The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ord(nary.) MUIR e. gummy AIpOTHIZa,_ _...._ pr. Spinks ; Mr. O'Malley, " and Dr. Tristram for Ow sedants. Th u was a suit to determine the validity of a will e s&uted on the 13th :3 u f rt ik ie Tust, 1861, by Mr. John Fuller, „b, WAS formerly a machinist at No. 239, Whits • wl•rood, and who on the Bth of March, 1863. Ice lostriunent was propounded by the defendants, the irelAurer sod managers of the Hospital for Ociimidaptios, wtoria-park, and it was opposed by the only son o the on the ground that it was not the will of the de. that it bad not been duly executed ; and that the reethod was not of testamentary capacity. (The cams had not made much program what we went to roc] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bator, Mr. Commissioner Fon.) I 1( SE BROADROBEIT This wu an old bankruptcy, dating fr . = 1857. Mr. R. Griflitha now applied, under the 163rd leo, of the old act, for the sanction of the court to the saigness com mencing a suit in equity against the Chsaing.croes Railway c„, •I • D 7, who had taken peened= of • bootee end land to 1 ..." 0 „..ti0et, Lambeth, in which the bankrupt had an Mieresi. Leave was given on the sesignes usdeetaking to indica. tify the official lasiguee. IN RE COMM& The bankrupt was described se a farmer's , of m eo phsm, near Gravesend. This was the ditto, or fur and discharge. Debts, 1,575 f. ; ne easels. Mr. C. E. Lewis opposed ; Mr. Bagley supported. The bankrupt in a provicor emaistion had dated that be had sold his interest an a farm to his mint for 1,0001., in lvi2, but could give so remount of what he did with the money beyond that he had carried it about with him till he spent it. Adjourned for a =eh mount. (Before Mr. Macmillan'', Goulburn.) IN B! STRONABEIGI.-APPLICATION FOR RELZABI. . . TbesoPlieant in this cue wee the notorious Ferdinand Philip Fischer Stronaberg, whose name has recently been brought No prominently before the public in the police reports. It wee stated that on his last pom ace., before the magistrate he nu arrested on leering the court. He had since nominal in custody. and had now given notice to apply for his release under the 112th section of the Cormolidatiou Act. He had not be adjudicated bankrupt, but had executed a deed of assignment under the 192nd section of the set of 1861. In this deed he describes himself se gentleman, of Faa Farm, Ocklev, near Dorking, and gives s list of debts amounting to 12,7977. The oriental creditors are Mews. Edwards, solicitors, of Southampton-buildings, to whom be owes 2,3644 ; Mr. Masoe, of the White Beer Piccadilly, 1,4831. ; the Mitre Insurance Company (of which &rowdier, was a di rec t o r), 1,0901. ; and the Metropolitan Colleting and General Life Assurance Society (now amalgamated with the Western Life Assurance Society), .9091. He had been arrested under a judgment obtained against him by the lasinamed society. and several detainers had been lodged. Mr. Loom, Mr. F.. Reed, Mr. Wehland, sod other gentle men appeared to oppose. Willa the case was called on, Mr. Bagley rose and stated that the papers connected with the cage were not reedy, sod therefore the appliostioa would sued over. Mr. Lame said that his clients and • number of other crediton had been brought here, by notice given to them, tt considerable expeon. They therefore asked for costs. Hit Moony asked how the case came berme him. Mr. Lucas said the applicant had been taken into custody under a judgment, and had azecuted • deed under the 192 ad section. The tered ? -Is the deed duly signed and nee. Mr. Loma presumed so. It would be for the applicant to bow that luster this deed he claimed to be dealt with u • bankrupt. His Honour said he should require as ►davit to be made of the service of the notices, and would afterwards consider the question of costa. Mr. Reed said it was desirable that the court should know something of the (sumo! the cum Ur. Begley objected. The ease wee not at all before the court. Reed said that the ereditors had been invited hers, and had come prepared to expose • most deliberate fraud. His Honour mid he should certainly not go into the merits or demerits of the ease babied a man's back. The ereditoes might take • rule, calling on him to show came why he should not pay the costa. Mr. Reed contended that he was perfectly regular is going ..cto them.. The Commosioner—lto all events most tsarina]. Let the matter stand over. _ Mr. Reed —Then is the applinatioe &aniseed, or what! The Oamtnissioner—The applicant rot appearing it will be struck onto( the pew. Mr. Reed—l undenrtand the application is dismissed The Caentaissiocier—Of mum it comes to nothing. The memoraadurn will state that the pecan sot being reedy, the application is dismimed, er retailed. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLER HEN WELL. VIOLENT ASSAULTS ON CONSTABLES. 77koineu Paz, labourer of 12, Tottenham - place, St. Poems, wee charged with being drunk and assaulting Francis Lineman, and polies-coestabile 418 8, in the axe moo of his ditty, at the St. Paneres-read. The primmer is knowo as the terror of Kiarte.eress, and his been several times in custody for mmulte and distur bances. Yesterday afternoon the primmer Ina in the front of the Great Northern Railway &espying the painsegers. He was asked to go away by Livermore, but he refused and made ase of very bed /savage. When Livermore turned his back, the prisoner struck him a violent blow on the head, following this up by kicking him, and threw him heavily oa the pavement. Whilst they were both on the ground the prisoner held Livermore rued endeavoured to gouge out one of his ryes. Pedirareon viable 418 3, west to Livermore's asidenee, sad thee the prisoner kicked end struck him. So violent was the primmer, that it was rendered neosenery to bawd catf him. Whoa at the police-station the prisoner again murk and bit Livermore, and maid that if he wan sent to prison, when he mane out be would murder him. This morning be repeated his threats, and as he was • desperate malicious fellow, Livermore mid that be was afraid the prisoner would carry his threats into execution. The rimer was the wane for driak. The prisoner said that be was peaked about by the eon. stables, and what be did be did in self-defeuee. The police would never allow him to stand still. Mr. Barker sentenced the primmer to three months' heed labour, and at the expiration of that period ordered him to tied two sureties to keep the peace towards Livermore, or, is default, to be imprisoned in the House of Detention. MA RYLEBONE. 1121:8 A good•looking femaI DILOTRZL e named lo 8. Ddony, aged 17, prostitute, was charged with sobbing ender th• following cefulastaeou : Rom Foster, another ►one` unfortunate, rtyllahlydremed, lad roddiag at No. 12, Ililtoo-etreet, Doreet-eqoare, mid the prisoner lived io the ammo home. The primer had two rooms on the emceed floor, sod oomplaineat occupied the parlous. Yeeterday aftereoce she returned home aad mated a silk dress, • black silk jacket, a fame► embroidered chemise, sad a watch and chain. She informed the polies of her low. Prisoner rid she pleaded guilty to everything but the chemise. Henry Addison, 336 D, Mated that from information be received he went to the Argyll Rooms, in Wisilmill-street, Haymarket, where be saw the prisoner sod told her the charge. She begged to be allowed to go. The stoles artsclee were produced. Mr. Yerdley—Where did you get the property from? Addison—The prisoner had them on her when I took bar. Inspector Burrows, D division, naked for a roomed, as a silver meg had been found at bar lodgings. Prisoner—l bad that given to me is the Temple by a gentletnao. A man here stepped fmm the body of the court, and said his name was Thomas Fox, and he could explain about the mug. Mr. Yardley—Who are you—what are you Fox—l sae landlord of the house in which they live. Mr. Yardley—What do you do fora living lox—l am a groesr. Mr. Yardley—Do you mean that? Fox—Well, I am an assistant to a grocer and provision dealer. Mr. Yardley—How many lodgers have yea? For—Throe. rreaser—Yoa have fire. - - Mr. Yardley—All women of the torn Fox—There ace two that pursue that calling. He added that a gentleman in the lever Temple gave her (poisoner) the silver oeam•jog in lien of se. Mr. Yardley—l shall remand the poisoner for a week, awl I must request you, Mr. Burrows, to all the atten tion of the parochial authorities to this ma's hoses, sod I hope they will indict him. Inspector Burrows rid be would do so. The man Fox thou left No nowt with a wanes having a wait amount of draw sod away about her, sod who was stated to be his wife. Viez-Camicatos Kexnness><4 Coos:. --(T1118 bAT.)—Ia consequence of the death at lady Kinder.ley. which wimp l e to may took plat:4,lmA afght. him \swear did mot et to-day, sad a 'olio* wma Foetid ea the door el the mart 'stain that him tumour will 004 sit again this term. The trial of Meagre. Jones and Wilding, at Liver pool, for breach of the Yore* Enlistrsest Act, hes bees l'oueoeed till to-day. CRYSTAL PALACE,. OWL SHILLING DAT. T7I9D AT , JAL ZS. Admierdose a■ /470811 t, 922 ; ditt o b e c o mas tickets, 719 ; total, 1,641. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27, 1864. THE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TILE- OitAPR COMPANY.—(!ars DAY.) At a sheeting of the board of &motors of this company, held this atternom, it wee resolved to nom mod to the proprietors, at the semscal neesting to be held at the emnpany's Mims, Ts%papas-elm* Notergate-etreek on Thursday, the llth day et Merry next, to omit= a dividend of Y. 10e. per ant. he the last half•yser. CONSOLIDATED BAEZ (LIMITED). (THIS DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held as 1 dike, at the Load= Tavern ; Mr. THOMAS ALM HAmT is Vas . Mass The &agenowise report and balanos.abeet were reed by the Boors ) " The directors beg leave to submit the statement of ye , wants and balance-sheet of the Consolidated Bask (Limited). for the half year ending 31st December, 1868. Bunn their report of the 22nd of July, and by virtue of the ' powers conferred on them by the deed of settlement, dated the 10th August, 1 the direetosy have availed themselves elan opportunity of iboatsu ensalgtheatioe between this company and the astablithed istaing Ann of Hanlon and Co. wines byname (dating back Nearly 200 years) has been incorporated with that of the ()oa th/dated Beak. The result of this arrangement he proved in every way satisfactory to the board, and has sot only fully jmUfied, but has also rendered desirable, the inereme if capital by which it was acoomplihed. The accedes al so extensive a business and wane:ion at once convinced the board that the banking house in Loccbardntreet was wholly inadequate for its accommodation ; and it end, after mature deliberation, determined to purchase the freehold premier in Fanchunch.strest occupied by and belonging to Messrs. Hankey, to which the united business was removed ea the lit instant. In connexion with this amalgamation, Mews. Thomas Alen Hankey and Frederick Alms Mackay, two of the members of the firm, have damned to become directors. The meeting will be asked to confirm the nomination of these gentlemen, as well am that of Means. James Alexander Bannerman nd Alexander IR:Wheat Fluky, M.P., who (as reported at the lad meet ing) had hese invited, se qualified shareholders, to seats at the board. The directors have likewies to report that they have mimed the services of Mr W. O. Boom, ea of the bank in Loudon. This gentleman massager thirty years been actively engaged in business both in London and the peovincee. The cap k i a trl s ei the bank allotted to date, oonnete of 149407 shares, on which there hie been psid. cep at the mks of 41. par the total sum of 597,6284 The accounts now sulinsta will show that the net profits of the bank, for the balf-year ending December 31, 1863 (after deducting entreat ex penses, rebate of intend *a bills aot yet doe, interest due to customise, throne tax, sad making provision for bad and doubt/al debts), amount to mm of 49,8121. la 9d. ; to which nay be added balance left unappropriated on 30th Juno, 7,3684 3s. lid.; premiums au th ane allotted during the ha l f - year, 1,2171. 10s. ; making a total of 58,4271. lbs. 9d. ; from which it is proposed to carry to the reserved sundae fund, from prolita, 18,7821.105. ; premiums on shares, 1,2171.105. ; together, 20,0004 ; to declare a dividend for the half -year at the tate of 10 per cent pee annum. and a bosom of l a . per share (being an additioeal Ei per mai per annum) free of theme tax, making a total sum al 3 7 ,3511. ; M any forward to the next moment, ;GPM OL 3d. i- to dth 58,4211. 15s. sL Ia ccefinsity with the peevish:as of Misdeed of settleioset, Mena Jame Alex. ander Btherman, Alexander Struthers Finley, M.P., Thos. Alen flasks', Frederick Alen Hershey, John Penn Kennard, John Cunliffe Nehmen and Benjamin Wilson retiree directors, but, being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. In clang their report the directory take oom. don to solicit the hearty and individual cooperation of the shareholders in their endeavours to feared, the business and connexions of the beak. Is paid-up capital and still larger amount of capitol unesll4 and the combination in its management of the advantage, of joint-stock and pri vate banking, appear to afford the most ample guareatees, and to entitle it in a peculiar manse: to the confidence of the public. " Balasornehart, Deo. 31, 1863.-Liabilitise-Dr.- To capital paid up, via, 149,4 fa shares at 41. each, 537,. 1 014 ; to amount doe by the bank on current, deposit, and other accounts, 4,008,5584 3s. 2d. ; to balance of profit and Ices account, brought forward from Jaw 30, 1863, 7,388/. Is. sd. ; to preminets on shares 'Dotted during the half year, 1,2171. 10s. ; to Wawa, being giver profit for the half year endive, 31st December, 1863 (after allowaam for bad and doubtful debt. and payment of interest to esetreners), earned down, 81,897/. 16s. 10L-total, 4,694,66 W. 13s. bed. Assts.-Cr.: By investments, in goverameet sleeks, via., Consols, and New Three ppeer Costa, 144,3261. 9s. tid. by oath in bank, at Bask of Boglsod, and at all, 791,6784 7e. 7d. ; by bill diamond& loans, and other mearities. 3.743,5431. 17s. 3d.; by bank furniture at Manchester, 1,0861. 4s. 7d. • by current expellees in London and Manchester, direcitere re muneration, income tax, ka, 14,2424 14.. 6d.-total, 4,694,6694 13e. sd. ' Profit and lose maxamt-To curtest argues. rent, taxes, &a, in London and Mancherter, directors' remuner atioa, income tax, Le., 14,2421. 14e. 6d. ' • to rebate of inter est ors bills diaroested. not yet doe, 1 7,8131. Oa. 7d. ; to proposed dividend for half-year, at 10 per mat. per annum • and bones of Is. per share on 149,4071. shares. 37.3511. 16a; to seaman carried to reserve Burping feed fr i te: te rte, 18,7821. 10° ; from premiums on shares a 1,217/. Ws. ; together. 20,0001.; to tabula carried forward to next ac nest, 1,0764 Os. 2d. •, total, 90.4831. 10a. 3d. Cr.: By baked grove profits, brought down, 81,8974 16e. 10d. ; by bakers brought forwent from 30th Jens, 1861, 7,3884 3s. sd. ,• by premiums received on shares allotted, 1,2171. 106.-total, 90,4831. 10s. 3d. The CZAIMILI, la moving the adoption of the report and easonats, mid the staterimat just predated could not but be received by the shareholders with great sande°. tiou-(heron)-and be confidently hoped that it would prove the harbinger of inonseed prosperity. It proved that a large and solid fouadation bad been laid by the COMM in its amalgamated form. During the short experience of the amalgamated bank there bad bees indications of a great further 'decade of business. Os the board were members alike of Messrs. Eseasals' late beak and of Maas. Haakeys'. and that beak united with the advan tages of joint lank baths those of private establishments. The motion was iscooded by Mr. C. J. K 1211•114 ermeg ing director, and carried usadmomly. The nominations to the heard mode by the directory were confirmed. - 1E; Wtirhi c directors were rocketed. ad diVideSd in accordance with the report harks been declared. the pro ceeding tergeketed with • vote of thank; to the directors. ORIENTAL INLAND STEAM COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) The adjourned annual meeting of this company was had Ws afternoon, at the London Tavern, Colonel Games ia almal. . . . . Letters were read gimp( a most unfavourable picture of the Mate at the compaim'a affairn The Camitamr. ie his monist remarks, said the emu. pan, was sow in a critical politico, sod it was for the meet to determine what COMPS should be punned. Me meeting was proceeding whoa our report left.] On the Ist of October last year the French army, manes, of the reserve, consisted of 436,996 are, dis tributed as follows :—ln Frame, =216 ; in Algerie, 59,661; is Italy, 13,580 , is China mad Cochin China, 1,878 ; sad is limice, 34,561. The rearm oa that date emanated to 217,281, - - - - DEsrancrivz Fisi (True DAT.) About 4 o'clock in the mornieg, a fire broke out on the premiss bit loogiog to Mr. J. °retard, furniture dealer No. 3, South Lambeth New.road, and the SAMOS coold sot be estiogitiebed until the shop wee bonged oat and the dwelling aadcoutents severely damaged by fir*. The total Ices is considerable. sad will fall awe the Woad iSeghtod sad Hand-in-Hand Piro olSoes. The origin of the ere I unknown. Another fire also took place at tits same time in the premises belonging to Mr. J. F rost. a licensed victualler. and proprietor of the raz, , otWellington Tave.o, Swath-street. Hercule.- . • Lombeth. The Sze commenced in a timber build ing an the cellar. A part of the roof was destroyed,and the stock considerably damaged. The occupier of the pre ' miles was Mewed I. the Imperial fint-ollies. THE ACCIDENT WITH MIL JOHNSTONE'S HOUNDS. —Mr. Parkinson, of Pickering, Yorkshire, solicitor, who received a severe fall when hunting on Friday, died on Saturday night. Deceased rode home after the widest, and did not seem to have been much hurt till 3 a.m. on Saturday morning, when he became worse and never rallied. Mr. Parkinson enjoyed a wide reputation in the county, and the event haired a gloom over the hunts is the locality. THE MURDER AT LSOXINNITH. —The prisoner Thomas Watkins was brought up yesterday morning at the Town-hall, before the Mayor, charged with the wilful murder of his wife, Mary Ann Watkins. Various witnesses gave evidence similar to that takes at the inquest. I Smith, is whose cottage the deceased lived, said the ceased was a clean, honest, hard-working women. The pri mes, did sot live with her, but he onasiocally met to see her. They frequently quarrelled, bat timer fought. He had heard him say several times be should like to kill two or three mom beside/ his wife. Belo= Mark deposed that she lived in School-lane, Leo master. The prisoner was at her house on. the 14th. He said he had been before the bosrd on Tuesday. whim Ida wife bad told everytbiag against him that lay is her power. He swore she should net say soy more against him. Richard Llewellyn. relieving racer, said the .0111•11 was to bays appeared before the board on the day after the murder. Supenntesdent Alexander mid he had trailed the prisoner about the neighbourhood. He found a number of darns*. Deer the place where the deceased woe bead, which oorre ' spooded with the clogs the wen, sad which were them produced. He (the eu Modest) also produced the clog ' marks. The mayor gave the usual meta* to the primmer, and asked bin if he bad anything to say, when he replied that be bad not. The primmer was then committed to take his trial at the emm assizes ou the charge of wilful murder. . . all twerp et Rotterdam; all An BaUt. Tra.(Ll.7,Ml all Belgian K Junmkaa 11./tyrertrSouthem M Copenhagen • all ' ee r le tztearlon 10 dutalmrs&Wltageld(ls 10 Dutch lithenlatt Do fastern of Franc ' Cid. Rumba gem 6 p. c Groat Luxembourg Dalian Janodea..... Nam p .kl.lega:L e thei I Do.o c.Prt. rafg. got i Nwthwo of DS. NOW OIL PM a 81154 N.Rail &Ayres g. 7 p.a. Do. do. do—.l Norwegian Trunk Prot Ottoman SntyrnaAldlny 'Paris, Lyosaandllod a Arta and I Recite & 8. 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New - - - 25,000 20 Ikinde, Puni.,& Deihl (L 1 14 2pm - 1;600 20 Do. If.. - - - 16.004 25 South AnstnOM ail 30 41 TO - IS 10.000 100 'Stand. of B. S. Allen - 4a60.100 . Do. Es - 40,000 15 Union of Asimills_ 11,000100 ('pion of Iveisml (Um ); 12 it 2 die 194 .Balm 60 .11 of Larks 113 414 A soll l el xel 1101MIGN OBLIGATIONS. eh. 1 Til.l taLwArs I Closing peicea 1 Bahia 40 , all ifintwerp& BM.. &p. et. - - - .. all 'CaneTowiaßLlD.4l4.ca - - - .. a I b e le all. ,Butern of Pr.... -- -- _ - 4 11 I ff.lameaboeuillpenst. If $4 - 10 lail 1 Da. ISP 'all Manna sad Naimoli N 10 - 10 la!' • laasanne sad Fribourg N ki - 10 , all Matanzas aadfkbanlila 00 98 - 100 ',all • Do. neared bane- . 96 00 - *I . 'North of Frew, 1 p et 114 114 - 10 lan I Do. (MbeChsrLiNet. - - - 100 all 'Ottoman 'Seams, le.) 90 94 - 40 all I tarinLyomonlinap.et. - - - W all , Do. New .3 p. et. 111 12 - 100 1211 'Buda at IL iiigten.) - - - - 6 'ail 'lasi Swedish Ip. et. 2 24 - 100 231 Inagua la Gnus* 7p et et K - 10 all 43. Aus&Loni-Ven.34.6. 91 104 - 100 all Boothltaaket Peet.7p.e. 100 101 20 all •reouthensof Preseellp.e. l a 1 2 - 90 ;all South liana; 8 per Cl. - 16 !all 'W.,I2N.W.et tem& p.o. lri 11i - /10i 10) 100 I 2 NO 'lOO !Ica 100 I 100 100 LIINATI. Brilke. iC.lasJe.a. De. New De. I Meru Delhi, is Übe Karam Do. Pribroses 6pDeost,* Ma keg. 1. Do. do. July 1. Do. lie. Jur 1, OL & ILlmolmosto.o. g. Owe on t Dickey. di. Doomo.Tp.o.por. No* Dosed ra. .. DNA ladka so. 6 do.. Do. Iziondon Do. i— do — • Trunk of Caaad mi r . Boads. DO - . 204;4 10 -- as - .7 Do. do. da .ch t dels orredl Do. Srd prat Mock .. Do. do. deferred Doof. Stook .. Do.. rth pr do. dormer files{ Indian us- ii, 3 i, , , 8 111 101 104 lel 103 — Da g7ipar - 0e5 . 17.71 Do. Jaansary, ude .. 434. S. of India g. p. Do par catt. ca.dil Do En. Waders of Do. Now Es . .VA.Ddapy — .l;l6 4 lad—O do do. IB7lkaaa, Lhaited i Do. Now Madras gear. 6 p. anal Do. do. 61 dtal Do. do.. 4_ de!. m. fiat Kolb. Mop. 6 pa a id Yolk oda HobsoWelow N. Man.& Coliets.A & • N. itofflan.Op.olotp.B. 'Mods. goo 3 par coat. Do. DIM do. Do. do. do. Do. Poo3sob d 0... ... I Do. Dados KM* deo. OOLDIfIAL 001 LK 106 IN 104 J j ii Fs a a a a NI 46 IS It 40 42 le N 12 24 IN 106 1 Ni NI NI 216 li 10 U 11 1 5i 04816 16 87 I i Du 102 104 97 0 a 0 W 0 8 S II 84 ISO 104 IN 10$ 101 1 I St IN NI NI p.-. Ull 1 I ... 101 i lot I sictranimi. 2.2 - 1141011 MANI :! Dw do. nom IA ioa iii .1 Do. do. UM 1011 107 1411 Oigoo.Nov. DAB. pet. .100 106 MI lliamitlas pe lB l B et.. 184110 ° 0 ' 10 ° 1 1 1110 Do. 1418100. 107 100 Do. ___l . llll,lol HO 111 100,000 200,000'. 5100,0001. 165,600 les,oool D 0.6 per ctioa.&,l 100 Do.f per ct. Ins. lapsed 6llopap.allllll 100 10111 I Do. do. 131104 1 ,1 0 100 111 140:000 200.000 74,000 _ _ ..INatal 040.6 per cent... 100 107 100 New Brew. oov. 6 P cl 1001 102 104 111.0.12.100•07.6.p:c.M11100 Do. bp. c. 11371t0 17t1 100 93 100 Do. 6p. e. 1888 to 1862 100 00 100 . Now Zookel6 per cent 100 . . 101 109 . Nova Ilootta 6 p c.. 10 7 6'100 103 106 . Quoroabod Gov. 6p. et. 100 9.Aust..Gov.op. 6. Donds.lool 100 110 . Vio.oo•.6p.o.Jaa.dJuly 100. . Do. do. Ip.c.Agriletoo.loo, 110 Ul .... otllo POUIGN IQIIII3. 5%000. 2 Alnadllos (lJzoktod) 26,0001 I 0 .AutioNsit I 76,000 1 1 Bon Accord Cop.(Llin ) , 10,0001 6 illnaiLLall.Co,(Lirn ) 1 g: i r: 1 Pere yir l=l:4) 11,006 40 M r=tted ) 1 10,000 1 10 100,000 1 N. Doi 'j . ail 76.000 1 Moest.Co (Lla.sl, WON 2 Met Del ROT (UNIMIC 26,4601 1 Fortuna (1141004) 16,040 20 • flemeal ;Mk 1} I Kuroda (1.1m1101) MO* 3 Misers* 16, 5 , Lasitanion (1505103) 100616 1 i Karl** 11:0,000 1 ' *Autos eres.o.ll.(l 00. 1 14.1 thine C, etlLAns. (WI 10, * PontebaudgilrorLead 100, 6 :Port Thinly 1 lents Barb.Oeld X (WI 110: 1 Scottish Amara (lint) 11,0 0 0 00 10 03 ,lit. John del flay ( ( int.)! 411, 174 00 'United Medan (1,160 ' * 1 ' VallautaeraGoldghn ) , 16,000, 10 ' Vegooarer Dial (Lint ): 40,0601 1 I Worthing k Malted_ ) , 44000. 1 .Yudanamatsla ( 1400 4 ' ono; Pit r IL 1 ",.r.' 33 116 "i -i 4 1 1: 141. 21_ as 1 i e d. 1. 3 f di ',,r,' Ida ii. 44 ! i 1i0 66 1 I t t I P. SI S MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The members of the Stock Exchange to-day ate almost exclusively occupied with preparations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stooks. Although a number of disquieting rumours continue to be circulated with regard to the Sleswig question, there is still a strong indisposition to believe in the prospect of war. Prices in nearly every department of thefitock Exchange are consequently steady at yesterday's closing quotations. There is no change whatever in the funds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 50c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4 for money, and 904 to 4 for the account (Feb. 4). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, 4 ; ditto for acematt, 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 4 ; New 3 per Cents., 904, I ; Bank Stock, 296, 237, 236/ ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto 5 per cent. stock, 1044, 4, I ; and Exchequer Bills, 4e., 95. , dia. Scarcely any variation has occurred in the foreign stock market, the transactions being limited, in consequence of the preparations now in programs for the settlement. Greek Bowls are quoted 214 to 221 ; Mexican, 364 to 364 ; Spanish Pen sive, 33 to 4 ; Turkish of 1862, 67 to ; and the ConsolitloSs, 464 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows ;--Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 904 ; Danish, 1864, scrip, prem. ; Dutch Certificates, 101/ ; Egyp tian, 101 ; Greek, 224 ; Italian, 674 ; Mexican, 3 64, 364, 36, 351 ; ditto, for account, 364; Portuguese, 1863, scrip, 4 die., ex div. ' • Russian, 1862, 88/, 874 ; Sardinian , 844 ; Spanish, 1524 ; ditto Passive, 33/ ; ditto Certificates, 13f; Turkish, 1858, 70 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 74/ ; ditto, 1862, 664, 4, 67 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 674, 4, 4. International Financial shares are quoted 64 to 7 prem. ' • General Credit, 2/ to 4 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 104 to 11 prem.; Egyptian Trading, 14 to 2 prem. ; Consolidated Dia. count Company, 4 to 4 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit and Mortgage, 4 to I/ prem. ; Discount Corporation, 34 to 4 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 3 to 4 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 34 to 4 prem. ; Land Securities 4 to 14 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 34 to 44 prem. ; London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, 4 to 14 prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, 4 to 4 prem. ; and East London Bank, 24 to 4 prem. _ _ The discount market was rather tight yesterday, an indisposition being shown by holders of money to submit to any abatement of terms so long as the present uncertainty continues. 8 per cent. was generally asked yesterday on bills of a superior class. A good demand was experienced at the Bank of England. The American eagles by the Persia have been taken for export. The steamer Poonah will take to-day 567,9401. in specie, of which 487,3401. is silver and 57,1001. gold for Bombay, and 23,5001. gold for Alexandria. In consequence of the recent rise in the value of money here the foreign exchanges yesterday after noon presented a general improvement, bills being offered. The rates were as follows : Amissird3 menthe. 121 to 1 ; ditto. 3 dam 11.17 to 18; stra. 3 asoethe.l24 to 1 ; Anteum 3 mostha. 25.65 to 70 ; Hamlwrft, use. beam three arras, 13.8 to • Pare, 3 days, 25.6 S to 35 ; ditto. 3 moetha, 25.774 to 824 ; Fisekket-o•-the-Manae, 3 meths, 1194 to 4 ; Petenbari (per voebie), 3 rostba, 33 to t ; Mears, ea 60., 3 meths, 12.65 to 60 ; Trate. eff. So., 3 mouth; 12.66 to 60 ; Modzid, 3 mouths, 471 to if ; Cadiz, 3 mouths. GI to ; Leghorn, sionthe. 15.85 to 90 ; Gems, 3 smooth; 35.86 to 90 ; 3 Mils% 3 stoethe, 2 5 . 83 to 90 ; Noels; 3 wadi's, 25.85 to 90 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Iffeeras, 3 nestle, 25.85 to 90 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to f ; Oral* 3 0 dart. 161 to J. The Bank of New Zealand have given notice that they are authorised to sell, privately, the balance, unallotted, of the first instalment of 200,0001. of the province of Otago loan of 500,0001. The directen of the National Bank have this day declared a dividend for the half-year ending 31st of December last, on the paid-up capital of the company (600,0001.) at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and au extra dividend of 16e. per share, making altogether 21. per share free of income tax, payable on and after Monday, February 8. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Monday next a special settling day in the share+ of the Consolidated Discount Company (Limited), which are to be officially marked. The first call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the West India and Pacific Steam Ship Com pany (Limited) by the 24th Feb. It is at the same time !notified that " the directors do not anticipate that the additional calls required during the current year will exceed 51. per share." A call of 51. is to be paid urn the shares in the London Bank of Scotland (Limited), by this 22nd February. Mr. Sheriff Cave has been this day elected a director of the Bank of Wales. At an extraordinary meeting of the Indian Car rying Company yesterday, the directors were autho r:sok to issue 25,000acWitional *barest* the present shareholders, shoe for share. The nominal capital of the company is 100,0001., in 50,000 shares of 21. each, and of these 25,000 have already been issued, awl 11. per share paid upon them. The directors consider it preferable to extend the finan cial basis of the undertaking, instead of calling up the amount due upon the existing shares. The half-yearly meeting of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway Company is convened for the 12th February. The letters of allotment of the Anglo-Italian Bank are expected to be issued about this (Wed nesday) afternoon. ' Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : lanuranoe. —Milano. British and Pont, IN to Argos lAN 30 to 1; Commercial Union, 91 1 101 9411; . County ,sib 3l ; Eagle, 61 ; Guardiaa, 61 to 1 I city Maria*, 144 to 1 ; London. 471 ; Marine, ; North British and lliercontlleALlinited), 20 to l 4 Ontou Nozia 20 191 1 ; Phoenix, 150; Thames and NNW Marine (1 ,101166 4 74 1 ; Universal Naritie (Limited), 84. Gaslight sad Colts.—Bahia (Limited), 191 to 20; ditto Tea per Cent. Preference (Limited), 21; Brighton sad Hove, 281 ; European, New, 51 to 1 ; Imperial, 86 41, ex Apro die. ; New ditto, 72, ex April di,. ; Imperial Conti nental. 881 7 1 8 ; London, 861 to 7 ; Malta mid Mealier. raneaa(Lhoited), 41 ; Surrey Consum 171 to 18 ; Wel& in/aster Chartered, 851 to 1 Sr Apri ers, l die. ; Western, 161 to 17. Dacia.—East and West India, 140 ; Landes, 72 ; 84 Katharine, 73. Casein—Birmingham (gum 4f. per cent. Diodes sod North Western), 95 ; Grand Junction, 75 es div. ;Regent's (or Loudon), 231 to 1. Waterworks. —uCbelese, 261 ex dlr. Trraoar EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 " sellers " for the 4th February, were first marked to-day 901, and closed at 901 to 1. For money the last price was 901 tot. The ofscial business report is as fol lows :—Threeper Cent. Consols, for money, 901,1, 1 ; ditto foe account, 901, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 901, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 901,1, ft; Annuities, 1885, 141 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105 ; ditto for account, 1051, 1041 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, le. dm., par ; Five per Cent. "enticed" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1111. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains dull. There is still little inquiry for the rupee paper, which is Ask India Bonds were dealt in at ss. di'. to par, and Exchequer Bills at 10s. to 4a. dia. The foreign stock market opened heavily, but closed at an almost general though moderate im provement. In the market for bank shares there was an im provementein in Bank of New Zealand, Colonial, and and County Bank, but a decline in City, Louden and South African, and Oriental Bank. Anglo-Austrian Bank shares have declined to par to 4 prem. Joint Stock Discount shares were rather flatter. 3 International Financial shares oontinue in &I nland, and were firm at il to }prem . General Credit were quiet at 21 to prem. ; and London Financial rather lower, at I to } prem. The shares of the Land Securities Companiz i er t i lastquoted I to 1} prem. ' • Mauritius Land - 1 to 1} prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, } to prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, } to I prem. • Mer cantile Credit, 3} to press. ; Australi a n and Eastern Navigation, 2/ to 3{ prem.; Contract Cor pwation, 2} to 3} prem. ; Consolidated Dieoount, Prem. ; London Mercantile Diacoun 1} to 2} prem. ; Financial Corporation, } to 4 prem. ; London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, to 1} prem. ; International Racecourse, 1} to 2 prem. ; Littlebampton Steam, 6} to 6 prem. ; and London Chemical Company, } to 17, prem. The shares of the Australian and 'Eastern Navi gation Compare after rising to 3} to } prem., closed y, at 2/ to prem. The shares of the Soci6tai Financihre d'Egypte are now quoted officially, and are marked to-day 411, with IR. paid. No. I Boons. I Pd. I CL pew I Dalin. .21/0.000...'80tt1ek001m.6p.4.,1871 Rd 102 100 .... 1.. Do. do. M —.— .... .. Om Goo. 6D.c.,127744. 1 0 0 0 101 1011 102 1 .... .. Do.iporctlib.D.Ao, 100. VD 105 ... .... .. Do.Operetllar.42sep. 100 102 105 SHARE 1.1825-(27118 DAY.) Two Mom The railway market is 'nadirs tod ay, generally are unaltered, compared with those cur rent at 4 o'clock yesterday. Metropolitan stock is heavy, and has receded 1 per cent. London and North Western has also declined /. London and North Western stock fs now quoted 106 t to ; Great Western, 95t to 1 ; Midlan?, 129 to / ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 too ; Great Northern, 127/ to 128/ ; Oaledonian, to 121; South Eastern, 94/ to t ; Great Eastern, 49/ to / ; Metropolitan, 101/ to 102; and London and South Western, 102 to I. Lombardo-Venetian snares have improved, other foreign lines being inactive. Great Western of Canada are dull, as well as Bombay and Baroda and Madras (5 per cent.) docks. Bales so-day to 1 p.m. No. 18&. CORPANINS. I Pd. 2019. 10 Aagio-lleskaa 10,000 10 'Ailamtle 11.1.11a11 al 11 )1 20,000 23 Australian 10,000 15 Austral=lighs4l.l 47,0001 10 :NadiaWaterworks (141 20,000 liambs, Gas (Ladled' 6,000. 00 !British Aweiara Lodi 1151,100. 81. IL 11, Ma& TeL (11 11 16,600 TO .11ritlab Indian Tea (L ) 0;000. 10 .11eltlek Isom eo,ceo. 11 loaasets Abed Al• ( 1 4 8,1111. ThOsamds Laaii 21,0001 10 .i..Vlou Compaq 4,000 10.0000. cdAhicaaKer.(l6) 60.000 60 'Cosioserciallialoa(laa) 12,000 24 .Cop.ll.l=rataep.a. 100122.31 St. ,Cryslal no, Lex ft. _ .Do Preference r 277,0004. SC. Go. 6 p 41, Tarp. Deb.. 10.000 100 Disoolatcoryarailas(L.i 60700 lO 11171nica11;47 - iidiii7l) 100.000 10 .gappelanCoen.& 11041.1 879,976 L, St. 'C iro iele Telegraph 1 70,000 6 ,ear, and Ant. Copper 1 126,069. 20 , Gl.llratllt& Pln.otlos.(L 10,0001 IS Own Steen Navigational 10.1,000 10 Hodson'sl3oy 160,000 10 latereat.Ploaallun (L )1 60,000 10 'Deltas Ire*. (Caa. Cm) 10000001 10) Do. •p. o. 114. r.18'70 40,000 26 I/010164m2 Dissoant(L), 40,000 16 I Do. New 10,000 IS : Load.andealedoa.N.(l4 11.000 6 ,Land.Dlstriet Teleg.(L) /0,000. II 'Lea& Roan. Aiwa Xl• 176,000 • .1004. G. Omnibus 17.(L). 60.030 10 . ILadraa Deign. & Goal' 11,000 10 1110611. Zara Tel. (L) 20.000. 60 , Varenn.CroOltAaeo.(L 12,600, 10 11 1 , Natal Land hOoL C. (L 80,000 National Pia Con. a 20.000 1111 'National Sawa Nn . 6.000 SO IliarbuddaCcwl •L cuoo se I Do. New 18L17111 1 IN. Rritish Atideals . . (L)I 40.040, 8 i.Brit. ereen.la.(l4 40,000 26 ,Oceen ltarlee lawsra) 10,000 00 pOrlestal Conneerelal(L. 160 000' 1 Oriental Ose (Untied) 60,000 1 De. New 60,000 10 ,OrDett. Inland Blain(L)1 10,000 6 ,Oikreen Owl abalied)l 100.0001 04..Pseiltiv.Lantli Walk 20,000 60 !Peninanler .12 0. Neil 20,000 60 I Da New 10,000 F / ' lll 2 mas, Ins io,ooo 16 Low 96 29.760 IS 11,000 100 960.0001. St. WOW' 90 10,0104 so KOS 16 260.0009 I it. 14:Owl so woo to wool le 10000 60000 , 169 ?MOO 1: 00.000 SO 30.009 66 i Do. New Bbl. City Impost. (4) 1 , DM. d 011• Itoysl Manama ANAL& Aut. lor. .Soo.lPlssa.fir tit & &Mow M. :Saab AuslasUso Lail Sabesehts Thisirsph , Do. Scrip iTThiste -i lisestiontarsry Is. (L )1 spwocyalAns. T. & Os. c 4 U. Canals' Untied L. TO* 00. (L.) linivers.Moslsos ( Upper Arms Tos(Lus. )! Do. u • tr its r- I up. To 81 Vl l 26 12 Si 112 115 112 . 1U 2 pot 101 110 u 1h Y 17 17f 7 pia: 121 20 ! 1# iii 14 ll i psel 1 4Pail 3 I par IPSO 1 V 1 19 1 st 4:0■1, I:~ El r . " I Y TS SI 17 Lim 27 22 iBl 14 Is 8 1 148 148 ..- -. i Wand 118 86 * * Van Dlasmenie !mid ... W. India&Pacille SR (L. f Ip 1:1 „Prl 5 ra i l l la 17 ! lei Ili I ni - t 171 12 Ilf as PREFERENCE SHARES. Greet .Nertbers. 5 per cent., 115. Great Waiters, Ortiteal Prefer. 44 per Not., 97. Loodort cod South :Western (Pertinoulk pee* arm. el . 6d.), 2j • PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. Lmnrom JAW. IL—Wm away: Great Western. don and North Weston'. 101) 1 4—Mancheater. Sheffield. and Lincolnshire. Al—Metropolitaa, 1 Buten; flef —Grand Trunk of .Canada. 19—Bstleit Ithonish. 4 p.—Great Laxembourg share*, 114—Comois kr al account. Ng eitt—lleslosa Three par Ca. "—DR°. Paadvm IS—Alliance Bask. Loudon and Lit Mereantile and ischange Bank (Welted, 61 atio l Taal lirialk lrai; of Liverpool (Limited), 84 lA—Alltica Muftis (I.lmitadj, 1 1.16 1 1-16 p. —IOWA and Amiga Marine (11aMtad). I MI6 11-16 Ip.—bpi. Marina (liositall, 1 I-16 p.—Morcontlks 11-16 p.-11moses and Mersey IdarMs 64 P. — Union Marina Thaltod!. g 1.16 1.16 414 lA—National Mans Navigation Company, 1 12-111 cl. —Vast India and Pacing Roam 11-16 1 1116 p. Btaxmosam. JAR. Y.—This market wu steady. London and North Wasters Mock was transacted at 1064 Metropolitan Wagon Company Mares ea 144. Then were buyers of Bridal and Blrmlnglume Sh u re Cent. stock at 140 • of Birmingham o cA nctea t t Mock at Booth Siam& were quoted at 11 to 114: Oxford Debeattne stock sellers. at 10004: and Midland Bask. bums, et My DLIT or • Liowrwousis Hale.—Mr. Thomas Gradeo, who, for the keg period el 21 years. faithfally Mewled to his lowly sad nowomada &We OS binge a the Lee dear lighthouse, sear Moth, has jest died. Daring the whole of his loaf dad theory watch Ids light was Dever knows to be olrosrsd or dim, or his wandag hal to beefiest whoa f • ad ; beam through storm sod Moped his raided away a weary astriaer to a eats bona. His wife, to whom he had bon married for So Lag mined al 58 years, died two bean after bar buena& and their re name were interred together last week is ass grave all Pees churchyard, Holm Cultraus.—Cianteriaad e ir. Twenty-five thousand persona are Pere in obtain* lodiaasalther le supply the de need. Thirty editors and printers were among the killed awl wearied at Ohiekanwep.--Asseriesa paper. ORDINARY nth= AND wrocza RJILWATI. I llestoa,6lsarlAYLC. &Idol sod Later.— Oielkoloalsa laork aad Baba= °arawail _ IDo. • I A nodtv. ail I Do.lllp. a Impsilte IL Dabilisaadl~liois 'ClualseAstf&LbaJD .Idiabenk soli.= I= l llrfts Orkin., Do. • Moak Da 1 Am elk, No.l Omit Nadi attleoilaiad le"*FrFillan Free. no ay. vs ODA Ong. e.bpiddll el eau* West gra) Waken _ _ M 4 si as as no. Imo 1 1 I i si Is N N Iff 1111 146 iti 60 1 41 N. la = 06 06 96 IS 0 65e O 6 IS 10 40 U A 1* 1114 110 not 71 Ts HI NS 43 64 WI 1 Mf 111 q q . in. $2 $3 16 t 6 10111 It% DI Naar Val.Oss.Dtki Do. South Walca.... Dq W._Ml&—Odatdi MI Do. Do. H adoed /0 Luiboohlre d Yorks/the ▪ ,Landoo and Mackin/I 10 81ta.411/1. 10 ,LM. ▪ 'lomdonaßlerll/Wodra. MI ;LoslooMoodkWaSors 10 74m.,11b0t.,41 Umbra Millbryport sad Oullio In Do. Do. firm ▪ ,MogropoOloa L De. New m New D. Mu. t Derby ua at We. (Ira)._ Mid Kent Mid Ko ß li s r Llae) North D. Yalln.,Perth.Dowl. N. Zastern—Derwlek D. a. N. Z. Per lee& lee Do. York 100 'lOO 1100 ,16. 'lOO 41. 1/40 Do. geDoL II ail Da &ft/LAME/W U IT Do. do. 11M440 U 1 Do. do. 10441 dt. VP Nati Loatioa 1 - 0 7 1187 Now . 100 North Stadaria6;....l • all N. &S. Waters Jima 'lOO Scottlab Cs .100 'Scottialt N.Y.. Aber. IMIE. .100 Ocottlah I all Shrewsbury & WeiehpL 1 300 IShrovahlre Itulan 1100 'Booth Devon 100 ,South faste ' 1100 . !8 t Yorkah. t Aker Duo' 100 Tat Vale 8 Do. B i Do. C an 171 star µ 4I D DO: 1103 Vale of Neat& 100 'Victor& 84a. & Plante 'lOO Waterford & Kilkaaay 100 West Cornwall 100 IW.IIartIRL Haab. it Al 70WON I RAILWAYS. II lei MINES.-(THIS DAY J Two 0'01.0•)14 The mining market is inactive to-day, with few transactions, and prices generally are without alte ration. Nangiles shay m are in demand and have advanced to 33 to 4. East Caradon, on the other hand, are rather lower at 27 to 4. Wheal Beton are quoted 1571, to 160, being firm ; Marke Valley, to ; East Basset, 674 to 70; and Chiverton, 114 Fortuna shares have been dealt in at 4, being dull • Vancouver, at 5 ; and Yudanatnutana, at At the meeting of the Cobre Mining Association, held yesterday, a dividend of 11. per share was de _ We are officially informed that 204 ounces and 2dwte. of gold have been received in London sines last week from the Clogan Mine, obtained from 22 tons 4 cwta. 3 qra. and 21Iba. of quart/. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA R K-LAWZ. -(TRIB DAY. ) Mime was only a limited supply of Fnglith wheat en offer in oar market to-day. Good and dee samples ergs weeded a steady sale, at prices quite equal to Mooliy ; bat all other lands moved off slowly, at he. rates. However. the hulk of the supply was disposed of. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, fresh as well as ex-graoary. Millers, generally, operated cuutionaly ; nevertheless, the quotations were supported. In Omni* cargoes of grain, the tranesstions were on a very moderate scale, at late ratan Fine barley was scarce, and io request, at full currencies. In grinding and distilling sorts only a limited business was traasaMed. Priem, however, ruled stationary. Malt. —the show of which was by Do means extensive — moved off slowly. Factors, however, ware dins in their demands. - . . . - The show of ash' was only moderate. The deemed was somewhat restricted. on former terms. No change took pines in the value of beans, for which the deemed was in a sluggish stet& Fees ware a slow inquiry, but not cheaper. Fine flour, both English and foreign, commanded full quotations • bat inferior qualities were a dull Clover seed was in fair request, at quite List week's prior. In all other seeds, as well as in cakes, very little wee pealing. CCBSENT PRIM Pa ITT: WNZAT. Mom [aot, rod 1841 38 to 41 Dttt0,1903.. . 30 to 42 7.8144,whi4'42 40 to 48 Into, 1883 - •0 to 47 No;folk sal Ltsoula rod 1883 .... — to OAU. Scotch, Pot fat. DittolSES So so di AJLLIT Matting to PO aiding St to In MALT. 19 Is 911 I „ 121i14 wfftr . IS So 27 17 to 211 . Nut _ NI So 23 Noss. NorlaiTako 1 Madolk SO to II Elastics and Wars ad to ad Brown --- MANI. 26 go st Tien 36 Is U Harrow Pigeon 36 so ai Psab 'iri' New . 32 So 3I Gret to 31 :5 to Si s 6 to &I nook °Ars. Sostidt, feed lB to U „ potato 2; to 463 - - - -- Par er. wick?. & I. Dustsle sad ICcalp berg 47 to 66 Rostock It Neaten- ....... .. Tows outoto; nw 41 to 48 itumasa, bard son Amadei% red „ whit 4T 10 GO BAILLa. Hotoksitotd .l to 36 1 1 =g m esp iutd Suffolk 22: TIT Qr. Oat Deal& tad OweWO IS to II Itatasian Dudek 3 w it Amu= ato to ss ?au. - - - 34 to ST ... 9a to ST = -- Grioding 23 to 30 DIMWog Nokias Odds. key ---- IS be IS gold ARRIVALS OF GRAIN. &G. CARRIAGE. FROM JA.N. I INDIAN Coin. wu. - SO to It 37 to 110 --- Track gor sack .... 34 to 27 epaniett, „ 34 to st .224orleas, par bat .. 19 to 27 Cassilten. 20 to 26 INTO LONDON, BY WATTS TOJAIf. 11. INCLUIIVE. Wheat., Darby. Mall. Oda I Mom I pa. qrs. *a Eels. 21 18 1109 sad Scotch 4 CO 14111 21/00 1740 .. I 000 Irtah E.O foreign 2790 I 11909 .. 2010 Total 1-- : ieso LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. t THIS DAY.) Orr staffer° Lca INTESIUTIOVAL MINIUM.) (now ova owx ooxxxopoworxr.) The merlon has bean rather quiet to-day, and quotation's ere irregular in tone. The tawnier:4ton, ral probably feet up 3,000 belts. MINCING LANG—{THIS DAY.) &max—Therm captious to be a dull deemed, bat the Miloffering being limited. previous prices are anppirted. k atlas have bass broaght forward; priva ß te r t s : parcel of Havannah sold at 44.‘ 6d. for No. 12. unaltered ; common brows to fair Wilms. 53e. to 74.. 00[711.—Coamou sorts of plantation °epics bars said at gamier prime. but calory qualities are is good request at Arm rates; trisge. Ms. to 69e. 6d. ; low to good 735. to 83s. ; native Ceylon, good and Sae ordinary, 675. to 70s. 0000 A. —Far cemmos qualities of Wert India okay prime an paid. fit. Laois sold 50a. to Ws. 6d. Tat.—The market bee became quiet. Race and Row am both inactive. Bauman.-1. 2 _00 bags have boon sold. in some cams ad slightly easier prima ; Matti= 81 at S7a ; retractka at 38e. Corner.—The market sestinas' doll, sad the ales me limited to a tow bandied balm Jura—About 1.200 bales sold, at 201. 10e. to 301. Hart.—Than ars boom but so mars at Manilla at former prime. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is eta*. Town tallow is quoted 40. 6d. I Peteembers T.O. oe tie spot, 41a. 9L ; Jaauary to Maack 41a. 64. ; llarcb. 43i. 3.1. ; April to Jaw. 42e. 6d. to Oh. 9d. ; October to December, 445. to 44m. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARK:RT.-4MM DLL) Memo Petteeke rod &nit report eestioud activity it the deresed for bops of ail dolorfolios, the Ws Moine is priors being folly sustaired. COAL MARKET.—(THTB DAY.) Wall lad Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Lambka, 19s. &I. ; Will. End Haswell, 20a ; Walla End South Hallos. ; Walls End Tess, 19.. ; Walls led South Kelles,lllB.64l.; Will. Bed Hoesh Hall, 11.. 6d. Wall Bed Oared*, 18.. 9d. ; Walls Zed Ileasens. 18.. 9d. ; Walls Zed Edam Main, 18.. &L ; Walls End Wad Byrne, 18..; Wills Bed Hama. 17e. 9d.; Walls led Hatton Lyons, 17.. 9d. ; Walls End Tumdal, 17s. 9d. ; Bolls. 17s. •; 17s. 6d. ; Wert Wylass„ 16s. 9d. ; &beide Hartley. ; Hastiest; Hartley, 14.. 91-32 D ships at market. Tau LonooN PAvnton.—The announcement that a " Grand Monster Entertainment" would be given last /mei% the occasion of the proprietor's benefit, attracted en audience., which. both in point of number and the be quest marks of appreciation evieced, must hare been grati fying to the benottares. The programme wee not cheese ilwiwabf any special novelty bat such was the seaming and varied same of the prowesdis's that the malt was is every , respect esti/factory. The new Ghost illorioo. entitled the Wmard's Mystery" is effectually rendered aod is meek pesiesd. &mom , 'finnan AND HIMIWAY ROBBIZY AT HlTCHlC—Yedderday 100111ing. Samuel Wabey, 34, and Joseph Harmer, 14. Who underwent an szaseinatibm on Ty hat, wee the charge of haring robbed and mur dered ens Edward Foremen, a miller, of Hitch* es Mandy sight, the 11th betook were brought up on remand before the mogistratee at Hitobbe. The prisoner Wabey wee err taped to the Hertford umlaut to take his trial ter rebiery. bet sot for murder. The prisoner applied to be released on beil, but the applicetioo err refused. The ether psi sneer (Harmer)was Ms.:barged. One thousand two hundred ewes and 500 lambs were recently deughtered In Routh Australia become they were dimmed. Their emcees% with the wool on them, were left to rot me the banks of the Cooroeg River. N. sheep were elbowed to be driven within 20 miles of the spel.--Bostli doers/Ma Register. i ~ a, i ~, 'I . I. 1 • ; I i tk y . ~~ ~'