The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-05 00:00:00

et ht ly CA7TLE. Dzyos Sizzas. did ! ow. of Q. the; 6011 hei .het L 4 b' I I. 44 a TILE G REA T CATTLE SHOW AT ISLINGTON. (THIS .) THE PRIVATE VIEW AND THE PRIZES. Thi- morning the annual show of the Smith : e , ,i Club was opened for the fourth year at the zrailltural Hall, with the advantage of splendid ‘..ither and with the best auguries of • sue , ~.. distancing even that which attended ~, voli's exhibition. The number of entries is r than ever, the total being 632 against 465 in and 419 in 1862. In all departments the I A pronounced by the best judges to be a r‘.:r A:O4 good one. In the display of ,tne. Herefords and shorthorns are considered to ~an. off the palm. The Scotch stock and s!.ort-woolled sheep have very great ; and the pigs are as admirable as usual, tor evenness of quality better than , L y previous occasion. Among the cattle, the oi entries iu the Devon class is 34 ; iu • Herefords, 38 ; in the shorthorns, 69 ; in the .2n ; while all other breeds are well repre- .‘,.-icultural implements again occupy a very large and serve to mark the progress which is being i:!v made iu the manifold processes of farming :,• :aid roots of various kinds are also to be ,•i the greatest perfection. The Royal seed E,tablishmeut of Messrs. Sutton and of Reading, and the house of Messrs. Gibbs, and other enterprising firms, invite Attcution of agriculturists and the public. • I:,:iug conimenced at 8 o'clock, and from up to 2 the public were not admitted to occupied by the animals assembled to IR n f..r units and honours. The few admitted t h,,::::ddiug, however, were from time to time :1:.: the galleries by nieans of a telegraphic from below of the progress which 0.4 :lade with the awards. _ .!,.wiug were the priucipal awards made by up to 1 p.m. this day : -Ist prize of 201. to No. 4, Mr. W. Smith, of • • h, , ;!..1y, Exeter, 2 years and 5 months old ; '2nd prize t Mr. Robert Wortley, of Suffield, Aylaham, t _'.—let prize of 30/. to No. 10. Mr. Harry Frump : tilandford, Dorset. 3 years and 2 weeks, Devon 20,1 prize of 201. to No. 12, Mr. Robert Far. to 2 veers and 11 months old, Devon s;rer 3rd prize of 10/. to No. 13, Mr. 2 years and 11 months old Devon. Clams 3 , :• . Sir. Farthing hers again carries off the Lt prize for ha 3 years and 11 months Devon ox ; 2ad prize to No. 27, Mr. Henry Hine Ball, of West Mookton, for his 4 yrs and 6 months Devon ; 3rd prize of . to Sir. Win. Heath, of Lodbans Hall, Norwich, for Es 4 years and 2 months old Devon. Clue 4. Devon Edna Las oozy two specimens, but of such excellent .lAm:ter that No. 31, Mr. William Smith's, Devon, •• 1 eon; Rose," 3 years and 6 months, carries off the Ist rr:..e of 2/0 1 ., and No. 30, a 2 years and 9 months, bred by 31r. John Blozofield, of Warham, sear Wells, takes the wood, of class G.—Hereford steers, the Ist prize . i • f awarded to No. 37, Mr. Aaron Pike, of Tewkesbury, r Lis 2 years and 5 swaths old, and the wood pnze of . to No. 35, Mr. George Bedford, of Halfield ,..rt, Leominster, for his 2 years and 4 months.— it 7-Ist prize of 304 is awarded to Mr. H. le, mans, of Bream ; 2nd prize of 30/. to Mr. S. Oxon ; 3rd prise, 101., Mr. J. Hatcher, BristoL Clam lit prize, 301. Mr. J. Phillips, Wastage, 2nd t-e 20!. Mr. A. Wortley, of Aylaham ; 3rd prize, 104, 1 Rr. W. Symonds, Rourford. ID clue 1L Short- E .rood steer; the Ist prize of 201. to No. 76, Mr. John Webby Kirkham, of South Lincolnshire, for Lis. rears and 5 months short-horned steer; 5211 prise of : •to the Earl of Aylesford for his 2 yn S maths and 1 seek steer in the same class. In clams 12, short, homed steers sot exceeding 3 years and 3 months old :., :at prize of 30/. has been carried off by Mr. Thomas !• I!cer, of Wellingboreugh. Northampton, foe No. &i his rears and 11 mouths shorthorn • the 2nd rise of 201. to So. s 7, Messrs. F. Lenny and So o, of Watertngbory. Kant, for his shorthorn of the same age ; whilst the 3rd prim is awarded to No. erg, Mr. T. Greetharee 2 non and 8 month. shorthorn. Class 13, Short-horned Steers or Oxen— The first prim of 30/. is awarded to No. 98, Sir William do Oapel Brooke, Bart., for his 3 years and 7 mouths ox. whilst the 2nd in the same elms of 201. is awarded to No. 107, for the Earl of Gainaborough's .airs and 10 months old short-horned ox, fed upon Thorley's food and malt. Is class 14, the Doke of Sather. Lod nrried off the lst prize of 1101. for his 3 yam and 10 zooths short-horned heifer Claret, and in class 24 the lat prize of 301. has been carried off for No. 172, Mr. James Maxwell, 4 yeast and t; months short-horned steer. In the sheep classes, Leicieter breeds, the Ist prise of in clam 35. is carried off by Mr. George Walmsley. and class 36, Lord Inners takes the first prise of 201. for Eu pee, No. 293. In the Cotswold clam, No 37, Messrs. Thos. and Geo. West, of Blstchingtcn, Oxford, takes the Ist prize of 201. for pen No. 296. In the Lincoln., Mr. John Edwards, of Hontingdoo is winner with pen No. 302. In the South Devon Classes the Doke of Richmond is this Tear beaten in elms 40 by Lord Walsiagham for his pen Ist prize of 201., whilst the duke takes the second (1 141. in that clam. The duke is socessefol as first grim an in elms 41, bat is again beaten by Lord Walisiaghanx in (los 42. is the pig duels the gold medal ham been awarded to 4 , 7, with the let prize of ISt. to Mr. John Saunders, vl filandford, for hie pea of 7 =oaths 11 dap Yorkshire and r•os bred pigs. Mr. G. B. Moreland end Mr. John Coots, H .11110SZ!, us antoopt the principal whiten& Fur Hereford heifers, not exceeding four years d, the first prize of 251., with the silver medal to e I , reeder, is awarded to Mr. John Baldwin, of 1. - .ldia,gton, Stratford-on-Avon ; the 2nd prize of 15.. to Mr. J. A. Artwright, of Beret:ad ; and nl prize of 10/., to Mr. R. Dyott, of Stafford- 1%1 Hereford cows, above 4 years old, the first • nz,. 30'. and the silver medal was obtained by Mr. Stedman, of Salop ; the 2nd, of 151., by Mr. -.tridge, of Berks ; and the 3rd, of 10!., by Mr. (ir..re:‘, of Salop. The following is a list of judges of cattle for the Ire-rut exhibition :—Devons, Herefords, Sussex, N..rt.o.k, Longhorns, Irish and Cross Breeds—Mr. Saulud Rogers, Lathbury, Newport Pagnel ; Mr. J. E. Jones, Springfield, near Hereford ; Mr. W. Baker, Park Nook, Quorn, Derby. Short ! rc.. Scotch, Welsh, and Extra Stock—Mr. E. Siddington-bouse. Cirencester ; Mr. F. F Biggleswade; Mr. James Topham, I V,!forl, Northamptonshire. admission of the public at A. commenced at r''NElt tt OF THE LATE DAVID ROBERT; R.A.- 11r. Roberts was hnried on Friday at Lower Norwood .rattory. The Rev. T. L. Marshall (Unitarian) read the .:_.. ; ,1 'erste*, and delivered an impressive address. cg the mourners, besides the immediate relations, were Y.•• llulise, R.A., Mr. E. Cooke, K A., Mr. W. Calder 11.r.1...:1, R.. 1., Mr. Carl Haag, Mr. Colnagbi, Professor !wc.. :son, sc.—/.7s,re r. .1t.. , .n.; the "fourth series " of visitors to Com ;no are the Princess MathiWe ; Earl Cowley, the Eng 'imissaador ; Chevalier Niers, the Italian Minister; Rear• Admiral Baron de la RoncPre Le Nonry, tho I /mite de Persigny. They will remain at ComPi4we • : -Atutday, the lUth, and the Emperor and Empress irro ospooted to return to Paris on Monday, the lath. We.tueq4lay, November 9, General Sherman from hiogstoa, Georgia, to his wife ; as fol .. ‘• -" 1 hate received all your letters up to the 3rd. • , ' , .et to.n,orrow. Write no more, and don't expect to • ❑ me, except through rebel sourest, for some time to - • • Good bye." • •' alitrlDN DF TEL NEW CANON OF WE9TMIN -•Tsla 1./An—This morning the Rev. Erma Haw. of Exeter College. Orford. Secreta ry to the v for the Propagation of the Gospel in Forage Parte, :.otet of Curz•m•rhapel, May-fair, was installed As • , AW,.srmiaster Abbey, is the room of the A - amenable • ',cm, Bootjack, who resigned, after holding the ap ,ro-rit 55 years. We understand that Mr. Hawkins the incumbency of Como Chapel, but that be , •...;11 the secretaryship of the Propagation Society. -preferment a prebendal stall in St. Paul's Cathedral v. • 14roome vaesat. It is in the gift of the Bishop of • I ,n_ ix. CHILDREN aFFTOCATED IT GLARGOW,- - doldren were suffocated in Glasgow oa Saturday A tire broke out in a boos. in the Calton district ''.e aersat girl was absent, The Neighbours actin ] the fir., which did slight damage to property ; but room three children of tender years were after • f , .urni in bed quite dead. By a fire which broke out t• , ..er-loom factory of Mears. A. Fyfe and Co, ..,rao. near Glasgow, the same evening, damage was • - b• the amount of over 7.0004 to the stock in the plats. • r , ;nilding itself was also destroyed. Lir or rne STANLEY Stmemstue.—The 'r.l .4 Trade will commence an %gutty, is the Town yoemoatb. to-morrow, iota the cause of the loss .4,0114,4, Stanley on the rocks at the mouth of the v , Thursday night week. Down to Saturday night so ••••• rode" bad been found. 1 1;•r Majesty'. ship Devastation returned from - roast of Vancouver hiked yesterday s (Sept. 26), fn ir 'wieners. three lodates and a quas. who -•• charged with the minder of Mr. Bamfield, Indian 'text, some years eta—V asevu rrr Island paper. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1864. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY., Two o'Ciocx. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices have declined in several instances. Great Northern stock has receded I.} per cwt. ; Midland, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, 1 ; and Great Eastern, I. London and North Wmtern is exceptionally firm, and has risen 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 118,} to 118 ; Great Webtern, 771 to 781 ; Midland, 1361 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 115 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eastern, 84/ to 851 ; Great lastern,47l to 481 ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 • London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Me tropolitan, 121 to 122. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, at the closing quotations of Saturday. ORDINARY MARRS AND ITOORA ea I pd. I axii.surs. I ck tr,„C" I "1",,, all Ara, W Wow Val lOC Blyth amid_ Tsui sli Boston. Ilisstrdot 100 Bristol .ad Waster 1 100 Caledoolatt 1 ' l'ork sittl Baud= W Corona - all Do. • •no &v. satU aL Do.B I p. cAspaldio & all Dablln aitellknd Bil ot lane all Daotleik 100 6dlnbarghao4 0• 1109 Glum/ sad 5.W1=04./a ,100 °tea SWAM Ord. It 100 Do. • Stock 100 I Do. Z. lag. Stk.. N 0.2 100 Great North of Scotland 100 Great Northers 100 Do-11 . 1 • Tea. so dlv. air 100 Do. B 1 ta Op. e. brad B 100 01.800111* Waal. (Lm) pp Grass Waster. _ _ St. 100 Do.tlioar VALGoa.BULI Bt. I WO I Do. Booth Wilts.... 81. 100 I Do. W. Md.—Oxford 81. 100 Do. Do. N= Bt. 100 Do. Do. B Bt. 100 lonaishltst Yorkshire eh 'lOO ,Loodois sad lilackwalli ▪ 100 ,Loo. hr , B.Cosst; St. 100 Loodoo,MstbaotDov I St 100 Loodon et North Westa. It. 100 Loodon&SouthWesterol Bt. 100 ' Man..Bbef.,& Local:oh AO all Boryport sad Callislsl . an J? ? ._ ithshol letropolltwa Do. New all Do. New 100 Do Berm & Derby 11l 111 d. Gt. Wo. ail Do. Mans all Mid Kent all Ilid Kent ;Cray Line) 100 North Bridal' 'lOO Do. idln.,Perth.Dtmd 100 N. larsiern—Banrlsk lee Do. G. N. & Pare 1100. Do. Leeds.. 100 Do. York 100 De. Carlisle all Do. SioolL&Dsrling 21 ' Do. do. 1866.68 10 Do. do. 100•41 100 North London 7§ Do. New ...... 100. North Stadardeldre al/ N. & & Western Jams 100 Soottish Central 100 Scottish N.& Aber Stk 100 Scottish blldiand I all Shrewsbury & WalotpL 100 Shropshire Unice 1100 South Devon 103 th S. Y lsaYm 0 eitsh. & River Duo 1 Stainaa.Woltiaghsvitc 'lOO Tail Vale I S I Do 100 Vale of Neath 1100 Victoria Sta. & Pledge) 100 Waterford & Illkaany. 100 Wed Cornwall 1100 , W./ 100 NDL Rath. t Ju. 11 II 0 111 131 34 36 II IT 90 03 106 198 471 481 132 134 165 166 130 112 91 93 in 761 6'7 60 67 69 44 48 166 102 114 1161 62 68 106 IN SS 40 118 11b zu 97 94 eei 671 121 IZI 1314 IST 106 106 36 37 II 17 114 116 38 39 11 It pi 9 10 pm 113 119 79 2 pm !PO 101 114 134 118 613 CO 60 •2 86 2 Obi 9 O NO 170 Si la , 100 In St 40 SAITLISE POOSSISIONL Pd. l RJJIMAYS. 48 1 s its 77j Si 10 0 1 I SW 118 S I sai 12 2 1r - 1261 114# S Dm 7 - P 2i 1011 115 1 gr Clain peter. I Balm 191 sa• AtLAW& U. Lowrance 59 K 101 80n.8v.&C.1a.g.14..c 104 10 2 Do. gums per 10e all 'Budalo &LW Hazoo II 10 all Do. /Tefaraou NO 100 'D01f..15nud..&006404ch Op. e. kkla. A 99.1,11172 1M 100 I Do. do. Jay 1, 1875 75 11/11 100 Do. do. Jana 1. 1475 St. 100 Cal. & o.lLoalsra6p.s.g. 97 es 100 Cape & Dock Op. e. g. , 100 all Demerara.7p.opot.prell U. 100 Irk 6,401 Oa. 11 do lO3 54. 100 last lodlso R odo lO4 10 6 Do. J Islasaloo I 6t 100 Used Think of Canada' 11 100 all Do.Equlp.ll.ll..llp.ct, 90 100 all Do. Le inst. loo& 7O 100 all Do. do. doknod 61 WO ' all Do. and prat Boob 66 100 all Do. do. datorrod 56 100 all Do kd prat Mock 100 all Do. do. defined 47 100 all Do. VA yea. Nock 101 100 all Do. do. 6alarred 2s et 100 Gloat ladlan Polatosola 1•14 20 , 11 , Do. rah. 11 per cool.) 20 2 Do. Se. do. St. .100 Of, 8. of India 0.5 p. ct. 101 OS.IIt. 100 Do 01 per Do 103 h ttOt. Western or Canada 8* 18 Do. Now l4 100 o 1 Do.ilp.c.Hda. pay. 1673, 88 100 all D 0.4 do. do. 14774 BO 10 2 Lo d i= Branch. Llzoltod 110 1 ' Do. Now K. 1110 Madras guar. 6p. Gaol 102 i St 100 Do. do. 0f do O6 61. 100 Do. do. do.— 91 Do. Ma Nztatioa, it. 100 Yela Corp. 6 par c. Bd 60 all tialb. and Hobos's Bay 00 10 all N.Bron..2Cao.eb. &It 8 St. 100 N.LotCas.llp.e.lstp.B. 82 81. 100 &Ando. pa. 6 por amt. 102 Bt. 100 Do. Delbi do , 102 e 20 1 Do. do. do. " la It. .100 Do. Ptinjaab do , 102 e St. ;100 1 Do. Ludas 81.11ot. do ! 96 ao 104) 114° 1 103tP 91 11 dlil 1041 1 — Nis i 10 — Se IN ioq ii los* tPag 1911 - 103} 21 3} COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILLAX-LANK—CTIIM DAY.) Very moderate supplies of English wheat were received fresh up to our market today, coastwise sod by Lod; but the pascal quality of the samples exhibited a alight im provement compared with Monday last. AU deeeriptious met a dull inquiry —fine parcels at previous rates, but inferior kinds were the turn cheaper. The show of foreign wheat was moderately extensive. Millers geaseally purchased with extreme caution ; never• th y , compared with last week, no c h ange took place in i°!4* We werelwell supplied with both English and foreign barley. Malting parcels at SU per quarter were in pod request. All other kinds met a dull inquiry at late rates. Really Gus barley was scarce. The sale for all descriptions of malt was very inactive. In prices, however, no change took place. We were rather scantily supplied with eats. Fine samples moved off freely, at 6d. For Pallor awn mow,. and the value of other kinds was well supported. The iequiry for beans wee steady, at previous quotations. The supply us very moderate. Peas realised full prices ; bat the demand for them was by no luau active 'A fair amount a Wainer vu wenn in flour, at late The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have consieted of 8 cargoes of wheat, 8 barley, 8 Indian corn, 1 linseed, 3 cottonseed, audit oil Wm. In wheat the transctioos have been trifling, at prices about equal to the previous week. Chi:Mims sold at 375. ; Idilwankie, Yu ed. to 40s. per qr. Maize has been disposed of at full currencies, but the de mand for it has been by no means active. &AIME, 25e. 6d. to 265. 11d. ; and Ibrail, 245. 6d. per 480 lb. Barley has been very quiet, at late mummies : Kuatendje, 20a. lid. per 400 lb. Rye is aominsl,at 245. to 25e. per 480 lbs. for Dasublan.iln beans very little has bean puling ; Barbary are held at 325. to 32e. 6d. per 480Iba. Danubian milletased is held at 21a. to 22e. ; and Syrian Dari, 25e. to 265. per 480 lbs. Linseed has moved off slowly, at barely late rates. I buil, 60e. 6d., and Calcutta, 61.. 3d. per quarter. In warehouse Bombay is quoted at 62e. to 63e. ; Calcutta, 60s. 6d. to 61s. 6d. ; Bl ac k S ea an d Azoff, 59a. 6d. to 60e. ; fine St. Petersburg, 575. to 58s. ; and Archangel, 45e. to 48a. per qr. The quantity of East Indian linseed now presumedly on passage to the United Kingdom, compared with the corresponding period of last year, is as follows : _ . 1864. 1863. To Loudon from Calcutta 179,136 qra. 26 0 .614 To Loudon from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay 6,975 qrs. 11,012 qrs. To Hull from Calcutta 39,657 qrs. 7.9 qrs. Total 244,604 gra 306,341 gm Linseed rakes move off steadily, New York, in barrels, 111. to 111. 55.; ditto, in bass, 10/. 10s. to 10/. 158- owookee, is bags, 91. 10s. to 10/. ;lbw, 81 . 15., to 21 - Per toe. Cottonseed cakes, English made, 51. 2s. tid. to N. 7s. 6d. per too. We have no change to notice in the value of rapeseed, bat the demand has been confined to small weals. Gamut, 655. to 66..; Ferompors, 565. to 575. ; Calcutta, 565. ; Danubian, 58s. to 60s. 6d. ; sod wild Black Sea sad Asoff, 34e. to 365. per quarter. The quantity of East Indian Rapeseed now madly on purge to the Csited King dom, ram with the corresponding period of last year, is as follows : 1864. 1863. To London from Celestes 18,636 qrs. 13,333 qrs. To London from Bombay To Liverpool from Calcutta To Liverpool from Bombay Total Gitionssed has moved of steadily at a slight improve. latent in the quotations. About 1,400 toes Egyptian have sold at 61. 7s. 6d. to 71. per to.. and about 1,900 sons have ehangid hands for forward shipment at 71.6 a. 3d. to 74 ss. Agricultural seeds move off slowly. le prices, however. pared with last week, very little cheap has taken pleat MIEVALLS OT 843:06.—Reglish : Tans, 102 ; Me* sad, 190 ; sad suadry, 210 qv& Foreign : Tarn, 275 ; Loam& 6,964 ; rapeseed, 4,096 ; globs, 3,044 ; sod =wary, ?20 gm Eirorra.—Liwteid. 1,561 oilseed, 600 qrs. P1i.10311. Wren. I. s. Pee Qr. I avelt, Zs* red,lBo 36 to SG _ _ seetql, ib6 Mto 4 IN. wbata, U6S lei b H Saadi erg pot&A• Ir wthe Buss. 1664 1111 be 46 NorfAand rie.lMd.. 7 as to as BAurr. Ittoi -** 14 I 19411910 g f6 to 29 449911ag lo 261 roe Or. M. S. 19 to U ID So IS 18 So 2.1 17 So 11 Mown 3? to 33 Tick 33 to be Harrow Pip= ___ _ Se So 41 i4;t, : : : : taia. °M._ It t r ui Norfolk, awl 63 [bedeck sod Wan Irt 10 t to o 54 Bravo ____ 34 to 37 V/ to 40 . fit to 43 Ram Tows. mad*, per RIO , lbs. Row ___ 96 to 23 Household BO to 33 DAHL Country beak, feed IS to 22 Norfolk and iltdfoLk, ~„ ~, potato 2O to in es skip 1 7 04114111. Per. Qr. weass. s. S. Onside and Homage berg Rostock a Hackles- 40 to PO Di = 39 to 46 33 to 40 i Egyptian Bauman, hard . so ft Amelia*, rod 4O to 66 1 ' = . wftl .... 43 to 46 i Midi Cott BARLIT. ! White Grinding 22 to DS ' Yellow Distilling Mailing OA2a. Mash. brew ld to 22 kingdom; Per bet... feed AIIIIVAUS OP GRAIN, de., INTO LONDON. BY LA WATER CARRIAGE, MOM NOV. 26 TO DEC. INCLUSIYL 27 to 23 POW Qr. S. IL 17 to 21 17 b!0 $1 to tg II to os 19 to is 19 to gg ,ND AND 3, 1936, .Whast.llhuiey. llalt.lOsta. BM/ NSW /toes. 1.. gra on. cm lon Iva. an. bets whs. IRA& ... 6930 i I 3633 . 13409' 0.58 ] OA 733 .. 1116638 Scotch .... .... / 170 I .... ; 4710 .... 37 .. .. lAA .... • I 14 659' . . FOC• 1 0 1 - 2 6 11 I 3642 / .... ' 6134' 21 33 3430 . 30 -- - - - U 0 SS. 10 IL IL N VOLONIAL 00V/a/fWINT lISCI7IIITIBL NO. 1 8100111. 1 Pd. 1 Cl. prim. J Balsa. sas,eo6,.. Bringbooh l4 P 4 L. l B7 l ) lo9 l - - _ -.. .. Cas. ear. 5p.ei n ,17177 111.11110 88 100 1011 9 0 .... .. Do.lipereLlebAJL•&!loo 08 100 .- 2 ... .. Dcliparct.Mar.dt B 3, V --• 160 86 100 -• 1114,018 .. D0.6 per et.Jan.H.7 1 100 90 686,808 .. Do. II pee et Ina. 'lOO 87 90 - 160,000 .. !Coped Glimenl.o118711 ! 100 101 103 ad •-• .... 1.. Do, do.__ 1119041100 106 107 -• • ... .. Do. do. 1880.1 !lOC, 100 108 - - - .. Do. do. 1191 ,100! 109 111 - 140,000 .. C e y l o nNov.lBlB,llp.ot..lool 102 104 - 150,930 _ I Do. 1878, do.. '100 ! IN 111 - 100,000 .. HaarlUns Ow eL, 117711 100! 106 107 - 103,000 ..' Do. 1978 1401 100 100 -• 1100,000!..1 Do. 1883 100; 100 108 - 106,600 ..!NataL Gov.. per east._ 1001 106 106 - 108,000 1 .. New Brans. Gov. 0 p.M. 100; 98 101 - .... .. 'N. 8. Wales Gr. 6 p.c.1805 1001 118 100 - .... 1..1 Do. Sp. e. 1871 to 1870 1001 90 97 -. -.. ..; Do. 6p. o. 1888 to 1862 100, 94 96 -•• 160000 ...New Zealand 0 per mat. 1001 106 107 - 1000.000 ..! Do. 6 per cent. 100 89 91 - BW.OOO, ...Nova Scotia Op. 0., 1876:1001 99 101 100 11000. ..;Queenaland Gov.. p.a. 100 ! 106 106 104/ 4 .... .. S. Aust. Gence p. e. Bonds 100 - - - .... .. 1 Vie.Gov.Op.e.lan.lo7ll/7 ! 1001 - - - .... ..! Do. do. tip.o.Aprthtoe. 100 1064 1074 -- BRITISH MINIM. No. I 80. 1 lilalL I Pd. 11 a. prior I Balm. 75,0001 2 'Cambrian Con. Gold, LI 1 i I - 3,0001 . Chlverbon I 3 03 7 - 1,9001 .. Clifford Anal 1 . 33 34 - 1,034 .. 'Der. G. Con. (Theistic), 1 370 593 ad -. zd 2,400 .. Drakewalla 612 .. 'East Basset (Mops '3O 60 63 ad -ad 03461 .. least Caradon lsamu le 19 - COO .. ilisat Caen Brea 1 14.0 63 74 - 6, 0 0 0 .. i East Grenville ! 17.0 be 0 - . !East Lovell. • 1.13.6 16 18 16 4,000 .. .F. W. Russell tiavistk ; 171.34. 64 61 .- 486 .. lOrambler & Bt. Auliya! 001 6 7 - 1, 4 86 Orevt Laze, (Limited, 501 10 10 - 0.000 .. :Great Booth Tolima ; 17.. 14 11 - 6,908 .. G. W. Woe (Helntea) ! 40 84 36 36 0,040 .. Grenville - 1. , 24 .. Elerod*s Soot ' 81. 13.. 16 37 - 6,9u6 .. Hlapton Downs ' 4118 0 04 4 44 - 9,0001 .. 1/largaret ;City Lelant; 91 8 9 - _ 'Luke Valley 40,000 a Hwyndy Iron Ore .. • • 24 7 2 1, O&M. '- 1,020 .. Nanette. I 19 - 400 . j New 84640 - COW .. North Downs' 2 4 i - VW! .. North Roekear - 5.6 e), .. !North Wheal Croft ! 18.0 2i 3 - doom . . I Promper United ! 1.1.0 94 3 -. 1,110, 20 Providence LC. Lalant; 10.47 S 8 37 ad - 611 1 , S. Caradoo (Stater% ' 14 630 650 ad , - MI .. S. W. Franom allogan; 10.149 20 15 - OS3I .. 'Stray Park ! 30.17.0 16 18 - 6.000 .. 'Tin , Vott ' 0 16 17 - 5.000; .. I West Basest (Map* - 1,024 .. W. Caradon (Ushered) 0 6 8 - 1000' .. 'West Chlvertoo I 10 40 66 - 400. .. 'West beton - 61t, .. Wh. Barret( Illosam - i 4,800 .. Wheal Ladoott 1,036; .. , W.llaryAnn (Benham ; 3 13 16 - 30d .. 'Wheel %ton 684 195 206 - 1,000 . Wh. Trelawney (Usk ) 7 19 II 1 - 0000 .. !Wheal Onion rowitax osuoino; 4 all o.luxamboarg 6p.cont. 20 all Do. 100 all Havana and Matanzas, 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg 100 all Matanzas and Sabanllla 100 , all Do. Second Lane 20 all North of France p.et.' 10 all Do. (lateChari.3lp.ct. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna. &e.) 40 all Farla,Lyoar,alln6p.et., 10 all Do. New ....Sport., 100 all Recife &B. F. Term: ) 4 all Royal Swedish 6p. et 100 all Sava La Grande? p.eL 20 'all 3. 100 'all riorittiCsat.of PorL7p.c. 10 ill Soatheenot Franoollp.e., 10 I all ,Soutli Wiliam, 3 par et, 10 all . Fra. S p.c. ff 131 19 99 102 96 99 99 10i 10 124 111 111 9? 99 11 21 90 92 et el 98 90 11 111 71 11 11 Ili i MISCALLA24IOI7S. JOINT !ROCK EANILL „Rs,. .. Lsv. ... i ages I ..= ' 1006 .10,.....1 ._ 0.1 841 we. Iski bane& IP4 I M. prises. I Oaks Total.. -kW* I 7440 1 1105. 1548111637 18153 .. 118384 116, I* Agra& Masterson's/10 IN 110 133 - If& 80 I Do. New (r.N p.' !15 - - - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. se Do.. - (of which 26 is pd.)! WI - .... "'l°. 8. l Aibi°- I I If 0441 i (THIS DAY.) *OOO I* AllisnostenALiverpeel 36 1 36 34 37 (IT ILIPLINIC AND LITLIMATIoNAL TILEGRAPII3 10,000 MO Do. New IS , 354 174 - (now oga owe 006848rONDINT4 16,000 100 ' Do. hatted at 91 pea. 10 10 8 dls - 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian The market steady at advaacing prices. Sales probably mem 60 Angle Italian (United) 6 14 Oldie - 1 2,000 balm. *5OO 40 Australasia all 70 71 - 7.600 40 Do. New all 65 67 67 MINCING-LANK.-(THIS DAT.) 1;602 10 Bankothritialimlimble lb 11 tips 17 of 10,006 26 Bask of = es all 30 SI SCos&-The market magnum dull. A small parcel 6,000 100 Bank of - - dared Manilla sold, washed, at 28s. 6cl. Refined inactive. 15,400 le Bank of Otago (Usti* 6 f OD COl7/11.-For all descriptions of East India there is • firm 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L) :SI 2441 e rd - narks', at full prices. 0,00 90 limdtorVicterla.AosteM i 7 19e ! - TRA.-The trade are oceied wh the samp 0,00 les of the 6.030 100 • Bank oi Wake (Um.) - *rods to be offered in th e publi c sales, which will coup 10 90 : 000 04° to w ° B uu t f 14 7. 1 . 0 . 0 7.111 ad fi..• 19 40.7 7 0 1 aeon to-morrow. 30,000 50 British & Californias (1. 5 1 dls - RIM Rot, and Saurrentr.-No sales reported. *ooo' 60 British N. America ... . ail ea is - FIMII.-For fine qualities of currants, which continue 40,000 SO C. Bk. IndlaAtia., Cid* all I 86 37 - rery scams, high prices are paid, common sorts amnions 9,000 16 Chart. Iter.Of liaila g &a all 61 63 - ibandaut; the trade parttime pretty freely at current prime, 10 . 000 100 City die lowest price being 210, under which holders refuse to i i ::„,1 1 2 1 C co . °l4l " . mai , a ladie.e l,l 42 _ 4 _ 6 p . 43 mu. 1110,000 10 Conscgdated Bask (L) 4 44 7440 11 1 / RAISINS.-Valentis in good request. low to good ordinary ace° 100 Continental lO 11 Ms - it Va. to 325. ; fine and very superior, 370 to 572. 11,000 100 Do. New - Gorres.-The market methane. very active at a farther 10 . 001 , 60 Emt Loudon (Limited) 6 15 1 pea - 'drawn. 50,000, 10 Cadent lischange(Lim) $ son '0 : 000 20 Eng. S o. uad ?matt:hart& all 11 21 - The sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 500 casks eo 000 60 Eur o pe and Swedish (L 15 11 els - 50 barrels and 6,000 bags sugar. NO casks 3.400 bogs co ff ee, Kota 63 European Baskllialted 1* If 1 s' 111 'bout 30,000 packages tea, 13,000 bags rim, 1,100 begs salt- 10,000 100 Hinduen.C2dnatJap.(Li a ti %pail - artm, and ...dry drymltery good'. itooe 100 Do. Issued at 2ps lB 4 6 pm. - 93,000 100 • Do. New, Us. at 6pm lO g bus eg I - 12,000 100 Imperial bank. LisSed 119 14 16 Mel - TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) kOOO iso Do. New - 12/4000 10 Imperial Ottoman IS 64 7pm 104 4 The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41a 3d. ; 26006 60 / 0 1 0nm 66 00 .1 Bank (LI 124 66 awe - ?Members Y.C. ea the spot, 41s. :rd. to 41s. 6d. ; Jartusre. 100,000 10 Land liorißk. indialL I a 1 paper 4/ Ils. ; March, 425. to 42.. 3d. ; April to Jam, 425. ; 20,000 50 Lon.Bk.oiNe ,sico &e. 14 pis per 74 )Moller to December, 43.. 6d. 10600 103 lan. Bank et Sosated;Ll 111 6 1 dli - PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 10,030 Ili London and Brasillss_ „ 411 6 8 pea •••• - 4.000 100 Lou.B.Ayree&ILPIMSL 40 11 16 pm - DAM Mod. . 1404. 10,000 16 Do. New, laa at 14 pm 74 il 31an - - I -- 6,000 100 Lou.. Bir., Mit StaN. (L.) II 5 3Ws - Meek on head this day ....maks. 64901 70.764 es.sla 60,000 10 Los. MBank et Ana* all 15 IS *i Slivery last week I 2.028 Le oo 1 . 006 90,000 60 Ladon and Coun ty .". 19 78 80 754 54 Ditto from Tat June 43.5 • 10 33.951 46,000 6,000 100 Loalisabk.Oon.Ra(L) 11 7 6 dls - Irrival last week 1 1.143 3,680 3.433 90,000 60 Londoo Jolat 04099.... 111 43 60 404 Ditto from Ist June etl6o 1 0•701 02.263 30,000 60 Do.N ',Jas. at *pa 110 - - - riosT.C.on Dissent thisdayewt 4* 6d. 411.01. 4009 d. 10,40 u DA Lon. and Hosiers 11.) 15 12 3 die - Ditto Town last tliday - LON 100 'Lora *S. Western (Lim 00 14 94pm - Arrival for the week ending Dee 14, last year, 1,4= K. 0 .0 1,,,, Lou. , w0 ... i . i ., .. , 93 90- nd delivery 2,107 casks. The antral last week 10,000 100 Merchant Bank !Lisa.). 121 ilt Visa - 4158 casks from Petershos, all from Australia. 111 from *Am 40 iii . w ., "..... 0 ( II 1 odu 54 i *nth America ; led other plates : total, 3,433 casks. *OOO. 60 Do. New i n -•• 10,000 I* Metro. & Prow. hank (L * S 1 dia - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 6.000100 Midland Beak (t ima.) - 20.000 100 National of Liverpool l6 3 9pm - (THIS DAY.) 1.0,4010 S. Pre. of England 4l - - - We have rather a larger supply of beasts them on Monday 25,000 20 Do. do. New 11 - - - mt. Trade is active for them, and there is scarcely 30.000 20 Do. do da 10 - - - quotable reduction in price for the best qualities. 2 4 00 1 2,063 National Bash, N.M.- .31 0 ri 4 - 7 -• Mere are also a few more sheep . Trade 10 40,000 10 r ifew Zeeland (Um 1664) 1 per bat .- lot IC brisk, and generally lower prices are 6 0 .0 00, 20 North m e .",.. 6 al 449 as - aken. Good calves wscares and dear. From Germany stew le on sati a mum ceepssu. fig in in - did Holland there are 1.650 beasts, 2,530 sheep, Ile calves, 06,40. 60 Provia.Rankiageorp.(L $ le 1 ilk 4 and 70 pigs ; Scotland, 140 Name ; Ireland, 650 ; and 1,620 19 . 000 ma ,P.otv• of Ireland •• . • II at 90 - rout the Northern sod Midland counties. 57.606, 69 kinds, Push &Deed (5 19 4 his 104 20, U South Australia all 56 17 - l er stone et Sib.. a 4. a 4. I Per Sane of Ms. a. al. s. & 10,000 000. 26 South Ratters (Us.) Scots • Nerd& 6 4 6 Best Des& Rf-bdalli 0 0 0 0 kat , lest Short-home .. 5 0 4 Beg Lospwoole.... 54 5 6 10.00150 aim& 01 3 ... k.. 11 . AM*" 90 lAD ri z a: -ad 4,460.140 i Do. - Stood qua. bees* I 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 00 0 6061001 16 Unloo of Aualsollii„ al 66 Shoo ,MOW 100 .Uakio of Iroise* ( at) II 124 lidle, 364 'kP *OBlll RI trake al lower* l5 16 57 I -• lest Dos& HU.Seds 6 8 10 Laths .. _ _.. .. 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market. 6,17 ; sheep and lam*, 17,1330 ; calves. DUMB. OS , pigs, 250. N. I ifit. I Doern. /Pd I al. pima I Salta BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) i Lomas st. pm sad West haus. He , 286 pm - Me - ea% Patteodes sod Smith report a very healthy trade 1 % 040 1 11 : 06 eerel.. . Matt 30 00 1 4I - - Lamm et Loseeratsa. Imo 71 74 - Mum in an hops of the last year's growth • fioe samples 0 f I app . ps' pp. lippoppapp o p _ AA are very some. Ned gradually eaw.00616 pries. Old Weft 50 'Victoria lO5 ' 104 107 - iops likewin have an upward tendency. 6.050 000 I Do. New LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (IT SLIM= AIM LITZILVATIONAL TZLEGELPII.) (nos cora owx ooaararosaaar.► The market steady at advascios prima. Sales probably 12,000 balm. SCGAI.—n. market continues dull. A small - pareel of dared Manilla sold, washed, at 28s. rd. Refined inactive. Corms—For all descriptions of Fiat India there is a firm market, at full pricer. _ . _ Tea...l-The tries are occupied with the sampka of the parcels to be offered in the public ales, which will cowl• mimes to-morrow. and Seurrrrar..—No misreported. Facts.—For doe qualities of currente, which continue very scams, high prices are paid, oommoe 'art' mations abundant; the trade purchase pretty freely at current prices, the lowest price being 210., under which holders refnos to sell. _ _ _ RAlSlNS.—Valestis in good request, low to good ordinary ►t 27a. to 325. ; fine and very superior, 3 s. to 57.. Corr ox. —Tile Gluiest coAiaties very active at a farther drapes. The salsa advertised for to-morrow consist of 500 casks 150 barrels sad 6,000 bags sugar. 84) MACS 3.400 begs coffee, about 30,000 packages tee, Is,cco bap rice, 1,100 begs salt petre, sod auedry dryealtery goods. The market is steady. Town billow is quoted 41e. 3d. ; Petersberg Y.C. ea tbe spot, 41s. :id. to 41.. 6d. ; Jauser7, 41s. ; Much. 43. to 425. 3d. ; April to Jess, 42a. ; October to Deosmber, 434. lid. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. stock on hand this day ....casks 549 in , 70,764 62,1134 Delivery last week 2,023 I LIAKi 1,994 Ditto from let June 1 40.M0 35.852 45.00 Arrival Mat week ' 1.140 1 1,509 3,433 Ditto from let hum PneeY C.on Um spot thladay cwt 4sa U.l. ; 411 s. 01 1 40a nil Ditto Town last Friday Arrival for the week euding Dee 14, last year, 1,4= and delivery 2,107 casks. Tha arrival last week 1.250 rash hoot Ntershonr, 631 fmm Australia, NS tress South America • 14 other pin.es . total, 3,433 emir& We have rather • larger supply of beasts than on Monday last. Trade is octave for them, and there is scarcely a quotable reduction in price for the beet qualities There are also • few more sheep. Trade is not so brisk, and generally lower prices are taken. Good calves are scarce and dear. From Germany and Holland there are 1.650 beasts, 2.5.10 sheep, 116 calves, and 70 pip ; Scotland, 140 benne ; Ireland, 650 ; and 1,620 front the Northern and Midland 600oties. Per stone et albs ad. a 4. I Per Nam of Ma. a. A. & peat Bents, Hera& 6 4 6 6 lost Das& ilf-b4416 0 0 0 0 Beet Shwa-ham 5 0 6 4 Bag Lowwoolit.... 6 4 5 6 ground gad. boa* I 4 4 0 1 Do. do. Shwa .... 0 0 0 0 Oakum B B 0 5 Do. de. Mari.— 0 0 0 8•41:10set Mt-brads 8 II 10 lambs Beasts at market, 1,170: and lam* 17 610: •18•08. Ins . pea. 250. Pattetsdes sad Smith report a 'very healthy trade &am in an hops o the last year's growth, fioe samples of wblc are very mace, sad (radially admmosie pries. Old hop likewise have an upward teadmoy. OAI Dub and Swotlab Itualaa ....... BILL= - . Nal& 36 to $8 28 to 34 ft to *7 N go 18 28 to 31 IS to •o n 73 106 106 No. I ih. I COMPIXIBIL 10A0St 10 .60.10.11•21 can 11111 warlo Asalambia SAO tl Australian Itrrlktil Be 00,000' 10 rtloWaterworke 10,010 1 Doesbay 00 0 (U 6ll 4010 00 *MU Jamaican Lad . U 6,1101.016 1 U. No Canada & 1. Oompan Mag. Tel. y 60000 10 einadlaoLoasktlavg ) 26,000 10 CsylonCem 20,000. 26 City of Loar L ZProp;' UMW 00 City DMus (Um.) *OW 10 4km.dAlrlaullu(L)l 101,000 i SO Comasecliallulonasa., SLOW 00 Cocaolidated Dla.. (L) 17,600 10 Cactinental Un.Geatl,l 00,000 100 .00atese2Corporstion,L1 11,000' 211 , C0p.10.100.,Tr0L210.c. 1 100,000. 20 C. foucatUob. of Ens MAN' 20 ; Do sp,L! lio. ot gentas (1..) ! C r aiMa rrotaran • Do. p. et. 14. 6 Deb ' DiscenniCorporation(L 'IL India Irrigation, &o , Ebbw Vale mpurnitapent.&Ted.(l Nog. and Ana Coppni Eng.and FornignQvdit Eng. & Scottlahllarin. L Ylnandal Corporedloa. Ilrinandal Discount (L) Fore-at. Wamhonse Gel/Mara (Limited). o.crauts Pia. of .Gen. Mann Navigation Homed Zolonial As. (I.) Hodoon'aisp (L) Cnirrying Ms. International Contrad Internat. Finan.soc. ; I oternat. Land Coedit , Intg. (Can. Coed' Dn. 6 Jotingto P ckDki . T. leTti, ; 'Landltecorittee Loud. Atrkan Tra,U cce nt(L)ngj Lond.andCaledon. 011.(L I ,Lon.CountyLuid&lL(L.; 'Load. inettut 'Mona.) load. Man. Aso. (I ) I Do. New Land. G. Omnibus C.(l Load., italles. &alga Load. Mier. Discount; L' , Lend.Provinciallianne Madras Ist*. & Can I Do. Marine Investment;L) Manritios laim,dte.(l) Vol. (L) Mineral! Iron Works Natal land& CoL C. (1.4 , Nallocal Dia. Cosa. IL', National Financial (1.,' I National Pro v. M arise National Moan Nov. ){L,) NerbuddaCoal & L. Do. New N.Zealriad T.&Loso(L N.BrIL A nstralaslamL; N. DM& Kerala. In. (I. Nova6eotaao.andL L) De. do. FO o o ri eari Wads, Immo °Marital ananserciall I. I instal Fittancial,Lla ithriental Gas (Waited)! Do. New 'OrlsiaLlolandStouri(L)• ,Otago& nthlandloveat.l Ottoman Plaaacial (I ) , Ottoman Oaa (Limited tananiaLlg.nleaina. ) j Do. do. Do. New ,4000, lir. PiselZiv.lnsid&Kl&(L); 10,000 60 IrenineoJar & O. Itteenni *OOO 60 Do. do. New 17,000, 10 'Qnserada L., L. 16.(1 1 10,000 60 Altyniam Iron 10,000 16 Do. New 0.160 26 Rio J. City Improv. (L ) , 110.766 16 Ditto ditto . 16,000 100 loyal GallittinM • • 10,0016. St. Scot. A tram Invest. (I. 60,000 60 nenith. Islam. den.(l 10x«6 10 ace Fiona," ligypte,L) 10,000, 60 African M. & la. (1 ` 14100' 26 Month Australbai Land' mom., M. Submarine Telegraph ! I Do. Scrip 117,1106 10 Tel.Constrac.dtgain.,L, 100.000 10 Thamosallereey in.; ) 10.600 10 ,Trust &AgeneyeLtna. I ; 60,600 10 'T. & L Co. of U. Canada; 10,000 6 Visited IL. Tele,. Co. (L 60,000 10 Univers. Mario' Ina(L.l. 16,000 10 Upper Assam Tos(Llsa 26,000 10 Ditto 10,060 Van Dtemen's Land— • 00.000 GO i Warrant VinaaLa(Lina 20.000 60 Westing& t "edict L' WWII I Salm 17+ 18i idi iiir t o a 6 :a 163 67 U 66 70 1241 pr ft tir. 141. per 2 di 31 Ws 3 Idi le lli epia par 17 r 0 - - 111 3 2 arml • 2di 38 SIS 109 112 111 114 I 2 41s 2 1 414 100' 'lOO ! 1 1 6P 41 106 Ile If 2 l lf idis f 1412 1 6 46 6 Y dial 6 7 6Ma Si Pls If sePle 24 Id A 161 , A P. 7} Se lips fP4I 2 1 21022 ti %ski *dig prz Poz IpPit ps i a %Pia .. - I jelme I par pm 0 SI I ? riff lei i si I _4ll 14t eels, $ 4... 00.004 i 0 80.001 u i0,,0c0 60 10,000 26 10,002'100 GAO , 10 24000, OS 20.0001 16 157.1768. et 60.030 60 10.000' 2 121,000, 2 60.060 26 KOOS OD 10.000 60 122.260 1 60,0001 1 60,000 10 26,000 10 10,000' SO 10,020 6 12,600, 10 6,600 6 60627, 10 Lot 11 pail Zs ' 9 9die Idle par }ay IP= i IP= 66 66 19 19 i'ar I 22 pm' b 1 4 dia I i • Paz 6 7 id ' 41 4f zd: It 4614 id 41 43 3! 1211 IS 20pm 27 ' 214141 16 I 29 Lb I 1418 par 91 93 110 Its It Ild , lidls, par so la 66 01.11•1 idi . i x ` d i . . . Id 16 18 • 11 1.119 par per Ipoi. PREFERENCE SHARES. Crest Waters, original preferesees per cent. redeemable pref., 105. North Eaters—York, H. and S. Porch., 104. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidio), IN. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIMWOOL. Dm. I—London an I North Western, 11316 A. —Manchester. Sheffield, and fineolnshlre, 661—Metropolitan, Mg—Midland 1361—West Hartlepool A, 74—Preston and Wyre, No. 1. 43—Dinch Rhenish. p.—Great Luxembourg shares, 11 16-16--11paalsh Passives, 834 4—Eastern Exchange Bank (Li mited), 6-16 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Bank Limited;, 13-16 d.—A rlon Marine; Limited!, 1 d.—rnlon Marine ILlmtWeD, ft 9-16 111-16 p —National Steam Limited), 81 1 11 1 d. —Conte6s rate Loan. OA ILtffiffiffinffint, Die. 3.—Th• market bas been dull, but prices are steady. Great Northern A. 16611—Hudson, Bay, 161 p.— 1111nole Central (paid ups, 614 1 1--John Brown and C,0., lei p. —Lancashire and Yorknblre, London and North Western, 1161 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lffimbiftrs. 664—Metropolltan, 1311 North Eastern, Berwicks, 11 Math Eastern, a !Hawley Coal and Iron, New, 4 p.—Unlon Bank, 5 Ix—Lof= and 011egostan Marine, par. E►ei NORFOLK R►ILW►Y —Lord Suffield has bum eleeled chairman ci thin company. Mr. J. Goodson, et the Grist Eastern, bee been appointed deputy chairman. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY) Two o'CLoac. The stook markets to-day are rather fiat, owing chiefly to the dulness of business. The specu lators seem to be little disposed to operate. The English funds and a number of the chief speculative foreign bonds, have declined A to g. per cent. Some of the home railways are likewise slightly lower. Banking and financial shares are inanimate. The discount market is quiet to-day, with a larger supply of money. The rate for choice three mouths' bills, however, is maintained at Gk to 7 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted Mr. 80c., being 1 1 per cent. better than on Satur day. Consols are now quoted 881 to 89, ex div., for money, and 89 "sellers," the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 1, 881, ; ditto for account, 89, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 88g, 4, ; India Bonds, ss. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1866, 971, 98 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 109. Foreign stocks, in some cases, are rather flat, at a reduction of 1 to 4 per cent. Venezuela Bonds, however, are improv ing. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :—Greek, 23 to 1 ; Mexican, 291 to ; Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 321 to 334 ; the Certificates, 15 to 4 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71 to 72 ; ditto 1862, 71 to ; and the Consolid6s, 40 to 1, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 951, 4 ; ditto second issue, 94/ ; Italian, for account, 644 ; Mexican for account, 294, 4 ; New Granada, 12 ; Portuguese 1856, &c., for account, 474, 48 ; Russian 1862, 87, 861; Spanish New Deferred, 414 ; ditto Passive, for account, 331, 321 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 154, 1, 15 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 714 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 711, 71 ; Venezuela 1862, for account, 511, 51 ; ditto, 1864, 421, 43. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted I to i prem. ; Danu bian, I dis. to prem., being lower upon the allot ment ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, dis. to par, being likewise lower. International Financial distal; are now quoted 2I to I prem. ; London Financial, 91 to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 31 premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 3 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, to ; Ottoman Sociebf Gfintrale, 21 to prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bark, i die. to par. The magnitude of the imports of specie from America and elsewhere, the large increase which has latterly taken place in the bullion in the Bank of France, and the improvement just reported in the China exchanges, form reassuring features, as bearing upon the prospects of the money market, and tend to dissipate the apprehension that the Bank of Eng land may speedily find it necessary to return to higher charges. On the other band, we must not forget that the exchanges with the continent are now at a level which allows gold to leave this country for that quarter ; that the increased de. mend for silver for India will probably of itself necessitate our making continued remittances of gold to the continent, where alone the requisite supply of the former metal can be obtained ; that large payments have yet to be made for cotton— Egypt, in particular, preferring a considerable de mand, partly in payment for this staple, and partly on account of the loan lately raised here ; and, finally, that December—a month d;stinguished for heavy payments into the Exchequer, and for a general reluctanceon the part of holders of money to employ it in long engagements—is not usually a period when much ease prevails in the money market. About 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for Alexandria. The steamer Oneida has reached Southampton from Brazil with 63,1421. in specie. The steamer Masailia takes 114,3521. in specie for the East, of which 16,8921. is gold and the rest silver. The amount for China is 53,960/. ; for the Straits, 33,500/. ; for India (Madras), 10,8921. ; and for Alexandria, 16,0001. . _ .„ The stoppage 11 announced of Messrs. Eyl,s, Evans, and Co., of GO, Cannon-street West, an old established and respectable house in the silk trade. The liabilities are estimated at 200,0001. to 250,0001., and the assets are said to be considerable. The books have been placed in the hands of Mr. W. J. Wtite, the accouutant. The report, of the directors of the Bank of British North America, to be presented at the general meeting to-morrow, states that the accounts show a satisfactory increase of profit, and declares the customary dividend of 3 per cent. for the half year, free of income-tax. A special meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is called for the 19th instant, " for the purpose of considering and sanctioning agreements for the amalgamation with this company of the Banstead and Epsom Downs Railway Company, the limbs= and Guildford Direct Railway COM pang, the East rinstead, Groom bridge and Tunbridge-wells Railway Company, and the Brighton, trcktield, and Tunbridge-wells Rail way Company." The third instalment of 25 per cent. is to be paid on the new ordinary stock of the Great Northern Railway Company (issued at 125 per cent.) by the 15th inst. A general meeting of the Bahia Steam Naviga tion Company (Limited) is called for the lath inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the Finan cial Corporation (Limited) is called for the 19th inst., but will be merely pro forma, in accordance with the articles of association. The accounts will not be made up until the 31st of the present month; they will then require to be audited, and another meeting to receive them is proposed to be held early in January. The subscription of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway was closed on Saturday afternoon, and it appears that the applications are consider ably in excess of the amount required. The num ber of subscribers is as many as 720, mostly for small amounts—a fact which ind;cates that a con siderable portion of this issue has been taken for in vestment. Creditors of the London and Colonial Export Oil and Provision Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to Mr. Hemming, the official liquidator, by the 9th December, Vice- Chancellor Kinderaley having appointed the 23rd December for adjudicating upon them. The Ranking Almanac and Directory for the Tear 1868 [Groombridge and Sons], edited by Mr. b. M. Evans, has just made its appearance, and maintains its character in every respect as a valu able book of reference for bankers and for the commercial public generally. With reference to the prospects of the iron trade, the circular of Messrs. Charles Ryland and Sons, of Birmingham, ban the following : The prospects of the iron trade ought to be is the ascen dant. The plans for 349 new railways were deposited at the Board of Trade up to Wednesday night. The principal development of the system will occur in Lancashue, Cheshire, and Yorkshire, and the majority of the lines pro posed are breach or loop lines for short distances in memo lion. Mall of them, of course, are counter projects. nom undertaken for Ireland are more numerous than usual, sal manifestly beyond the means, if not the reluiremeota, of that country. Them is one point satisfactory during the lad six months—that although shares may have fallen, traffics have certainly bees oe the increase, and railway pro perty his unquestionably attained to a greater Intrinsic value. The time must come when, all possible loops and lersuitthes having been made, engineers and lawyers will be compelled to rest, sod the shareholders may be thankful in the e o e i reot of what thee most he a most advaetageous yof the highroad. From India we learn that the Malian all railways is already so large as to erased the pow ers of the companies in rolling stack to)nrry It. donthArce• 4:t,trre rica is :ow ahout to avail herself of railways. A cor,:easion for spending two tailbone and a half on a railway in the Argentine Confederacy, from Concordia to Mercedes, elan the river Uruguay, and between the Provinces of rniguay and Brazil, has been brought over to a highly respectable house in this (*natty. With regard to the stocks of produce in the bonded warehouses, the circular of 3feisnt. Joseph Travers and Sons remarks as under Subjoined is so account of the quantities of certain prin cipal articles of imported merchandise subject to omen)* duties remaining iu the bonded warehouses of the United Kingdom on the :;lst of October, 1664, compared with the quantities in warehouses on the flit October, 1 / 4 .2 and 1863 : Remaining in the enat?m, War. hnises Sl►t thlobcr. 18e. 1863. Cocoa Coffee) Currants cat. ;191,378 387,8,5 31.:....63 /tablas cwt. '23,715 63,771 7 . 2,130 Pepper lb. 7,030,etrz 3,439.677 7,314.9:5 Rum gals. 9,034,431 tk . 250.306 .5.1.:13,t62 ltramly gab. '3,799,425 11,034,567 8,010,9811 Stn..o, retlne.l 'forela.n es t. 61.314 97.367 2:41,416 Ditto, buretlawl cst E. '-',316.057 3,007,331 4.184,,01 31.. lasses Tea w .. ..lb. 52,..C1,241 61 . .17 . 6,096 .gals. 11,292,290 12,1,8r.,141.1. 11,; 1::,747 In 8 out of the 13 articles enumerated above an incised. is shown in the amount of the stocks held compr.red with the supplies at the corresponding date of lest year. Thew are coffee, 16 per cent. ; raisins, 15 per cent. ; brandy, 65 per cent. • yenned sugar, 16t1 per mat. ; raw sugar, 1 i per cent. ; tea, 4 per cent. ; tobacco. 14 per cent. ; and wine, a percent. The artic!es of which the stocks show a decrease are cocoa, 8i per cent.; currants. 18 per 000 t. ; pepper, 13 per cent.; rum. 11 per cent. f • and molasses,22 per cent.. Compared with the preceding mo n th th e totals cf the present return stand as follows : Itasis.. , Pepper.. Brandy.. ......... Sugar, ndlnr4 foreicti , Ditto unrenutd Nlolasses Ted Tobacco Wine .cwt. gal*. F.. .c.t. cwt. .cwt. _ . 241,111 50,1.87 7,617,563 /5331+./.31 'LI .4. 1 41 %999 . . 4:471 :hi:. 301.3/.:3 3,0210,144 1-1,9K2 L. 6.274,583 66,157,751 U.. 70 • L.;•1;i -2.5z.4:d 1L7,227 f./..550,41 14,6311,1172 1 i Thus it appears tbkt dorms the month of October there wee a farther accumulation in our stocks of currants, modes, brandy, raw sugar, tee, tobacco, sad wine, ►nd a thminutios in cocoa, coffee, pepper, rum, refined sugar, and molassee. SATURDAY EVI3IIIII Consols, which closed yesterday at 89/ to 1, ex div., for next Thursday's settlement, opened Oda morning at the same quotation, and closed at 891, "buyer..." For money the last price was 89 to ex die. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, ?or money, 891, 89 ; ditto, for account, 89/ ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 88/, 5 ; Bank Stock, 2374 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1034, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 974. The India Fire per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer bills of both issues were quoted Is. die. Last might's Gazette announces that the interest on the June bills for the half-year to June, 1865, is increased from 34 to 4 per cent. per annum, thus placing them on a par with the March bills. In the foreign stock market there Was, a re newed demand for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, which closed at a rise of to per cent. Danish Five per Cents. of 1864 improved 2 per cent., Italian 1, and Greek, Mexican, and Turkish Consolid6s 1. An improvement was also quoted in some classes of Venezuela Bonds. New Granada Two per Cents, have slightly declined. Bank shares were dull. City Bank declined about 21., sod a reduction was quoted in London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire, Laud Mort gage Bank of India, Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi, and Provincial Banking Corporation. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 164 to being rather firmer; Egyptian Trading, / to 11 prem. ; National Discount, 109 to 11 prem.; an Joint Stock Discount, to dis. Ocean Marine Insurance shares have improved, while Thames and Mersey Marine were rather fiat. Ottoman Soci6t6 ti4o4rale shares were last quoted 24 to 24 prem. The shares of the financial companies were steady. London Financial improved ss. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnterna tional, 2 1 1 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 25 to 31 prem. ; London f inancial, 95 to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile 'Credit, 35 to 4 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 34 to 9 prem. i* i at.l 4 $ dill MINES.-(THIS DL Ti Two e'CLocw. There is little business in the mining market to-day, but there is a demand for Great Vur hares at 35} to 3G, being 10e. above the List price of Saturday. Ou the other hand, East Gren ville have receded to 5 to I. East Caradon are quoted 18 to 19. East Lovell shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 16. Port Phillip and St. John d-1 Rey shares are flat ; the former have changed hands ot 11„ and and the latter at 36. A call of V. 6s. is to be paid on the shares of the Hendre Ddu Slate and Slab Quarry Company (Limited) by the 7th of March. The following raining dividends ha,. been doclared daring the month of November: Nines. Per share. Amount. 11 ., iners_ £7 0 0 .... £12,600 0 0 Devon Great Consols— . 10 0 0 .... 10,210 0 0 SJuth Candoll West agrarian Ol5 0 .... 2,250 0 0 West Beast Frank Mills Provideoce Minas Wheal Bitty (St. Agnes) 0 5 0 .... 1,072 15 0 Cargoll Ol5 0 .... tier 0 0 Etst Beret 1 0 0 .... 512 0 0 Torbay Hematite Miners Boundary West Darosel Vancouver Coal 0 5 0 .... 2,500 0 0 Total fM,MI 15 0 THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP STANLEY. SCENES ON THE BEACH. - - - - The A berdeen Free Prra.4 publishes the folllowing affectiog incident of the wreck :—" Mr. and Mrs. Williams Anderson, of Elizabeth -terrace, lelingtoo, snivel et Shields on Sunday, in quest of their lost sister, Mies ILirper. Their father, an aged man, had been up to London visiting his two daughters, and whilst amongst them he told his sore-in•law that be ha.l not boon so happy for many a day aii with his two lames beside him once more. He persuaded his dambter to see him to Aberdeen, sod she was returning to London, after performing this set of filial duty. when she was lost in the ill-fated Stanley. Her body ham not yet been found. _ M►ny diagraoeful scenes occurred on the beach during the night and morning of the wreck. Hundreds of wreckers were busy plundering and carrying off what was most port. able. One most revolting act was witnessed. The body of • fine young woman was cast saltine. and • brutal ruffian was actually seen plundering the corpse of a few articles of jewellery which the poor girl bad concealed f u her bosom be fore she was washed off the wreck. Amongst the waifs and strays drifted ashore were several casks of whisky,which were speedily pounced upon by the thirsty portion of the wreckers. The heeds of the maks were promptly knocked out, and in a brief space of many of these topers, of both sexes, were skewed about the beach in • disgraceful state of intoz ioatioe. Men and women laden with sacks sod basket• might have been seen staggering under their hardens, and wending their way to the "place from whence they came" in some of the gimlets courts and alleys in the lower part of Shields ; while hundred of others, empty handed, were unceasingly press. iog forward to ...ore their share of the spoils of the sea which thickly strewed the beech. It was something revolting to witness this insensate thirst after plunder while the lives of so many human hemp hung, as it were, in the balance, and when the corpses of so many fellow-creature, were lying stiff and stark amid the dank tangle covered rock, over which the sea • few bow before .wept with such irresistible fury. In one part were piled fragments of wreck, splintered masts, torn sails, and tangled cordage. all jumbled together in chaotic confusion by the fury of tba waves, interspersed with many carcases of data bullocks, sacks of flour and oatmeal, either widen or burst, ►nd their contests drew along the sands. At an angle of the rock, in the midst of this confusion, was • noisy group worshipping at the shrine of Racchum The flickering of • fire lighted up • knot of semi.drnnken timbered faces. Ice the midst was the altar, a large cask of rum, the head of which had been forced in, and every one who came within the charmed circle was invited to We "a pull." A elms had been improvised for the occasion out of a stone bottle. and many were reeling about under the madde•ing inflowce of the fiery liquor. A melancholy sight wee wit nessed nest this group of noisy bacchanals, the might et which for some 111101011111t1 dredged this ill-timed mirth. This was the corpse of a young woman which had been fowl II • hollow of the rooks almost imbedded in tangle. The dis hevelled wow fill in dank maws access her pallid marble like face, and the blood was oozing from a weed in t►e temple, evidently caused by being dashed against the rocks by the fury of the sea. i~ r .. i I I 11111 ,1 1 ,• `Sept. Zr, 1884. lb. 5.5e7,543 fr