The Express. — London, England, 1866-01-03 00:00:00

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Wei, Illy She wadd t thick it erse d sixty boas oecessary to joke. t°! gr a tis• most wield users of mut 1 in order M red to metal' IER TO THU afternoon bin lied by Majte ads Min a a previous to early. ary Ravine appearance It reality eases. le price being s understood ortion of the iiastical quer Prophet" is rowne, &D., nth of the cod of the by which, in irked. "We roe of regret ie holding the Draities should his name es mischievoes 'aims shoal 31/11 at whit [fibres is is )per dignity se id it is Aided ►estigation are some pre-aa• I for grammar. oa of exegesis f criticism is. trine." There E. H. Plum• of late by Dr. ind applied to d the fourth le Royal Invit e vibrations et of the subjell —We regret scow, elver rt., which took ro, where be The donwad 1797, we 1., of Tattoo. ile, Warwick• Diress of nail' life he gag formed *409 of Rados. F. Oo the pr► Gooodrudie mate ittheritot, ocitte, of thr the demised salon of la! eta" by Barr iember for the di returned for et, and became a 1834 be 61111 din 1835bewom iot bog Tema ed from pear ,ad of the bast• i bad forme* t with Sir Jobs ms of his life be cieties, and fir of the Waive* y Society. SS is. daughter al three woos set act:ceded by big who was bars ;as wounded fa fr. re. DFORD.--Mr. liostion to II ley, Dec. 26, it esebanktoesi of hundreds or 5 states that : Ronsden) boos the water MI Media tAli " er , for eight r thirty yam' 'rem the look olume of weber it the senboole iog uedersoth , map,, ~ dWIPWI4.I. heal it was steps of tie or soy b. blio• iron ws si r WAN robe eow. II 10.1til attle onericen Iffe•• • LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Ragistrar Ralik) IN as DUBOIS. ALLAN COM. wen .rtio., Th . vi bair ei strarib .eour z iosa, d asa eommissioTt ra age:: of i Wav y with the Nee of Madame Yawata, which was potion before the public. At the last sittla r tz, foe release from custody yea the ground of misdesoription. The Itrakrapi thew nutted that hi real name wee Oopin, but said he had need the name of Dubois sines he had bees is lend, four years. Thereupon the court refused the tion for release and directed an adjourement of the site*, in order that the bankrupt might roadvertise. The was the adjourned sitting. Me bankrupt slated is by the registrar that he owed 1,0001., acid bad 1,5001. due to him in rupees of muse Awes is Tumid* Railway. Madame Valentin, of Oompton. Soho, °Limed to be a creditor for the value of shares received by the bankr up t os her soeimat. A far 8411. was tendered at bee bebalf, bat weld not be 'tied, through informality, and no abase took place. seat sitting was axed for the tad February. 111 112 O. A. 11. D. C 11•08. " • ' • . _. . The bookruptirasiaiS Zo;;;;ii Der.goons, at Dollop. At a forme sitting a repointion was named for ikiag asre out of mart on payment of a composition 10s. in the pond, sad the same was now condensed. "4 RI CLIMAX TUSHAM. The benkrupt - 17neTTi roildnerh lariat, of 4, CatLeague*, kighton. This was the gist sitting. Debts, about MX. Ir. Turner, newspaper proprietor, of Approach-wad, riotoria-perk, was chosen aasignee. Kern. Lumley sse he eolioikei under the beakraptay. SECONDARIES' COURT. (Before Mr. Seooodary Potter.) PAGLIOTI V. 0.1.8 L -OMNIBUS AOCIDIVT. Thle wee an action in the OUMUIOII Pleas to recover emu =drfor injuries sustained by an omnibus assidest at ew. The defendant, the proprietor of the mai len, bad allowed judgment to go by default. The.damages were laid at 5004 Gibbons wan waled for the plaiatiff ; the defendant wee sot represented in court. The plaintiff, an Italian, dated that he, a oommisetea agent in the timber trade, earned 501. a week. In April be was in a chaise at Wood-green, and the defendant's math= Genie into collision with the vehicle. He was very neck injured, and had his collar-bone broken. He could cot follow his occupation for four months. The bill at the medical man, which he had not been able to pay, was 10/. Mr. Gibbons appealed to the jury for rubetantial lor the injury and the great lose sustained by the pt a l= 11r. Secondary Potter told the jury that the phuntiff was ostaiely entitled to compensation ; the only question wee jhe amount. The jury awarded 50/. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. TWO ATTIXPTS AT SOICIDL Two young women named Mary Anne Ford and Jane 4supbeit were this limning brought before the Lord Mayor harpd with attempting to commit suicide at London• The first cam taken was that of Jane Campbell, who 'mu ted on the charge-sheet to be nineteen years of age. From the evidence of • labouring man named Abel yd, it appeared that the prisoner went down the steps Loudon bridge , and just as she was about to w herself into the water he laid hold of and prevented her from carrying out her tention. It was stated that the prisoner was in service, she had been courted by • young man, who had trans his attentions so another quarter, and this had aced her to make the rash attempt upon her life. The other case was that of a married woman who seemed io have been deserted by ber husband, which led to her slaking the endeavour to destroy herself. The Lord Mayor made • few pertinent observations to both of the defendants upon the wickedneee of their con duct, and they expressed their sorrow at what they bad done, and promised not to repeat the act. Upon this promise the Lord Mayor consented that they ihonld be discharged, and they left the court with Nome of their friends, who were in attendance to take charge of CLFJUKENWELL. WHOLESALE UTTERING OF COUNTERFEIT COIN.--00N. MITTAL. Samuel Carr, Jane Carr, and Elizabeth Johnson, three oung persons well-known to the polies, w en c h arged utteringfore Mr. Barker with counterfeit coin. Mr. Bellamy, from the office of the solicitor to the Mint, sated ; and Mr. Ricketts was engaged for the defence. The prisoners have for some days put been victimising tradesmen of Isliogtou and Clerkenwell by uttering to em counterfeit coin. The practice of the prisoners was go out together and when one entered • shop for the to walk some distance and wait the result. The an went into a shop and passed • florin which was found be bad. He was followed and seen to join the other • ners and they all walked off together, when they ere met by police-constable Waller, 139 Y, who k them all into custody. On the female rr were found four counterfeit florins, which she said she picked up. At the policastation the prisoners said they id not know each other, and had never before been in mach Ither's company. When the constable went to the residence If the prisoners he found two pickets containing twenty fuoterfeit shilliogs, all of them wrapped in separate pieces P,P er % . . _ fh; prisoners marred their defence, and Mr. Barker committed them to the Central Criminal 'curt for trial. ROBBERY OP SILVER BY A WORKMAN. Citadel Phillips. aged 30, a metal flatter, of 25, Med arn-street, St. Pancras, was charged with stealing two onyweights of silver, the property of his employer, Mr. oho Dyer, proprietor of the gold and silver flatting mills, 1, Gloucester-street, Clerkenwell. The prisoner was taken into custody by Inspector Bryant the G division, who found the silver on him in a pocket a the skirt of his coat. The prisoner has been in he employ of the prosecutor for about eight ntbs, and about a fortnight since a bar of gold, slue 221., being missed, all the workmen have n under the observation of the police. Yesterday two feces of silver were seen lying by the side of the press here the prisoner was working, and at sight, just before e men left off, they were missed. Inspector Bryant died the mills for the missing silver, and not finding it e went to a public-house, and called the prisoner t. The inspector asked him if he had any of r. Dyer's property about him, and he was answered in he negative, but that moment tae prisoner put his hand to his pocket and pulled out the missing silver, and said hat be took one piece off Crawley's metal that morning, the other slip he thought came from Hackman's esterd►y. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and asked for the magis ace to deal with the matter at once. Mr. Barker committed the prisoner for trial. W EST M INSTE R. AN ♦WKWARD PREDICAMENT. Charles Wadon, a cab driver, was charged with befog trunk ant incapable during his employment. Police-constable Kerwan, 201 B, said that he was on tidy at 2 this morning near St. George's-road, Pimlico, when he woe called by a gentleman and three ladies, ■nd informed of the fact of 11. having undertaken to drive them home to It George's-square, but being so drunk that he [is unable to do so, in consequence of which the ladies who ere full dressed and without bonnets were left is the rest. Witness went towards Belgrave-street, and there nod the defendant in the situation described. Defendant denied that be was unfit to drive. He &d -ieted that he had bad some liquor, but be said he was not bk. The fact was his horse was a "hawkweed inial," just five years old, that became unruly and got in trouble. An o ffi cer on duty at the station confirmed the account the constable, that be was drunk, and it was stated that e latter drove the defendant's cab to his master's. _ _ Mr. Arnold—How was it if this horse wee so awkward, hat an uoprofeesional driver could get it home! Defendant—lt was because it was a•going home, your Yorlhip ; they're always quiet then. The gentleman never Isid me a farthing fare. Arnold—l don't think be was boned to do so. t does not matter whether it was from your siinal's awkwardness or your drunkenness, your contract ) take him to a certain place was not completed. Defendant—l drove them all the way from the Edgware led, and it'. very herd to lose my fare. lir. Arnold—And it wu very hard for these ladies with at anything on their heads to be left in the strut at 2 is to rooming. Defendant—l was very sorry for them, but the animal Pas awkward. Defendant wu Good 55., or in default 4 days. hi A RY LE BON E. ITLVSIyE ROBBERY AND GALLANT CAPTURE OF TEE THEW. Znenne Baudin, arid 31, no home, was charged with !whoa la the dwelling-house of 205, Seymour-street, Atton-nuare, jewellery, Ac., to the value of over 1001. The prisoner, being • Frenchman, had the evidence in wonted to him. It appeared that on the previona evening Yr. Pedroletti ad • party at his house, 206. Seymour-street, and about 7 ' dock his wife went to her bedroom to ascertain the time, ad perceived her drawers open, and also new the window ear. room She thought her servant might have bees there ft wid, "Is that you, Eiger As soon se she had said "the prisoner rushed from behind the curtain, seised her the throat, and knocked her down. She got up and lik hold of the prisoosr's coat, and he tried to pull him * away, and in doing so one of the tails of his coat o death. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY came off, and from the pocket t.l several watches and other jewellery. The primmer then held a knife over her, sad as she emeamed for help her husband rushed into the room whilst his wife held his hand. Mr. Pedroletti took hold of him, when • desperate struggle ensued, and they all MU downstairs together. Prisoner was held down till the arrival of a countable. It was then found he had broken open the drawers with a chisel, and abstracted from them watcher, chains, rings, keys, teals, brooches, mosey, and other things, to the value of about 150/. Mn. Pedrolotti was very much injured, and felt very weak from the blows which the prisoner gave her. A portion of the property was found on the prisoner. Prisoner said he would plead guilty to all but the knife. He took what came to his hand. _ . _ _ _ SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY) Ows O'CLOCK. The railway market is rather quiet to-day, and most of the principal lines show no change. Me tropolitan stock continues heavy, and has expe rienced a fresh fall of 1 per cent. On the other hand, Great Northern has improved 4, and London and North Western 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted n 1254 to 126; Great Western, 58 to f ; 34 . a4 d, 1231 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to ; South Eastern, 731 to 744 ; Great Eastern, 424 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1284 to 1294 ; Great Northern, 1264 to 1274 ; ditto A, 1 44 to 4. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is still llat, and has further receded per cent., being now quoted 354 to 36. Great Western of Canada shares are slightly lower, at 164 to 1. Mr. Yardle committed prisoner for trial. and observed that Mrs. Pedroletti, who he could see was mush shaken in her ensonnter wits the primer, bad shown great bravery. THE GREAT Flan IN ST. KATHARINE'S DOCK. WZDNESDAT, 1 O'CLOCZ.—We are happy to state that this (Wednesday) morning, owing to the rode. fatigable exalting of the new Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Messrs. Shand, Mann, and Co., with the aid of Beek and Co's hydrae* the fire may now be said to be entirely "got wader.* The land steamers have been removed, all the machines at present required to be worked en the stem floats which are throwing four or five tons weight of water per minute upon the still smouldering run It is now expected that the fire will be entirely ex tinguished by the end of a week. Tin Paneca OW WALES LIFEBOAT. On Mon day we reported the noble services performed on she 29th ult., during a very strong gale, by the Albert Edward lifeboat stationed at Padstow, in saving from an inevitable death 17 poor fellows from the wrecked barque Juliet, of Greenock. This lifeboat was presented to the National Lifeboat Institution by the citizens of Bristol, who readily consented to the new lifeboat bearing the same name as that which it repined at Padetow. The late lamented Primo Consort always took oingiderable interest in the Padetow Lifeboat station, and had consented when the old boat was first ant there that it should be named the Albert Edward after his Royal ifigiuming the Prince of Wales. On Monday the Lifeboat Institution tele graphed to Omani Knollys the gratifying intelligence that the new lifeboat had saved 17 persons. To that commu nication the general has just returned the following newer :—" Sandringham, King's Lynn, Jan. 1, 18G6. Dear Eir,—Your telegram of to-day he been laid before the Prince of Wales, aid I am desired to apron the great satisfaction his royal highness experience at a life boat baring his name, having been the means of saving the lives of 17 human creatures.—l am, ka—Fruscis Ksouys." Too Ho Utuu.ros Pooa Aur.-•The guardians of the poor of St. Pancras assembled yesterday to give express skin to their opinion collectively u to the pt.toesdings which tack plane at the inefetence of delegates from the various metropolitan boards held under the chairmanship of Mr. Fernald, the Poor•law inspector, at St. Martin's-hall, on Saturday. Mr. Ohurcheards; Robson brought up the report of the delegates as to what was done at the confer eineej-viz., to fix a uniform dietary to hamlets poer-sup. per for adult' and children above 9 years, boa. bread end a pint of rniel, and same for breakfast, with 4os of bread arid g pint of gruel for children under nine pen ; but that to adults the gruel for supper be discontinued between the Lt April and 30th September. The report also stated that a resolution had been unanimously adopted that all wayfarers should be compelled to perform task labour in accordance with their abilities in enure for the relief and shelter afforded, to be allotted in each establishment u the guardians might deem meet applicable. A long discussion ensued, and the taking away the gruel from the dietary in the summer months was strongly condemned, as well as the indefinite character of the resolution with regard to labour test, which in the opinion of many would not lead to the desired uniformity. Ultimately, an amendment, moved by Mr. Jonathan Salter, was carried by a large majority, to the effect that the board agreed with the report as far as the dietary table is consented, but considers that with a view of establishing a uniformity of labour test, a definite amount of work should have been specified for the several grades of applicants, having regard to their physical capabilities. THE COUNTRY SUPPLY OF MILK TO LONDON.— The great demand made by London dairymen for milk from the country districts, consequent upon the havoc made in metropolitan cowsheds by the prevailing cattle plague, is quite unprecedented, and although a large number of country dairy farmers have abandoned the process of con verting milk and cream into cheese and butter, and availed themselves of an open market for their yield of milk in the great metropolis, yet the increased demand exceeds the ability to supply. Daring the last few years a large and annually increasing supply of milk has been transmitted by railway to Loodoo, but on the outbreak of the cattle dews and its fearful destruction of mulch cows in the metropolis and suburbs there was a panic among the milk. men to obtain a supply for retailing out to consumers, and from August last an insuperable demand has prevailed, and an increased supply of milk is the result, as may be seen by the following statistics of milk brought to Leedom by the undermentioned railways. The Great Northern Railway, for the seven months preceding August in Midyear, brought into Loudon an average of 595 gallons daily, which io the subsequent three months increased to 765 gallons per diem. The North Western during a similar period, averaged 342 gallons a day, and increased rapidly to 2,480 gallops The Great Western, which brought comparatively little till last year (1865) suddenly rose to as average of 2,971 gallons daily, and io the last month brought in the aggregate ' 103,214 gallons. The South Eastern, which averaged 643 gallons daily, did not materially increase ' and during the last three mouths the average was 679 gallons per diem. The Great Beaten, up to August, averaged 2,540 galloon a day, and after that month increased to an average of 3,157 gallons. The Sinth Western averages for the last three months are 3,760 gallons daily, and the London and Brighton Railway 233 gallon,. The above seven railways daily import 13,145 gallons of country milk into the metropolis, which in the aggregate is 4,732,200 gallons annually, with a growing demand and increasing supply, irrespective of milk derived from other country resources. -Times. THE CONVICT ROBINSON.—Tuesday next, the 9th instant, has been fixed for carrying out the sentence of death by air. Justice Keating on Charles Christopher &i -t'll:11' i for the murder of Harriet Segar , in Wolverhampton, on the 26th of August. The customary day for the execution would be Saturday next, which would have allowed the coo vict the usual two Sundays after receiving sentence, but for some reason the day has been changed. Robinson had a long and affecting interview with his brother and uncle on Friday afternoon. Mr. Thomas Walker, who conducted his defence, is making great efforts to obtain a commuta tion of thy sentence, on the ginned that the unhappy young mau was not responsible for his actions when he committed the murder, and we understand that he is supported by the two most eminent authorities on lunacy in this county. Memorials for presentation to Sir George Grey, Secretary of State, and Mr. Justice Keating, in the convict's favour, have been prepared, sod Mr. Walker will proceed to ledidon to-day (Wednesday) for the purpose of presenting them. Of course it is impossible to my what may be the result of the exertions which are being put forth in the convict's behalf. -Wolverhampton Chronicle. FORTUNATE RECOVERY OF TREASURE.—A sin• gular recovery of property has just been made in the port of Havre. The ship William Tell arrived a few days back from Para, and a passenger was getting into a boat to go on shore, with a traveller's leathern pouch suspended from his neck, when the strap broke, and the bag, which contained 20,000 fr. in gold and note s, fell into the water and disappeared. The owner remained some drys in Hoyle, while attempts were being made to recover the property ; but all efforts were unsuccessful, sad at length, in despair, be left that town and went on to Paris. Tune days back, however, two boatmen of the port made another trial with • line, to which strong fish-hooks were attached, and which they dragged along the mud. They at length succeeded in catching hold of the bag and bringing it safely into their boat, and then deposited it at the police-office. The owner has since presented them with a sum of 800 fr. THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAMS.—We Must take in this cue higher ground than any people or government hats hitherto had the moral courage to take. We most throw aside the ancient fictions, and deal with facts as facts. We most recognise that men like Davis have bad their grand uses in the life of a nation ; that they make those stands and cause those wara that purify governm-ot and render it impossible for it to become partial and tyrannical. Davis represented some millions of men who believed that they were oppressed and who rose with the spirit of freemen. Shall we stultify our history—our immortal declaration- by saying that the representative of all those men deserves death for having been their repre sentative? Where doss government originate? With the people-we declare by every fact of our history. And with how many people if not with eight millions? We agree with the radical Members that Congress should take up the ease of Davis, but we believe it should take it up only to sat him at large on these high grounds ; recognising openly and bravely as the sense of the American people that arts such as his do not deserve death. We shudder se we read of the terrible acts of British officials in Jamaica, who outberbarise barbarism ; we shudder to contemplate British judges sending men to 21 years' penal servitude for the crime of desiring a better government for their country. Let us be consistent with these feelings, and set an example of national magnanimity that may put that power to the blush. Our cans* does not call for any man's blood, and we must not let parties. hatred put his bloody stains on our national history.-Near York Herald, Dec. 23. CURIOUS OBITUARY BOTICIL—The Atlanta (Georgia) Messenger gives the following odd notice of a deceased citizen of that place "He was the father of 11 goes, sof whom married 5 sisters. He had 189 grand children ; and at his funeral, two weeks ago last Sabbath, two horses were stuns to death by bees, and soother came nu war losing his life by the same." FaM(ORATION TO THE SOUTHERN STATER —A Georgia letter-writer says that, " for one Northern man coming into the Carolinas to live there are at least twenty mimics into Georgia. Ms plda fack and so exaggsratiost, to say that there are b el molt meta locating in • " Northers and Weston Gem±_ u Thery ems mainly from Ohio, lodises, end Illinets, there are men from New • York, Consectilouts Miahisu W ksees d m Th egreater portion of all these were soldisrs."-Not York Tiers. IX I 8A:461. 00,000, 60 (Agra & Maatarman's(L to,ooel 60 Albion 60,000' I 100 AllianosLosALiverpool 10,000 1 100 I Do. issued at 20 pro 100,000; 10 Anglo Austrian 40,00 60 Anglo Koptisto 10,000 be 'Anglo Halton (I.lmlted 11.600 i 20 Asiatlcßank.Cor.newst 30,0.101 46 Anstralaida 4600 110 .11aal.tot_Dr.111shtolitmrtal ii,ooe >s !Bank a Egypt —l 8,000 'coo Bank of London a6,w00 20 Bank of Mane (Llmitod h 10,000 leo !lAti,k of Queensland (I.) 13,000 . 60 ; flank ofEtctoria,Anstria 60,000 10 Bank of New Zealand ! 6,000 60 KllllBl'3 Bank (Limited; 60.000' 90 Brulliandrortugunimi(L 10,000 60 British @ Catalmrutan llo,ooo' 60 British N. America 10,000, 10 .C. Bk. luddit,Ann, China 10,000 16 ,Chart. Mar. of Indlaotc 10,900 109 'City 10,000 100 Colonial 60,000' lifti .Coin. Bank of Canada 4,000 26 it ow. Bank of mita, eic 960,000 10 ,Consolidated Bank (L) 6,000 190 .oonlinental 6,010100; 1)0. New 10,000' 60 Delhi and London 20,000 1 60 Lent Luadou ,Lltaltaal 60,000 20 'Eastern Eschange'Llm 10.0001, 16 English .loint Stock (L.l 60,000 1 20 .Eng.Scol.dAnal.Chartd. 20,000; 60 ~,E nglish and ',Swedish 0. 46,001 613 Euxopesall3....46:Linlitoi, 10,000'100 .filaduao.ChlnactJap.(L) 10.000 100 Do. tuned 61 2 pm_ 29,000 1001 Do. New 10,000'100 Imperial Bank, Limited 166.006 , 90 Imperial OSSonsmi— coo; 36 lowan. 000 i lo 4: o.000 to,ooo t tll,9?p' 15 , Do. New te Lad Mora Bk; India L) 60 Loa. 131c.0f Me x tcuote. led Loudon and Brazilian 50 Do. New ICO 6,000 -_ Lot don & River Plats LI 10,000, 26 . Do. Now, at te pm 50,00 90 Loa. C2LBonk of &oak 30,0v0 Loudon 4061 Comity 72 000 60 London Joint Stook 66,000 20 Lon 400& South &Mean 1,000 110 Lou. & 6. Wootern [Luc. 6,00010 Du. do. New 6,600 60 Londot &Veneruela 60,0:0 100 Lou. & Wootmlostor 10,600,100 alor, Non' v.aoltLlm.) 6,000 100 _ Do. New 60.0 0 0 60 Mercantile et Ktoban. L MOM' 100 Metro. di Prov. bank (L. AUG 100 I Do. de. 6,000 100 111,61,214 Rank (Um 1 20,006 6 National of Australasia 20002.800 :vlttl.ruar ut Lirerpt.,o4 10.000 ' 100 N.Pre. of England 66000! 20 Do. 2nd and Srd thane 40.000, 60 National Bank 57.100' 60 New Baulk Mali 0.0001 10 New &Wand (Malted; 60.000 20 North Western 60,0001 26 Oriental Bank Corporn 20,000 20 Orient Comß.LlateO.o 25,000 20 114. do. lateN.s'. 21,000 20 Do. do. lateF.C. 20,000 60 Presto. Bsuakingt orn.,L i,*llo 60, Do. do. 20,000 100. Prostate. of Ireland 10,000. 10 Do. do 37040 4 10 I Salads. Boni., & Deihl (L se.oool _i!LF!outt ! Australia. 3) 31, iii "Blom 1i,061 'lOO OWA. at B. a. Africa 10.000'10‘ Do de. Is. Maps. 400100 26 j Upton a Australis 10.000 100 ',Taloa at Iftiont asoLi socel 00 Vasa os tend. Na I 0 UUC&L o.ofi:i g lt St. 1,88; 188 VASS gt. MOMS ate. 79 81 43 46 iclis i `ml 4egni, 61 62 121 Itte , 121 .3i zd - 43 74 DOMES. 221 1.0 51 D7} ti 7 I bits 11 Odle 2 1(s $ 2 dis • di. 4 11 41a 96 111 10 941. T 6 die 44 46 • 1 414 kb 66b - 61 I Pel 1 CIL prime. 1 Wis. Tut sad Want India. IN 191 Ili General roatiog D lob i— oactlot9t, atharln 100 79 81 Do. Deb St. 4p. coat on 89 95 I lottliumotoo — 18orroy Coomorel4l , 22.1 2.1 2.1 1,1 11.1 EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1866. to,uull 1 IIiPVIOSI NNW MGM iii,iesi wysi i l l at %WO MON 1415.600 LS N zd 99 90 10 OS 80 91:d 79 81 zd 101 100 10i 108 101 100 191 104 ad 90 92 190 19! 100 109 100 let zd 101 1011 zd 101 146 104 109 98 100 93 96 .. .• rid IWO 000 t 60.000 714000 FO ,- xd •. 9t 99:d1 87 88 id 100 102 Id 82 84 zd 97 4910 ao look :4 1011 106 10 1% 106 _id Id .. M BS zd Csmbrian rtos Con. Gold. L !Chtve ICUtrord Anal "Des. G. Oors. (MUM ) Designate Zest Basest allown) East Crandon 'Nast Cara Brea lEsst Grenville Zest Galnnblike last LoveU IL W. BusesU (Taristk ) Orsusbka t Bt. Aubys ,Gent Lacey (Limited)' Grist loath Tetras !Great Wheal Busy 1 is W. Tor (fleistote) Grenville Herod s Foot ilingsten Downs , 'ltargaret Toy Want) Marks Valley Iteryndp Iron Ors New Beton Barth Itnekear N. Wh. Basset (Mogan) North Wheal Crotty !Prosper Culled Providence Lelant) I B. Carrion ikt.Clesp 'South Condurrow W. Prances (Mogan,' deny Park :Tim Croft Vigra sad ClcCati. Um West Basset (lllopa). , W. Condos (Lialuard) West Chiverton West Solon Wh. Basset (Ulnae) Wh h . Buller iNadruth) . W.Maryaneal Betonn (lbrobea.) W Wh. Trelawney (Usk, • 10 MI II 1,19_696 :is _l4 Cial 1.0001 -9 11 - 2.14.11 IMO 8.11.6 aa• [1(417.8 6,006 1,006 6.660 4N UAW COO 6,000 Boa i lk Ilk 11496 1 1a19.1 1 ai.11.0 IL 106 6.10 6 I • 1617.6 ! 4.11,..e 1 . 4 ' 5 1 714 5 16 0 14 zd s* 5 7 tO 11 1! 4 01 24 xd 4 4 4 40 MI 64 0:d 6 I 4 41 4 4 gib 40 16 17 11 9,Ei0l .o I. KO6O ' 4000 1 1.120; 612' 6,1116 46J i.OO ' t. 11.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 1} &to 18.16.9 65.16.6 ai 6.17.0 1941 zd -• LI DEBENTII 111 No. I Sh. I xd 610014. $7 S 9 490 440 2 2/ 20 lb 10 12 19 90 4 0 It 4 9 11 61 85 146 196 96 100 1114 171 4 6 115 220 1 4 ISe id 191,0151 60(51816, 510,000, I 611,000 680,00 ►0!8999 112.1010 1159,710 IPd I 01. prices. I Was. Ot.lsta. p.a. Mar.&&ap.i 0.1.1thn.,4p c.Jan.&J sly ' Q. Watn.—W. M. —0z.,4 p. at.. Jan. & July— . Lanc.&Yk.4 p.e.lan&J Loa, Brink{ p.c.Jan&ily L. W ... ..4p.0.tan.V . I, Awl .... I Do. SiTc.Jaa.dJuli LAS. Midland,4p.c.Jan.dauly, N. British, L P. et D. 8., p. et., lob. d Aug... N.Men.,4p.e.Jastinly Illooi.N.L.4p.c.Ap.drOok IfISCIILLAN SOUS. 86 90 94 96 141 97 91) 44 94 96 14 96 96 id 94 96 Na 1 se. I COMPANIES. IP& ICI Primo. I Silas. 8,250: 120,000 i 10,000 10,006 10,000 63000 95,000 33,600 10:004 600 18g1.635 - fiiii 8.81! 1 0.00 0 14000 12,400 .??.°4342 16:041 4,960 86,004 10.000 60,004 60,00 v %OW 17,640 ??,004 Anitto - EaPt Nay. (L.) ° Mint .. 1 Atlantic Tel. tomb p. et. AsalrelLaa AgrioaL AustralunY. L d Irn.CL Teaßataaaay, : = h terworka :1 1 Bolekow Vaughan IL 'Bombay Ow 'Ural ~~: o.u~b~ so;ou - of 10,0001 260,000 20,000 10,900 6,000 100,000 20,000 100,004., 60,0v4 Do. Itrd inns AtlleriCAU Load. L ILog. ToL ,BrDish lnn4i.3t T. (L.) ECaliodo Company eanadlooLoin&low(L ) C.ylo Com pan y___ ussoo imouo &.w* woo 1,000064, KA% 03.3001 4,004 /-11?.??°1 ii:gool If•C???' j Dttto Asae:res. ... City of LondoulL.Proa fagot Milan Imps*.( I Do aty of Moscow Gas (L) Clt) 41G1 .06 ,Lima ColonierCOODulolgthS., , C4in. of afrieftn , if Consolidated Dis...(L) ,e(ntuinutai Uu.uu,L 'Contructl!nr porstl ,, ri f i ' Cop. X.Eng ,Pref.7ip.e. IMC.dt,4l• l l of ',lot. Do.iu.at pm. (21. to pay) 00. of ;,istirkt.ius,:.:j Crystal Palace I Do. Preference 146.62.5 6,1A40, 10:404)! %IWO' 110.000, bo. 5 p. et. Perp. Deb.' , Darjeeling (United) • • Eastern Ze e sara Pcei tallt; a.lutliaLand,C.&Fin L R. India brig. dt Canal Ebbw Vale tatiptlanComdt Trd. (I I Elactrie Telegraph Eng. and Aas. Copper hog. mid Forelliriedit Eng. &Scottleh]iuln. lL Fairtairn Engineering.! Financial Duconnt (L.) • Fore-et. Warehouse (L . I 0•111vara (Lintlind)•• • • ,G.CreiUtift Irin.of Loa. (L loan. bteane Navigation • tiomedt :'.olonial rot. ff..) Hong Kong it China Gas Hdson's Say I H u umMo Iron Worke(L) Imnaller.Cdt.Aaa. (Li! Indian Carrying (Lim)! International Contract! InternalFinan.Soo. (L.) , Internet. Land Credit(L Milan Land. Italian DTI& (Can- C 4. ! Do. p. c. lide. r. JoinelltockDieoonnt(i. land necuritles (Lim.), Wad. African Trading Load. au d Caledon. id.(L ' Lon.ConntyLand&B.(Ll Lend. District Teleg. `` I! !fund. linen. lane. (L I Lend. G. Omnibus C L Loud.itOlaeg.ling.Co(L Lend., Italian. du' Ste. , Wnd. Met. Diem. nt(L) • Lond.ProrlucialMarine !Madras Irrigs. *Owl. Marine Investment (L.)l Mauritius Isin.l.ta.(L)i *oat. titan. Tel. (L) , Merchant Bhipping • V.) Mill Wall Ld. anockL I Nlllwall (roe M arks. I I NOM Land& CoL C. (CI. atioital ule. Coen. National Prow. Marius L National Steam N ay. (L•, Nsebudds Coal dt L 'L. 15,000 15:t00 037,1761, 111(.00, 44000 10,000 1 11).0001 30,000 40 000. 20,0001 10,600 10.0001 loo,kwn• e?,5?!I Will *Wm../ f0.•00 110.0001 17,00 u, t 1(4000 / e.OOO ____ .1 *l6l $l,llCv 10.1 i 00. 000 4. mi,ooe so,ox 10 .0 of tOO 160,01011/ Do. New 16 N. Zealand LSK. Ag. 14 I N.Zeolaed tat LosoiL. 10 NorthernAssamiee4.l' 10 ; Do. .B._ 100,000 I two stea 540001 l 100.000. 50.000 , 50,00( 10.06( moor! Ri 7 l6 A ustralulan(L, N. Brit.& Merean. In.'L iNowgong Tea (Limited , : 1 , mem, twine Imam. ;Oriental Ttnanmal(Llin Oriental Gm (Ltmited), Do. New brientanlandilteam,L stmt. ,17 sthisu.il at eel: I 'Ottoman Company (L.), tlltotostt Elnauelin ILII .4toman Ou (united) ,Overend,Ourney,Co (L ' arum K. 4. Stearn I L. Do. el o Peel 111v.Land.k Min. ;L), Penlouder et 0. Steno Do. dm Iteir 1 Q.Plloa la L. IC. IL (L Ehymney Iron ' too. NA, [lo et 2l ,.traprov. Rol Dttto (tato, - I Rio Janeiro Gel (thm ) , Royal Mail Steam sc.u.A wire. I uvett. r. I Knight, &Co. L. 4.-.lllnon..Pliernt et 11 S. African M. & In. (L.) Oman A LlStfailAil Laud Submarine Telegraph I Do, Scrip rel.Construc.&Main.(L Tharem&Mereet le. a 1 Trinidad Petrolatum Troat&AgencrofAna.L. f & L I Gamut. On.Martne of Liver.F Milted x. Tobin. 00. Ration-Marine Ina L. 7 7 iger uitt.Dt.... 111 tai n : u es( a Liza.... roma& Vin.nnetfini.' Tirthidia&Patille&A 16_ II Y 3 I 21 24 1 limn 1* 1 1 dim 101 10 - 4. - e..1 102 78 88 78 I 2 xi — II q oil IN to AO 8882 id I Dm xd 1i 1i Mu 01d1s 6 i die 26 1018 2bil• 21 21pas 1 pm 6 6 8161 1818 par 10 841. t 6 16 9111 i 31 3 14 1 2 dial 24 3 16 110 113 id , 110 lIS 261 4 2d4 9 7 Ma 11 01d1s, 251141 4 3 dli zd If 11(1141 1$ 114141 183 127 1f 11 8 2d4 11 Oldfs igsal 3 Rpm 12_ 10 Ms 2j tipenl 26_ 26 luau! 14 1e9. - "! lee 164 id , 17 16 die! fe revs ——dl 5 4 dl. lit*, 9 ' par Cot. rd , le II ad! %Jul 79 .1 xd! • 1 ai.j 7 • 6 dle di, par —p 1 1 m 6 6; me 8j .9 -.-. 8 6MI 10 7 dis 11 . 9 dla xd 1451. 17is 113 i 1 sib par id's sax si 4 4 7 5 di. 5 .. die parn Y 1441,1 1 Oleo' 2 I .11. 3 I dla 2 1 21. Par imp , 1 pai 01.118 Ed id zd ' ' 2 the' 60 60 194 We 2 lidli 19 60 9 72216 ii if - Pr Pr. - lii 16 i zd 4 711 ia 1l 19T I I + I Dar I ter 9 173 9 ? # 41)01 -. zd 46 49 7! 14 16 17 gol 66 —t1461 216 221 xd . 6 S 41d Id lem' 109 112 125 119 15 13 die - -- • S sdl. $O IS SO $0 -- ilt ;jail 161 17 ei %Pea, psi 1 1 litpeal qt. oar' 11 - 2 ;MI 1 :pis l lei le mi 111 la la 12 2e 1106 1 i I—i ... .. db Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 14} to 15 ; Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, 42 to } ; Spanish Passive, 272 to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 15* ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; Branilian scrip, nto prem. ; and Mexican, 22} to j, ex div. Brie and Illinois Railway shares have declined per cent., the present quotations being 57} to and 78 to } respectively. 5-20 Bonds, however, are slightly firmer, at 65} to }. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to * prem. ; London Financial, 4 to } prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 2 to } prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 3} to prem., ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 6} to } prem. The shares of Charles Lafitte and Co. are quoted 2} to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank Ito prem. ; and London Steam Towing, 1} to 2 press. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have received the following remittances on account of New Granada dividends, viz. :—From the custom-house of Santa Marta (which includes 400 dole. from Rio Hacha), 2.0001. ; Cartagena, 6661. lla. 7d. ; and Sabauilla, 2921. o , s. Bd. ; total, 2,958/. 12e. 3 d. There were again no bullion transactions at the Bank. The 38,0001. by the Reda, from New York, has been taken for abroad, and the 61,5001. by the Cornwallis, from Sydney, is expected to be also sent away. The City of Cork, from New York, has brought only 2,6001. in specie. It is said that the next outward Brazil steamer, which will leave Southampton on the 9th inst., will take a considerable amount of sovereigns. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, without any material alteration in the rates, which were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 2 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.18 to 4 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.14 to 2 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.474 to 524 ; Hamburg, ma. bum, 3 months, 13.94 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 174 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Prankfort•on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1204 to ; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 month; 29a to 30 ; Vienne, eft. So., 3 months, 10.80 to 824. Trieste, ditto, 3 months, 10.80 to 825 ; Madrid, 3 months, 464 to i• ' Cadiz, 3 months, 474 to 4; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Genoa, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 • Naples, 3 months, 25.61 to 65 • Potions); 3 month; 25.60 to 65 ; Messina, 3 montlis, 25.60 to 65; Lisbon, 90 days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 514 to 4. - - The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0791. over the correspond ing week of last year. Mr. Francis William Russell, M.P., chairman of the National Discount Company, was yesterday elected chairman of the London Bank of Mexico and South America. _ _ _ The annual general meeting of proprietors of the National Bank is convened for the 30th inst. A memorandum from a " Stock and Share holders' Inquiry and Protection Association," of Pope's Head-alley, has been received, stating that "the damaging reports of withdrawals from the direction, and of losses incurred by the London Financial Association, are totally unfounded." We are requested to state that Mr. Anthony Locke, of 24, Basingliall-street, has joined the board of direction of Peuson and Co., Limited. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance and [cur shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insuranee.—Alliance British and Foreign, 15, 4, 144 ; Atlas, 114 to 4 ; Commercial Union. 74, 4,4, 4 ; Guardian, 471 to 4 ; Indemnity Marine, 127 to 4 ; Liverpool and London and Globe (Six per Cent. Annuities), 1224, ex div. ; London, 471 ; London and Provincial Marine, 24 to I; Marine, 90 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 84 to 4; Universal Marine (Limited), 44, 4, 4. Gaslight and Coke.—Bombsy (Limited), 54 to 4, ex all ; Brighton, 28 to 4 ; Equitable, 751 to 6 ; Imperial, cum div.: Imperial Continental, 974 to 6. ex div. : London, 73; Surrey Consumers, 144 to 15; United General, 31 ; Western, 161 to 17. The following was posted in the Stock Exchange yesterday :—" The Consolidated Bauk (Limited) has received the sum of nineteen thousand and fifty-five pounds three shillings and five pence (19,0551. 3s. 5d.) from the earnings of the month of November of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, for the credit of Trustees Coupon account." It is notified that " the acceptance of office in her Majesty's government by Mr. G. J. Goschen, has necessitated his retiren.ent " from the firm of Masers. Frubling and Goacben, but that in other respects the partnership remains constituted the same as before. Among the New Year's changes we also observe that Mr. Henry Threlkeld Edwards retires from the firm of Cash and Edwards, and joins that of Edwards and James, of which his father is the senior partner. TUESDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 87i to I ex div. for next Tuesday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 87 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87/, 7, k ; ditto, for account, 871, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 86g New Three per Cents., 86k, ; Bank of England stock, 2461 1 , 5 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1021, 2, 4 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 108} ; India Bonds, 15s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. Ex chequer Bills remain at 6s. to 2s. dis. The transactions in foreign stocks were upon an increased scale, but the tone was dull. Turkish Bonds of 1862 declined I per cent. ; those of 1865, ; Greek (including the Coupons), and Russian of 1862, ; and Brazilian Scrip and Spanish Certificates, I. Turkish of 1858, however, improved k. Many securities in this department are now quoted ex dividend. In the market for bank shares the principal feature was a rise of 5/. in Bank of London. Colonial, London and County, Provincial Banking Corporation and Union of London also improved while Hindikstan, Merchant Ottoman, declined. London Financial shares were in demand, and improved 21. 6d. to sa. On the other band, General Credit and Credit lousier and Mobilier receded slightly. The closing quotations were as follows : International Financial, / to le prem. General Credit, 2k to I prem. ; London - Financial 4* to rem • Imperial Mercantile Credit, to Pram ; pram.: Foucier and Mobilier, to pram., es die. and new. National Discount shares were last quoted 11/ to 1211 prem. ; Joint Stock Dimount, 1 3-16 to 11-16 die. ; Overend, Gurney, and Co., Si to prem. ; PREFERENCB SHARES. Great West.—Oria. 5 per coat, O redm. prof., 99 1001 id. Midland Conso F L Brat. sadAILWAYS Birm, 6 pea . coat., 133. RRIGN R Antwerp and Rotterdam, 9f. Omtral Argentina, gnarsateed 7 pat omit, 31. Ottoman (Smyas to Adis), 9f xd. Sambre and Manse 5i par cent preiereace, =a. MONEY ItARILET.-171118 DAY.) Hudson's Bay, 16* to L ex div. ; and Ottoman SoeiCti Gen&ale, 3* to 4 prem. Miscellaneous Oars °Ilion& shares were inactive. The variations comprised a The amount of business in the stock markets rise in Atlantic Telegraph, Fore-street Warehouse. continues small, but the general tendency to day and Panama Steam, and • decline in Ceylon, Cass is somewhat better, owing partly to the diminished ni nt s iaidianUnti ud lnsurance, Humber Iron Works, an demand for money. The English funds h ave ad- The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota vaned I per cent. Foreign and British railway lions for shares in new undertakings were as follow : stocks are steady, with the exception of Metropo- London Steam Towing, 1 to 2 prem. ; Charles Man, which exhibits a fresh reduction of 1 per Lafitte and * to 3 prem. ; and English cent. Financial shares show dulness, and • frac- and American Co.,B ank, Ito If prem. boreal reduction has occurred in London Financial, The shares of the Hercules Fire, Life, and Marine Insurance Company were quoted f to If General Credit, and Imperial Mercantile. The prem. shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. are also Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures slightly lower. , were i n request, and rose l * per cent. Erie Rail -1 The demand for discount to-day is moderate, and way shares a l so improved 1, and the 5.20 Bonds, the supply of money is large, yet the general charge • Illinois Railway shares, however, declined in Lombard-street for the best paper is equal to that' .. 1 The following were the latest prices, viz.:- 20 BOWS, 65* to g • Erie Railway shares, 57i to at the Bank. The rate for short loans in the Stock 58 ; Illinois Central, 781 to f, ex div. ; Atlantis Exchange this morning was 6 per cent, but has ; and Great W es t ern R a il wa y Debentures, 84 to 85 ; since declined to 4to 5, owing to the large supply Iditto small. 85 to 86 ; ditto Consolidated Sterling I of money on offer. ' Mortgage Bonds, paid up, 80 t o 81 ; ditto scrip, f Consols are now quoted 87* to I, ex div., for ; to lk Pros , money, and 87f to I for the account (Jan. 9). Foreign stocks are steady, with transactions to a fair extent. There is a slight demand for Bra zilian scrip, which has improved I per cent. Other descriptions are mostly quoted the same as yester day. AItINES.-MHIB DAY.) oI deuxi. The mining market coatinues inactive, but prices generally exhibit steadiness. Great Yoe shares are quoted 33 to }, being firm ; East Lovell, 134 to 14 ; North Treakerby, to ; West Caradon,lo to Clifford Amalgamated 19 to 20 ; Lady Bertha, ; to 131. ; East Carsdon, to 9 ; East earn Brea, 51 to ; and Nast Rose warne 345. to 30s. Petitions for the winding-up of the Roma Grande Gold Mining Company, and the St. Cuthbert Lead Smelting Company, are to hoard before the Master of the Ronson the 13th instant. At Bcoat; CondtncWmTeiiiTi held yesterday the accounts for the four months ending Oct. showed a credit balance of 423/. 16e. Id. A call of Is. Gd. per share was made. The Great North Laxey mine sold on the 29th December 30 (computed) tons of lead Or*, at 151. • ss. Gd per ton. ORDINARY 8H.&& AND STOCK& U. IM. I ButwaYll. I °ming Priem. I "ma k " daY mania/. lo 1 Pin sk urn seism sat SLOW N N 94 84. 100 Oaladostas.. -_ - 129 1/14 - St. 1181 Cambrian 96 N - 60 all Oorkaad Bastes.... - 13 16 - N 471 Cornwall 4 Ila 4/ it. IN Dublin and Dellaatloae 48 70 - 26 A Dandirklarth.olAbila TO is - 100 all 60 Da llutLoadre liarlp OiDarn- , - ..4 6s. - IN ft alangow sad 44. &aura 112 U 4 - 31.. 10 • 0 Groat Z. Le m S as Ord. N. 42/ 3 61 / 8 - Do. 6s. NO One North of koilieNo.2 7 d ••-• ..- - 81. IN anatlrcalawa l2B/ an - 84. IN DOA I 6 rem so dlv. as 144 145 144 / Si. 100 Do.B lellip.a. tepoidß -. 130 It. 100 Do. New. We. at 25 pm -4. -• at. 40 Do. Ord. Det Dir. Stock ••• - - • It. 103 Dt. South & Wet. (Ira, 92 98 - St. 100 Gnat Wastes 64 681 68 I 8 84. 100 Do.iNeir YelOriale - -- - BR 140 Do. loath Wale - ~.. - 8R IN Do. W. 1111.-Oxford 88 40 - 84. 1011 Do, Do. Newport U 37 U. 100 Do. Do. Hanford 143 105 - 81. 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 122/ 122: 12! U. 100 toad= and Beekwall 90 02 90/ N. 100 Lon.,Briebta, & &Coma 102 104 101 U. NO lantles,Cbstem De 87 89 U. 101/ Do. liet. liaten.A & D 6p.e. -.- ad - - 34. 100 Laadas&North Wilda. 1251 1214 1261 1 i 81. 100 LonloornoouchWastarn 95 06 - N. 100 Wan.,Shef.,& lanaolash 62 83 - St. Ka Ileteopolltaie 134 184 Iso / 6 10 7 Do. Now SA 4 pm 10 10 6 Do. lialenalce NO el Metropolitan lastriet lOl 108 ad - ad 101 10 Do. do. do. - - Po , - BR 100 616116M1 :231 nu an I e • 5 Do. al9 Share - it 100 Do /grim & Darby 93 96 - 26 an led Zest - . - - - - S 6. 140 Worth 111,11411 67 19 - 41. 100 Do. lills.,Pertii,gin . i. 27 29 - St. 100 N. Isakirs-Howlek - not 111/ - 16 NI Da. O. N. it faro- - - - 8R IN Da Leda.. - - 8R 101 Do. York .... lO6l NO 105 84. 104 Da. Oarllale . - - - - 21 all Do. Ileek.&Parilag. 31 37 - :s 16 Do. do. 111116411 lO 11 pr - SR 109 Dore Ludes l2B 118 - 10 6 DO. do., 1884 - 10 6 Da du 1684 2 4 pm - 8t 100 North StaiTordaktro 76 77 - 1• all N. &11. Weems Jsao ll 12 - SR 11100 Illaottlah Central - Bt. 1100 Ileottlah N.Z. Ab4r.litk 64 69 - 8R 100 Scottish WAWA .. - - 8R 1100 Ilbreehlre Ude° - - - 81. 'lOO loath Devon 66 66 - St. 'lOO lona Baden 20 au, Swum, a oktaglana;llo 8 9 - 8R 100 Taff Vole - 110 3 Do. 0 ... - ... - 8R 100 Vale of Welk - 10 2 44 &Wire & Whitehall - - - SR 100 Wet Cornwall 1 49 61 - BRITISH POSSESSION& 100 , Bt. 1 iii 100 100 100 100 Pe M B4ZLWAT3. 1. 400 ~: Atlantic* it. Ulyanov' IBoro.Bv.ete.ln.g 6p.e. Do. F gnarls Badaio *I lake Huron Do. Prodarano• Bat, Break& Gododen et per rent. Cal. dt &Eastern 6p.0. g Baps T. & Dock Op. a a Dianuars.7p.o.par.prat Boat. Bengal in. I do kit ladlan gs. 5 do Ilb wo ,100 114 Do. J liienalon . Grand Trunk of usnada tlywp. Id. 8., of Do. LS pref. Bondi.. Do. do. deferred Do. Ind preL Bondi.. Do, deferred Do trd pref. Stock .. Do. do. deferral Do. alb pref. Stock Do. do. deferred! ! Great Indian Peninsula Do. gus. 6 per cent. Do. New do IGt. S. of Indte g. 6 p. ct Do eg percent. m , GI. WooSorn of Causda Do. Now . .... Do. rp. HU poi. 1878 D 0.64 do. do. 1877-8 Indian firauch, Limited Modem oar. 6 p. cast Do. do. 14 do Do. so. 4{ do.— Do. lltth ?Mouton 1141 b. Oorp. d per o. Pd 1141 D. sad Hobooo'sßay N.FLolOss.dp.o.l4l p. B. Mad% go& a far mt o Do. do. do Do. Punputo do Do. Indus 84.11/4. do 18 in • 991 100 e }d f u oar a4l 6 7 10 11 76 es I 96 08 id , 66 0 I 100 1 09 1:1 We id. 191 i id par 6pau id' as sr 1 87 89 68 70 67 62 se so 92 17 47 60 61 46 35 67 41 85 1 8 -01 1051 id par ipos }du iom id 91 100 11. 91 93 id! 18 121 41 4}lLs' 92 96 84 88 1 5:50,. id 99 100 id 91 98 id 87 82 id, 63 45 80 8s 99 100 ill 99_ 100 id: Ults xII 94 94 JOINT STOCK BANKS. 3861 1011 67 68 S 241 i 4 bps 3 9 5 49 9 2 1 11 97 9 1 9 79 6 3dL 16 18 71 73 21e 224 29 30 146 160 24 le 7 , 43 95 d 4! 4} 7pm i eats ~rn ldis Fax 24 I}lo 46 48 94 26 46 44 xd 104 111 I 44 46 un i i sa I k dal 7i 16 i xd xd irdj CL prices. I Bel/e. 2%1 11 - 441 prices. I ' ad I, OLONIAL GOVIZMUDIT SZCIn 100 [ to. ... CM Gov . . 111. 4 at e lh4L 100 .. Do.lpor ct. TobAtAvg. 100 .. Do.o poret.liar..9B4i 100 .. D 0.5 per et.Join.9.l 100 • Do. Spur et. Ina. Igoe 100 .. CrDEopoop.oLl2/8 1•0 i 10. 18904900 NO • DO. clo. 186010160 • Do. do. 189041 100 • D0.5p.e.Ap.90c1.1 100 .. 014:10V. 1864 6 p.c 1 4100 I% 4_? , 191 .. Igiszlllva opm 01., 18731100 1678100 Da umuloo 1806 1 100 .. Natal. Gov. 6 re cwt... 100 .. Nov Brans. 007. 88.88 100 .. N.B. Wales 1:17. 6 p.c.18011 100 .. Do. bp. a 1671 to 1876 100 .. Do. 6p. o. 1888 to 1892100 .. Now Leolandi 6 per 000t.100 6 per omit. 'lOO ..1 Non 11000660 p. 0.. 1876 WO • •1410•0811888 Gov. II p. at. HO .. 1 8.AsoLGov. 0 p. 6., 1878 100 .. Vlo.Gov.llp.o.lsa.2JBll l loo Do, do. 6 p.o.Agen&oo.lo3 ELITIBB 111.111 I Pd. 10. prism COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) Fresh up to our market, to-day, the arrivals of Media wheat were very. moderate, and, on the whole, in bat middling condition. The demand for all qualities was in active, at Monday's decline is the quotations. The show of foreign wheat was only moderate • neverthe less the trade for all descriptions was in a slu ggish state, at about late rates. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a limited ex tent, on former terms. Fine malting barley was held at full prim. Gtiediag and distilling were iu slow request, hat not cheaper. The malt trade was dull, at about stationary currencies. Oats—the show of which was moderate—mut • fair sale at prices equal to Monday. Although the supply of beans os offer was small, the inquiry for them was restricted, at the recent decline in the quotations. Peas moved off slowly, at the late reduction in prices. In flour a fair average business was pawing, at late rates. Linseed ruled firm. And value of rapeseed was well sup ported. Cakes changed hands steadily, on former terms. 4.3.13.E1ini MOIL Per Qr. WRLIT. a. a. Era; Lent, red, eld 44 to 61 new 16 to 46 „ itio.whar, oi.l 63 to „ new 41 to 61 Norfolkand Lincoln red. old isms! Pot.. OM. I. a Scotch Irish, wt a e l. 291 S to 26 „ black BUM 1141tAng to 33 to 91 Maur. Kass; Norfolk, and slam( tr, to 85 Klagstoo and Wars M to 47 Brown Mamas SS le 4 Mt 4 to 41 Harrow Pismo 44 to 4‘ rus. __ _— Grey 14yto B7 to OD White BO to 11 Bolters __ Town M. pr 280 lbs. Household B7 So NI Country Norfolk sod Suffolk, ox ship 32 to id lhoolL_ New OATS. gnattelt, feed e) to % potato 25 to 30 iteetett. teed Polite& Per qr. L S. Dustate and Koalas. MITA?. berg 47 to bal Itoetock B Meeklen- Per Qt. ------- 14 to 66 Daciah 4 to 44 Russian, hard soft AllariC4l3, red .. to IV „ white _ . OLTIL L Donbas sact liwodleh 21 to ti 3urias_ 5:l to Si Bwß. boatelt Se to 40 11 4171 4100 3B to 41 rut. _ _ . _ Ye Boilers 37 a _ Grinding ---- 'lt to 261 Distilling Malting ___ B2 to 84 DID/All C• 131. - OATS. WWl* 3l to 96 Yollow _ 3l to 36 Dutch brewing 1... 21 to 26 feeding .... 21) to 24 ARRIVAIA lir GRAIN. CARRIAGE, 'Will DEC. t CLUSIVX. ?Loos. French, per U to N apanith, IS So American, per brL • 16 to Canadian. .. IS to it INT) umnoN, BY MAIL' 0. 1885, TO JAN. 2, 1:68, iN- Wh...t. Barter. Malt. Gala I flour. yrs. on. on on brie. men. English end Beoteh 10:10 Ell 490 . iii .. MA• Irish foreign i 890 .. 6670 eioo 160 — -- Tetal • 19t0 . 10e0 I 490 5.90 0900 , 410 COMPARATIVE Wl' ANTI 11E4 AND PRIcEY of GRAIN. yult VIE WEEK 1.391140 POR THE CORREOPOIDDIO EMIL DEC. 30,1896. I Il 1864. Qn Average. Qrs. Amp. 72,3ni .. :rs. lid. 1 Wheat 81,104 .. 37 a la-. .80.2e5 .. 325. ed. !fierier 81,491 .. Mt Od. 8,421 .. 2:... Gd. !Gala 9,229 .. 19e. Id. Wheat. P.aj ley Oats ... MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SEGAL—There is ouly a very limited demsud, and prices show • slight drcliue. Brown Demerara bold at 345. ; cry& tallised,,3Ba. rid.; lauritius , brown ordinary to middling, 3')s. 6d. to 31s. fd. ; good brown and grey, 325. to 334. Refined dull of sale, at previous prima. Come.— No public sales were held to-day, and the demand privately cootiuning limitel, no gales of impor tance are reported. TEA.—Business is doing in Souchongs at 24. Id. to 21. 31.; 31oninga, Is. 8.1. to Is. IUI. ; and siftings at 9d. Rice.-60 tons of Salim sold at Ils. fid. GINOII{.-300 bags of Bengal sold at 251. 6]. to 2G'. Rest.—Basitiess bag hese done at previous price., bat full particulars are not given. COTTON. —There is 'gala an improved demand, at rather firmer priors. J vre..— A limited busiums is doing at very firm prices. Haar.—St. Petersburg, clean, has advanced to 361. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market la quiet :—Town tallow is quoted. 48e. 3d. nett cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Os. 3d.: January, 49e. ; March. 495. 3d. ; Apra so Jose, 494; October to December, We. BOROUGH 110 P MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Petteodeo and smith report a better dowsed for bops of all descriptiona, with a great scarcity of fine saruples, wh:ch willow:A rather higher rates. Belgians are io reqoest for exporteton to America, at a further adrartee io prices. PROVINCIAL SHARI HARLEM. Torupoo4,. JAN. 2.-841eS a.. 114, . Great Eastern, 42—Great Western, 59 o—London and North Western, 12.51 Maachee ter. Sheffield, 1111.1 Lill,o:::Shire. 021 —ll..tronolitan, 1371 (1) 1- I;alite i ri e , ,.B 4 Lrw ßu h n .k ... l o ; . spi i tal ut at e ock ii , 81 7 8 15-16 7 6 15.1. t 7 6 15-16 1 13-18 1 13-18 I—Ditto, 7 per cent , reference, 61—Grand Trunk of Canada, S M ou id t l h and gasw. . 11*/I— . 3751 lit i x„—f;reat Western of Canada, 16 5-16 3-18 ; 3.16 ; Erie, 571 1 ;—.tufted States 6.20 Bondi, 65 I—Great Luxem bourg shares, 16—Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited ,4/ p—North Western Bank Limited), 4 p.—Albion Marine !Limited`, 1 a.—Empire Marino (Limited) I p-11.erpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 9 9-16 p— Union Marine L:mifea,, 111 16 s—Briti,h Shipowners, le d—National Steam (Limited), 2 111 d• .i lagmagirsk, Jas. 2.—A moderate business was done, but prices were a shade easier. Alliance Itanx (Limited), 4/Jp. golckow, Vaughan, and Ca. gingiva: 5 p.—Buffalo and lake Huron, 61— Y.ries, 5, B—Great Ea stern, 421—Great Luxem bourg, 16 -Great Northern A, 146 41 ; 4 I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 37 61 s 1 f } . ;—Great Western of Canada, 101 3-18 1-- Great Western, 69 8; 1 --John Brown awl Co. (Limited), 41 p.— Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12$1—London and Cidedonlan Marisa Insurance ,Limited , .I—London and Korth Western, •1214 — Manchester and County Bank (Limited), 4 p.—Mancheeter, Midfield, and Lincolnshire, 821 a—Metropulltan, 137 61—M1d land, I.2,)—North nriti.h. 5--51rwithraatern, 73j11 1 1 11 4 11 1 —Thatuesand Mersey Marine Insura , ce (Lint 16-16 1 p —Hopkins (Bikes, t d.—Lanciuthire Insurance, 1 p.—Mas cheater Carriage Company. 1 p.—Vnion Bank, 5 p. . . Bramtzonix, JAW. E —Ba•iness vas done to-day In Bindery ham Canal Shine at 88; in Shropahire Baok at Li. lta. 9d. ; la Birmingham F, nand &at prem.: In Birmingham and Stafford shire Oas PAL at 38 in Betainghim Alliance lire at Es. 6d. pima. ; and In Birmingham Wagers at 100 per share. Dinging ham Joint Meek Bank quoted En to LY ; British and Toretei Balling Plant, 6 tot dia.. and Paget Nat and Bolt, Eto E. pram COLONIAL BANI.—(THIS DAY.l—This Attalla:et • half-yeerly meeting of this bee was hell et the Loodae Tavern ; Mr. C. Iferryat is the ear. The steer mat of eesoesta, which wee submitted, 'bowed a set well for the half-year of 45,625/. 11.. Rel. 94 96:d 94 le zd 100 111