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

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DY =MILK TILEGRAPH.) MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) MATCH. Two nada Captain Koh& and Gaiety sre here. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. About two miler. J a cob, Butferay, Old Squire, Roes, Vivandiero, Sarbiton, limas. hoe Apple, Ace of Clubs, David Ann, and True Heart are here. TRIAL HANDICAP. About one mile. lurid Am, Captain Knight, Surbitoo, Mrs. Nesbitt, !way Hersebreaker, Croix aad Jorie C are hay. CITY STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and • halt Wee Nell. Sly Fox, The Hat, Old Squire, Express, Silver ma, Sir William, Forester, Prism Royal, Leopard, Ace M Calls, Pine Apple, Pathliadar, Premier, Screw, and Climax ..ir bore. THE POISONING AT BY ARSENIC OP POUR MEN MILE•END INQUEST.--(THI3 DAY.) TLis tnoruing Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex , bold an investigation at the Three Cranes Tavern, ‘lilr•sital•road, into the circumstances of the poisoning by ..rwinc of four men, one of whom. John Herring, lost ins Marc Herring, 8, Coburg•place, identified decessei Hs years of age. He was on Monday last at silk at Messrs. Le Lievre's dye works. He left home at 1 'clock is good health. He was brought home at about o'clock by two men. He wsa quite helpless. He died in Lis chair between 8 end 9 o'clock. He appeared to be in :eras pain, but he could cot speak so that she could under -4.,0d him. He did not vomit. The neighbours sent fur a ,i. s tor, who saw him before death. Wing, stoker, was then cautioned, bat he tendered I.Huse . Irfor ers - Mittatioo. He said he was in the employ of Messrs. Le bears's. He need a solution to keep the boiler from corroding. He kept it in a four gallon tin canister. It • patent. The carboy or moister had a bung b ut ao pipe. On Monday be bad occasicio to use ~.we of toe solution and he poured it into a tie beer car. with a spout, in order to apply it • a small valve, which be did. Just at that moment a r..essage came to him that his child was dying from au ea . dent. It had been scalded, and wee now dead. lie put down the can, aui ran home, thinking only his child. When became back he found several of the cm, very bad. Poor Herring complained that he felt very ,4d. Ile was afterwards takeo home. Witnesa bad no I.lsa of what bad happened, ae he had drained all the .)..ition out of the beer-can. afterwards be beard about the men haw* got beer in the can, and he told Dr. Pope aik.at it. Its. the Jury.—The beer-can belonged to Mr. Webb, ;--.lblicin. Witness used it merely because it had got • ',out. The solution was labelled " Poison." Bernard Healy, bricklayer. said that be wan employed Iv Mr. Webb. who we. a builder and • publican. Deceased as sent by witness, at a quarter pest four o'clock, for clay, .nd be took the beer-can and got half a gallon of beer. At r, re o'clock witaus drank half a pint of beer, and then eat ~me breed and cheese. He then took another half pint, .red instantly felt hie inside dreadfully effected. He vomited violently for three hours and a half. Tte four men who drank the beer were for an Lour vomiting and lying almost helpless. Wing then came and witness said, "My God, Wing, we ere all poisoned." Win g said, "Have you been drinking out of the can !" witness said they had, and Wing replied that it would sot poison them, it would only make them ill. He said the inventor of it said it would not kill, but you would not want to take a secoed does. (Laughter.) Witness therefore only believed he would be sick, and he did nothing till afterwards. He felt the effect, of the poison now in hie head. His eating bread and cheese no doubt saved hie life. Joseph JOINS rid that be saw Wiog pour the solution into the valve, and be emptied the can altogether. Witness drank a little of the beer and became cold and prostrate. Wing took dammed home. Dese•eed had vomited. Mr. E. Pope, M.R.C.S., said that he was called to the decease' on Monday evening about eight o'clock. He wee very ill and feeble. The place was in great confusion sad was filled with people. Thee told witness that he bail been drinking beer from a can which contained arsenic and soda. WICOSSI was surprised that there was no vomiting. but he , ion heard that there hail been vomiting at the dyer's. He died from poison. Mr. Le Liam said that the solution bad bees used for yeas to purify the boilers. It was labelled "Peace," but mime did not know what the ingredients were, as it wail • patented article. He wt, not aware whether those on the premises knew that thine was arsenic in it. Wing, recalled, said that when he brought deceased 'come be did not tell his wife what he had been dnokieg, but only said she should put him to bed. He was positive Le drained the can out. It was stated that one of the men was now in a very premien' condition. The Coroner having summed op, remarked that the accident arose from the fact of IV ing's being called away sud• doily by the calamity to his child, and he, therefore, was to he commiserated ; but it was unfortunate that be did not it once tell the men of their danger, so that medical aid could have been got. The jury returned a verdict that deceased died from the effects of driuiricg beer which had been put into a can in which a certain poisonous solution had been inadvertently :eft, and the said death arms accidentally and by raider• tine. The proceedings then terminated. Yesterday afternoon Professor Tyndall delivered the third of his Christmas course of lectures at the Royal institution. Having is the two previous lectures illus trated and explained the phenomena of electrical attrec tom and repulsion, sad the induction of electricity in bodies at a distance from the excited electric, he yesterday pro ceeded to consider the excitement of electricity in larger •cantities than can be produced by rubbing rods of gloms or sulphur, and its condensation in the Leyden jar. For this rarpose • more complicated form of apparatus was neces sary, and the powerful electrical machines end batteries of the loyal Institution were brought into operation. AN "INSURRECTION" AT WINcORSTERCOLLUAL— It took plans on the 3rd of April, 1;93. Strict orders had been issued by the warden that the boys should not atteed the parade of the Bucks Militia ; that is the *vest of die , oedience on the part of any individual boy, he should be inviiviclually punished ; but that if any numbers were seen there. the whole school should have their "leave out" 5 , 1 ,, t0ed for the following I: tater Sunday, when many had mitioes to dine with friends. One bye *ply —a prefect —was detected and reported by Mr. Goddard, the mooed .aster. The warden not only severely punished the rodi valu.dh but stopped the leave of the whole school, moan pansies this with a quotation more irritating than aprro prate, Q ,, idquiel deli rant earls rite, enter Aek.ri. The :,..vs resented this as • breech of faith ; and after holding a meeting, in which they hotted themselves by an oath (in sr..-ch, however, the younger boys were not allowed to s,in) to stand by each other in their resistance to the ..at, they drew up • series of resolutiess, of which they rroceeded to put the first into executiot st once. A Latin Lite was sent to the warden, submitting to the present I , .nishment, but expressing a Lope that in future he would Lot punish all foe the fault of one. To this note Dr. limatiogford returned no answer. After three days a --:std note was forwarded to him. very respectfully worded, but requesting a repay. It was returned with an endorsement charging the writers with "consummate arrogance" and forgetfulness of their position and their lutes. Then the storm broke out. The keys of the ollege gates were seized. Wareing was sent both to Ire head and Second masters not to make their appearance school. The warning to Dr. Warton wes accompanied toms profeseiotis of esteem ; he was weak enough to cam ; and kept away. Goddard (though aware of his un .orr“larity vs the delator of the actual culprit) had a appreciation of his duty. He was received on • ot-riog the nehool with groans anti hisees, and with a .-wee of marbles from the yeueger boys-an act cee iied by the prefects. A some:loos issued by the warden sod mast. rs to the eighteen prefects to appear before them met with r, Atentiou the comrounMation between the war lodgings and the rest of the college was blocked up. the ollege gates Enacted sight and day by parole of e •-chotors. The cry of "Liberty and Equality" was contagious were French revolutionary principles), ••.e r-1 cap' was assumed by all the boys who could pro or e..ittrive one, the bakers' and butchers' shops ran 'A provisions, and bludgeons sod swords provided, ..edion for a siege. The warden, having gone not of Lowe early next morning to convene a meeting of - .Ph-Hosts at Dr. Warnin's house (in commoners). was not ; and coofining one of the fellows the college walla the rebels effectually prevented a • of four being formed, which is required for any al. of their body. A message was then sent from ,olen, to the effect that all the boys might go home ; • 'lot rase they were well aware that expulsion of the ' .1-mss would follow. Fhe *Arden then applied to the - . 'ate. (who happened to be then aireembled to present to the King) to put him in possession of his 'rom which he was still excluded by the insiogenta, • of the civil power. The outer gates of the col - by this time been barricaded. the quadrangle un ‘nd the stoma cerr , ed rip to the top of the tower t -r , of the parapet of which they also loosened, to . r h.rii with missiles to resist attack from without, , immoned to surrender by the sheriff in pens, • ply warn a threat to burn the college if any attempt ' • oie to force an entrance. Sir Thorns Miller. Mr. • on. and Canon Poulter, severally did their hest to • ' it- but there was such excitement is the tows Ir. so much fear of the " rough." taking part with that three companies of militia were drawn up • in College street. At last Dr. Warton, with Irv, of the above-named gentlemen, were admitted ' t' gates ; and no their representation the boys I 1- submit the whole question to the arbitration • ...:istratee. The matter misled for the time is an • o• esty. or even more ; the warden conceding the 1--ont of dispute by an engagement not in future to • '• the community for the sake of an individual.—Black. il. , !xt:int for January. What; Swig. 1 Italttra qrs. tu I brl Flour. qrs. gra qrs. s. sacks. Enstlsh sad Scotch OW I /SO 30W .. I 390 Irish Sorsigu 3190 19.510 Total - 3830 ' T — ion I saa I » —2240 MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) The public markets remain closed for the holidays. They will reopen on Nesday oex4 The market coat:mom quiet. and there are tio sales of importance to report in duly at the loading artirdes except cotton, for which there wattages to he a very active do mod at a further advance of 4d. to per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) . . . . . The market is quiet at the fOUowiog prices —Town tallow, 41a. ; Petemburp Y.O. on the spot, 41s. 9d. ; January, 41a. 9d. to 41s. Gd. ; March, 425. 9d.; April to June, 4d.. ; Oct. to Dee., 45r. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADDIHALL—Hides. —Prices %tbs. to &fibs., 244. to 244. ; 64110. to 72114.. 3d. to 34d. ; 721bs. to 801bs.. 3d. to 34d. ; 80Ibs. to Nabs., 3}.1. to 344. ; 881bs. to 96Ibt, 3Ad. to 4.1. ; 96Ibs. to 104th... 441. to tid. Hone bides. 9s: to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light. 2a. to 3s. ; full. is. EIMMOVINIZT.-86isp skim, polled, 10s. Od. to 12s. 6d.; half bads, 6e. 6d. to 10s. Dd. ; doom, 6s. 6d. to Bs. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meson. Pattendso and Smith report a continued brisk ness is the demand for both English and foreign hops, which are daily becoming saticer, and prices are consequently ad vancing. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY .1, 1864. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE amrcrloN. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (KT mum* mut:num.) (nom ous owx ooszairosnurr.) AYLESBURY, FILIDAY. 013 O'CLOCK birth!. Mr. Rainy .. .. .. 1,368 Dr. Lee .. .. .. 184 .. Wycombe return hot imlede3. BEARE LIBTB.--(771I8 DAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The railway market is dull to-day, and prices have experienced a reduction, but not to any im portant extent. Midland and Caledonian stocks have receded t per cent., and London and North Western, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, . London gad North Western stock is now yynot ed 108 to 1 Great Western, 664 to 4 ; • 130 4 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 to 112 ; Great Northern , 1274 to 1281 Caledonian, 1214 to 122 ; South astern, 96 ' to ; Great Eastern, 604 to ; London and nth Western, 102 to 4 ; and Metropolitan, 1114 to 1124. Great',Western of Canada shares have improved, and Dutch Ithenieh are arm. Belgian Eastern Junction, on the other hand, exhibit an adverse tendency. Indian railway stocks are inquired for. Wes to-das to 1 p.n. 146 x in :In No. j Bb. 1 DOCILI. 2.065.0 be St. I glut nod Kest twee 0,055.310 St. Lomita 1,900.buk et. et Katharine 300,806, St. gouthatapiow b 00.500. St. Victoria 5,000 10 Do. New No. I MONIAL ooviatriam torocs.s. N TT x fa - :ha - :a - ,a I Pd. I Q. prices. I Sale. £50,0u0 .. British C01i0.69.4.,1872 100 , 106 107 .... .. Do. do. 1883 100 .... .. Can. Gov. 69.c.,1817-86. 100 101 107 102 l ad .... .. Do.6peret. Feb.& Aug. 100 103 106 ... .. Do.6poret.Mar.4 B B t a 100 103 106 2.214,8011 .. Do 5 pet etlatLeti 100 93 91 91 I ad b 05,806 .. Do. 5 par et Ina 100 02 94 200.00 u .. Gaped 011oipeep.et.18 7 3 100 106 108 .... .. Do. do. 1004100 104 111 .... .. Do. do. 18091 100 100 111 .. Do. do. 1891 100 112 114 .. 100,000 .. Ceylon,Nor. 1868, 6 p.ct. 100 106 106 250900 .. Do. 1876, do.. 100 110 112 = 200.000 .. Mauritius Oper K,1873 100 106 108 . 2w,000 .. Do. 1878 100 100 111 200,000 .. Do. 1882 100 108 110 ' BAWD .. NaLd Gov. 6 per eenL .. 100 105 110 — 106,000 .. New Bruns. Doe. Op cL 100 104 106 .... .. 1.7.0 Wales Ov. 5 p.c.1066 100 100 102 .... .. Do. Op. e. 1871 to 1076 100 101 102 ... .. Do. Ap. c. 1888 to 1892 100 1011 1021 ' 160.600 .. New &eland 6 percent 100 110 112 250.060 .. Nova Scotia 4 p e.. 16 , 6 100 105 107 76,006 .. Queensland Gov. 6p. Cl. 100 111 113 .... .. A. Aust.Gov.ll p. e. Bonds 100 111 113 .... .. Vlc.Gov.6p.c.Jan.B.July 100 107 100 .... .. Do. do. 6 p.c.Aprtl4lo4. 'lOO 110 111 1 1101 I BRITISH MINER MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The funds continue to be prejudiced by the anti cipation of the monthly settlement, and have to-day sustained a fresh decline of I per cent. Speculation throughout the Stock Exchange is checked by the uncertain state of foreign politico, and by the ap parently increasing drain of gold from the Bank of France. Home railway stocks are flat. Foreign bonds have sorely varied. Consols are now quoted 91 to 1, ex div., for money, and 911 to 4, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 91, ex die. ; ditto, for account, 911, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 4, 901 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1061, ; ditto Four per Cent., 1001 ; Four per Cent. " enfaasl " rupee paper, 96 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 7s. die. In the foreign stock market there is scarcely any alteration, with the exception of a relapse in Spanish Certificates and Mexi can Bonds. The latter are now quoted 36 to 4. Spanish Passive Bonds are quoted 344 to 1 ; Greek, 24 to ; and Turkish Consolidis, 471 to 48. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Brazilian, 1863, 874 ; ditto scrip, 1, 04 die. ; Chilian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 831; Egyptian, 1001,1 ; Greek, for account, 24g, 4,24 ; Italian, for account, 681, 671, ex div. ; Mexican, 361, 36, 1 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86, 841, ex div.; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 471, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1856, &e., for account, 474, ; ex div. ; Russian, 1850, 851, 86, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 894, 89; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 464, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 344, 4, ; ditto Certificates, 14g : ditto for account, 144, 4, f ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70, 691; ditto 1862, 671, ex div. ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 681. International Financial shares are quoted 41 to 54 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 81 to 94 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 174 to 4, ex div.; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 2 preen. ; Merchant Banking, 4 to 1 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 24 to 21 prem.; English and Swedish Bank, 1/ to 21 prem. ; East London Bank, 21 to 3 prem. ; Discount Cor poration, 31 to 41 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 31 to 4 prem. ; Consolidated Discount Company, to 14 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, 11 to 24 prem. ; National Steam, 2 to 14 prem. ; and Mauritius Laud Credit and Mortgage, 1 to 14 prem. The overdue Calcutta and China mails have ar rived at Alexandria, and maybe expected in London on the Bth instant. The French mail, with ten days' later news from Calcutta and China, has arrived at Suez and may be expected on the 10th. The following Calcutta, China, and Australian mails have arrived at Suez, and may be expected on the 12th.—Extra Lundun and China Telegraph. Fors o'CLocc Consols are flat, at 91 to ex div., for money, and 91i, ex div., for the account (Jan. 7). No gold has been bought by the Bank, but 46,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn for exportation, chiefly to Alexandria. Yesterday being the last day of the year, the discount market was extraordinarily active. There was the usual disposition on the part of mercantile firms to make their balances as large as possible, apparently under the delusive idea that bankers look into the state of their customers' accounts only once or twice a year. The joint stock banks being likewise desirous of enlarging their balances at the Bank of England at the turn of the year, the pressure has been rendered general. Everybody recognises, however, that it is merely, as it were, for the day. Comparative ease is looked for as soon as the mercantile engagements maturing in the first week iu January, and especially on the 4th, shall have been met, and the supply of money will be materially increased by the payment of the divi dends, which will commence at the Bank of Eng land this day (Friday) week, the Bth January. The following notifications, relating respectively to the debts of New Granada, Mexico, and Vene zuela, have been forwarded to the Stock Exchange by Meyers. Baring Brothers and Co. : MINER-(THIS DAY J Two o'Curm. The mining market is active to-day, owing to the advance in the standard for copper ors, and the general tendency of prices is upwards. The demand is chiefly for Chiverton shares, which have advanced IL, the present quo tation being 101 to I. East Cars Brea aro also better, at 7 to}. East Caradon are quoted 27 to }, and West Chiverton, 53 to 55. In the Stock Exchange Clifford Amalgamated have been dealt in at 35/. Cape Copper shares are again better, and Cobre Copper inquired for. Other colonial and foreign mines are quiet. An exuaordinary meeting of the Cambrian Con solidated Gold Mining Company is called for the 12th Jan., to confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting on the 22nd Dec., and to alter the articles of association. The Mariguita and New Granada Mining Company have received advises, of which the following is an abstract : " Santa Ana mines for the mouth: July cost, 12,031 dollars ; returns, 13,224 dollars. August cost, 13,157 dollars ; re turns, 20,573 dollars. In the cost for August there is 1,500 dollars exceptional cost. Captain Nitta has arrived at the mines. Native labour. —At knoll we are in • satisfactory position as regard mine labour, and the fruits of his wears will loos show themselves." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILIARIC-LANK-(THIS DAY.) Thequantity of English wheat on sale in oar market k. day was very moderate ; bat the quality of the samples was good. Although the attendance of millers was limited. the desuand for both red sod whits parcels ruled steady. and Monday's prices were well supported. At the close of bulimia a fair cleanses of the stands had been effected. The show of !foreign wheat was by no means extensive. Good and firm qualities were in somewhat improved request, at extreme rates ; low and damp parcel., however, moved off heavily on former terms. Floating cargoes of grain were in somewhat improved request, but no quotable ehaege took place in prices. The quantities of produce on offer were by no means extensive. There was rather • large quantity of both English and foreign barley on show. Malting qualities were in fair request at extreme currencies ; in grinding and distilling sorts the transactions were on • moderate sale at about sta. tioury prime The malt trade exhibited rather more firmness than of late. However, no change took place in the currencim. Oats were the turn dearer for selecteu samples. The trade, however, was by no means active. The inquiry for beans wu restricted to small parcels, on former term.. lu peas very little was passing, at late mites. The flour trade was tolerably firm, but no change took place in prices. Canary seed, owing to its scarcity, sold steadily, at fully the late advance in quotations. Linseed, rapeseed, and all other seeds were somewhat heavy. In cakes very little was paining. CeRRENT PRICKS, YAQUI& Per Qr. WIMAT. a. S. Kann, Zest, rod ladi 42 to 44 w Ditto, new . to 42 Ditto,white'llt 4 , to 47 Lotto. new 4l to 45 No;folk and Lincoln red „ Ditto, now. BAILIT Matting 27 to 30 Grinding 24 to 27 1161.7. Esser, Norfolk, and Suffolk flO to 86 17.151116. aad Were 64 to 66 Brows Per Qr. 40 to 43 39 to 62 sti .. as to ZS OATS. Magna. feed -- -- 18 to 23 ~ poise* 2 to 38 Per Mr. Wilt?. L ti Dantek and Konigs berg 4B to 68 Rostock it Mecklen burg Dudek 42 le 47 VI to 46 kardaa. hard soft Meekest, rod „ Irbil; . Grinding -- Di to II Distilling Malting - . . Om. _- - Dutch, brew - IS ass feed ARIIVAL9 OF GRAM, Re. CARRIAGE, FROM DEC 26 OAri. I. flootch. feed potato 23 to 27 12211. 22 lete I 92929 Maamokii - 29 to 31 Tick fa to Ustrow PIIsOS 36 to ♦2 Grey Witt: fl to 32 to k; .... IS to 3m ham_ Town mils; zM lbs. Household 22 to 114 Country Norfolk nod 8.144111 az ship 2B to 31 Per Qr. OATS. a— 1i..• Danish and Swedish IS to tt MaMa ls to 23 =v_.. .. 23 to $7 .. 90 to 33 14 to 37 .. 34 to $7 1 121 . Ilium. Cum Yellow . 29 to 22 .. 27 to 30 FLOOR. heath. per sack .... 24 to 37 Spanish. ... 34 to 37 Simians, per btt .. 19 to t 6 Canadian. .. 20 to 25 INTO LONDON. BY WATER TO DEC. 31. INCLUSIVE. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hattoe, 20a; Walla End Haswell, 211 a. ; Walla End South Hatton, 30a; Walla E.d Tem, 19s. lid. ; Walls Ead Hartleposil,l9a. 9d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall. 19s. 3d. ; Walls Ead Wharaeliffe, 18a. 3d.; Walls Ead Ginforth, 18a. 3d. ; Walls Eod Hartaa, 18a. ad. ;ITaoSeld Moor Marrs 14a. fid. ; Cowpea Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; West Hartler.l6..M.; Huddles Hartley, 16.. 3d. ; Sebald, Hartley, 16.. 3d. ; Haatimp Hartley, 16a. ad.-39 ships at market. NEW BOOKS FOR JA!CUARY.—Among the new worim announced by )(es M Hurst sad Bl►ckett for appear ance during tie present most► are :—" Court and Society term Elise:nth to Anne," edited from the papers at Kim boltoo by the Duke of Manchester, in 2 vole fivo, with fine portrait. ; " A Young Artist's Life," by Alexander Baillie Cochrane. EN., M.P., in 1 vol. ; " Wildfire." a novel, by Welter Thorabery ; sod " Ella Norman ; or a Woman's Perils," by Elizabeth A. Murmr, io 3 vols. MORE INCENDIARPN IN YORKSHIRE. —During the moonlight nights the rage for stack firing in the East Riding seemed to have seated. The return to darkness, however, hes restored the " fashion." of which an un successful attempt—in the very teeth of the govern ment rewards—was made at Mr. It. Topharn's, of Mowthorpe. on Monday night. The particulars have been already reported. On the following night, Tuesday, the same parties seen at Mr. Topham's were supposed to have visited Mr. Andersoo's steelyard at Rotterwick. It will be recollected that a fire occurred upon this gentlemaa's form about a month ago, and is one of those for which the greatest rewards are offered. AU the produce was not destroyed, sod it is believed a desire to cause the complete destruction of the remainder prompted the visit of Tue.. day. Mr. Aedersoo, however, is one of those who have appointed night watchmen, and his watchmen, discovered the iocendisries before their fell was effected. A chase was the result, but alt , as in the case of the previous night, a shot was fired, the supposed incendiary proved too Peet of foot for his pumper. The villain, only appear to move off a few miles, and on Wednesday night, at 7 o'clock. the stacks of Mr. James Scurry, of Sled. mere, were found on fire. The disaster wee uodoubtedly the work of an incendiary. The centre stack had been selected for ignition, but as the fire was early found, the destruction was *Defined to that one, with some damage to the @geckoes either side. The place is entirely dependent on pond water, but the frequent recurrence of them mom diary bee seam to have got the population into a settled system of dealing with them, and certainly in the Slediriere aces their efforts were " smart" indeed. The damage, it is said—thanks to the mares of the labouring population— will not mooed WHOM.—Leeds Mercury. I CLAW prkes. I Saw. 10 all Antwerp & Rotterdam 84 9 • 10 all bahla&S.Fra.(L g.7p.c.• 13 14 la' an 8 all Nelgtan E. Junction le If ;14 10 3 11.Ayrual.Sonthern ;L) ; — 100 all 10 24 Copl Copenhagen ,14•49.1) } 1 pm. apo 10 all Du. Extension 100 10 DunshurgkWitepaltiN lx) 16 Dutch Rhenish l4 14 pm 174 4 20 all Do — N all Eastern of France 20 all Dd. Russian gna. 6p. c 1 • —. 20 all Gre .1 lamesaboarg ; 12 12} ; 10 all iltallan Junction.... 20 all Sam.&•Lkge ); fly thip • 84 84 sal 10 all O w.' . c Prf. • Relig.gov 1 9 } } 20 in 16 all N of Franca 3l 384 , 10 11 Do. Sew eh. alia. atlial, , , 10 all N. Rall Laying& 7 p.c. 104 101 xn .- 10 24 Do. do. do 4 4 pmanl 10 all Norwegian Trunk Teel 8 8 10 all Ottoman 13myrnaAldhr 11 12 an 90 all Pada, Lyonsamtlledlt. • 38 37 : 90 all Paris and Orleans..., : 37 PO ' r 0 all &at. ag & FrancisqL). 1 7 18 — • 20 , all Itof al Daniah . ... 'l4 16 3 Royal Sardinian 6 all Royal awash. i 4 all W. . 7 per cent. l} If. i 20 all Sambre and Meoae • iii 9 ; 10 all Do. 14 percent. Prat 94 nf on' 20 b Sao Paulo ,I. I g.Tper et. 1 1 wean 20 all Do. do 214 •11 10 all &Aust. &LarmVenetian Q 201 ' 20 16 'SouthEast. of PortMPL .- 1 /. 20 all Southern of Frame.. ' 234 274 ; 20 8 Turin and Savona...—. 44 4 Ms 10 all Do. do l6 16 I 14 all West Flanders 1 11 all Do. 14 per cent. Prig Ili 101 I PS all West & N.W.01 Frasier 1 14} , 36,000 2 Alumina; 'Linuted) + par Ipm 93,000 20 Australian 15,000 1 Ron Accord Cop Una all 4 1 , 10,000 5 brazil. Llt M. Co. i Lius all' 11 2 — 16.000 10 Cape Copper Limited 6 4 rpm 61 I 25,000 2 CapulsBUverkUrnlted ) 15a. 1 dis par 12.100 40 Cobra Copper 10.000 20 Copiapo ,Latited 100.000 I Don Pedro , N. Del Ite) 1 1 Ipm ad 75.000 1 Du. MountCop.llha. all. 25.000 3 Lot Del Rey (Limited ) lie I i dip fA,OOO 2 Fortuna ;Limited).— all • 3 41 20,000 20 General all 21 21 6F,000 11 KaPtosta ,liiviird) • • I I pm ISM)) 3 Unares all • 1 10.000 5 LOSILIDI4II ,LhalteC 103,115 1 Mariquita. 100,000 2 M A ureoa BragG. M. L all 24 21 00.0 , Ar 1 N RidneC.olB.Aus. L 4 di. 10.000' 9D PuntglhaudAilverload all a 7 ad 100,000 5 Port Phillip 1 11 11 1 4aataltarb.Goldll..L a 1 das par a a 120,000. I Scottish AuatraL Um.) f a di. pa 11,000 9:0 01 John del Rey Um.: 16 53 55 ad ad 43,174 30 rotted Mexican ‘ Lim. 201 . 6 61 40,000 1 VallaniaacaGoldi Lim: . a• 1 Ipm 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal , LIIIW 6 . par I pm 60,00 a 1 Worthing Limbed) 65,000 3 Yudanainutana (Um all . 20 n — ORDINARY MARTS AND STOMA. Bh. 1 Pd. I RAILWArd. I Ci 7 .. 1 24:" I sti l ;tr. 14 ail Mem., ti °LB Maar Vaa l 88. 100 Myths:l4l'2as 10 all Boatou,Slealrd,&Md.C , 86 • 106 Bristol and liseter 1 SIS 16 St. 100 Caledonian , 1111 124 60 all Cork sod Banda — 10 • all Cornwall 10 all Do. A A soar. until 6 10 all Do. B tp. e. 'spied to B. 60 all Dublin and BeMstJ unc 37 39 25 all Dunibee.Pertia&AbeLln 164 17 SC 100 !Aloha/Thaw, Glasgow 97 99 St. 190 Glasgow and 8. Western 107 109 Bt. 100 Great SAN 4111 Ord. St. 60 11 80. 109 Do. A Stock 47 49 St. 100 Do. E. Ang. Stk., No 2 74 81 St. 100 Great Norther:Scotland' St. 'IOJ Great Northern 1274 124 8/. 100 Do.• (Area wine. UP- , 133 ISt St MO t10.84t86p.c. is paid II Is 4 136 M. 100 Oa South & West. jlro.i 9' 99 54. 100 Great Western 664 07 ilt. 100 Do. Stour VaLGoa.lltk St. 100 Do. South Wales 67 IP St. 100 Do. W. Mld.—Ozfood 41 42 St. 100 Do. Do. Neort 36 37 Bt. 100 Do. Do. Bwidord 102 106 St. 100 Lancashire & Yorkshire 1114 1121 St. 100 London and Madman 71 74 St. 100 1.4)11 .Brighto,k S.Coast 108 110 St. 180 London,ChatMn.A Dor. 44 44 84. 100 LoutioadvNorth Wolin., 1064 1081 Bt. 100 LoadondtsouthWesteru 1016 1044 St. 100 Lincolask, 61 61 60 all Ilarniort sad CaAYY , 124 all Do. Do. 6 Shims; St. 100 Metropolitan , 1114 1121 10 8 D id o New I i 1 9 01 St. 100 Mland 614 s all Do. New M. 100 Do. arm. A Derby 90 101 60 all Mid. Gt. W.. (Ire). —ls , all Do. I Shares .. 1 26 all Mid Kent 10 all Mid 80-tit (they Llsa; PA. 100 North British ; 1136 14 St. 100 Do Idla..PirthAlusd , M 26 4 M. 100 N. Eaders—Bersrlak I 1110 191 ML 16 161 Do. G. N. L. Pura — 100 Do. Leeds 6O 00 St. 100 Do. York I 91 el Bt. 100 De. Cartials — 46 all Do. itiock&Darllisi ll9 SS 17 Do. do. 15116411 1 84 10 me' 25 8 Do. do. 1811941 1 74 8 pm. Sa 100 North London 10 5 De. New St. 100 North Statfordalthe n4 794 10 all N. S. Western Jose lt 116 St. 100 ..Icottlsh Central 1122 19a Bt. 100 Scottish N.C. *noir. 80 — St. 109 Scottish Midland lB 100 10 all ,Shiewsbury A Wekbpl — St. 100 ,thropshire Calm SS 14 fit. 100 South Deroll St 100 South Eastern St. MO A. Varkah. A Blest Duo MI 100 20 all Stalstea.WthiteMoNWa 10 10 1 St. 100 Tat Vale 10 8 Do. B . a 4 pm 10 3 Do. C . 3 1 st• 60 all Ulster — 26 20 Do. 126 4 Do. • 109 Vale of Beath I lei 911 St. 100 Vicboris Sth. A Pimlico 170 176 St 100 Waterford it Cllkessy. St. 100 West Cornwall St. 100 W.RartlpL limb. & Al i FOREIGN RAILWAY& Bh. I Pd I RAILWAYS. ine MI elet I 112/, 73 lON i ltrti - 9W 146 4 96 3 e BITTISH POOMBIONS. 811. IPd.. ittitWa,2l. I me "an Atlsaticdid.MMTresoel St. 100 bain.flar.ll C.ln.g.Sp.e. 10 11 Do. New I* 71 Do. = Shares 1 20{ alt Buffalo d Lake liana; 10 , all Do. Pretereooe 110 100 Bull., Brant,* Godelict Op. C. Sale. Aug. 1, 11721 100 100 Do. do. July 1. 1078 1 110 100 Do. do. Jaw 1, lee Bt. 100 (el. d &Neaten' sp.c.g.' St ,100 (ape T. t Dockap. c. C. 100 , all , Dewaerara,7 p.c. per.peel 14.. 1100 , Eau. Bengal gu. sdo St. 100 ,Lant ladled go. sdo 20 15 i Do. 11 Faleealoo 1 _2O _l5 _ Do._ll do Si. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 100 l W Do. la pref. Bondi 100 an Do. do. deferred 100 ' all Do. 2nd pref. Bonds 100 'an Do. do. deferred 100 an Do. ltd pref. 64ock 100 all Do. no. deferred 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock I 100 ,an Do. do. deferred, et 100 Great 6.lndian PCIIILIAIia' 10 Id Do. 6 20 12 Do. Janu percent ary. 142 •• ! Bt. 100 'Gt. 9. of India 6.6 p. et. Bt. Do 100 Do 42 per cent. Bt. 2 We an '6ft. Weetern of Canada' 901 la Do. New 100 all Do. Op c.flds. pay. 1873 100 all D 0.64 do. do. 10774 10 2 Indian Branch. 1.1414 ed _1 Do. New St 100 Marini guar. sp. cad. di. 100 Do. do. 4f do St. 100 Do. do. 41 60.- 20 2 Do. Mtn Fatennoo St 100 Melt.. Corp. 6 per c. bd 60 all Melt.. and Hobson's bay 20 all N. bruo.t Can ela A It St. 100 N./LotEnta6p.e.latp.D.,l St. 100 Mode. gas 3 per cent St. 100 Do. Delhi do 20 2 Do. do. do Ft. 100 Do. PuoJou)) ... St. 100 Do. hulas SI.FIoL do. 103 i 10u Mang 740...C.1. IM iii za 1 Ipsi to Ipm za Si 2 101 104 Ka' lul lu.s I 106 101 rul I 206 011 sub 74 76 60 62 60 70 63 66 60 62 40 42 27 SO 23 26 106 107 ma 1 1 Ira za 1031 114 11 ; ma, 101 Ma l 92 96 96 as 106 Ii 1011 so ipni sir 1041 in' 102 Kul los los =I DUCKS. Nsw• Gs ►N►DL Dtrmcms. Messrs. BariOiliroii:r;1111;d Co. hn;;;seeived by tbis mail, on aoconot of New Granada Dividends, from the Castan-bouse of Santa Marta. MI. 70. 7d. ; ditto Carts gam, MU. ; ditto Sabanilla, 3054 9s. ; total, 1,603/. 16s. 7d. lizzicur D. MINIM &rims Brotit;;;;od iio7bave roceived by this mail, on sooonat of Mexican dividends, 138,133.26 dole. Dzr. Moan. Baring Brothers sod Co.'s meets is Vesesuela advise that they have received for 53 per mut. of the impost duties for about two weeks, from Custom-house of La Goayra, 42.087.75 dole. ; ditto Puerto Cabello, 16,471.86 dole. ; total, 58,559.61 dole. Loudon, Deseralww 31. The sum of 55,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. Of the 660,5001. by the Shannon, from the West Indies, 418,5001. is silver and 242,0001. gold. The English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank will receive tenders up to 1 o'clock on Friday, the 15th Jan., for 18,500/. Tasmanian bonds, ranging from 1866 to 1884, and 14,0001. Canter bury, N. Z., bonds, terminable in 1913, all bearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum, payable in London. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 5,1341. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 2,5221. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an in crease of 5,607/. ; and the Midland au increase of 4,900/. _ - . Mr. Spiro Mavrojani, of the firm of Ralli and Mavrojani, and Mr. E. Reslocanachi, of the firm of Rodocauachi ' hone, and Co., have joined the board of the Batik of II industau. The capital of this bank is about to be increased by an issue of 10,000 new shares at 21. prem. The Oriental Commercial Company (Limited) are inviting applications until the 15th Jan. for an issue of 2,000 reserved shares of 101. each, which are offered at 31. per share premium. Ibis under taking—the operations of which are of a purely mercantile character. comprising the receiving of consignments, the shipment of merchandise, and the negotiation of exchanges, kc., all upon com mission—commenced business at ie close of Sep tember, 1862, awl at the 30th June last the direc tors were enabled to recommend, as the resulted nine mouths' working, the payment of a dividend of 15 per cent. It is mentioned that the company's business has since largely increased, and that the operations of the first six months of the current financial year will afford a clear i.rofit at the rate of 26 per cent. per annum. The directors state that the money to be derived from the new issue can be very profit ably employed. The third ordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Alliance Bank of London and Liver pool is to take place at the London Tavern on the 22nd of January, and in addition to the declaration of a dividend and other matters it is intended to take power to change its name to that of " The Alliance Bank (Limited)." _ The report of the directors of the London and Brazilian Bank has been issued, in anticipation of the meeting convened for the 11th of January. The net profit on the operations of the bank from the commencement of business to the 30th of June, exclusive of the RUM realised on the issue of the new shares, is 13,5561., out of which a dividend is recommended of 17s. 6d. per bhare, or at the rate of 6 per (sent. per annum, free of income tax ; 8101. is to be added to the reserve fund, raising it to 20,0001. ; and the balance-1,3711.--ii to be carried forward to the next account. 19,1891. of the reserve fund has been obtained by the issue cd 3,000 new shares, nearly all to the shareholders in the Anglo-Portuguese Bank, which was amalga mated with this undertaking. The pre.ent divi dend is payable, therefore, on 13,000 /hares. It is 4 . a *very satisfactory feature that all the preliminary expenses (6,548'.) have been cleared oft' out of the profits. It is understood that the capital of tie Mauri tius Land Mortgage and Agency Company (the list fur which closed to-day at 12 o'Llock) has already been applied for two or three times ~ver. The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 11th January to appoint au ofacial liquidator of the Roodee Iron Ship-building Company (Limited). The traffic receipts of the Copiapo Extension Railway for October, 1863, were 8,168.40 dole., and working expenses, 4,676.27 dole. ; showing a surplus of 3,492.13 dole. This is an increase over the preceding mouth of 768.38 dole., and over the corresponding period of 1862 of 1,881.46 dole. As regards the Copiapo Gas Company, the profit for the mouth of October was 1,803.97 dole., and the operations were being prosecuted with satisfactory results. Amongst the notices of modifications of partner ship at the commencement of the year we have re ceired the following circular from Mr. “eorge E. Seymour, the stockozoker of Throgmorton-street : Sir.—l beg to inform yoa thee I bare today takm ioto partnenhip my brother, Mr. Henry Wilson Seymour and Mr. Ranier William Elwyn, who bare for many years as mimed io the managers:eat of my bosioem. It will b-ncrforth be conducted antler the style of Seymour And Conmany.— I am. ke., G. E. :..4.lwous. 33, Toromwortoe-street, Jaa. L The annexed notification is from Messrt Layton and Co. (late Layton, Hulbert, and Co.) of Minc ing-lane : Sir, —We bog to inform you that Mr. C.. 1. Hulbert ones to be • partaer in our boom from tbi• day. The blames will be conducted in future by Mr. Jam., Laytoo, Mr. It. B. Grithtba, *ad Mr. J. Norman Laytoo, Yoder the firm of Layton mud Co.—We remain, &e. , 17, Mmaag-lane, Jun. 1. LAYTON and Co. We are requested to mention that Mr. George Walter Constable, late of the firm of Henderson and Constable, and Mr. Joseph Wykes have this day commenced bn-iness at 21, Mincing-lane, as colonial produce brokers, under the style of Con stable and Wykes. It is notified that the half-yearly div!desil on Alabama Five per Cent. Sterling Bonds, due in London in January, with Messrs. Reid, Irving, and Co., will be paid by the Union Batik of London. The return of the Dank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Dec. 30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active ... Public deposits 10,841,991 Increase 575.445 Other deposit. Government securities is I;:ijaa74l,p.rum;ot 10,957,330 Increase 196,000 Othersecuritan in banking depurtinent Coin and bullion in both — elepartinenta — 14,362.606 Inercase 146,538 seen day and other bills 560.506 Decree's 56,476 The Rent Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes coin in booking department). 8,286,575 Decrease =3,677 This return shows that the commercial demand for accommodation (as denoted by the inerr.vie in the private securities) has been sufficiently heavy to absorb the whole of the additional government and private deposits lodged during the week, and has, beeales, caused the reserve in the banking depart ment to be trenched upon to the extent of 323,6771. There is a further increase of 145,5381. in the coin and bullion—a sum which accords pretty nearly with the amount of imported gold known to bare been sent into the Bank during the period under notice. MAN[ OF ZNOLAND.—As AC slid lab Wk.. C. 14 for the week NS& Ifinl nn Koko Issued L25,3,42,240 meant pursuant te the AA TS 1 ending ea Wc.lueeday, D.c. SO, OJeTru - Lent debt.. C 11.01.5410 Other aecurstleir 404400 126.332.210 SAAILIDO LI hopeteton' Capital £14..314000 ■alo 4131.016 Public Deposits (Is eluding Nacho'. Bev. bulks, Cour of National Ilor Bilver tA‘Mt!,'-'4O Lead Weight An nuit) Other Securities !iota, Aorta` Other Deposita— 13,0'.1.214 levee day eadether 1100,608 ad Ml. Ctila ise,s3 C44=-1.739 1A14217,73 Dee. 31. 1561. M. MAJISEALL. Chief Casimir. THURSDAY Evriona. Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 to ex div. fur January 7, were first marked to-day gq, and closed at 911 to 4. For money the last price was 91i to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, g, I, • ditto, f.r account, 914, lj ; Three per Cents. Itsdu ' oed, 914, 91, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 91k, 4, 91, 1, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 144 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 20 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 2334, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 4, a ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 99 ; ditto Bonds, par ; Four per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 95. For the 3rd February the last quotation of Con sols was 91 9-16 to b ex dir. The India Five per Cent. Stock was fain. Ex chequer Bills remain at 9s. to 44. dia. In the foreign stock market heaviness has pre vailed as regards wale of the speculative descrip tions. Batik shares continue to advance. An improve ment of ss. to 10s. per share has taken place to-day in many descriptions. City Bank rose about 6/. • Agra 3/. to 41.; and Alliance. 305.; Anglo Austrian Bank shares have declined top to * prem.; Joint Stock Diacount, British Indian Tea, Crystal Palace, English and Australian Copper,aud Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares, were all in demand. Royal Mail Steam rose 21.; Natal Land were flat. The shares of the financial companies remain firm. International closed at 41 to 5 prowl. ; General Credit, at 2 13-16 to 2i prem. ; London Financial, at 81 to prem. ; and Mercantile Credit, at 45 to 5 I rem. Hudson's Bay were last quoted 170 to cx die., being better ; and Egyptian Trading, lj to 2 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day 145 tols prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 54 to 5"; prem. ; Universal Marine, * to 4 prem. ; Commercial Union Assurance, 35 to 4 prem. ; North British awl Mercantile Insurance, 18 to 5. English and Swedish Bank shares were last quoted 12 to 21 prem. ; Laud Mortgage Bank of India, 2jto 2i prem. ; We.t India and Pacific Steen', 1 to 2 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 31 to 1 prem. ; erchant Bank, 31 to 41 prem. ; Discount Corpo ration, 31 to 41 prem. • Littlehampton Steam, 5 to iretu 5 p. ; Cousolida;ed Disoount, re to 1 pm. ; Gouce.tershire Smelting, 11 to 21 prem. ; and Mauritius Land Credit. 1 to 1 prem. There were inure inti . tiries for Victoria Covern went Debentures. JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. soh. 1 Betas. IPd I CL prices. I Halm 20,5u0 lou Agra and I% Ser. Hank . 60 120 121 3 90,000 1 0 C AllianceLonzt Liverpool 25 20 21 pm i 7 10,000 190 Do. New lO 20 21 pm 311 1 100,002 50 Anglo Austrian 25.500 40 Australasia all 77 78 771 7.500 40 U.. New AI 26 Hsi pm 47 1 10.000 9.1 Bank of Egypt • all 20 27 6,000 100 Hank of London 6O 152 154 134 1.1,600 20 Bank of Otago .11mited, 2 par Ipm 10.000 100 Bank of Queensland L 15 I.lls par 20,000 50 Bank tdVictoria,Auiaria 25 40 42 • 5,000 100 Hank of Wake 'Um.; 60,000 1 4 Bank of New Zealand . 6 04 71pm 50.000 20 lirazilistint Portia:sew I. 5 24 Sipn. 15,01.0 5 U 45 American Eit.,L 15 41 111psu 20.000 50 British N. America . all 48 50 -- 12,500 70 Char. Ilk. Brit. Columbia 10 1 12pm 32.200 20 C. Ilk. Indla,Aus , China all 36 Sir 38172 20.000 25 Chrtrd. 11. of India, Ac. all 57 59 . s.OOO 100 City 20,000 100 Coltaial 40,0a0 201 Com. Bk. of Canada all 200,000 10 Consolidated Bank 4 81 7 pea 101 6,000 100 Continental L;.. 12,500 50 Bast Lando. 10,000 100 Englishand Irish ;Lira • 10 ti Oidw 2.6.00 u 3 F.g.:4o.o.*AustChart* all tS 23) 00 50 Knalisb and Swetl.sh IL 3 11 71prn 60,100 50 European Bank Limited 6 11 Opits 10,000 100 Ilindusii.Chisualap ‘ 1 25 8 Si pm 331 22 10,000 100 Imperial Rank. limited 20 3 4pm 13.5,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 72 0 /P O 2 100,00 29 Land Nlort. Mk. lochs IL 2 10.009 1 00 0 London Bank of 1c .1. L 3 Bils p.r— -10,000 100 London and Brazilian . 33 194 201 pm SS 1 4 5,000 100 Len.ki Ayres4R. Plate L 40 ti Il pm 7500 100 Lon., Bar ,A S. Stan. •• L., 17 3 2 tlis 50,000 20 Lou. Ch. Bank of AustrL all 27 271 10000 100 London and Colonial ,L 10 3 2 dis 20,000 50 London and County 5,000 100 Lon. Hamlet Con.kls. par fpm 60,000 50 London Joint Stock lO 38 39 10,000 100 Lon. and Middlesex ,L lO 10,090 100 Lou. and Northern L l6 phi +pew 20,000 Landon& South African all 014 274 27 1 fox* 20 Do. Do. New all 251 20: 10,000 100 LondonkS.American L. 7 Idis • pm • 71 6,900 1.0 Lon.* B. Western Lim. 16 11 01,11 s WO% 10 • fns.. R Westminztes :0,00 100 Merchant !Sank Um.' 23 4 ... 44pm, MOO 50 Mercantile & Lachau L 10 34 pas. 740 Pm Metro. & Prey. Bank L2O 1 g m p, 3.000100 Do. Ileaerved. 5) 1 pm 0.000 100 Midland Rank I.lm. . 10 1 dls 10.000 100 N l diorosi of Liverpool 'L. 10 A Iplr 10.000 100 N. Pro. 01 Emden& . 42 2t,000 a) Do. New 30.000 20 Do. do 6 25,000 20 New Sonth Wale 4 all 52 64 6.000101 New Ze4laoll .Liiiiited 6 2 1 dli ihiental Bank Cortarn all 66 68 , 21 20,000 100 Prrvine.of Ireland_ 22..002 20 SeMile, Puoj Dena (L. 6 12,600 1.10. Nret tiPal 16,000 t 5 South Austroha all 40 41 ' 10000 100 Stand. of B. a. Africa &OS° 100 Do. do. 40,000 25 Coln. of Matralla . all 7,4 67 ' 64 , 1 14000 100 Union of Ireland ;Li m.` al 54 11dia COAX . 50 1 .0 moo of London No. (Sh. I CoMPAIII6. Pd. CI. prices. I Salem 10,000 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint all 176 16{ 50.000 10 Atlantic RLliao St. ,f all 20,000 25 Australian Agricul lO 47,000' 10 lierllnWaterworks 3 ' all 10.000 6 Romney Gas (Usoltal• 4 6.000 60 .Ifritiah Ainrirican land 40 534.70/. At. B. & 1. Msg. Tel. (L, 12.500 20 British Imllau Tea L 2 00,000 10 British frau 40,000' 21 Canada Apiary As. , L sa. 334 Canada Land ) all 25,000 PO Ceyosu Couipemy ' 7 40,000 10 Com. of African Mer. (L ' 2 12,006 25 Cop M. Pup .Pref. 76 p.c all 1000161 St Crystal Palace 100,034. 54. Do. Preference 177,00501. St. Do. 6p. et. Peep. Deb lOO 10.000 100 DiecourriCorporation I 24 50.000 20 K. India fern,. et Canal 6 YO loptlanConi.A f rd. tL 2 670.074/. St. Electric Telegraph 'lOO 70.040 5 Eng. and An.. Copper all ' 115,000 93 cieditst Plant Lon.L 4 60,050 15 Gen. Steam Navigation 14 220,000 1 • Groat Ship L.; 1714.c.16 •al 100,000 20 Hudson's Bay l5 150.04, 20 Internat.l inan. Sue. J ; 5 40.000' 20 Italian frrig. Can. Cay ' 10000001 100 Do. pc. Kls. r all 40,000 15 Joint Stock Discount(L , , 6 40.000 26 Do. New : 5 20,000 56 . land. African Trailing 6 12.000 4 Loud. District Tele*. all 10,000 50 Loud. Fitain. Atso. 1 l5 175.000' 4 Lmid. G. Omnibus C. ' all 60,000 20 Madras Irriaa. k Canal 1 12.0 t 10 Medit. Brien. Tel. (L; all 111 000 50 Merson.ermlitAmo. L•: 3 ! 21,500 10 Natal land&CoL C. 1.;• 6 50,000. Nat,onal tds. Coin. /L, 6,000 20 Nerbudda Cosi & 1 6,000 20 ' Do. New 10.0001 15 N. Zealand T.& Lean , L 2 158.1570 , 1 N. British Australa. (L. t all 10,000 10 Oriental commercial ,L' 7 10 0000 1 Oriental Gas(Limited;, all 60,000 1 Do. New 40,000 10 -Orient Inland Steam L ' Mt 10,000 5 Ottoman Gas i LlMlteci 1300.001 SA Peelltv.laadit 10 9 20,000 60 Peninsular & G. Sloan all 10,000. 50 Iht. New OO 17,000 10 Quebrada L R., & (I 3l' 10,000 50 Ithymney Iron 10,0011' 15 . Do. New 4,250 25 'Rio J. City Improv. OE,. all 3/.760 . 15 Ditto ditto ! 4 16.000.100 Royal Maillltcwat 6O 200.0001. ~00ttIsh Aura. Inv. ,L)100 10.000 60 R. African M. & In. 'L' 6 lAA* 25 South A uitrallan Land all 160,000/ St. Auhavarine Telegraph 100 ! 1 Du. scrip al 14,f50.. 10 Trot & agencyelAua L 1 50,006; 20 L T. AI. Cu. of I'. Canada 6 11,001 ' 5 United K. Teleg Co. (I.) 3 10,00 s 20 Van Dienien's Land 24, 19 21 bf 91 De P 135 - TI 2d 68 61 11 %pre 3 6 b 14 1 21 31pra 101 Par IPm Sri sir 112 115 zit 11! 115 au zn I; ro 105 M. p I ion 2 ti 2; 2I 3pm 6i 21 , - 3 214iscd I. ISd 4 4 Slism 83 4.4 111 R3 V in 2 np. 7 12 2 pm 6) fiso 2474 I !km i ll 7 2 so --4hs 4 4 6 7 pm. • = 'tom - - 1_ 3 boPm. 12 11 14 ra I 3.1 414 4pn 47 4V 77 79 17 l9pm 20 80 . 8 i 26 4 8 7 4 10 —Bla I 77 79 73 143 148' 7 19 m 12 84 40 60 I II I 4 I f p m die 104 114 PREFERRNCZ AIL Soma Fasters, 4' per oust., 162. DEBKNTUZE STOCK& No. In. I STOCK]. 4103,05 St.' It. Estn. p.c. Mar. ksrp. IW 101,63 . 11 s St. .).Nthn.,4p e Jan.3:Jul) 100 610,000 St. stn.— W.M p et . Jan. k July.... ISO 418.000 St. !sow tblrsi..e..laskily 630.000 St. Lnit,lirigh.4 p.c.JuistJly lOC 103:223 St. 'Lk N. W.4p.e.lan.kinly 100 smithi Sc. Is% p. e.Jan.tJuly 100 253,760 St Lk S. W.,4p e.Jan.teJuiploo .... St. Slisilan. l ,4 e.Jan./tJnly 100 .... St. N British. KP. k 1). 8., •a p. at., Feb. et A5c....100 5t,431 St , p c.JszutJuly 100 Seot.N.E.,4p.e.Ap.tOet. 100 I I'd IC. prices. p !aka. 1 , 3 97 91 x 0 90 101 x 1 - wi 9.1 3vl - 97 9 1 =.1 - I ii ! 87 s4l : P 7 9914 97 99 100 11l I IK. SIT [dl IPdI 0. prim. I lides. 100 143 14. 'l4O I 70 72 ;NO 00 71 100 100 90 142 sd Ed No. S MIN I& I N. 10. lee; I Wee. 75.000 2 Cambrian Can. Gold. 1. 1 I I 4116 -. A. Chivertott ' 2 94 10 ' 90 000 13 . . Clifford Atnal 1 34 as ! 3 10 4 1.024 .. Dev. 0. Con. tTavlatli ) 1 609 570 11d00 .. Drakewalls 613 . Fast Basset ;Mogul- ' 30 • 60 61 i 60,000 1 East elegem Gold (13•)' Is. I die gar 6.144 .. East I.lrados 6.000 .. East Cant Brea 71 . 7 4,000 .. LW. Russell TavMtk ) ILl3*. I 486 .. Grambler k Mtt. Aubyn foi 1 8 16 . dark .. 'Great Bontli Tolgus • 17a 4 44 I 3908 .. G. W. Vor Lieleton; 6.000 .. Grenville 1.024 .. Ilerati's Foot 6,000 .. Kingston Down 4116904 8 33 ; 6,000 .. Lady Bertha lll6 I 4 . 354 .. Margaret 'tiny Want, 94 j 14 16 9.000 .. Maybe Valley 40,000. 4 Witryndy Iron Ore 400 .. Now Seton 6,000 .. North Downs 700 .. North Kooken/ 6,004 .. N. Wb. newt (Mogan' 3.6.0 74 3 6,640 .. North Wheal Crotty 1, IN. .. Providence (I'. Want' 10.6.7 42 44 700 .. Koakear Noweth.. 512 ti. Caralon iit. Cleo.) 496 .. 6W. Frances ) Magus; 1118.9 00 65 9do .. Stray Park 30.17.6 KJ 90 9,600 5 Tamil'. SlL&Lead Ila.C 44 4 4 6,000 .. Tin Croft - 6,000 .. West Basset :Mogan) , 14 1 I.(r.ta .. W. Carmine 'Llskeard; 6 94 g 3.000 .. West Chlvertoa 'le 63 65 an 400 .. West lietos • 470 ' 136 195 517 .. Wti. Wired (Mogul- 64 lit 90 25a .. wit. Buller ,liedruthi ~ 8 1 10 15 4,600 .. Wheal Ludcott 1.924 . W. Ilary Ann (Ifenben ; 8 12 111 396 .. Wheal %atm da2 . -ad 1,000 .. WI. Trelawney (Ligit ) 7 21 22 ' 0,090 .. Wheal Cason —xd FOREIGN MINIII. Mrxce. I Pd I Se. I CI. prim. I Salas. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 1.16134,001„ 113 f. 31 —Sake to-day • Great Week6n, Loudon and North M, item, 1060 I—Manchester, 13/1 and L.ncohishire, :',13 ISt—South Lantern, 9111— London and North Western. Merthyr Tredegar. and 1 , 12. — Greek. 24",, -Mexican Three per Cent., ell 3 7—Spanish rushes. 341 5-11rIthh and Amerhan Exchange Bankiug Company limited , 5 4 3-16 p.—Consotidated Bank limited', 6 1 p. Vereanttle and Exchange Bank .11.1mited4 1 xn p.—North sad Routh Wars, 254—Allies Marine tUrailedi, 1 1.1113 3-16 4 p.— Itritlxh and Forelma Marine ;limited!, 33 7-16'c. 3 p.—= Marine Limited!. Y 1.16 e 3.16 i S-16 3 p —London and Lao Insuraace. I 6.-14nel...satire klanne, 1116 f 11-16 1344 la — Queen Insurance, 1 5-16 p.—lhamea and Mersey 31 mine 61 p —Union Marine Limited , . S 5-16 3 p.—Liverpool Mx change, Steam SavinaLlon Company, 13 346 316 5.1 f 4 7 , 6 4 7•11 Ll 6 p.—pacific Steam. 78. 111116136 HAM. Dee. 31 —closing quotations were : e.tr,nr Valley 11111 way. 6 to fit—London and North Western, 105 to 1663- Bris tol and Ifirfulogham 6 per ieul sto k, 136 to 140—nhrew.hery and Hereford. HMI to 137.—South Stallordthire, 11 10 Birmingham Canal. 1463 3—Birmingham frank. to - N Imperi v....taffetas, Gan, Po ; 1 0—end M umiak Metal, !, di.. BS dia. 31nriirt quiet and tem. I 1 ,w