The Express. — London, England, 1868-01-09 00:00:00

LAW INTICIALIGENCL (THU DAY.) COURT OF ARCHES. (Before Sir It. PhiUlmer', Dean of Arches.) ~riv r. MACHOO93III—THR ST. ALRAIIR CHURCH CAE& This oat came again before the court this morning. It ,•'l nmembereil that during the previous days of sitting t :tephens, eloborately opened the Case on behalf t he promoter, and at the close of his address the court ..ourned over the Christmu vacation. ,• Dean of Arches, on taking his seat this morning, e bad to exp ress his regret at a circnrastanos which Irma since the last sitting of the court, the death • Ch a rles, one of the ju nior counsel in the case, a • •:,nl.lll of great ability and of greet promise in his pro . e n i ff idge, Q.C., then proceeded with the case on the 31. the promoter. He said be had to invite some further . • of o ut, although his learned friend Mr. Stephens had ‘a. only crumbs and fragments to deal with. Be , „k e gs') would lay down four propositions on he should ground his argument. 1. He contended • t the various acts which were charged in those against Ur. Machonochie were either 2. proved That ~,r , , admitted to have been done. various acts so proved and admitted were ;acla and all unlawful. 3. That they were unlawful beconee .h,e were matters prohibited by the law, or were unrecog. :o.olhr the law. 4. That in these matters the absence • authority was presence of prohibition. There is every probability that the case will lairt during 11., whole of the dz. days which the Dean of Arches has apart for it. COURT OF BANIERrPTCY. (Before Dlr. Commisrioner Winslow.) IN HZ neausos. Thi. Ira , a sitting fur examination and discharge under flu. third hankmptcy of George Henry de Strabolgie Neville Planwenet Ilrrison, who is described as of 48, Bedford seywourxtreet, and elsewhere, genealogist and . hi. caming o n busineee in the name of Philippe. The bankrupt attributes his difficulties 1. , , , eb in business, and having been served with • bank ' ummeua The debts are 2651.; against assets, 262/ - . ...„ being a claim upon Mr. Pi gg ott, of The Green, Bich 1, for searching for his tree. There is also • debt . • r e turned as dou btful l'rance, for the assignee, offered no opposition. He tl it wire a nticipated that something would be received the debts due to bankrupt's estate. .t credit o r for V. 10s. for books supplied to tha the t bankruhe pt nni osel and was tol d b y the bankrupt one of t q..totiental ho bad made was a lie. The creditor oom its. Honour said that he could not allow a witness to be '..alte.l and as the bankrupt did not know bow to be , himself the sitting would be adjourned for two xthi. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (refore Mr. J. Payne, Deputy-Andstant Judge.) It I 'AMY° wiIt*SYBIRY.LIZR. : 33, was indicted for breaking and enter 'hop and stealing therein an umbrella and other the property of Francis Roan. rppotred from information that James Hickson, urgaust 48, received, he went to a shop adjoin ,. mene outhouses at the corner of Exeter t, Chelsea, on the morning of the 24th of December. Wat admitted and passed through and out of a ware ..,-, there to the roof of a inarine store shop, which woe u noccupied at night, but it belonged to Mr. Roan, the He found several slstes had been re front the roof, and a portion of the wood or rafters bad also been removed. When he t to the room be saw the primer's head and lers just peeping through the joists, upon ...lA, he immediately szed him. Another policeman by that time arrived at the outside of the house, when ..kson called out to him to burst the door open as ho i. heved there was some one in the shop. He did so, but i. re was no one there. Rat tles were sprung d ot er itti.t..bles cowing up the prisoner jumped from a wall 12feet into the street. He was then taken to the station when he said it was all owing to the drink, but be .. perfectly sober. 2t41 B, said on this morning he met the and two other men in the New-road, near Exeter t net, and he then went on his beat. He had not been long :hem when he beard a cry of " Police,"uponwhich he went lo Mr. Roan's, a marine store dealer, and bunt open the ,liwp door. He took the prisoner to the station-house, and there found marks of mud upon the wall of the shop, o hideous made some person climbing up. by Two or throe hours afterwards on a dust-bin near the place be iound an umbrella, Dutch osen, leather bag, and other :,rtiche which hail been stolen from the prosecutor's pre lenolim: to the conclusion that the prisoner bail :Ade a previous visit. This bin was about twelve yards ' r um the prosecutor's premises on the opposite side of the net. :eorge Ilignell, agrocer, living at Exeter-street, Chelsea, el at 9 o'clock this morning he heard some one on o+.l of the adjoining house, which was occupied by marine store dealer. He saw one man on • roof taking tiles off, and then he got down and ,eitt away. About ten minutes afterwards he NM two n come to the place, get on to the roof, and remove ....more tiles, but it was too dark for him to see their s. They banded something down outside the wall , whic h went away aml the other got inside. Roan said he was a marine store dealer, 21i, l'helees. Ho did not sleep there, but lived at F....ter-street, Chelsea. The articles produced were •-. is hail put them in the rafters of the shop mome • • e a.m. He had put them just below where the hole a, ode in the roof. prisoner was found Guilt.. . Payne sentenced him to 18 months' imprisonment Lord labour. THE FOLIOS COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. ittkENWEI L I lETIt.tuE.—A FRAUDCLENT COLLECTOR. a respectable-looking young man, was ! tuou,:ht up on remand, charged with obtaining several ,111 , 1 of iinmey by representing that be was employed an a twill:stet on L : half of the Clerkenwell Relief Fund. The to iN. e , r was occasionally employed as a reporter on the I' • newspaper, and he took advantage of his Icing known to the inhabitants of the ward of intry to call on them and obtain various sums ..f 11101115 by wpresenting that be was collecting nO behalf of the rierkenwell Relief Fund. On being ets i.reluvilyi Le Noosed a list of the subscribers to the de. t• ,tive and add that be haul spent the money, . a thus it would be sent to the Mansion-house iu the ,UTIal• of a few days. Mr. llueuanan, solicitor, attended on behalf of the pri : quer, and ached that he should be admitted to bail until Tuesday, when the money would be forthcoming. lie also ertea that there bail been no intention to comulit any rbe Lord Mayor refused the application, and ordered e c.ts, to be pat leack,in order that Mr. rollingriulge, the enprietor of the rag Press, might attend and state who. uh. r he had authorised the prisoner to collect money for Cue relief fund as he had alleged. W ESTMIINISTER. SNOW-BALLING, ASSAULT, AND WILFUL DAMAGE. PatriCk A/whoa n, 16, was eharpd with throwing snow balls, to the danger of wanner', with assaulting Polies. ~instable Leo Wallis, INN IS, in the execution of his duty, .:1111 further with doing damage to his helmet, amounting Willie said—At about 8 o'clock last night I was on duty a Marlborough-road, Chelsea, and saw the prisoner and lot of others throwing snow-balls at the passers-by ; one ~ bl gentleman had to take refuge in a stationer's shop. I drove them away, and in • few minutes I returned, and :bey were at it again. I sew prisoner distinctly throw a snowball at a gentleman who was passing, awl I ran after Liu. He fell at the corner of the street where I caught him. He struck awl kicked me repeatedly ; he tried to bite me, and Knocked my helmet about, completely smashing I was surrounded, by about 30 others, who tried • f t seue, mid bad it not been for another constable I should Ii ve been unable to retain my prisoner. Snow, ta It, corroborated. Prisoner was quiet after he t Me up. Prisoner denied the charge, and said be ran away because the boys did. He was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. SOUTHWARK. THE ORGAN-GRCSDING NUISANCE. ISnu•arlo Tr rnu, an Italian organ grinder, was placed at the bar before Mr. Partridge charged with playing his often iu the londowroad to the annoyance of Mr. Abraham Cohen. whose wife is dengerously ill, and refusing to go away when requested. The complainant, • funtittire dealer, carrying on business at 41, London-road, said that about half-past o'clock on the previous evening he beard the prisoner playing an organ tame doors off, awl witness's wife was lying dangerously awl complained of the noise, he went out to him , and asked him to leave off. Instead of doing so he came in hunt of his house and went on playing in the most impu dent manner. Witness then calle d • constable, and gave him into custody. Mr. Partridge asked whether the defendant demanded any mosey from him when he asked him to lea v e off Playing. Mr. Cohen replied in the negative, hut be knew very well what was said, and no doubt came in front of his house for the purpose of extorting mone The evidence of the complainant was hers rend over to the defendant by an interpreter, when he said that he did hot understand what Mr. Con said to him es he did nos know a word of English. Mr. Cohen was recalled, and in answer to Mr. Partridge he said that the defendant knew perfectly well what was pheasants airt, carried eameis. .0 711' THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, -TANUARY--, said to him, ea he hembri at him. D dm main I is' °Sher srPs gilmlisle annoyed him, sad berme be I would not give til i eh l s, to go away. be beam.. the, de Mr. Mr. P the aoudad of tolehrli wee g his organ after beingd that the BeS must pay a tine of 20s, or go to prison for fourteen days. - b;ii - ii - , - 1116 110 I, 11. WANDSWORTH. THI ALLIOND 011711,FT TO A PARISH our, IL On Mr. Darman ye his mat, Mr. Water, one of the • relieving dams of the Gresewich union, appeared before tee him for the purpose of eldeinbts • summons spinet the it. mistress with whom the gist wee plesed by the Vordimit ► for cruelty sad ill.treetmeut to fair Mr. Wages Aided IL that the girl bed been brought up in Sutton Schools, and above 9 months ago she entered the service of the lady while BL she wu raiding_ et Peddisso, et it* wages of le. 6d. sk. per week, to melds her to Sad her own 0104. The lady M. removed to 13stesress, sad about • week ago the girl re. et. turned to the perish setborities, when she re bt a to lained of re.., having been ill tweeted her mistress, and nark , di over her body. The board had hid:meted him apply es. for • summons. Mr. Dammam —Have you say evidence besides the girl's et, own statement. Mr. Watee—No ; only the evidence of the marks upon IL her . Mr:lrma—Have you any evident* of the marks hey- I h Lug been lathered by the mistress except by the girl's state mint ? Mr. Waal—No, not at present ; but I expect to obtain et edditional *Admen. Mr. Dwells—l think it would be better to get up the ease in such a manner for • decision before you take oat a is eammaaa Mr. Wets--The girl's health Is so precarious that the irk surgeon did not know whether it would not be nesessm7 to obtain a magistrate to take her evidence. She was in a a very emaciated state. • • es. fro s Mr. Daman then elicited from Mr. Watts that the girl was of a stubborn temper, but he said the mistress *rid as, have sent her back with a note, yet she kept her for nine et. months and did not give her any wage& She returned St with the same clothes 'with which she was Dent to the 2 lady, and they were in a very dirty condition, in tact they G• were only fit to burn. Mr. Weise further said it was moat important that the board shoul d te in borne ek. way because of the stigma which wo d be attached to ea 11. the . m. Mr. Dayman said there would bee difficulty In obtaining a conviction unless thaw was some oorroborstive evidence. rX The girl, who is 15 years of age, was quite old enough to is take care of herself, and to complain to the neighbourn 81. Mr. Wates saw the difficty in the wise, the magistrate's decision for ul the present. and atoeptcd le COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I tf. 1 LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. to to (THIS DAY.) We (ay TILIGRAPIL) (MY OUR ows coaaaapoirozar.) at. The market continues quiet. Soles foot up about 9,000 Ito MINCING-LAND.-(THD3 DAY.) ii. firca&-The sales are confined to small parcels of * British West India at drooping prices brown Berbice, M. 29.. 6d. to 31a. • St. Vincent's, 31s. Refined-dried goods ir,, remain dull of sal* ; pieces also move o ff slowly, except Ir e , for good qualities, at 3.55. to 36e. 100 COTPEIL-The parcels offered by suction continue to me go off without spirit at the recent decline the better ft.tO qualities being also cheaper. Plantation Ceylon triage, 365. to Mi. • ordinary to good ordinary , 55 5. to 635. &I.; „„,20 fine ordinar y to middling, 65e to 77a. ; good middling er to bold, 78s. 6d. to 83s. ; pee berry, 78s. to 89s. 6cL ; B s. Native Ceylon, good ordinary., 51a. GA. to 535. &I. ; a n i the sales of other East India includes some parcels pre- Ito. vionsly bought in ;ordinary palish to bold coloury, 655. to 104 81s. ; peaberry, dls. to 901. 10 dt Cocoa-The market is quiet ;of 720 bags offered by sue- et : lion, part only sold, middling to good red, 565. to 725. 6d. ; e t . to Surinam, 625. RICE.-The market is firmer, owing to an advance of Gd. 100 50 per cwt. paid for cleaned. Th e sales include old Neoran- sic for arrival at Ils. dd. ox ship or 12a. landed. Madras, I ° o st. 12s. lid. landed ; Dacca Bengal, Ils. 91. landed. at. :iv:o.-A small parcel of good small sold at 18a. 6d. 10 T RA .-The market remains quiet. as. Sr:mi.-Nutmeg@ are rather lower, but other *ices at. sold at previous prices. Pepper, West Coast Penang, Md. St , to Md. • Madras, Md. ; nutmegs, email , la. 23 . to la. 6d.; 16 middling, Is. lid. to 2 s. Id.: good and fine, 2s. sd. to 7,';, is. Id. ; notes, ordinary, Is. 11d. to 5.10 t. pimento, 2d. to 21d. ; cinnamon, Ceylon third sort, Is. Ild. ; second, 2a. 2d. to 5. 3d. Ginger . pee- .4 served, fine, Is. ; dry, le. 81. Alt Itt M. now l.- -Business has been done in St. Vincent's " at steady prices. Common to fine, Md. to Sid. ; Natal, .e° fine, 6 1 A. il Coriox.-The market has been less active, at previous tel prices. a COllll5 EA I. -About &Obese sold at previous prices to a decline of Ad. per lb. for Teneriffe silver ; o rdinary to 8 , 1 fine sold at 5. led. to M. &L ; black, 3e. 13. to 3e. 11d. I GAMBIER. -Bustness has been done at 16s. lid. k I TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market finu. Town tallow, 41.. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.t'. on the spot, 4:0. Gd. ; Spring, 41s. 6d. ; March, 44,., buyers ; October to December, 44.. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the number of besets is n ot ver y large it ex ceeds the demand. Trade is exceedingly dull, and only in choice qualities are our top quotations reales& Sheep are plentiful for the time of year, and there la scarcely any demand for them. The small amount of business transacted is at lower rates. There being so few calves on offer, they were disposed of at about like rates. Our foreign supply consists of 3S O besets and 1,370 sheep. Per stone of sit* •4.• el Per stone of MM.L 0. Ld. Beat Btote, Here 4 6 2 Dort Dni&Htbd4 00 0 0 Beet Mort-horns ld• 10 4 6 5 01 Dist Lowsrools.... Blt 4 4 • 6 Second quaL Deists 5 0 3 b Do. do. Shorn.... 00 0 0 Calves 3 3 4 8 1 Da. do. Shorn—. 0 0 0 0 Bel ts illl.lweds 4 10 6 0 . Lunt4 Beas at market, TO ; sleep end lambs, 5,150; eaves, 35; , *kW. —__ _—_— . _ . SMITHFIELD HAY MARSET.-(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the fol lowing prices, viz. :—Prime clover, 1115 e. ; inferior ditto, 701. to KW.; prime hay, s4s. ; inferior ditto, 554. to 70s. ; straw, 3U.. to 3& a. I rd. I zabwAn THE tTRES AND MESH: HALLS.--011 'Tuesday the Borough police-court. South Shields, was much crowded to bear an information laid by Mr. Wybert Reeve, the lesseeof the Theatre Royal South Shields, and of Starke end other theatres, against Messrs. J. J. Itagnall and W. tlatey, lessees of tee Alhambra Music Hall, South Shields, for performing stage plays without authority. Mr. Reeve 11101 brought out • pantomime. Robinson Crusoe, and on the :iOth December Messrs. Bagnall and Blakey produced a divertissement entitled Prince at their hall, in which there was • " King" and " Prince sad Prioress," "Amazons,' a " transformation" scene. a good deal of dialogue, sod some singing. Mr. Reeve had given the de fendants notice before the first representation that from the character of the piece, as announced by handbills, be deemed it a stage play, and as he had been at t ex pense in producing his pantomime, if they proceeded with theirs he would prosecute them. The prosecution proved to the satisfaction of the bench that the defendants piece conta i play, and t h ey a plot,fined the had dialogu ,e and other essentials of • stage m M., but ordered the costs to he paid out of the fine. FRIENDLESS AND FALLEN REFORILATORY, 200, ErNroN-Ro.in.—Mr. W. E. W. Thomas, sec.. gr atefully acknowledges the following :—J. Roberts, I . Is. 3d. ; J. F.. L., 31. ; E. R. W., 10s. ; Mr. Lane, 2i. 6d. ; Anos., 25., la. ; Mr. W il liamson , If. Is. ; Mr. Thorp. It. Is.; Mr. Graben', ;E. H. 10s. ;E. A. IL, se. ; Mrs. Hughes, 1:1s. ; 51r. Rowley, 2/. ; C. A. 8., 2e. 6d. ; G. L. M., se. ; Anon., Is . ; DU. Woo ll ate, sa. ; Mr. Lancaster, M. ; T. V. S., 31.; Mr. Laidlaw, I/. ; Bayswater, U. THE NORTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.—This nom has tired of the ten hours' system. It will be eearwen than on the 000asion of the strike last spring ems the points conceded to the engine-drivers and Imo= wee ban 1 hours per day and two hours the (platter ihay esertims. This has been found not to work, and this meth the aid system of twelve hours per day and two and a belt the quarter over has been re-established. The money pad the men per day will be the same, but soma of the ass I who struck, and were afterwards re-way/Mei at risiossed wages. will be • little better paid. It is said the nem te the old system is byway of ex pe riment far a matt. THE SALE OP BREAD.—The police in Cornwall are paying much attention to the saU of bread, and babies em and shopkeepers are being weekly brought an magistrates and charged with selling bread otherwise tins by weight. The county bench at Truro on Monday Ina throe shopkeepers sums varying from 10e. to 21. and eels for this offence ; during last week there were seven simile, convictions in different parts of OornwslL In every oes• the bread was proved to be below the weight which AGSM I have been given for the money paid. Tara ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL GAILDINS, The eldest of the lionesses in than gardens has given birth to Al healthy cubs. Within the pest ten years upwards of 50 lionvntbe have been born sad reared le tient parkas. Young lions have not the tawny 001011 T of their parents ; at first they are brindled with dank delves on the back, and round spots ; the male does not acquire on his mane before the third year. Ennis toptivity the li may be called a leaglived animal. In 1700 a Ben died in the Tower of London after having been la nenlinessent there fa 70 years. The annual cost of melletareee se the weemt day of • Bon or a lioness la neatit iL ll., Wig and oe. 7d. a day, From the various ordets the Woo of Edwards 1., 11., and 111., it amain that allowsmse for each lion in the Tower was 6Ca day, end the wive of their keepers lid.—DttUin Brewing Moil. SHARD LISTB.-(THIS DAY. NARY lIILLiaI AND VOCE& iabildisSlTsz I Imps .21 DO. 109 S Od ift mi a 01. WO. allin US Do. D. NS. 10 ersatiorace WS Gnat Itarlhas 1a L jATIO.IIOdT. 105 Do.B A51141..43.1' 10 Ds DiL Dlv. 100 et. South lb Ws& am) 10 aresS WNW' 10 Do.ftsurVd. ISO Do. SislArsios -. 10 Ds. W. NM 10 a r m is ll= RT 10 Gm Bele% als.2org F 1 i 93 I T 4 To TN is 1 ni STI 84 1 ... at su U 711 7 8 16 18 • 106 100 107 108 108 12211 ISS -' 90 ss 4 4 44 145 41- 'II SO le I la Mt 0 at 8 lit M at All AS Diellellinnesnap. , IVA LaricatleoelltWllONSWania. 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R eid - dd 1/10,604 1 11651NIkAdid614U55 ) 611 I i 6 - 11,001 5 10 63.151153 EY Dio Fa m ;LS 1 116 18 OS 43,174 10 112 1 / 4 4 Uazkaa I* 11i - 10,000 6 Val astlicols 00 d (1 , 1 ' I 0 dig 100 zd 10.1 10 Vaneasvot Oval (Ual 6 611 WU -- -6, 10 Val Imam Wolfed 7 .- - - 7 ( 1 10. 6 wadies 0011('Uodiad ea ... ••• - • 60. 1 WatUiss (Woad) - T 6.000 1 Tark•Pogerakpm: - 45,000 3 Tadaraaataaa. `La' % 515 - alas. 13101U1.331110 116 . _____---r. ~-5-36.- Wl id lid{ id In i I li i 17 1!. IT 18 11 1i VI 46 i 6 7 6 Als TO 80 6 I II 7 1 llt /8 50 600 410 10 15 6 IS 14 11 11 91 9 67 69 190 800 Id 65 14 19 11! 10 si aiaa . eilloa IJ=l.l#.l, '-----------------7------- 00.040 1 Anglo-AnienceoletA., : lin 93000 10 kesloalealoos NUS ! ell 1 1 es 1400,00 0 le. ttleede T 46141111161 1416 62 66 1000,000 St. Do. 11.0440. lllO WO Ws 10,000 91 4•400 30,603.., 1 170 WS 46,000 16 kasteektaa Y.L.4490.(L ; 1 WU I 10,000 10 ilaaiparebte6 FeteleeL, 11 7 6 45,000 10 let Waterworks (L) all lft 131 WON 10 1 Do. New ...-, 1 1 4 1 1 40,000 11 IBoatbes Ose (Llwlo4. WI 4 41 13001 1 Do New.. _ ..... -- . 2 1711 30001 GO 11410•11 imseloes low 3 66 , 1.274.760 , U. B. &1. Abs. Tel. (L.) -100 118 153 s s 6,916 101 gouda Company ... lOl 63 46 $l,OOO 10 ,Cer.allsaLosna WEL) 11 11}10611Y6 16,000 19 Orden Oompeas OS $ I MOW 20 USW A elsuu 17,000 10 Cltbw3t.l3lp9l...ooelL nil - - 100,00 ilO 1311 Diaoma6, LUolted 4 9 0 10,000 IS I.lltyolLoodoes..Pro.(4) $ 3 Si 11.0611 30 lett, et Men lrepro.(L , 23 15 10 6,960 10 Do. 111,0001 11 City of Noecowoo4 (L ) all 1 10 II mo o : : l i c,oo,,,o rdr:li . ::: 1 ,5„, 1 1 : i 1 4, . d 10,000 16 1 Do. ........ - MAW SO C..oomeeelslUelosllral $ , 12 i 40,00) 10 ,00ra. otAbleaolLer.(3. S ' 17.100 10 Cu p tiesetal 03614 (L. an i s Is I d 2,600 10 Do. .....,.., ,13 16 13We 16 11.5010,Pre.719.e. 8111 6 T LU6,000 GM Le5.163.1/07, 4 4p.c. all 1 108 106 0100,00 WO Do. do . 187 do. ell , leg 166 016.040 10 C. low. of IL.) ell) $4 10,000 ,SO De.ot 11 (L.).. 10 ) 8 24 10029261' U. Instal Paleoe -- -.. 100 .. 11 11 U £1110,816' 96. Do. 0.101'909 - 2 ... 100 16 6873000 1 U. , De. Op. et. Pup. Deb. WO 10510. 130001 16 limiters Area Us We. 46 7 6 10,3/0 64 ,6.103141.6.ACAS thel. 10 71 61 441,000 !96 'L. 10314 .3 0 /,04 1 IS li cdda, Mad. sa .21,bw Vad, ,- -- . 171 Tl 4 I 2,00920 0 100 116310.903v100007 ill.. I iVa. by tigyptko Oar. all 90 91 De. 0 111 19 glia.oydltio- 16 1 4 i 100,619 .10 i1014160uta.40144.LL., 6 61 /1/39/0 84. 'Croatia Tilden& .... II 152 111 mow I' to Do. New ----- $ 4 Ili 70.0 0 0' 1 ing.tAu.Cowpwriliml II 1 1 10000 06 'Ow and rams Croat 72 II 6 10,006.10 D ;3433 OwlWelaLsrla.( II 15 II 0,4a0 110 ,laitbakdrailds;l 5 A 52 10,003 90 ,tore-ot (ITereboume .) 11 130,000 10 Ilesenleradittlll4. L. 71 21 11 20,000 11 Ow. 06eses Na .. 16 119 Is *WV 69 !Mose &Cotostal .1. 6 SI 111 3070 10 llowg[oes• Walab lae. A • to 100.6.16 10 AIN:Waal 611 161 141 11,1 41 ; 2 ,isaidia Csalliiii /2 2 1 x 100.040 . 241 Intern* Wass.Soe.(l. 1 11 11 106,000 20 IntweaLlend .ft•St(l.. 4 1 5 116,000 'I 00 Dale. Land 8 1 041 u 110,004 so tidied lialo.(cod.Ca all 22 t 1.000 ;106 Do. 6p. 9 Die r. 1810 on Si 40) WOW ,SO Load Swerttleol333) 6 11 21 3000 ) 31 14441.41deloTradlue • 10 7 6 *WO ,11 Lon. &Wades. IL (1;1 n 7 6 113090 ,10 Le3OottetyLeadall(t; 1 71 11 19.301 8 Lord 1041.14Te140 W. , 611 11 1 1,009. 1 Do. PTeL,I4IO 9 O sest.i all per .. i *ow! II L.od. emu,. arr. ,•I 10 - MU/ 4 Lad. G. 0m11060.7101 417 lift 1 36% ,60 r(lisislbel 36 16 16 69,000) 0 leweiadel e 2 I I LWOW! IL Illedreelretre. II I bp. et46bytedkwase.lloo 100 101 Week 26 Ilimillsaladd, du go I 11 1 asp d i Soda. Isom TaL(L)..I ell 21 0 lON is ,ilaraiadt ilido(s. ~ di so 44 053464 116.111111w6111.LL1KL,146 SO 40 AM is 111.111../112,0•Warb0....U0 - - MAIO , II 1 Natal Lead a OoLO. (1.) 1 4 0 146,1100 10 111eD0461 1344. Ova (L. 5 161 61 *4OO 10 ,Natlcoalrowillaetasel 4 6 8 73400 10 ;NatloaalB4eue 6910, ,di I t_i 11,100. so fliadooklaCoolalids(Lii I 7 si 1„040, 10 110 0 wCoesolidat.1164(1 , 5 14 1 10.000 6 ;Ne w peeved.. imbe,i sly 81 $ 800.000 00 N.Zeelead,Asekland,, 6 • p.e.L3l/435er1e5.11043 A 101 103 10,000 IS N.iweirea1..404.44.k. , li 44.1 23000 10 N. 0•61•0 1 .1 .3 /was 1 II 1 li 11,000 10 NortbustAasiales .L; 4 0 *OOO 10 . Do. I ' all oli 0117.1 75 Ss 14.11deivetubdsa (LAW 54 40 *OOO 10 0.1106.31144445.10.111 01 is ill *WO 26 ,00eaa 1:314041 ( ..120404.) 5 151 141 13000 50 OrlelnowleWLlN. W 16 6 13000 6 .0014seelOwfUe01011) al XI 111.400 V Do. New A 13000 19 Otagolkettird aw* 2 i WON 9 Otadiu• Or (LOO di 11 0 0.02 le l'ease6lll.ol.34emtle) 01l 4 10.314 6 Do. do. .65 _I 11 0190,00 0 91 Peellth.Luidtlllo4l.),loo vs 1 1 9 116.03 , SO 'Pe4loulw4lo.96w4r 1 a IS SY IWO So , Do. do. Wm 111671 11 1 1 0.000 64 ,Ilseusey _km ---- I an 17 1 6 9 13,000 1.6 6 13960 U lio7.4loo l2 weer 13400 20 36e Jeasio• - 446 (Lbt ) , an ti 0 Aldo no Is a 141110100 •OD OS 06 .... dooraido oa. losia.nrat .. _11,31‘ Lir zlo 725 MAC Sil L 11# 9 ti i - weft: SI r&wit..„-TF, ~&: s t as 14,100 25 0 27 - MUNI 111. r Toiscadi .01 0 76 ....... : 1 De bd. ' • 17 # 1 MSS i ITAIMEINLINGIitfLiI si 16 16 Wll .11mmelitssqla.(1.1 I S , W 1 0 •TwaiellAse.(l.l 1 : I KOSS 0 W i t 417.07wir,01,11 • ALOsi 1 14 el W. (L 5 I 5 , WOO u :II i II i s WOO S rod Said. li t ! , it: $ „2:6ltiatz tal . I ,„... . Rum Arms 156.. - en i s• I WeaDoweenee Lei li is S I * I=7 SO 00 "-- osod 60 ilrenite6 30 000' 50 WeAledisaPeolle/la tttl a~:.►r • c a n pawn& _ JOINT OTOM SLIM& 6: 0 1 1uv . AV ra kLmajA -.- 4 1 9 1 I,llpat - ' l.._Lludin l6 6 4 114 - 1,000 106' Anima Malted MO 101Andlo Anati1aa......... 691 31ns sd - 1,010 ID ; Angle leiptisa(Unt.),. all , 161 174 IMO 101 Amato lianas 11.1toN. 10 4 die MO Et dutralaslib A a et 6,165 IS . Bankotßrltandlikribia in 811 MO M'' _ Do. New, laud' pa II II 4Ms kiii is : Sack od ippi ..- - , en 66 118 NM ID , Bank of Otago (Und6ao), 19 4 ortis OM 10 Bank or new Zegaad..l IS 11 8 9 6mt ,096 90 I British N. Am erica ~.. sla 47 49 0.409 91 ' C.Blrludla, Ans. 01946, ell 174 101 *AO SI ; Mart. Mer.ed lills.ae.l an 27 29 id MIS IS aty . _ MI 111 Mt Klee kWh 'Wow ,-- II 57 19 WOO 10 ,06496111401 111. Irk (.1 4 par 4rto 41 11.6* II lnd London (Lim, 11 it 2Me Ikea Is 1 144 ssselessessesabc ited ) 5 - -9 d p i. KM se Ilya* sad Amman ~ NI 4 KM * ; lag.lisokiLdeleaelroLl 10 9 sOr 16,1101 10 Ilii.Broin ea& Mark!' se 17 18 6,000 2Sj HougEougdahan.Corp. all 1 i ll y 6,000:00 Do. Now - .......1 61 m 10,000 ,1 .Imperial Bank (Limited) i 2s 106001 10 Imperial Ottoman .....1 15 11 Iclts vl, Si* 6.000 55 lonian lan 54 ss istre, M; u. l atidosi. " 9l isessli 1 : 4 ill i,! 200000;100. D0.6¢4.Dab.,1864,10yra an 90 94 ad *MO ,le Los,Dll.6l3iezioo,dc.4 IS 10 86. tkoooll4o Lades mil Breathitt- j i IS 26 41. 12.0001 101 Do. New 11,0601106ilesticeillivarlin te(L)1 46 go WOOD .16 I Do. do. do ;15 1 1064 P,OC• ;10 loa.OL Sink ad distal an 181 M 11 11.100 14 Leedom sod County.. -: 10 64 66 54 12,600; 10 Do.ltaw ha. at 20 p.BO 4 - .... 12.0001 05 London Joint Stook l6 sa se 9,0001 60 ' Do.Newits.lolp.nonepd 91 ... -. SAC 10 ; LONIOII II lioatuAlrkma , on 916 10,4001100 ; Loo. 4& 6/ NUM iLINL) t U 4 2Ms 5.0 0 0 60 London I airmusla(l ); 191 10 1 014 50,000 100 \ Loadon dWe ../adalr,' 10 170 71 171 00,000 100 Do.ll4.lol.p.nonapald 10 231 Apai , 21 16,000 100 Martha* bank (Um) . U 11 9 mal 1:, 60.000' 601 MaroantiloilLscoan(l ) 111 9 T tla 10,000. 10' Metropolitan (laud); an 5 4 7 4 dOlO 100 , Uldbutd llaak 9l Um par 91,000 6 ,Natlonel of Analralaala i 4 - - pa. 10,000 103 , Notional or Ur 001.. 1$ 9 1 Isom 100 N. Pro. ad Ws= - - 66,4 11 ise Do. god it sed foss..' It - - 1 WWI es Ilississa-..1 e• - - Nose i6O Nen Soo* Melia- —! sli 46 * 611.4161 M, nor& Woburn ...-......1 y -. 40.1•3 s 6 1 Oriental Soak Corpora. an al 45 11,115 50 Previa BanldnsCorp.(L) 16 61 6j414 10,990 100 PTOTtne. M Inland -- 16 67 89 sd 4,0•0 It De. do. Nen- -an - - OAS ; 111 MUM AMINO& .. .... 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ProL 211 Dr MaT par el all 11.1.aillaLso.VimaIlaa P IP Ns& of Pomo M a m p ,'lloataa ath ra al Treace— -10 all Marla sad amps -- N all :ma ilsor le par i all coot — PraL , all is a Do. ollalLW. d • 7 Call riming. .... ........ ....... 00. wow= - - IDeorboaaniak CL) Tref II 04 7 tr 4 xi — l l 1 19 ISt Jnl tOe tli l4l 1 11, A ls. 11. 11 1101. - Si 111 Do. 110000 00 11060000 SS SS Lamas 00 10005 011 100 Mairsar rid De 20100 bow.. —. ITS ; 402. 0 Perm Sp 0 121 11l I 101•10122 1 . Sip. al. .... i POl ,Ol . 400 de is Do. ile. 1•00 072 0 is 11210.06. 12 12i S. • l~fla ~ i ~pld. SS II 2•010 Ip. 0. iii 1 100.2060 0 SS 10 ILLr~O.TM6 8 Si 100 ... .. dressooo.a. 12 M I 10200& 1 1 per et. 4 D .10D.W.01/20.12.0. 12 at ••• .... :6 0 "• 'ATT_ T , 3 9, Pai -7- I 1 !U.1 7 . to be presented at the meeting on the 17th inst., we embed the following : The rearm of the tssasealitee of the past year are Mewl In the following figures :—Total revenue, 8,701/. Bs. 5(1. ; dividend paid., 2t..th July, 1867, 6,0001.. leavbag 7011. credit of reserved fend, 1,4071. Bs. 2(1., laiviag to be tairried forward to next year Immo! 2,108/. 16s. 7J., wbieb, after payment of income fas t will be applicable to the augreentation of future dividends. MONEY irianit;-(fitli PAZ) Irm, 1 ` - • • ibili ifibass. The dealings in public Nesdeltiosio-day are upon a very limited seals, and pekes geneedt few eerier tions. There is little foal hidalgos*, of any im portance, and for the moment speculators d o not seem dis posed to enter into further operations. Con sols are steady at the dosing quotations of yesterday, a few additional investments having been made in connexion with the payment of the dividends, and with the announcement of large remittances of gold from New York and Australia to this country. The principal feature in the railway market is a fresh fall in Great Eastern stock, the as very unfavourable. The question is asked—how finAnwill et cathpcillieteldirect4P:idomanar;eningaert.kingt° obtain liabili thbee ti bil : g r re f g ;e o lin unedt e which it is absolutely necessary to raise 1 Foreign ' firmness,bandsshow teration. but are without any note worthy alteratio n. Tie charge for choice bills in the discount market to-day is 11 to 14 per cent., with a moderate demand and a large supply of money. Consols are quoted 921 to 1, ex div., for money' and the new account (Bth February). The Three par Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents are steady, at 924 to 1. With the exception of a decline of 1 per cent. inl Great Eastern, and a rise of 1 in Great North- I ern A, railway stocks are unaltered. The prices are as follows :—Metropolitan, 1141 to 115 ; Greet Western, 441 to 1 ; London and North West- 1 'ern, 1131 to 1; Midland, 1021 to 4 ; Lancashire' and Yorkshire, 1221 to 123 ; Caledonian, 73 to / ; South Eastern, 671 to i ; Chest Eastern, 271 to 1 ; Great Northern,loslto 1061; ditto A,1071 to 108 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to 181 ; North British, 331 to 341 ; Brighton, 481 to 1 ; Berwick, 981 to 991 ; and York and North Midland, 91/ to 921. Some foreign stocks are inquired for. Egyptian bonds of 1864 have advanced 1 per cent., viz., to 86 to 87. Portuguese scrip and Mexican are 1 better, at 1 to 1 prem. and 151 to 1 respectively. Turkish of 1862 are at 561 to 571; ditto, of 1865, 291 to 30 ; Greek, 12 to 1 ; Spanish New Deferred, 341 to 35 ; Italian of 11361, 411 to 1. American securities have improved 1 per cent. The 5-20 Bonds are at 711 to 721 ; Erie Railway shares, 481 to 49 ; and Illinois Central, 881 to 1. Atlantic Cable shares are firm, at the improve ment of yesterday. Anglo-American, 191 to 20 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eightper Cent. Preference, 3 11 to 1. Banking and financial abates are quiet, at yes terday's quotations. The advioes from Melbourne announce the ship merit of about 460,0001. in gold to this country. The Kosciusko has 162,0001. ; Winmiera, 50,500/. ; Yorkshire, 24,000/. ; Sarah Grieco, 14,5001. ; J. M. Joshua, 21,500/. ; Australia, 80,500/. ; Lightning, 65,500/. ; and the Star of Peace,43,oool. Remit tances from New York to the amount of 300,0001. are also reported. The directors of the Colonial Company (Limited), have declared an ad interim dividend of 7s. 6d. per share for the half-year ending the 31st ult. ; being at the rate of Five per Cent. per annum. An extraordinary meeting of the Atlantic Tele graph Company will be held on the 24th inst., " for ,7 - the purpose of exercising the powers conferred on the Atlantic Telegraph Company by the Atlantic r st Telegraph Amendment Act, 1867, so far as relates' iit to the increase of the capital of the company by a sum of 1,300,0001. ; such new capital to be applied es in making the payments prescr ibed b y the a g ree- Jai 'IS S ment between the Atlantic Tele g ra p h Com p any zd 41 ad id , ad and the Anglo-American Telegraph Company I = (Limited) on the determination thereof, and attach to such new capital a preferential dividend of 10 rd ad per cent. per annum, and in add ition thereto par -1" red ils •-•— ticipation in the surplus profits of the com p an y ." die HALT-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, and English railway stocks and foreign bonds exhibit no import ant movement - compared with the quotations current at 1 o'clock. = Metropolitan and Caledonian stocks have declined f_ 4to 1 per cent., while Great Eastern has im - proved 1. According_ to advicea vid New York, President Juarez, of Mexico, has issued a decree designating 3 7- - lea w hich of the Mexican Bonds in existence are to be id accoun t e d legitimate, and distinguishing them from il id — l4 those which are not to be recognised. One object 141 s4l a d of this proceeding appears to be to provide for the l iii,l repudiation of the securities issued under the {del empire of Maximilian ; but there are those who fear u s i i i i 17_ Ed that, with regard even to rich of the loans as are to be nominally recognised, including the English debt, ... = a trap may be laid for the bondholders, in the pro - vision that the bonds are to be presented, revised, ) and noted at the public treasury. 9.• About 36,00 01 . in bar gold was bought by the 'Si Bank yesterday, wh ile 3,000 sovereigns were taken ~.. ";,, = out for South America. Since the date of the last oar 111 . return 71,0001. has been sent in from abroad, and , 'yens ' l° 1 18,0001. withdrawn fur exportation. in. The steamer Seine, respecting tbe safety of which .7' some anxiety prevailed, h as reached Lisbon from II!' 1" _, '" Brazil with 6 6 , 4001 . in s p ecie. The Tasmanian, •i.' s for Brazil, will take to-day 8,0001. in silver and se 2, 4501. in gold. - Most of the railway traffic returns published this week compare with acctd of last year when traffic was much imped by the great snow storm which set in on the Ist January. But while this consideration tends to give an exceptionally good appearance to the returns now in course of pub lication, as contrasted ltb last year, the comps-, risen in the case of Me Metropolitan Railway Company is disturbed in the contrary sense, that company's receipts at the corresponding period of eg 1866 having been largely swelled in conee q uenee of 1 the fall of snow having compelled the omnibuses, and cabs to cease running for three days. The London and No rth Western Railway traffic re turn shows this week an increase of 2,5261. over lad year ; the Midland an increase of 4,V.V. ; and the Metavpolitan a decrease of 4251. At the annual general meeting of proprietors of the London and We stminster Bank, to be held on the 15th inst., a dividend will be declared of 16 per cunt for the six months ending the 31st De- . L i es cPurre,itoal.itzdeences oraGßTilirpubtilisehrrY.. the.— ThiubeioPinnea.- cember last, being at the same rate as for the °erre" remotions on the occasion of the opening of the new year spending period of the previous year, and, with the .. emsnall for North Germany, union and national Aren't 14 per cent. paid in July last, will make 30 per ob.ect. have been attained in cent. for the twelve months. rh, YOAVItO37 has realised beyond all ..,....., a t ,. But muc h more important 3 The dividend to be declared by the Union Bank of London at the meeting j ust. will ; that Lt tadsmemapee°aracurebdi:dtooywnearezis:btloithiektewees in i n e k t l e orS i i! th d " S e o u minds th th e G e c 1 o r e f m a t ray le o y i German people. Who does not remember the bitter com be at the rate of 13 per cent o p i er th an l n l u M m h . The report of the liquidators of Overend, Gut- 1 plaints that were made reepecting the t re N of rt tbia ro uru i t, nay, and Co. (Limited), np to the end of last year, i icit em_ed ;oath! Wbo n , e at that Ito would he a ve dared :hope is expected to be hued in a few da r . A —iiiw. that in the following year we should be rejoicing in three of the credit°7"6lll/111° be beta 1 eetlY' to d ie-; fall and entire certainty of be firmly united to cuss this report, and to pass a resolution requiring South Germany with respect be e n ational defence and the prompt payment from the shareholders of the ecosomie development that we should and our balance of the creditors' claims, amounting to eis. • salves in an assoildion with her which e mbraces thase in the poond, with interest the highest interests of the mum= oonntry, and ; that most directly promote the public prosperity ? As •'' (cam Iblidand " i cni —m ile ur iSt A " t0 4:4 .E . 511 '5...-2..e Pee aban A„,. i early m tbe spring of 1867 the publication of the offensive - • tem.' INOWlaw - ta x, ee....e. ..- 8 " .. ‘" ... " ........ . and defensive treaties ecateluded with tbe states of of th* insgle-nmeriesn elegesPh Company on and Southern Germany inarested to ourpaniots the ansfidence :. .• abut the 29th instant The transfer books will tl i o b r oe t:Adaf ile ellC•colintrydtheolir...r.a.: i t , / .. 12 . underinde ,..k be aided from the 18th to the 28th instant in . Sled &aim •. .. . At __ a meeting yesterday of the Rio i ris e Th . ir k& n a .mi fog and know sow A. Janeiro ini_ thbiejireetioniun sheofhadnressenriSkeemby a s troo lu ye a r th an ,o_ 4 ona mo t r r e_ coni eflicdo sairs. us we dOWPally (Limite d ) , a committee a that an a seliel — Peed*. and such is :'; was appointed, and the proceedings en sot been i th at will • and in this conviction It is labour to complete their V. Wig for a month. odd era ibile , As 1867 has g. Aillbsi.w" 11"Yestad'Y a th° 14144 e f ar the Floor ' in lane te maturity dohs* of =tleisras sown in blood (bey (limited), but reporlers Mai b t woo , ...with the aid of Divine Providence. the Year we 7 7 41 = 4 lit were refused admission. - 0 . l. sew esterupon will be ore ofd ety, the year of the »- From the annual report of the directors of the realities of toe jursprity ne nations and of genera Peel River Lend and Mineral Company (Limited), and peesdal proems. Watemansr Emma• which closed yesterday at 92 * ex d iv., for t he February, opene d this morning at 92 to 1, and dosed at 921, "buyers." For money the price was almost exactly the same as for the account. After the close of the Stock Ex change the market was fiat. The Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 3 o'clock 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 2,4, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 92, 4, ex div. ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 924, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 4, I*, 2*, 2 ; Bank Stock, 240, 2 ; India Stock, 216, 17, ex div.; ditto Five per Cent., 1111, ioi, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent ., 1001, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. " en heed " rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1034, 3 ; ditto Five per Cent. R u p ee Debentures, 103 , 4 ;ditto Bonds, 335. pram. The India Five per Cent. stock and rupee paper were rather dull. Exchequer Bills were quoted 225. to 275. prem. In the foreign stock market Egyptian Bonds met with inquiry, and advanced Ito 1 per cent. Peru vian of 1868, and Spanish Old Three per Cents. rose 1 ; and Spanish New Three per Cents., 4. On the other hand, Italian of 1861, Mexican, and Turkish of 1866 declined 4., E g yptian Nine per Cent. Scrip was last quoted 4 die. to 4 prem. ; Portuguese Scrip, 4to 1 prem.; and the Honduras Government Railway - Loan, i to 1 prem., ex coupon. The scrip of the new Portuguese Loan will be ready for delivery to the subscribers on Friday next. A considerable amount has already been paid up in full. The shares of the financial companies showed no alteration of importance, in the absent* of busi nem Prices closed as follows :—lnternational linancial, 2* to 2 die. • General Credit, 2g to 2t dig. • London Financi al, 234 to 224 dia. ; Credit Fonder, 34 to 34 per share. Atlantic Cable shares were in request, at an im provement, owing to the circumstance that the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are about to raise fresh capital, with a view to pay off the shareholders in the Anglo-American Telegraph at 20'.. per share, or 10?. premium, in accornance with the power originally taken. Anglo-American were last quoted 191 to 20, being 7s. Gil. better, land Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 51 to 1, showing a rise of to. Telegraph Con idruction were unchanged, at 141 to 1. Hudson's Bay shares closed at 141 to 15 arid National Discount at 6 to 6 1 pr em., being is. lid. be satmarinte t aal ter e . esar . ofvas ß : uni y uce s ev l erroos lai iiiii; T onpwiro, n e vfrog l ea kar tr is itheekttraz wer : e l in val re; o L n e t s ne , Land M., while Van Diemen's Land declined 10s., and Thames and Mersey Insurance 2s. 6d. Colonial government debentures were without variation, apart from a reduction of 1 per cent. in wore of the Canadian and Nova Scotian. United States 5-20 Bonds were again offered, and experienced a fresh decline of 1 per cent. 1 Illinois Central Railway shares also receded 4 ; while Detroit and Milwaukee bonds improved 1 ; and Atlantic nud Great Western Debentures and Consolidated Mort , 4ago Bonds 1. Prices closed as follows :-8-20 Bonds, 1884, 71i to 4 : Erie Railway shares, 4nt to i ; Illinois Central, ritt to 4 ; Atlantic and Great Western Railway De bentures, 22 to 23 ; and Consolidated Mortgage -.ls, 18 to 19. 111 11 n sii 6 646 ni ' M1N.88.-(11118 DAY.) Own o'Ctoet. The mining market is moderately active to day. West Chivurton and Prince of Wales shares are inquired for, at 078 to 70 and Ms. to 665. respectively. Wheal Grenville are quoted 30s. to 325. (kl. being firm ; Greet South Tolgus, 21s. 6d. to 6d.: North Treskerby, Ws. to 31s. ; Great Vor, 17 to ; Chiverton Moor, 5! to I ; New Lovell, 9s. to Lla ; West Drakowalls, ato ; Wheal Seton, 80 to 824 ; East Lovell, to ; and North . Downs, 16s. to 18s. 1 In the market for foreign and colonial mining I shares the principal feature is a fall of 7t. in SL (John del Rey, viz., to 50/., owing to the tele graphic annoncement that a terrible fire has de stroyed the workings of the mines, and that eighteen lives have been lost. In the absence, however, of any confirmation of this news at the company's office, there have been no actr.al dealings in the shares, and the present lquotation, therefore, may be considered quite I nominal. The letters by the Seine, from Brazil, are expected to be delivered in London on Monday next, and are awaited with some anxiety. Other foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted the same as yesterday, with few transactions. A petition for the winding-up of the Great Owmuymlog Silver Lead Mining Company (Limited), is to he heard before Vice-Chanocror Stuart on the 17th inst. ----- PROTINOIAL BRAES MARKETS• ----.-- LIeIMPOOL, /Ix. 8.--Sales totier : Caledonian, 71! 4 1 j 1 4 31 431 1 ern, 1--.ireat ?Astern, r.ll /1111 lo sa 9 :1;1 211 — Great Weste 4S—Lanewhire and Yosioldre, 1141-..1.0n.10n- lull North Wotan; 1141 14 131—Mandseater, Shidffail, and Lin colnshtre, t4l 1 4—Mctropolltan. 1141 1 1 1 1 1-31111 And, 101 l I—North McKie, 831—fleuth Cestern.67l—Mais-hdam% Sheffield, and Ltuooloshir. . L. por cent., id 66, 71—Birkenhea, I,3l—Grand Trunk of Canada. 111—Oreat LUX/1111,0W, shares, e . ... 1.. -till a. S 1649—Anglo-American Teleanpli, mot—Atlantic 'Priem-di 8 per cent, 31 8-16 1 146 I—Liverpool1—Liverpool United r; is new aat abates;, 0 C. p.—National Steams:llp Company , s Limited., 7 746 —Ditto, 8 per cent. rein. pref., 1 p ILAinignatin. JAN. &—Markst lower, with • largo bedews, Atlantic 1.1 5 711 r Pfefeltill , d Plied par Cent., 102 , =oaten, 741 4 1 4 1131 1 1 1 :—Or,at Eastern, 30.' : 1 tiki 981 /9 1 1 1e 1 i—Greet Lniem , astre, 3 &46.--Cr- . .as Northern A, lo , 71 1--Great Westeni rd . Canada, lei .46 e-- Groat Wesitnl. 44 a / If I—lancashire and 1 °fleabite, 1344 21 .1— London and l'alodeelna Wise Ins eriusce t Limited', 64 d London and North Western. 1141 11-11anchester, sheilield, and Linoolnalure, 44 4 } 1-01 Ito, 66 freferere. o—Metro politan. 1141 i l' l I / ir..-31idland, 163 1 1 13 31 11'— Visited States 7.4o.lreare Bonds, 711 1--libelffeld . New Flee per Cent, 7 111-16 11111intranen. 'is. B.—Beshiess doen : Worcester and Eh , =lngham Canal Simile. et lealeatiaglain Joint Moak Bonk Shares, at Ito—Ll..y.la Bank 'Walton', at 6 pos.—Bimnham Financial Lln•lted , It 1 dia‘—Dirminglium Gas New Ordinary, at 4,—lllnahintiam Wagon (Limited rreferenne C per cert., at 91—Netropoliten Railway Camara and Wagon 'Limited.. a lulbuszal,lol—Ditto, listrd lane. at 846 die JAM. 7. — Three per Cent. Moth. 911 1 I_D for aceisrak rob. 0. 0 —ladia Five per Cent. Stock, WO, 111/ —Menden Mink ,4%. paid . 34—Natiosial Lank (g 3 )4Autt, nit )raid, Bank • %:_lBaidl, 111—Alliauco and e rn C l o ts Gad 24 paid , . 3c. 61 teat Booths= ar,d Western 'r ipe roil. IGlollll—ltltto, for Recount, 961—taddln end Dwi egstern.ht-I . 4 per I per root, pernable 1368, 341—Great Southern and W cent perpetual 6106 paid:, 891. 11•• ••• .riii' i tl s f i I V i il . ' : 1 V 1 I • • : I • 1 1 , . i 1 ' , I ', i 1 /1 , , l' i• ''. 1 I . : • I ; t . t:( . .. 1 , . . , . . . . ..% . t . . 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