The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-18 00:00:00

k t ec Andrews 'truck the constable there was a deal of b u gling, and the others shouted out and incited the mob iah u ge Go M—l raw the drunken soldiers fighting, „ a weikately them was • pen dieemienee. I board e n of the rilouervstY. "Let's get the polies down further, ,col then we will 'lye it to them." One of the soldiers crack me, and on 123 Dania( the sokller, Andrews knocked h,a; (123 C) down, and all the prisoners and the soldiers went away, but were afterwards taker into custody. sejeaut Howe. 21 .C, mid—Seeing • crowd of 300 or person in the Haymarket and hearing • greet die. :I:ituan I went to the spot and found some soldiers in oi .tody of constables. Russell and Edwards were walking Ogether and crying out, " Give it to the _police. Rescue : h em (the soldien) from the polka." All the prisoners were drunk. 51% Knox —Did the soldiers use their belle ? Inspector Silverton—One of the sergenta (Harrison) was 1,,,d1y assaulted bye soldier with his belt. • H roaut Curer, 19 C- -I believe the soldiers would hare g. ne away if it had not been for some of the prisoners ~i,ratiog out, " Down with the polies ; up with the We are here to assist you, soldien." On the *Aden being taken to the station Andrews gave one of then , his cop, and maid, " Pull off your belt and slog the " and then tried to get the soldier's belt from him. It the worst riot in the Haymarket I have ever seen. Inspector Silverton—On the prisoners being brought to the station Marry and Andrews were very violent. Such iris the disturbance caused by the prisoners that cot fewer than 7COperons came to the station, and I heard the Wine vren or eight minutes before the prisoners were brought in. c ,. ',ldlers were taken to the barracks, and will be tried 1, the militsry authorities. Yr. Knox—l do not see why, If a soldier commits ae &a:Jolt on • •police constable be should not be .brought before one of the ordinary tribunals, not that I wish to in urtere with the police commissioners' arrangements, or to peak with any disrespect of the military authorities. Inspector Silverton—lt is usual to take soldiers to the Intraets ; and if the &malt is found to bee serious one, t . doubt the soldiers will oome before you ultimately. I . c.issell and Edwards said they had got mixed up with !:c crowd, and were sorry for it. Murry said he supposed :4 the polite had all mid the rune thing that it was true. Andrews made no defence. Mr. Koos tined Russell and Edwards 51, each, after W- E ,: then, to keep from the Haymarket ; Murry, 205., or a math; and committed Andrews for • month without • ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER IN LIMEHOUSE. I SQUEST.—(THLS DAY.) This day, at noon, Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the ~..,testy coroner, held an inquiry at the King and Q2Ollll ;vent, Three Colt-street, Limehouse, respecting the death Catherine Perry, a child aged one year and ten months, _ hot her life under very extraordinary circumstances. Mrs. C ttherine Perry, Ao. 4, Oak4ane, Litnebonse, the eof Charles Perry, a labourer, said that the deceased ▪ her daughter. On • Saturday night about the middle i! November she was standing in the peewee with the deceased in her arms. A young man ,L,l George Murrell (a lodger in the house at the t Le) threw • pair of sheen at Mr. Fitz, another lodger. The shears passed through Mr. Fitz's hand, and entered the head of the child. The shears "stood upright" is the child's head. The child was instantly smothered in blood. A friend, named Charles Hammond, rushed forward and palled the shears out of the child's forehead but previous to the throwing of the sheen Murrell bad thrown • poker at Fitz's head. The poker, struck witness's husband in the hand. He was evenly injured, and was suffering from the effects of the b: .ir at the present time. The two men had had • quarrel about a dog that Murrel said Fitz had stolen. A doctor was called in to the child. The deceased lingered in great agony cad the iUth of March, when she died. The jury, after bearing other evidence, returned a ver dict of "Manslaughter against George Murrell for killing and slaying Catherine Perry." °er'etnt Moore arrested Murrell, who was to court, on the charge of causing the death of the deceased. The pri• souvr lea, conveyed to the pollee-station. THE LATH BOILER EXPLOSION AT SPITALFIELDS. ADJOURNED INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) • morning, Mr. John Humphreys, the Mid coroner. resumed the inquiry at the Three N Tongues public-house, Pearl-attest, Spina. !., respecting the death of Mr. Hobert &e -d.-, aged II years, who lost his life by the late boiler 1i,0 , 0n on the premises of his brother, Mr. W. Sanders, ;• of the estensive saw mills, situated i n King i••.,t. Brick-lane, neer the brewery of Messrs. Truman, i .• , ury. and Buxton. inry, after hearing evidence, returned the following :,1 verdict :—"lll.it the dace ,sed died from certain le ..* received by the explosion of a boiler on the premises .: Mr. Sanders, through an over-pressure of steam, -:1 in future the jury hoped that all boilers would ■tamped as to the extent of power, and that re persons is charge of steam engines should be properly _armed by government. The jury also oossider that all • . ,ries where steam power is employed should be periodi -:, inspected by a government °Meer." i'ne inquiry then terminated. ~ REAT FIRE NEAR HOLBORN.-(THIS DAY.) Thiu forenoon, between the hours of 10 and o'cic:k, a fire broke out in the large factory belooging t Messrs. Booth and Fox, feather merchants, carrying on : in Leather-lane. Each side of the lane was at the of the alarm crowded with stall-keepers, and the -.nment the existence of the fire became known the Aloe greengrocers rushed away with their stores, so as to rt.ble the engines to reach the scene. By so doing .• r wares were thrown down, and it was •iy by the interference of a strong muster of police under •:.speetor Potter that a road could be cleared for the engines. art it was apprehended that the flames would reach tl.s large establishments in Hatton-garden. for the fsctory extended completely into that street. and t.cit building being occupied by importers of foreign mhes and opticians, the greatest excitement prevailed. would have been the case bad it not been for the valy arrival of two of Shand and ilasoo's powerful land rmrr, said an abundant supply of water. When Captain ••-.aw arrived the flames were mounting high into the air t..zbugh the roofs of the warehouses, the purifying houses, the machinery departments of Messrs. Booth and establishment, and there seemed not the least chance saving any part of Messrs. Baas and Sons. next door, 1 remises were filled with chemical bottles, &c., to : e eine of some thousand pounds aterling. By dint of .-eat exertion the fire was annihilated probable some hones Lion it would have beau had the outbreak s pace in the dead of the night. The whole of the ' varvhonws in Leather-lane belonging to Messrs. Fox. are destroyed and the roofs burned off. urifying rooms are also destroyed, and what is still , i• thy' ' , doable machinery is rendeted useless by the • i :he flames. The loss it is supposed will fall upon P Ftre-otfice. Messrs. Bass and Sons have also damage to their property, but not to such an to stop their bailees.. THE ALEXANDRA CASE.—In the House of Lords . e.t.piAr, the Lord Ch►ncellor intimated that their lard >oirs would be premed to give their judgment oo the appeal thi, very important case oa the earhest day os which the Loci ,, mild sit after the Easter remiss. _ _ - - %. srel.ttts•retbGE.—Yestenlay the construe "‘F 0 . the temporary wooden bridge across the Thames at kfrian was so far advanced towards completion that it .s c ..ndeetly expected to be opened in the first week el Nai.RED HARMONIC SOCIETY.--81tAKTSPEARE.— n.- movie to be sung at the meeting of the sixteen hundred i•iiateur members of the Handel Festival Choir, at Exeter .!, this evening, has been selected principally • • Lavin ; b ee n compose d to words of Shakespeare. The - ""..me contains " The cloud- apt towers," • Blow, winter wind," " Ye spotted so ekes," of Stevens, well.known compoeitions, under the direction of s . The society performs the Messiah un Widnes '' thirtt.seeond time in Passion week. • • CLASSEs Ex HIRITION.—A very interret was held last night at the Lambeth-baths, " • ....Trued, for the distribution of prizes to the sue ; .titore at the Working Classes Industrial Lehi ' held in that building. As an exhibition it has ' ...eosin!, Loth as to the number of exhibitors o.lence. During the nine days it was opened it ! uo less than 30,000 persoos. and the money • 1.. .e doors has been more than sufficient to the expenses. At the meeting yesterday the eh sir was taken by Mr. Samuel Morley, ece.l the iirocoeslings by calling oo Mr. Murphy 1 the report. After detailing the facts given sated in addition that the entrance fees and • .f articles bad realised the sow of 28 , t. iusistesl of a neat chrouwelithograoh. fratued inscribed with the name of the exhibitor, and description of the articles for which the award so.n. They were divided into four classes of lout, second-clan, highly commended, and When the whole bad been distributed the 0.1 he had the estisfaction of informing them ...I example had already been followed, for the • the cast end of London had commeoced • exhibition . The proceedings concluded ',union of au address from the exhibitors to Mr. • meretary. It was written by James Durmast, t her, in tApital style and excellent taste, and • rsry effort put to shame many similar com - .IPch have competed from more highly educated .ring the evening a large chamber organ, the I e”srleft Meachim, a jouroeyman carpenter, per -1 i :amber of popular airs, and did good service in the hymns which were sung on the occasion. ' ‘`‘-‘• Leaver.—it is uut generally known 1 -. res 4 geraniums are an excellent application 'r '''". where the skin is rubbed off, and other wounds of roue or two leaves must be bruised, and applied • t, the pert. and the wound will become cicatrixed very short time.—Asterican paper. L__ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1864: WARS lallir&—(THIB DAY.) Two dOzoot. The railway market is quiet to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in Metropolitan, the principal stocks are quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 108 i to 109, ex div. ; Great Western, 66 to e ; Miffland, 1271 to 128 f, ex div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1181 to 1191; South Eastern, 90 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 46/ to 471., ex div. ; (heat Northern, Me to 1271, ex div. ; London and South Wes tern, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 111* to 1121. West Flanders shares have advanced, and Na mur and Liege and Sambre and Meuse exhibit a favourable tendency. Indian and Canadian railway securities are steady. ANAII ed I Pd.l skawArs. tot pm sd - 1171 66} 109 ice roam 106 as lost I 98} k 8 In 61} 3 1111 121 ne 106} 129 n 9 0 i C rsielloziosa .. slosh= Andra=ll. Ai r al = Boollairsiorworks hoorahs), Gas ( Alarkela Lodi r i0.03q; so,ooo Immo =mu mow liKiio 10,000 10%000 160,000 12.600 ./1,600 a 61301 10000001 10,000 20,000 10,000 1;000 20,000 117,000 176,000 10,000 1 6,000 60.000 60,000 12.600 12,000 10.0001 23.6001 60,000 4 .000 i0;666 6,000 lateral 40.000' 30.0001 -40 . -00 i 180 000 60,000: 40;0001 10,000 10,0301 20.000' 9/.000, 17,000 10,000' 4 2.50 si:iiiit British India Tea (L.) Dinadialra& mgma inv Camda (L) Cerium Oi Coe. MADi nsipaay amiller. iConusiersialUnionans. iCousolidated (L 'ContranCorporation( ICop. Ift , .. s haLTl p.c C r i Preferenee D=la De on K. India Brig. & Can (L. al =&Coat Trd.(L Telegraph Dm. and Ana Copper whisneial Corporation G.Credirt Fin.otLem(L Die. Steam Navigation Hodson' sßar Internat. Thian.Soe. (L) Intar.B.Mailnteam(L.) Do. do Italian Int'. (Cam Caw ) Do.ap.c.BJa. r. 1570 JolittliteckLilmount(L. Laud (Li m.) Load. andCaledon. M. ( Load. Distaiet Tele". (L.) Loud. Man. Asa (L Do. New Lend. G. Omnibus C.(L I Lond..ital.&•driatlet Load. blercantileDia (L Loud. ProvinehilMarine Madras briar & Canal Mauritius Landottle Nadir linen. Tel ) Merean.Cred Basso. L 1 Natal Land&Col C. (L.) I Nitional Ma. Com. (L) Do. do. New National Steam Na,. (L) I NerbaddaCeel & L L) N. British Austral& (L) N. Brit. & Mertes. is (L Novrieotaao.andL Oman Marine Inman) OrtantalCoanneratahL Oriental Gas (Limited) Do. New Orient Inland Steam(L) Ottoman Gas (Limited) Teellitiv.land&Mia (Li Peninsular t 0. Steam i I l' k I:7o7llWwr ---- .QaobrWa L, R., 11.(1 , i abroney Iron Do. Ne;r Rio J. Ctt7 improv. (L) Ditto ditto Royal Mailliteas .Soottialt Aug. lay. (L) 'Soo. Vinsa.d'Egyse( L.) , & African M. & L. (L.' I South Australian Land: Sohnutrine Telegraph Do. Scrip Thainea&Marsey la. (I ) Treat/Agency& Anal j ,T. & L Co. of U. Canada, United B. Teieg. Co. (Li: ' Univers. Marine Inn (I. i (liter Ala= Tes(Lim. Van Dlssisse's land... I Viestlndia&Pscidci L. 17 fll _lt gi ids . PS? 3 OW Ws Pa 4 44ses zd 21 1 r a DI 33 4 111 115 11l 114 -- i Tern 11 1 &a 21 104 . 1109° ie 'le i r- - 111 IS. 62 7 pm id 3 3 4 2 db 14 16 1 lipme 1 2 221 1 2 1E40 11 111210 21 1 Pln trdr 4. el } zd el i 1 - 0.6 1 5 1- 1 100.0004. 30,010 i 10,001). 14,100' 100,0001 i jives * 1 pan Msllra2l pm is l 2 4pm 1} 1 S 317 IMs pm 64 4 123 t D 9 1 . 4000 liboo 10,000, 30,000' 60,000 26,000 10.000 10,000. # i i hi 12 Ilfid in in ipso Se 01 170 14f 11 44141 31 1 less 48 63 idl Rd! 6 Ow 34 t Pal Dro. F AL par clls 047 li 17 10 12 1 2 7 2 Pl7l lbli 14 PREFERENCE SHARES. Gt. Easters, F:aaeWoOtTni.;e; ixt«at:Tper cent wet, 124. Gt. Western, West. Yid.—Oxfd., 2nd gun. Stock, 121. London and Brighton, 5 per cont. gun. Stock, No.l, 114 • • FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp ands tterdam, 91. Great Luxemrg, 11j. Namur and Ls:.ge, guar. 6 per cent. pref., 3:). Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 11. Sambre and Meuse, S. San Paulo, lim., guar. 7 per cent. (81. paid), Si Do. do. Psiair 21 . West Flanders, 71. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCB tiT asorino says) WARWICK micgruto.—(THlS DAY.) GRAND ANNUAL EITEZPLICHARE. About four ism... Wee Nell, Liman, Itedora,Portland, Pallor 0.1, Bars Life, Avalanche, Amy, Romeo, Ocean Witch, Won:ester, Fly Fisher, iirsis Emma, and Ladbroke lam are here. UNION HUNT CUP. Two miles. Ibex, and Vivaa dim e arao hani. HANDICAP STIMPLECHAEE. Two =llea Marble Hill, Aunt Sall4The Old uSe sl i a la Killarney, Pen, The Doe, Dauntless, g Bob a h, lady Lovell, Neweoust, Miss Laurie, Sir bby, sad yearey are here. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE EIGHT•OARED MATCH. PUTNEY, TRH DAT. The railway brought down a number of people this morning. anxious to learn the full influence of the Oxonians' rowing spinet the waterworn yesterday upon the money market, and to pick up any other scrap of informa tion that might lead their conclusions to • socoresful issue. The effect of the Oxonians' pulling yesterday was marked and unmistakable this morning, the betting being 6 and 7to 4 on Oxford. The public were gratified more than they might have expected to be, for they sew both crews under way again this morning, sometimes rowing feet, sometimes rowing slow. The Csatabs particularly gave a full opportunity tor seeing what they could do an they cams from Sunmoods's. Lard down to the Aquedue4bridge, and then rowed up to Hammersmith-bridge, and severally pulling very emartly and keeping nice time. The Oxonians went ahead towards Ham menu:nth-bridge at owe, soon swerving into their usual style of ef rowing, and keeping • uniform motion in the boat fore and t. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA BIC-LANZ. --ITHD3 DAY. ) The arrivals of English whoa fresh up, today . , were as a very moderate sale; hence the show of samples was somewhat limited. The demand, however, for both red and white qualities was is a most inactive state; but, am pared with Moodsy, no change took piece in Use quotations" With foreign wheat we were seasonably well supplied. Good and One qualities moved off slowly, at about stationary prime ; but all other kinds Item a dull inquiry, at late rates. Fine barley commanded full quotations. Is grinding and distilling sorts, very little woe doing, and the rates were with difficulty supported. Malt, the show of w►ich was moderate, changed kande slowly. In prices, however, no change took place. We were fairly supplied with oats, and sales programed heard'', at about.Ulm/try prices: res" inquiry for beans 'tine wholly in retail, at the late decline in value. Pees were inactive, but not cheaper. The dimmed for flour wee somewhat restricted, at last west's quotations. Seeds supported previous lutes, with a moderate inquiry. Cakes commanded very tittle attention. coassrr ?Lucia. swum Per Qr• Pric Qr. ►we; tart, n 4,1843 IT to 42 Do. whits, IEO4 41 to 48 Norfolk and Lincoln red. 1848 Luau Malting • Grading 37 to 42 24 to SS 27 to 30 IS to 25 Inns, NorfOrk, and Suffolk SO be SS Kingston and Wire SO to OS grown ITS. MLL?. 36 to $6 Wll5 66 W Two. Town mad*, par 280 lbs. Nouosbold 34 to 36 76341149, food IS to 26 !Country potato 2l to 5 Norfolk and Suffolk, acoltelt, ford 70111911. Per Qr. WHILE a. L Metal° and KOlllge berg 46 to 64 lostock & Macklin- Now OATS - St to VII OaII. a Danish and Swedish IS to SI Itataiao ....... to SO Def= 43 to 47 41 to 44 Baum; hard soft Ami;toso, red .. 42 to 45 what. 11•11.1 T. Grinding. Dittalling Dutch, brow Danish... 4170411. BBL M to 34 So to 32 ....0 to 36 L+ to •7 to ?A ... 23 to 20 . 26 to 29 001. Isoteit Coto. Inns t9 to n Yellow 17 to 11 :: teed ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, Am., I CAMMACK, TROY MARCH I: - Twin. French. per sack 34 to lt7 SPonioh. M to 37 Amman, par brL 19 to 27 CALDS4iIIII, .. 19 to 27 INTO LONDON. BY WATT.D. 2 TO MARCH 17. INCLUSIVIL 591 seat. Barley. Malt. Oat& I Flour. qra qrs. qrs. gra. brls. sacks. Eugllsh and Scotch 930 1310 1450 7320 . 1140 Insh 4321 Foreign 1330 750 .. 17400 2340 60 Teal LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (lIT METRE" AND INTERNATIONAL TRiOLTH. ) (mom ODR oWI cousseomDzsr.) CorroN.—The market coetioues very ;toady, and pries remaie firm. Sake, 10,CC3balre or more. CORN.—The market for wheat rather moderate, rates materially unchanged. Flour wet. Indian corn steady, at 28s. CA. for mined. Egyptiga beans unchanged. Oats and oatmeal quiet. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—The market bee been less active, bat there being no sellers under previous prices the limited busier,' tralmacted fully supports late rates. ;leaned u also quiet but 6rm. Co;rie.—Tbere continues to be an active inquiry for plantation Ceylon at extreme rates • fine ordinary and low middling sold at We. to 711.. 6d. • . Middling, 831). to 86s. 6d. •, gnod mid flee middling. Baa. to 995. lid. • flee, 945. 6d. to PAL ; pea berry. 58s. to 05s. ; native Cey lon, fine ordinary. 71s. • and Rio, 70s. 64. is 71s. 641. Cr:coa.-320 bags of Grassed& sold at 50s. 611. to 555. TEA.—The public sales continue to go off with fair spirit, at full prices ; broken leaf commis, 84€1. to MI. blackish loaf, Is. to L. ld. ; film mooing*, 2s. 44d. to 2a. 40. Rms. —The market continues inactive. ltieg.—Basioeas has been done in soft grain, but no par. Oculars are given. Fem.—Prices of currants show a slight redaction, but no actual decline can be noticed. Raisins coatiaue is limited request. Berets. —About 500 bags sold ; Penang, 34d. ; Singa pore, 34d. SAL TerrßL-300 bags sold for cash. refraction 51, at 35e. 3d. ; also 6C3 bags now landing, at 3tie., for refraction 5; usual allowances. Cocumum...—The market is 8110, at the prices paid at the late public sales. Corn's eisituatim is active request, aad prices are agate firmer. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market ie quiet at the subjoined prices :—Teirri tallow, 40e. ; Petenbure Y.O. es the soot, 4204 March. 4k. ; April to JUDI,. 42e. ; October to December. 44e. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Beam. Patten.lois and Smith report the demand limited to the waste of ennsutnem. Fine sod middling descriptions are scarce, and prices keep very SM. HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) LrADENHALL.—Hida : Prior: 561 b. to 6416. In 31. ; 641b0. to 7•21b0., 3.1. to 3p.. ; 721b0. gOlbo.„ 3d. to 34d. ; 8011 pa. to Who.. 3 %lbs., 34d. to 40. ; 961 1 0. to 104 be., 4d. to 4id. Horse hides, 10a. to Ile. Calf skies. light,.2a . . to 4e. ; full, 7s. 63. A►swoxoslT.—Sb,ap skit;s7polled, 11s. to 14a..; half. hredt. Ifs. to 12s. ; downs. Fa. to 10e. ; thoorliogs, 11.8 d. to Is. 9d. COAL MARKET.-(m DtY.). Walls End Flatten. 19s. ; Walls End Lambtoo. la.. 6d..; Walla End Stesrarts. 194. Gd. ; Walla End Routh Hatton, 19s. ; Walla End Tees, 19a. 6d. : Walls Eod Braddsla Hatton, 16.. ; Walls End Sonth Kellm, 17s. 9d.; Walla Eod Haugh Hall. 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Caasop. 17s. ; Walls End Eden Main. 17s. 16d. ; Walls End Hatton Lamm, 16s. Gd. ; Walls End Tnnatall. 16a. ; Raiment, Ira. 61. ; %beide Hartley, 15n 91 Hating. Hartley, 15a. 9.1.-145 ships at market ; 50 at SOU THE CORNWALL LUNACY CAuz.—The trial of Samuel Porter, of Flushing. near Falmouth. for maltreating and wilfull♦ neglecting his brother, Robert Porter. a mimetic under hi• charge. was concluded yesterday before Mr. Baron Martin, at Bodmin. The ease, it will be recollected. created • great sensation a few mouths ago. The jury found the ',rimier guilty of neglect, but cennamended him to mercy. Sentence was postponed till the opinion of the Court of Appeal shall be known, and the prisoner was discharged on his owl recognissece. A LOcAL DIANA.—At the hoot with Lord Fitz hardinae'a hounds on Mooday Mrs. Coates, of Eastfield, the wife of .1. Coates. EMI solicitor, of Bristol, earned off the brush, she being the finnan with the huntensan and in at the death. Mrs. Coates bas proved herself to be not only a graceful but a plucky horsewoman, for this is the third brush she has bad accorded to her, or, we should rather may, has woo during the limiest season. She has ridden at six meets, so that she has bad what would be termed commercially, "50 per cent, of iniceses."—Bristol Pat. 04211. I. Scotch potato Utak whits „ black Tick 2B to 29 Ileregan M to 29 Harrow Pigeon 75 to 90 9:07. Ya le .... ~.... PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVI:11.001, MARCH 17.--81101 today :-Great Eastern, 473- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1183- London and North Western, loSe fManchester, sheineld, and Lincolnshire, 633 3- Metropolitan, 112 123-South Ratan, 903-Wbitehaven and Furness, 243 -Buffalo and Lake Huron, 611.16 3 11-16 I ; Ditto Seven per Cent., 101 Mares, 6 11.16-Great Luxembourg shares, 103 11-Sambre and Meuse, 81-Greek stock, 243-Mexican Three per Cent., 44 53 6 5-Smash Passives, 36 3 3-Thames and Mersey Ma. inc. 43 13-16 t d.p.-Union, anffAme. man Exchange Banking Company, 33 p.-Mercantile and Ex change Bank, 4 7-16 3 3 7-14 p.. Ditto, new tuned at '6 prem„ 47-16 p -Albion Marine, 3 16.111-BrirJah and Foreign Marine, 3! D. -Empire Marine, 1 16-16 p.-Lancashire Insurance, 1 1.16 1 p.-London and Lancashire, 1 p.-Mercantile Marine, 3 it 4 p. queen Insurance Company, 1 11.16 3iaNcUl MARCO 17.-A business was done. and Priam were very Arm. tonsolldated k ; Limited., 6 7-16 p. - Great Eastern, 473 3 3 3-Great Luxembourg. 103-Great Northern A, W 1 179-GreatWestern of Canada, ufsle-Greeks, 243-Great Waster, gei 3-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110-London and North Western, 1033 2 3 3 3--Manchester and County Bank, 43 p. -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 663 3 3 3 3-Metro polltan, 1121 33 13 123 31 12 11l 12 113-11alcans, 463 3 335 64 3 36 5 53 3 5 WS-Midland, 12S-South Eastern. 90.- Thames an Slersey Marine Insurance, 43 11-10 13-16 p.- General Credit, 43 p.-London and (.siledonlan Marine,{ p.- Lancashire Insurance, 1 p.-National Steam, 3 p.-Whltehaven Company. 2 '.3-ashbury earns& Company, 90 p.-Coufsderate Loan, 503 13 2 j 3 2i 3-Turkish Consolldes, 64. Biammatian, MARCH 17.- rhe solos M to-day were .•-ahrop. shire Yarn hallway stook, 533, ex dlr.; Staffordshire Joint boor Bank, 43 prem. Birmingham Wagon, 113 per share : Glou cester Wagon ,new;, 13 prem.: with rew Metropolitan Wagon, 143: and Patent Axle. 2 4 prem. Birmingham Framers!: shores were dal at 1 3.16 to 13 peens. 51ruit.is Sl. tai, Ito i Birninuriuun Canal, 913 to t'2. Birmingham and staffordshire Gas, 94, to 94 _and South stall ordshire Railway, 103 to 101510. Disti kf ascii 16-Three p r Cent. Consols, 90&-New Three per rent. Stock, mil -Dank of Ireland 0001 paid), Y2l}- 1 - 11 ^ 11 Bank 101. paid -Great Southern sad Western Stock 1001 paid), 9.11-11biLind Greet Western e5Ol. paid. 451-Mid land Crest Western Halves ;fa paid), 223 a - Dublin and Drog heda b per cent fedeetnable w lads, and convertible prior to that year, of which Nos. 7,401 to 'ma/dare a subsenuent charge (kV paid , ?S;-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, Fite per Cent. redeemable !of. paid in full, sal-Irish North Western rive per Cent perpetual 101. paid, Class A), 44. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) FRIDAY, MARCH IS. 6 i.II. PlO2llll. SATURDAY. SUNDAY. P to W.. frrsh, some ON Wogialtall a. to SC and W., fresh ruin I. places. COASTS. to strong, squally, un settled. As above. S.S.E. to W.S. W., fresh Wuritt.v. to stn - e¢, some As pelt above Wilma B &W. to w.N.w., strong. rain In places. S.F. to B.W. rani N Kamm 8. to W. and NAV_ trrth, gruer.illy floe. treoh to strong. with showers. Nosibern.Scolland. Western= Ireland. Wails, sad M ummies. ....thern =English Channel and Away Bay. lfestsra mliaatwarat England and Itellgolaa4. THE YEOMANRY AND THE GOVERNMENT. —The scheme of the ministry to reduce the army estimates for the coming financial year, by not calling out the Yeo manry Cavalry for training, which was only carried by a .najority of one, has been further considered, and on Wed nesday lord POntoiton annowired, in reply to a deputa tion which waited upon him at Cambridge nous, that the government bad resolved to 'bastion the economy contem plated, and that the yeomanry would be called out as usual. The premier said that within the last few days ad vices bed beau received from New Zealand which were so (avowable, that the government would be enabled to effect a saving upon the roxnates, used incur the expaees of training of the yeomanry, without any addition to the gross amount. Hecomplitneuted the Yeomanry Cavalry upon their high state of efßeieocy, and the value of their aeresess whenever they bad beet required, and expressed an na -1 qualified opinion that they were a ocoassary auxiliary to the new rifle volunteer force. THREE CHILDREN SUFFOCATED NEAR EOM- I ROlkal. —On Tuesday afternoon three little girls, aged six, fear, and two years, respectively, daughters of Mr. Gray, tailor, Liberian Dame, were found deed in their father's house under very painful circumstances. About noon on Tueolay, Mrs. Gray left the children in the Loose under the &Jugs of a neighbour, while she herself went to Edin burgh on business. The woman visited the children twice between 1 and 3 o'clock, and found them all right. She again called at the bones at half•pa+t 3, end on opening the door found the room full of smoke. On going in she found the three children is one bed, while souther bed in the sem house wee on fire. The poor children were immediately carried to the open air and every means taken for their recovery, but only one of them showed any signs of life—her lips moving once or twice--but she too died a few minutes after went.. No authentic information hes se yet been obtained of the origin of the fire.—Zdinlairnh Courant. MONEY MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocic. The stook markets to-day are generally very steady, owing to the fine weather and the rapid influx of gold to the Bank, combined with the more favourable interpretation put upon the foreign intelligence. Nevertheless, Consols are 1-18 to / per cent lower than they closed yesterday afternoon, and some of the more specu lative foreign stocks, including Mexican and Greek, have suffered from speculative realisations. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 86fr. 25c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 91} to f for money, and 91,1 to f for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, f, ; ditto, for ac count, 91}; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89} ; New Three per Cents., 89f, ; India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1043, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 41., 10s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, 6e. dia. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds aro to 1 per cent worse than they closed yesterday, being now quoted respectively 45 to 1, and 36 to 1. Greek Bonds are f lower, at 231 to 241 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858 higher, at 691 to 701 ; those of 1862 firm, at 71 to 1 ; the Consolid4s f higher, at 541 to 1 ; and Confederate firm, at 52 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 881 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian, 101 f, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 241, 1, 231, 24 ; ditto Coupons, for account, Ilf ; Italian, for account, 671, 1; ditto Mammana Railway, 74, ; Mexican for account, 4,5 f, 45, #, 40} ; New Granada , 144 ; ditto Two per Cents., 304 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 861, 1 ; Portuguese, 1833, for account, 484, 3 ; ditto 1856, ice., for ac count, 481; Russian, 1850, 871 ; ditto, 1862, 90} ; Sardinian, for account, 84 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 361, fr, 331 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 13} ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 69/, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 701, 71} ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71} ; Vene zuela, for account, 23/, 24} ; ditto 1862, for ac count, 60 ii 1. The scrip of the new Bolivian Loan is quoted 14 to lf prem. International Financial shares are now quoted Gj to 7 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 4g to 5 prem. ; London Financial, 115 to 1, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 74 to 85 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 185 to ; Egyptian Trading, 25 to 35 prem. ; rand Thames Iron Works and Ship- building, 3 to 5 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 11 to 251prem. ; Imperial Financial, 45 to 55 prem. ; Financial Corporation, If to 25 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 4 to ,l, prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 45 to 55 prem. ; Land Securities, 15 to 2 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, Ito 15 prem. ; London and Liverpool Hotel, 1 to 15 prem. ; City Offices Com pany, 4to prem ; National Marine, Ito 15 prem. ; and Queensland Sheep, 5 to 1 prem. The business at the Bank of England Discount office yesterday was only moderate. In the general market there was a good demand, especially in the afternoon, a number of bills having apparently been held back in the idea that the Bank of Eng land minimum might possibly be reduced to-day. The general terms for choice paper were 51 to 5 per cent. In the Stock Exchange, although there was a good demand for short loans on home govern ment securities, the supply of money was so large that the rate was only 35 to 4 per cent. The large sum of 444,0001. in gold, chiefly Cali fornian, was sent into the Bank yesterday. A further important amount will probably be taken there during the next few days out of the recent arrivals. The steamer City of London, from New York, has brought 24,000 t. in specie. The directors of the Anglo-Italian Bank have I appointed Mr. John A. Jackson, formerly con nected with the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, as their general manager. Mr. Jackson will at once proceed to Italy to make the necessary meangements for the commencement of business. Profiting by recent experience, the Stock Ex change Committee have adopted the very proper resolution that companies applying in future I for a settling day shall be required to produce the official allotment-book itself, and submit it for their free inspection. Hitherto it has been cus tomary for the committee to content themselves with general statements respecting the allotments made by the brokers or officials of the company. A petition has been extensively signed in the Stock Exchange requesting the committee to adopt a rule withholding sanction from transactions in the shares of new companies prior to the allotment. A reform of this nature would strike at once at many of the abuses which have latterly been so justly complained of in the introduction of new joint-stock schemes. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,: - .120 1 . over last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,1171. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,11111. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnahire, an increase of 2,6301. . . _ The prospectus is issued of Silver's India rubber Works and Telegraph Cable Company (Limited), the capital of which is fixed at 500,0001. in 10,000 shares of 30/. each, of which 5,000 are now to be issued ; and of these a large portion are already subscribed for. By means of this com pany the well-known and extensive works of Messrs. Silver and Co., at Silver-town, near the Victoria Docks, are to be carried ou under the joint-stock principle. In addition to the manufacture of Indiarubber, telegraph cables, ebonite, am, it is intended to pay much attention to the manufacture of the patent composition made partly with the new gum " Balata," which is de scribed as "uniting must of the valuable properties of Indiarubber and gotta percha, and of which an inexhaustible supply has been secured." Messrs. Silver and Co. will still remain identified with the ' business, and out of the 100,0001. to bs paid for ' machinery and plant, stock and book debts, they have agreed to receive one-he io shares, and the remaining half in cash and five per tent debentures. The freehold laud and works are likewise to be chiefly paid for in debentures. The provisional committee, from whom the board of directors are to be chosen, is of an influential character. Au iuteresting project, known as Bonelli's Elec tric Telegraph Company (Limited), is on the market to raise a capital of 225,0004., in 104 sham, which sum, with the 25,0001. forming the original or experimental capital of the company. will raise the total to 250,0001. Before coming to the public the directors have established a telegraphic line between Manchester and Liverpool, and it is affirmed that "the working of this has proved, even beyond expectation, both practically and com mercially, the unrivalled excellence of Bonelli's system.' One of the objects with which the com pany is framed is a reduction of the telegraphic tariff to a uniform rate of sixpence for each ordinary message of 20 words. The chairman is the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, and the deputy-chair man Lora Litho Fitzgerald, while the board is otherwise respectably composed. The traffic of the Bahia and San Francisco Rail way for the wed( ending the 7th February was i 5421., with 701 miles open. The prospectus of the City Offices Company (Limited) has been received with favour. It is • announced that no applications for shares will be received after Monday relit, the 21st inst., from Loudon, and Tueeasy, the fr2ul inst., from the country. 1 The letters of allotment of the Imperial Thum cial Company end the Credit Mobilier Company were posted last evening. We are requested to mention that the dispute which arose between the Credit Mobilier (Limited) and the Credit Mobilier Company of Londno, with referenoe to the title of the former, has been set tled, and all legal proceedings terminated.i It is announced that the list of applications for the new shares of the Panama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal . Mail Company (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday, the 22nd March, for London, and on the 23rd for the country. It is announced that the London and Westminster and London Joint Stock Banks will pay the half year's interest, due let April, on the Victoria Go vernment Debentures issued under the authority of the Railway Loan Act, 1857, and negotiated through the sir associated Australian banks. The extensive contract for the supply of Moul mein teak timber has been concluded between the Admiralty and Messrs. Francis (Pother and Co., of 32, Great St. Helena. With reference to the statement that the pre mises of Messrs. Sari and Sons, in Cornhill, have been sold to the City Offices Company (Limited), we have received a communication from Messrs. Sari and Sons, in which they say :—" It is quit* tree that we have sold our premises to the City Offices Company (Limited), but they will not enter upon possession fo: a few weeks, during wbick time our business will be carried on as usual, and after that time it will be removed to Nos. 46 and 47 Cornhill." The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday,Marebl6, compared with that foe the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation iliCle Circulation active 19,849,780 Decrease 177,3G0 Public deposit. 8,570,711 Decrease 292,653 Other deposit. Government securities in - -------- banking department 11,174,584 No change Otherseetnities in banking &Manumit Coin and bullion in both - - - - - - departments Seven day and other bills 483,332 Decrease 63,353 The Rest 3,866,484 Increase 74,948 Notes in reserve Total reserve ((notes k coin in banking department) . 8,747,163 Increase 239,914 The tendency of the Bank accounts is still favour able. The decrease in the government deposits and the increase in the private securities have been more than counterbalanced by the influx of private deposits, and the reserve consequently presents a moderate increase. A small addition has likewise been made to the stock of coin and bullion. The large amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday will not appear in the return until next seek. BANK OF Ac and fals Vie.. C. I 3 Ice Use weak DAL IN= Dll Noir lased A27,bd3.740 427.863;30 Maine DI =More Capital £14,64000 3.300,481 Public Deposits eluding Excheq., Bay. Banks, Cord ials. of National Debt, and Div. Aorta.) Other Deposits 13,103.000 seven day and other Mips 4.93.332 140,079,127 Match 17, 1584. h 0000111 persnent to the eat Irk ending =Wednesday, Mardi 14, Government debt L 11,0141011 Other securities 3,04.114/1/ Gold oda and hoo 811rer bulbw . 13,213.74 1.27,02,740 ?LITMUS. Government Seen. . titles Bead Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Geld sad Silver Cola 732,216 440,6:94a 31AESHALL, Chief Cadmus[. TIIIIRBDAT Evan. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91,i to I for the Bth of April, were marked to-day 91k and 911, and closed at 91; " buyers." For money the last price was 911, to 1. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, foe money, 91i, 11, 2 ; ditto, for account, 91 y, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, ; New Three per Cents., 89k, I ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, k ; ditto, for account, 1041, ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100/ ; ditto uda, 84. die. . The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm. India Bonds were sold at Bs. di,. Notwithstanding the favourable prospects of the money market, Ex chequer Bills were more offered, awl have declined Is., closing at 68. to Is. dia. The foreign stock market was again very buoyant in the morning, and though a decided relapse took place in some stocks in the afternoon, the final quotations were still in most instances above those ' of yesterday. There was much activity in the morning in the shares of some of the livancial companies, espe cially the International and General Credit, the former of which touched 71 prem., " buyers " ex div., and the latter 41 prem., "buyer. ;" is the afternoon a.reactiou took place, and the final quo tation was for the former 62 to 7 prem., and for the latter 41 to 1 prem.; London Financial shares were last quoted 111 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credi Bto 8k prem. ; and Imperial Financial, at 4 to 4 J prom. The closing (but in some cages merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Foncier of blatiritius, dia. to prem. ; Land Securities, 1:1 to 2 preen. ; Contract Corporation, 3. to 4 pre:a.; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 41 to 2 prem. ; Aus tralian and Easter:, Navigation, 4. to bk prom. ; Ottoman Financial, Jr dirt. to # prem. ; Consolidated Discount, 1 din. to par Financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; Financial Discount, lk to 2k prem. ; Credit Mobilicr, 21 to prem.; Queensland Sheep Investment, par to 1 pre: a. ; trelli vara Company, 1 to 1 prem. ; National Provincial Marine. k to 1 prem. ; Central Argentine Panway, to 11 prem. ; Mexican Bank, to 2 ; :rem. ; West of Woollen, k to 11 prem.: Loudon and Californian Bank, lk to 2 prem. ; Warrant Bank to If prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, ti to tik prem. ; London Commercial Hotel, k to 1 prem. ; and Dutch Tramway, 1 to 2 prem. MINES.-(TDIS DAY.) Two tiCm•L In the mining market to-day the nr:aciPal feature in a strung demand for Grad Fortut.e and. East LoVeit shares, which have advanced ; Use former are now quoted 17, " buyers," and the latter, 10} to 1. n the other hand, Great Vol. are rather lower, at 39 to 40; and Wheal Grenville at 7} to ;. East CAradou are quoted 291 to 30} ; Sithuey Wheal Metal, 5; to ti ; Wheal Seton. 190 to 195 ; and Wentworth Consols, 10 to 17. Wheal Ludeott shares have been dealt in at 3}. Yudananiutana shares continue in demand ; transactions are recorded at 34 and 3i. Other colonial. as well as foreign mines are quiet. A fall took pace yestenlay in the price of English tin. Present quotations are reported as follows by Messrs. Von Daddelzen and North:— Comtism& blocks, 112/. ; common ingots, of 2.4 lbs. and above, 112 1 . ; ditto, 7 and 14 Ibn., 113% ; bars, in 4 cwt. casks, 113/. ; ditto, 2 cwt. casks, 114 L ; refined blocks, 1171. per ton—deliver al free ota board in London. The Vigra and Clogan Mining Company have re ceived this week 173 oz. 7 darts. and 2 gra. of gold. being the produce from 92 tone licwt. and 1 (pr of ore. From the let of October, 1863, to the 26th of February, 1M64, there were exported from the port of Nor► York, 30,661.2001bn. of baron, 3,71a1,0001be. of liar. 487,2U01be. of shoulders of beam, 91,846 toes of Wile 16,9G-1,50011e. of butt.r, 20,K.96,1001ba. of cheese, 59.841 tierces of beef, and 17,323 barrels of pork.—Aim York paper. • • The State of California has an area of 169,000 square miles ; of Kar....s, 83,000 square miles ; of Mines aota, $13,500 New M.zieo, 124,000; Oregon, 100.000; and T..Z1111. 280,010. The territory of Nitre' hie an area of 130,800 squire miles ; of Colorado, 106,475 ; of Daeote. 1a2.500 ; of Idaho, 3;13,000; of Indian, 71,000; of N CA,300; of Nevada, 10,500; of Stab, 109,600; sad Washiagtoo. 71,300. Total area of stew States and terri torial, 1,961,425 square miles. Total area of the Ads of the United States, 3,750,000 square miles. Ts* is choice and strong, moderato In pries, and wholesome to um. Thew advantages have for LW Tea a general pretereneo. It Is sold to padre ta by :xi ssects.—lit. tilt I Pd. I 100 all Atlantic& St. lawrenoe 67 Bt. 'lOO lion. Bar. Er C.ln.g.6p.c. 103 i 10 11 Do. Neer 20 , 71 Do. E Shares 201: all Buffalo /4 Lake Huron. 10 al Do. Preference 7 lil} 100 'lOO Buff., Braut,it Cederich 1 • 03p. c. 1141.4. Anil, 1 — — 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1 —. 100 100 ' Do. do. June 1, 147 00. 100 Cal. st B.Bastern 6p.c.g.i 10t 106 St. 100 Cape T. it Dock Op. C. 8 1 103 106 100 all Deinerare7p.e.per.pref; Si.. ,100 Fist. Bengal gu. 6 do • 105 106} Bt. 100 East Indian gu. 6 do 104 k 106 (1 20 15 • It,. Extension I om, 10 15 De. 41 do I pa 81 100 Grand Trunk of Canada) 19 100 all Do. fat prat. Bonds 1 73 75 100 all Do. do. deferred 68 CC 100 all Do. 2nd prat Boods 1 46 67 100 all Do. do. deferred 61 63 100 ' all • Do. Ord pref. Stock 100 all Do. uo. deferred. 40 42 100 all Do. 4th pref. Btock ; 20 28 100 all DJ. do. deterred. 82 26 Bt. 100 Crest Indian Peninsula 1 1041 20 12 Do. g 6 percent. .. . 1 1 pin Pit. 100 Gt. 8. of India R. sp. it. 1 104 Bt. 100 Do tf per cent. — 86. 2 ; Do PO} all Gt. Western of Canada ] 9} 201 18. Do. New . 11 100 all Do.6p. c. Ada pay. 1573H92 100 all D 0.% do. do. 1577-8 85 10 ' S Indlon Branch, I.lmltedi 1 10 1 . Do. New Bt. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cent, 1021 it 100 Do. do. 41 do O7 St. 100 Do. do. 4 i do.— 02 20 2 Do. Fifth Extension At. 100 Melt,. Corp. I per c. &I 60 ' all Merl. and Iliihson's Ray' 65 19 20 ad 22.Brun.R Qui.cls.A RBI II 6 St. 100 N. rioreaw6p.c...lst p.ll. 82 84 Mt. 100 Scinde, cue S par neat. 103} 104} lE. 100 Do. Delhi do lO2 103} 20 2 Do. do. do 4 4 .4 9° St, ;100 Do. Punjaub d 0... ' 102 1 St. 100' Do. Indus St Plot. do; 08 100 xd I I pml Dm, Pi 96 1034 JOINT nom BANES. No. I OIL 1 BASIS. I VI I CS. price* I 20,000 100 Aura and U. Ser. Bank . SO 119 122 zd 20,000 100 AlliossoLouALleeryool 25 / 24 2/ pm 10,000 100 Do. New 1 10 : Vi 24 pm 100.000 20 Amilo Austrian i 4 i Ws pm 20,000 20 Oto;lo Italian ,Llnalted,, 6 , Idle opin 22,600 49 Austral/Ala all I 74 70 rd 7,500 60 Do. New •20 274 281posi 10,000 25 Bank of Egypt 1 ell / V 28 6,000 100 Bank of Loodoo •60 166 167 25,400 10 'Bank ot Otago sla ng ' t i e 110 01 10,000 100 ',Book of Queensland ) L 4 0 4pot 20,000 60 list* ofi: ictoriadiustria 26 ; 143 , 5,0 , 0 100 Bank of Wale Lim.) 40,9./0 10 Ddank of New Zealand 60.000 90 d/ItaautPortuguese'Li 5 2 49. { 16,000 50 :Brit. et American ll.fli li 4 WI; 20.000 60 Pettish N. America 3 all 47 49 ; 10,500 20 Vhar.lik. Brit. I.:01011191N 10 } 14 2p. U ,200 20 C. Bk. ludin,Ana., China' all 42 44 7,400 20 Do. New - - 20,160 25 ' Chrtrd. M. of India, ctc.' all 000 100 ity 20, 2 000 100 olcnial 200,000 10 ,Conaolidated Bank (L , 4 . 5,000 100 Continental •1..) 13,000 60 e sit Loodou :limited ' 6 . 10,000 100iikoglisb and Irish ,Lim 15 I 25.000 00 Enu.ScotaAuel.Chartd.; all ` 40, , 00 GO linuilsh and Swedish 'DI 10 I 40,000 61 ,Suropran Bank limited' 10 i 10,00.1 100 ilindusn.ChinotJapiL I 25 10,000 100 Do. New I I aO,OOO 100 imperial Bank, limited 7.4 135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman ' 10 / 100,000 90 Land Mortilk. Indla(L' 2 ' 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (1..' 13 ' 19,000 100 London and Brazitlan 5.000 100 Lou.B.AyreattfLiSatel. 40 20,000 15 Du. 40. New.: 24 6,4100 100 Lon., Blr.. & A Stair. ,L., 17 50,000 20 Loa. Ch.Bauk of AusDL WI 10.000 100 London and Colonial ;L ' 10 30,400 60 London and County ' 20 • 5,000 100 lon. Ilanthe Cow r.v.•,L. I . 00,000 60 /London Joint Stock lO 10,000100 'lon. sad Norton., (1 ~ 15 ' 20.000 20 London& South African; all • kW: , 20 Do. Do. New . all 10,000 100 •London 3 S. Americus:Ll 7 ' 6.000 100 'toms F. Western ;UL' 14 / 10,000 100 1.,11..2 Wealantaster i2o 1 10,000 100 Merchant liank'Lim.) 1 75 29,000 60 Mercantile et E.:ellen/Li 10 10,000 100 Wtro & Prot.. ivuk ,L• 20 6,000100 Midland Bank (Llm.) II6 ' 10,000 100 .Natioual of Liverpool ;1 10 05,000 20 ;N. Pro. of Laniard, New 12 ' 90,000 20 , Do. 00. So. 8 ' - - 25,000 20 .New Stalk Wales all' IS 61 - 6,000 100 New Zealand /Limited 10 1 1411 par - 30,409, 25 Mental Batik Corpora . all I gi 64 634 S 90,001100 Pr.wlnc. of Irelan4. , 25 60 02 .4444. 26,000 , 20 , Scindo, Pont,* Delhi (L' . 711 30 3017041, 114 11 13500 SI i Do. N co' . I 7 : - - 10 2 111 70.0010 25 South Andrei. •• •1 I se 41 I - 10.090 100 Stand. of B. 8. Africa -I 17 104114 pas - 4,4.50100 Do. do. - 40,000 25 Union of Auitralla , all 1 544 I 541 10,000 25 Do. N. u• - - '3l 10.000 100 'rnion et Imlanal [WC , 2 2 ! 3 2 dial - 99000 40 ,Union of London 'l3 640 470 47 84.1e5. 1221 4101 e i 01. DOCKS. Ito. IRI DOCKS. Id 2O 20 15 t u - a 3 701 1 60 71 116 118 40 42 i .1 1 28 14 par I pm ' 24 21pm par I pm ISI 14 2 1 pro Oldis 71pia 6 61 13 IS pm 8 1 3 18 16 lipm 186 191 pm 10 VI pm: 21 3 pro 4 3 dial s 6 261 281 3 tea ' - 68 68 60 / 2 3 094 401 , lam par = 28 26 261 , 261 I 2 pro IIIs par ' 144 80 81 81 801 4 41mn 114 12 4 6 pm 14i II 4 18 61 , 15 1 4 11 1.112 par 7 8 pm, 22 $ 35 10 3 }j62 4 1 4 i 32 NJCL peen. et IL 1t W. IY.X. Q. L. is. 18. ---- /t_ -atm . . -1.--. 24 as 431 2 B.s.w. fI 1 S IS ; c —1 I abloom mu 0 1 8. W. 1 4.614 I rb 0.16, 2 Lehi St* Z. 411 1 01t22 1 : bt - 1 1 Ardroosan 20.66 41 2 Zs Z. i 3 1 5 20 - oit ;- . 3 Orvescsatta 211.81 43, 3 Z. 11 2 16 to ,SO6, 1 Geway 29 73 44. 2 ZAK 2• 2 la c,— : 2 Valenti& Cape Clear . 2•.68 47' 1 E. 6! 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ORDLNARY SNAKES AND STOCKS. ~WoLet &Soar mid all =O . :Mehra& ltd.C. 100 'Bristol and tutor. Yd. 1011 it:hedonism all pork and Bandon all Cornwall slit*. • ADo div. until 61 all 'Do. B i p, c.lapald to E. all Dublin and Ballist all 'Dandes,PorthAtAlxLin 1100 I lldlabargh and Olaagew 100 Glaagow mad &Wanton 100 Omni Easton Ord. St _ • A Bloek. Do: Z. As& No. :Greet Itortholheoilaat lOreallorthere Do.A • rec. no dlr. D 0.13 c. le petal Ot South a West (Ira) , Greet Weltifll.2 Do.Btour_Val,qual -6 ; 78 ; 7 4i TvasTc7;l Du W. -M1d:: Ta;: Do. Do. Hereby !Agealhire h Ir°rk London and 19acki 100 'I 100 1100 !I .100 'I 100 ail ,! I all Lois,Brightis&S.Coso 'Loudon,Chatttos Dovl ' Londod4North Weals ' I Losion&douthWesterm iSlan..Sbel.,&LidostasSl Slaryport and Cartago Do. Do. retropolltso Do. New Do. New 100 Do Bons Derby all led. et. Wo. W Mid Kent all. Mid Kent (Cray Lbse) 100 North British 100 Da FAHn.,Perth.Dund 100 N. Eastern—Berwick Do : O. N. I. Pure 106 i Leeds .100 I Do. York 100 Do. 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