The Express. — London, England, 1868-02-21 00:00:00

• • ..*: • THE FINIAN OUTRAOII AT CIARICEN WELL. ADJOURN= 13 . 0437.-(THIS DAY.) - - - - This morning the inquiry relative to the death of two of the visa= of the explains at the House of Detention was resumed by Dr. Lankester and • St. Pancras jury at the vestry‘hall, St. Pancras. The coroner, is opening the proosediugs, read the fol lowing letter, which he addressed to the Home Secretary, and to which ke said he had as yet received no reply : have been reenacted by • jury empanelled on the 17th day of December, 1867, sod adjourned to the 21st of February, 1868, on view of the body of Martha Thompson and Humphrey Brans, to apply to you for the production of Patrick Mullany, now imprisoned on remand in one of her Majesty', gaols. It appears that the said Patrick Mulkey is not now detained on any charge connected with the deaths of the above pensms:end that his evidence is most important in con nection with the cause of the said deaths, which the said jury on oath are bound to investigate. Should you direct the said prisoner, Patrick Mullaily, to be brought before' . my court, as I believe you can, under the Act Vie. 18, cap. 39, I undertake that the said prisonerabeil be returned to the gaol from which he is brought. In answer toyourletter of the 20th ult., in which you say the practice of bringing persons accused of crime before the Coroner's Court exists only in the metropolitan police district, I would remind yen that the practice of not producing accused parsons before the Coroner's Court is ono of only modern date, and that recently the coroner of Plymouth hes resigned his position on account of such practice not being carried out as heretofore. I would also respectfully remind you that the practice of allowing magistrates to commit to prison, and forbidding the coroner to have before him persons accused of crime has been regarded by legal writers.. un ommtitutionsl, and opposed to the common law of the land. Allow me to suggest tha', as it is evident there is room for difference of opinion as to the law on this point, it would be for the benelt of all parties that sotneauthenticatt d law should exist, and Hiatt his isa subject to which her Majesty's government might with advantage direct their attention during the present session of parlia ment. As a coroner I have no wish to investigate in my court the cause.a of death which are being legally investi gated in other courts. At the same time, as the law now stands, there can be no doubt that the coroner is bound to Investigate certain cases where an accused or suspected person or persons are brought before other courts. In certain caste within my know ledge the police magistrates have refused to investi gate charges of crime whilst the came is before the coroner's jury. If this could be made the law and the practice of the police omits, and the old right of the coroner established to have accused pillion before Lim, it would remove the embarrassments which now so of ten occur from the conviction of the coroner', jury that they ought to have an accused party before them ' in order conscientiously to discharge the oaths which tho law compels them to take.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, Edwin Lankester, coroner. " To her Majesty's Secretary of State for the Home Dspartment." Vm. Browning was then examined. He said—l reside at 41, Bowling-green-lane. I felt the exples.on which took Ogee at the House of Detentiou on the Lith of De cember. I saw three men ' including the prisoner, Timothy Desmond, walking down Robert's-place, in Bowling -green lam. On that day, one of my teen , calling my att e ntion to the three parties, remarked, . ' Goveroor, then. goes three Pennine." We then lost eight of them, and ehoetly after the explosion took place. I saw Barrett in Ilowling.green. lane about half-peat I on the Tuesday before the explo sion. I have seen Desmond in Millbank prison, and Identified him. I have also ideetifted Barrett. By the jury—When I ism the prisoner Barrett on the Tuesday ►efore the explosion he seemed to be agitated. My man spoke in earnest when he said, "There gore three lonians." Ile said, "They ere Fenian'', if there ever were Fenian" Inspector Brennan examined—l know nothing of the rtplonion except what I have seen in the newspapers. The Coroner—Do you know Jeremiah Allan ? Witnero-1 do. The Coroner—l find that Allen when inked what he was doing at the Home of Detention on Friday, the lath ut December, said he was sent there. Did you mead him, Witness—No, sir. . . Coroner—Do you suspect who mat him ? Witness—l do not, sir. Allen tame to me on the 4th of December, and said it wax contemplated to make an attack on the prison vanes the following Saturday, while on its way from the House of Detention to Row-street with the prisoners Burke and Casey. He received directions from Superintendent Durkin and myself to go to the !nib. lie houses near the House of Detention early on Saturday morning, and if he saw any suspicious persons loitering about, to take a cab at once and communiente with us. I saw him on the 7th and on the nth, and he then suggeated that it would he a good plan blemish those of the friends of the prisoners Burke and Casey who visited the prison. I made no reply to that suggestion. On the following Wednesday he told me he was going to the East end " fonds up with them," meaning the Follette. On the Thursday he came to Bow-street and I was very angy with with him, as some one who knew him might have seen him come there. I parted with him in a hurry on the understanding that I was to meet him at Bow-street police-court on Saturday. The explosion or. coned on the Friday. I SAW nothing more of Allen until I saw him in custody in the House of Detention. The Coroner—Do you consider Allen was at the House of Detention on Friday in your interest? . . . Witness—Well. air:th it is only a matter et opinion. The Coroner—Have you any mason to believe that he was playing with you ? Witness—l have reason to believe that be was net, frost imagers not connected with this nest ir•irmer—You do not suspect that he was is cow with Mulleny end Juatim? Wan. sir. lilulluay's evidence proves ths lly the Foreman—l have no doubt Allen beleozed to the P. •An I•r"therhood. Ti.. PM...man—Do you think he was areal member of the br.o!.J-rhootl, or that he joined them to betray them? Witness—He came to me ♦oluntarily to betray them. Tit- Foreman—You don't think that when he spoke about the contemplated attack on the van that he meant it .I.coy to conceal the real motive? W i mess No, sir. He sail his sister bad told him of the nit. mist on the van, and added that I must take it for it WAA worth. He also said that a meeting wea to be hula iu a public-house to arrange the plot. I told hint to try and lied the public-house. A juror—Why hadn't we all this with regard to Allen b d. re now? _ wan ill and confined to my bed. I was in Co'. toulticition with my brother officers. A ;nror—How long is Superintendent Durkin in posses sion of these facto Al - items—He only saw Allen once. Foreman—Supposing your illness had terminated litally would this evidenoe have been given! Witness—There is not the slightest doubt that it would from a statement made while I was ill. KY(J, 7'71 YLCITfiq .;;IP:,iSqr{ HET FiIIDAY EVENING; aiffIRIIARr 21 1 1868, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE HARROW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATE. Half a mile. Primula, Balrv, Mendicity, Tubal Cain, and Proctor are Um. SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Two wiles. oanyneds, 15t 71b; Ellen, net 51b; oldiulnateT, 12st 21b; Bandoline, list 121 b; Serious Cue, lilt 1016; Baptiste, list 91b ; Love In • Mist, lilt 7lb ; Bagehot, lilt ne ; Carabool, 1111 121 b ; Rochester, lilt 2lb ; 41b. A l Oat 10lb ; Strike, lOst 9lb ; Belle of Kars, lOst ll an bore. . HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. Dawdle, Venturer, lied Riband, Wild Bee, Vicioos, Harlington, Marquis of Worcester, Bouquetiere, Dignity, Surplice 1, Gaiety, Primula ? Mexico, John Bull, Bellow Less, Norringtoo, and Bane are here. MIDDLESEX GRAND OPEN HANDICAP STEEPLE. CHASE. Three miles. Sprite. Hippolyte, Huntsman, Hungerford, Oldminster, Tottia, Kronbarg, Mina Emma, Puebla, and Caustic are here. SELLING HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Rally, Vicious, My Niece, Order, Dignity, Violet De Clare, sad Jewess are here. PUBLIC MEETINGS.-(THIS DAY.) LONDON ADD NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY: The half• yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at noon at the Etuten Tern inns 11. Moon in the chair. The report, which wu tamed and published some time ago, having been taken as res& The CHAIRMAN moved its adoption. Hs observed that the accounts this half-year were in • new form, containing all that was given before, but some thing in addition. It might be assumed, in the word, of a gentleman who spoke the other day, that the present habitue-sheet was in its way a model of art. The new mode of audit had also been carried oat. The more the board looked through the accounts the better they liked them, and they were satisfied that everything in the position of the company was open and above board. (Cheers.) Few railway companies could be said to have earned the dividends declared, if they had ario , ted • similar system. (Hear, hear.) He then referred to the accounts in detail. Money was cheap, and he beeved that company would be able to borrow on even better t e :ms than it had dour. Four per cent, on such security u theirs was a good rate of interest. There renmrlned only 2,755,000/. as the sum total of the eggamditure required for new works. Fur that expenfiridr: there were five years to run, and the board believed it would be productive. It was not possible, the board thought, to work a line with a closed capital amount. They had done less, compara tively, in the way of extensions than any other ecupery ; to say that the expenditure of capital must entirely ee:w , , was like saying that the world must stand still. (Hear, bear.) He then quoted from • recent despatch of tl e Secretary of State for India, relating to the Indian railway', in support of this view ; oae remark made there being that finally to close • railway capital account would be maim: the interest alike of the guarantor+ and of the guaranteed. The directors did not intend to create any suer capital for • considerable period. The ordinnry stock of that company bore a larger proportion to the debenture debt than that of almost any other company, end afforded perfect security for all liaklitiea. The company had suffered greatly during the half. year, and the board were insuring the large risks to ■ large extent. The profit for the half-year had increased about • halfpenny per train, mile as compared with the profit of the corresponding period of the previous year. The earnings were es. Ogd., and the working Is. Ig d. The extra cut of the steel rails in the last year was 30,0001., the whole of which was charged to revenue. Such Pa outlay was sure to prove beneficial. The whole of the permanent way was is excellent order. During 1867 the whole charge for law and parliamentary espenses was about 3,000!. (Cheers.) As regarded acci. dente, be was happy to say that the proportien of acci dents to passengers was only one in 250,000. (Hear, hear.) As regarded the earnings and dividends , the result' ex hibited by the report were not showy but safe. The board had preferred safety to show, and they were satin fled that the board had never before been in so strong n position. (Cheers.) [The meeting was proceeding when our report left] MONEY MARKET.--THIS ,D ONK O'CLOCK. In the absence of unfavourable features, the stock markets are very firm to-day. The amount of business is considerable, and comprises many purchases for investment in conse quence of the low rates allowed by the joint stock banks and discount establishments for money on deposit. The advance in Consols does not exceed 1-16 per cent., but the New Three per Cents. and Three per Cents. Rudnced are * better. Railway stocks are still in demand, espe cially Caledonian and Metropolitan, which exhibit a further important rise. Foreign bonds have been extensively bought, Brazilian, Italian, and Egyptian being in chief request. The movements in other securities are not worthy of special notice, apart from a decided fall in Erie Railway shares. The demand for money is still moderate, yet very few transactions are reported in the best paper below 11 to * per cent. Loans for a few days are offered in tie Stock Exchange at 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 93 to for money and the account (March 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., on to }. The railway market has again improved. Metro politan and Caledonian stocks are still in active request, and have risen 11 and 1 per cent. respec tively. Great Eastern has advanced 1, and several of the other lines, * to".}. Sub joined are the quotations :—Metropolitin' , 113 to 1141; Great Western, 461 to 1 ; London and North Western, 118,1 to 1 ; Midland, 1071 to 108 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128; Caledonian, 861 to 86 ; South Eastern, 72* to I; Groat Eastern, ;A)* to a ; Great Northern, 1071 to 1081 ; ditto, A, 109 to * ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 191 to i ; North British, 33 to * ; Brighton, 46 to 1 ; Berwick, 1051 to 1061 ; York and North Mid. land, 981 to 99 ; and London and South Western, 35 to 87. Foreign stocks are in active request, at an im provement. Italian of 1861 have been bought to a considerable extent, and exhibit a fresh rise of g per cent., viz., to 411 to 1. Brazilian of 1865 are quoted 74} to 75}, showing advance of ; Chili= of 1967, 874 to 88} ; Egyptian of 1864, 37} to 88 ; Viceroy's Loan, 75 to 1,, being } better ; tho Nino per Cents., 90 to }, an improvement of 4 ; Russian of 1862, 831 to 861, a rise of } ; Mexican, 151 to 16 ; Peruvian of 1865, 751 to 761; Russian o 1866, 88} to 89} ; Spanish New Three per cents, 36/ to }, an advance of } ; Turkish of 1838, 62} to 63} ; ditto, of 1862, 61 to 62 ; and ditto of 1865, 321 to 4, showing a rise of }. _ _ _ The market for Indian Government securities is steady. The Five per Cents. are at 1112 to 1121; the Four, 1912 to 102 ; the bonds, 35a. to 40s. prem. ; and the debentures, 105 to 4. • gxchequer Dins, 12s. to 17s. prem. United States 5-20 Bond. are unaltered, at 7:1 to 3, but Erie Railway shares have fallen 2 per cent., the present price being 472 to 2. Illinois Central are at 881 to 1, showing a reduction of 1. . . . _ _ Bank shares show sioadiness. London and West- Mater, 681 to ; Union of London, 31 to ; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to 42 prem. ; Imperial Otto man, to g dia. ; and Consolidated, gto prem. With the exception of Credit Foncier, which are slightly flatter, at 7 to 62 dia., upon the issue of the directors' report announcing that no dividend will be declared at the approaching meeting, financial shares are unchanged. General Credit are quoted 22 to 2 dia. ; International Financial, 2} to dis. ; and London, 24 to 23 dia. Miscellaneous shares show no movement. National Discount, 6 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to ; Egyptian Trading, 4f to Jr dia. Telegraph Construction, 14 to 14 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preferenoe, 5 to I ; and Anglo-American, 14 to f An extraordinary meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company will be held on the sth of March, to authorise the directors to issue Four per Cent. Preferenoe Stock to the amount of 520.0001., at the prim of 80 per cent., to be con vertible into ordinary stock at par, in the option of the holder, at any time within five years. 50 per oent. is to be paid on allotment, and the balance in sums of 15 per cent. at intervals of three months. The half-yearly meeting of the Ottoman Railway Company is called for the 30th March, to receive the report of the council, statement of amounts, and balance-sheet to the 31st of December last. The seventh ordinary general meeting of the Agricultural Hall Company (Limited) is convened for the 3rd of March, when a dividend will be declared. A special meeting will also be held on the same day, to authorise the directors to borrow a sum not exceeding 3,0001. The annual meeting of Price's Patent Candle Company is called for the 26th of March, to declare s dividend, &e. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1851., compared with the corresponding period of last year. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. The English funds have experienced a fresh rise of i per cent., viz., to 931 to j. Foreign bonds are firm, but some of the railway stocks, including Metropolitan, Caledonian, and Midland,exhibit a relapse of to per cent. Owing to an improvement in the Paris exchange, the demand for gold for exportation has diminished, and none was taken from the Bank yesterday. The arrivals during the next week or two may perhaps prove almost sufficient to meet the inquiry for the continent. On the other hand, the recent rise in the price of cotton here tends to diminish the pro- spect of shipments of specie from India to this country. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,232 i. over the correspond ing period of 1867 ; the Great Eastern, an increase of 7661 ; the London , Chatham, and Dover, in cluding the Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase of 5351.; the Metropolitan Extension, separately, an increase of 2851.; the North Eastern, an increase of 499/.; the Lancashire and York shire, an increase of 3,127/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,9661. The directors of the Credit Foncier of England (Limited) have issued their report, to be presented at the general meeting of shareholders fixed for the 25th inst. at Exeter Hall. It begins by stating that during the past six months the general affairs of the company have materially improved. It is affirmed that, with one exception, the whole of the oompanies in which the Credit Fonder is interested " have reached a point in their career when they may be expected to attain results which will be satisfactory to their own shareholders, sad will greatly benefit this company's investments in times undertakings." The directors aeserdinglY " an ticipate that the position gained by most of them will enable this company to realise the greater part of its capital employed in them with remunerating profit, and thus to resume its normal condition." Than follows a review of the company's securities. The exception above referred to is the China Steam Ship Company, whereof it is observed that TV ilquidatla of that onnany having hem Ilan, resolved Upon by its slarebolders, it has bosoms evident to yaw directors that the amount of this lavisimmat should be looked upon so a wallah' total lea That' this is a sane of great diaappointnent to your direstan amid i llardly be stated, so it wholly destroys what odeerwise eight hare bees looked upon as a half-parly • opmegativoiy salisfadory zatark ..... i Ths report woos dsdes as follows : The stun standing to the credit of profit and l.r esesunt, including the Miami brought forward from last half -year, amounts to e 5,2341. Os. hd.,rspressatiagapesaisf wpwardel of 6= r on en T n e rs ups& *sulphate( the eseepaity ; the , tea that, is Vie, al the Loa ohms referred to anyEsat of md or Miami would sot t edustillage. count upon the approval of bolder as at this sestoment of their affairs. AMIDE apes this IXOVietiall the directors lamdeimmined to write off the whole of this loss, amounting to 40,5741. 10s., as well as 4,9731. Ifs. 2d. for bad dehts on old amounts, thereby reducing the amount to the credit of profit and loss to 18,2051.145. 3d., which stun they propose to curry for ward to the credit of the amount for the current half-year. The directors wish to close their report by rommling ths ex prenion of their confidence in the (stored the company, and their opinion that the present quotation of the Gem pany's shares is made under an erroneous impression of its real position. A meeting of the British and Colonial Steamship Company was held yesterday. The profit for the six months ending the 31st of December amounted to 4.8331., and a dividend was declared of 21s. per share. It was also decided to transfer 1,5001. to the credit of the depreciation account, and to carry forward 3031. The report of the directors of the Indian Carry ing Company (Limited), to be submitted at the adjourned annual meeting on the 25th inst., shows that the loss on the company's business for the year is 14,8581. It has accordingly been determined to close the company's operations as early as possible. Reference is made to " the failure of the govern ment to comply with the conditions of the agree ment upon which the company took over she government bullock train, and based their arrange ments.' The government have agreed to cancel the agreement, and to take back a portion of the material at a valuation. A sale of the plant and 'tock on the company's principal line in Madras has also been completed. An extraordinary - general meeting of the Cal cutta and South Eastern Railway Company (Limited) is convened for the 28th inst., "to take into consideration the correspondence between the Secretary of State for India and the directors sub sequently to the last extraordinary general meet ing, and in particular a letter to the Under-Secre tary of State for India, offering, in pursuance of the authority g►ven to the directors by the resolu tion of the 28th January, 1868, to hand over the railway to the Secretary of State for India on the terms therein mentioned." A call of 4/., making 171. paid, is to be paid upon the ordinary 201. share capital of the Metro- Mlitan District Railway Company by the 14th of March. • - The half-yearly meeting of the Crystal Palace and South London Junction Railway Company is called for the nth inst., but is to be held only pro formd, and adjourned. Mr. Richard Gibbs, of the late firm of Gibbs, Ronald, and Co., has accepted a seat at the Lon don board of tho Colonial Bank of Australasia. The traffic returns of the Cape Railway Com pany for the month of December were 3,436/., against 3,4291. for December, 1866. Subscriptionsare being invited on the Continent for a loan of 4,670,000 dialers at 6 per cent. in terest, for the construction of a railway from Mel singford to St. Petersburg, to be issued at 96f, and to be redeemed at par in 43i years. The contractors are Messrs. Erlanger and Sons, of Frankfort, the Vereins Bank, and Mesas. Haller, and Messrs. Solile and Cu., of Hamburg. The Belgian wheat markets are all advancing. At Antwerp on Tuesday there was an extraordi nary demand, and wheat from the Danube and Odessa obtained a substantial advance. The cotton market at Havre throughout the whole of this week has been extremely animated, and a strong advance has been realised for both American and Indian descriptions. A large busi ness has been dune in cotton to arrive. The Hungarian government has officially an nounced that the subscription to the late loan has produced already 4,000,0001. sterling, a sum which will be sufficient to carry on the railway works for the next eighteen months. Mr. Charles E. Stewart, who filled the office of secretary to the London and :North Western Rail-1 way Company for nearly twenty years, and who has been chairman of the Anglo-American Tele graph Company since its formation. about two years since, expired suddenly in the board-room of that company on Wednesday evening. The following is the official return of the cheque' and bills cleared in the Rankers' Clearing-house for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 19: Tbwsday, Feb. 13 £8,135,000 Friday, Feb. 14 V.,834000 Saturday, Feb. lb 18.217,010 Monday, Feb. 17 Tuesday Feb. 18 Wednesday, Feb. 19 /1/6,035,000 Gao. Dointsunut, Chid Inspector. Bankers' Clearltag•house. The total has been rained by the Stock Exchange settlement on Friday, the 14th. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Cain and bullies Bills discounted Demme 528.000 Notes in cdrculatise ......... Demme 376,000 Private deposits lamas* 609,000 Advances Decrease 10,000 Treasury balance 'The increase in the coin and bullion in the Bank of France is moat extraordinary. The total now held is no less than 44,361,8001. At the same time the commercial demand fur money, as indicated by the discounts, is still falling ot:. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Feb. 19, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Oireulatien lam C34,077,45 Decease 0400,545 Olroulatioa active 23,373,100 Decrease 130,176 Publle deposit. 4,045,15 Demean 0,571 Other deposits Government seatiritise ti Other santri att no y anking 13,468,079 Decrease MO,OOO Oafs and department th= no both 16 X 5 , 336 Demos 233,93 ba &pastasate Sava day and odor Mb.— 598,596 Isarssas 4,234 The Best 3 ,318,837 Increase 30,139 Notes in reserve . 11,601,685 Decreer 270,390 Total reserve (sates k is banking department-. 12,818,99 P Decrees, 283,638 The chief feature is the heavy decline in the private, deposits, but, as this has been largely eounterbalanced by a decrease of 800,00411. in the government securi ties, and of 233.963/. in the advances on "other" es curities, the falling off in the reserve is limited to 283,656/. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank for export during the week wash 8,001)1. ; but, in consequence of the continued receipt of I sovereigns from the provinces, the amount of the diminution in the coin and bullion shown above is not more than 413,8111 31 lAve per Cent. " (edam& rupee paper, 1031 ; ditte rive-and-a-Half per Cent., 1001 ; ditto Bonds. 1 36 e. pram The India The per Cent. Stock wee rather dull, and the Four per Cent. firm. The The per Cent. rocpaper was well supported. chequer Bills remain without recovery at 12a. to 17s. preni. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer, and the course of prices was favourable. Egyptian Seven per Cent. Bondswere in especial request, and recovered Ito 14 per out. The Railway Deben tures improved 1 • the Nine per Cents., ; and the Viceroy's Loan, Peruvian of 1865 rose 1 par cent. ; ditto of 1.862, ; Danubian, to 1 Turkishof 1858 and 1882, as well as Cluluin of 1867, 4 ; Greek and Russian of 1859, ; and Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1865, Mexican, and Spanish New Three per Cents., 4. Brazilian of 1865 were exceptionally fiat, and declined 4. • MINII&-M1118 D.42.A On oVioax. • The mining market is steady to-day, with amode rate amount of bunter. Annexed are some of the present quotations, viz. :—West Chiverton, 65 to 671 ; Great Vor, 19 to 20 ; Let Lovell, 83 to ; Prince of Wales, 555. to 575. 6d. ; Wheal. Seton, 823 to 873 ; North Treskerby, 275. to 29.. ; West Drakewalls, 115. to 12s. 6d.; West Kitty, 121. to 14s. ; New Lovell, 10/. to 12s. 6d. ; West Caradon, 10 to 104 ; East Cara don, 44 to 5; and Marko Valle ] , 6f to I. In the market for foreign and colonial shares the principal feature is • fresh fall of 11. in St. John del Rey, viz., to 153 to 163. Don Pedro are at 2 to tprem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, par tof prem. ; Pestarena, din. to par ; Chontsles, 11 to la die. ; Roses rande, par to f prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to f prem. ; United Mexican, 13 to 2 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 11-16 to 1316 ; Port Phillip, If to f ; and Central American, I die. to par. I The advicas just received by the St. John del Rey Gold Mining Company are of a very unfavour- I able nature. The operations at the mines in De cember resulted in • loos of 3,1831. An official communication from the Don Pedro North del Rey Geld Mining' Company (Limited) announces that " the accounts to the 31st Decem ber, 1867, have only just come to hand, but suffi cient has already been ascertained to enable the directors to state that at the annual meeting which will be held as early in March as possible, they will be able to recommend • dividend of ss. per share, making 13a. per share declared for the year 1867, or upwards of 92 per cent. on the paid up capital of the company." . . At the English and Australian Copper Company's meeting yesterday a dividend of la. per share was declared. At the Cobre Copper Company's meeting yester-* day it was unanimously agreed to reconstitute the undertaking upon an equitable basis. At North Chiverton meeting the report and ac counts were received and adopted, and it was stated that the important point in the mine, thee of the lode in the 90 fathom level, will be reached in about six weeks. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) There ws a modvrate attendance of buyers at to-day's market. The quantity of English wheat on sale a.i salsa and very few choice samples were included lit the supply. Millers operated cautiously at Monday's advance in value. The market was well supplied with foreign wheat. The transactions were on a limited scale, at about previous: quotations. Floating cargoes of wheat commanded more attention, and higher rates were paid. Barley was disposed of, at extreme quotations, and the value of maize was well imp— ported. Only moderate supplies of barley were on the stands. Sales programed slowly, on former terms. No change took placo in the value of malt. The de mand for it was quiet. Oats were held for more money. The supply was short. Bec.a were in moderate request, at late curroncies. For pees the inquiry was somewhat restricted, at last week's prices. Flour :.roved off sl ow l y , but at full currencies. ra Linseed and were inactive. Cloverseed wee quite as dear. Cakes were steady. !Mous& Pat Qr. Po Qv 61311137. • • , Oat S. • Cum, toot, rod, T. 6 - Fkoteb potato ' . 0 06 66_ bl ww ac ti k ..... 2, 14 0. 10 03 33 „ '67 l 7 So 73i __ Norio& and !Jacobi red MAIM _ _ thiltig Distilling thinning 3O to Oa 11•1.1. Lam NorfOlif,Usd Suffolk it to SO klzotoo and Wars G. to on Brown 6O to 57 RTN. __ Now 43 to 49 0A • had to 33, 30 a 3l laaab.=. VOL Per yr. wn?. S. S. POWS sad Karim berg 74 Is 17 Restock a 3/14ek144- Da= Into 731 Minim, hard wet aamiilean, red „ whits to 73! SALT . Grinding Disiallii4 Mailing Masan 40 b{! 00 le 4S 41 SD 44 40 lo 11‘ Pais. Orly -- Maple White butlers horn. 42 to 44 44 to 47. .. 44 to OS .. 46 to 6/ Town made: p;280 Ow Household tt to 68 Cosby 5O to 152 Norfolk sod Sulolk GS ship 4s to 45 Per Qr. OA! L I Denhh sad to El Raerlaa Buss. _ soUsi 42 to 46 .. 42 to 46 , . 42 to 42 , . 44 to W INDUJI COLA. oa Yellow .. -- 441044 26 to IS Data feeding.— 24 to IS ARRIVALS OP' GRAIN. at.. CARRIAGE PROM FEB 17 Sll'lL Puma. I French. pia sack.... 52 to U Spanish 62 to IS Americus. per heL .. $0 to if Canadian .. 30 to U INTO LONDON BY Walla TO stß. 20, DOTE! INCLU- 1 Thal , arley. Matt, Oita Maar. qr.. • qrs. qrs. Irk Wisadtloolch . 990 42 VW 0 6: 0 01 .. U farslii; . .................t 1 7 9 1 4470 : 740 I. 3700 11' iota —....1 14,0 . 41150 Maize. iaro no I imoo woo 1 WOO we. WAKEFIELD CORN MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) ,ar TCLEGZAPII ) (room twit OW COEEES?OXDENT. ) Wheat trade quiet, but very firm, and prima turn higher. Barley C.I. to la. dearer. Beam and oats etsattyt., MINCING-LAN E.—(TH.Di DAY.) Sraar.—The demand for brown qualities continua active, at • fir they alight adeance. Other kinds remain, steady. Jamaica sold at 2%. tid. to 325. Gd. ; Tobago, 32.. 6d. ; Demerara. 30s. to 31s. 6d. ; Berbice, 28e. U. to 31s. ; St. Vincent. 30.. 6d. ; low gram kgerr u Madras. 23..; cloyed Manilla, 295. 6,1. ; %mak fined is also finrer ; brown lumps are not to bea had under 41s. 6d. ; ricers show an advance of 3d. to 6d.. per cwt. , Gantt.—Gocd qualities continue in request at firm prices; common dull of sale, and Native Ceylon shows a do cline of le. to ls. 6d. per met.; good ordinary small to Ana ordinary sold at 48.. 6d. to 53a. 6d. TlA.—Tbe market is steady, with a fair amount of bad ness doing. Rica continues quiet. ]anus.—The boughs in parcels at yesterday's auctions have been disposed of at the full value ; a parcel of Mope porn ha.. also been sold at 3 7-16 d. Rua.-10 puncheons of Jamaica sold at 'toady prima. BALITZTII 0011tiutle. quiet. Clorrojf.—The market continues extremely active a• Jprices. Jorn.—Ther• is an active inquiry for medium to good ab an advance of be. to 10a. per ton. HIDE MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) : 561bs. to 641 b.., 3d. to 34d. Nike. to 72Th0., 34(1. to 3id. ; 73 be. to Nile., sK. to 80041. to 8:Q, qd. to 4d. ; 86318. 961b5..4d. 4id. Horse hides, 9s. M. to 16s. 6d. Oaf skies, light, to. to 4..; full, 7s. BlENONDSZT.—Sheepekins : Polled, Ti. ed. to ; halt• boob. 6.. 9d. to is. 9d.; down", do. to Bs. 84. BOROUGH HOP 11LARKST.-CYMB DAY.) Mown. Platted= and aid* roan • •••.d7 mikta daniand far middling and abaim diandittlemor ws = Ina at the rednatiam Tim aka a/ goad ea ink I is vary lindted. Tao Omr Warns Brawn' k 'sported that tha ossuosie ism below oallsieat to pop diviissel as tleo Ms el Inr• pie essik per mem an ale sefilaoll stook ; but oaks' to as tannage tur to outhodos pelmet pretaresso b beamed I It vm low to lo oorelod feeseurd t. Iho =alb d the illlllol4lllll is Pis books. Bono ponies haw $ arglai that the poslissease evidvalsalll be piLlkombe-Derior HARROW STEEPLECHASE PLATE. Tro mile'. Helice, Kronberg, Waterperry, Acolyte, Tom Coke, Gorscbawk, Wedding Peal, Order, Hollow, Belle of Kan, Flying Spur, Signal, aad Miss Emma are here, THE PP.ICHTFUL SUICIDE AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. INQUEST.-THIS DAY. At Upper Norwood to-day an inquiry was held relative to the death of Edward Thomas Lea, aged 17. A smith employed at the Crystal Palace near the north tower said that on Tuesday evening he heard a crash, and found the deceased lying quite dead, about ten feet from the tower. The other evidence proved that the deceased's skull was crashed in, and his arms and legs broken. The height was about 2N) feet, and the deceased must have climbed over • balustrade, tour feet high, before he leaped. He was a drapers' assistant, end had gone to a situation on the previous day ; but his new employer, who was one of the witnesses, said that on Tuesday he had been obliged to tell the deceased his reference, were so ansatio factory that he could not remain ; and it was clear that the distress of mind thus mused led to the suicide. It appears that this reference was given in mistake, and that the person to whom it referred was another man of the same name. The gentle man who wrote it deposed that the deceased was really • person of irreproachable character. The deceased called twice to learn why this unsatisfactory account of hint had been given, but the gentleman was out, and the poor fellow then went off to the Crystal Palace. The jury returned a verdict " That deceased committed suicide by throwing himself off the/north tower in the Crystal Palace grounds, while in • state of mental derangement." The Coroner said that he hoped it would go forth that the imputation on the unfortunate young man's character was quite groundless, and arose entirely through a mis• take. THE POLITICAL TRIALS IP DUBLIN'. A. M. Sullivan, proprietor of the Ire, kly Ners, John Martin, and two others, were arraigned as the Dublin Commission Court yesterday, charged with illegal usembly. With the exception of one, the traversers were unde fended by counsel. The Solicitor-General addressed the jury, and said that the processionista met to glorify murder and assassination. Mr. Sullivan made • speech in his own defence, going over the history of Ireland for several hundred years to prove that the Irish were • law-respecting people, and that their fault was being too loyal to certain English kings, particularly of the Stuart line. He denounced the Manchester executions u • political blunder, and one calculated to excite more horror and hatred towards the English government than any of the writings which bad been recently charged se seditious. Mr. Martin will also address, the jury, and the case will conclude today (Friday). Sullivan was cheered by • portion of the crowd. The gallery was cleared by direction of the court. Last night a publican, named John Curtin, residing at North Blain-street, was committed to Cork county pod under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act ; and David Murphy, writing clerk, just returned from America, was arrested in Limerick on the Lord Lieutenant's warrant. THs UNITLIINITY BOAT-RAZZ.—LATLIT ARRANGE :JEWTS.—OXFORD, FRMAY MORICINO.—The letter from Cambridge stating that the boat-race will come off as usual has put every one here is high spirits. The Grew row to day for the first time this week. The sports will take place in London on the mime day as the boat-rate—it is ex pected, at Lord's. THE HEALTH OF LORD DERRY. —According to in formation received from Knowaleyyeaterdayafternoon Lord Derby was still progressing as favourably as could be ex pected. Dr. Miller has left for Cannes to bring home Lady Emma Talbot, whose accouchement is expected shortly, his lordship being now in the hands of Drs. Bickerstetl and Dorst, who will follow out Dr. Miller's directions. His lordship is scarcely expected to leave his bed for some weeks. Mr. Seely has deferred till after Easter his motion " that in the opinion of this house the control and management of the dockyards is inefficient, and that the inefficiency may be attributed to the following Mutts : first, the constitution of the Board of Admiralty ; second, the defective organisation of the subordinate departments ; and, third, the want of clear and well defined respoosi• Mr. Serjeant Gaselee intends on the second read ing of Capital Punishment within Prisons Rill, to move that it be read a seem( time upon that day six months. Thu bill for the regulation of Sunday trading in the metropolis stands for a second reading upon Wednesday next. The Hon. Secretaries of the Central Protestant Defence Association have received the following reply from Mr. S. T. Grubb, J. P., Waterford, to the request that be should join the association :—" Gentlemen, in reply to your circular, I decline allowing my name to be placed on the committee of the Protestant Defence Association. It would afford me sincere gratification to see the influential gentlemen forming that committee turning their attention to the development of manufactures in this country, and giving employment to the people, in place of en deavouring to uphold a system quite incompatible with the spirit of the age." It will be remembered that the Bishop of Lon don stated in the Upper House of Convocation, on Tow day, that two of the clergy of his diocese had announced to him their intention to secede to the Roman communion. We (Herald) understand that the clergymen referred to arc the Rev. Messrs. Akers and Hammond, two of the , curates of the parish of St. George ' a-in-the - East. A New MEDICAL BARONET.—The Queen Das "" tigu.iied her intention of conferring • baronetcy on Dr. Casey, the policeman who was shot by Captain Mackay,Jualer, of Harley-street, the physician who was appointedis in • very precarious rendition. Tfue ball has on the death of Dr. Bale to the post of physician in erdi. not yet been extracted, and the patient is feverish and tars to her Majesty. Dr. Jenner is • diatinguisbedgra. delirious. fluaie of the University of London, • fellow of the College Tax PRINCESS or Watgs.—ln the course of the of Physicians and of the Royal Society, phyeichut in ordi nary to her Majesty and to his Royal Highness the Prince 'lit which the Prineete of Wile. falki to St. Beetle"' of Wale., and physician to University College Hospital mew's Hospital on Monday Lek she pined through needy and the Sick Uhildren's Hospital. the whole of the wards ea the rewedlleer. She adawned A RUN WITH Mn. H. PETRE'S STAGEOUNDS.— personally a pest number of the who nem iv On Saturday there was an exciting run with thaw their beds, and whose caseswer• ed to him hounds, w oe o f th e in cidente en rotas being of • novel I those in whom she showed a special Interest= and aniuli og character The meet was at Barney-green, t sufferers from the Clerkenwell ImPforkes of whom where tine deer was unaided, which after • few me. t thirty are still in the hospital, most of them liminary turnings "ad twisting. made almost stra igh t notidoeforilY to oon.almorom , poriirot mho rim obol towards Chelmsford, with • large field in good attend. in the neck in Clerkenwsll by a madmen was aka Idndlp awe.. Just below Admirars.•perk the deer crowed the addressed by the Princess. The Irishman who, was hlewe riser aud presently made its way through the gateway out of • sewer by an explosion, still lies in the li=u tis l I.sido the Literary Institute into the New-road, much is doing well. The Princess took special and to the astonishment of the peelers-by, some of whom interest in • little child in the wards. Under the piano headed the animal as it was making towards the town, of Mr. Foster White and of the members of the sled, an et whisk it unwed back and ran round the Fountain passed through the outpatient department sad the dle• corner into Moulabem, where it turned op Hall street into penury, which were all in active work. Her royal high. Mifd.usy-rood, and thence across Mr. S. Baker's meadows nem expressed herself as deeply impressed with the extent towards Beddow. Meanwhile the bounds and the " field " of the benevolent operations carried on at this and other vim necessarily prevented from taking all those "short metropolitan hospital. by the unpaid assistance ol the Cur." and it was *owe little time before they spin hit most eminent members of the medical profession, who open the scent and settled down to bard riding, but at devote, during a greet part of their life, a large properties last they were all away together again, the deer being at of their working time to the services et the poor. The Jul brought to lo gnef at Cairn' Ferry, after a sharp ride of visit lasted an hour and • halt Her royal VS/ tki des from (lbelmslool. As may be supposed, the walking about nearly all the time, and in easel appearake °UAW!, deer in the sweets of Cheimeford lent health and spirits. She was at by Mr. Flaitor ....1 no little amusement and excitement.—CAtinsford White, the treasurer, and by th e surgeons of the bow Ceragare, ldteL —*WA Medical Journal. Henry Morris, Mullany'sapprentioe, was then examined mid repotted the evidence given by him at Bow-street. The infortuer Vaughan was produced. He said he had been at Milbank, where he had identified Barrett as Lav ine been twice in company with English. The evidence being concluded the coroner summed tip. He said the evidence pointed to Barrett as having fired the I, trrel, and that Allen, Justice, and Timothy Des mond had been implicated, but there was no positive evidence to show that Burke had been in communication with them in reference to the outrage which had caused so much destruction to life and property. The conduct of the man Allen immediately after the explosion was not inconsistent with tbe pros bility that he was there for the purpose of betraying the others. It was • question for the jury to decide whether or not there Sam such • deficiency in management and ar rangement on the part of the police as would justify them in coining to a resolution expressive of their feeling on the point. The jury, after an hour and • quarter's deliberation, returned • verdict of wilful murder against Michael 'Barrett, Timothy Desmond, Wm. Desmond, Nicholas English, John O'Keefe, Patrick Mullany, Anne Jestice, and other persons not in custody. They also presented a resolution expressive of their opinion that sufficient precautions had not been taken by the police at head-quarters to prevent the expiation. EMS FOREIGN MAIL& DISTANCE or INDIA, 61IINA, AND AIDITIALIAN Msit.s.--Sarnissirros, Fu. 20.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Nyanza, Cspt. Weeks, sailed this afternoon with mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, China, Australia, ko. She took out 77 tint and 30 second class paseengen, and • full cargo on freight, including rovereigna, 7,5001.; gold plate, 1101.; gold thread, coral, and jewellery, 2,1:03/. ; dollars, 4401.; and watches and jewellery, 2,7 U. Amongst the paasenprs are Lieutenants England, Baldock, Rogers, and Cooke ; Captains Hyde and Lutonn ; Majors Morley and Long, Lord Bangor, and D.-A.-C.-General Smith. THE BOMBAY (Hinter) MAlL—ailinnunn, FED. 20.—The Syria left at 2 p.m. to-day. All welL She may be expected at Southampton about the 23th inst. PBOVINOIAL 8114111 MARKETS. LiTanynoL, Fa 40.-Gales today: Caledonian, 83; 43 4 4c. I ; 61c, Il l-Great, Salters, 29; 1e 1-Lasicaahlre and Yorl eh re 118-London, Chatham.. sad Dover, 101-London and North Waders, 1181 ; 1 yl9-Manchester, Bliellebi, and LB. , cohabit", 42; tan. 110 111 12 1 1071 I 1-N.R. Berwick, capital stock, 1006-North Miami shire, MI z d.-Nouth tasters, rn I—Birk enh ead , 111-United maim 6.10 (1:321), May I, Nov. 1, TM-Ditto (18631. May I, Nov. I. 711-Dutch Rhenish, 3; p.-AagluAnierienn Telegraph, 1.4- Allantk Telegraph I per cent.. 6 348-British and Irish Max neck Telegraph A ( lainited).l Electric and International Tele. graph, 175 a J.-Liverpool United ties, 407-teed. and Liverpool Canal, 478-National Steam Ship Company (Limited', 81 a d. MasCrilnria, Pip. 20.-A good hushes., and with improved prices. holeitow, Vaughan, and CO. LasultesP. 13 ip.-Calado elan, 871 31141 j 4 1 ; ; ; 1 6-District Bank, p -Erie., 4.4 rest Lectern, fel 3-Great Northern A. 101.1 Western of Canada. 174 11.16-Orest Wasters, 4.4 -Illinois, 881-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 i 8 71--toed", and Caledonian Marine Insurance 'Limited% 4.-London and North Western, 118 1-Manchester, and Lincoln skim, 421 I-M curls 1.3113 10 it 10 , ; 3 7 1 i 11- I tgeatrit!s - 1040, Estenelon, 1021-Furness 6 per cent. met., iiienitiona if, Fea hl -Liminess done: Great Western Dail. way, Birmingham Guaranteed 34 per cent. Stock, at 07 ; Stafford. shire Joint Stuck Bank. at 183 ; and Birmingham Wagon Pre. terrace 6 per cast., at 101 per share. Closing ceices:--oeveen Valley Bananas , shares, baser; at 161. Oxford Canal, buyers, at 150; Lloyd's Bank, 6 to 6; prem. ; and Binnhigham New Uh bn $ 1.1610 El per share. Maim, Yea. 19.-Theplper Cent. Commis, fin -New Three per Casa Stock, 914 tae account, 6th March, 9T- India Mire per Cent. Mock, July, 16e0, transferable Mine Bask of Ireland, 1111-Ditto Your per (Xml.., Oct., 1804, ditto, 1001- Bank of Ireland (LlOO paid.. 21141-11unater Bank (Limited) 234 paid 41-National Bank (LSO paid), 67-Ditto, for ac. e, unt. 1.74-National of Liverpool (Limited) :415 paid', HI- Ditto, for account. 141-Royal Bask (LIO palo l , 321-Dub i, Wicklow, sad Watford (2100 paid , . 10-Greet Southern and Western :2100 paid', 941 -Midland Great Western 4300 far account, 68-Great Southern and Western, a per cent. perp. peiC Of.; ad-Midland Great Western, dlr. from data of purchase, 100-Dublis and Kingstown, frlf„ THZ CONSUMPTION op SUGAR IN BRZWERIZS.— A return moved for by Mr. Locke was issued this morning relative to the total consumption of sugar for the year ending the 30th September, 1867, in the brewed., of Eng land, Ireland, and Scotland. In London alone the con sumption was 24,697,5321ba. ; in the provinces of England, 14,719,7121ba ; in Ireland, 351,4561 b e. ; and in Scotland, 1,463,2961bn The amount of the note circulation at present in the hands of the public seems to indicate (says the Times) that the general business of the country must be at least in an average state of activity. The total held is more than a million in lams of the large total at the cones. poeding date of last year, and nearly three millions in nicer of that at the rune date of 1866. THE FEVER AT TERLING.—We regret we cannot yet report a cessation of the ravages of this fever, though it is to be hoped that the measures taken are producing an abatement of its effects Since our last two more deaths have taken place, oos of a young woman named Royce, who bad been confined only about a month, and the other that of an old woman, making the total 36. There are six serious eases remaining, beanies those of a wilder nature ; and in the movalescent hospital for children there are between 20 and 30, all of whom are pro gressing very favourably. A hospital for the reception of patients on betag first attacked is preparing, and we us demand it will be completed this week.—CArimiford C'Aronide. THE GREAT EASIIIIN RAILWAY AND THZ Rtawicll HYEAMSOATS.—The new nanagetert of this compeny are making great alteration in their employ& at Harwich, and there is hope that by reducing the expendi ture, as they are already doing, the working of the steam. boats, kc., will be made to pay, and not, as some will have it, be entirely given up. Rumour has it that another wealthy steamboat company is desirous of etepping_.,i-. at this part should opportunity offer.-67ideseord CA7•744. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF IRELAND. —The directors of the Midland Great Western Railway have decided to recommend to their proprietary a dividend of 5 per cent. on the preference shame, and "t 4 on the Consolidated Stock, for the half-yea ending Deserter 31st, 1867, bringing forward • balance of 3,0791. to the credit of the ensuing half-year. This shows an increase of per cent. over the corresponding half-year of 1886. MR. DICKIES AND PAESI DINT JOHNSON. —The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune, writing on the 7th, says :—" At eleven o'clock today Charles Dickens called at the Executive Merkel to his respects to President Johnson. The Presider recited Mr. Dickens with mat cordiality. He explored his theists to Mr. Dickens for his courtesy in inviting the President and family to his reading., and regretted that he had not been able to attend himself. kir. Diskells replied that be would have felt highly honoured to have the Chief Magistrate of the nation present, and regretted that the public business was so pressing as to prevent his attendance. After • very pleasant converrtico, is whir the President paid Mr. Dickens a graceful complireak the latter with dre w, highly gratified with his call. In the President's antarom Mr. Dickens and Majar-Geseral Prank Blair were introduced. At first neither recognised the other, but after the introduction General Mir reminded Mr. Dickens of the fact that 96 plere s. ray met in St. Louis, and were in company o • hosting age. dition on the prairie. Their meeting was exasedingly pleasant. THZ RITORTIED DISCOVERY OF GOLD AT TER Oars—The announcement of the discovery at geld fields in the Trammel is principally founded on the repeat d • Gartman utireslogist, Herr Mauch, who has bra ea e=g the country. He writes, under dais Pthabeir , Dec. 2, 1867 :—" Jut returned ken • reend rip is Moselikiree country. I give yea eased that I have been very nucesidul In ftg searealylvisiblc spats, but in rest rivet cr . = aad gold kelds, one them mere than 60 the other about 90 miles broad, besides asaissio NNW voiaL7 BANK OF &NOLAND. AA Adrodat Parma Ms the Ad 7 and eth e. SA for the vest eadias en Wednesday, the nth day et February, DS& IBMI DIE? WM lowsl .... - 1.37,1fiii7 Goverojimal 0/.010.100 01.06 r 3,986,000 001 d cola sad bd. t1a019,977,841 Mbar bullion 404.1/77.6411 amuse DI =ekes' ORAlea no S imkoos ;AW eeelU Ds Oa &Was Ike Sy. Baas. Oomi- Id!d ltsik i 51.977,1141 Government Ikea- MM. A1t.0111.079 ' Mbar SicantSie 111.111111,11 N Notes leold . sad Ulm Tod 7.: ... 7:: 4110.4 - DIN. sad Div Asessais) 404147 Odds Deposals 10.006,416 dines day sad sew MAO 442.161416 Ilk U. lat. Kl.fattli P. NAY. Deputy Cadime. Consols, whichakeed yesterday 924 T to Evlimie. 93, both! for and the sth of March, were first mutedthia 93. touched _1134 to ,4 and eland at exactly 93. Three per Cents. Bedard and New Three per Cents. were quoted at 4 o'clock 934 to 4. The afield tashisee report hr willows :--Three per Oent. Caro* for nosey, I 23. ; ditto Tor account, 93 ; Three wir 14used, 934, New Three pee Oenie.,l 134, 4 ; Annui ti es, 18M ; , 124, 13 ; Bank Stock, I ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five _re Canty 11,114, ; ditto Four per Oink, 1 04,1; ditto' '6.1