The Express. — London, England, 1867-01-31 00:00:00

, o, n alter the Severn left aril ~, t iged to ilistlile•reef the topsails, and they i.. 1 the whole of one day. It was about nine ,tti-r this. he believed, that the vessel sprung a the bit of a breeze they hail to pump but he was sure that the ship W. 1.1 .ring tit . % gale. lie that the Ent in;torination to on arriving here wa. •...otten wcrk :Le va.unir.t..l, whose elf'. tit.o..tttr, but the Cam" for the • hlely !oh. to THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ‘‘. ::::. '1 .. I was ig...lwth being «I • :WO • ,1: •••••••1;l1t1114 alai youtg James Psi:. nit .lit.tl student. •..• i that on ptevious night That wag .t public •holi, • • ILn catae iip :o Lio. and a... 1,1 :he . :la Straial. lie itplied th.tt he &A not !I was st onae set upon by the three putting both h.•.ntlx on his 1....t.tt. • In sttemptin; to take his watch Iron: his potk,t. and in the stin,gle fe:! agitins: the wall ...I bp. I pork the „pi.rt5....11 0: a }mixt...an 114 :,.e.s..t - I' .1.. v ....vie off. p .u. I 1... v.• 1 - at :to V krill 1., el• ....vet..l tureer ent t:te. ,nn (tl.e ..01t...11 :•.911t1,•) ag...r..t. the I , T %OA* i.e • ...t• 11:1•A •h•terlslillt•l ..... w:, wit'u v.ew to :Le ...rpreLots:or. of ,•thee. ~ ~ ....' 4 •... !..o•-• - C. .1 a ut.,1,7y with aniEf.mt 'car to Is. :it 4reat distress of nand. !.. •he to grant tier an order to compel than tie. of St. Luke's sr.: ish to allow her to set nee Tio- death took place hr the workhouse, • althuriti , s day fur tire burial, and on rd. and herseit going to the workhoise to see the ..i..1 attend the fiito, Al she was told that the in - • 0 had t..ken place tionie days before, and when th. th.tt could not be as theyli.al attend slim the d by the authorities, she was told that the body . interred by mistake. sue thoaglit it very hard ',Ail not been allowed to see the body. and she .. • ito be .atiel.eil if the interment had really token II - could get no satisfactsayanswer froni the audio. • r. I then. fore dei hail thought it advisable to attend • L L .06 for the avist.ance of the inagistrute. •....str ate sail if what the applicant Mid stated was • s‘. tr.mg proceeding, :and one which must be fodings of the re latives. lie would direct • irquiries and report the res , ilt to him. -r. an, of th.• otticials of St. Luke's, afterwards • ~nil said it w.is ~ cite true that the body in •...a load been interred before the day appointed, but • is, Iris accidentally. On the day that the body was • : to the cemetery there were no less than ten , he interred, and the ntulertakert' a.-'.stunts in • r hurry had removed the wrong corpse. ttf course •• '• 4N no intention on the part of the authorities ily t.. hurt the feelings of the relations. Ti •liagistrate remark:a that there seemed to be great i..•• moult:where, and it ought not to be allowed to again : The applicant remarked that when her husband applied • the body some days ' , efore that appoint,' for the ..!. he was told that he c o il( not see it as it was the on; of a pile, and that they would not then take :r tr to remove the coffins to show the body. 1 .c I ~ . ,4,,tr.tte 4(111 he had , loon ;411 he coal' in the mat- Al. I what Mr. 31esser had -aid, itaipesire7ltin4 zie dy had been properly interred, although on the prong they. The applicant said that she was now satisfied of the i c.al, and ted that when she went with the officer the worklmuse she was told that there Wall no occasion her to have gone to a magistrate and make such a fuss israt the matter, for if she had applied for compensation zo doubt she would hare got it. Mr. Messer asked the applicant who it was that told her The applicant replied that ehe believed it was the ma•trr. The magistrate remarked that more care should be taken in the c Lrrying out of such matters for the future, so that :Ee feelings of the relative s should not be wounded. The applicant thanked the learned magistrate for his iitdoort :rut attention, and the parties left the court. )1A111.1101:OUGH-STREET. A ,, AULTING THE lOHTER or A WoRKHOr.E. . 31.1fp an elderly wowau, was charged before Mr. Kno. with refractory conduct in St. Martin's workhouse, arid also with assaulting Wm. Lack, the gate porter. I tick stated that on the previous afternoon the prisoner atm into the infirm ward, and began quarrelling with the ma,. The nurse told the prisoner, who was under the in fo !see of drink, to leave, and the prisoner then struck her. The nurse comuLdned to the master, who sent for the pri soner, and on his speaking to her respecting her conduct she ahead hits in strong term.. The master told him (Dank) to put her out of the room. and the prisoner then set to abusing him, and on his putting his hand on her to remove her she took off her boot and Raid, You --, I will mark yo.. - and then struck him several times with the boot. In answer to Mr. Knox, the porter stated that the prisoner had been in the workhouse eight years, and during that time had several times been convicted, her "traces being drunken and disorderly conduct, making .say with her clothing, and assaulting the gate porter. The prisoner said that she had been ill-used and her ,heubler hurt. Police-constable illsekintoah, 512 A. said that he took re prisoner, who was drunk, into custody, and on the t.q fora the dock to the cell she threw herself down. r.• mule no complaint yesterday of being hurt. :Ir. Knox committed her for 21 days, with hard labour. SOUTHWARK. !IGNEERIE: of LUGGAGE AT RAILWAY STATIGNs. .1 hy Ro!fe, a smart-looking well-dressed young man, seabed as a barman, was placed at the bar before Mr. burehaiu for fund examination, charge.l with stealing a tuft log containing wearing apparel and other articles hoe tho fiat-class waiting-room of the Brighton Railway anginas, london-bridge. Mr. W. Edwin defended the prisoner. It apparel from the evidence of Darid John Lewarne, M, that on the evening of the 14th instant he saw the primmer carrying a heavy carpet-tau up Southwark-street, and as aeon as be saw witness approaching him he rats into apahlic.house close by, and passed the bag to a lad behind the ler. Witness followed him in, and asked him whose bat it was, when he replied that it belonged to a friend, who had asked him to leave it there. He took the prisoner to the station-house, and on opening the bag he found it t. , ..ntsin a suit of clothes, linen, and several harness tools. The prisoner was remanded twice, and cveutaally it was discovered that the bag had been stolen from the first-chow waiting-room of the London-bridge. it..:Su of the Brighton Railway. Mr. t'rederick Maddison, saddler and harness-maker, Li , onl;rove, said that on the afternoon in question he armed at the London-bridge terminus, for the purpose of I've , sling to Brighton. He bad the carpet-bag pro d d with him, and left it in the first-class waiting rc.ai while be went to get his ticket. He was not away tame than two or three minutes, but on his resra he balled the bag. He identified it and the con. files as his property, and strongly recommended the pri iorer to mercy. Inspector t'7.:penter, the superintendent of the railway reilpany' s police, informed hie worship that five days pre y:lo.v a gentleman's leatLer hag was stolen from the s.. .v.dting room. He hail made inquiries, but could ter connect the prisoner with that robber y. Mr. Edwin. for the defence. said the prisoner pleaded st, ,;ing the hag produced, and he assured his w“eitip that it WAS his first offence. tradesmen came forward and gave him an ex character, expressing their surprise that he should . .h,rged with suit an offence. Harebell), taking into consideration his previous S,d character and the prosecutor's recommendation, set rem.. I him to only two months' hard labour. IREACH er premise of MARRIAGE. „tile Vain old man with a number of papers in his p10..,:ne before Mr. , Paget to complain of what he . " 1 • 4 most a‘totin ling. unprecedented, and heartless ''l'°) .'f wickedness, audacity, and unfeeling conduct on 1, • p Let of a woman to whom he hail been paying wort t.... hownrahle addressee. Mr. Pag-t Yo n p a y a dd resses t o a woman ? Y ou wan t a %rm. 11.,niglitet.) •,tie,r. little man, who shook violently, said he adv , :rts.nient in a newspaper that a woman of " 6^ ''. , tY and means wished to meet with a p a rtner w„.1.1 fluke her happy for life. Tired of a state of blessed:lee', he answered the advertisement. had • flterview with the fair one, took her to his lodgings, hnd.' her well acquainted with the economy of his i1' 10 ;d. She professed to be well pleased with "ml with everything. Other interviews took •• I I , •tters passed between them. t Lone letters? ..• a, applicant - Yes, sir. We agreed to get married,and "I 1 t her a wedding dress, which cost me eight guineas money of Great Britain, a sew bonnet, and • :41 '. Paget, -A mangle? Who was to turn it? . yik••.lat--•She was to turn the mangle. Well, sir, fe.s ready for the marriage, banns put up in Parish church, wedding cake prepared, and my new ,••:••• p,:reowd ; all was going on smoothly, and at the nt she r e f use d t o h ave me aw l sa id s h e never in •'.. c.. 1 .1 fact she did not love me well enough to marry esd sh e h a s got my Pei:Meet,' I'o4et said he could not make the woman love the • nor roomy him. Ile looked over the love letters which were written very badly and in very torn , . The reading of them by the magistrate cre.‘t mirth. Mr. Paget returned them to the •-1 husband of the woman who had jilted him, and THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1867. said he could nothing for him at all, but if he was so ad• viwcd he could bring an action against the faithlesb fair one fur !watch of promise of marriage. . The little - old man packed p his papers, gave a long drawn sijh, ...nd left the court a mpechnen of blighted love. LONDON BETTINI:.-(THIS DAY.) 11.ttr-rAst Two o'CLoCn. LI NLY )1..N HANDICAP. 100 to 7 apt Christmas Carol (t) 100 to 7 :Mount P.datiue (off., t 100 to G) 1(I0 to G The Beadle (t) HE , TER ('CP. LI) to 1 on The Field (otf ) WOO eget Bracken (off ) louo to JO Lecturer (t and off ) 1000 to Newland (t and off ) 'OO4l to .10 Comers (off ) 40 to I The Duke (t) Pa oto t 0 - John Weis (off) TWO THOUSAND I:I . INEAS. 4 to I art Phatlit (off., tsto I) 7 to I Hermit (off 4to 1 Julius (t mid off) • N to I— Mai ksman (ott., t 1000 to io) lOW to IV Knight of the t:arter (olf., t 20 to 1) DERBY. 8 to 1 agstfl;;itaze (t and off ) Iwo to ,Inrkstnan (t) 1000 to :O) V:•.111 on (off) DEATH OF MR. BARRY, .V.P. (FY ELLC7IIIC mrcRAVH.) (rBON OUR OWN ( ORRriPONIJENT.) DUBLIN, JAN. :;1. The('„' Emo,iner announces the death of Mr. G. I:. atrry, M.P. m eouwy Cork. BoILER E.VPI.fisION NEAR EXETER. cxETE!:, wcpyr. , n‘y, 1.1") A friglitfol boiler explosion occurred at Stoke Canon, about four miles from this city, this afternoon. At the Paper Mills of Messrs. Dewdney two boilers were at work, and about 2 o'clock, when all the employes were at dinmr, the fat end of one of them was blown off, the boiler itself being shifted backwards a distance of 40 feet. Unfortunately two of the hareli were directly in front of the fire-place at the time, and were inatantameously killed. Their names are Sarah Thomas and Jane Haydon, both under Another young 0111111 was knocked down by a brick, and ono of tl.e non was severely injured about the bead. One of the proprietors, Mr. T. Demlney, had a very narrow esci:pe. Had the aceider.t happened half an hour later many more lives would have been lost. The inquest on the balks will he held to-morrow. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 111I'f.•LAT, .lANCARY 31, 8 ILL IL I W. 1 ItVc!..----,—, i Zilresne. , . I to W. Sem, I ! X , R I 12' It. , D. 9. . -- _ NeJrn . .... . 711.5 . 36 S.W. ' I :1 ' S.W. II , Aberdeen .. 2... ix :.7 W. I .: • W. ' !! 1 2 Les ....th .. . 2..1.78 41 W.S W. 1' 2 SW. TA 'O.Ol 1 Ardroman... 20.04 42, W. 4! 7 W. 7: W.. re 10.31 3 Greencastle- ,29.eS - .41 11. I 4 ! W. 1 12, .0.16 1 Valentla..... 30.1.1 41 N. W. 4 8 ! N.W. ,tc .0.12! 4 Capo Clear... 30..7 13: W,.+. W, 14 0 i N. W. mb 0.12, 4 Uverpool.... 29.1- 42' W. N. W. , 2 6 ! W. Ire !0.22' 2 I LIMP. bead ... 24.91 43; W. 6. 6 ' s.s.W. loc 1007! 5 Penianoe.... 30.23 44; Z. 0I 8 , S.W. re. 0.42 3 Brest ....- 30.: 4:: N. W. 5, 6 ' S.W. sic ,0.35 7 Lomat 30.24 451 W. 3 8 • S.W. Iro 10.201 6 Rochefort 30.36 40. W. I 3 4 : W. to 10.0 c, 4 Plymouth 3O 22 44 N. N. W. I 2 ; 8 S.W. ITS :0.161 3 Weymouth :1e.22 42 W. 4 618 V W. oC 0.30 l 3 Portsmouth 3v74 41 .1 W.N W.. 3I 9 ' W.W. re o.to 3 Louden _ 3007. as , W. 4. ii SW. orb '0.49 - Yarmouth. 29.9'2 43, NW, 3 7' N.W. 'ro , 0.03 3 Soachorougi: 30.84 40 W. '315 SW. cb lalst Stdelds - -' - 'sure SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) On O'CLOCK. The railway market is heavy, and a fresh re duction has taken place in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Great Northern A stocks exhibit prominent depression, and have fallen 1 to 1 per cent. London and North Western and Midland have also declined ; Metro politan, ; and Great Western and Great Eastern, I. London, Chatham, and Dover, however, has improved 1 : Metropolitan stock is now quoted 128 to b ; Great Western, 532 to ; London and North Western, 122:: to ; Midland, 1221 to 123 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire_, 128 1 to 129/ ; Caledonian, 118/ to 1194 ; South Eastern, 73/ to ' • Great Eastern, 334 to ; Great Northern, 120 to 121; ditto A, 1 . 291 to 1304,- London, Chatham, and Dover, 181 to 191 ; and North Brit ish, 38 to 4. East Indian Railway stock is firm, at 1064 to 107 ; and Linbardo-Venetian and Grand Trunk of Canada are steady, at 15% to / and 21 to 1 re spectively, ski pd . I R wmAn I MOIR( pnoss I Wes to-day )esterday. in ORDINARY SHA.PI9 AND STOCKS. _ . lU. 100 Detinol and Exeter B7 89 - St. 100 1119 121 - St 100 Camteian .. - 40 ... I all 'Curt and Band O n. - .7- - - , al ,Cornwall . ._. _ . - St. • 100 . Dublin and Beltast.rtutc 136 48 - St 100 Dundee, V erth,ff AbdJu 50 72 - I 100 1 all l East London Snip Coat -- - - , 100 10 I Do - - - St :100 'playoff tad 4. Western, 116 114 - 8t ; 100 ()teat Eastern ore. St 1 34 3 1 1 31 3 1 i 2 I st. , 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 0 - 8t 1100 ,Great North of Scotland -, •-•- St, , 100 'areal Northern It. 1100 MA I A rec. nu div.tll3- 13°1 1311 1.3 301 84. 1100 Doll 1 Ulu p. c. is paidlt - - - •-• 31. I 100 , Do. Ord. Def. Div. Stock - lO6l St. I 100 .Gt. South A West (Ire.) 01 E.' - St. 190 Great, Western 631 641 64 St. 100 Do.StourVal.Coa.ink - - - St ' 100 Do. South Wales . - - - - St 1100 Do. W. 1141.-lndord 32 36 - St , 100 lax Do. Newport 33 303 - 8t : 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 1301 130: 13,1 i 1 I 01. ( 100 Lon. ,Erlahtn, tic 4. Coast 88 ..a - et 100 Loadon,Chattuunonoti 181 19 - St 'lOO Do, Met Erten. A6p.c. 10 20 - St. 1100 London re North Waste. 123 1211 1231 2/ 31 n 3 St. ' 100 Loodun&ionth%Vestern SS 00 09 8 84. IWI 11 an. Shel.,,k Lad tuculnlb 63 54 521 1_ a St. 1100 Metropolitan l2B 129 I'.'Al l 10 I all Do. New 2l 2i pm. to . all ' Du. Extension __ lor 11 10 2 i 100 1 all Metropolitan District - - - 20 1 7 ' Do. du. do. _ - - - 10 I all Do.ff 84 John's-Wood - - - St. .100 Midland I 123 IMI 1221 3) 2/ 0 all Do. 10 Shares 1 11/ 12 - it. 10 0 Do. Birm. it 14:14 192 04 - 8t lOO North lititlsh I 37 39 •-• lit ' 100' Do. &lin ,Perth,Dand ; 14 :8 - St. .100 N. Eastern-Berwick , 1104 10d - S l6) Do. U. N. E. Yore ; - - - St 104 . Do. Leeds 3t. 100 Do. York ' too 102 - St • 100 • Do. Carlisle I - - - 'OS r all Do. Sto,:k.itDarling.: PS 36 - If 20 ' Do. do., 1960-61 - St. 'lOO North London - 10 10 Do. do., 1864-5 - 10 5 Do. do., 1800 , 1 :Y, 811. 100 Northlitsffordshira 74 76 - St 100 N. IS. Western June 115 120 - 8t 1100 Scottish Central - St , 100 Shropshire Union - - - St. ' 100 Swath Devon ' 44 40 - St. I 100 South Eastern 10 I all Stalnes.Woldnithans,erc i 10 I - 10 St. 100 Taff Va C le - 4 Do. I 3 90. .100 Waterlord ik Kllketini, - - - 100 Waterford & Kilkenny IWatarloo & Whitehall' db. I Pd. I RAILWAVL fio - — l ll ac 100 20 12 24 :4 aU 16 all 100 1W 00,000, 7 10,000 AOOO 11 100,000 40,000' 110,000. •0,000, 12,600, 1;500; 10,000 10,0001 00,0001 !0,0001 Alliance Limited Anglo Austrian Anglo Egyptian !Litn.) 1 Anglo ,Lunitedy Australasia Simko( BritiabCoilunbia; ;12pin 7 Bank of Egypt Bank of Otaga (Lintitadli Bankof Vietoria,Anstral. Bank of New Zealand British &Californlan(L)l Initials N. America .—. C. Ilk. India. Ans._ , Calm. Marl Nor. at Lea, te I OW Colonial Copooildated Beak (L ) 20,006 60,000 110,u00 10,000 , SO. 000 ...-,' DT -, Delhi and London (L ) I East LOll4Oll (Limited) l Eastern Exchange; Lim ) lEngllsh and American . Hag. liankft.delaneiroLl Eng.Beot.dt A ual. English anddwschsh (L. Chartd Imperial Bank (Limited; Impenal Ottoman lonian Do. Now Land Mart. Bk. Indiat ) D0.6n.D5b..1661.30yrs Lon.Bk.olltenicoofm.(l.; ' London and Brazilian Do. sleir London& ltiverristo‘L ) Do. Now, b► at limn Do. do. do Lon. Ch. Bank of Mudd London and Comity— London Joint Mo& London & South African Lon. a% Western 'Lim.' London it Voncruala k L I London & Westminster. Merchant Bank . Do. New Marcantile&BmbaniLl Metropolitan if lathed. Midland bank (Lbs.) National of Asairalatia National of Liverpool IL Pm °! " T — r.l Nstioaal Sank New South Wales North Western Omitted Beak Cocoon Provinhankhoseorp4l4l Provine. . bell !loath Australia Stand. of IL S. Aplca Vision of Australia ali Union of Ireland (Llm ) Vales al Landon FORZION UMLIUATII RAILWAY& I Ci 04141 8 6m. 8 7m. 09 01 7 die 9 7 the 66 87 13 15 6 4 33 316 6 /I 37 7 311 9 poi 66 } 47 18 19 33 84 14 II 39 41 Z /Pm 110 m 21 1131• I 3 1 est 5 3 del 18 HI 13 11 dl. 4 SI pm' 11 1 es 12 24 3 2de 11 Ofes ID SI $4 15 13 et $4 2 es' 7 pm 1 3 pm 1 tpe '"3l SO dB 44 45 13 15 3 2 42i 12 9 Ms 97 99 19 10 11 9 41i 9 7dL 9 10 '1 10161 1 2 pml par peal ST SO 43 46 1 2 46 IS 6 6 43 46 27 29 Ii 10 As 7 4Ms 47 • 9 7 41 46 lONS. 1120 I'll Do 4 tall I o.l.ussobourgSp.cent. $f SI 1 100 all , Havana and Me on , 87 SD 100 all [Lausanne end Fribourg 141 100 100 all „Matanzaa and 100 all . Do. &rood Issue.. . 87 00 20 all North of France 3 p et. in 121 20 all I Do :LiteCliarl. Slp,et. 100 all 'Ottmnan (Smyrna, Sic.) 40 all PariaLyons,6;Mn Sp.ct 10 all Do. New 3pag 100 All e & 8. F. ( Peru.).. 6 'all yal Swedish SP. at.. 100 'al La Grando7 p. et. 20 I'll g. na dLom.tren.3o.o 100 all South East.of Port.7p.c. 10 fall Southernof Franos3p.c. 20 South Italian, 3 per et 20 All 11.4314. W. of Frs.3p. c. uoiii 12 121 03 96 li 86 882 111 91 14 lie • • is isi 33} 4 14 xd VI 07i I 7 951 xd 4o; 813.1 E towel St. E. and Want India . SOS 1.13 ISB 0,0711,11, St 'Loudon &St Lathartn.'loo SS OS 611 1,06110 .5 0i100 Do. Deb. St. p. Gana SO, Bt. Southampton 100 •- 1017,011 8a Surruy Commercial COLONIAL OW Pd. I O. prima I Bair. 9 0,000 MIN* Coint.4lp.ot..l -- 1111 104000 Do. Can. 00v.6 p. e., 1877.66. Do. Iperat,Fab.Aus. Do. Ilpercillar. & 6814:808 Do. 6 perctJan.a 666,808 Do. Spinet. kw 1160,000 Caacdll llopeSper .1878 d 0.18904900 Do. do. 188090 Do. do. 1690-91 Do.6p.c-ip.6.0ct.1960 Orkos,Nov. 166 8,6 p. ea 1878. do.. Do. lB7B d 0... llsurlthw 6 per ct.,1873 Do. 1878 Do. 1882 Do. 1896 Natal. Gov. Spar cant.. New Bram Gov.6parct. New South Wale* Gov.. p. etet..lB7l to 1876 Do. 6 p. c.lBBB to 1898 D0.6p.e.r,1867 to 1876 New Zealand 6 pee cast Do. bper cent. Do. 6 per cent. 1891 Do. d 0.1491 June& Dee Nova Scotia 6p. e.. 1876 !Queensland Our. 6p. ct. B.Aust.Oov. 6 p. c.,67-77 DO. 1878 and verde Vic.Qov.6p. c. Jan. July Do. 6p. ct. April& Oc 111 8 ; 1 70 0 1 1110,0% 110,000 1.000,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 18866,00 0 ,60 01 1 1,156,8001 3,en,500l 50,000 i 150,000 , 1,0(0,6001 500,000 i 100,000 keoe,sooj 71,800! b 50,019 01 7.000,000 10025:2000 2 1 20,000, 20 15.000. 10 15,006 2 20.000' 6 10,000 20 I% 96 1 100 102 100 IN 82 84 83 86 102 IN 104 IN 108 111 101 IN 90 92 101 108 IN 108 104 100 102 104 100 106 1N 166 106 107 97 100 96 97 90 113 65 Se 94 96 100 102 . 101 10' 100 101 N N 91 93 wil ... 103 gi Ti - 98 108 180 100 146; 107 lOB peon. Idea 9 1 4 1 i 12 13 IP 17 I 9 8 as 4 Sipa; 24 24 21 22 15 12 dls 12} 12} b 4 141 9 17 } 18 Ilf 11 1 3 b 36 S 7 9 10 . In C 7 7! it, 111 15 11 dla 24 24 • 3 b 71 9 292 i I I'd. I Cl. prior. I Saleh. 100,000 1 ' l l 25,000 1 26,000 2 1! 30,001 2 . 1 20,000 20 I 68,000 1 15,94 3 ;I 7,krz - c 6 50, 4 ': 30, 6 10,00'F 20 ' 100,00(i 12,000 SO 120,000 1 11,000. 20 45.174 30 30.000 2 60,000 1 10,000 10 6, 10 20,000 6 00,000 1 75,000 1 25.000 !Alamthos !Amite I) .. Anglo-ftraz.Ookl(t.lia.) l Amin'llan _ idi. lip. = Cape Copper {Limited) Capula Silver 'Limited) 'Caplan° 'limited) 'Don Ped ro,i N. Del Rey' 'East Del Rey llimited' "Fortuna 'Limited) Prontino&BollytaGoldl General ) Kapunda (Limited) ;Linares (Limited) ILusitaniun (Limited) Panulcillo Copper (1 ) Pestareila Hold :Limn.) PonixiiiamlSllver Lem! Port Phillip Royal Cobre Copper Scottish Audral. ( Lim ' iit. John del Rey (Um United Mexican ;Um ' Val Antigoria Gold VallanaluicaGolil(Um ; Vancouver Coal (Um ) Val gallium 'United' Wathoe Gold Limited •Worthing • limited; Yorke Peulusula ;Um Indanamutana ;Urn.' Iti2rtim. , Is pm 2 2 iPM ' 2 1 I di. l 1 as 20 M I dis 1 d a +,... . pm I Par 7 8 ' I Prn 111 5356 IL II r ISt 4 S the 11l 1( 16 16 21 21 63 68 19 21 1 46 6 4 2 49 46, Ms! 19 1Z lf fpml lths Ipea Q 1 4 10 2r " 90 94 GU;4 1f,1191 72 2 1 Mel ldls par, las par, 1031 Wl4 1 1 dis,l dls; 8 6 Oil 174 18f 12 11 dui S 6 ail idli par Par iv , 4 die I 10 __l - MI dis MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Oxs o'Ozooz. The anticipated introduction of fresh foreign loans and withdrawals of gold from the Bank for abroad tend to check any tendency towards firm ness in the stock and share markets. As the funds now yield a larger rate of interest than that afforded by the joint stock banks, some moderate investments are daily effected, but they prove in sufficient to counterbalance the speculative sales. Consols are quoted about the same as yesterday, but British railway stocks are very fiat, and have experienced a fresh fall. Other securities show no variation of importance, the amount of business being mall. The dealers are engaged in the come pletion of the fortnightly settlement. The directors of the Bank of England have made no alteration to-day in the rate of discount, owing chiefly, it is understood, to the withdrawals of gold from thatestablishmentforexportation. The demand for money is still very moderate, and the quotation for the best paper is 4 to 1 per cent. below the official miti:notm. Loans for short periods on English government securities are offered in the Stock Exchange at 1 to 2 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90i to A for money, and 90t for the account (February 7). In the foreign stock market Turkish of 1863, Russian scrip, and Mexican have improved ti to / per cent., but the other speculative descrip tions are unchanged. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 53i to 541, ex div. ; ditto of 1865, 29* to ; Greek, 14:, to g ; Spanish Passive, 22 to ; ditto Certificates, 14g to ;,k ; Italian of 1861, 54} to ; Mexican, 17,i to 1 ; Russian Scrip, I/ to prem. ; and Chilian Scrip, .; to prem. American securities show no movement of impor tance. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 724 to 73,, being firm ; Erie Railway shares, 39 to ; and Illinois Central, 801 to 81. _ - International Financial shares are quoted 2i to j dia. ; London Financial, 18 to 17 dis. ; General Credit, to 2 dis. ; Credit Fonder, 5g to die. ; National Discount, 9to h prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, 16 to j With a view, no doubt, to the rebuilding of the tropical department, lately destroyed by fire, the Crystal Palace Company propose, under the autho rity of parliament, to raise 100,000/ of additional capital by the issue of shares or stock bearing a preferential dividend. The meeting of the Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited) will be held on the 4th of February. The net profits for the year have reached 50,2441., and a dividend of 20 per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, has already been paid up to June last. It is proposed to make a distribution of similar amount for the six months ending the 31st ult., making 20 per cent. fur the year ; to add 1001. to the bank premises redemption fund ; and 9,3751. to the re served surplus fund. The latter 'fund amounted to 32,175!. on the 31st December last, and the directors propose returning on this occasion, in addition to the above-mentioned dividend, IL per share, in respect of the premium paid upon shares. The seventh ordinary general meeting of the Brighton Hotel Company will be held on the 12th of February, " to receive the directors' report and balance-sheet, and to declare a dividend." The half-yearly meeting of the Harwich Har bour Estate and Lan is Improvement Company is convened for the 15th of February, "to receive a report from the directors, and for the ordinary business of the company." HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. COHIOIB are quiet, at 00! to ;":, both for money and the account. About 51,000/. in goll has been withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway dividend is announced at the rate of Ifs per cent. per annum for the half year, and the stock has declined I per cent. At Paris this morning the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 05c., being unchanged. . . Owing to the inability of merchants to obtain short bills on Paris about 40,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for tratwinis lion thither, although there is now no absolute profit on such transactions. The total taken out since the date of the last return is 138,0001. The Washington has arrived at St. Nazaire from Vera Cruz, but has brought only 21,6001. in specie. Subjoined is a list of the Australian gold ships known to be now on the way to England, viz : The Chariot of Fame, with 42,000/. ; the Giant's Causeway, with 53,505;!. ; the Star of Peace, with 69,500/. ; the Sarah Grice, with 12,000/. ' • and the Ballarat, with 10,0001. The total is 187,0001., of which the greater portion is about due. The tenders for 50,0001. Province of Wellington, New Zealand, 8 per cent. debentures, at the Union Bank of Australia yesterday, amounted to 182,500/., of which those at and above the minimum of 1061. were accepted, and the balance was taken up in the room at that price. The dividend on Metropolitan Railway stock for the half-year is announced at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, against the same rate for the corresponding period of 1865. The amount brought forward from the previous account was 11,814/., and the sum carried to the next account is 7,99 W. The announcement was followed by some specu lative sales, and the stock experienced a fall of per cent. In response to the demand on the part of the public for increased facilities for visiting Paris during the ensuing summer, we are informed that a project is far advanced, to be called the English and French Steam Transit Company (Limited), for establishing a new and expeditious route by rail and steam from the lower division of the Thames. The company's capital is of very moderate amount. Special attention is to be directed to the convey ance of light freight, and the boats are to be of a tirst-elass character. Manv thousands of persons who never crossed over to France before will visit it this year, and there is every prospect that the old lines f travel, especially as regards the sea voyage, will be overtaxed. The arrangements have now been made for ap pointing a committee to make an investigation into the affairs of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company, at the instance of the leading interests, and will be communicated in a circular to the bondholders, to be issued, it is understood, at once. In the meantime it is intimated that communications on the subject may be addressed either to Messrs. Baxter, Rose, Norton, and Co., of Westminster, or to Messrs. Paine and Layton, of Gresham-house. The following is the report of the directors of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited), to be submitted at the second ordinary general meeting on the 7th February. It will be seen that after payment of a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, a considerable balance of profit remains to be carried forward : --- • In issuing their second report the directors of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited) have to congratulate the shareholders on the successful result of another year's business. The profit and loss account shows that, after deducting all current expenses, depreciation on leaseholds, plant, nc., a proportion of legal and other expenses inci dent to the formation of the company, and the interim dividend paid in August last, at the rate of Gt. per cent. per annum on the preference, and AL per cent. per annum on the ordinary shares, there remains a balance of 11,189/. fie. 11d., which the directors advise should be appropriated • as under, viz.:-1. To pay dividend (free of uicome tax) for the halt-year on the t; per cent. preference shares, 2.8471. Is. 2. To pay a dividend (free of income tax) on the ordinary share capital fur the past half-year, at the rate of $l. per cent. per annum, ; total, 8,152/. lie. Al. This will lease 3,used. 1 4,. Id. to be car ried to the credit of the new profit and for account. In accordance with article of sasociation No. 83 Henri Trotter, Esq., and G. F. Whittinptsll, Esq., will retire from the board, but ng eligible, will offer themselves for re.electiou. In • with article of smociatisn No. 117, Edward Hart, Esq., one of the auditors, will re tire, but will offer himself for re-elm:diem. The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company is called for the 15th February, and that of the North London Railway Company for the 73rd February. A petition for the winding up of the United Merthyr Collieries Company (Limited is to be heard before Vi ce -Chancellor Wood on the 9th February. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. E. F. fietterthwaite and Co. report as under : The London market fur American sea vities has, since our last, been almost entirely ruled by telegraphic prices from New York ; gold being reported at about 3 per cent. lower premium, with only a slight decline in the quotation for 5-20's ; their price has been well maintai ne d through the week, and they close at an advance of quite per cent., viz., 73 to Illinois shares have remained steady at 801 to I ; the latest price shows little alteration sing* our last. In Erie there have been considerable fluctna tions ; from 43, they declined yesterday to 38 " sellers," but on some buying today have rallied to 391 to j, closing 4 dole. below the quotation. of this day week. A con siderable depreciation has takeniplace in the bonds and de bentures of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad; the decline has been materially assisted by the failure to pay the whole of the Consolidated Bond Coupons due on the 15th instant. In order that a searching investigation may be made of the company's affairs, both here and in ri Ameca, an arrangement has been completed for forming a committee, who -hall act in the interest of the holders of the various classes of securities, through which com mittee it is hoped a united and harmonicas' action may be taken. The bondholders, as far as known, will be ad dressed by circular. WEDNESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90i, for the 7th February, opened this morning at the same w hree quotation, :aid dosed at 9 0 to 4. For money the last price was likewise to M. The official business report is as follows: per Cent. Con sols, for money, 90,;, 1, i ; ditto, for account, 94, A ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90k , 90, 891 ; New Tree per Cents., 911!, 89:, 90 k ; Annuities, 1885, 13 ; Rank Stock, 250 ; India Stock, 216, 15 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 1071, 7, ,1 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at 10s. to 14s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, with little business. Russian Bonds of 1859 were offered, and fell I per cent. Turkish of 1865 also declined 1, and Spanish Passive and Mexican, 1. There was aslight demand, however, for Italian of 1861, which rose :I- The scrip of the new Chilian Loan will be de liverable, in exchange for the bankers receipts, on and after Monday next, the 4th February, at the offices of Messrs. J. S. Morgan, and Co. The scrip was last quoted to-day i; to prem., being nearly the same as yesterday. International Financial shares were offered, and experienced a relapse of 2s. 6d. Credit Foncier also declined to the same extent ; while General Credit and London Financial showed no change. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2sl to 21 dia. ; General Credit, 2„ to 2 dia. ; London Financial,lBi to 17} dia. ; and Credit Foncier of England, 55 to 51 Iludsou's Bay shares closed at 16 to 4, being 2s. 6d. better ; National Discount, at 9,', to it prom. ; and General Ottoman, at par to 1 prem. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was a demand for Peel River Land and Mineral, which improved 2/. Millwall Freehold were also 10a. better, while Peninsular and Oriental Steam de clined If. ; London District Telegraph, ss. ; and Fore-street Warehouse, 2s. 6d. Canadian Six per Cent. bonds improved 1 per cent., while Natal fell lA. Other colonial govern ment securitieswere quiet. As regards American securities Erie and Illinois Central Railway shares met with inquiry, and ex perienced a recovery of 1 to 1 per cent., but Atlantic and Great Western Debentures an Con solidated Mortgage Bonds closed at a fresh fall of 1 per cent. The ,-20 Bonds were likewise M lower. Prices closed as follow* - 3-20 Honda, 73 to ; Erie Railway shares, 39 to ; Illinois Central, 60' 4 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentiires, :;9to 41 ; ditto Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 261 to 29:, ex coupon. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Oxs o'Cr.ocx. The mining market is quiet to-day, and prima generally are quoted the same as yesterday. The settlement will be completed this afternoon. West Chiverton shares urn quoted 64 to 66 ; Tincroft, 13 to 14 ; East Lovell, to 11 ; North Crony, fig to ; Prosper United, 31. to ; Prince of Wales, 345. to Ws. ; Great IReta ll ick, 2 to „ ; Drakewalls, 255. to 275. ; Great Vor, 174 to j ; East Grenville, 2 to I ; and Wheal Chiverton, 8 to RENI?tRKA. IM our southern roasts yehtentay the winds were strong and : this morning they are cliicfly from between W. and Yi.%V., i. light on our northeni ctewts aml moderate on our ether m uniti Barometers hate noon considerably, but are still much loser In the north than in the smith of the British 191 , F Tent. per...tures have declined. iodn has iieeti very :miters'. except on our itrth.tast coto.t,, and at I,tritimith a large amount has It is understood that a plan has been submitted by the directors of the Royal Mail Steampacket Company to the government, and approved, by which, during the present epidemic at St. Thomas, the West India mail ser vice will be carried on without calling at that island. According to accounts from Panama, an under taking has recently been organised in New York, called the Pacific Pearl Company. The company intend to operate at the Pearl Islands, about :KO miles from Panama. A submarine boat has arrived capable of carrying 10 or 12 men at one time, who can work under the water for many hours, and so constructed that it can be lowered or hoisted at a moment's notice, and so arranged that when lowered they can open the boat at the bottom, by means ' of two trap-doors, allowing a space of 10 feet square in each for working purposes. The company expect to com mence operations in about a month. THE FORTHCOMING OPENING OF PARLIAMENT BT HER Ms.trarv.—The royal procession on Tuesday next, on the occasion of her Majesty's opening parliament in person, will be the same as usual, with the only excep tion that a dress carriage, drawn by the cream-coloured horses, will be used matead of the old state menage. Her Majesty will leave Buckingham-palace about half-past 1, and will enter the Houses of Parliament by the peer's entrance in Old Palace-yard, as on the last occasion, thus avoiding the fatigue of entering by the royal staircase, by the side of the Victoria Tower, and the subsequent pro cession through the Royal Gallery. On arriving at the peers' entrance, her Majesty will be received by the Lord Chancellor and the high officers of state in their robes, and will proceed to the robing room. Shortly afterwards her Majesty will enter the house, and take her seat upon the throne, when the royal speech will be delivered, but whe ther her Majesty will deliver it herself or hand it to the Lord Chancellor to read as on the last weenie°, has not been ascertained. The interior leading to the house will be lined by the usual guard of honour, and the Queen's trum peters will also be there. UNCOVERING THE LIONS IN TRAFAI.GAR-BQUARE. —(Tnis DAY.)—This afternoon the four lions in Tref algar square were '• uncovered" in the presence of a biro num ber of spectators, bat without any formal ceremony. Lord John Manners, M.P., the First Commissioner of Works, ar rived at the spot at half-past 1 o'clock, and was received by Baron Marochetti and other gentlemen. Ho took up his position at the south-west corner of the square, by the Napier statue, and the word having been given the coverings were stripped off the lions, and the gigantic animals were exposed to public view. Lord John Manners and his friends walked round the square, inspected each lion, and expressed them selves satisfied with the work. The ceremony was then at an end. Sir John Thwaites, the chairman of the Board of Works, was present a few minutes before the uncover ing, but took Jr part in the proceedings,. Usroen UNtrcssirr.-LThe following members of the aristocracy are now in residence at Oxford for the purpose of keeping Hilary, or Lent Terra —AI: Christ Church—The Marquis of Bute, the Earl of Ilehester. Lord Warkworth, Lord Dolmen', Sir C. W. Wolseley, Bart., the Hon. A. F. A. Hanbary Tracy, the Hon. Maurice .1. O. Ponsonby, the Hon. Josoelyne D. H. Amherst, and the Hon. 11. Augustus Stanhope. At Balliol—The Mar quis of Lansdowne, the Earl ofJersey, and Lord Fr.mcie Hervey. At Exeter—Sir George Francis Bonham, Dart. At Merton—The Hon. Alberto Edward Bertie. The nomination for the borough of Armagh took place yesterday. Mr. Vance was elected without oppo sition. He proclaims himself " strongly attached to the protestant constitution of the country. Mr. Serjeant Kinglake and Mr. Wykeham Martin, the members for the city of Rochester, will ad dress their constituents at the Corn Exchange, Rochester, next Monde_y evening. The O'Donoghue, M.P., will address a meeting in the Free-trade Eel, Manchester, to-morrow (Friday) evening, under the presidency of Mr. John Bright, M.P., on " the importance of union between English and Irish reformers." LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY COM PANV.—As a meeting of the directors. yesterday, it was decided to recommend to the proprietors, at their next meeting, to declare a dividend for the half-year out of the net revenue at the rate of 64 per cent. per annum, less in come tax. . . ANICEE SMARTNESS.—It has been remarked that if a Yankee were shipwrecked overnight on an unknown island, be would be going roucd the first thing in the morning trying to sell maps to the inhabitants. " Put him." says Lowell, "on Juan Fernandez, and he would make a spelling-book first and a salt-pan after wards." A long, hard warfare with necessity has made him one of the handiest, shiftiest, thriftiest of mortals. In trading, he is the very incarnation of the keenest shrewdness. He will be sure to do business under the most adverse circumstances, and secure a profit also. This propensity is portrayed in the story of Sam Jones—that worthy, we are told, called at the store of a Mr. Brown, with an egg in his hand, and wanted to " dicker" it for a darning-needle. This done, be asks Mr. Brown if he isn't " going to treat r " What, on that trade "Certainly ,• a trade is a trade big or little." " Well, what will you have " A glass of wine," said Jones. The wine was poured out, and Jones remarked that he preferred his wine with an egg in it. The storekeeper handed to him the identical egg which he bad just changed for the darning needle. On breaking it Jones discovered that the egg bad two yolks. Says he, " Look here—you must give me another durn ing needle :"—Quarft rly Review, new number. BRITISEI POSSESSION& Atlantic &St. Llwrenoe Boot Bar. &C. In. Op % 130. l Shares Buffalo At Lake Hama Do. Preference ,B4ll2.,Brant.,&Goderlch 6 per eent.lo7•l-3-4 Cal. %S. Eastern sp. e.g. Cape T. & Dock 6p. c. g. Demerara,7p.e rel. I East Bengal go. 6 do Do. do. 1. lo ' East Indian Ko. 5 Grand Trunk of Canadat Do. Equip. 61.11.6 p. et. Do. Ist pent Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. 2nd { , ref. Bends. Do. do. deterred Do. 3rd pref. Stock I Do. do. deterred _ _ ..... Do. 4th prof. M0.:5..1 Do. do. Ileferred, in Indian Peninsula, Do. gua. 6 per cent.. Do. New d 0..... it S. of India. g. 4p. et. Do. 41 pea oeot ....I Gt. Western of Can;rl; l Do. New Do bdi .L.ltds.pay.lB73: D 0.6. do. do. 1077-ord eh(Lirolted) l Madras po. p. COIL Do. do. 41 do Do. Fifth Extension! Melt and llobeon'sßay Do. 6 p. et., pay. 1800: Do. 6 p. et., 66).1E06 N.R.of Gen.6p c.lstp.ll &lode, glut 6 per cent. Do. Delhi do. Ik,. do. do Do. Punjanb do. . Do. Indus Bt blot. do 67 69 100 101 4t til ai pm, 6 1 Gi 71 74 141 14 es es ii Ice - 1 41 WS -pm 1 pm 1 pm 100 101 et ea 100 101 83 SS 61 811 98 100 SC 98 97 99 JOINT OTOCI BANK. h. I Discs. I P 3 10. i Coma. prices. I bales. 66 1 1021 I 102 , .- 107 imy 4 41; • so I G;1 ,WS It , ffli i FOREIGN RAILI PrL xIILMITe. 19 all 'Antwerp le Rotterdam 20 all Frit tL 6 , all !Belgian E. Junction . , all Ayres,o.9.,g. Tp ct.(L 20 ) 60 181 Ventral ArgenUne 100 all jCopiapo 10 all I Do. Extension 100 66 I Dunaborg Ac Wttpk (L.) 20 • 16 Dutch Rhenlsh 20 all Do. 20 1 all Lutcrn of France 40 18 .ftropean Central (L) 20 all ;Great Luxembourg 20 all 'lmperial Mexican (L) 20 all Lemberg-Czernowits(6 20 i all Nare.ALiege liy lb. 20 all DO.O p.c. hi. f Belg. goy 16 all !Northern of Prance 10 I all N. Rail. B. Ayres it 7.2. c 10 • all I Do. Deferred 10 , all Norwegian Trunk Prof 20 all Ottoman ;Smyrna Ablin 20 all ' Paris,Lyons,aninfediL 20 all Paris and Orleans . 100 all Recife A Francis. (L: 20 10 Royal Sardinian 6 all Ecyal Swedish . 4 all r Do. 7 per cent. tO all Sambre and Meuse 10 I all I Do. Le percent Pref 20 ! all San Paulo 1; g 7 per et 20 all S.Aust.k tom. Venetian 20 ! 16 South E.tit. of Portugal 20 t all Southern of France.- 20 I all Turin and Savona 8/' all West Flanders 10 , all Do. per cent Prat 10 au Wert of Pranx No. I Sb. I M I$L. FOGEION 31114.123. ht ISCKLLAN lOUS. Ousirume. iPdi Anglo-AsnericanTel. L• Anglo-Mexican Mint • Atlantic Telegraph • Do. 8 per cent. 'Australian Agricul 'Australian M. L &Fn.( L '=anth Tea EstatiaL Waterer...ha L Do. New Boickow Vaughan (1 ) Bombay Gas (Limited,. Do New [British - American Land! B. & I. Stag. TeL (L.) British Shipowners ... Canada Company .... CanadlanLoantt Sur ;Ceylon Company Ditto A shares •ChinaSt.Shipat L. Coal L ,City Discount, Limited., Cityof London it. Pro. L 'City of Milan impro (L.), City of 'Moscow (L: City Oakes ( Lim.). ; I 44 IN I t dauv, L. 1_ Do. ;Commercial Uni.m. fns 'Coin. of AfricanAter. (LI, Continental Co Gus (L. I ICop. Eug.,Pref.7e p.c.! C. P'onc. of linglaad tL, Do.ol Mauritius (L) 1 Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do. 6 . ct. Peril. Deb (Limited)( Uo; Eastern Assam Tea (1 `i in(L,`: L India & Y Canal Ebbw Vale irgyptianCom.&Trd.(l ) Electric Telegraph Eng.kAus.Copper (Lim) Eag. and Fore= Credit Eng.& ScottishNlartm(L FairbairnEugineering. Forest ( Warehouse . oellirara (Limited) lO:oiwil 10,aeoi sKOOOI 20.000?1 WOW LOJO 100,000, r.r°l 60,000 1 160.0001 NU, WO 1 k'• I 16:65 oxbow 10,000 4,000! 60,000 60,000 14,000, 148,615' 3,000! 1 0 00 I 10,000 10,000 12,600 12,000 10,000 26,000 40,000 22,600 120,040 60,000 20,000 25 so,ooo Ica 6,000129 6,000 S) 15,900 10 17,000 10 20,000 15 10,090 26 15,000 10 95,000 10 6187,176 84. 40,000 60 40.000 26 10,000 50 60,000 6 10,000 6 60,000 10 26,000 10 710,000 411,100 10 10,214 6 6600,000' 20,000 60 20,000 60 10,000 60 10,000 16 34,000 16 95,000 10 16,000 100 /1300.000 64. 00,000 10 10,000 50 14,100 26 1180,000 Bl I 1 $7,600 20 100.000 20 7,500 10 $7,600. 10 60,000 100,000 'MOO 60,606 1 0,060 11111. 1 006 1 11116660 I UAW ptem. Steam Nay Mattel Home &Colonial UAL) lioeglimg & China Gei II names Bay Int. Land Co. Mandlles L I maiau Carrylug Internet. Finan.Soe,(L. Internat. Lend eat(L I I PaMan lA I O _ ItsLiao Irrig. (Can.Coiv.,, Do. 6 p. c. Bd6 r. 1461 Load AocuritleoUm.;.. Loud. African Trading.. I !Lon. & Colombo. Y. (L. Loo.Counqloutd&B.( L, Loud. Disgictrelegsf I Lund. Mao. Atom (L.' Loud. G. Omnibus C.(l. ILood.otGllseg.Fze.Co.(L: iLood.ProvloclalMorbel ! M f dr a ltr tiT- Cffinal • I 2 13.10 p. et.g.bylndlapC ay. I !Marine Investment (L.' YaaritlusLsad, de. (L.) IMedlt. Wee. Tel. (L Merchant Shipping (t.: 111Mwill 1 1 .14. k Doek(L! iillllwall leouWords. .. I Natal Land k Cal C. Natiosal DI& Com. (L.' 'Do.NeWlrt.6l).SatohOpd National Prov. Ilartne,L National item iNarbed.isCealthon.L.` I Do. New NewQueleadaL.B..lll N.Z dt &M.Ag.'L, N.7naland T.& Loan (L ) Northern Aram Tee (L) Do. B N. Brie. Australasian ((L; N. Brit&Merean. In.(1 100101 Marine ( lowa. Oriantallrinanclal Lint, OrisstalGas(Lionted) 1 Do. New Orient Inland Masud L Otago & Stlitand loyal. i Ottoman Gas (Limited Panama B.M. IteeinfL.' Do. do. Peelliiv.tand&Min.(l Peninsular dr o.Bteena Do. do. New : ilthymney Iron Do. 'Now l EloJ.Cltylinprov.(L 1 No Janeiro Oss (Lim %, 'loyal Malla Invest (L Steam 'Scot, Andr , Soc.l/Inon. d'Eapto & &Mean IL &In. (L. ) SouthAnotrallan Load Mphlogra I ToLConntruc.&Maln(L • S TN ,low.yei _ itacniitt Mersey In k L , Trinidad Petroleum (L)' Trast&Aganey of Atts.( . T.* 1 Co. of V. Canada On. Marine of Liver. 'L„ United B. Toles. Co.ti i Univers. Marinelns. L Van Diarnia's land ) lIIIPCMGCL' errant Mance (Llia.), Wastines,lPacdflo St (10 PREFERENCE SHARES. Midland Consolidated 4 per cent., irredeem, 951. 1 314 Q. prima. I &ass. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (2T ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELICIANIL) IFIRON OUR OWN CORRENPONDENT4 The market continues quiet. Sales about 8,000 bales. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY:) Simi& The market is steady at previous prices. Ber bice and Demerara sold at 31s. Gd. to 33a. ; St. Kitts and St. Vineenta, :12s. to Ms. lid.: Jamaica, 335. to 345. Gd. ; Porto Rico, ,r2s. Q. to 345. Refined, quiet. Curve& —The public males have gone off with less spirit, but at previous pric. s ; plantation Ceylon triage, 375. to 56e. ; But ordinary_ grey, tils. to 675. ; tine ordinary to low middling coloury. r us. to 775. Gd. ; middling, 79a. to 82s. ; good middling, KiE. to MP. Vile, . t. --Bueinees has been done at prices is buyers' favour ; grey, 70s. to 73a. ; red, 765. to Ills. TEA.— The recent large arrivals have caused the market to become quiet. u. --$0 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 2s. 9d. to 3s. Far ir.— Tbe market is quiet but prices are steadily maintained. Rich continues dull of sale, riam).—A small porcel of fair large sold at 15e. Cal. and good small at 17s. 6d. Belem; have generally found buyers at the previous sales. Pepper, common Penang, 3d. ; nutmegs, small and middling, Is. gel. to Is. 9d. ; bold, :Is. Nd. to 4s. ; mace, common to good, Is. 7.1. to :is. ld. ; Pimento, old import, 2,td. to Yid. Wager, Jamaica, low to good, Ms. to lOUs. tiaurrerec.—.;oo bap sold for cub, at 18s. 94., refrac tion 71. COCIIINFAI..-1,200 bags have been sold, at id. told. par lb. advance. Teneriffe silver, :id. to :is. id. ; black, :is. 4d. to 4s. ld. CorroN.—The market has become quiet. Jum—The demand has been dull, awl prices show a decline of 10s. to :795. per ton; low common to fine,l3/.los. to 231. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 445. ; Petersham Y.C.. on the spot, 445. Gd. ; January to Match, 445. ; March, 44a. Gd. to 44e. 9d. ; April to .tune, 44.. tkl. to 44.. 9d. ; October to December, 4:W. to - - - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (Tlils DAY.) We have very few beasts on offer, the number of buyers is also small ; however, in choicest qualities there is a slight advance. The supply of sheep is also very small, and conse q uently rather higher prices are realised throughout. There are calves enough, and trade is dull foe them. Our foreign supply consists of 310 beasts, 520 sheep. 119 calves, and 30 pigs. Per stone of rale, s. d. a. cl. Pee stone of alba. 6d.4. d. Best seota. lieralda 5 Best fins& lithdsilli 0 0 0 0 Beat Mort-bona 5 0 6 4 Diet Long-w 0015.... 6 4 6 0 sooond qua]. beasts 3 54 0 Do. do. Mont—. •0 0 • Calves 0 4 4 Do. do. Shorn.... 0 0 • 0 beat Dos& tilthrods 6 10 • 0 i Lambs Beasts at market, 660 ; sheep and lambs. 1.070 ; calm, 136 ; Piga 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ur. Charles James Easton reports trade slow at lost day's priors. Prime clover, from 100 s. to llra. ; Inferior ditto, 9118. to Wir. ; prime second eat clover, 90s. to 100. ; inferior ditto, 31ir. to 70s. ; prime meadow hay, 775. ed. to Ka. ; inferior ditto. s:m. to 70a.; straw. 3ss. to 4112. i CARVELL PALACK. - OWN SHILLING DAY.- ; WEIMESDAT, JAN. :10.—A4missione on payment, 1,495 ; ditto, by MAWR tickets, 1,14.9. Total vWtora, 2,664. LONDON GENERAL OM NIBUM COM PANY. —Tho traffic receipts for the week ending Jan. 27 were 9,4721. If.. 1. I, 1 I 1 I il i 'I i i, fi l ~ t ! „ i ! ~ , , .rl I. , , t al , , 1 : I 1 , 1 I. I, or' and t in n of l he ,lcr• .., of