The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-22 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (ISIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Be r m e Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood .) pogto,i r. sowsrae. a partition snit relating to estates at Le n ,y- i ; e u e rhy and Hamby, in Yorkshire. The case ~ the questions of the amount of the shares to which i •t: net wre entitled in the lands in qustion ; and of ,r thee plaintiff was entitled abeo e lutely and in I a part of tbe estates called Quarry-hill ortarktleb .1 t, ...nwneed a building speculation. The legal pointa n wills and other instruments, the operation of ha often been the subject of much prior litigation '1 : . K.iy. Q.C. and Mr. Fry were for the plaintiff ; Mr. o'. an d Mr. Swanton for the defendants ; and i 1 . ,,.,:k Webb, Mr. Rabingto n, Mr. G. 0. Williamson, ' • • ?!orris , `dr. A. Dixon, and Ur. Frank Bush for i i , pa rtie ices. .„ V •Chancellor, after an elaborate judgment, h.a. subject to the issue which he found it to direct. the plaintiff mot ioned , to one moiety .' ti.i. e state in the pleadings as the hetr-at .... his mother, and to one sixth of the other moiety as . , the F iv F orgiving children of his said mother, sub. , • .. the ineoro branoen thereon, and to the same being , i ;',l with a sum of 1,54 MW. on the Quarry-hillyty ~,:. was to de taken by him in p art of his s bona . v ~.i,ing to the deed of 1861 ; and directed an ~:. whe th er the p lainti ff state d at an interview ri . i. Ids father aud mother in the month of March, 1862, L . : it liii mother did not coarm her uncle Ralph Stapyl lc. , will, " ell." wining thereby property in quo*. h a it, tliii csime, •• should go as MX uncle Ralph Stapyl 1.. hid willed it. and in accordance with the family ax r.„4. „„. ot o f Vat, and that his said mother might rely a liim," or word- to th,t effect ; and secondly, whether vlaintill's mother said she would " rel y on the plain ff, priiiiiiw.- or words to that effect, and whether the I tintitts faller solidest:ed. ---- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (liefore 3lr. Commissioner Goulburn.) IN RE FUCHIRI. T:.e tnn k ruy t was a merchant of Rood-lane, City. The . at, show an segregate liability of 23,700/. ' against j. there pr o perty held as security valued at 17,7001. ,kes. of the official assignee (no trade ... Louisa i,c.n appointed), stated that the securi• necrly sufficient to meet the claims of the . 1 1 a holm they were held. I..a,krulit. in answer to questions, stated that he sir I. or bankrupt or insolvent before. 7:: Lawr.,nce. who appeared for the bankrupt, stated I v L.ol relatives at Patrol, who were engaged curraut trade, and who had made large con. .-ats of produce to him. On We lie obtained from the broken; but, owing to a continuous r Ithe markets for the last 12 months, be had incurred , h..ukrupt stated that there had been a fall of 101. is is currants ; the ordinary price was 251. to 351. Ilvcour granted the order. _ IN RE CAPPER. I,nkrupt, described as a railway contractor, of place,Judd-street, came before the court with .A.ti. , no meta. . - uu,, , ,h supported. flack oppoaed, on the ground that the bankrupt . diausly defended an action. olxaerred that this clues of offer.ce was very the increase, and suspended the order for six but gave limited protection. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) IN it JOHN HAWS. • I. mkrnpt, now out of business, was formerly a ship : nod merchant of Miramichi, New Brunswick. The t • - are stated at 16,6721., of which 7,0857. is due to -in New Brunwick. The bankrupt attributes his t. , the rapid falling off in the wooden ship-building ed heavy loss through bad debts. This was the .ittaitg, and the usual formal proceedings were gone 411. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) (Itefore Mr. J. Payne, Deputy-Assistant Judge.) A PI.VNI , EItER OF TURNINHED lA/DGINGS. .0 MIIIIOI, 24, was indicted for stealing a sealskin other articles, value 401., the property of Dru -1; ieloch, in a dwelling-house. A second indictment her with obtaining by false pretences from Sarah heaket containing a gown and other articles value a itb intent to defraud. A third indictment charged • it b dealing a table cover and other articles value 71., p7operty of Alice Lulled. oe ',weer pleaded guilty to all the indictments. . t!... ca., of Kinloch the articles were stolen from the • 3 lodger in the house No. 11, Weattnerelsiid-pleee, and consisted of a sealskin jacket, cloaks, linen, dl:lothing, and other articles ; the sealskin jacket valued at 241 guineas. This jacket was pawned pi i•mier at Messrs. Dobree and Avant's, 4:1, Drury - . i,. l U. In the case of Mrs. Fisher, the prisoner went rouse in Blarelnuont-street, Brunswick-square, • olte had been sent by Mrs. Young, the laundress, washbm, as she was unable to come herself, articles to the value of 11W., as well as the euocruet fur the lsst,week'a wash, which bad been left laa the cane of Mts. Luffert the robbery was ...att.-.1 in the same house where Mrs. Kinloch I.llbre the prisoner took a large number of WWI in addition to that forced open a writing desk :. , cree-driver, and took some small articles found There was no doubt she was led to a belief that contained looney, but in that she was distil,. •t• Franklin, 20 E, said ho was present at the f this court in January, 1. 1 .64, when the prisoner d of robbing children in the street of their 001 toe ntenced to be kept in penal servitude for five ii , sre. warder at the Honse of Conection,West .l.o proved two other convictions against the ••.. one fur nine months and one for twelvemonths i ....nt aid hard labour. .1...1,:e raid every kind of punishment had failed ~ ~.,n,,,nt warning to the prisoner, and the *en h..a urn' her was that she be kept in penal .t...h. for ten years. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) HANNON-HOME. A OF SHAM JEWELLZRY. I • • 't, a respectable-looking elderly man,who us u hatter, was charged before the Lord • sit!, endeavouring to dispose of several spurious • f Jewellery by falsely representing them to be gold. II n V 11..6gd • a City police-constable, gave the follow- F.: • si isms.He stated that yesterday, about half-past rn, tl,e rf teru„on, a young man named Arthur Baxter li •..1. a I..drdresser m Berumudsey, came up to him bridge and told him that the mate of •• • : 1:., - 1 offered to sell him a gold watch chain and a ring and scarf pin for 2f. 18.., and that he had 1 ••:• u,d got the money and had had a look at the mud thought they were good. At that tLe prisoner passed, and Howard said that was Witness told hint that he was a " duffer," and a Le Ka, e him into custody he would take him to the amt. This was done, and on being searched the chain, pin and some sham studs were found in his pos• a former ocasion the prisoner bad offered some metal jewellery to Curtis, a Plain clothes officer, Into into custody, and he was then sentenced to imprisonment. The story he told was that he L!,, , of a ship, that the captain had died, and that he opvn his hot and taken the jewellery. 1 I.,,,anded fora week. CLERKENWELL. • nunotan's arInTARE. q.• rqc !kalif, a young man well known to the pelt , !" charged before Mr. Cooke with burglarionsly breaking . I .* the house of rolice-constable Joseph Rowe, =4 AIL, . Gastigny-place, St. Luke's. • prosecutor said—lsist night, about half-past 8 I is.,s with my wife in the kitchen, when we heard all of some one forcing the front door, and also of „, .. , :il p in ve t r. he o ns:agt i My wife went t hig le t re he area was s , and man 0 .1 , door, who said to ry e wi y fe, ll Is your name Thomp. •i have you got a pony for sale r My wife said" No :::Lskell him what he wanted in the passage, noon which repliedthat the door was open and that he had knocked Just then I came into the passage and saw the .nerat the parlour door, and on seeing me he ran r'.s, as did also the other man, but I pursued and cap "r'l the prisoner about 12 yards from my house. On being %ken he said, "Oh let me o as I have a wife and 0,11.1 sia weeks old at home . 'I said I would not let go, and that he had just rushed into the lion's den, as 'u a policeman. He then resisted violently, until con to the jKilicestation. He had on a pair of woman's shoes, in order that he might walk softly. This evidence was partly corroborated by Mrs. Rowe, •aslr. Cooke remanded him for a week. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. DAMAGING A FINN ISCAPI, r'n Brand, • cab driver, as wee charged before Mr. , rshitt with being drunk during his employment a , driver, and damaging a fire escape, the property of the " 40 1ilditan Board of Works, to the amount of 3/.135. 6d. I he was also charged with breaking a pane of glass, of value of 71., in the show-room window of Messrs. Jack l!and Graham, upholsterers, 34, Orford - attest. ''voitrnin Wright, the conductor in charge of the fire ! o aee stationed at M essrs . Jackson and Graham's, said L 'at shout 2 o'clock that morning the prisoner drove his Ntainat the fire escape, and damaged it to the amount k Us. gcl, DOME rti of r to b• • ntbs and • aa in th• Lid up - me eV, n pre. being ntttitti tad as 766ki Slot 01[7 , 1 ,as dr on th• Police-constable Richard Cabo, 116 0, said that es gain I woes Oxford-street to Mums. Jackson and Grahame/OM found that the fire escape bad bees knocked from thstadra floor into the second floor window, and seeing the C . o = who he was informed by the conductor had the escape, to be drank and quits Incapable of driving — cab he took him into custody. Besides • large pane of iii glass being broken at Mamas. Jackson and Graham's • i l l number of chairs and other articles were injured. tt Barnes, the gaoler, said that about two years ago the let. fire-escape at tbesame station was damaged to the •amount 01. to of 201. under similar circumstances. Mr. Frederick Smith, in the employ of Mesas. Jackson et. "' and Graham, said that • plate of glass eight feet high in fw the show-room window was broken. at. The prisoner said it was an accident, and that he was at. not drank. et. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that the damage being above Si. he B a t woo bound to send the prisoner for trial. 81. The prisoner said he thought it was very bard. ea Mr. Tyrwhitt remarked that it was also hard for the at. persons whose property had been damaged. The prisoner was committed for trial, the magistrate 86 ' offering to take bail. et SOUTHWARK. DIBORACZYUL SOBEERT. Edward Chenerh• master carman, carrying on an ex- es. l. tensive business in Sumner-street, Southwark-bridge road, wad at the bar before Mr. Partridge, charged et with stealn from tbsstables of Mr. Henry Bevershaw, at. galvanized iron manufacturer, in the same street. et William Hardy said he was in the employ of the prossen- at. tor, and in consequence of the mysterious loss of corn from the stables which adjoined the premises, he and another 11 4 workman were locked in on the previous night. Between is 12 and 1 in the morning they heard some one unlock the ei, stable door, and after entering go to the corn bin and open M. it. They heard • pail rattle and some corn put in, after St. which the party was about to leave when witness and his companion rushed from their hiding places and seized hold of the prisoner with a pail containing about a peck of oats. a Witness held him while his brother workman fetched • hi. police-constable and gave him into custody. es. Police-constable 311 A reserve, said he was on duty in S. the Southwark-bridge-road when he was celled to the 111 prosecutor's stables, when the prisoner was given into his l a custody for stealing oats from that place. He had a pail at containing about • peck of oats in his possession. When in, charged with stealing them, he said that the oats were his M. own ; and as he was feeding his horses he saw; • light in at. prosecutor's stables, and entered to see what was the matter, when he was seized and given into custody. Mr. Bevershaw informed his worship that for some time to he bad complained of the large consumption of oats, and hi. suspecting he was robbed be directed two men to conceal le themselves to detect the thief. He bad no suspicion of the prisoner, as he was in a large way of business. The prisoner elected to be tried by his worship, when Mr. gb Partridge told him no doubt he had plundered the prosecu td - tor to some extent. He sentenced him to three months' et hard labour. 06 100 101 106 193 101 U 67 16 ST 116 101 UN 103 116 107 116 107 00 96 100 e 119 & 106 107 1U 112 102 UN 1 104 06 116 106 101 110 106 107 101 106 99 101 16 91 I al 90 10111 i 106 or i 10 76 is 106 100 los tor 99 tot ss 100 102 i en_ tit+ to lug* 101 109 101 101 14911 110 i 111 111 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IL;; MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The quantity of home-grown wheat on sale here to day top was again very moderate, and scarcely any fine produce B t. was included in the supply . Fine parcels were very firm, 1 ° and for such fully late rates were obtained ; but inferior 00 qualities were dull of sale. alt. Fair average supplies of foreign wheats were on the 100 stands. There was a moderate demand for most deacrip- 100 tons, at the prices previously current. 100 Floating cargoes of wheat were dull. Spring corn a fl oat 1 0 4 was quite as dear. St With barley the market wee scantily supplied. The trade ao ruled firm. Fine malting parcels realised extreme quota- 10 Moos, and the value of other sorts was well supported. Malt moved off slowly, but no change took place in the dt. currencies. it, Oats were in limited request. Prices, however, ruled 1 0 firm. tee Very little business was doing in beans, on former terms. 10 In peas, with the exception of white qualities, which 0t have met a fair sale, the transactions were on a very mode- Nate scale. to The flour trade was quiet, on former terms. 10 On the whole, the seed market was heavy, at late rates- toe Cakes were in fair request. too At CUIti.ENT MUCK& Mieusii. Per Qr.l & 6. 6.5 to 75 to 66 to 70 WNIAf. Easel, Ira, red, 'eat „ wate, Norfolkend Elncola Pee 6/4 10 One. a a 00 _ SS potato Utah, black whits 24 tO 32 Baum • a to 75 40 to 42 Timazasiact _ , 40 to 42 Harrow Pistons 44 to 64 Vaittzr. Malting IMUling Grinding 56 to 36 MALT. _ _ __ Grey 62 to 44 1110: 46 to 47 46 to 48 Dollars _ 46 to 46 ......... Nom, NorfoLls. owl I &Wolk es to ffl Ilngitoll and Ware 62 to 69 Brown ..... ... FLOUR,. LIL Town made: per - - "iX6 11.. liousohold 69 to G•-' euontry Norfolk and Suffolk ea ship 4B 0.60 N ow _OATH. Militlah, po lre t ej: --- 800ich. bed PO& Qz• o►r. Danish and Is;r7salils. 27 27 to So it 21 I 113 lA. Russian BEAMS. SO, Danish 11171 4120 17: t) lietvr TEE EXPRESS,- WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1868. moitzr' ifiRKET.-(T1118 DAY.)' I Oft OVIIMIL In the Stock Exchange to-day there is a prepon derate,e of sales, and the marketa are rather dull. Prices in most owes, however, are maintained, owing to peoent investments and a consequent small supply of stock in nearly all the departments. This remark applies especially to the English funds, the dealers in which have so little stock in hand that they are borrowers of it for a few days. Con sols are about 1-16 per cent. lower, but most of the railway securities and foreign bonds, as well as banking and financial share', are without variation. Colonial government debentures are steady. The unfavourable weather tens to check business. The demand apr mosey is very moderate, and choice bills are 'taken at 11 to 11 per cent., or a to 3 below the bank minimum. Loans on English government securities are o ff ered in the Stock Exchange at per cent. r annum, but without finding takers. Consols are quoted 921 to I for money and' the new account (Gth February), and the Three per Cent. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 92a to 93. - - The railway market is inactive, and, with the exception of a rise of to } per cent. in Great Western and Great Northern stocks, and a reduc tion of lin Midland, prices are without variation. Annexed are the quotations :—Metzopolitan,ll7 to ; Great Western, 4611 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1161 to 117 ; Midland, 1031 to 104 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1231 to 124 ; Caledonian, 741 to a ; South Eastern, 68 to ; Great Eastern, 29} to 1; Great Northern, 106} to 107} ; ditto A, 1081 to 1091 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 18} to j; North British, 34 to • Brighton, 46} to 47 ; York and North Midland, 93 to ; and Berwick, 101} to 102}. With respect to foreign stocks. Peruvian of 1865 have experienced a relapse of } per oent., viz., to 731 to 1. Italian of 1861 are t lower, at 421 to 43}, but Turkish of 1865 have improved 1, the present price being 301 to 311. Turkish of 1862 are at 581 to 1 ; Greek, 12 to } ; Portuguese scrip, 2a to a prem. ; Spanish New Three per Cents., 35} to I ; Mexican, 15} tog ; and Egyp tian of 1864, 90 to 91. American securities have been little dealt in. The 5-20 Bonds have declined . per cent., viz., to 711 to 72 ; Erie Railway shares are at 48} to 49 ; and Illinois Central, 83 to }, showing no change. Atlantic cable shares are unaltered —Angl o- American 201 to and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference 41 to 5. Bank shares are quiet, but Union of London are -10 s. better, at 34} to 33}. London and West minster are quoted 71} to 72} ; Alliance, 121 to 11} dis. ; imperial Ottoman, 14 to 1} dia. ; London and County, 53 to 54 ; and Oriental Cor _ poration, 41} to 42}. _ Financial shares exhibit no movement. Inter national, 2to 11 dis. ; London, 22* to 21} dia. ; General Credit, 21 to I 3is. ; and Credit Foncier, 3 to f per share. The report of the directors of the City Discount Company (Limited) states the balance available for division at the meeting on the Ist of February at 4,5351., and recommends a dividend of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. 5331. is also to be written off the preliminary expenses, and 1,0131. to be carried forward. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the London and County Bank will Le held on the 6th of February, for the declaration of a dividend. The ordinary general meeting of the English and Foreign Credit Company (Limited) is convened for the 4th of February, when a dividend will be do- 1071 WITIAT. Per 4r7 • a DWARIC Yid iliTotlp• berg 7O to 67 Ittwt.ek .t Mackie* p N loaa 7O to SO bo to 72 BUSIIIIN hard *oft AISOFICISD, red white " Italt63T. Maple l2 te 451 Bullets lewUm Corr. White 45 to 47 Yellow ?Loci. 'Nock. per auk OATS I 81tAalsk ~ Dutch brewing .... 26 to 33 i American, per bd 3O to SS fettling .... 71 to 2S I Canadian .. ARRIVALS 01P GRAIN. eke.. TIIIB W EISK. INTO UINDON BY WATER CARRIAGE Glintllng . Distilling . Malting ... M to 4 3 b 42 Wheat.' Barley. Mour.t /Walla sedikokb qr lo g al 250 .. 3;o ' Id& foralgs 4lOO . . . . 70 . • 70 ..--- - Total tem 160 1 1601 TO .. 440 Mao, 6,500 am 1 LIVIRPOOL arrrow KAM% (THIS DAY.) (BT TELEGRAPH.) MOW ORR OWN conazavonDsirra The market rather wrist. Sales about 10,000 bales, at yesterday's rates. MINCILFG-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SECAR.—OnIy a moderate business is doing in this article, and previous prices are barely sopported, low, brown West Indian sold at Ds. ; good and fine brown, 31a. to 31s. ed. ; greyish, :its. to 3.15. Refined—dried goods cordons dull of sale, hut prices are without change ; pieces steady, with a moderate amount of business doing. Comas.—The business doing in this market is chiefly confined to plantation Ceylon at the full valuations. Coons.—About 100 bags of . Trinidad sold at 565. to 71e. for fair to fine red ; Guayaquil is selling at 50e. to Mc TEA.—The public sales are going off very steadily in most cases at tbo full value. itics.—Businese is doing in soft Frain at full rates, but bard grain sorts are to be had on easier terms. Rms.-100 puncheons of Jatuaica sold at 3a. 3d. ; and 50 puncheons of Lrewards, at Is. 3d. SALTPETRE is dull of sale. Corros.—The market continues quiet, and prices to rule in buyers' favour. Jos.-1:A bales of common to middling sold at 141. to 171. 12s. Gd. ; and 500 bales, cuttings, at 101. 10.. TALLOW MARKET. —(THIB DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow, 41s. 9d. net; Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 435. 3d. ; January to Marsh, 43.. 3d. to 435. Gd. ; Much, 435. Gd. ; October to December, 44a. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yearn Pattenden and Smith report a continued retail demand for the beet descriptions at We rates. SALE OF FRENCH PICTERLS. —The first day's sale of Kludil•Bey's collection attracted to the HOW des Ventes, in the Rue Dronot, an Immense crowd, eo much so, indeed, that ones the bidding , bad commenced all ingress or sane was impossible. The " Chasse an Mirok," by Decamps, brought 6,100 fr. ; " Chases au Marais," same, 8,500 fr. ;" " Atelier de Poteries." MUM, ; " Vent* i Is Cries," Vautier, 7,500( r.; " Pump du Gee," Fromentin,23,oook; " Allee des Chitaignien Rousemu:' 27,100 fr." The whole amount was 166,400 fr. The sewed day was still more important. Messenger," by Lays„Urought 8,100 fr.; Sebastinking an t ag mer 115,0.40.04Z.T4'"V; the Madhouse," same, 16,000 fr. ; Massacre of the Bishop or Li" ( from Soott's " Quentin Durward" ), 46,000 k; " A Bath in Turkey," Ingres, 20,000 fr. ; "Stays Solitaire," Meismader, 11,500 fa ; " Player of the Guitar," same, 16,000 fr. ; " The Amateurs of Painting," same, 31,800 k. ; the " Marebtad Jartum, 21;00Mr.; four pictures of Troyes, 17,7004. Status of Helen in white marble, by Olminger, 17,000 fr. ; in all, for the second day, 296,050 k. This day were sold the pictures of the old roasters, prin. cdpelly French and Dash : " Voyage Cythires," Wat teau, brought 4,600 fr. ; " ChiM's Head: , B ouc h er , 5,760 fr. ; " A Painter's Studio." same, 14.000 k. ; " The Stirrup Cup," Womanises, 4,700 k. ; " Departure for the Chaos," game, 6,10011. ; " Duck-Shooting," same, 21,060 f r. ; •' Portrait ef • Young Girl," Omani Dow, 11,21106. •, " Datalr letssior," Toulon, 9,600 fr. ; 'The Gallery of the Argiodoke Albert," same, 15,900 k. ; " The Dolomitic. of Lev%" Vsa der Warff,2o,ooolr. The day's sale teneglit . 72, _•. so that the total *mend of the eallsselea was UO,Mer.--iisiignessii. BOSNSAI leS DISZABIN al MB Twßoav, GOLDIN4Q O W.—Durimg the week Gelding 19th January, 310 mitigate ware wader trastassent, al whom 41 Were new Gault. 1 4 I oar 1 vra, tea', let I 21 tat! 1" fd 1 1f I It 1 9 1 11 D i 33;" 1 4 tedZ. 1 idill i li I "TO - Ti n ft N NI 93 16 N Nut 45 to w' 26 to 213 30 so 3C 30 to 361 81141 . 11 LIB--(THIS DAYJ ORDINARY RAILwAra mow aniesi mg /WM ln Cideamiss VA Comildea — Al IN =a ll anirair 11, INAiser.terthoUldis iratlentlon— all Da kelp 108 Mow .add. Wadies 10 lanai Imam OM. FA 188 Do. Z. Ana. litk.,No.l 100 Orestricellsotilestbed 100 Great Northern mo Do..a I Area no Me tn. 100 Do.H 11110p.atepetdB 100 Do. Ord. Dat Dlv. boil 100 Ws loath& Weal 100 limit Weston 100 Do.BtoarVaL 100 Do. loath Woke 100 Do. W. 1118.—Melor4 100 Do. Do. = 100 leaceshiro &T 100 Lon. Dr=..coikbag Do D irion. 100 Do. Mot a. 100 London& North Wean 100 Londos&LionthWeeters 100 Mos. fiber Lineoloab 100 Metropolitan 100 Do. latenalon, dend bp. °COW 1870 100 lidropolthin MOWS —1 18 Do. do. do. I ell Do.* St. John's-wood Midiaad 10 Dee Wm. It Darby. 100 Mortis British . ISO Do. 'Ma ,Pertii . .lJ — Wa. 100 IN. Lateen—Borwlok 12 Do. 0. N. Para - 100 DA I~eda 100 Do. Tort Me Da carible MO Do. itiook.*Dietisi I all Do. I. 188041 lee Mar* lea 7 Do. si t jas io r u — : lee* 100 N. • IL Waders 100 8 TIMM 100 .S o u th 100'Soot Webers aB ingdoss.W•deallokeli 1011 Tail vale Waterford & Kilkenny 6 ;Watelx• WlLtehall 90 90 49e •7 AND ATOM& 30 30 4 31 3 4 3 ne 30 16 SI 04 111 i 6 I 11 111 a mt 116 II A lut Itti 11 11 174 11 14 117 um 711 BO I 44 46 Ira 1181 1461 1641 1041 1041 76 76 Ili Me lel/ 10% -- 60 (12 9.1 94 LT9 111 1141 116 le p se , 0 x lei lii 52 59 42 . 44 t ---- -... poi . ret o r4 ti tAt Aail. 6774ll. r ... • . D 0.6 ii i 2,225,7108 D 0,6 106 olit,ooB l Do. pent IN 816.000 061:40 NI .... Do. do i 155;a6. IN 260,010 0egi50,N0w.1579.6p.0t 106 100,000 Do 1872. to— 100 MAIN Do. 1882-186 S do.— 106 MAO Iliradales• psi &J I ai lie MAI Do. it 103 *Ai Do. la 4182,0110 Do. 1856 115 ; 100.000 NotalGor.ep.e.AP.Roe.' lO5 100,000 Do. do. MoydNov. 100 ' 17 286,600 Neer itrozoGovpare6. IN 1.11160301) 88 Soap Wain Ow., A Ip. 50L,11771 60 1816 IN , %mewl Do. sp. e.lBlB Pi 105 , 56e,050 D04p.ar,1867 be 1876 100 ! MCP New 1•010•4 Gm ma& lel ; 1.100,0001 Do. IpOr. ink 110 I 600,000 Do. 6 per cent 1801 100 LOAM, Do.de.lo9lJaaotnee, 100 260.0•0 1 N0va Seeds Op. 8..1 5 71 11 0 I 22.5,0001 Ditto 6 per sent. 1806 100 I.loo.l4,Quembrad Pe.. Op. A. MI 1377,660 Do. Do. 1601 105 716,800,11.A61G0v. 6p. 6..87-77 100 De. 1878 sod spode. 155 1500 Turnanian, Op. 02,1106 100 e1b 02, a,000 816.80e.11p.e.1ea..10,1 10 7,000,000. Do. 6R e 6 611 ,5 1Aga• 5 0 0 /OPIUM v 31 1041 No. I 88. I . 1161 fi 17 liti ll i 17 104 Si 71e -- • • 1M115,0001 1 Alendhoe IMMO* ,) WI i 00 0 1 Anglo-Binm.Ooldiliami # *630, fl Antarslian di 16000 111 Cs* Copper O d t t e . I I 20,000 I Capalaterer 11 $0.006 5 eliieteleiGl.lB.lom, 41' %WO ti• Oopispe (Limited) ...J Ili Ml* 1 Den holm F.= 161.1 11,000 I Fort Del *ll 1 16.1100 II 'Forams (mittr i l iaa l eff i l 60,004 1 Troolbo &Soli 10,6011 10 OMB* . a * OO 16 Mum& %IRMA) lll6. KO* S ,1Yeno(14•14• 1 1) 65 1 $O.OO 4 911, 5 Lesibalems z , ... ,. .) PennlelOo (L ! $ /*OOO I 'Pagans* (Um) je 111,006 * ileatelmoditilverLend 100,000 6 NA PIM* 1 14001 IS loyal Cott* Copper 4O WOOS 1 hoer Grande I* 110,000 1 BOWL* heard. t o gi ail mow 10 Bt. John del Rey 15 46114 16 United Medan 1* *Oft ITM Lehrr* iL.I 1 10,0 i. 16 VII&ODUM 0081 (Um . 6 (Om 10 Val demem 'Limited, I 10,000 6 *whim Gold (Limit* 111 ba.oor 1 Worthing (Waited) 76,036 1 Torte! enimmlitiLll4 en 44004' II Indanineatans , Lo. ell LAM 81. ciEFbiai 400011 f Sa O.Ntba.4p.o. Joa.J 100 110,000:11t o.Wote.—W.lL-01., I p. at, & July .100 310,400 1 8k .Laoc.&Yk.4p.e.Joa.&Jly 100 1303074 M. • L05.13/16.4p.e.Ja0.&J 1 7 100 WM& M. 1..1.N.W.4p.e.J0a.&. 101 3 ,100 111 0 : 0 1 IL Do. sip.o. Jan./ Pay 100 2.59, Jaa.&Jely,loo 1 81. Welland.lp.c.Jon.&Jaly 100 .... 01. Y. S Bitlah,Z.D.B.,l p. et., Yob. & Aug. ..?1011 0 0.411 1 11.10tra..4p.0.Jam.&./fily 100 .... Si. f1004.14.1..4p.0./o.lloot. 100 91 % 92 95 LIUCILO. -- - • . i,....1 r...,"0":0 1: "4'° - r''..,="t 2 MON 11. oulantic Wain" SOON St. Do. Brie tont ~ 111 10.010 15 ArWridlen Anriad IN *OM 15 AnatettlenlLlia S Mt* 10 Soospatell'es**** t WAN 10 soak waterworks ( 1 . lis Moss 10 Do. Now 1 *AO 1 Gm (15116 . 5) WO 5 Do ew. MN NI Dritidi neiek - eaTdria 4550.100 85 B. t L Kn. Tel. (k) —II 0.415 totOosrasOonapent ..., 1 50,000 15 Cneedienlessa Inv(li) . 16,000 SO o .. Compeay .. 11.000 111 DIV.. 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New_.. ail dont/ Autealta- , Stand. at N. d Macs- 111 Dada. ten at • pal le Dales et kaalealla an Wee et Izeland (1ia . .) 1 , Vain et Lake 111 T T err Pal MREIGN JRAILWAI au Bi fi 01s 10 7 di.\ 71_ 73 II • Made( prior 16 lit It 9 491 c Toe la 16 61a 9 11 96 10 1. 911 461 66 9 11 4 K. 41 . $6 . 9* 1 1 ei 9 1:1 -- ii - if 38 If N 83 N IN 1021 3 1093 9 3 3 a or 1,02 1:11 m• 111 Oa 9r Is 81 - 19 PL I Waco4v4 CI 1 411.21mbm" wc4 sod WC Moro 11111ocus sad labluctUa 114 IDo Woad ID ore. of Maw c 4 I/ I Do (latoard. 111 p. 140 100144104 (114ww. o.) I Do. W. Wood sill =lScomfgalo.46. WI EN 4 ' 4 1.4 1. 4 . a-. 1 4 4 . 6 114 g Watbornatlywooft. 4 10 Wolk Trabo k i Pio et 10 IW.lll.W.oliailp.o. 483 ad wa 40 19 lei 48 — scl' 4114 ; 117 SO 46 14 13 614 tl 6 dls 4S 41 14 6 4 36 SS I Si 4 2,, 11 12 1 1 . • _ sd 41 7-16 21 - 14 Si IS-lii - :i $ tab unbroken conanualestka by miaow welt Ileleber, Myr!, end 116.120A4 sad alie wsh au airtime eel Genteel di* by means of the Madras North-West Las. On the completion of the ism t bridge over the Chitiravutty_river was to be shoat the some time, his elegancy the Governor baring been in vited to secure the bet rivet sad to drive the first wise over the new structure. This bridge is half.way to Teadratres, 32 miles in advance of the resent termiltue, to which station the railway is nearly finished and will open in time to bring down this resaaa's crop of the cotton districts to which it leads. Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) have opened a branch office in Hamburg : Vice-Chancellor Mains has appointed as official liquidators of the County and General Gas Con sumers Company (Limited), Mr. H. P. Stephenson and Mr. NN Miura J. White, public accountant, of 33 King-street, Cheapside. • . Mr. Frederick B. Smart (of the firm of Smart and Snell, accountants) has been appointed liquid ator of the London Chemical Company (Limited). Creditors of the Mid.Hanta Railway Company - ere required by an order of the Court of Chancery, to send in the particulars o their claims by tbe 28th February V , as ice-Cha f ncellor Stuart has appointed the 11th of March for adjudicating upon them. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gan, dock, waterworks and canal shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance—Commerelei Union, 5,1-16,4 15-16,5 1-16, 5: Guardian. 47), de ; Ocean Marine, 21i, 1; Universal Merin (Limited), 41, N. ex div. ; Gaslight end Coke—Bombay (new) (Limited), 2, Brighton and Rove, 174 City of Moscow Gas, 1 0 , 9i, ; Imperial Continental, 94 ;,1 ; Westmlaster Manned, 44, 3 ; ditto (new), 331, ex dm. Docks—Fest and West hada, 1244, 3, 41; London sad Si. Katherine, 50i, 405, 4, Si, 50. W a terworks—Berlin, 13i, ; East Londos.llU 18 , ex div. TOINDAT EVINING. - _ Consols, which closed yesterday at 9n to 93, both for money and the 6th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, rose to 933 1-1 e 6 to 1, and closed. at 92k, sellers." The Thre per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at three o'clock 93 to /. The offi cial business report is as fellows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92/ 3, 22, 3,2/, 3/ • ditto, for account , 92i, 3 ; T h ree per Cents. Reduced, 94, 3; New Three per Ceuta., 93, / ; ditto Two an -a-Bali per Cent., 75t ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; Indian Stock, 210; ditto Five per Cent., 1111, 12, ?, ?r, ditto Four per Cent., 104, ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 97, ; ditto Five per Cent., 104 ; ditto Five and-a-Ralf per Cent , 104, 8 ; ditto Bonds, 405., 355. prem. A further improvement occurred in the India Five per Cent. stock, which was dealt in as high as 112 . F!. There was rather more business in the rupee paper. Exchequer Bills remain at 225. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market was buoyant, and a further rise took place in many cases, though the closing prices were below the best of the dap. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. advanced 11 per cent.; the loans of 1854, 1858, 1861, 1863, and 1865 (Six per Cents.), to 1; Danubian and Co. lombian. 1 ; Brazilian of 1865, Chilian of 1886, Peruvian of 1865, and Russian of 1864, l ; and Portuguese Bonds and Scrip, as well as Spanish New Three per Cents. to 1. Greek and Mexican were exceptiona lly fiat, and declined 1. MINB&-(Tli18 DAY.) Own o'CLOOK. The mining market is firm to-day, with an active demand for shares in most of the following mines, at the prices given, viz : West Chiverten, 671 to 6SI ; Prince of Wales, 2 1 to 31 ; Wheal Grenville, 355. to 375. 6d.: East Lovell, 81 to 9 ; Chiverton Moor, 6 to 6 4 ; West Great Work, 31 to 2 ; Great Vor, 191 to 201 ; West Drakewalls, Be. to 10s. ; New Lovell, 9to ; and Wheal Seton, 824 to 871. In the market for foreign and colonial mining shares, St. John del Bey and Chontales are in quired for, at 54 to 35 and 1 die. to par, respectively, but other descriptions are rather inactive. Don Pedro are quoted 21 to 3, 1 , pretn. ; Anglo-Braxi lion, par to A prom. ; Pestarena, dis. to par Rosen Grande, par to 1 prem. ; Angio-Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to k ; Frontino and Bolivia, 15-16 to 1 1-16 ; Port Phillip, 1 7-10 to 9-16; Central American, 1 dia. to par ; and Anglo- Argentine, 1 to I prem. At the Port Fhillip and Colonial Gold Mining Company's meeting yesterday the directors' report was received and adopted, and a dividend of Is. 61. per share declared, free of income tax. At the Victoria (London) Mining Company's meeting yesterday the report was received and adopted. Mr. Spencer lierapath was elected a director in the room of Mr. J. D. Fowles, deceased dared. The ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the East London Bank (Limited) is called for the 30th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company (Limited) will be held on the 7th of Feb. The ordinary meeting of the Eastern District Freehold Estates Company (Limited) is convened for the 30th inst., for the declaration of a dividend. The Master of the Rolls has this day appointed Mr. James Cooper, of the firm of Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Evans, official liquidator of the London Quays and Warehouses Company (Limited), the summons for the appointment of the liquidator having been adjourned into court. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols and foreign stocks are steady. As regards railway securities, Midland, Caledonian, and Berwick have improved Ito 1 per cent. while Great Western and Great Northern A have ;seeded to about the same extent. The demand for the scrip of the New Portuguese Loan has latterly been stimulated by several con siderations, amongst which may be mentioned the low pries at which it was issued ; the length of time over which the instalments are spread, which makes the scrip very light to hold ; the fact that the first half-yearly coupon of 14 per cent. is due on the 30th inst., in reduction Of the 5 per per cent. instalment then payable ; the option enjoyed by the holders of converting this loan into Portu guese internal stock ; and, lastly, the payment of the dividend at a fixed exchange at Paris and Amsterdam—a privilege which cannot fail to be encouraging to Dutch and other continental investors. About 14,000 sovereigns from South America were sent into the Bank yesterday. Theecie. Sidon, from New York, has brought 32,0001. No The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were unaltered, with the exception of a decline in the rates for bills on Vienna. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.01 ; ditto, short 11.18 to 1L111; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.0 to 12.01 ; amsmssp, s mouths. 25.32 1 us 25.3 71 ; Brune i.. 3 mout h.. A soldier named Brecker was shot on Saturday 116.321 to 25.371: Hamburg sad Aliens, 3 mouths, 11.9 to at Chartres for highway robbery and murder. The night L 1.91 • Berl". Colowie, Ar 434253 months , 6.281 to 9.271 preceding his execution ha spent in playing dominoes with I St. Petersburg, 3 month', to 324 ; Peen short, 25.121 his gaoler to 25.221; ditto, 3 mouths, .30 to =JO ; Marseilles, • 3 months, 0.30 to 25.33 ; PrankforSon-the-Maine, FOUR OLD Lents& —David Garrick's widow stir s ma th, 123 a to 1231 ; Ti m m, 3 men the, 1233 vived that eminent tregedian forty-three years, and died 12.20 ; Trieste, 3 months, 12.15 to 12.20 ; Madrid, 3 in 1822, aged ninety-nine. She bad before her marriage months, 481 to 481 • Santander, 3 moriths, 481 to 481; Ca, been a dancer on the boards of Drury-lane, Rod was a 3 months, 481 to 4811; Seville, 3 months, 43d to 481 Malaga, native of Vienna. She died in her chair, retaining her 3 montba, 481 to 48 ,• Valencda, 3 months, 484 to 484 ; Bat. faculties 60 the loot. Bailey cites , too vaguely perhaps fee ealone, months, 481 to ; Bilbao, 3 months, 481 to the sceptical, the Ron. Mrs. Watkins, of Glamorganshire, 434 s ornet es. 3 mos ibm, 481 t o egi ; L os h orn , 3 who died in 1790, aged 110. The year before she died months, 29.25 to 29.30 ; Omni, 3 months, W. 25 to she made a trip from Wales to London , to see Mrs. Sid -39.30 ; lupus. 3 tooa tas, 2%25 to 99.30 ; Palermo, 3 dons act. Nine visits did she make to the theatre durum mouths, 23.25 to 29.30 ;11kosina„ 3 months, 29.25 to her, stay, retiring evadingly before the after•piece ; and, 29.33; When, wigs , doge, 314 te 511 ; Oporto, go g a ye besides this, she sat for her portrait, and ascended to the date. 51i to 511. " whispering gallery" at St. Paul's. She got safe home ; The Metropolitan Railway traffic return shows esdli".L' a did net pave c't"", as it did old Pare& A more urefragelle ease, is that of Mn. Wit this week an increase of only IV. compared with Nanny of moor Park . =lime-head, Dorset , who the corr esponding period of 1557, when the ice died, aged 102, in isa — ,4abot of whom her great gradee"' accident in the Regent's-park had just occurred. avers that she was isrualed for cataract whet eighty- The tra ffi c return of the Great astern Railway one, and made • seas* spetandiog, to bee tenantry, of Canada for the week ending the 17th inst. whoa they elegmddielld her on her hundredth birthday. No attempt be b mai to invalidate this companies shows an increase of 1981 . o ver last y ear. tics if bar deseendand. The three old ladies above meri no annual meeting of the Indian Carrying timed t eldest te the company into which for the Company, convened for yesterday, was adjourned noose wo thamt„ is liking frost Mts., or, as she till the 75th February, when, it is anticipated, the was sass elise. "lady" lamas as eccentric Secretary will have returned from India with infor- widow, who diod in London in 180 3 Ida* set 106. ashen wi# regard to the affairs of the wider- r e li e s li a rex4drioswidow a:.o=eB.ll;loo4ribiar/rzallk:d whal: needonald =that at the nierket=966l---L-.4.le..allinalin' Ors herald WINO as add men-earvant, two =a; a saL ica rr i ass die Ina Wolfe' and particular, will have to decide whether the ilellects sib g g a ggogb eke halms o g b e , youths, wound rep cw vet. age woo king. 11111 a ye was a desided tee to The following asemorandum Whims the Maims e a se im = rZsa..."""Ar r „.. " be s ot " Um ' "" 6 ,,.i'" Railway Company : die B r. ' • woorpendssi thserostven" sheralid, ways wieg Lagoa:Ws ism Bea isolleadLikilti ii :lgE Oa wed to mar foot led wok with hooli bed, ,Railway_beatsg siffi jeussilim mei end to top up,* as regarded ler elmsjoy with seaemphalr. ficedh-Meet Nos ' h i s am • Bar health was good to thli "lait, *kiddie eat two sew Mg es the lst of this mina. By imnstion tbe de teeth at eighty-eves. Bios wee boated at Sonhill-tlsids and populous distriste el Taigas and nersk ess Imuying.gromuL—Qtmetrie levies, new somber. 1020YINCIAL SHARI MABEE?. Lffignroot., JAW. 21.—Ralea to-day : Caledonian, 751 111 / & Great Lantern, t4i it 30—Great Northern, 100—Lavcsauire sad Yorkshire. 1241—London, Brighton. and Smith Coast, 471 — Donlon and :forth Wentarn, 1101 1 1 1 tr . ::: i 1 17— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 441 —ffistropolitan, 1181 171 14—Midland, 104 1 I—Nteth , Berwick Carlisle - . 125poutli Easton, 11 11 9 81—Great Western of Cassini& 1” rem Luxerittmerg shares, Sl—Liverpool Finan cial Assuran ce Limited, 51 il.—Royal Insurance, 24 p.—Atlnntic Tehgraph. per emit., 4 1114 11—Britlab Shipowners, d. Cool United ,;11/1 new fal Aut.:, 6 p. —National Stets SWF Company Limited , 71—Pacillc Steam, 67. ktatinamorgst, JAM. 111—Market opened filllo, and friOCS was (getter:ally imposed. Towards the dole, however. there was an easier feeling. A fair amount of Weiner doing. Anglo. Anteriain Teletraph iLimiteti,, 20 61e—Atiantic Telegraph Preference. 8 per oent., 96 71—Caledonlan, 721 4 1 1 41 5 41 — Great Eastern, 68 I—Great Luzemhourg,• it IS-18 18-16 — Or at N Athens A, 148141 0 Great Western or Canada, IS S-I6 —Great Western, 4111 1-1111nnis, 851—Innemehire and York shire, 114 4 I—London, Brighton, sad Meth Coaet, 47—Lon dun and North N'estern, 117 lei 1 I_l 171 /--leanclu7ter, Shed field, and Liocoleeshire, 44g 11 4 —Metropolitan, 118% h l9 171 114 s 1 red-. raw 21 p.—Dover, per Cent. (1015., 141—London, Chat bun. and Dover, la—Preston and Wyly. 45—North Union A, 11.8—Metropolitan, New Fire per fent , 1.18 p. blitnitioli AIL JAW. 21.—Bnainess done:—Birmingham Joint Stock Bank shares, at 801 : Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank. st 1 Birmingham Gas Sew ordiriart at 48 ; Birmingham anti Statfordshire Gas, k. 50, at 081: Midland Contract. at 91 dis - and Patent Shaft and Axletme. second lora°, at 21 pen. Closinti prices: Stourbridge Railway, buyer',Shropehire Bank shares, sellers, at : Iradley Gas, 44 to 441 ; sad South !Stafford shire Waterworks. II to per share. (WILE% 110. IG.—New-India per Cent Stock 914 1-IDitto for aerount, Feb.. 0. 921—India Five pee Cent., July 1880 !Stuck (transferable at the Bank of Ireland, 1111—ditto Four par Cent., Oct. 1869 ditto, eal— Bank of Ireland (MO paid'. 111 National Bank igle paid), eti—ditta, for account, 611— Bank .Ell.O ;mid , ffil—Union Monk (Molted' 4..12 pakt), l z Great Southern and Western !Cod peat, tridltte, to account 974. - 09 16 i 51 1021 3 i 4 5-:$ 2 ii P= 14 lei - r 1 I t I ! 1 ,1 i i 1, E I, 1, i i i ' r $ . ' A / i .r $ 1 I l t l 7 1 ii ! , 1 .. • 1 i 1 1 ; 1 1'• I ir • V I ' I i , 11 1 111 ! 1 .1 ( i 'r i l t 1 % 01 i 1000 ',ii 0 1 . 1 1 .! I neT, was ~ on with being quail ittre al