The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-13 00:00:00

• r-7", • . i •;.s..te, 7 • :: At ik. § v.: . Pr. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1867. ..F TAVERN AN!) LasS ePP tut 7: LIITs AT Ana'l.Vu. THE INII, I I . ESTS.- (TATS DAY.) 1.. "'clock this morning, Mr. W. Carter, 1.1 s( Surrey. "netted an inquiry at the Mitre Tooting, as to the valise of the de . I.y hey of the Rising Sun Tavern and Assembly . Xl..iolay morning last, by which four men, Cutting. Tlllllll3ll Porter, Richard Smith, and r I.ley lont their lives. fly 11.15 tatts...l .1 1110111 painful excitement iu 1 T...filtg. 1111,1 large glom.. of 11111,131111 11,1V1` •liV around the ruins since the tire occurred • b.. u, 45 sitting the rul.binli with a VieW of al!, • • ',mains of the unfortunate men whose limbos. Iced to mere cinders, can only he recovered This truing a charred leg was flag :. I there in little flouht that parts of nun: to victims still remain to he found. None —is.. were got out entire. and their identification ~ ....m.roximately arrived at. The destruction of of the largest in the dintrict, and contain- exelm.ive of the asseuthly•rount, was cow -1 . . 1.11) a toot of the walls was left stapling. Upon • .ser the i.ro , this morning the workmen found ,• , t., he still smut'', lering, and they ha.l to throw • .;u c h viewol the remain", of the decease,' 1% :Ili Ilarrincton called :He deposed that lie was mhnroa employed at the new sewers in the Tooting . .1t I o'cloek on list Monday morning, while he w:01 •ity, !.. •.6w a great awl oat looking round lie • . sum Ta trro ,a 1 fire and he then heard Fire I" lie was within 100 yards of the build ., .ru thither. He thought there were more %nice. than one. and they were male %Meat. Ile t!••• landlord. Mr. Weaver, and a servant girl iii the roadway. Neither of them were Mr. 11"...iver had a coat thrown over There wen: two men on the roof of the at the ',hie next the nail. Witness did not ;„ noise or annul of a noise from within the house. II :•• the wheelright'a house and got a ladder, and w ail it he enable.' the two men on the roof of the hall o—, t. get down. They were not dressed. When witness n• -t went to the spot the fire teemed to be biasing all over t limo,. The hall-room was not then 011 tire,but it ignited ditertty after the two meat gut down. The flames made ‘ery rapid pnigress. He not see any door or window ..Is-u. Ile did not know in what way Mr. Weaver and y•••. 1 1 :: woman made their main, Witness had not looked the direction of the buildite , before lie caw the role: don :mil heard the scream,. ; when lie did look the dime, were at all the window.. He could not say how the fire had Listed to where it Mal commenced. 11 me wren said that he was a gardener and had lived • the ni,•ing Son for two years past. The landlorl of o horse was Mr. Thomas Weaver. Witness slept in a roolo on the south ride of the huuee ; another meted d: .s Bourne slid in the aunt Pu Sunday iii4d last they both retired for the lat Iu o'ckwk. Bourne was quite sober, and so was wits , In the e,rly morning. :divot 4 o'clock. witness • ion‘c.l by Lonnie. who sail " Get np—house a fire!" IT. roma was then full of smoke. There was no are in 11„.nsnn. The door was shut. Witness opened it ; but • f0r0..1 to close it again instantly, on account of the heat and smoke from the stairs. They nearly ~!lo.ated him and knocked him Imckwanls. He could see • tames. There was no chance of giving alarm to the ~barn in the hour. They polled open the window sash, ;ot, mi to the roof of the ball-room. They were then pa down by a ladder. (The inquest was proceeding when our report left.] ANOTHER CHILD .IIURDER IN PADDINGTON. This morning Dr. Lankester held an inquest at v*,.f. Hall Anus, l'addington•green, on the body of a male fluid found under the following circumstances : sophen Burden, a night watchman, employed by the (;raii.l Junction Canal Company, deposed that abont half per thr..e o'clock on Tuesday morning last be saw a bundle floating on the surface of the wster near the Weigh-bridge, Paddington. He found the bundle to e.•ntain the decomposed body of a newly born male child snapped eight times round in linen 'bandages. luspector Steer, X division, said every effort had been read.. to find a clue as to who was the mother of the child, but without success. 11r. Westmacott said decease' was a remarkably fine child, it miglied dlbs, and niessurell 20 inches. On making A post mortem examination be found the umbilical cord cut but not tied. The parietal hone was severely fractured a' if its head had been very violently knocked against some hard substance, and underneath was a quantity of extra eamted blood, which proved that the blow had been in dicted whilst the dim VIM alive. The mouth also had is en violently torn across both cheeks. The lungs were fully inflated, and floated freely in water, and all the other ogans were healthy. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" against some fasrson or persons unknown. rt. is is the seventh inquest held on the bodies of • I.‘ childrell found in Paddington during the past fort- N0w..., ( . ..LLISION BETWEEN TWO EXPRIMS TRAINS.— An accident toe!: place on the Scottish North }: astern line, about three miles front Aberdeen—the express train from the south having run off the rail., anal the express from Aberdeen having run into and smashed some of the carriages which were lying across the up line. The train which ran off the rails was the expros from the Routh, due in Aberdeen at 10 lunette. pot 4. This train was twelve minutes late at stonehaven, and proceeded at a very high speed till ulswit a mile on this able of Cove, when the engine jumped off :i,e rail., dragging the tender and two carriages with it. It tore along the line for about ro or 60 yards, and break. in; utf from the tender, fell across the other line of mils, the tender fulling across the down line. Marvellous to state. Cie driver, Alexander liutchart. and the guard, Wil liam Hood, both escaped with their livasa, and though they I :are both le eatained injuries, they werenot consideredeevere. 31 , sd of the passenger. were bumped and bruised. anal some slight ly cut. The start led paasengers anal officials had Manny nu., •o realise their escape, when another fearful danger seemed impending over them, for the mail train which ..ve..klar.leen at 4.13 was due at that moment at the tie-e al t accident ; anal before the wayiuen—who rain time to .lo MO the train was upon them. driver, William lbaig, had only about a hundred yank notice of the catastrophe, but be immediately Ono off ‘term, reversal the engines, anal put on the ore.ak. He then leaped off. and has escaped uninjured. Tito tell train mine into collision with the fallen engine of ti..,..her train, hut the measures fur lessening the shock so I..qpily :and bravely effected, were so successful that cont. par d little alania:;e was done, anal the shock was so sliL;ht that. though a number of the second-class passengers were more or less bruised, 1401116 of the heat-class passengers lordly knew that any collision bad occurred at all. The pa.sengers by the train which ran off the line walked to Abenleen ; anal, later on in the evening, the 4.13 mail re turaw.l to Aberdeen till th e li ne s h ou ld be clear. Men were telalmaphed for trout Perth to clear the line.—Dundee •i• Wheal Barley SMALLINKC IN ST. PANCRAS WORK HOD MR. Yesterday. at the weekly meeting of the St. Pancras Board of thiardiates, Dr. Markham. medical poor-law in gactor, ! , resented himself before the board, and said he :rteuded in consequence of a coin ication which hail Is n made to the Poor-low Henri on the subject of small- Wt eases in the wards of that workhouse. He had just d those weedy, anal he meet easy that he icareely cver saw ar.y in a more unsatisfactory state—a state calms. heed to opreaal the disease in a moat serious manner. He I. understood that there hail been not less than 16 eases the hmse since the fOth November last, and he found :h t with regard to clothes, not only haul no steps been ' 'can for their disinfection. bait they were tucked under 'ls lied, of the patients anal allowed to remain there till ' • I..atients recovered, and then they were given them to ..a. He found that the sheets and blankets were changed, anal the nurse had informed him :1::-t very often patients were put under the .• awl blankets that had just been used by ietients, anal that she had to get the sheets t. ild bkets as best she could. The same remark applied 0, e.• here persona had lied. The things they had used .e is• d without being disinfected. With regard th,. suoerintendence of the wards he had ascertained ts the , • was only one nurse in them during the day, nark 4mi:et tie night only one out woman, who was :.p ••:., years of 'age. There was only one night-stool •aa• s: a. M. awl if more than one patient required it at a.ye th, y lanai to go across a stone yanl to the place s' a -a, .e o ....dim, He could not help saying that this st. , •• Wil4 a moat dangerom, one, and he could not t. 'I to extent the disease had been propagated in the `: • i7. day there were thirty-seven cases in !"' " “ds. He thought it would be better for the r I a; . take immedi a t e s t e p s to remedy this sa a.f t!.inge than to wait for any direct sil k!: slid investigation by the Poor-law Magni • . n. Mr. Watson, and other members of the I. a I I or. l‘fartallam's attention to the fact that, by al• . .a: 'i.e. ;,n , l otherwise, they ha - I f req u en tly urge d u p on th• w Ituaral the necessity of providing hospital atc a....,„ ...la fur snudipos cases. Dr. Markham said he r that was the ease, and be had no doubt • - .11 the accominualation in their power. What .1 of w a s th e s y s t em w hi c h a ll owe d the wants t'• • the condition in which he bail found them. N. tai, said if he was ever surprised at anything in his ' • at the statement with respect to their sheets ' • for they were articles of which there was a ',...1.1.1.ance at the disposal of each ward. He was ‘. • ' •:a i%beat at the statement that the clothes were d rsuiain under the beds. It was only another a ..1 the shocking weakness of the present manage ! • t. " tie it wor khouse. A resolution was then passed a. more nurses, anal refer the whole matter ! • committee to remedy the evils complained of I 1):. baying been considerable curiosity as to '"'' '°^ . •e ernment Reform Rill would turn out, we he• • '.‘e n. 6 iKnition to state that it will eventually LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) BIRMINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LICENSED VICTUALLEILT PLATE. Two mile. and a half. Charlemagne ... 1 Ace of Trumps Sir William ... ... 3 4 ran. Half an hoer behind time. FARMERS' STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. lAwyer. Makeshift, Swindler, and Wilford are here. The remainder of the horses in this race are trained in the neighbourhood. CRAVEN (TV. Three milea and a half. Cenii•ere. Oaterley, Ceorgiaria, Hightlyer, Ethel, and Thane arc here. CILtND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Three mi?es anal . half. Meanwood, Marble Hill , Tiger, Comberten, Sprite, Agnes, I)ertilot Asthore, King of Hearts, Whe!drake, Sir William, Little l'eter, Greenland, Grace Darling, Roe sington, Sinking Fund, Sea King, Sylph, Dick Turpiii, King Arthur, Havelock. and Despatch are here. FORFEJT. Frank, Arlescott, Merrimac, Dahl, and Rogue. SCURRY HANDICAP. Two miles. _ ..... _ Ace of Trumps, list 71h ; St. Maximum, list ; A:meg, lOst 121 h; Jacob, lOst 121 b; Whehlrake, 10st 121 b; liratuly Apple, Mat 10113; Amu-. 104 101 b; Still, lOst 1011, ; Osterley, 104 Glb ; Owen, 10st Glb ; Bird of Passage, 104; lost ; Savannah, 104 ; and Miss Dodson. lOst. All are here. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY) Coastwise, as well as by rail, the receipts of wheat from Essex and Kent were very moderate, and although there was a slight improvement in the condition of the produce, the quality was by no means satisfactory. The dulness which characterised the markets of last week gave way on Monday to a season of comicirative activity, mid the ' general aspect of the trade to-day exhibited no falling off when compared with that day. For both red and white parcels there was a steady demand, and Mouday's improvement in prices was established. The supply of foreign wheat coastwise as well as ex- granary was good. Choice wheats were in steady re quest, and for such high rates were obtained. hey:lot sorts moved off slowly, at previous currencies. Floating cargoes of wheat attracted more attention ; neverther►eu, business did not assume important dimen sions, owing in a great measure to the paucity of cargoes. The trade for other descriptions of produce afloat was qn kt. The show of English barley was limited, of foreign good. The inquiry was in a sluggish state, at the rates previously current. We were seasonably well Aupplied with malt, in which very little wa■ doing, on former terms : . . Oat* were tolerably firm in prioe , although the demand for them wax far from active. Beans were dull, and prices were with difficulty sup portmL In peas, sales progressed slowly, at previous quotations. Flour was quiet. The top price of town-made WU 575. per teals'. Rather more business was passing in agricultural seeds. Linseed and rapeseed were dull. Cakes were drooping in value, with a heavy demand. CUMILENT PRICY& EXOLISIL Per Qr. WHIM I. a. Goo; Kest, red, old 61 80 66 OAT& „ — new 54 to 63 Do. white, old el to 74 , new 64 to 66 Norfolk and Per Qr. Scotch potet - 07 Lrish, black wlute BW$ _ _ a. a. t 9 to 95 . 2 - 2 to 30 21 to 24 ew; •-• 5l 10 a BLUNT Mangan Tick Harrow Pigeon PILL to 39 .. 3Y to 45 42 to 441 31; 44) 37 Vatting . Grinding. 33 to 62 $9 So 43 )ALT. Rolex. Norfolk, and ontrolk 7O to 75 Klagstou and Wars 70 to 75 Brown 66 to 64 RIM 32 to 38 OATS. English, teed:. &ask feed .. 24 to 30 .. 27 to 36 .. 34 to 30 Foci Pet t/r. WHIST. Dantsiesnd Konigs berg 59 to Rostock & Mecklen burg Hi to 67 Dantok .. Russian, hard soft American, mit — to white to 11AltLiT. Grinding Malting SO to SI 34 to 3S Z 6 tO 39 Grey... Maple. Boilers 37 to 33 ;VJ to 4o 40 to 41 to FLOUR. Town made, per 480 Ins. Household 66 to 66 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, az ahlp 43 to 46 Ter Qr OATS a. Danish and Swedish 24 to 20 Russian Bltaxs. Danish . EgYPDsn PEAS. Vaple BoUere 38 to 42 39 to 40 ~ 38 to 88 37 to 38 iNDIAM Mite Si to 18 Yellow ?Lon.. French, perairriT... 45 to 52 OATS. I Spanish „ .... 4, in 62 Dutch brewing 22 to SI , Ann riean, per bd. .. %to St feeding ARRIVALS OF GRAIN &c., INTO LONDON, BY WATER CARRIAGE, Tllld WEEK. Hannah and Scotch' Irish Foreign Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oat& I Maur. qra. qrs. qrs. lsla 'sacka 220 110 1240 18 0 .. 830 400 140 :: 1480 f .. 800 Teed I 620 100 I - 1240 11 6 80 113* COMPARATIVE QVANTITIES AND PRICES OF ()RAIN. POE THE WEEK 'POING POP TIM 00,14114PoNDLN0 want Ira. 0, 1807. us 1446. Qra. Average. Qr 4. Average. —.47,844 .. 814. 44. Wheat 67.166 .. 455. &I. —.50.379 .. 474. 3d. Barley 65.734 .. 33a. 64. ... 7.638 .. 245. 84. Oats 11.336 .. 23a. lid. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (TROY °us ow coaarmemsmorr.) The market quiet but steady ; sales about 7,000 or 8,000 bales. Prices arc the same m yesterday. DANCING-LANE.—(TIDS DAY.) 131•11 AR. —The market continues quiet, and prices arc barely supported. The private sales include Jamaica. at :Pls. lid. to :its. ; Berbice and Demerara. 32a. to :Cis. 6d. ; crystallised. :17s. to 375. 6d. ; unclayed Manilla, 265. Refined without change. Corrr.E.—At the public sales good quality sells steady, at full prices ; common sorts at a alight decline. Planta tion Ceylon, triage, 345. to 3145. lid. ; fine ordinary to low middling. 71s. Rd. to 765. ; middling. 795. lid. to irys. ; good middling to bold, Ms. to tll s. ; native good ordinary, his, ; bold, 70s. 6.1. to 71s. TEA.—The public sales of Indian teas are progressing steadily ; goal qualities at extreme rates ; common, in some cases, at barely the previous currency. FRIIT. —No public sales were held to-day, and privately the demand is limited. CAM' , IA LICK EA. —3OO boxes sold at 11 . 3.6 d. Rice.—Nn sales of importance reported. Rrm.-100 puncheons of J:11111lIC.I. soil at steady prices. drama.—The quarterly public wale. are progressing with spirit at fully yesterday's currency. SALTPETRE-120 bags of Bengal sold at 19s. '.FI. for re fraction 21. Correa.—The market is more steady, a fair business having been tran•azted at the previous currency. Joie and Erste arc unaltered. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is gat at the following juices :—Town tallow, 43.. 3d. ; Petersburg Y.e. , cut the Ir. March, 43a. ; April to June, 43e. ; June, 43e.. . ; October to December, 43e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THTS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand limited to the immediate wants of consumers. Stocks of both English and foreign being in a very reduced state causes prices to rule very firm. A letter from Munich, dated the 7th, in the Nord, says:—" A brilliant court ball took place yesterday : the King, the Queen-Mother. King Otho and Queen Amelia of Greece, all the princes of the royal family now in Munich, and Prince William of Hesse, were present. The King's betrothed attracted all regards by her beauty and grace. The dancing was commenced by the King and the Queen of Greece, Prince William of Hesse having the King's affianced bride as his partner. His :Majesty and his in tended afterwards joined in several dances, and conversed with many of the guests. All the members of the iliplo. matic corps, with the Pontifical Nuncio, were present." DEATH OV TILE CORONER FOR NORTH STAY FOROKIIIRIL—Wo regret to have to announce the death of Mr. William Harding. solicitor, end coroner for North Staffordshire, which took place on Saturday, at bin resi dence at Cohridge. Of late years the duties of the office have been frequently very heavy and arduous, and it is believed that the recent inquiry into the colliery explosion at Talke, o% er which he presided, greatly harassed him, And probably affected his health. Mr. Harding was the oldest coroner in England when be died. and during his long tenure of office he held upwards of 7,000 inquests.— Birmingham Post. _ MEATH FROM THE CATTLZ DISEASE. —A butcher of Liege has bunt died in consequence of a casual inocula tion of the virus of the cattle disease. He had been engaged iitslaughtering the infected animal. at Hamel!, and in cutting up a body bad aceulentaly scratched his hand, which swelled up with such rapidity as to render medical aid of no avail. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Otrx o'Gtoot. British railway stocks are still pressed fur sale, and show a fresh fall. Great Eastern is promi nently heavy, and has fallen per cent. The other leading lines have also declined kto A. The transactions are still chiefly in connexion with the settlement. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 126 k to ; Great Western, 491 to g ; London and North Western, 1221 to A ; Midland, 1231 to 11 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1281 to ; South East ern, 70. t to 1; Great Eastern, 311 to ; Great Northern, 120 to 121 ; ditto A, 1281 to ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181 ; and North British, 371 to 381. Foreign and colonial railway shares are rather dull, but prices exhibit no change of importance in the absence of businesx. East Indian are quoted BY3I to 1061 ; Lombardo-Venetian, 161 to R-; and Grand Trunk of Canada, 21 to 1. s. to I p.m. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. &IL I Pd. I ILILILWATI I I l ing i d4 e . " I IL 1100 . Bristol and Exeter IS. 100 Caledonian IS 100 Cambrian —.. .. • 1 all Cork and Bandon . O all Cornwall.. IS. 100 ' Duldia and Dolfast.lone 11. j 100 Dundee,l'erthotAbdJo 00' ail 'East London &lip Cart 00 10 Do IL 100 Glangowand 0, Western IL 100 Great Lateen Ord. till 1. 0 . 100 - 100 100 100 100 100 100 OreatNorth of Scotlandl Great Northern Do.A J A rec. no dle..lan. Do. It l Men. e. Is paidli ID°. Ord. Dd. the. Stock 10t. South It West. (Ire.) Gnat Wetter,' - Do.fitoorV.l.Onank Do. Booth Wales Do. Do. N e Lancashire & Yor= I_ ,Lon. ght it ,& s. Coast ILonto.l,Chatham,&Dov Do. ilist..Ezten.A6 p.a London & North Weato Loodoo&SouthWeateda Mats. Shot., & Uncoils& !Metropolitan Do. Do. New I llalropolitta _ Do. do. do. _ Do. sSt Johns-wood Midland Do. £9 Shares Do. Bina. & Darby North British _ _ I Do. Uhl ,Perth,Dwid. N. Esaiera—Derwick Do. G. N. IL Pura De. Leeds Do. York Do. Carlisle Do. litosk.dDarllng Do. do.. 186041 North Load= SS 117 116 117 GO 66 4 • U le 79 72 114 116 81 314 6 8 120 122 12Th 1231 in IS 0 el It 36 33 36 1291 IVI 82 84 18 19 13 16 122 k 122} 84 86 49 60 136 127 TO. - 101 igni 123 125; 1Q 11 92 91 071 34! 1♦ 113 104 103 VS} 44i 11.1 e 104.1 15 36 110 123 i 10 11 pnil 110 Do. do., 1866-6 l6 2 pin 15 Do. do., 1866 1 6 100 Northiltaffordahlre CS 72 100 N. &8. Western June ll5 120 'lOO Scottish Central 100 Shropshire Union 'lOO South Devon 443 48 100 South Emden. all Stalues,Woldiaghamokc 9 10 'lOO Taff Vale 4 Do. C $ 4pm 100 Waterford & Kilkenny 1 6 'Waterloo & Whitehall 122; - pm price*. I ,alvs. 1001 101; 106) 61. lose pm fpm 1 pm 100 10 0 T _ 9i 1 =Bank (Um.) Alliance Limited Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian (Lint ) Anglo Italian (Lunged) Australasia liankotßritlsheolumbia: Da New, itsuod 2 pla I Hank of Egypt ........I Bank of Otago (Limited) BaakeiVictorla,Amtrall Hank of New &Wand.. British& Califonliatalol British N. America . C. Bk. India, Aw., Cklaa• Chart. Mgr. or India, 4 1 2c.' City enrontal U,paulliNtcd Bonk (L) Do. do. New i Delhi and London (L.) Nut London (Limited( Y.aatenilfichanne Lint ) Xnstish and American I Eng. HanklLdelaneiroL l Mr e ..Seek& Al. clusitdL) I EngllaliandSw na ollah I Imperial Bank (Limited; Imperial °thou= lonian Do. New Land Most. Bk. India(L) Do.6p. .L5eb..1964.30yr0 Lon.bk.untexieo,&.e.(L) London and Do. New London& itiverPlatWL Da New, Ina at lags Do. via do , Lou Ch. Bank of Austrl !London and County London Joint Stook London & South Airless Lon. & & Western !Lim.: London & Vestzuula,L , London & Westminster. Merchant Hank (Lm) . Do. New Mereantile&Ezehan(L) Metropolitan (I hinted; Midland Bank (Urn.) National of Anstralasia National of Uverpool N. Pro. of England Do. 2nd & awl la ws National flank New South Wales North Western Oriental Bank Corpora Previa itanktnecorp.(L)' Proviso. et Ireland I Do. do. :Sew South Austr.dla Sisnd. of B. n. Africa ! Do. do. us. ;CS Union of Australia tidos of Loodoa FOREIGN OBLRIAIII Fa. ITI d 16-16 - 081 7 es ss 44 46 11 pm IS 4.) 6 dts 64 66 8: 9 941 - ll} V 29 12 10 die 7 6 die 40 48 9 7 dis 20 2 842 44i lONS. I Cloth,' pekes. I Saks. -41 9 - - If 17 18 87 89 88 1110 IT ft lit In - - OS 75 COLONIAL GOVERNMENT era) B2Ol/814 IN. I CL prima psalm. ,00,000 IdlibliColnallp.M.,lB7l 100 - - - 100,000 Do. 1806 160 - - - .... Can. Gov. 6 p. c.,1877.81 100 90 101 100 191 ..... Do. ilperct,Feb.&Aem 100 96 100 -. .... Do.6perct.Mar.&Sei 100 100 1112 - 11,114,806 Do.lperctlanAJ 160 86 87 - 586,808 Do. 6 per et. Ins, - 100,000 Capeof 0 flopeeper.lB73 100 101 108 -• .. •• Do. dal/IMMO 100 106 107 - ..... Do. do. 168000 100 104 106 - Do. do. 1830.91 100 102 104 - 216,0001 Do.fme.4p.&Get.l9llo 100 91 93 - 100.000 Cerlou,Nov.l , 63,6pet 100 101 103 - 100,000 Do. 1878, 410.. 100 106 108 - 1,000,00e' Do. 1872 d 0... 100 106 106 - 209. 0 00 11m/rides. pee et.,111711 100 102 104 - 100,000, Do. 1878 100 108 106 - 100, .. Do. 1862 100 103 106 - 000. Do. 1896 100 106 107 .- 166,900NataL Gov.flper amt.. 100 96 100 - ; DM, New Bruns.Gov.ilperct. 180 96 97 0 5e 1,135,800 New South Wake Gov.. sv. mot., 1871 to 1876 . 100 91 98 921 3,621,800 Do. 6p. c.lBlB to 1803 100 U 66 95 51 850,000 D0. 6 m.c.r.1927 to 1875 100 04 06 - 110, New Zeeland 6per cent', 100 100 102 - 1,00. Do. Sper cent. ! 100 844 8.54 864 500.000 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 ; 100 102 104 - 10J, Do.de.ldelJnne&Dee I 100 1001 1014 - 260.009 Novailootla Op. c.,11176 I 100 97 99 - 1,860,100 2pmensland Gov. 6p. 66.1 100 92 94 - B.Anst.Gov. 6 p.e.„57-77 100 - - - 761,600 Do. 1876 and vestal 100 MS 107 - 860,000 Vle.Gov.6p. a. Jut July 100 105 106 1064 1 ,000.000! Do. Op. et. Aprll&Ge . 100 1074 1084 1071 181 FORZION 11.AILLWAY14. sh. 1 ed. 1 llartmala gnaw geese. I Was 10 . all Antwerp & Rotterdam 9 94 - 90 all bahl.:Pra.(l... nr.7p.c. 12 13 121 5 1 all Belgian Z. Junction .. 14 2 - 90 all 8.9.yre5,11.8.,g,79 cL(L) 15 17 - 10 18j Central Argentine .... 9 Bea - 100 ! all Coplapo - - - 10 , all _ Do. Extension , 2 8 100 76 Dun/drug & Witpk . (l ) - - 10 1 16 Dutch Rhenish 1 4 4 ipm - 10 1 111 Do. - 20 . all Eastern of France - 40 ilB European Central (L) l6 IS dis - 20 an Great Luxembourg - 90 , all Imperial Mexican (L) 6 6 - 10 I all Lemberg-Cremowitn(L) 144 12 - 10 I all Namallege t _By Shit 9 -• IP all Do .6 p.c. Pit i Behr. gm 171 14 - 16 . all I Northern of France 10 ' all N.Rail. R. Ayres g.7.p.0 l4 54 10 AD I Do. Deferred ... •-• 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref - •- - 10 all Ottoman (Smyrna Ildhs 21 31 - 10 all , Paris,LyonaandMedit. 89 87 - 10 all Paris and Orleans . M . all Recife &S. Francis. (I ) 9 If ,- 10 110 ditoral Sardinian - .- - 5 all • Royal Swedish - 4 all Do. 7 per cent. - 20 I all iSambre and Meese - ee 10 ! all I Do. fjpernt. Pref - 20 I all Ron PauloiL) 9.7 per M. 13 14 - 20 all B.AustALom.Venetlan 161 161 161 90 16 Muth East of Portugal - - dl. - 10 all Southern of France 221 234 - 20 all Turin and Savona - 81 all iWest Flanders 7l 2 _- 10 i all . 110. 53 per cent. Pref 9 10 all West & 7.. W. of Fresno 114 24 - Ipm' 121 2 pm' ( us 1 1 1 19 21 1 Oral , lag I Zials' U 64 Lib " bin 4 $ 4114 1 Pd I 11. prtoe4. 10 Anglo.ksuencanTel(L.). 10 ./Iffilo- e Mat -.I St. Do. Sper cent. 25 , Awstrallan Acricul 85 lAsstndlaall.l.etra.(l 10 liaanarabTakV... 10 Waterworks (1. . 7 10 Do. New 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L ) 6 Bombay Gas (Limited) 6 Do Now SO ,British American Lad St. B. & I. Nag. TaL (L) 20 Dritish Shlpowners SA Canada Company 10 Canadian Loan& lue(L ) 20 'Ceylon Company 10 I Mete A shares 10 10 City Discount, Limited. • CityofLondonft.Pro.(L) SO City Million Irapro.(L.) SO _Do._ _ . :City of Moscow Gal (1 !I 'City °Meta (Lint.) Colonial (Malted) ICommercial Union( hut) Com. of Atrloanliar.(lo !Continental Un.Clas lOop.M.Y.ng..PretTe C. roue. of Yngland hoof Ilauritlaa (10 ;Credal Palace Do. Preference _ . 161 14 16 16 22 27 63 69 19 21 Par 49m 6 la l2l 1 1 12 1 ldm Ipm 4 :6 110 16 91 96 44 34dIs 69 72 i 1 6341 Pm. kW vim 101 916191 is 1 dia, 24 3 Mil - - Dm 13-11 dls - 17 18 --' li 11 dla 11 7 dui Do. 6 p. et. Peep. Deb. Darieellag (Limited) DiseountCorporatiM(L: Eastern Assam Tea (I. Indialand,C.& Ftn(L E. India trete. & Canal Ebbw Vale ItcyptianConi.otTrtt.(l ) Electric Telegraph ; Eng.&Aue.Copper Val; Eng. and Foreign Credit Cott& ScottlahNlarin.(L Pairbairn Euginetaing Inwe-it (Warehouse (L ) Ciellinun (Limited) ,GeneralCredit&Lnit(L ) Rowe &Colonial As. (4) liongXong k Chins Ow Hudson's Bay hn.Landeo.Nlaraalllas !llama Farniug,..:Lliti.) Internat. Finnn.Soe.(l Intarnat.land CretUtlL , Italian Laud Iltaliaa Irsig. (Cais.Cay. ) Do. f p. e. 1 . 14... r .. WO If Oftle If I U 17 dl. Ii 11 1 tx to si. fdlit pa. 19 20 11"" 7dl. 1 1144 1 2 tt9 I 31419 pm 420 05 41, 1 13 49 12 1 47 dI 1 Fr ll 4 2 LII. 71 ribs 40 4. 15 16 16} 16 pal 16 11 Se 6 8 Par IP. 1 31 1 4 ;1 110 39 65 68 15 18 psi 24 16 7 8 10 51 11 25 105 101 M 118 d .11/1 4} O 86 66 1 if MN ITe nab it pa; I 19. # 11 _ Pe • TfM3 9 9 1 Mei • EA: MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ONO o'Oruoz. English government securities remain flat, owing to political uncertainties and sales of stock by the liquidators of failed companies. Consols ex hibit a fresh reduction of i per cent., both for money and the account. British railway shares have likewise given way, as well as some of the foreign stocks. Greek bonds, however, are still inquired for. The transactions in the other de partments of the Stock Exchange are quite unim portant, and prices generally are unchanged. The fortnightly settlement, to which attention is still principally directed, will be completed to-morrow. The demand for money is still moderate, but the supply has somewhat diminished, owing chiefly to the payment to-day on the Great Indian Penin sula Railway debenturos. The best three months paper, however, is still taken at I to g per cent. belowthe Bank of England m;ninwia. The rate for short loans in the Stock Exchange is 21 per cent. Consols are now quoted 002 to I for money, and 901 to for the account (March 7). Turkish of 1865, Spanish Passive, and the Com mittee's Certificates have declined I, per cent., but Greek hare improved 1. Russian scrip is also better. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 56 to 57 ; ditto of 1865, 31 to i ; Greek, 141 to ; Spanish Passive, 22„ to / ; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; ; Italian of 1861, 544 to 1; Mex ican, 171 to 18 ; Russian Scrip, 21 to prem.; and Chilian Scrip, I to ;1 1 prem. American securities and Atlantic Cable shares show no variation of importance. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 73 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, all to 2 ; Illinois Central, 81A to 82 ; Anglo-American, 151 to g ; and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preferenc,-, 21 to 3. International Financial shares are quoted 21 to 2 dis. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 dis. ; General Credit, 21 to 21 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 5 tosl dis. ; National Discount, 81 to 9 prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 16. A meeting of the Natal Land and Colonisation Company will be held on the 28th inst., when it will be proposed to increase the capital by tho crea tion of 36,500 shares of 51. each, bearing a prefe rential dividend of 7 per cent. per annum. Tho annual meeting of the Commercial Union Assurance Company will be held on the sth of March. HALT-PAST THREE o'CLocc Console are fractionally better, at 901 to for money, and so/ to 91 for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. About 8,000 sovereigns, received from Lisbon, were sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Syria, which is expected to reach Southampton on the 10th inst., with the heavy portion of the Calcutta, China, and Australian mails, has only 13,070/. in gold on board, the rent of the amount which reached Point de thine by the Australian packet having been forwarded to India. On Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Frankfurt and for three months drafts on Hamburg were again slightly more favourable for this country. On the other hand, the Austrian exchanges continue to decline. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, Han to 11.191 ; ditto, short, n 11.16 to 11. ; Rotterdam, 3 months 11.181 to 1139; ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.371 to 2140; months, 3 months, 26.374 to 25.40 ; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.81 to 13.81 • Berlin, Cologne, te., 3 months, 6.25 to 6.26; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 31 to 301 , Paris, short, 25.124 to 25.224 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.35 to 25.40; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to Z. 40 ; Prankfort-on.theMaine, 3 months, 1191 to 120 ; Vienna, 3 mon 13.0 to 13.5 ; Trieste, 3 months, 13 to 13.15 ; " , 3 months, 48 to 471; Santander, 3 months, 48 to 471; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 481; Seville, 3 months, 49 to 481; Malaga, 3 months, 48 to 471; Valencia, 3 months, 481 to 48 ; Bar. selves., 3 months, 481 to 484 ; Whoa, 3 mouths, 48 to 474 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 474 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.80 to 26.90 ; Genoa, 3 months, 36.80 to 26.90 ; Naples, 3 months, 26.80 to 26.90 ; Palermo, 3 months 26.80 to 26.90 ; Messina, 3 months, 26.80 to 26.90 ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 524 to 62; Oporto, 90 days 521 to 32. - - - The tenders opened yesterday at the Bank• of New Zealand for the 300,0001. of Canterbury (New Zealand) Government Biz per Cent. Debentures amounted to 47,550/., of which only 3,900/. was at and above the minimum. of 92. Tenders will be received at 92 for the amount remaining unal lotted up to the 15th inst. In view of the conti nued demand for colonial government securities in the London market, it would appear that the temporarily unsatisfactory character of these results is chiefly attributable to the unpopularity of the system, now so generally adopted on such occasions, of making the public bid, us it were, in the dark. Many small capitalists do not understand this mode of transacting business, as is indicated by the ex travagantly high or unduly low prices which are inl some instances sent in. _ _ _ It is announced that the Crest Indian Penin sula Railway CA;Mpany have placed the re winder of their debenture capital, of about one and a quarter million, which has been in course of issue since November last. These debentures, which possess a guaranteed interest of 5 per cent., are an excellent security. The holder has the option at the end of five years of either receiving back his capital intact or of going on fur five years more, while the company have no such option. In the Rolls Court yesterday there were some proceedings in connection with the settlement of the list of contributories of the Blakely Ordnance Company (Limitsxl), when many moat discreditable revelations were made. _ . . The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of Mill., compared with the corresponding period of 1866 ; and the Glas gow and South Western a decrease of 1361. At the half-yearly meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company, held yesturtlay, Mr. Samuel Laing, M.P., was duly elected a dinar, in the place of Sir B. C. Kerrison, Bart., 51.1'., rtsi;,med ; and at a bowl meeting hold subsequently, Mr. Laing was elected deputy chairman of the company. At the meeting of the West India and Pacific Steam Ship Company, held on Monday at Liver pool, a dividend of 12s. 6d. per share was declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Agri cultural Company was held yesterday, when a divi dend was declared of 7s. 6d. per share, free of in come tax. Thu cluiirmiui stated that although the progress of the undertaking is not very rapid it keeps moving, and that they havedono particularly well in the stock department anal in the coal trade. At a meeting yesterday of the Brighton Hotel Company (Limited) the report of the directors was adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum declared. The half-yearly meeting of the West London Wharves and Warehouses. Company is called for the 27th inst. A petition for thewinding up of the Continental Gas and Water Company (Limited) is to be heard before Vice-Chancellor !Halms on the 22nd inst. Thepreparations yesterday for to-morrow's settle meta iu railway and other securities showed gene rally a limited amount of outstanding transactions to be adjusted, and a very moderate supply of stock, in consequence of which the terms for carry ing over in nearly all cases were light. The fol lowing shows the rates generally current : OONTANGOS. OPrninit Closing. Anglo-Ametican Atlantic t per cent. Pref 2.s. to 44. .. M. to 4s. Great Eastern Groat Western torn to 1.16 .. 1.10 to 11 Great Northern A.. 446 to 7-16 .. to 1 Loudon and North-Western t to t • • t t to Loudon, Chat., and Dover 1.64 to 1.10 .. 1.32 to 146 lonembire and Yorkshire I to t .. even to 1-16 Munch, Shelf., and Lincoln. ;lack to even .. I to 1 Metropolitan t to I to t Midland even to i .. even to Darer; thackto even .. 3-16 to 1-16b1C . Luxembourg Illinois Erica l'nited utstes 3.20 It..nds Gmnd Trunk of Canada limit Westent of Canada W. to tid. .. W. to •Jd. Sl.Ljoineil are the quotations of insurance, gars and other shares, us given in the btu& Esehr.nuti Het of Lit evening : Insurance—Alliance British and Foreign, 124, ; Coin menial Union, 4i. ; North British and Merranide 15; Ocean hlaiin,, 2n. ; Thames and Mersey Marino (Limited), 44,.1 4:: U.dnn Marine, Liverpool (Liu.itinia, i 4, 4 ; Univer.al M-.rine (Limited), 2f. Gar Light and Colo: —City of Moscow (his, 18, 11 4 ; Great em,tral, 11,;. ; Phcenia, New, WI ; surrey sume.,l3; ; WChUr:.. ; ditto B, 7. Docks--London St. Katharine, 62. Waterwrirks-11...:!:, 121, ; ditto New, 7.7, ; East London, New, 2'l. It appears that the three boats which hat L beta ..ht, t in e d to work :he new route of the English and French Stoant Transit Company (Limited), ail Thames Haven :aid Boulogne, have befit :mr chased fr.on the London, Chatham, and Bova Railway Company. for the conveyance of IV! I Oar passenger tiatt;t: were constructed. The quartorly F • of indigo outnmenct ‘ l , this day. The f01i0v.::.,; report is from Messrs. ii. W. Jewebury and U.. : We beB , t , . tor,.. Ct.t the guar telly .:.1..,; of :,.digs coupe need this .h.y. cowdating of 7,197 chests (incl.a.ling 4,:54:. anat.- of ul be:-.olt or on rvui, former sat .. an.l tall . •lS ill second Itai.dal. Them was a fair attendm ae. ..:id the sale opened steadily ; these aeared to he a fair ammint of orders. Fite la looks above 7s. lamely inaintAnr.l last sales' trice,. but a.nything below that price a0 . ..1 fro. 3.1. to 4.1. ithoie t)ctehei ram. Dry leaf Madras sad- 't at ht.: sales' prices. Kurpm.a, which are scarce in the sale. realised 4d. to Cal. advance ou Octo ber, und sometimea 111(lre for the finer ow.lities. °odes I sold from par to :Ll...dr:dice. The following are the pro ' portions of the ilitivreut sort% viz. :—Beuga.i. one-oth good and fine, and four-fifths middling and ordinary. The /Imams, one-third p sl and tine, and two-thirds and ordinary. The Mtirpoh, one-fourth good and fine, aid three-fourths iti.l.rang and ordinary. The Oudes, one fourth good "Ali rile. and three-fourths middling awl ordi nary. The itimlipacaid awl Manilla, chiefly or.,inary. 1,702 chests have passed to-day, of which MS were with drawn, 2!4 bought in, and 7M sold. TUESDAY EVFIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to I for the 7th of March, opened and closed to-day at 901 to 91. For money the last price was 902 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1' • ditto, for so count, 91, 00; ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90,1 ; New Three per Gents. , 90, 1 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 721 ; Annuities, 18F5, 13, 12 15-16; Bank Stock, Z 2, 3; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1071, 2,7, ; ditto Four per Cent. " edema" rupee paper, tin ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021 ' • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Ceut., 106 ; ditto Bends, 265. prem. Indian government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were firm at lls. to 15s. prem. Foreign stuck& were dull, with few trio - ism:oms. Turkish Bonds of 1602 fell 1 per cent. ; the Six per Ceuta. of 1865 1, Spinis Certificates, 1, and Passive and Italian of 1861,1. Ureek and Tiirkialt Five per Cents. of 1865, however, v.ereitiquized fur, and ruse 2 per cent. Peruvian of 1662 were 1. better. The Viceroy of Egypt's Loan was I par cent. higher. Tho scrip of the new Chilian Loan was flat in the morning, but closed a fraction better than yes terday, at Ito prem. Bank shares were little dealt in, and the only change* were a tire of 10s. in Merchant and National of Liverpool, and a reduction to the same extent in Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China. The shares of the financial companies were gene rally rather flat, but the only variation of import ance was a fall of 10s. in London Financial. Prices closed us follows :—lnternational Financial, 21 to 2di ; General Credit, 2il to 24 dia. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 dia. ; and Credit toucher al England, 5g to .5! dis. Atlantic Cable shares were quiet, and Anglo-Ame rican and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference closed about the same as yesterday, at l to and 21 to 3, respectively. Telegraph Construction were ss. lower, at 2: to 2/ die. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oa °Tram. Tho mining market is inactive, and prices anw quoted the same as yesterday, being as follows : Wheal Basset, 64 to 66 ; Wheal Buller. 25 to 747 i ; Great Retallaek, 465. lid. to 484. Ga. ; North Crotty, sto 1; Prince of Wales, 345. to 365. ; Great South Tulgus, is. otl. to 10s. ; North Treskerby, 24 tot; Wheal &A rn ow:, to 110; West Chivert on, 59 to 61 ; Chiverton, 81 to ; Dmkewalls 7 2lb. to thbi. 6d. • South Grenville, Bs. to 10s. ; and East Seton, tic . to Bs. The settlement still engages the utteution of the dealers. At the Prinue of Wales Mine meeting, yesterday, the ace is showed a cash balance of 131 g. es. lid. Thu liabilities exceeded the assets (providing fee thu costs for the next three, months, and not credit ing the retinue) by 624/. 12s. I Id. A telegram was received to the effect that the ore jest sampled amounted to 1:9 tuns, of which tot were of 10., and 47 of 91 produce, worth at the present prbe et copper from 71. to 7/. 101. per ton. 9h. I Pd. litiLwevs. 100 all Atlantic/St Lemnos it. 100 Bona. Bar. &C. In. g6p.a 20 ' 12 Do. F Mane We all Buffalo & Lake aurae 15 all , Do. Preference 100 100 Buff.,Braut otGoderleh I I 6 per eent.ls72-1-1 St. 100 Cal. &S. Esstern6p. as. St. 10G Cape T.& Dock'p.c. g. 100 ; aD ,Detnerara,rp.e. R. 1110 East Bengal sal r. 20 , 6 Do. do. 6do SI. 100 Bast WWI sa 6do St. 100 Grand Thank of Canada 100 , all Do. Boulp. B.6p.ct. 100 all Do. latpreL Bonds 100 • all • Do. do. deferred 100 , all I Do. tad pref. Bondi. 100 all Do. do. deterred 100 all ' Do. Srd pre!. Smelt 100 all Do. do. deferred 100 all • Do. 4th pref. si.,c2 1 100 all Do. do. deferred it. 100 Gress Indian Peninsula' 10 all Do. gua. 6 per cent.' 10 6 I Do. Kew da ! 10 . 11 Do. New St. 100 Ot 3. of Wit g. sp. et I St 100 Do. IR par cent St I 2 . Do. WI all Ell Western of Canada Olt all Do. New 100 all . 13.e.1k1a.pay.13111 1 100 all Do. do. do. 1317.81 10 , 3 1 ranchlirnited) St 100 illadras roar. 6p. cent., IL 'lOO Do. do. at de 6t 1001 Do. do. 4.1 do I 30 all I Do. Yllth Extension 60 I all 'llelh. and Hoblou's lsay 100 all Do. op. et., pay.lBBo 100 all Do. 6p. at, pay. 12a2 at. 100 7.3.11. of Cant* e. 1 sip. ' it. 'lOO 'Salado. oUa 6percent.' ot. 100 Do. Delhi do. 30 10 Do. do. do it .100 Do. Panialtb do • .100 Do. ludas at. Plot. do - NitTM JOINT STOCK BANNS. 1171 — BASV. — ra ca. 14 14 la 14 ii ii' I 84 86 1 liats 100 101 I 91 98 96 88 61 es 160 les 89 86 et 86 98 100 97 96 idle 97 68 B..tILWAT& 4 all C4.Lasembonm46p.cetst. 10 all i Do. 100 eD Mayans and Ilatanau 100 all LLanaanna and Fribourg 100 all ISlManme and natcudllw 100 all I Do. Second home. tO all (North of France 1 p 20 all I Do(lateCharLSCp,ct. 100 all ; Ottoman (Smyrna, ke.ll all i Do. do. lesn..4 nt 72 , 20 all IParla,Lyonsot tin Sp.ct. 100 all 111 3 e y clfe& S. F. I F ern.) 4 all al Swedish Sp. ct 100 'all parts La Grande? p. et % ',all p. Aux. 4:LomVen.Sp.c. 100 Mouth East of Fort c. 20 halt ;Southern of FranceSp.t 10 gall South Italian, S per ct 20 11l ,W.MN.W.ollra.3p. c. .4011,1111 Bt. 6,074,11 u St. 1,412,56 t, 'WO 81).11661 Rt. 5i7.071 I SS. 12 12} 93 96 11 116 RR 81 9 It lie 6 6 11 lie DOCIII. East and Welt India .109 1311 London &SR Kanterln 100 01 63 ! 614 Do. Dab. St. 4p. cent all Southampton le/ i I Sarre; Cauxuertial 103 •••• BRITISH POSSESSION& 67 10 -, 100 101 A dia 44 1Pm t be Le 65 60 101, 1045 101 102 106} 104 2.0 k 21} Eli 90 66 67 65 51 38 43 No. I Bh. I . . . 35,0001 2 I Alami ll os Lindted) 100,030 1 lAnglo-BraLGold(Lim ) 20,000, 20 lAnetratian I 16,000' 10 rape Copper ;Limited , ' %,000 2 Capuladiker (Limited) . 30,000 6 Cbontaleso.&&llla.,L 110,00Q0 30 lOoplapo (Limited) ... Rey . 1 Don Pedro, N. Del 26,000 3 Fast Del R_ ey (Limited) i 26,000. 1 leortaaa (Limited ~,) 60,000 2 ,?retain° d Bolivia Gold 20,000 20 'Genera 66,000 li 11Capunda (Limited) 16,000 3 !Linares ( Limited) 7,02? 6 ILesitanian (Limitedl 60,000 4 !Panulcillo Copper (L) 30,000 6 ,Pestarena Gold (Um.) 10,000 20 Pontelband3ilverLead 100,000 5 Port Phillip iLte 12,000 50 Royal Cobre Cop 120,000 1 Scottish Austral. m , 11,000 20 St. John del Rey Lw) 43,174 80 United Mexican Um.) 30,000 2 Val Antigorla Gold 60,000 1 VallansmeaGold(Um ) 10,000 10 Va scourer Coal (Um 6,000 10 Vat ilasaam 'Limited' 20,000 6 Wash°. Gold( Limited) 30,000 1 Worthing (Limited) . 75,000' 1 Yorke Peninsula (Lim.) 66,000 3 Yudanainutana i Um.l MISCELLANIOI:7I Na 18b I Oome•A®. 1011.110 N MINES. KIVU. I Pd. I el. prices. LI 1 ii PROVINCIAL SHARE dIALICNTS. Urer.ront., Egn. 12.-Saim today :Cala4,ulul. 116, - °MY Easteiu, ar, : ditto, oasw *coronet, al t 1t fall sot 11 r-Ureat Western, new acroont, 1 t-bureastdre and lurldbJre, 12a?-Lotniati m.i North %Yeoman, , new arc e. gut, 1221 ' ;-!lancirester,Sbetaeld, and Lincoln, 431; ditto. new 1:4..0U11t, " in: 1 ) I- Metropolitan, new meourt, 1.17; 6/-Ml.llaial, new seems ,t, 12.3:-Iftetb Eastern, tarts. new momat, - Lancaster and 215- buffalo and Lam Huron, 4 5-10-111gada Central, :b-{:rear Luxembourg share% u. w amount. 11, - itank of Liverpool, - Eastern Eretwarm bank .Limited , .1.- Nat lettal bank of .Imuttesl , d_ - tlenasstile Marine Limited , I 13-16 d.-At133:!,: Telelaui b. g per ,sent. 2'.-Nathami stean: Limited., mi. M VIM. hi -ins market opera el get, with p: Meg generally lower. 'lnt; C. 14111114,1 till near liar d Mee, when %bay ey, , ..v..eyd a iittle Ilulekuw, 1'414;11;01, and Co. I Li. tailed 3d. --t neat Eastern, next accuUni, :.14 : I; jll t—t•reat reNt amount, 1::-41reat see Melia, 4t 4 .11t1•., best . cemiat, :at 77t ebtru, • c. net, ; 4 1 .t.." 11: 1•4---wn and t o.,Lindte , l . - Lon.hei and North %Vesiern, next aomunt, Lkoollisliire. 4,1 ; 27 t 4 ditto, next aematat, 4 .1 '►• I - Metro aext at eaunt, 1 71-Midland. 12.1 t North British, melt :IC god, 211 -South P...stern. 71 76; : •Iftso, t 40c01J14. 71 70: t -stye elk - 31.. i 1.111t1e,1 it - Ill:mire a wl Siemer Maine 'marmites Litadedl, mit le - count, • if all par-- Mae% Nriti molt ~7tµ:~•er Ic awl t ;rent ent nc • I pion kial.:.%;P. 1:11.3w..111434, Fill l—l 11 , b1C314 ay (All I. otolt.oy 1-411.111.4,411/1 411 at RI. 'Arty tuna - -, at IV ; I y.a GA. :I 1.0,n: s 1. - share. I. t'. 1e; StilnOlti . ll I .fit. ak Klink. press, r• 11.1.113111 .0.. 1.1 .4 oak 411:.t 1,1 , • %jig his Lilt 'lam, t• to 7 di..: (al 'At 1 . .. I Al* : ; 11. At 1...1 Illtl., 1.01, 11. COAL NIAIIKET.—crivf: , DAY.) Eud Ilett..u, ; Wa ll s Eael !towel:, Ds.; Wall. E n d ; Walls Eud Eartl, pool, ; Walls Etell)rt‘ittal Wails Eat Ilraddyis Hatton, 17s. ; Walls E1. , 1 17s. G.l. ; IVsI. 1:1..1 car..loe, 17A. ttd. ; WAls End Cassop, 17s. fa. ; W.lls End i(elloe, 17s. ; Yialls End ]lain. 17s. ; Wal:s bid eUIIIIIII,II. ; Lghtua 31.a0, 14s. ; West liart!ey, lois. t;4l. ; Eu.l.lrs 11Attle7s ed.; Gd.--:;•Ilips at warket. ; ut sea, :A). Ti 1.1% ELLIN , : 1. N.-. At/UVe at', liter n civil tongue in sour lie, 1 ; coi.mpliments are cheap, ac l you may as well hope to stay in London hotels witbcut :.money as to be comfort:4de in tipaiu without nmnuets anil eons plitnents. Don't go, if sou do not choose to speak is bpa.n .ms the Spaiii.mr.:. ae. The discomforts of Spanish travel are quite suttieiem.t in themselves without ambling that of lucking enemies of all you come near. liven the discomforts you con by a little foretlit.ught my greatly ntitigate ; for one thir.4 lay down as an in v ari ab le n th , that front one eed u: !spare to the other you most never collet on tin.ling loud. atsywhere shirt of J gnat city. If you are going to t: for one day or for three days by rail..lili,genee, or ai.ehow, take all the food you will co q uire fur that time with you. On the great bigh•roads, whew the diligenees stop regularly. you may be pretty r.ire of good brew!, :mud in the daytime you will usually find dishes of frir.led ham and lukewarm elle:elate ; in the night there is nothing to be had; and we CAD assure the reader that a f..w days of the above fire is very thirsty work. I tlf the high-roads you COM never be sure of any thing, not even of eatal.:e bread or clean water. in the fruit season the tram ;:er is better ut: ; and it is worth a journey from England to taste a Carcageute orange gathered on time slot. Figs are not tirst-rate in Spas, but very eatable ; eg•cheeee, howe er. is exc . Ilene and one of the brst leir:able foods for travelling. It is se cheap and good that it is a wonder it boa out mule its appearance here save :.e an expensive raray. Dates may be eaten fresh by the curio:is in .Murcia ; but they arc as munch like Africun :Is acorns are like apples. Some times, b. wever, a ith a trouble, the traveller may get a really itood u..• .1 es.•n a jo4e, :t: , arid the hotels • u the large cities a.. A: u...ys good.— eicsthii! for l'ebr.lary. 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