The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) HOUSE OF LORDS. LLZSANDRA CAM Sir Hugh Cairo' on the et the deferedanb (Essen. Sillem th others) with hie ariplalolll, 'bowing that the Court of Error wee right in refusing to hear the a ppeal from the Court of Exchequer. He had are mmobeded hie epee* whim our report wee despatched. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coenrsim . ismerGoelbura.) THI MATTO& OF • DK= OF •111/11011:111111T. This case has been frequently before the court. The bankrupt had entered into a deed of artangemast with his ireditors for the payment of 2a. Bd. la the pound. The pro ,,,,diags in bankruptcy had been suspended, and the deed being completed, the court was now asked to make ma order that it should he registered, and to annul the bankruptcy. 31r. Lemnos appeared in support of the deed. His Honour now gave judgment. He was required by the terms of the 187th seoe of the act of 1861. to satisfy himself that the deed bad been duly executed, and that its terms were reasonable, sad oelculated to benefit th e general body of creditors. It wee neosisery, by meat dessimioes, that such a deed an this should extend its benefits to the whole of the creditors, as well those who dissented se those who assented ; the dissenting cre ditors were *staled to a remedy equally prompt and efil• moons with the others. The court had some doubt whether the terms of the deed wore sufficiently clear to this respect ; bat on the principle that the deed moat he taken to effect what was evidently its object, the court would hold it to be sufficient, and would direct that it should be registered, and afterwards annul the bankruptcy. IN RE waarmas—APPLICATIOX TO11:110VI 1110CIRDING8. Mr. Sargood asked for en order to remove the proosedings in thu bankruptcy from Exeter to the Load= court. The c reditors measly all landed in Landon • the bankrup t . had been arrested in the Exeter dietriot w hile on a visit in the neighbourhood, and had been there adjudicated. Then war no opposition. Lb. order wee made. 121 MC A. A. =Rt. The bankrupt was described as a clerk in bnly orders, of :..kwak, and formerly of Brighton. His debts were slated at no assets. Mr. West. for the assignees, did not oppose. The larger rid of the debts were due to relatives. The Hand•in•Harid oeice were creditors for 1,7013/., and held security on the bankrupt's wife's property. His Hollow regretted to find that a mem in the bankrupt's position had involved himself to so serious as amount. He might take his order of discharge. kr. West stated that theankrupt's living had bean Owed tinder sequestration, and the meditate would get the benefit of that. 11l ILL F.. W. DW.LI/118. The bankrupt was described ea of no iOOlllllOl or employ ment, of Tyra-stmt. Lusbeth. This was a prom' *Audi. cation. The debts are between 11001. and 6001. No aconnats bad beeo filed, red a medical certificate was pat is. showing that be had been prereated by illness from atteedlag to hie 4,-;ounta. It was stated that be had some property is ,t,tmeem 'i o the application of Mr. Aldridge, an adjournment was ordered to the 9th of May. LE BE C. MANE._ The bankrupt man described as of Barnard'a-inn. This was the sitting for examination sod diacharms, but no ac counts were filed, sod the bankrupt had not even Mitt. dered. Taylor, for creditors, mid he had seen a letter from the baikrupt stating that be did sot mesa to surrender. His Honour said he most be proclaimed. He had rendered birmelf liable to an indictment for miedenisenoar. Mr. MA* applied for so order to pecosento. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKEN WELL. CLOSING THE DEATH OF ♦ CHILD. T ,laar Chn747ll:s.4,7•ll'iniZi; ZAarrAril, 16, carmen, c f 21, Colville. place, Charlotteatreek Tottenhani.cours, road, were charged with causing the death of Billy Hamelmw, and deo injuring Lacy Ann Hamshaw, at th e same time avid rlAce, by driving over them with a hone and cart in Comp. sou.si eet , St. Pawns. The e went to show that the ascurresem wee purely accidental, and that the defendants were Dot to blame in the matter. On Saturday the prisoners were, with their horse and cart, proceeding at • walking pace, when the child Lucy, who was carrying the demand infest in her arms, slipped oft the kerb, and under the wheel. Before the infant could be picked up the wheels went over the two children, sad killed one on the spot. The wisoaers expressed their sorrow at what had occurred, but said it was no fault of their , Inapeciic Reyeari, E dhision acid he look the charge and had made mum inquiries into the wetter, and from all he could ascertain the death of the infant was a pure accident. The magistrate at once discharged the prisosers and told them they had batter attend before the Coroories legume. MARLBOROOGH•SCREET. HOL•SLBRLJKL•4O AT ♦ JEWELLER'S. Henry George, an ill-looting fellow, who — refined his address, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with breaking and entering the shop of Mr. Nathan Woolf Jacobson, jeweller, 312, Ozford-street, and steeling a large quantity of watches, jewellery, Ic. It amities; that last night, about 9 o'clock, a young man named George Hogberg, a glass cutter, residing at 43, Bloomsbarretreet, while gassing Moog Oxfordatreet, saw the prisoner rush out of Mr. Jecobsee's shop ; and ohm,. iog that his pockets were bulky, sod suspecting that he had committed a robbery, he pursued him into Oavendish-etreet, and knocked him down, and then took him back to Mr. Jacobsoe's. As soon ea the prisoner got into the shop he begat to empty his pockets of watches, chaise, and other articles. The primmer was then given into custody. Barnes, 83 C. deposed that the promisee being under repair, and the fanlight being out, the prieoner had entered by that 'soak . . . . _ A boy in Mr. Jacobson's employ proved seeing the poi soner in the shop, u also did Kate Sullivan, servant to 3lr. Jacobson, and the lut witness said that it wu on her giving an alarm, that the primuser ran out, when he was seen by the first witness. In answer so Mr. Tyrwhitt the °mutable said the fan light was quite large enough for a man to get through. the prawn's., who made oo defence, was committed for THAIdEa ♦ DESPERATE LOVER. s Th'maa Haruon,; solemuToo l •mao about 25 years of 14 , -, the manager of a oommon-1 bygone., in Cower's ii...la, Whitschapel, was brought ore Mr. Paget, charged with demolishing the shutters of the parlour window of Mm. Art Webb, a widow, No. 7, Gower's-row. The complainant, a laundress, said the prisoner had been p4lng his addressee to hoc daughter, hut owing to his drunken and dissipated habits she rejected his advances, and determined not to marry him or have anything to do with him. alr Paget —A very wise resolve on the pert of the young WOlllllO. Sirs. Webb continued—Xr. Hanson came on Satueday ni,;bt after I and my daughter had gone to bed. He deto ended an interview with her. He was refused admission sod then kicked loudly at the door, and tried to break it doss. He failed, mud then procured a shovel, and broke in the shutters, sad would have entered the house if he had sot , /era prevented by the police. The shutters could not be repaired. They were completely brosen up, end an entirely new pair was required. Kate Webb, a very quiet and interesting looking girl, Lae her mother in deep mourning, confirmed her statement, end said she was fest asleep when the prisoner hearth to koocl. at the door. She looked out of the window and saw people dragging him away. She then come downstairs and opened the door. On peeping out she saw Lien with • shovel leaving the adjoining house. She closed the door a u and went up stairs end called for the police. The prisoner had threatened her, and said be was determined to Le hunt for her. Mr. Paget—oh, no, he wont, unions you are foolish to ,, a4h to marry him. Wauess-1 will not do that. I have given him up is c, , sequence of his drunken habits. Mr. Psget —1 am very glad to hear that. A drunken I.l . p.n.thd is very bad. Nothing can be worse. F. e o Perrotr, a policeonnsteble, No. is 6 A, said Le saw thr` Prisoner in Gower's-walk, at ball-put 12 o'clock on s.,tur.l4r night, and he was io a furious passion, and nor r"~ 1-d us , a disorderly mob. He took the prisoner into c nt.ak , and he acted in a very turbulent manner, and said he otly wanted W see th e young woman. Mr. P..get sentenced the prisoner to pay 165., the price of and a tine of 20a. iu addition, or be imprisoned !.. , tees days. Tilt: CoNVICT HALL —On Saturday Hall was '..d by several of his friends, and yesterday afternoon father and mother, the mother and brother of his and one of the teachers at the Baptist Sunday school, •. n,el taken a great interest iu him, paid Lim what they I to Le a farewell visit. He appeared to he quite calm ~,;reed. He acknowledged his pante:nano be a just one, I a,. not a t a ll dismayed at the prospect of a sudden and . ..'nious death. He told his mother that he knew • . :at die, hut that be would bud his wife again in 11 " , ot • Yesterday morning he &Hooded Divine service in eb.pel, and in the afternoon he received the li • 4 acranient at the bands of the chaplain. In all the hes mod chapels in Warwick, yesterday, prayers were up for the unhappy man. In Warwick the feeling ▪ Ma execution was only lest warm than that in Bit , on. At 10 o'clock lost night the governor of War " s Led received from the Home Secretary the reprieve. T was at once communicated to Hall, who was bed, though not asleep. The unhappy man was • overcome by the sudden revulsion of feeling that be c a - areely gasp his ackoowledgmenta. The following Cu at ono* posted on the gaol doors :—" County l' " 40 0. Sunday night, March 13, 1864. George Hall— 'lL- sentence of loath is respited by bar Majesty's cow : 8 la--J. M. ANDERSON.'SeveraI nOTSOIIII who had s"r"... l y arrived from Birmingham at once tramped back Wheat. Barley. Malt. Osta I Beans Yeas, Flour qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. Ore. ' bele asks. .. 4980 2487 15;50 dAll 1010 280 .. 11001 Foreign .. 20e43 12194 .... 27327 1240 8017610 1060 = = I ' 2 15003 15761 42673 ?ISO j 370 Übto.oll6l LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) IL TRIO AND INTULNATIONAL 7T.L1.01A1111.) (nom OUR owN coutnrosparr.) Cotton stronger, at an advance of id. to {d. Sales pro- bably B,W bales. Import, E3B ; previously, 314. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1884. SHARI 1.18T8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Osoww. Owing partly to the intervention of the fortnightly Battlement, there is very little business going fee ward in the railway market to-day, and prices gene rally exhibit no change. With respect to the prin cipalstocko, the only variations are arise of I ppeer cent. in Great Western, and &decline of in Great London and North Western stock is now quoted 107 to 4, ex div. ; Great Western, 64f to 65 ; Mid land, 127 to 4, ex div.; Lancashire and York shire, 109 to 4, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1204 to 121 ; South Eastern, 904 to 1, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 46 to 4, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1254 to 126}, ex div. • London and South Western, 984 to 994 ; and Metropolitan 1064 to 109. Indian lines are rather null in two or three in stances, and Canadian inactive. Very few trans actions have oa:urred in foreign railway shares, and prices are unaltered. Lombardo- Venetian, however, are firm. JADINi N STC SIL I TS- I RAILWAY& -.4 wawa I Sao toI today pm. WiDINANY =ABM AND STOCK& an Ifiras,WoUltiltourVid. 100 .Blythsad rya* all BostosAlistrdst Alta 100 Bristol sod Inter.- 100 Caledoolan W t7ork sad Bazidosi I al/ 'Coniwall _ W W W 100 .100 100 Do. JO A betty. until 6: IS ip. e. impish/ to 1.1 DubUii and Belfast Jane Duades.PerthotAlxLin Edinburgh sad Ote u g n jow , Okow rod W or , W linens Ord. 111.1 I abet . 5;7. IL Ang. :Great Northof Scotian& Must Northern IDo.A •rea. wdh.sal oots{wep.atepatda Gt. South Wag. (Irull threat Western I po.lnottr . VALOtia.l 41 -mil r II: sell 120 121 sr :VI zd sd ad 66 4!- 1001 *4 68 id 1081 107 I zd 2081 91 zd 101 1171 7 1 xd * 90} 14 - 100 } 'a zd 811 73 zd - 14 17i ici sd id 90 . I id id zd Wm. - 104 10, 1 i 104 $} 4; - 9 1 i 1031 3 9d Ird 1 CL prima I Bales. zd SAN IMOD U WAN IS 47N. Silo so 1 0147001.1 00 Milt 10 &GUI ale' 10,000. 10 010001 ' *OOO 10 5.000 SO 5.5 151 5,5'15 12.000 IS 10010111 1110,1001. St. 177,0001. 1 BR 10.103 la 11:000 100.000 10 1119.070 i. et. MOO I 121200 23 .--- -- 100.0001 20 160.000 20 12,600 10 11.5001 6 to 104001101 NO 0,002 26 26.000, 60 10.000, tS 1I.Go& 6 10,000 10 176,000 6 60.000 10 60000: 10 12,600 10 12,0u0 10 10.000 II 21.!00, 10 ii3OOO'ii 20,000 100 0.000 10 108,676 6,600 20 1 60.000 60 00,000. 2 60,000. 26 10,000 . 20 160 000 1 20,000 1 00,000 10 10.000' 000.0000 St. 70,000 60 20,000 60 17,600 10 10,000 60 10,000 16 4,250 66 t rio m LeileaWar Mat I keelreana deeleadealitr u T a t DolsWaterworks Denby Gee ( lees Aiseekea Lad a I. Rs& Tel (L) I [Wads loam Tea X ) lasselea Ce =av;L) I Veyka Klaa. =lee. (L OommercialUnloa(les. 'Coasolldstad (L iec,Trdl3. ( e ( C r i Proteresoe Do. ael Top. DO inisoosalearporag L Lae Inis. Laid =Coma Trd.(L WWI& Mt: se 1= 'Gen. Seem Ne 4, vlgetloa 11114101111 laleeset Mane= (L) Lem BALD Mem (L. I Do. do . . _ . a n I! r 1 41 LI a a f } te n ials Par a Oa idis Par 4 40., ste xi 112 116 112 116 3 %Po it 1 die 106 Ir a If If 0 fi 4 11 1 1 111 13f pa 0 6db SI 00 If lOpor 211" 10 Iftpor 1} 10 0 1 . 200 'ltalia Intr. (eia. I Do. p.c. L . r.l Joistateck Disoosot(L. Agnd lecurithe ( Lb& , Load.aadealedaa.ll4 Losd. h ilist:LlT I Load. Man. Aro. )1 LOOQ Load G. Oaalbaa C. L. 1 _ _ I liadroolmp *email :Mastitis' laad.te.(l ) 1 Mega. Nam. TeL (L), Itlatcao..CroditAmo. ((L), ;Natal Load CoL C. (L); I Malmo& Die. Colo. (I) , ;National Moms Nay. (L) Noripadda Cool t L (L) Do. New N. ReiNolt Austral& , N.BrlL&Morosa. NovzSeotto ool,l4tLd(L Ocean Morino mason. )1 Oriental Cosmer.7.lol(L Orlootol Oar (Limited) IDo. Now _ _ OF* 100 100.0001. 84. 00,006 10 10,000 60 14,100 26 220.0001. SR 15;1,000 15,600 50,000 30,000 50,000 55,000 10,000 30,0001 fnaloleadatesai(f.) l ir :masa Gm (LiontedY Peelliv.Land4lllllB.ll4 Peninsular 0. Steam 7 8p N 81 1 Ohl= e ais par 78PIN _____ I_ Do. Now Quebroda 1., R.., IL ,L 11 2 11 !" 'ma Lio. Vol. City Improv. (L ) I DM* ditto Royal llailStesp :4 X lee 1 io — oAlaala Aiast. Inv. (L.) Soc. Floaa..l* Egypt ) Ahicaa 11. & In. (L' Beath Australian Lad' Submarine Telegraph Do. gain Thames& Mersey la. (I • • TraiatiAgeacyolAuaL T. et L. Co. of U. Canada, United IL Teleg. Co. (L Vulvae'. Marl no Ins. ,1 Lter Assam Tes(L/sa.) Van Diemen's Land... 13 141pia l I 4pa 11 Si 44 4 Ivo I dim 19 81 19 21poi 1 30:4 1 8 s 7}4l 83 1 I 1 1 89 i 88 09 139 144 0 1disi ti Pei 83 46 66 lak I per I Nil 1* Ipee 14 17 10 I! I it 7 1 ler _l4 zd 8 71 _. zd ISI 112 18 12 1 12 13 zd ad I ilT,sl":l;ciiii l'acTdeTi i. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Sou Paulo Um., guar. 7 per coot. ($L puid), Bj. South Auitrian sad Lombirdo-Vouotku, 20i. Went Flanders. 7}. PREFERENCE SHARES. North Bastoro, York, H. end S. Purchase, 10e. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (ay nicralc DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. T.Y.C. Burnfoot, Siva, Bloodin, and Tin Sapper ire ban. HOPEFUL STAKES. About 5 furlongs. C by Fandango, Ifaxsysninner, Rondidatia, King Arthur, Emmy° Junior, Ross of Danmark, Spring Cu. , Weather glass. Friday, Anonyma, Blackbird, Frangipani e, Mom and Fait Lynne aro bus. MUNICIPAL STA;iI3 . Hal[ a mil& Vatican c, Vesta, and Rowels are here. SPRING HANDICAP. One mile 6 furloop 132 yds. The Moak, Footeooy, Unfashionsble Beauty, Ghillie Callum, Truaat, Mantrap, Siva, Anglo-Saxou, and Vete rinarian ere hare. ESPIICTED.—Now Yost. UNITED HUNT STAKES. Two miles. Lucy, Vandal, Resolute, Rosemary, and The Squealer are here. LONDESBOROUGH PLATE. Fire furlongs 152 yards. Miss Armstrong, Veterinarian, Mantrap, Wisdom, Biondi'', and Em Bouquet are here. Mann.—Grace Darling, Faith, Miss Taft, &Limnos, Pigeon, Croustade, Gourmand, Hetman, lied Robin, The Bean. Catalogue, New York, Fly Fisher, Little Hannah f, The Leader, War Whoop, Village Belle, and Wisdom. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE EIOHT•OARED MATCH. PUTNEY, THIS DAT. The Oxonians continue to be in excellent health sod took their customary exercise this morning, and will go out as usual this afternoon. The Cambridge gentlemen left their university on Saturday evening, their boat harts( pre ceded them, and, with the *sorption of owe of the crew, took up their quarters as canal at Mrs. Baker's, the Star and Garter, Putney, the other gentleman arriving next day. Training WO4 of course out of the question yesterday, but the crew west out for • paddle this morning( in their new bast built by Mat Taylor, with which they are much please d, The wind has fallen here very much, end, consequently, the water is very smooth. The Cambridge gentlemen. who are all well, are very confident and even a Mier set of men if possible than their opponents, launched their boat from Simmons'. at a few minutes after 11, and proceeded a short distance up the river. Of course the change from the Cam, and even from the broad water at Ely, is very great, and it i ould not be expected that the crew woald be all perfection, but they sat their boat well, and this al tersooa we have very little doubt that their performaaLe will be criticised by a large number of spectators. The Caniabe have improved so much during the past week that those who fancied at one time Oxford must win, have now their doubts upon the matter, and the roaring this afternoon will pro bably considerably altar the state of the odds. VERDICT AGAINST A RAILWAY COMPANY. THE PAPAL EXPLOSION IN SPITALPIELDS. STATE OF THE INJURED 11112/.—(TRIS DAY.) This morning, upon instituting inquiries, it was foetid that the wellerees by the theins. se Friday last, were ? aotwiehtheadisg the dander nature el their =on welL" Hall. aged 23 years, sad Thanes Rabies/re, aged 23, the two s.. In St Bartholomew's Beepital, under the care of Yr. Versos, the those surgeon. are sow, tt im re. ported, " oat al dieser." The same statement is also suede, in answer to inquiries aboet the three MO is the Lowden fiespital awls, the owe ol Mr. Carl*, one of the home Joseph Nana aged 60 yews ; George Eke, aged years ; and Edward Spark, aged 23 years, mere is snob a sharking state whim they were kst broesht into this hospital (their bodies beiag so discoloured that they looked like mimes, ad they all baring received injuries of a very revere character), that their liven were at first despaired of. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RE-LAWIL -(THD3 . DAY. ) Although the supply of E4listi wheat on isle is our market to-day, coastwise and by had-carriage, was very moderate, Um demand for both red and white qualities Mei heavy, and the commies realised oe Mooday last were with difficulty supported. The general contlitioe of the wimples was by no MOM ADA There was about an avenge show of forties wheat on the stands. Eves the finest qualities commanded very little 'Abolition. Nevertheless, compared with last week, Do champ took place in prima The supplies of both English and foreign barley were tolerably good. Milting paresbe sold at full quotations. In grinding sad distilhng sorts, very little Weiner was transacted, at late rates. _ Th ‘ ei . piiry for malt was mach restricted. However, week's Let prior wen supported. The supply was tolerably good. The show of oats was seasonably large, sad the oat trade was heavy, oa former terms. Beans, the supply of which was large, moved o ff heavily, at barely We curreacies. I. peas very little wee doing, at previous quantities. No change took place in the value of flour. The trade was very quiet. The arrivals of Boating cargoes off coast have been very limited, via., 1 wheat, 1 barley, sad 2 cotton seed. There has been some inquiry for wheat far forward shipment ; but on the spot br a ve been mach re stricted, at late rags. lowa has sold at 41s. 6d., and Amber spring 41s. per 4801hs. In mane very little has bees passiag, and the quotations have bad a drooping Wiedsocy. Barley has been much neglected, and the sates have ruled almost nominal. Danubian has realised 225. Id. ; and Gran. 21a. per quarter. In rye no business has been reported. Dann. biaa is nominal at 28s. ; Odom, 28a. to 28s. 3d. ; and Tagan rog, 282. 6d. per 480 lbs. The inquiry for hems bait been much restricted. Egyptian Beide, 30s. t 0312. ; sad Behar% 295. to 30.. per 480 lbs. In Dart and Millet seed next to nothing Las been doing. The former is quoted 28s. to 295. ; the latter 21s. to 222. per quarter. Linseed Iwo been steady, at previous rates. Calcutta, to arrive, has changed heads, at 565., and other kinds have supported late currencies. Bombay, in warehouse, is held at 61s. ; Oakutta, SU. to 58e. 6d. • blirmpore, 60s. ; Odessa and Axil!. 555. to 365. ; Egypti an, 545. to 58s. ; St. Petersburg. 52e to 535. ; Archangel, 48a ; and Riga, 43e. to 50e. per quarter ; Linseed cakes have realised former Mims. London-made, 91. 15e. ; New York, in barrels, W. 10e. to 91. 15s. ; ditto in bags, 91. ss. to 91. 10a. ' • Western, in begs, 91. • and Marseilles, 8/. 15s. per toe. Cotton seed cakes are st:ady, at 5/. per too. Rapeseed has commanded extreme quota tions. Guserat, 60s. to 635. ; Ferozepore, Ms. ; Calcutta, 52a. to 53.: and Wild Asoff, 28e. to 295. per qr. Cotton. seed, arrived, hat changed bands at 71. 12s. 6d. to 71. 17s. 6d. per toe. The former quotation has been paid for cargoes now shipping. Aaarrat. or Scum-English : Tares, 15 ; linseed, 736 ; ragweed, 121 ; and sundry, 507 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 1,666; linseed, 46,496 ; rapes, 8,922 ; and suadry, 210 qrs. EXPORTS. -Tans, 25 ; limited, 4,354 ; and oilseed, 3,861 qrs. ----- CUILWIT PRICER. Per Qr . Wm:. c Woo; rod 37 to tt Norfolk on . " to 48 N rod. lOW 37 to 42 Per Qr. Mating ---. 2t to as ' °wallas • Grinding 23 to 26 If m.T. Lae; Norfolk, and Suffolk SO to 06, Llosstou and Wore SO to 66' Brown _ 60 to 651 OM. a a Scold' potato Irish, obits black Mixgu — saw 19 Tick IS to 29 Barrow fl Grey Maple SS to 30 White SO to la Yuma. Town made, per DV lbs. Household leash, feed — II to 221 Country potato 2l to 2t I Yorfolk and Suffolk, Swish, heed roman& Per Qr. B. I. RY . Nov OATIL Wit. Dustsle sod Yong -• berg 46 to 54 Rostock s blacktop- 0111. Danish and &recitals Russian ....... ZUI 43 to 47 41 lo 44 Rasalan, bard loft Anse:is-au, red „ 43 to 411 BLILEY. Danish 7 4OPtian • • • x~.~. Grinding 22 to 24 Distilling Malting iu.,~.' OATS. Dutch, Mow ---- 17 to ?I Rod ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, RC., I WATER CARRIAGE, 111.011 INCLUSIVk:. ST to 40 . utoIS . SS to 40 Per Qr. e. Is to !I IV to to K W M waas ......... IJDUI White fellow hoc*. French, per iaTci: " .. st to 17 Spanish, „ 34 to 37 American, per Ott .. 19 to 17 Canadian. .. 19 to 17 INTO LONDON, BY LA ND AND MARCH A TO MARCH 12, 1364, MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). Srusa.—Tbere is a fair demand for brown qualities, and about 2,000 bags have been sold at fully previous rates. Mauritius, at 39.. Madras graiuy Jaggery, 375. lid, Re. fined dried goals being scarce commanded extreme rates. Corrrz.—The market continues very firm for all descrip tions ; native Ceylon sold at Ti.. to 73e. 6d. for good to superior bold. TILL —The trade are oc.zupied with the samples of the forthcoming public sales. Boa and SALTPETRE. —No sales reported. tornax.—There is more disposition to purchase at pre vious prices. Tinaivelly on the spot has been sold at tc'jd. to 201 d. ; Western, 180. to ; Coconada and Chips ; Western and Salem for arrival, at 180. ; and Bengal. at 150. . . . . . Tlie sales a:lvories , ' for tomorrow consist of 230 Mac 6,000 bags sugar ; ZiO casks, 130 barrels, SW begs coffee ; 360 bags cocoa ; about 34.0 X) packages of tea ; 3,00) bags of rue, and sundry dr3saltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady ■t the anoezed prioes :—Town tallow, 40a. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spot, 41a. 64. ; March. 41$. 3d. ; April to Julie, 41s. 6d. ; October to De cember. 44a. 6d. PARTICULAA3 OF TALLOW. 1142. 184tl. -.• 45,024 1,033 130,993 Stock on hand this day ....casks, 41,323 Delivery bat week 1,949 Ditto from lag Jane Arrival last week Ditto trim lit Jane Trice Y C.on the spot to do; cwt lns. Od. Ditto Turn last Viidisy Arrival for the week ending gird March lam year FUT ceoks, said delivery 1.042 casks. The arrival last week comprised Au&tralia, and 1 . 4* auks other pLlces total. 466 casks. 1..;2i 63. I —. Fri 74.10) ' IN. 34. 45e. NL 81.032 411. 04. 4k. 0d METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . The supply of beasts is about the same as of late ; trade is slow, but there is no alteration in prices. Sheep are rather more plentiful, and the demand moderato; trade is consequently very dull, and prices on the average are lower. but there is scarcely a quotable reduction. Calves are very scum to-day, sod a large advance in price is realised. From Germany and Holland there are 760 beasts, 740 sheep, and 1$ calves ; Scotland. 260 beasts ; Ireland, 1:10; and 2,73 C . from Norfolk and Suffolk. . . Per stone of Übe. e. d. I. d. Bent Dos& Hf•MdeBb ♦ S S Hest Lonpirnob... . 5 Y 6 Do. de. shoro 4 4 4 Ewes et somod Beat 4 4 • Uo. do. Sham .... 3 el 4 Ftwt this& Ellf-hreet. 6 d S 10 ; LeolA. •. 0 0 0 Per stone 01 Sibs. 4. 4. s. 84.$ Scots, fierefda. 4 S 4 1.1 Beat Abbet-horns 4 4 4 Second qual. beasts S 0 3 b Calves P184 8.... at market. &Um Nam and Lambs. 18.170: Cana, 132 Pigs. •260. _ _ _ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-CTHIS DAY.) Mews. Patteoden and Smith report but moderate sup plies of both English and foreign hops, with rather an im proved demand at firm rates. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.). Walls End Heide°, 19s. Walls End [Ambles, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Haswill, 19s. ; Walls End Siewarts, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Routh Helton. 19a. ; Walls End Tees, 18e. 9d. ; Walls Lod Hartlepool. 18a. 941. ; Walls Esd Braddyla Hettoo. 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Booth Hartlepool , 17s. 6d. • Will. Eod Booth Hellos , 18s.; Will. End Haigh Hall 18a.: Walls End Kailas, 18s. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Hettoo Lyons 16s. 6d. ; Holy well. 17s. ; Beholds Hartley, IGs. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 73 ships at mast. 250 ships at sea. Si ill id 16 11 VIZ IWO zdl 40 47 ad 124 IN{ id 127 f 1162 182 114 zd 91 96 06 i (LS RI 40 116 48 104 104 1041 1001 id 68 70 id 102 104 40 42 In 147 i id M 107} MI id 124 127 id id 96 99 zd, 61 14 24 26 1014 100} 101 154 1 id' 88 8 id 17 18 14 1 isipos 7e %pm Id 126 126 141 1 IDM Id ' 1 7 43 It Eel 121 126 1413.3 43 44 w Jai id 96} 00! xi 94 101 xd lir t z g 1 6 7 pre id! 4 pa :di at 114 act! Do. W. Iliti—Oid 100 Do. Do. Newport , 1.00 Do. Do. Hereford! 100 lemeashlre & 100 • Loadon and Bloc 100 Lon., BriOtn..l 9. 400 'Laadow,Clia & Dow 100 Lowden &Worth W 100 LoadownSoushWodarni 100 Ilan..Blist.,& Lamina. all • llaryport sad Carlisle' " all Do. I Shansi 100 Ketropolltsa all l Do. New 100 . ,11.1411awd YY 81. 60 28 100 ~ W. 100 Do. Now Do Blew. & Darby Dd. Gt. Wo. jilt) all 'EWE ens' i 10 all Mid Kent (Cray Liss) •1 ,100 North Bridai St 100 Do. Ettla.,Pertk.Dund St, 100 N. lastern—Hendek 16 lei Do. D. N. L. Pare • I It 100 Do. Leeds SR 100 ' Do. York Do. Cluilato Do. Root&Darling] Do. do. 1863-1111 1 Do. do. 180041 1 forth London 0. _New ..... I St. 100 16 al l 16 17 IS HI St. 100 10 6 I SR 100 North Stairordshir• . 10 an N. & S. Western Jaw at 100 Scottish Central 84. 100 Scottish N.& Aber. St. 100 Scottish Midland . 10 all Shremsburs it Welch*. St. 100 Sluopshlr• 'Atlas St 100 South 110,011 St 100 South Eastorn St 100 S. Yorksh. t Sher Daa to all etaloem,Woklaghatac at 100 Tail Val* Do. B, Do C.... v , w K -- Do. Ig ' rile of Neath St. 180 victoria Stn. & rtmueo St 100 Waterford h Kllksany.' St. 100 West Cornwall St. 108 W.llartipt Hub. &AL U 114 SI 24 SRITISH ?033k4d10211. I Cladog price•. £B5O DAMAGES. At the Preston Sheriff's Court, on Saturday, a cue was heard for the assessment of damages, in which Mr. John Bowcock, manufacturer, of Ardwick, was the plaintiff, and the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Com pany the defendant*. On the 15th of August last year the plaintiff, who had been down at Blackpool, or some place in the neighbourhood, took a secood-class ticket at Poulton-le-Fylde for Manchester. His wife and son were with him. The train proceeded all right until arriving at Preston. When it had got so this place it was improperly shunted, and the London and North Western express from the north ran into it. The plaintiff was in the lost carriage but one of the train run into. He was knocked down by the collision, and sustained • very serious shock. Afterwards he proceeded to Manchester, and ap peared to recover slightly from the shock. He rode home in • can—went to bed, remained there during the whole of next day, and on the following morning wait to his business. But be could not remain out long, and Jhad to go home. This was the case for two or three days. Ultimately he was compelled to send for Mr. Midwond, surgeon of Manchester. Before doing so hs wrote to the defendants about the accident. but they took no notice of his letter. At the request of Mr. Mid wood the plaintiff remained in bed for three weeks. He was thee able to get up and walk about the house. Subsequently he went, on the recommendation of Mr. Midwood. to the Isle of Man, where he took baths of warm and cold water alternately. But the baths did him no particular good and he returned to Manchester and there consulted Dr. Noble and another medical teethe:an, who forted that his spies was injured. They advised him to go to Southport. sad he did so. He remained at that place until the 30th of January. and was older the care of Dr. M`Nichols. The symptoms of the plaintiff were general weak ness and nervous debility. He bad noise, in his head. was Incapable of austaised thought, was troubled with lose of memory, muscular weakness, rushing of blood to the head, blood-spitting, Sc. After leaving Southport, and since returning to Manchester, he recovered a little, and now he was better than he was. But he was very ill now, and it would be a long time before he recovered his streogth, if he ever recovered it. He was usable to attend to his business, and through the injuries received, and the state of hi health after wards, had been prevented from carrying out several im portent and profitable contract*. Evidence in support of the above statement was then given, after which Mr. Pope addressed the jury for the defendants. He argued that there could he no doubt that the plaintiff had been badly hurt ; but his injuries had been made as great as possible, rather than as correct as possible. The defeedanta were willies to give the plaintiff all fair and reasonable comps°. sation, but the jury in the consideration of the ease most wells, themselves to the loss actually sustained. The 'nry, after a consultation of more than an hoer, sawed the general damages at 8504 IMPORTANT TRANSFER IN THE IRON TRAWL Mears. Charlas Gunmen bad oo.'s extensive Irom Steel, ..d Armour-plate Works at Sheffield, knows es the Cyclore Works, have been transferred, through Means. Chadwick, Adamson, and Co., to s joint•etoek company. with a sub scribed capital of 1,000,0001. in shares of 1001. MONEY MARKET,-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocz. The stock markets to-day are firm, it being stated that a conference of the European powers is likely to take place. The funds are well supported at the late improvement. The principal business in the Stook Exchange has consisted of preparations for Wednesday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. Prices exhibit general firmness, the only feature calling for special notice being the continued rise in Turkish Consolidifia. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 60c., being 4 per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 914 to 4 for money, and 911 to 4 for the account (April 8). The official busi ness report is as follows :-ThreeperCent.Consols, for money, 914,4 ; ditto, for account, 914, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894; New Three per Cents., 894, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 734, 741 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Five per Cent. Stock. 1044, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, Ba, 2s. (lis. ; Four per Cent. " enfitoed " rupee paper, 93 ; ditto Five.and-a-Half per Cent., 1134 ; and Exchequer Bills, 45., 58. dia Turkish Oonsolidis are in great demand, and have again risen 4 per cent., being quoted 524 to 4. Mexican Bonds are dull at 421 to 43, and Greek quiet at 221 to 23. Spanish Passive Bonds were in demand in the morning, and were marked 361 for the present account, but have since returned to Saturday's closing quotation-364 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazi lian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 874 ; ditto 1863, scrip, 1 dia. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 634 ; ditto Certificates, 101 ;Egyptian, 100, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 23 ; Italian, 67 ; Mexican, 434, 421, 431 ; ditto for account, 431 ; Peruvian, 1862, 854 ; Por tuguese, 1856, &c., 484, A ; ditto 1863, scrip, 4, prem. ; Sardinian, 834 ; Spanish, 524 ; ditto New Deferred, 46 ; ditto Passive, 361, 4 ; ditto, for ac count, 374, 361, ditto Certificates, for account, 144; Turkish, 1854, 92 ; ditto 1858, 684, 4, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 691, 4, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 691 ; Venezuela, 24, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 60 +, 60 , 4. International Financial shares arc now quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to 41 prem. London Financial, 101 to 4, ex div. and ex new ; Mercantile Credit, 7,1 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 18 to ; Egyptian Trading, 24 to 1 prem. ; and Thames Iron Works and Ship building, 21 to 31 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 11 to 14 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 31 to 4 prem. ; Financial Corporation, 11 to 11 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 24 to 3 prem. ; Queensland Sheep Investment, 4 to 1 prem. ; Australian and Eastern Navigation, 4 to 5 prem. ; South Eastern Bank, par to 4 prem. ; Land Securities, 14 to 11 prem. ; Mexican Bank, to 1 prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, Ito 14 prem. ; and London and Liverpool Hotel, 14 to 11 prem. _ _ The arrival of three ships from Melbourne is announced to-day. The Star of Peace has brought 75,000/. in gold ; the Sussex, 64,0001. ; and the Giant's Causeway, 20,5001. The Africa, from Boston, has also brought 19,500/., making an aggregate of 179,000/. The steamer M`Gregor Laird, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought about 10,000/. in specie, and the City of Manchester from New York, 40,0001. Another interesting proof of the tendency of the joint-stock principle to absorb well established mercantile businesses is presented in the announce ment made on Saturday, that a newly formed company, the name of which is prudently reserved until the registration is secured, have completed a negotiation with Dir. Morrison for the purchase of the goodwill stock of goods, and entire business of the firm of Morrison, Dillon, and Co., together with the freehold and leasehold premises in Fore-street and Miltou-street, where this business has been carried on for upwards of half a century. They hive likewise secured the co operation of Mr. George Brown and Mr. Robert Slater, the present active partners of the firm, who have consented to remain in the management of the business for a specified period. The purchase money, the amount which is not stated, will be payable by instalments at intervals of six months, and spread over live years. The company's pro spectus will not be issued for a day or two, and as it possesses considerable interest we make the fol lowing abstract of it : The negotiations with Mr. Morrison well operate retro' spectively from the 9th January last, so that the company will be entitled to the profits earned from that date. The magnitude of this business, created by the late Mr. James Morrison, sod its long-oontioned prosperity, are We well known in the commercial world to require that the directors should enlarge upon the character of the iavestmeat now offered. It may suffice testate that the average net profits of the house for the last five years, including rent and late. rest on capital, have been upwards of 71,0001. per annum. Two-thirds of the capital have been already subscribed, and the remainder (represented by 10,000 shares) is now offered to the public. The capital is 600,0001., in 30,000 shares of 201. each, of which 1!. is to be paid on application and V. on allotment. The subsequent calls are not to exceed 21. per share, and are to be made at inter vals of not less than six months. The board is very strong, comprising Mr. George Brown and Mr. Robert Slater, the present active partners of the firm ; Mr. Thomas A. Hankey, the ' banker ; Mr. John Pender M.P., Mr. J. Cunliffe Pickeragill, Aspinall Turner, M. P. The bankers are the Consolidated Bank, in London and Manchester ; and Messrs. Arthur Heywood, Sons, and Co., in Liverpool; and the solicitors, Messrs. Ashuret, Morris, and Co. The lint is to be closed on Thurs day, the 17th inst., for London applicants, and on the following day for those in the country. The prospectus of the English Opera Association (Limited) is issued, with a proposed capital of 50.0001., in shares of 21. each, and with a respec table direction, at the head of which is the Earl of Westmorlaud. The object is to form a permanent establishment for the performance of English opera. It is mentioned that the directors have effected an arrangement with Mr. Gye, by which the company will become the lessees of the Covent-garden Opera-house during the autumn and winter months for n term of years, com mencing on the Sett Monday in October next. Privileges as regards free admission are offered to shareholders, according to a graduated scale. A call of 51. is to be paid on the preference shares of the Bahia Gas Company by the 29th inst. A call of 150 francs, or 61. per share, is to be paid on the shares of the Medoc Railway Company between the 14th inst. and the 10th April, less 2f. 50c. interest due the Ist January. Scrip to bearer will then be deliverable. The share certificates of the Financial Corpora tion (Limited) will be ready for delivery, iu ex change for the bankers' receipts and letters of allot ment, on the 14th inst. The Bank of Victoria has announced the pay ment of the interest, due the 16th inst., on the debentures of the Melbourne Railway Company. It is notified that the payment of the coupon of the English series (K) of the Dutch Mortgage Bank of Amsterdam, falling due ou the let April, will be paid at the counting-house of M e s srs. G. and A. Worms, of Austinfriars. The letters of " regret " of the Gellivara Com pany were sent out on the evening of the 10th, and the letters of allotment on Friday evening. With reference to the stocks of goods in the bonded warehouses, the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark% as follow% : Subjoioed is an account of the quantities of the principal articles of imported merchandise (subject to custom duties) remaining in the bonded warehouses of the United Sing- 3 • I dom cm the 31st Jammu. 1861, compered with Ur taties in warehouses on the net Jammu, 1862 arid Reambilog in bu t CoaWan Wow hoer" January. 27 to 20 .... 114 to M 115 to 47 stole 27 to 30 100 all Atlantic& tit. Lawrence 00 dlt. I Pal RAILWATS. at wet 111, 24. 100 Boin.Bar.& C.ln.g.6p.e. 1931 20 11 Do. New 20 73 Do. II Shares 103 all Buffalo & Lake Boron ' a t 10 all Do. Preference 7l 100 100 Buff., Brant,dtGoderich 6p c. lids. Aug. 1, 11ff2 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1873 "- 100 100 Do. do. June 1, 1074 St. 100 Cal. &8. Esaterti6p.c. 0, 101 103 Bt. 100 Cape T. & Dock 6p. 103 106 100 all Denserark7 p c.per.preB 100 lieu. Benvl go. 6do 1063 1063 St. 100 East Indian go. 6do : 104 105 20 15 Do. 0 &tension i pa: 20 16 Do. 11 do 84. 100 Grand Tronk of Canada 19 100 all Do. lat prof. Banda 73 75 100 all Do. do. deferred 68 02 100 all Do. gut prat Bonds ; SG 00 100 all Do. do. deferred 62 64 100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock I 49 61 100 all Do. do. deferred 40 42 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock . 26 111 UM all Do. do. deferred 22 89 St. 100 Great Indian Peninsula! 1034 1043 20 12 , Do. g. 6 per cent. . 3 poi St. 'lOO Gt. S. of ludJa 0.6 p. ' et . 103 104 St. 100 Do 43 per cent. — 8t 2 Do tail 01: Western of Canaaa 4 96 18 Do. New lli 106414. 100 all Do.Op e. Ma. pay. 1e76 92 94 100 all D 0.24 do. do. 18774 86 87 10 8 Indi.ul Cranch, Limited 6 i 1. 01 10 1 Do. New Si: 100 Madras guar. sp. cent.' 103 104 it. 100 Do do. 4; do 07 98 St. 100 Do. do. 44 do.— 92 90 20 1 Do. Fifth littotaloot 100 Men, Corp. .1 per e. Bd , 50 all llelb. and 1101)11001 Bay 65 68 zd 20 all N. Itron.R Casein AR If 3 a St. 100 N. E. ofCan.6p.e. Ist p. B. 82 84 83. 100 Sclnde. ow 6 p.m oent lett 1061 St. 100 Do. Deihl do lO3 104 20 1 Do. do. do a Pm, St. 100 Do. Paulen%) do lO4 104 St. 100 Do. lndtu St..Flot. do 95 100 JOINT BTOCK BANK& - rim i No. I Mt I n.vc 110,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. giant . tes 20.000 100 Allianeelginot Liverpool 25 10,040 100 Do. Yew lO 100,000 20 Anglo Austrian 20,000 20 An ;10 Mahan :Limited; 6 =5OO 40 Australasia all 7,500 40 _ 1)0. Yew 25 Baok of Egypt 6,000 100 Beak of Lou .lon 6O 2.5,000 20 ,Rank of Otago ,Liralted ; 10,000 100 Bank of gut, usland (L., i 0 20,000 50 Bank of Viclorla.Austfia 25 6,000 100 Rank of trek, Llm.) 60,000 10 Rank of New Zealand 60,000 20 BrariliamkPortuguese L 6 15,000 60 8,10..1 American Ex. , ,L 15 10.000 60 Itritlah N. America I all 12,500 20 Cher. Ek. Bnt Columblat 10 2E200 20 C. Ilk. Indiu.Aus., China aU 7,800 20 IM. New 10:1100 tt Chrtrd. M. of India. &c. • all 6,000 100 Ctty ' 10 . . 20,000 100 Coliolal 100,000 10 Consolidated Bank (L 4 6,000100 Vocilnentsi Lj lO 12,000 50 .i'a,,t 1011 , 1,61 Limitmj: 6 10,000 100 - English and Irish . Lim. 16 06.000 21. :Lng..storitAusi.Char4l4 all 40; 00 50 'English sal Swedlab , f; 6 ' 40,006 15) , European Bank Limited( 10 10,000 100 •Hinduan.Chitia&Jap.(L,' IA 10,000 lOU Do. New 10,000 100 !mistrial Bank, Limited 20 135,000 20 Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 10 Land Mort. Bk. 11241*(1 10,000 100 London Bank of Scot. (I l3 10,060 100 London and Brazilian 6,000100 Loo.B.Ayres&B.Platell 4O 20,000 25 Do. to. New tt 6,00 10) Lon., Mr.. &S. Stair. (1,-‘ 17 , 60,000 20 'Lon. Chßank of Audi{ all 10,000 100 London and Colonial (L.' 10 19,000, 60 :London and County.• 20 I 6,000 100 ;Len. /lands: Coe. (L , 00,000 60 'London Joint Stock lO 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L l5 10,000 20 .Londook South African all • 5,007 20 Do. Do. Be 'all 10,000 100 ILonsion&S.Ansurican(L, 7 6,000.100 Lon. ,t S. Western Lim. 16 , 60,000 10 Lou. k Westminster 10,000 100 Merchant Liank'llm. l 1 71 20,000 60 ,Merchant & Exchan,L. 10 10,09 100 Metro. & Prot. hank (LI 20 5,000 100 'Midland Hank ;Lim) 10,000 100 National of Liverpool ,L 10 • 10,000 100 N. Pro. of England 25,000 20 Do. do. New 12 ' 25,000 20 •New South Wales all' 0000100 New Zealand (Limited • 10 60,600 26 Oriental Bank Corpora , all 00.00e100 JscotMe, of Ireland 05 25,000 SO 'Beinde, Ponj.,,& Delhi (L 12,500 20 Do. hew .. 71 , , 10,000 25 South Australia • • aB 10,000 100 Bland. of B. S. Africa 4.460 100 Do. do. 40,000 25 talon of Australia 10,000 25 Do. New i23 10,000 100 Union of Ireland (Um ) 00,000 60 Vision of London DOCKS. fix L 33 ld 232 23 pm 23 =pm' laisi gr pm 7 27 28 pm' 2 7 I 164 166 tpesi 41 43 51 114' 9 19 pm awal 47 49 - le - 2 Pl9' 42 44 e) 71 116 110 40 42 6 ilipm 14 vials 21 21406, Id.. p.r 211 24 t 1 2 pea, 1 oipic •44l4 6 6 6 Si 7 8 pa su 8 bipm sn 1 limn, 18 19 10 . 1! pail • 3 dia I 22 29—. 3 Fan' 58 1 } 14pm 40 61 era' n 26 264 1 2 pm, oidis 79 BI I 4 proud 84 IlLe s p ar ! 7 8 peal W 6s 2 1 dis 61 63 90 92 3 WI s o 41 161 flip= 101 Ilepsa 63 64 s :dial W wI I Nn. Lea I ones. 2.06 6 . 4 11 414. !teat and Wad 11411 a. 100 140 147 12.0001 10 Great Floating aoek .' I 11,1130.210 at. ridon i loo 71 rs 1,931 1 ,Wt. St. .t. Katharine 'lOO 170 72 $00,506 at annthampton 1100 — 01.40,600 St. ,Viclorla Se 100 16R 1863. 1166. .10. 110,1114.611 21,911tt SIAPKINA Coffee Cocoa ItAlslns Pepper . lb. 28799.3 4 - 1; - i:=!i: , cwt. - 444;e11 .cwt. 84,796 47,1611 VMS . lb. 8,440,798 9,817,491 11,0113641 gay. 7466,478 13,986345 3.3,6.1„1" Broody lopzretined lotelim gals--- evet. i:Ci i - 7 : 7875 i:97-1,98° "1 iit. 1 %. 11 74,114 Ditto unroilood cot. 1,8130.4111 2,60.917 tatting Molasses cwt. 147,973 166,37 7 100,101 Tea !!' 71,9 3,819 7 1 4197,6 es f!•°!!All Tobacco lb. 65,813.466 64415,333 4.184,1111, Wins pls. 11,091666 11,613,166 13.716316 The above figures demonstrate that owing to the con tinuance of the Ansecialus Civil War and the wiesitled Ade of European politics, produce of all kinds continues to Is sent to our markets as if they constituted a general stow house far the world. Compared with those held et the ear. responding &is of lest year, the stock of each article (wide twe unimportant exceptions) shows a comideralge increme, • result which is the more important from the fact that the quantities held in January last year were, in • majority el instances, much larger than those of the preceding year. The specific increase in each article. shown in the premed return, over January, 1863, is as follows :—Coffee, 4'. per cent. ; currants, 16 per cent. ; raisins, 107 per coot. ; poppet. 12 per cent. ; rum, 7 per cont. ; brandy, 11 per mot. ; re fined sugar, 15 per cent. ; sugar, 17 per cent. ; tea, 19 pie cent. ; tobacco, 4 per cent. ; and wine, 12 per cent. Tim only instances of denimse are moon, 18 per cent. ; and 35 per cent. SATURDAT EVZIMNI.. Consols, which closed yesterday a t 91 7-16 to 9-16 for the Bth April, were marked to-day 911, and closed firmly at 94 to I. For money the last price was 91/ to g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, / ;* ditto, for account, 91/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89; ; New Three per Cent,., 84 1 ; Annuities, 1885, 14/, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 238; India Stock, 219/ ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1044 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 99g; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 113/. There was again an active demand this morning far Spanish Passive Bonds, owing to the advises already referred to. and transactions took place as high as 371 : the closing price, however-361 to —was barely so good as that of yesterday. The Internal Passive debt, on the other bald, rose 1 per cent. The improvement in the morning extended to Spanish Certificates, which touched 14 to 4, but the final quotation was / below that of yesterday. Turkish Consolid6s were in active demand for ac count of foreign houses, and rose 1 per cent. The purchases appear to have been based partly upea the anticipation of the May dividend. Greek bonds and coupons, Mexican, Turkish bonds of 1862, and Portuguese scrip have improved about per cent. Italian stock was slightly flatter, and Confederate firm. Bank sham were firm. A slight improvement occurred in English and Irish Bank, European, Imperial, London, Birmingham and South Stafford shire, and Midland Bank, while Loudon Bank of Scotland declined 104. British American Lind and Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted 1/. better. There sere inquiries for Oriental Inland Steam. National Steam and Joint-Stock Di.oount were rather flat. Paaama, New Zealand, and Australian Royal Mail new shares were quoted f to 1 prem. Hudson's Bay were dull, at 18 to f. General Credit and Finance shares continue is demand, owing to continued rumours of combi nations and concessions affecting the interests of this company • at one period 4 prem. was bid, and the price closed firmly at n to 4. International Financial shares were dull, at 6j to 7 prem. ; Lon don Financial better, at 10} to I prem. ; Mercantile Credit steady, at 71 to a prem. ; and Imperial Financial, at 31 to 3i prem. _ . The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. :—Credit Fonder of Mauritius, par to 1. prem. ; Land Securities, 11 to 11 prem. ; Contract Corporation, 31 to 31 prem. ; Credit Funnier (Great Britain), 2to 2 prem., showing a considerable rise ; Australian and Eastern Na vigation, 4} to 5 prem. ; Ottoman Financial, I dis. to I_prem. ,• Consolidated Disomint, 1 dia. to par ; Financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem.; Financial Discount, 21 to 3 prem. ; Credit Slobi lier, 1 to 11 prem. ; Queensland Sheep Invest ment, 1 to 1 prem. ; Thames Iron Works. &c., 2/ to 31 prem. ; Gellivara Company, 1 to 11 prem.; National Provincial Marine, to lit prem. ; Central Argentine Railway, 11 to 11 prem. ; hiezictus Ban to 1 prem.; British Colonial Steam, par to t prem.; West of England Woollen, Ito 11 prem. ; and Warrant Banking, 11 to 11 prem. MINES.-(TBIS DAY.) Two o'Cto, There is a good amount of bubiness doing in the mining market to-day, although attention is partly directed to th..f. fortnightly settlement. East Caradua shares are better, at 30 to Wentworth Cousols at 15 to 17, Basset and Grylla at 17 to 18, and Great Vor at 39 to 41. North Shepherds are also strong, At to /. Sitbuey Wheal Metal are quoted 4to d ; Wheal Seaton, 186 to 188 ; and New Devon, 1i to 2 prem. Grenville shares are offi cially marked 7. Cambrian Gold are inquired for. I udanatuutaua shares continue to exhibit a favourable tendency. Cape Copper are steady. We are informed that the applications for the shares of the New Devon Consols Copper Mining Company have already amounted to more than double the number to be allotted. --.- The Deep Level Mine sold, on the 10th instant, 10 tons of lead ore, at 141. Bs. (id. per ton ; the Branford Hell, 10 tons, at 141. 18e. Gd. per ton; the Bryn Gwiog, 48 tone, at 151. le. Oil. per ton ; the Long Rake, 25 tons, at 141. is. per ton ; the Pennant, 10 tons, at 141. 2s. Gd. per ton ; and the Dyliffe, 46 tons, at 14/. 14a. per ton. SUDDEN DEATH THROUGH MAKING A WlL!..—Oft Saturday night an inquest wan hold at the Crown Inn. Troy bridce, before George Sylvester, Esq.,coroner, on the body of ao aged widow. named lilizabeth Athive, who was booed dead in bed a abort tine previously. The old lady was possessed of a little meaty, and for a day or two before her death was in a state of mental excitement, being undecided to which of her relatives she should leave her money. Her sister, it was said, had been unkind tabor, and the deceased was troubled in her mind as to whether she should not forgive her. The money was ultm.ately willed to a nephew, and next seers iog deceased was found deed in her bed. The medical sea said that no doulit deceased was afflicted with disease of the heart, which use accelerated by the mental excitement to which she bad been subjected. Verdict, " Died by the visitation of G.id."—Soltabury Journal. ENTRAOIII , INARY OUTRAGE—The quiet little village of Muscat, near Filey, has been the scene of a most brutal outrage 03 a young nun, a native of the place. who lives with his w clawed mother in a small aetleßed cottage st the end of the village, on the Flotmanbv•road. Oa Wednaiday night last, about half-past 8 o'clock, as was hie custom, he sweet across the road to the cowshed, to supper.np the cow. Whilst there two men eutmeal with blackened faces, and imnieliately seized hold of him. I laving throve something into b mouth, they pulled his cap over his eyes, and quickly tie). with a cord his arms close to his body, taking a tarn w,th the cord mud his bead, sad thereby pulling it on one able. They then teitahed his hands tightly together by a piece of whipcord, and next violently hod hold of his l.t;e and shoulders and carried him across the road into a field adjoining the cottage, where they threw him headforemost into a pond of mod and water. The poor fellow struggled and cried as beet he could for help. Hie mother heard his cries, went to the door to listen, and then ran to her neighbours for as sistance. On searching the pond they found her eon. who was immediate'v extricated and conveyed home. Hems (mod to have received a violent kick on the attest. He was alsoothere Lae mach bruised, and was in a very preca rious state. No motive can be assigned for the cowardly attack, nor has any clue been obtained to the perpetrators of the °attar . ALLEOED MURDER ON SHIPBOARD BY A CAP TAIN, AND MI:TIMM:6 CONDUCT OF A Caeca.—Charles Mew, a seaman, who was brought to Liverpool on Friday, in the African Royal Mail steamer ll'Gregor Lord, placed in the dock, at the police-court, on Satualiy, chargeB with having mutinied and threatened the life of Captain W. Stock, on board the British ship Yana Toe Fee, while on a voyage from Glasgow to China. The sailors oa board the above vessel were dissatisfied with their food. and Oleos in particular remonstrated with the captain. Oa one occasion Olson, as he himself states, west to the captain with • piece of bread npoo the end of his knife. and complained of the manner in which the " dull" was cooked. The oaptaia told hint to go away or be would blow km brains out, and then fetched a revolver, which be fired at him, but mimed his aim, and killed another men, whom body was thrown into the sea. Olson, after this occarreece. was placed in irons, and given up to the authorities at Santa Cruz, on the charge of attempting the captain's life. The captain was allowed to proceed on his voyage, and Oboa was sent home for trial. The prisoner was on Saturday re manded for a week. 106? ... BS 43 24 .... 10} 71 8 II 51i - il - n+ 111 zdetss y o i i I zd ll' 11l