The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5, 1866. REPEAL OP THE MALT TAX.-(THIS DAY.) COMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) _ EI This afternoon a public meeting of the farmers • of Ragland and others desirous of piomotiog the repeal MARR-LANN.(TRUI DAY.) ONR O'CLOCK. -i dme malt duty was held at Freemasons' Only a moderate supply of English wheat was received The railway market is firm to-day, but the ; : Hal- ; fresh up toour market to-day coastwise' and by land Cu. only change in the principal stocks is a rise of * ' •' /m g gums in the chair. Amon these present riage. The few dry simples on hand changed hands atm- per cent. - in Great N orth ern. 1.111 were Lard Faversham, Lord Soudan, Mr. J. B. Steehope, dily et prices fully equal to Monday last ; but Welter i II ha, Sir M. Cho b, M.P., Colonel North, M.P kinds moved off heavily et irregular quotations, and a total London and North Western stock is now l' N scuter -Booth, m.p., Sir Fi tzroy Kelly. ma : 1 clearance of the stands was not effected. quoted 1261 to i ; Great Western, 581 to 59k ; I ; Mr• There was about an average quantity of foreign wheat on Midland, 1241 to 1 ; Lancaehire and Yorkshire, . j/ z. Barrow, M.P., Sir Charles Russell, M.P., Mr . . offer. On the whole, the trade rate d steady, and late cur- 120 ito 1211 ; Metropolitan, 1361 to I ; South D u Cane, 11. P., Sir George Jenkinson, Colonel Barttelot, recess were well supported. 1 Eastern 74 to 1 ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; er imp., Sir E. Daring, M.P., Mr. De Grey, M.P., Mr. el. We were but moderately supplied with both Emilia and . G rea . .1. to 40 ; Great Northern, 129 i I A clamor, M.P., Mr. Treeby, M.P., Mr. C. S. Bead, M.P., foreign barley . ditto A, 145 to *. Malting percale moved off freely et full i ,_ ~,,,„ Lassevn t 3 % 6 ,4 wand other well-known representativas of the agri - quotations ;ut grinding and distilling sorts were rather ; ow' cam iI II heavy, on former terms. There is a renewed demand for Grand Trunk of M caltrual interest. Malt-the supply of which was seasonably good-met a Canada Railway stock, which has improved 1 per cent " ~ being now quoted 411 to 421. Great Western I A series of resolutions were spoken to principally by gen- slow inquiry, se about static esry prices. II tiara whose names are given above. The views therein The show of oats was only moderate. The demand, bow. of Canada shares are steady, at 161 to 1. a mend will be found in the following petition to tk• ever, was far from sctive, at late quotations. The supply • of beans wan on the increase, and sales progressed slowly, ORDINARY SHARES AND Brom& it gems of Commons, which was subsequently adopted ; on former terms. Closing prime Bales to-day to "TO the Honourable the Commons of the United King- We have no change t o no tice in the value of 1 The 81 1 I Nl ' I BarkWkka * I I Saturday. to 1 p.m. I 1 dem of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament as- demand wa s i n a s l ugg i s h s t a t e . et 100 Erlolol and list and N - g ambled. The humble petition of a public meeting of The flour trade was very quiet, on former terms. - ' the farmers of England and others desirous of pro- The snivels of floating cargoes off coast have been some- as ; I t at_„ ' Cambri a° e 6 .... . noting the repeal of the malt tax, held on Monday, what umeroua Owing to the large t' la - _ , Feb. 5, quasi ny on sale, the ,6- '.ll .0 ,,,,,, an a1 l " mess- ••• - 15 ti 6 4 dema n d for wheat hes been by no means active, end prices ; as. too 1 Dublin damm a tc oac 49 70 - a' Showetb, - That Your petitioners are deeply interested have given way la. per qr. Ghirka , arrived. 325. to 'l5 all DanclealsetlaML &AA 10 16 5 5 Om prosperity of agriculture, and in the well being and 42 a . 6d.; Berdiaoski, 44e.; Msriaaopoli, 435.; Azoff, 42r. per ! 100 all Heat Loudon Scrip 01111 . - __ - 1 improvement of the working population. That next to 4921b5. • Polish, 39a. to 40s. ; Rama, 395. per 480Iba. • • • 50 140 .• ••• - - 4° ' - I;`1 wheat, barley is the most valuable production of British Sexonvis, 42e. 9d. per 496 I. In Maize palm have ' I Ilt . . ill glissgow iseiiti:is i is ' iin 114 Me pro- 66. Hs - andOe leatern Oird. 84. 304 604 40 39} 44 soil, yet it is loaded with a duty, when converted intol slowly, et, in some instances, rather less money. !at Do DO. 2 . „ mai& 55 t 7 5 - I tc • malt, of about 70 per cent., or 21s. &I. per quarter. Is 1750 KVarrived, 27e. to 28s. 3d ; mixed American, 295. to ; 84. igo Great NiarifioggoZtlati - - - 1 the malt duty was only 4s. per quarter. In 1865 it had 298.6 d. ; Bulgarian. 275. to 29 . ; Maxegeo, 29e. 9d. per 480 ' St. 100 t ilreaUfeethera 1264 len - i boreteed name than five-fold, viz., to 21s. Bd. per quarter. lbs. The inquiry for barle y s. has fallen off, and to have M. 106 IDo.A I A No. so div. an- 146 146 - That 1 001 Pet itioner° t "Moularll beg to draw the &Men- forced gales lower rates must hams boon submitted to. Bt KW 1 144 • 214CI PP••• 14 P eta S -. -* -. . aka of your honours e house to the anomaly of a heavy Kustendje, 26e. lid.; Danubian, 26e. per 480Ibe. No new " 100 • Do' New. to, el 26 pm ... - maltB4. 67 Do. Ord. DeL Div. Stock d u ty upon survivieg the repeal of the customs duty feature has presented iteelf in the market for rye. The BA ma 1(55 Boo m., m o o, i m o . 02 Se upon Dora and the excise duty upon hops - being still main- nominal price of Danubian is about 295. to29e. 6d. per 480Ibs. Si. 100 areal Waders 6 63 601 r N di 71 taleee,moreover, in undiminished severity, in the face of no- Beans have supported late rates, with scarcely any hominess St. 100 Do.olaus VaLGnallik - - - 3 gessive redactions in the duties upon wines, tea,and brandy, doing. Barbary are worth about 41s. to 42e. per 480ibs. Et• Mgt 00. South Wales . •• • ...la 61 - I Th a t year petitioners, from their experience, are able to Danubian listseed is held at 20e. to 21s• per '_ 1 6 D r „,,, W. „. 6116-- '`,,,,,,, ; as .- 27 4. _ 1 ... smut that the duty is a great hindrance to the profitable 48 011 e. Linseed has been in improved request, g uf f , ;a - no -no Hereford loi 103 11 radiation and the use of all bat the best quality of barley sad prices have advanced d. to ls. per qr. pi, i.e - /.7,7asiiii , myTmidmire, 1201 1111 121 - Is the manufacture of beer, the recent legislation relating to Danubian, arrived, 67e. per 4241b5. Calcutta, ex ship, im. 448 w w w, 44 end wacamee 89 01 - I bght barleys notwithstanding. Tbatioor petitioners submit 64a. 6d. ; Patna, 65e. 6d. per 4101 he. On passage, Bombay M. 100 Loa., tia AlLeosal 96 98 zd 96 4 7 zd Met** malt duty is altogether at variance withthe principles has sold et 68.. 6d. per 4161 be. ; Calcutta, 67.. per 41011 m. 84 . 108 Loullaa &Day 86 ST - d free trade, and an exceptional sod invidious tax upon a Bombay. in warehouse, 675. 6d. ; coksotto, 66 a. t o ge e , . 8, 100 Do.ilet.Exten.A6p.o. -.- ' It. 100 Loadonallorth Warta 126 1164 126 1 6 1 4 4 bighic important produotios of British industry. That the Black des and Azoff, 691. to 65e.; Egyption, 60a• : fine St st. me Leummamournmea N 04 - duty isflicts greet injustice upon the consumers of beer, and Petersburg, 625. to 635. per qr. Annexed are the quaati• 84. up if . . gu e f .. n uneolwak 684 NA 44 691 zd 11 is opposed to the first principles of wined taxation tier of East Indian linseed afloat for this country : It. insMa a ltopolllan 136 137 lsJ ai 17 54 -the effect of a heavy tax upon the raw material being 1866. 1865. 1, 7 Do. New li 14 pm - to whines the ultimate selling price of beer far beyond the Qrs. Qrs. 10 6 Do. Extension mere amount paid as duty, thereby taking out of the Calcutta to London - pocket of the consumer a much larger sum diem reaches the Calcutta to Liverpool - M. 190 *Mead 126 1341 MI # 4/chequer. net the tax is especially oppressive upon Calcutta to Hull 13,088 .. 47,499 5 6 la. as Shares .... 14 14 gas - the working classes, to whom pure beer is a nourish- Bombay to London log beverage and an almost indispensable article of diet. Bombay to Liverpool - ...... - - - 9 Mat the malt duty is altogether indefensible, and, it is - U. 11/6 North British . ..- _ 171 154 , 884 believed, is only maintained because of the amount of Total 7 2 ,812 287 , 870 a lt 10 Do. Zillia.Parth.Dund. 27 St - revenue which it realises, and which, indeed is the measure Linseed cakes have changed hands to a fair extant, on n a laal°6 -B.erwl re :: 1114 nil 112 _ vni - of its injustice. Your petitioners entertain a confident former terms. London made, 111. to 111. ss. ; New York, St. toe Di. Linda.- ...... us ne 721 expectation, however, that a tax open to so many serious in barrels , 10s. 15e. ; ditto, in begs, 10 1 . 1 0 s. : Western, It Me Da. Teak .... -- . 106 i 1061 100} objections will no longer be tolerated, and that a sense 94 17s. &I. to 104 • Marseilles, 91.5.. per too. Cotton seed 114. 111 IN. 1010thle .- - - - _ of justice will lead your honourable house to its c akes have com manded a fair amount of attention, at 2 1 all DA SliocartDarilag. 37 38 - early and entire abolition. Your petitioners, therefore, from 51. to 51. 78. 6d. per too. Rapeseed has moved off St 18 Do. do. 103041- 101 114 pr - 10. 100 North Londe, - humbly pray that you will be pleased to enact a measure slowly, at late rates. Calcutta, on passage, leas realised to 6 Dm. do. 18e4 .... 14 2 tio - maid* for the total repeal of the malt duty by the ap- 575. per quarter ; Gwent. in warehoner, 755. ; Ferozepor ., 10 6 Da do. ' 1E65 - 14 2 pm -• pluation of any present or future surplus revenue to that 69.. to 70s. ,• Calcutta, 67a. to 67e. 6d. ; Danubian , 71s. St. 100 North Staffordabire 74 77 70 pupae., until the final extinction of the tax. And your to 725. ; end Wild Black Sea and Azoff, 38. to 40s. per qr. 15 all N. I A Western Jane 11 12 - petitimen, as in duty bound, will ever prey." The following are the quantities of rapeseed afloat from the R. 100 rionosion iNnoesi St. 100 (14,090 N.IL Abse.64l4 64 es - It wee strongly urged that public meetings on behalf of East Indies for this country. at, 100 SeoUlah Midland ..-- 112 114 - the immediate redaction and ultimate total repeal of the 1866. 11365. St. 100 i l litueraters Union - - -. Qin. Qts. U. 100 1 loath Devon 66 67 66/ melt tax be bald forthwith throughout the country ; odauti , to London 63,0,58 .. 7,316 et. US Aosta Made* ..... .. 74 741 76 1 sod that the Central Anti-Malt Tax Association, which the Liverpool 3,462 .. 20 an &mime, 0 okingluado. 54 9 1 9 1 meeting pledged itself to support by subscriptiees, BoZibay to London - 0 .. be requested to take prompt measures to have the question Bombay to Liverpool as. 100 Tam of Heath ........ 3 3>v 101 103 - brought before the House of Commons on an early day. - 10 2 waterloo A Whitehall -.- - The attendance, considering that most of those present The trade for cotton seed ban ruled heavy, an Total prices ht lhh W est Liomman al 10 - were from the country, was • full one, numbering between have a drooping tendency. amine euessaltioMe. 400 sad 500. A1.3194J. or Suns-English : tares, 29 ; linseed. 50 ; sm. 1 Pd. i RAIRWATI. I Mooing Wass. I Sales. rapeseed, 60 ; and sundry, 312rirs. Foreign •._ tares, 100 ; 1 ,,,, , ~,, ~,,,,,,,,,„." Le 48 so - LONDON TAVERN COMPANY (LIMITED). linseed, 7, 283 ; rapeseed, 21,068 ; maize , 3,794 ; end sun- St. OS Som.RN.Blo.lamlip.o. leg 1004 1001 (THIS DAY.) cht4 p 7: qrs. 10 I II Da. 1 Mares ldle 00 -- 1110.-Whest, 446 ; malt, 57 ; oats, 20; beans, 8 ; 110 i la° Buffalo a Lake Karoo 3 et - At noon the third ordinary general meeting was linseed, 1,142; °Weed, 7,133 cps. ; and flour, 925 awls. 10 I all Do. Pretoria* 100 140 Bad., Drank& Helsel* 11 •••• - held within the house of the company, in Bishopegate- ullitigirt PRICE. 4 per cent. 1578-3-4 - shut ; 11r, Aldrielall ABRIBB, the chairman of MOW* SA 00 OaL a 11.11Aelern Sp.o. g '4 98 - dm board of directors, presidiog. The audited Peg Qr. Per Qr. St. 00 T. I Dookep. e.g 66 70 - WIFILE a. s. MM. a s. leo sli pree 100 la - accounts for the year ended the 31st December, 1865, Lees, Kent, red, old 44 to 61 Scotch potato - showed • net profit of 3,2791. 14a. 4d., after payment of all „ new 36 to 46 Irish, white expenses and an interim dividend of 10 per cent. Added „ be. wlte, old oto 60 •, black to 1061. 14s. 3d. brought from the last account the available „ new 41 to 61 BUM 101 all .es. equip. m. B. ,6p. oi 87 89 - balance became 3,3861 . Bs. 7c1., out of which it was proposed Norfolk and Lincoln 10.usgan (IR* 22 to 36 um ail Do. BM nest. Bonda 93 63 664 to divide at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum upon the red, old -to - Tick at as 3 6 ISO A Do. do. daferrW sr es - d RABIAT. psi -tip capital, to pay • a boons of le. per share, together Kath y 3 3 to 401 Pigeo n aw aa 42 100 all Do. do. def 62 67 - absorbing 3,C)01. ;to write off 2001. from the preliminary immumns - 66 69 - expenses, and to carry over 186/. Bs. 7d. Since the last Grinding lt eo to Grey - meeting a mortgage for 50,0001. had been effected upon the Maur. Ut BB 40 4 . 100 all Do. 60 pref. Rock .. SO as 37 6 4 freehold of the London Tavern for five years, at the rate SIMS Norfolk, and S 8 to 43 U. an No, do, deferred 36 37 311 surolk NIO 116 Boners - U. 100 Great ladisn Pan 151 10$ UM # of 5 per cent per annum. . nape= and Ware AS to 67 FLOOR 20 II Do. sus. It per out par lose - The CHAIRMAN in moving the adoption of the report end Brown - woman; stared that the dividend would have been larger am. lbs. - had it not been for the defalcation of a clerk New - for 4001. which had been written off in making Oats. Country - .. up the aceouuts. He also mentioned that the freehold of &WM. Nod_ 2l to 26 Norfolk and Suffolk, sqi all Ot. Western of Canada 16# 161 1611 the London Tavern could be disposed of to-morrow in the •• n e """ ld to 30 az ship l2 la 24 101 15 Do. New . - • ..-. - . 4# Wu - Boar* feed Et to 26 100 1 all D0.ke.130. ........ 92 96 - open market for at least 80,300/. WO , all Do. do. do. 18714 S 4 86 - The report was adopted, and the dividend declared pay- SUMWRIL Per Qr. Per Cp. 10 ' I Indian ranch. Limited 1 0}414 - able, Erse of income tax, on and after the 15th lastest. TINNAT. 6. s. O*ll. a. a. St. 100 1000 gam 6p. cam 994 1001 - Dantsks mad geese Danish and Swedish 22 to 111 St 100 ato. do. d 0... 90 91 - _ berg ST to 69 Ruinbui - PROVINCIAL BANKING CORPORATION n ea t ee k m meehhat. Bunt 20 6 Do. Minh - - - (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.) _...._ Danish The second ordinary general meeting of the Remiss. lard 44 to 56 Danish 43 to 46 Igyptlan 42 to 44 ' shueholders of this bank was held at the London Tavern k m ' i t es ' , 1 74 g .. ... ae " to t° 4 4 7 9 rill re ° hurt $5 to 39 St. 100 idelb. Corp. e pee o. •••• vv. 37 to 60 60 al/ Kalb. andHolisoo's Ila 64 66 100 .. Do. 6p. cc., pay. 1980 102 104 116 to 12 100 _ Do. sp. at, pay. 1195 33 86 38 to 41 3t. IN N.71.000.2p.0.1atp.8. 80 1111 - - - ••• this day ; Mr. J. W. JoENS in the chair. white .... 49 to 64 1101431 OM. St. WO delude, gua. 6 par cent 96 99 93 • The report of the directors Mated that the grog BARLRI. White ll to 36 Bt. 100 Do. Delhi de....... 98 99 - profit', including 3821. 9s. 3d., brought forward from last Grinding 24 to 16 Yellow - amount, have been 143,3641. 19e. 4d. ; and that, after tie- Distilling Uto 34 French, per sack .... SS to 36 U. 000 Do. ladua asirlotdo. - -• ducting all current expellees and payment of interest to kbl4lki oars. Spanish, .. SS to 36 enstamen, a balance of 11.6.384 186.2 d. remains for disposal, n o t & m ow t og ..., 2 1 t o my American, ;or bra, .. 18 to gi JOINT STOCK RAMIE. The directors recommend that this amount beiog net .. m o m= proOt, be appropriated is the following manlier, vie.:- Mo." tar. I Beets. IPd I Cl. whom } Sales. ARRIVALS OR GRAIN, an., INTO LONDON, BY LAND AND _ , 5,1001. to the payment of dividend, at the rate of 5 per mAiMit CARRIAGE , Mom JAN. 27 TO FIR. 3, INCLIJ. shoos so Ape llsaterman'al. 9a 64 0140 0 1 641_ 10,092 60 cent per annum for the list half-year ; 2,5001. to SIVE. 47.000 100 AllianoeLecallverpool 26 1 14iin zd 211 7at ' the reserve fund ; 5631. to credit of preliminary Wheat. Barley, Malt. Data Beaus Pees] Flour . toe . 70 Anglo Austrian expenses ; 1.8751. to rebate on bills ; 1,603/. qrs. gm I MI6 qr .. I 0n • 4014 ( brie seta. AO,OOO 60 Anglo Egyptian (Lila.) ll4 par 4 pia. 121 18s. 2d. carried forward to new profit and loss account. Inglish •• • 7 1a1 6700 21768 um; MO On • • 11311 53, 60 Anglo Italian ilanotedi IS 6 s dle - From the foregoing figure,, it will be observed that the S co t c h .... .... 1096 .... 001 .... -. .. • • 11. 10 astatioaant.Cor.newali 10 20 24 - all 71 18 724 1 dineters have borne in mind the wish expressed by the Irish •• • • •• • • •• • • •• • • 740 1 •• • • • • . • • • Ilk to insstrrAngla Foreign .. 14960 2160 .... 1 1 5163 1210 .. 3675, 130 tame, 10 ,g a agagentah(Anallbla all 21 19 - shareholder, at the last meeting, that a provision should I - 11.400 i 20 I Do. New,' sued 2 par. $ - - --, be made for rebate on bills. This operation of course de- T0ta1.... 22075 9572 '21768 : 1.4. - t - T.5617 - 1 Nl . 6713 24/08 to,eor 16 Bank of Egypt . - creases, for the moment, the divinable balance for divi- 11,000 1 100 lliank of Landon • - lO 139 141 zd 139} 40 zd dead, but will not do so in future, as the sum reserved in 36,000 10 Bank ell Otago Pained) 10 14 100 - each half-year will be awried forw ard luta credit to the next. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. bloom leo Issas of tlneenaland (L) 16 7 Is dl. -• Since the last meeting, the directors have opened three 10,000 1 60 F aak tikorVictorlakustria 16 42 54 - (IT neural° AND eereganartonar. rxtroasra.) 10,990 10 of Nevaealand -10 7 Bpm .• new branches-at Pontypridd , Pongee, end Gosport- the latter two in ooesequesee of the suspension of the South mos atm owes coaarsirominer.) 61.000 60 Barned% Bank (Limited 10 par #.4n 4- SO 006 10 Beadllsadd l orlngosseiL 10 1 IWs - Hants Bank, a considerable portion of whose business was The market continues quiet with fair demand , at about se:, i 0 .i she, A Callfirenian (1. 74 3 2Ma - secured to this corporation by an arrangement entered late Saturday's rates. The sees foot up about 7,000 hales. 10 ,. MI S ottish N. Amadei - all 46 47 - with the official liquidator. -- 40,' NC. Bk. india,sea..olalna all ft U - The report was adopted. MINCING-LANE-(THIS DAY.) 90, 16 Clout. Her. of Inditic. ell 44 46 451 64,500 20 1 10 - zd - SUGAR.- The demand for both raw and refined is inactive Mr, 100 Ookaidel - GENERAL CREDIT AND FINANCE COMPANY at last week's prices at SS Comilenk of CenaoA an - - - OP LONDON (LIMITED).-( THIS DAY.) Comm-The market is firm for all colonial descriptions, 460 ll " ma ' Raub of India Me ' all 63 10 ••• 106, 10 OriesoadaMd Beak (14 4 62 6# ow id -Id --/..-- but so important sales ere reported. 10 000 SO Delbl and Landau mi al Si This afternoon the third ordinary general meeting Conroe .- The market opened on Saturday with a very gd,.. 60 itast Loudon insetted; 6 1 Oidim zd 41 1 of tb• above company was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. settee demand at an advance of Id. per lb., but owing So, 20 Furrow BrchatsgelLlm) 6 14 00,1 - Limo in the chair. to the Liverpool market having been dull this improvement SLOW 5) English and Americsn . 6 edla tpm - The report, which has appeared in our columns, showed has not been maintained. 10,005 N !Malian Joint stook ti ) 14 #d a Ii•, 1 14 saes se ingecot.daustmartd. all let 191 id' 194 1 zd that the nst profit, of the year 1865 amounted to In other articles no business of importance reported. Me &mush and Swedish (L 20 6 4 tile 202,631/. 154. 6d., being at the rate of wards The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 600 114 In !I ps BankllAratted 16 34 3 Ole - of 20 per mot. on the paid - up copilot of hogsheads 3,030 bags of sugar, 300 casks 2,30 D bags of 10.00 e 100 Idi r s7tisma in Clidn•Silap.(l ) U 16 18 - 1 ,000,0004 The total amount at the credit of (toffee, about 20,000 packages of tea, 15,000 bags of rice, 16,004 106 Du. issued at 3pm l6 10 18 - rofit and loss account, including 25440/. 2e. 7d. carried and suadry drysaltery goods. M. 100 Do. New l6 16 18 ld., out 18., - forward from 01 4 W I Imperial Rant Llamas se 7 tow :di 174 Id the year 1864, is 225,0711, of 11A 96 ImmalmlOalcsasa- - which an interim dividend of 2.. per share, amount- TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 07,000 * Do. New, lO 1# 21pms. 14 ing to 25,0001., has been already paid. The dime- • 2, 26 lowan. ail *27 ••• tars recommended that an additional dividend of 10s. The market is firm. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is 4000 gg D .. New II lies par - per share, free of income-tax, be now declared, amounting quoted 475.; March, 475.; April to June. 475. 6d. ; October mew 10 um ib e tßk ; bal s a) a i , w , ~,,, 4 4 to 125,0001., and makiner, with the 2e. paid in August, ato December , 40 e- 10,090 SO 11. on *Lot Nexico,24 . (t 16 Si 21ills 121 total dividend of 150,000/. for the ) ear, or se the rate of 15 PARTMUI.AII 3 OF TALLOW. 10.660 1141 Larks and Bruallisa 45 ON ems 464 112. ee ise. New 74 Idlo j psi - pa cent on the aid -uo capital of 1.0C,0,C301. This will net Mee ' Ike& 1866. 6, 106 London A River Platea. 0 12 14 em - leave A balance of 75,0714 18.. Id., out of which the directors recommend that 50,0C31. be added to the re - Stock on hand this day .. casks 48,619 64,410 30,026 43,6f6 eo ; .no f ww . fg a m in k m k w . w i . a n 1 4 1 771 gra 4 tuna kinglag its total up to 175.C301., and leaving a Dellyv " ls" week ..... -• • " 15 1,714 taaa I ' W 10, ' 50 ,Land o n and County.. -10 75 77 to Dine from Ist June 00,1337 63,446 67,719 79,452 71 000 03 :London Joint Noo k .•.. 0 93 48 zd 47 Izd helm et of undivided prate of 25,0711. 18e. 18. to be oar- A nts .' b a t w e e k 77 kee 2 . 144 I " 1111, 16 .Loodonds Swath Atricaa all 16 17 - ried forward to next year's account. Ditto from lat June 1 71,147 skews 72,7 5 3 90,495 i i. 150 Lou. a 5. w ieimiem (um. N I Im a - The report was adopted. a. d. d. a. d. 4d.e.a. d. d. 6.000 100 Do. do. New . _.. SO le 6130 -• rriesT.c. on spot this day 44 9 41 0 41 6 0o • 6.000 60 London&Venornela (L.) 121 1 dts - Ditto Town last Friday ... : 46 6 '43 0 44 3047 9 0 17.000105 5 .. 6. A 77656 , 15 . 5 „ .. 55 55 K id , na 24 There are seven daily newspapers issued in Arrival for the week ending 13th February tees year, 19 10.004 100 merchant ltank(llta.).. N 1 2pm -. Nashville-six English and one German. When the war cas k s: and delivery, 2.005 casks. Th e arrival lest week nom- 6,000 : 100 1 Do. New - rnEtn, there were four, all English . A daily paper in the p r i me d 664 sulfa Odessa ;30 casks other places ; total, 694 earn aa 30,000 60 Meresatlle Si Bachand III 5 •Ms .. Lerman language is a sew feature in the history of Nash- 17,166 109 !Metro. I Pews. Hoak (I N . 11# 1411.:d 1.11 6.000 100 ; atidland Seek admi. ) * ides /mind -ad villa The German population of the city is rapidly METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. moot 6 National of Australasia 4 II lipm - bumming, and its increase is regarded as as augury of lamolloo !Nationai of laverpow _ 1111 68pm 4 8 - good. industry generally goes with the German people. - (THIS DAY.) 10.04 a 100 !Sl.Pre.ellkieland..-. 42 - - Altericau paper, We have a considerable increase In the number of beasts 56,000 20 Do. 2nd and 3rd lams 12 - - - THE Cutusus.-Amongst the women of Chile homiest Monday. But it mastberemembered that tbatday's 40.000 le National Bank SI 77 79 - than= is not so well attended to nor so widely divined- supply was unusually short. We have a good demand for MOO 10 New 00 0 0 Walal llll 43 45 - ad rims for them &repot much lower. Mb" ) 10 'Hew Lola" Mullet" 1 1 din Par - toted as amongst the men. In the art of writing the fair , __ch o k e alma _ i P li°°°, a- -P - .7j, 3 tom zd - for inferior qualities. sheep N ‘....40 /tank Coreorta nu se ag 614 scl le Particularly deficient, the epistles of a Chilien lady, 'Ma . 1. very slow . ,_ ee F 80 50 : -19 "-a-North Western we rather more plentifu l , an d payers are cautious ; 4 0 . an o r i eu tx em _Bium o ckc 7 at otn e _, 34 compared with the notes of an accomplished English "man. being like the productions of a country servant Thursday's quotations are well =sported. Although good 76,000 pii Da. do, lateN.F. 4 it oldie - calves are Wll some, trade is till and piens hardly so In, 19 Do. do. lateF.C. 4 - - die - tivl. Th ere is, however, no lack of polish and refinement rood. From Ge rman y and Holland there are 1,0 N) beasts, lee 60 Provial: 0101 00: 01 94 1 - 10 Se fells 7 I el 'masers amongst the better families in the Chilisn t 6.040 sheep, 118 csveri. and " 10 000 150 Frovina. of Ireland . 116 1 - - 115 pigs, France 40 b ese t. • 7.210 60 Do. do. ee fillol- Nude is very generally studied, and many of the I d 300 • Booties& 280 • Norfolk and Suffolk , 870 • • - Pant ladies render the opera, of Verdi and !Minot with a Icelan d , 300 > ' • • steno 10 Ampte, pam.,m ners;j(j„ la 44 gi vi - from the northern and midland counties. 12.600 10 IN lamed at Ipm 5 4 3 di& - Ewer and skill rarely found in non-professional circle,. and ',"'"' 0 alba. 4a.s. A her atone of Mae. ad.e. d s e ~,m 76 Roam 5,0e1e0u5 IS . • Milian, are frank, secessible. courteous, aid bona- ais i r =Beret& 4 1 6 0 Best Druid 11N1K1.81% 0 0 0 1/ :061 m o m aw & eg ik 8, Al , N s It a t i m. = 1i .. , ~ I lk The unaffected kindness which one meets with, sap- B aa s imme.horne .. 4 6:0 lest teas-w 0015.... 6 610 woo 104 D e . de. w e , ma im ; 10 7 4m, - 6 °4 at their estates or haciendas, makes a lasting sad gamed spud. beast. 2 3 6 Do. do. Shows , 0 0 0 a k aoo m m a k e of Australia .an 49 61 61 Mast favourable impression. In the cities there is, perhaps, Calves Ism estward expression of hospitality. A foreigner is very lia _- 3 410 Do. de. Morn -- 0 0 0 8%0 4.4 40 no = e d f ew ,. .... le a , 00 0 - /wall invited to di a and is seldom asked to Way st his Ileea Dneall " rede 1 6 6 Irla lmba l fnd% braes in the n ' city, but in the country it is entirely Resale at market, 4 4 163 ; sham sad lambs, 17,00 ; ellen, ur ; DIBENTURIII lITOCRIL different. Everything is there placed at the guest's dis• . Piga 470 • , So. I*. I MOIL IPd 101 prime. I Salo. Fwd. sod his comfort is studied in very possible way . all I -.. 14 Ilithe most hearty and sincere soOdwitl. In th• citing I ' BOROUGH HOP MARKST.--(THIS DAY .) as ui n . "l et a. oulgin• G•mizo.. 4 4 ll.44 4. l ar im:du arai 1 1 00 . • 9 0: N il& .. we evening is devoted to ting. - Dale's Gee is on terms efp. et.. Jae. Is laic-. 1* 91 90 1 Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market ems* 84, &yr seri,-*.m....04.. firm for ll descriptions, the demand beim - Tory great intimacy, ait during the day ia so miscospf. Matta"' o f a b some ,. steaks of &aim sumo M. raaaars.saasiataks 100 111 96 ... Me "it areeld be unlocked for. The evening terkslia, with s:hz) et. Loo,,B4ll.4p.e.JanetAy 100 FS 94 - be a.- The --ana h o are are v. 17 reduced, prices for which may be quoted a I limited to the wants oe con St Liltri.W.4p.o.Jan..k.foly 100 Id 96 .- ro...sittgoadp, is an agreeable niareatioa ......- , as-tahls is an institution is Chile, sad Email& folks em • d ears ' 1 SUMO 111. Do. IQ p.e...Tan.tluly 1411 - - - v: • !WU N. 11.18.W.,14kalanAJ 100 Id 91 - ' , Uses arms at native housewe not rearmed to syrups sr - arn ..° 014 .-Maeraillaat's Mi,Wiss for February. Some interesting harbour trials are to take place ::•:. se i ir mies".. araisi tati r wl- .l t . AL. 100 06 ta AtOTAL SZRE HOSPITAL, Glisar'smix- BOAR -Thle 13..iiorrow ( Tuesday at 2 o'clock, at the Regeot's-canal- - illiam v of Patients relieved t this hospital during this dock, with some lifeboats for Itaxospte and other arellolll $1,4111 O. 1f. h tdra ". ..4 7 9. 1 c. h. J 1 4&di the ioo 1 91 150 96 I .... I 116. 1001.11.1949.e.Ap.1200 1110 - - .. - 10 31/4 eallan Febru ar y 3, was 3 , 851, which 1,336 were on the coast. Ms mass. cO,OOO l MAN ■tae, liolo SUN MOAN MON IMAM 900,000 MON 11/11.600 4 0 00 1000 000 260,010 700.000 8.104.7 11. irre.n 1,002. VA** 147.078 ro. I ft. i 'Jo, LOU 11,1120 612 2,144 Sas! 4 :*l i: oil)►I _ _ _ 4000 141/12 iia CON 4.200 4,004 1.024 14100 iii' ~.4 DOWN* tl, GOVIRHIIIIIT StCl7l.lllllll. liehliaacouss.ep.cs n iern, Om am I p.o. 18714‘.1 Do.' pot ot. F0b.10116. I Do.. lora. Ittar.tt a a Dal pot ot.Jaa.4l Do. 6 per ot. Ins. Cupid Guoketto.gitavn, do. 18904900 Do. do. MOOD, Do. do. 1890411 Do.lip.c.Ap.&Octleoo ,_ . - ' neb,d Il e.d. I 1878. 410, 1 pa LSD!, Do. kV& 116861.48.776 per Now Brow. Om Spa. N.S.Wallo6r.ll p. 0.1886 Do. 6p. a. 1871 lo 1678 Do. p. a 1888 50 1881 Now Lealool 0 par ord. Do. 6 par mat Novo &Ala 876 a, 1871 Qusaalood Gov. $ p. .s. B.Lost..Gov. • p. 8..1878 Vle-GovAlo.o.lamtiolB Do. do. o.o.Lord&Oo. DOCKS. Si 99 91 OS 19 DIXMD. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DL 7.) 98 96 79 81 7► 79 101 KS 1111 106 181 1011 101 108 90 02 101 108 106 108 102 101 106 116 103 106 106 108 99 101 96 96 Osz o'ClsoCis The amount of business in the aback markets to day is not huge, but the tone continues favourable, and the variations in prices, although not numer ous, are again mostly in an upward direction. Consols are firm, at the improvement of Saturday, and the only movement in British railways is an advance in Great Northern stock. Foreign bonds, 92 94 tr IA 100 e 102 82 84 98 100 90 101 104 R 6 106 106 f/ii sBaii L ion OS. lad and West India . IW IB9 181 10 GosoralrlostioiDack 6 M. Loodon&St.lratbseln 100 78 76 id 78e 100 Do. Deb. Bt. 4p. mint. an 81 00 — St. thastotoo lie .. ..• .- St. arm Coamorobil 100 ... pious I. Saha. Ile 1 4 IS 17 670_690. n 10 6 7 3 4 / lle 7 i 1 _ . however, are better in several cases. Financial shares show steadiness. liii 81 1 1 Si 3 101 Sli Si Si 38 40 4 . 1 9 IQ 4 . 4 . 1 4 an. ii li 1 3 1 11 SS ST 400 425 lf 2 18 12 7 9 18 19 za 4 6 1 2 $ 10 7'2771 166 196 96 90 26 27e I___ 7 __7 120 230 161 172 The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. The rate for the best paper, however, is firm, at it to 8 per cent. Consols are quoted 86t to 87 both for money and the account (February 8). The foreign stock market is firm, and a rise of to t per cent, has taken place in Turkish of 1865, Mexican, Greek, Italian, and Egyptian scrip. The quotations are as follows :—Greek, 121 to 13} ; Italian, 61t to I ; Mexican, 20t to i; Spanish Pas sive, 245 to ; ditto Certificates, 14 to ; Turkish, 1865, 39 to f ; Brazilian scrip, to prem. ; Egyptian scrip, to prem. American securities are quiet, at the closing prices of Saturday. 5-20 bonds are now quoted 661 to ; Erie Railway Shares, 63 tot ; and Illi nois Central, 74 to 74. International Financial shares are now quoted to div. ; General Credit, 14 to prem. ; London Financial, to prem., ex div.; Imperial Mercantile, Ito prem., ex div. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3k to prem. ; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 4} to I prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, k to 5 die. The shares of the large number of miscellaneous companies created during the laattwo or three years eantinue forthe most part to show great depression. Manystocks which at the °utast were sought after at very high premiums are now so completelyi discre dited as to be quite unmarketable. Take, for in stance, the shares of the Contract Corporation (Limited), which were at one time quoted at 41. and 51. premium on Si. paid, and are now, with 101. paid, completely valueless—somuch so, indeed, that the directors are adopting the extremest mea sures in order to prevent all the solvent members from quitting the co-partnership. Then there is the Humber Iron Works Company (Limited), the shares of which were once at a good premium, and are now, with 201. paid, quoted 20 to 18 dia. This, of course, means that, so far as current market value is concerned, the shareholders, like those in the Contract Corporation, have virtually lost the whole of the sum as yet paid into the con cern. A still more flagrant case is that of Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), the shares of which, with 131. paid, are officially reportedito have been dealt in on Saturday at 13} die. The meaning of this is that those shareholders who sold on Satur day have not only given up the entire sum paid by them, but have paid, in addition, a bonus to the buyer. Inmost of the cases of ruinous depreciation like those above cited, it will be found that the shares are of a heavy denomination—such as 501. or 1001. each. In such cases the share holders are conscious that, though the com pany may be "limited," the limitation of their individual liability is rather nominal than real, fora 1001. share, with only 51. or 101. paid thereon, prac tically differs but little from a stock held under the old law of unlimited liability. It is to be hoped that the public will take to heart the lessons im pressed by the present condition of the share list, and refuse in future to touch shares of so heavy an amount. The launching of companies in this form is done simply in the interest of the promoters, who are desirous, with a view to the usual manipulation of the market, to have as small a number of shares as possible. What suits promoters, how ever, is shown by the result to be bad for the public. Shares of heavy amount, and entailing an almost ir.definite liability, are naturally shunned by prudent investors, espe cially in the earlier stage of operations; and as the original subscribers are equally anxious to effect a retreat, it is easy to understand how prices have fallen to their present ruinous point. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's 11 eckly List) of the railway calls falling due in the present mouth. The total is unusually small : Amount per Share. Due Already Number Due In Feb., nes. Date. Paid. Call. of Shares. Imperial Mexican .... 28 IS £7 0 0 00,000 420,000 London and S. West. Perpet. 6 per cent. Preference Stock.... 28 dept. 60 pr ct. not known Total in Feb 410,(00 Total In two months of 1806 The Bootie has arrived from New York with 68,0001. in specie, and the Arago, from New York, with 50,0001. The Oneida. from Brazil, has also brought 18,9191. At the adjourned meeting on Saturday of the Humber Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company, it was resolved to "voluntarily wind up" the under taking. A general meeting of the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company (Limited) is called for the Bth inst., when a dividend is to be declared "out of interest upon the paid-up capital." The directors of the Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Company have announced that a dividend of 12s. 6d. per share for the half-year ending the. 31st December, and also a bonus of is. 6d. per share will be payable, free of income tax, on the 14th inst. The directors of the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited) have issued a satisfactory report for presentation at the fourth annual meeting on the sth inst. We extract as follows : The audited secoants for tbe twelve months stow a gross profit of 58,2871. 4s. 7d., and after writing off all bad, and making ample provision for all doubtful, debts, rebate of interest on bills dimuoted (sot yet dash sad payment of all other charges sod expenses, there remising a net profit of 42,7061. 7s, 4d. A divid.nd of 20 per gest par annum on the paid-up capital will absorb 37,404 f. ls. 101, leaving a balance of 5,266/. s e. 6 d. to be appropria'ed. In addition to ibis dividend, a boons of 11. per Asks recommended to be paid from the reserved surplus fund, making together 30 per cent. per annum. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 2nd of March ; that of the Great Eastern Railway Company for the 24th inst., when three directors are to be elected in the place of Messrs. J. Goodson, S. Anderson, and G. P. Bidder, who have resigned ; that of the London and Blackwell Railway Company for the 20th inst. ; that of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company for the 28th inst., at Bristol ; that of the Buckinghamshire Railway Company for the 23rd inst. ; and a general meeting of the Dublin and Meath Railway Company for the 22nd inst. A general meeting of the San Paulo [Brazilian] Railway Company (Limited) is convened for the 12th inst. We are informed that the directors of the Bank of Turkey (Limited) have just applied for a special , settlement and quotation on the Stock Exchange. The arrangements for commencing business at Con stantinople are also completed, and the branch will be at once opened. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Rail way of Canada for the week ending Jan. 16 were 11,9971, being 2901. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The numbers are published of various bonds of the Imperial Moorish Loan of 1862, which were drawn by lot on the lit inst., and are to be paid off at par on the 19th. Messrs. J. IL Metier and Co. have announced that the bonds representing the Bay of Havana and Matanzas Railway Loan for 1866 for 400,0001. have been received, and will be ready for issue in ex change for the scrip receipts on the 9th Wit. The following, on the cotton trade, is from the circular of Messrs. Truman and Rouse, of Lon don: The Manchester innrki.t has throughout the month been tolerably steady, and the valise of goods and yarn, wilco ly the latter, is DOW more ermmessurste with that of the raw material than it has been for a long time past. Cotten has declined &input from week to week, and the present value of the current qualities of American sad East India is the Livespool mule& is 21 par lb. less than on the led alt. This has chiefly arises from the continued heavy receipts into the American ports—averaging for the past five weeks nearly 53,000 bales per week—ereating a fear that the stocks in the interior have been hitherto much under-estimated. The heavy shipments from Bom bay are she a muse of anxiety, and, combined with the monetary pressure, have induced many holders to re alise. That the Liverpool cotton market should give way, while Manchester maintains tie ground, is a new bat by so means unsatisfactory feature, as it has luought the margin between the value of the maxn factured article and the raw material into a more satisfactcey Mete than it has bees in for the past four years. The stook of cotton in Liverpool is 424,000 balm, against 499,000 last year, cud 254,000 bales at the same period is 1864. This market be. shown little animation ; the SSW on the spot since the let ult. have only reached 14,000 Wes t and about 21,500 have changed hands for arrival ; price. a Surat and Madras show a decline of lid. to 2d., end of Bengal and &lode led. per lb., and this large mductio• fails to induce a remeal of speculation, as it is felt that we are still very much in the dark about the future Ameri can supplies. The latest sales for arrival have bees at 15d. for good fair Tinnevelly, 15d, for fair Western. 141 for fair Cosocada, and 100. per lb. for fair Bengal, all by ships which will probably wive during the cermet math. The quantity now on the way from all the Indian porta is 390,000 bales against 215,000 bales at the same period lad year. With reference to the copper market we take the following from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The excitement mentioned in oar last, ensuing on the annonnosmest of the Chilean blockade, seems completely to have died away, being checked b the poultice of the money market, and finally extinguished by the wilful action of the smelters. On the 15th ultimo these gentlemen an nounced a reduction of Si., and 'gain a similar one on the 22nd, bringing official quotations down to the same figures at which they stood before the arrival of the news of war between Spain and Chili. There is no doubt the smelters should be the best judges of the necessity for the steps they have taken during the last two moothe, sad time alone will show whether they were justified in their action, meanwhile public opinion blames them severely. The last fall bad the effect of bringing out orders from both con sumers and exporters, and a stronger toes is now observ able ; we do not beer of much underselling except for immediate cash, and then only one or two pounds per toa below official quotations. The f eters course of the article will naturally a good deal depend on the amuse of events in Chili. The sanguine expectations that the war would soot be elided through the intervention of the Western Powers are not likely now to be realised, as the capture of a Speak& gunboat by the Chilies has clawed so moth indigestion in Spain, that it is more than probable strong reinforcements will be sent out to the Pectic, and the war camases in earnest. It is impossible to tell how long prolog quota tions may be maintained ; at any moment important news can arrive to alter the state of the market, and we may again hays a time of math higher prem. Under any cir cumstances, the disturbances which have already taken place in the production of urea, regains, and ingots, in Chili, are sufficient of themselves to justify our preemie comparatively low quotations, which are—best selected. 99/. ; tough cake, tile, and ingots, 96/. ; manufectar 1011. Bllllloos in foreign has been much restricted, and prices have declined in sympathy with English. The lowest point touched for Burrs 1 , 11111 971., &spools 971., Wallaroo 961., Chili bars 881. ; prices have, however, recovered fully 21. per too, and holders are not preemie; sales. The stooks of Chili in Liverpool and Swansea show a reduction of 2 2,C:.3 tons since last month, and now stand as follows :- 11,82i4 tons fine copper, against 13,935 toes on 31st Decem ber, 1865. SATUIDAY Emma Console, which closed yesterday at 861 to for next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at so l, "buyers," temporarily relapsing in the interval to 861 to 4. For money the price was the same as for the present account, sad for the Bth of March, 871 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 86j, 4,7, 61; ditto, for account, 861 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 61; New Three per Cents., 864, 1,7; Bank Stock, 247 ; India Stock, 210 ; ditto - Five per Cent., 1021. Foreign stocks were firm, but there was not much business. Egyptian and Russian Bonds rose 4 per cent., and Brazilian scrip and Greek, 4. Brazilian of 1863 were also inquired for; but New Grenadian Deferred showed dulness. There were few dealings in bank shares, and prices in most cases showed no variation. Barned's and Commercial of ludia advanced, but Bank of London, English and American, London and Bra zilian, and Oriental Commercial gave way. Alliance Bank shares were last quoted 14 to 11 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Ottoman, 3to prem., ex div. ; and Anglo-Austrian Bank, 4 to 1 prem. Tue shares of the financial companies were in demand, and firm. Imperial Mercantile improved 55., and International Financial and General Credit 2s. 6d. London Financial and Credit Fonder and Mobilier were slightly stronger. The last prices were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 4 to prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 1 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; London Financial, jto 4 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 14 to 1 prem., ex div.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3 3-16 to 5-16 prem. National Discount shares were lest quoted 94 to 10 prem., ex div. ; Joint Stock Discount, 51 to being 2s. 6d. better; Overend, Gurney, and Co., 41 to prem., showing a rise of 7s. 6d. ; and Hudson's Bay, 161 to 4. Miscellaneous shares were very quiet, and the only variations were a recovery in Universal Marine, and a decline in Union Marine. The shares of the London Steam Towing Com pany were nominally quoted 14 to 2 prem. ; Charles loffitte and Co., 3 to 4 prem. ; and London, Asiatic, and American Company, 1 to 2 prem. American securities were quiet, and prices showed no variation, claim as follows :-5.20 Bonds, 661 to j ; Erie Railway shares, 53 to 1, ex div. ; Illinois Central, 741 to 751; Atlantic ant Great Western Railway Debentures, 821 so 831 ; ditto small, 831 to 841 ; ditto Consolidated Ster ling Mortgage Bonds, paid up, 784 to 791, ex coupon ; ditto scrip, par to 4 pron. MINES.-(T1118 D 47.) Osz o'Cioac. The operations in the mining market to-day are not extensive, and prices generally show no change. East Lovell shares are quoted Ili to 12 ; East Caradon, 61 to i ; North Treskerby, n to f ; Marko Valley, 4 to i ; and Chiverton Moor, 51 to 6i. The following mining dividends have boon do clared:duriog the month of January : Yam Per share. Amount Devon Greet Coosoh £9 0 0 E9.216 0 0 Tineroft Booth Careelon Fart Camden 3 5 0 Merle Valley 0 2 6 Parys Mies 5 0 0 Cl , lll Erfm 1 0 0 East Darren Brontleyd OlO 0 Feist Raserraros Port Phillip Vittoria (Loodoe) 5 per ant. Total £31,396 15 0 No. lU. I BRITIAN Ml3l Yalta. Cambrian Con. Gold. L Chiverion .. Clifford Axial .. Dry. G. Con. (Tarbilik 1 Drakowslia .. Ea* Barri (Wes* .. : m Candor Cairn Brea Grenrilln. last Gulonlelake Beet Lovell L W. Lomeli (Tevlsik 1 Grumbler et SL Aubro Greet Lam (Waited) Oredie liouthTolgoa Groat Wheal Bay W G r en ville Tor ( Rols ton) Herod s Foot Winston Downs Manama (Gni Want) !Luke Valley litwyndy Iron Oro New Beton North Roskeer N. Wb. Basest (Mogan) North Mud M , ohbr Prosper I; intod Providence ;U...sant S. Cars.lon Mouth Condarrow i , i:friiC.iliiiegas, -- ---- IStray Park ti. piton Vista sad CIOVA Lim West Baud (Mops) • Carsdon (Ltskeard) West Megaton West Seto* WY. Basset (Clogs*) : W. Baas (litedrutli) W.M el arp ettunon (Walton ) Whe B • Tretawney (Usk.; 1.14.11 St L 14.0 5.5.6 5.9.0 10i.17.1 11464' L1L19.6 se I 0.10.0 IL 10a. 13.17.6 CIAO iii 11LO /.LO /0.3.7 It LLO MILO MALI si4 5.17.0 i 00/01.1111111. I Pa. I a. prior.) aim Na I 1111.000 110,000 MOOD 1116•06 loon 1.000 16,.00 110 SOO Angloalezlean Itlat ..1 Atlantic Tel, guava p.et. Audeirellis Aostreltealtra L a: peicipsrehrestetateeL BertinWakeworl I i 1 Bolekow Vaughan T:. 'Bombs) , 9... - m .~ -- Do. New Mush Amnions lAan D.& We Tel. (lg Tea 11..) 41,000 /10,4100 111%04! WOW 110.000. 1*(101) 1111,0(19 WON 17.100 100,000 1042111 MAK 1177.0001. T. 110. 1400 50.000 SO, 100, SO, 1 1:Tanada Company eanadlantoankinv(L) Ceylon Company . Unto A snares CkinaSt.fildp&LOmii. 'My of LondentLfea.O. al o of Milan Impro.(L Oty of Mower Ges (L) City Mem (Um) 2 —. 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Ottoman MIA WU! ) Ottoman Om f ultaltod) Ovimend,Garney,Co.g. "%aarue M SUNIMI(IA) Do. 40. Pea Rv.laad&Min.(L) I Posinan&r . & U. Mem' Id z :1 —I Id Do. 4o *ow ‘).l.Arals L. 8.. 1114(‘ i lthrmaey Doe Lb J. vity lianrov. DUN ditto Rlo Janeiro Gas (Lm.) Royal Mall atom tout. Austra.lnvast. r I talth. Knight. &Oa L inr.lnnan..r. &rota , ) 8. African iL & In. (L.) south Australian LOW leboadois Tstegsaph I Cal.Conatrac ip .allalsi.g Manses& Vonssy hi. (L, Maklad Petzoleuga TrailaAgssoyaLks.L. r. at U. ' Un. Marino ot IhilbsdK. TOW Ott truisms. 381010. Ins. ' rlppor Assam Taa(Uns Nato Van Dtalasn'a Lad,,, Warraat flaanos(lft.) Wastlndlattraelare.(l. -- 4 i Pr 8 die 17 I. .. 1 di. edi 4 •' W - be fis sd 4e tidu Adis par ?i lidl Of tOi , id li Ot il Si Se tl. $ 21a. is i 731 1 41 6 61 1 15 114 4 15 e ral L.— v ie - lei. Iron zd 14 Idb 66 60 id 19 . 10 . .. lE 11:i. id 10 Idi id il- kpal 1 2 id 10 dli kis - par idle }pm 9 7 ell. II 4_ N 7.* 6 - 6 . 41 46 id 10 72 14 16.2!. i iilt LI 110 '...4 1 44.. i I. poi 107 110 a() •lb =l' 13 11 d..f - 6 I te d 441 VI 30x; GO. • 1 195 70) 70 4j i 4 411 6$ boa II 13' _die - 1 - 1 1; 111 i 1 / le 11 I ab pit I se 4I IS ii is 4 i as la par Ipoi id PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 par at, rodent. at 10 per it pm., I_o2l. North Eastern, West Hartlepool Harbour and Bail - way, 80. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 111, 1. Bailie k Rau Francisco (Lim), gee. 7 per ant, 151. Belgian Easton Junetioa, If. Busses Ayres and Gt. Smith. (Lisa.), pia. 7psr tent., 17. Dutch Rheuish (161. paid), 23. Great Luxembourg, 151. Namur k gut 6 per teat. by the %lg. ger., 191. Sambre sod 110011111, Sea Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 per amt., 161. PROTINOIAL SHAM MAIRKZIA LITIMPOOI. Tl 6. & —Mks loan : —Great laden), 30116* Great Western stack, NM—London and North Western, 1 116—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 60# 1 z d.— Metropolitan, 137 • 4 7 71 o—Midland. 121 e 11 .6--Senk Eaters -16 115-1 s tock 746 6—Grand Trunk of Crowds, 40 11 313 31 3 2 1 11 tt— File. 61 1 1 z d.—Great Laxembourg. Mercantile sod Exchange Bank, 412-10 d. — R oya 15 15 l Bask, 6 SOL, 1 —DMA and Foreign. 2 liin to. —gm°. m scc u s t a ccimpuy. Ip.--West India and ?waft Steam, 11p Mancffineffia, Firs &—A good basanees was done at rather tower pries& Alliance Bank (Limited), 11 p.—Countidated Bank (Limited), 31 9-16 Brien 631—Gross Eastern, 301 11 # I—Great Northern A. 1461 1 #—Grand Trunk ad Canada, 131 i 2—Great Wasietn of Canada, 161— lino's, 7I Ineashire and Yorkshire, Ml—London and Cidedonian Marine Insuring) (United), d.—London and Worn Wentern. 1161 6f 1 # 1 I—Manchester. abellield, sod lincolasidoe, Jet —Motropolitan, 13711 17 6 1 1 6—Thames and Merwy Marino lawmen 'Limited). 611.10 p.-17n1te1 States LW Tears Roads, 101—Ditto (Mr Maus), 66/. BIIIIINGIILL T 33. 3.-9aks wars reported today la Midland Railway, at 121: South Staffordshire Railway, at NI ; Birming ham Canal, at 181 ; and Birmingham Financial, at 11 won. Loudon and North Western Railway closed 116t° 1166: Wat ford-upon-Avec Rainy, 111 sullen: Birmingham Bank, ilk sellers , Birmingham J4at Stook Bank, 441 to 101: and Railway Bolling Mock, 131 to 131 per shim. Unitize, Tn. 2.—Three per Ont. Can" 1111—NeW Thin per feel Ito*, WI 4—Ditto, for aconsat, oth Tebrairy, 651-- Ditto for new account, 26 1161—India 5 per Beni Meek (ran tenable at the Bank of ired), 1021-- Manna Bask (913. NM I—Ditto for secotmt. 70611 National of Liverpool LlAtr u kd ya won R°7 9l MA , (101. Paid). SO—Dublin sad tint (1001 paid), 74—Dublin and Drogheda (1001. paid), 83— Dublin. Wicklow, and Wedord (1001. pad ) , 416—Mbillitad Oren Waders (1001. paid), 611—Dubila. Whitlow, adWindow& 6 pee cent. (1800) reemae MU paid). Gil —LoodrffinGT inakkillen, 6 ed per ce n t. a pnea.perpe . ll (1001. paid), and I