The Express. — London, England, 1866-01-08 00:00:00

An extraordinary meeting was held at 1 o'clock st the Loadon Tavern, Major Krlllol4 in the chair, for the purpose of confirming the provisional agreement with Charles Latta and Co. for the purchase by them of the goodwill and business connexion of the usocdation. The agreement had been sub mitted to a previous meeting and confirmed by it. A SHABIROLDU raised a discussion on the collation what course could be pursued by dissentient shareholders. The CHATIIIIAN referred to the act to show that any die. sestina shareholder would be paid for his interest either by agreement or under arbitration ; adding that at the pre. nuns meeting the agreement was unanimously assented to. In further explanation the chairman intimated that the redisatiou of the 'meta at Smyrna would probably occupy a couple of years, but that an arrangement might be made with Charles Laths and Co., by which the Ottoman shareholders, after paying the first all in the new piny, would be enabled to get their shares exchanged. He also stated that the shareholders would participate in the profits of the new company from the lit of January. The agreement was ultimately approved. The London Review has again undertaken the laborious task of supplying in two successive supplements a onsets, and as far as the space will allow, a complete history of the events of the year 1865,—events religious, political, and literary ; sad events occurring in the progress of the fine arts, of music, the drama, and the natural sciences. To French. German, and Italian literature the same analy tical and reporting process is applied. The distinctive charac teristics seem to be carmine= is detail and impartiality of spirit—two characteristics which constitute the supple mints a very valuable record, possessing interest that mast rather increase than diminish with the lapse of time. A tenant farmer in Norfolk has suggested that memorial should be presented to the Prince of Welts, asking him to use his influence to obtain a lessening of the Wary done by excessive game preserving. The last lecture of Professor Tyndall's abort Mittman course was delivered on Saturday. At the eon dam of the lecture Professor Tyadell, when aiming the pima° portion of his audience, made acme remarks on the important* of cultivating salience In • breach of educe hos. &Moon he said, is now struggling to obtain its proper *hoe in the eduratiou of youth, and, while paying due hamar to the distinguished men of antiquity, he must Minn that all that the great men of Greens and Remo had said and done must sink into utter insignias's** when compared with what had been done by the Maker of the minces, whose works it was the object of science to inves tigate and make known. This course of lectures, pro homily addressed to a juvenile auditor*, was more fully attended than those given on any previous similar occasion for many years peat, the greater part :of those present having long aim* passed the age when they mold be appro priately addressed SI boys and girls. A meeting of the oouncil of the Royal Academy of Arts is sae' for this (woodsy) evening, when • date for the 'bastion of the new president will be fazed, and ot►er important btuioeu transacted. The Ant railway that has been sold up for debt was disposed of at Dublin on Friday in the Court of Bankruptcy before the Hon. Judge Berwick. The line wee the Wexford and Bagnalstown Railway, 21 nines in extent and in perfect warking orler. Creditors to the amount of 67,0001. were either present personally, or by representa tion. The line was knocked down to Mr. Mott, a barrister, far a sum of 25,0001'. It is said this gentleman bas pur chased in trust for some London capitalists. Warner, the Cork Fenian informer, was seen safe home by the police to his lodgings in Dublin, on coming up from Cork ; but after dinner, on Thursday, he proceeded t o a public-house in the neighbourhood, where he commenced 'peaking about Fading and Fenianism to a number of persons who had mumbled in the place. Some warm words ensued, when Warner produced a revolver, whick he flourished. The landlord succeeded in getting all the dis putants out of his home, and when Warner reached the road it is stated be was knocked down, severely beaten, and one of his eyes nearly knocked out. The loss of theTennasserim, with a cargo valued at 240,0001., on the Arklow bank, has, says the Irish Times, directed the attention of the Liverpool shipowner and merchants to the unprotected state of this shad. Mr. Graves, M.P. for Liverpool, has taken the matter up, and probably something will be at list done to protect shipping, either by establishing a line of lights, u recommended by Commodore Nott, or fixing a series of bell buoys, ea advo cated by Professor Hanghtos. M. Berryer, whose 77th birthday was celebrated by his friends on Friday, and whose health never was better, is preparing to plead Vlore the Cestres tribunal the last will of Father Lacordaire, which is disputed by the only living relation of that great orator. .. .. , Richard Wagner is in Paris, and has lost no time with the managers. It is rid that arrangementa have been made for bringing ont woof his operas at the Lyrique. . . . _ - - A letter from Rome, of the 30th ult., says : " The presence of Baron Ricasoli in Rome has of course given rise to many conjectures, but judging from his own Positive statements, his visit to Rome has had no other object than relaxation during the prorogation of the Italian parliament, and a desire to see the Villa Belvedere, oe the Janizuhun, which property he purchased at Florence two or three years ego on the mere description of its owner. Daring his brief stay here Baron Ricasoli has found time to visit M. de Sartigee, Mr. Oslo Russell, and other diplomat ata whom he had known at Turin and Florence ; but it does not appear that any similar civilities have passed between him and any official digni taries of the papal government. It is even said that he was dogged by police spies wherever he went." At Aske Hall, on Monday, Lord Zetland was out cover shooting, and accidentally shot one of his keepers. The wounds were slight, and are not likely to be attended with dangerous consequences. —Richmond Chronicle. DULWICH COLLEGE CHAPLAINCY.—This Office, we understand, is to be filled up at the meeting of the governors to-morrow. The stipend is 3001. per annum, with apart routs in the college and the usual advantages. The number of candidates has been reduced to ten—vas., the Revs. W. F. Andrews, W. Berkley, R. Carrington, S. Cheatham, G. it Cnrteis, H. J. Dethorough, W. H. Lucas, H. Morris, T. D. Smith, and R. Tapson, and out of this list the choice will be finally made. PRIVATE BILLS IY PARLIAMENT.—Messrs. Smith cud Frere, the examiners of private bills in parliament, are oznected to commence their labours about the 22nd inst., so that many of the vast number of bills lodged will be fokfr to be proceeded with on the opening of _parliament. A SCENE IN A RAILWAY TRAIL—The train which left Easton-square at 7 o'clock on Saturday evening Was the scene of a great excitement among the mooed class passengers, and which is may be as well to bring before the Dublin She passengers who came a few minutes before the time found the compartments or boxes devoted to the second clue ticketholders without lights, and on speaking to the officials they were informed that the lamps would be put in so quickly as possible. Thus induced to enter the train they waited quietly enough for 'the promised lights, but the train started off with the whole of seventeen compart ments crowded with passengers totally unprovided. As the train moved slowly from the platform the occupants of each compartment, thinking they only had been over looked, as there was a truck load of lighted lamps at band, called out for :he mistake to be remedied, and when the trains arrived at Camden (Chalk-farm) several gentlemen jumped out to speak to the officials. They were, iloirever, only laughed at by those in authority, Led told it was " nothing new." Nearly the whole of the boloiled passengers then shouted out for " Bette" and ex. olunations, loud and deep too, were made against those who had vent a train on a long journey in this uncomfort able Plight. This want of lights converted the usually (Pliet body of travelling people into a yelling, bawling mob, into whose grasp it was well a director did not fall, and the 4 1114 for lights was kept up for several ststiona—Tiara. I fl our. I brie iocks. I, .. !31101 Wheat. Barley. Malt. 0•66. Beano Peas' are. an. qrs. qrs. qrs. Qrs. I 119 8 11974 •• • 6421 2670 2440 2902 2298 MS 1220 702 t :•:: 6460 7103 1 4222 7661 6608 1:7366 11302 1 ,71;11 11 7023 ' , 71036864 Forelips .. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SIN/AIL—No sales have been reported since Friday, the demand bring inactive at previous prices. Refined, a few seise have been effected at steady rates. Comm—The market is steady, but quiet. Twc, Rica, Rux, and SALrerrak.—No sales reported. Corrow.—There is an improved demand at the late de cline. Since Friday about 1,500 bales have been disposed of. Jurs is less saleable at late prices. The public sales advertised fOr tomorrow °assist of 600 hogsheads 300 bags of sugar, 600 casks 100 barrels 80 cases sad 4,200 bags of coffee, 2,000 packages of tea, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tom' tallow is quoted 46a. 9d., net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d.: January to March, 475. 3d. ; March. 48s. 6d.; April to June, 464. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . We have • large .apply of limits, and a consequent reduction in price. There is a fair demand for the choicest qualities, but it is difficult to dispose of other descriptions. Sheep are also more plentiful, and trade for them is very dull ; prices in all kinds are lower. Trade is active for calves ; they are readily disposed of at our quotations. From Germany and Holland there are 1,450 beasts, 5,090 sheep 345 calves, and 143 pip. Praises, 154 beasts. Scothind. 800 ; Ireland, 190; Norfolk and Suffolk, 850; and 2,700 from the Northern and Midland Couotiev. Par atone al albs a. d. a. d. Par stone ot HOG. ad. Best Boots, Heralds. 6 0 5 2 BasiDos& Hf-ada Ma 0 0 Beat Short-horns 4 8 6 0 Boat Long-w 0015.... 6 8 Second quaL bowls S 0 S 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 e Calves Flo _ 3 0 6 2 Do. de. Shore 0 0 ~M a. I O 0 6 0 O 0 • J and lambs, 19,190: calves, 350 sigLIGIOUSAMITING IS S AT FREZMASOICT HALL (TH DAY). --•-- This morning, the Earl of Chichester presided cnr the lint of a caries of minewhat umniber rae c cm ge s i h s o b we to be held during the week at Freemasons . ..ha The noble earl explained that the meetings had been woc ged under the auspices of the Evnagelieal Alliance sad me ti n g of s similar character would be held e iendiansoualy in various parte of the world. The Rev. wool Peansfather, M.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, h ec embent of St. Jude's Church, Mildmay.perk. s h oo delivered an elaborate address, in which be dwelt apes the wenn. which had been experienoed by Chrtniere dossing the put year, sad the duty of confessing their shor t c omings sad sins. Several byrrine were sang oo d prayers offered, the large ball being densely wor d e d. It was announced that to-morrow Mr. R. Nimg Banbury will preside, and that an address will be mimed by the Rev. Adolph Saphir, 8.A., his subject w o g, " The Christian Church ; that its testimony may be dense, its faith stronger, sad its devotedness , seal sad lib.. fe w enlarged." On the four following days the chair willbe tam by Gomel Clarke, Captain Trotter, Mr. Rt. Baxter, and General Alexander, addresses being delivered by the ger. William Shaw, President of the Wesley= Con feree's ; the Rev. Ge or ge Smith , D.D. of Poplar ; the Rev. C. D. Marston, M.A., late rector of St. Mary's, Ifiu7l•. wee . sod the Rev. John Offord, M.A., on various objects el interest to the Christian world. OTTOMAN FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION. (THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1866. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& SHARE LISTS.-(771113 DAY.) MARE-LANE...-(THIS DAY.) I ONE 0 4 31.001. The supply of English wheat on sale in to-daro market. The railway market is flat today, an d the eoutwise and by land carriage. waa very moderate ' and, ' f or th e moo part , h poor con dition. 43„d dry qualities conrae of prices downwards. Metropolitan stock moved off slowly, at prices about equal to Monday last ; is prominently heavy, and has declined 11 per but other kinds gave way la. per quarter, with • heavy cent. Caledonian has also receded 4, Great inquiry. At the ekes of basilica; a total clearance had Western, 1, and Midland and Great Eastern, 1. not bean effected. London and North Western stock is now The show of foreign wheat was only moderate. All de scriptions were • dull inquiry, and to have forced salts le, 91 1 .otod• 12 1 2 to * i i Great Western, 58 to a. ; caarter Ws mosey must have been submitted to by the Midland, 1 Ito • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 to i ; South ' Eastern 731 to 1 ; Great There was an improved inquiry for both English and Eastern 42 to 1 ; Cale donian, 127 to 128 ; fareign barley, at full quotations. The supply was onl y Great gorthern, 1261 to 1271 ; dtto A, 1431 to moderate. We have to report a .quiet trade for malt, at about 1441 ; and Metropolitan stationary prices. . Grand Trunk of Can ' 132}ada to 133. Railway stock is flat, The show of oats was by no means extensive and sales and has declined to 35 to 4, being 4 per cent. lower Plignsteadily, at late rates. • than ou Saturday. i nl i sply of beans was good. The demand was heavy, i et la pee quarter km money. I ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. The inquiry for peas was heavy, and the quotations gave 1 sh. I pc ' /unman. 1 i Mang muse 1 liaise to-sey way ls. per quarter. Saturday. 1 to 1 P.m The flour trade was in • sluggish state, and foreign par. Ise LOS ,Nrtatol sail Jewess .... as 66 Ni eels were the tun cheaper. I st. 100 'oatedonlan.. -..-.... 127 128 •-• The arrivals et floating eargoes of 'n off copat have been I st. Ille 'clunbrt" " N - on a fair average scale. The our in wheat have been i " a ll (k e t " 4 5 " 54°. •• • - 1 4 /5 - IWI - &ILO:caws/I 64 - entirely confined to arrived °argot:Let • reduction of 6d. per Igt ma 'D a w n a n d Belfast N 70 1 - qr. Ohirka has realised 41s. to 455. • hard, 41s. to 425. ;, as all ,Dundes,Perth.babiL/a 70 111 - Nicolaieff, 42e. ; Marianopoli, I 44a1. 6d. • Berdiseaki, ' 100 all iestlendon Scalp cart. - - - 445. to 455. per 4921b5 . • Seedomirca. 45a. • Polish, •• 60 1 Da d& to 43e. 6d. ; Oahiat. .iis. 6d. ; Bulgarian, 3.14. 6d. per 82 1 ," t2cm " 4 11 - Wismr s. M e 115 - 480ibli. The arrivals of maize having been somewhat eaten. t. 100 I Do. I. Stk. , N•.! " Ti It 421 21 sive fee soon time past, and there having been no trauma- a t . l og (Ina N o m a d s a w in g - . - tions of correopending magnitude to keep the supply Ist. 100 :g ros sNoruir, llBl Me - in cheek, • large quantity of this article has . St. 100 I Do.A i •ren. no die. a 51434 1644 1441 accumulated o ff oust. The tone of the market has, in 2 4- 140 !D0.2 11114 P. C. WPM 2 -•- - ecalequence, been anything but firm, and to have forced at . 100 Do• New. NIL at 25 Em •"' ••• - - salsa lower rates must have been submitted to. Odessa, 516 55 'DO. Ord. Del' Div. Mick St. 100 104. South & Weet. are.i 91 N - arrived, 300.6 d. to 31s. 3d.; Galata 31a.; Foxenian, 301.3 d. et. ISO Gnat Waders 6B 38; 68 7; per 4921116.; Kustendje, 274. fid.; Barbary 31m . 6d. per 4801bs. tie. 100 & L im a ; yagaajith - - - The aunt has speedily been cleared of the limited quantity St. 100 Do. south Wales - - - of barley on sale. All desoriptiens have steadily supported et• 100 Do. W. MIL -41allerd 33 60 - - the rates current during the previous week. Kusten br d4; St. 100 Do. Do. Newport U 37 N s . 3d. ; Danubian, 2, 1 k 6d . ; K,,,,,,,,, , 24 5; , _. / Ni- • et a,. r e un Do. ciagre Dm ay H or er kibire dtsd 142 104 - UN 1221 - 24a ed. Odessa, 245. 411 d to 2k. W I i I as, kp ao l ui ll pii it 100 LOO4Oll and - colaleff, 2 4.. to 24e. 70d. • Taganrog , 245. 9d. per St. too Loa., htn,&B.Cociel 101 103 101 3 400th. No sales have been effected in rye. Prices, there. at 100 London. &Dor 37 39 38; fore, are nominally unaltered. Danubian or Black Sea, 30s. st. too I Do.fletErten.A6p.e. 48 60 ril 492 9 ad per 480 lbs. The trade for beans has con- St. 100 ;Loudon& North Wawa. 126 1251 1261 6 tinned in an extremely depressed state. Barbary hays ::: 1 ,9. 0 . :F;3040.e_t.7.,,,,71,4en lasb gi : 6 2 1 : 2 31 Si been offered at 40s. per 4Mlbs., but no buyers have been i L ' IL 7 15,t.;;: a ;,: i `'" 1334 1314 1331 44 2; forthcoming, We have nothing of interest to notice in to 7 Do. New m I pm - millet seed. Danubian is worth about 20s. per 4801 be ;.0 6 Do. Extension 4l ow ran ei sin linseed has moved of slowly, and prices has given 190 all Metropolitan Diatrtst lOO 102 ad 104 xd way la per quarter. Taganrog, arrived, 65e. pear 424 2 . ° ,1; Do. do. - lbs. Bombay, in warehouse , 69e. to 70s. ; Went* 652.6 d. 9 1) 6 De. 49 Shares .. to 675. ; Bleak Sea and Azoff, 655. ; Eggptian, 60 2 . to 61s. ; Bt. 1110 Do Ana. a Derby * and floe St. Petersburg, 63e. per qr. Linseed cakes have is all Mid gaol _._ - - -. changed hands to • fair extent on former terms; 24 160 Nose Brush . ....._ 67 es - made, 101. Ws. to 101. 15e. ; New York, in 3t. 100 Do. lidln..Yerth.thwed 27 24 - barrels. 101. 155.; ditto in bags, 181. los. ; Western, in begs, st. 100 N. leatern-Berwlek - 110 111 110; 4 I Di. G. N. S. Pure - - - 91. 15e. to 91. 17s. 6d.; and Mar wall's', W. se. to W. 7e. 6d. N "I 24. 1110 Dt. Ltda..- - per toe. The demand for cottonseed ethos has been less B L . me Da. York ... - lO4 1110 1011 active, at 51. ?a 6d. for ordMary ground. sad 51. 7a. 6d. pr St. 100 Do. Carnal; ..- - - - too for well ground. Rapeseed has experienced a firm i n .n 26 MI Do. Stook.*Darllog. 266 374 - quiry, at fully late rates. Samoans*, 73a. 6d. ; Danubian, 16 16 1 Da. ilo. 181041.- 10e 114 pm - 72a 6d. ; Guxerat, in warehouse, 751. to 765. • Ferozepore, 3 ,,,t• 100 , North_ 10 . 2 . 125 !„., l2B 139 - 71e. to 72a. ; Calcutta, 695. ; Danubian cultivated, ri; ; ' j " ) :: 17,.. ig; ••• • - : P i I" : 725. 6d. • and Wild Black Sea and Azoff, 38a. to 39e. to st. 00 ! Nor u d is i gh t ,g i m m cottonseed very few sales have taken place. Old seed has to all . N. it IL Western Jima 11 12 - realised 81. se. per ton, St. 100 'Scottish Central - ARRIVAL or SEIDL-English : linseed, 70 ; rapeseed , 8t 100 :Scottish N.Z.Aber.lltk. 66 63 - 40 ; and sundry, 225 qrs. Foreign : tares, 10 ; linseed, B St. 11 100 00 Scottish . lildlan ua l..- ll2 114 - 2,933: rapeseed, 8,128 ( maize, 9,288: and sundry, 620 qrs . - - - , St. 100 South Devon 66 67 66 Eironrs.-Wheat, 35 ; Sassed. 470 ; alaord. 7, 94, ; St, 100 South Eastern ..- melee, 80 qrs. ; end doer, 238 aorta 20 1.11 Manus, W oklaghox&o. 8 9 - 4111.112k/f1 PUMA Si 140 I na Vole - Biroloi. isB Do. 0 ... - ... - - Per Qr. Per ( Ir• st. me Vale of Neeth - WNW. a. a. 0315 a a 10 3 ! Waterloo & Whitehall - - - Ram, Nest, red, old ato 621 Scotch potato - - ._ ... .-- _...._ -.- - Dew al to 40 .. 80. white. old 62 b le OAR. a s. Roach potato wblts „ black - . itartesabd y an :V a r 41 66 61 nurna td, old to isazzar. Mamas (1816) 32 to 36 Tick 35 So 38 Harrow Pilo= 3O to 40 34 to 43 ram Kamm M o o 31 40 UM( Glitstlai 25 to 28 limp. Ima e j g fortollr, and 56 to 86 Monalas and Ware 68 to 87 Brows Lllactic& as. Lawman dors.B•er. __ C.15.g.6p.c. I gm 84 to $6 Nt: BB to 42 $8 to 43 Boller, _ to Buffalo & Lake Hamm 68 06 I see £OOl sd idis per sd 11 3 " Do. Pn7eranoa Bait., Baulk& (Wart* 5 per cant 1572-3-4 CaL .1 3.3.57451556p.0. B Caps T. IL Dock ep. a. g Demenusjp.o.per.prol pat Bengal gm. do Iliall,4laa cm. I do Tows made, porl/10 lbs. floossbold 37 so 39 oountr, 32 to 37 Norfolk sod Suffolk suably 32 to 34 76 10 96 98 zd 66 70 100 101 100 101 zd 101 102 zd m ipro zd 66 3 VI 89 67 OD 67 62 66 60 62 67 67 60 42 66 3$ U 66 16 tro4 104 id par ipei zd jam soar z d d 99 100 z 91 93 zd Do. J Sitiiistoo Brand Trunk of muds in,. Sy wp. B..bp. et Do. U$ prof. Bonds. Do. do. deferred Do. but 'suf. Bonds.. Do. do. defined Do t i ed put. stook.. Do. do. deferred Do. 4th pref. Reek.. Do. do. deferred ;real Indian Peninsula OA. s. a. Daabh and !Swedish 22 to :6 Yawl= _ 21 to 17 Danish to 39 ZlClPtian 37 to 40 rue _ _ 18 to 38 28 So LIMAN CALL Do. sus. 6 per mat. I Do. New do K Lotlndfa6.6p. at White -- ---• 81 N se Yellow _ 111 to Se Bo 4 per mit. - YLOUL "tench, per sack .... St to Sit Spanish, „ . SS to 38 American, per be t... 38 to 3t Canadian. .. .. 34 to 3. Do it. Wiliam a an.iii Do: Nsw lee 16: 41u. 92 96 8c7.4 - 11111 . (le. i ii ii iiiiiii Dole do. do. 1877-8 Indian Stanek Limited %Ladies guar. d p. oast Ai. do. if d 0... Do. as ofr do.— Do. 711th Irionaloo Kelt% Corp. a per e. 88 aad Hotoos'a Bap Do. B p. et.. pay.lBBo Do. sp. et pay. 1895 tr.LotOad.Op.e.lstgi.B. ixt► i per omit Do. Deihl d 0........ Do. do. d 0....... Do. PonJano d 0...... Do. Intim do. NTO LONDON, BY LAND AND DEC. 30, 1865, TO JAN. 6, 1886, q 44718 id 99 AO i 3 91 911 mil 98 88 14 ell 66 102 104 83 85 80 82 xd 99 109 id 2 994 141. xd x.l 99a xd sru ' New _ _ OAR. _ _ ZVI* toad — 2l to 26 potato 26 to 30 Boot* tool 22 to 26 1 , 0111011. Ps CO. Innen: Dan t& Put goal bap 47 to 50 &stock & Mooklan 44 to 56 43 to 4a Baratta, bard raft kake;4ollll,, red 45 to 49 whit* Baial. Wading it to 30 Distilling Malting OAT!. Dutch brewiii7... fl to 261 feeding .... 21 to 25 ARRIVALB OP GRAIN. to., L WATER CARRIAGE., MOM INCLUSIVIL 901 1 Rd ad 101} 1 S sd $4l 5 1011 1 lei 18i —, xd xd xd sd xd JOINT STOCK BANKS. SLn ca. Ira' Cl. prima. I ma... MON, GO !Agra & Mastamsn'a(L 10,096' 60 !Albion 10,000.100 AllianooLen4Livarpool 10,000!100 ! Do. Leaned at 90 pm 100 , 000 1 10 Anglo Austrtui 40,000. GO 'Anglo Bgypttan (Lim.) 30,000! 60 !Amclo Italian (Limited 11,300' 10 ' Gaiaticßank.Cor.newab man' 66 Australasia 19,600: 10 !Danko' Drltlah(olumbla 10,008' 26 Rank of Egypt 8,000 100 Bank of London • 16,000 10 Bank of Otago ;Limited) 10,000'110 Bank of tlueonaland (L.) 13,000' 50 BankolVictorla,Aaatitai 14000! 10 Bank of New /*Wand ; 44000' 50 Barned'a Bank (Limited' W 0.91 so 3...11!-?*P?!tugu“.(Ll 66; 67; I_sls par - N - 1 1- P;il $9,000! 10 10,000 60 60,000 10 10,000 , 16 10,000,100 British A Califs - imams if. British N. America .... C. Bk. ladia,Aas., Chins Chart. Mer. of in 4c. City . . 60,000, so* 30,000100 80,000 06 600,0001 10 0001100 1 0. ,000'100 10,000 1 so Immo! so 61 80 10 000 ,0001 10 30,000 10 18,000 60 dojo& so to,oowsoo 10,00 e 100 S0,000:100 Damfat (Com. Bank of Canada.. corn. Hank of India, ,Coneolldated Bank (L) ,Cantanental I Dn. New Delhi and London Isaac Loudon k Litaitad Piasters Kg c henget Lim) English Joint Stock IL) 'lng.Scot.ttAtieLeaartd. 'English and dweillah (L Ill'aropean Dank (Urnited lifailuns.Chlna&Jap.(L) Do. Wetted at 2 pm Do. New .. ti 6.00 •1 Sr° e 000 a. 000; to no 10,900 13,0001 4000, ,Imperial Bank, Limited , Leman. !Lad Mort.B.k: India (L) Lon. Bk.of Loudon and Brarglan Do. Yew...... .... London & River PlatelL 8 ipm i 3 PCD pa I 3 cl 6 15 17 71 Tt 11 n 19i pi 14k160... -YI _~;w i' i, - ,iis as Go lab.to 4 7 rta 14 0 db S 5 the 46 48 ZS Id 46 48 16 110 113 16 61 SS 30_ - -11.1 E 3 15 edW egra le %cu. par I pa We 6 6ea 206 16 18 16 18 18 18 6 6 1 1 " , be 3 pm ad s 6 27 Idle par par iPm 2 Idl. 1 3pm par Om 11 13 pm 2 3p • 62 23 82 61 60 62 16 17 per fpm id'. elm 1 dls par 16 W 11 219 01 par I pm 6 4 the I 1 dle 2 1 di. 1 1 Ka zelmp T 9pm 20,000( 26 • Do. New, les. at le pm 60,000! 10 Loa. Cli.Bank of Antall. 10,000' 60 London and County 710001 60 London Joint Rock.— 16.20 dm* Booth African 1.000 100 tut d. Western (UM 6,000 100 1 Do. do. New 6,000' 60 ILomion&Veneeue4 (L ) 60,000 100 'Len. & Westminster 10.0001100 'Merchant itank(Lint.) 0 .0 0 0 1 1001 Do. New 60,000 1 60 Mercantile & lfrebsntL 11,000 , 100 Metro.* Prow. bank (I 4,166,100 I Do. do. 6,000 100 1110115unt Beak (Um I 20,000 6 National of Australasia 20,0001100 !Nat1....0f Uranium 10,000„100 • M.Pra. of Ingiard.. 0,000 , 10 Do. tud and 3rd 40,000' 60 'National Bank 27,600 10 , Now eolith Weida 01.000 10 'Now loaland (lAnillad) 60.000, 10 : North Western 00,0001 U Orkental Bank Oorporn 20,000 20 OrtenkCom.B.Llateo.C 26,0001 20 , Do. do. lateN.F 21,000' 10 Do. do. lateF.C 30,0001 60 Provin.Banitingt:orp.(L 7.2101 60 Do. do. 20,000 1 100 lkeston. of liUaod 10.9001 10 Do. _ do 7 . 10 81 48 46 I- 113 11 fdls oar se seas 60 64 10i 11 12 17 121 i id fil ii,6ooi ID 20.000, 26 17,0611100 10,000'100 &0,0001 10,006'100 8/,00/. 60 Scalds. Pant, &Delhi (L South Anatolia cd 8.0. Attila Do. do. tr. slept& Unica ot Atlanta Union od Intend (IM ) Union ot Imam Eoi 11 Slf Ws 1 1 e Oedis I 124 t/ *lir If tidis 40 s Eli 4 2AL "Si 19 9t4 6 4 ath 44 16 • !d4 en 641 71 at; It 8 . la lath mi n t= India . le: 181 US . 7 ._ ... 17SX M. Londonagt.Kat Me 77 81 DP 1,001.600 100 D o. Deb. St. 4p. cent all 87 99 ad -. 890.8 th It Southampton WO -. 887.078 St. nrrei Commercial -WI .. COLONIAL 80•11,111 LINT 13111:7MITLEfr. 1.. .. Gov. 11p.0..1Ur '.. MAIN, oL Yob.laus. Do.o poretibi.3 D 0.5 pot oilan.ai Do. pot of • • Oir 40. U9O-1900 .. Do. 60. 186040 .. Do. do. 180041 Do.6p.c.Ap.etOct..l9oo Ontrt. ial or. 186 w. p.a 1878. a• t . Maastltas • pa Do. 1861 iNviaL Gov., re coal Naw BMW. GOT. 6 p.a., N.B.Wake Gv. 6 p. 0.11163. Do. 6p. a. 187110 urn' Do. 6 p. o. 1808 to 1882 Now Loataal 6 par ow& Do. 6 par mot. Nova llootla 6 p. 0.. 1876 Glatosioad Gov. 6 p. et. LAsolGov. 6p. 4,1878 j Plo.Gov.llp.o..Tan.‘lllB, Do. 66.116.0.A66114106. 811111111 KM 01. velem. N 96 sd 96 N 96 N 79 61 id 70 80 id 101 10i IN IN 106 146 192 106 id 90 92 160 102 106 108 100 102 id 101 102 id 102 106 102 106 98 100 99 96; Ste 914 1,11 87 58 xd 100 102 Id 82 134 xd 97 99 xd 99e 1001 xd 108 105 Id 104 106 I —ld 1,88 78 8 id 1100 }-968:11 ifONEY MARKET.-(271D1 DAY.) and are to be paid off at par by Molars Thomsen. ---e-.....-._ Bona:, and Co., on the lst of April. Oil olhoolts I SAITIDAT Emma. The transactions in public securities to-day are Consols, which closed yesterday at 861 to 87 ea upon a quiet scale, and the tone is rather dull, the tvc:rnfi:r next Tuesday's settlement, opened this continued flow of gold from the Bank keeping alive at the same quotation, and closed at ST to 1. For money the last price was likewise 87 to uncertainty with respect to the future course of the 4, and for the Bth Feb., 874 to 4. The official money market. Consols, in which to-morrow is business report is as follows :—Three per Cent settlingday, are unchanged, but foreign and English Consols, for money, 864, 71 ; ditto, for account, railway stocks have declined in several cases. Me- 8 6 4; 74, 7 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 864, 4 ; tropolitan shows especial heaviness. Banking and New T ree per Conte., 864, 4 ; Bank of England stock, 2461 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1021 1; ' financial shares remain fi at, and a fresh fall of ditto Five pee Cent. " enfaced ” rupee paper 1 , 02 • 1 7s. 6d. has taken place in London Financial. Ina- ditto Fire-and-a-klalf per Cent, 1091 ; ditto Bonds, perial Mercantile are slightly lower. 'Bs 13s prem. • , -s ' The supply of money in the discount market Indian government securities present no change continues large, and transactions are reported in of importance. Exchequer Bills remain at 6s. to 2a. the best paper at a fraction below the Bank mini- disoonnt. The foreign stock market was steady, but then mum. The charge in the Stock Exchange for loans was not much business. Egyptian Bonds of 1864 on English government securities till to-morrow is improved 4 per cent, Turkish of 1865, 4, and Meal -4 per cent. can , 4 ; but Greek declined 4, Spanish Passive, Consols are now quoted 87 to 4, ex div., both 1, and the Certificates, 4. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. were also flat for money and to-morrow's settlement. The transactions in bank shares were few, and The transactions in foreign stocks are limited, th e tone was dull. Alliance, British and Califor and the course of prices rather unfavourable. nian, Chartered of India, Australis, and Chins, Spanish Passive bonds have declined 4 per Commercial of India, and Union of London de and Australasia and Oriental were rather cent., and the Committee's Certificates, Brazilian anted; City an d Colonial Bank improved scrip, and Mexican, 4. Turkish of 1865, how list..ontn Fin ancial shares were . heavy at ever, have improved 4. Some of the present one period of the day, and were dealt in as y low as quotations are subjoined, viz.: —Greek, 131 to 34 prem.; but a reaction afterwards took place, and 144 ; Turkish Five per Cents, of 1865, 414 to 42 ; the closing quotation was only 3. 6d. worse than Spanish Passive, 264 to 4 ; ditto Certificates, 134 yesterday. International Financial shares were to 14 ; Confederate, 6to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 4 to slightly lower. The closing prices were as follows .... 1 prem. ; and Marken, 224 to I, ex illy. —lnternational Financial, 13-16 to 15-16 pram.; American securities exhibit no movement of im- General Credit, 14 to 2 pram ; London Finanei3l to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 24 to portance. 5-20 Bonds are ,now quoted 644 to 1 ; prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 34 to Erie Railway shares, 564 to 4 ; and Illinois, 761 prem., ex dir. and new. to 1. National Discount shares were last quoted 114 tie vem., being 2s. 6d. lower; Joint Stock Co International Financial shares are now quoted t 16 to 3-16 dia. Overend, Gurney, and Co 64 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; General Credit, 11 to 2 to 1 prem. ; and ; Hudson's Bay, 15/ to 4. In the prem. ; London Financial, 34 to a prem. ; ImPe. market for miscellaneous shares there was a decline rial Mercantile, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Credit in Ceylon, Egyptian Trading, International Con- Fonder and Mobilier of England, 34 to 4 prem., tract, New Zealand Trust and Loan, Ocean Marine, and Trinidad Petroleum. Scottish Australian In ex all; Overenl, Gurney, and Company, 64 to 1 vestment stock rose 14 per cent., and there was a prem. recovery The shame of Charles Lafitte and Co. are Katls ne to the same extent in London and St quoted 24 to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank, The shares of the English and American Bank 4 to 14 prem. ; and London Steam Towing, 14 to 2 were nominally quoted 4to 14 prem. ; and Hercules prem. Insurance., 14 to *prem. -- - - HALF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK. Consols are still auoted 87 to 1 1, ex div., both for money and to-morrow's account. The price for the new settlement is 87i. About 118,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn from the Bank for MINES.-4THIB DAY.) ONE OVIDOE. The milling market continues remarkably inae tire, with very little business, and the movements' in prices to-day are quite unimportant. It is probable that there will be no real revival of busi ness in British wining securities so long as the ins bout high rate of discount remains in operation. The payment of the dividends, which will com mence to-morrow, the 9th, may be expected to cause a further addition to the floating supply of money, although it is believed that the bulk of the sum to be released will be carried back to the Bank through the repayment of loans recently made by it to tie discount establishments and others. So far as internal influences are concerned, there fore, the value of money seems likely to recede a little, but there can be no distinct revival of confidence until the foreign drain of gold from the Bank ceases. On Saturday about 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Alexandria, and a further amount is expected to be taken to-day for Brazil. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 17th instant, will be 35,00,000 rupees (350,0001.) It cannot be doubted that the great expansion which has taken place in our export trade to the United States since the conclusion of the civil war has had considerable influence in bringing about the present exorbitant rates of money, under the two fold operation of a large increase in the number of bills seeking discount, and in the necessity imposed upon us of paying in cash for the bulk of the raw materials which we work up into the manufactured form awl con sign on credit to America. For this reason, and also because it is important that we should keep a good account of the extent to which we are trusting the American mercantile community, much interest attaches to the periodical statements of exports pre pared by Messrs. Guion and Co., of Liverpool. The figures for the month of December are now rendered, and prove that the exports to America in that month exceeded by 50 per cent. those of the most active month of December ever known. The sub joined statement gives the number of packages of British manufactures (including cottons, woollens, worsteds, linens, hosiery, haberdashery, carpeting, tbc.) shipped from Liverpool to New York in December for 15 years, and also those from July to December for the same period of time : Packages. Pa( Inge.; December, 1850 ... 12,700 July to DecoBso 5..1,7.:5 1851 ... 9,978 1851 .. 4.;,438 99 99 1852 ... 13,804 1852... 61,117 1853 ". 14,591 1853_ 75.632 99 1854 ... 8,960 tt 1854... 41,735 1855... 15,550 1815... 79,521 9. 1856 ... 15,641 1856 .. 77,3 09 .. 99 V 1857 . 3,5711857... 40,889 99 ~ tt 18.58 „. 15,985 ~ 1858... 65,528 1859 ... 15,092 1859... 77,362 1860 ... 14,879 1860... 81,270 99 tt 1861 5,468 1861... 27,639 tt 9 . 1862 ... 9,354 1862... 61,703 tt 1863 ." 13,794 1863... 66,912 99 1864 ... 5,115 1864... 30,516 19 1865 22,185 1865...112,897 As regards foreign manufactures (including silks, laces, embroidery, and other fine goods), a similar increase of the export trade to New York is shown, and this serves to explain the increased demand for money now experienced on the continent as well as here. The annexed figures are in the same form as those before given : WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) M..NDAY, JAAIVAM 11.1 L I . I K. Packages. ^ Package'. Dweasber, 1860 ... 699 Julyto Dec 1850... 4,580 9. 1851 ... 1,006 „ 1&51... 5,120 /9 1852 ... 2.199 „ 1852 ... 9,675 99 1853 ... 4,310 „ 1853... 15,948 99 1854 ... 850 „ 1854 ... 9,265 99 1855 ... 660 „ 1855... 6,245 91 1856 ... 2,504 „ 1856... 9,216 .. 1857 ... 758 „ 1857... 6,237 ~ 1858 ... 2,511 „ 1958... 9,512 1859 ... 5.043 ~ 1839... 13,858 1860 ... 5,335 „ 1860... 17,262 99 1861 ... 1,873 „ 1861 .. 8,662 19 1862 ... 2,085 ~1862... 14,905 9, 1863 ... 7,096 „ 1863... r2,t.27 „ 1864 ... 1,894 „ 1864... 11,939 „ 1865 ... 11,505 ~1 965... 57,096 Subjoined is a comparison of the present posi tion of the Bank and the price of Consols with the corresponding date of last year : At present. Same tine last )em. Bank coin and bullion L13,106,133 .. t13,533.fe2 Bank reserve of notes 6.253.240 .. 7,459,120 Rate of Miami & II percent. .. 6 per cent. Price of Consols The half-yearly meeting of the London, Brigh ton, and South Coast Railway Company is called for the 29th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Trust Company is convened for the 30th inst. The Crystal Palace Company announce that the half-yearly dividends on the 7 per cent. preference stock and the 6 per cent. debenture /deck to the 31st ult., and the dividend on the ordinary suck for the twelve months ending 31st October lait, will be payable on the 15th inst. The 11th annual drawing for the reimbursement of obligations of the Great Luxembourg Company took place at Brussels on the 19th ult., and the numbers of the obligations drawn can be ascertained on application at the company's offices. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Walachian Petroleum Compa n y (Limited) is to be heard before ,the Master of the Rolls on the 13th inst. Creditors of the South Blackpool Hotel Com pany (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by this day, the 19th having been appointed by the Master of the Rolls for adjudicating upon them. The numbers are published of 1,131 bonds, re presenting 256,2501. of the Peruvian Five per Cent. Loan of 1865, which were drawn on the 2nd inst., &T: W. I. Ex. _!---1 1 3 1 1 6 23.72 O. S. 5.74 =ID _ 28.99 43 W. '79.03 47 W.N.W. 1/9.52 49 W.N.W. ,29. , 950 W.N.W. ,29.tZ. St, W. ;"..4 W. '29.40 49 W. 122.39 SO W.N.W. 129.33 48 W.N.W. '29.22 4s W. ,:29.93 40 W. 2..79 44 S. W. 273. - 7 2 . 4 4 S.W. S.s.W. W.Y.W. B.W. W.K.W. L~ N. E r : %%RV!. W.S.W. N.N.E. W. I N. w. Co I co 10.1( cr 0.36 co 0.54 440 0.47 rc 0.20 r 0.28 or 0.04 co 0.83 oc 0.444 re 080 re 0.34 ru 0.45 ro 0.24 4 . 0.40 No. I M. M a.oce : 1 2 , I.OU ~ 93! xd Inf-brerts 6 I 6 6 9easta at market, 0.150: Pigs. 59). BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that during the past week the market has evinced greater signs of activity than for SOON time past, late prices in all instances being fully maintained. _ Mr. Malet and Mr. Morier are to receive the Companionship of the Bath, u ► recognition of their valu able aseistanoe in arranging the commercial treaty with Austria.. THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.—At the meeting of parliament Mr. Denison will be moved into the Speaker's chair by the Right Hon. W. Moosell, M.P. for the county of Limerick, and seconded by Earl Grosvenor, M.P. for Chester—not by Lord R. Grosvenor, M.P. for the county of Flint, as erroneously stated. The address in answer to the speech from the throne will be moved in the House of Commons by Lord Frederick Osvendish, M.P. for the West' Riding of York, and seconded by Mr. William Graham, M.P. for the city of Glasgow.—Observer. SERIOUS ILLNISB OF HEADS OF Houma; AT OXFORD.—Ws regret to &osmium the anions illness of several heads of houses at Oxford. The gentleman that fint claims our attention is that venerable oriental scholar Dr. Macbride, principal of Magdalen Hall, who, although from recent iequiries, is a little better, canoot at his ad vanced age (871 be pronounced out of danger. The Rev. Dr. Bulley, president of Magdalen Cane, after a severe illness has left Oxford for the sea side, and it is hoped the benefit of • change of air will enable the rev, gentleman to resume the duties of the presidentship next term. The president of New Inn Hall (the Rev. Dr. Wellesley), so well known in connexion with the fine arta and the 000tinental len * we learn, laboariog under • severe attack of which has necessitated the summoning of his rela tions to his bedside. From late inquiries very slight hopes are entertained of his moray. No COPTatorr!—Our edition of Sunday, con tainieg new Christmas story—" Doctor Marigold's ma ptions "—wits eagerly taken up by the public+, and before S o'clock not a oopy was left. We sh►ll print the story engirt in the Senti.Wee.kty Times of Tuesday (to. morrow) morning. Copies in wrappers, reedy for the mails, may be had at the publication oftioe.—peers York Tinier, Deo. 25. Pot Qr. 1 190 100 WI 0 1110 WI 1 Pd. ICL prior I Balm. Osmabtion Chtrartoo Ose. Gold. L. Milord Amid Dew. G. Con. (Pandit) Drake.'Us Zed bet Cared= Beret (Ellogsm) Wt Cara Brea UM Gemini/a Let Goimmialsks East Lovell & W. Russell (Tavisik ) Gm:Mier d NL Atibym Greet Lug (Limited) Great Routh Told= {Gnat Vidal Bag IQ. W. Vac (ilelsioa) 'Grenville Herod loot ,liingston Downs Mergers{ (Coy Want) I Marko Valley llwpady iron Ore i I New Sot= North Rakes: Wit. Benet ( Wog= North Wheal Crotty Prosper United Providence U. Ulm= Condon Ist.curso Mouth Coodurrow W. frames (111useryl 13.15 y Turk Ttu Croft IVigra and Claim. Um West Basest ((mew Carsdon (Wawa* Wen Ch!redo' I West Beton WY. Barestlogeh) Wh. Buller (tedruth) W.llmAun (Ilealteet) Wheel t on Wh. Trolewney (Lek) DSBINTU 11 "UC'4. tie tics si l o ILL 6 1.9.0 10L17.61 it . to. 84 11 II 1 121 4 1111 id s 1 11 7 10 21 4 4 U ifi id 1 4 4 IS 40 5% 6I :d 6 4 44 14 i tto. 40 15 17 #ll 167.01 1 161.11.6 60 alao 111. 18.17.6 4.10.• ST SO 610 640 II it SO 15 10 12 19 20 4 6 1 4 9 LI 90 83 186 196 96 100 81 Id 3 5 916 220 15 19 zd fPd I LI. prices. 1 UMW COL Zito. t p.s.llar.lMop, 11. N thn.,4 p.c.JaattJ G. Wotia.—W. M.-0x.,41 p. at... .Tax. et July—. Loc.& Yk.l p.c.Jaa&Jl, Lon.Brigh.tp.c.Jandaly L&N.W.4p.c.Jaa.b.July Do. 14 p. c.,1 snot' uly L&9.W.,10.6.Jan.4.T01y Ilidlond.4p.o.Jan.da uly N. BMWs. IL P. et D. 8.,1 p.c.. Nob. N.laten..4p.c.J aAAJi4, Saat..N.Z..V.c.APAOcI.I MISCILLAI4 IDUIL 'AM IO - 1 1170. Nay. (1.) kogio-l/ooaus Mai 1 Atlantic TeL gua.B A Aostrellaa wdrillan rat.li. B=l;:ToaiktafooL h torworks ( * LI Bokkow Vaught'. (L. Bombay Gm (Mal Do. ird Isaae British kowtow Lad B. L Msg. Tel (L Indio Tow ( U) I:Canada eanadian C =ans(L) Ceylon Company. Ditto A harp City of Lendang.rro.(L City of Milan Impro.(L Do .City of Moscow Gaa (L), Oticos (Um) •• • • Commercial Union(las., Ocen.MAteloanider.fLl! Consolidated Dis...(L) Contumumi 'Coutractrorpnratlnn IL' Cop. U.Eng., Pref. 'tip. e. C. Nono.mmos of Kam. I p . m.(lL to pay) Do. of elau'riltua-ti:;• 'Cryital PaLce I Do. Preference .. _ I Do.B p. et. Perp.Deb. Darla. (Limited) I DiacounWorporatlon(L Vattern Adam Tee(L.) I IL tudiaLead,C.&Fla L ladle & Canal' Abw Vale nertrie Telegraph I to& and Ana. Co lag pper Ing.sad forelgaCredit .dlleottlahltarta.iL .fairtaire iragineoriag. n:uncial Discount (L. , i I Forrat. Warehouse (L. I Gelling& (Limited) GOredtt&PinolLo (L !Gin. Wawa Navigation IttomediZolonial ha IL) Hong Hong & CUL Gam Hudson's Bay Number Iron Works(L) etller.Cd 1. Ass. ) 'lndian Carrying (Lim.) International Contract ilnternaillaan.Boo. ' Internet. land Cre.:Ut(L IWlM'Kailas Lane. Isrig.l9se. Oar.) I Do. op. o. r. 187 0. /otatlitooliDisocrant(L 1 1 Lead Securitim (Lits.;l se Trading ta°g. c so dealedon . L , 'Loa.ooantyl&nd&B.i7l .Load.alstriet 'Dam( Load. Ruin. (L ), Land. G. thenlbes C. I I. Loud.&Cileeg.Eng.Co(L: Load. Italian, etc Stat. I Lood.ller. Dlsoot et(L)! .Land-Provinatallterlae 14mIrma Lniga & Carl Wafts Inveatment(L) Mauritius Idiad,(to.(L; toll*. Idea. Tel (L) erchant Shipping lLiUnallii.Ld.litliockL Iron it arta.. Natal um* OGL C. (L i National Cla. Com (L)1 Naltoodiror.ll ztnL National Stoma Nom. (I, Norbuddathmil dt L 'L. Do. New N. Zealand Ldt L V.Vialsed T.ctLoau Northernisaamlrow(l Do. B 4.Brit. A astralaidas(L, Y. Bettetellerean. In.ll I Nowgoad Tea (Limited , ' moms Marino (Imam Otiandalibianetalgam Wooed Dee (United): Do. New OrientioleodSteam nap d ethiand invest Ottoman Compaq , (L.) Ottoman /*Wanda& (L. Ottoman Ass (UmiWi Overeod,Onroey,Co. PanamallM.Stesm(l. Do. do . Peel illv.Lmid&3lln.g , Pealoadar lk O. Steam Do. do. New , Qoetwada 1.. 8.. iIL.(I Rhymßey Iron 04,500 10 10 214; 6 60)„ ,, 04,11 110,060 60 10,000: 60 60 17,000 9 1 16 10,000 10,000 11 16.6' SI 17,331 16 Rio I. City Ineprov.W.. , Ditao Rio Janeiro Oas Royal Mall Steam ... loot. knows-lovas& inalth, Knight. &Colt: Aor. (1. Ray nt of , African & In. (L. Month Australian Luna 6 ileg 2 lno relogra9R• • 20 OCO, 20 .- AM MO 800.010i. 0 111. "eoe 60 10.0a6 s~.i+uu~ w i 16 41 WO 4 OL It I 1 i i iii' 80 •s 50 Of ii,ioo IS 100,000 2B Moe IS Do Beep - - Ter.Oonstrue.allolo.(l. Thames&Mersey to.(1. Illinfded Petroleum (t. TruatotAgencyofAus.L I. L co. of U. Canada I Vn.llartne of Uver.(L. IlattelK. Tele& 00. Of..j trolvems.ltarloe 'gippre tDo Asa as TosiLlm. D Von Dlemeleo Loc.. 'Tarrant "InanoolLlra. ModLuillodtPaeille&M - 4 61.1 42 01 1 OW wen 1 11100 01. pun it iinn i CU* 1 !pm 1$ 12 10 12 11010 I 0012 I io 5 1 .0001 10 100.000 20 00.001 60.00( 10 15,00 0 0001 1 1 0i 15,0 10,001 30 x,OOl, 10 60,0 a • 00 PBEFERENCB SHARES. Great Weatern.—Origteal irredeere. 4 per mat, 100 x d. Loudon aad Bath Weak (Bedford end Cambridge), 83. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Malvern and Rotterdam, 10. Dutch Rhenish, 221. Ottoman (Smyrna to AWL), 10 z d. Sambre and Menge, St. 86 85 I 94 96 zd 97 99 :d 9i 96 gd 94 96:d 94 96 I K 96 zd' V 4 NI scrl, 100 111 16 11 2 4 2 1 24 24 16 oial. 12, 1 I% 11 6 4 ilim -10 26 78 82 _m. 78 *lid t lit 2 Saes 2 I IP= id 1 0014 Oidle 4 $ din 24 1014 st 1f team i I Pin 6 6Ws ldli pt 16 16 seas 3 2 4141 34 110 I 110 113 xd i 110 113 401 -- i "few 11 9 dia 1 oidis 4 S di* zd 2 lOU 2 Ildla 283 217 lk II S 2 die li Oldis pm 8 1 810 12 10 Ms 11 il OM 26 . 18 .. - is F le !ice 14 14 id 17 16 dis _ 2 2*c 1 4ia l 1 pse, I dis per id. 1 0841. 9 11 idl 78 60 %di ii lifts 24 11416 7 3Ma i dis par 1 ti 3 thata _ A. ;us 10 7d4 11 9 . die - i fire to left. id, in 180 id' l es % dia d 1 4 Car 7 5 di. &dial 2 104 112 12 po I 1 WM i i i 24 Par eivr Pal OPAI 3 Ws 10 110 IP la leas 184 194 p fio . 7_44 is; Bt Par ipm 1 idle per Par Om 9 7We 14 4 964° 45 69 79 74 16 17 ir,.l " " 19 31 nBll2lid Igo 113 111 31 16 13 dla, 6 ~Au No. I sh. I 101,026 1 Bt. 60883116 at. 610,000 at. 118,000 1 St. 630,000 1 et. 1010223, 86. 312,330 1 St. 260,730 81. WOO' Y 150. 110,0301 10,000 11,004 10,000 41.000 15,000 32,000 10,000 40OP af.*l AEI 6:06; 10 WOO le 12 . 6° °1 2° 16,041 10 4.060 123 26,000 26 26.000 SO 60.000 20 60,000 10 20,000 SO 17,500 _2O li __,__ _oooll ...._ 1.11,1 100,000 10 100,000 00 team 100,10 X l lt t yr, 00_011 7.1.001 10,00 V 10 20 0 18,000 1 10 !• I . o _ o o_l 80 iO,OOO~ 70 isxgoei go 1178,9761.1 gt. meow 5 It.YUOI 60 1O,OW!1oo 116,0001 10 •. 80. 006 1 6:1 II 1000 D 60 260 , . 10 16,600 11 10.900, 60 "6, M0001C! 1 f? 0 10:0001 60 100,000 60 60.000; 1 60.000 1 60 110.000 20 100,000 10 10.006 60 10,000. 10 1,000000 100 100.000, 86 10,0001 60 1.000, 26 /0,060 26 f.."! 10 izooo l 4 -1- 1, 000 1 11.5,610 6 6,000 60 10,000' 60 moo' 50 61.600 2) 60,000 10 . 23 , 16 11,600 20 14.0rx. 10 10.000 60 26,000 10 iii;eroo 60 9;100 li 190,000. IS ti,ooo 10,000 100 0000 90 4090 90 20,000 25 90.'100: LS _ _ 13,0001 10 '4.4)1 10 1117,1161. St. 60.000: 60 13, vto 10 60,000' 1040 60 10,UOV ' 5 30,00 40.000 1 10 1;3001 40 iOO.)O xi zd xd silo zd 4i 31 71 e Si 1 i id zd mil a 3a 181 id 161 f liTi _4M Ahemleen Leith A rdraman . Greencastle Valenti* tape Clear Liverpool Holyhead Pour-ym 1 Brad. L'Orient Rochefort Plymouth Weymouth lortamouth London artuouth searborough., shields H cldcr Cautionary signals Loday on northern coasts. raoaaaLß. Tut:spay. OS NOKTltiall Wrnarql.AT. V nr) i lig gal.•-, with COMM Chiefly uorth.aestertg„ rain or snow. strong, roually, snits snow or min. W.A.W. to N.N.W.. WIIINZIA. W. to 1i . and back varying. a gale to strong, sit:ally, ha moderate. fresh. As unit above. SOOTTIM. As neat above. Similar to al,ove. UM:nit Ihroilar to &awe. Northern=Seutland. Western -- I Mond, Wales, awl adia uncles. fionthernr-- English Channel and Bay of Biwa& liastern=liastward Ani:and and North Bea. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (YIDS DAY.) (sr zczcnuo AND irrrcattanossc "'scrotum.) (mos OUR OWN CORRIISPONDINT.) The market renisine steady, with fair amount of busin' doing. Salsa will foot up about 8.000 or 10,000 bales. COAL MA R KET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Stewert - a, 19s. ; Walla End South Bettor!, 192.; Wells End Evil Hartle. pool, Ws.; Walls End Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End Bends dyle Helton. lie. 61. ; Wells End Tundra, 17e. 6d. ; New Belmont, 17e. ; West Belmont, 160. 3d. ; Polisher Primrose, 17.. Gd. ; Cowpen Hartley, is.; Buddies Han 18s.—Ships et m aket, 59 ; et sea, 70. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. IiTIMMOOL. JAY. G. —hulas to4iy : Great Lantern, 421. Great Western, 5, 7j—Law :attire and Yorkshire, 122 1, —Les. don and North Wodern, 124: 5 4 SLI I—Manclootbr, het- Lela, and Lincoln. lilt—Nt-trotiolltan. 134—Muth Liniterii;.l4 • —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 11-1 6 I — Grand Trunk of C 351 1 I—Erie, 541—Great Luxembourg, 15 13.16—Fpan.sh Cer tificates, 14—Allivcre 1330 k, 41 D.—Eastern Exchange k, Id. —Liverpool Financial A h2ciation, t d.—Mercantile Bank, 4 3.16 1 d Bank, 7j p —North W maim., 41 p.— Allion Marine, 13-Pld —Lancashlrelnanrance,l3-16p alol London and Globe, 91 p.—Mercantile Marine, poul Lachaugc budding, 24—National Steam Company, i„ d. SENsATIONAL RUMOURS OF NEGLo Oi:7I.I:PAILS IN AMERICA.—some of the south-western journals in the neighbourhood of Vicksburg are doing their beet to create t a sensation over anticipated negro outbreaks. The work is I about as villainous as could well engage the energies even of ' balf•loyal editors. We have some specimens of these re moors this morning. If there were any actual danger of agrarian outrages, it would be known to the dill event garri sons of national troop. at the South, and provision would be made to maintain order. This is as well known to the mischiefmaking editors, as it is to aro* people here. —Near York TillteA, Dec. '25. THE Ups AND DOWNS OF A LECTCRINc LIPP.— An itinerant lecturer, whoa* real name is W. C. Hannah, hut whose professional designation is St. Viers Augustus If alenza, was charge , ' before the Liverpool magistrat es, on Saturday, with plundering another lecturer, a coloured man, named J. C. Thompson, alias Meths= Tommie. The two lecturers " worked - the various towns of England in company, and joined at the expellees of travelling, lodg ing. &c . While Thompson wee ebseet from Liverpool, however, for a short time, Heanab appropriated a quaa , tity of his books and papers (including MISS. of lectures, &c.) and took fresh lodgings. When Thompson rcitn be acquainted the police, and Hannah was apprehends& Hannah's defence was that the articles were his own pro perty. The case was rendered intensely ludicrous by the extravagant politeness which was manifested by the prisoner and the prosecutor. The prisoner wee placed under a general remand. MR. COBDEN AND THE STEDY OF THE CLAVOCIt. —ln his last speech at Rochdale he dwelt at considerable length upon the neglect of geographical teaching in our schools, and told the tele of his search, when riskily; Attica, for the Armin of the storied Maxus, and of kis amusement when at last be discovered the insignificaat brook hardly containing water enough to serve the purposes of some dozen laundresses ; and yet, as he chidingly ob served, too many of our fine young English gentlemen • who, fresh from College, undertake to legislate for the wants of the empire and its relations with the rest of the civilised world, know more of the course of this Ozone land drain than they do of the Amason or the Mississippi. For this he was soundly rated is the columns of the daily and weekly prom as if he bad been guilty of in. calcating some pass, heresy, or wished to dis credit scholastic learning. But this was not his meaning or his aim. He thought indeed that the uniform drill of upper class intellect in Greek prosody, Latin vane, end the religion of Olympus, was an inads quote substitute for modern knowle,, in the youth of • ruling class. No man had arrester respect for true scholar ship of any and of every kind ; but he knew that oneeelf the young men who, by the right divine of territorial reek or fortune, eater parliament at an early sge, have never willingly spent an hour in the study of the clanks, whisk at Eton sad Christchurch they regard simply as the Weise of their idle lives. And being a man wholly devoid el superstition, whether social or educational. be could .ell kelp laughing aloud at that which premalbee a uniform eyehole of mental Maisie& so barren of flowerer fruit. In the exclusionist neglect of teachings that might prove law kimonos, and that might fairly be expected to serve a mare practical purpose.-4tnrier Quarterly &view, January number. GRZAT NORTHISRX 00SPITAL, CALIDONIAN-LOAD. —Number et patients for the =A eludes Jan. 6, 1,067; of which 251 were new ewe. :I. 1 .7 ~' 60,900 fa. I 101 - 65111 MASS IKON IFG* 10000 1^... MIMS MAO 000,000 MOOD 1011,0001 liken 1000.000 IMMO : .. 4 4000 tee - 1. 6.000 li.ln toot .!.§oil I.e®' stun: 6.6.0 116.0 7.1.6 10.6.7 1i Lt.o 18.18.9 116.16.6 64 6.17.0 0 10 90 21 670.690 —. xd xd Me - 101 a zd Si id _l4