The Express. — London, England, 1864-12-02 00:00:00

JENCH. Weatmioater.—(Ba. 1 a Special Jury.) it in consequence of up hot house la the dsiondaat, flit her aa anaZ he had the sum of 751., a lout pleaded—funk secondly, that this re up het residence ; plaintiff had axone. were counsel for the dr. Rochfort Clarke st 14, Cumberland r John M'Andrmw. ral of Hospital s , and se. stated the Jetsam ether, the plaintiff I promised to many Airco atc:rdi tin r. bat had ist side with him as hia iced to the children, ;it had no bearing deposed—ln 1859 1 WY-street, and took o that year I was on he defendant for the together, and after always spent the Scott's and went to the defendant's St. .10ho's-wood, to At the defendant's S at Hans-place. I lie, during the whole ere. He wished ine I in consequence of nd-street, e I now reside. Sir I visited me there. of letter from Sir imberland-street Sic ore he left in lye. with him. I was Ile said he could el done, but I moat mance for it. I said ut it, and he replied ten he returned from .ceived the following rear to render you any t to get rid of your our furniture sold, ,y your debts and h will improve, and p comfortably on 501. I can give you. It m some time, but I nn use writing let. re likely to go to the inability to assist merely stated— Vedneeday." After 11, the defendant's an me with a deed, deed, he said, was to se sir John. I de :need to sign the the as I then owed nds. Mr. Campbell subject of the deed, dunogthis time, and annuity. He liow heltenham. He knew iversetious I had with me -VOL with which ) gave me with which very pressing. He annuity 60f., and the rent of the e years' term. I • where I signed a • in 1043 was dated iage. Mr. Campbell re his marriage, and in said when he told of the lime for the reside in it or let it, Isere it if Sir John told him ao. 1 sp per time for my an. me there was no me. I told him I an r John bad promised was tot aware at it, MR rend it, or bed It r this interview with Marble Arch. I told I should tell you that I was not to talk to the money and leave r all the arrangements a 1 bad been to Mr. ieriatioa ho said 1 That is little to. He said he e he was going to sign ots about my 60/. per following day, sup- Lady 3i 'Andrew, 's, sod he atter- afterwards invited abed to deny a great I aakcd his wife how sbe was a lady. She it r I said I believed was standing by at midi* of letters pro ms not been paid any a halt's annuity, 751., —I believe Sir John 's. fishmonger. Coven. knew the defendant. the street alone. t me afterwards. I adiily. I did not get ay and Jona Lunar eke atter. It was not r two years. 1 swear Id 15 years of age. went to his home, nee, and mg the dumberlandltreet. nth'. 1 decline to -wbether she lived ems's. It I wanted my card—that wee et 10, ISO, I sent "air,—Please or must sly all of December, 186', gives me money In for money. I do 'orm Lady ]{'Andrew between as. Yr. le had been sent by a •311. John a state- altogether to 801. ake me a preeset of II I lived, and oot so da proper document to him, or have any 'r. Campbell to leave ie friend, and that I ring that time I wrote made to meet him at the appointmect. saw Mr. CampbelL About the 12th nin at Cumberland• wren time, two in• ;it John. On the nought with him 4.14)/. with him. d with the deed Lit the agreement R. instead of the ieed. I did not of the sum proposed LO take 3001. ra I promised me. Mr. len he came to my did read one, but not late into it-12th of He never wrote 'ompbell to leave it a friend see it. .-irur. I received this 2arimbelL rrday it occurred to oti to send me the at I may see him Mt itor. I have nos& bp. lie the 16th ol r. Campbell : our secoud letter to commuuication with annoy mei moist* o apply to a zoitriw• i :—" Mr. Campbell you to-morrow at wive he said he truing the deed. unless the amount to the annuity who brnary. 1 might have ell told em that he vat the lest mesas' any further past ace, the plaintiff All THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP-STREET. NOBBIRI, AND ISPIZDT /UPTON& Heiroson, "Wk. Baia, Edward Minus, and ROM charged with being concerned in a bur- rrl•hery. • Borer, • grocer, at 34, Leeetrint, Kinpland, • ;sieve were only a fortnight, sold—Last night, at 11 1..3.10 my premises secure and retired to bed. This las son entered my bedroom at 7 o'clock in great ~d frorn what be told me I hastened below. Every a_•in a state of the utmost confusion. A variety of * • • .!• sctiption of goods I sell had been stolen, and • ..stity of wearing apparel. The latter I have not '..ut the others, particularly the auger, I swear to .:t that I cannot roll the paper containing it in manner. 4 s "nd Broughloll, constables of the N division, pro . . l uanuty of consumable articles. o deposod—This morning my inspector informed .• ...r,;lary had been committed on my beat, and • !:•• i•risoners Ellie and Merton together at 5 . ingdand-road, and knowing something of to a house in Dunater-road, a short distance o:..isuied by my brother officer Crania. We rntlanee silently. and opening a room door • primmer' and soother female lying ill in aur were eating bread and cheese, and had ~ on the table. So great was their astonish - t r u could say where the food came from, sod . bus. packages of grocery were found. Tbilisi& • o declared that her mother had brought it to her . ..I.ly. The prisoners and the property were to the prosecutor's, who instantly laid the theme. • ..es Lad been forcibly entered through a stable • ..:he premien had given a false address and the at the hones where all were found. Ellis :c hare been :convicted six times, twice for :.sod his longest term of imprisonment had albs. • hitrdon, N divinion applied for a remand to ; reduction of other ch arges against the prisoners, • . ;:mteAl. c ‘ , E.—NOTIDIR AND SON. • ,1/ '7 . , i, a gentlemanly youth, was charged , Ittt haring stolen 32 sovereigns, the money of -tilutic, his mother. e prisoner was charged, I believe, upon his own • . • ui it not so? .• Yes. sir ; his mother is now court. The re ,. ~. .I , r the purpose of a communication being made :;r lady stepped into the witness box, and the • tamed her head towards the dock bowed it in _net. . .... this your sou? isrtir.--fie is my iscin, has soled that he took the money from :.cur reeideeee. •1 :in —lt is quite trim, sir-at Gresowich. Greenwich ; then he must be mot before the t, there. : • ':irtin (anciously)—But, sir, I will woe prow the r..t prosecute my son. de—When did he leave hie home, and for what - ,- any quarrel m .rti'cLNot anthill( occurred worth Illiatioaiag ; , . ?Ist Oct* lad. •• •.er was discharged after a severe caution. ARLBOROUGIMTREET. •E ROLECRT !II A MHOPROMAN 0 REGENT-STREET. • A r, ardrr, a young woman, ehopwoman to Mr. .riding under the name o fi Madame Elise), milk - • • .rer and lacinen, of Itegent-street, charged with •creral articles of jewellery, &c., of the value of . the yroperty of her employer, wee again brought • Knox. • • ner Thin Mr. Imacson's employ, and after she ' m some property was missed, and on Mr. Isaac 7, the pnsonir's lodgisp with • constable, he ,ertr consisting of jewellery and other articles of of s2'. :Aar!. of the firm of Dod and Looptaff. appeared •r, -eeution, Kul Mr. Edward Dillon Lewis, from cof 11r. E. Lewis, Great Marlboeoegh•etrest, r the prisoner. • ,rawer to Mr. Lewis, Mr. Isaacson said he received lzhly good character with the prisoner. - Lnocstuif mid Mr. Lawson wished the prisoner to - :eoiently with. V. 7 I. .wis asked that the prisoner might be dealt with, r.t .\:r. Knox declined to secede to the applicativn, stating _.:the robbery was one of an extenaivo nature. deposition having been read over, air. Lewis asked that bail might be taken. Knox refused the application, and committed the pri• . r for CIttATHC6 A DISTURRENCE AT A WORKHOUSE i/<ley, described as a laundress, was charged ...re Mr. lino: with creating a disturbance at St. Jamse's rhhouse, and also with smelting one of the inmates. _le prisoner went to St. James's Workhouse, having a .. I with her, at 2 o'clock this messing, and asked for ~.ion. She was immediately admitted to the casual •1, but had not been than more than three-quarters of . Loa whoa alt. created a great disturbance, dragging a -.au named Connor oat of lad and striking and scratch. and then setting to and aboxinf a il th e women in using the most disgraceful The gate . r (Bristow) was called to quell the • bum, there ,site a riot going op, when the prisoner abused him . he was compelled to give prisoner into custody. ' , ler had been admitted to the workhouse three the peat three weeks and each time created a .I , ,turiance through her quarrelsome temper. 1:7 KLui said he aid not see why the poor creatures in :.e a-rhbociae were to be knocked about and annoyed by a ex.... 0 like the primer, and committed her for a month, Lard Ltortr. Silt - TB WAR K. ♦ TOCTHRIL TORGCIII. .1••,•. P../r, ky, a respectable•la.kin; lad, &bent 17 'Lat.,: age. wag placed at the bar charged with forgery and trtetcpirl fraud. Mr. Wil:tarn James Pape, beassfonndar. Waterloo-road. Lad a customer named Davis, residing in Kenning • On the previous afternoon a little boy brought ! , r a number of braes bearings and other fittings, ; .7i...init.; to be written by Mr. Davis, but perceiving that • •b:iture was nct as Mr. Davis generally wrote it, he ;letnoch.l the boy, who told him be had received it from an • lad. who was waiting for him at the comer of Tower. Witness accordingly put noisome pieces as a parcel :horn to the boy, and followed him oot, when be ~* them delivered to the primotser, who, as soots as he saw • ran a. lie waa, however, pursued, and taken L!. ;,tea:y. m.: strata inked if he knew the prisoner ‘ ,. ..:-.Arks replied in the affirmative. His brother wu a r: t....e uo in Mr. Davis's employ, bat left owing to the zettine him into a scrape. They were both in • f..r stealing t watch at Lambeth, when the primmer • kd and the brother discharged. 71 Walter Davin engineer, Kennington-Luse, said te • , th last witness for fittings. He never sent the Ts • ;.er r anybody elle to Mr. Pays's on Thursday last at or ler for fittings. The order produced was not in L. lAt :ariting, and he never authorimed anyone to write it. II- the prisoner very well ea a convicted thief. and tiled all be could to drag his younger brother into -ndeble 70 L. said he took the prisoner into r•:.1 • ...Nen he at Bret denied all knowledge of the boy "t• • 's • with the order to Mr. Paps's, but afterwards and said that a man had given it him but he 6. 1 .1 Ke to take it himself. Wiliam added that if a granted he knew that several other cues where t o 'sad property !mold be brought against hire.. 7 er denied that. but ' • ...strew remanded him until Monday neat. THAMES. SHOP ZOBBERIEq. • , aged 22. • well-known thief, was brought tr tcfwe Mr. Partridge, charged with stealing e.„,t.t p..< property of Mr. William Terrey, shirt cf Commercial-road, Stepnev ; s!.,r , s from the VISMiIS. of Charlotte Ann Dames, • MO—end-road. and several other robberies. -t-'r'. "Lee said that es the 24th of last month the her .veep and said he wanted to see some • :7. 47 •I lee or.-. He looked at several, and put three . = d ran away with them. She Famed him and a. d o;op %V.:Lee, repreation to a wood carver. said he I it- try of " otop thief.' As the prieocer was erasing ket....e I t out his foot and threw him. The prisoner 'r :4^'' • • , which were recovered. ~•rwr stated that ors Saturday evening. the 12th of • the p.i%oDel came into his shop and asked for a • which he purchased. Directly after the pd . •-• •• • ,:e mesed nix or seven shirts. case having been made out, a shirt which the I • v wearing when he was arrested was produced. • • t:7 - .ed by Mr. Terry es oar of those he had hot. • • conviction easiest the prisoner was proved. He • " to la a dexterous thief. • 7 • .••.ri go committed the prisoner for trial. : C -E EXTORTION BY A POLIrrMIN. rpool I .,fuarter Sessiona, Jamul Robertson, • , • .I.e local railize force, was charged with receiving ; • ' .a gentleman as a tfouerur to prevent the gen ' • • -:s; taken into custody. The prosecutor in the • cos prostitute in the street when Robertson . threatened to take the gentleman into custody give him money. The gentleman, in order to • nstrare, gave the officer 4e. 6cL, but afUrwards • ••• jecnecute the case. Robertson was sentenced to !h.' imprisonment. ' t. .t.siD THE CATTOlfleasrL +::1 CO., of Liverpool, observe in their • :—" Considerable interest is felt at present : • . - enieets of the Federal general Sherman, which •,1 in much obscurity. It is surmised by some • • .4 4 for for 2.miusta, and it may be observed U" report is true, an extensive d e struction of cotton for, as large stores are known to exist in and ' • Lrite. It was rifgardefl as one of the safest THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1864. THE GREAT :IRE AT DOCIIHEAD. LAT'DST PAIITIOULARI3.—(THIS DAY.) A week, with the exception of a few hours, has now elapsed duce this lire commenced, and even now the Hams are not entirely extingoished. The stun Boat and some of Shand and Mason's land steuners are obliged to be kept in active operation. The dredgermen have succeeded in getting out of St Saviour's Dock 28 tons of seed and 30 toes of jute. A great many begs of sugar have also been got out of the same dock. Thu a ug er was is cos of the bonded warehouses of the wharf, and of enures paid duty when it was removed. Up to this morning 75 stacks of jute, each weighing about 2 tons, have been taken out of the ruins. About 40 tons of rapeseed, and about 20 tens of various seeds have also been got out. An immense quoin. tity of timber and iron work and several millions of bricks have been carted away. SHARE LIST&-(?EIS DAY.) Two °Twos. The railway market is firmer to-day, and the variations in prices are chiefly in a favourable direction. Metropolitan stock is in chief request and has risen 14 per cent. London and South Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire have also improved ; and London and North Western and Midland, On the other hand, Caledonian lima re ceded 1 per cent, and Great Northern, 4. London and North Viastern stock is now quoted 1181 to I ; Great Western, 78 to ; Midland, 137 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1154 to 116 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; South Eastern, 854 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 1214 to 122. Antwerp and Rotterdam, Dutch Rhenish, and Great Luxembourg shares are firm, while the secu rities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada ex hibit dulness. India lines are quiet. I /NI I (..1. ;ekes. I Ulm 1136 43 47. IS GO lAM par W - . -4- 111 I Ina ST. 1 0 111 1 i par tpmgd par 2pand 64 . 1a ... I 666 67 Ts .... It 7117 .... IT 10 - 11 i 21 2O *in U - -. 17 .... 4; 7i .... ti 9 i 41 15 4 1 461 IEOOB. ed-Monma BUM !Anoka!Ma Idostrolloolli a r ua t6 ikallnWatorwarko Bombay Om British Amadeu' Lad :a. & I. Mod. lal• ( 1 .). • emodion e =o(l)l Qbd ° I:a . .ClProp(L Cily Mom (Lim.) ..,. Vow. of atriosallor. (L) • CoesszerclalUnlosiba Camoildsiod DIL.. (LI ;Coatineutoll Uo.Gootl. 10oatrodeorpondioa( Oop.M.fam.,Priveme. leonc.kllob. of Nog. Do. Da of Mauritius (1..) Val Palace Protomace Do. d Dorm Deb, Disommt.Ommoam(L I a. India Irrigation, ct.c i ,Ebbw Vale I,gyptilinCom.itTed.(L Electric Telegraph ' rang. and Ann Cogger. • • Eng.and YoreignCrodli • tag &Scotilehllarin. 'll 'Financial Corporation. :Man:L.ll Diaconal, a., Foreet. Warehouse Geltlrarr ;Limited) 1 0.Credita Ndof Loa (L Oen. Steam NartraAlon , dunite.t „Amid As. ( I liodauti's Bay iler.Cd tam (1 ) Dania Carrying (Lbw, Inieront Finan.Son (L.) Internal. land Qittli(L ItaWn brig. (Can. Cm) Do. Op. c. liJa. r. 1170 onet(L; I roisietockDier 'Land flecoritiee ( Lim.) ILond. Ahican Trading Lond.andCaledon. W (L Lon.Countylosidali. L. I Lood.Diatrict Lon& Rum. Aro. (L) Do. New Lond.O. Omnibus C.(L Load., Relies. &nets. • Loud. lier. Disconnt,L , Lond.ProrinciaUlarine 11/mares brigs. k Canal Do. , Mauritian land,ttaill !iledli. titan. Tel. ~Mili all Imo Works !Natal Land et Cot C. (L; 'National Ole. Cara. National Financial (L IN littoral Prow. ld National Steam Nay.( iNerbedda Coal it I. 'L., Do. ew N.7ael N andT.&Leen(L N. Mt. A aatralaidanol4 N.BrlL&Mercan. lo.(L NovaScotaao.andL. .1) Po. do. 'Ocean Marine ,Insurn lOrientalConunercialiL ,Oriental • Clidental Or (Lliekied) IDo. New prt.:at. Inland Stasia(L) 12' 4 wr 44°,1 71- 3 14 2 — d a 03 57 02 03 70 Idle par 1 1 atoll 1 2. sdr Idle par 3 1 4 PA 3 1 din dale dts par 17 20 3i pm _ Pro 7. Wa 33 35 100 112 110 113 3 idle 2 1 Ells 1 Ilprol 106 110 lf 1/ 2 t ms 1 idt l l 1 2 &a P. 44946 6 4 q 3 96= 211 96 ipas 164 1 IP 2 2i54 'ow° et butisnAiii — vea: Ti ;Zs par t/130mm Financial (L.; 10 3} 24dis irll Ottoman Oaa 'Limited 5 1 dia .panamalt.ll.oteanr,L; 2 4 7 ad i Do. do. all 4,1 52 zil Do. New 1 3, II Ofdla idl Peeilllr.Lind&Mltt(L; 100 ,' 41 43 Petnti.ittlar &O. steam' all ' 3 44 Do do. New I3o' 19 21p oi , 1.. Quehrada L. IL. La 64 , 12 lidia :Bitmeney trot lan , 27 tr Do. New ! all ' , 8 $ it ~, J. City Worm. (I ; all 25 26 ' Ditto ditto I 4 I VW par 'ltoyal Sleights's 4O , 91 93 '5.•.1. Iwitra. Invest (L 11011 1 120 120 I Irmitt. Ktliall . t.aCtql , 5 I lt 11414, ISoc.Finsa.d'iwyptirli 6 , 2 Iplie, S. AlrLmia 31 . it In. (L 5 par pm al, routh .tilstmllaa Lena all 3O 32 1 • So D hmaine Telegtaph IO IRD 45 55 • v. S crip , • I raConstrne.allailL(L 4 , 11 Oidiel - , Thanwiallerleyln.(k I t 5 64Pwil - , TruatitAgempalkaa I. 1I 1 t itlmild , - f..a L Co. of V.Canada $ pits ion xil, - rultel6. Teleg.Co. V.) 4 l t i 1 dls' - 5.,1 UnicertSlartnela., 5 1F ; ji pal - Caper Aram TiraiLi all nt; 2, 16 It Sima - I Ditto - ran Dimes's !And._ hi4 l 9 1 It 10! tt smut Einance;Lini. 10 iNM par I - ' Weetlud44l.Pacitivs L. 10 . par Ipro - UT 2 e SO zd PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Northern 5 per cent, redeem., at 5 pr. et. pm., 105. North Eastern York, H. and S. Parch., 10,!. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 211, 2. Ditto OiE Greet Luxembourg. l2. PROVINCIAL SHARI MAREAT3. Die I.—Great E. Anglian Nn. 7!, B—Lancashire and lorkstire, 11511—Loudon an.l Berth %Achim, 1171 ; u—Nlauchester. nhenield, and Lincolnshire. etii—North East. ern Bern ick capital stock,, 114g—Gmat Nester.[ ,Chester gua ranteed , lad p.—G rest Webb:in of Canada, 1— Illinois Central. 51}—Dutch Rhenish, 5; R. —Great Luxem bourg sham, 111—Opaulhh P4uiree, 21i—Eestem Ruining.) Bank Limitel..,-16 d —Liverpool Finance !Limited!, 11-16 d.—Mercantile and Exchange Beak limited, 1 1346 National llialik of Liverpool I..lizhilett. hl p.—Alhion Marine .L—Brittili and Foreign Manus (Limited), it p.— Empire Marine 'Balka n , 1 1.16 1 p.—ipeen Insurance, g Marini p —Brutal and Irish Marine Tele graph A, ''.3-7 , :htionhl Steam .Limited;, g d.—West Indian anl "team, 9. transactions reported bare to-day Included hirnOuglasun Joist Stock Bank. at 37: Bermingham and Stadordatare tias, at 93 ; and British and Foreign Railway Plant, at prem. Birnduithana Plnaacial clued at 1.1 prem. : Mintz, Megal. It t, 1 din. ; Pateut Nut and Bolt, to 2i prow. Mat kot steady. MINER-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocr.. There is little business doing in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are un changed. East Grenville shares are quoted 5 to ; East Lovell, 151 to f, being flatter ; and Great Vor, 34 to 33. The only trans action officially recorded in the Stock Exchantis Downs,in Nort which have been dealt is at . Port Phillip shares continue in request, and ve further advanced ; transactions have taken place at 1/, and 2. St. John Del Rey are also inquired fur. FEDERAILS AND 00117201111.114 IN BitteroL—.4l. meeting was convened at Broadmead-rooms, Bristol, yester day, to adopt an address from Bristol expressive of gra thication at the re-election of President Lincoln, and the consequent coetinuence and extsosion of the antiolavaay policy which the Federal goverement hut inaugurated under his administration; 61. and 2d. were charged foe admission. The rooms were crowded to excess. Mr. Powell, • working man, in dumb show, moved that Mr. Warren, town councillor, should act as chairman. Mr. NVarree was unable to get a bearing, the audience singing "We won't ro home till morning," "John Brown," and other *ones. Cheers were given for Jeff. Davie and Leon and groan+ for Grant, Butler, and Lincoln. At hat • rush was made on the platform, and Meson. Handel, Cceshain, and other inhaling speakers were driven off. Some Northern sympathisers remaining, another charge was made. The chairman's table was wreorbed in pieces, and the platform left is possession of the friends of the South. After the lapse of about an hour the gas wea lowered, sod the police cleared the room, DEATH o l'irsa ve, THE M'SSIAN Asritososult. —The celebrated Ituaman astronomer, Frederick Struve, who's name is misolatted with all the great works of Irian. gulatiou sad geodesy carried out in Russia sad Eastern Europe, died on the 23rd ult. at St. Petersburg. He was born ►t Alton' in April, 1793, sad studied philology, tad afterwards marouomy, in the Uaivereity of I)orpat, in the government of Livonia. h 1813 he was attached to the observatory of that town, becoming its director four years afterwards. In 1839 he removed to Pulkovo, and wan appointed director of the magnificeot observatory which the Russian government had established there, which poet he retained till his death. H. Struve undertook and carried out various important works and scientifiz expeditions. by • description of which scientific libraries ore mach enriched. His son, M. Otho Struve, studied under his accomplished father, sod obtained the poet of se:ond astronomer of the Pulipwa observatory. . . HERRING lethu - si:Y.—Several large catches of herrings, for the mod pad of exoellont nudity. have beea taken on the west of Devon daring the past few days. The boats were out oa Tuesday, and some of them caught be tween 3,0.10 and 4.0n0 fish, sod one boot over 5,000. These was ready We for the fish at from ..te. Cid. to 3s. 9d. per sir score. THE BRITIAII INTEReOLONIAL TILLEGRAPIL—Dr. Rae had reached Victoria, V.I. overland from Canada, on the mission of • transcontin ental telegraph. He is the surveyor of the route, and cousiden that the connecting of Canada with Vancouver Island by telegraph direct is but the work of two years. Already 1,200 miles of wire had arrived east of the rocky Mountains, and COO more at pre sent on its war to Vancouver Waled, making in all I,soo stiles—the distance from Red River to Victoria—Canadease papa.. ILLEcols CorroN.—lllinois will yet talk of the "snows of her cotton fields" without being suspected of poetic extravagance. A friend handed us this morning • sample of beautiful unginsed cotton, pecked on an old plantation" of our own State, in Alexander county. There are 290 acres, and the average yield is • bale MD pounds)j per acre. The successful esperimest has demoostratod that the ant of cultivating cotton does not exceed that of corn. Taking tattoo at 50 cents • pound and corn at a dollar a bubo!, • little cheap arithmetic will show a balance in favour of eottoo of net leo than 154:, dole. per acre.—Darvit Fret Praia MONEY MARKET.-(TELS DAY.) Two &Moos. The stock markets to-day are generally steady. The funds remain at yesterday afternoon's quo- tations. Consols are now quoted ex dividend for money, as well as for the account. In foreign bonds the chief change is a fall in Turkish COD' solidds. Home railway stocks, in some cases, are better, especially Metropolitan. There is a good demand for money to-day, chiefly in preparation for the 4th of the month, and no disposition is shown to take the beet three months' bills below 6} to 7 per cent. At Paris to-day, wording to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 65fr. 45c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89} to 1., ex div., for money, and 891 to ft, ex div., for the account (Dec. 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, ft, ft, ft, ex div.; ditto, for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, sq, New Three per Cents., 88j, ft, d ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, ft ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1866, 971 ; ditto Bonds, 6a. prem. ; Five and-a-half per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 108 ft ; and Exchequer Bills, June, de. die. Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, after slightly receding, have returned to the closing quo tations of yesterday. Greek Bonds have improved per cent., while Turkish Consolidde have , fallen I. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz.: —Greek, 23 to 1 ; Mexican, 29} to g ; Confederate, 59 to 61 ; Spanish Passive, 323 to 33 ; the Certificates, 15 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71} to 72 ; ditto 1862, 71 to ft ; and the Consolidds, 461 to ft, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 83ft ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; Egyptian, 951 ; ditto, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 95} ; Greek, for account, 222, 23} ; Italian, for account, G 43; Mexican, for ac count, 2911, 1 ; New Granada, 12} ; ditto Deferred, 61; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 471 ; ditto, for account, 473 ; Russian, 1862, 862 ; Spanish Passive, for ac count, 322, ft, 33; ditto Certificates, for account, 151, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 713 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 711 ; Venezuela, 1864, 411, 403. Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted to it prem. ; Danubian, 1 to 1 prom ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, ft to 1} prem. International Financial stares are now quoted 2ft to ft prem. ; London Financial, 9} to 10 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1 to aft premium ; Imperial and Mercantile Coedit, to ft prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 to j; Ottoman Socidt4 Gemirale, 21 to 2 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank, ft to 1 die. Fors o'Csors. Consols are dull, at 89k to 1, ex div., both for money and the account. No bullion operations are reported at the Bank. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have issued a notice, reminding the holders of Mexican Bonds who have not yet presented the overdue coupons of and from July 1, 1854, to July 1, 1863, for conversion into New Mexican Three per Cent. Bonds, that the conversion will close iu London on the 31st instant, as stated iu Messrs. Baring's Circular, dated 27th June last, and that after that period the holders of coupons which have not been converted must address themselves to the Mexican Financial Commission in Paris. It was mentioned in our impression of the 30th November that the last packet has brought to Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., on account of the divideude on New Granada Bonds, a sum of 1,0401., of which 700!. was received from the Custom-house of Santa Marta. The smallness of the amount from this port is explained by the fact that at the latest date a very large amount of cus toms duties remained outstanding, although the chief collmtor was using his best endeavours to get them in. It is hoped that an increased amount will come forward by the next packet. The following is a translation of a letter from the government of the United States of Colombia (New Granada) addressed to the Chairman of the Commit tee of Spanish American Bondholders. . . To the Pinskkat of the Commi t tee of the Spanish American naaia~e~ Sir,—The executive power has seas with eatiefactiou your note, dated the nth August last, according to which the committee accepts, in all it■ parts, the code of customs as tar as relates to them. The executive power, on its part, will actively exert itself in order that all measures which con cern the interests of the creditors sh►ll he strictly carried out. The executive power also takes note of the nomina tions of agents which the committee have made at the cus toms of Catajensi, Santa Marta, and &handle, and at the general Treasury of the Union. 1 make this communication to you, thereby answering your above-named note of the Bth of August last. (Signed) THOMAS klcitsca. Bogota, Oct. 17, 1364. The steamer Tasmanian will take to-day for the West Indies 10,0961. in gold and ti,3lv/. in silver. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for Bombay at se. lad. per ounce, being d. above the price obtained for the previous arrival, but about the same as that current during the last few Jays. The rise is caused by the strong demand for the East. The market for Mexican dollars is flat, at sa. ld. to ss. 14.1. per ounce, with no transactions. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. John M'Call and Co. ' preserved provision mer chant*, who failed on the 15th ult., it was decided that Mr. M'Call shall aign a deed of arrangement, and pay a composition of 10.1. in the pound, in equal instalments at one, four, eight, and twelve mouths. Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, compute the liabilities at 31,7641., and assets at 15,4d6. net. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Charles Wilson, importer of silks, of St. Paul's-churchyard, was also held yesterday, when a balance-sheet was pre liented by Messrs. Lovetiug and Minton, account ants, showing liabilities to the extent of 25,249/. and assets 21,6601., or 175. 2d. in the pound. An offer of a composition of 11a. tid., payable at once in cash, was agreed to. N The orth Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,347/. over last year ; the Laucashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,0771.; 'the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineoluahire, au in crease of 4977.; the Midland, an increase of 2,818/. ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,4441.; and the London and South Western, au increase of 545/. The report of the directors of the Afncau Steam Ship Company, to be submitted at the half-yearly meting on the 7th inst., recommends the usual dividend of Bs. per share, free of income-tax, leav ing 3281. to be carried forward. The following is the report to be presented to the shareholders of the Ceylon Company (Limited) at the half-yearly meeting on the 14th December. It recommends a dividend and bonus equal together to 15 per cent. : The direetore are again able to congratulate the sham holders on the success which has attended the operations of the company during the six months previous to the 110ili September. The bushiest of the company continues to increase, and the reports received from the managers in Ceylon and Mauritius are very satisfactory. The moocoals show that the profit resulting from the otaraticas of the ball year may be justly estimated at 14.510/., out of which the directors recommend that as interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, and a boons of 2i roe oink on the capital paid.up on the 10th September, amounting together to 10s. tit per share, be declared, and made pay able free from become tax, on the 17th instant. The pro , posed payments will absorb 9,8701.. sad leave a balance of profit masculine to 4,3301. unappropriated. The :were. fund has been credited with interest at 5 per sent, sad when the premiums on the new shares allotted is India are added, will llallOtlni to 22,001. The above profit result has been submitted to, and is °palmed by Mr. Ball, the auditor of the oompaay. The second ordinary meeting of the shareholders of the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank (Limited) is called for the 16th inst., to declare a dividend, and will be made extraordinary, to confirm a resolution of the directors empowering the board to increase the company's capital " by an amount not exceeding 1,000,0001. sterling, at such times, in such manner, and upon such condi tions, as the board may from time to time deem expedient." With reference to the meeting of the Loudon and South African Bank, it appears that an interim dividend of 311 per sent on account of the half yearly divide's' has been paid to the shareholders. A fourth call of a is to be paid on the shares of the National Steam Navigation Company (Limited) by the sth January. The following memorandum is from the Madras Railway Company : The Cradle readopt' on the Madras Railway Company's South West line for the quarter eliding 30th September last have amounted. no 463 miles open, to 71,33'./., or ISt/. 10.. 7d. per mile, against 5.1,67e1. on 407 miles open, or 1314 Rs. per mile for the corresponding period of last year. On the oompsny's North West line, 41 miles in length, the receipts for the three months have been 5.1191., or 1?A1. 17s. ld. per mile, against 3,410/.., or 92/. 13s. 6d. per mils, oomlarsd with the game period of the previous year. Anoiher section of miles of this line, from Triputty to Reddyputty was opened for traffic our the 14 October last. . - The annual m,.•t'ng of the Chileml Floating Dock Company (Limits l) is convened for the 12th instant. With referemm to the market for American se curities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as f. (lows : We have to report, since our last, an active inarket in London for American securities, at fluctuating rates. ac cording to the premium on 4 old repotted from New York. Iluiteil States 0.20 bonds decdoed at one time to 40! and Illinois shares to 50 sellers, but afterwards improved to 421 and 51 respectively, at which rates they close firm, the demand having been better since the reduction of the rate of discount by the Bank of Holland from 7 to G 1 per cent. There is also an improved inquiry for First Stores gags Bonds, both of New York and Pennsylvania sections, Atlantic and Great Western, and the potations have ad vanced one per cent. The proposed tame( certificates of debenture (sterling) by the Atlantic lied Great Western has been received with much favour, and considerable transac tions Lave taken place in them on the Stock Exchange ; the fact of both principal and interest being pir.ble in star. ling appears to commend them to a large elan of investors who seek a certain fixed income not subject t. the finctua• time of exchange. The subscription list closes on Satur day, the 3rd December. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of last day's hide -ales . At the twenty•first aeries of hide sales for the year. there was a fair demand at previous prices. East I °dia. - )x and Cow.—Calcutta were in steady ropiest, and realised late rake, both the home trade and exporters operatiog to a fair extent. Madras realised full prices. The analysis of the sales is 60,317 Oilcans, new parcels. 17,546 brought for ward from former sales, and 1,574 Madras ; in all, /10,317 hides, of which 43,700 were sold. East India.—Buffalo brought fair prices. Leather. —East Indian brought full prices ; Australian was dull of sale. Salted Hides.—Aus tralian.—Those sold realised full price• ; Cape. the few offered brought late rates. South American were mostly bought in. Kew Orleans all passed. West Indian. only part sold. Dry and Drysalted Hides.—South American all bought in. Persian brought fair prices. German bought in. Hone Hides.--Soutli American. —All passed. German realised late rates. Bark.—Mimosa wee dull of sale. The light portiou of the mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia is expected to be distributed in Loudon about the 13th inst. The emigration commissioners have taken up the ship Clara for the :onveyance of passengers to Adelaide, The return of the Bank of England for tLe week ending Wednesday, N0v.30, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circalgloo issue Circulstiost active 19,823,100 lucr.sise 258,245 Public deposits... 6,301,203 lucre...se 782.342 Other deposits tikrrerumeat sororities in bsaing depart;iest 10,474,542 Increa►e 100,000 Otharsecurities to bunking depsrinicut Coin and bullion in both departments 13,99,924 Decrease 141.170 Seven day and other bills 507.031 Decarosss 47,737 The Nest 3.236411 Declass, 31.1 , 84 Notes in reserve Total Terry° (notes & coin in banking department) . 8,816,824 Decrees. 399.415 We see by this return that the revival in the gene ral commercial demand for money, by causing a heavy draught upon the private deposits, has pro duced some effect upon the Bank's resources. The reserve has declined 399,4151., notwithstanding the considerable compensation which the Bank has derived from the influx of government deposits. The private securities have not yet experienced any increase. The diminution iu the coin and bullion is of little importance, but, judging from the indi cations presented by the foreign exchanges and by the foreign demand for bullion, it would appear that this item is likely to decline rather than increase. RANX OF ENGLAND.—An •n 4 Rh Ylc., e.3', tot the week leak. NOM/ WNW ISSUE. PEP L27.6442'14 leconnt rtrittiot to the Aet 7th !acting on WtoLoot.toy, Nor. AO, .BRIXENT Goveriunent Jett.. £11.015300 Other recuritisa 11.124.900 Gold eclu and bul lion /Myer bdllOR 15,205,t0i1 1t7.1165.20.1' V27,656,titi3 DANCI\o D Prop .leten' capital E. 14,68.1,00 Beat 3,286,211 Public Deposits cln tin` nacbeil., nay. Banks. Cow. Ws. of National Debt, sad Div. olfl•MittYlOrf. Oeverunient Secu rities (includle( Dead Weight .11A puny) Other isauSiss latleklll3 Notes Gold add &leer 5,1410 Cola 6.1101,t02 Other Ikposits.... =MAI Seven Say sack:Aber 607,966 73/Alt 5 37 . 910 . 629 Dec. 1, 1161. W. MILL1:11, CW Culller. TEIVIKIDAT EVITILSCI. Consols, which closed yosterday at 89 to k, ex die., for the Bth December, opened this morning at 89 to touched 891 to and closed at 891 to I. For money the last price was 90„ to with div. The official business report is as follows :—Thrce per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, n, ; ditto, for account, 891, I, 89, '}, ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 881,i, I, ;, 1 • New Three per Cents., 80, • Annuities, 1883, 14i ; Bank Stock, 239; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103 k, f, 106 ; ditto, for account, 1034, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent, Debentures, 1866, 97/ Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 110, 109. The India Five per Cent. Stock wis steady. Exchequer bills of both issues were quoted ss. du. to par. - - - - • - In the foreign stock market the chief transactions were again in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certifi cates, which opened firmly, but afterwards gave way. After repeated variations, the former left off } to I, and the latter f per cent. lower than yes terday. Spanish Deferred Three per Ceuta, have at the same time declined per cent., and Greek and Turkish of 1858 and 1882, Mexican Bonds, on the other hand, improved } per cent.; Italian, g ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, of 1850, f; and Buenos Ayres and Chilian Six per Cents., 1 per cent. Bank shares in some cases were higher, and in others lower, but business on the whole was by no means active. Bank of Queensland, East London, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian, Merchant, Mercantile and Exchange, and South Eastern Bank shares were all flat ; while Bank of Wales, British North American, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, European, London Chartered Bank of Australia, London and South African, and National Bank of Liverpool, have slightly improved. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 1 1 to f, being dull ; Egyptian Trading, Ito prem. ; National Discount, 14 to 11 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to I dia. Australian Agricul tural, City Offices, Oriental Commercial, and Royal Mail Steam shares, have improved. As regards National Steam, Rhymney Iron, Smith, Knight, and Co., and Peninsular and Oriental new shares, heaviness prevailed. The shares of the Contract Corporation have again advanced. Ottoman Se date thim4rale were last quoted 21 to * prem. The shares of the financial companies were firm, with rather more inquiry than yesterday. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternational, 21 to if prem. • General Credit, 3 to 31 ( prem. ; London Financial, 94 to 10 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile Credit, 3 546 to 7-16 prem. ; and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to * prem. The Certificates of Debenture of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway were quoted in the morning to prem., but had risen at the came to Ito prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LLNE.—(THIS DAY.) Although the supply of homirgrown wheat on show to day was limited, the demand for both red and white quali ties was in a very inactive state. Compared with Monday, however, no change took place in the quotation.. With foreign wheat we were fairly supplied. The best samples realised previous currencies ; but the sale for them was by no means active. Low parcels were very dull at barely late rates. _ In dos / n augose of grain the transactions were limited at about stationary prima. Fine barley was in fair rennert, at fully lout week's estryopey. Grinding and distilling mots were a dull in (ll7. are malt was quite as dear as on Monday. Otherwise, the malt trade was in a sluggish state. Oats moved off steadily, at very full prices. The supply was rather limited. Beane were firm • but the telt:lnaction in them were confined to immedi ate want. The inquiry for peat wu steady, on former terms. Both Engbah and foreign flour was dull, at late quota tions. Linseed sold at full prices, and there was a fair average business doing in cakes. Agricultural seeds were dull ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, act. INTO LONDON. BY WATICE CARRIAGE, FROM NOV. 16 TO DEC. I. LRCM/SIR Whom& Inch n. .ca q oto 07 1 Foftlipt 104430 Total 17600 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BT NIJK7RIC AND DITINNATIONAL INLZOILLPEL) (now ova owx coaanrosmiorr.) CorroN Id. dearer than yesterday. Sales about 10,000 bales. COLN. —Market very moderately attended ; wheat in con. snmptive demand at full rates ; dour in fair inquiry without change in value. Indian corn, 6d. dearer for Galata. Mixed American unchanged. Beans, oats, and oatmeal steady. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(T HIS DAM) (IT VIRTU KINGDOM 'MIMIC TIMISIATIL ) MAY OM OW comarcennwr.l Wheat trade &premed. No change in • Barley more looked after. Beans and oats 31:13CING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scows.—The market continues dull, with drooping Ofprices. the sales of West India being at easier prices . other descriptions only a limited business doing, including fine and superior crystallised 31auritios at 395. fid. to 41s. 6d., and Ilavannah of old import taken for exportation at 365. for Nos. 12 and 12i. RafiDo4—Prices are without change, but the amount of business doing continues limited. COFTEE.—For native Ceylon, 71s. to 735. has been paid , business bar Leen done in plantation Ceylon at B.ls. to 855., being a further advance. CC7COA. —Common Trinidad sold rather easier, but the better qualities meiutaioed their value ; grey sold at 565. to 53e. 6d. ; mired to good red, 595. to 695. 6d. ; fine, Ns. 6d. Tau.—The market remains quiet, numerous public sales will be held next week. IGcL—the market hu become inactive. Itria.--A fair business is doing, includias 'East India at Is. 51. to Is. 6d. ; Demerara, Is. 9d.; and Jamaica, 3. 6d. to 3s. _ _ Frxrr.—Valencia raisins have mold well at firm prices. Currant., common dull of sale ; rule scarce, and 36e. paid. SALITIMLE.—No sales reported. Cocarscac continues firm at the late advance. Corrox Las been in more active request. TALLOW ILtRILILT.—(THIS DAT.) The market is qnist. Annazed Sr. the preemat quota tions :—Town tallow, 41e. 3d.; Peteeibug Y.O. ou the ryot, 4t.. 9d. ; January, 41s. 3d. ; March, 42e. 3d. ; April to June, 42.5. to 43. 3d. ; October to December, 44a. Einn if AR KILT. —(Tns DAY.) Lumortioct..—Hides : Prices :-561b0. to 641ba., to 3d. ; 641h0. to 721136., 3d. to 31d. ; 72lbs. to 801 6 0., 31. to 31d. ; 601Ias. to silbo., sii. 4d. ; Mts. to 961b0.. 4d. to 4341. ; 961 be. to 1041111., 44d. to 6d. ; to 1121ba., 4.id. to 51d. norm hides, Od. to Wt. 6d. Calf skins. light, 20. lid. to 42. ; fnll. 7t. 6 d. BERMOSDSZT. —Sheepskins : polled, 9.. Od. to 111.04. ; Rent. and bait-bred; 80. Od. to %. Od. ; Downs, Ba. Od. to S. W. 130 ROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) XIIIITS. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand for consumption for both nee sad old hope, at a further slisbt advance in prime, stocks becoming more and more reduced. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Eod Hatton. Va. ; Walls End Haswell; 23 5. ; Walls Eed South Hellos, 22e. 3d. ; Walla End EleeA Hall, 21s. 3d. ; Walla End Kepler Grange, no. 3d. ; Walla End Kenos, 22.. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell., 21e. 611- ; 19a. 3d. ; Wylaen, 105. 3d. ; Saddles Hartle!. 19a. ; Davidson's Hartley, 19s.—Ship at whet, 90 ; et sea, 215. BALLOON AsCENT.—Mr. COIWIIII accompanied by Mr. Glaithier, F. R. S., yesterday ascended, under the sanction of the War Department, from Woolwich Arsenal in the military halloo " Mars" fair the purpose of commencing a bones of winter observations. The ascent yesterday was necessarily confined to a rmvierate elevation. The in flation consumed about 30.000 cubic feet of gas, and was completed at half-past 2, when, Mr. Glaisher having adjusted his instramenta at the head of the car, the two explorers took their places, and the balloon haring been liberated started from a weetnorth-weaterly position towards the east, finally bearing off south-east, where it was visible for • considerable time, apparently some dis tance off Gravesend. The weather waa highly favourable. Shortly before the preparations were commenced Mr. Glaisher narrowly escaped an accident which might have proved anions. On leaving the office of Mr. Wallace, the gas director, which is under repair, • cauldron of molten metal used for guttering fell from the house-top over the doorway through which Mr. Glaisher was in the act of passing. The crash caused him to start soddenly hock in alarm. notwithstanding which be wee partially sprinkled with the boiling fluid, which rebounded as high as the roof. Ilia only injury was • bruise on the right cheek. His clothes, ho sever, bore traces of the accident, large quan tities of the metal adhering to his coat, trousers, and hat. Pancret. CASE or Srrertm.—Yesterday an in quest was held by Dr. Lankoster, at the Criterion Stores, High Holt:wit on the body of John Eh:benison, aged 32. It appeared that on Sunday morning last the deceased enteral • coffeehouse at 102, High Holborn. Having bad some refreshment, he inquired if he could be accommodated with • bed. He was conducted to • bedroom, where he deposited his luggage and went out, returning shortly before midnight. He went to his room, and nothing more was heard of him until 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, when the servant girl knocked at the door, and re ceiviog no answer she pushed it open, knocking down a chair and deceased's portir.antean with which it was barricaded. She then saw the deceased extended on the bed dressed, and covered with blood, upon which she ran downstairs to her mistress. Medical assistance and the police were then called in. A small pistol was found by deceased's right baud. and • powder flask by his left. Policeeergeent Bailey, Es% found in the pockets of deceased about 11s. is money, two photographs of women, and • pocket-book, containing • letter written in pencil, the wording of which was as follows :—" Mother, forgive me ; lam ooly saving you mors sorrow. Minnie, forget me ; I am not worthy of you! My friends , I have tried you. God ! I have wearied you. Finis. Sunday night." A second pistol and some percussion caps wersalsofoned, the pistol, however, being only charged with powder. A person named Whiteborst said he had known the deceased for ten years. He saw him last alive five or six weeks ago. The deceased was • solici tor's clerk out of employment, and had come to town with the view of obtaining • situation. He was well connected, his uncle being high-bolliff sod coroner for Burton-on. Trent. The deceased bad received 2001. from his node • fortnight since, and 100/. previously. He bad written to ' witness from Northampton stating that he had been fleeced" of all his money, and requesting the loan of U., which entreat granted. Dr. E. Abbott deposed to bang called to deceased, and finding him dead. The canes al death was the hernorrhagd. produced by the shot wound. The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide by pistol shot while in an uneonnd state of inked." AN INTERESTING COLLIVTION.—A large wort meat of housebreaking Implements, consisting of steel sad iron crowbars, skeleton keys, jemmied', Sc., weighing about two tons, was yesterday received in Woolwich Arsenal from Scotland-yard. collected by the metropolitan police during the past year. They were taken to the scrap forge in the carriage department, whore the steel pieces were broken up, and the iron ones were beaten up into ben and blocks for use, • precaution roodered necessary to prevent the possibility of their being again converted to unlawful porness. The lambing season has already commenced in Cornwall, Mr. Chudleigh sad Mr. Muchmore, fanners, near Lisheard, having this week received several additions to their Hooks, Buie,. Nall 0644. Your. iM 490 1 qrs. Pre. brts. auks. 000 9900 .. 6120 .. 90 MO 490 4960 .. 646 OIDLNARY SHARES AND STOCKS cb. •,..• I Pd. I RUMAT& 3 I Mang Wows I liaise today . yvstonlay. 3 to 1 p.m. IS all .11464..W0La MoserVaL -.- - 111. IMO Blythand a n d - 10 I all Bostou,Bleatrd.44l6l.C - •-• St. 100 Bristol aad Stater 57 N - 9t. 100 Caledonian lB2 133 - N all Dark and Band= sa - - N all Cornwall I 7 - 19 all Do. A) A Doer. until 0 •-• as 10 all Do. 11 (p. a. lipoid So B. -• .... N all Dublin and 8816944 Jan/ 30 86 - N all Dureles,fleth. o 4h2.3ll 16 17 Si. 100 idinburgh and Wiw 90 92 -. 85. no Gbaogow and 9.Wom 107 103 - N. 105 Great Eastern Ord. 84. 470 684 48 71 56. 100 Do. • Stook - - -, IL 100 Do. IL Ang. 64k.. N 0.2 70 8/ - 56. 100 IGreat North of 3catiand - - - IS. 1100 Great Northern 132 134 131 N. 100 .WA i A rec. no dlr. us. 153 164 156 4/ , N. 100 i Do.ll 1 tll6p.e. lapaid B 130 132 - N 109 Gt. South • West. aro., 91 93 - N 1100 Greet Western 771 731 781 N. 100 Do.6toor VaLGualkli - - - I 100 Do. South Wales 67 60 -- 111. .100 Do. W. MM.-Orford 67 59 - 80. 1 100 Do. Do. Newport 44 06 45 IL ilOO Do. Do. Hereford 100 102 - N. 1100 iancaiddreet Yorkshire 1141 1161 115 1 10. 100 London and Blackwall 81 83 82 1 IN. 'lOO ;Lou., tn.& &Coati 106, 103 1061 fit. !100 Ildadon, &Dow 38 40 - 114. 100 Loodon& North West° 1170 118 an 118 1 in ,N. 1100 ' LooNo&SontbWodern 97 93 - St 100 I(an.,llhet.,& Ilnoollah 06/ 671 - 80 1 all llaryport and Carlisle - •-• - 11/ A Do. Do. 1 fillaros - - -. N. .100 , Nettopolltaa ll9/ 1201 1201 10 33 10 I I i Do. New - - St. .100 'Midland l3O/ 1261 1561 4114 e all; Do. New - - - Bt. 100 I Do Biros. & Derby lO6 107 - IS on' MM. Gt. Wn. 3r 14 )• •• • - -.- II 4/1 Do. e Shares .. - ss• II all Mid Kant - - - 15 al Mid lon a taar LBW s- - - 84 260 iNorth - IL 100 , Do. Idla,Perth.Dund SS 77 - 81 100 'N. Eastern -Borwlek MI .101 Do. G. N. E. Pare- - - - 88 1100 Do. Leeds.. - - N ;100 Do. York . . .... - N. .100 De. Illerilehl - N lad Do. Btock.&DarUng IS 39 - 85 21 Do. do. 1665-58 ll 12 pro - 86 12 Do. do. 130661 9 10 yes 211 81 100 .North London - 15 711 De. New ..... . 81. :100 North Staffordshiro 79 50 10 , W.N. &8. Western luau 10) 11/ - IL 110 ;Iloottlah Coulaml - It. 100 :Scottish N.E. Aber 84k - -.- 81 100 'B°o4ool lUdland -.-. - 10 I all Shrewsbury & Welchpl - - N. 1 100 Shropshire talon 59 00 - 84. 100 South Devon 4O VI - 8L 100 South Lasiern SL 100 'S. Yorksh. &Elver Dun - - - 50 1 all Stalues,WOldagt•N&C. 3 9 - SL .100 'Tall Vale 10 ; I i Do C 34 ei pm N 'lOO Vale of Nadia It 1 100 'Victoria Itta a rirelloo - - - IL I NV Waterford d Kilkenny. - - IL 1103 , West Cornwall 3B 4.) - K. ago ; W.ldortiopl. Herb. tIL - -.- BRITISH !lONS. I N. i RAILWATS. Clain prises.) Salt& 11/1 all • LlDane& Bl Lawrence. ea. 110 S iltoce.l3v.&C.ln.g.o9.c. 2 Do. F ethane 20i all i Buffalo & Lake Harm 10 Lan ;_ Do. Preference N til 1021 104 r ste -86 9i IM !Die, 1;:i37,a7 - 30atAch 110 c. Bds. Aug. 1, 1872 118 1108 1 Do. do. July 1, Ma IN 1100 1 Do. do. Jams L 1074 Bt. ;100 AL k 11.1matorn0p.c.g. St 100 , Ape T. it Dockop. g. IN • all Demerara.? p.c.peepref M. 1100 Bast. Bengal Oa. 6 do. • N. 100 last Indian gm. 6do II 1 6 1 be. J Lztenslon Ift. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada' 100 j all Do.rquip.ll.ll,6p.ct, ' 100 1 all' Do. 114 prof. Bonds ; 100 1 all I Do. do. deferred! 1.00 ; all ' Do. tiad preL Bonds 1 100 al 1 Do. do. defarradi 100 ; all Do 3rd pref. Stock I IN I all 1 Do. do. deferred; 100 .11 Do. 6th pref. Stock 100 all ! Do. do. Werra& St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula; ■ 12 Do. gut 6 par °eat.' 10 1 2 Do. New .to IIL 100 Cat. n. of India m. 6 p all k l lOO Do 1. par caul. 1 I I Do IS NI OS. Western of Canodal IN 18 Do. New IN all i Do.Op.c.Bdaps2.lB73' I INalll Dal* do. do. 14774, 10 3 ;Indian Brandt, Unshed 10 1 • Do. New SL 100 'Madras gam... It. 'lOO Do. do. at do , St. 1 100 , Do. do. 44 NI Do. llftb Istintslonl ▪ :100 Nell. Corp. 0 per c. Bd' AO • all Moll. and Holason's Bay. 00 i all N.Brun.drOsiaciait Bc IL 1 100 N.R.ofesn.flp.alstp.B.' at Rio 'Schad*, gun 6par oant.l MIL 100 Do. lath do. 110 I 1 0 Do. do. do. IL Do. Pullman do I at 100 Do. 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Mer.ol Indis,&c 10, I 20,000 100 ,Colonial 10.000' 26 !tom. Rank of India. &c 00,000, 10 Coma-tidal/ea Baal 6,000100 Continental 0,000 1110 I Do. New 10,000, 60 I fiat London (Limited 60,0061 20 , Easton: Nacho's's. Lim) 60.000, 20 i lag.acot.&664l.t.laMd. 40,000! 60 English and Swedish (L 66,001 e 110 1 Buropsan Beak(l.ol6ml 10,000 1 100 Bladme-MIMIWIsp.a.! 10,000'100 Do. issued at 2pm "_O,OOO 100 Do. New, in. at 6pm 11,000,100 Imperial bank, Umßed 6,000 10 I Ls. .New 116,000' 0. Impsrlal Ottoman 25,000' 60 ! International Bank (L ) 100,0001 M land Mort. Be. 20,4601 10 ; Lon.Bk.oflferico,lte. 10,000100 'Lea ßank of Sostland,L 10,080 100 1 10°60o and Brazilian 4000.100 ilon.ll.6yres&B.Plats , L 20 ,000, IS Do. New, as. at it pm 6,000 MO Lon., Mr., &S. Mad. L.' o,oo+ BO Ch.lleak of Auld'. 26,000! 00 'London and County.„. 6,600'100 Lon. Banihs.Con.Lt.(L) 00.004. SO 'Logsdon Joint Stook 10 060 60 I W.New,iss. at 30pm 18,000,100 Loa. and Northern (L ) 25,008, 40 ;London & South African 6,000'100 'Lon. it B. Western (Mm. 60,030 100 Lea st irsekninstor 16,00 .10. Merchant Banklan.) 20,000 , SO .Mercentile .111 lQmwL skim; PI I Do, New 10,000 . 100 Metro. & Proc. bank (L 6,000.106 !Midland Bank (Lbs.) 20,000 100 !National of Llre.ool 10,000 100 ip.rtmet m.ooe 116 Do. 7 47 New 00,0440 20 Do. do. do. 20,000) SO National Bask, New 16.000 0m01 10 20S mr ew sw Sontli z.ba4 Wass ahaised 50,000 10 'North Western 10,600 1111 !Oriental Bank Corpora 101,00' IS Troths. BankliseCesp.(l 26,0104110 iProrine. of Ireland -- WOO' II (kende, runt,* (L 16,000 Souto Australia 16,000 !'South Eastern (Ltm.) •• 10.0010 :Mond. of B. O. Alden 4.460 100 Do. do. MAN Ilisloo of Australia I 14000 100 ,Union of Ireland turn)l 0.000. II tram of London JOINT 510C1 BANKS. BASKS. 12 tall 21 24. ;$ 911 I 3 _ " i dle dle 2 las 3 2 dla ldla pa: 8 9pm 11 11 :NC` '~, fr 1 1 ! i