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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) .JURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Bofors the Judge Ordinary.) ODSTONE S. LIDsTONE AND EDMONDS. 1. IL ch am b er s, Q.U.. and Dr. Spinks for the peti t.: Lopes for the reepondent Mr. /hidalgos', sod Mr. Cole for the co.respoodent. oert Lidstone, a workman in the Devonport Dockyard, al for a divorce, on the ground of his wife's adultery ,so attorney named Edmonds, one of the partners of a mlarge practice at Plymouth. He claimed 5001. from w-respoodent WI damages. The respondents bmides 1 .1 ple.aled almost every possible defensive allegation. kJ marriage took place is 1850, the respondent, then p Parks, being a girl of 17 or 18. There had been one The flurried life of the parties was stated to have s aw most happy conceivable, until the respondent be riemsinted with Edmonds. At length, in Mar, 1862, , : vh.ind quarrelled with the respondent on amount of her ory with the co-respondent, and she left him. The child ~iced in the charge of her mother, who had marrieds per. wiled Cleat, but the respondent herself disappeared. [toll she was traced to No. 13, Victoria place, Stoke natl. where she was living as Mrs. Bond, the wife of a a rmed traveller. This Bond was identified as the co. . . . . . . Re ewe wan not concluded when we wet to press.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans.) IN RC R. T. WALLACi. bankrupt was a colonial broker, of Misciag-lane, r, and elsewhere. This was the sitting for ermine. „I discharge. The accounts prepared by Mean. sod Dubow oboe unsecured debts of 2.6371.. with f about 300/. There ant also liabilities on account ral of Long, Wallace, and Rolfe, of 2,076/. AMOS', for the assignee', offered no opposition, and Amps posed and obtained his order. IN RE CHARLES! BIANCONt, JUN. unkmpt, who is the son of Mr. Biaoooni, the eels- Irish car proprietor, came before the court described (Malian, aed in no profession or employ, with • long of addresses, chiefly in Ireland and on the cat, but the last of which was the New Sesfonl, Susses. His debts are 9,3801., trifling amount of assets. At the last sitting ction we taken that there was no sufficient rein thin the jurisdiction so as to entitle him to petition ; and it was arranged that the matter should be to-day, coo a motion to dismiss the petition. Reed appeared for creditors, no assignee having u ; and Mr. &resod for the bankrupt ; Mr. Aid redly, the of assignee. said be represented venous creditors, including itebell, Mr. Harris, and others, who asked that the should be dismissed, on the ground that the bank not resided or carried on buena within the s of the court for the requisite period prior to of the petition. The question was, eke • whose residence was in Ireland was entitled deed for some tem arms% and then bankrupt. He bad resided in Ireland up to ,pril last, when he came to Eogland, and took se at the Seaford Hotel. Sumer. Oa the 6th of following he filed his petition. =Weeper— Yon my that the convenience of the make" that the petition should be dealt with in id cot here ol mid that was so. The bankrupt bad only re p months and two weeks at the Seaford Hotel. , creditors, 17 of whom resided in Ireland, 30 in in Es.' ad, and 1 in Brussels. The debts in to 6,8331., out of 8,1331. of unsecured 86th section of the act of 1861, • might obtain adjudiaatioa against himself; section required the petition to he filed in the the bankrupt had resided or carried on biol. pia the court power to remove proceelinp rt or district to another. This bankrupt had carried on any business, and the question was he could be said to have resided in England the meaning of the act, merely because come here for • temporary purpose, and at an hotel till that purpose was When before Mr. Commissioner Goulbeiro, ;Lobar last, the bankrupt had admitted that petition was filed he had returned to his father's at Loogfield, in Tipperary, and that be had only dto get rid of his difficulties. In Munr o 's land down by the House of Lords, that • 400 for • temporary purpose was not BUM 101Bicile. , objected to the form of the application, to have been by petition, otherwise, there record on the files of the court of what had been the view of Mr. Sargood, and said was too late. Nothing can be more clear than that ht to be conducted in Ireland. That is r sense. that a great deal hart been done in the rt/ had been realised, and several meet- The creditors now opposing ought to at an earlier period. -I think the proceeding ought to be -Then the motion will be dismissed with the question of costs. ...usurious IN TILE COURTS. noticed the alterations in progress in three occasion to speak in laudatory terms of the provided in Mr. Commissioner Goal for the representatives of the press. couvenience, but on a more limited scale, on provided in this court ; two small sub capable of holding two parsons, having • apart for the reporters. This Aspire has bees so abridged, by the order, as we of Mr. Coassignee*, Fame himself. as to _ us Hie Hower kaa directed the reporters shell ■et be admitted to the , evesient of the two bosom, apparently name than that they would be likely to oh : knowledge of the preeeedinge of the court, and effectively discharge their duties. A more '‘e of a questionable power has seldom pro- Mr. Commissioner Fans. EPII/18ENTATION or BIICKINGHAM.—Notice , last night's Gazette, that the Spanker's warrant irction of a repreesetative for the county of Book ie the room of the Hon. W. G. Cavendish, raised will be issued at the expiration of six days. kit IN Isnu.—We fear that our ex . the Sitter,' fanatics oo the north-west will become a very ney "little war." The difficult, the perm most dangerous to those to foto* or hold them, sad the enemy formidable • somber, or resources. The fanatical tribe --a of the disturbance have 101 l impend others .3y have moss thew Ow with a Divine the Ferioghees. Not a few of the muti .re yews' beck are emoog them, with British to guide and anti• British hatred to in them. Up to the present our emonunters 'vivo sot resulted altogether bloodlessly, or with to ea. We fear there is so doubt that the 'liters' OW Neville Chamberlain, was wounded resign the commarid. This is a very serious esergy, shility , and cireumspecto are lire. 'ock succeeds him. But at present the matter as unpleasant aspect, that we rejoice at a force being assembled at Lahore for field 0111 a lane sale. It seams not improbable that instead of playing at soldiers, may have to en he realities of war.-- A nay and Nary Gautte. SHOLICIITNEM ExeraINENTS. —There were of esperimenta yesterday in ea:isle:ion with At • thousaed yards the GOD-pounder • steel shell through the Warrior target Sheen moored out at sea for the purpose of being but the 300-pounder unfortunately mimed it tour tied shell bursting in the ipin—and hence there sity afforded of comparing the relative effect -.. It may, however be added that the effect l's bunting was terrific, and shook the nee. The initial ve l oc it y o f th e 600.potat r a 1,150 feet per second. igh Arri-Protusr SoctEry.— In the eyes a every Mixe-flght is a misdemeanour, in which all re part may b e pun i s h e d ; and • consp i racy to promote egal crime. It mast be ble to puntsh fight is over, even if the fight itself cannot be 1 It would be very strange if there were so means log ern those railway companies which knowingly oil! lend their assistance to the commission of the All that seam to be required is that there should body of sentiollcal officers to watch all attempts low, and to follow up afterwards in the pursuit snotcrions law.bres ker.. A few thousand pounds olably lag to extinguish prize-fighting in Eng the mosey were 'peat in paying society's officers PO" lag then is communication with the police.— t &nye. Put ousnt—Yesterday afternoon Tom King, tr, put is as appearance at the office of our we , Bees Life. lie was accompanied by several of at, erns" To show the general state of public muscular Christianity," it has only to be rums t for more than four boars the Strand, opposite was so crowded that the traffic of the street was t shape to • this, camber stream, sad whoa the the dg" arrived the Amnon and sheeting usendsd wide, whilst the thoroughfare became • perfect This coqtiened about a quarter of as hour, that King was paying his respects to the Oa examining him es In stood talking to here vim not a mark to be seen *rood peel oti the nose, sad what the perinhar the Ring would term " a monsa,"or dieter th e left eye. Heenan is, we bear, slowly re formerly challenged Jim Mans,. and beset !it ea the morning of the fi ght. Mace hes front 200 f. to 5001, and the champion's bats so 'suds do not think that his preteeeions sly disposed of, we shall, in all probability, mstch for the Spring,—lra, bankrupt was a y. and elsewhere. sad discharge. Th sod Dubom shoe of about 2001. The tirm of Loeg, Walls Dubois, for the am tsokrupt posedand o IN RE CHAN • bankrupt, who is Irish ear proprietcw votleman, and in no of addresses, chi it, but the tai lintel, Seaford, S . a trifliog automat Ojectioa was taken t within the jurisdicti ~urt ; and it was an I today, on a mot . E. Bead appeared I chosen ; and Mr. Seal appearedlor the °(6c Reed said he repro' I itchell, Mr. Harris, xi should be dwmiast bad not resided or 'idion of the court f ling of the petiti person whose mid . to England for sot himself bankrupt. ?th of April list, who abode at the Seaford • t following he filed I Commiesiooer— You requires that the and cot here ! Seed said that wax three months and ti , 83 creditors, 17 of , 3 M England, and d amounted to 6,83 Br the 86th a pt might obtain rnth section mull t where the bankrn and also gave the oo re court or district carried on any b • be could be ea the meaning c come here for pat up at an I bad. When bet 30th October last, 'y the petition was 6 re, at Loogfield, in to England to pat rid had been laid doe residence for at create a domicile. otrobjected ' o have bee be DO record on the Aldridge supported application was t Commissioner— Not •kruptcy ought to r of common setae Aldridge said that • Ica ; property had • been held. The c • forward at 11111 Commissioner—l th Sargood—Then the Honour reserved the ALTRI/MON recently notiued the god bad ocesaiou tc tine provided 's court for the convectional, be been provided it lath capable of set apart for • space has be •finned. of Mr. Cot it almost tussle' the reporters sbJ convenient of • other reason than tl letter knowledge of more effectively di • t exercise of • quint • from even Mr. Coo REPRRSENTATIC in last night's Ga election of • repel in the room of tl peerage, will he is 'OTHER WAIL IN spinet the Sitt of India will bowl ry is difficult, the i • piing to force or bolt their numbers a lithe nucleus of the Fetid that they hal Co to extirpate the Fe of fire years' beck 4 8 to guide sad it them. Up to them have not multi faction to ea. We loader, General 8s N taiga the for his energy, shill ridGarrook secceole inch as soldesas f.et of a force being -netts ea a large scal force, instead of Pk] ter the realities of won • SHOLBURTNESS .bar series of experirr Wilda. At a tl re *eat a steed al re bed been moored a at) ; hot the 3100-poo ' • — tie third shell lair 00 opportunity afford s * moos. It may, h .bet's bunting wi *ORE The ini cal was 1,130 feet ; • 4101 411) Alert-Put la ' 476 7 nriee-figh - , leePlut may be punt H t it6elf . 19101 aim aft Is ov er , el ted. t 'meld be pe, hiog even those rai :Unify lend their an • All that seem. t body of lemi off< k the law, and to ft most notorious 14.-I probably eaffee to it the mosey were putting th orn '4 Remy. It Puolum. —Ye sneer,Put in 00 Nero Lift, s aes at Anna" To s 'n nmealar Ch: !at for mire than ' • , •fe, wag so aro adei in shape to a thin • 4 the day" arrived I i wide, whilst the r. This continuo tine time that Kieg `floods, there On elan `ovnds. there was Di of akin peel on tI 'logy of the Rio g trader the left eye It He formerly c' weaved n en the for hoot 200 f. to Heiman's friends di i l° lo oeltly du o , ''other great snatch 1 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 1863. COMMITTAL OF .4 WIFE FOR THE MAN SLAUGHTER OF HER HUSBAND. ADJOURNED INQUEBT.-(THIS DAY.) This morning, Dr. La nkester resumed an ad journed inquiry at the Middlinex Hospital, relative to the death of Alfred Thomas Watertield, a tailor,-who died from the elects of a blow on the head alleged to have been in flicted by hie wife, Eliza Waterfield, with some heavy in strument- _ . Mr. Beard appeared on behalf of the accused, who was present with her solicitor. The Cormier read over the depositions takes at the last examination, which showed that between five and six o'clock in the evening of last Monday week, the deceased went home in a state of intoxication, when some words sod • fight ensued between himself and wife in the parlour, the wife stating that be first struck her, and afterwards seised her by the hair. She got away and ran into the shop, holding the parlour door to prevent his gettiog out. She, however, was compelled to relax her hold, end IIS he left the parlour he struck his head against the door. She had frequently applied to the magistrates for protection against his violence. She further said she did not strike him oo the head ; bat a police constable, who was on duty in Union-street, Middlesex Hospital, hearing cries of Police!" and " Murder !" went to No. 1, and through the rhop-window saw the wife strike the deceased on the head with what appeared to him to be a piece of iron. The wife ran away, and the constable, seeing the man bleeding, took him to the hos pital, where his head was dressed, and he then returned home, but was subsequently admitted into the hospital, where died from erysipelas, consequent on the wound on the head. Another constable searched the house for the weapon, and produced a broken tailor's yard stick, but which the former constable said was not the instrument with which the blow was given. The deceased had wished to give his wife into custody, but she could not be found. Tbs Coroner proceeded to take additional evidence. Jame* Kettle, residing in Union-street, said he woe pass ing the house of de ce ased oo the evening of Monday, the 23rd vlt. , and hearing the deceued and has wife quarrelling, he went into the shop. The gas was oat in the shop, but not in the parlour, and there was • gaslight oo the opposite side of the street. The deceased was on one side of the counter and the wife on the other. The husband appeared to be pursuing her, when witness saw her strike deceased oo the head with an instrument which she had in her hand. The deceased west into the parlour, witness following. Deceased sat down on a chair while the blood was flowing, and then went to the door and called • ' Police." There was a constable outside who took deosased the hospital. When witness entered the shop he thought deceased was intoxicated. A wooden instrument called a "long arm," used for hanging up clothe* in the shop, was here produced, u also two long irons, bent at each end to form holdfasts. The "long arm" had a wooden handle, with a sharp hook at the end, which the witness thought was the instrument with which the blow was inflicted. _ _ Polace-oonstable Boyce was recalled, and gave his opinion that one of the hone eras the instrument med. Mr. Pyle, the medical attend also Mr. Rogers, the dresser, who fret attended deceased. were of impression that the hook at the end of the "long arm" was most likely to produce such a wound. Mr. Beard having caused the parlour door to be produced against which the wife said deceased struck his head, • hoot was found in it which each of the medical gentleman said was likely to cause such • wound if deceased had fallen violently against it. The Coroner then summed up, when the court was cleared of strangers, and the jury, after • short deliberation, returned a verdict of "Manslaughter against Eliza Water field." FATAL ACCIDENTS AND SACRIFICE OF LIFE AMONGST WORKING MEN. An inquiry was held by Dr. Lankestei, at the Bank of England ravens, last night, respecting the death of Richard Durkin, aged 15 years, who was killed by a fall from a scaffolding. The deceased was employed in the repair of some houses in the Elgin•road, Kilburn, by a Mr. Thomas, of Portland town. The slaters were at work on the roofs, and there was • scaffolding placed 5 feet below the coping -stones; the workmen said that it ought to have been level with the roof. The deceased, who was • plasterer's boy, was sent on to the scaffolding to know what o'clock it was. The ladder by which he had to get back from it was so awkwardly placed that he fell oft and then rolled from the scaffold, there no guard or other protection. Re fell a frightful depth, and came to the ground on his heed. He died almost immediately. A slater said that the lives of the men were in combat danger. The passers-by used to stop and look up in weeder that the workmen were able to cling on to the rod. The deceased's life would have been saved if there had been • plank along the edge of the scaffold, as there would have ogee if it was necessary to save bricks from falling off. But the fact was much greater precautions were taken to save property than to prevent the loss of lives. When a workmen was kil le d, an investigation into the circumstances took place, but nothing was dose to prevent • recurrence of the mischief. Witness was him self within au inch of being killed on Thursday lest. Num bers of dreadful accidents were occurring every week that night be prevented if as much trouble were taken LI was taken to Nave eves bricks. The dorOnnreaidibat the men should go to their em ployers and say—" Our lives are in danger from the way the maffoidiag (or whatever it might be) is constructed -• take mash and such measures to prevent oar being injured." It their employers then neglected to do what was proper, sad anyone was killed in consequence, the coroner's court could interfere with effect. The workman said that the answers of the employer would only be " If you don't do it others will ;" and he would dis miss the man that complained. A juror said that it was frequently a sickening sight to me men at work on the sloping roofs, clinging like Lots, sad every vibration caused by the knocking of the hammer bringing them au inch or two nearer the edge. If the men complained there were twenty to take a vacant plies. Some protection ought certainly to be supplied by the masters. Aker some further diecuesioo epos the matter, the pro ceedinp dosed with a verdict of " Accideatal Death." MR. COBDEN AND LOAD HARTINOTON. The following letter has been sent by Mr. Cobden to the Marquis of Harlington : " Midhurst, 91/1 Dee., 1863. "My Lord,—You will, perhaps, be good moos* to lake an ortyly opportunity of oorrecting, publicly, your remit —I had almost said is —perenrsion of the mimed" which fell from me on Americas a ff airs at Rochdale. "While with my pen in hand, permit me to add, that, with better opportunities than your lordship of studying the system of popular education end the state of society in the New &gland Stehle, I did sot recognise much greater accuracy is what you dated to the Hadingden meeting on those subjects, than in what you said of myself.— I hare the honour to be, &c., " 11. COBDEN. "The Marquis of Hartington, M.P." The execution of the woman, sentenced to death at Chester for the murder of her mother, is Azad for the 28th. At preeent, the recommendation of the jury is the oely appeal which hue been made to the Home-office for mercy. The wretched culprit has been delivered of • child in prism, which was wily taken from her ou Thursday bet. A man named Philips, late drill sergeant to the Ormakirk Volunteers, was sent to take his trial at Liver pool yesterday, on a very aerie:ha charge. Hs had shot down • Mr. Reynolds, on Thursday night, under the slight est provocatioo. The weapon which Philips carried was a six•Wrelhod revolver, every chamber of which was loaded. Forttutately, be only inflicted • slight wound. SHOCKING ISLILDER IN WILTSHIRE—A horrible murder has just been perpetrated at Braglaod Bottom, West Liogton, • thinly populated district jest within the borders of Wiltshire. The victim is a coal-hawker named Kendall, who resided at Kiogawood, but up to Lot night the police had not succeeded in capturing the murderer. or, as is suspected, murderers. It appears that the unfortunate man was in the habit, when hawking his coal, of lying down by the roadside to take • sleep. and on Tues day sight, after turning his donkeys into • field and unharnessing a pony he bad drawing • cart, he had prepared his bed on the leeward of the latter, and betook himself to rat. It was iu this defenceless condition that the poor man seems to have been attacked by his cowardly assailants. The instrument used in the commission of the crime appears to have been • sort of combination of the billhook and pick, and the wounds inflicted upon the mares head were of the most frightful character. An Monad was opened on Thursday, bet was adjoursed.—Werrern Daily Press. Taarric Receirrs.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the Coked Kingdom amounted, for the week ending December 5, on 11,028 miles, to 563,720/., and for the corresponding week of last yam, on 10.578 miles, to 517,9501., allowing an lacrosse of 450 tildes, and of 45,770/. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the following 15 rail ways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,790 miles, to 00,4011., sad for the corresponding week of 1862, on 7,596 miles, to 415,2001., showing an increase of 194 miles and 35,9011. in the receipts. The I OCTOLGO 011 the Caledoeiso amounted to 1,6241. ; on the Great Eastern to 2,8381. ; on the Great North ers to 1,7341. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 422 L ma the Great Western to 3,995/. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 3,5631. ; on the London and North - Western to ' 9,0051. ; ea the Leedom and South Western to 1,8451. ; on ' the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1,0644 ; on the Midland to 0531. ;as the North British to 1.0291 ; on the North-Eastern to 5,9521. ; total, 36,8041. Bat from this moot be deducted 1,5201., the decrease on the Landes, Brighton, and South Coast, and 1771. on the South Easters, leaving the iocrease as above, 35,2011. The roods and mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 273,2g11 and for the corresponding week of 1662 to 24+1,433/., showing an lacrosse of 24.850/. TM receipts for peassegers, wools, he., amounted to 177.1181., arsioet 146,7671., showing an ire:seam of 10,3511. The traffic receipts on 63 °thee hoes amounted, on 3,218 miles, to 113,319/., and for the corre sponding week of lest year, on 2.962 miles, to 102,7501., showing an increase of 256 miles and of 10,5691. in the re ceipts. The total reoeipts of the peat weak show a deereme of 4,8851. as compared with those of tbe preceding week, ending the 1618 of November, and as compared with the oorrespondieg week of last year • considerable increaser in the trade of the country. SHARE GISTS--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwox. There is not much business in the railway market to-day, but the tone is rather firm, and the varia tions in prices are chiefly favourable. London and North Western stock is in renewed demand, and has risen per cent. Lancashire and York shire has also advanced I, and Midland and Great Western On the other hand, Metropolitan has declined per cent., and Great Eastern London and North Western stock is now quoted 1064 to ; Great Western, 63} to 3 ; 127 f to 1281 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 109}; Great Northern, 125 to ; Caledonian, 1174 to 118 South Eastern, 9b} to ; Great Eastern, 49 t o ; London and South Wedern, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 111 to 112. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. Foreign railway shares exhibit no alteration. Bahia, how ever, are inquired for. 492,00,j SD. p.c. Ilar.aSej., luo 1086310 It O.Nths.,Dp.c.Jaa.&J y!100 610,000 St. G. Wato. p. ct JAL & Ju1y....,100 415,000 St. Lane.&Yk.4p.e..laD&ll7lloo 630.000 J at iloa,lloo6.4p.c.Jes&Jlylloe 10232 , 13 St. ILAN. W.4p.e.loa.&Jely , loo SUMO, SD. I Do. fip.e..Jaa.&Julylloo 25%710 St. Lt&W..4p.o.Jaa&.lol: 100 St. • IlldJan.tip.e.lout.&Jal7,loo St. JY. Mash. D.P. &D. IL, j Fpp. ct., Ireb. & 100 84,431 St. JN.Zatro..4p.c.Jan&J•ly lM ISoot. N. Z.,4p.e..Ap.&001. Si 3 6 e 6 Pal l ldli pkr , 41", par l : 1 14n 1 pozi ldb pmr 16* 1711,121 9 11 pal II 2 dls , 27 18 ! i 65 66. M -- 11X 11' 37 1 Mr 1p 26 27 ldia par 71 79 4 6pm 1 2 pml 11 2 6e414 poi , 6 7 pmi Id II I 1 dis 56 67 PI fa 1 1 iplo! 18 40 SO 11 pas 10 It pm 61 66 10 4 ,24th xd 7 1 T. 78 4lli 1 7: 18 14i xe 7+ 303 - 16j MI ei 14/ 15 eii" 5! i In 19 40 39: I I'd 1(A. prices. 1 balcs. 81m.4 IS A 90 101 101 103 96 100 98 100 08 100 86 87 98 100 98 100 um= POelitelo3s. - f3h I Pd. I /LULL 70, I Cl 7a bg aterV e I 1111:: : 4-4-.T fel • ail , Atiaatlett St Lserisoe; 10 SI 40 8t.:100 I Beatßar.ltC.la.g.sp.e. l 104 1•7 110 111 1 Do. New j 1 Ipm , 75 1 Do. IC Merge lpm 201 1 elf ,Buffalo & Lake Boreal S Si 10 I 4 1 Do. Prefer's°, Si Si 100 1100 40., Break& Goderich 1001 66. c. Dda. Aug. 1,167 1! —.— —. 1160 Do. do. July 1, 1272 —. NO 1100 , Do. do. June L vn4l 81. ;100 ICG. et 21.11uterubp.e.g. 1$ 146 1t 1100 Cape T. al Dock (6. e.g. , 101 • lig 100 all Demerara.) p.e.per.prefi 81. ' 00 East Bengal go. sdo lO4 109 In. 100 Met Indian gu. sdo I 1062 107 1014 20 10 Do. G rateualon , 1 10 110 I Do. 11 do ll It. !PG Gaud Trunk of Canada 20 21 104 100 I all I Do. lat prof. hoods 72 74 731 100 aB l Do. do. dcfer,ed 68 In IN I al! Do. lad pref. Bondi. . 1 42 IN 67 240 IGI j Do. do. deferrod l 60 SS 100 ; all , Do. 3rd prof. :dock 100 , all ' Do. do. deferred NI 42 100 all I Do. 416 pref. Stock ! II 24 100 ' ell, Do. do. deferred' 12 11 Bt. .100 G reat Indian Perdosulal 11111 110 101} i 10 112 Do. pSW tent , 11 = 20 ,12 Do. Junior'', led I 12 Bt. 100 Gt. 8. of ladle 0.6 p et. 146 106 811.0 404 Do 41 per cent. — _ St. 1 2 Do , all Gt. Western of Curds 111 101 —. WC 11 Do. New lOl 11Idla 100 1 .11 100 1 all Do. do. do. 1877-8 MI SI —. 10 • 3 lodize 11. Waited 1 illel! 10 I 1 Do. New — Rt. 100 Madras goat. sp. cent. 106 i 1064 1061 6 at 100 Do. do. I IS .... .„ , 140 101 81. 100 Do. do. do.— 100 20 2 Do. Fifth Bt. 100 , Meth. Corp. 6 per a 114 60 I GI INlelb. sod Hobson'aßey, 67 60 10 sll J2.llrun.gt CartelaA &IS: 1 6 It. 1100 1 6.11.ofCan.0p.e.latp.B.1 22 80 /IL 1 100 • Selnde. gua. 5 pee omit., 100 107 106 St. 11011 Do. Delhi do lO6 106 20 2. t. IWO Do . o 4.15.b°,1 . .. 1 .4 10.bil —_ ... :10. Do. laduiflLFlG.:aw. 101 103 36,000: 2 , IJamolo4 (UmMed) ••1 ali t ii ald tPm - 20,000; 20 ;Australia& ' 7 1 - 75,000 1 1 , Bon AccordCop.(llm. ) ; ; - 10,000 6 IBrezILLAM.Co.(Lha.;I all I I ds 2/ - 15,000' 10 Cape Copper (Limited) 6if par - 26,000 2 10apela2ilrer(Liroited) 1 1511.:1 elle par - 1 0 _,000 40 ICohle Copper 1 all 28 28 - 10,000. 20 Copiapo 'Limited) ;18 ; 6 7 - 100,000, 1 Don Pedro, N. Del 147 i 4 s i / gal - 75,000 I Dry. Mount•Cop.(UM.,` all _ 26,000' 3 Xast Del /101( 1 1101100)' 11 l al - 25,000 1 1 'Fortuna (L.Wied) 1 all 4 31 20,000; IS 1 0eneral ; all 121 MI - 08.000; li IrarnindA (Limited) •• ' 1 1 4PP - 16,220 i 2 . Linares ! ll 74 01 7 10000; 6 :Lueltenian (Limited) l a 2 2 ! i dle - 103,815, 1 :MeriqulM. 1 all - 100,000 , 2 .111,AnreoeBras.0.36(L" AU Si i 1 00,000 1 'N.RhineC.of S.Ana. ilk f -- Ms - mow, 10 irontiglased6Uvenew2 All 6 7 - 10 ° , ; ,...7; f IZlT'utt.,...i , 1 l i lt. 1 1.. -_ 11.0 . ,.......) 1 ,16cottleh Austral (lha l :Ma par - Mom, 20 IA John del Hay Lbw); IA 167 09 - 43, 474' 1n 'Gaited Merle:en (Limp 9611 54 4 61 1 50,000) 1 ITaLlanniecaGold(Llts.) , 4 i I r - 10, 0 00, 10 'Vencourer Coal (Ulm)! 5 0 1 80,000 1 1180,51ing (Waked) 1 all 1 . I 1 1 45,000 3 .Yridammulana (Unal, an , 2/ If 124 atIeCKLTANZOI36. No. 150.1 Conrani3s. I Pd. I CIL price& 1 Isla 10,000 10 lAnedo-Mezicsa Mint .. all 119 10 ml: - ad 50,000 10 Atlantic RI liall BA (L)! all , - - I - 20,000 25 Australian Ag 21011.. ..1 19 1 19 21 - {7,000, 10 IferiloWaterworks (3..) all' 64 9 - 10,000 6 'Bombay Gas (U.Sledi 4il am 1 8 Pa - o.ooo' 60 'British Awrican Laud 40 . 22 - 534,79 d. 81. B. Al. Mag. TeL (LI. .;I'. 0 ; 68 02 1 - 12.500 20 &Well Indian Tea (1..)i 2 2 IPa2 2 4 20,000, 20 British Iron ., 17 6 8 : - woo 21 :Canada Agency Ae. (le )r M. - - 1 - '1,815' 221 Canada Land 1 ,1 e) - I 25,000' 20 Gerao Company - 40,000 10 ;Com. of Africaniler.(L) 1' par 1 pen - 12,000 21 ,C49.3l.lC, F ri& c lr e Ter.7lp.o., all l/9 21 - 10012251 Bt.loo 68 37 - 100,8301.: 84. Crystal Preferenee l4O ll6 119 - 277.000/. 81. Do. Bp. et ?erg D 46 1011 114 118 - 10,000 100 ! Dlecoanteorporationge, 21 4 0 1 4 8 40 1 7 50,000 10 !IL India 'trig. 6 Canal; 6 1 7 le 4 4 . .. 20 ;NeoptlenOnmelkTrd.(L I 1 1 14 2pm 879;9751. St. , Idetaric Telegraph lOO 1106 107 1 - 70,000 6 ling and Au.. Copper all ' 11 11 - 126,0001 20 0 c.edith Thant LontL 4 21 21pen 61 1 20,000' 10 Gen. Meem Navigation 14 27 le : - 330,000: 1 Irareer Ship 1 1 / 011 twil - 100,000 1 1 Do. 171 per cent. Frei 431 - - - 100000, 20 'Hudson's Bay l5 3 Wig 1211 IM,OBO 10 Internat. rinanloc. 11 5 47 4, 1 .p051 9 60,0,0 1 20 litallan frill!. (Can. C ar,) 0 2 die: - 10000001 , 100 : Do. op. c. Oda r 1 07* all SS 87 188 40,000, 16 :JohatBtooooiecomt(L) I 1 If pre 81 4 40,000 M Do. New a i u,sok - 20,000 26 toed. African Trading II - - - 12000 ; 6 Lou.l.District Teleg(L) AU If 2 - 20,000 60 Lond. Than Ara 1116 1 Sl5Bl'l3l 3,1 1 175,000' 4 Loud. G. Omnibrielt(L) all li 11 101 60,002 1 SO 'Madras Irrlis. a pm! 1 2 21pen. - 12,00 1 111 'Medlt. Hates. Tel. (re) au SI 54 ! 1 - 20 000 10 IM IS enato.CreoltAsso.(L; 41 pm- 22,600 IS i Natal Lend .81.53 L C. IL) 1 trill. 611 80,000 26 i Naboual Ols.Com. (L; 4 4 • - 0.00 10 , NtrbuddsCoal & I (L) 1 I , - 6,000 10 Do. New 1 224 1 1 - 20,000 26 N. Zealand T..% Lous(L! - - - 1d9,670 , 1 ,N. British Aescrela (L.' all - 100 000! 1 Oriental Cama (11a1544) all 1 4 - .0,0. 1 I Do. New 40,000 10 i thieutlulandnteanr(L) alt 1 ir 11 - 2 10,000, 6 Ottoman Gar (Waited) 2 4d {poi - 600,000(, Oh Peolltle.lond&Mla(L) 1110 47 49 20,000 50 ,Peninenier 60. steam all 82 84 110.000 1 110 1 Da New 3O 20 211 gen - 17,000 II IQmBgadaL,ll,&M.(l 3l - - - 10,0801 II ix/paw boa all 22 61 .- 10,000 16 i Do. New - 4,220 25 Rlo J. City Improv. (L) a la le - 55.760' M Ditto ditto 4 1 11pea - 15,0010 Royal Maintain llll TO Di - 200.000 L st. l {cnirdeh All.t. Taw. (1 IPe 143 140 - 10,000 so S. Able= M. t In. Oe 5 11 1 1 01 - 14,a0 26 .ouch A ueirohou Land all as 34 - 180,000 L; St.. SUblflil/160 Telegraph lOO 45 65 - 1 Do. Scrip all 1 2 - 1r,60 10 'Tnzat.tAnernfAue.L I par fpm -60,0M 10 :I', AI. n0. ge m11.4'211242 6 1 4 Pm rd -ad 30,000, 1 6 lhalladi.. Ting Co. (L) 11 1 dle par - 10,4001 10 'Van Dieneen's lone .. •• i Mi , 10 12 - PRZFERINCE SHARES. Ong Western, original prof. 41 per era. 991. North &stem ronsoliclatial prat 4 per oast.. 931 to 4. North fro, York, H. awl S. Porch., 101. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owm There is not much business in the stock markets to-day. Some dulness was observable at the opening, in consequence of the further unfavour able movement in the Bombay exchange, but the tone is now steady. Consols are quoted per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Home railway stocks are firm. In the speculative foreign bonds the transactions have been checked by the approach of the settlement, preparations for which will commence on Monday. _ The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. __ _ C 012501% are now quoted 901 to 91, ex div., for money, and 914 to ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official busi ness report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 904 ; ditto for account, 914, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 904, 91 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4 ; ditto Four per Cents., 1004 ; ditto Bonds, Ba, 14s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; and Ex chequer Bills, 75., 11s. die. Mexican Bonds, after being sold at 344, are now steady at yesterday's closing quotation-344 to 4. Spanish Passive are 4 lower, at 324 to 334, and Greek fairly supported at 254 to 4. Turkish Consolid4s are 4 better, at 464 to ; Turkish Bonds of 1862 have improved to 704 to 4, while those of 1868 remain at 70 to 4. Brazilian scrip is quoted 14 to 1 die., and Portuguese 4 to 1 prem. Transactions. are Irecorded as follows:—Chilian Six per Cents., 1014 ; Egyptian, 994, 984 ; Greek, for account, 254, 4, 4 ; ditto Coupons, for account, /24; Italian, for account, 704 ; ditto Jfaremmana Railway, 784 ; Mexican, for account, 34i1, 4, 4 ; Russian, 1862, 884, I ; Sardinian, for account, 85, ex div.; Spanish, for account, 534 ; ditto Passive, for account, 32/ ; ditto Certificates, for account, 12/, 134 ; Turkish, 1854, for aocount, 89 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704, 4, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 244 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 554, 4. . . International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 8 to it prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 4} to 5 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 21 to 21 dis. ; Egyptian Trading, I a to la prem. ; Merchant Banking, 31 to 4 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 21 to 1 prem. ; National Steam, 31 to 41 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, 11 to 21 prem.; English and Swedish 13ank t 2} to 3 prem. ; East London Bank, 21 to 1 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 4 to i prem. ; and Floating Dock, 1 to If prem. —.— - liaLr-roar Two o'CLoca. Consols remain quoted 99/ to 91, ex div., for money, and 911 to ex div., for the aooount. The discount market retains the easier appear ance lately noticed. Good bills were taken yester day at 71 to 8 per cent., and 6 months paper was in request at 71i. At the Bank of England only a moderate demand was expelienoed. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday ("continuation day") and terminate on Friday. The influx of bar gold to the Bank continues ; the amount taken there yesterday was 105,0001. The Teuton* from New York, has brought only 4,0001, in specie for England. The remittances of specie by the steamer Ceylon, which will leave Southampton to-day, amount to 527,4901., of which 429,3901. is silver, and 80,600/. gold, for Bombay, and 15,3001. gold and 2,2001. silver for Alexandria. The total for Bom bay is larger than that sent by the conosponding packet of the 27th while the amount for Alexandria shows a falling off, owing to the ex change being adverse to shipments thither. As telegrams received yesterday from Bombay an nounce a fresh advance of 2 per cent. iu the ex change, the shipments of silver to that port are likely to still further increase. There was no alteration of importance yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11..01 to 1 ; ditto, 3 dam, ILI7I to 113j;_ Rotterdam, 3 mouths. 12.0 i to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths. 25.70 to 75 ; Ramberg, ms. hum, three months, 13.81 to 9 : Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 35 • ditto. 3 months, 25.73 to 80 ; Frankfors-oo.thrllauto, 3 mouths, 119 l to ; St. Petersburg (per rouble), Smooths. 321 to j; Vienna, 0/.1M., 3 tuunths,l2.4s to 50 ; Trieste, eft. so , 3 months, 12.45 to 50 ; Madrid. 3 months, 47j to 48; C•fliA, 3 monthr, 47j to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 ; Geom. 3 months, 25.90 to 95 . Milan, 3 n.ouths. 25.90 to 9:3; Naples, 3 months, 25.90 to 95 : Palermo, 3 months. 25.90 'to 95; Norms, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 95; Lisboa. 9U days, CaLto i ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to i• The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 10th of December, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : - Coin and bullion Bills discounted Notes in circulation Decrease 2,120,000 Private depouts lncrease $5,000 Treasury deposits Advances on public securities Decrease 88.000 This return indicates a decided improvement in the position of the Bank of France. The movements here shown, including the increase in the bullion and the decrease in the discounts and advances, and consequently in the notes in circulation, are all in the right direction. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is now 61 per cent. ; Vienna and Brussels, 6 ; Ham burg and Amster dam 5 ; Frankfort and Berlin, ; Turin, 0 ; and St . Petersburg, 8 to 10 per cent. The directors of the Discount Corporation have just made a call of 51. per share, payable on the 6th of January. The closing of the transfer books is likewise announced. A circular to the bondholders of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway intimates that, in con formity with the terms on which the first mortgage bonds of the Pennsylvania section of this railroad were issued to the public, the first annual drawing of 4 per cent. of the gross amount of these bonds will take place at the London Tavern, in the pre hence of Mr. Grain, public notary, ou Tuesday, Jan. 12, when bondholders are invited to attend. Four per cent, of each denomination of bonds will be drawn, and the bonds so drawn that have been issued in London will be paid off at the rate of 2251. for every 1,000 doL bond, 1121. 10s. for every ' 600 dol. hoed, and 22/. 10., for every 100 dol. bond, on and after Ist April next. It is also announced in due course that the coupons due Ist January will be paid in London at the rate of 4s. to the dollar. The option to convert bonds into shares expires on the 31st inst. The Land Mortgage Bank of India have removed from the temporary offices iu Lombard-street to their new premises, 17, Change-alley, Cornhill, where the business of the company will in future be carried on. We observe from a report of the law proceedings in the Scottish courts last week, that the Court of Session has refused to accept the bonds of guaran tee of the National Guarantee and Suretyship Association (Limited), a company which was esta blished in Scotland about six mouths ago. The respectability of the company was not questioned, but its " limited" constitution was held to be an objection. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,6241. over last year. We are requested to state that the share hat of the General Floating Dock Company will be closed on Wednesday next, the 18th inst. Several inquiries for goods, especially in the woollen districts, have lately been made, purporting to come from a firm at Copenhagen, and referring to a highly respectable house in th►t city. This is believed by that house to be merely au attempt to obtain property from merchants and manufacturers on this side, and they disclaim any favourable knowledge of the firm referring to them. lama Rvwae. Conso which closed yesterday at 911 to g ex dm. for the 7th ls, January, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to 1. Far money the last price was 901 to 1. The official business report is as follows =Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90t 91, 90), 91, ex div.; ditto, for account, 91 ,ex di,. ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 90), 1, 1 901, 91 ' • New This* per Cents., 901, 91, 90j, 91 ; Bank Stock, 235. 237 ; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 1061, ; ditto for account, 106) : ditto Bonds, Ss., as. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 1031, 103, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 1121, 1131. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady. The rupee paper does not recover. ludia Bonds were dealt in at Se. to fie. dis. Exchequer Bills mama at 12s. to 7s. dia., having as yet, owing to the small rate of interest which they bear (3 per cent.). derived no benefit from the easier state of the money market. Foreign stocks opened steadily, but afterwards gave way, and most of the specul ative descriptions closed at a reduction from yesterday's prices. In the market for bank shares there was a reduc tion in Bank of Wales, London and South Wester; Oriental, and Alliance New, but an improvement in London and County, London and Westminster. Bank of Hindustan, Mercantile and Exchange. Made and Punjaub, and Union Bank of Louth's. In miscellaneous shares the only variation was a slight decline in South African Mortgage ant Investment. _ _ - . . The shares of the financial companies were steady. International closed at 41 to 1 prem. ; General Credit at 2 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; London Financial at si to 1# prow., being better ; and Mer cantile Credit at 41 to 5 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were steady at 21 to 2e dis. ; and Egyptian Trad ing at 11 to prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 131 to 141 prem. ; Thames and Mersey m i 41 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, par to prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 31 to prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 171 to 18 ; and London and Provincial Marine, 4 this. to * prem. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, n to 21 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Hotels, 3 to 31 prem. ; National Steam, 31 to 4} prem. ; Merchant Bank, 31 to 4 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 4 to 4+ prem.; London and Cal,- doman Marine. par to 1 prem. ; Littlehamptoa Steam, 3 to Si, prem. ; West India and Parris Steam, 11 to 2/ prem.; Muntz's Metal Company, dis. to par ; and Floating Dock Company, 1 to 11. prem. The letters of allotment of the Littlehainpton sod Hoofienr Steamship Company were issued to-clay. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clool. The mining market continues inactive. Wheal Seton and Clifford Amalgamated shares are lower, the former at 160, and the latter at 324 to 33}. Wheal Hope are firmer. East Caradon are quoted IS to it : Great South Tolgus, 41 to 4 ' • New Martha,' to 11 ; and West Martha, 15s. to 20s. No transais time are officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. There is more business in foreign and colonial mining shares, but prices have not varied. Montes Aureos are firm. _ _ _ --•-- •-•-• The half-yearly report of the directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company, issued yesterday, recommends a dividend of St per share. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from Messrs. Von Dadelawn and North : The metal market erotism. very active, and with few exceptloes miaow kayo as upward tendeoey. lron—Well bus are very firm, sled makern refuse to take orders net at an advance. The same remarks apply to aatfordshini iron. Scotch pig has beep advanced spits to 041. 9d. cask and 85s. open. Copper—The smelters refuse to tote any orders for forward delivery unless at an advance 10 pries, which will probably be deoland before loog. Fonsimi is rem firm. Bane, Ma to 1011. ; Kannada, 1011. ; Chili. 921. paid. Tie remotes quiet. English a selling from 21. to 31. under (Arial quotations ; we quote Straits 1131., and Bum 1151. to 116/. The Dutch market is flat at 688. Tin platen fell up and ie rood demand. Lead is tendiag en sease favour. Speller—The market is much firmer, and a large busioess has basis done at from 18t. 15s. prompt to 19i. 5a.„ according to time of delivery. A good business km also bees dose in Hall parcels from 184 10a to 181. llr. ad., prompt cosh. ORDINARY MARIS AND STOCK& Bh. I Pd. I 11.411w623. I y Ci Vi g ...r " 1 to i t p!di da d. 1 131 1 ail Blrrii.,Wo/&Btour Val 8 lif Bt. 100 , !Unhand Tyne — 10 ' all Bostou,Bleatrd,& 31d.C 8 54 St. 100 Bristol and Meter el U St. 100 ,Caledoolan ll7l 114 f 0 , all 'Cork and Bandon — 1 all leandwall 64 7 10 all 'Do. AI A nodia. until 6 10 an .Do. B 1 di. e. lipoid to B. SO all 111•01ln sad BeJone 38 40 36 an , Dundise.Perth,&Abd.in 16 17 161 ilt. MO • idinbargla and Glasgow 01 96 8R WO Glasgow and &Wasters 107 100 8R 100 Great Lam Ord fit. 49 SO 4 91 I 9 St 100 , Do. A Stook 46 47 8t 100 ; Do. I An. BM., N 0.2 74 be 8t 000 ,Great Norther fkoderid Bt. 1 100 'Great Northern 124 136 1251 St. 100 1D0.4 . 1 Area no dlr. ea 1261 1104 Int 84. 101 ;D0.13 d til6p. 5 bond B 110 136 at, 100 ,05 booth A West (Ire.) N N 85 ,100 , Great Western Mt en ell 1 al 1100 Do. Steer Val.Guank In. WO Do. South Wales. 06 67 R. 1100 Do. W. mia.—thitini to 41 W. 1100 Do. Do. Nenort TO M ! 106 BC MO Do. Do. Hereord US 106 . St. 100 i Lanceshire & Yorkshire 1081 1001 100 SC .100 !Ueda% sad Blackwell, 71 78 73 et. 1100 'Los., tu,& B.Coast 107 101) 108 171 Bt. ill* , Loodon, & Dos. 434 444 SR 100 Loudon & North Wein& 10.7 1061 106 61 61 81. 100 LandoadtSouthWesteM 101 102 1011 85 100 Man.,ShaL,2 Lineolnali 474 48 4 484 II MO ail Maryport and Carlisle —.— BRI2I all Do. Do. 1 Mame 100 Metropolitan ll4 1111 11111! 10 ii I Do. Now — 84. 101 .Midland 11144 alli M Do. New pis Pa US 71 P l 9 St. 100 1 Do. Sim. A Dolby. 16 IS -- 50 alllll4. Gt. Wn. (I re.) — 15 Mil Do. I Shares .. 26 an 11114 Kent 10 all Mid Meat (Cray Lim) — I St VS North British St. 100: Do. Edln.,Verth.DwilL 24 30 1 St. 100 N. Sas/ern—Berwick 25 161 Do. G. N. Z. Pure — St. 100 Do. Leeds 2 r 4 St. 100 Do. York — BtBl.lBo Do. Carlisle — NI all Do. litock.&Darliag 371 371 26 17 Do. do. 1665-68. 0 10 pm 26 1 8 , Do. do. 180041 7l 77 pm R. 'lOO 'North ',Won 10 6I Do. New SR 100 North Staffordshire 77 TO 10 all N. AS. Western Jana 11 114 8R 100 Scottish Central . 122 US 8t 1100 Scottish N.Y. Aber. Stk 4O 46 81. 1100 Scottish Ilidimid a as 10 , all Shrewsbury & WeichpL 8t ,100 Shropshire Union el M Bt. 1100 South Devon ' 311 304 8t 1100 , South Vattern St. 100 18. Yorks& &Ram Dew 57 80 20 : all Staines. Wokhighisle. 84 104 B< !100 Pa ! Do. TM Vale 10 ; 8I 1 Do. C B 5 li f 4 $e pm l 10 i s I, 1 all Ulster Mt 201 Do. 4be Do. . 4 100. Vale of Neath 8t 1100 'Victoria Stn. & 116alleo US 176 BR 100 I Waterford A Kilkenny. 81. 100 'West Cornwall 81. 100 , W.liartipl Herb. A ILL I 1 1 01112CIN ZAILWAYL Mi. I Pd. I suLAln. MI Antwerp t Rotterdam all Bahla&9.FrA(L)g.7p.e. all Belgian IL Janedom , 13.Agrea0.8oathern 'L) W !} Cope ftplaponhagen (Limped) • MI Do. &endon 1! iflateli &banish j all litaatem of France aD ;1371.1idsla;gua.i p. • all 'Ore 4, Luxembourg. an Dania Juacaloa. . an !Rm.& Gene LBLtbe all Do.ap. c Prf. elg. goy all ;NolUwn of U ,Do. New Sh. am at saij all . N. Ball D.Ayras g. T p. a. 1,11 Do. do. do all Narwaglaa Tram& ProL all ,Ottoman (Synyroaditla) all Pane. Lyoalkaadnadlt aft , Parts sad Odom Ell ;Recife & & Praaaks.(L) an Royal Dardab ...... Royal dardhdad au 1 ,11.ojilD;o;i1;17 an i Do. 7 per cent. an Ilanabra and Meuse lan Do. 54 per cent. Prot • .Ban Paulo ,L )g.7per et 141 ; Do. do ..... I Is '!ouch Wt. of Portugal. all ,Southern of Frame.... an !_Do. do an :West Madera ell Do. b per cent. Prot I all West. & N. W.ot hoot a•+•f prima 181 l il II f Pm! 11 pinl VI 19+ lie n at a 110 ID, as se I. 1o } r? ...4 pia i 13 t 31 t IR le I% 17i If le 4 pm r e l 21} II ft IS JOINT STOCK Wit& - 4 $ 441 14 . 111 - ii -21 zdl la 1 DOCKS. No. I Bh. I Dora& IPd 10. ore , . I NI". 2.0810181 64. But and Wad LAM . 100 140 15) I - J 1,6818101 St. Loudon llOO 01 71 - 1,915,8001 64. St. Cathsehts ( SO 100 09 71 510,865184. Southamptos I - - - 800.001 a. Vmtorla 'Bo 102 106 - 5000 10 Do. New I I I - - -e COLONIAL 00FZILNIIINT sacuanus. No. I Mei& I Pd. I W. pekoe. I ores. 110.0110 . ..;8ett15hC0150.8p.e1,1678.10u. 105 197 - ... 1.. I Do. do. 1883100: - - _ .... ..,Clan. Gm. 6 p.e..1877.34. ,100. 102 106 - .... ... Do.6per et. Feb.lAug. 'lOO 102 104 - . . ..1 D 0.6 pent. Mar.& 6,0.1100! 103 104 - 2,214,111811 .., Do 5 per et...Jan./Jul/ 100 1 01 03 - 733,801 .. Do. 6 per et. Ins. Stock 100 01 td - 300,000' .. Ciao( 011opeap.M.18 , 3 100, 108 108 sd - do. 18804 1001 100 111 -. .... 1..' Do. do. 1800.1'1001 105 111 - , Do. do. 1801'100 1 112 114 - 100,000.. Ceg 8,m,N0v.188 tlmet. 1001 104 100 - 1878. do 1001 110 113 - 300.000 . ILaarltles 6 per et., 1873 100 100 108 1074 230,000 ... I Do. urn 1001 me 110 - 300, 8 0:11- Do. 1882,100. 108 110 - 1136, .. I NataL Go! 6 per cent._ 100: 107 100 - 106,005 ..iNew Bruns Om. 6 p et. 100 , 106 108 - .... ' NAL Wsiss Or. 6 me. 18016 lOC 100 108 94 .... ' • ..1 Do. Op. a 1071 to 1870100' 101 102 - _ . .. Do. sp. e. 1868 to len 100, 101 102 102 150,000.. New Zealand 6 per cent. 100 110 113 - 250,000'.. Nora Scotia 6p. c., 14'b 100 104 106 - 75,000 ...Queensland Go y. fl p. et 103 1 111 113 - .... ~. S.Aust.Gov.flp. e. Bonds 1001 111 ILS - .... , ...Vle.Gomelme.Jam&Jule 100 107 109 - .... 1.. ! Do. do. 6p.e.A3M140e. 1100 104 1004 1094 9 BRITI/K MIMI. No. I 80. I Mina. I P... I CI. prom I Seder. 75,000. 2 'Cambrian Coo. Oold, L. 1 d li . - ..W..00i .. Chlrerton rd 2 ... .. Cliffo Anal - 1,034 .. D. O. Con. ,TavieSk ) • 1[ 165 NO xd - 12,8001 .. Deskewills - 512' . ,Itast Borst (Illemen) SS 67 SO id - 50,000 1 Mut Clown Oeid Wm) la. 4 die oar z 1144 .. ILIA Condon !OYU IS ir 6,000 .. lost Cara Brea 1 840 61 4 - 4,000 .. IL. W. Russell (Tavlstk ). alb 4 6 - 486 ~ 'Grambter A ht. Aubris NM 8 10 - 6,000 .. !Great /oath Folios - 6,008 .. O. W. Vor ,lion) - 6,0001 .. lOrenrills - 000001 .. illeroda Pool - .. llLlngston Downs 4IIIIB M. 11 21 - 6,000 .. ,Lealy Bertha llO5 - 890 .. If/m.lvolt '.Uny Lalant) 15 14 141 - 9,000 41. a. 11 84 .. Yalta Valley - 40,000 , 4 Liwyndy Iron the - 400' .. 'New Beton - 6,0001 .. North Downs - 700 j .. North Botkear - 6.0001 .. N. Wb. Bawl Mogan) 5.1.0 21 21 - 6,6401 .. North Wheal Crony - 1,120 .. Providence (U. Leiant) 10.6.7 42 44 - 700 .. "askew Noweth.. - 611 . 8. Caradon (St. Clem) - 456 .. S. W. Frances (Illogan)i 18.119 00 66 - 915. .. Stray Park. ; 30.17.1 80 32 - 0,8001 6 Tent.rBlLALtadlia.C 141 1 1 - 6000. .. Walt tkott 104 ad - id 1000 .. Basset (Illogan) . 14 4 - 1,021' .. ;W. Condon (Likoard) 1 lB 20 - 3,5001 ~ !West Chlrertoa 400 .. 'West Beton - 61! .. ; Wh. Basset (MW ..) l4 Ci 121 •- 166 .. IWh. Buller (10.1ruth) 1 Z 1 27 - 4,800 .. tWheal Ludeott - LOU L 2 - 1196 .. 'Wheal S ry eton 6 (limbo ) 8 14 1410 111 175 . - 1,0 0 00 .. .Wh. Trelawnoy (UAL) 7 21 22 xd' - .. . Wheal Unioo - MIMS No. I Ob. I - iiiii" -T.WI CL gybes. I Wm. No. I NI. I Sum& 10,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Bank .1 20.000 100 AillsaceloaAliverpool, 10.000 100 Do. New 100.000 20 Anglo Austrian 22,600 40 Auatralasta 7,500 40 Do. New 10,000 25 Bank of Egypt 6,000 100 Dank of London 26,600 20 Bank of Otago Limited) 10,000 100 Blink of Queensland (L) 20,000 60 Bank of Victoria. Austria 6,000 100 Bank of Walea i tnaj 1 50,000 10 ; Bank of New 50,000 20 BrialliandPortu 16,000 60 Brit. d ameriean rK Z.al 20,000 50 British N. America 1'4600' 20 Char. Bk. Brit Columbia! 52,200 20 C. Bk. lndia,Aus , Mad 20,000 25 Meted. 11. of India, &di l 8,000 100 City IF,OIIO iOl 40,000 201 200,000 14 6,000.101 Com. Bk. of Canada. .. Consolidated Bask(L) ,Continental 12,000 SO Itset London ‘ , Lamited) 6 10,000 100 English and Irish (Lisa). 10 20.000. 2t ' Eng.Scot.,t AuslChartd. all 40,. 00 50 English and ildred.sh (V 3 40./01 50 European Bank, Limited' 10,000 100 ,Hiudusn.China&Jap.(L)l 26 10,000 100 'lmports' Bank, Limited 11l 135,000 ID Imperial Ottoman I IA 100,000 20 land Mortak. Indla(L)! 2 10,060 100 London Bank of Scot. (L i 3 10,000 100 :London and Brasitlan its 6,000 100 :Lon. B Arres&B.Plaie:L' 40 5.0^0 100 ; Lon., Bd., &8. Staff. (L.)' 17 60,000 TO Lou.' Ch Bank of Andati all' 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L 10 30,000 60 :London and Comdr. ,O O 5,000 100 Lod liamhg.Con.ta ROI 00,000 60 London J.dnt Meek. 10 10,000 100 Lon. and Middlesex (L.) 10 10.000 100 Lon. and Northern (L.) , 15 20,000 20 London& South Atriput all 6,000 20 Do. Do. New .,,, 10,000 100 Loudon ttflArneticanlL a 7 3000 100 : Lon. &S. Western U. 16 50,000 10' Lon. & Westminster 10 10,00.1 100 Merchant Bank. Lini.), 21. 20,000 60 Mercantile & Exchan.L 10 7,000 100 I Metro. & Pro.. Bank (I.: 10 3000 110 Do. }Moneyed 2O 6,000100 Midland Bank .Lim.) 110 10,000 100 :National ot L i verpool,- 10 10,000 100 N. Pro. of Enalaud 42 15,000 701 Do. New 20,000 60 .National Bank 25,000 20 New South Wake all 8,000 100 New Zealand (UmMtell 60,400 25 Oriental Bank Corpoen. all 20,000 100 Proviso. of balsa& ~,, 21 10,000 10 Do. New 25,000, 20 *lode, & Delhi IL 6 10,000 20 :00th Australia an . 10,000 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa 4,450 100 Do. do. 17 61 40,000 25 Union of Australia ' sill 10,000 100 Union of Ireland Lim.; 5$ 00,000 60 .1101 on of London N.. 111 h . i DIDIENTURE ered I P.ll CI prior. I Wet us 115 19 Oipia: 12 10 pot: Ti 78 "14a 26 12 pm 26 18 44 44 dui 4 3 or 3 Upoij 4 6 pen 68 60 SI t i Pin 88 68 no 108 108 ZI 41 Ail 14 Of - - 112 109 111 97 99 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. THIS DAY.) Or =CIVIC AND INTZISATIOIML lILLUILLPIL) Mom our owl; 0011111PONDINT.) Cotton market 'toady. Woo 5,000 bales, *sport 2.000. Americas 26d. to 28d. ; Eiypta, Vid. to :10N. ; Barbi. 15d. to 24d. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 40s. X net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. oe Use spot, 40s. Al. ; all dig month, 40s. 9d. ; January, 411. ; March, 42.. ; April Se June, 42a. 6d. Manor AVIMAGLII.—Town tallow. 435. Od. ; fat ' ditto, 2s. ld. • yellow Russian, 425. 3d. ; melted its 31s. U.; rough ditto, 19s. 6d.; tallow greases, ; drop, 7s. 151111THFIKLD HAY MARHET.—eIIIIB DAT.) Kamm Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at Lot day's prices. Prime meadow bay. 75e. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 905. ; inferior ditto, 65e. to 70s. ; clover, WI. 90s. to 110 a. ; ditto, second cat, 90s. to 100 s. ; straw, 240., to 3A. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Owing to the motioned mildness of the membe, all kinds of produce in season are &mildest. has apples are well supplied, sad prices for them are mode rate. Grapes of all kinds are now beginning to get starve. Of foreign melons there is a good stock. Mere is alas a good Amply of Nell. d'Hiver, WOO Moscsau, Monsieur le Cure, and beurre Dial peal.. Oorei English apples are getting somewhat scarce. Some good samples of It.bstera pippin and Coen mange pippin apples mar still be obtained. Kent cobs are good and plentiful. 3t. 91.c1u0l oranges are realising from le. to 10c per 100. For potatoes the market is still heavy. Cut flowers chiefly cuticles el orchids, pelargoniums, primrose, mignouette, sad roles. Pine Apples, per lb., 44 to Gs - Grapes, per lb.. Ss to as Apples. p. i slew°, 16661 to W 3 1 Pears, per j sler,,rs Gd t. Ls Melons, each. Os to 46 Lessons, per 100, tra to 106 Uraottelk per 100, 79 to 104 Nuts, mall, p. bush, 141 to 19e gent cobs, 90s to 903 per 100 Po Ahoondo, do., 104 Walnuts, do., 140 to 200 Cbesnuto, per boat, 10. to 006 7A8L63. VEGLT, Cabbages, p. dos, le to h, eaulillnocre, each, ad toed Potatoes, Vert Regents, per ton, toe to 80e , news, dn., 60e to 00, Tirnlpe, per bunch, ed to tel Carrots, .10., Gd to 8d Apinach, prr sieve, le ettl to 2. cueuenhere. cads Od to 11 Peet, per 404, le Ott Tomatoee, each. 21 to 24 Celery, pet baud e, an Odle le Sbalote, per lb., &I Gertle, per lb., lettuces, each, 14 to 44 Redlve, per score, Is to to Hanwa&ol,p. bowel, 1104 to 44 Washrooms, p. post . L to I. $4 Pinto;. per 12 bun, bee, le to is Barbs, per bunch. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. trirmtrool. DOC. 11 -Was today :-Caledoalan, 117-Groan Eastern. 01-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 100 81 1-London and North WcStqllll, 1061 ft +r-London and South Western. 101;-Manchester, Sheffield, and lJncolnshire, 471- Metro's. Mow. 112-Midland, 127 -South Warm. 94 -Birkenhead, ink -Buffalo and Lake Iluron. ti 1111 1 116 i 3-16-Limnd Tntnk Canada, 204-latch Rhenish, 1111-16 p.-Great Lu wintionire shares, 11' 13-16-Mexican Three per Cent .25 41-31ereautileimi Mahatma Bank Limited ' . 49.16 1 11-16 1 1116 910 9-161 p.... Albion Marine 'Limited'. 1 p.-Britieh anti Foreign Marini 'Limited . 21 p. -tenpin Marine (Limited , . If p.-Liverpool sail London Fire and Life, 10 1-16 p.-Mercantile Marine, 7-141 p . Itieurame, 11 p.-Builsou'e Bay, d. MAIMRMITII2, 11hec, 11.-The market MB been Whet active. with steady prices. Confederate Loan, 861-Great garters, 4Yl— Luxembourg, 11 1116-Croat alp, 9d.--Great Westin; 631--LamaKiire mad Yorkshire. 1091 9-Loudon and Norlk Western, POI 1 11 6 4-Manchester and County Bank, 44 p. - li.nchester, iheMe.M. and Uncolnahire, 48 71 8-New Dins, Five per C,nt. Preference ,sal paid), 4-Metropolitan, 11l 111- Me ikon. 3'4 541 1 1 / 4-North British, 52.11-Bouth Feeler'. 951 1 1-flumes and Mersey Marine Insurance, 49-16 p - Loudon and Caledonian Marine. 1.10 p - Mercantile Rank, 41 p.- Central Credit, 21 m-Garden Extension, 101-Disoonnt Come. radon. 41 p. BiaNntonaN, DOC. 11, -The gales In this market to-day were In Bristol and Birmingham Six per Cent. Stock, at 139: roingham Canal shares, at 94; and Birmingham Banking 0.41- pany's shan.s. at ?7. London and North Western stock timed at 106 to Its,, West II idhunl. Dalt rd First Guaranteed. at 14 to 120. Ill.gnieghani Wagon Cowpony's shares. at 112 to Ilb Gloucester Wagon Company's shares. at Ilf to 12 : Metropolitan Wagon Company's shares, at 16 to 131 and Muntz Metal sham, at 1 to 1 ins. DOWN. DEC. 10.-Three per Cent. Cowls, 911-New Three per Cent Stock, 901 1 4-Ditto for account Jan. 12'. ilgi lithernlan Nanking Company (261. ;WI, 361-National Bank .311. 73-National of Liverpool , lanx.), 101. New. for account, 71-Cork and Bandon, for account MR paid). It -Oreat Southern sad Western (100 L paid), 971-Midland Greall W 4104111 and RI. Cl. all pod -, 40.-Dltto Delves, 241-Dublns. Wicklow, and Wexford, tire per Cent. Peep ,paid in full. 6s r , at southern and Weiner., Four per Cent. Peep. (14el. PAW, 99-Dublin and Khigetown, 1011.