B.Plate.L' 40 , 0 100 .Low, Bir , A S. Staff. (L.): 17 50,000 241 ;lon. MBank of AnstrL all 10,000 100 ;Losidon and Colonial (la 10 150,000 GO London and County..., le ILoa. 6,000 100 Low Ilambg.Con.ll2(LE 00,000 60 London Joint Stock.. 1 10 10,000 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L ) 10 1 10.000 100 'Lon. and Northern (L ); 16 I 23,000 29 London & South African' all 6,000 So : Do. Do. Now 1 10,000 100 London&S.AntericaseL 1.000 100 Lou. &8. Wmtern (Uni. 16 10,000 10. 'Lon. & Westminster 20,001 100 ' Merchant Bank,llm.) 1 21 80,000 60 Mercantile & Buchan, L • 10 1.000100 Metro. & Pros. Bank IL: 20 0,000 100 • Do. Reamed SO 5.000 100 :Midland Hank (Lim.) 10 10,000 100 :National of Livemool (LI 10 10,000 100 N. Pro. of Eastland 62 2 5 .000 20 Do. New II2 20,000 50 National Bank 15,000 10 New South Wake . ''' f a I 4,000 100 S. Zealand !Lkultadll 60,400 15 1 0riental Bank Oarporn. 411 10,000 100 limorbie. of leaked 1 ss 10,003 10 1 Do. New , all 15,000 b Seinde, Piinj.,l4Deakt (L 6 10.000 15 Australis ' 10,000 100 Stand. of 11. S. Attica lt 4,460 100 Do. do. l2O 40,000 15 Union of Austral' I all 14.000100 IT;loi; of IrTa;d7Liiiij %Ka i 60 Unix of London 1 11 Ho. iSi DRBENTI7I2 tiTOOILM. . . 491.031 1 IX. 111..D3a.4 p.n. i15r.i115..,106 MAN, St o.Ntha..4p o.Jau.dJulyiloo 610,000 i ft. G.Wstm.— W.D. —. m.,4e1 p. et. Jaa. & 1n1y.....100 418,04 IL Lise.tYk.4lp.e.Janallyloo MAW al lon,litigh.4p.e.JandAyilOC MTN' BR LAX.W.4p.e.ise.lkinly IM SIX 113.1 K. Dn. Si p.c.Jse.itJalslloll 1D0,710 IL Ltd.W.,4p.c.Jaa./Jaly:100 .... ' It Illdinn.l,4 p.e.Jan.ejoly'loo 441 1 .. It Y. British. T. &D. a.i as. ft. 1i v i . i. ;L :4 r p e .c e . .4 . 1 7 .. 6 414* .. SG illsoL.N.X.,tp.c.Ap.tOes.,lo) V. Weft I Mr. - 113 115 Ise le 0 pm, lioo v vsi pa l is V l 15 1 414, 2 4 44 I _ _ „ 311m2 Ws; 7 43 31 sk 1 -1 1 ill . : ;°' l we 104 ii ni I - ii -ii 61 6 l Idle pa Pok r 1 71 3 pm Idla pm) a P oIZ 11, 8 pal Idls plr 171 pm, 9 11 011 $ Y die a a I 1 "i ass 66 66 Pi - r -- i Pull IMI ST .. i 41.1 per siP }Ms :pm' l 4 e 711 Ol1 t hal 4 5 pm' 1 2 pm. 1 2 pal lj Oedls, • 7 pas: U M 2 1 dis j 56 57 91 94 I I/PoII 30 40 10 II pas 10 12 pal 61 Ilia si *Ok i SI 401 EILITISE POSSESSION& W I N. ' RAILWAYS. 100 .4111•120424. Laminas Bt. IM blas.Ber.telsagig.e. 10 1 l 1 Do. Now c Do. Blares i lo rsl s a la/dab t lake Berta 10 all Do. Profsrvoce 100 NO Bal., Besat,l2oodirke Op. c Bds. deg 1 . 11172 100 100 I Do. do. July 1. MS 100 100 Do. do. Jose 1,1074 AL 100 Cal. 411.11sstanagog. 84. 106 Cape T. t Dock6p. e. g. 100 all Deosse a r a .7..,p , 84. 100 But. Beep' gu. S&T R. 100 bast Indian go. 6do 20 10 Do. 0 &tension ' 10 Do. 11 do Bt. 100 Orand Trunk of Canada 100 all Do. 14 pref. Bonds 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all Do. fnd pref. Boats 100 ' all , Do. do. deferred 100 lan Do. 11 rd pref. Mock 100 1 5111 Do. do. deferred 10011131 Do. 4th pref. Stock 100 all , Do. do. deferred gr. 100 'Great Indian Peninsula 20 ;Do g 6percent I 20 11! Do. January, left Bt. 100 04.8. of India 2.6 p. eR 81. 81. Do Do cent. 100 41 per 20t' all I ,131. Western of Canada WI 18 I Do. New 100 all Do. .ckL h. dapay.l273 100 all Do do. do. 18774 10 2 Indian Ladled 10 1 I Do. New 84. 100 Sladns guar. 6p. cent dt. 100 Do. do. et do 81. 1100 Do. do. ai do.- 20 2 Do. FMB Ilitsnsiew Bt 1 100 hell. Corp. 6 per c. Bd i 60 ' all . Kele. and Robson's Bay . 93 all N. 15ran.4 Can. cla A &IS 82 100 N.R.ofCaa.6p.c.letp.B. St 100 &lode. gun. 5 per cent 84. 100 Do. Deihl do. 20 2 Do. do. do. 81. 100 Do. Punjaub do 81. 140 De. Indus 86.1101. do meigs.c7.l W 61 106 101 I 1 pot 1 S 8 1 pm se 91 104 106; 7 103 103 101 103 109 10 114 I•7+ /9:1 Sr 27" . 73 75 60 61 06 63 60 63 48 11 38 42 27 29 22 24 108 109 I} 13ymi 105 106 1 XO2 101 1114191 92 96 96 88 lasi loei 100 101 96 109 67 69 8 6 Ed 64 106 107 106 106 K 166 106 101 103 DOCKS. No. I Docza. 1.068.018 St. East sad West India . 111.638.310, SR Loodon 1,9311,4 St. St. Kottiarhis 300,106 St. Southampton 800,8010 St. Victoria 6000 10 Do. Now /LONIAL 001 104 , 144 144 Irdl O. price.. I ,sies. liii In l' 1:46 .: lee It* iI IDCIIIITIES. INI,OOO DritishColm.6p.et...lstx Loa Iv/ Do. do. LW 100 - 104 106 Co o .;per et. Feb...oAug. 100, 102 104 11 & Sep. .100 10.1 104 6,214,1141 D 0.6 per aim sang law et 93 685,806... I Do. 6 per et. Ina. Stock 100 91 93 200,000 .. Ospoof OHopepset.lB 7 3 100 106 108 id I Do. do. 1869.4 100 108 111 !.. Do. do. 1890-1 100 100 111 ' Do. do. 1891 100 112 114 100:000 .. 'OO,lOB, Nov. 1898, 6 pct. 100 104 106 250,000 Do. 1878, do.. 100 110 112 200,000 .. Yearltina 6per et., 1873 100 106 108 200,000:.. I Do. um too 109 110 200,000 .., Do. 1882 100 106 110 164500 ..!NateL Oov.llper amt.. 100 107 109 16e,000 ...New Brow. Clot. 6p et 100 104 106 /I.B.Wais 01%6 p. 0.11166 100, 100 102 Do. sp. e. 1871 to 1876 100; 101 102 DD. Sp. e. 1888 to 1892 109 101 k 1021 'New Zeidsad per amt. 10) 110 111 Nova 1%0415 6p. es, 1876 100 106 107 'Quesdand Gov. 6p. et. 1100: 111 113 :11.5081.00v.4p. a Booth 100 111 113 VieGov.6p.e.JanAluly 100 107 109 , , Do. do. 6p. c.AprUttoe..ll.oo 104 1091 150,000, 250,000 . • • I 75,000 BRITISH lIIIVES. N. I MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two olhoow. The stock markets to-day are generally steady. Consols are quoted for the account per cent. lower than on Saturday afternoon, but the price for money remains as before. The principal business in the Stock Exchange has consisted of preparations for Wednesday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which have tended rather to impart steadi ness to prices than otherwise. Foreign bonds are well supported, and home railway stocks in several instances are slightly better. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 67f. 50c., being} per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 901 to 91, ex die., for money, and 91i to 1, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94, 90/ ; ditto, for account, 91i, ; Three per Cents. Re duoed, 911, 91, 901; Bank Stock, 235; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 106}, I ; ditto Four per Cent., 100 i ; ditto Bonds, Bs. dis. ; Five per Cent " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; and Exche quer Bills, 75., 11s. dia Foreign stocks are generally firm. Turkish Con solid& are I per cent. better, at 464 to I, and Greek better, at 251 to 264, while Mexican are steady at 3411 to 4, and Spanish Passive at 321 to 334. Anglo- Turkish Bonds of 1854 remain quoted 89 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 70 to ; ditto, 1862, 70 to 4 ; Brazilian scrip, 14 to 1 dis. ; and Portuguse scrip, to 1 prem. The Confederate Loan is rather firmer, at 37 to 40. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1839 and 1859, 994 ; ditto, 1863, 86 ; Egyptian, 984; Greek, 264, ; ditto, for account, 26 ; Mexican, 344, f, ; Portuguese, 1853, 484 ; ditto, 1856, dm., 481 ; Russian, 1850, 884 ; ditto, 1860, 88, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 881; Sardinian, 83, ex div.; Spanish, 1534 ; ditto Passive, 33; ditto Certificates, 131, 4 ; Turkish, 1854, 894, 4 ; ditto, 1858, 70, 1 ; ditto, 1862, 704, 4. International Financial shares are quoted 4! to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 8 to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 54 *to 6 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 3 to 21 die. ; Egyptian Trading, la to 11 prem. ; Merchant Banking, 4 to prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 31 to 4/ prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, If to 2 prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; East London Bank, 21 to 1 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 44 to 1 pram. ; and Floating Dock, I to 1 prem. The Norfolk has arrived from Melbourne, with 236,5001. in gold. _ An enlarged though temporary demand may be experienced this week in connexion with Ithe Stock Exchange settlement, and allowance must be made forth. large absorption of currency by the Bank, which always takes place at this season in conse quence of the influx of the revenue. Moreover, a time of the year is approacing when a strong desire is usually shown by mercantile houses to accumulate large balances at their bankers. The Persia, from New York, has brought 147,000/. in specie, which is expected to be taken to the Bank. _ _ Bombay telegrams quote the exchange on London 2s. Rd. for bank bills. The previous quotation, received a fortnight ago, having been 2s. 2d., a movement of 3 per cent. against this country appears to have taken place. These telegrams re port the government rupee paper as " unsaleable." The collapse of the market for government securi ties is doubtless caused by the extreme stringency of the money market, the rate of discount having risen to about 18 per oent. There is plenty of silver at Bombay but the Mint cannot coin it fast enough. The Bank of Bombay some time ago discounted bills freely at 3 to 4 per cent., and its present position consequently attracts the more attention, not to say anxiety. The Staveley collieries and iron works at Chester field, Derbyshire, employing upwards of 3,000 workpeople, and long known as the property of Mr. R. Barrow, have just been sold to a joint-stock com pany, through Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson, and Co. The valuation of the property exceeds half a million sterling, and the capital was all privately subscribed in Manchester in three days. The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of London is convened for the 13th January. The second call of 31., making Si. paid, is to be paid on the second issue of shares in the Scinde, Punjaub, and Delhi Bank Corporation by the sth January. A call of ss. is to be paid on the new shares of the Oriental Gas Company by the sth January. The arrangements are notified in connexion with the payment of the interest on the shares of the Rio Improvements Company. SATURDAY Eraengo. Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 tot ex div. for the 7th January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to f. For money the last price was 914 to 91 ex div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 90/ ; ditto for account, 911, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 901, 91 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Ronda, Sa., 14s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 103. The India Five per Cent. Stock was fairly sup ported. The rupee paper was Hat, owing to the unfavourable &dames from India. India Bonds were dealt in at 14a. to Bs. dis. Exchequer Bills remain at 12s. to 7s. dis. _ . The foreign stock market opened with steadiness, but afterwards became rather flatter. Very few variations occurred in the market for bank shares. London and South American Bank were quoted rather better, while Alliance and Imperial Ottoman Bank have slightly declined. In the misoellaneous share market the only alteration was a slight improvement in Natal Land. The shares of the financial companies were steady. International closed at 41 to f prem. ; General Credit at 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem. • London Financial at 8 , 1 to 8f prem. being again b etter, in Iconnexion with the intim ation that the directors intend to propose at the meeting on the 21st inst. an increase of the nominal capital to 2,000,000/. ; and Mercantile Credit at 41 to 51 prem., showing likewise a further rise. Hudson's Bay shares were fiat at n to n di. ; and Egyptian Trading steady at lf to 11 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 14 to 15 prem., being again better; Thames and Mersey Marine, 41 to f prem. ; Universal Marine, to prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, to 4 prem. ,• North 'British and Mercantile, 1 r 1 to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, If to 24 prem. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 24 to 3 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 3 to 34 prem. ,• National Steam, 32 to 44 prem. ; Merchant 'Bank, 4 to 41 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 4 to 44 prem. ; London and Cale donian Marine, p to i prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 34 to 44 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, It to 2 prem.; blunts's Metal Company *die. to par ; Floating Dock Company, f to prem. ; and Gloucestershire Smelting, 2 to 2 prem. Arrival fur the week embus 2 mai December lea yi ar. MO eats, and delivery, latt casks. The what boa week compelled 1.301 cast's from Yetersharg 02 casts from Mouth America; 50 mike from other Fleets—total. 1,44 i raga METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . The number of haute is larger than ever was 1.50 w• at the Loeolon market; and the average quality excellent Trade fur them is slow, but choicest boos are are nut much lower. The supply of sheep is large for the der. Saleable kinds are readily disposed of, but those of • prize character with • doll side. Good calves are in request. From Germany and Holland there are 930 beasts, 5 7608118er , , and 170 calves; Seale, SS beats ; &Inland, 1,030 ; Ireland, 1,010 ; Norfolk and Sof folk, MO ; Western Counties, 1,020 ; and 3,8.50 lions the Northam and Midland Counties. Por stone of alba 4. d. 5. 4. Per don et Ins. 5. d. a d. Beat Brous. tionstda. 5 2 6 4 Eat One& 111-sda 0 5 • 0 • Bat Start-bona 4 10 6 t Beet laze-w 0015.... !. t S II 640504 quid. beasts 11 4 4 4 Do. do. nen .... o 0 • • Celesta PIK* I ....‘ There waa a good demand for the shares of the Land Mortgage Bank of lndia, which closed firmly at 21 to 2i prom. keit Due& Ht!-hreds 6 10 tl u keama at market, 10,370: Ski 18). Nis, 660, 1.121.7 "... O 6 i • oep and Wet* ?CIO). Calves. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Massa. Pattandou and Smith report a bitter tends dig is good breeds( descriptions of hops, at rather adman"' :atm Fine Wesleta and Sussex are seam, and consequently oosarnand higher prices. CHRINYWAS Glll6l.—Mr. Rit,vehow, of Norwich, bee et the present 'comsat 10,000 vent fatteniog oo his pre• arises for the Loudon clubs sod rusritets. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DIREASIFI OF TIIICNTST, VICIDNIA ARK.- The ouokber of patiooto ' ROYAL FELTZ HOWITILL, GMATO-INN-I.OAD.—The Sewed lit title institstiasi dialog last week was 1,169, of member of 'milieu relieved et this bespikl during tbeWalk which 198 were sew oases. 'shag Dec. 12, we. 3,213, of which 979 were new came. SE. I Pd. St 1 10 T So I •11 : all! ! 10 , 81. 100 81. 100 ! 81. 100 SS 10. 81. 100 49 1 en I 700 1 Si 711 1061 71 10 4 34 ‘ 7 oil ; ai - 11 2 1 8 1 121 Ili 8 i I - - Pr 611 24e 1011 100 i 12 I Ird I CI. prioa i ei!!lft NN 0 111 01 101 0 10 Ili 10 0 10 0 II 911 10 0 10 KO 111 s 7 le i.lOl 9,006 6,000 .. 1664 .. &CO !!&9 10.41.7 =4Tel TNT - 91 if Of al 90 100 If 22 If SI lf 21 5 14 42 44 3 4 405 416 7.11 00 85 10 MI 18 } 19 zil 9110} 101 18 Is 52 54 101 215 27i 1 Ili IL HO 170 21 22 id Of $ I Cl. prim. •'I I Pn 21 Idie par se ss I 8 7 I Idi 4 21 24 tr dis i 6 7 1 . li t 1 el: Cr r 67 69 Ins 21 18 1 a au xi7j x4ooo' 2 10,000 I le 76000 1 10,000! 6 14,000; 10 25.000 i 2 12,000 40 10,0001 10 100,000, 1 75,000, 1 26,0001 25,000 : 20,000 ie 08,000' 11 15,000' S 10,000' 11 103,815' 1 100,000. 2 maw! 1 10,000' 20 100,000 5 _ 1110,000 1 11,000 1. 44174; 10 60,000 1 10,060 10 00,000[ 1 16,000 i Australian 800 Accord Cop. (Um L R M. Co. (Lint , Caps Copper (limited, iCamlaSilver , Limited) ) lk. Copper Coplapo k United) • boa Pedro. N. DIA Wl ' Duo Mount.Cop.lLisa.! Iliad Del Roy ;limited) Fortuna (Lilted) Osmond Illapunda (Limited) Lasltsolan (Umited) 1 Martquits. Y. Almon Brar.o.lL(L' IN. Rhine C.of B.AsuCIJI Pontglhanil tlihrselnsd Port Phillip ;Santa itarttGold ,eh AustraL Jain), ,St John del Rey (Usti', Tatted Mexican (Ust ) ! Vallanssecitold(Lissi; Vsneouver Co (Lim)! 'Worthing (Limited) .Yalaniunalans (Um.)', itiscamuntoos. So. I eh. I Conran= I Pd. 10,000 10 liuglo 7 Yeacaa lita7.lB/17 00,000 10 Atlantic UM= St. . an 20,000 25 'Austral= Agana' (L) 112 47.000' 10 HerlieWaterworks (4) , all 1 be 10,0001 6 Itemy tiAselted 4,000 60 lirlUsh Amlacan Laud! 40 634,7902 64. D. & I. Mag. Tel. 12,600 20 BALL= Indian Tea ( 2 20,000 20 'Bat= Iron 40,000 ICanada Agency An. (L)1114 6,916 221 Caned& Land ;L) an 25,000 20 !Ceylon Com 40,000 10 j Oren. Atrlasa Pas ilar.(4) 2 12,000 29 leop.M.l r t.. :ce Prel7l p.e , all 10020251 St 100,80.4. ; V al Pre f erenee It" 277,0000.'84. ! Do. 6p. a. Perp. Deb l5O 10.000 100 DiseounteorporationtL 60.000 20 India !rag. & Canal I I 20 gayptlanCem.& Ird.lL I 679,0751. St. 'Electric Telegraph lOO 70,000 6 ling and Aus. Copper lan 125,000 9:1 10.‘tedisst gln.olLen.(L' 20,000 IS ;Oen. Steam Navigation' 14 230,000 1 , Oreat Ship 100,000, 1 De. 172 per cent. gra I ell 100 000 20 Hudson's Bay l5 150,000 20 Internal. Innan.Soc. (L)' 6 60,0e0 20 'Dan= !trig. (l n. Day.) I toodowt 100 Do. ap c. 8.11. r 1070' all I ' 60,000 25 lointSteck Discount(L) l I 40,000 26 Do. Ness .. .1 24000 2 6 !Lan& Alrlat t , 0 Ct. prior. I eosin. ale sd to 1 i Se dis LON 14 13 a 6 8 80, PIS 12,000 6 ,Lond.DlatrictTelaatt i a ll 20,000 SO Lond. Flnan Aro. )1 15 176,008 4 !Lend. 0.0.1.16.111.(L)1 ai 50,000 10 'llsdra. Dalin. a Osaali 1 12,0 0 10 1 11.416 ksten. Tel. (L.) a 20 000 SO I Merean.Cred ItAsso. (101 3 22,600 10 !Natallond&CoLCAL)l I 80,000 26 ,Nataonal I/MX.O. IL) 6 0,000 10 'NerbudditCod it 1 (LI 6 6.000 W 1 I Do. New , 1 ___.. - • _ _ _ _ 83,000 115 IN.Lealaa4r.tlanuaL)l 143,670 1 iN. Initial' Amtrak. (I.l' all 100 000 1 IN. (LWOW(' all 60,000 1 I Do. New j 40,000 10 ;Orient. Inland Datain(L ), a ll: 10,000 6 Ottoman Oaa (I.lraita4, 8 ' 000.0001 at. Pawl Rtv.Lantht Dia (L) 20.000 60 ;Peninsular &O. Dam all 83,000 GO Do. New 1 80 17,000 10 Quebrada L Ft ,&11.(1 4 10,1140 60 Mammy lion " 10,000 15 Do. Now 4.250 25 RIo J. City Improv. (L) all 19.750 IS Ohio alito 4 15,000 100 Royal Mallatesta 6O loam& at. Ncottial) Anat. law. (L ) 100 10,000 60 S. African N... 2 In : IL 6. 14 . .200 I 6 SoutbMutrakis Led all 280,0002 et fkibmarlue Telegraph 100 1 De. ' , grip aL 12,1061 M InuottAgmeyst.A=L 1 80 00,600;T. L On. at 11. 6 110,006 6 rel6Bl[.Tekt (1 ; t . 10,000, 20 •Vask 111emeu's 2111. 14 iiatv m 36 37 116 119 116 116 ! ii to; 2 pmi 106 . 107 I --i l t li wi l 27 ti 1 $ 24412 i 4L Cpas 3 2 disl til? lipm . %Pal, 2 8 4rni ▪ 2 3 Se 144 6 pay , 1 pall 4 6ipm 1 214111 1 2pin $ 6 4 - 1 11 I tr: I d fpm 47 49 es 114 I 20 22pos. a 31 I ge se 27 26 f 76 78 143 148 15 2 pm Si 114 66 66 f Par IP f al pm 4.1 di 6 ll Par e 105 PRILFEIt*NOZ SHAKER. zel Great Eastermiut Aoghia,llper amt. peed., 127. Landes, Chatham, aad Dower, 6 per mat. pre., 69. lessabrlan Con. Gold. L I ladvertaa 'Clifford Meal_ !bey. G. walb! Coo. ,l'avidit.) Drako ilist Newt Rips) .. lied Clagur4 Oft) ia~o~s.: I. W. trosil Marisa.) Otsablor Otoss lisatb=R. gs Wi l 1 0. Sr. Yoe !Growths iiiieaTroOt 1 fiiiiiiti; N =tuini LAK ! Yv)odl !ro¢ Un zie:_it7to;" Ilfoeth Dona ~N~ ~_;:. in. Basset North Wheal Crony .1 Providence (V. leganil! Noakes! Noyeth.. .I ;E:TiWOticiii:iiiii;j .. W. Trances (Mogan). liaaTrSlLdcLasdlla.C :Yin Croft Wed Bisset Miaow) W. Caradon (LiAkeord) IWk. Wk. Bulk, (11.-urkth) IWbeal Ludc .tt Mary Ann (Nathan.) . Wham' Mau Wit Trelawney (Usk ), !Wheel Vales !skim; 1011.111GN XIN fi i 26 2 TM .- 101 66i 6io 57 11 00 id I dill Elle 20 zr 4 1 6 S 10 lit 144 011 60 4i 41 MINES.-(THIS DAL Two e'Clemt. The operations in the wiping market to-day asw upon a restricted scale. But Caradon shares have improved to 261 to 27, and Nangileo to af t to 304, while West Cbiverton have re ceded to 521 to 531. South Caradon are quoted 420 to 425. Prices otherwise are nominally quoted the same as on Saturday, in the absence of busi- net.. Vallanzasca Gold sham are better, and United Mexican firm. Don Pedro exhibit an unfaveur able tendency. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SIABI-LANIL-critis DAY.) The arrivals of Euslish wheat up to our market this t il re rning suppl w y g :r e a e b r y y no m °amee.ans*li and a the fials li c e ted nend sam ""d ples tt" of bale d red sod white were taken off at prices equal to hlooday last. All other kinds meta heavy sale at a decline in the quota noes of la. per quarter. A small quantity was taker for Yorkshire. The show of foreign wheat was by no means eatessive. Selected qualities were disposed of. chiefly in retail qualms, at about previous rate, ; but the value of other deuriptices lad a downward tendency. The supply of both English and foreign barley wee large malting wimples sold at full currencies ; but gitadiag and distilling sorts were rather cheaper. We have to report • dull inquiry for malt, at a reduction in the quotations at from is. to . 2e. per qr. The supply was rather es the increati. For rate-the supply of which was mode rlte - tlOO demand ruled inactive. In prior, however, no change took place. The melee for beans wu somewhat heavy, it ~lout pre vious rates. In peas very little or pariug on former term. The *any for both English and foreign flour was NSW what heavy, at last week's pricer. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast barite's re fined to 35, viz., 11 wheat, 2 maize, 10 barley, 3 raiser, 2 beans, 5 cottonseed, and 2 linseed. Wheat hairnet a slew sale,. and the quotations have dirtied to 2e. per qt. Marearde has realised 43a. 6d. ; Chicks Tarries, 38s. 3d.: Said. Alexandria, 35e. ; Idilweakik 41s. 6d. ; Amber Spring, 40a. 6d. • Amber lowa, 42a. per quarter. Maize, owing to the small " as offer, has supported late rates. Wallachien, 28s.Z ir ; and Bulgarian, 29a. 9d. per 48011 n. In harry very litthe has been doing, and the currencies have giveaway 3d. le Id. per qr. Odessa has changed bands at Tha. 1301. ; A 21s. 6d. • and Danubian, 235. 3d., duty part rye, no iranesctioos have been reported. Dualism nominally quoted at 275. 6d. to 28e. ; Oder% 28s. to 28.. 6d.1 and Ara, Dr. to 281. Gd. per 4801 be. Bros have declined 3d. per quarter, with a slow inquiry. Igyptian have sold at 29e. and 295. 3d. per 4001 be. Dad inatfssing at 25e. to 26c ; and Danubian milletseed, 21s. 6d. to 22a. 6d. per quarter. Linseed has moved off heavily, at is. to 2a. per quarter less money. rianople has fund buyers at 555. per quarter. In ware house, Bombay is held at 62a. ; Calcutta, 575. to 60a ; (Mess, 155 e. to 57a ; Egyp tian, 55.. to 57a. ; St. Petersburg, 54e. to 58a. ; Archangel, 48e. to 55a. ; and Riga, 43e. to Els. per quarter delivered. Linseed ask« are a dull inquiry, at barely late rates. Lon doo-made, 9/. 15a. to 101.; .New York, in barrels, 91. 17a. id.; ditto, in bags, 9!. 10s. ; Waren, in krap,,9l. 2s. 6d. to 91. 54. • Marseilles, 91. 2a. 6d. to 101. per toe. Cotton seed aloe are worth 5/. to 5/. se. per toe delivered. Rape seed is unaltered in value ; but the inquiry is much re stricted. Guarst, 58a. to 695. ; Fero:spore, fer. to 525. Calcutta, 50a. to 51s. ; Madras, 545. to 555. per qr. Cotta ges& is • dull sale and rather cheaper. New is held at 71. 150 ; and old, 71. ss. ;toe. Ana n. or BUM- dish Linseed, 110 ; Tapered, 83 ; and sundry, 313 qr. oreigu : Linseed, 11,015 ; MVO nod, 1.040; mare, 1,350; aridry, 300 qrs. Famine. -Leered, 2,560 ; rape nd 49o ; maize, 5 qr.; and flour, 300 cots. CiatltViT PRIM. nitwit& Per Qr. WAILS S. a Life; Ditt Kent, o, rod loft 42 to 44 new 4O to 49 Ditto,whito'42 to Ditto, new 42 to 59 Itt;tolk and Lincoln red Me 4O to 43 us Scotch, food hlaclt IriZzorritat. „ Ditto, wow. . LUILAT. 40 to K it imaa liarrow Pip= _ Pala 11•2tbag 29 to a. Grinding 241 to 26 g: e t ~. wt.. ' Norfolk, ;ad Milk . ._ OD to f 4 Simplon sadt Man 416 to 67 -^ -•- Brovnt RYL New 82 to U Oa . asallsh, fied --- IS to it „ potato 2s to 26 Foltl Per Qr. Waft?. a s. Dairtsle sad Kcal - Rostock It 4B to b 6 ---- 42 to 68 to 44 Romano, bard molt A.121{C112, rod . „ vtlN 843t.ri. Mar. L L 1! 16 St 2s is 22 37 to U 16 to 24 5) to U 110 to U 112 to it le to 0 Grinding ---- 24 to D 3 Distilling WAHL* 7O to 13 to 34 WWII Nan Oani. Dutch. lead brew - l5 to ri 4e :4 .. it RIVAL! 011 011AIN, Le., 11 WATER VALIAAGE. NEW CLIMIVE. Tows soil; p IM Itts. Houosisid X2 to 34 4. to sad Suffolk, es ship Zi to II Per Qr. OM I. S. Danish and Swedish IS is le Agana& _ Le to II Drib IS So If %Mks le So PIM& !pm..... Yellow ... us is SG SO Si ru?ciL Freacti, per .. Es to Er Spanish, to Ainatioaa, pit tat .. tto 24 Canadian. .. el to th PCIO LONDON, ST LAND AND DEC. i 10 DEC. 12, 1D- tO to SI 'ft. to Se rto I ra I bey 710 a OSM. 1_ ond qrs. '''. , y e s.: i qrs. (Broil pm Seel& ... Pa 2462 1 .. 1 11M 02 635, 11 Irish . I 235 14 V.. 00, I foralgai .. lbili 1 21211 .... 110500( 2416 i 7912 i 74501 lin —..—,--.--.., T0ta1.... 12191 , 27682 4 18040, 216504 45110 , 803 7451,1280 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. iTHIB DAY.) (IT ILSCIII.IO Vn INTWATIONAL 1111011.111.) 0111011 ors own cowspoinnirr.) The cotton market opened with a steady feeliow, and prices continual firm. The aides will probably foot np ab..ut 6,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Souia.—The bushier done in this market is at firto prices, but the demand is Is.. active. The sake include Porto Rico, at 465. ; low white Bahia. at 45e. to ere. ; Jaye' Manilla, at 415.; Mauritius, crystallised, 49.. Helloed has sold at rather higher prime ; brown lumps, 52i. Corru..—No sales 'sported. Tes..--Coogoss of dusty quality hare bee, in Inod re great, and several parcels have been sold at .•.i. to Rid. per ln. Other socks steady. RUM. —Noah, reported. SALITIrr fug. —The demand continues inactive. IfiCa.—About 500 bap of Bengal sold at 104. for goo( Balla= Corron.—Although a fair boeineas ban been done, priewe bat , * bee• irregular aad easier. . . . . . . J uTc. —At :slight decline. ooariderable business has been I transacted, bat full panieulars are not given. The sale advertised for to•morrow consists of 0(X) Wick. 400 begs of West !India. 9.000 bags of Mauritius, .100 bags Madras, and 130 begs Natal sugar ; 300 casks, 1,800 begs of coffee ; about 3,000 packages of Aram tea ; 9,000 bags et rios, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Th• auarkiet is ateady at the following price, 1 . 41111 tallow. 40s. 61. ; Pahersbars Y.O. on gm spot, 40e. Pd. ; all this mouth, 40s. tid. to 40e. ; Jaaaary, ils.. Musk 42.. ; April to June, 42a. PASTICOLAMA OP TALLOW. Stsek so hand Ode day —casks 5%1U btOor *slivery last r etk 2.17.1 Dais from Ist June *9.195 45.755 Arrival last reek Ditto from 14 June 79117 11.1.1.75 PricaY.C.on the spot thlsdaty cwt lllll 11d. She. Oil. Ditto Turn 164 Sta. 91. ; 117► 01. 1861. i Wt. 1, Len. 7 , .101 _1:4441 740111 41 , .. 9g. I 011. I~ Ti 44 1 a• il. N VI . 7d a - aq i 33, hi MOM 2 2.01101 2,1100 1 1,02.1 12.200; .. 6tt . 20,00011 6,144 1 .. 4000( .. 4 4 46 1 • • 6.000 446 1 6,100000 1 1,024 0,000 9;000 1 .. 9,000 , .. 40,000 i 4 6.000' 4690 1 6,610; .. I,llo' .. 7001 .. MY . 4,M , 31 36 I,NO, 0,000! ... IN a - i ri if 11 141 16 t 1091 9 I di... zd