The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLEB.HENWELL. %.1;01 ROULET IN SADLER'S WELLS niz•rai —•-- WAwri Sala. apd 24, who described himself as • hornet maker, residing at 1Z Butler's-buildings, Bethnal. was charged with stealing from the person of Mr. ilesan ler Itattenowitx, at SadleesWella Theatre, Clarke°. es ii, a gold watch, hie property, of the value of 331. Mr. Ricketts, of Fredericketreet, Gray's-inn road, at- ended for the defence. The prosecutor stated that last night he was &Undies is t h e pt of the above theatre, when be was surprised to hear ' h e gold chain knocking against his eye-glase. He at once felt for his watch, and faced it gun, aW his chain laughs( w e ds. He looked on the ground, and there saw his watch at his feet, and as soon as he picked it up the prisoner ran suspecting as the primmer ran that he was the thief, be followed, and gave him into custody. yr. Ricketts severely cross-examined the prosecutor sod elicited from him the fact that the pit was so full ois= s ten that it was impossible for anyone to run. l were other persons near him sad around him as well as the prisoner, sod it would be imp ossible for him to swear whom hand took the watch or w ho plaoed it on the framed. Be vu certain that he had not dropped it. Police.oxistable Saunders, 439 A. said he took the pri soner into custody as he was leaving the theatre. The prisoner gave a correct address. The magistrate inquired if the prisoner had before bees is c ustody on similar charges, or whether he had ever bees rounded Mr. Ricketts strongly objected to the question being as seeeed, as it might told to prejedire the interests of the prisoner. It wee not does at seesiocis until the verdict warn returned, and as the magistrate was sitting there in that capacity. be (Hr. Ricketts) contended that the quaint= should not be answered. The magistrate remarked that he asked the question for his guidance, but he did not press that the question should be answered. Mr. Ricketts then contended that no can was made out spinet the pioneer, Lod salted for his dismissal, There was not the slightest tittle of evidence to cornet him with the robbery, sod if the ease wan nest to the 111•111I0O1 he felt roof dent that the greed jury would throw out the bill. The magistrate said that it was a ease of suspicion, but he would not put the county to the expense of trying the prisoner, who would now be discharged. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. biscn.La CHARGE OF MOEN° ♦ NIGHTHOOSE-EZIPRA.— SCANDALOUS INTILATIONS. Minnie Wilson, a good-looking girl, about 17 _years of age, as " melodeons," was charged before Mr Tyrwhitt with braking case a box and stealing 15 sovereigns, the molly of Mr. Themes Howard, who ascribed himself as a tobacconist, of 51, Haymarket. Mr. Sayer, from the Slice of Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, appeared for the defence. After the prosecutor had stated his cams sad called the barmaid as • witless, Wm. Wares, 299 A, said—The prosecutor gave the pri ses into custody hat night in Piccadilly. She said she bed sot taken the money, sod said that why she left the, bones was because she went with a gentleman who gave her IL, with which she bought a jacket, I have seen the chest and it m a very strong one, sad I can scarcely brigs a girl like the prisoner would have strength refficeset to break it open. The prosecutor last night made a very different statement to that he made this morels,. He also admitted that the house in the Haymarket was formerly a brothel, but art now. By Mr. Sayer-11as known him some years. I have sot the least hesitation in saying that the house in the Haymarket is a brothel. Kr. Sayer then addressed the magiskette in a most forcible sass is the prismer's behalf, sad called Sergesat Appleton, 25 0, who said—l have knows the mosmator live or i x years. He kept a brothel in Resell. street, and was beaded, hut beambeeseded. He also kept a brothel in the Haymarket, sad the boss in the Haymarket whirl be keeps now is ore to all intents sd perparia He be. been living ea the pecistitation ef fermatas for yews. I lave see him following poor girls abort, mad be ha fear or five women in his house, and sends then out " dressed." Om ens oasis I heard cries of " Harder" in the phew, sad no breaking open the doors+ him having hold of spoor girl by the hair of her head. Many of the girls are frightened of his as if they do not give him money he charges them with robbing him. He has done so two or three times. Mr. Tywrlatt. after animadverting in very strong terms on the prosecutor's mod* of life, said be believed he had broken the box open himeelf, and tromped up the charge spinet the primes. He (Mr. Tyrwhat) did not even believe that the prosecutor had the 154 in his 'on. The prisms wee thee discharged. The deeiioa seemed to cause much matialacitioe in court. SOUTH WA R K. ONITING INTO • C• 2111•03 WEIL' THE TRAM 19 tic MOTION. lin. Barnet Young, the wife of a tradesmen residing in Freserhool-enset, Honelydown, was summoned before Mr. Burchsm for nelawkilly getting into • carriage on the Month Ensure Railway while the train was in motion, coo to the bye-laws of the company. Mr. &mines appeared on behalf of the railway company, and Mr. Mass far the defendant. Riehard Gibbons, • guard in the employ of the South &Mem EMlecy Oempany, said that he had charge of the Greenwich tads leaving London-bridge • few minutes pent fear. On Sunday evening, the 13th Met., jail se wham - had closed ell the dorm at W Bps-road Att end Ind given the peed the signal to stark be new the defendant rub on the platform and attempt to get into a carriage. As the tnie had started be celled eat to her to gut hook, and melted towards her, brit she had sucesellsd le opening the door, and she fell maids, injuring her foot. As soon se the trait stopped at the Deptford station Mtge., called bar oat al the carriage, sod took her to the nation-inester, who needeo • report of the aireamelmese. In crodeccamusatios by Mr. Moss witness sad that be had given the signal to the driver before be saw the female, and at that time ',scything was sienna When he taw her attempting to open the carriage door le wan darned last sbe should slip and be crashed to death between the carriages and platform. He told her the risk she had run in doing what she did. Mr. Bumbam here asked why this summons had not been applied for before. The offence it appeared was committed mar three weeks ago! Mr. Stephan, informed his worship that the reason of that was a eorresposdeed having been going ea between the company and the defended. They (the eoespany) would sot have idle prerediegt spinal her bad she admitted her fault aid apologised to them. That however, she tu fted to do, and for the protection of themselves and the podia they felt bound to go on with Use ease. Mr. Benham had so doubt the company acted perfectly debt The ease had better proceed. Mr. Chutes Oddentooe, the station-muter at the Spa rred dation, tad that he was on duty ou the platform of that statics when the train started for Greenwich on the afternoon in Everything was dear then, but just as be was leader the platform to book the train he no the prisoner rash to the sod of the trail, and attempt to epee the door of use of the third class carriage,. She did sot sussed at bet, and as wined was running towards her the deer opened, and she fell inside the car riage. Wined was meek alarmed at her +audios as she had a child in bee arms, and it was providential she and her Wad were not crashed to death. Mr. More ewe mad that it would be unbar his contend. ing against such emdesos as that adduced by the company. He had consulted with his client, and de begged that the company would not proceed any further against her. She was a poor womaa, sad felt grateful that she escaped without receiving any serious injury. She had +offered considerably from a sprained ankle, sod regretted having offended against the rules or regulations of the railway cum finny. Mr. Stephens observed that under those circurnatesces the compare would withdraw the charge. Mr. Borchers told the defendant that the company bad acted in a very kindly spirit towards her, as it wee their duty to protect the public as well rie themselves. Many rash people were in the habit of jumping into and out of carriages while in =dine, and serious aecideste wire of daily occurrence through their foolhardiness. He biped this would be a caution to her and others not to break the byelaw* of the company. The summons was then withdrawn, RESPITE OF THE MURDERER TOWNLEY. DERBY, Torazuy Nu m. At half.past seven this evening • special mes !Naga' arrived at Derby Gaol from Northumber land, with • letter from Sir George Grey, addressed to the Under-Sheriff, requesting him not to carry the execution of Townley into effect, as the culprit bad been respited until the further commands of her Mtjesty are known. Scienme rr FaLscs.—Aocording to statistical retort,. just published suicide has greatly increased in France within late years. The number of suicides, which amounted in the year 1827 to 1,542, rose in 1860 to 4,050. The dif !erase, of am between the suicides wee not .ated until the year 1835. Siam then the crime bee prevailed considerably more among men thou among wocom. It horn been oh 'erred, further, that the temptation to commit suicide in cremes with age up to the period of from 40 to 50. The Mud, suic ide with to the Demme likewise is not without interest The to collected on that subject are unauimous io declaring that the crime imiremes from Amory to June, and that it diminishes until December, in which month the fewest suicides ore committed. Drown. lag sod Imaging are the means most frequently employed, two-thirds of the mimes who commit suicide having mecums to them ; next comes firearms, and there salons tam ley charcoal. It hoe been amertsimd, moreover, that stickle ia least frequent is the amino sod sooth-weeh, the met exclusively agricultural dietriets is France. Other ' , militias' returns show that Were were 55,693 secidental deethe among men, and only 13,283 among women, io Frat.ce, from the year 1854 to 1869. . qr: . Oeis. Mar. 4R Qif. English and Scotch 630 630 1860 .. S2O Irishpio foreign SOW aro woo 170 Total I 1660 r 6010 1006 1000 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. !THIS DAY.) tat awn= AND LIMOLIATIOXAL TILI6IL/12.) (nom oils owl coutzerommar.) The market very steady, at full rates of yesterday. The truesections will probably foot up 7.000 or 8,000 bales. MINCING LANK.--(THIS DAY.) The public markets costive, akeed for the holidays, aad rivately a moderate boohoo only is doing. Sows—Abort 2,000 bap of Mauritius have been said ; rows, at 37m. 9d. to 40s. ed. OOPPIN.—Tbere im a fair dowdy demand, but the busbies, one is limited owing to the want of suitable supplies. Tas..—A few Weems reported at full nits*. Rica AND Row.—No islet BAurriss.—Bucisas has been done for arrival at the rider prise of 39e. 3d. Oe the spot the market is quiet. COTTON is ht active request, at id. per lb. mimeos. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) TIN esuricet is quiet. Yetintebsze Y.O. oa the spell, is uobed 41s. 9d. to 42a ; Jemmy, 425. ; Mare!, 43e. 3d. Lpril to Jane, 435. 6d. ; Out, to Dec., 45e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Pattsodsa and Smith report a very good dammed for both English and foreign hops, and prima gradually ad vancing. COAL MARICBT.—(THIS DAY.) Was Hod Teas, lits. 6d.; Walls Had Beath Keno, 19s ,• Walls Bad Hank Hall. 19s. ; Walle Had Osseo% 19s ; Walls Had Kam, Da. ; Walls Had Edam Maim, Us. 9d. ; Walla Had flodaetl, 18s. ; Wylars, 17a. 6d. West Wyk's, 16s. 6d.; Ounrpso Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Huddles Hart. lay, 16s. 3d. ; Hangar Hartley, las. U-60 ships at market. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1863. SHARE 1.1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. In the railway market to-day the dealers are elderly occupied with the fortnightly settlement, which is now in course of completion. The tone, nevertheless, is firm, and the variations in prices nearly all upwards. Great Western stook has risen } per cent. ; Midland, Caledonian, and South Eastern ; and Great Eastern, 1. Great Northern has declined } per cent. London and North Western stook is now uoted 108 to ; Great Western, 6& to 66 ; • ' 1301 to 131} ; Lancashire and Yorkshire 1111 to 112 ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; 121} to 122} ; South Eastern, 96} to 1 ; Great Eastern, 50 to } ; London and South Western, 102 to } ; and Metropolitan, 111} to 112}. Indian railway stocks, which are now quoted ex interest, are steady. Canadian lines are inactive. Very few transactions are reported in foreign rail way shares. NSW 811 . I Pad Rau.wArs. rtig . 4 4 sl 811.1 pm l " l7 . to 1 B i ath — w hcr ss te B 7 wrw sad 1h5t::!..!..1 si U es 121} zne P r e s t a wil Moodon ,Ds kilLsodiv. undid 'Do. Sly. a braid to & I Dnh6aadßi Jaw, isdim Dso&sa am ltel&A o 4 . . w Jni filineseer rod &Mimeses Gross Latent Ord. U. Da A Stook Da Z. Az& AIL, Ha! Gloat Noted Scotland Oust Nareheis :DaA j Arse. no dlr. an I 'Das leasp.e.upstdß Ot. Booth & West. (Ire ) 'Oust Western Do. &oar VaLOsale Do. South Wales Do. Do. W. MM.—Oxford Do. II Do. Do. H= i lsseaddrs & Yoritshlre :Isatlon and Blackwall 'Los.,&Wn. & &Coast ILosion.Clathm, & Doe. .I.cadosilleorth Wears. Idostl.ontlaWeelern M Loa an.,ehet.,& Lineolnah Illarrport and Carlisle Lilo. no Shares ... lUi 37 16 161 17 IR 1$ 167 100 1, 1 1 0 46 48 n n mi Ix 13e . 97 90 0 114 Neer Do. New Do. Bine. & Derby Yid. Gt. Wel (Ire.) Do. Mare, Yid Keot Mid LIM (Cray Lbse) Noe* Bridal' Da 11141a,Para.Daad Eadera—Barwick GL — N. ijure Do. Ledo Do. Task Do. Wilde Do. Mock... Mulls& Do. do. no. do iseo 1 forth London 1 - 1•7 — l4; ..... North Staffordshire N. et 8. Western Jona' Scottish Central fletalah N. E. Aber. Btk B,?ottish Midland _ Shrewsbury & Weleapt Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern S. Yarbh. i NAM Da "mloss.Withelmolta. MN V4o_ na Te D!. I glair De. ! Do. Vale at Moth Victoria Sta. & Pladke Waterford s KOloury West Cornwall W.Hartlpl. Barb.l AL 110111101 RAILWAYS. IS 48 41 42 II 27 102 101 111 e 112 72 fa HS 109 1 11 4 : 1 101 11l it 1111 lite 1311 1 1 1114 OP 101 Is3l 541 ZS 16 MI 103! 60 60 90 91 118 1034 9,1 10 Ti U 9 111 1 4 , Iff LII ifs 98 100 63 64 32 33 96 1 66 t 99 100 10 14 DO 160 6 1 1 ti M OS ITO 176 r.WAYL Mob*" 'I i 1 p.. 1 50 401 601 q pr.l 11 14 lit 2 20 10i A} 118 i 111.1 for money 134 es} tif 112 111 ni 10/41 116 I 61! r pal 104 i T 'NI tor money all gei I I &g.. BEITISH POSUMIONL Sods/ M. itWeilot — frodooloi 6p. e. Balm Ass. 1. lOU 100 I Do. do. Jai" L lift 100 Dm do. Joao 1, 1414 100 ICal. dt o.llaatornip.o.p lel leaps T. Dor:kip. ag. tos i I I I Zar D.Dezara. c. Bengarga. ".r . lea!last Indian ga. do U Do. 0 Iratenaloa 11 Do. 11 do tda (toad Think of Canada al Do. IA prof. Donde Do. do. deterred all Do. Ind pout Honda aR Do. do. deferred aD Do and prof. Stock all Da do. deferred WDo. a do.prof. Stock Do. clawed 100 Great Indian Podsols Da & Sported Do. January. INS 4. 11. ladla g.ll p. Do 4i pot omit (it Weeders of Cords Do. New Do.Op.e.Bdtpsy. Do.le do. do. 18774 Wien Brandt Ladled New . Mader 2 100 100 100 2 100 ,100 1 1 I pm V ila a a a es so o a a 106 e sin 105{ I xin guar p. Not Do. do. Do. do. 6 do.— , Do. filth Meth. Corp. 6 per e. Vd Mont sad liaboostolk. N. Bre n. d Coa. dad it N. R. ofCan.do.o. lit p.ll. &Jude. goo. I IP. 006 . Do. Delhi 00. Do. do. do. Do. Puujaat. do Do. Indus 8t..110t. do DOCKS. tad. s - 06 6 i - 1061 104 No. 18t I DOOll. IPd I Cl. prim. I Balks. 2,055,10.11.80. Nat rod Wog India. 1041 148 106 2,0114:1 0 :1 IL Loados lOO 70 Ti 1,939 Bt. St. Katbadas 1 00 IN 7Ol 300,896, St. Soathampbea 1100 800,600 Bt. Victoria llllO 102 106 6,000' 10 Do. Now I 1 ODWICELL 0011311110 INT 811211112T1161. No. I 820020. I Pd. I CI. pylon. I Bales 140,000 .. ;British Came p.a.,1873 100, 106 107 .... 1..1 Do. do. 1893 109 .... ~. Caa. Gov. 6p.c., 187744. 100 , 105 107 .... 1 .. Do.6perct.l4o.o.Atig. 140 103 106 ... ' . D 0.6 pent 11ar.dta 100, 103 106 2,214,008.. Do 5 per aim di ,1001 93 96 934 686,808 , Do. 6 por N. Ina 111111 92 94 200,000'..rCart0Horp.N.18 7 311001 106 108 19904199, 1 111 .... ... Do. do. 1690-11 5. 1901 100 111 .... .. Do. do. 1101100, 112 104 100,000 1 .. Osyloo,Nov. 1968, 6 pct 'loo' 106 106 250,000' .. _ _Do. 1874 do 'loo' 110 112 —, 200,000' .. llaarittai 6 per et, 1873 100 106 108 200,0001..1 Do. 1078 100 IE9 111 200,000... , Do. 1882 100 108 110 105,500 .. i Natal. Goy6 per trot 'loo' 104 110 166,000 .. Now Brass 00,. 6 p.ct 100 104 106 .... I ...N.ll.Walcaov. 6 p.e.1491 100 100 102 i ip. a 1871 to 1876 100 101 10! .... 1 . ...' Do.6p. c. MO to 1101100 1014 1074 1064 154909 .. Now Zealand 0 per Nat. 100 110 112 260,0001.. Nova 800tia6 p 9, 12 1 61109, 106 IC/7 74000' . armload Clov. 6 Itct.'1011: 111 113 .... 1... 11.4**.G0v.6p. 4 Bonds 'IOC 111 113 .... . V13.00vi1p.0.144441a1y,111411 107 100 I .... :. Do. do.6p.c.Apillioo. INO 1094 1104 110 4 BRITISH 11111111. No. I SS. I Ml= I Pd. ICI. prior I lake. 75,6001 1 rOuabrias Ma. Gold, L 1 4 idlo 11,002 .. adverbs 1 1,9091 .. 01111ord As& — 1,019, .. Dor. 0. Der. "Nett) 1 60 670 12,8601 .. Drakowalle 612 . last Am* (Illopa) a) 59 61 60,0091 1 110 R Goya Ooid (Lin) N. 4es par 6,144 .. IN6 *radon lo4olld 114 174 = CON .. .Nest Cara Dris 1 .2.4 0 6 7 4 664 4,000 .. ,I. W. Nara (Tavistk )111.13% 74 61 6 486 . ,Graiabire a St. Aubya 994 I 10 6,000 : !Groat South Tolima 6,010... Areadllo 1.026.. Mood% loot 6,010 .. illiiiptea Downs 41111•011 II 34 4090 .. 11ady Bertha toil 4 4 — 6136 .. Yawn* ;pay Want) 96 14 16 41,0099,01101 .. Narks VaDey 4L 1a 1 oPdle —7 ,! . 4 1it,711.1".°`. 100 two .. orth Downs no .. , North Itooksar 4,000 .. N. Wl. ho (Moan) 2.0.0 04 8 5,000 .. North Whoa Crotty . 2.6.9 44 61 .- 1,120 .. Prorldrwoo (U. Won't) 10.0.7 41 44 64 7001 .. itorkear Hewett. . 6111 . IS. Cara4on (st. Clear) f2lOl .. 4W. Trances (Mogan) 18.119 OD — .. 11 r tra: Park . 30.17.0 SI 06 -- 9000 0 erB/101LaidMa.C , 64 CON .. ,lla Croft 4400 .. ;Wog Blunt (Mow) is l _- - Leh .. W. Caradoa (Liskoard) II 214 4000 .. Wed Chlvertaa NO .. West ilotow 612 .. Wlt. Darr' (11104 pa) 54 86 90 Wh. 7401kr (1.60t1i) 1484 300 .. i Wlwal BW,oa ; 584 140 160 :d 1,000, .. Mb. Trolawney (Wk ), 7 tt 22 6,000 .. 11rbod Union Pd I CL prier. 1 law 1 &Wein. I e r: 4 1 .4" . I t a t e ; $641 A 110104610. tuner 0 0 1 &medlar. & C. 10.5.11p.e 1074 106 New 1 D Do. o. It Shane l= = I &Melo & Lake Nemo f el I Do. ?edemas NI . SHOOTING A MAN AND CAUSING HIS DEATH AT HORNSEY.-(THISD.a.) Great excitement was occasioned in the parish of Homey this morning by the foot that s young mao of time some of Books was shot in the Horosq-wood•bme, Soren Sisters•roed. It would appear that the deceased, in oompaay with • young fellow of the name of Lamb, went out yesterday for a little sport, the young man Lamb carrying a put. When on the railway bridge near Hammy, the deceased got on a heap of sand which was lying at the side of the road. At that moment the young man Lamb raised his gun to shoot at a small bird, but it being out of reach he lowered it, and at that moment the deceased ran down the heap and received the whole of the charge on the right side just under his heart. The deceased fell, exclaiming " Harry, Harry, come here," and then expired. Dr. Barker was immediately on the spot and pronounced life extinct. On examining the body it was found that there was hole in the side about the size of a crown piece. The young man Lamb was taken into custody by police wadable Moore, 212 N, and wham at the police station Lamb was charged with feloniously causing the death of John Beaks. He was cautioned by Inspector Lsogdon as to what he mid in answer to the charge, when the prisoner re plied that he was about to remove his iron, when the de ceased passed in front, and the cock slipping, the gun went ar, and the man dropped. He was sorry for what he had done. Information has been forwarded to Dr. Lankester, the wow for the district, and it is understood that the inquest will be held at the Hornsey-wood Tavern on Friday. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LAND. --(THIS DAY. ) The supply of English wheat oa offer here today eau chiedy composed of Monday's unsold ...ov a conaition of which was tolerably good. There was a ht improve meat in the demand for selected qualities of red and white, at full currencies; but all other kinds moved off heavily, and the qtreatioas were almost seminal. With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, supplied. Stiller., generally, operated with extreme caption; bevertbeless, previous rates were sup ported, and factors were arm in their demands. Floating cargoes of grain, off Falmouth, were a dull in quiry ; but compared with Monday no change took place in prima We had • fair sale for malting barley, at fall currencies. Grinding and distilling sorts, however, moved off heavily, at barely late rates. The show of malt was rather extensive. On the whole the trade was in a sluggish state, but no change took place I. the quotations. Otte, the supply of which was moderate, realised previous rates, with a fair demand. In beans very little paring, at Monday's quotations. The supply was rather extensive. Me male for peas was heavy, but no actual change took place in prices. Sweet American flour was in request, and quite as dear as last week. Other kinds of flour moved off slowly, at full currencies. Tim abed trade was heavy, oa former terms. la cakes very little was doiag. anutEyr meas. Emma& Per Qr. W1E247. 4. a; [art, red 1361 42 to 64 Ditto. new _ 33 to 41 Dltte,w/droll 40 to 47 Ditto, new _ 41 to 03 Norfolk sad Llnceln Per Qr. rod lie 4O b4s Ditto, um. 00 to a Malmo BAJLLIT. DI,13:!1°8 OAR. 6 L flooktb, toed Ira; X 614 17 to 111 . black - 18 to IS strip Grinding ......... In So ST MALT. IMAM Itaiagan 2O to 21 Tkic 2O to SI Morrow Plows PIM , _ _ . __ Loot, Ifortak, Ltd to/olk llO to SS Lawton and Wars k to Oil Brows ._~. sit to n fts. _ 36 63 Id 30 to 38 Now _ .. 32ton Oat& Itaillsh, teed lll to ti potato 24 to 1111 Perir7 irsaw. a. s. Mattis sad camp. __ _ Tow* made, per fla km losookold SS to St Country Norfolk and Suffolk, so ship LS to 11l as to 66 lloptook I Macklen- 13= 30 So 44 161.14 lead ern Air;rlte . a, red .' . white . —.. atuzi. _. _ Ter. Qr. OLEI. L Dula sad 88806 18 le IS Imam lB to 12 maw, — as to sr iftiptian PI to Si PLO. wizens !tom manias Mathis tun. _ . _ _ Soo SI 22 27 Ile Ile $7 Dutch, brew - IS to U feed AZILIVALS or OWN, LO., CAIRIAGZ, PAWL DEC. 26 1324 UN COAL Whit. 2O to 32 Yellow _ _ V to 30 holm Yeereeb, pet leek .... Se MB7 Immelem, keL 1.• be le Omedlea. .. 10 le is INTO LoirDoN, BY WATER TO DBC. 13, DICLUSIVZ. PROVINCIAL WARR NARKATR. lfritspoot., Dir. 19.—Isis. today: Great Ifiders, 60 404 60 —Great Western, 665—Laneashlre and Yortahlre, 1115 I—Lou don and North Western. 109 SI 5 s.—Mnnehester. Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 511 f f—Mlaand, 131-3outh Eastern, 0035 s—Buffalo and Lake Rural, 111-11atcl Rhenish. 7: i T gz e Greet latzemboors shares, It 1-10—Greek 11j -Yezican per Ont., 871 S—Apanlsh Passives, 34—BritIsh and Antenna. Inhume Banking Compsuy (Lhallo0), 61 p.—Merenntila and Zaehanp Bank ,IJmiterli, 45 ea R—Nateonal Bank el liverpool IVr e tedk a tt p. T . l l ll l l6 lB niaL ISOM/ at I pz:r.1,115 Yarl ~.1 1•1144 ,1 111 646 n —La*: tarbee ,Litnited), lf 1340 p Marine. 7-10 5 p.--Qesen Imamate, 1$ p.—Ualon Marino (Ualted), 31-16 f p.- Great Ship, 175 per cent. pref.. 4s. Id, 4s. Id—National Roam Nar*Glon Crimper,, 5 146 5 046 946 p. A DANOMOUR LUNATIC. —A tragical circumstance occurred in the Belfast y lineedlee on Monday morning. A yoaus man named M who was given into cus tody the previous n*ht as a dangerous lunatic, was allowed to lis unsecured, on thi guard bed in the general room, and at about half-past 1 o'clock a.m. he rose sad °Demised with the constables in chine so calmly as to lull their vigileace. Watching his °pear -1 timity, he suddenly drew out of the chimney Cue a large , inn &am., shout 10th weight, which be brought down with dreadful violence us the bead of another prisoner, as old man named M•Grath, who bad been found in the etreste slightly istozioated. and brought in by the police to shelter him from the inclemency of the weather. He was about repeating the blow, when a constable caught his arm. The old man, without a groan, fell forward on the bars of the pate, receiving two other wounds. The blow mimed • wound between three wad four inches broad. The sharp iron instrument cloudy Gut the skull and penetrated far beneath it. The wounds were dressed, and the uefonueate man miaowed to the hospital, bet there ma maned, be • doubt that the result will be fatal. OrlanaTax 817011 Casa-Sugar has been made in Mean the pale seem trews sew variety of ewes known as the oMheiesa. The eager is atsepp std as hies • very lies artiste. The gime Is apeeewfd w to be of a superior de scription, Mending well es the posed, and not easily blows down by the wind ; sad that its yield of syrup is fully cme-third more from • given quantity of juice thee m °Masai from any other ease. Om important coosideratios is the reedy convertibility of she syrup tato sager, being in that respect far superior to sorghum, the juice of which is difficult of granuLition.—New Fork paper. piir I ii. il 21 i = xi it IP f ? l i dis 111 1 rdls _ dla a Pour Itois pm Tel MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOwpow. The stock markets to-day are vary quiet, busi ness being almost exclusively confined to the completion of the fortnightly settle ment in shares and foreign stocks. Prices generally are firm. The funds remain at yes terday's qdotations. Home railway stooks are slightly better, and an advance has taken place in some of the speculative foreign bonds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Beater's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 66fr..35c., being fie. lower than yesterday. Console are now quoted 911 to #, ex div., for money, and 91} to f, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent Consols, for money, 911, 1; ditto, for account, 91# ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, #, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, I, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 14 13-16 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1061, ; ditto Bonds, par ; Five per Cent. " enlaced rupee paper, 104 i ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., Bs., 9s. dis. The speculative foreign stocks are better. Greek, Mexican, and Spanish Passive have risen about 1 per cent. The market is inactive, the settle ment being in programs. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish, 1854, Loan, 891 to 904 ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 711 ; the Consolides, 474 to 48 ; Greek, 242 to 25 ; Mexican, 371 to 3 ; and Passive, 344 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 1004, ; Greek, 244, ; ditto for account, 241, 25 ; Italian, 701 ; Mexican, 374, # ; ditto for ac count, 374, 3, 4 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881 ; Portuguese, 1856, ea, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 894 ; Spanish Passive, 334, 4 ; ditto for account, 34 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134, 4 ; Turkish, 1858, for amount, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731 ; ditto 1862, 71, 701. The shares of the Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company opened this morning at 11 to 21 prem., which is also the present price. International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 5 prem. ; General Credit, 2f to f prem. ; Lon don Financial, 81 to At prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 21 to 2} dia. ; Egyptian Trading, If to 1I prem. ; Merchant Banking, 4 to f prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2/ to 2} prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 11 to n prem. ; East London Bank, 2} to 3 prem. ; Discount Cor poration, 31 to 41 prem. ; Floating Dock, / to 11 prem. ; Contract Corporation, to 4 prem. ; Consolidated Discount Company, 1 to 11 prem. ; and West India and Pacific Steam, 1 to If prem. The discount market presents the increased acti vity usually experienced during the closing days of the year. A brisk demand prevailed yesterday in all quarters, including the Bank of England, where the broken have re-appeared as applicants for advances, the Bank's charge being now the same for advances on bills as for discounts, though during the recett pressure the former were ex ceptionally charged 1 per cent. higher than the latter. . _ Only 3,000/. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday. The mail steamer Parana, from Brazil for South- I ampton, has arrived at Lisbon, with 2,7801. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no alteration of importance. The rates were as follows: Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.194 to 11 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 4; Rotterdam. 3 mouths, 11.194 to 124 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.671 to 724 ; Bamberg ma. balm, three months, 13.71 to lit ; Paris, 3 days, 75.27110 .. 35 ; ditto. 3 months, 26.70 to • Frsakfort-ort-thir 3 months, 1194 to ; 81. Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 334 to >i ; Vises*, eff. flo., 3 isouths,l2.2l to 35 • Trieste. o ff . do., 3 mouth% 12.25 to 35 ; Madrid, 3 month s, 474 to 48; Cadiz. 3 mouth'', 474 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Gatos. :i mouths, 25.90 to 95 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; 'Naples, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 95; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 95 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 95 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 4. It would appear that the favourable movement of 4 per cent. in the Bombay exchange, referred to in private telegrams yesterday, is erroneous, the rate being scarcely better for this country than by the previous accounts. The Board of Trade returns for the month of November indicate a continuance of the remarkable expansion of the export trade, which has latterly attracted so much attention, occurring as it does in face of the war in America, and of the partial paralysis of the cotton business. The total exports of home produce and manufactures for November were valued at 12,758,323!., being more by 2,996,8131., or 30 per cent. , than in November, 1862, and more by 2,883,5611., or 29 per cent., than in November, 1861 ; and the exports for the eleven months of the present year have reached no less than132,135,368L , exceeding by 18,854,5891., or 16 per cent, those of the same period of last year, and by 16,780,3641., or 14 per cent., those of 1861. The increase extends over nearly every article of export, but is greatest in some of those textile and mineral branches which contribute most largely to the profits of labour and of capital. The increase in the value of the cotton manufactures exported is very re markable. Cotton " piece goods " figure for the large sum of 3348,884/. for the month, against 1,599,3431. in November, 1862, and 2,778,824/. in I November, 1861. The woollen and worsted menu- I factures appear from the official figures to be expanding greatly—a result which is probably due lin some degree to the partial substitution of rela tively cheaper woollen fabrics for those of cotton, now so high in price. The Mauritius Land Credit and Agency Company (Limited) has issued its prospectus this afternoon. This is in every point a highly respectable under taking, even apart from the stamp which is con ferred upon it through its being organised and in troduced by the International Fivancial Society. It is another of those useful associations whose operations consist in transferring capital from the ordinarily over-supplied home market to the colo nies, where its fertilising influence is so much needed. The legal rate of interest on mort gages in Mauritius being 9 per cent., the company will be able to preserve such a margin all will enable them to reanse a considerable profit " on the Slllllll amount of paid up capital required to conduct the business." The Credit Foncier system of a sinking fund is to be adopted, and the company's investments, besides being limited to „first mortgages, are to be strictly . limited in amount. The boards of direction, both in Loudon and the Mauritius, represent very satisfactorily the com mercial interests identified with the colony. The capital is 250,000/. in 12,600 shares of 201. each, of which 1,500 are reserved for Mauritius. It is not contemplated to call up more than 41. per share. The brokers are Messrs. P. Cazenove and Co. and George E. Seymour. The prospectus of the Western Fire Insurance Company (Limited) is also in circulation, with a proposed capital of 1,000,000!. in 100,000 shares of 101. each, of which the first issue is to consist of 25,000 shame. There is a deposit of 10u. per share, and 10s. more is to be paid on allotment, beyond which, the prospectus states, " no further call is anticipated." Phis undertakinq is established in connection with the Western Life Assurance So ciety, which was formed in the year 1842. Through this «inflection the new company will have the advan - tags of a large number of organised agencies in full working order, and will thus be able to get into operation at once. It is also promised that the formation of the company shall entail only a small expense. The chief offices are in London and Manchester, with branch offices at Birmiugbam, Liverpool, Plymouth, Shrewsbury, Bradford, and other important places. The direction is respect ably composed, with a strong infusion of the pro vincial element. We have received a copy of the bill which is being promoted by the London Joint Stock Bank in the 101 11 3 Pin 1 i t 9 10 1 pro —dl, ds It 14_ le_ - i i i 4 . ,E. Roliandaai TraLLAr.o. IL I BAyrisollonthern (L) Copenhagen (Ungted) C rrlntension IDningi=tepekt(L) I Do _ _ OL ameba sie► 6 p. e. Dalian Jonetlen..... . NoALlege I By the Da.ep. e.Prf . I Be* gov Northers of France.... Do. Ifewrib. (lee. at LPL) Lad LAyree g. 7 p. o. ri Do. do. d 0.... Nerweglan Trunk Prof. Meath AnkyrnaAldin) Park, Lyons, and Nadia. Park and Orleans _ irm ai rmi loyal asedialma 'Salmi Swedish. Do. 7 per coat 'Smashes sad Nesse Do. di par teak net Solara& ) `.'per `t Do. do Last ItlmesSenetiso glistislast. se Portugal. lisaihmem sr Frllllol Tads awl Sums. Pyodera 1 w ps. sol% Tr.Weent.otlrandPret JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. ( Mi. I BLIIIi. IPdI CL prices. 4 Bale. 20000 100 (Agra and U. See. II I 141 116 120 I 10,000 lOC :isnoeLanALl 26 18 19 pm 10,000 100 $ Do. Now lO IS II pin, 100,000 10 , Anglo Austrian =5OO 40 :Australasia all 76 78 1 7,500 40 , Do. New lO 10628 pm 10,000, 26 :Bank 02= . all . 03 17 1 e,OOO 100 Bask et 23,000 10 Book of (104,0 (10060)1 I par i pal wi t ilois 10,000 100 'Boatel 811 I.lls par 20,000 50 ,Badt a so 41 I 5,000 100 Bank of Wales ) 50,000 10 'Bank of New Zealand 60,000 53 Brasillas&Port 1 Sipes, 11,000 60 Illrlt. & American RE. 4 64pm , ICAO 60 ,British N. America . all 48 60 I 11,1041, 90 'Char.Bk. Brit. Columbia 10 1 l4pm 12.000, 91 C. Bk. lndia.Aus., Chinni all 70 ft 384 MK& U MAW. U. of India, Is. all 67 59 8 10 81 0 1" Vental I 10, .101 , Ito 40 0 1 1 *10,961 Mora. Bk. of Canada MI I I MAM 10 Kiseedl dated Bunk ( 0 ) 4 44 dim 114 MOO 10 'Continental (L) lO 1 1 dis 12.000 IS 'Slut London (Uselted) 1 2 II pm' 71 871 10,000 100 AngUsh am! Irish (tAm )1 10 14 044., II 25.000. :Bog:Scot &AuslChartd allV& 1:31 I 40040 SO liaglish and Swedish (L. 11 1 titini I 41A300' IS (Swope= Bank(Umi, 1 1 Odie 10,000 106 'llinduso.China&Jap. (L ted ), 25 7 4 8 l pia; 12) 10,001.110 llmperial Bank, Limaid 20 1 sew 136,000 20 Imperial Ottoman le 74 nem in 18 100,000 10 ;Laud Mort Bk. India (14 I 4 10,000 100 'Lemke Dank of Seat (L II Idis per 7 10,030 1111 'Wades and Brazilian ~ SI I 19 10 pm, 0000 166 ILlallAyras&B.Nado'L 0 911 pn349 for nos 004 1 111 Pa, 111 r., &S. &ad. (L) 17 . S t die, 60,000 , 10 !Loa. Cll.Bank of Asslat all I 27 274 ', 10,000 10 'Leedom and Colonial (L. 10 II 0 dui' 30,000 SO !amen and County la . 1164 574 :68 5,000 10 Loa. Bombs Con.ltz.(L) I par epm 00,000' * 1.4002 Mot Welt.— 10 17 Di ! 10,0110,1811 ben. and Ilkldleeez (L.) 10 Alai 10.000 10 Las. and Northern (L.) 0 4414 final 20,00 II Leadin& Bona Atrium all 26 17 IWO 6,000: 90 Do. Do. New all IS 20 1 10,000 10 lanillan&S.Ameriesa(l 7 1411* I pas' 0000 160 Lew &8. Western (Um lf 14 Ohl 60,000111 Lee. & Westminster 20000:10 Merchant lienh(Lialli v n:I 20,000' SO illareantile & KichsaiL. 10 .- 1.000 ISO Metro. it Prey. Bask (L * 1 S.ooo' 10 Do. Iteserved SI 1 -. 5,000111 Midland Bank (Lim.) , 10 1 10,000 10 National of Liverpool (L II 1 194 10,000 10 Who. of &island — 30,000. 116 Do. New al 2021 0 Mkaal Bank 11& IS iNww Swath Wales all SS 14 000,10 Pier Zealand (Wills& 0, 2 1 dfs WINN II lOrNatsl BankOarporn. all 01 ST Mt *Olllll .Plenfne. of Iceland 10 91 10 Ix' Is !Salm* ts4l„*Dolifii, s 11 slsos a 509 0 Do. Kew ILO& II loath Andras all 19 41 10,011 IN Slaw/ ot B. & Attics 4.21101 Do. do. 011, 0 , Union of Australls_ *41011141 Talon of Ireland (Um )IN 24 14 10 WWI 0 [Than of London ll 0 41 484 DUI:BTU'S ITOCEL Na 1 sh. 1 hooka IPd I CIL 'ekes. I Sass Mil = 11. ALAI& 4 p.o. Nu. 111 IS Se St. 6.lllSuL,4p.e.lays.fol HS 0 101 010,010 St. o.Wsta.—W.M.-04., p. 0.. Jan. & July.... ISO 101 10 {lf,oll 94. Lane.&lll.4p.e./ssally 100 11 101 — 440,140 IL los,Drlsls4p.e.Jasany 100 11 111 *NM IL LAN. W.o.e..lsa.i.fsly 100 10 101 mai IL Ils. If p. card:July 100 11 ST 111,1f01 11. L&S.W.,l4..e.lara.&lsly 100 96 101 --. .... IA Ilidl.utd,66.cian.*Jals 100 09 11l .... IL N. Brltleh. &P. &D. 8., I 6y. 41,.. Feb. & An_ 100 100 111 — 92,131 It. I N.lstrs.,4 p.e.JasiTudy 100 ft 90 .... , et. 1500t.N.1.,4p.c.Ap.&00,. 11:41 I ORDINARY ARAMS AND RYMER towel mum .311 o: 36,000 Y ;MemUloa (Welled) 20,000: 20 'Australian 76,000 1 Bou Accord Cop. (Um ) 10,000' 6 Brasil.L/34 Co L Z 16,000 1 10 Cape Copper ILlndted 26,000' 3 Copula Silver( 12,000, 40 Cobre Copper 10,000' 113 Coplapo tlansited) 104,00111 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 76,030' 1 Du HouutCop. (Lim; 26,0001 3 Rad Del key (Limited) 32,0001 3 Fortuna (U&ted) MOM IS General 02,000; funuoda (Limited) .ipaN loisliW. 108,000; _•. _lo.oni iii:iiil 150:0001, 15,0001 43,174 1 50.000 10,0001 00,00, swan (Limitcd).. /LAMMAS 8re5.?.11.11, IN.EhineentS.Aus.i.. Iron=dpBUverLest Port ...idly aliens Barb. Gold M. (4)1 decatish Auatral. 03341 lan John del Boy (hia.l United Mexican (Inn. VallansameaGoid(Liza. Vancouver Coal U. Worthing I.lraltad) I Yailanalautana (Lie 1 0011PAIIIRL IN. I CL prim. Anglo-Mexican Mint Atlantic 10 Sian St. (L) Amaral= Ageicul IftlildWaltrMOrkil ([0 'Bombay Gas (Limitsdl British Am.vican Land 'B. & 1. Mag. Tel iL) Diitish Indian Tea (L ) British Iran ''Canada Agency Y. (L) ItCanada Lad'..) 'Ceylon 'Coen. of=ar.(L) , Cop PiLIM . ProLTip.c. Do. Prereiresos Do. fp. et. Pimp. Deb DiorsosatOmpwanna(L L Intik Drag. (it Cana =LirCals.& ltd. (L. Telegraph ling and AntC 0 Credit& Sin.oltT(ii Gen. Steam Navigation Grad Ship L.) 371p.c.p Hudsonlatai internat. Einan.Soc. Itallanlrrig. Cay. Do. e p. e. S.la. r 1 Jointatook Doseount(L)l Do. New Load. Africsu Trading _ ITe Le If SI N 9 i Par i Pol U I i U le i I Wm li 8 In 84 2 1 4WD I Par 1 Prn Si 114 111 1111 12h US it - iilm WI Par 11 2 pos 10 108 li 4 - 1. 1 171 v i 1 4 pu2, rt' la sthi 84 87 VW 11144.: food. Idina.. Area L lead. O. Omnibus C. Madras ken. & Caul )(edit. llzlen. (L Mortimer& ItAeme.(L Natal lead & OoL C. IL 1 National Ma. Co.. IL Nerbodds Coal & 1 IL Do. New_ __ _ _ 2 %Pm 2 6 Si Si ,pm e 1 pa 41 6 pas liPm pat limu Zealand Loaa(L) N. RONA Australis (L) 'Oriental Commerelal(L Oriental Gas (Llmltodt Do. New Orieutleland Steal' 'Ottoman OM Peel NIL land 4 Ina ( 'Peninsular! O. IStemel Do. New 9netwada L.& IL(Is t 11 s 1 11 Issi a vs vs u ups Ithiloner 'roe Do. New le /111 ei 9 i ft 18 !11,. 74 7s 148 148 Bt} 1/04 0 10 i I 91719 10} 11i alo J. City laapeoe. (WI !Ditto ditto Royal Dail Stasis Scottish Aug. Irv. et.) , IL liken' N. t It I. loath Migraine lead Saban:toe Telegraph Do. Kern Truentageoryothea.L T.aL Co.& U. ,ValtedlL Tele' Oa (I) I Vaa Diemen's Lad—. PREFERENCE /MARE& Crest Loewe, &item Dena, 4 per cent London 86 London and Brighton, 7 per cent. preference stock, 156 i. TrICIW - 10,i00110 - WO* 10,000 15 10 47,0001 10 10,000; 6 6.000 i SC SUMO. 11.6001 10 ~a~ y 47,004 8,911. tie! 25,000 21 40,000 10 10,000 VI 100214511 110.890 t at 217,000, 10.000 100 ;0:0070,7 1 : fo.osel itmeol ii:oo , Jl 10,000 000,000 i, 20.000 113,000 17,000 iii:oio 10,000 {.YSO~ 2Y.7W 200.0001, ~o,eoo' 14,100, 1:80,0001. ao,oool so,oool lo,soo! St. 60 60 Iti in 10: k s coming session of parliament. The objeet 4Or bill is to enable the directors, with the assent alio shareholders, "from time to time to transfer ea much as they think expedient of the guarantee fund from that fund to the account of the paid-up cepa& of the bank, and to the credit of the sharehoihat of the bank in proportion to their respective Ames in the capital of the bank" The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ',- pointed Friday next a special settling day is the shares of Muntz's Metal Company (Limited), which are to be marked in the twice a week official lixt. A circular announces an increase of the capital of the East Loudon Bank (Limited) from 600,000 L to 1,000,000/. by the issue of 8 1 000 additioall shares, at a premium of 1/. 10s. per share. The annexed memorandum relates to the dims lut,ion of the Oil Wells Company of Canada The Directors of the Oil Wells Company of Canada. sate bed by the personal visit of one of their board, sad by the repasts of their special commissioner sent out from Ballast le Canada, that it would not be for the interest of the share holders to acquire posimeloa of the oil wells and Lad (2,%111 acres) in Western Cease* for the purchase of which at 25,0001. they land provisionally contracted, andtirubeecisent/y learning from their local agents that matey of the meat productive wells in Oil Spriegedirtrict had ceased yieldiagiey supply except by the expensive promss of pumping, have recommended in a circular recently issued the return to the shareholders of the amount of subscribed capital withoutasy deduction and the dissolution of the company. Tits dope. sits are now in course of repayment. _ The Mercantile and Exchange Bank at present occupying temporary offices at 41, Mincing-lane, have purchased thebanking.house, No. 4, Lombard street, where their business will be carried on so soon as the neon sary alterations are completed. A call of ba is to be paid on the class A, or pea ference abases of the East Indian Iron Company by the 20th January. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., and Messrs. Glyn and Co., have announced the interest due the bit January on the Canadian Consolidated Five per Cent. Stock. We understand that the capital of the Consoli dated Discount Company (Limited) has been fully subscribed for, with a large excess. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stook Ex change list of last evening : Insomnoa. —Albert Medical Life and Family Eadeemset. n i Alliance British and Foreign 15) ; Atlas, 13j ; Britt& sad Foreign Marine (Limited L , ; Commercial ITaise. to 1 Empire Marina (Limited), 3.( to ; 51 to a • • I mperial Fire, 380; Indemnity Marine, 144 ; Lew The. 41; Ueda°, 48 ; London and Lancashire Fire, 3to ; Marine, 98p. North British and Mercantile (Limited), 17 ; Ocean Marine, 20' Thomix, 151 to ; Kock Life, 131 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 5 to j. Docks.—London, 70 to 1; 84 Katharine, 69a, 701, to 691. Gaslight and coke.—Great Gears]. 171 ; Imperial Ose. Borstal. PA) to 9. ax dir. ; Laedoo, 86 ; Malta and Mai - terransan (Limited). 41 ; Surrey Consumers, 19 to 4, az sE; Westminster Chartered, 87+; ditto New, 48; to : ; Wasters. 16a to a. Waterworks—Eurt London. 133. _ The subjoined notice has just bees issued by Messrs. Harkey and Co., the nkers : 7. Feachorehntreet, Dos. 28. Mews. Hackey beg to inform their fries& that on awl after lot January next their Manlove will be conducted under the title of " The Ommobdated Bank," but that di cheques drawn on Massa Hankey. or bills payable at their house, may be pared u usual, aid will be paid to heretofore. TM:DAT Emma Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to I, ex div., for the 7th January, were first marked to day 911, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 1, and for the next sa -1 count, which is fixed for the 3rd February, 9t to 4. The "continuation" to February was * pee cent., which is at the rate of about 51 per omit. per annum. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money %iv 4,1, 1 ; ditto, for account, 914, 9 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, f ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4. ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1; ditto Bonds, par. 6s. die. ; Four per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 95. The India Five per Cent. stock was quiet. India Bonds were dealt in at 6s. die. to par, and Exchequer Bills at 63. to 4s. die., showing ne alteration. The foroign stock market was heavy, especially in the afternoon, wl.en a fall took place in the princi pal speculative stocks. The shares of the financial companies were firmer. International closed at 41 to 5 prem., and General Credit at 21 to 21 prem. while Loadea Financial were se. higher, at 81 to 1:0;, prem. Hudson's Bay were again 2e. Si. worse, at 21 t. 24 . dia. ; and Egyptian Trading steady, at 11 to I Prem. Some supply of shares having come on the mar ket, the shares of the Mercantile Credit Association have relapsed to 51 to 61 prcin. for money, sad 5 to 54 prem. for the account. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 141 to 151 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 5 to 51 prem. ; Universal Marine, fr to 1 1 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 34 to 4 prem. ; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 18 to 4. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 11 to 24 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2t to 24 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, to 1 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 31 to 4 prem. ; Merchant Bank, 4to 44 prem. ; Discount Corpo ration, 31 to 41 prem. ; - Littlehampton Steam, 5 to 54 prem. ; Coosolidated Discount, 1 to 11 prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 11 to 21 prem. ; Ne :- atadt Charcoal Iron, 1 to 11 prom. ; and Naiad's! Provincial Aerated Bread, 11 to 11 prem. MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwit. The dealers being still occupied with the for.- nightly settlement, the transactions in the mining market continue upon a restricted scale. Nangilea shares have improved to 304 to 31, while East Russell have declined to bi to 4. East Caradon are quoted 261 to 27} •, East Lovell, 81 to ; North Crotty. 6to • and Marke Valley, 6to 4. There is mace more business in the Stock Exchange. With the exception of Cape Copper, which are better, colonial, as well as foreign mining shares, present no alteration. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received, by telegrams from Lisbon, the following report, dated Metre Velho November :—Produce 11 days of No vember, 13,880 oitavas ; yield, 6,762 oitavas per ton : remittance, 80,362 oitavae. Good supply of water. Working full speed. The Committee of the Stuck Exchange has ordered the shares of the Anglo Brazilian Gold Company (Limited) to be officially quoted. The share certificates of the Creuver and %Vheaf Abraham Mining Company are now ready to be exchanged for the bankers receipts. A petition for the winding up of the Silver Vein Mining Company (Limited) is to be heard before the Vice-Warden of the Stannaries on the 4th January. At a two-monthly general meeting of the adven turers in Hingstou Downs, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance iu band of 168/., and an estimated balance against the mine, for the meat two months, of M. fis. 4d. A colt of ls. per share was made. The two-monthly general meeting of the sham holders iu Pendeen Consols Miuo was held yeeterda:, . The account for the two months' working—October and November—includes 4401. eipended on secoar.t of the steam stamps lately erected on the mine. and shows a loss of 4801. 15u. 7d. The roars) balance-sheet, including this balance, shows a balance of 7611. 18s, 4d. against the mine, bet against this roust be taken the tin stuff on Use mine, at surface, being 20,000 sacks, valued at 3,0001., which would show a balaneeof 2,232/. la Pd. in favour of the mine. A new 32-inch stainpist; engine was set to work on the 2nd instant, awl ! , 1 working in a satisfactory manner. The contra:t price of the engine and stamps is 1,4.50/., to par which a call of 6s. per share was made. The committee were re-elected. The agents estimate that a profit of 1,0001. will be made during the cooing two months. The body of a man, dreadfully mutilated, hem Jost been totted in a ditch at Bedew& To the bowel WA attached a paper, bearing the weeds Cerosia adalteri Deb adulterers beware). seed as Id& TOM I sal ✓e a N up I am V: Dd at Mitts days' I pa the Le erier relight heel& I, bat the Di de :~ I f