The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-12 00:00:00

THE WATKELLOO-11,0AD MURDER, EXECUTION OF SAMUEL WRIGHT. (THIS DAY.) s o orithetanding the etrenone exertions that have no save the life of this wretched (minima, fir G. rrs ieted in his determination that the law abseil Mho sod the dread nettalty at death was inflieted spot culprit this morning, at 9 o'clock, at Horeemeoger lo gwl. The osture of the crime has bees so frequently alluded to. snit t h e facts must be so fresh in the monodies of ear Oct it will be quite unnecessary to repeat them. ha pleAda guilty to the murder of a woman of bad shame ter with whom be cohabited, his own statement being that i ii diaed the fatal injury in self-defence, she having ; t r ee/Red to stab him with a knife. It was be• Loci that there were circumstances in the ems would have justified his being convicted of the mime Pavlsoghter if he had stood his trial and net pleaded . o tv sod this, coupled with the reprieve of the murderer r o ; i ley, created very strong impressions is the public .tui that his life might have bees spend. Sr Grey, tu cer, wu immovable. The Fastest sullenest prevailed in the seiglibewhond rf the pal during the whole of Mendey, sad there were rt nours that an attempt would be mede to break into the i coa sod rescue the prisoner. In cessmoince of this it co deemed adviaable by the aatherities to have a large tmber of mounted and foot pollee in sitesdasee. sad about hundred of that body were stationed in the neighbour- LA a the prison. No attempt at violecoe, however, was le addition to the efforts that had previceady been made obtain • remission of the capital punishment, Mr. c d piey. sod Mr. Phillips, two of the visiting justices r! the prison, went on Monday afternoon to Serjant's•ina, •tore they had an interview with Mr. Justine Blackburn, telore whom the prisoner pleaded guilty, sad they is. rAtar s with him half an hoar. During that interval they o the most earnest manner entreated the learned judge to j awi nge with the Home Secretary ; bat he stated that he oild sot see anything in the ewe that would justify him in it:infer*, and that the law mast take its wares so far as he was coacerned. From this time it was felt that nothiag rote could be done, although up t o a late h our 0a Monday t..;bt it was still hoped that • reprieve might arrive. The wretched man appeared to have conducted himself iitronely well since he has been is prism, sad be seems to toe been prepared for his fate. Hie original religious -musaion was that of the Roman catholic faith, but he eipirsse-I a desire to die a protestant, and at his own truest the Holy Sacrament was administered to him ea Monday morning by the Rev. Mr. Jessup, the chaplain of the gaol, who hes been unremitting his attendance upon him since be hes bees in the prison, and who has dime all in his pewee to obtain a commutation of the capital seateacie. In the rant of conversations the unhappy culprit bad with this ccetlemah he stated upon one occasion that in the evening rf the murder, after he and deceased had quarrelled in cones ,nom of her threatening to leave him, be laid down on the bed and went to sleep, and that the deceased came and shock him, and mid she would not have him s!eeping there, and be jumped off the bed immediately, and seized a rawer that was lying on the table sod cut her throat with it, and the last words the uttered were, "Oh, Sam ! I did not mean to do that !" hat be said he did sot know whether she intended to ma tey to him that she sever intended to leave him, or that the did not intend to ale the bails to him, which she had previously threatened to do. He was asked at the last moment whether he bad anything to add to the statements be bad made in referee,* to the crime, and he replied that he had not—all he had stated was the truth. The following handbill was extenrively circulated throughout the neighbourhood: A solemn protest agaiost the execution of Wright.— Men and women of London, abstain from witnessing this cal spectacle of injustice. Let Caletraft and Co. do their work this time with none but the eye of heave, to look upon their crime. Let all window shutters be up, and window blinds be down for an hour on Tuesday morning in aoutbwark. Eoglinhmen, shall Wright be hung? If so there is one law for the rich, and mother for the poor." The advise given in this handbill was followed to some extent, and a good many bosses in the neighbourhood of the priers especially were closed between 9 and 10 o'clock. The culprit seems to have slept serest hooey last night. He anise about 6 o'clock, and had his breakfast, rod eery soon afterwards the Rev. Mr. JllBlOll was in ittesdance upon him, Lod he continued reading and pray- is until the arrival of the fetal moment. Mr. Abbott, ' the Loder Sheriff of Borrey, accompanied by some of his offiess, ■rtivd at the prison shout 8 o'clock, sad • few n.iuutes before 9 they proceeded to the *ell of the colors, accompanied by Mr. Keene. the governor of the poi, and some other officials. Mr. Merry aid Mr. Dormer, tee of the visiting jaetiess of the prism, were also present. The eil prit appeared perfectly calm and collected, and just before lam* his cell he chock bands with thegovernor and the turnkeys, and thanked them for the kindness he had re ceived from them, sad he Wee expressed his gratitude for the mistime that had been made to save his life. He walked with a firm step through the corridors of the gaol and mounted the scaffold without aayeacistanos. The mo ment he was less by the mob there were loud cries of Murder," "Shame," " Where's Townley," and tremen dous yells. The wretched man seemed ratified at the in. tenet taken in him by the mob, sad bowed two or three times in acknowledgment. The bolt being drew• the drop fell, and the adroit appeared to die without • struggle. The crowd sum bled was imme•n, and was variously estimated at from titan to twenty thousand persons. The body was cut down after haeging for an hair, and is the ooune of the dal it will be buried within the pre emie of the prime, in socalisece with the tams of the ironer.. The follow* letter were written by the culprit • day or two before hie executers : " Horsomonger-lia• Gaol, January 10, 1064. "My dear Mother,—l feel it my duty to writ. a few liar to you before I keys this world, although it is wader seek painful circumstances. Although I have not wrote to yon before, you know bow I am situated. I sever thought that I should add to your sorrow, dear mother. I call y.ou by that name, for you haws been to me es one, and I may my I to 'you as a sou. I received a kind and welcome letter from Mr. Husesbeth, and was glad to hear that my comity friends @bowed so much ernPaih7 towards me. It is a great crime that I have committed, end I feel that Almighty Clod will forgive me, and thee I hope to join them that's gam before ma. Dear mother, it grieves me very much to think that my dear children will be left fatherless LOU motherless, bat there it One above that have promised to be a father to the falltsrlesa Ware I ►are bees hers I have been treated with the greatest of kindness, and I am visited daily by the chap/aim, from whom I fool great comfort. I have but a few boars loaner to bye cm this earth, and they will he taken up with reading and prayer. Dear Polly O quite well, and I will leave you to Judge my parent's are ;I have aft them several times : but my deer mother does sot know that lam 000deessed to die. I hare a great number of friends who have tried to save me from this end and failed, but thank God I feel quite prepared to meet it. lieu mother, I coticlude with my kindest love to you sad my dear daughter. May the bkinfai ol God Almighty be upon you now and for ever more. No more at remit from your unfortunate as., “Sanum. WRIGHT. " Good bye." "Jan. 11, 1864. " Dear Mother,—l feel as if I mast write a few lines bo fore I leave thin world, es Almighty God hew five° me strength so to do. Dear mother, although lam at present under a heavy crime, I feel es if the Almighty God bed frerly forgiven me of all my sine, and what a blemiag that is to think that your deer son feel so glorified that he dies it Dace with God, where I hope to meet those that are dear tv US. f leave one with you, my dear child, in reseem- Itrao,e of me, and may the Almighty God give you health sad strength to bring her up ie the way of the Lord. Dear mother, I feel u if I othoot last but a few hours longer ; and now I will take a farewell of father and mother, slate's 'IA brothers, abd may the blaming of God Almighty be ~:on you now and for ever. Amen. Father's blessiog. aid Ot f.ther's child. Good bye. " 9411111 L Wavawr." (nos onus At an early hour to the mondeg bodies of workmen at. M all the *mina' thoroughfares leading to the . 4,- e of execution, and used every possible persuasion end rotentv to those working men who were proceeding to the, es-cuton to tom hank, and in the large majority of mem they were successful. Although amongst those who witnessed the execution there was a large number of low and disrematabl• leoldsg can and women, the demeanour of many evoryeas pee. .11t wan marked.by a seriousness not generally sphsereable THE CAPTURE OP THE BARQUE RAXON.-THE CHIEF OFFICER SHUT DEAD. By the arrival of the barque Alethia (Captain Winder) at Fahnouth we are placed is possession of • few additional partials= d the capture of th e barque Saxon by the United Maas eraser Vanderbilt (Captain Baldwin). It will be ream. bend that some months sego, whoa the Atalanta wee cruising off the Cape of Oood Hops, she captured the Boston barque Starlight oil Sineca's-bay, sad afterwards sold a portion of this Yemen cargo—comprising wool—is Cape Town. Afterwards the wool Irma shipped on board the Saxon for the pupated being sent to Englaed. Captain Bahr* Marin of this, informed the owners of the llama that if they allowed their mem' to put to sea, with the wool on baud, he would seize her, &ad he coosidered their conduct aviolation of the neutrality limed Great Britain. The onuses refried to eatertais Captain. &kiwis. pre test, and let the Same put to ma. Oa the 30th of October, whoa the Balms was MI Ann Pigpens, she was overhauled by the Vanderbilt. sad • prise mew seat en beard. On geiag ea board, me of the caws of the Vanderbilt ma wanted by the chief officer of the dams, who endeavoured to eject him from on board. The Ame rican officer at once drew his revolver and shot the chief mate dead. The vemel was then take. pomosioa of by • crew from the Vanderbilt, mad on the let of November she was as • prize to New York for adjedim Vols. The Saxon was owed at the Cape of Good Hope, by Hems. Audersoa aad Lamow. TM deceased chief officer of the captured vessel was aimed James Grey, ad belonged to Aberdeen. This capture wall, no doubt, cox- Moo some explawatiou betimes the United States and the British government. ; but it is generally believed is Liver pool that, after the adios gives to the owners of the Saxon by Captain Baldwin, they acted Illegally in sending their ship to sea with the cargo of • captured Federal ship as board. Sir John Bowriug is advertised to lecture at the Hartley Institute, Southampton, on committee, es Slue tested by geography. " Argus," of the Post, states that Lord Glasgow was so disgstisiod with Lord Standerd's dealinp with his horses that he threatened to bring the matter before the Jockey Club in the Queen Meeting, but has been persuaded to give up the intaglios. Nato SPIRMIAL PEBIL-141 consequence of the death of the Bishop of Hy, the Right Rey. Dr. C. J. Elli cott, Bishop of Glouorrter and Bristol, will be entitled to take his mat is the House of Lords at the oommencoment of the sect session of parliament. The new Bishop of Ely will sot be entitled to a seat in parliament until a vamp* arises in a diocese other thaw Canterbury, York, Loudon, Durham, or Wischenter. " • The Lire LORD Eterx.—The result of the post martini examiaation of the late Lord Elgia has proved what has beta suspected from the first—that his death waft not attributable to any distal* of Indian origin. It was foxed that the heart was I. a state of what is called prefer simony • `• fatty degeneration "—that is, that it had lost its muscular character, and become weak and dilated. The right veatrick was fatally affected. There was also d raped dimes* of the kidneys. The changes is the Mawr taro of these vital organs had bees keg is progress. It is strange that they had ant earlier riven marked acidotic* of their existence, for they would have ems proved fatal under any eirounistances and in aay Tina. IMPORTANT LITZ/OAT SERVICIOL —NEWSIOGIN. BY-THZ-SZA, NORTRIMMILLAND. —MONDAY NIGHT.—Early this asoraing, der* very thick. stormy weather, gum were trod as simiab of distress from a lerge mimel epos the reeks at Newbitsele Point. The boat of the National Lifeboat lestitution was at owe lassoed and launched, and succeeded in gutting damn& the vessel, and in avian all on board, oconstins of fourteen tnee and floe woman, sad afterwards in heinguis them ssfely ashore. She was lb. barque King Oscar Of Kreger's, Norway, bound from aWstienamod to Neentestletin•Tysie, with timber. The surf is fast breakieg the vessel to poems. The lifeboat is reported to have behaved very wail ea the 'oration. A DRUNKARD Feozza TO Dumf.—Another me lueboly Moment of the result of iathelpentece occurred as Bishop Sweden( on Friday, and which led to a wife and mother being frown to death. The aefortuoate de • ceased was &mad James, and was about 50 years of age. O. the preceding day she had indulged to excels, and after putting the younger members al bar family to Ind left home, shoat 10 o'clock, with the intention of getting ! more liquor. Daring her absence her hothead mate beau, and after making inquiries he beams somewhat alarmed, which led him to mate march threaglemt the locality, but being =able to trace his wife Its concluded that she had game to tha home of some of her relatives. About 9 o'clock ea tba following garage however the misetable woman was found deed at the bottom of a ;balk pit, in a Gehl about 900 yards hem her home, with her he jag by her side and mosey in her heal lifr. Cribb, the ntmeow, was quiekly ie gaindaglim, sad presimeard that death was beet about by athesare I. the erten frost the preosdiag *ht. The uatertmate woman may be maid to have bees namely ever sober far the past fifteen years, while bur heel:sad, ea the ether hand, im efts of the most industrious sad dome seeshaake la the town. sad for nearly tweedy year@ hes filled the reeponibie post of fare man to Yams. Itheannet sad Bwerder.—lasex Renal. MIKA? NORTIMIRN HOSPITAL, OALIDOMIANALOA D. —Nimbus dpath" few the with miles i.e. 9, 809, of which 243 tams new mean • - . • ••• • .. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY ETEMING, JANUARY 12, 11164; amongst the populace •t tame speetaski. Precisely at 9 o'clock Calash made hie appearance ea the scaffold to adjust the rope. His appe•maoe was Use *sal for • gem& bank of greed and Mess, which were of so load and pretreated • dime as evideatly to place his. in • state at trepidation. la about two the white wands of the official. were peressved spot the roof of the psi, and immediately afterwards Wright, ansompuded by the Rev. Hr. Jump, the chaplain of the pal, same epee the scaffold, walking cep in • firm maser, and bowing to the crowd. His appeases, was the dal he we of the most eicheordisery swam ever witnewel at a public execution in this musky. The people sewed frantic with excitemed. Gassed supping of basis and aka of " Bravo, Wright," "Gad blew yea, lad." took place from all parts of the crowd. On Wash proceeding to put the asp over the few d Wright, the hooting and hissing became terrible, and the officials on and shoot the scaffold appeared to be quite cemented. The boning was sac'. ended by miss ef "Shame," "Jedkisl murder," " Where's Townley'" "No more Imagism" whisk ware mutinied without intermission while the pranediap were going oa spot the scaffold, Wright all the time bowing to the people, and while he was bending forward the drop suddenly fall, and the unfortunate man caned to Slid without the slightest streak. The roar of indignation which at this moment burst from the assembled mowd was something appalling, and evinced the strong feeling which bad bees dined up within them at the spectacle they bad witnessed. Immediately after the execution several working ma mounted npoo the steps and railings of the adjoining boson, and announced that it was intended to hold indignation meetings of the working climes throughout London, Don demnatory of the conduct of Sir George Grey, and demand ing the total abolition of capital punishment. The crowd then peaceably dispersed, but few waiting to use the body eat down, which was demo at 10 o'clock. The loss line of hoe= hitherto led out to panne who wore willing to pay heavily for the accommodation were today apparently automated ; at all events econ pants did sot show themselves, and sot a single seat was kit. In nearly en of thew the Wilds were drawn down 118 though the funeral of some respected inhabitant were going on Untied of the execatioa of a criminal for murder. The public-houses, on previous occsainus the scenes of riotous revelry, were all closed, and the whole cooduct of the people, although comprising as usual many of the lowest ranks, may propuly be described m of a most solemn character. There wee evidently a geserally pre vailing feeling that the @menthes would not take place, and that a reprieve would come even at the lest moment, • feeling which was streegthened by the fact that a rumour had spread amongst the crowd that the Prince of Wales had undertaken to intercede with the Queen to spare Wright's life. Another account says :—" The culprit bowed low, and drew himself up u with an effort at self-otatroL He bowed spin, and as he was • third time bonding hie head forward the hangmen slipped the ghastly white cap over his face. But still he bowed, and continued bowing. limn while the mob groaned and yelled in a perfectly indescriba ble and very appalling manner ; and the executioner, Lacing gang the mid of the rope over the beam, pro ceeded clumsily and tardily to tie it. The crud delay was horse with • marvellous fortitude by the dying man, who bowed sad bowed, and continued that hysterical drawing up of his body and Wowing book the bead Hie legs were then strapped, and the bolt was drawn. Certainly, for at had two minutes, he moved, but whether in pain or the insensible convulsion of • do lent death, we do not attempt to my. One oldie preachers in the crowd was uttering • prayer as be fell ; and the placard being carried nearer, disclosed the words, 'Solemn protest spied the execution of Wright.' One strong man fainted u Wright fall, and the prolate figure was carried over the beads of the people." SHARE GIB7S-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cuicar. The railway market is rather firmer to-day, although the transactions are not important. Loop don and South Western, London and North Wes tern, and South Eastern stocks have risen per oent., and Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, #. Lon don and North Western stook is now quoted 1061 to ; Great Western, 841 to # ; 128# to # ; Lancashire and Yorkslure, 110# to ; Great Northern, isr to 128 ; Caledonian, 1201 to 1211 ; South Eastern, 95# to 1 ; Great Eastern, 49} to } • London and South Western, 101_1 to #_; and Metropolitan, 1091 to 110/. Great Luxembourg and Pernambuco shares are lower, and San Paulo dull. East Indian, Grand Trunk of Canada, Great Indian Peninsula, and Delhi stooks are also fiat. 1.15 Mr, Ciradig2s prices Saes lady . . I to 1 p.m. Pa.._44l_ N i — II Ili" lON 114 T Te ST SO Is IT $7 00 107 100 AO SO MI AB 71 Be I i OW Oa no i T I 104 1101 91 ... 12 Iii i :- pir MI Mt 1 Pd. I 1/41511•111. I , Ci t i m C ces . 1 8 r, ~,, .. 2. 7 100 611 idliaaNaßlt 1.47 OS 0 —2 to 86. I* losalsr.d6C.l24.Bp.s. 1061 1054 u 106 64 3to I SI U Do. Nor UM 1111 li n Do. i Maras So si Bollalo & Lake aural 614 100 all DO. Prafereace Sd 62 —• 100 Daf t ~ Beard,d Oodetich ; 6p e. Mc Aug 1,1672' —•— 100 US Do. do. July 1, 1876' 108 SOS Do. do. Jane 1, 1674 ; St. 100 OaL &61.1taidern sp.c. g. 1106 156 a 1062 lln Bt. ll* Qua T. It DockBp. a g.; 101 116 100 ; an Dowarara,7p.o.por.pr6l, ... . 100 'But Bowl gu. sop , 1 1072 U. ;100 Mait Indio go. 6ft I 1012 is 106 14 x 22 20 115 1 Do. G Exlmoion 20 ;15 , Do. 11 do I ma ... Ila 50 'lOO 'Grand Smoke( Cantle 20 2 I 100 I all . 110. Id iprof. Buda 74 NI 100 . ell . Do. do. damn* it 56 100 ; all , Do. tnd pref. Hoods B7 216 106 I all I Do. do. defamed 68 66 100 all' Do. Srd prat. Stock 100 1 all" Do. do. deterred 41 41 100 I all i Do. 4th prat. Stook 2/ 80 272 10 do.o 611 Do. 13 25 80. 1100 I Great Indian Peninsu deterred la 1062 1074 zn, 107 62 Sla Ito. 12 , i. Do. g. 5 par cent. .5 : 1 'II g D O . , reasery. use , 1 lisz n M ... . ISM Lel ladla 6.11 p.. ea. 1014 is Ito 81. INS . Do 44 per tut — U. 2 I Do 2 1 ,fa DO. 3N 40 Cialda l 104 rldp, 4 100 1 all 1 D0.L.11 cal. ds.gmar.l.67ll U ..-., IS 100 111 Do. do. do. 1877-8 86 88 115 1 lour 15.11.41 1 1 pal 10 I . Do. Now — St. 100 Madras guar. 6p. cool 106 10% xn; 1042 2ln St 4100 . Do. do. L0 i . ;, .. 98 _lOO Ka! 1110 2Us St . 100 , Do. do. do.— 96 - 1128 in —, ! 10 . 2 Do. PIM Bt. 106 ildalla Corp. 6 par a. Bd 60 i all ; WU. aselllotocaea Dag 67 SO 20 ' all 'll.Desa.tOrmab.AtlA 3 6 8t .100 !N. /toteao.Sp.a.latp.D. 81 116 8t 100 gotada, ota. 5 par cut. ; 105 106 10 , I In Bt. 100 , Do. Delhi do. leg En! 1032 zln 20 ' 2 1 Do. do. do. Un xa U. 'lOO Do. Prusjaab do_ ...I 7 1 1 1 0 . 410 1 104 .I n U. AGO . Do. IsßutiLllad. dal 100 101 :al 2hi 10! 104 xdi. 001AKILL 001 L60 . M011 . 103 Ad ..•991011abColo.N p.e1,..1672 100 1 . • ..1 Do. do. IMP tM Oov. 0p.c.,1377414.,100 102 104 & .. 1 D 0.6 peret Pa o. dAvg.'loo• 103 106 De.o wad MarAllai 1001 103 106 Da.6 pit &I'LL; 100, 91 0! zd l 1596,111111'.. Do. par ct. Ins. Sloe 100. 90 92 zd MK"— OirmlGElopeOp.eLign IMI lod Do. do. 18910151, Ile 111 ,• .. Do. do. 11190.1 1601 100 111 .. Do. do. 1101 DWI In 110 zo, 05 100 0 000 .. Coltus.Now.lB,9ll, Op.& 3001 DM 106 187 s, do.. 100 110 116 200,000 .. 6per n4..11761051 106 100 z 4. 100,000 , Do. urns* 107 109 la; lan 100• 109 111 165,600' ..'Natal Gov.' par coal _lOO, 103 110 1116,006,..iNew Bruns. Gov. 41p. et 100 102 106 zd' .... !N.B. Wales Ov. p.e.1966 100 99 100 14 ..' Do. 6p. e. 187110 1876 100 00 100 zd zd 1.. 1 Do. 6p. e. 1908 to 1802 1001 I 9 1000 zdl 100 xd 160.000 New Zealand 41 per coot. 100, 107 109 zdi 250,000 .. Nova Boon& 6p. C., 18 7 6 100 103 106 zdi 76,000 Queensland Gov. p. 'lllO l 1 0 9 Id' •15.Aa1t.G0w.60. e. Basis'ioo: VluGov.6p.e.Jandluly 100, ad, .. Do. do. 6 p.e.ApendOc. 'lOOl 110 111 1101 zd SWIM MINT& _m 111} zd z 4 _xi WI IV If 2 46 67 I dis rtz V II TI 5 Se 10 u • g • 411. ld nil MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CtLoos. The stock markets to-day are dull, but, with the exeeption of a slight reduction in some of the specu lative foreign bonds, prices are fairly supported. The funds remain at yesterday's quotations. Home railway stocks generally retain much steadiness. Business is very languid, a check being given to speculation by the unfavourable course of the ac counts of the Bank of France combined with a rumour that that establishment will find it neces sary to raise its rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 66fr. 80c., showing no alteration. Consols are now quoted 901 to 1, for money, and 91 to for the account (February 4). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 91 ; ditto for account, 911, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 91 ; New Five per Cents., 106 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, I ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds, par ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 104 ; and Exchequer Bills, par. Foreign stocks are rather fiat, and very de ficient in business. Turkish Consolid6s are f per cent. worse at 461 to 47, and Greek lower at 231 to 24. Spanish Passive Bonds are dull at 337 1 to 34, and Mexican at 351 to 361. Other foreign stocks present little change. Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 871 ; ditto 1869, scrip, 1 die. ; Egyptian, 100# ; ditto second issue, 1001; Greek, for account, 231, 1 ; Italian, for account, 68, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 361, I, 98; Peruvian. 1862, for account, 851, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., for account, 47g, ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 89 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 331,1 ; ditto Certificates, foraccount, 131, I ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 74 ; ditto 1862, for account, 671, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 68, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 103. International Financial shares are quoted 4.1 to prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 10 to I prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 17 to I, ex div. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2 prem.; Merchant Basking, 31 to 4* prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 2to I prem. ; English and Swedish Bank, I to 1# prem. ;1 East London Bank, 21 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Discount Company, # to 1 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, to 2 prem.; Mauritius Land Credit and Mortgage, 1 to 1} prem.; Mee ; oantile Credit, 4# l to 5 pram. ; Discount Corpora tion, 4to prem. ; Contract Corporation, 21 to si pram. ; National Steam, I die. to prem. ; and Australian and Eastern Steen, n to 2 } prem. The shares of the Anglo-Italian Bank are quoted 17 ! to 2 prem. The dieconnt marketp‘terday was easy, the effects of the diffusion of the dividend money being now more plainly observable. Good bills were readily taken at 61 per cent., and there were exceptional at fig. At the Bank of England the demand was only moderate. The bulk of the ad vances recently made by that establishment have now been repaid. The last of them fall due on the 16th. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow, and terminate on Friday. About 82,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation to Alexandria by the steamer which will leave Southampton to- morrow. The Bank of New Zealand will receive tenders until 1 o'clock on Wednesday, the 20th inst., for the first instalment of 200,0001- of a 500,0001. loan of the province of Otago. The debentures are for 1 100/. each ' and bear interest at 6 per cent. per annum, commencing on the Ist inst. They are re deemable on the let July, 1898. Principal and interest are payable either in the colony or in London. The debentures will be deliverable at the Bank of Now Zealand on the Ist Feb., urLplir: i ment of the balance due upon them. The of the loan are to be applied to works orTublio improvement. An undertaking is announced which bids fair, in these days of rapid creation of new joint stock schemes, to occupy an exceptionally favourable position. The International Financial Society have intimated that they are prepared to receive subscriptions for the capital of the Anglo- Italian Bank (Limited). This project commends itself to attention not only because there is at present no bank for facilitating transactions between England and Italy, but also by reason of the high respectability of the names attached to it. The reputation, wealth, and financial experietce of the Baron Ricasoli, late a member of the Turin cabinet, render his co operation an advantage of no small importance, even apart from the assurance which it conveys that the institution is formed under official auspices and enjoys government favour. The other gentle ' men composing the council of directors are Sir James Hudson, late British minister at Turin ; Mr. John Lubbock, of Roberta, Lubbock, and Co.; Mr. Robert Benson ; Mr. Julius Bordier, of Bor dier, Fabric, and Co. • Mr. Frederic Doulton, M.P.; Mr. Charles GosobeCi, of Frubling and Goechen ; Mr. L Leonino ; Mr. George G. Nicol ; and Mr. Charles Bell, of Thomson, Boner, and Co. The solicitors are Messrs. Birc bam, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, and the broker s Messrs. Seymour and Co. and Cazenove and Co. The aims of the new institution embrace a wide scope, comprising not only the transaction of financial business between Great Britain and Italy, and the extension to the latter country of the English banking system, but also the development of the commercial resources of Italy by means which will doubtless be more fully developed in due seamen. The prospectus mentions that "direct communication has been held with the govern ment, and with many of the leading commercial and financial interests of Italy, and the formation of the company has tot been undertaken until it has been ascertained that its establishment will be regarded with 'the greatest favour' by the govern ment, and will meet with the warm and cordial sup port of the commercial public." There can be no doubt that' in point of banking facilities Italy is remarkably backward, and it is equally clear that the interests of the country demand that the financial monopolies of the olden times should cease, and that a due place should be accorded to associationa of capitalists like the one now formed, working in accordance with the progressive movement of the times. In introducing a project of this class, there- ' fore, the International Financial Society are to be l i commended as seeping strictly within the pale of their legitimate operations, and the connexion can not fail to be beneficial in the future to the share holders of both companies. The present amount of the capital of the Anglo-Italian Bank is 1,000,0001., in 20,0001. shares of aoz. each. • new financial association is brought for ward, under the title of the Tinaucial Corpora tion (Limited). The capital is fixed as high as 3,000,0001., in 30,000 shares of 1001. each, of which 15,000 shares, or 1,500,0001. mato be issued in the first instance. The direction is composed as fol lows, viz. :—Mr. James Goodson (Chairman of Great Eastern Railway Company), Mr. Richard Spooner (Deputy Chairman of the Bank of Hiodua tan, China, and Japan), Mr. James D. Thomson oMaisrs. Thomson, Watson, and Co.), Mr. Ticino Cotterell (Director of the Bank of Hin dustan, China, and Japan), Mr. George Smith (Deputy Chairman of the Kent Waterworks, and Director of the East London Bank), Mr. Joseph Williaaa Hollond (of Forest-hill), Mr. Robert Collum (Director of the Scottish Union lonians. Company), Mr. Louis Nathan (Director of the Van Diemen 's Land Company), and Mr. Richard D. Bentley (of Messrs. Heatley, Cowan, and Co.) Ur- aslisilisa me Masts. Maples, Marko, and Teesdale, and ][assts. Hughes, Nader -1122D, and Hughes ; the bankers, Messrs. Bar clay, Bevan, Tritton, Twe ll s, and Cb< ; and the brokers, Sir R. W. Carden and Son. The prospectus recites that the amodatioa " will undertake all financial business of importance, in cluding the negotiation and arrangement of loans on security of rates, harbour dues, or other similar securities, and will itself make advances wherever the transaction is only for a limited " The preliminary expenses are to be limier cent on the nominal capital. The directors waive all " remuneration until after a dividend of five per cent. is paid to the shareholders, and their remune ration will not exceed one-fifth part of the surplus after payment of such five per cent." The Brighton Railway traffic returns show thin week a decrease of B;3L, compared with last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 2041. Notice is given of the closing of the transfer books of the General Credit and Finance Com pany of London, preparatory to the general meet- mg. The third onlinary general meeting of the share holders L f the Imperial Bank (Limited) is called for the 18th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. _ _ . . A general meeting of the National Discount Couipauy i, convened for the 20th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Scottimit Andra lian Inveetment Company is called for the Mk instant. The Great Western Railway Company of Canada have intimated that '• the loss on exchange by the conversion of American money received for the carriage of through traffic from the commencement of the current half-year to Dec. 26,1863, amounted to the sum of 30,083 1 . 9a. 3d., and at that date there was a further sum of American funds still re maining to be converted of 34,805 dole. 58c." MONDAY EYE/_. Console, which closed on Saturday at 91 to i for the 4th Feb., opened and closed to-day at the mem quotation. For money the last price was 901 to j. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 90i; ditto, fee account, 91k, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91 • New Three per Ceuta., 91, 901, ; Bank Stock, ; India stock, lab; ditto Five per Cent stock, 1064, k ; ditto Four per Cent., 100 d ; ditto Bonds, 4s. prem. The India Five per Cent stock was tteady. Exchequer Bills have again risen la, being quoted par to 4s. prem. The foreign stock market was rather firmer, with a fair number of transactions. A fresh rise of 31. to 4L has taken place to-day in the shares of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China. There was also as improvement in Bank of New Zealand, Alliance, Bank of Hindustan, Imperial, London and County, Loudon and Westminster, Oriental, and London and Brazilian Bank • the advance in the last-mentioned shares amount ed to 21. following upon to-day's meeting. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares have declined to tog prem., being preju diced by the Danish-Germau dispute. There seems, however, to be little prospect that Austria will allow herself to be dragged into war through this difficulty. Bank of Queensland shares wore also flatter. In miscellaneous shares, National Discount and Rio Improvements were rather more offered, while Electric Telegraph was quoted somewhat better. _ _ International Financial shares were rather firmer, touching 4/ "buyers," owing to the introduction through thi4 company of the Anglo-Italian Bank. The closing price was 41 to 1 prem. General Credit were slightly firmer, at 2 7-16 to 2 916 ' prem. ; London Financial steady, at 101 to 14 prem. ; and Mercantile Credit, at 44 to 6 prem. Hudson's Bay shares remain at 174 to ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 11 to 2 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 141 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 4 to 51 prem. ; Universal Marine, to 4 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 3 to 4 prem. ; and North British and Mercantile nsurame, 184 Zoglish and Swedish Bank shares were last ;noted to 14 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank ot India, 2 to 21 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, 1/ to 2 pram., showing a rise ; West India and Pacifico Steam, 14 to 2 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 2to 21 prem.; Contract Corporation, 3 to 34 prem. ; Merchant Bank, 31 to 4 prem. ; Discount Corporation, 44 to 1 prem. ; Consolidated Discount / to 1 prem. ; Grand International Hotels, 4 to 1 prem. ; Tamar and Callingtens Railway, 4 to / prem. ; Gloucestershire Smelting, 11 to 24 prem. ; and Mercantile Discount, 1 to 3 prem. ORDINARY SNARLS AND lITOCES. ZAD.WATL al Btra,WoLditarirVal. I lito tha n= MAXI NM /Mild sad Itsatra 105 !Caledonian all Dark and Bandon an Oarawall all Do. • .1 A no dm. until 6, I all Do. B go. e.laio B. I I all Dublin and B. la all DoidenParilketAted..iir 1105 .11dinban*snd Olaagew 1 100 ,Otargew end &Wawa 1100 Groat &warn Ord. BC 100 I De. A Block.. ,100 Do. L Any Ink., N 0.2, 1100 Great Northof Scotland: 1100 lenaiNorthsrn I 127 St. 110 ;Dad • ram noes. 1.32 M. IWO ;De.B l Wan. a Impend B, 1114 OR ,100 ' at. South t West. tbs.); W ts. Gnat waiters eii ft. los 1 Do.ll4our IraCOstabili U. 'lOO Do. South Wales— 67 St. MIS Do. W. 1214.—Odeed. ao Bt. Do. Do. Newport; M M. 100 Do. Do. Hereford; 102 • .100 .Lanomshire a Yorkshire. UO IL 100 Loadon and Blackwall, 721 IL 'lOO 'Loa S.Co St. leo o , London"stemd D sit ) at St. 100 'Landoll allorth Mesta 1 1 SR Ise ,LondonttiouthWestorn; BEI K 100 Lineolnah; W all .Idaryper4 and Carlisle; 12e , ; all ; Do. Do. 1 Mares, St. 100 Metropolitan 1111 11 1 Do. New BR .106 Midland SW WI, Do. New St. 100 Da Him. t Dab, 60 Gt. Wm S 6 , ' all; Do. a Shares M 1 all Mid Kent 10 I all Mid Cent ((Cry BC ,106 North iku BR 100 Do. alla.Perth.Dond. SR 100 N. =astern—Berwink 26 161 ; Do. G. N. E. Para St. 100 ; Do. Leeds SC 100 ; Da. York M. ;WS 1 De. Cedishi II I all, Da Stock.aDarllng. M ; De. do. 186 6 66 ;16 1 A De. do. 180061 St. 100 North London 10 6 De. New . St. 'lOO 'North B<affonlailie 10 ; N. 18. Western Asa St. 100 Sentlalt Onstral St. 'lOO Sootthe N. 12. Aber. BM M. 100 ,Iloottish Midland 10 alliWnewsbury a Welch*. BR 100 Shropanke Union St. 100 Booth Devon St. 1011 ;Beath Eastern St 100 :S. Yorkah. Sim Da 20 all Stelnea,Wokingbricao. 24.. 100 Tel Vale 10 Do. B 10 11 Do. C 60 ; all Ulster M ; 20 Do. 121 1 100 Vale of :firth at. •100 Victoria Ma. is Pthilleo St. 'lOO Waterford t CAlkenro. St. 'lOO Wain Cornwall Bt. 100 'W.Bartlpl Barb. a W 10111ZON irri Het sr rr se ell 63 k II Ili us a a Ile a • S. MI MI 121 1 2 72 20 11 11* IS UM 011 46 IS 100 SS SS SS a IS US SS NO 10 14 US 100 I li 0 St SI 86 170 176 22 IS - - MM. II Tombs.lan osa. 00111. I. SAO .. ICklrartou MOP .. Milford Aural VW; . 'Div. t iavis4ll ) bet X 417, . Bestowsll4 412, . lad Band UAW 1 East Cagan 412rit) 11 11,146. .. Csradon 11,010 i .. Masi Cara Hess I 4000 .. W. lassell ,Tarlstk ) I 486 Gealabisr t 84. Aubya COW ... lanai Mutts Tapia CM' .. 4. W. Toe ,Ilelstoo) 6, 000 .. lOnsavllls 1.084 .. Ihred's Foot 111,006 abeam Bow 6,000 ... . Lady SIAM s; I aws .. llerovell grey WNW 9,000 , .. Midis Very 60,006 6 1101061 Ina On 400 .. Na air caw .. Noah Doom 7661 .. Nara Zookier {,000:.. X. 1014. Bassat ( =m) 6,644' .. 11140114 Weal 1,12 e .. Providanace (U. Nary 7011) .. Isakaar riosnalk Mt . & earaAon (98. Meer) . sit .. A. W. Prances (Mop* NO .. "ray Park (000 1 Tara,r24l.3cLesdNa.C. l 6,000. .. 142 Civil (lOW .. • at Basset = 1,0041 .. 11. Oaradell ( 4.0101 .. ff i ss6 advert*. . 606 .. sot Aetna 612; .. Wk. lismst f VII i t= .. Wk. Boller ( 4.668 1 .. Wheal LuecAt Lail .. W.ll.aryAna (HGmba) I/1/6 .. Maud Betas lAN .. W. Treiswoor (IMO( LIM .. WlO6l Onion L 41.1 War. 11 40 4148 I? Mild! LILO S.S.• 11 I a 474 Lis YOEMON MINES. I Pil. 1 tauarAys. 10 all 'Axiom, IMlardooki f 0 dl Dalamatits=o, 6 Dail= 1 10 1 D.ayrooG.Boolbaro (L) 106 all 10 04 Copenhagen illseltad) 10 all C =toodon 100 10 D0%411.1110 WileM lo , l, :, M 16 Datei oftenba 10 all Do 00 all Radom of Franco .. 10 all Od taielaa goa 6p. al 10 all Groot Luzeroboors 10 all Dam Janctloo... 1 10 all Nam.aLlege e. tbo 20 all DO.lO. e.Prf. Dolt. goo 16 all .11orthara of 16 16 Do. limn. (la at 111.) 10 all 3.11a11 D.Ayrea a.? p.O l 10 K Do. do. do 10 all Norwegtsua honk Prel 10 all Ottoman ,SmyroaAldlo; 10 all Paris, LyookaadYedl2 10 all 'Purls sod Wawa 10 all Rolfe* 8. Framia.(L) 20 all Royal Danish 10 8 loyal elsoltoloo ' all tomlB.ollsh. 4 al Do. 7 Per 00111, 10 all Sambre and Wow .- 10 all Do. 64 per coot. /MEI 10, 8 Baa Paolo ( 1 -)L 7 1 6 r 01 , ! all Do. do 111 all &Au& dLos.Venellas 10 116 totablialt. of Podosal. • all Southern of Fromm—. MI I 8 'Min mad eaviso M all Do. do ■ aD Wed/Loden la ' all Do. SI per coat. Prot 111 all Wood. a N.W.ot Frame JOINT INC Ito (IL I BASK& 90,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. leak .• SO , 20,000 100 ADlanceLoisAuowpoell U 10,000 100 De. New 'lO 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 13,100 40 Aestnalada I MI I 7,600 40 Do New llO 10,000 25 Bank of =. I all I 0000 100 ,Bank of 25,000 90 .Bank of Otago (Ilealtot 3 I 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland (L.)• IS 10,000 50 'Bank officteriaAutzta 26 6,000 100 Beak of Wales (Ito.) 16 60,000 10 Bank of New folead I II 60,000 9) :Brazilian& L 11,000 50 Brit. A American Kg L 15 10,000 50 Betties N. America 15,000 20 (Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia 10 32,100 20 C. Bk. India,Aus., China ell 7,000 20 • Do. New 10,000 25 Chefs.). IL idlngia. 6,000 100 LIM • 50 20,000 •Coltnlal 190,000 100 10 Consolidated Ink (L)., 15 4 6,000 M neo O Contital (L) , 10 12,000 50 fast London rLksitted) 6 10,000 100 English and lAA (Lbal• 10 25.04, 8. Eng.Scot&Ansi.CtortaL all 411,. 00' 10 thiglish and Swedolt (L' AM, DI /Coroner= Bank(Uniited' I 10,000 100 !liindno.China&Jap.(Ll • II 10,0)0 100 'lmperial Beak, Limited' M 135,04 10 Imperial/Montan lO 100,040 20 1.11011 Morin. India (L)) 10,000 100 London Bank of Soot. (L 8 10,000 100 London and Brazilian 6,000100 Lon.B.Ayies&B.Plate(l OO MOM 25 Do. do. Neer 1 6,0 0 0 100 'Loa, Btr.. &B. !Malt (L). 17 60,000 90 Loa Ch. Back of Assisi( all 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L.' 11 ' 80,000 60 London aud Countlisy-1 30 6,000 100 Lon. Narohg.Con..(ll 1 00,000 00 Jondon Joint Stock.- . 10,000 100 Lou. and Northern (L.) , 16 20,000 20 Loudon& South Aldan all, 6,008 20 Do. Do. New all 10.000400 Londou&S.AmericsalLl 7 6,000 100 Lon. & S. Western (Lia., 16 60,000 10' Lon. & Westaninster 20,000 100 Merchant Bank Lisa.) 1 20,000 50 Mercantile & FaclianiL 3,000 100 • Metro. A Pros. Bank (L; 91 3,000 IGO Do. formed 2O 5,000 100 Midland Bank Una.) 10 10,600 100 National of LIvoel(1 lO 10,000 100 N. Pro. of , 42 25,000 f , Do. New ll2 10,000 111 Do. de a 16,000 10 'N•w South Wales ' all 0,000 100 .New Zealand (Limited), 10 60,400 26 Oriental Bank Ooryora all 10,000 100 Porto. of Ireland ' 25 10,000 10 Do. New 2.5,00 e 20 Sdnde, Nat.& DOM (L 6 16,000 25 South Australia all 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa 4,450 100 Do. do. 'oo ontralla ; a/ 10,40100 Oaks of Innied 01,060 60 Atake of Loodoo • 11 FOREIGN OBLIGATION BLIPtI RAILWATIL I Coda( an I Antwerp& lot. ip. ea • lan ICapaimaßLlLD.lo.96. I all l Do 4lp. el ;611 , lbatern of Fraacetp.ct. Si G.Laxataboorgip.omat. If 4 al I Do. all N 99 Havana and lialanno Si •Laosanne and Tr' 97 99 W Matanzas 'ad babsolnal 91 N all Do. Second lima. all Worth of France S p..et 111 It so all Do. tlato(.'arLflp.oll all Ottoman .9n3Troa. ne )1 In It I all Parn.Lionanllntp.et. . 'all i Do. Wow Alp. et. 14 lt an! ! I all Boons at & i.iior I all ltoyal Serodlah 5p a d. I 4 'all iflora T.a Grande 7 p.ot. Pt IN 1 all 9. aattLom.Ven.to e. 10 10} ID Si! larwahhaatof Port.7p.e. 100 101 jai Illonthoroof Franersp.e. 11 11/ 00 all Ails* 'IBMs; a row et. all ; WAN.W.O Frs. $ p....... 11 111. .as 110 311 [IMAM Melia prime. I Sam i! fie 3: If .1 If - 1 WI Tpal u 1114 ni lli Se 81 ml le* SO lm! St Si ml 1" r 1 j i- ml SZ U IS 40 u 14 11 I " zni I lPnn 90, 1 1 : 20i 20 .„a_! 254 264 5 4 db 14 16 Il i ,16 11 X WM& I N I O. primed Bass. is * 130 211 Slim 311 PR I= 'IF 77 111 f 23 30 pue I St Sea p . Pin Ith par 40 42 _ I as' II 9A. te pa. Si 41m . so _ _ ailig-; 'U iii . - 13.1 19 19 IS poi _l, 0 , 1 ii . -ii itl .4., 1 Oil: 21 12 per • 10 pas zd If 3 ! as ffe 3 2 dui 61 63 016 par M so I pos! 17 id I IS ff pit l 0 gel 04 dB4 I SI 4 10 1 w 4 _91)5 ical 7 7.-17 29 12 2 3.2 m, I ONLi r 7 4PIE, 62 64 do I 2 1 " • 116 li U I MI N U it poi! 11 IS pm Ilk 67. ale ; 41 as :la 11 i us 141 17 z fa 9011 z ta 20; w ToL — f 15,000 1 Alimentos (thattmel) , 20,000 20 1 Aaitrallaa i 7 11 i 75,000 1 /on Accord Co3).(Ltai ), 10,000 4 :BramILL&M.Co.(lAva ), all 15,000. 10 'Cape Copper (Limited) II 15,000 2 gimpaleStlmer(Lbalted) 15e.' 12,004 40 'Cobre Copper I a 10,000. so bsgpo kimgleil,:_ tI .t IS 100,000 1 IDia Pedro. N. 1 .71 15,000 1 I !Da., Youateop.(lka.; a, 25,000. 3 111 W Del BAT ;thwilted)i 11 15,000! !ratans (Llimited) 1 aff 20,000 1 0 Osman an 00,000 11 , kapaeds (lAailiid) I 1 15,000; 3 Worm ma 10,000 II Ilaslientsa (Litallo4 1 It 103,016 1 i ltarlquits. I A 100000; 1 11/Ammo' 8ram.0.1141: al 81000' 1 : N.liktne CAA 8.41aal / 10, 1 00 0 ‘ , 1 20 ,l'oatemid9llverlaad aII WO, 0 !Port Plillnp 1 I ilestaltarliosidX.(l )1 i samtkalavelsl(lAss )1 I Join dal Um Ar. Um lO Gated Modena Oak , ;Vancouver Cal ) I} 6 'Weething :Mailed) , all , Yadmiaisatatia (11•1 1. all , 1 110,000! 11,000 10 43171 03E0 1 MCI II MOW 1 41,00111 disi I I_ l e l L ra it Ms par U SO xi 1 5 1 6 i Mu Par IPm : 4 2 10,000 10 11.0afra•Merleaa at all 60,000 10 411setie ea (L): 20,004 20 Autodlan AgrkeL.... 29 47,000 1 10 IletlkoWaterworks (1..) ei 10,000 5 10elsbay Gee (Untied 4 4000 00 1116109 Ancrlcaa Lad 40 504.7801. st. L Ye& 2, Tea. (W.. IN 1500 SD 114/2 a 10,000: 10 ,10144skIrea Tea 11..) 17 40,000 1142easda &gamy As. (L) la 4,915 !Owe& Lead .1 411 19 21 8 i 9 9 • I pam !! I lips) ___..... 0,.., . UN* SS L\ lan Oretputy I 7 40,000 10 leost. of Atrlesolter.(l). 2 60.000 60 I .Coleurerelall`sloo(l.6), 6 12,006 20 Ithp.M. Pekoe ell 10026251 St Tl-I.tfil e 'lOO 100,6101. 81. De. ?referee.. ill* max a. ; Do. 6 pee. tem. Deb.lo 14.4101 106 I Dlroseateareoragoe(L I 71: 660100 SO L Ind* lrrig. & Camel, 6 10 Inlets. Coat feL(L 2 1 870,0751. 61. 'Metric Telegraph l4O 1 70,e00 6 ' hag and Aria. •se 125,000 le , G.Creled Fled c =l 1 6 j 10,000 11 Klee. Moue Nertgelleel 16 : 190,000 1 'Great 801. A.) 17ip.ep ,an ; 100,000 io i Heiese'sbry ell 160,1100 20 ,halentaL Piteut.S.C.ll , I 60,000 20 'Gahm Irrlg. Pus. Cev ' S 1,3101•0'100 : Do. ap. e. BJe r 1 i all I 44,••• is lowswekDronaig ) , $ AN* Ii I De. New I I I 100050 S. Awed. Meese Trading' I woe 1 ,Lowl.Dlstrict Te kg. itil al 20,1410 i le 'lee& Fleet Also. , 16 ; 175,000' 6 'Lee& G. thealbestt I.p a Kai' so Weirs. Into. & Mel 1 12.41101 10 Neat. Estee. TA (k) en 16 6001 OS liereso.CredltAtre(L) ISM IS 1 Natal Lead a Osi. C. (11 ) 1 SUS" le ,Netereal Ole. Coe.. (L ) , 20,000: 100 . Natinnal Steam Nov. (L): 6,000 20 INeebedda Coal 4 I 11.4 1 I 6,000 20 : De. New - --- -- 'lo.2eahurdT.t Lees(l4l _ I _ ... . SO M id rya 21 M 4 pm . it 24 sti ssa xd 112 116 um 112 116 m. -4 11 1-11 ' P•f IJI , pm , llf -.Li 17 1712, 3 1 442 1: 1. A B 1 in' 12 !pa Hon 2 4tpin no' 4• psi !pond ias al Pe k 3=l zd 20,004 16 USX* 1 ,N. Rritiolt Alagoas. _= 40.000 2 Br.t..t Marcals. 1 0 .11 GC Il 60,000 1 25 'Ocean arla• WM.) ' 10,400 II .or6lastaleatatorololl4 7 110 0001 1 Orlontal Or (16•50051, 60.6“, I I Do. New 60,006: 10 00iont.lolaegas0m(L)1 10,000, 6 Mama Gas (11•11614) • 030,0001 84 ,Poelalw.lan4Llll4.(L)lii 20,000 10 'Penlnsolor it 0. Nom 20.000' I Do. No. ll6 I 17,00* 10 QuombrodaL 11,01L(L t! 10,000 60 ,Illtynnoy loos I 10.000 16 I Do. New v4 4.230 16 100 J. City Immo. (L ) ail 19.760 i Dino 411160 4 15.030 NO 10201 YolliMore 100.00011 84..11404i10h Mut lev. (L) 1 105 00 10,003 1 :5. African Y. I. (L.' 14,100 ID :Bona Avotrallaa Load 280,0001: 54 .flaborarleo Telognok 110 I 1 I Do.Nerlp 104.5116, 111 ,Thassiellloomorla.(L) 114640 i 10 Inuit lAgriaryilAraa L 1 50.000' T. Co. ol U. Canada 5 30.0031 Malkloig-Toisi 00. (L It UMW ;1701.4rallarlat144(L 10 26,050, 'M5r Amentos(Llal. AMMO SO Vas biologies Led 1 tot ule If pe _~:~i AI 0 . a VII SO IT Ups is I° I $ 11 , _IS IT gal : M -3f} id zd lii lii ii ii 110 K P e -141 Pm • 1$ pal IT sine PREFERINOII SHARI& 9 i - " =lfs 'ail I ' —:is nil" u nil —sin Grist ladiere ( Leeks No. 1„ Spa .is. stook), IW. North EOM!' (13Lock..arlikri %Apo•awl). lie. ... ii_ ii_ 1 ii 71 111 lit US IN zd i - ft S 4 Q. prima I Irby. V: 1 1 4 1 I pat st i 1 in zal li t Leib ll_ II! Rd _l4 MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two oTtolx. The mining market is very quiet, with little busi ness, and prices generally have experienced no varia tion. There is a good demand, however, for Marks Valley shares, which have risen 124.6 d., the present quotation being 7to *. Wheal Beton, on the other band, are lower, at 147} to 160. East Caradon ars quoted 26 to }, and Chiverton, 10k to Yuclauamutaua shares are dull, and exhibit a drooping tendency ; transactions are recorded as 2t, 4, and 2L. Other colonial, as well as foreign mines, are unaltered. A general meeting of the Victoria (London) Mining Company is called for the 18th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVXRPOOL COTTON I CORN MARKETb, (THIB DAY.) let PLECTIIIO MID cirranzuvroeut. reinalture.) ((nor oOlt OWN conizeponemr.) Oorron.—Tlw arruot quiet. Sales probably about 3,000 balm Cons.—Moderate attendance; wheat slow sale, at shoat Friday's rates, being ld. to 2d. lower thee oe Saturday. Flour, very little Bering. prices quits oreninal. I edema core 6d. to 9d. lower, say 300. 6d. to 30a. 9d. Mired Egyptian beaus steady. Oats and oatmeal f sir oak at lato rates. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Soca& —The market asatinuse ins, bat tins traMiactioss reported by private contract are not important. Bartwins, in public sale were part sold at 425. to 4t.. Refined Prices are well maintained, bat then is not much businem doing. TET.—Tbe market couthress quiet. Facn.—About 4,000 bags Imm been sold, Bonsai. white, Ils. ; Banana. fie. 9d. to 9s. SALTITMIL-400 bags 'old, refraction 4, at 37e. 6.1. ; sheet, prompt. iNDlOO.—The next quarterly sales of East ludic are fixed for the 9th February. Corrow.—llie market is steady. but quiet. Ilimr.—About 8,000 bales of Maailla hare bolo disposal d at higher prices, 32!. 10a. to 332. for fair to goal quality. - - - TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The marlmt is quiet at the sneezed quokka's :—Tew% tallow, 41s. 31 to 41s. 6d. net cash ; Petersham% Y.C. ea the spat, 41a 9d. ; January to Mazola 41e. 9d. to 41a. 611.; March, 425. 9d. ; April to Jane. 435. SKITHYDCLD HAY lasmorr.—(THlS DAY.) Ymna Harvey sad Bastes report kook at the fol lowing prime : meadow bay, 73e. to &la ; superiar ditto, 13s. to 92. v. 6d. ; clover, ofd, 80a. to llbs. ; att . mooed cat, 80a. to 106 e. ; straw, 2k, to 325. PROVINCIAL SHARI NAMErS. Unarm. fix. 11.-lies so-day: Ildinbenth sad 61Iaagow, MI-Great Eastern. -Laminae and Tortahlre, net- London end North Weetern, 166f-Manehester. Sheireld. and Lincolnshire, - Midland, - death Easeern, n:, • Cireat Lagemboarg, 11 11-16-Greek. ig-Bsetials and American Ex. Booking Company SI 4 p.-MaromstUo and Esehang• /tanking Company ,Liso.!. I 1546 no. p.-Britlalt and Foreign Marine 'Um XI 13-In 1 13-1; - 'default!, Marine, ; 1:16 p.- Vision Marine 'Um , S p.-National Stems Navigation Company. 1-16 6 146 par p. IfIIUtIVIIAII. JAN. 11.-1144 sales to-day included Great m ee k.", Rah n ,' stock. et del..-warwiek end Birmingham Canal shame at 47-and Coventry Canal. 161. The closing prime 'minded Seseen Valley, 17 to 171-Sonth Statiordaldre„ 11 to 1l West Midland. Word, Ist guaranteed, 1211 to M- Bank, 4f to 41-111sminghima Wagon, 11l to 15-and Manta Metal. fto dis. Mastanntait, JAIL IL-The nesats4 W bees dull, asst =ratline easier. Conov/Idatod Sink (Unshed), 6 il6 p.- 1 Luxernbotun.ill-Great Wastes; 116-I.4acoshtre ant Tortillas% 110 t -London and North Western, 100-lianas& ter, Sindlsid, and Llocelashire. Of f-Ditto, Si_per cod., 67, as Mo.-New ditto, 6 per neat pr f. (all paid), D:tto, It, # P.--#llll4lPolitan, 1 10 1 4-Ditte 7-16 p -Methane, Nat f-Neith Esslans. Benriokh Iw-Benth itsibms. 93 4 and Money Marine Insmuimm, 6 sa-West Mart (meek A, 70-National qteam, I p -West Winn& Of par amt.. 1316- Lonna. mut Calostonlaa Marine, I p.-Virgiala 6 per nem. bob% .-West Indian linghton. and liggam b 7} Up. p. ath OmM. ‘onasiffis • p, ..INENNNINOIig 101 - 8 / .. g iii 4 64 - 8 xd ... 27i CI ii 844 a: - 131 H U a il —zla .. :ti •••1 AL. - 3 3 in' of. ~du I}l 19 it i t 1 b if 64_ 46 -- 4 si 435 436 ön U si . sk it I le 20 11 It II IS 64 16 166 116 16 1111 - 19} , ~; I 1 ? 1 / 4