The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-06 00:00:00

1 M l'Ell I.‘ I. PARI.I.tIEN'r. - - - - ilul SE OF COMMONS.—{THIS DAY.) • met w usual at noon, when there was • very !Amu of members. N K is.V.ll, the new membvi fur Wexford. took .ths and his s.at. The hon. member, owing to his • I,nown bodily infirmities, was wheeled to and from •J In in a hair. which he moved about himself. noticus of motion were then given, including Mr. NE iTr, to the effect that be will on Friday -‘ove for hoe to bring in a bill to amend the law to trades' unions in connexion with the Benefit • • v's Act. NEW \V KITS. 'h.. re , olution of Colonel T t%1.0R. new write were i for Dublin 'niversity, in the room of Mr. Walsh. the office of Mostt-r of the Rolls for Ire . •..r the town and county of Calway, in the room of hael Morris. who has been appointed Attorney r.l for In land and for the borough of .tnilover. in •oiao of Mr. .1. Itum pliery, who has accepted the of the Chiltern Hundreds. )N obtained I,tve to bring in a bill to appro. Ite 3 portion of the revenue of the estate lately belong . To tle• prebend of Finsbury and the eatheand of .!. for the relit: of spiritnal destitution in the THE ADDHESS. The report on the address ter reply to the Queen's ~, r h was brought op by Mr. 1/1: tams. and read by elerk at the table. The report having been read a Kecond time, and it having ken moved by Colonel TAVI.oIt that the house do agree with the committee iu the resolution, Mr. HADFIELD was proceeding to complain of the onikOon in the royal .perch of any mention of church rates, Mr. W.U.POLE rose to order, contending that the hon, mkr had no tight to introduce a subject which was included in the royal speech. Th• sI'EAKER, addal that it was not competent to the member to enter into a matter nut referred to by her ajcsty. Mr. HADFIP:I.D said his object was to complain of there being no allusion toa question which had occupied the attention of parliament for the last:al years. He would tu.•ve as an amendment that "The house regrets that there i. , u o :illusion in the royal speech to tho subject of church Mr. E. RAINES seconded the amendment, and ex. pre,.sol hiv concurrence in the view of the mover. Th :•11...tliEH said the report having passed a second reading. it was not competent to any honourable member to ~ an amendment. The report was then agreed to. po the motion of Mr. M'LLKKN, leave Was given to bring in a bill to abolish the annuity tax or ministers , looney in the pariah of l'anongate, within Edinburgh, and 0 de provision in regard to the stipends of the minister s iu that pariah and city. on the motion of Mr. D. Gairrivn. leave was ►lso I.eu to bring in a bill to enable shareholders of joint-stock Aupanies to vote by means of voting papers. t•APITIL TI'SISHMENTS. on the motion that the bonne do now adjourn, Mr. .1. T. HIBBERT inquired whether the govern tut intended to introduce a bill relating to capital l,nishments. Mr. WALI'OLE saki two bills had been prepared, one reLding to private executions, and the other to another ranch of the subject. The house adjourne4 at a quarter to I. WEATHER REPORT. -mum DAY.) WVININDAY, FEIIRCARY 8, L. 1 11. T. ' , W. *Ulm IC 34 4 W 1 2 W. A • 2 2.• •!:37 36 •W. 1 W. laith A:demean 42 W.Y.W. 3 7 W.N.W. oreeucastle...2, 1.840 , 3 , 6. W. \.W. Valenti 21 07 45 N. W. 10 11 I W. Cape Qom.— ?!LOS 46 N. W. 10 V 1 N. W, Liverpool 25l 846 W.A.W. I 2 B.W. Ihdyhead 46 W. d 6 8.8. W. Tertsence ti 19 49 W.Y.W. 18 10 I W.N. W. Brest - 9 W. Lor.ot Rochefort._ m. 69 2,5 W. 7 7 I W. Plymouth Weymouth 21.0648 W. N.W. 8 10: W. 7ortamouth 79.07 41 W. N. W. 10 11 A.W. London W.A.W. 8 11 W. Yarmouth 28.7345 W. 6 6 W. Scarborough. 94.57 44 W. 2 6 A.W. Shields .1.64 4.1 B.W. 3 2 , S.W. Hader - r., Loom 1. ,W.lb u c 10.00 1 ro ,o.or 2 rc 008 1 rc 0.33 3 re 0.54 3 1r '0.52 8 111 0.40 9 r ,0.10 1 ,0..2 7 fro 0.34 6 rt. 0.35 7 r 0.5.5 0 re u.lO c 0.21 8 cc 019 5 re 010 9 M 0.19 - re 0.21 3 oe 0.05 3 ec 2 REMARKS. Last night there was a very heavy gale from the westward on oar southern somata. This Ho .1-fling the winds are chiefly westerly, lEitt to itosierate on our northern and eastern coasts, and very swing on the south coast of England 'where the sea is high , hit in theeouth.weet of Ireland they are northwesterly and as strong as they were In the night. liammetric pressure has doressmi considerably and is very low over the Britioh Isla* In the west and south barometers are now rising. Rain has Wien on all our etsitsts, and lightning was seen at Valenti* and ?nuance last night. SAcRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER-HAIL. Handel's Israd in N . qm will be again performed on Friday neat. Principal vocalists—Miss Banks, Miss It. Henderson, Madame Sainton•Dolby, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. M. Smith, Signor Foli, and Mr. Lewis Thomas. THE LATE. FATAL BOAT AccIDENT on.' NORTH iirr.—Another body of the unfortunate party who were drowned by the upsetting of a small beat while proceeding from Nortlitleet to the cigar ship was picked up on Monday evening in Northtfeetereach. It has been identifierd as that of Mr. Finney, the young draughtsman attached to the Peas Winans, eon of Mr. Finney . , of Poplar Iron Work s . THE OREsT NORTHERN ILAILWAY.--011 Monday evening last a singular accident occurred on the Great Northern line of railway, at a short distance south of I .ranthani station, by which the lives of a large number of Passengers were placed in imminent peril. It seems that the down express leaving King's-cross at 5 p.m. lonrneyed wifely until leaving Peterborough, which place it left et drawn by a couple of powerful engines, and all went well until just after crossing a small bridge over the river Witham, at about a mile from Grantham, when the ' driven, guards, and passengers became alarmed by the sudden oscillation of the engines and carriges. The breaks were put on with all possible speed, sad in about 500 yeah it was brought to a stand, when it was found that the tender of one engine had left the metals, but, marvellous to relate, woe of the carriages bad been dragged a the road, al though from the bumping which e nsue d the greatest alarm prevaibil among the passengers, who, however, sus t a i ne d little or no serious injury. Several were bruised and n, but none so much as to render their removal from the carriages necessary. On a messenger reaching Grantham Station, Mr. Walker, clerk in charge, at once left by special train, accompanied by a gang of men, and, after detaching disabled tender, the train was backed to Ponton, where it was changed on to the up line and brought on to amtham, where it arrived at 9 p.m. As none of the P'iscngers needed medical aid the train and its occupants mon left for the north. The traffic was carried on upon the up line till midnight, by which time the line was stored to its original st..te, and very little delay was ...Meal to the regular traffic. tinder all the circurn itincvs, it is luite providential that most disastrous result,. were avoided. Plti:i•EDENi'E AT DINNER PARTIES.—Having , trrial an earl's daughter he was selected for that honour. There was a barrister in the room, and Mrs. Dobbs Proughton ought to have known better. A s s h e professed to he guided in such matters by the rules laid down by rla. reiar,miaed authorities, she ought to have been aware 4 .4 a man takes no rank from his wife. But she was en -4 1 think to merciful consideration for her error. A situated as wag Mrs. Dobbs Broughton cannot alto tetiaa i;....re these terrible rules. She cannot let her guests draw ion far preeeilence. She must select some one for the honour of her own arm. And amidst the intricacies of oak 11.. w L it possible for a woman to learn and to reniein } " ything If providence would only send Mrs. Broughton a peer for every dinner party, the thing 1 '" 4 za more easily ; but what woman will tell me off which should go out of the room first ; a C. 8., an of the Blue, the Dean of Ltanshester, or it. la-an of Arches' Who is to know who is '"rvlcay's father ! How am I to remember that Y . '".4 Thointnon's progenitor was made a baronet and I' , ' kni;lit when lie was lord mayor ? Perhap s M rs . liroughton ought to have known that Mr. Crosbie I hav e gained nothing by his wife's rank, and the r may lc considered to have been not immoderately •r. when he simply spoke of her afterwards as the ' ••••• .m.l most ig norant old woman he had ever met in I. with the lovely Miss Demolines on Ida `tag the last to move before the hostess. Mr. Dobbs '!'`.", had led the way energetically with old Lady 'lines. There was no doubt about Lady Demolines. as had told him, because her title marked her. Her , 0.1 Itail been a physician in Paris, and bad been t•i ,, i• 4 in consequence of some benefit supposed to have .!'`, bale to some French scion of royalty—when such al France were royal .and not imperial. Lady :, . risk was not much, certainly; but it served to r. and was beneficiaL —The Last Chronicleof Bonet. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1867. I'IIosECUTION OF COLONEL NELSON AND LIEUTENANT BRAND. DOW-STREET.-(THIS DAY.) Ait application was made to the chief magistrate, WA. TI As Henry, by Mr. Fitzjames Stephen, for war rnnt for the Apprehension of Colonel Nelson and Lieut. Bland, on the charge of the wilful munler of Mr. Gonlon, at Morent Bay, in the county of Surrey in the island of Jam.tica. in October, MK% Mr. btephen, with whom was Mr. .T. Home Payne, was instructed by Messrs. Sheen and Roscoe. He stated that the actual prosecutors were Mr. John Stuart Mill, the member of parliament for Westminster, and Mr. Taylor. the member for Leicester, both now present- The name of Governor Eyre was not at present included because that gentleman was not at the present moment within the jurisdiction of the court. There was no doubt, however, that he would be ready and willing to meet the charge, and they haul an intimation from his solicitor, that he would attend upon doe notice. He was desirous of doing perfect in,tice to all parties, and must, therefore, state that Mr. Eyre haul shown the most honourable and courageous ile. termination to meet most fully and f►irly every responsibility properly devolving upon him. He (Mr. Reuben) was sorry that the great questions at issue • could not be decided upon a less grave charge th,n that of murder, the parties who instituted the prose cution being actuated solely by motives of public justice, and not by any petty party or personal ill-feeling. But he should contend that the act, if, as he alleged, illegal, was an act of murder and not of manslaughter. The deliberate putting of a man to death illegally was murder, and was not excused either by the good faith or ignorance of the parties or by the argument that they acted under orders of superiors. Mr. Stephen went into an elaborate statement of the motives of the prosecutor., the facts, and the law of the case, contending that the question at issue was whether the law of England was supreme, or whether the sovereign had power in time of rebellion to suspend all law and set up a military despotism, with absolute power over the lives of the subjects of the realm. Inc application was Still being heard when our repoit left.] STORM OF WIND.--LOSS OF PROPERTY AND LIFE. An extraordinary scene was witnessed last night and this (Wednesday) morning in Loudon and the country. In many places the inmates left their houses, and took shelter in the open streets,expecting to hod their habitations every moment blown down. Several houses in Albert-terrace, Park-road, Peckham, bad their roofs partly stripped and stacks of chimneys blown down. Trees were either blown down or their branches torn off. Three barges were forced from their moorings, and could be noticed upon the top of each other. A boy and cc man who put off to right the vessels are reported by the people at the steam boat pier to have been drowned. Three barges were blown over and sunk in the Surrey Canal, one laden with tar, and a boy on board was drowned near Rotherhithe entrance. Two other barges were also sunk between the St. George's and Trafalgar bridges. On the Thames, all the =all craft, not a few wherries, were drifting about in confusion, barges were floating bottom upwards, and whether their respective crews had eaciped or not it is impossible at .pre sent to speak with any degree of certainty. The inquiries during the morning at Lloyd's and the mercantile marine offices as to the safety of the ships coming from Ply mouth and Falmouth were numerous, but no authentic information had been received. SERIOUS CHARM! AGAINST A YOUNG( WO.VAN AT HACKNEY. Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, held an inquiry but evening at the Old Mermaid Tavern, Church. street, Hackney, touching the death of the new-born child of Emma Brockway, ,‘ domestic servant, 22 years of age. It appeared that the young woman in question four mouths ago entered the service of Mr. Goodwin, at Grove cottage, South Hackney. No suspicion was entertained of her condition. last Saturday morning she appeared to be ill ; and upon a fellow-servant, Amelia Morns, going to her roots, she refused her admittance for some time. When at length Amelia Morris was let in, she found the accused on her knees, wiping up some blood. Still no suspicion arose. Later in the day the family sent her home to her father, at 5, Albion-road, Hackney, on account of het illness. She carried a bundle with her in the cab. At home she went about the place, but seemed to be very ill. The next day her father, while walking in the garden, found a bundle wrapped up in muslin in the dower bed, and upon opening it discovered a child. Having no idea that it was his daughter's child, be showed it to a neighbour, and the police were called in. Inspeltor Gibbons said that he saw the young woman Emma Brockway, and said " I want to speak to you about the child that has been found in the garden." She then admitted that the child was hers, and she said that she had been so frightened that she did not know what to do. He searched her boxes and found baby's clothes in them. Dr. F. Niblett said that the child was full timed and had breathed ; but lie could not say whether it haul had an in dependent existence. There were no marks of violence an the body. The Coroner said that as the law stood the medical testimony, that it was impossible to depose to the separate existence of the child, put an end to the case. The law was very defective and unsatisfactory in requiring evidence of separate existence that could hardly ever be obtained, and there was no doubt that it would be altered during the present erasion of parliament. The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased child was found dead in • garden ; but that the evidence failed to prove whether it had a separate legal existence." The mother of the child is now in custody on the charge of conceahuent of birth. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) llha o'Ormeta. The railway market is uther firmer to-day, and a recovery is observable in some of the chief lines. Great Eastern and Great Northern (Original) stocks have improved per cent. ; Great Northern A, j ; and London and North Western and Midland, f. Groat Western, however, has declined A. Metropolitan stock is now quoted 127 i to 3 ; Great %Vattern, 534 ; London and North Western, 123 to • M i dland, 1222 to ; Lan cashire and Yorks hire, 128 i to ; Caledonian, 117 to 119 ; South Eastern, 72g to ; Great Eastern, 331 to / ; Great Northern, 1181 to 119 f t; ditto A, 1281 to 4 3 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19 ! tog ; and North British, 38 to 39. Foreign and colonial railway ehares are steady, at the closing prices of yesterday. ADINANY SHAM AND Sit, 811.1Pd.1 RAILWAYS I CU:Marriow I to 1 aad.sso-447 . Dam oIDINANY BRAJJS AND NNOCILS. Caledonian Cambrian ...... 'Cork and Bandon Cormwall ........ Dubliu and MALAWI= Duudes,Perth.&Abd Jo I limit Loudon tlerip Cart Do iftlaagow awl 5 Wasteful Groat Kasten' Ord. di I 07 M) 118 1,4 40 MI 4 0 44 N 711 72 116 118 Mt .131 6 $ 33 4 4 Do. F.. rot. 34k.. No ii Oroat\ orth of Scotland. Groot Northern Do.A A rec. no dlr. na- Do. 11 .1 SD p. c. paadli Do. Ord. Def. Dlr. diock fit Dona ot Rost (Ire ) Dress Woot/rn Do.fitourVal.Gas.Stki Do. Booth Wan fk; . . Do. Do. Newport Lancashire & Yorkshire 100 Do. Md. Ezteo.AOp.e. 100 London& North Wasta. 100 LoadowtionthWeatero 100 ►lan. She ,dUncoloab 100 lietropotltan all Do. anw Do. Utension Metropolitan District.. Do. do. do. .... Do.&St. John airood Midland Do. 69 Shane „. 50..1f Mrs's. ss,ooo moo' 1 so,oooi to 74000' 16 25,0001 110,000 10,000 10 100,000 1 25,000 15,001 50,000 2 10, 10 415 . 15,000 $ 7,027 5 50,000 4 30,000 5 10,000 10 100.000 5 12,000 50 120,000 1 11,000 9) 60.171 10 90,000 50,001 1 10, 10 6, 10 10,000' 11 90.000 1 75,000 1 45.0001 $ 112 120 12:s 129 Itt 93 1.31 IA St 35 33 96 124 120 61 86 19 192 19 20 1:21 Int 85 87 511 64 xd IV 128 1 - 44 74 Pal irm Its; lot 11 91 93 33 19 14 IS 104 105 95 16 I 10 11 pm' 190 122 1 2 pm 73 74 115 129 144 162 4S 60 72} 121 9 10 163 168 2 • pm 1191 119 81 81 62 113 1291 9 1 1 1 :1 19 19 IEI 311 3 51) 2 I 8 id 127; 10, 363} 32 21 3 101 1001 72} 4 I Pd. I Cl. Weir. I Ws.. 'Usmllloa Molted) .. b2glo.ftras.Ooldg.las.), %rtstrallsus Cape Copper (Limited) i.pula Silver (Limited) llbooteleeo.4t9.Mln.,L Copley° (United) I Doe Pedro, N. Del Hey Rut Del Rey (Limited) Porten& (Limited ) ProotlnottitollvisuoW Goner ily:ands (UMW) Linares (Limited) Lositanlau Panulclllo Copper (41 Pestarena Go' i 'Llas) PouhrlbaudBllverLead Port Phillip Royal Cobra l acettlah Austra C Trai . SI. John del Rey Lim.' United Stedella (TAIL) Val Antignria Gold VallanzaacaGold(T.La ) Vancouver Goal (Lint ) Val &ma n 'Limited; Waahoe Gold(Lhaitad) , Worthlnc Unwed) Yorke Peolasalagia.) Yudaaameimaa (Um.) 6 an an sit A 11 Pus Ira 1 1 1 !pa l t l l l 4 1 24, 1 21: 2 1 1 19 11 xd 11fibs . 1 lidh I :I P S p" ' 421 1 04. g 4 l ie 62 64 2 24 4 dis par Ws IP= 4 2ea 1 L . T-16 gas OOLONIAL OOVERTaMICT BECI7ILITIBIL 8?OOZ& - o BritishOolsa.9p.d.,lB7l Do. 18,5 l ain. Gov., p. 6..187746 Do. Operct,Fob..6 Aug. Do. 6 parcUlar. Do. sperctJan.e Do. &pact. Ins. Cameo( II Hoped p0r.1873 Do. d 0.1890.1900 Do. do. 168080 Do. do. 1890-91 D0.6p.e.Ap..t00t.1900 Cekon,liov. 186 8, Op.et 1878, do.. 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PTO Havana and Nlatanaaa l 100 b all Lansanne and Fribourg 100 all 'Matanzaa and aabanilla 100 ,all Do. $e and lune.. . 106 106 11616 1061 107 1013 lONS. 7 1 -0 1 -8 8 - 17 18 I, 87 80 88 HO - 10ali /D;ri.ii of Itt:StWititeti 20 all Du lateCharL 31p ct. 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna, &c. loll Do . do. lamed at 72 10 all 'Parts,l,yons,&slnlp.ct. WS talla :Recife & S. F. (Pent.)• • 4 Royal Swedish 5 p. ct.. 101 all "Sagas La Grande 7p. et. 10 itLom-Ven.Sp.c. 100 all IllouthEast.of Port. ?p.a. IS all utlterrio(France3p.c. W ull 'South Italian, 3 per ct.l 10 'ell IW.& N. W. of Fra 87 90 12 121 - - 65 75 12 12i 93 96 I} 2 96 88 8 1 91 12 12* 6 6 12 Lei DEBESTUZI STOCILL Aat= Iteiterdara all Bab PraLLA . 7p.e. all Belgian H. all 'D.Arres.(lB,g le) Central Argentine all leery° ail IDonaborg & W7pk(E ) 16 Ibuteb 'thud& all I_ Do. _ _ all ' l Eastern of France 18 European Central (L) an Great Luxembourg all (Imperial Mexican (L) all I Lemberg-tlernowita(L) all INsautllege 1 . By the all Doe p.c. Prf. Balg. gov all Northern of Francs an N. F.all. R=es 7. p. c an Do. W !Norwegian Trunk Fret all ;Ottoman (Smyrna Malin all Paris,Lyons,andMedlt. all Paris and Orleans . all Recife & 8. Francis. iii 10 Royal Sardinian all Royal Swedish an I Do. 7 Per rent •• • • all Sambre and Meuse all! Do. lte per cent Pref all Ilan PaulotL) g 7 per ct all 13.AustALoni. Venetian 10 SoutL Eut of Portugal all Soutbernol France....l vi Turü Boa n::on: -:: mi - 101 1034 SO 104 - 921 Int i 1 I Sales. Rte s. I to ilt -91 94 I bO6 92 04 9294 92 94 $l2 94 92w Sala. I Milne plow I adas. 1 9 i 12 13 1} 2 15 17 2 8 di, If 40= 121} 24} 21 22 16 111 die 111 12 6 6 14} 1 9 111 ni 18 ir 6/Y a 6 21 $1 86 87 86 87 9 10 .1 1 IF IF 16,1 lef rN ais llf 1 S Zu if all Do. Be per cent. Prot 9 MI all .Waatf: N. W. at Prance tti lIISCIILLANBDUL Be. f Sh I OCINPASIIN. I Pd I U. prance. .0,000 20,000 I £ooo,ooo' 0900,000 10,000 40,000 10,000 47,000 13,000 26,000 10 Anglo-ArnerkanTsl (L.) fin 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint l all M. 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I S ' Eng.&Ami.Copper (Lim) 60 , Eng. and Foreign Credit 100 Eng.& SootdahMarin.( 10 : FaistairnEgineering 10 , Pore (Warehouse (1, ) SO GeWvara (Limited) 10 IGenentl('redit & M(L) 15 IGen. Stains Nartgatiou 60 !Home &Colonial As.(l ) 10 Illcergong & China Gm M i Hudson's Bay 20 ;Ins. LandCo.Marasilk• L 2 :Indian Carrying (Linl 10 :Internat. Finanlioc.(l 10 !Internat. Land Credlt(L 60 !MMus Land 20 'ltalian lrrlg. (Csn.Cay ) 100 i Do. 6p.c. I his. r. lab 50 Land Securities( Lim.) 25 Lond.Atrican Trading 26' Lon. & Calorie°. M. (L ) 10 I Lon.ConntyLand&B.(l ) 1 5 Loud. DistrictTeleg.(L ; SO Load. Plum. Ann. (1 1 a land. G. OmnibissC.(Lli 60 Lond.,tolasg. ling.Co.(L 20 llond. Provincial Karim M , Maims triton. A Canal, sp. et.e.hylndianGov. 16 Varies Investment (L.) ,10 'Mauritius Land. &a (L.) 10 Iliedit. EMen. Tel (L. ) 60 .Merchant Shipping (L) 30 ',Millwall IF.L&&Dock(L) 50 Ilithralllroa Works. IS !Natal Land &Col.C. (I ) 26 ' National Dia Com. (L I 15 Do. New,isa sp.22tobepd 25 National Pros. Marine'L 100 National Steam Mar.( L.) 10 Nerhadd Do. N ewaCoakklron(Ll 20 I 10 NewConsolidat. Dia. ILL 4 . New Quehrada, Limited 3 10100 16 11.7ealand LAIC. Am.( L ) 10,000 25 N.Zealand T.& Loan (L' 16,000 10 Northern AasamTes(L. 16,000 10 Do. B 151,111 St. N.Bris.Australaalan (L )1 *coo 60 IN.BritAlfermui. In.(1 ) 40,000 26 'Ocean 5i arine ( 'haunt ) 10,000 60 lOrientalFinanciall Lim.) 10,0001 6 i OnentalGas(Liutlied) 10,0001 5 , Do. New.. —.. _. 40,000 10 'Orient. Inland Steam (L) 26,000 10 ;Otago & lithland Invert 1 00,000 6 'Ottoman On (Limited 22,500 1 10 IPanama 8.61. Steam!. ) 10,214 5 I Do. to 100,000 St. 'Pastille Land& Mlia.(L )1 20,000 50Peninsular& o.l2leam I 11.000 1 10 Do. do. New 10,000 50 !Rhymer, Iron 10,000, 16 I Do. New 34,00, 26 ZioJ.City Impror(L 1 20,000 20 itio Janeiro Gas (Una ) 16,000 100 Royal Mall Memo £300,000 St. Scot Austra. Invest. (I, I 1 00,000 20 Stic.Finan. &Egypte (I ), 20,000 60 'S. African M. & Ilk (L.) 1 14,200 25 bouthAustrallan tend_ li2ooooo Ili. I Submarine Telegraph 1 I Do Scrip I 01,600 to / ITeLConstrue&llain(L); I Do. Do 100,000 10 !Thames& Mersey 1111.‘ll 1,600 20 Trinidad Petroleum (I . $7,600 10 Trnat&Agency amis. 60,000 20 .& L. CO. MU. Can 100,000 60 Un.Marine of Use. L.), 60 20,000 ' 6 United X. Taw. Co. 2.1 ,400 i 20 Onirars. Marine Ins. L.) 10,000, 30 VMS Diametes Land ) 16030000 100 IVltemoyot Egypt(Sfor4L 20,600 , 50 'Warrant Finance ;Um.)l 301000 60 IWastindia&Paetileal(Tel 15 1 164'4 la 16 22 IT 46 19 91 I 99 km 6 4as 11 1 1 1:i 4 :1 41' 1 1 le IS 90 94 • Sidla 00 72 • Id4' ldls par 1 4 i id ukooo io:iiio 6,000 5.1!.72"1 13 9l 1 1 as 8 el - 116 I} ii:iii !00,0001 1002112A1 6100,6201 11277,000 7,600110,000 18,000 10,0001 - - d1 - 174 184 I 114411.6' 7 .11:i idiS 16 16 Dv Ip' 6 •Ms 10 I itt 60:000 Wiwi) 113,8111 079,975 70,000 1 10,0001 10,000, IS 0001 !!:!, c_' 2 4 2 1 102 104 102 106 6 61114 12 11 as 6 414 r e II 4 dls . 141 18444. 4 11414 M . 137_ tokooo 1 . 4 3 414 8 Gds 1 die pari par 'pia die 16 V 18 1 31 31416' 114 16 3 2dr 1 E 1 49 61 $ die In } 114 xd - 1 - 3:6661 ii:ilio 1 6,0.10 1 100,11? - ii.:iiii iskoool woop! m~~i ii.all 1,000000 10,040 4,000 20,000 10,000 2 . 4 . 4 ')1 ,I ii ndik 18 17 41. 4 4 IS 21 As 1 418 T•r uóó I 148.62.1 5,000 i 64,500 1 110,0001 9 10 Z Z 11 8 4 1 9 91. id 2 111-18 Si Fl-16 - 0' ii-1 io -;; dTa Ile 43 pm 44 3 , 1 pm xi! 24 2 cll. 10 13 dl. Dm • 0 11 1 01.11 s fro id Fa , 4 3 dis 40 :t ab 14 161 124 Sips 19_ u _ zd dis In sd ad ~w ar l : I S ift il A Ili . 46' le 68 16 18 pas Is 16 1 _8 Ii .26 111 111 106 108 iii 12,4 . - ii dh 4 4 idis SS SS SI 65 I t , 810. 1 Stris 11 ar t 8 10 12,1 51 5 MOYEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Om o'CLum. The transactions in the stock markets to-day are upon a limited scale, and prices generally are without variation. The tone, however, is rather firm, and a slight rise has occurred in some cases. The public are not investing to any im portant extent, hut, on the other band, they are not sel:iug, a., that the supply of stuck is com paratively small. Consols are steady, at the clueing prices of yesterday, while some of the British railway stocks and foreign bonds have advanced. Amongst the miscellaneous shares, National Discount have slightly improved, while Hudson's Bay have receded. The monthly settle ment in the funds, which will be completed to morros , still engages the attention of the dealers. The inquiry for discount is still moderate, and choice bilk are taken at 21 to 21 per cent. It is thought in soi::•_ quarters that the directors of the Bank of England will soon reduce the rate. espe cially as the withdrawals of bullion for the Conti nent have ceased. Consols are now quoted 90,1 to 2 both for money and to monow's settlement, and 90i to 7, for the new account (March 7). Turkish bonds of 1863, Spanish Passive, and Chilian scrip have risen per cent. ; but Italian of 1861 have declined to the like extent. Turkish Bonds of 1862 are quoted M to I; ditto of 1865, 30:: to k ; Greek, 13z to 10 ; Spanish Passive, 221 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 141 to ; ; Italian of 1861, 644 to g ; Mexican, 1% to ; Russian Scrip, 14 to prem. ; and Chilian Scrip, gto prem. States 5-20 Bonds are quoted 72 to 1, being 2s. Cul. lower ; Erie Railway shares, 39/ to 40j. showing a rise of ss. ; and Illinois Central, 80 to 811. Anglo-American and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference shares are unaltered, at 154 to t, and 3/, to g, respectively. International Financial shares are quoted 114 to 2 dis. ; London Financial, to 161, dim. ; General Credit, 2/ to 2 dia.; Credit Foncier, 51 to dia. ; National Discount, 8/ to 9 prem., ex div.; and Hudson's Bay, 151 to 10. The directors of the British Land Company (Limited) have issued their annual report, in anti cipation of the meeting to be held on the 22nd inst. The balance of profit, after paying the interim dividend (7,000/.) amounts to 31,9351., out of which a further dividend of 5 per cent. and a bonus of 10 per cent., free of income tax, are re commended, making a total payment of 20 per cent. for the year. The balance left to be carried forward is 12,000/. The seventh general meeting of the London and Lisbon Corkwood Company will be held on the 14th instant, for the purpose of receiving the report of the directors. The half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company is convened for the 27th inst., and the half-yearly meeting o f the London District Telegraph Company for th e the 28th idem. The Bank of Holland, which on the 2nd ultimo reduced its rate of discount to 4 per cent., has further lowered it to 3i per oent. The committee have passed a resolution, subject to confirmation on the 11th inst., to the effect that " the Stock Exchange shall in future be dosed on the lst of January, Easter Monday, Whit Mon day, the lst of May, the let of November, and the 26th of December, unless it is specially ordered otherwise by the committee for general purposes. When either the Ist of January, the Ist of May, the Ist of November, or the 26th of December falls on a Sunday, the house is to be shut on the follow ing day." About 9,000 sovereigns, received from Lisbon. were sent into the Bank yesterday. No bullion was withdrawn for the Continent. The City of New York, front New York, has brought 6,0001. in specie. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold to-day for the Continent at bs. Opel. per ounce, showing a decline of N., owing to the rise in the Dutch ex change. - The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firmer, and the rates for bills on Holland and Paris were quoted more favourably for this country. The Vienna exchange, however, has declined. The usual list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18} to 11.19; ditto, skit, 11.16 to 11.17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to 11.19 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 23.374 to 23.40; Brussels, 3 mouths, 25.374 to 23.40 ; Hamburg and Altana, 3 months, 13.84 to 13.82 • Berlin, Cologne, lc., 3 months, 6.25 to 6.26; St. Petersburg, 3 months, 314 to 314 , Paris, short, 25.124 to 25.224 ; ditto, 3 months. 25.35 to 25.40; Marseilles, 3 months, 25.35 to 23.40 ; Praollort.on.the.lLains, 3 months, 1194 to 1192 ; Vienna, 3 mon 13.15 to ' 13.20 • Trieste, 3 months, 13.15 to 13.20 ; 3 months, 48 to 474 ; Santander, 3 months, 48 to 472; 3 months, 482 to 484 ; Seville, 3 months, 482 to 484; Malaga, 3 months, 474 to 47/ ; Valencia, 3 months, 484 to 48; liar. celona, 3 months, 482 to 484 ; Bilbao, 3 months, 48 to 472 ; Saragossa, 3 months, 48 to 471 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26.774 to 26.85; GlllOOl4 3 months, 26.774 to 26.83 ; Ropies t : months, 26.774 to 51.85 ; Palermo, 3 months, 26.77 to 26.85 ; Messina. 3 months, 25•.774 to 26.83 ; Lisbon, dap date, 52 to 514; Oporto, 90 days date, 52 to 514. _ . _ The proposed dividend on Great Northern Railway stock is officially notified at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum for the half-year, against 81 for the corresponding period of 1865, and on Midland at the rate of 6k per cent. per annum, against 7. The latter announcement was not made until after the close of the Stock Exchange. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1.128/. over the corresponding period of 1866 ; the Glas• gow and South Western a decreaeo of 071. ; and the Metropolitan an increase of 5461. At the meeting yesterday of the Millwall Free hold Land and Docks Company the directors' report was adopted. An amendment moved by Mr. Head, that the proceedings should be adjourned for three weeks, with a view to enable shareholders who were not present at the meeting to Ma more closely into the affairs of the undertaking, was negatived by a large majority. From the report of the directors of the Austra lian Agricultural Company, to be presented at the half-yearly meeting on the 12th inst., we extract the following The cash at the bankers in London on the 31st of Decem ber last (including bills since 'natured) amounted to 9,0341. Is. 24., out of which the directory are prepared to recommend the appropriation of 7,5001. to the payment of a dividend of 7s. red. per share, free of leonine tax. Wo are requested to state that Mr. George Worms has declined to be appointed one of the Committee of Investigation of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company. With reference to the proposal to revive the mer cantile business of the Oriental Commercial Bank (Limited), Mr. Demetrius Pappa has issued a circular in which he states that applications for the shares in the new company must be sent in by the 15th inst., "as it is determinei on that day to close the list, and then if 5,000 shares should not have been applied for by the shareholders of the bank, to abstain from any allotment." Subjoined are the quotations of insurance gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : Insurance—Atlas, 91, w ; Commercial Union. 4 15-16 ; Indemnity Marine, ifiA ; Loudon, 41;, ; Ocean Marine, 211, 1 ; Thames and Mersey Marine (Limited), 5 3-10, A, I, 3-16, A. Gas Light and Coke—Bombay (Limited), 4 546, I, A, G; ditto, New, 2A ; City of 3loscow Gas, lb, 17A, Is ; reat Central, 111; London, ; Plernix, WA, 2,34 ; Western, 13 ; ditto B, 61, 7 ; ditto C, Docks—London and St. Katharine, 61;, 2.3, ex die. Waterworks—Berlin, Nee, 5A ; Lambeth, 1011. The annexed memorandum is from the London Stock and Share Company (Limited) : Sales were made yesterday at the weekly auction of the London Stock and Share Company, of Credit Foncier shares, at 5 du. ; Colonial Couipcuiy. 1.1 dig. ; Ceylon Coffee, dig. ; Guildhall Taverns, 2 dia.; Iron Screw Collier Company, 2) dig. ; Illinois Centrals, at ; (new shAree), 2', ; London Engineering and Iron :Shipbuilding Cumpany. 24i dia. ; Royal :iwediah Railway, 41 dia. Ghana W the London and Lisbon Corkwood Com pany made 22a to 245. ; lo.perial Land of Marseilles, 24.. lid.: seottisb kistr.dian Xining Company (If. each, luny per share Westminster Impress ment'. 11;/. to 71. rs. ; and Specie basis, 4/. to 4/. per bond VAG.: Railway, 4/.:,a. to 4/. 7a. lid per share. TUISDAT EVININS. Consols, which closed yesterday ii 90 to 1, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed t.,421:iv at the same quotation. For the 7th March the last price was 901 to I. The °theist business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, fur money. 90,,, I. 4 " ; ditto, for se count, 90t. t. k: Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 90/, 89i; India Stock. 'll5, 4, 14* ditto, Five per Cent. 1071, : di'to Five per Cent. enlaced " rupee paper, 1(11 4 . ditto Bonds, 275., 304. prem. Indian wo - ..-rron.-nt securities were quiet '!•Il ; remain at 10s. to 14s. prem. w . There .i, ii.creased iunount of business in foreign stoc.:R Thrkish of I.+44;ii and Mexican were in good den...u.i. ;ld a.tranced to per cent. Turkish of mil N 62, u well s& Veneguelan of 1564, ale.. and Portuguese }. New Grenadian Three Cents., however, were offered, and fell 1 p...r copr. Spanish Passive were I lower, and Gree'.. The seri:, • the new Chilian Loan, the settle ment in been faced by the Stack Ex change C-uut .tt.e for Monday next, was quoted this morniog :1!4 30:4 as 7, to 1 prem., but had de dined at the Ci , ae to to b prem. The shares ~7 the financial companies showed no variation of importance, with the exception of a fresh rise of 10s. in London Financial. Prices closed as follows :—lnternational Financial, 2 3-16 to 2 1-16 dis. : General Credit, 2 3-16 to 2 1-16 dis. ; London Fi: 171 to 161 dis. ; and Credfi Foncier of England, to 4i dis. Atlantic Cahic shares were dull. Anglo-Americal closed at 1N ex die., being 2s. 6d. lower; Atlantic Telegraph S per cent, preference it 3 3-16 to Cris, showing a trifling decline; and Telegraph Construction, at 3 to 2} dis. KINE&-(T1118 DAY.) Oirs o'CLooz. There is a good demand to-day for British mining sh:zes. and t rices have improved in several cases. Wheal Seton, however, have declined 10/. viz. to 100 to 118. Northerofty are quoted 5/ toy; Wheal Buller, 2s. to 27 ; Providence, 27 to 28; Cook's Kitchen, 12 to 13 ; East Gunnislake, 2 to f ; Great South Tolgus, '2os. to 225. Bd. ; East Russell, to f ; and Prosper United, 3} to }. Since the above was written an improvement has occurred in the market, especially as regards shares in tin mines. A telegram just received frost Cornwall announces a rise in the standard of tin ores of 2f. per ton—common to 831., and refined to 851. The Cootutto, from Port Augusta, South Aus tralia, has arrived, and brings about 40 tons of copper and 28 tons of copper ore, for the Yudana mutana Company. The Goolwa, from Port Ade laide, now about due, has on board 21 tons at copper and 10 tone of ore, also for this company. At Pendeen Consols meeting yesterday the ac counts for the three months showed a loss of 6881., but the general balance-sheet exhibited a credit balance of 2661. A call of 4s. per share was made. 64 65 100 101 --- PROVINCIAL SHAKE MARKETS. LtvgRPOOL, yea.las to-day: Great Eastern, 331 1 1 —Great Western, 5311-London and North Western, 1431 1 I—Manchester, Shetneld, and Lincoln, 525 1, ad. Metropo litan. 19:11 71 B—Midland, 123 21 3 I 3—Nfatth Britigh, 35 4 — South Eastern, 721 1I / Grand Trunk of Canada. 211—Ditto 3 per cent. 4th preference stock, 26--Erie, Ali—Greet Luxem bourg shares, 124 12 II 15-16—Bank of Liverpool, 261—Empire Barba ,Umited , 365. 61. d.—Liverpool and London and Itiolie Fins and Lite, 01 p. Maritime thenrance • Limitetb, 13-16 rd. 4. Atlntic Telegraph 8 per coot., 31—National Steam ;limited , 131 d. MaSCHISMIts, FRB. 5.—A moderate badness was done, and prices were generally lower. Bolckow, Vaughan, and Co. ;limited d. —consolidated hank Limited, 17-111 p.-- Erica, 301 Ic. I—Great Eastern, 33 1 I—Great Luxembourg, 121 11 111—Great Northern, 1201—ditto A, 1301 128 I—Grand Trunk of Canada, 41 11—Great Western of Canada, 141—Great Western, 131—Lanashire and YoritslAre, IM)—London and North Western, In —Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 524 2—ditto fu Preference, 61 7-10—Nletropolltan. 1272 1871 —Mexican, 171 c A.—Midland. 1421—North Bntish, 341—Railway Steel and Plant Lindtml .9d—aneith Eastern, 721 1 1 11-11 tames and Mersey Marine Insumnes Limited , 31 3161 —1 tilted Stater 5.2 u Years' &nth+, 721—Atlantic and Great Western Con stdidoted Mortgage Bonds, 311—Whitehaven and Furness, 314 —Consolidated Bank, now, ; p.—Culeelonlan, Hat Itintipinll4ll, Fut 5. Business done: Lloyd's Bank , at It prem.—Birmingham Finanekil Limited . at IL di,. —Birmingham Waterworks, at 33—Ditto, new B. at 21 prem. south Staffordstdre ditto, at 6j per Mare. Closhm privet : threat Western Binningiuun preference It per cent.. 114 to 118— Midland Financial 'Limited', 11 to 14 ells.—Nletropolitan Lansaw carriage and Wagon LindtetP, third issue', 1 to ; Slate and Slab Limited .Stn 314, dia.—and Stafford shire Wheel and Axle Limited', dia. to Par Dust's, Fi:n. I.—Plugs,' per Cent. Consols, 901 I—New Three per Cent. Stock, 891—Ditto for account, 7th Feb., 81/4 j —Ditto for new account, 7th 11.hrch, 894—India Five per Vent. Stock trauderahle at the Bank Ireland , 107—Bank of Ireland .(100 paid . 231—Hibernlan Banking Compa n y ,LIS ; m ar , 41- National hank :130 paid , hit 01 033—National of Liverpool 'Limited) paid , 141 4 fl korai Bank l tin paid 34 Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford .6100 paid'. 35--Ditto for ac count. 35—Grest Southern and Western aIMI paid - , frll 1: — Midland Great Western 8100 p d. ilo4—fork and Bikluityi, 51 per cent. perpetual all paid, 61—Waterford and Limerick, 5 per cont. redeemable all mid', 451. GREAT NUETIIERN RAILWAY.—The directors of this company yesterday determined to recommend to the proprietors at the general meeting on the •lfrd instant to declare a dividend for the half-year to the 31st December last, at the rate of 8/. per cent. per annum on the original stock of the company, giving for the half-year U. per cent. to the original stock ; 3/ per cent. to the II stock ; and 31. per cent. to the A sto c k. These rates will make the dividend for the whole year 1886 as follows, viz. per cent. on the original stock ; 6/. per cent. on the B stock ; awl 7/. per cent. on the A stock. •••-••••• „• THE Pico:Zit:lA OP COREA. —uorea, into which ' the French have penetrated, and over which they will pro bably assert at Iscst a protectorate, is • peninnila of Asia, lying to the north-west of China, and separated by the straits of the same name from Japan. It is about 5140 miles long, and from 200 to WO miles broad. The torrent seem to be somewhat superior to the Chinese, many of whose customs they imitate and whose language they partially use, though in various respects they resemble more theft neighbours of Japan. King-kaitao, on the Kiang river, near the middle of the peninsula, is the capital, and there are few towns of much importance. The Coreans are quite expert iu many branches of manufacture, and pro duce some valuable articles of export, though their foreign commerce is very limited, being mostly with China and Japan. Corea will prove a valuable acquisition to the French, as it contains good bubonic, is naturally a rich country, and will give them an enviable commercial and political position in &sateen Asia.—San Pram-ism Times. DISPENSARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, 56, GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET, MEGENT-STREET W.—One hundred and ninety-three patients were relieved at this dispensary during the week ending February 2. PATENT OFFICE MUSEUM, SOUTH KENSINOTOIf. Number of visitors for the week ending Feb. 2, 1,849 ; total number since the opening of the Museum free daily (12th May, 1858), 1,111,713, North Nett& Do. &lin ,Perth,Duad. l IN. Easteru—Berwtek Losels York ---- Stock &Dallag.l do., 155041 forth Liiiitc - 10 1)e. do., 1804-6 5 Do. do., 1000 100 North Staffordshire_ _ 100 N. & 8. Western June 100 Scottish Central 100 Shropshire Union 100 South Devon 100 South Kastern all Illialnee,Woklnghemote UN gall Val. • Do. C 100 Waterford & Bilkoony • Watorioo & Whites& BEXTISH POSSESSIONS I Closing prior. I dalea Kw.wats. MI Ailantle*M.Lawreneel ,100 Dom. Her. &C. In. gsp. e. 11 Do. 1 llherse ell Buffalo & !Ake Huron all Do. Preference 100 aaff.,Brant.,&Goderlob I per cent 187234 100 ,Gai.X . l2.lasi;;;;Txe.g 100 Cape T. & Duck liao.L/ all , Dernerara,7p.c. 'lOO East Bengal an._ ' 6 1 Do. do. sdo 100 East Indian ry. 6do 100 Grand Trunk of Canada all Do. Equip. 11.8.111p.ct. all Do. lat prat BODal all Do. do. deferred all Do. and prat Bonds. all ' De. do. deferred : all Do. ard pref. Stock —1 all Do. do. deterred' all Do. nth pret Stock all Do. do. deferred 'lOO Great Indian Penlusuk all Do. gua. 6 per cent 1 11 Do. New I 4 I Do. New 100 •(it.. S. of India. 6.6 p. et 100 Do. 41 per aut. f 2 ' Do. an 'fit. Weaken of Canada all 1 Do. New an ! D0.61:11da.pay.1873. all D 0.6 do. du. D 177-8.1 3 ! Indian chiLlinlted)l 'lOO Madras guar. 6p. cent. 100 Do. do. 4/ do ! 1100 Do. do. 4; do all Dn. Fifth Extension 1 all , Ilelb. and Hobson's Bay ail i Do. 6p. ot., pay.lBdo all I Do. 6p. ct pay. 1296' 100 'NIL of Can.6o c. 1401. , 1 100 gua. 6 per kat. , 100 I Do. Deihl do. 111 I Do. dn. do 1100 Do. Pun/ants do. . VA Do. Tendon dt. Mt. do TO T 3 IA OS 101 e left 101 in 60 64 1111 42 114 116} la . 101 . 9t 98 98 89 JOINT MCI. BANN& I rd =Bank (Lint.; Alliance Lilted Anglo Anniston I Anglo Napalm (Lim.) I Anglo I :Laulted; 1 AndesLudt Beakotllritista7olungas. Do. New, Issued: pm 1 Bank of 11apt Bank of Otago (Molted)! , Bioko' V letorla,Anwal I Book of Now Zealand ! British& CaUfornian,L ) British N. America I C. Bk. halts, Atis., CWa Chart. Mor. of India, ad City Colordal Consolidated Bale' (L) , Do. do. New ' Delhi and London X.). Kid London (Limited i Kasten, liachange',Unt. English and nineteen . Eng. Banklt.dal aneiroL Eng.Scwt.R Aual. Chartd English sad Swedish (L) Imperial Bank (Limited ) I Imperial Ottoman lonian Do. New Land Mort. Bk. India(L) Do.6p. a Le0..1804,30yra Lon.BtotilealcoAtc.(L) London and Brannan AT, • Losition&BlverPlate(L Do. New, I. at le pm Do. do. do Lott Ch. Hank of Austri London and County London Joint Stock._ London & South Atrican Lon. & B. Western (Um ,, London &Venal:salsa.) London & Weatininstar. Merchant Dank (Lint) Do. Yen Mercantile&itichantl ) I Metropolitan (limited`, Midland Sank (Lint National of Australasia National of Liverpool N. Pro. of flogiand Do. ynd & snl bane !retina', Bank New Booth Wales Nmh Western Onantal Bank C?rpona Prowlm/Saukfingt.oep.M! 'rosins. et Ireland Mouth Australis 67 AFT 100 101 za Idbe iposksa 106 106 in 21} 13} 66 60 66 67 vea 106 pm IPloo lu iPm ii 1:1 93 96 U OS Jidl• 61 63 100 101 63 85 112 85 66 100 VT 96 Kis VT 96 100! k Xn 1061 6 30t 211 f 90 1041 5 Noe r die; ' 7idis xdi 1_ S 4 TIZ lej 14 :I & iil xd 19 1-3 k id id id 41 id 166} 434 31zd 95 xd xd 1361 8911 44 Bsanl 0',4 11. S. Africa ma. .. 6 Da do. at pm. Milo° of Australia . friiiZ of fivi - iruca'llis; i' Union of Loudon • FORBION MIl -i era OS SS 13 15 i - i Mei 33 116 .. I - 1 idyl 37 311 1 N 4/ 181 19k iii Mt 1411* I 1 1 prn t 1 pm zd; 2 1 led'. xd; 3 1 Mx! 4 die le 0/115, 18 19 12} Iledlal • 6pm xd le 1 dial 22 24 le Oldts PO At 9 7U. 16 14 Wm Yd. 21 21 Ils 7 8 pral 1 2 pm, 1 2pm 121 541 "I 1.14 42 43 xd 13 15 S 2 411 11 9 dl. 94 96 xdl 16 16 11 9 dlx 9 7dl. 74 81 • di, xd 1 Ipo, pm pm xd 63 16 xi 41 46 11 pm :d 44 46 6 6d4 63 66 97 29 11 tO dla 7 6 dta 47 49 9 - ad 7 du 14 ii4i 461 No. 186.1 - 41'0011. i rd I 412.023186. (AU& 6 p.c. Ilsr.diki 100 4088210 St. G.Nthis.4p.e. Jan.& J 100 610,000 St. , G. Wets.—W. 31.—0 x., I I I p. ct.. Jas. & July . [lOO 618,000 St. Lanc.&Yk.4p.e.isa.o.Jly 100 530,000 86. ' Lon.Brigh.4p.e.Jsa.et.lty 100 102822$ St. I L&N.W.4p.c.Jan.& July 100 312,830 St. I Do. Sep.e. Jan.& July 100 260,730 St. L &S.W.4p.c. Jas.& July 100 St. I Midlenti.4p.r.3oo.&Jul7 100 ; St. N. British, E. P. & D. 8. ,, 5 p. ct., Feb. & Aug. .. 100 82,431 St. N.Estra.,4p.c.Jaa.&July 100 , St. 18004.N.11.,4p.e.Ap.&0ct. 100 1 , 011210J1 a►uwA' ktiiiriii- B • 7 Ms' 6 6 Oa' ci ia COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THDEI DAY.) The quantity of wheat received fresh up to our market to-day from Lome and Kent was limited, neverthelees, the demand was in a most inactive state,and prices were nomi nally 2a . to rts. per quarter lower than last week. The quality of the supply was inferior. There was a tolerably good show of foreign wheat on the stands. For all descriptions the trade was dull, at fully the late decline in prices. There was no improvement in the floating cargo trade, and prices were with dirbculty supported. We were well supplied with barley, chiefly foreign pro duce. The transactioas were on a limited Beale, at Mon day's rellnctiou in value. Malt commanded but little attention, at about late currencies. The show of oats was moderately extensive. The demand was far from active ; prices, however, wv:o without mate rial alteration from our previous report. Beans were %cry dull. and in peas next to nothing was doing. The value of all descriptions n.ta a drooping tendency. The flour trade was very quiet, on former terms. In seeds no business of importance was pAssiog. Cakes were dull. CERRENT PRICES. ENGLISH. Pat 41 : . - Per QC WHEAT. s. U. ' 0.429. U. U. ' Mass, tent. red. old 54 to 1,51 Scotch potato . bow At to 64 1 blab, 1.1.'4 . 1:10. ohne, old 10 to 711 ,„ white now 54 to 601 Er.. 433. Norfolk and Lincoln Mangan red, now ... ... :1 to 64 Tick 3O to 39 BAILEE.}. Harrow Vetting Distilling ...... ... IN to 36 Has. Uruldbig ... _. . ... 3O to 36 iGm 37 to an . ..... I Waldo Emu. Norfolk. chin I White 4O to 41 Suffolk Ti to 70: Mints Kingston aid Wars 71 to 76. FLota:. Brown 67 to 05! Town amide, hoer ttoo KYR . lbs. :Vow 3.1 to 33 Household LA t. 56 Orin. ; Country .... .-. . 44 to 60 English, fowl 24 to 301 Norfolk sad buffolk, potato Scotch, hut - -- - roEIIIII. WRIAT. Dantlle and Kottgs- _ Per Qr. I Ter Qr. a. I. OAT .4. I. a Dastah aDd !to , cd u2l Si to PS Rusetio bent ........ . itodock t xca Alva- Basilan, burl fio to soft Aae►icaq red „ white liAuLaT . 29 to 31 t to 35; Mint V; to 3.r I Irma, per sae* .... 45 to U “ATS. 1 Spanish .. .... 47 to Id Dutch hreviii 4 feeding ABUIVAIS OK OltAll4, &e.. INTO U)NDO', BY WATER .............. —.............. 67 to 63 f 6 to 61 r_• to 68 65 to 01 Danlob _ Piturk Maple Boakrs .... . . INDIA II CORN. 37 to 1111 3tt to a White . Yellow S 5 to IS 34 to II Grinding Distilling Malting . CAltitiA6E: TII IS WEEK Wheat lisrle7. Nan. 1 Oat& 1 91.4 tr. qrs. qr.. qrs. • qrs. I lids. .acks. Eitel& sodSeokbi C7O 4IU 410 ' !AO .. WO Irish 1 . 1 70 .. Foreign 1 400 140 1 .. £ol • 4'oo 490 I- - - --,- Tuba I 1070 I 17:0 I 440 Ir:y1 1 : 4%00 1::50 COMPAR trivr, QUANTITIE4 AND PRICES OP GRAIN FOE TUN WENN ENDING /OR TUN OtAtRENPONELTIG Wl= FL 6,16 W. 101 1400. Ws. AVertEr Qrs. ~,0,.e,,2 .. WA 61. 0114eil 71.902 44,299 .. 4:4. .4 Barley (9,l's 5,:.11 .. 245. id. oats mu& Wliest Isarki Avarice. 46 Is& 384. od. Us. 14 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARSET. (THIS DAY.) (ST ntrernm ann INTILItNATIONAL TELEOIL&PH.) I PI4III OUR OWN CORRIBPONDIOIT.I The market opens with a better demand. but at un changed rates. Sale about 6,000 or a,(hle bak►. --- MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SrGAIL —T he market continue. very tam at extreme prices, but tho amount of business done is not b.:portant. The private vales include Jamaica, good colory, ; St. Kitts :nul Tobago. :lie. to Ms. W.; I)einerara. Bd. ; St. Lucia, 325. tid. ; common jaggery M.dras, Za. Refined continue. firm. Curet:E.—The pareds brought to public nolo have gone off less steadily, but at prices which show uo material change. Plantation Crrlon, good ordinary grey. 70r. ; low middling, 716. ; fine fine ordinary to middling colory, 74a. to 7 7 a , i;d. : fine middling. fiik. to bee. ; peaberry, Blis. Bd. to K's. eal. ; good onlinary native, Us. TEA. -The public s des are propeming steadily at pre. Mous eac.-pt common greens, which show a alight decline. u.—A small parcel of Leeward. sold at la. nd. Hier continues dull of sale. l•utrvs.—A parcel of Zanzibar sold at 41. Corrox.—The mks are limited to small pamela at a further decline of ph per lb. Jevr--About 2,000 bales sold, part for arrival, at 1181.. to 2 201, 10a. Hrur.—A parcel of Manilla sold at i,tl. 10i. to 501. for Tobsaco. Russian quiet. TALLOW MARICKT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following proms :—Towa tallow, 445. ; Petersburg or the spat, 44e- ; March, 445. Pd. to 445. ; April to June. 445. t 44a.; June, 44a. lid.; October tobemmber, 455. genera. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mn.as Patteaden and Smith report , he trade without alteration, the demand being steady at t.r:n 34 to 40 38 to 30 • , I .1 . i_. 1 , i l i l 1 l' 1 ,::,' I: ' • , r 1 i , 1 i 1 1 1 ' , , f ~ i 1 ~ . 1 ~ • , , , i t 1 t 1 eilii 11 .1 i ,7 i r + 1 I 1~ ►. ~ y i