The Express. — London, England, 1866-12-28 00:00:00

-SUP WAS WAS OF mo s. SWF - LIFE OFF !SORT • ca l a mity of most painful Character is d hove just occurred off here, by which the owl _,A,hir s taff of the well-known •• cigar ship," called r 7 10 , ways., are supposed to have met with a dmiely end. The facts are these. After spending Christmas festivities at Greenwich a party of six s l e ft by the New-cross train, and proceeded to ea t, where they must have left in a small boat, -o t o a man f-trus- man's dingy, to proceed to the s hip, which was within five minutes' pull s he shore. The boat's company consisted of Thomas Holliday, the chief engineer of the % Da na, and his officers, viz., Messrs. Vizor, Earl, Finney, Bates, and Coleman. There were in the boat the eon of the commander of the cigar and two boatmen who were rowing. Not one of nine people reached the ship when the latest side information could be ascertained. The boat found, keel upwards, near the beach, and a djacent a naval cap, belonging evidently o ne of the unfortunate gentlemen, was discovered lying de direction' of the moorings of the cigar ship. Kr. aid a y, who has attained a great reputation as a marine a Di m was in possession of a gold watch and a large g a t o f m oney. The anxiety of the friends and relatives SO de district is most intense. at. ioo FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE METRO- too POLIT_&N RAILWAY• ADJOURNED INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) :his forenoon, Mr. W. H. Payne, the deputy as. or for the City of London , ope ned the adjourned in- •'I into the circumstances attending the death of Chas. as. ore, Henry C. Lukay, and Sarah John son, who lost r„. lives by the accident which betel a train belonging ell s e Great Western Railway Com p an y while en rook tilt • Moorgate-street to Kensington. Serjeent Ballantine was present on behalf of the Si. es Ironworks Company ; Mr. Ja mes Burchell, solid rt .. sttended in the interest of the Metropolitan Railway at. puny ; Mr. Bailey, on beh alf of the friends of It Lukey ; Messrs. Yenning, Naylor, and Robins, solid- at. appeared for the friends of Mrs. Johnson; Mr. 10 j, 'en., represented the friends of the deceased 1: 0 ges Psaamore ; and Messrs. Harcourt and Macarthur, 20 ',joss, were professionally engaged by the Rev. Mr. As, who was injured by the accident. Mr. Nelson, 92.9 s solicitor, appeared as before for the corporation. ; inn Tyler, on behalf of the Board of Trade, was also a s. at. ..ttlt. l model showing the position of the girders and the r t. & -r of the works at the time of the accident was St. N. Ir. Carman, a builder, residing in the Hampetead-road, ra viral that he was in the second-clam carriage of the train Ss :Jr net with the acciden t . About two minutes after g -nal left Aldersgate-street station he felt the carriage ft diet be sat struck by something. The blo w seemed to illt: i been given diagonally. His compartment was only et. -:y broken, but he found him s e lf thrown forward, and at,.. scanned for a moment. The other passengers were ;:j e s out of the carriage by some persons outside. Wh en St 10 vas extricated from his position he saw two ends of a ..c which seemed to have been broken. neCoroner, in compliance with the request of the jury, ..L:red the foreman of the works to bring the rope which ,S conne cted with the engine und tackle, to the inquest- xto. lie witness, in reply to the jury, said he was unable to the nature of the connection between the rope the girders. juryman said he and his fellow jurors were now '4l/Ito get the evidence of the men who were working engine and tackle at the time of the accident. Charles Richards said he was a fitter and holster, and employed at the works of the meat and poultry mar- He was standing at the top of the last cross girder over the line of railway at the time of the accident. girders, when being placed in position, were taken s part of the works where they were placed in reserve I brought over the other girders. The rope by which girder was drawn before being attached to the en . ,vu paw.' through an " eye-bolt," which was se with n " nut" at the cross girder, and taken over main girders, and on to the donkey engine. There some workmen at the further end of the girder, .at duty it was to manage the check line which regu -4 the speed of the engine and the progress of the while being placed in position. A man was also ~toyed to convey signals from the ganger to the engine er. A red Hag was shown when the ganger required rtoppage of the engine, and a white ling when it was to beg.n working it. The Coroner asked if there was s mark on the girders to ',tete the balancing point' The witness replied in the affirmative. When the rope tight, and when it became necessary to move the Met a foot, it would be apt to slip three feet. Chuang, m ganger. when the girder in question was ready to be moved, showed the white deg to a boy who conveyed a knit to the engine -driver, and the engine was =MI Daring the progress of the girder which caused _e accident. it shot ahead one. or twice when the rope tight The engine was stopped, and at its last stoppage .foot would have brought the girder to the balancing point. &then told the ganger it would not be safe to drag it u further, to which Chatting replied that they might is it another foot. Chaning accordingly showed the elite flag to the boy, who showed it to the engine-driver. ie engine was then started, and the rope became my tight, when the girder got a sud den j erk and .over. They usually stopped on the approach of a Mil. He heard Chaning say something about the check M, but he could not say to whom. After the accident addressing Chaning, said, " Dick, wluitever ale you start the engine again. I told you it veld come down." Ile replied, " What is the use saying that now"" Witness answered, " I told ? - 1 in time." It was the duty of witness to take orders Su Chatting, who was the man in charge. The " eye " lit was broken by the fall of the girder, but the rope mained intact. The rope had been used before, and he itieyed it to have been a good one. Every time the rope :wed it was almost certain to move more than a foot. The witness, in reply to Mr. DurcheU, stated that the xo bad no instructions not to remove the girders during m running of the trains. Charles Pincher, the driver of the stationary engine, was vet examined. He said the girder wav about 40 yards `am the engine. and he could not see it. They com a:need palling the girder in question at ten minutes to o'clock. In reply to Captain Tyler he said there was a break ma tched to the ergiue which he used when he got orders to 1 4. la Mg) tO Mr. Lewis, he corroborated the statement of Ye riots witness, that the girder while being moved 1 7'ne enne occasionally jerked and shot ahead two or tree feet. In n•ply to the Coroner, he said all the signal.: he re vrel were to go on slowly. The last signal to stop was ":4 before the crash, and when the trains were passing. Inman; of trains caused a little vibration. al* inquiry w a s proceeding when our report left.] OMAN YACHT RACE.—TO-THOITOW, not Monday, 'when fixed for the banquet in honour of this event. Elena performed at the Dublin Exhibition ?au* on Wednesday night, in presence of a large and *mitering crowd of apectatars. The glass building celled Lie rater Ganlen is admirably adapted for the purpose. We have reason to believe that the prevalent amour respecting the three most recent royal marriages .i.thu country is founded on the truth, and that in each *nuke there are good, grounds for expecting additions to at family which is respected by every loyal subject.— Liam. .Frst AND Loss or LIFE.—The village of Green hibe vas the scene of a fire early on Wednesday morn '°o the premise: of Mrs. Henry, a widow, carrying on .-I;!lxisiness of a grocer, situate in Oreenbithe High - street, !Ileh runs parallel with the river, and resulted in the ; . owirlion of a lane amount of property and the loss of .orines—vix., Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, aged 32 ; Bettie ref,. aged 4 years • Walter Henry, 6 months; and I' Poole, aged 13. ,I)AL LAN IN THE UNITED STATES.—In Mi- NU, Ohio, Indians, Illinois, Missouri, lowa imd . alna existence has long been known , and m many Mee " has been extensively mined for commercial ptp, Pio , - In Arkansas, Louisiana, Kansas, and California, ttmerws delayas of a superior quality have been due eweted ; while in Nevada and Oregon, and in the term '' of Washington Idaho Montana, Utah, Colo rado, r 4 otx..New M ex i co: and Nebraska, coal traces have been 'end:within the last fewears, indicating an abundant die l.r,i,beition. The coal fie ld of lowa and Missouri, past t.l the western part :rough the eastern portions of Nebraska and of Arkansas. extends diagonally -fough Texas and enter, the Republic of Dlexico. The 'wteni limit of this extensive field is reported tc) he th , out the 97 th degree of west longitude , where the lime ..ene formation is succeeded by the red saliferous sand toe.. East of thi s meridian, in the extensive lime stone ' '°° ,o bon, the great mineral coal measures °over. cover. 41 3 lame portions of the States of lowa and Missonrt on 3 e west of th e Mississiupi and Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, eel other abaci on the e t of that river, and en t ret n g !num:rove traces in the regions bordering on 0 • 411 .1 the Neosho, the Arkansas, and Canadian Rivers. )sy by for her s a very Ltion to p have govern er from f Nev is on D r. that , 'be, the iharacter e ta:, oh s, might tend to rrs. The illingness 'nation of en Rees, ireenhow, ro ptoriew tteled to evidoroe Intel) di lation at belief that omit:pity or d from the esP ecialtr thwyr et tug , r egation i '47t e d, but denies • m with from , Letention in Ipriatalu ent within the HS. In the Nm e t ho asylum Ley are made here they re -I.ictraents or ~•a( Jorrad. iPs.-111 sn Jorreaf e Laboratorz at newt' 1, wps ef wd that this the 11 011 1 , .e° on tante' ley. „A eLry nem• — .,„. reserve on .. onve yed d w own ere Awa• it st " ng tray-explosions tion. As ions frequen t ' , unattended by in the I lk of o il •-• cat high enogic; ery drop t e a metal e h 5 _ 3 !: which, the Pe.' lamp. re always Atttield obtains =unable vapour _ rbich only Wel tinally safe, in ii as Ullll4 . ! ) e. ; this is urn, L t nr e below elem. r r. This cou p elusively 1.0.11! alternatall Inrc him will maks •tal to It I nd a thu -1 g e nt an- The netw r Nevi Yet,RT is wide s" ----- ,,pos l a work &Tr loch lb"' THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1866. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS ,DAY.) 82,431 13 la disi f 6 _ ili7llB' 9 12 £3 dbl 11 Wiz II as ss I .... .... 10 8 dil - 1 242 7 9 Pln ' i t t r t 1 pro 20 21 62 63 6$ 44 12 13 3 2de 17] 10 7 (lb es or 97 14 16 _ .. il - 9 4101 9 7 dli 9 8 dig 3 2 Oil I 2 pail par 2 gaol \5 5 -- idt. ;em as ei re filita • 84 86 ii abl 6 dill i dui - a MI • I 77 82 SIB ge MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) - 03ra oeosaaa. The stock markets opened flatly this morning, and prices have since given way, upon sales to realise profits, which in most cases must be large, bearing in mind the extent of the advance ' during the last ten days. Some speculative sales for lower prices have also been pressed in British railway securities, owing to the less favourable traffic returns just issued, and the re lapse in chief descriptions ranges from 1 to 1 per cent. The reduction in the funds is } per cent. The principal movement in foreign bonds is a fall of 1 per cent. in Turkish of 1866. The fortnightly settlement will be completed this afternoon. The demand for money in the discount market to-day is rather moderate, but at the Bank of England it is active. The quotation for the best three months' paper is a t i per cent., with excep tional business at 31. The rate for short advances on stock is 3 per cent. Consols are now quoted 90 1 to 1, ex div., for money, and 001 to 1, ex div., for the account (January 10). The foreign stock market is rather dull. Turkish Bonds of 1865 are pressed for sale, and have declined 1 per cent. Italian of 1861 and Mexican are likewise 1 lower. Greek, however, have improved /. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted 58} to 59/ ; ditto of 1865, 31 to 32 ; Greek, 141 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 211 to 1 ; ditto Certificates, 13} to 141 ; Italian of 1861, 53 to 1, ea div. ; Mexican, 181 to 1 ; and Russian Scrip, 1 toll prem. American securities are steady. The 5-20 Bonds are quoted 721 to / ; Erie Railway shares, 451 to 46 ; and Illinois Central, 7N to 791. Anglo-American Telegraph shares have recovered 53., viz., to 15?. to 1. Atlantic Telegraph are also slightly better, at 31 to ;:. International Financial shares are quoted 2 to 11 dis. ; London Financial, 161 to 151 die. ; General Credit,2 to 11 dia., ex all ; Credit Foncier, 4} to 4! die. ; Nation al Discount, 9l to 1 prem. ; and Hudson's Bay, l 6 to 1. The twenty-second ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the City Bank will be held on the 15th pros., to receive the directors' report and declaration of a dividend. The forty-sixth annual meeting of the Imperial Life Insurance Company will be held on the Sth oi January, when the report of the au ditors to the 31st of Oct. last will be presented. An extraordinary general meeting of the English and Foreign Credit Company is called for the St h of January. A petition for the winding-up of the Moyar Coffee Company has been presented to the Court of Chancery, and is to be heard before Vice-Chan cellor Matins on the 12th of January. 11 kLF-PAsT ONE O'CLOCE. There is a renewed demand for public securities, and the tendency of prices is now generally better, especially as regards English railways. The funds are quoted the same as at 1 o'clock, but are firmer l ii _ 10 1063 i i ft S 6 21 21 24 _26 sOUsia vs 22 1 2 11 13 1 12 14 424 55 120 130 65 70 18 20 10 12 10 1 45 1 7 9 15 zd iiii! - in tone. It is evident that the difficulties of the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover, and the unsettled condition of the Great Eastern and some other railway companies, combined with the question of illegality which arose as regards deben ture issues in one or two exceptional ca ses, led during many weeks to a system of wholesale specu lative selling, accompanied , in too frequent cases, by depreciatory devices. A large outstanding spe culation for a fall having thus been formed, in face of a growing plet hora of money, the elements of a great rebound in prices have been gradually created. Amid the fears which are expressed relative to the increased burden that may be cast upon the revenue of some companies in weak credit through their being mulcted in higher rates upon the renewal of debentures, it m ay perhaps be usef ul to p oint out that any change which may take place in this respect can scarcely fail to redound, in the long run, to the disadvan tage of the travelling public. To a considerable extent the railway companies have a means of com as} xd penation in their own halide, in the shape of rise in the fare s . It may be objected, perhaps, that the fear of competition will pre vent this expedient from be in g resorted to, but of late years instances of amalgamation and fusion of interests have become frequent amongst railway companies, - and the movement is likely to spre ad. Nearly eve ry necessary of life has risen in price during - the last few years ;so have railway materials. - Why, then, should not the cost of railway tra velling rise also A petition, numemody signed by the members in favour of closing the Stock Exchange on New Year's-day, was presented to the committee yes • terday afternoon, but that body decided against it, though by a very small majority, owing chie2y to the circumstance that many loans on stock have to be renewed or repa on the lst Janua. The amount of goldid s ent into the Bank yesterday was 39,000/. The America, from New York, has brought 59,0001. in specie , and the Toenail, from Alexandria, 4,734/. Subjoined is a copy of a private telegram from Bombay, dated the 13th inst. : Exchange on London for a tint-class hank bill, 0 months sight, per rupee, Is. 11 fd. ; the Calcutta rate for ditto, per rupee, 2a. exchange on Calcutta at sight, 101 to 101); government 4 per cent. paper, rs. ; ditto 5 per cent. thtto, re. 1041 ; ditto 51 per cent. ditto, rs. 1101; Bank of Bombay rate of discount, ; bar gold. 091 touch, rs. per tola, Iti•g ; bar silver 17 to 17k better nese, ra. per 100 totals, 21,000 ' bales cottiin sailed II from Bombay during the fortnight. Imports quiet. A comparison of the above rates with those current on the I I 28th November (the previous mail day) shows the fol lowing changes : —ln Bombay exchange on London a fall of per cent. ; Calcutta ditto ditto, a fall of A per cent. ; Bombay exchange on Calcutta, no change ; ca n government 4 per cent. paper, a decline of 1 per I cent. ; ditto ditto 5 per cent. ditto, a decline of 1 bier cent. ; ditto ditto Tik per cent. ditto, a riee of per cent.; Bombay Bank late of discount, no change ; Bombay price of bar gold, no change ; ditto ditto silver, a rise of per cent. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,332 i. over last year ; the North Eastern au increase of 780/.; the London and South Western, a decrease of 2,092!. the Midland, a decrease of 1,542/. the Man -1 chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of I 1,049/. ; the North British, an increase of 8171. ; the London, Chatham, and Dover, including the Metropolitan Extension and branches, a decrease I of 137/. ; the Metropolitan Extension, a decrea se of 271/. ;and the Kent Coast, a decrease of 180/. The net profits of the Anglo-frimerican Telegraph Company having exceeded the rate of 25 per cent. per annum from the d ate of opening the cable for public traffic on th e 28th July last, it is officially notified that the directorshave resolved to distribute F to the shareholde rs early in ebruary a " dividend on account," equal to ten per cent. on their shares, leaving the remaining 15 per cent. to be disposed of by the proprietors at the annual meeting to be held in July or August next. The Atlantic Telegraph Company have issued an important circular to their shareholders w ith refe rence t o the 100,000 1 . of 5 per cent. mortgage bonds, held by the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance h o le to bonds were for two years, and as the holders refuse to renew them the Atlantic Telegraph Company must meet them. To do so out of revenue would destroy all hopes of a dividend for some and the directors propose that these bonds shall time, taken up by the share holders for three years, with interest at 5 per cent. -------- The company has power to increase its capital by 800,0001., and when an opportunity occurs the new stock will be issued, and the mortgage bonds will be taken up with a part of the money so raised. The security offered is the priority of the mortgage claims to all others. The company is taking nearly a thousand pounds a day, with every prospect of this being exceeded. The General Trading Company (Limited) have passed a resolution to wind up voluntarily, and have appointed Mr. Hubert George Grist, of No. 9s, New Broad-street, public accountant, and Mr. John James, of Sise-lane, liquidato rs . An order has since been made to conanue the voluntary winding up, subject to the supervision of the court. The " Coffee Cocoa, Cotton, and General Pro duce Freehold ' Estates Conl any of Venezuela (Limited)," have passed resolutions to wind up voluntarily, and have appointed Mr. Edward Addis, of No. 41, Threadneedle-street, public accountant, liquidator. An order has since been made to continue the voluntary winding up, sub ject to the supervision of the court. It seems that already the Americans are availi n g themselves to a considerable extent of the line between Panama and the Arstralasian colonies, worked by the Panama, New Zealand, and Austra lian Royal Mail Company, as many as 24 passen gers from New York having joined the steamer which left the Isthmus on the 24th Nov. The Northampton, 1,174 tons register, Captain Rowe, belonging to the Merchant Shipping Com pany, arrived on Wednesday afternoon in the East India Dock. This ship has made the voyage from Greenock to Calcutta, and thence to London, in 7 months and 8 days, 65 days of which were ex pended in landing and taking in cargoes. The Northampton landed the Greenock pilot on the 18th May last, and took the Calcutta pilot on hoard on the 29th July, making the p.---‘sage out in, we believe, the unprecedentedly short time of 7'2, days. On the , 2nd of October the outward Calcutta pilc left the ship, and on the 84th day she was in tile East India Dock, with a general cargo of 1,900 tons. The Northampton is a specimen of the new composite principle of shipbuilding, having an iron frame and teak planking. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, December 26, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active .... Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,011,=2 No change. Other securities in banking department 20,241,25.; Increase 416,054 Coin and bullion in both depart ments Seven day and other bills 450110 Decrease 40,217 The Rest 3,21;4.777 Increase Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes ts coin) in banking department... 12,314,424 Increase r. 99 2:,r. 'Owing to the continued intiux of deposits—a move ment which has been only partially con:ll,ra , :tea by the enlargement of the advances on private securities—the reserve has experienced a further increase of close upon 60(1,000/. The increase in the coin and bullion is at the same time 4:12,14:i1. —a sum less by about 120,000 i. than the amount known to have been sent into the Bank during the week from abroad. The ditkrence is probably to be accounted for by withdrawals of coin y bankers and others to meet Christmas and ne b w wars payments. Both as regards bullion anti rtsorve, the position of the Bank is now extra ordinarily strong. . Z 33,307,00 Ineresee k605,f1.35 21,%;3,i.:. )ecrease 167.1211 5,7116,3ta incrtaise k;, i i 18,:a2,2.54 Increaae 411,1 BANK OF J An Amount pursuant to the Act week ending on Wednesday, neva tdir, Notes issued aii,Jul,bee ENOLAND. 7th and tith Vie.. e. St fer the the ..;th tlay of bee., land. PaitTIENT. GtrYCIIIIIient deld... a. 11,015,100 Other securities.... 3,9t4, aOO Gold coin and bul lion Silver bullion :a,: A~~~6'io c.~.:w;; zu COLOXILL GOVERNMENT szcmaroß. .--.,---- ONI O'CLOCK. 4 1 6 00 O 'l lkals r allLeikajan 10 The railway market is flat, and prices exhibit a —. Ca5.00vi5p.0.,11177415. to relapse. South Eastern stock bas declined 1 per I P,:,: s e grct " 4 lll, 4 * r e cent. • Lancashire and Yorkshire, I ; Great West- B,tii:esB no. sperotJaii.e./ai 15 ern, London and North Western, ( * re s t Northern 1i5k.5° 8 ,...1 w•firret Ins • St°c 15 Capeot Hopeeper.lBT3 15 A, and North British, i ; Metropolitan and Great -- '7 Dm cameo-um ii Eastern, 1; and Midland and London, Chatham, ..... Do. ao. 1880-90 1 a —.. Do. do. 1890-91 1 and Dover, I. ISO, D0.59.43.10.10et.1900 i Metropolitan stock is now quoted 126 i to i ; tokooo coylogi,eov.iies,ap.ct i Great Western, 540 to i ; London and North , l'„L' 0 • 0 4 P s .o.. E O ,l l, .• 1 , Westers, 120 i to 121 • Midland, 1231 to 1241 ; "Ziaa mnitiu,sl;;,t,. d 0. .. 1 Lancashire and Yorkshire, 128} to 129; Caledo- OA Do. les 1881 than, 123 i to 124 i ; South Eastern, 67 to i ; Great r m t: Do. 1886 Eastern, 281 to i ; Great Northern, 118 to 119 ; Ist% Natal.N oov.eper owe.. ditto A, 129 to i ; London, Chatham , anti Dover, las. wwwoov.evetct. 1,156,800 New South Wales G ov., 3.5 i to 16} • and North British, 37 to 38. sp. otint.,lan to 1876 Lombarcio-Venetianitailway shares have declined 3, 871 . Do. sp. e.lBBl to 189 S 55., the present price being 153 to i ; East Indian 55. 190 , , 000 xewDo=9667 to 187 t are quoted 104 to 105, ex div., and Strand Trunk, 1,600m0 Do. aper cent. 18 to 19k. 560,000 Do. 6 per cent. 1891 104.000 no do. lo9l Jana hDoe 250,000 Nova Scotts 6p. a., 1875 0. 0 ..10 Queensland Gor. 6 p. CO. 1 $l,OOO ' . r. t tli, I"Q: 2 Z 001 Vlc.Gov.6p. e. Jan. July Do. Op. et AptilhOe ot.DINAILY 'SNARES AND STOCKS. Pd. I RAILWAYS —il )esterN i s l 7. Way tadi7 11,144 to p.a.- aTh 71 7 I 1.-2 124 40 46 , 100 s Bristol and Sneer .- ' 10 0 2 , iCaledontan ...... all 'Cork and Bandon all ,Ooeuwall 100 I Dub ll nandßeltaatJunc all I all I tad London Scrip Clerk 10 I Do r o t =ow and S. V Lateen o cet sg . i 100 Do. K. A. Stk., No 2, 100 G rea tNorthof Scotland 100 Great Northern I 100 Do.A J Arse. no dlr. uo-1 100 D 0.131 til4p. c. is paidll 100 Do. Ord Dat. Div. Mock 100 Gt. South & Weak (Ire ) 100 Great Western 100 Do.StourVaLGua.Stk 100 Do. South Wales 100 Do. W. Mid.--Oztord 100 Do. Do. Newport 100 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 Lou.BriAtn, itS.Coostl 100 Loodon,Chatham,aDors 1 10 ° 0 Louihrn e .t .ortt rert.n. c. 100 London&SouthWeetern 100 Man. Shet.,&Lincolash 100 Metropolitan 84 Do. New all Do. Sztension ..-- all Metropolitan District 4 Do. du. do. all Do. &St. John's-Wood 100 Midland 7 Do. 8.9 Shares .. 109 I Do. Birm. & Dalai.. 100 ' North British 100 ,' Do. &lin ,Perth,Dund. ! 'lOO N. Esatern—iterwick 1 169 Do. G. N. & Pure ... 1001 Do. Leeds 100 Do York 100 • Do. Carlisle all s Do. fitock.&Dariing 201 Do. do., 186041 , ,100 'North London 9 ' Do. do.. 1864-5 .• ; 4 I Do. ila, 1868 1 100 North Staffordshire .. ' 100 N. & & Western June. 100 Scottish Central ' 100 Shropshire Union 100 'South Devon 1 1 100 South &astern all :Staines,Wokinghamotc, ; ' 100 'Taff Vale S, Do. C I 100 'Waterford & Kilkenny 6 I Waterloo & Whitehall 4 6 sa n To n BRITISH 11124,.: 115 117 264 sge 6 S 90 le 50i 56 3 6 35 129 30 i 1291 86 87 151 101 10 20 1211 1211 1,3 n 5 51 7.3 Iv% i 2 } Pm '2l 10,1 11 85 00 ~a 118 °O 1*.%,“ 611 fi 4 i 5 126 i 81 87 8 78 I 6,16 6,00 6,00 1,90 4,00 itiab 6,000 6,902 6,00( 1,021 6,001 201 1 I 4°, 521 3 241 31 124 k 125 2 i pm t lj 73 4 15 37 33 14 18 107 108 371 S 3.000, 611 Pm 1.02: Gl} 37} lii 96 96 94 N Si es 79 81 77 79 101 106 106 106 102 104 104 106 88 90 101 103 106 107 104 19$ 104 106 105 107 106 106 104 106 98 100 66 97 90 99 es 92 94 9 6 ga 100 o.3 ssi 100 96 97 " yr go 92 94 toe toe to} 106 1 106 106 ei 7 e r 396 405. 975 INT . Claiverton \ . Clifford . Dev. 0. Coo. Amal (T a vistek.) 1 . Drakewalls . East Bauer (Illogan) 292 . E ast Caradon . East Cern Brea .... S. . East Grenville . ,Esst Lovell . lE. W. Ruston (Tavistk ) 111.2.6 °rambler & St. Aubyn, 66 4 Great Laxey (Limited) all .. Great South Tolgus .. G. W. Vor (Heston) ' 9.0.6 .. Grenville .. Herod's Foot ['Masten Downs , 5.10.6 Margaret I Coy Lelant) 18.17.6 Mute Valley 4 1 1l wyudy Iron Ore • 3 New Seton 56 . 88 North B.nskear North IVheal Crotty ' 2.11.0 Prosper United jP ro videnee (C. Lebuiti' 10 6.7 .. IS. Caradon (St. Cleer) 11 .. 'S o uth Condurrow .. S. W. Frances ,Illogsn', 18 18.9 .. Stray Patk , 65.15.0 .. Tin Croft • • West Basset (Illogan) 1 li W. Caradon (Liakeard)• 14 West Chiverton 1 11 j Weat Beton 1 lli 1 .. W. Beset (Mogan) Wh. goner !Iteftrtith!. 16 W Mary Ann sllenhen2 S Seton 66 i I .. icla. Trelawney (Llsk 1‘ 6.17.0 21 5_ 6., it it 1 it 9 10. 41 17 !.S 11 151 1 1 110 22 It $1 2 4 It 21 Sti 118 120 129 120 66 67 100 101 84} f 2 t1 2 pal ti 12 117 119 11 1 18n 1 i 1 72 74 114 118 118 162 15 41 57} e.' , l 9 10 150 153 8 4 1744 BRIT6II POBBIBISIONB. 102 1 23 idle r - 100 ail ,Atliatle&St.liTirence /IL 1100 Born. Bar. &C. In. Op. c. 10.101 Do. P Shares Mr all 'Buffalo & Mks Huron 14 an ! Do. Preference. 100 'lOO 'Buff.,Brant.,&Oodailds 1 fl per c0nt.1072-S4 St 1 100 IN/ &S. Eaetern6p. c.g. R. 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p.e. g I 100 an Demerarrs,Tp.c. 84 1100 East Bengal ...ITC!. 10 I 6 i Do. do. bdo 80. ;100 ,But Indian ga. 6do M. 100 Gaud Trunk of Canada 100 all I Do. Equip. MB .6p . 100 an Do. Ist pref. Bonds .. 100 !an Do. do. deferred 100 I ell Do. gad prof. Bonds. 100 i all De. do. deferred 100 , all I Do. Itrd pref. Stock.. 100 all Do. do. deferred) 100 all Do. 4th prat Stock.. 100 , all Do. do. deferred 1100 Great Indian Pollinate 10 an l Do. gus 6 per cent.. 10 6 I Do. New d 0..... 10 4 Do. New dt. ,100 s. of India. g. Sp. ct St. • 100 I Do. 41 .per of a 72 4S 56 101 e 1 01 4 102 105 101 191 87 68 61 62 106 107 t 1 pin 1 pm 100 1 02 91 93 .4i. ..i. Do. 20i all at Weatern of Canadol 10} all \ Do. New 100 i all Do:L.:d e a l pay.lan 100 : all Do. do. do. 1877-8 10 ! $ Indian (Llmitodjl St. 100 , Indian gnat. 6 D. cent.' 9t. 100 Yf 4ll '' It . . 100.. 4 r0....:1 20 all I Do. Fifth Fatenslon , 60 all !Leib. and Hobson's lOty 1 100 all I Do. op. ct., pay. 18301 100 all Do. 6P. ct., pay. 1896, s*t. 100 N.P..olCiui.Hp c.1atp.15.1 St. 'lOO &dude, gum. 5 per mat , et. 100 Do. Delhi do. 10 110 Do. do. do. 1 St. I too Do. Ponfaub i . 0 . , • St. ,100 Do. Indus dt. nos. ao.I R~\69. 121 ni 12 t 90 0 3 21 3 4 Usi 102 103 92 44 99 90 00,000' 50 , Agra& Masterrnan's (l ) 10,000 60 i Almon 000100 ' Alliance Limited 100,000 20 ; Anglo Austrian 40,0001 60 . Anglo F4ryptian(Lini.) 1 000; 50 ! Italian (Limi 1 10, 1,300! 30 I As Anglo iatic Bank Cor.new ted) ah 03,0001 40 I Australaeia 12.6001 20 Baukot BritisliColumbia 12,5001 20 I Do. Now, iseusal 2 pm. 10,000! 25 I Bank of Egypt 15,0001 20 Ban k of Otago (Limited), 1 10,000,100 Bank of Queenslan d (k) I I 10,0001 60' Bankof Victoria,Austral I 60,000' 10 , Bank of New Zealand 50,0001 20 1 Brazilian&PortugnesML' I 10,000 50 . B r iti s h &Californiau,L ). 10,000. 60 ' British N. America . _ . , , 40,000 20 IC. Bk. India, LS Ans., Mina, \ 10,000 , Chart. Mee. of India, /M ! 50,000 10 City 10,000 100 ! Colonial 50,000 10 !Consolidated Bank (L ) 50,0001 10 I Do. 10,000 60 . Delhi and London X.). 10,000 60 1 East London (Limited . ) 60,000 20 F as t e rn Exchange:im., 30,00 M 30 ' Y.nglish and American .1 30,000' 40 . Eng.Scot.it Ausl.Chartdi 20,0001 60 I English and Swedish (L d) I ,000 ; 20 Imperial 100 Imperial Bank 3030 (Umita 2,sooperial Ottoman 6,000' 26 lonian 6,000 j 20 Do. New 100,000 20 Land 'Stmt. Bk. India(L) 4000001 100 I D0.69.c.Deb., 11304,30 y rs 20,000; 50 I Lotabk.of3leoco,JteL) 13,000 100 1 London and Brazilian 12,000 20 Do. New .. -- . 6,000 100 London& Riverrlate(Vll 741 \ 10,0 00 ' 25 Do. New, les. at 14pm! 10 .0,000 1 25 Do. do. do., 74 50,000 1 20 Lon. CIL Bank of AMOS. all 37,500 60 Loudon and County.. - 10 72.000 60 London Joint Stock r ... 15 25,000. 20 London &South.Strican all 10,000 100 I Lott. & S. Western ;Lim. , ; 20 6,000 50 1 London & VenetuelML ) 1 124 50,000 100 , London & Wartminster.l 20 10,000 100 Merchant Bank (Lim) . 1 25 5,000 100 1 Do. New -..- . ..1 15 10,000. 60 , Mermintile&Eachan(l4l 124 17,166 10 0 ; M etro. k Pros,. BankkL.)l SO 6,000 100 . Midland Bank (Lim.) , I 20 10,000 6' National of Anstrabalal; 4 10,000 100 , National of Liverpool.. 1 15 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England . - i tt 66,000 20 1 Do. ?nd & 3rd issue... 11 40,000 60 : National Bank 60,000, 10 ; New South Wale* 1 all 50,000 10 . North Wes tern . . . 7 all 4' 00,000' 25 Oriental Bank Oerporn I 17,210 60 Previa. BanidngCorp.(L)l 10 20,000 100 P rov inc. el Ireland •1 10.000 10 ! Do. do. New 1 :11:' 10,000, 25 South Australia .. - 17,061 100 Stand. of B. & Africa . ! . 1 , 25 I 10,000 100 Do. do. iss. at 6i l MI I ma! 10 40,000' 26 Union of Australia -..1 10,000.100 Onion of Ireland (Lim.)i 22 00.000 , 60 , Union of Loudon lui it TI q st. soessi St. 610,0u0 84. 518,00004 81 . 830.01 Bt. 1028•880 312.,830 00,780 84 ; St. \ -- tut 1031411nd In t et es 611 100 102 82 9 0 82 96 es 101 98 99 1 db, 9 1 99 100 _ I JOINT STOCK BANKS. cCialookiiii: 11 ' 9 dis 7 G 419 18i 10 6d4 ' 10 S 819 • 13 85 13 14 611 4 4\ 40 15 411 s : SO 41 7 9 I I dis 2 11 1 416 66 48 id 15 17 34 SS 14 la ii . i.• 'e_a p* s} lid 1 din 7 _ . 6 dial li 16 2,01 ClB, llO 1,0610 0 MOONS W. 033.307. 10 / 0 'PARTYIII I T. Goverumelit Rem title% including lwit.l Weight An nuity other securities Notes Gold tilla Silver 8.7011,5al Coin 121,594 224 1 450,610 ---__ 1.4!•,58A,11•2 1e. 45 , 4 W 17.2 I F. NAY, Deputy Cutler. ii. 421130 1)1 Proprietors' Cap Mal 614,5:4,000 Rest puldie Depos6.4 Sa'. hanks, Com nits. of National Debt, and Dir Act 'ants , Other Deposits • Seven day end other 20,241;.:A; 11,*J74,!,15 Dec. 27, 1866. TH MOAT EVENING. Console, which closed yesterday at 90.1 to ex div., for the 10th January, opened this morning at 904 to and after touching 9 D i to a, closed at 90a to 'or money the last price was 901 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for m one y , 90 i , ; ditto, for account, 90i, it, 11, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89'..!, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Stock, shut ; ditto F ive p er Cent., 2, ; ditto Five per Cent. " enf aced " rupeepaper, 100:: ; ditto Five per Cent. D ebentures, 1021. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady. Exchequer Bills were finn at their improved quotation of 's. to lls. prom. The foreign stock market was firmer. with an - creased amount of business. Spanish Pass i v n e Bonds were in active demand, and rose 1 per cent. Italian of 1861, Greek, and Mexican, also improved ; Portuguese and Spanish Certi fi cates, and Russian scrip, a. EiLvptian of 1814, and Turkislt of 1863, however, declined 1 and per cent. respec tively. Bank shares showed firmness. Bank of Victo ria were in good demand, and rose 1:1. London and Westminster and Provincial of lreland also improved 11. ; and British and Californ Or ian and London and River Plate (New), 10s. iental, however, declined 10a. In the market for fin ancial shares, London Finan cial improved 10s., and General Credit 2s. fid. International and Credit Fonder showed no move ment of importance. Prices closed as f9llows International Financial, 2 to 1 dis. ; General Credit, la to 11 dia. ; London Financial, 16 to 15 die. ; and Credit Fonder of England, 41 to 4i dia. CANONRY AT CIIRISTC111:1011 AND Pitf•FCAsoll - OF ECCLEAASTICAL illsToßT AT 0 X F0F.1.. - We have reason to believe that this chair, lately void by the lamented death of best'Profor and Canon Shirley, has heen offered to and accepted the Rev. Henry Longueville Mansel, MD., Fellow of St.-John's. and Tiaynflete Professor of Blond and Metaphysical Philosophy at Magdalen. I: is cause of great joy to have to signify this appointment 0 our readers, because it is hardly possible that .1 more fit and proper per son could have been selected by the Etri of Derby for pre sentation to her Majesty . Mr. Mausel's career at the I'M versity of Oxford is too well k.nowu to roldi. e much re- - mark from us. He Las gained almost everything tl.at good Livistroot, DE^.....7. -sake to-day : Great Eastern, 2101 1 o*, scholusliip and extensive literature could achieve : and he (ip:at Western, .".1.4 :. 1; ; - Lanesiihn e and I oelo iiii .. . •4 1 g has observed one straightforward and consistent path In 1 iI j 3 ,,.....4,,,,,,i0u nod nirth Western, 121 ' l , l 1 !1l 1 E ecclesiastical and political views, for which he now gains a t i i 02 i 1 544,„.•,..4t0r...0wige1d. 444 ,4 Li,,,,1,44i;,.. roi i 4 well merited reward -fir I ? 'j 7 4 !,, ~:, i e 1 :.; 1% 4 4 ,' : ` l, 1 4 31-MOtTol,,,litlO. In. i-Milf. • I land. 1244. 1 . 1 4 -Nol:h British, 374 ',.: 4 :-North StAltordabires THE MARKET AT Id.AESEILLES.—_k communics. - 174-• liar dauerii. I, i : I i I 01-NorCi F.R 4 OTH (W O4 Hartle tion from Marseilles of the 2:".th has t'.e following :- 1 jss.i., lane -WA! il , n ' oci Lake Barn: 4 :.-10 I a-16-Illinois Since 18f,1 so great animation has never : sisted in our I Central. 73', 1- 1 ',lied State. Eive.leidier, lw:2, 7to, In c market. The transactions in wheat which took place 1 !:_....%7111..trt;...itn,i iit,7l..muitv;,Ahnearetimit--,18.a.,:iiir5...0: an.1:1,..m.,. yesterday for immediate delivery, but prit.c.pally between . . 1 ennenee. - die t+- itrieun sierehauts. Ird. :..16 I d.-Liv••rpoot now and the end of July, reached the enormous amount of . Etchange. asi - itoneorn 6:iiip and AlLali imited . , 2tc. p. 140,00) hectolitres (2 i bushels each), which represents to Nam 117,313:, ITh::. 27.-A very go o d business was done, and round numbers some : ,500,000 fr. Certain rn;rchants now prima generally wens better. Anglo-American telegraph sell by quantities of 20 to 25,000 charge s at a time limited . Is 4 die I :tie i-Atlantic TeletcraPh Prot. 8 lwr , ellt. ' bourse. tti--Great Norther.. A, 1301 30 V/I 30 1 i i I (the charge is in capacity 160 litres, and the ell-Distrietiai .. 17Y, p -Ebbw Vale Co m mpany (limited% 124 weight varies from IZi to 131 or 2 kilograrmries.) The ' d -- Eric*. 4 0,l I e -- 9reat F.Mtern• til . k 9 i 9 ir-Ogett LAMM-. deficiency has extended this year to a large number of French provinces, which must all corue to Marseilles for 1 _ Trunk a Gauads, no-. :relit Weateni, •5.54 ; i j ill i o .I 0 gi • Laneashire and V:wkohlre. 1294 I', . 4 tarn , Live per Cent. supplies, Havre no logger having at its disposition the I fret.. lee, - . 107.-Londoo :aid North NrectaTn, 121201 1 ! 1 I f & Brest quantities of corn which were sent there in 1861 and . r,-)itancitesler, ishcmold, and Lincolnshire. Mt 'll , llll* 18h2 from America. England, as alway, wants immense If 1 a 21 . a 24121 3 . 1 4 '!, ii.,-Metropoßtain, 12p 7 . 61 1 7 I-itid supplies ; Italy has bad a bad harvest, and these two ; t t.ty 242 j i 9 1 n 1-Thani,a and Mersey :amine In:mance i land. Not h i 2 1a4 i Ir, ► :Ci i t l . L 3 ', . 4t:rsTi:2l=nr.iltainittedditlsl N -g countries compete with France at the places of production, tending to raise the prices. Switr.erland sends many . orders; ,d in i t ,.,j, li , _ ; „-, ;. ,4 stm „ 7 ,. 20 ye.x.s. 8 ,,,,, u. , ai 1 3_wom. Afric, who sent us large atoms, has seen her harvests ' B ar ammo so e.-- :....-is NewGrdinary. 11 p. utterly destroyed by locusts. Genoa and Leghorn feed ) Mammon , st, Pic. r.-Busine A done : Great Weston Bir- Italy ; London will furnish the United Kingdom with the .1111m:ham Guaranteed al per cent., at 70; Metropolitan Rally/ T his (lri . Ictrnand'el Wall-'l gham %aitnr'Ntloll:lc3ct ;ie . ir di kt„ th it 9 . econd. and ' i s and Einolnerun Canal, 10 to 11 ; Btri..i , glisan wheat necessary for her consul-ration ; Museilles will supply most of the French provinces, Switzerland, and '. Shaft and Asletree slim's% .Limited , , 41 primi - Fl Cioaiu.,• j P itic; Algeria. The taco which falls upon this market is enorni- , w‘ ,„ ( ,,,j„ ous, but we are convinced that the dealers will be equal Ranking Company 'Limited : par to lc td. p. •. Lloyd's Bask to the exigency. Free trade will enact once more one of Limited , . 8 pram., buyers: Birmingham and Asioniihire Gas its prodigies. The quantities already arrived within the Lao shares, nil to 97 : al3l Muntz's Metal , Limited `, 11 t : thd r k e l e . last two months are very important ; 800,000 hectolitres El C l .e i t i t Bark . hi r; Cent. Consols, 90/-Nor are now on the sea for this port, coming from the Black ri r tto for new aco,,int, MI-Dublin an,t.gfhasjtiraira.L,SBllto-0 Sea and that of Azoff, and if we may judge from the Paid'. elf - Dublin. wicklow, and Wexford !IMO pai '' , (soli quantities to be delivered in the spring months tl.e I Great Southern an 1 western aloe paid:, 901-Great southern amounts to arrive are still more considerable." and Western, 4 per cant pen,. 4100 pald,, 021. •- BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mears. l'atterolen ...lid Smith report more activity in the trade. wit!. a <a.m.::: supply of Wie:d. of Kent and Same:, which are gradually becoming dearer. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. DEBENTURE BTO4 — Siocis. Elt.Esto {P.c. hisr.&94iit o.Pithu.4 p.c. Jan.& J 'lOO O.Wstn.—Vi. M.-0%., p. et., Jan. & July ... .100 Lanc,tYk.4p.o.Jan. &fly 100 Loo.llrlgh.4p.c.J an &Jly 100 1...C.1.W .4p. c.Jan.& July 100 Do. Up.e. Jan.& July 100 L.6.3.W.4p.c. Jot& July 100 Midiand,4p.c.Jsn.&July 100 N. British, E. P. & as., 5 P. ct., Feb. & Aug... 100 N.Bstra.,4p.c.Jan.&July 100 Buot.ll.ll.,4p.c.ApAtOct. 100 DOCLS. le 04 \ et. an d West India . po• 111 1114 St. London &SL II athartn. 100 Si 69 100 Do. Dab. St 4p. mum all St. Southampn ..... : ... 100 St. Sunny CoomtoaiiMat .. 100 • FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. 4 \ all O. Lniensbourgs p.centl 10 all Do. 100 all Havana and Matanzas' 'CO A ll Lausanne and Fribourg! 00 !all Matanzas and Sebanilla, 00 all ' Do. Second Issue.. .1 20 lall North of France 3 p et. I 20 Do "late Chart 3a p.ct. l 00 all Ottoman 'Smyrna, 41e.,1 40 all Paris,LyonsS. sl n s p.cL 20 la)) I Do. New 3p.ct.' 00 ! all ,Recife & S. F. (Pere.).. 4 an Royal Swedish sp. et.. 100 'all Sava La Oran.le 7p. ct.l 20 'all ',S. Ans. k LouvVen. 3p. c. 100 !all !South East. of Port. 7p. e. 20 all,S'outhernot France3p.c. 20 all 'South Italian. 3 per ct. all V.. 2 N. W. ot Fra. 3p. c. A - 1 ti . 84 B7 97 100 gs 88 12i 13 70 80 12 12 92 9 4 le 84 97 bi 9 12i Ui 6 6 11} Ili ItiscuLAicaous. No. ion 1 ...„-, ---- - - _.-----.---- 60,0001 10 ,linglo-AmericanTel.(L.). an 161 151 10,0001 10 .knglo-Yealean Mint ' all 144 V £600,000 St. 'Atlantic Telegraph lOO 36 40 £600,000 St. 1 Do. +per cent. - 'loo 05 70 20,000 25 Austral Agrtenl ... -1 2 0 4 1 7 11 . „ 10,000 ,VS Australian 11.L&Fn.(L I I 1 4, 10,000 10 KsiugparahTesEttatall 5 4di 47,000 10 Berlin Viaterworks (L.); a 111 124 13,600 •10 Do. New 1 iipa 25,000 100 lioletow Vaughan (4) 1 V;.4 ldla Ipn 40,000, 6 'Bombay Gas (Limited)' ' allS 1 4 4 1 4 i. 10,000 11 Do New 6.000 60 !British American Land' 66 20 25 614,780. 113.18. &I. Mal. TeL tL) . „It* 9 0 94 50,000 20 British Shipowners 8,915 821 Canada Compauy •... . all ' 74 78 60,000 10 CanadianLosn& IncL I 24 1 1 1 25,000 20 • Ceylon Company 12,0001 20 Ditto A shares 1!14 1 27,000 2 0 ChbiaSt.Ship&L.CoalL' 11 1 1 94dis 000 10 ;City Discount, Limited.. 8 1 1 rib 20000, 25 CityolLondoult Pru.,L), S I, $ 24 11 16,011 30 'City of Milan Impro.',L.y 10 di 1 8 6 4,959 30 • Do. l all - -dl 16,000' 25 eity of Moscow Gas (L.); all 9 I d 20,000' 50 City faces (Lim. l ...... 11 5 1 3 1 2 . 1 60,000 1 W ' Colonial (Limited) ....I 10 6 S 10,0001 60 Do. 110,000 60 'Commercial Eulon'lus )I 5 Idis 41 60,000 10 Com of AfticanlierALY 3 1 01,11 1 17,500' 20 Continental lln.Ons( L. 'l2 6 6 10 4 . 12,enn, 25 Cop.3l.Eng.,Pref.74 p.c. all 200,0001 10 C. row. of England ~ L) 8 44 43 10,000' 50 Do.of Mauritius (L) lO 5 4 , 10029251 St. Crystal Palace .. 6160,820 St. 1 Do. Preference /1277,000 St. • ' Do. 6p. a ct Perp. Deb. 100 107 110 7,5001 23 Darjeeling (Limlled) _l4 6 4 I 10,0001100 DiscounteorporatiourLl SO 14 , 1260 18,000 14 Easteni Awam Tea c (.11.w.} 51 1 20,000 50 hi ,t n diaLand,C. Platt 10 8 6 I 50,000 20 ,E. India brig. & 16 54 4k 13 1! o 80,000 60 , Ebbw Vale 23 113,813 2 0 I Euv ni ptlanCositTrd.(L ) 9 44 4 I 3879,976 St. , Electric Telegraph . . 100 133 138 70,0001 3 IY.ng.f i Ana. C. m per Limi 4 4 , 20,000: 60 Eng. an d Foreign Credit 7 8 6 6 8 10,0001 100 'Eng.& ScottlahMartn.( 6 26,000 10 'FairbalniKagineering. 6 2 1 50,000 21 Forest :W./rehouse (1 )12 4 1 10,000 1 50 Cellivnia I,Liniitew .. ~ 20 - 150,0 0 0 30 .o.t.heallt&Fin.of LO ~n .i.) 6 11 14 14 20,000 16 .fien. Stea m Narifistloo ll 17 10,000 50 Monte &Colonial 7 9 As.(L), 5 4 311 , 1 6,030, 10 IlionsKoint& China Gas' all 161 17 all 100,000 1 20 I lludarin's Bay 90,000 40 I lm.Lan dC o. Marseillea LlO S 71 60,000 1 I n dian Carrying (Ltna.)l If, 2 1 f ' 150,000 20 I n t er nat. Fitian.SoctL), 6 1 1100,000 20 .Interuat.LaralC re dit(L) 6 4 3 20,0001 60 ltalian Land. . . ... - 60,0001 '-'o Malian brig. ,Can. Cay ) all 7 8 1,09000 0 100 Do. 6p. c. li.la. r. 1870 all 55 60 20,000 50 Land Secnritles(Lim.) , 6 14 24 4,000. 25 Lond.AfrieanTrading •1 le 5 1 20,000 25 Lou. ,t Caledou. M. (1)1 6 4 3 60,000, 10 Lou.Conn,yland&ll.(Ly 2 - - p 11.400 5 Load. DistrictTeleg.r all 15 04 40,000 60 • Llslltt. Flnau. Aso. L. 25 16, 15 die 148,595, 1 4 'Load. 0. Ornnibuse. L. an 3 st 5,000' 50 Lond.fiGlasn.ling.Co.( 25 23 21 dh 64,500' 20 Load. Provincial Marine 1 1 4dis 4pn 50,0001 20 liadraslrriga.&Canal.. 1141 2lidt 201 Do. ........ au! 12 4 lel iiiioo •lb • Marine inciattnent ( . 1 . ..) 64l a a4at 12,600! 20 MaurithisLan.l. &c. (L.) , 2 1 0401 12,000' 10 NI edit. F.Men. 'rel. (1 1.. 1 all I 3 10,0001 50 Merchant Shipping (L.) 20 I 11 12 dl 9 di 25,000 1 23 MillwallF.Ld.&Dock(L) 171 , 121 40,000 50 51111w51ltronWorks. .. 74' 10 Bdi 22,600. 10 Natal Land &Col.C. ( . 1. 1, 1 e 4 3di 120,000. 25 National Die. Cora. (L. 6 04 tor. 40.000 25 Do.New,lts.sp.2(tobe 24 4 som 10,000 25 NationalPrer.Matine'Ll 24 SI 2 d 50,000 100 .National Steam Nay.(Ly SO 1 14 12 d 11,000' 20 NerbuddaCoalitlron;L.)l 6 1,115 \9 4 6,000 1 20 I Do. New .... - . - 6 }die P 25,000 10 NewCoosolidat.Dis. (L. I, 24 , 1 0 4 W,030, 25 Nlealand L.SM.Ag.(L)I $4l 4 23,000 77 N.Zealaad T..t Loan (L.). 5 4 I p 15,00 0 10 Northorn UsansTea(L.)l 3 5 3 d 26,000' 10' Do. 8.... - 11137,176 St. N.BrisAustralsgan (L.lllOO 40 60 40.00 0 60 N.Brit&Mercan.ln.(L : 64 154 16 15,000 10 N owgong Tea (Limited 1 4 44 * 40,000 2.5 'Ocean Marine (Insura.,`' IS 14 16 ; 000 60 Orientalllnancialfllm.l lO 61 50,000 6 10tieutalGasLlmitsal).. SM , 61 50,000, 6 , Do. Yaw. .... .... 1 1 par I. lg 60,0001 10 Orieut.lnlana..). all ; 1 2 25,0301 10 lOtsato & Sthlaud Invest.' 2 1 041 llopoo 5 'Ottoman Gas (Limited)! all 1 4 62,600 10 .rgunimall.sl..Steans(l)l all all y 8 10,214 61 Do. y} 4 600,000 St. 1 1 eelitlv.Larol& M164 1 / 1 00 1 87 40 W ! 20,000, Pelainsuler & o.l3team.. all 62 64 20.0001 40 • 1)0. do. New ... 45 10 12 I 17,000. 1) Quebrada L, 8.., IL (L.)• all 4 1 10,030 5) r.hymney Iron ............ 15 27 ,000 15 Do. New , ... 1 all 7 8 10 18,034 25 itioJ.Citylraprov.(l..)..l all 16 20 16,066, 25 Do. do ...... 22 7 6 1 in,oool 2k) Rio Janeire; Gas Rini), all so 21 16,000 100 .11oyal Mall Steam 1 60 94 97 000,000, St. 'Scot. Moira. Invest. (100 120 ITS 30,000, 20 r,oe.Finan. dEgypta (L.l 10 7 6 I 20,000 50 s. African M.& In. (L I 6 144 444 14,200' 13 ISnathAustralianland , all SS 16 12/110,000 . St. 'Submarine Telegraph 9:O eo 60 lil Do Scrip . ... -. . all 4 1 1101 TelConstruo.&llain(l4) all -- - r Do. Do. -.. IS 1 44; 14( 120 iThamesklferseyln.(i. 2 114 '2O 'Trinidad Petroleum (L. 84 -- - c 1 1 1 0 IrasitricrlcYtlaCtla 1 t 01 5 4 50 lln.liarioe of Liver. 11l 6 I t i t 1 6 Unite•l K. Teleg. Co. 10 Univers. Mminelns. L 6 SI * 10 Upper desamTeCLina) 6/ - - l 1 s Do. ....... .. ....... au 10 SO Van Diernmisiand (L) 1184 64 94 101 Viceroyof Zgypt(3llor.;Ll all \ 73 74 50 Warrant Finance (Lim.)l 10 46 9 / , GO Wastbulla&PacileSt.cLi le ps i 3 1 dist {Pm 121 di+ si 0181 -- 7_17 idial 2 17.6 00 100,200 37,600 60,000 100,000 30,000 60,000 gi,ooo 35,000 10,000 16'4 6001 novo 30,000 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 12g. Sambre and Ideupe. 7e. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, IW MINES-(THIS DAY.) Oss o'Ciaae. The transactions in the mining market to-day are numerous, although attention is partly directed to the completion of the fortnightly settlement. North Crofty, Great Reta Hack, Chffordl Amalgamated, West Frances, Prosper United, Wheal Uny, Cern Camborne, Wheal Buller, Prince of Wales, and Tincroft shares are in chief re quest. Somo of the present quotations are as follows :—Tincroft, lli to 121 ; West Frances, 12i to 13 ; Prosper United, 3 to 1 ; Great Retallack, 225. 6d. to 245. ; Wheal Un 1 tot ; Wheal Buller , 18 to 19 ; North Crofty, ' to t i ; Prince of Wales, .2.35. to 275. 61. ; Mine ral Rights, 9s. to lls. ; Chontit.es, 2;., 1 to i ; Great Laxey, 161 to 1 71 ; and West Chiverton, 54 to 55: The directors of the Frontino and Bolivia (South American) Cold Mining Company have made a ill of 2s. tkl. per allure, payable on the 18th of January, and have forwarded a circular to the shareholders, in which they state that the fraudu lent misappropriations of Mr. Foaming, the late secretary, will not exceed 5001. They also mention that no circumstance has come to their knowledgo which is. in their judgment , ca lculated to lessen. I the confidence heretofore felt by them in the good ness of the mines. The directors of the Caldbech Fells Consolidate(' Lead and Copper Mining Company have made a call of 55. per share, payable on the 25th of COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The quantity of English wheat on sale here to-day, coastwise snd by Mud-carriage, was very moderate ; whilst the condition of the samples was somewhat inferior. All kinds met a slo , inqii.ry, yet factors were firm. and. Monday's price+ w.•re well supported. We were tolerably well. but not to say heavily, sup plied with foreign wheat. Russian qualities were in fair request, at extreme quotations; but other descriptions ruled heavy, on former terms. Floating cargoes of grain comm anded very little atten tion, at late rates. Malting barley was ir:arcc and in request, at very full prices. Grinding and distilling sorts were heavy, but not cheaper. Malt wa+ hi •earaae supply, and sluggish requeet, at about station .ry pri The sale for oats w..s very inactive, and tuft rior parcels were rather ale seer. Beans and peas were very dull, and the quotations were barely supporteo. The sale for ..oe r. both English and foreign, was steady. seeds ruled hi . in price, and cakes supported the late advance in the quotations. CU RANT . PRICES. --- LNULIzIL l'a Qr. WltalS a a. OLT'S. &Wei, lk eut, red, "II r; t., fin . Scotch pc,:i.t.i to•iv :' , i t. .11 Irish, Nark .... „ lb. white ned ~ white •• • w F , ... Go :.11 Imans Norfolk and Lini.oi.i . NVagal3 ' red, new . .60 t) I." , Tick BAULET I Harrow Malting *.V. Ili.tilling .. . . .to 11 Max Grinding .. Aut. Essex. Norio'. a i . \\*hit, Suffolk 74 to 7. 1 Itoilera ... • • • Kingston and %Sae .: to 7,..1 "'LOOK. 1 Drown ;.s L., t.,:;; Town nuL.le, per 240 V'. Ina. . . ... 51 to IT R . 3'2 to 34 llonselnad . .... 47 to EA ismintry 3? to 3r.' Norfolk and Suffolk, ._ •to ~i . el snip :11 to 31 rer Qr s. ;u to 11 to 21. '272 to 4) to 44 41 to 44 44 to 48 411 to t 37 to 40 :w to 43 ♦t to 45 —tom ll ~..... DOW', ind 1.4,40 Scuich, lend . 43 to 45 IMAT Dmitzte and h•nn_ berg 11,e4ock 6; M0.V. 1 .b burg Danish .. ituusian,luird „ soft PmElos. .. Par Qr. Per Qr I. Wallah and Kwedlah. It to w w in 61 to ;4 Matadi:al B 6 3..... .0 37 to a 40 10 41 54 to Co I . DAM& . 54 to h. ) I . 4tYPetan P. Z.7' 56 to 61 i 3tapie - • !toile' Puw 93:),V79 30 10 99 39 au ArnerlCllo. red INDIAN et.MIC. wh.te • —to I LA White :'G to 49 Grinding . ... RLli'i . ... MD. M I Yellow ...,._ . Distill i ng liwiting ilsr: . Spanish ~ , ... 45 to 40 Gulchtrewir. 4 to to 5$ feeding ASJIIVAL6 OP OltAlN• &c., INTO LONDON. BY W ATI& CA.11.11.1..AGe., 1;••01 DE. :. .21 Dl DEC. 27, INCLI.InIYg. - ---- Wheat. M ar l e y. Malt. tats. Flour I O ra. on.. I qrs. ' nrs. bri4. 'sacks. '2'2) 1:;40 1 4•JJ I 20.1 .• I 74. I . •..11 .I. 1! , i) Enplishawdicach Iho YonAgu Total ; • 4 941 I 3:4:20 I .:140:0 2260 ; 34W 1 511303 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS, (THIS DAY.) (sr ILECTNIC AND INTLRNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) (PlLuit ol:K OWN COW.M.PoNDENT.) Corr..x.--Ttrkaeta botu rahert 10 quiet Thn e actuas tookl stock ham been announ o ma ..,I. 000. on band to-day is bales, being %am above dr estimate. Tie stock of American is it7,:t7o bales. East India, 269,11 M hale, CORN.—The market moderately att.nied. Wheat, better tour, Lit not active ; flour quiet. at tato rates So ; beans firni; o atmeal support former pri ces. little Indian emu offering that holikrs make Ms. for mixed American. _ _ _ —......._ _ WAKEFIELD C or.N 31ARKET.—(THIS DAY.) lay iIIIACT::C AI) N !NTLICiaTioNAL TELL:I:INPII.) (PK NI , i-n OWN c iiiite.sromirtrr.l Trade quiet. a:ttl prices untateled from In week for all articles. -- MINCING-LAND.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAII.- -No au!sse me reported, but tlitre appear to b. buyers at !iron roorraf. --A tail business bas been transacted at a slight advot, • on Iso , t week's rates. Tea.—The no....'mt is steady, but quiet. RICE %ND SAI.-I•Ei HF. —No wiles reported. liags sold at 20 1 . 2id. B' h.—A parcel of common Jamaica sold at 2s. 1111. Coorro::. -The .'.envind continuos active, and pr:ixa show an aolvance of ; , 1. m- . deer lass cek's mteg. t'ete p rsb lb urg ch.on firm w at 3lf. 10a. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The rear:Let is firm nt the following prices t : —Town. tallow, 4.:. ;! Prtersbur- ; Y.C. on 61. the spo, 4fis. ; January to Diareh, ; 31reh, 455. HIDE M A RKET S DAY.) LEINHALL.— li.es : to Gilbs.. 214. 041.; (Alba. to 729)4.. 2:;d. to ; 72Ibt. to 801ba, 3d. to 30. • G 01 1 ,.. t., -114_ 3.1. to ;KW s. !Nabs.. , 3'd. 'to :Sl.l. Horse bidet, 9s. to 10s. Gd. Calf skins, 2s. (kl. to 44. ; fill, 7s. BERNONI.tir T. SlicepAins : Polled, 10s. to 125.; Kent' and 11.1:•breds, Od. to Os. 3d. ; downs. Gs. OcL to 1 \ F 21 Inns lining Aonel most netre o the drill te the eosins Anew water's a pro-