The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, 1884. LIFEBOAT SERVICES. BANK.—( THIS DAT.) ,!ialf-yearly meeting of the proprietors was 1 , SUNDERLAND, somas NIGHT. „we, at the Loudon Tavern ; Mr. Perm Bann in A few days ago (reports Captain Heard, R.N.) the Whitburn boat of the National Lifeboat Institution rage and balance-sheet were Presented was instrumental in oaring seven men from the steam tug directon have now to inform the proprietors that Rob Roy, of Sunderland, bound from that port to the river 2,000 shares of the authorised capital of the Tyne. There were four of the crew of the steamer and isle been allotted, upon the tea. and conditions three men belonging to • schoouer which they were going to in their last report, that the premium upon this tow round to Sunderland. At 3 a.m. a light was seen at "'; •,s ',wen received in full, and that the sum of 17,820/. m e from Whitburo, and shouting. were heard from the men been received on account of inetehnente. on the tu g . The alarm was given, when the lifeboat was ,:Juuts of "Liabilities and Assts" and " Profit instantly manned and launched and went off to their relief. " annexed to this report show that, after It was half flood, and there was a heavy sea on, and the the whole of the current expenses, amounting to morning no my d ar k an d foggy. The as b a d maw the Hs. 3d. (including an ample provision for bad and tug's boat away, and had the men not been so speedily debts, and the usual half-yearly sum of 5001. rescued they would all have perished, as it was a riming tide utf the building account) ; allowing for rebate en and there was a bole in the bottom of the vessel, which not „ounted not Tat due, 8,5631.17 x. sd„ ; and transfer- eery long afterwards became a total wreck. It was found the " s e m° fu nd 50 °° 1 " the directors are "ablia that she had struck on the "Steel" Rocks off Whitbura. ,re the usual dividend of 6!. per mat., and of 11. 10e. per share, both free of income • „,•re two payments being together equal to 12/. per , er annum), and to carry forward to profit and lees j aunt the sum of 9,3801.19` Bd. By the addition of ementioned 50,0001. to the reserved fund, that .w amounts to 130,0004, and the directors opinion that the time has now arrived thee may take into consideration the expo- allowing it to accumulate at compound interest. .colors have to express their regret at the decease : much esteemed colleague, Mr. William Gardner, inform the shareholders that the vacancy thus owe .t the board has been filled by the election of Mr. .mipbell (of the firm of Messrs. John Campbell and ..tiject to the confirmation of the present meeting. vidend and bonus will be payable on and after Tue.- -,,e '..'dth inst. :Unities and Assets, Friday, 31st December, 1863. io capital paid up, viz., 501. per share on 8,000 shares, ; to amount of reserved fund, 80,000/. ; to amount ... .. the bank on current and depoeltancounie, bills pay- I ~litters of credit, &e.., 3,525.9751. 9e. 9d. ; to amount .. ,•!,e,l on account of new shares, 17,8 . 201.; to premium . ‘Ed on 2,000 new abuse, at 251. per share, 50,0001. ; to • : and loss, for the balsam of that account, viz.. surplus • -brought forward from last half-year. 3501. 154. 7d. ; added, 56,4124 12s. 9d. ; together, 56,7631. 84. 4d.— ...;.130,5551. its. lei. Cr.: By Exchequer Rills, g 0..• ..• ant securities, and Fiat India Debentures, 294,099/. .. :1. ; by other debentures, 10,2431. 15s. ; together, ; . • "..L. 21 ; by other securities, includiog Ws dia . -,.1 sod loans, 3,968,8171. Os. ld.; by bank premises in i -..iceedle-street and Old Bondetreet, furniture, 6.- 1 .... a ce.. 30.4441. 15e.;by cash in hand at Beak of England ~.,, A call, 326,9131. 194. 10d.—told, 4,130,658/. 18e. Id. .rofit and Loss Account.— Dr. : To current expenses, ...i.gg salaries, rent, stationery, directors' remuneration. ' • . rtioo of building expenses, allowance for bad and .: , 11 debts, income tax, &a., 14,828/. U.. 3d. ; to - :r.t carried to profit and loss, new account , being rebate I • .'2.1 discounted, not yet dm, 8,553/. 17e. sd. ; to ,At transferred to reserved fond, io addition to the ..,'. already at the credit of that account, 50,0001. ; to I::, .1.3 a account for the payment of a dividend, at me of 6/. per mut, per annum upon 409,0001., ---:•it of paid-tip capital upon 8,000 eliiiee, 12,000/. i ~,tis of 11. 104. per share on 8,000 shares, 12,000/. ; Airided profit transferred to profit and lost new ac -;. 9,30/. 19a. Bd. ; total, 106,763/. Ba. 4d. Cr.: By :at ., brought down, viz.:—Surplus brought forward , -.. lut half-year, 350/. 13a. Id. ; since added, 56,412/. ;. il. ; together, 56.763/. Bs. 4d. ; by premium on 2,000 P . ilexes, at 25/. per share, as above, 50,000/. ; total, i t ...7,,V. Bs. 4d." ::e CHAIRMAN in moving the adoption of the report and vc :ate, observed that the earnings of the last half year s,:. ioosiderably in excess of those of any previous half , te. sithough high rates of interest had only recently cone iota operation. The expenses unavoidably exhibited so-,,,. increase ; and the board had also presented to the p.:,;er. Mr. White, the sum of 2,0004 as an acknowledg. 0.,: of his valuable services . (Chien.) The earnings of IL- 'auk during the last half.year, were at the rate of no ),.. than 17 par cent. per annum; and the accounts a k :utter were moat encouraging as regarded the pros-' I.:, of the concern. (Hem, bear.) :_ reply to a question, ' T, co AIRMAN said the amount at which the buildings e ~ r4loed in the company's books, namely ;0 , 000/.,was, he 1, , •?ved. considerably under their actual value. The City 1,:: ;remise.; alone had been estimated at 30,0001. The lc— of the City• Bank had 80 years to run, and that of the I:rd-street branch 30. as report was adopted unanimously, and a dividend at V.- rite of 12 per cent. per annum having beet declared, the . i . vt•itags terminated with votes of thanks to the directors, In..ltinsger, and the other Mfioers of the bank. MARE Lf1813,-(11118 DAY.) Two oVtooz. The operations in the railway market to-day are upon a restricted scale , and prices generally are unaltered, compared with those last current yes terday. As regards the principal stocks, the only variation is a reduction of per cent. in South Eastern. London and North Western stook is now quoted 106 k to 107 ; Great Western, 651 to 66 ; Midlaix., 1281 to 3 ; Lancashire and "Yorkshire, noi to 111 ; Great Northern, 127 to 128 ; Caledonian, 1201 to 121 ; South Eastern, 941 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 491 to 50k ; Metropolitan, 106 to 107 ; and London and South. Western, 1011 to 1021. With the exception of East Indian, which has declined, Indian railway stocks present no change. Canadian lines are inactive. Bahia shares are firm. WARES AND I Clok* ptiesa Balm to-day . yastarday. I to ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. BAUNATIL yeloreamtais I Sibs . to 1 paii. it I"SO 62 :1 I 10 1 1 pail 1 Jpa I Atlantic& ill Lowrance Boco. Bar. &C:.ln.g.6p.c. Do. New Do. It Shares Buffalo k Luke Harm; Do. Preference Bog., Brantol Goderielt 6p. a Ink Aug. 1,1131 Do. do. July 1, LIU Do. do. June 1,147 a IC& Billasternap.a. g. gape T. it Dock Op. C. g. ' Demerara,7 p.c.per. gilt. Bmgal in. 6 t iled Indian go. 5 do Do. Q Extoncloa Do. H do GrDaodo. Trunk pref. of lit Ikeda Do. do. daderrel m 5 I. Do: and peeL Do. do. dearest Do. ard pref. stock Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Steels .. Do. do. deferred Ireat Indian Peninsula Do. g. percent. ....I Do. January, leal It. 8. of ladle R. 6 p. et.. Do 41 per cent. :Gt. Western of Canada Do. New Do..p.c.Bda pay. 1073 D 0.14 do. do. IST7-8 Dfanch, Limited _ gi 11 es 86 i 11:: iiiais ss Dw New Madras goal. 6p. cent lOSe Do. do. L 90 Do. do. do.— 54 Do. Mak .Malb. Corp S par o. DO Math. assabsoa'sllay• 57 IN.Drra.tOaa.ds.A 56 I N.lLoteaa.Ope.lip.ll. I tOl Wade, gas. 5 dor add i s 1 Do. Dotal do. 1 105 Do. do. do I Do. tortlanb d 0... Do. lades M. Mot. do. 100 -- i PE r‘i lai:i IOP. I 102 I 1064 -6i 11 - OOLONLL GOVILWICINT 102 101 £104900 BrltiahOobs.624.et.,lB7l 100 Do. do. 18811 190 Cam 0ar.118.6,187744. 100 102 104 ... 1 D 0.6 per aL leb.42Ass. 100'; 103 106 D 0.6 pereLMsr.3lloo l 103 106 2,214,808 ... Do 6 pee etaao.tri 'loo' 91 92 685,100 , per et. 196 100' 90 92 100,000 .. 'Card CiHopelp.e2.l672 100 , 107 109 do. 18804'100 109 111 .... I Do. do. 19W 100. 110 111 . Do. do. 1801100 c 108 110 140,000 .. 01epton.No0. 1818, 6p.et,. 100 104 106 160,000 Do. 1870. do.. 100 110 112 100,000 .. Masuitlos 0 per et.. 1873 100' 104 106 100,000 .. Do. 1678 100 107 100 1881 100 109 111 161,600 ...Natal 000.6 pet eent,... 100 108 110 104000 .. - New 8r9114. Goo. p.ct. 100 102 104 14.8.1 9 5ke 00. 6 p.e.1866 100 99 100 Do. Op. C. 1871 to 1876 100 97e 100 e Do. 6p. e. 1888 to 1891 100 110} 1001 180.000 .. New Zealand 6yysr coot 100 107 100 160,000 .. Nova Bcotla 6 p 18 7 6 100 106 106 76.000 .. cpwendead 000.6 p. et. 100 109 111 8.Au4.00v.6p. e. Bonds 100 100 Ul V10.00v.11p.c.Jan.471117 100 .... .. Do. 40. 6 p.c. Aprllaoe. • 100 110 Ul BRITISH MIMS. - - • _• 75000 2 'Cambrian Cow Doll. A. 1 ! 9 9 AK' 3,000 .. 1431.4vertoa I 2 11 12 2,500. .. 'Milord A.Ol 3B 39 1 1 figs 13,800 .. .Drakewalla ,l'avistk.); ' 2.1.11 1 la I s I 2 612 . Boat Bard illlepa) ; 39 I 479 70 i 60,000 1 East Oman 0614 (Um) Ila. 9 dim pa 1 6,144... • East Grath= 3214064 97 28 Ad 6,000 .. Fast earn Brea 4, 000 .. E. %V. Russell (Tavistk ) 5 465 .. Gnu:l6ler et Kt. Aubyn 8113% I 599 9 11 53 6,000. .. IGreat Booth Tapia ... 17a I 4 49 6,9.19 40 .. G. W. Tor kßaitoo) 1 l4 16 1 6,000 .. Grenville 1,024 .. Usrod's Foot 'IL lla 87 39 41,030 .. 'Kingston Downs 2113104 3 Se 6,000 .. lady Bertha 2.51.0 9 9 i 01.6 .. Mlwaret ;Puy Lelaot) 91 I 16 17 9,009 .. ' Marka Valley ' aft. et 0 40,0e6 4 Nwyndy Iron On 1 19 64 Ms, 400 .. New &ton 6,000, .. North Downs 700 .. North foskeer coo .. N. Wh. Basest ;Mope' 3.1.0 ! 29 2 5,640 .. North Wbeal Orally 1,120 .. Providence (U. Leant 10.37 44 66 TOO .. Reakear Nowell' : 11.14a1 19 89 ' 612 . S. taralon ;St. Merl en .. 4 , W. Frances (Illoput) 1318.9 1179 al 220 .. Stray Park 3917.4 16 10 9,000 6 Tarn wSlittLead 14. C 49 ' 9 4 6,000 .. Till CIVIC ' 9 I 19 9/ 6,000 .. Wet Basset (Moan) ; 19 11 12 1,024 .. W. Camden ,L ( skeard) . 9 I 19 21 3,000 .. West Cbiretton 400 .. West Setup 512 .. Wh. Basset allopn) i 69 ' 89 86 256 .. Wh. Buller (Italriab) 1 26 25 4,800 .. Wheal ladcott i 2.0.8 I 19 19 1.024' .. W.MaryAzul(Menben ; 8 ' 139 14. 306 .. Wheal Iletoa 689 150 160 LOP .. Wb. Trelawaey (1.6*-); 7 . 2 4 4 I" 6,000 .. ,111 teal Colon FOREION MINES. Pd I Cl. prim. I Seim MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY 3 I Mewl, 90 19 ditto fee meant, 90 104 90/ ; . Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, Liam Three Per Cents. Wk. 1, ; Annuities, 1 1 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent. 106, 1051 ; ditto Four per Cent, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture'., 1860, 091. The India Five per Cent. Stock has receded. Exchequer Bills were steady at Cia. to la die. The foreign stock market was decidedly heavy. Nearly all the principal speculative Mods have given way. There was quite a panic in the market for Greek Bonds, which have fallen nearly 2 per cent. in consequence of a statement that a very inadequate offer is about to be made to the bond holders by the Greek government. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in the Bank of Egypt, Bank of Londos, Lindou and Buenos Ayres New, Mercantile and Exchange, and National Bank of Liverpool, but a reduction in Alliance, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, European, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian, London and Colonial, and Anglo-Austrian. The latter closed at Ito 1 prem. There was a fresh rise in National Discount shares. Ocean Marine, Thames and Mersey Marine, ttni vernal Marine, Oriental Inland Steam, and Joint Stock Discount new shares, were all inquired for. The shares of the International Financial Society were in active demand to-day, and roes 10s., closing at 5/ to prem. ; General Credit were 2s. ed. lower, at 21 toe prem. ; and London Fina ncial unaltered, at 1 prem. Land Mortgage Bank of India shares were last quoted 11 to 21 prom. ; Land Securities Cont i:Noy, / to 1/ prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit, 1. to 1/ prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, lf to 2 prom. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, to 4 prem. ; Australian and Eastern NIP lotion, 11 to 2 prem. • Contract Cor poration, 21 to prem. ; Consoli d ated Discount, par to prem. ; Mercantile Discount, W I prem. ; British and Foreign Contract, 1 to 1# prem. ; Financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; Littluhamp ton Steam, 5 to 6 prom. ; London Italian, and Adriatic Steam , 1' to prem. ; and International Racecourse, 11 to 21 prem. Cape of Good Hope Government Debentures mere in demand. Two o'Choos. The stock markets continue to show heaviness, a bad effect baring been produced by a statement that Denmark has rejectzd the ultimatum presented by Austria and Prussia, and that these two powers have, in consequence, withdrawn their ambaisadon from Copenhagen. There is also a rumour that more gold will be taken from the Bank to-day. The funds have again declined I per cent. Home railway securities and the speculative foreign bonds are also heavy, but the reduction in prices is not so considerable as it was yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 50c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 901 to for money, and 914 to 1 for the account (Feb. 4). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, ; ditto for ao count, 901, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, ; New Three per Cents., 90;), , ; Bank stock, 236 ; India stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1051, t, 106 ; ditto Four per Cent., 100/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 99 ; lied Sea Telegraph, 20 7-16, ex div. ; and Exchequer Bills, 66., ls. dig. Foreign stocks are heavy, and most of the specu lative descriptions have declined to 1 per cent. Greek Bonds are now quoted 211 to 1; Mexi can, 341 to 361 ; Spanish Passive, 333 to 1 ; and Turkish Contsolidds, 461 to t. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, scrip, 11 dig. ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Egyptian, 101 ; ditto second issue, 100} ; Greek, for account, 211, 1; ditto Coupons, for account, 91; Italian, 674; ditto Maremmana Railway, 751; Mexican, 351; ditto ' for account, 351, 4, 341 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 841 ; Portuguese scrip, 1863, 4, It dia., ex div. ; Russian, 1862, 89 ; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 46, 451 ; ditto Pas sive, for account, 331, 4; ditto Certificates, for ac count, 151, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 891, ; ditto, 1858, for account, 70, 69} ; ditto, 1862, for account, 671, 661 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 671; Vene zuela, 1862, for account, 55. International Financial shares are quoted fit to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 10.1 to 11 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 prem.; Merchant Banking, 31 to 4 prem. ; Land Mortgage Bank of India, 11 to 21 prem. ; Eng lish and Swedish Bank, I to 14 prem. ; Consolidated Discount Company, to 1 prem. ; West India and Pacific Steam, It to 2 prem. ; Mauritius Land Credit and Mortgage, 1 to lt prem. ; Die count Corporation, 31 to 41 prem. ; Contract Cor poration, 21 to prem. ; Anglo-Italian Bank, to ,! prem. ; Australian and Eastern Steam, 11 to 21 prem. ; Loudon, Italian, and Adriatic Steam, 1 to lt prem.; and Land Securities, 1 to 1 prem. The Paris advises state that the applications for the new French Government Loan of 12,000,000!., the lista for whish opened yesterday, are expected to reach an astounding total. According to the belief of some, au aggregate of four milliards, or 160,000,000/. sterling, will be attained, being more than 13 times the amount of stock offered. The Bank of Franca is stated to be still losing bullion rapidly, but it is said that a portion of the with drawals are effected by persons who intend to sub scribe to the new loan. Thu Vienna Bourse on Saturday was firmer, and the Austrian funds rose 1 to 1 per cent. The exchange on London, however, remains as high as 120. The following is an extract of a letter addressed to the committee of the holders of Greek Bonds of 1824 and 1825, and dated Athena, the Bth lust. "I understand that a project is on foot to bring on a discussion in the National Assembly on the claims of the bondholders, and my informant said that the idea had been favourably received," The particulars are published of a considerable number of Bonds of the Austrian Five per Cent. Loans of 1852 and 1859 which have been drawn for redemption. About 93,0001. in bar gold and 48,000 sovereigns, making a total of 141,0001., were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The former amount is probably intended for the Continent, and the latter is known to be for Alexandria. The amount of Australian gold now on the way 'to England is 242,500 1 . The S uffolk has 115,500/. on freight ; the Water Nymph, 56,0001. ; and the Omar Pasha, 71,000/. The failure is announced, under discreditable circumstances, of Mr. J. P. Moll, silk broker, of Old Broad-street, with liabilities for about 80,00i.N., • considerable portion of which, however, are se cured. The unsecured creditors will, it is stated, get no dividend. Some of the creditors, with a view to have the facto in dispute thoroughly sifted, are about to make Mr. Moll a bankrupt. This stoppage has also caused that of the respectable firm of William Chappell and Sons, silk throwsters, of Coventry, whose liabilities reach about 40,0001. In this case, however, it is thought the unsecured creditors will obtain a dividend of 7s. or Bs. in the pound. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Thursday next a special settling day in the shares of the following companies, viz. : Loathes and Celedoeiau Mediae Insurance) Compeer (Limited) West Jodie Pacifo Steam Bbip Oceepeor ! An to be (Limited) Australian Matisse Land end Theme) Company (Limited) Loudest Tavern Company (Limited) New } N o t t o be Mari Shares ne Investment Compeer (Limited) muted. The prospectus of the London Chemical Com pany (Limited) is announced, with a proposed capital of 40,0001. in 2,000 shares of 20!. each, more than half of which are already subscribed. The object is the manufacture of certain chemicals and manure, with a view to which the directors ha v e arranged to purchase suitable worSa situated at a convenient distance from London, and presenting unusual advantages as regards rail and water carriage. There is already a considerable amount of plant on the premises, which is to be increased. The class of business proposed is described as almost free from rink. The Merchant Banking Company of London (Limited) announce that they have made arrange ments to carry on business in California, through the agency of Messrs. Fallcoer, Bell, and Co., of San Francisco. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the Ist January were 10,3391. sterling, being 3221. less than in the corre sponding week of last year. We are requested to state that Viscount Bury, M.P., and Sir Roderick I. Murchison, K.C.8., have joined the board of the En g lish and Foreign library Company (limited). A general meeting of the Pneumatic Despatch Company (Limited) is called for the 28th inst. The coupons due in February on the Bonds of the Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad and Transportation Companies are announced for payment at the Consolidated Bank. The applications for the shares of tbe Land Secu rities Company (Limited) are already large. The Hammersmith branch of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank has been opened, under the management of Mr. J. H. Lewis. We are requested to state that the subscription list of the Plyin River Slab and Slate Company will be closed on the 25th instant to London appli cants, and on the 23rd to those from the country. NOTIMN Lhanra Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to for the 4th February, were first marked to-day 94 and 91, aad closed at 901 to /. For money the last price. was flog to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for MINE&-(TH18 DA YJ Two o'Cwit. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, witk less business. The tone, however, is not unfa vourable, and prices generally are well maintained. East Caradon shares are quoted 27+ to 28 ; Chi verton, 11+ tot ; West Chiverton, 64 to fib and Clifford Amalgamated, 38 to 39. Santa Barbara and Yudanamutana shares are in quired for, and exhibit an upward tendency. St. John del Rey, on the other hand, are dull. The letters of allotment of the Nankin° Copper Company (Limited) have been distributed. Mr. W. F. D. Stephens has gone out to Mexico, deputed by the directors of the El Chico Silver Mining and Reduction Company, to take posses/dos of the mines and reduction works on behalf of the company, and to make arrangements for their working. The directors of the St. John Del Rey alining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, Dec. 16 :—Produce for November, 41,450 oitavas ; cost for ditto. 10,346 1 . ; profit for ditto, 5,638/. ; produce 11 days of December, 12,598 calves ; yield, 5.933 oitavas per ton. General operations going on well. --- - - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS• LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) ascritro AND urrnownolua. TILYAIRIPII.) (FROM OVI OWN COBRZBPONDEST.) Carton.—Market quiet, sales probably 24000 bales. COlL—Market well attended, wheat quiet, tilt it KHOO instances 2d. per motel dearer. Flour steady. ledian oars ed. dearer. Egyptian beau, oat', and ostaneal quiet. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAT.) SCGAIL —The market has opened flatly, and bat few trensectioes are reported, including a small parcel of brown Mauritius at ; and at ,pchlic sale Striation was only' partly sold at 45e. to 485.; the Mauritius offered was cearly all bought in. Reacted is unaltered, a limited business only doing as 535. 6d. to Me. for common lumps. Corps.—The public sales are proposing at lest week's R Tu —The public salsa. consisting of 52,000 packages, d which 25,000 packages are to be offered without reserve, were commenced today , they are proceeding without spirit, but previous prices ar e about maiotaioed. Rica.—The demand continues quiet. Row.—About 100 casks have been sold ; pale lArawards and Mauritius. at la Bd. Corron.—The market continues quiet, at previous pricer. Harr.—About 9,000 baler of Manila have beta sold at full prices. SALTPETRE —Although then are sellers at previous pekes, no ages have been effected. TALLOW MARKST.—(PHus DAY.) The market is steady at the seamed quotations : Towa tsllow, 41s. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.O. oo the soil, 425. ; January, 41e. 91 ; Kara, 425. 9d. ; April to Jane. 435. to 435. 3d. BMITELFEKLD RAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Masers. Harvey cad FAIi4IO report trade ; prime with. oat alteration. Prime meadow hay, 75e. to 836. •; wearie r ditto, 86s. to ll2e. dd. ; clover, old, 88.. ; ditto. mooed eat, 88.. to Me. ; straw. 9 6 ate 12.• PROVINCIAL WARS MARKEY& Ln . shrong JAN. 13.-hies Warty :Lancealdire and Yorkshire, 111-London an •1 North Western. laq 7 6 1 l-Mancheator, and Lincolnshire, 601 4-North Easters Bernick ca. vital stock, 10i-000210 and Lake Heron. 6 1-10--Greek Luxembourg 'harm, lli-Greek, 411 1-Mexican 3 rer centa, 354-Mercantile and Exchange Bask. 411 13-1 4 1 13-143 1 16-111 4 15-1641 v -Empire Marine, n Laaaaskire I Asuman% 11.16 rd. p.-51 mentila liming 13-16 p.-Tbareee and Yen., Marine (Limited,. 65 7-16 p.-hatkmal ntesm Navigation Corr piny, 6.16 7-10. f d. -Pacific Mem. Sk IlAickkgrig JAN. 18.-Tbs market 1/111 good, and prices stead). Comoddated Bank (United), 6Llr- - Gnat Indent. 60 3 -Great Luxembourg. 11 5-16 -Greeks, 13 3-threat Western. 14 0 5/ 3-Lanembire and Yorkshire, 11l 10London and North Western, 1073 3+? GI I 3-2-Manchester, ehetheld, and Lincolnshire. 501 1 1 601 I 1 1 66/ *-rilstropolitan, 107 61 I lieticane 354 1-11idlaid, 144 98 r - * North Eakin Bernick), 1034 1 , --South Easters, 9641 5 3-Thames and Niamey Mn-ins Insurance. 617 16 t p.-Loodon and Laiolonian Marine. p.-General Credit. 3 v.-Atlantic Great Western N.Y. sec.:, 76 -Inernational Financial, p -Nletcantile Bank, 41 1 p -District Bank, 43i p. DISASTER TO • LIVERPOOL AND .4* Youtc. STRAMEIL—QULENaTOWN, MONDAY EVVILIIII.—The seam steamer Louicaos, which sailed from this for New York, has put back to the harbour this evening, having suffered some damage is the late gale. SALMON ]is IN THE Dr.VONSIIIRE —lt will be isteresting to all fishermen to learn that salmon breeding is commenced an an extensive seals, to the prin cipal streams of this county, viz.: the Ere Bathrram, Lowman, and Dart. The arraogetnests for restooking the Exit and its tributary streams with admen ova and also with that of the white trout, the latter being a stranger to these waters, have been begun on a large seahe in the neighbourhood of this town, under the auspices of the Tiverton Fishing Association. At a meeting of the association, which took place last week. it w..s shown that during the previous week so less than td.ooo salmon ova, and 40,000 of the ova of the white trout or salmon-peel was laid down in carefully prepared boxes, by Baunsbottom. of Doohulla, Galway, sou of the famous piscicultinist, and himself the manager of an extensive fish breeding establishment in Galway. The mayor of this town. W. N. Bowe, Esq.. has a cted with great public spirit, oodles not only drsined his ponds of all the trout they contained for the laying down of the salmon ova, Lot has at his Gen expense made all the alterations Br. ksoss bottom suggested. J. H. Amory, Esq., has also taken charge of a cascade of ova for hatching in his owe porno, and Mr. Troyte. of gunnies's, of soother batch, with • view of stocking the Lemma and Batheram rivers. la about three or four years there is every reliability that the Ere, Lowman, and tette:tun will be well stocked with salmon and salmon-peel. The credit of the movement is due to the Rev. Donald X. Owen.— Tioerlom aixtte. HArowart Rgrs.—" A Blowsier political mani festation," says the Pays, "showing the popular feeling towards Ragland in Germany at the prefect moment, oc curred at the Rovid Theatre of Hanover throe evenings back. Marechaer's opera of the Templar was being played, with the principal character performed ay the celebrated tenor Niemano. Is his part occur the words, Stoba Ent land ergat:e dick (Rejoice. proud England): the eager, however, changed the text, end shouted at the top of his voice, Stoles Eispland errothe (Proud Ragland. blush). The excitement which followed was immense, the whole audience loMiag _me buret of applause. Neither the King nor - the on minister was present. but it is said ; that the kilter, being interned of he icemient, csllod as the Mise of Foreign Alain, sad demanded the &mend .el Nieemian. Tbe reply et the illiterate's govemmeat to this demand in not known." WEATHER REPORT.-(THIB DAY.) rCIODAY, Jlllll9ll 19, II &IL Two FATAL OCCVRRENCES ON THE RIVER.—(Tats Dae.)—This morning, about 8 o'clock, • Brentford limier, named Samuel Groves, was rowing one o b rt barges down the river, and had just passed under Black friarabridee, when he let go the oar, and fell backwards on the head shade, exclaiming to • man on board, "Take her in to the northward." He was raised and found quite deed. The deceased was • robust young man, and was only married on Monday last. About the same hour a lighter man named Joseph Tacker, in the employ . of Minas. Her des and Keels, coal merchants, of Wappog-wall, while ui the act of hauling a bergs ahead to prevent it staving in a skiff, it came in coated with a coal lighter. Tucker was knocked overboard. He mom a few yards, and then die. amazed, and wan not spin sees. DEATH OF ADMIRAL RICHARD SATTSIAREZ.—We have to announce the death of Admiral Richard Saumarez, which took plum on Saturday morning, at Clifton. The admiral was on the retired list. He entered the navy when many of the active flag Olken of the present active list were children. The gallant admiral was midshipman on board the Spartan at the reduction of the Castles of Petero and Oaessatioo, Lorin, Zen* Cephalonia, and Cerigo. He also took pets in the action with a Neapolitan (Joni* in the Bay of Naplee. As lieutenant of the Berchaote, he took pelt in the sieges of Trieste and Cattalo. For his naval services he was allowed to wear the Order of a Knight of the Leopold of Austria. Him oommierions bore date as follows Lieutenant, Deo. 5, 1813 ; commander, May 19, 1819 ; captain, April 17, 1824 ; reareidmiral, May 28, 1833. By meet progress in the l service, the gallant officer had arrived at the rank of =mind on the ['tired list. Dian! IN Till STRILET.—Let night Mr. H. Raffia Walthew, deputy-meower, held an Wooed at the London Hospital respecting the ' death of Mary Barrett, aged 74 years, a poor woman, who died in the public street from destitution. Jane Robinson, of No. 9, Flower-and- Dean-street, Spitalfields, said that the deemed obtained a livelihood by begging nightly in the district of White. chapel. She had applied to the workhouse, and on Thurs day evening last she set out with wither and another woman to go to the Whitechapel Valor. Upon reaching Old Montague-street she was suddenly taken ill, and fell insensible on the pavement. A messenger was sent for Mr.Colemen, the surgeon, and he at once saw that life was extinct. The deceased died while sitting on • door step. She had paid 3d. foe a bed, and lived at a cheap lodging-house. The money was paid nightly, and she lived there about three months. Mr. Matthew Coleman, M. 11.C.5., said that the deceased died from disease of the heart, no doubt accelerated by exposure to the cold and destitutioe. A juror said that the owe seemed to be op* of starvation, more especially as she had begged for an ex istence at such an advanoed age. The deputy-coroner said that the cane was • eery painful one. Half the world did not know how the other half lived or gained an existence. The jury ultimately returned a verdict acoording to the me dical evidence. THE TOWNLIT CARL—The Derby county magis trates, in reply to the correepoodenos received from Sir George Grey, still demand • " fall public in quiry" into the state of Towaley's mind, and hia crimi nal responsibility. They agree that the Home Secre tary could not refuse the request of the judge for an inquiry, bat they urge that even the commis. Biasses' report shows the convict to be criminally reopen sibie. They (the coromissiouers) are of opinion " that the prisoner continuer to be now in the same mental state as whea he committed the murder." and the magistrates, taking up this argument, say that the prisoner having been legally convicted. acourdiog to the dictum of Mr. Baron Martin, it is " impossible to escape the coeclu shra that he is now responsible." They strongly 000demn the manner in which the local certificate of lunacy was got up. The certificate, they any was iovelid, because it was made and dated on a Sunday, and became ate borough magistrates had no authority to act I. the county sr. KATHARINE DOCKS.—(THIS DAY.) gaol, and vet he was respited on this certificate. Moreover they say it was completed under a false pre- T half - yearly meeting of the shareholders was tame, a nd ' whilst c learing the HOMO Secretary from the at 1 o'clock, at the Dock-hoses, Tower-hill ; Mr. imputation of being moved by Townley 's social position, C.' act in the chair. they repeat that the respite was obtained by the expenditure The report said :—" The following is the result of the of money. They, th erefore, call for • fall and public inquiry bf foeu o f th e put year—Grose 273.66l 4 into the whole circumstance* of the ease, appealing, if earning,4l; expenditure, including interest, 202,8671. necessary. to earlisineot. ; net 'ensilage 70,7971. 12a. 11d. A divi- via LAsit.—The sentence on William James i'.rt•l of 1; per cent. (free of income tax) upon the Wightmas, a private in the Royal Marine Light Infantry, es"..tal stock of the company, for the half-veer ended th e who was convicted at Woolwich by • garrison ewrFinartial June last, was declared at the general meeting on the on the 14th for being absent and making away with his and the directors recommend that • dividend at necesserie• weell reeterde! promulgated. The Primmer is ttr •Arue rata be now declared for the half-year ended the sentenced to be confined in the gaol at Fort Clarence with December hurt, making together 3t per cent. (free of hard labour, to have his nay stopped, and to be branded tt as tall for the year 1863. If the meeting adopt thin with the letter " D." Notwithstanding the constant em • emendation the dividend will be payable on and after ployment of the lash in punishment of these crimes, they, S.Nrday, the 23rd instant, and the rest will then stand as already stated in the Times are proved to be coosiderably ▪ !. NUS on the 31st December, 1862, 80.5 V./. Oa the RIOTOUS. The War Department authorities, with- • • ; net earnings of the year 1863, 70,7971. MAU ; out absolutely banishing corporal punishment from the t 131,32e4 ja, 3d. Deduct dividends paid and now decisions of courts-martial, have, it is stated, intimated that aed, 87,80,1/. • leaving 63,4331. Is. ad. During the various terra. of imprisonment and hard labour may be I half-year the directors have p urc h as ed hem th e s ee , substituted until further orders. The decision of the War t .1 State I. Cowbell for India s ome p r emiere in N ew - 1 Department has been received at Woolwich with much s" •. Iliebopegate, originally a portion of the Newatreet I satisfaction, more especially as petitions have been pre . ...u,e s bought by this company in 1837 of the Honour- seated be the inhabitants, and corporate meetings have • !:ist ludia Company, but which portion was at I been held to urge the secesrity of the abolition of the t retained by them for the deposit of stores. The " car" from the MDT. ' 4.-money for this property was settled by arbitration I WINTER HERRING FISHING IN CA:THN/CH.— a . • which amount has been paid ; and the necessary I Yesterday about 100 boats of various sines went to sea to a:. aloes will be forthwith undertaken to enable this fish for berries. from this coast, with fine weather, which. v"-house L. be joined to the company's New-street silk however. changed towards dusk, and in the evening a stiff • i.uuee, where additional room is much required. The south-easterly breeze blew in. raising • considerable sea, and lc vend fire appliances and structural alterations under- compelling the boats to return almost immediately after ta —a to meet the views of the insurance offices shooting their nets, and some without shooting them at all. 114 ' been completed, and approved by them, Such, however, is the enormous size of the shoal along the ▪• • the buildings of this oompany and the entire seaboard that the nets were scarcely thrown into the l+poeited therein are entitled to be insured at sea before herrings struck in, and the result was that boats t ..west rate set forth in the tariff. The petition to were coming is as early se 8 o'clock last evening, with shots .urn: for permission to introduce • bill for the ainalga- of from sto 20 crane Few of the Banffshire crews have I. 'I of the London and St. Katherine Dock Communes returned here, and consequently the catch is pretty much • • acquisition be the joint company of the Victoria confined to Caithness boats, from which hundreds of creme I As well es the draft of a bill for that purpose, have have been landed this moraine from every creek along our ..lied in conformity with the standing orders, and the within coast. Here there are some fine shots of beautiful •..re we taking all the necemary steps to carry into herrings, and the stir at the quay continues extraordinary. • the resolution adopted by the special general meeting Uufortuaately the surf is the bay prevents the steamer • November last." fiom entering, and shipments meet therefore be made at 'B.%IIDIAN in moving the adoption of the report, sail Ackergill. But • good many barrels are being properly cured n be %dist ictory t o the proprietors to find that theorem- for future shipment to distant markets, and probably • -• • ' the half-year exesedeet those of the previous one by greater pert of today's catch will be reserved for that pur -1 et 16,0001., while the expenses were only about pose. Prices range from 13e. to lea per can. Owing to • • more, the net eternities being at the rata of 31. 13s. the weather 'no more fishiiiir can now be prosecuted till Per per annum. The business of the last half-year Holiday night, when, with favourable weather, • greatly wa.,lmcst the largest that the company had ever dons increased number of boats will go to sea. Asa general rule wit! , the same period. is one previous half-year, owing to yesterday the catch exceeded • clan per net--s quantity d causes. the quantity of goods landed in which in the ordinary fishing season would have yielded the `°' 'lse" was 114.001 tons ; while in the last half-year most extraordinary quantity ever known to be landed in the ...,note was 19.00 C. As regarded the amalgamation one day. Yesterday afters's= some of the :small fishing everyth:ng had been done that could be done towards ear- boats had macnifkont takes of cod, haddocks, halibut, do. r7i54 it out, sad he had no doubt that in due time the In fact, the whole shores wan to be literally teeming with PenPrietnes would be convened to signify their approval of fish.—Novriwrn Ensign. Di..lmalicaniation Bill. I GRAIAT NORTHERN HOSFITAi a CeiaDOWletr-soap. r.rort wee adopted unanimously ; and the meeting —Number of patients for the week ending Jan. 16, 004,0 f teneanvad with • vote of thanks to the directors. which 342 were new mesa. LciNDON AND SOUTH WESTERN BANK. (TOIS DAY.) Lis day the half-yearly meeting of the share- I Akrs was held at the beak premises, Regent-street ; Mr. .1 in the chair. ice following report and !art were reed •• rbe proprietors will perceive that after deducting ex tee (including interest paid to customers), there remains stArsilable sum of 1,91 W. lla. Ild., which would enable t.cioord to declare a dividend for the past half-year, e, Dearly to nine per cent. per annum an the appal called up ; the directors, however, with a view to pr....,oung the permanent interesta of the bank, recommeed that the amount be carried forward to the pert hat-year's sevouut. The directors bare pleasure in stating that their expectations regarding the success of a London banking briiness have been fully realised. The premises at preeent cromal in Regentatreet, were opened to the public 0.. the Ist of July last, and the bank has already secured rr.ce vshable connexion*. They have also considered it ak . .eisable to open a branch in the important district of C,r.dee-town, hitherto entirely destitute of banking ame n -Wiwi, and they have every reason to be satisfied with th,r prospects in that locality. The various county leaLchai are programing satisfactorily, more especially the oar established in the city of Bristol, where a very large std remunerative business has already bees secured. &dance-sheet.— Liaoili ties : To capital paid up, 58,125/. ; to amount doe by the bank on current, deposit, and other 152.6181. Ws. Id. ; to gross pro6t, 4,214!. 18s. 11d.; t '214 9:sB/. 9s. Amnia :—By cash in band and at call, 4': :r. Is. 3d. ; y bills discounted, and temporary ad. • .16 to cabanas, 151,0911. 7s. 4d. ;by bank premises, ft:,:,:ture, and fixtares, 4,5881.19 a. 2d. ; by preliminary ex- , • inc luding east of establishing branches, 9, 0 471. r;s• 4.: by eurreat expenses and interest paid to cu t n.-rs, 2301 f. 7s. ; total, 214,958 L 9s. 'loot and Lees Account. —To current expenses as al. re. 2,104/, 7s. ; to balance of rroat carried to next so -1.910/. IL. 11d. ; total, 4,2141. 18s. 11d. By gross ' ;. 4.2141. 18s, Ild." The !'autumn, in moving the favourablepresented aspect, and had a▪ s -r , prospect of improving. There were 82 new accounts or,t , A in the last fortnight at the head office. The branches • also doing a good business, especially that of Bristol. 7te protits might have been larger, but they preferred to err or tie side of caution at first. They did not propose to &- vv . ., the profits on the present occasion, but to carry them over for future dividend. (Hear.) After some consideration the report was adopted. to 31st December ausavaa, • 101101.010 Z. /0. 0 a.... B. 46.1 D. W. 1 7.. LQ. L , lt. •Ft. talk I Pd. I B4ELWATI. r u =n6 "7 7 Tr o -1 p. --- n - 1 '.. I -- 1- WI - 11 *Wm WoLd Stour VaL 3 81 - Nairn ....- IBM 421 2&a W. 1416 e i - 1 e s. ,1 0 0 ,goilkod Tyne 1_ _ - Aker4eii 29.98.{1 2 8. I ! . 1 .1 1 *- j f 10 , all Bonou,Sleafrdot Md.C. a se - 1 410th tem mi 1 & I • •• 0- I 1 St 100 ' Bristol and Raider B4 DS - 1 Ardsontue..... 211.3.• 1 9. ' 1 18 r'- I 4 84. 1 100 Caledonian l2l ln 121 1 Oreeocsat/e.... Uri 37 1 W.S.N. . 60.10 1 10 ; all Lbrk and Bandon - - ... 2 Galway 79.85 1 &Li. ,8, 12 0 , 0.261 3 70 , 7 ,D , 070 ,.. 0 9 , 7 74 - Velentia - .7.1 - - - ' - - -1 - 10 , all Do. AIA no div. until 61; - - •••• Cape Cloth . 27E6 no 1 B.W. 6, 7 93 c 019 5 10 , all Do. Bo p. c.ispaid to & - - -. QOOOlOOO , Oll -129.80 441 i 11 W. 1: 5 20 0 024 1 50 ' all Dublin and Belfast June 37 39 274 Liverpool 50.0431; 2 &IL 3• 0 12 r 0.03 2. 25 all Dundee,PerthotAbd.lni 16 17 .- 8° 1 7 840 ° •• • - . 64 44 ' ° ILL °' 1 11 r 0.12' ' St. 100 Edinburgh and Glaigow 197 98 - Pembroke - 79010006 •• - 1011 48 . 0 LW. 0 1 1 26 " 114 6 80. 1100 Great Eastern Ord. 26.1 464 504 80 Brest L'Orient .2441' 08. 211121 1 - 1 2 84. MO . Do. Z. Ang.Stk., No.l' 71 81 - 04 r 11 . 1 ° 11 • • ••• . 76 43 1 2 11. I 4 0 12 1 - 6 St. 103 Great North of Scotland' - - - Plymouth - 5 gig. Iwo .0,.„.0r a dja,,, 11274 124 217/ Weymouth.... .No 47 3 B.W. ' 3 1 18 f ' 0.10.2 St. 106 De.A I • rect sodly. an 133 134 133 Portsmouth ... .12 461 2 RAW. 18 12 1 til 6p. c.ispeld K 136 186 - n London 2 O. 11 1 SAW. i ID 2 1 72 i- o - Bt. 100 Gt. South & West Ms.). 96 100 - Dover 30.1746 0 S.W .. 3 1 16 Es ,- 1 1 99. 100 Dm Western , Yarmouth ~.. .. 83.73421 1 &S.W. 1 3 1 81 r - 2 84 100 . Da Stour paD0,.999 - - - Scarborough... .10 39, I 8.8. W. 1221e1 2 ' - 4 g4 lOO Do. South Wake. 66 68 00 4 Shields - 4 se . .900 ' Do. W. 9910 .-O xford . I 6 41 - HallgOland •• - .60.27 34 0 1 116. W. 1 1 8' 14 C 1 97,. .100 , D o. D o. N 00i07 9. go 87 - PROBABLE St. 100 I Do. Do. Here/ord. 101 104 - WIDAISDAT. ON NOITHERN SW:MAT. 84 100 Lanbashire ot Yorkshire MI 111 1101 1 100 London and Blackwell' 72 73 rd W ' a * WielaZ *nag C" ' grs ' 6 ' ;*l%.* to W ' N ' W '' 5 81.. 100 _ ,Los. !thigh n,ot S.Coast 103 107 to moderate, rainy. moderate to strong. W. to 8., fresh to WitETERA. S.W. to N.W., fresh to , 8 1 , 4 : ;10 0 _ 1 °° 1140 • 11111111° _. •11,...D°:• 41 107 46 -•• . stroeg, with rain. strong. tuu Lesoloe NonalN 11l As next above. MIDDLE. As next above. 84. 1100 •lasdosiffouthWeatern . 101 10% 1024 S. to W. and LW., Sooteras. W.S.W. to N.N.W., 84.• : 100 11480 -oab 4 Loi 14 ° 4 ° 1°411 ! 61 501 i strong, to moderate. fresh. fine. 60 i ell lfaryport and Carlisle. - - - && W. So N.N.W., XJ.671:10. S.W. to S.W. and N.E., 12 1 , 411 1 D O . D O . 1 086 r 44 ' - fresh. fresh to moderate, 116 . Al ° 41411 °D° 1114° , 106 107 106 61 6 6 fine. 10 I S o. New 2IE) 8 BA lUD Midland j IL a l 1111 I 11114 1 1 Northern.Scotlata Westem=lreland. ltiddle.Wales, f l u , a , Do. New . If 1 psi -• pre opposite and adjacent. eon& ern=F.nglish Channel and Biscay g i. 100 . Da Biota ,/ / ha wl 1 87 90 9 6 1 Bey. finstenmEaatWard England and Banal and . 60 I ill ! KM. OA W& *e.) ! - - ' - 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 2 at half tide level. 26 1 all; Do. 4 Shores .. 1 - - - Foch ten feet, of vertical elevation, causing about one hundredth ID 1 all 8014 Kent 1 - - - of an Inch D 1111114 1 .101 : and each ten degrees, above 32 , „ cans. 10 ' all NM Kest 'Cray Mrre)• • - - - ing nearly three hundredths INCREASS. K -Exposed thereto- St. 100 North British ! IS 611 - meter In shade. D.-Difference of wet bulb (for evaporation and 84. ,100 . Do. Min ,Perth.Duod 1 26 16 -. dew point;. W.-Wind, direction of MEM-two points tart' of 81. 100 N. Eastern-Berwick 1 198/ 1061 - P.-Force (1 to 12-estimated). 1.-Extreme lone 16 De. G. N. Z. Pure- - since last ) report. Q.-Quarter whence =TRW force • NNE=.2, et Ira I Do. Leeds 2 ." 50 [ to 32=12). 1. -Initials : b.-blue sky: ox-clonds ,detacheop • 81. 191 Do. York al - - 1.-fell; h.-hall: 1.-Ughtning : in.-Witty ataxy : 0.--. overact 84. .140 I Do. Carlisle (dull); r.--rain , s.-enOW ; 5.- Hander . I..itain•fall. snow oar 16 ! alll Do. Stock-d Darting , 1111 88 ' hail (melted), since ha report. 6.-Bee disturbance 11 to 9). 1 6 117 Do. do. 346638.• ••1 9 1 1 0 1 pm - o Z.-Calm. 26 Ila ! Do. do. 180/411 , 7 84 poi. - Bt. 100 North London , LIS 118 1 - 1 10 / 6 De. New r Two FATAL OCCURRENCES ON THE RIVER. -(THI6 7 6. 100 North Staffordshire. '77 79 I DAT.) -This morning, about S o'clock, a Brentford 10 all:N. d & Westhro Juno' 11 114, - °°ll a St 100 Scottish Central IUN US - s oweer, named Samuel Groves, was rowing one of 9 7 . 100 isootwai N.E. A b,...smi 4 , 4 3 _ i barges ' down the river, and had just passed under Black- fit. 100 Scottish Midland :98 100 - 6 fruirs•bridge, when he let go the car, and fell backwards on 10 all !Shrewsbury fi Welchpa.! - - - the heed shoe* exclaiming to a man on board, "Take her St -100 188,064111 re I. nion a 64 13 1 in to the northward." He was raised and found quite dead. St. 100 Routh Devon I 83 84 54 St. 100 'South Eastern ' 611 051 941 ; S D The deceased was a robust young man, and was only St. MO & Vorksh. .t River Dun 96 100 - s married on Monday last. About the sense hour a lighter- 10 all sou., w o ki w o ro. a o . 10 104 _ 1. man named Joseph Tacker, in the employ . of Minas. Mir ft 100 .Tea Vale - des and Keels, coal merchant, of Wapplog-wall, while in 10 '8 , Do. B ' 5 54 pm - the act of hauling a barge ahead to prevent it staving in a 22 • 20 Do. - - - 1 0 ' 8 ' D C 2l 31 P Ol . - i skiff, it came in mated with a coal lighter. Tucker was 6 ° ' *II Mil o. er - - - . , , _i___-• tx- -.- . 8.. .......1. .....1 th... Ai.- _ 12i t 4 Do. BC 100 Vale of Nasals ' 64 87 St. 100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico 170 175 St 100 Waterford & Mammy. BC WO Want Cornwall i 22 25 84. 100 W.llartlpL IORCION RAILWAY& dig - adiss Frio's. I !WM - kiturAirs7. 10 all Antwerp It Rotterdam 68 6 20 all Babia&S.Fra. kL. g.7p.c. i In IS 6 all Belgian E. Junciioe 1 If 20 3 B.AyreaG.Suuthi.rii :L :: 10 24 Cofauhagen ,InultedL 1 I 100 all Oopiapo 10 all Du. Extension , si 100 10 DunsburgitWitepeldkL • 20 16 Dutch Rhenish 1 10 all Do 10 all Eastern of !France 10 all Gd. Russian gua. sp. c — 80 all Grail Luxembourg 20 all Italian Junction — 30 all Nara.& Liege ißy the 64 81 93 all Dodo. c. PrL i Beig. g a r, ltsf 3d 16 all Northers of Prunos..,.l Si lid 16 16 Do. New Sit (las. at 13/4 i 1 10 all N.litall &Ayres g. 7 p.c.. 10 101 10 If Do. do. do par I pin 10 all Norwegian 'frank Pref. 8 9 I 13) all Ottoman iSasyrnsAidia). 11 U 30 all Paris, Lyons. andlledit. • X/ Ild ! 20 all Paris and (Means SI 10 , 10 all Recife MS. Frauds ; 16 17 ' , ID all Royal Daniah ! 16 16 10 S Royal Sardinian 6 all Royal Swatlith. ! f I 1 4 all Du. 7 per cord. 1 1 i 30 ' all Sambre and Meuse l_ 8 10 all Do. al parasol M Of 10 8 San Paulo (L.)L7psr i.l 1 ills Ipm7l 8 30 au Do. do l 9l 20 ' I 0; PO 10 all &Auld MLam.Vetastimil 1101 20, ! 00$ 20 16 South East. of Porto./ —Ma 20 all Southern of France 2II 24 ' 10 8 Twin and Savona. I 61 41 dls, SO all Do. do l4 W 6 81 all est Flanders 7 10 all Do. Se per ant. Prod 1 04 1 101 I -- 91 . all Wash It N.W.of Trance! 91 21 . JOINT STOCK LEES. 1 pra N 1 r psi' 161 i"1 14 ni No. I 22. I 1i0223. I 20,000 100 Agra 11. See.Boak 20,000 100 AlllanCoLosAllverpool. 10,000 100 Di. New 100,000 20 Auglo Austrian N} prima I In 12S 111 111 pas L 10 pm i Ipm 71 77 SI 30 psi l 26 27 111 163 170 Prl - Ms par 41 43 6 4 Nal e t 3 pm' 31 41pm 48 50 44 1iP 07 43 1 4312 1 11 65 67 14 aid 110 124 19 11 id s Pr 111 I t i t i . 54.1 a 7pmf • 1 er' _ Zs T T IT 2 poi f 1 19 20poild • 10pus, 2 2 iPar 3 1 2 dial 261 275 I I 3do 17,550 40 AUstrawla i 7,600 40 Do. New 10,000 25 Bank of Pent 6,000 100 Bank of London 13,000 20 Bank of Otago Limited) 10,000 100 Bank of Quwen.latud (L )1 ' 10,000 LO itsiikolVictortA.Anatrini 0000 100 La n k of Wales idna4 , 50,000 10 Bank of New Zealand 1 110,000 21 linuilian&Pottugueseal 16,000 60 Brit. & American Itt.(l. 10,000 60 British N. Ausertes 12,500 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia 32,200 10 C. Bk. lettlia,Atan, 7,1100 20 Do. New 10,000 25 Cbrtri. 1L el ladlia, te ; 8,000100 City 23,000 100 Colcnial 100,000 10 Consolidated Bask (L; I 6,000 100 Coalitionist (L) 10,000 100 English and Irish (List' 26.000 It Exua.Beot.&Aual.Chartel.! 40; 00 60 English and Sweduidi (Li 60,300 60 European Bank Limited, 10,0130 100 ilinduan.China&Jap4 . 10,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 136,000 20 Imperial Ottomanl 100,000 20 Laud Mort.lsk. Imps (I.` 10,600 100 London Beak of Soon. (L 1 10.000 10J London and Bradllan 6,000 100 Lon. D.A.1101&11.Plale L. 10,000 25 Do. do. New 6,00 100 Loa, Btr., it &BUM (L, 50.000 10 Lon. Ch Bank of Anstet • 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L , 10.00) 50 London and County. 6,000 100 Lon. /iambs. C0n.E.x.( . 1.1. 80,010 60 London Joint Stock 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern () 10,660 20 London & South African. 6.000 20 Do. Do. New • 10,000 100 London &S. Ainertcsn(L 0000 100 Len. & & Western , 60,000 10. Lon. & Westmhister 10,000 100 Merchant Dank. Lint) _.• 20,000 60 Mercantile & Esehan(L 7,010 100 Metro. & Pros. Bank (I 2,800 100 Do. Itsseried 4000 100 Midland /Wink ales) 1 10,000100 National of Lira (L • , 10,000 100 N. Pro. el Eno 25,000 20 Do. New 30,000 20 Do. do 26,000 20 New South Wales 6,000100 New Zealand !Auntie& 50,400 25 Ba e k Corpora., 20000 100 Pnwine. of Ireland 10,000 10 Do. New 25,00 e 20 Made, Puni..,,& Deihl (LI 12.500 20 Do. New a a — I idis Par 34 Sy; I NI te sr par 1 W M, posi 8U 85. 10,000 2s south Australia 10,000 100 Stand. of B. S. Africa 1 4,450 100 00. do. 40.000 15 Union of Mutentia 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Lim) 10,000 10 Union of London PORKION 0/110A RAUNATL 10 all 'Antwerp &TAW Sp. MI .. all CapeTownßl.4o.o p. g.et.! all O et 0 all . &stem of Fraaos6p.et. 4 all 6.Loretabourgdp.eest. 20 all I Do. 100 !al 'Havana awl Matanzas: 100 la lausanue and Fribourg' 109 .all I Matanzas awl babaalllal 100 inn I Do. ligooodlwww 20 YI !North of Frassoe S pet II D+. 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I VallanzaamOolditlm ) } 1 pie - 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (U 33 )' I par 1 pill .- 30,600 1 Worthing (L1133431_ ) • all' I MAO. 3 -Yadammutsas (lial• all i 4 4 i 3431 1 35,000. 2 Alamllloa (Lbattorl) 90,000, 10 ! Australian 75,000 1 !800 Accord Ooli.(Llas ) 10,000 0 'BramiLLAILCo. (Llnt ~ 10,000 10 :Cape Copper (Limited, 35.000 2 'CapulaSllrer (limited; 12,000 00 Cobra Dormer 10,000 20 Gaptapo ,Lamited) 100,000. 1 Don Pedro, N. Del key 75,000 1 Duo Mount.CoL a Ur d `, 35,000 3 limit Del Ray( 25,000 2 Fo rt una (ted) 20,010 20 General 00.000 11 tumid* (Liaduct • • 15,000 3 Unarm 10,000 6 .Lesitatiden 10,1,o15; 1 !liariguita 100,000 IL Aimee illanG.lL,'L 00,000 1 le. RhineC.ol3l.Aaa.(l.l Own. Arm WOOS 10 !Anglo-liege= Mint ! a.. 60,000 10 Atlantic Ulla St (L) all WOW .15 'Artrallan AgrfcaL. llO 67,00010 inetiloWaterworka44l all 10,0001 6 / Bombay Osa (Waled 4 6.000 GO !Bettish American load' 40 6.24,7501. St. i n. & I. Nog Tel. (Li A O 12,500 20 ,BritWi Indian Tea (: 150,000 10 !British Iron ! 17 40,005 %leaned' Agency Am. (L.) la 8,015 81110anada Land ;L) all' 16,000 10 Ceylon Company 40,000 10 Com. otAfricanflert(L); 1 60.000 60 Coonnerciairnionflos.ll 5 10,000 15 Cop.ll. t..„ .. PreL7l p.c ' all 1001926) IL Crystal IOW 160,820 L It Do_ . Prefennos .100 ITT,Otail. Do. 6 p. et. Tarp. Dels 1100 lc.ooo 100 Dlsconot.Coeporetiontx 74 50 000 10 16 India Drig a and, 6 100,000' 10 o.aptlenCont.e2 1151.(L 1179,915 t St. 'Electric Telegraph 'lOO 70,000' 6 'log. and Au. Coppor 1 all 115,000 20 . 0.1.11 edit& Fin.olLan.(l,l 4 00,00) 10 Wen. Skala Nar)geske 14 100,000, 10 !Nucleon's flay j ell 160,000 20 .interoatiguan.Soc.: 4 ;ll 60,000. 20 itellenlrria. (Can. 8 l 000000 ) 100 ! Do. ' c. r 1 40,000 25 iJolntiltockDimammt(L) I 40,000 16 Do. New 20,000. 16 fond. African Titans 12,000 6 Loud. Dlatriot Teleg.(L) aY 20,000 60 I Loud. 'Wan. Amo. c. : . Ll, 16 175,000 Lund. O. Omnibus C.(l. , dl 00,000 s . 20 Madras DTI' & 1 1 20 ' Do i all 12,0 , 0 10 Media Titan Tel. (L) al 20 000 50 Ileirao.CrooltAsso.(Li 12400 10 Haul land& CoL C. (1. 80,000 26 National Dia (Nan. 20,000 100 1/is/Anima Steam Nev. (L), 000 000' IS 10 • Nerbudda Do New CoB,al & L 11.)' 10,0101 111 N.logruidT.&Lean!l))l Lakeyd 1 N. British Astatrala. (L). en 44,000 2 12ifileat.&Noreas. Ina); 61 114,007 26 !Ocean tiering losnra.ll 10,000 20 !Oriental CommerciallLl 100 000 1 lOrkstal Om (Limited)! 211 50,00 d 1 1 Do. New 40,002 111 ,Orientlniamiliteam(lll 10,000 6 Ottoman gas (Lluoted 1100,600) St. IPeolliv.laisd&Min.(L,loo 10,000 60 ,Petilrunder & O. bonus! an 10,000 60 Do. New !50 12,100 10 .Quebeads L 11.,&1L(L4 10,000! 60 Ithymney Dos 10,000 a DO. New I 030 26 Rlo J. Clty lower. (L ), 4 ! 29.750 2.5 Ditto Oitto i 15,000 100 royal 11.alleteasa ' 06 200.000/. 1 St. , I cogish Anal for. 11 ) ISO 10,000 60 S. African & la. IL' , 5 1 14.100 U 'South Australian LUNN an 1 280,000 a. St. ilkitiromine Telogniat 1114 al 100:00 20 rhameridtlteree In.(L) I 11,50 0 0 10 Truk L 1 *OOO 10 T'. & L Oa. of . 5 WNW 6 UnitedlLTelig Co.a l 60,00010 D Idasiselisa(L Upper ivers. AmaiinTes(Um. 70 , 00 °"" 0 3J i3O Van eman'elaml Ni 1 • 0 Ili le PREFEB.ENOE SHARES. Omit Fasten, Easton Counties UMW= No. 1, 111. Groat Northam, 5 pa conk, 116. (heat Weston, °nem' Prat 4 pm mot.. 97i. North Easton, Stockton and Datlingtoo B 6 per cast 34 to I. 11l a MI VI l za 91 105 T 9er 111 10e