The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-22 00:00:00

- LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Murray.) IN NI LEM AND DODSON. lenlaupts were printers, of Newetrest, Fetter. A stAtomoot of &mounts, as preyered by Mesas. 1,...t0ne and Co., less given on the occasion of the WA when it appeared that their liabilities were upwards with wets of considerable amount. F.,s the adjourned sitting for chaos of sisignees. -,..ag00d took objection to curtain proofs, oa the - • 1 that there bad hews a pertnenhip of Levey, Robson, tra2llin, and that the proofs Gould not be road* : the estate of two of the pains; union it were tut the creditors bad released the third. Lowrance mid that Frmiklis bad retired in June, t the continuing partners had nadertaken, retaining ...cm of the partnership estate, to liquidate the Habib. . tt a meeting of creditors in July they had pealed a , releasing Mr. Franklin from his liabilities. • :flately the matter stood over, and a farther adjourn . t place. (Before Mr. ConuniMither Goulboeu.) • Fr ;ADIS. —THE " BEZTION COM:NOMA OVIILAND TRAMP COMPANY." !onl-ract. who held the dem of controller of coca in the Board of Trade, and resided at Albion. , ~ .vdenhom, bad been one of the directors of the cawed company, whose glom imposition peoctimd on •er of passengers, through the away of Calomel au exposed in the papers a few months ago. This „ •.• 'Ming for examination and discharge. The bankrapt • 1e liabilities at 3.776/. ; no assets ; property held by as security, 3851. Hi expenditure far the two • ;reading the bankruptcy is put down at 7701. sod • ruler the bead of "li►bilties as director of the • . colorable Overland Transit Company," the beak . • r•Ak es the following statement :—" la the year • • I became a director of the British Columbia Transit Company, which company wee formed • • purpose of forwarding emigrants to British and the following porno= paid their pamege _ ? :o Colonel Sleigh. the treasurer, and were seat oat, appears were not taken to BeitWa Cdambi► S.v.& reamed to England and commenced yrooadings . the directors and other members of the • , mrotty, and one action had been tried in the A Common Pleas, by Mr. Hoary base Collingwood, the emigrants, who obtained a verdict for 165/. and I have, therefore, inserted the darer claimant., for •: e amount each." Then follows a list of 19 of those • • • ..rste persons. • In each case the bankrupt dates .117813 of the party to be unknown. Meows. Crowder and yssli.ii,l. solicitors, are creditors for 99/. for the defending en:on brought against the bankrupt. The Eagle As . • ,7,e Company holds a policy of immune* on the hack : ...'e for 2,00)1., as security for a debt of 1951. The - sr , : states his salary at 509/. a year less income-tax. ite case was proeseding when our report left). MIDDLESEX SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) (Before the Assistant-Judge.) February adjourned general session of the peace for nty of Middlesex commenoed this morning at the .....;.hone, Clerkenwell-gresn, before the Assimaant ..,o the following magistrates :—Mr..H. H. Harwood, • -' . :must' Abbiss, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Loveland, Mr. Ur. Tanner, Mr. limey White, Dr. Jervis, and Alender °Detains the names of 109 prisoners cosi •••,1 for trial, 96 of whom ere indicted far felony. 13 for . • :-:oeatior. The depose of education are as follows : . t-tr read nor write, 41; read only, t, ; read and writ* • rf.ct I v, n , 5 ; read and write well. T. ed the grand jury as t• Ile u..ture of their duties and they dismissed them. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLI3OROCGH,4TBEET. e eau tiTOlll.-ATTIIIIPTED f ~e teHda, 1113171 , 1Tiarwomaii --- abOaK;ears of age, trothog at 21, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, was d before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with attempting to destroy I.tr hie. t.eorge Hehl, an old man, the husband, and who said be a music engraver, stated that on the previous day his sae attempted to ha ng herself to the bed post. She had .reared the rope to the bed post, then fastened it round her heck, and jumped off the bedstead, and but for his promptly itting the rope she would have been strangled. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the husband whether she had ever stempted such a thing before. The husband said she attempted • similar thing about twelvemonths ago, when the was brought before the magis trate at this wart, who advised him to take her home with Lm. lue chief clerk naked how Use prisoner's face became so distipfeS! Tire husband said that while under the indium,e of liquor few rughts ago tus wife attacked him like • tigress. He iept her ~.tt as well uhe could, but as there was a death , tru„;.,le, he had to strike her in self-defence. Tyrwhitt I;v* struck his , oniewhere else but in the eyes, but he (Mr. Tyrwhitt) Gould have thought there was no occasion to have struck ter at all, and that he conld have held her. It was a sad h....ness. and the wile appeared to have been badly used. The prisoner said she was greatly in fault. Mr. Tyrwhitt eked the prisoner whether she drank, and 'he said she did. The husband said his wife was an habitual drunkard. Mr. Tyrwhitt again observed that the prisoner had been roughly used. He would remsnd her for a week, and hoped she would attend to what was rd to her or she would surely co.ue to a mis e r a bl e en d, self.morder being a most dreadful thing. The prisoner, whose foes was much disfigured, was thou remandel. SOUTH WARK. ERFAELNG • TE0111•E OF lII•Ritt•GZ. Soon after Mr. Woolly& had takes his seat on the bench smartly•dreesed stout elderly Irishwoman, evidently jest hearted from the Grose tale, entered the court and begged his honour's amidence to apprehend a man who "had basely ddeerted bee and robbed her of her wedding ring." Applicant, who spoke the Dublin accent with ex treme rapidity. mid that she was a widow, and for some years had carried ea a pretty tidy burl. Less eau Dub/in. A short time ago she became acquainted witl, a middle-aged Eragliahman, who was working near the Four Court*, and their intimacy soon ripened into a decla ration of love. He promised bee marriage and everything that a Imerconld do, andtold her that as men as they got to England Its would make ber a happy woman. Last week be told her that he was ordered home at mite, and if she wanted to be his wife she bad better make Lute. she accordingly got rid of her benison' and disposed of all her leaps, and followed him to London. She, however, soon found out, to her sorrow, after nearlT all her rr.unty Ma' gone, that he wee a married man. tt hat was the to do—. lone woman in a foreign country' (Laughter.) Mr. Woolrycii—What ie it you want me to do ! theAppl:,.. d ost-1 want you to apprehend him, sir, and punish 11. bete eceiver. Woolrych—l am afraid I eased help you. Has he oetamed anything from you illegally! APPI:not--Oh. yse, sir has obtained money from me, and got me to sell roy goods. Mr. Woolrych—Wheee was QM! ApOic•ot—ln bablia, sir. Mr. Woolrych—Th en I can 't h e lp you. Haa he obtained snytlung from you here ! APolicaot—dh, yea, to m 7 sorrow. Ha has taken all sent of :Liege from um. He is a hen' wretch, and instead of beia;* tingle man he has a wife width:se children. He told me Le was a "Ingle man. Ob, what shall I do! I have hat me old umn's wedding ring. (Loud laughter.) I would nor hat,. icat that for the world. 11 r. Woolrych—How did he take that! ..14:h:..at—Why, he stole at. me how be took it. 'ti ll:At—Well, your worship, when we were in our 1,4 4 t.. close by the court, he forcibly took it off my at.l refused to give it me back again. That's a tm , ,it think, your honour. WoulrYell-Well I think it is, if what you may is tea;T:.e beet plan is to give him iato custody. ; 4•4:—Tuank you, air, that I will immediately. e•- then horriecUy left the court. (It v. John M'Lougblin has been c,ininitted 1 of Enniskillen, charged with aiding and abetting - of a marriage between Peterson, an at. two."! • • .trk and Mien Quinton, a ward of Chancery, and a prrlith,uary application wan made oa Saturday towards ultiatut; ham to bail. N irTi. , POLITAN RAILWAY SCIIEMItL—It is under ▪ ii.4t the Joint committee of the Lords and Commons, '! soh. L Lord Granville is ehauivan. liar. decided to r -, lnn,end the adoption of the inner circle portion of the ed , iThrobtan Ilidrict Railway scheme. With regard to the I.r'posed north and south junction line for connecting r. north and south of the Thames by means of a high level bridge, they prefer a junction line that shall name the Tiames Tunnel, and thus connect the northern and `"tborn railways without in any way obstructing the navi- Tal:kui of the Thames.—Time. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY WINING, FEBRUARY 22, 1864: THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. (THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade Returns for Deoember, which have been delayed, according to annual practioe, as long as was neces sary to afford time for the making up of the land• hug accounts of all cargoes properly appertaining to the year 1863. The returns are to the 31st December. We sub join a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manu factures during the month and twelve months in the last three years : 1861 1862 1863 For As month. £9,747,810 10.80:17,033 14,354,400 For lb* twelve mouthe. £125,101,814 123,9264 146,489,768 The returns for January, 1863, were 8,045,1551. ; February, 9,298,5761. ; March, 10,217,473/.; Apri1,11,897,1771.; May,11,284,2991.; June, 11,271,5271. ; July, 13,648,8401.; August, 14,088,814/. ; September, 14,542,8621. ; October, 15,082,332/. ; November, 12,758,3231. ; and De cember, 14,354,400! Whasi..Barley. 4". I qrS• English . 41113 MOO Foreign .. 11874 12540 , 10.64:1 1:916 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) sucrazo AND tiTraxemosaL rusoura.) (MOM OUR ORS COLIFLEaPONDENT. Market quiet at previous rites. Salsa, probably 4,000 bales ; imports, 2,333 bales. MARE LISTB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otosx. The railway market participates in the buoyancy observable in the other departments of the Stock Kachange, and pekes in most instances exhibit a rise compared with those last current on Saturday. Metropolitan stock is in chief demand, and has improved 2 per cent. London and North Western and • and Yorkshire have also advanced I, Great Western e, and Mid land 1. South Modern is exceptionally flat, and has re ceded 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 110 to e ; Great W 65 to 1 ; Midland, 120 to ; bilicaahire and Yorks • 111 e to 112; Caledonian, 1201 to itti South Pastern, 24%95 ; Great &stern, 49/ to ; Great Northern, to 1301 ; London and Sou Western, 292 to 1 ; and Metropolitan, 107 to 108. San Paulo shares are in demand and better. Other foreign lines are without change. Indian railway stocks are enquired for, and Great Western of Canada are dull. to i pm 68 69 911 921 I 8 29 9 10 pm 7 8 pop 125 130 1 711 781 P x7li 11 11 . lell 116 42 44 (4I lOU r 1 4 5 4 95 95} 99 101 ' 4 165 179 9 :I 17111 m :88 92 ad . 28 IS 1061 491 1 i 130 tee Ll 6 ad 1111 1051 td 110 # 901 100 id 106 71 Se Pa' 103[ 4 : dis 34} OS I 4i 1W a. piss, I Sales. 125 130 21 22 pm 211 221 pm 4L Per I 7 I 24 23 pm Li} Me id, 261 143 led I Po 11 0014 41 43 $ 3dA 91 'pra If 3ipm 31 4pm 48 60 Ob i SE A lan 118 118 M 41 6 e 'bra I 1 414 ! ll} ; 4.1 33 113 1G 44 let 140 - $: 1 ill 3 tdb 211 rj 1 lipor 4 4 6 1 1.11)82dls 8 9pm : s 1 SiPtU 1 2pm 1 Oidb 18 0 89 ; 9 11 pmBol 2 2 3 1Pm 3 die 2L 27 I 31 Wm 1 tO zdkam par iPas 37 39 1419 }pm' 27 28 2d 27 2 3pm 9 1 4 0 0 16 79 81 4 pm _ : oi p., pml 5} If 1 dis 7 Bpm , 3, i 401 i 60 62 5ll 1 die 64 63 24 92 II Yips. d i 10 11 pm 13 11 pm 65 67 ' 66.1 $ YWs dU I 432 CL pekes. I Sala& 11 = 1111T1111 reemorw. SLIMI kiaWan. I CI I IW OBX . I a ttl ra-47 100 an . Atludis& 83 Enwraps* N 01 N. 10 11 1 Do. 10 Incsa.Bar.&ll.l24.llp.a. 141) 1. 14111 - New 110 It Do. E Mans 10) all Buffalo & lab Huron 10 all Do. Primes 7 ISO 100 NIL, lirsak&Oodortok Op. 6 Bela Aug. 1. WU - - - 1N 100 Do. do. Jolp 1, 1117:1 - -.- 100 100 Do. do. Jose I. le - - - 80. 100 Cal. & 3.lastsroSp.s. g. 100 102 lel Bt. 100 T. & Dock 6p. c. 100 10! - 100 an ! 7 p.c.psr. - - ... fit. 1 100 INN. Bmipil go.IN 106 --. 81. 100 East Indian go. sdo 1 104 1081 ft 1 16 I Do. 0 Exlinislon - 1 B ID 3 1100 I (hand Trunk of Canad a in 100 all Do. Ist prod. Boll6__ t . 71 74 100 all Do. do. detarrod 55 60 - 100 all Do. Bid psi Bonds 4O 08 -. 103 all Do. do. did 60 53 - 100 all I Do. Lid pet. Nock 100 all : Do. do. dobrisil 38 41 - 100 all Do. Sth prat Stock - 100 all , Do. do. Moral 12 15 - N. 100 'Greet Indian Peninsula 1011 IN zn 10I) 431 an 20 11 g. 5 want. - 10 12 ' Do. January, 1802 - . - 8L 100 ;Gt. 8. of India g. 6p. et. INt t g ID - 8t ilOO ; Do tt per cook - - - Do - - - Nil all I Cft. Western of Cicada st IN el glii U Do. Neu lO. Utitis -. 100 I all Do.Opalida pay. li 96 it - HO all P. 6) do. do. 1877 15 57 - 10 1 1 , Indian Branch, Limited Pat Ipa - 10 • 1 Do. New•-• lit. 100 Madras goar. 6p. osnt.' 1021 104 103 N. 'lOO 1 Do. do. L0 0 . k . , . 01 N IS -. 84. 100 : Do do. do.- 01 90 - 83 , Do. - It 1 100 !Welk. C orp.r 6 per c. Bd - - -• SO , all SUM. and Botionfs B.l i 68 &I 69 20 I all 1 17.8r0n.& Can.cla A & 3 6 - 8t 100 N.B.olCan.6polstp.B. 82 IN - 8t 100 18cinds. boa. 6 par cost' 1 1 - 80. 100 , Do. Deihl do 1 1 1 -. 84. IN Do. Poniaab do ! 1 lOtli gis Bt. 100 Do. lades Santa. do 1 08 100 - • MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two (Mums. The announcement that the Austrian and Prus sian forces have evacuated Jutland has had a very favourable effect to-day upon the stook markets, which are buoyant Consols have advanced per cent., and many of the chief home railway stocks about . The principal transactions, however, have been in foreign bonds, which in many instances have experienced an important rise. The news that President Juarez has resigned, being regarded as the forerunner of the complete submission of Mexico to the French regime, has occasioned especial excitement in the market for Mexican Bonds, which have risen 21 per cent Console are now quoted 91# to for money, and 94 to # for the account (March 8). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 91f, ; ditto, for account, 91#, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91*, I, # ; New Three per Cents., 91 4 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, j, 104, ; ditto, for account, 1941 ; ditto Four per Cent, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " entailed" rupee paper, 104 ; and Bi chequer Bills, 2e., Os. die. A moderate amount of busineek is going forward in foreign stocks, which are generally better. Mexican Bonds were in prominent demand, and have risen 24 per rout. Greek have also advanoed 1 ; Turkish Consolides, I ; Spanish Passive, 4 ; and Turkish of 1858 and 1862 about 4. Some of the present quotations are as follows : Turkish, 1858, 71 to 4 ; ditto, 1862, 69 to 4 ; ditto Consolid4, 491 to 50 ; Mexican, 424 to 4 ; Greek, 221 to / ; Spanish Passive, 331 to 3 ; Mexican, 421 to 4 ; and Confederate, 57 to 58. Transactions are recorded as follows : Brazilian, 1863, 87 ; ditto Deferred, 361 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 10S ; Greek, for account, 222, 23, 224 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101, 4 ; Italian, 661 ; Mexican, for account, 414, 1,1, 421, 42, 1, 4 ; Portuguese, 1853, 471 ; ditto, 1856, tcc. , 474 ; ditto, for account, 471, ; Russian, 1822, 921 ; ditto 1862, 881, 4 ; Spanish Passive for account, 331, 4 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 131 ; Turkish 1858, for account, 711 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 754 ; ditto 1862, for account, 694, 69, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 694, 70 ; Venezuela, for ac count, 25 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 581, 4. International Financial shares are now quoted 74 'to 4 prem.; General Credit, 34 to 4 prem. London Financial, 10/ to 111, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 6 to 4 ; Hudson's Bay, 184 to 4 ; and Egyptian Tradinv, 24 to 1 prem. Fora o'CLoci. Consols remain firm, at NI to I for money, and 91} to II for the account. The discount market on Saturday was quiet, and good bills were taken at N per cent. The de mand at the Bank of England was only moderate. The amount of gold taken to the Bank on Satur day was 43,0001. The Australasian, from New York, has brought 61,500/. in specie. The Messageries Imperiales steamer Moeris took, on Friday, 371,2001. from Mar seilles for the East. Mr. G. P. Bidder has accepted the appointment of consulting engineer to the Contract Corpora tion. It is notified that the directors of the London and South Western Railway Company are prepared to receive tenders for the issue of all or any portion of 300,0001. of the ordinary stock ofthe company. The first call of 54 is to be paid on the shares in the English and Swedish Bank (Limited) by the I7th March, and a first call of U. on those of the English and Scottish Bank (Limited) by the same day. A call of 31., making 84 paid, is to be paid on the shares in the East India Irription and Canal Company (Limited) by the 15th March. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Australasia is called for the 21st of March. The Alexandra Park Company (Limited) has issued its prospectus. The capital of this concern is 500,0001., in shares (in 50,000 A shares and a like number of B shares of 51. each), and 300,0001. in debentures. It appears that the debenturecapital has been created principally for the purpose of pay ing for the estates, and for the purchase of the Inter national Exhibition Building 0f,1862, which is now being erected in the park by Messrs. Kelk and Lucas, and the prospectus states that it is antici pated that the whole of this portion of the com pany's capital will be redeemed by the sale of the surplus lands. It is further mentioned that, the whole of the "B" shares and the greater portion of the "A" shares having been allocated in part purchase of the estate and in the erection of the building and other works contracted for, applica tions are now invited from the public for the balance of the latter. The relative rights of the holders of the two classes of share capital are described as follows: The holden of " A" shares are entitled to dividend oat of the net divisible profits of the company, at the rate of 7 per cent. per see= and of 1-sth of the remaining profits to priority to sa d befon payment of any dividend to the holden et "B" 'barn The holden of "B" shares then racier' all the remaining divisible profits of the company. Of the 480 acres forming the estate near the Wood-green station, on the Great Northern Rail way, it is intended to appropriate about 200 acres to the park, and to dispose of the remaining 280 acres for building purposes. Lord Fermoy, M.P., is chairman of the company. The Alliance National Lind, Building, and In vestment Company (Limited) is announced, with • first capital of 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 10!. each. The object is to develop and extend the business of the "Alliance National Land, Bailding, and Investment Society," which was established in August, 1862, and which is stated to have "at tained a success almost unexampled in the history of similar institutions." In proof of this it is mentioned that, in the short space of sixteen months, more than one thousand shareholders have been enrolled, and upwards of three thousand shares of 23/. each have been issued. The re-modelling of the undertaking is consequent upon its having been found that the objects contemplated can be carried out on a safer and more satisfactory basis under the Limited Liability Act than under the Building Societies Act and the statutes incorporated therewith. We are informed that the directors of the Wal lachian Petroleum Company (Limited) have pro ceeded to the allotment of the shares pro rata, and every application has been answered by a limited number, there being an excess of several thousand shares applied for. . . . With reference to the position and proepocta of the money market, the circular issued on Saturday by Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons has the fol lowing : An avenge demand has prevailed at the discount office of the Bank of England during the week, at the rate of 7 per cent. ; but in other quarters all the symptoms have been in favour of a diminution of the present exceptional terms. This statement may seem to involve a con trad iction, bat then is a simple explanation of it. We are now again at a period of the quarter when the revenue payments begin to flow into the Bank, and to increase the government balances. The payment of these sums to the Bank propor tionably reduces the amount of money in the hands of the public, and creates an apparent scarcity, which can be re moved only by a re-Issue from the Bank of the whole or • portion of such sums. That re-issue takes place in two ways—namely, the payment of the periodical dividends on government stock, or the discount of bills for the commer cial community. Sow, no release of money on account of dividends will take place till the Bth of April, and, come quently, in the interval there must be continuous scarcity, except in so far as the wants of the public are met by reissues in the shape of &Neonate. ruder them circumstances it is in the power of the Beak to exact higher terms than they would be able to obtain if there were no exceptional Jodi:mom ; but, en • general rule, the directors do wit take advantage of the position thus established, bat endeavour to adapt their ante to what would be its natural point under au ordinary date of affairs. It was obviously from considerations of this kind that the minimum charge was recently lowered from 8 to 7 per cent. ; and all appearances at present tend 3 o show that a reduction to 6 par coat is for similar remosial likely mow to be rasolved upon. The follow • ag is from the monthly wine circular of Mr. F. W. Coma The retinal of the sesta= authorities to admit at the wine duty several shipmate from the port ot mitered as am, but which Hwy appose to be aid water flavoured to imitate wise, has mused some stir—this movement has enabled holden to sena a =all Maws are 00111113011 sorts at port and sherry, which have intimate been unfavourably affected by aft* Hamburg Imitations. SL2VRDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to II for the Bth March, were first marked to-day 91/, and closed at 901 to 91. For money the last price was 94 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91, 901, 911 ; ditto for account, 911, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91 ; India Stock, 214 ; ditto Five per . Cent..Btock, 104/, ; ditto Bonds, 2a : dia._ The India Fits‘ per"b;nt. Stock was steady. Ex chequer Bills remain at 7s. to 2s. dis. The foreign stock market was decidedly quieter, and, owing to a pressure of realisations, several of the speculative stocks exhibit a decided reduction in pric e . . _ . in the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted iu Imperial ' London, Buenos Ayres and River Plate, Union Bank of Australia, and Alliance Bank new shares, while National Bank of Liverpool, Bank of Hindostan, and London and Brazilian Bank have receded. There were inquiries for Australian Mortgage and Land shares. Na tional Discount were Slightly flatter. Hudson's Bay closed the same as yesterday, at 17 to 18i. Egyptian Trading retain much steadiness, being quoted 2g to 2i prem. The shares of the Credit Fonder of Mauritius were last quoted to prem. ; Land Securities Company, 11 to 11 prem.; Anglo-Italian Bank, t i l t° prem.; Mercantile Credit, 6 to 7 prem. ; Con tract Corporation, 2 to 21 prem., 11 higher ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain), 1 to 11 prem. ; London Mercantile Discount, to 21 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navi gation, 7 to 7} prem. ; Ottoman Financial Association, to I prem. ; Consolidated Dis count, 1 dia. to par ; Mexican Bank, 1 to 2 prem.; Financial Corporation, 1 to 11 prem.; Lon don Gas Meter, to 11 prem. ; Buenos Ayree Bonded Wharf, Ito 1} rem.; South Eastern Bank, to 11 prem. ; and British Colonial Steamship, 11 to 2 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Tw•o o'CLor:K. A considerable amount of business is going for ward in the mining market to-day, and the tone gene rally is strong. The principal feature is a very active demand for West Chiverton shares, which have advanced 51., being now quoted 74 to 76. Chiver ton are also better, at 14 to 1. East Caradou are quoted 301 to 31, and New Martha, Ito lf. New Seton shares are officially marked 921. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un altered. Cape Copper have been dealt in at 81, St. John del Rey at 51, and United Mexican at 63. Reference was made a few days ago to the for mation of the Rossi Grande Gold Mining Com pany (Limited), and the prospectus of this Brazilian undertaking is now formally issued, and applica tions invited from the public. The estate to be worked is situated in the vicinity of the mine of the St. John del Rey Company. The capital is 100,000/. in li. shares, but the that issue will con sist of 50,000 shares, one-fourth of which have been subscribed for privately. The prospectus states that it is estimated that " the outlay requisite for the purchase of the property, and to bring the mines into profitable work, will be covered by one half of the capital." The half-yearly meeting of the Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company is called for the 26th inst. at Liverpool, but will be adjourned, the balance sheet not being ready. A special meeting of the Elbe Colliery Company (Limited) will be held on the 26th inst. to consider a recommendation of the directors to increase the company's capital to the extent of 25,0001., by the issue of 25,000 new shares of 1/. each, the object of increasing the capital being " to enable the com pany to purchase the rights of the royalty-holders, and of the holders of debenture bonds." A general meeting of the Great Devon and Bedford (Colcharton) Copper Mining Company (Limited) will be held on the 26th inst., when a call of ss. per share will be proposed. The llybffe Mine sold, on the 174 h inst., 78 toes of lead,ore, 1414/. 18.. 6d. per ton ; the East Darr n. 70 tms, at 171. 7r. per ton ; the °win Min, 25 tow, at 176 .6d. per ton, sad 36 tens, at 181. Is. 6d. per tau . MAIL Osta. Msgr. gra r gra I qrs. gra I Orb sets. 19012 6442 1171 610 .. 1 16248 ' 60' as .... Ls• .. I .. 00061 SOO 70 MO, 9650 12090, 601:4 mg sea 32)0'179vs COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 11.111.1_C-L1N1. 7 -(TELIB DAY. ) The arrivals of wheat fresh up to our narlost today, were somewhat on the inereami, sad the show of samples was tolerably goo& Owing to the frosty weather, factors demanded an advance in the quotations compared with Monday last of la. per quarter. =leis, however, refused to give more money ; but the salsa concluded were at very full prime. se With foreign wheat we were fairly supplied. Good and fine American qualities moved off steadily, at full quotations ; but all other kinds sold slowly, at late rates. The market was well supplied with th English and f°ratin barley- Mating Pimple. chang ed hands steadily, at full prices. In grinding and distilling sorts very little was pawing, on former terms. Most kinds of malt moved off slowly; nevertheless, the quotation were supported. The supply was moderate. The show of foreigu oats was small ; English good. In all kinds very little was doing, at about stationary prior. Bemis, the supply of which wee good, were in fair request, at full quotations. There was rather men inquiry for pees, at previous rates. The supply was moderate. We have no change to notice in the value of any kind of flour. On the whole the trade ruled steady. American barrels were very warm The snivels of floating cargoes off coast have amounted to 11-viz., 4 wheat, 2 maize, 4 barley, and 1 cottonseed. Wheat gihas changed hands akne quarter.ly, and prices have ves way Is. per Ghirks Odom has realise d 41 s. 9d. ; Polish Odessa, 40. • Gbirka Taganrog, 41s. 6d. ; Amber lowa and Milwankia: 42a. per quarter. About 10,000 gra Ghirka Taganrog for July shipment have bees taken at 40s. 6d. In maize very I little has been owing at late currencies. Odesea,l 30. per 49 2 16. Barley has moved off heavily-only two cargoes haviag been disposed of. Salina Odessa, 21a. 6d. Rye is nominal, at 28s. for Danubian; 28s. to 28s. 3d. forOdassa, and 235. 6d. for Taganrog. In bearenothing has I transpired. Danubian milletseed is held at 201. to 21a. ;1 and Syrian Dari, 225. to 29a per 480 lbs. Linseed may be con. adored steady, at late rates. Azoff is quoted at 545. 3d. ; Calcutta, 545. to 58a. 3d_ per qr. In warehouse Bombay is held at 61s. ; Calcutta, 58a ; Sfirzapore, 595. ; E , 565. to 58a. ; Sue St. Petersburg, 54e. to 56e. ; 48e. ; and Riga, 435. to Mk per quarter. Ramon& support previous rates, but the inquiry for It is far from active. Giuerat, 595. to 60a. ; Ferozepors, 53a. to 54a ; and Cal cutta. 51a. to 525. pr quarter. Wild Azoff is selling at td. Cottonseed moves off heavily, at 71. 12s. 68. per too. Cottonseed cakes are unaltered in value. The inquiry for them is much restricted. Agricultural seeds were lam active, yet prices were supported. Linseed cakes cola manded previous quotations. Animas. or Sane.-Englieh Tares, 46 ; linseed, 340 ; rapeseed, 90 ; sundry, 232 qrs. Scotch : Tams, 45. Foreign : Tares, 2,714 ; 'Waded, 4,925; rapeseed, 5,426 ; and maize, 3,015 qtr. Ezzoars.-Oats, 751 ; beam, 14 ; peas, 6 ; taree, 555 ; linseed, 5,106 ; oilseed, 5,521 qrs. ; Sour. 306 owls. PRICIS. niai P" Qr. I It it 60 to •3; WILT. Gorr, Kant. red Par Qt. OATS I a. Scotch potato Mak 'nate „ black awl _ _ DIUe. w 010,.. 40 So 67 NortAk and Lincoln K;, eiaLsr. 40 to 43 Malang Dud!ling ^7 to 30 Onndlng LI to 25 Masson 2l to 31 Sick 2O lw 31 Harrow P4aoa >3 to 42 ffebbk. N attar. 11:134 1 Suffolk OO to 64' Kingskm and Wars 64 to 66 Brow= _ New *TL 1111 to MI oAri. English, feed — lt to n , potato 2l to n Eco . tch, teed foal Pet Qr. WM?. L Dentate and Cote berg 47 to 56 &wad( & 11takiso Dantsh Itaaal..a, hart Amelican w . r i e l d . „ BaILIT. Grey -- 30 to 31 4t: _ SO to &I Town nude, par 2110 DM Household l4 to 36 Country Nortolk sad Suffolk, ex shlp 27 to 10 Orthiing. Distil:tug Malting Date:, brew curs. 44 to 4 42 to 45 3.3 to 44 87 tO 42 42 to 45 47 to 50 9 to it 23 t, 29 27 to 32 Per Qr. 17 to ?t. tool ARRIVALS OT OWN, 4C., I WATER CABALAtif. 11101 I:SUE-AWL OATS. L I. Danish and Swedish 13 to 11 Band= Deal& _ lintLan _ ---- as to st zo to St MA. 34 to 36 3S to 37 tabus Coax. white _77 Yellow .. 2t !LOGE French, per sack .... 34 to 17 Spanish, „ 34 to 37 American, per het .. 19 to 27 Canadian, .. 19 to 2d NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND I FEB. 13 TO FEB. 00, 1064, MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). The colonial market+ generally have been quiet since Friday. . . . - , ISCGAIL—Tbe few salsa repotted of raw are at full prices. Refined 6 in ratber more repeat at late rates. Dorris Alm TEA. —No Wes reported. Rtcz.—Abont 6.000 bags have been disposed of, chiefly Seamark, Aswan, at 9s. 10td. Comm continue, dull of sale, and prices have a down ward tendency. Sturrras—The market is still inactive. The s►les advertised for the weak are light. noes for to morrow will consist of 500 kb& of West lochs. G,OOO bags of Mauritius sugar, GOO bags of coffee, 6,000 bap of rice, and sundry dryseltery goods. TALLOW MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices :—Town tallow. 40a. 6d. sot auk ; Petersburg Y.O. on the mot, 4ta. bd. ; March. 40a. 3d. to 401. 6d. ; April to Jane, 41e. ; October to December. 43e. 6d. PAATICCLAILS OP SALLOW. Mork oa ?and tali day ....maks De lvery last week MO from let _ Jaw Arrival tart weak. Ditto from Ist Jut». ass I 4.s.sfis 1883. WA. MAO MOO 17.161 IS 80.20.1 40s. Id. CI Od. 2. 4 62 I 63.72! At .i.i n Merl .C.on the spot thisdnycirt. 46:011. 44614. Ditto Town lAA Friday tii 64. dos. OIL Arrival ter the week ending 2nd March last year a b casks, and &Lavery 1,255 calks. The arrival last week cotapriord casks Petersburg and 67 casks Australia ; total, 112 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (?era DAY.) _ _ - - We have a few more beasts than on Monday last, but the demand is good and prices are well rnaintaioed. In a few in stance. our topquotations have been exceeded. Sheep are more plentiful, and trade for them is slow ; on the average prime are scarcely 84 good uof late. Good calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 730 beasts, 1.520 sheep, and 102 calves. Spain, 71 boasts ; Scotland, 320 ; Ireland, 140 ' • Norfolk and &Wolk, 2,310 ; and 60 from,the northern and midland counties. Per stoop a/ alba. a 4. ad. Per Maw of Ma ad. Bed 'cote, Harelda 4 10 5 0 8864D0616313-1636815 0 0 0 0 Best Bh•rabores 4 S 410 Bad Leorwoola.... b 2 5 Second qua. bowls 30 4 0 Do. do. Bhoro 0 0 0 0 Calm S e 5 4 Zwes d second qui. 4 4 6 8 PIP aoosm.savAroda 6 0 lamb. Somata at marlott. UM; Sheep sad Lambe. 13,:00: Cal Via, 103 : 300. BOROUGH HOP HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Morro. Pottoodite and Smith report rather as improved demand for hope at all description at km rain. CKYxTU. PALACI. lILLY-A-DIOWN DAY. SATCRDAL FAB. 20. —Ad missions as paylasst, 401 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,397; total, 1,788. DOCKS. No. I Sb. I DoCC.e. IPdI CL pilbse. I tales. 2,00.5,0112 St. and West ladle ,1410 110 141 2,036,91* St. ndon /100 72 74 •-• 1,939,8001 St. St. Katharine .esit 400 71 73 — 260,806 St nth/mg/tom :100 800,600 St. Victoria lOO 99 101 6,000 31 Do. New BRITISH MINES. No. 19b. I SUM. I Pd. I Ci. vetoes I Sales. 75,000 2 Canitatan Con. Gold, LI 1 ' _I 1 dle. 3.000 .. Ittiverton .2L114 1 .- 49001 .. 'Clifford Amal I U 321 — 1,0241 .. la .. Coo. aavistlL) 1 675 51115 12,800 .. swells soli .. , Bunt (Mogan' ! 30 70 72 /30,000 1 :East Clog= Gold (Um;: 54. I 1 dla Du 6,144, .. But Caradon 6,000 .. (F Cana (Fist Brea ' 3. 4.0 71 4,900. .. E. W. RnueU Tavistk ) , la 1114. 5 1 483 .. .Grambler &IL Aubyn. 601 10 11 I 11.000 .. 'Great South T4',.; , 17s. 4 44 ' 6,90e1 1 .. G. W. Vol ,HeMoa) 2053 .. Grenville 1,014. .. 'Heroes loot , 81. 10 25 37 1 &WO .. 001ng.too Downs 411 41 51 I 0,000 .. Lady Bertha • 0.140 . 4 ' i v 17 19 9,411 ...._ 'rl2 ar till i ,:r LAaa 1 41. L. eif 71 / 40,004 4 Ilterrii ' dy Iron Ore I 2 11 04 cliil .. New Seton 1 21 30 90 921 0, ... North Downs I o If 21 ! 700 .. North Reakear 6.000, .. .N. Wh. Basset Mogan). 25.0 I 2 21 / 5,660 .. Worth Wheal Crotty .1 2.6 9 1 .- 1,120 .. rovldence ,C. lelani. 10.6.7: 44 93 ' 70d .. Roamer Noweth.. 614 . S. Csradon (St. Clear) ' 11 640 460 ! 49* .. •,. H Prances 9 I eel .. Stray Perk. illlopn, 30.17.8 15.13 29 571 21 N 1 9,600 6 TamarsiL&Leadlln.C. 41 , 1 4 6,070 .. Tin enAt 6,000 .. West Basset /Mogan) 1,02 P .. W. Caradou 'Llskazd; 5 1 21 13 1 3.000 .. West Chlverton 400 .. Weet Seton 512' .. Wit Basset moos , — s; sr; 911 ' .- 2.50: .. Wh. Buller .Redruth, . 10 I 40 43 ' .- 4,000 .. wheal Ludcott 1,026 .. W.StaryAnuNenhen , 8 . 131 161 ' 30r6 .. Wheal Seton 591 '175 :86 sd/ —xd I,oou .. Wh. Trelawney (Wk ) 7 123 24 I 6,000 .. Wheal Union ' 6 24 3 I MISCELLANEOUS. Pd. I Cl. pins. I Salea. No. I Sh. I 0.111P491.14. 24,000 0 Anglo-Metican Mint • 611 10 18,1 20,000 25 Anibal= 19 19 to la 20.000 25 AnstrallanM.L. dru.(L I I Par 4 1 " 47,000 10 BerlinWatergrorks (Ll' ell tv,ooo 6 , Bombay Gas ,Lindied, 4ji die i pm 6,000 10 British American land 40 23 16 652,7001. St. B. tI. Me& TeL (14 100 • 27 62 , 12,600 20 Britieb In a= Tea ( 1, (1 6 6,915 324 Canada Company.. .ll ' 70 00 I 60,000 10 CanedianLoemtlnvL) t 24 idle ip* 2.5,000 20 Ceylon Company , 7 d epm, 40,000 10 Com. of Ahleanlier.(L; 2 Ohs par 60,000 30 • ComnsercialPnion;lnt,' 6 ' bi biro , 20,000 50 'oll3ooll3sta,, DU,.. 40,000100 Contmeteorporation,L 3 12.000 25 Cop.M. Lug PreL7ep.e.' all, tit 24 1602925 t St. Crystal Palse 'loo 33 le 160,M01. St. Do. Preference lOO ! 112 116 277,0001. 6RDo. 6p. et. Perp. Deb ,100 1.12 116 10.040 1 60.090 100.000 879.97 U. 70,009 125,009 519,990 100,000 150,000 00.000 10700001 100 Dlacounkurporallon ; 74' 3 Npas 20 E. India !nig ea Canal 6 I} Ofdls 20 6.3-ptlaraCona& ird.tL t t m kleeirle Telegraph 100 104 107 id 6 Eng and Ana Cupper all 20 6.credltd Flo of ben.l 4 3 biped ad 16 Gen. i.Wi arlgittou, 14 27 5 20 Hudson's Hai all In 181 20 Internat Cluan.Soc. L ' 5 ; 7 71pm 20 Italian Errig. ,Caa. Car , I 3&a 100 DO. p. c. SU. r. 1870' all 82 di i 14 73 3 ixd 1 4 I frt 26 6ld ti 3 Id 40,000 15 JolntSasetDiseoant,L)' 6 I 15 1 Om , 10.000 25 'Lond.andealedon.ll. I. 1 I 1 403 11000 6 Loallastrim 1 olei.l-1, all 1 4 If . 5,000 50 Load. Fiala Asto. L L. 16 :101 1 I mind 15,000 4 Load. G. Omnibus C. 'L ' ' all I 14 21 • 60.000 20 Load.ProvinclalMartuc 2 I f Ipm rd 60,000 20 ,Iladraa !nip. & Canal , 1 i 1 2 ma: 12,600 10 'Mantillas Laiusta.'L/i I 1 i _ trr . 12,000, 10 Medlt , Irion. Tel. 1 ) all 14 44 • - 20001 60 Ilerean.CreJltAsso. L', 6 6 7pm 12,500 10 , Natal Land & CoL C. iLI, 5 , 1 19• 1 -- 80.000 53 National fie. Coat (L I,' 5 61 pm an 111 f 122 n 20.000100 ilialonallgama!fay.(L). 5 I par spin COW 90 • SerbuddaCoal et I. (L, a : 1 llpas a,OOl 51 . Do. New I 1 : 1 lipm 128.676 1 IN. Nritish Andras. (L. I• all . f a , 40.000 2 .N.Dritallercan.lL,L, 41, 90 21 121 40,000 23 ,Ocean Wads* Insura.). 6 :13 14pm td. • 10,000 20 t'lriontalCommer:l4lX : 7 , 1 4 pm' 100 000 1 'Oriental Om (11m1440 all . 11 It tpa l 60.000 1 I Do. New I a 40,004 10 ;Driest lalandfaaant,Lli a 1 I 11 1 ! 10,000' 6 lOttoman Oas (I,lmitodli 3,a Ws foa l 1100.0001, 54, Poodilv.lnnil& 111a.(1 ) ,100 44 ar 10,000 60 Peninsular &O. Stasis all • 77 79 19,000 60 Do. Pew 130 I 17 19pm' 10,00 u 60 ;11braitier Iron I all ,14SO I 10,000 15 Do. Pew 4.260 25 i EMT. 519 'mixer. (LI all 1151 21 4 29.750 15 Ditto 41140 4I 1 Huai IMMO 100 'loyal 1404150 mat 4O . 54 N . 654 100,0001. Ot..Scottlab Aunt. Inv. (1 • 100 ' 138 143 ad 30,00( 20 4oc.Fluan..rEgypte(Li 0 l4 Oftlls 6 10,000 60 S. Ablets M. & In. IL 6 I f If pm 14,2J0 5 South Australian Lind all ' 81 88 zd, -• 130,000 L St. Piths:urine Telegraph_ 100 46 06 I 1 . Do. Snip all a i -- 196.00 u 20 Ilumeat Mersey In.,L). 2 6 64 pm 7 12,600 10 Trust tAgencyoLina.L 1 [ li. •pm K r ayo 10 T. & L Co. of L. Canada; 5 I fpm 30,000 5 trailed 11. Teles Co. (II 1 ! par 60,000 20 • Takers-Marina laa.(l 1 6' it 1 P lll 2 4 23 10 tt er Amara Tos,Llva. a l!' 11 pas -- .°). 10 10,000 30 Van Diensaa's Land... , 1111, 10 11 -• 34,003 60 14 - mtladla&Pacitcs L • 2 ' ••• . 44 _l4 PREFERENCE SHARES. Maucheeter. Sheffield, sod Limo's, 61., 41. South Eastero, 4} per eent., 100. A lecture "On Dreaming and Somnambulism in their Relation to the Functions of certain Nerve-centria," by Mr. W. S. Savory. attracted a large audience to the Royal Institution on Friday evening. On Saturday one of the heaviest falls of snow that has been known for yearn fell oo the South-Western district. between Basingstoke and Micheldevey. A GAMIIKEEVER CHARGED WITH Multriss,—A shocking affair has just occurred is the southern division of Waririckabire. There is a footpath leading from the village of Lower Bodin, Dear Shipstoir-on-Stour, to Bar miogton, and affording the villagers the nearest route into the adjoining counties of Gloucester and Worcester. This footpath, about which there is a disputed right of way, pores through the mime preserves in the pcienemion of Mr. H. J. Sheldon, of Lower Braila!, and the farms of his tenants. The depredations of poachers caused him to order his game keeper to stop any suspicious characters and search them. and on the 28th of December last the keeper stopped Henry Clifton, an agricultural labourer, employed on Mr. Gar rett's holdings, asking Clifton to allow him to search him. The man refused to be searched, and the keeper afterwards stated that he would have shot him "if he had got his pistol." The refusal of Clifton to allow the search probably engendered some ill.feeling in the mind of the keeper. Os Thursday evening last. between 5 and 6 o'clock, Clifton was returning along the footpath over the Brail a bills in com pany with a fellow-labourer, and when they had nearly retched the village they had to pass along the footpath already mentioned, on a piece of ground in the occupation of Mr. Harris, another of Mr. Sheldon's tenants. George Dittos, the keeper, was there, with a double-barreled loaded gnu, when the men were on or near the footpath in this held Dittos told them they bad no business there, they were trespasser. An altercatioo ensued between Dittos and Clifton, the former holding the latter by the collar. A struggle took place. in which Clifton tried to relates himself from Ditton's grasp, and Dittos attempted either to drive the man back or prevent him going on. Clifton released himself by a desperate effort, and oo getting free struck the keeper three or four times on the beck and shoulders with a stick, upon which Ditton discharged his gun at him, sad the contents lodged in his left side. The wounded =a died in a few minute', after simply imploring Gad to re ceive his soul. Dittos went home, and was there appro. heeded by Sargent Galloway. Os Saturday be was com mitted on the capital charge. ORDL'IrLEY BEA= AND MCI& RAILWAYS. iblra,WoLt dinar Val 109 .111 pat Tyusaad IDestoutlid.C. 100 Bridal and lister.- I,:calTdonlan all Uork and Bandon.. all Cornwall ... aLI Do. • .1 A nodh. ontll 6 011 Do. D Ip. c. 10014 to B. an *Winn and D.lone, 011 'Dmsdes,PortketAbd.let 100 ! G d 01•00w1 10 lasgow sad &Women 100 Grad ITAstern Ord 0.1 10 I Do. A Stock 100 Do Y. Ans. Stk., No.2' 100 Groat North 0 Seetland !00 , 000 Northern 100 is 100 1 1: 0 0 1100 D 0.41 j And so div. owl Do.B l 41dp. o. bald 24 Cit. Suth & West. ;In ): Cirri Wooten , Do. Stour VAL Outatk, ' Do. South Wake I Do. Do. Newport: Do. Do. _Hero rd WC 'lBO ...jwasibsbliWd 84. 100 ILwaaae wad BlockwolF 81. W o O Loa., Bw,rl Chat ghla,d S.Coad, St.lLoadhro, gt, 1100 Lando* tlCCoetb Weetal 84 ;100 ,Losioodt.SouthWestern 84. 100 Kaa.,Siset..* Lineolnah 60 liaryport sad Carlisle 12} al Do. Do. Shares, 1.00 ,Metropolitan 10 8 Do. New St. :100 'Midland 6141 a Do. New Do Bizza. it Derby 04. Wo. Oa) W Do. e Marto .. W Mid Kant _ I all 311 d [tut k 'Cray ! 100 'North British 100 Do. Edia,Perth.Dand .100 'N. Eastern—Bennet 101 Do. O. N. IL Pare 1 100 , Do. Leeds 100 , Da York .100 Do. Carlisle :If sis 25 st. 10 17 10 lao Do. Stock&Darling. Do. do. 1 &WM.... Do. do. 1860.61.... faith London ..... Do. New ...... .100 • si - aifor;isi 7. : all N. & S. Western Juac 100 .Seettlsh Central St. 100 'Scottish N. L. Aber. Stk.' St. .100 Scottish 111,11saal 10 all Sivessbury & Wekhpl , St. 100 10b.ropahlr• Colon 00. 100 South Devon 88 100 South Eastern St. 100 S. Yerkah & Hirer Dan 30 all Staines, Wokluslun.&e. et. 100 Taff Vale 10 8 Do. B 9 1 9 IS if MI ale di 71 ST IS U 17 96 i 9 .6 NO 109 49 60 67 le 71 of 190 U 1 119 1 lid 193 95 97 id Si 91 L 40 25 37 102 104 110 1 1 111* 72 74 106 107 zd 40 4! 1001 110 100 101 id 611 ate I 104 105 1 ir l fP oo 99 101 K 65 24 26 10.1} 104 10 , 3 30 all 211 20 Do. 124 34 Do. St. 10v Vale of Noah no E:: Bt. jai St. 100 St. 100 St. 104.0 Victoria Sto t Pimlico Waterford d Bilkeney Wan Cornwall W.lianlid. &db.& 8.1 FOREIGN REILR EFS. tiwiii. Closing pricek ea. 171 17 10 all Antwerp & Rotterdam Ot 10 all Bahla&A .1.1/.7p.c. lel 6 all Belgian R. Jusiction 1 1 20 3 B.AyresG.Southern L 1 0 a ll Copenhagen ,Lumted 101 . all ,Coplapo 10 all Do. Extension 100 ' 10 Danaburg&Witepsld L' 20 . 16 Dutch Zinnia 10 all Do ' all Eastern of France ... 10 MI Od Russian gus. Sp. e. 90 . all Great Luxembourg.... 10 all Italian Junction — TO all Nam.RLtegel By the St 10 all Do.gp. e. Prf. l Belg.gos 1 6 6 } } 2 0 le all NortLau of Prance 37 Set 16 16 .Do. New ?h. I.a. at TM — 10 . N. Ball B. Ayres g. 7 p.c j 104 101 10 Sit Du. do. do par 4 pm 10 all Norwegian Trunk Pref 8 9 10 all Ottoman ,AmyrosAidln 11 12 20 ' W Paris, Lyons.and 38+ 374 20 : all Paris and Orleans__ 83 40 10 • all Recife & Francls..l., , 17 li 20 all . Royal Danish...... 11 In 20 J 3 Romil Sardinian all Royal Swedish. 4 all 100. 7 per cent 1 20 all Sambre and Meuse 74 7 10 all Do. St per coat Prof.' 9 90 8 Ban Paulo g.7per ct. t dis pm 7/ S 20 all Do. do 2O _ ; 201 20 all S.Aust Hunt. Venetian 24 20 16 'Sout taut. of Portugal. , dls 10 all Southern of Prance 2d 27 • 20 8 'Turin and Aaron& bt 4} Ms an 20 • all Do. do l4 16 an 81 • W West Flanders 10 . all Do. 6+ per cent. Prat 14 181 10 . all West. d 7.W.0f France 20 21 1 Pm 41 1 11 pm' 171 ... IF} 14 10 11 101 a JOINT STOCK BANK& No. I Mt I BAILS. I rd 1 io,oloo un - AFT. and r. sir . Back. 607 00,000 lure AllianooLonALDwpoei 26 10,000100 Do. New lO 100.000 20 Anglo Anitrtan mop . ? 00 Australasia all 7,600 b . - , , 10,000 11 Bank of 6.000 100 Bank of loodoo 6O 26,000 20 Bank of .nago Limited; 3 I 10,000 100 Bank of nuccosland ) 16 ' 20,000 50 Bauk of Victorla,Austata 26 6,000 100 Bank of Wales Um., ,15 50,010 10 Book of Noe &island 60.000 20 Brazillan&Portugueoe 1 5 1 15,000 60 Brit & American El.(lf l5 20,000 60 British N. America all 16,500 20 Char.BlL Brit. Columhla' 10 31200 20 ,C. Bk. India,ina, China all 7,61.1 20 Do. New 20,000 25 Chrtrd. M. of India, &c ' aB (3,000 100 !EVIL on New toio cokiga # 20 1100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (Li 4I 6,0110 100 'Contlnimbl !LI lO ~ 12,000 60 Lam Lundou 'Limited, 6 10,000 100 2-palish and Irtsh Lim 1 15 25.000 21 • Eng kotot Ansi Citaltd ) all 40. 0 00 60 English and Swedish II 5 46,000 51 European Bank Unite& 10 10,000 100 ,liinclusti-ClUnattlap.,L ! 25 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, limited 20 115,000 20 .Imporial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 Land Mort.Ek. India ,L 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. :L 10,000 103 London and Brazilian ' 10 5,000 100 Len. B.Aires&E.Plate L 40 10,000 23 Do. do. New 2} 6,000 100 Loa.. Btr.. &S. Stag. i L l7 50,000 20 Lon. Ch. Book of !maid all 10,000 100 London and Colonial L 10 ' 30,000 50 London and County . 20 • 6.000 100 Lon. Hamhit.Con.Ex..l * II 60,000 50 Liindon Joint stock _ 10,010 100 Lou. and Northern t L l6 20,000 20 London & South African all 6,000 20 Do. Do. New all, 10,000 100 London& S.Amerlean 'L ' 7. 6,000 100 .Lon. .S. Western: Um l6 60,000 1110 Lon. & Woatmlnotre 10,000 100 ,Merchant Ralik 7} 20,000 60 Mercantile .5 Behan L, 10 i 10,000 100 'Metro. & Pron. Bank ,L 10 5,000 100 :Midland Bank 'Um.' !l5 10,000 100 National of LirerpoOl (LI 10 10.000 100 'N. Pro. tit England 42 25,000 20 , Do. New 20,000 60 National Bank . 30 26,000 50 Nam South Wales I all 6,000100 New Zealand ,Linilted , 10 50.600 25 'Oriental Bank orn ' all 20,000 100 'Precise. of IrelaW 1 26 I 25,00 e 20 Sande, Ptinj .46 Delhi (L 5 12,500 20 Do. Xew 16,000 26 South Anstraha I an . 10,000 100 Stan& of & Africa 4,450 100 Do. do. 2E 25 t , ll;a of ;i1 10,000 100 l'idon ot Ireland Am.) tt OAP 60 Union of London al it DIBI.VITTPI STOCI No. 18S. I 491,003 M. 'C _ __,:o.t p.c. Ilsr&Gep.•100 ' 9S 9S .&J al 90. 10..Nthe..4p e.last.efal 1 100 98 100 810,000 St. O. Weta.—W.M. —Ow., p. et.. Jim & July—. 00 100 100 419,0001 St Lar . .lYk.ep.e..laa&l 00 96 100 16110.000 - St Brigh.4p.c.Jan OC 97 Pi 1166. it:f .W .6p.e.Jaa.t.l 00 94 100 VA At.. Do. 5ip.e.,114.&1 00 OS 87 909, St. Lt5.....p.e.,...i, . 9. 1. .... St. bend,4p.a.laa.4B.l GO 98 100 .... 1 84. N. &Kik 6p. et., Feb. & Aog... 00 88,431 St. N.r&rn..4p.c.Jas&Y 100 .... ' 9t. Gket.N.E...p.e.Ap.loo. 1~ 100 110 zrl 7 00 91 I COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 195.; Walls End Haswell, 19s; Walls End South Hatton. 195. ; Walls End Ten, 195. Bd. ; Walls End Hardepool, 18a 9d. ; Walls End Braddyle Helton, 18e. ; Walla End Russell Buttons, 18s. ; Walls End South Hellos, 185. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 18s. ; Walls End Wharadiffe, 16a. &L ; Wslla End Camaro, 1846 d. ; Walls End Cassop, 18s. 3d._ Walls End Hellos, 18a ; Walls End Eden Maus. 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Helios Lyons, 175. 6d. ; Walls End Tunstel, 17s. 641. ; Walls End Whitworth, 165. ; Wziatu, 175. ; Tanfteld Moor Butes, 15s. ; Betel& Hartley, I.a. ; Davidson's Hartley, 15s. ; Hastings Hartley, 135.-86 s hip. at =whet. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARK= LIVEIYOOL, Fin. 20.—Beiss to-day: Gnat Eastern, BM—Greet Western, 65}— Lancashire anti Vorkshift, 1111 Inadon. Brighton, and South Coast. 107 d LOOl3OO and North Weatern.llo 1 9 10—Midland, UM 80--South Eastern. }— Greek Bonds. 22/ I—Mexican 3 per Cent.. 4 0 4 A 41 . 1111 !J— -erald& ?mares, 334 Wi r Lon Mand .el ,11 p Es ad—Mercantile end c Bank,s 915 11 p.—National Bane, 71 p— British and Foreign We, 2 16-16 p.—Albion Marine, 1 p std—Mercautile Marine, 15-161 p.—Queen insurance, 1 9.16 —Thames end Mersey Marine, 6, 14 3.16 p—Britialt and Irish Televa A, 651- l adson's Bay Company, Ih—d'est India and Piscine stases Company, 3$ 7-16 p. Btrutaimina, FEe, 90.—Woreeekse and Birmingham Canal shares were sold today at 121 : and Birmingham Canals wtre offered at 911. There were sellers of Stour Valley Guaranteed Block at 66: and of Great Western Preference Fire per Cada at 102. Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares were In demand all 30 ; ;awl Itirmiughan Banking Company's shares at 234 ; and of 190:Ambridge stud Kidderminster !Jenks at 11. Metropolitan Wegon Compama shares were In demand at sa t the new shares et 31 prem. stu nt Metal shares, buyers. dia. LEEDS, Fin. 20. eat gaoler% SM—Leeds non& Market, —Groat Northern A, 1361. MAncaura, Yu. 20.—We hare a good market toe business, but prices hare been much lower all round. Great Eastern. ant—Greet Luenutrourg. 101—Grand Trunk of Canada. BM 20 —Greeks. 331 I—Oreat Western, 661-- Illinois Central ;paid ow. 71— Lestouldre and Yorkshire, 111 Landon and North Was. M etropolitan, 110 —Manchester, fibedield, awl Lincolnshire. 621 — Metropolitan, 1061-11edeasts, 601 _4 e I—North Brlttsh, Ml—Month Eastern, 951 4—Thames and Mersey Marla, beat. ance, 6 1-16 4 1-16 p.—Broplre Marlin-, 24 p.—Lencesinre Insurance, a—Loudon and taledonian Marine. 11-16 I w— ean halo paid up 101 —Brighton New Fourand-a-Balf per Cent.. par—Birkenhead. 90—General Credit. 3, p.—Confederate Loan, 57 6}—Turkish Consolides, 491. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Mort Ar, Fiairmy 21. 11 L. LL Y D. lAD M i - )05 10 - 140 12 :0' 16 12 16 12 Nabs UM - 0; ;• Galway Vakettls P•mbrok• Ikea VOrlesit .-_-. Dover Yarmouth Shields boroug o ...ll Heligoland ....11 20.w0u - soar* - :ire I to., 37 1 sal* I ,to On, 2 22. ao , o :484 so; 2 32.11.0 32, 1 .- - - 4;8 3 SA 391- 129 sou o .00lio 0 tootisi - I t son to.soira - - 1 6 ITISDAT. E. to 8. and S mo derate to treat. snow tD tilsees. E. to ft.. fresh to PROSISLI OS NOLL NUS WEDSZSDAT. Cosa. &E. to sW., atm t . with snow or rain. Warms. LS.E B.B.W.,strotig, wane T.D.t - E. to S. and S.W., fresh to strong, soma snow at Ma. K. W. to S.W.. mode rate to strong. with moms tll. iforlawan=Seothand. Wootern.lretand. Waist, rag d uvaelea =runtish Ca.unael and &Kay Bag. Indus :Eastward England and Heligoland. straw. some snow. &NIL to a.S.E., fresh, wane mow la places. N.N.E. to W N W., fresh, with sacs In places &TIMERS. .TIF.N. 10.0! ~~ r t k !1 . 't I ~~