The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before Viesebascaar Fir J. &cart.) . fo rroN r. HUI JOHN I EIDISN-•H UDDERS/11LO MAN? RIGHT. Q.C., Mr. Daniell,Q.C., and Mr. Fielding appeared for the plaintiff in this suit, tti ro iit of ~.h to restrain an . action of ejectment t by Bamaden against the plaintiff, and to ' a for the specific performance of an agreement to grant "" to the latter. The property involved in the ...'. 1 .t00 is situated at Paddock, about • mile Huddersfield, and is of very considerable It appeared from the opening statement of ;-.. l ,ear Del counsel for the plaintiff, that is the lifetime of ;7, w e sir John Hamadan, and in the year 1837, there pre ustoni. or system, that the tenants on the estate (which belonged to Sir John Remedied were in b▪ aba of taking verbal leases of their land, such being understood to be for • period of r vesrs, renewable for ever, on payment within rers of two years' root —or after twenty years, thin forty —of ten yearn' rent. In 1837 the plaintiff to Mr. joseph Brook, the agent of Sir gamaden, living at Huddersfield, to mark out • for • house at Paddock. He paid Mre. B ro ▪ ok a fee on the *wagon : the land wee . A r a out; and the plaintiff (made tenant of it, at a rent • per, a nnum. In 1838 the plaintiff built • house on the winch house he has occupied ever slam In 1839 the rte Sir John Ramadan died, having left a part of the *,rites (including that now in question), in the !accts of trustees during the minority of the &f a int. In 1844 the trustees obtained a private act of diament enabling them to grant leases of the estates for , ret ra,at larger rents than those hitherto received. In 18S7 •Cironderstandings arose between the plaintiff and Sir John lamalen. and ultimately the latter gave the plaintiff notice •oit, oo the assumption that he wee only tenant at will. se the o ron titi not giving up the poaneWoo, Sir John ', o ught the action of ejectment wkkh it was sought by thig bill t o restrain. The plaintiff, in support of his o we, here contended that the system of verbal hoeing tro p which he relied yam twofold : one, under • E v e without any writing; the other, under • parole ..,.renneet for the future grant at slew; and that he was • Pont under the latter dem That, in feet, 4 had by the rstom of Huddersfield, • tenant right of renewal for sixty ion at the end of every twenty, a convention which wa y s ?rig by the defendant The Attorney.iieneral, Mr. Bacon, Q.C., and Mr. Chap man Barber appeared for the defendant. Tie plaintiff's case is still prooseding, and bide fair to w ary die attention of the wart for some oonaderable smt. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Medan the Judge Ordinary.) 80% CEIL r. BEIM. re. ltrinb for the plaintiff ; Yr. Edward James, Q. 0., mi lir. Pritchard for the defendant to was a snit to establish the validity of • will. The • wof floe testator, William Bowker, a retired waste c •tou deder, late of Sale, Cheshire. propounded the will of husbiod, by which he bad left the whole of his pro. ;.t.t. w her. Tbe defendant was • relative of the de turner wife, and he opposed probate on the ground e, out; of due execution and testamentary capacity. 7:e Will was prepared by Mr. Gould, who was a himself, though the managing clerk of Meschester tirm. It was executed in the pre k wr 4 that gentleman and of Mr. Renshaw, t:- medical attendant of the deceased. He bad previously G,: an apoplectic attack, but he had reams/red before the • All made, namely oo the 13th Deoember _1862 ; and u. wetting witnesses deposed to the perfect formality of c•—tecution and the sanity of the testator. By a former s:: Mr. Bowker had given his wife only • life interest in ▪ mpedy. He died is April last at the aged 57. the case WAS proceeding when we went to pram] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Corrunioriooor Osodburn.) nr RE WATT AND LONG. bsakrupts were shipping merchants, of Brakes - ••. Upper Thames-street. This was the adjourned vit . order of discharge in the cue of Watt. Long has pled, and Watt not being able to file any satisfactory nti the case has been before the court snarly 15 months. ,ogrcured debts are upwards of B,Boof. ; no 'meta. Licklater opposed. for the assignees. It appeared • ..te bankrupts had been in the habit of obtaining ad. on gords from Mr. Joseph Devisee, of Cheapside, -hanged them interest io some caves at the extra rate of GO per cent. These transections had bees red by Long,wbo bad absconded, but there was reason , re that Watt knew of them. = Hooour said it was a question whether the bankrupt I • -'t to be criminslly prosecuted. later did not think that the creditor would ge • - trouble and expense of that. An anonvmoos letter • •••• , r) received, supposed to be from Loss, attempting to -.I for the deficiency. He did not wish to press hardly .tenkrupt, but justice to the commercial world re -i he should suffer some punishment r hearing Mr. Mustiere for the bankrupt, ni Honour deferred judgment until Monday. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DST.) WORSHIP-SISEET. F ME SONIONS. —AIWA CLT ON • Will AND D•VGHTIN. • Bedrock-, 40, a greengromr, is Morning- lase, Hick:RT, wee charged before Mr. Cooke with aessulting Fray sod Agues Badoock, his wife and daughter. he rife, a decently attired woman with mowers fee tree, tAd her story in • rapid and disjointed summer, apareatly arising from bewilderment. On being sworn be commenced—This morning he came home about I o'clock ; he tame home and struck me on the arm with • tece of iron and afterwards at the beck of the heed. It trubecause I would not let him have the little food then To for the children—poor things. eixpeou'ortb of it snag Me. My eldest girl, Fenny, 16 yeses, interfered, sod be struck her with his fist in the face—poor Lit g, she's just getting better of th e f e v er . an d I caPt it from her, • little is the and& The 'cermet one is very bad with it— thing—all she vt.mes for is milk sad Tabor, b at I really aset sometimes get it for her. Ws see the people wont tome a much Dow bemuse of the fever—erhy the takings" are so totting that we're really starving, far ne pledged all my V:..ces. lir. Harris ordered wise mid heeftee. but, oh, Cent me'—and thee, the customers dam* Idea, he uses mob terrible language before the children. There's such a ma. ttuatioa of assaults that I was obliged to give him into car the On time. but don't seed him to prime, if you please— II erring Ler voice)-1 don't wish him to be punished—let lam out on bail. Ih r .& - oke—inderd I shall sot; if this eharge is sttbstae naiad toast probably be will Went to prison for six mouths with hard labour. Where Is year deaghtwr wits—O6, she's at boom, Ir. Ithe suet coats out yet, bat abe's better. Yr. Cooke-11're you applied to the pariah ! Wife—The parish, sir! We by o shoe, sod the ridi wont arid poisons who keep shops. Oh ! it's weal ease. Mr. Cooke—How loog have yes boss smarted ? Wife —seventeen ream—and truly ma I say that sot • week's mace have I had during that th e Mr. Cooke —Has he beaten you before ? Reds -9h. air Why, once be was oommitted for trial for maaaltiog me ; that was semsa years Mime Mr. Cooke —And what wadi his punishment Wils—Nothinr ; he promised better, and somehow or other therY got him oat on bail. I don't know how they menaced it. It coat me 20/. After that I was obliged to leave him. took four of the children, and accumulated • ron.fortable h ome ; t h en I tied him again, but it was not am one. I sued for a separation, but they told so that the law did tot :Mow it—and so it's the old thin over again. Winding—I didn't strike her with the iroa. It was she who struck me. Complairunt here bored her right arm, ammo the muscles of .hick a loos blue stripe was moo to be thickening. Booth. 111 N-1 wee called to the home. A young wtuae's eye was nearly closed as from • recent blow. She attn.!. I 4 pprebesdal the primmer afterwards is the % xteria-read. He denied the drama Ifr. rooks— I remand the charge far the attendance of the daughter. The premier is refused ball, and let the wife hsse a sr semi:it from the poor-box. The wilt's last request wee that the reporter would not make her husband's conduct A..R.1 RI AN 01 - TR JCL --COCNTY or LIVIZEICS. A • M..NDAT.-00 but Sunda evening. a r.arty Of Ili men. with their faces "d wesrintetuldker ci...4 on their heads, entered tie beans of If ic Nub, of ‘ Milltown , distant about wee miles from here. Three `" the Out , had gum and smother man a pistol. Some of Nub. ' family had retind W rest. One of the party lit • c! 4,11 * at the fire, and at ones want to where Nash bad a •un on th e kit c h en dresser, and took it down. They plea ai:o,l fo r t h e man o f the bows, and demanded more grins. and finding Nub's son (Patrick) in the kitchen, they &trick him a severe blow on the head with the Waited of a ;tn. which knocked him down. The map with the pistol the+. fired at sating Nash, and lodged tee grains of large shot in his hip. Old Nutt was fortunately on the loft, from be struck one of the party • severe blow with a long Leller, and knocked him down. The fellows then. fearing t'" l - I, c. deputed in the direction of Asbestos. Infortna ii.r. listin g been sent t o the police, gob-inspector Evans sm.!. I ,r4is party of constabulary immediately left be.. for the scene of entrails, sod &meld paw persons on us- Pjo.e. The cue will be investigated this evening by 12 ^ 11 Ms. RAY., who has &mired here from Limerick. .;"b. about three months slue, took • Gam cm the estate Mr. tklorge Hews.. , f rom which the previous tenant had heen misted.—Defilia Esienieg Maa s ail oil in now becoming marketable, and is to be ea alcalest lubrioator.—Nem York Sue. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1864: NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary half-yearly meeting of proprietors arm held at 1 o'clock, at the London Tavern ; Mr. BRODERICK fa the chair. The report congratulates the proprietors upon the continued improvement in the trade of the North Staffordshire district, and the consequent increase of traffic on their system, which enables them to recom mend a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. against 34 per cent. for the oorreepondlng half of 1862. The goods and cattle traffic for the half-year ending Slat Do ' comber amounted to 104,572/. against 99,307/. for the oor meponding half of 1862, showing an increase of 5.265/.; the passeoger, parcels, &c., traffic amounted to 52,9911. against 49,2651: for the mine half of the preceding year, showing an increase of 3,7261. The tolls on the canal amounted, including those of the Newcastle Oral. to 46,9001. against 46,2341., showing an increase of 666/. Thom results are the more encouraging as the tonnages on the canal show • great diminution on the export to America se compared with those of 1860, the year before the war. The continued activity in the manufactures of the district: v iz occasioned pressing demand, on the company for in means of conveyance, the board has felt it Decerary to meet them, and to be prepared for the expiration of their con tract for the hire of waggons, by ordering 400 goods wag- ' gone and a eortespouding proportion of break vans. Some addition to the stock of locomotive goods engines will be also required. The directors have applied for the require parliamentary powers to enable them to extend their system from Silverdale to Market Drayton ; and for constructing ' branches for the development of the mineral field in the neighbourhood of Chesterton, Talk, and Audley. They hive also applied for short lines to afford further sccommo dation to the important towns of Bantam and Tunstall. They have also concurred in the introduction of a bill for carrying out the lease of the Newcastle Canal. In promoting these lines the directors consider they are carrying oat the true policy of the company in providing every extension of their system that can be reasonably required for accommodating the trade of the district around them, end thus to remove all grenade for the introduction of hostile schemes on the pretext of a want of accommodation. All the result of the half-year's working, after providi oaf or all ranges against revenue, including the unusually heavy items of 4,000/. for law and manometry expenses. 1,149/. 15s. compenietion for losses and sceideats, and 7.5001. carried to the credit of the suspense account for renewal of perma nent way, beyond the ordinary charge for maintenance, the accounts show a balance for the half-year of 64,043/., to which is added the bronco on the 30th of Jens last, 3,726/., making a balance at disposal of 67,7691., out of which • dividend for the half-year at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum is recommended, leaving • balance to be carried for ward of 3,166/. The capital account to the 31st of Decem ber shows that 5,485,3591. had been expended, including 1,170,a101. for the arr. The railway revenue account shows that 168.1781. had been received daring the past half year. and 81,8111. expended, leaving • balance of 86.367/. The canal neer amounted to 67,619!.. and the expenses to 29,9661., leaving • balance of 37,663/. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, remarked that they met under satisfactory circumstaaces, and oongratulated the meeting on the lammed proeperity in the staple trades of the district, which' had enabled the directors to de clare an increased dividend. There had been some ex ceptional expenditure during the half year, which, together with some reductions in the tolls and rates on pottery goods had reduced the sum diviaible among the shareholders. At the corresponding messing last year they divided 52,2001., equal to 34 per cent per mum, whereas now they proposed to divide 64,0031., or at the rats of 4 per cent., the increase being mainly owing to the inspovement 13 the presager mffie. Be had also to state that in consequence of the all having gone to the reduction of the debenture debt, there was a reduction of 3,030/. in the charge for interest. The addition for re lievers during the half year was only 3,363/.. and the direc toes had no doubt that the whole line would be ultimately renewed out of revenue. After referring to the bills pro moted by the company is parliament daring the preart mare, as explained ia the repast, he concluded by pro posing the usual fermi motion. The motion was seconded by Lieutenant-Colonel Pranstox, and after • short dimmer of a congratulatory character, the report was adopted. VICTORIA STATION AND PIMLICO RAILWAY (THIS DAY.) The 11th ordinary half-yearly meeting of share holders was held this foreseen et the oftice.l9, Duke-street, Weetmineke.. Mr. W,LE.E. M.P., is the their. The report bee already bens publiehed. The CHAIRMAN, in ewe* the adoption of the report, re greeted that the marmot of the dividend wee less than they bad expected, bat at the same time it wee en McNees of j par cent. on that of the previous year. The direr ten were extremely desirous of cloaiog the capital 'mount, and the delay which had arisen had been in consequence of their connexion with three other companies, the London and North Weston. the London. Chatham, and Dover, and the South Western, but as soon as the engineer could make op his sc am* the capital amount should be closed. No mare capital would be required, the amount in head being quite sufficient for the purposes of the line. He was happy to say that by the ate made by the board the pros pective dividends would be as follows : In 1864,5 j per mot. per annum • 1865, 64 per neut. ; 1866, 74 pee mat. ; end for 1867, sod is perpetuity, 9 per cent., with the probabi lity of a small bonus. - _ _ The report was adopted, slier some objections by Mr. Bro derick ; and Mesas. Blyth and Paw, the retiring directors, were reelected. with Mr. Ball as auditor. A Bete of thanks to the Chairman concluded the proceed- tOt 4- 49 90 No. I Si I v5.000, -- 2 4•0 1.101 4 Lac 124!? son. 1 4146 4,000 .. ♦OOO • • - 666 6,01)0 .. 6,906 6,000; .. 4000! .. 40001 .. Ite l ' 39 270.680.idl 70 75 0 I die 7 W 5 lo 11. 16 6 6{ SS 6 51 3 •i ( g o o , Es 64A 17 la" 71 a die 90 11 21 II id 4i' 1001 - a 11l 1001 10 I PI 10. prioes I Baku 111 _id xd PROVINCIAL smuts riAzars. urnueou Fn. 9.—Salsa to-day London and North Western. 1076 5 5 I—Maachastar, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 516 M.—Me tropolitan, 106 s—Midland, 101 —Ditto new shares, 7I C.— South Raatern, Kt—North Union E. 1575 id.—Merlon Three per Cents.. 36—Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 7} 6} } I p.—National Dank of Liverpool (Limited, new issued at 5 pm., 7=Albioe Marina ,Lintitedl. 1 346 p.—Brltlah and Foreign (Limited). 25 11-111 p.—Mlereantila Marine, 15-16 p Queen lanarmace, 16 p.—Naticemi Steam Navigation Conway, inta l r 6 lllp. 1-16 1•i6516 s—Wad India and Pacido Ittannaltan, pp.. 9.—ln this market today (both Stafford. shire Railway shares closed at 11 to 115 : Great Westvrn Four per Cent Preference. sellers, at 9t: Ditto Five per Cast. Preference, at 104: Ditto West Midland, Oxford First Gua ranteed, sellers. at 119 Staffordshire Joint Stock Banks were sold at tpm Stafford Railway shares, iat 11 and Manta Metal shares, at 1 1-16 dia. In Wagon shares, Wolk:enter...ere voted at 16 to If Metropolitan Wagon, New, at 15 to pm. : Railway Carr pat e at 16 pm, buyers : and British and Foreign Plant, ostlers, .tll 9. ..6sood business, sad prices Arm at the onotationa Oocaolidated Beak I Limited , 6 7-16 p.—Great OG I—Ditto Five per Cent. Preference, New, w— it:ta estern of Canada. el—Greeks. ilk—London and North Wasters, 107111'—Manc hester. MmMell, and Uncoinehire, 614 1 , 1 r 4tztgid ,o4 . l s4 4_i t i lt t ax tvrr , ortb Staffordshire. 79—Thames and Meng Marine losursaos, 616-16 p.—Loudon and Caledoolan Marine, 1 11.16 p.—Alblou Marble, 11 p.—Britishaild Foreign Mertes, 2 16.16 p New Grenada. 13—Australian Steam, 61 I p.—Ttuidat CosiMls, 411 --Slimly Iron sad Coal, 15 p. 1111. -Three par Cent Consols, 90-New Throe per ant. Rock. 88 4-Dltto for new a bl eccunt ilah March, WM -Indlaa pw Cent. Mock (transferae at Beak of tralsod), tali-Bank of Ireland, 100 i. paid, 2184-N aeons,' Bank, sot. paid, 81 -Ditto for account, 81 -Natsoual Bank of Liverpool Wilted , 101. paid, 18-Ditto New, IL paid, fur account. *- Ulster Banking Company . , Be paid, 7 4-tinion Bank (United), M. paid, 19.-Ditto for account, Its Dublin, Wicklow, and Waziord, all paid, 10-Great Bsethent and Waders, all paid, 974-Midland Great Wastorn Wane all paid, 14-Waterford and Linterkk. aD paid, 18-Dublin Wicklow, and Weriord Five par cont. ndeeaablo. paid In MLitt-Irish North Western, rive per cent. peep., caws A, all pad. le. HEALTH or Losoorc—lt appears from the re turn of the Registrar-General that 1.655 deaths were re gistered in the metropolitan districts in the week that ended last Saturday. In the tee corresponding weeks of the yams 1854-63, the average number was 1,346, which, if raised in proportion to the increase of population during these years, gives a mortality of 1,481 for the present time. The deaths last week therefore exceeded by 174 the esti mated number. Lemma of the respiratory organs were the cause of 438 deaths, of which 299 were attributed to bros. chilli. 90 to pneumonia, and 18 to asthma. The deaths re. Grad to phthiais (or consumption) were 186. The deaths by umotio dimness wen" 340: 10 deaths were ascribed to small pot, Hi to measles, 58 to scarlatios, 24 bo diph theria, 68 to typhus, and 81 to whostogsiough. The deaths of 11 nommenariass are riocerded, oldest of whom ins a man who had attained the age of 98 years. Four children of • coachman, aged 3,4, 6, sod 7 lean re spectively, sad residing at 55, Perk-ortment-rnews West, Marylebone, died of scarlatina, accompanied by diphtheria. The twin daughters of a tailor, residing at Gemini-Argot, Soho, were found suffocated in bed. The wife of a lighter. man, rending at 13, Windmill-West, Lambeth. died of bronchitis. hastened by want of sufficient bed-clothisg. The infant era of • cabinet-maker died at 91, Green-street, Bethnal-green, from the absence of sufficient breast-milk, through poverty. The infant daughter of a french polisher died at 44, Bntannia-street, Gins -leae, from inflam mation of the lungs, accelerated by want. Lest week the birth' of 1,055 boys and 1,023 girls, in all 2,C78 children, were registered in Leedom. In the ten correspoodiog weeks of the years 1854-63 the average number (corrected) was 2,069. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COVYANIIA IN PARLlA 'rm.—Yesterday the following bills were declared to have complied with the standing order proofs required by parlia ment :—Loodooderry sad Lough Shrilly Railway ; Wood. green sod Enfield Railway ; Newark sod Mansfield Rail way ; Seveooaks, Maadstooe, and Tonbridge Railway ; London, Chatham. and Dover Railway (No. 3, Steamboats); Tewkesbury and Malvern ; Wolverheratitim arid Bridgnortb Railway ; Loodoo. righter' Railwaymid South Coast (Steamboat Gloucester and Ledb ß ury ; Charisg-cross Railway s); ; Charing-crose Western Railway; Taiga Valley Railway; Leunoestoo, &dada, aid Wadebridge Joacticio Railway ; Henley-no-Arden Railway; sad Dahlia and Belfast Juno. Mon Railway. The Portsmouth sad Poetess RailwalL. heard as tensions w withdrew.. Tb• miacellasoons cases and declared to have emptied hieloded the Chillies Hill Waterworks ; Portroadoo Reed ; Li v erpool Exchange Com e ; Bolton Gee ; Bolton Road ;i • es Waterworks; Zstlasd Roads ; Belfast Improvement ; Masbate Water works ; Isle of Wight Ferry ; and Stockport District Water- The bills for the Dee Improvement and Belfast Waterworks were declared not to have complied with the stealing orders, BHARE L18T&-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'OLocs. The railway market is dull to-day, and the vari ations in prices are nearly all in an adverse dire°- , tion. The principal feature is a reduction of 2* 'per cent. in Metropoiitan stock. Great Western has also receded I, London and South Wester% . Liffe: Lanca shire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and South. 1. London and North Western stook is n0w707:2 107 to ; Great Western 64 to ir ; Midland, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1014 to 110 ; Caledonian, 124 to 129 ; South astern, 94 t o} ; Great Eastern, 49} to ; Great Northern, 1% to 129 ; London and South Western, 10 2* to 103 ; and Metropolitan, 108 to San Paulo paid up shares have declined, other foreign lines being inactive. Indian and Canadian railway stocks are steady. ORDINARY BRAID AND STOCKS. Bh. I Pd. 1 LOMAT& 114 ' ,131zsa.,WeLtBSoarVall St. 100 Bl7thand Tyne 10 all losion,BlemErdottlel.C 1 Bt. 100 Bristol and tzdar 1 Bt. ;100 'Caledonian 10 ell Volt end Bandon 10 aN .oarawall 10 all TDo. A 4 A. way. vain 411 10 I 611 ,Do.Blp. c.4001dt08.1 60 Dublin sad Belfast June, ,16 all 'Dandoe,Torthottbd.Jo St. 100 Edinburgh sod Glasgow et. 1100 Disarm sad &Western at 100 Groot Eastern Ord. 86.1 BL 100 Do. A Stock St 100 Do. i Aug Stk.. No.!' St. 100 Greet North of Sootbutd St. 100 :Groat Northern _ St. 100 Oat A rec. so div. an- St. 100 Do.B thew c. paid 11 St. 100 , Gt. South 4 WIGS. (In.) St 100 Wog_ Western _ _ I St. MO Do. Mow VaLOuttalki 81. 100 Do. South Watee 1 St. 100 Do. W. MI& —Orford, St. 100 1 Do. Do. Newport! St. 100 Do. Do. Reword St. 100 I Lencealtire it Yorkshire; fit. 100 :Lonna sad Bleoltwell U. 100 ' ,Loo. Brighttot &Coast St. 100 Loodoo,Chathniot Doe. ' St. 100 Loodoolcforth Weetnl Si. ,100 'LorliooM..oothWeetern , St. 100 Man.,Stief.* Laneolnelil 80 all Maryport sod Chrliels 12e 1 all Do. Do. e Ihnreel St. 100 Metropolitan II 8 Do. New 84. 100 Midland iii. mu Do. New St. 100 Do. Blau. et Darby .1 60 gin lad. Gt. Wn. 26 I all Do. iSham 26 . aU Mid Kent 10 all lad lout Cray Ltait) 64. 100 North MIDAS St. 100 Da lklin..Yerth.Dasel St. 100 N. Eartrro—Barerlek 25 11 Do. O. N. Z. Pore i St. 100. Do. Lads St. 100. Do. York St. 100 Do. Carllale • . 26 all Do. Block. & Darllng. l 26 11 Do. do. 1866.58 '. 25 10 I Do. do. 126041 25. 100 • North L?odoo 10 6 Da New —.. 1 81. 100 North 10 all N. & S. Western Jana at 100 Scottish Coatral St 100 Scoalah N. IL Aber. Wk ' St 100 . Scottish 111dlaad iF ill iii;;Touri ti Twescest. ro I et. 100 'Shpshire don W. 100 South Devon 111.. 100 South Eaaatru Bt. .100 & Yorkah. & Elver Deal 10 all Stalaaa.WoklaglisAa 1 St 100 Tad Vale . . 10 i ' Do. C.. I 0 on Motor .... IS Ds. VS:ot Noah EC 100 Victoria Ma. & PlalYeo St. 100 Waterford & Know. St. 100 Weat Cornwall . _ AL 100 if . liartlpt Hatb. 21. 8 81 - - Si Si 84 88 11:01 1414 - - 7 li 37 10 16 17 166 96 106 1011 90 9 60 9 67 . 19. _ mt It 134' 13411 . V/ 90 66 1 66 se 36 37 ' 101 104 104 1101 70 79 103 104 40 42 107 10 0 7 $ 1 10'21 1 61 12 it 12 urt i l pin ! 81 1 ii 1 pm 911 100 62 112{ 26 26 102 f 106} 111 I 91* 01i 374 10* putl 7 le solo * LIO 4 pm Ts so n lie 1231 1116 tl 66 06 100 53 56 M A tof li l4 l' 10.5 170 6i 6 pm! $5 Si Pal et 90 If/ 172 II ZS BRITISH POSIZINIO:f11. - 120} ltile mai a 71 1:1 I MI all ii ale 87 8 I Mask, Priem I Sal" Closing prime I Sales today ye sterday. to 1 p.m. 611 / id 106 sT 4 21 Per -. dle RALLWATI. COLONIAL GOVELNKINI sicustriss. 0101 MO, .. 1ett1ik00149.11p.a.,18721110i 101 106 .... .. Do. do. 18831001 .... . Oan. Gov. 'p.a., 1877-MIIOC 100 10. .... .. Da Swots feb.tAug. 100 f 90 101 id ...__ .. D 0.6 paroLYar.3,loo 102 101 2.214,81116 .. Da 6 par alMa.t.7 .1001 89 91 IMAM .. Do. 1, prat. Ina ,100: 89 91 900.009 .. Mr G1i01p•0p.c4.1873, 100 106 los .. do. 111804.100 1 198 110 .. Do. 40. 19911.100. 109 11l .. Do. do. 1891 100 107 100 C Nov.lBBB, 6p. et . 100' 104 106 .I V: a' 1878, do.. 1001 110 112 .1112106r1tIoa 6 per et., 1873,100 104 107 1878 109 107 109 Do. 1882 100 109 111 .. NataL Gov. 6 par cent_ 100 107 109 .. New Brae. Gov. 6 p.et. ;100' 101 102 ...14.8.Waies ov. 6 p.c.1868 1001 99 100 De. Op. c. 1871 to UM 100 99 100 : I Do. 6p. c. tese to 1892400 90 100 .., 'New Zealand. par cent. 100, 107 109 . Nova Seotla 6p. c., 1876 100. 108 106 . goaanslaad Gov. 6p. et 190 .S. Aut.Gov.6 p. c Bonds 100 106 110 . ' V1e.00v.6p.c.7a9.&1 1y 10t Do. do. 6 p.c.Apr1141044 INS 106 110 101,600' 160,000 200,000 900,000! 100,000, 106440, 106,0001 254 000 74,000, Barri= llUlla mss. Canadian Om. 1.1 I - Clth Odd. eraon ICllitord Anal. Dew. G. Con. ,Taddlt ) 1 iDrakewslls Zed Noel (Mesas_ ). : 20 lad Papa Odd ' be. fleet Camden (UM dledd 'lad Cara Brea ' 1.4.0 L W. Bawd cTsdetk ) ELIE , . Amiable, a tit. Auk's, WI . Great Sou th TOl2lO •• ' 171 L ,CI. W. Vol. kilekstoa) ' *0 OreuelPe 14.10.6 Hereare loot Morton Downs 4llBeod • Lady Deeds 1 Late =ret May Want), _111.) V ' Warmly Ilea Ore , i n N•yr Ileem i tiodb Do. i A ~NI Q EakMT IN. Wt. Baeas4111110pn) 1 FXO I North Wheal Crony I 4.114 Providence (U. Utast) 10.47 Ili.oakur Nowell 1 11100. & Caradon OW Claw) ~ ii i 4 . W. Frances (Mogan; 14.14.9 'Stray Part ' 88 .17.0 ( , TainsrB4ttLea4Ma-C 1 4 (Tlnst , Bases .irott Wet (Moan) 1i W. Cando° (Lisisard) , 4 Wes 4 ChiverSon ' l• West Beton WL Basset Motu) 1 14 Wn. Boller , Baalqi) lO Wheal Ludcott I &LB W.MaryAnn (31enlan ) 0 Wheat betas i 1111 !W M is. Trelawney adsk ), 7 ing Union ' 4 9,W01 1;4 1.0001 .. • 166' t.aoq oleo, .. if Ili 436_441_. Tifin ti_ so - 2 I 211 21 11 12 21 ts K IT id 190 200 00 05 ii ii. YORRIOIf I 1 -14 1 le ITO Si 111 • 4 10 No. 188. 1 WM& I Pd I CI prices. I Idea 149001 2 ;Alamillos ,Usalied) II per #pi - 94000 , 10 Australian -1 7 , I I -, 70,000 1 ton Accord Cop. !Um, In 111 2 - 10, 6 razILL&ILCO(Usti, all 1 1 1 - 14, 10 Cape Copper Litalted, 6 1 n 24 pm 71 19,000 2 VapulaSilver(Llinlied) 19. 1 par - 12.0061 4 0 ere Ceram all $1 Uad- ad 10,0001 20 pripo ILlisati 114 6 I - Men 1 Don edro L N. iiii a t i 1 pm, z 75,000 4 1 'Dew Mono Cot h iaz i 23.000. 3 lAA Del Beg ( I 11 I I &at 21,000' 1 Warns (Limited) lal 6 a 1 - adoo. 10 General all fa *PM It 'UMW& (WOW) -I I 1 tpm 15,000 Unarm all 10,000, 6 Lusitaran (Limited) 2 dl. - 105.815 1 1 Ilarkialta a 7 100.604 1 1 11.4nreos Braa.G.M.Cl in K a 91 P P aa o n 4k t 1 . tc l id Z: P :e r I a ( a l 4 .4 aI 1 1 1 I = 10. 100, IS Port 1 'rata Barb.Gold9.(L I i i l - 100,000 i 0 eixtutrAtrati.(ust. i t dils wet - 11.0001 01 St John del Reg ant l ISI 51 5$ 611 46.179 13 United Nereus a.,n. MII 6 4 - 60.000 1 TallaasaseaGoldlUss. ( I. I llma - 10.000, 10 Namouver Coal (Una) II par i gag - 60,000, 1 Worthing ,Uncitad) 1 all _I I - 640001 1 'Yedassznataaa (Khali all 11 1 1 - I/IBC/ALUMNI& Na ) nal 0091a1ral IPt I 171. prior y ! Ilales. 110,4110 20 !Arralleglean Mr I all , 18 lag 1 - MAO. 111 !Australian Agron IIIi 19 22 I 10,000 21 lAustralcsaM.L&ln.ti 11 4 119 _Pm I •-• 47.0001 10 I BertinWsterwati all , 0 4 1 - rO,OOO. 6 Bombay Gas (Lrill 4 ' lna par I - 6,000 60 British Ar-riean Land. 44 23 16 M UM' 84. Mag.(L)...100 lama. 10 114411,10 Indian Tea (1 1 I a 8,916 7141 Canada Company ,all 76 2 1 1 - 60,000. 111 ICanadimLoang .ar,L ) 4 par Or, - 21,000 10 .Ceylon Comps. y ! 7 4 me, 10! 44000 1e 'Co ofarkatiller.(lll I' Ws 1 pm: - 10.000 60 CommerrialTnlor (Ins. 1 11 4 44pm t 10000' II Cousolidated Da .. (I. l ' 3 - - 'l2 12.008 25 1069.11.1M . Pr1AT1p.e. 1 II 114 - 10019251 81. Cryaal il ls Mld - 1110,001.' 14. 1 Do. Preference In 114 116 -- 177.0011 84 ' Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb..,100 11l 1111 - 14000.190 nrcouniCurporatloacl. 71 21 3g; 1 01 50.000 10 . India rg. & Card ' 6 1 0 s' 100.1100 110 IlmrptianCoeng Trd.(L 2 I 2 ! - 179,57 K. 84 , Martio Telegraph lllll 107 It I - 70,N0 6 iftg. and Asa 00 P/mi il on 4 u 1 2 115,000, n ,O.Creditetna.oflaa 6 2lpir! If I 94000' LS !Oen. Stern Navigation, 14 18 20 24 100,000 10 Iludsott'alim all 14 174 - $4OlO 5 'lndian Curying(L) - - - Man IS Internal Timm - Boa ( i l i j. a al am, 114 41 60.11111 le 'ltalian trim (Om. Oar 8 4 111.2•1 4 10039141 1411 Do, 4p. 6. &la r 1 all la 1112 ' n 40,410 16 ,JointBtockLasoont(L) 1 1 llps 1d,61 61 ad 14009 ZS ILond.andCaledoe.6l. L 3 par epos; - 13000; 6 10'10.Di/trio% Telsg. c. j, an 1 12 I - loom 60 Hand. roan Aro. 'VC 11 11 pm, MI 173,0001 4 Load. G. Omnibus C. L al 21 . - 11,111 41 . Madras Iniga. a 1 I 1 2 4 r1 _ , , Masralus tand,ga 'A) 2 Pia - 12,0.0 10 Media hams. T. IL) all - 10.000, 10 ,Yerean.Crertnee. 41, I pm , - 22 .500 10 :Natal Land& Co/ C. ,'L. , II 41 g 4910 - 164 II 003 !National Dice Com. (L. lbw Irdlll 1 1 211 90,000'140 'National Steam Nay. F' a i 6,000 4 INarboaddaCoallt L 1 1 1 - 6.000 10 I Do. New 1 I pm' - 119,676 1 1 .10. tallish Austraial II all 1 i I - 40.000 1 ,N.Br.t.g Mereaa.ln. el 19 11 M 40,000 26 'Ocean Marta. Imam 14 14Iprn, 10,000' le ;Mental ConinceraW(L 7 11 I pm' -. 100 000 1 Went.' Om (Liined) 111 111 ILI .... 60,t 1 1 Do. New 40, le lOrlent. Inland neam(2)l al 1 ir - - 1... 6 intros& Om luaitedel II lal rel 1100.60.6 84. i Teelitiv.Landitlllia (L7llOO 43 4 10,000 60 Tenlacular &0. 846 m. all 77 79 714 101 71 OM ie ' BA maney Do. New I la lron le M letpin D - ,000 60- 10,000, 16 ' Do. New - 4260 16 Me J. City Imprev. (L) all Ni 474 - 1 19.760, 4 , Dar dare 4 1 1 I 4 1 16,000,100 loyal Maintain' 0 , 79 111 WI 1 194,00 M. Sconsli Aust it lVll4lll 'WI 149 - 30, 10 flonnuar.d* L 4 14 alas - la. 60 8. African IL (L. 6 i I , pie - u,soog a Math Anstrullas !mod al le - 180.000 L IL Submarine Telegraph IN 06 66 - -.. 1 I Do. aura A i_ - 146.0001 20 Tnanceulllerseilu(l ) 2 11 1 pm 71 1;500110 Trust&Assamolna.L 1 00,000 L a Ps - 'IOT. & I. Co. of V. Cairn a pa - 10000 6 :thatedir.Teleg Co. (L.} 2 Par - .Ushers. M .Unera Maras lea (I I 1 pm Ipm - 25. , 00 11: Upper AasarTes(Lbap le I pml - 17 - 10.000, 710 :Tan Dleacea'sLond. ,14 le la U 10 94000. 60 W.ladlatisellcal iL. I - - - PREFER EWE BRAES& Gt. West. 5 per MO. redeem. preL, 86 Ditto Pref., 4i per eset., 76. Midland Goolohdeted. Leicester sea Mak. 4 per owl, FOREIGN RAILWAYS. RAJ!' sad San Frau*boo Limited guar. 7 per ant., 17. Great Luxembourg, 101. San Paulo Lienitad panatela 7 par Nat (81. paid), 8. Ditto (all paid), 191. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ol.o/i. The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a good extent, and prices in most instances exhibit a favourable tendency. The demand is chiefly for East Caradon shares, which have risen loa, the present quotation being 28f to 29f. Prosper United are also better at 71 to 8 ; East Lovell at 9to and West Chiverton at 56i to 53. Wheal Beton are quoted 160 to 165, ex div. ; aml Chiverton, 114 to f. Very few trausactaons have occurred in the foreign and colonial mining shares, and prices have experienced no change. Cape Copper are dull. Creditors of the Devon Wheal. Union Mining Company (Limited) are required to send the parti culars of their claims to the liquidator by the 9tth inst. At Esat Grenville meeting yesterday the accounts showed a balance of 1,1481. against the mine. A call of 4a. per share was made. At Wheal Seton meeting yesterday a dividend of 41. per share was declared. Tin CONDBININED PINATAS. The seven fo• rebels w►o were euerioled at the leot sitting of the Ont. trel Crionool Court of the doable mime el nenMr and pine b►re serondly eoefeloott their partielpatiee is tie fires armee for which they on to softer death ea the WWII Wet. _ . . Among the oldest 'settlers in lilydenhani, on the Lake Shore lute is lir. Peter Da T. H. is sow 72, awl ble wife ie 72. The, bare Wee earned AO yews, wad have 10 Widnes, 72 gola6daddres, sod 22 postigreadabildree. mak* 101 venom. 67 of Neva are brim ea the Lake Shen thie ; the cabers are is New Brarrwiek, where Mr. Day aim from —Owe Hoard 2ises. MONEY MARKET.--(TELS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. The stock markets opened this morning with a dull appearauoe, but au improvement has taken place within the last hour and a half, in conse quence of a financial house in the City having received a telegram, announcing an armistice between the Austrian and Prussian forces and the Danes. The funds have risen per cent., and some of the chief speculative foreign stocks to 4. Home railway stocks are dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes orzued at 86fr.400., being sc. bete, than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4 for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (March 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90i, 4,4, & ; ditto for account, 902, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 904, 4, India Five per Cent. Stock, 1034, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 100; Five per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 1044 ; and Exchequer Rills, Bs., 35., dis. Mexican Bonds and Turkish Consolides have risen 1 per vent., the former being quoted 351 to 363, and the latter 461 to 471 ; Greek Bonds are rather better, at 211 to 1 ; and Spatish Passive, firm, at 321 to a. Trans actions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, scrip, 21, 13 dis. ; Chilian Foil- and a-Balf per Cents., 84 ; Dutch Certificates, 101 ; Egyptian, 1023, 102; ditto, second issue, 1021 ; Greek, for account, 213 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 91 ; Italian, for account, 661, 3 ; ditto Mareramana Railway, 741, 75; Mexican, for account, 353, 361, 351; Moorish, 911, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 844 ; Portuguese, 1853, ttc., for aooount, 474 ; ditto, 1856, &c., for account, 474 ; Russian, 1860, 86 ; ditto, 1862, 884, 4, ; Sardinian, for acoount, 823 ; ditto Passive, for account, 321 ; Turkish, 1854, for ac count, 89 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 091; ditto, 1862, for account, 674, 1, ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 551. International Financial shares are now quoted ci to I prem.; General Credit, 2i to § prem. ; Loudon Financial, 11 to 4 prom. ; Hudson's Bay, 16/ to 171 ; Egyptian Trading, 2to rem.; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 5 prem. ; Land Securities, 4 to 14 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, ito prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 2to 1 die. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 6 to prem. ; Credit Fonder, 14 to 2 prem. ; Mexican Bank, 44 to 5 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, I to prom. ; and Contract Corporation, 1 4 to 1 4 prem. A good demand continues to be experienced at the Bank of England Discount-office and in the general market; but, though the supply of money is fully equal to current requirements, the terms fur choice hills are not below 74 to 8 per cent. About 31,0001, in gold was nought s by the Bank yesterday. The influx to that establishment will doubtlesa continue, there being no inquiry for the Continent. The bar silver by the last Mexican packet was sold yesterday fur the East at ss. lid. per ounce, being • fall of lid. compared with the price obtained for the supply which arrived in the middle of last month. In the interval the transactions have been upon • greatly reduced scale, and the quotation has gradually receded, owing to the important reaction in the Bombay exchange. The remittances of this metal by the Bombay steamer on the 12th instant are expected to show a large falling off. The Calcutta and Bombay exchanges yesterday are the same as last received, while those from China are without variation of importance. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally higher than on Friday, and in some in stances the movement in favour of this country was rather important. In fact, the exchange; are now at such a level that, under ordinary circumstances, an influx of gold from the Continent might be looked for. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 11 ; ditto, 3 dam, ILI7I t,181; Rotterdam, 3meoths,l2.o/ toll; Antwerp, Smooths, 35.75 to AO; Hamburg, ma beams 3 ummtbe, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, 3 dam 2.5.321 to 42 1; ditto. 3 month., 25.821 to 90 ; Traokfortoo-the-Maino, 3 mouths, 1191 to 1; Petenberg(per reablel,3 months, 321 t0:.431 ; Vienna. ed. 60., 3 meths, 12.45 to 55 ; Trieste, off. do., 3 months, 12.45 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to ; Oadiz, 3 months, 471 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 96.931 to 971 ; Genoa, 3 months. 26.921 to 971 ; Aliam 3 mouths, 29.921 to 971 ; Naples. 3 months, 25.921 to 971 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.921 to 971; Moils% 3 monde, 25.921 to 971 ; Lubin, 90 days, 62 to 1; Oporto, 90 dare, 52 to 1. It is understood that the Stock Exchange Com mittee have made • new rule, which is likely to be regarded with satisfaction by all who wish to see the joint stock enterprise of the day kept within healthy limits. It appears that they bare de cided not to appoint a settling day in the shares of any future new companies in which less than one half of the capital shall be issued, or less than 10 per cent paid thereon. In some recent instances newly formed companies with shares of as large • denomination as SOL, or even 1001., have obtained • settlement, and gone to work with only 21. or 31. per share paid thereon. This plan is considered to leave the future nominal liability of the subscribers unduly large, and the committee are apparently of opinion that it doss not afford sufficient guarantees to the public. The proposed dividend on Caledonian Railway stock is officially announced at the rate of 6} per cent per annum, against 6 for the same period of 1862, and that on London and Blackwell Rail way stock at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, against 4. Through the Land Mortgage Bank of India, the prospectus has been issued of the "Credit Foncier of Mauritius (Limited)." The London board is composed as follows, viz.: Colonel Balfour, C. 8., late chief of the military finance department of India, director of the Land Mortgage Bank of India; Sir John P. Grant, E.C.8., late lieutenant governor of Bengal, and director of the Land Mort gage Bank of India ; Mr. George Henry Money, of Berkeley-street ; Mr. George Palmer Robinson, director of the Alliance Bank ; Mr. Richard Spooner, deputy-chairman of the Bank of Hindu 'tan ; Lieut.-Colonel F. A. V. Thurburn, late deputy-commissioner of revenue in Oude ; Mr. Henry Young, late chief secretary to the Govern ment at Bombay ; and Mr. George Cle ribew, late chief medical officer at Mauritius. Attention is called to the great scope which is pre sented in Mauritius for the useful outlay of capital in improvements on estates, and the promoters of the present undertaking estimate that a sum of 2,000,0001. might be safely invested in the colony at • rate equal to 10 per cent. per annum. The company's capital is 500,0001., in 10,000 shares of 50/. each, and it is proposed to call up by instal ments 101. per share, and then to issue bonds, the whole of the company's profit being thus applicable as dividend on the comparatively limited amount of 100,000/. of paid up capital. The prospectus of the City Mercantile Club and Dining Hall Company (Limited) is in circulation, with • proposed capital of 80,0001., in 8,000 shares of 101. each. The object is to establish a new club in the City of London, and also public dining and refreshment halls of • high class. It is mentioned that the directors have " purchased in one of the best and most central situations in the City, in aloes proximity to the principal places of business, • magnificent range of buildings (recently erected under the superintendence of an eminent architect) in the centre of Cheapside, having nearly 30,000 feet of floor space, and pre-eminently adapted to the requirements of all branches of the proposed estab lishment," and it is suggested that • good return may be obtained from letting off the ground and basement floors. The fourth call of U., making fol. paid, is to la• paid on the shares of the Bombay Gas Company (Limited) by the 7th of March. A call of 61. is to be paid on the shares in the Consolidated Discount Company (Limited) by the 7th of March. Application has been made to the Stock Ex change Committee to appoint a settling day in the 3 ”, f shares of the London Mercantile Discount Com pany (limited). The half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Dock Company is oouveued for thsUbth inst. We are informed that the applications for the shares of the Mexican Bank in London alone have reached thus far to between two and three times the amount of the company's capital, irrespective of large subscriptions in Liverpool. It is accordingly notifi , d that the list will be closed on Friday. It is stated that the applications for the capital of the Wallachian Petroleum Company (Limited) are already considerably in excess of the 12,000 shares to be allotted. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insnranos.—Alliance British and Foreign, 15} ; Conan T. eial Union, 94 ; County, 84 to 34 ; Eagle, 6) to 1; London, 48 to ; London and PromeciarMarine, 21 e: div.; Marine, 98; Minerva, 61 ; Ocean Marine, 20 to 194 ; Rock Life, al ; Titania and Mersey Merino (Limited). 74 4 ; Univenal Marine (Limited), 54 5 4. Gaslight and Coke.—Bahle aiitedh 194 ; ditto Tea per Cent. Preference ( Limi t ed), 214 ; EWOlPlaa, Newi2 to 1 ; Imperial, 854 ex April die. ; ditto New, 73, ex it ; Imperial Continental, 874 to 64 ; United 474 8 50; Western, 154. Dente—East and West India, 140 ; St. Katharine, 73 to 2 ex die. ; soot hsn3pton, 634 to 6. Waterworka.--Ber!in, 9to 4 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, 131 to I, en die. Canals.—Grand Junction, 75, ex div. ; Regent's (or Lon don), 254. TIMIDLY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to for the Bth March, were marked to-day 91, and closed at 90s to /. For money the last price was 90ft to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Con... Consols, fur money, 901, i; ditto, for account, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90}, e, 4, I ; New Three per Cents., 904, 3 ; New Two-an -a-Half per Cents., 72} ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103 ft, 104, 1034, I, 4; ditto Four per Cent., 100. Continual sales have carried the price of Inter national Financial shares this afternoon down to 64 to 64 prem. General Credit closed at 2;1 to 24 prem., being steady, and London Finaneid at 114 to 114 prem., being 2a. Gd. higher than yesterday. The shares of the Land Securities Company were last quoted to 1 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, 4_ to 4 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, to prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 44 to 5 prem. ; Contract Cor poration, Ift to 14 prem. ; Credit Foncier, 14 to 14 prem. ; Littlehampton Steam, 5} to 6 prem.; London Mercantile Discount, 2 to 3 pram. ; London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, i dia. to par ; West India and Pacific Steam, 1} to 2 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 54 to 5j prem. ; Mexican Bank, 4} to 5 prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 2} to 1} dia. ; Financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; Wal lachian Petroleum, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Fairhairn Engineering, 1 to 1} prem. 100 a/1 Atiantica 84. Lawman: fa St. 100 Boni.Bar.&C.ln.g.sp.e.l 101 20 11 Do. New I Dar 20 71 Do. E Shares I Piz 30* al( Buffalo & Inks Moroni 61 10 all Do. Preferenos 1 a 100 100 But, Brant,* Gods** , 6p. e. 948 dor 1. Mit 100 100 Do. do. Joly I. vat 100 100 Do, do. Juno 1,1674 M. 100 Cal. a &intern Ilp.e. g, , ' 90 ay. Ss. &00 Cape T. a DoeltOp.iii. 00 101 100 sil • Dennorsjpwr. 84. 100 iris. Banal gm .e.p 6 109 105 Bt. 100 Inn Indian go. Ido 1 102 144 ll' 20 9/ 1 1 6 , De. 11 Do. 0 littenetoo 1 par * pak do St. 100 Grand Trunk of 104 24 *pm I 130 all Do. tat pref. Bonds I 72 74 100 all Do, do. deferred' 66 00 100 all Do. 2nd pref. Ponds OO 07 100 all Do. do. defined' 49 62 100 all Do. 3rd prof. stock , 40 62 100 all Do. ao. deferred 38 42 100 all ' Do. 4th pref. Stock 100 all Do. do. deferred' 9 , 1 24 84. 100 Great Indian Peninsula , 142 103 30 12 Do. r 6 per amt. , il l ia l pni 20 12 Do. January, 1042 1 10 01 St. 100 Gt. S. of I adla M. 6p. St. 100 Do 6! per coat 1 -- fa. 2 Do 001 WI 04. Western of Cord 5l 204 19 Do. New I 11* 114 114 all, Do. ek...B.h.dapay.-8 IS t 7 14111 911 96 100 all Do. do. do. 1877 10 2 Indian lamina' * *pm id 10 1 Do. New St. 100 Madras roar. sp. mot lOl 103 M. 100 Do. do. 41 do 96 98 84. 100 Do. do. a* do.— 02 96 99 2 Do. Fifth Ihrlasslok St. 100 Meth. Corp. 0 par e. Ma Bai l 60 all Main ana Hobson's 58 00 20 all N.Bron.& eadels.•t 11 6 Bt 100 N.R.ofeawflp.c.lstp.B. at 86 84. lid Benda gn. 6 pm. cent. 101 103 81. 105 . Do. Deihl do. 1 101 103 20 2 , Do. do. do. i iPm St. MO . Do. Ponjaub do 1 101 103 , 84. .100 1 Do. Indus:A.l l BM do 97 99 JOINT STOCK BANK& 10,000 100 Agra sad U. Ser Bask GO 20,000 NS AlliaoosLonALlvarposl 10,000100 De. Nr 100,000 10 Anglo kustrlan 42:400 40 AO - 4041441a . 7.600 40 :15;.71;;: 10.000 11 'Bank tal= 611 all ' otoo 100 Ilank ot I 2%000 20 Bank of Otago ,Llealtad) 1 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L)I If _O.OOO 60 .BankotVlctuela.AuteSa W 6,000 100 Bank of Wales 'WA) um 10 Bank of New Usland 1 0 'O.OOO 20 Brasiliantrortasfassa(Ll 0 1%000 110 Brit. A American YEA II WOW 50 British N. America .. ' all 12,600 20 Char. Bk. Bra. Cola= 10 60,100 20 C. Bk. IndlikAus , Chtaal all MOW 10 thrtrd. If. of India, ie Olll 8,000 100 :al lO 0 0 I 16 20,000.100 .Coicnial 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L), 4 6,000100 Continental .L.) lO 10,000 100 I Zmailsh and frisk (Um' II 26,000 It 'lng.Soot.dAnd.Cbartd, , all 40,00.1 ISO Ifoglish and Sombah (L. 0 40.00' 60 . European Bank Waitaki 10 10,000 100 Lilndnsn.ChluaiLlap.(L, AS 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limbed' ID , It/soot to insponal Ottoman , 10 100,000 20 lon.] Morllik. India (L). 1 10,000 100 London Bank of sect. (LI S 10,000 100 London and Brazilian llO 6,000 100 . loo.B.AyrostUit.Platog y IS 20,000 00 Do. Ao. New l l. 6,000 100 'Lou., BIT.. &S. SUL (L) . 11 I 60,000 20 Mon. Cb. Bank of Audit' as 10.000 100 !London and Colonial (LI 10 30.000 00 London and County III 6,000 MO Lou. Manibg.Cos.l3..(L)l II 00,000 ( 60 Loudon Joint Stock , 111 10.030400 lan, Neethern ()' U African 30,000, 20 & South 0011 LOOP 20 ' Do. Do. Yew all 10,060100 !Loa. I 0000 100 !Loa. &B. Waters (Um. IS KM 10. (Lon. A Wonialnater 10,1011100 Merehaut Bank. Lina.)_ Te 20,000 60 Martantil• A lischaalL 10 10,000 100 Metro. a Pros. Bank (L 10 6.000 100 Midland Bonk (Liu) 10,000 100 National of LI ( 10 10,000 100 N. Pro. M 26,000 10 . Do. New 30.000 101 Do. o• ill 10,000 60. National Bank 2) WOW , 10 New South Wales I ail 0000100 !New Zealand (Limited) 111 00,400 U Oriental Bank Corpora. all 20,000100 ermine. of Indand 10,000 10' Do. Now vaAne, 20 ;Salado, Puy., a Delhi (L 11 12,500 10 Do. New 10000 25 :South Australia MI 10.000 100 'Stand. of B. S. Africa 4,00.100 Do. do. 40,000. 16 Colon of Amaral& _. an Roos Alb Cake of Ireland (Um.) 1111 10.0101 80 ,Uslon of Laskin a DUCK/I. t= et. Ft sad W•st, loft .1 1111111.111 Loodon 1, St. Katharine MANI It Wampum' MIK la. Victoria 110 66. Now »,_ll2 paisd to t 2Di 76'71 • 26 28 pm 102 i 178 176 362 id I " d r l a 41 141: 11 1 db. 4 Mb 4 a 11 ilva a a 1111 114 114 id -- 20 u " 1 se Ibis d , ti Id4 ' tit 111 id tpairdisa ma ; pm. NEr: 19 1 1 DiNall •. U .Si tithe , ! e 34 ft l e 4 psi TS 73 id' 37) awIIII id 3 60 62 1 2 1 dla IA 61 • 61 lj se uI 10 11 pm' 14 11 pati I.li elk I di 4se asi rse 011 141 TS TS 71 73. es— ;no IN IN loi t i Pali PMI id vni 3 414 6 zd 30i xd IN , b I zd 12 1 .... All ell 115 zd zd 1 0 ,1 Id sd .... lii za _id In t - IA 44 A sea_ Ni Si Id ISi COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LAMS.-(T1118 DAY.) Thera was osly a moderate supply of English wheat on sale is our market today. The demand, however, for both red and white qualities ruled very inactive, but at p ri ces quite equal to Moodily. The panel oOnditiou of the samples was good. We were well supplied with most kinds of foreign wheat. All descriOlous were held firmly, at extreme rates, but the amount et . hissiesas dein), was snook restricted. la amain cargos* of grnia the limited mode, st about promote rates. Malting b arley changed hands somewhat freely, at v full prices. Gnsding and distilling aorta were a lull ie quiry, but sot cheaper. The supplies were seasonably es teems. were OD • Them was a fair inquiry for most kinds of malt, at last week's quotations. Oats were quite u dear as on Monday. The demacd for them, however. was I.v no meats active. The sale for beans, Voth English and foreign, was steady, at late rates. . Most kinds of peas were . mite as dear as hat week, with • fair oossumptive demand . We have to report a steady inquiry for flour, Lt foII lees. pr Red clover seed commanded rather more money, and Dearly all other seeds *ere in steady request at full pikes. C.kes realised previous currencies. ARES T num. LK lass. Pre Qr. =M UT. Zan. Ks* rod Mit 11 to 41 „ Ditto,ll3ll . 39 le 42 Dftiop,wlol4ol2 40 to 68 D1914.18= 41 to 46 Nato& sad 146:64i rod 1833 11414/36 1394111136 Ortad.og l4 to 17 SIR. trolk .mod 173.4 sot 40 to 63 thigalou and Wars 66 to 60 Drown An Per Qr., OMB. e. botc, bed =" a to !7 w Inaq 17 to 1111 bleak !rte 1I to U _ _ 7 to 38 to it Mumps - 29 to U Mel l9 to U Morrow Pipes P 2 U to le . _ 299 __ Gtoy 421: M Xt Roos. Toon nada, per OA lb& lomitold I.! to M Cassidy ,Idodollt ood Suffolk, 29 to M ' '2B to Id Per Qr. Ora. S. I. Danish and &radii& 1$ to II Yoram _ 18 to 112 Men. hank par mak .... 114 ie 11 wargilli. .., • • 34 a Avairloo. per beL .. 19 to rt Cararloo. .. . re 10 11 13TO WXUON BY WATEL To P. Y. 1! • ;1 i Duda% - 33 to 17 2 172 4333 sow a MA = 34 to ST 34 to &I LBW Wax WM* 29 to 12 Yellow _ 97 to SO New Oies .. At to A Me* food — IS to 23 e . yo/No 2l So 20 1023501 L Per Qr. Irwin. a a Danger orl Loup- Rostoc bog k & Yooklas 411 to IC botg Dente 42 to Mt 41 to 45 listadaa, era - - - ------ oat dateiicso. red . 'Ma 47 to 60 BALM. Gelatin 33 to 10 Died Nag lioltb. 361110. Dutch, brow II et IS ..__. ... :Mind cabal A.R.RIVAIS O OWN, *O. I CARZIAGI, FROM FER. II ?lbw., Mario. Malt. bra I goo I too lin. we. Lit. adm SWUM oallookiii 470 1110 IMO is Irish foreign I MOO .. .. Total 'l UN •0.. NM wn .. Ise LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) WV =MTV° AND DMINNATIONAL TZLIGILA2II.) (nom oui cant ooassumpirr.) The market very early, at toll rates. The 11110 will pea baby foot up betereea 7,00 sad 8,000 bales. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) BMA/ —The market is active for all qualities at sad under Ns., and prices abow an advance of 6d. to Ls. per cwt. ; fiber sorts are lem in request at unal tered rates. Mauritius mold, 0001111011 to dee brown, 365. to 465. ; low to good middling ye low, 41e. to 43e. ed. ; grainy low to dee yellow, 425. 6d. to Mkt 6d. ; Natal brows, 36e. 6d. to 40a. ; yellow, MX Id. Ms 435. ; Manilla cloyed, 40s. Reamed costinues in good must at full prices. COME. —Tbe market for Ceylon °optimums Inn, and the parcels offered in public sale found buyers at full prima Plantation triage, 565. ed. to 695. 6d. ; sae ordinary 71a. to 71a. 6d. ; low to good middling, 76.. to Ha 6d. ; Ask 90s. 6d. ; Native Ceylon, good indimuy, 675. to 67a. 6d. Tau.—The market continues quiet. Bon.—At ld. per gallon decline from late bigb prices, ea exteasin business bat been trunacded ebielly in Demerara, at la 9d. to 1e..10d. ;and llerbion, at Is. Bd. Rtcw.—The demand continues iLsetire. Pgrrn.—About 1,000 bap of white hare been sold at 5 1d. toIle& liotoo.—The biddings wahine !aortic! at the opeaW rates, viz.. good Tirboota at 24. to 4d. decline, middling and rood Mearrals, 2d. to 3d. ; ordinary and asdeshabk, 3d. to 4d. ; sad good 'Jades, at 2d. to 3d. lower ; ordinary sorts at thrlis bare mallard lest sale's prices ; good Herpahs hare also said at last sales pries" bat ordinary WAN are lower; and dry teat Madras, 2d. to 3d. Ccrrrow.—The demised is rather less wave, bat to prWes there is so au.. The total sales yeslorday went 2,000 bilis. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tits satket in steady ; rime are quoted am follows : Tows tallow, 40e 6d.; senoswg Y.O. ow the spot. 455. 6d .: Ilareb, 40s. 6d. ; April to Jame, 41s. ; October to December, 445., "sea BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Patinas' sad Smith report a steady diosad for oonsamptioo, prices rassising 'cry Si... COAL MAB.KET. —(THIB DAY.) was Fwd Mottos, 20s. ; Walls Fad Lasestme, 19s. 64. ; Walls Ea Haswell, SOL ; Walls Ead Soath EsSkse n OLE, Walls Bad Ilartliwol, 19s. 9d. ; Wills Elba Boa* p 001,195. ;Walk Lod loath Was, 1954 Was la Hood* Hall, 19a. ; Walla Bad Wbsisidifio, 17s. 9d.; Walk Zsa 0.a." wor th. 'al Lid Edon Maio, 18s. ad. ; Walls Pa d 17a. 3d.; Walla End Horton, 17.. 3d. ; Wall Sad Tasaal, 171. 3d. ; Was Fad Whit worth, lea. ; lie. 6L ; Taallokl Your Balsa, Ito.; Beadles Hartley, 15a.; %beds Hartley, Us. ; Di. suisos's Hartley, 195.-87 dips at swot. Eli 1Q _ ii,r4 S9* &SI: :14 6 4 2 48 1 1 i _l4 ,i‘ ity t.: . i~, I 1 4 1!: 1