The Express. — London, England, 1863-12-07 00:00:00

thronali the giving way of the door ; but Inspector Garforth, who took the prisoner into etuitody, said that she told him that she did it with a yard-meuure, and in self-defence. The prisoner was committed for trial. SOUTH WARK. hERIOUIS CHARGIL John 800. au army aceoutretueet maker, was brought be fore Mr. Burch= for further examination, charged with kicking his wife in the &Women, thereby eLdaegerieg her life. Mr. Edwin, for the prisoner, contended that it was not true what the wits had stated. She came home drunk on the Light in question and fell over a block in the passage, and her stomach came is contact with a large bottle lying there. After she fell the prisoner wanted to carry her upstairs, but she was so violent that he was glad to get away. Several friends living in the same neighbourhood came forward and swore that the complaisant was • great drunkard, and that she was intoxicated oo the night in question. Dr. Bambridge having informed his worship that the female was likely to be coolined every day. Mr. Bambara adjourned the case for a month. THAMES. rATAL PUGILIRTIC ESCoeNTEJA. —A MAN DROWNED. Thomas Buntes. a lighterman, who is very respectably connected and who has been employed at Messrs. Lock'. extensive lead works at. Homelydown for the last two years, was brought before Mr. Wooh7ch, charged with man slaughter. Mr. Stoddart, solicitor, defended the prisoner. This was a most unfortunate affair. The deceased. George Carter, a labourer, and another man named Macdonald, were employed in lauding a barge called the Fanny, off Hors's wharf, Wapping, on Saturday night. The prisoner received orders from his muter to navigate the barge to the East India dock, and went on board for the purpose of taking charge of the barge. and a quarrel took place between him' and the deceased. From words they urns to blows, and fought. They closed, and in the scuffle which took place both men went overboard. A man named Lygon imme niately lowered the barge's hitcher (a long staff with an iron book at ;the end), and the prisoner grasped the hitcher and was saved. Carter was carried away by the tide and drowned. His body was not recovered. the defence set up by Mr. Stoddart wall that great pro. vocation was given by the deceteed. Mr. Woolrych remanded the prisoner. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT ISLINGTON. ADJOURNED INQIIEST:—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lenkeeter, the Coroner for Central Middlesex, resumed the itiquiry at the Ship. Camden. street, Islington (owing to the Lansdowne Music Hall being engaged in connexion with We Cattle show), into the circum stances attending the deaths of John Peaks and Jos. Parr, carpenters in the employ of Mr. Chapman, builder, of fire house, who lost their lives by the falling in of the premier known as the Three Whestsheavee public-house, Upper. street, Islington, on the morning of the 26th nll, The room wee densely crowded with the parochial authorities and tradesmen of the district, who manifested the greatest introit in the proceedings. Mr. L. Layton, the vestry clerk of St. Mary, Islingtos, main attended to watch the case on behalf of the parish Mr. T. Atkinson, instructed by Mr. Layton, jun.. on behalf of Mr. Chapman, the builder ; Mr. Bradlaugh, for Mr. Williams, the arc hitect; Mr. Curtis, for Mr. Davis, We landlord of the Whersheaves ; Mr. Harper, for Mrs. Pearce, widow of the deceased Joseph Pearce; and Mr. Barnard for the remainder of the sufferers by the accident. The jary having answered to their names, they proceeded, accompanied by the Coroner, to view the premises. Oa We return of the jury, the examination of vitreous WSJ proceeded with. Mr. Collin, of 58, Upper.street, Islington, said he saw the accident at the moment of its occurrence. His attrition wae attracted to it by observing the bricks falling from the front of his shop window. He at once went to the top of his house to ascertain the state of his walls, which adjoined the premises which had fallen. He there foetid some men engaged in pushing down the chimney walls, and requested them to deeist until some competent authority was in at tendance to direct them. They did so, bat dterwards the chimney wall was pulled down by a rope being thrown over it. He thought some of the d(brie fell into the streets bat undoubtedly some fell on the spot where the bodies of the decreed were lying. By Mr. Bradlaugh—Saw Mr. Williams, the architect, on the roof of the house, who said he did not like to interfere in the matter. Philip M eldram, 42, Edward. street, Limehouse, said he was working foreman of the bricklayers employed at the Wheatabesves, in Upper-street, Islington. He was at the back pert of the premises at the time of the se cident aloog with a carpenter. getting a shore cut to place under the breastaummer in front of the hones. Had seen the arches in front of the house a few minutes when he saw they were beginning to "buckle,' or bend. The buckle was two feet below the aptingiag of the arch. There were fire archre with shore; under the breasteummer in each of the arches. It was the two cenTie piers that were btu:klieg. He beard the fall of the building, and lent assistance ie extncatieg the men buried in the ruins. A few seconds before the fall took place be heard Mr. Chapm►n all oat, " An men coins off the scaffold.' There was not time for all the men to get away before the bidding tell. . . By Ur. Dennis, forentan—He was going to put in as entre 'born There were *bores in all the arches. By a Juryman —I first saw the buckling, and told Kr. Chapman about it, who directed me to get some extra shone plead under the beesstaummera By Mr. T. Atkinson—Hr. Chapman was indefatigable in his attention, both before the accident and afterwards He was Busiest man in the building, and had to be pushed out. The materials used in the erection of the building were allot the beat devil ption. By Mr. Bra dlaogh—No brickwork was cut way for the purpose of fixing the doorsteps. The doorsteps were Axed by the mason. There were two courses of brick work left while building for the purpose of allowing the doorsteps to be pot in. It was not possible to put on the doorstep, without the shores being taken down. He did not see the shores taken down, but he supposed they mast have been. Did not know who ordered the shores to be put up, or who ordered them to be takes down. He had SO doubt they were taken down to admit the doorsteps. [This witness, in hie andel:toe in chief, distinctly stated the shores were not taken down, but were remaining up, when he went to get an asilitional shore.] [The inquest was proceeding when oar report left.] A letter from Alexandria of the 28th ult. says : —" A. great number of travellers have arrived here lately on their way up the Vile; among others, the Duke of Rutland, the Earl of Scarborough, Lady Herbert of Lea, and Fad Spencer." . - DRAIN 07 • BARMAID BY FULL—Between 3 and 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon Susan Chutney, ged 36. for many years in the service of Mr. Ireland, Falcon Tavern, Fetter-lane, Pleetutreet, was standing in the bar with her heck to the fire reading a paper, when suddenly her dress became ignited and in a moment she was in the midst of flames. The poor creature made her way to the tap-room where the potmsa was sitting, her burning clothes scorching the wall in her progress. An alarm was instantly raised, and the shrieks of the poor woman hearteendiog. The flames were at length extinguished, and every assis tance was rendered calculated to alleviate her sufferings. There were ward medical gentlemen in attendance, but their remedies were unavailing, death having put en end to her agony at one o'clock this morning. The deceased was • valued seerent, and was math respected. CLERICAL Menne° or rex LITUROT.—The Vene rable Archdeacon Roue, Archdeacon of Worcester, convened • meeting of the clergy of that archdescoory at the Chapter house at Worcester, last Wednesday, on the subject of the Burial Service, some portions of which were objected to by some of the clergy. There was a very full meeting, Nearly 9(l0 clergymen being present. The archde acon presided, and the discussion was length). Reporters were not ad mitted, and the result only has been allowed to transpire. It seems that the especial objections were to the passage— " In the sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life," uttered by the priest at the time when the earth is thrown upon the coffin, sod the prayer before the collect, which some clergymen consider inappropriate in the case of the funeral of perigee who were notoriously evil men. The division took place on the question whether there should be ear alteration in the Prayer-book, and a very large majority decided that it was not advisable to alter it. The reidutiou will be communicated to the bishop of the diocese, the archbishop of the province, and the local representatives hi °revocation. lIA7Dsot tE GIFT.—Mr. William Jackson, M.P., bas given 5,0f.X11. towards the erection of ragged hoots at Birkenhead. StiortoCe CsarooNs.--The Dublin Nation pub lishes the second of two extremely mischievous autocue. The firrt one, issued a fortnight near, represented en eviction. The landlord was welt gloating over the work of devastation pug , al'id by "the minions of the law," while in the foreground the ejected were shown preparing for emigration. This pie tarn wee called Going with a Vengeance," sad this week's Co. is beaded "Coming with a Vengeance." Os a strip of land. supposed to be Ireland, John Bull is man standing beside a lion, sod holding a chain, to which is attached a female with a harp at her feet. She is looking implor ingly, with outstretched arms, into the distance, where n sees General Meagher aod an immense host of Frisians" and Americans, with flags firing and eecle°" firiog, advancing to her assistaries. Thus doughty deliverers are represented in the uniform of the American army, end they carry the old flag of the States—the stars and stripes epos more united—signifying that the expected aid will come from both North and South after their reunion ; and alai a leaner w ith th e h arp sad unbent of Ireland. A greet number of iron clads are also shown making their way to the Irish coast. John Bull, who is looking over his shoulder at the approach* tandem wears a look of fear, and the lion has literally " tamed tail" oat them. The Nation was to issue this picture last weak • but it is understood that it was withheld until Saturday Is ceder that a legal opinion might be obtained as to the safety of pohlishicg it. The government has commenced collecting the income tax and seemed taxes in Southampton by the aid sitsown paid o ffi c i a l s, who receive a po un d age instead of its elan. The plan has given complete satisfaction. — MoutprAire Te tcyrep/i. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1863. SHARE bISTS.--(THIS DAY.) COMMERCIAL AYD MARKETS. MA R K-LAN -(THIS DAY.) The snivels of home grown wheat fresh up to our mar ket today were very moderate, and most samples came to band in but middling condition. For good and fine wheats, which were partly iu demand for the north, the trade ruled steady, at last Monday's advance in the quotations ; other wise the trade was dull, sad sales could only be effected by submitting to a reduction in prices of ls. per quarter. With foreign wheat the market was but moderately supplied. However, the trade was very quiet for all qualities, yet no alteration took place in the currency. Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly, at late rates. The supply of barley was tolerably large. Generally .peaking, the trade ruled inactive, but good and fine maltieg parcels comm►nded a fair sale. There was no alteration in prices from Monday last. Malt was dull, and prices had a downward tendency. The supply of oats was moderately good. In most quali ties a fair business was transacted at late currencies. Mazagan beans were rather cheaper, but in other kinds no alteration took place. There was an increase. supply of beans on sale, and the demand ruled inactive, b aton former tetras. . . The flour trade was quiet, bat the late advance in the currency was supported. The anivals of floating cargoes off coast have amounted to 2d , viz., 12 wheat, 4 maize, 9 barley, 2 beans, and 1 linseed. Wheat has moved off freely at a further rise M the quotations of from ls. to N. per qr., and about 15,000 qrs. of Taganrog Ghirka have been contracted for at 41s. to 41s. 6d. per 4921 be. for shipment in June, July, and August. Berdianak, arrived, hu sold at 425. 9&; Mariaeople, 4 2 . 6d. ; Ghirka Taganrog, 40s. 6d. to 40s. 9d. ; Ghirka Odessa, 40a. ; Saide, 365. 3d. ; and spring New York, 41s. 9d. Two cargoes on Pa have likewise sold at very full prices. Two cargosetn shipped (Ghirks. Taganrog) have produced 41s. 6d. per quarter. Maize has commanded more attention, and the rates have improved 6d. to ls. per quarter. Odessa has changed hen& at 28s. 100. to 295. 3d. ; Galata, 295. 3d. ; and Walachia ., 295. per quarter. The barley trade has been very slow, and the currencies have receded 3d. to gd per quarter. Danu bian, 22a. 3d. ; Galata. Ms. &I. ; Eg y ptian, 2N. ; Saloakm, 225. ; Syria., 21s. 6d. ; and Roams/Ma, 21e. 6d. In beaus very little has been doing at late tutu Saide have produced 7.. h. 3d. per quarter. Rye has been nominal in value. Danubian milletseed is offering at 21s. to 22a. ; and Syrian Dari, 255. to 25e. 6d. per 400 Ms. The inquiry for linseed has fallen off, but cottonseed has commanded full quota tion,. Cottonseed cakes have maintained their previous value. Amur. or SElme.—Enslish : Tares, 21; linseed, 32 ; rapeseed, 168 ; and wait", 468 qrs. Foreign •. Tates, 365 ; Emil. —Lin 8,936 ; rat:eased, 1.068 ; and sundry, 26 qrs. Email. —Linseed, 3,127 oilseed, 475 qrs. cunt/rt. Plum. 1949L00L Pt, Qr. WILT. L L ZOO& test, red 18611 42 to 44 .. Dltto, mw 42 to 44 4" to 49 Ma, new _ 43 to 50 Norfolk aad uoada Ter Cir. ketch. hod w tt it. 17 ton black tt 1. a „ new. SIAM Maw= MI toil Tick UP Money l2 So it Plows B6 to 42 lamal Wafting DlATing .67U . . : : : . MALT- Croy . SS to 33 36 to 36 36 to 39 Lee; Nock Lk, sad _3uffolk 3O 03 Fingal and Ware Fr s. 111 i; is Irma made, ps;3l) lbs. Wambold 32 to 34 Cout INorfolk ry and Suffolk, ez 614 SS to 31 N..• -- nto u Om. lire, feed VI to U „ potato 2i to 26 /WIT: . WERAT. I. I. Dentine and Konigs berg 47 to 14 Kenna & blecklen- Per Qr. OM S. S. Danish sad B.redlak 16 to 111 11.66815 e a= 43 to 48 283slan. bud 18 to 41 .oft Am; 10388 . rod .. . „ 40 t o 46 .. whit* . --.... Dlnigh 9O t° t$ 'CRUM .._ - Yapis S4 CO 37 114 10 17 __- _ _ _ I Whit* 29 to 31 1 Yellow _ _ 27 to 20 orisons -- xto ts Nstillitig Naltilag Om. _ .. . __ . _ Two& Trench, per sack .... $5 to ET Spanish, .... 25 to $5 American. per tal. .. 51 to 26 Canastiao. „ .. It to ZS WTO LONDON, IT LAND AND 1 NOV. II To DEC. 1, IN. Data, brew ---- Id to IS teed •LSWVALa OP GRAIN. La. L WATS& C.ASXLIIOII, NAM CLUBS V& Whist. Ends,. ,141. aR i Oats. P. Pal :rm. English ... a. TE. 17203 / 5.1911 1 1147 1071. .. 51451 Yoggispi .. 1014 NIS .... I tun ei 604 1 660 716 Total. ... 17247 uses triss, UM Ins iTse. I. 630642&17 LIVERPOOL COTTON ILARKET. ITHIB DAY.) faT 11100110 AND DITININATKINAL 11110111111.) (NION 001 OWN ooauspoNowt) The market coatiawat steady at about Saturday's rates. The traamackona will probably comprise 4,000 at 5,000 bake. 3fINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) 800A1.—TG demand for nw COQUIMBO Tait* iDaiSiiin). Refined humid at a further decline ; brown lumps at 508. Corr= ado rza.—No sales of importanos upon tea by private connect. The public sales of the latter are pro gressing without spirit at last week's prices. Rica.—No sales reported. Rux.—A parcel of Jamaica sold at 2s. Bd. COTTON is in improved request, sad the business does establishes au advance of id. per lb. tiALTPITILZ is dull of sale. _ _ Jars hse Bold at • (Yew.; of 2/. to 3!. per too. The make advertised for to-morrow 000siat of 230 bop heads of West Sod* 15,000 hopbeads of Manilla 1164‘&1. SOO asks, 4000 hag. saes: 23,000 boo of rice, and =wiry drvaaltot7 goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Tows. tallow is quoted 40s. 6d. net cash ; Pstonbarg Y.O. oa the spot. 41s. ; all this mouth, 40a &I. ; Jaaaary, 41s. 3d. /Larch, 420. 03c1. to 425. 3d. ; April to June, 42a 6d. PAITICULABA OP TALLOW. Stock on had tbD day ... Delivery lag week Ditto from lit June Arrival last week Ditto hem lit June YrioeY.C.ontbeepottbladayeirt : lb. Oa Ditto Town but Yriduy AM 2,009 78,139 7,491 12..121 66,909 2.023 43.689 2.143 92120 469 GC 479 9d. 70,764 1.630 34.'63 1,683 68,763 414. 04. 43a 04. AMVaI for the week ending nth December Ism year. 1.715 mike, and delivery, E. 17i casks. The arrival lad week comprised totalßOM make from Petersburg U casks from other places— . 2,680 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is nearly as large u on Monday last ; the trade is brisk, and in some instances last week's prices are rather exceeded. The supply of sheep is very much shorter, and consequnutly prime at rather better oil the average ; but trade finishes very dull. Good calves are seams, and make full prima. From Germany and Holland there are 480 buts, 1,340 sheep, and 118 calves ; 148 beasts ; Scotland, 520 beast. ; Ireland, 780 ; and 2,700 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per star et gibs. a O. a 4. Pee stew of Mts. Boa Boole, Horolda 6 2 a 4 Boot Das& lif-ltdallb lot Shorthorns 6O 6 2 Hot Low-wools._ foccold quaL host 1 4 4 4 I Do. do. Shorn . Calves nal 1144Da0& Malmo 6lO 6 S, Loon 13,;ti4 at met* 4,800 ; its; Pisa 440. s. d. • 41. 00 0 0 5♦ 5 8 00 0 0 40 5 0 sad Unit*. 18,790: Cave', BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) . , Mews. Patientlen and Smith report • better demand than omuil at this period both for English and foreign ; choice diacriptions are TM] learee, and daily advancing in price. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hettoe, 20s. 64 ; Walla End Haswell, Ma 6d.; Walla End Tow 204. 3d. ; Walls Ead Gledortli, His. 9d. ; Walls End Taestal. 19s. 9d. ; Cowpsa Malley, 16s. ; Saddles Hartley, 16s. ; Selma& Hartley, 165.-4 ships at market. Two o'CLoom. The railway market is quiet to-day, with very little business, aud, with the exception of a decline of 1 per c. in Caledonian, the leading stocksexhibit no alteration compared with the last quotations of Satur day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 104 to 1051 • Great Western, 63 to ; Midlan4, 1274 to 4; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1064 to ' / • Grad Northern, 1254 to 1264 ; Caledonian, 116 to 117 ; South Eastern, 954 to 96 ; Great Eastern, 49 to • London and South Western, 101 to 102 ; and Metropolitan, 1124 to 113 k. Madras and Delhi Railway stocks are inquired for, and firm. Great Western of Canada shares are dull. Foreign lines are inactive. IDINARY BHAR 'TOOL.,. Sh. IPR I RAILWAYS. Bees today !BOaltuilere il e rtMa.o Bristol' and I 944doni!"!! E2l I IL** liaados. 'Do. • •so dlv. until GI Do. B e. Impale' Jon I Dublin audgo Desidoe,Psstketabd.Ja I idlaborgli and Glasgow , Glasgow and & W 01101111 ,Great Eastern Ord. &. I A Stock. Do: IL Ans. 1L1C.74;:i Great N orth of Bcolland Onet Nprthern ! A rue. so div. us ,Do.B 1 tudp c. le pactß , ;Gt. South & West. ilre.), Do. Stour vdou.Stk Do. South Wok* _ .. _ l 112 12 II Pal! Si 9 l• 510.1 W 3$ 10 10} Plc 9 Pak 11 111 114 NI 37 $7 119 16 17 14 16 9 10 91 14 3 1 111 Pia : • 19a 1081 1084 9 44 105 •1 113 1% 371 i va 101 i SO I 1 eass. 1# 18 141 -. zd IPd I CL prism I Balm 113 115 12 4 112 11 101 ! 34 21 pm, 1 lipm 74 76 26 27 pa. 26 2 tei 4111 Pinj le %dill U 44 7 1:14, psi P 44 44 47 i I 1 lipeni 6 - li . sal 106 NB t 9 U edis ivm Oklts, til 23; LIU par 21pm 1 31.,m N 7:Pm , I = 7j 75 25 1 -*/ 171 17 4 1 : Idle par 161 171pen j 8 10 pea a 2Ms 271 al; 2 dee Paa e lPm age V I crt.-, 151 15 27 Idla par 1 77 71 78 yd S 4p. It I p a ii 1 7 11 pal 1717817 IS SI I IMs 58 U U SA I pit! is s - iiir lie l 10 ups 61 Si is, si liar is 0 I .... U In a - I Cksing pekes. I Selo. 110T1 'lOO 100 a 100 1100 W I 2,900 12, 1,029 1 1 000 Mil 50,0001 6,144 6,000 4,r°l 908' e 6, ,000l LOU LOW 6,000 - 260' 6,400 lOW' 1,120' 740 612] 04001 0000, 0,000 1,021 3.000 400 ONO 1,024' I,ooo' 6,000 I B3ITIBII POSSESSIONS. eh IN. I Sallarati. I CI I o i s 3. ittig ar ric . lao t p 0 41 .. 4 ! 140 id aliNileallt.lawromi 40 41 .- 04. IN licallmae.la.o.lo.4.l 104 not so De. low I 1 pm' fk Do. Sham 1 pool •-• olf Bank aLW Hama 80 ei dtlawas& IL Lawrence. De. New Do. B Shane— Radek d laks Huron Do. Preference Buff., Break& Dederick 6p. C. Ilds. Aug. Lim Do. do. July 1, lers Do. do. June 1,1474 Ca/ & &Eastern sp.c. g. reape r. & Dock gp. ges pen' t,B=gu e-Per . 5 C it 1 Kest Indian ge. 6 do Do. 6 liztension Do. H do ;Grand Trunk of Canada, Do. Ist pref. Bonds. Do. do. defer's& Do. end pref. Boada 1 Do. do. deferred Do. 3rd pref. stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Stock Do. do. deferred Great Indian Peninsula Do. ff. 5 per cent. Do. January. 1462 DR B. of India a. S p. Do 41 par cent. Do Gt. Western of Canadal Do. New Do.ep.e.Bda pa 4.18711 D 0.64 do. do. 1477-8 Indian Branch, Malted Do. New Madras guar. 6 p. cont , Do. do. Do. do. do.—l I Do. Fifth Meth. Corp. a per e. Bd Stu b. and Hobson's Buy N Atrium. & Can.clsA& ll I N. Lot Can.ep.c.lst p.B. &lode, gnu 5 per cent. Do. Delhi do. Do. do. do. Do. Punjaub do Do. Indus dt. Plot do , 40 411 i 1061 vat i 1 pa' I pm 2 "iv 1041 DOd 1061 7 71513 se as 104 No. 18h. I Docas. IPdI CL pekes. I Sales. 2.04.16,865. it. Fast and West India. 100 146 140 3,638.310 , St. London ,lOO 80 71 1,990,800, St. it. Katharine lo o' PS 71 5t10.8061 St. Southampton 11" 800.800' St. Victoria 6,000 , 20 Do. New I 2 COLONIAL GOVNANYIENT 6ICIYIIT7IB. No. I STUCK/. I Pd. I CI. prier. I Wass. 5A0,000,. ,BrltishOoladigot.,lB7o,lll9 105 107 .... 1...1 Do. do. 18811100 ... 1.. Can. Gov. 6p.e.,187744. 100, 103 106 .... ..1 Do.llper eLlreb.d Aug. 100 102 104 1.. .... Do.SperetNard Sep. 101 - .1 102 104 2,314608%. D 0.5 per et. Jan. &July 100, 01 93 911 1 686.408 . ' Do. ['per ci. Ins. Stock.lool 01 96 600,000 .. Coped Onopetp.cl.lBr6,loo 108 110 .... i: ... Do. do. 18804 100, 100 111 I .... Do. do. 1880-1 100 109 111 I Do. do. 1891 100 112 114 100.000 .. Oeslou,Nov.lB6B,6p.ct 100' 104 106 260,000'..J_ _Do. : 1878. do '100! 110 112 200.000' .. =widen 6par et., 1873,100: 106 108 300,000,.. Do. 1878 , 1001 NO 110 200,000 .. Do. 1881.1001 108 110 165,600, . „Natal Gov. 6 per cent lOO 107 100 166,000' :New Bruno Goy. 6p et :1001 104 106 .... 1. ... IN.S.Ws/es Ov. 1 p. 1.1860 100 100 102 .... . Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876100 101 102 —• 130,060 . ...INew D° L ' Uln: coat ' 1::: 101 111 10 " I 254000 ..INota Scotia Go v. 6 1876 100, 104 106 74009 .. Queensland Gov. 6p. et. 100 111 113 .... ..'B, Anst.Oov.6p. oBoods,100: 112 114 .... .. 1 Vie.Oov.ep. c..Yan &July 160' 107 109 .... .., Do. do. 6 p.c.Apriletoe.'loo- 106 109 1106 1 71 Kw Imo. Mum •OsEOM= Coe. Odd, Li ladverb= ,41111ord Alma_ I IDer. O. Cam. % Tavalo ) Drakeaslls liaat Basset 1 Mut Claw Oandaa Pd. ICL girds I Sales. 9,000! .. 40,000 400' .. 0000 .. irk Ours Bret • Z. W. lainell rravartk )1 !Gambler It it Amin' Greet South Toirms .I G. W. Vor ,Holstos) Orcevlllo 'Horod's Foot i 9 1 V im 3364 645 &,6 lj 21 57 80 :3, Ida par 26 26 671 10 I aal 5 .1 174. 40 &MS 18 ih :18.0 1 41.9114. iu 1i 41 4 MI 41 11 nmi~eoo ao.a:. 1.4 y Bertty. Uny) Want • Ibriady Iron On I INevSetou , ? f orlit SAW", . orth Wh. Bunt (Doloota)1 N Wheel Cesity :Prot(lance (U. loolsai), itortesr Noweth. Camloa (St. Clio:) . :I S. W. Trances (MossiO' 9 " , I 16.9 1017 *17.1 Ii rwEßLee4Ydc Ma Croft Most Buret (Molten) IW. Walton I Lfikeard) Watt Chlrertou Iltiestfloton Bare& (Moran). Wt. Boller )Betroth) Lude..4.t IW. WaryA an (Menhe.n ; Wheal Beton : Wh. Trelawney (Usk ) i Wheal Union ANLEION mnim 14 10 14 IL 19 11 a 48 48 8 • 411 416 in Si ifi SI 14 19 id 96 101 33 63 06 166 911 2 11 U 13 170 US 1 1 9 " e _ ..... - No. I 84 I mins. I IM I Ci. plena 1 IMsa 36,000 2 l Alandlice (taralle4) ; 15 di pm MOO' 20 !Australian 1 7e. j mi. 76,000 1 ; Bon Accord Cop.(Ura ), all 1 10000 6 •BraxiLL &M.Co.(Linr) all 1 16,000 10 'Cape Copper (Limited)! 6 ! t o 1 1110 — 2TOOO 2 110apulaStiver (Limited)! 154.4 d par 11,0001 40 'Coble Copper ' an 1 16 28 10,0001 10 Oopoapo .Limlted). tl6 6 41 100,000. 1 Dom Pedro, N. Del Rep l il I 3 1 4pm 1 7,,, - 000 1 IDu Mouut.Cop.(Liro.) an 25,000. 3 Matt Del Rey (I.lmitad)l 111 : dls !6,000' 2 Fortuna (Limited).. • an 4 20,000 1 20 'General ••I an 21 24 —. same' 11 ;Kannada (Limited) I 1 Ipa 1 15,000; 3 , Linares l4l Ti 10,0001 5 'Lulls/44a (14alted) ; I LAS 103,815 1 I Mariquita. 100,000 2 IM AureosllrsaG.ll.(l,l Mil 60,0001 1 N.RhineC.oftlAns.(l.l, MOO) SD !Port all 6 7 100,000 6 !Port Phillip 11,11 11 1 'Soots Barb.Goid IL if ) 1 ins gee 120,000! 1 Scottish Austral Mina); 1.1 / Ma r - _-- 11,090 20 10$ John del Rey .Lim.)! 16' 67 s 43.'741 30 'United Mexican (Lon.) 111 61 4 of i 50,000 1 1 IValisesaacsOold(Uo4)l 4 4 i pm. 16,40 10 :Vancouver Coal (144 ) ' 6 I 1 80,000 1 Worthing: Limited) . . an , 1 . 46,000 S I Yudanaundana (Lim. )' MI • 21 21 • MISCELLAMI4OOI _No. 184 1 Oceirrium 100 ICL prior. Wu. 10,0001 10 1-4446 i - allerlera Mist . 14 ,10 10 id —id 60,049; 10 Atlaatle SLUM& 84. (L). all . 10,000. 25 ,Australlan Agricul l9 1 19 U 47,0001 10 1 BeriluMaterworks (L)• an ; 81_ 9 sgsso 6 ;Bombay Gas (Limited; 4, 1 Ills Ipm 4000 1 60 . British Am-rim Land 49 1 13 ft 084,7801 19. .10. 41. Meg. Tel (L. ' . ~ I to 1 68 II 19500, 10 , British Indian Tea (L)1 2 I 1 Ipm MON: 80 'British iron II7 1 6 8 40,000, 101Csuada Agency As. (L)114. 1 8,915, Ul,Gsnada Land 1 L) lan . 191 8 , 1 16,000 , 10 ,Coy on Company I7I If Yips 9 40,000' 10 , Co m of Afrlcaaller.(l)! I per fpm' —. 14000 1 11. ;Cop. M. Eno ,PreL7lo6.l sit 19 2/ 10020251' 64. 'Crystal Palace llOO ,35 37 3111 4 100,1108... 88 1 Do.. Prefers /woe 'lO9 ; 116 119 277,0091.. 84.1 Do. 0 p. et. Peep. Deis .105 110 Iln 10.000 100 DiscouutCorporatlion(L! %I 44 5 Pro 1 0 1 60900, 20 'IL Indla lrrig. & Canal; 6 1 idis .. 'lO EgyptianCoin.4 rol.(L 1 1 1 It rpm 879,075 L , 81. 1 111ectric Telegraph lO6 ' 105 107 70,M0; & 1600 and Ana Copper ._ ' all i lj 11 123,000, 10 A c.odiut lame Lon.(LI 4 I 41 21pas 01 1 ; 29,990 10 !Gen Bream Navigatioe 14 1 27 ta 330.005 1 Oran Ship ;Limited) ; 111 ' 1090001 1 I Do. 171 per omit. pref MII 100000', 20 Rudman's Hay l5 3 14411 114 11 150,000, 10 IloternatfilnandSoa (L) 6 I 34 4pm Of 1 60,010. 24 Iltallan Irrig. ;Can. Cay.) 91 3 2 dlr. 10000001 LW Do. •; 'p c. Lis. r 1070 all 1 lb 67 86 40,005 126 lotntStock Litecomit(l) 6' 11 Ipor 49,000 TS pm 20,000' 53 Los& African Trading 1 11,000' 4 ;Lond.District Teleg.(L) MI 11 2 10,000 60 .Loud. Pinan Au*. rt ) , 15 8 %pm 28 175,0011. 4 , 140.1. G. Omnibus C.IL)I ill 11 21 114 1.0,0001 20 Madras Irrima & Causal 1 2 24pot 140 0' 10 ./149112 Trion. Tel. IL) 42 1 1 2 1 4 1 i 10000 ; 60 ; Mercan.Cre. i itAsso. (L 1 I ft 41,500 1 10 , Natal Land &Col C. IL i tom , moo° to , National Dia. Com. a. 4 4 ipia' 6,000' 19 I Nerbudds Coal & I IL). 1 lose 6,000. 10 Do. New 1 !pm 10,000, 25 N. ZealatulT.4Loan(L)l 141,670 1 N. Rritlah Australia (L) MI 1 1000001 1 l Oriental Gas (Llailtedi on 1 1 4 14 50,000, 1 Do. New pm 40,001; 10 'Orient inland Oteme(L) 4.4 i 1 1t I 10,000. 5 (Ottoman Gas (Matted). 1 ; 441. Om •-• 000,0801; 19. Peel Riv.lnad4 Illin(L).100 1 47 49 20,0001 40 'Peninsular& O. 6teem. an ; SS SS 10,000 ; 501 Do. Near Ilb 11 110 m 17,000 10 IQuebrada L, It, &M.(L ; 3 1 10,000 60 I Ithymney Iron al l' 10 31 10,000 16 1 Do. New 4.150 1 IS ,910 J. City Impree. (L)' all 17 So 4 29.780 16 ' Milo ditto 1 4 1 1 i 414 Imo) 100 Royal MallBteant , 1111 . 78 e 0 1 100,0001,1 It. ploottish Anna Inc 1 ):100 so 1 142 147 10,000 18. African M. & In. L , 6 14 21219 10,910, IS 'Mu th Austra li an Land , all , OS 34 280,0001.! 84. 18 4 bmartne Telegraph. AM ' 46 65 .... !1 I Do. scrip 1 Mil 1 1 — 14,5401 10 ITrust&AgeneyofAna. LI 1 , pir 4 p m 60,0501 10 IT. & L Co. or U. roar! I 1 Lt.- Id 1 04090, 6 Nailed K. Telqr Co. (L), 3 tPlo. 10,0001 10 1145 litemen's Land ..... 2811 12 . PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Postern, Norfolk, Five•aed•a•Half per Cod., pref.. 47, 111. Great Western, West Midland, guaranteed shares b par eat., 1863, 51, London. Chatham, and Dover, Five per Cent. pref.. 94 North &skint Coosolidated PreL Four per CeaS. 04. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ClLoos. The stock markets remain dull, owing to the expectation of a still dearer money market. The funds declined ) 1 percent. this morning, but have since returned to Saturday's closing quotations. Home railway stocks are mostly unaltered. Mexican Bonds have again fallen heavily, but, with this exception, the speculative foreign stocks exhibit steadiness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 67fr. 07c., being about the same as on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 901 to ex div., for money, and sol to 91, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, I, 1 ; ditto for account, 90k, 91, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1, ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 113, 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 10a., sa, die. _ . Mexican Bonds have fallen 1 per cent., being now quoted 314 to 32. Greek are per cent. better than on Saturday, at 254 to 4 ; Spanish Passive to j better, at 322 to 4, and Turkish Consolidt:s lower, at 444 to 45. Greek coupons, after advancing, have relapsed. Italian stock is flat. Transactions ara recorded as follows : Brazilian, Old Five per Cents., 994 ; ditto 1832, 1868, 1860, 864 ex div. ; Dutch Certifi cates, 98] ; Egyptian, 984 ; Greek, for account, 25, ; ditto, Coupons, for account, 114, 124, 114 ; Italian, for account, 701, 691, 70; Mexican, for account, 324, 4,4, 32, 4, 314, 32] ; New Granada, 131, 4, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 844 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 484, 48 ; Russian, 1822, 91 ; ditto, 1862, 87], 86/, 874 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 474 ; ditto Passive, for account, 324, I, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 134 ; Turkish, 1868, for account, 694 ; ditto 1862, 691 ; ditto, for account, 694, 1; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 554, 56. International Financial shares are quoted 34 to f prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem. ; Lon don Financial, 71 to 84 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 21 to 34 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 34 to 24 dia. ; Egyptian Trading, 14 to If prem. ; Merchant Banking, 44 to 5 prem. ; Mortgage Bank of India, 14 to 24 prem.; National Steam, 34 to 1 pm.; West India and Pacific Steam, I to 13 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; East London Bank, 11 to 24 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 4 to i prem. ; and Muntz's Metal, Ito dia. The supply of money continues large, but there is still an indisposition to lend, owing to the preva lent belief that the rates have not yet reached Uran highest point. It is stated that the Bombay ex change comes quoted still worse for this country, and • belief continues to be entertained that a heavy amount of sovereigns will quit the Bank this week for Brazil. It is likewise expected that considerable shipments of coin for Alexan dria will be made by the steamer which will leave Southaupton on Saturday next. As long as the three largest of the new cotton fields continue to pull thus heavily upon our stocks of bullion, it would clearly be premature to conclude that the disturbance in the money market has reached its climax. Meanwhile, it is of course the duty of the directors of the Bank of England per sistently to endeavour to arrest the drain, and, as this has not yet been accomplished by the severe messu res adopted, there is no alternative but to go on in the same course. One of the more re-assuring features at the moment is the favourable movement which has been caused in the continental exchanges by the advance in the value of money here. There being, in consequence, no inquiry for bar gold for the continent, about 32,000/. of this metal, forming a portion of the 100,0001. by the Edinburgh, from New York, was sent into the Bank on Satur day. A portion of the supply by the West India packet may also be retained here. It would appear, however, that these supplies will be insufficient to compensate for the drain to other quarters, and, in this case, a fresh advance in the Bank rate of dis count to 9 per cent. may be looked fur in the course of a few days. Discounters appear to be quite alive to this contingency, and only regular customers can procure accommodation on unexceptionable bills at 8 per cent., the more usual terms being 84 to 9, with many transactions at still higher rates. The steamer Constitution left San Francisco on the 23rd of November with about 200,0001. in gold, which will reach England by one of the West India packets. It is stated from Vienna that of the 3,000,0001. agreed to be advanced to the Austrian govern ment by Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. the Anglo-Austriau Bank, the Credit Mobilicr So ciety, and the eminent Paris bankers associated with them, only one-half is to be provided from London, the other half being supplied from Paris. We understand that the bills for a large portion of the 1,500,0001. required from London have already been drawn. It is fully understood that this transac tion, supported as it is by some of the shrewdest and most powerful capitalists in Europe, will be so arranged as to involve no appreciable pressure upon our money market, while it can scarcely fail to redound to the ultimate profit of the shareholders iu the Anglo-Austrian Bank, and of the other parties interested. The annual meeting of proprietors of the London and Westminster Bauk is convened for the 20th January. A call of 21. making 81. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the I talian Irrigation Canal Company by the 4th January. The first ordinary meeting of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank is convened for the 18th inst. . . . The directors of the Commercial Union Assurance Company have issued a circular in which they call attention to the amended London Mercantile Tariff which has just been issued by the Associated Fire Offices. Tue directors refer iu congratulatory terms to " the success which in two years has crowned their efforts to introduce into the system of fire insurance the principles of classification of goods, and equitable rating of risks consequent thereon." It is pointed out that, " not only are these principles observed in the new tariff, but the general rates are now conformed to that tariff which has been adopted by this officio for some time past." We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Guildhall Hotel Company (Limited). This under taking is formed with • direction comprising an infusion of the civic element for the purpose of purchasing the old•established Guildhall Hotel in' King-street, Cheapside. It is mentioned tLat this hotel was conducted for many years past with unvarying success by the late proprietor, Mr. Wal ters. The company proposes to enlarge and improvel the scope of the establishment. Stress is laid upon the fact that as soon as the capital is subscribed the company will enter at once into possession of an established business now in profitable operation. The capital is fixed at 50,000 L, in 5,000 shares of 10/. each. From the report of the directors of the Batik of British North America, to be presented at the meeting to-morrow, we make the following extracts : Your directors have to report chat the business cif the hank has in some degree recovered from the depreates no ticed at the lut meeting, although the continuance of civil War in the l•nited States still affects injuriously the com mercial affairs of the colonies. Several failures have oc- ' 3 enrred month in Canada, by some of which this bank la Saltall loss. Ile progress of the branch io Victorie. oouver, and the profits realised there, have been eativfact , wy and the hominy's transacted is of legitimate and safe eh: radio.. Altar providing for the lass above referred to, rod directoreareacabled to declare, oat of the cIaAAA Profits of the yew, the mod half-yearly dividend at the rate et six per cent. per sum, which will be payab teen of income tax, on acd after the 6th January next. SATURDAY EVERIFG. Consols, which closed yesterday at9ol to 91, ex div for the ith Jan., were marked to-day 91 and 911, and closed at 94 to 91. For money the last price was 9O to ft, ex div. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90j, j, or div.; ditto for account, 91, f, ox div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9og, i ; New Three per Cents., 90g, I ; Bank Stock, 235; India Stock, 221 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, lO6f, f ; ditto, Four per Cent., 100; CLAW, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 993 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 104, 103. The intimation that the rate of interest on Ex chequer Bills has been raised from 23 to 3 per cent has had no effect upon the price, which remains at 10s. to ss. dis. Indian government securities were steady. The foreign stock market continues to flectiate. In the morning the tendency was favourable, but decided heaviness supervened in the afternoon, when a considerable number of speculative sales were pressed. In the, market for bank shams there wan an im provement in Alliance, London and Brazilian, Lou don and Hamburg, and Anglo-Austrian, the latter of which closed at Ito If prem. The general ten dency of prices in this department, however, was not favourable. Bank of Otago, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, London and West minster, City, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, and Union Bank of Australia have receded. A decline has also taken place is Peninsular and Oriental Steam and British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. Crystal Palace stock was inquired for. The shares of the financial companies were rathee flatter this afternoon, International closing at 31 tai 4 prem. ; General, at 2} to j prem. ; and London, at Bto 81 preni. Mercantile Credit were well sup ported, at 311 to 3j prem. These shares are scarce for the settlement on Monday, and a " back warda tion" or bonus of !to 3-16 per share has heeu gives to-day for the loan of them. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at 3 to 21 dia., and Egyptian Trading at If to lj prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 12 to 13 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 43 to I prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, e dia. to ,1 prem .: Universal Marine, par to 1- prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3 to 34 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, lb to 2 prem. ; aud North British and Mercantile, 171 to IN. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 2i to 3 prem. ; Limit Mortgage Bank of India, 2f to j prem. ; Muntz's Metal Company, 1 to k dis. ; Constantinople and Alexam.kia Hotels, 2 to 2; prem. ; National Steam, 3} to i prem. ; Merchant Bank, 43 to rd prem. ; Discount Car poration, 4} to 5 prem.; London and Caledonia& 1 Marine, par to f prem. ; West India and Pacifes Steam, 1 to lf prem. ; aud Australian Land and Mortgage, 1 dm. to f prem. 111788.-(THIS DAYJ Two VOtooK. The operations in the mining market continue upon a very restricted peals. East Camden shares, however, are in demand, and have risen rm., the present quotation being 2b to Si Nangiles and Chiverton are flatter—the former at 30 to 1, and the latter at 81 to 9/. New Martha are quoted 2 to 1 ; West:Chiver ton, 531 to i,4& ; and West Camden, 20 to 211. No transactions are recorded in the Stock Li change official list. With the exception of a reduction in Kanunda, colonial, as well as, foreign mining shares, are without variation. The share certificates of theLlanberis Slate Com pany are now ready for delivery in exchange fortbe bankers' receipts. The Australian Mining Company have an nounced a dividend of Is. per share, payable oa the 6th of January. Creditors of the Moseley Green Coal and Coke Company are required to prove their claims before the o ffi cial liquidator. There will be a incetiog foe this purpose in the Bankruptcy Court on the inst., when the list of contributories is to be settled. CAPTURE OF • BS SOLAR ST A PUBLICAN'S DATIONTER,—COURA.:ZOOS CONDUCT. —About half-peat le ea Saturday eight, the daughter of Mr. Sarryiel Erown, landlord of the Cross Keys, Hueslet-lene, when atteouing to her ordinary dat:ev, fancied she heard something up. stairs. Without speakiog to anyone she wont up to owe of the bedrooms, and there found two men, who had just been ransacking the drawers. the boldly mired ose of them, and be called out to his co.npasion, who made an unsuccessful attempt to rescue. He pulled him a parties of the way do anitairt, but the young woman gallantly held him by the hair of the head until assistance CAMS. The other men got away, carrying with him about St. ift silver. The mau apprehended, whose name is J.anse Wallace, no doubt a travelling thief, though describing him self es • " French polisher, Bradford." bad is his poessetion a complete set of very superior skeleton keys, a dark pocketlantero, picklocks, and other bousebreakieg imple ments. lie had also iu his pocket, and which he had taken from the drawers, 501. in money, said a gold locket, brooch, and a ring, worth 10'. Wallace will be brought before the magistrates this morning. —Leeds Mr rem. STRAW BERRIEN IN DF.CESIRER. —BORIS fine speci- Mens of strawberries, grown in the epee air at Etlllorgaa Glebe, the residence of the Rev. Thomas Gray, were left at our office on Friday. They are as largo as those in July, and we understand that a considerable crop of them is still in the ground. They afford a very curious, hut cooclusive proof of the mildness of the weather with s hich we have recently been favoured.—Dirblin Express. The MOSEcAssr. BAY LIGHT Sear A DR!FT...... LIVEIII.OOI. SATUKDAT —The Morecambe Bay Light ship broke adrift last night, two of the men were washed, off the vessel, and at the time of the deepakh of the intelli gence from Morecambe Bay, a steam tag had gone to the assistance of the disabled vessel. Tug 01TWAItIO CAFE MAIL—The Union Com pany's Steamship Saxon left Plymouth last eight with peassagers. and the mails for the Cape of Good Hope, eon. dean of 15 sacks of letters. 98 sacks of papers, and 14 seeks of books. The East India and Leedom nhippinrCorn rey's Steamship Hydaspes also left for the Cape and, THE OUTWARD A N SSW AN MAIL —The Royal Mail Steamship Australasian arrived at Qum:Mown at 3 p.m. yesterday, embarked mail.. miesengars„ and the latest tele. grems. and proceeded for New York at 4 p.m. AU well. P.P. BirrriNo.—The simple interpretation of these mysterious characters is "play or psy ; and the meaning of the term is au engagement to pay bets made on a hone, whether be comes to the past or not. This system of betting has been as mnah discout aged as pcsible sad, in point, of fact, the ieconveniewcs 1141`111 bees ow great that there remain only a few great races in which it sow obtains : these are the Dorby and St. Leger, the Oaks, the Two Thousand Cuineas an d Due Thousand Coined., the Ceearewitch, and Cambridgeshire, the Ascot, Goodwood, and Doncaster Cups. and certain handicaps with two for feits; sad such is the feeling on the subje,l of these bets, that the c‘stanittee of Tattemall's decline to recognise P.P. betting in any other races. The evils to which thin part of the system tends are obvious : to the encouragemest of backing horses at very long odds, and the in,rease of ir p. cu htioo ; sal, through , this, to the acTilsitioa of information by means 'sad channels the most ue worthy% It may be easily understood that where a number of mouth., or even week., intervene between the making of the bet and the event of the lam. numberlenn °peer tunitiee mast occur of trickery and dishonesty, and above all. of obtaiuing a knowledge of private stables, which has a directly densorali.ing tendency. No man under these circunistaimes is safe ; temptation* of every kind are held out to those from whom information can be obtained ; grooms, jockeys, and st..hle.boys, are tampered with ; they are surrounded with luxur and debauchery ; and the whole machinery of "touting' is set in adios. Mee may live in an atmosphere of in fection and yet come forth safe ana sound. Bet this is the eaceptioe and not the rule ; and when we eon eider the social condition of those upon whom them tempta tions are practised, our sympathy, more than our indigos , tion, should be .wakened for those who fall. The reflec tion is a melancholy one, that few men are above resorting to improper mean. for obtaining information ; and some, who would shrink front the suspicion of reading an opened letter not intended for their penal, do not hesitate to mim eo* an inferior to their avarice or ambition.— rake s Maya • au for December. DILTSTAL PALACI.HALT-A - CI.OWN DAT. BATIIIDAT, Dec. s.—Arbeinkine on payment, 747 ditto by season ticket., 2,639 ; iota, 3,384. 103 103 101 103 107} 1 left 1:1 fpm 20 21 73 75 00 63 46 66 60 53 48 52 38 42 27 22 23 26 1071 1081 , 1 lfpm 1046 1051 9 96 10 901 10141 s 06 98 Par No 106 106 100 101 N 10 6 68 82 84 1041 104; ,04-- 1);: Do. Do. Do. Hereford, lancealil re Yorkshire, London and Blackwell. Loa 'Mean, d S.Coest ,Loodon,Chathm. It Doe. ' Larked North West°. I Loadoeddiouth Western Itail..Bbef.ol; Lincoltud Nary/tort and Caaitale, lletropothan - Do. )]rm. I Darby . l Mid. (it. W. (ire.) Do. Mara 'Mid Lout , Mid Lent (Cray Lbw 'North British I Do. Min ,Perth,Dund N. Matero—Oerwiok Do. O. N. IL Parc Do. Mods Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. Stock.itDarliag Do. do. 1855-58 Do. do. 1800-41 I North London Do. Now North Stadordshlrs N. & S. Western Jae Scottish Central _ Scottish N.K Aber. Elk Scottish !Mend Shrewsbury & WelchpL Uulon Boa Devon South Yutern !IL Yorke!, It drat Deal stitainee,Waleghm.‘e Taft Vale m:..:: ,00 I Do. I Do. Vale of Death Victoria Sts. & Waterford & Kilkenny] Walt Cornwall ,W.Hartlpl. Earns B I PIOTINCIAL REARS MARKEr& Limnos. Mo.s—Wales radar :—Great &Aare, 49 499 9 Lanceatdro and Yorkshire, 1069—London and North Western, 10614 . 11 6—Midland Stock, 1279-Boutit Easter., 964 4. MI; DIIC. & —We bare had a good market with ha proved price'. Great rasters, 494 —Gr.,“ Northern A), 131— Great Western, 634 9—lllinois 'Central. tt d.—Lancsaidre and Yorkshire. 1084 4—London and North Western, 103 49 6 4—Manchester, Abe Meld. and Lincolnshire, 474—Ditto, Re deem. Pref., 11.14 p.—Metropolitan, 1l 4 13—North Bastero, Berwick. 1019-61outh Eastern, en I 4 41—Ditto, 6 per cent . Prat (1811), 103 Thames and Mersey Marina Insurance, 41 p . —Merken, 339 4 3 —Ciarston Extension, 109—National Steam. 44 3 13.1.6 p.—District Bank, 22.4 p.—Confederate Loan, 48 7 fetid* Consolkits. 461. . . . . . . BIANDIGRAM, Dec. 6.—The only islet marked to-day were of Birmingham Waterworks, 371, sod Birmingham Old Union Mill shares at 71. West Unhand Oxford Ist Guaranteed stock closed 13, to 130—Birmingham Banking Company, Y 9,, heyers—Btnn- Ingham Wagon, 111 to 115—and Gloucester Wagon, 111 to It The market kw shares generally Km UMW, Dec. 5.--Shetield. 474—('raven Lour, b id.—Oreat Eastern, 451—Great Eastern A, but 3.lo—London, 104 , 11• Lamm, Disc. S.—Three per Cent. Consols, 901—New Three per Cent. Stock, 90—Ditto for account (Dec.lo., 90—Ditto for new account, 901—India Five per Cent stock, 1041—Bank of Ire !awl ( NW paid% MSS I—National Beak of Ireland (SOL paid', &mount, 771—National Dank of Liverpool (I4mlted', new (11. pdal. 71— ad Wieklos, and Wexford, 114-511dland Great Western sad M. Canal (501. paid), 44 484—Midland Great western, half sham (ea pawl, 11 Western 5 per cent. perpetual, Clam al. • • ROYAL FRO Hamm. OILAY's-INW-ROAD.—The nunaber of psninats ralinesd et Win hewpitul during the week timbals Dee. 5, woe 2,801. of elfish 917 were new cam. 1 1 dul 14 IS - 1 .d 1 JOINT STOCK DANK& No. I *ono lo 000 100147*4 100 - Emu. . Bor. leak 1 kALlverpool New 100,0001 10 ! Anglo Aus tr ian 22,100 , 40 (Atudralasia 7,500 40' Do. New 10,000 25 Bank of 0.000 100 Bank of Loo 24000 20 Bank of Outgo , Llireited) 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L ) 20,000 60 ,BankotVictolia.Austria; 5.000 100 Bank of %Vales !Um.) 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand I 60,000 20 BratrilandPortugueeeiLl 15,000 50 'Brit. de American lits.(l.l 20,000 50 British N. America .. 12,500 20 ,Char. Bk. Baia Columbiel =2OO 20 ;C. Bk. lndla,Ans- , Dina, 20,000 26 Chrtrd. of India, to] 8.0130 I°° go - . New 20,000 ' lOO 40,000 2O 200,000 10 6,000 100 12,000 50 10,000 100 76,000 20 40,000 50 10,000 100 10,000 100 136,000 20 100,000 50 10,000 100 10,000 100 6.000 100 6,0(.0 100 60,000 20 10,030 100 30.000, 60 6,000 100 00,000 60 10,000,100 10,040 100 20,000 21) 5,000 20 10,000 100 I 6,000 100 60,000 10. 20,000, 10 7,000 100 / . 1,000 IGO ,Colonlal ;Corn. Bk. of Canada _ I Connolidated Bank ()1 Continental (L ) Kam London (Limited) 1 English and Irish (Lim ; Eng.ScoLitAustehartd European nk Limi Illudnan.C ßa hi ne faap.( ted L) 'lmperial Bank. Limited, Imper6l Ottoman 'London Mort. Bk. India (L). 'london Bank of Scot. a.; London and Brazilian Lon.B.Agres & R. Pistol,' lon., Bir.. &S. Staff. (LB Lois. Ch. Bank of AnstrL ',London and Colonial (L I ; London and County 'Lon. ilambg.Con.Ez.(L) Londoo Joint Stock 'Lon. and Middlesex Lon. and Northern (L), London & South African, Do. Do. New t I London& S.Amerkan(L Lon. & S. Western (Lim.' I Lon. it Westminster 'Mercantile IL:channels; Metro. it Pros. Hank LL I Do. Endorsed_ 6400 100 Midland Rank Lim) I 10,000 100 Nal loos! of Liverpool ( 1 .1 10,000'100 N. Pro., of England 24,000' 201 - Do. Plow 114,000 20 1 Do. _ Du. 26,000 6,000 60,400 20,000 !6,000 f 0 51Bei0al Bank - 20 New South Wales 100 New Zealand !Molted:, 15 Oriental Bank Corpora, 100 Provine. of Ireland ' 10 Do. New I iii:iiii too 4.440 100 46:656 LS 10,000 100 o°,ooo, 60 Sc.,'nd Ihukl.,& Delhi (L! Meath Australia ,840 d. of B. 8. Africa t - Tiint. of AUsiralio, .... lI I nlon rd Ireland ,Llin.) Union of London . I N. I RAILWATL !Antwerp& Rot sp. cL ICapeTownlttkilegaeLl I Do p. Laateru of Irraues S ip.:t. iO.Luxembourgsp.eant. Do. 'Havana and Matanzas I LIIIISSIMO and Triboursl illaSonans and nobanillh Do. &copal leans North of Prance a wet Do. l ,lnteCharLslp.ct Ottoman (Noma, Ac ) Paria,Lyoas,4 Mu Wet Do. New p. cL hackle &h. F.(Pent) hoyal Swedish 5 p. et.' ,Segua La Orande 7 p et I. AaLALom.Ven.3p e Idouthitaat. of Port.7p.e. Inoothernot Frantaap.e ' 'South Italian, 5 per et. W.d.N.W.ot fra. 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