The Express. — London, England, 1867-02-04 00:00:00

• N 06 ; SHARE LISTS-M:lTh ORDINARY 811A1 J 8 AND 4TOCIE: kLIILWATI. (14.1 n; ou Xsturdsy. 2710 118 120 II 41 WI ill%Sol sad Lyda .. 100 .1:111.1,i1.111 .. ...... 100 ' Cambrian all 'Cork and liZdeis". I W l ikomrall 100 Du1, , 111.u0l RelfaatJanc I 100 ; Dahole,Perth,,tAbdJu all !Neat Loudon Scrip Cat 10 Do 100 &delve aad S. Western 100 IGre.‘t Faders Ord. St 100 Do. F.. Ans. Stk., No.i 100 ; Great N.wth of Scotland 100 ; Onnt Northern 100 Do. A 4.1 req.uu,lty. un-, 100 I Do l: 1:11,p. c. Is paid]: lOU I Do. or., Def. Div. Stock 100 TUt. hoollt & West. (Ere., len ;arm:. Wcoera 100 le, looirVal.Oaa.Stil 100 le, 'ouch Wales 100 Do. W MU—Orford 100 1 1%, Du. Newport 100 La 1..4 third A Yorksldre 100 'l, 0.. I:ri,hln,,t o.coast 100 L 'linulun,Chatheak&D. 140 I DV 11 et. Mtea.A6p. c. 100 ; Lond,o,,k North %Vesta. 100 • Loudomv.iouthWeaterm 100 I %In. SI: el, & Llucolnah, 100 ; Metropolitan ad • Do. :. ew .dl lb ).ntenslort ---- all Metropolitan MAMA 7 ; Do ,to, do. all ; Do, &St Jolufenuou 100 lildLuld oil I.M. £0 Shares .. 100 I Do. Ilion. et aerby. 100 North British . 100 Du. nhu ,Perth,Dund. 100 N. basteru—lleredek lei Du. 4.r. N. lL Aire. 100 . Do. Leeds .. 100. Do. York 100 Do. edrliale — all • Du. Stoek.ROarllog.• In 20 Do do., 18110-el 100 North I,ndou 110 Do. if 5 elo.,Oki 1 lOU N.. 1 t • 100 N & W..teruJonc. 115 'lOO ScottiLh (.mtral eihroptharn Unita 10 South l.von 4O 100 South It.tterm ...... 73 7:1 all etalnes.Wuktughsta,&e 9 10 10u fad Vat* 1 ' Do. e it •pm 10u • WaterfurA & Kilk•uoy 6 , 611608600 & Whlt•hall BRITISH POSSESSIONS. I Pd. I Italie/Ara 1.304aag prices. I . _ ISO ; all Atlantic&St. Lintel:lmi 67 59 it. ,10.1 Non, fttr. &C. In. gsp.c. • 100 101 an 10 ! Du. Y nliarat ' Donut We . all Modal° & I.ke Nutty 4 T = 46, 74 ; all Loa P:dterence I bi HO :100 Bur ,Braut,dsGoderfch : cent 1372.34 1 71 74 et. 14u ' Cad. & Eastarnsp. QM. -- it 106 I (sspe T.& Dock op. c. 65 100 1 all k 111 er,r4,7p.c. p erprel. 10le It. ; Lott bengal 5.1 0 101 1 10 5 IS.. .10. 5 410 It 100 Kant Itellan era. sdo 106 it. 100 OMANI Tnuik of Caniulk YL 100 all Du. !quip. 11.116p.ct.1 100 all Do. lat, prof. Ponds . es in 1 all Do. do. deferred. WO ' all Do. .3:01 pref. Bonds.. 53 We all Do du. deferred. 100 all Do. 3rd prof. Stock— 13 100 all 1/4. do. deferred' 100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock I 261 • all Do. .10. defend• IS 1161 Great Indian Paniusulal 104 ▪ . all 1.10. dim 6 per cont.! it Do Nair do 1 101 4 Do. Tan IL 100 GC S. of DWI sp. a) is IN 1 1v.. Do. di per coot. el • • Do. • all Gt. Wo. tern of Catal.ke 14: 110 e all Do. Now 1 14: 100 • all 10.65. c. iltpay.l.B73 Oct 100 . all . D 0.61 do. do. 1871-31 63 le j 3 Indlaaltranch'lloiltedr 11 sta 100 &adraa guar. sp. cent' 100 It. 'lOO , Ito. do. 41 do—. el at u. l , Do. 41 do ' 86 10 t all Do. Fifth Ertonelon SO ' all Meth. and llotoon's Kap 61 1 , all Do. 6p. at., pay.lBSO 100 • all 1 Do 6p. ct, pay. 1814 83 ▪ ;11.10 N.Goll'an.be atolls ' IS K lOU 310.1 e, !OM 6 percost. 1 911 ▪ .100 ; Do. Della do. • 67 le 118 1 Do. do. do. K 100 1 Do. Pnojanb do. ~ 97 it 1100 I Do. lobs et Mot do.' — No . I Nl+ JOINT STOCK RANKS. — Oldir.s. ---- 1 Pd I C. iiiii 1100000. lu i Agra Dank ;Um.; 10,0001 .4 h i.w . 40,3001 Altonnes Limited 100,000 20 Anglo Auttrtart 40,000 . 10 Al id° Egypti.n,Uni).•l 20,004, 50 Auglu llalun (Lunitt,t 90,000, 40 Austratarta 12,500 20 i listikot britJaheolumbla! 12,500' 20 1.20. N,r,r, bawd SpoL, 10,000 25 an 02 Egypt is; no)) Yu Bank of Otago (Limited); 20,00 e :40 : Hating Victurta,Auntrall liii,uuo 10 I Rank ..f New Zealand 20,00411 bo' Britaith healiforulan,L, WOO.' 50 1 Brit! )!‘ N. America 410,000. 20 • C. Ch. Rolla, Atm., China. 210,000 23 ,Iliert. Mar. el India, dc-1 00,000 20 : City .__ .- . . . 110,000 I , 0 , Canute' 150,000 10 1 Con.diciated Bank (L )I 50,000 10 Do. do. New 10.000 10 Delhi and London (L.) 10010 50 rut London (Limited) WOO% 20 Le.tern Lichalme(LiaL) 110,000: :30 I Inglich and American /MOM 10 Bug Bonk R.dalatneiruL 20.00 0 i 20 I rug Scot.& Anal. Charld 2110.00 W SO AnglishandBwedish (L.; WOOD 100 Imperial Bank (Limited, 1102,500 SS I Ottoman COW. 33 lonian 4,000; B Do. New 7/0.000 N Land Mort. Bk. Indln(L) 11000001 Ito D0.5p.c.Deb..1964,30yra BMW 10 , Lou. Dic.otilextooote.(L) 13,000 150 !London and Braxillan 12,000 to 'lcor 6,000 130 I London& ItivroPlMe(l.l 10,006 ta Do. Now. Imo of lips a 0,00. ). Do. In, do 50,000' 20 Lou. Cll. Bank of AndirL $7,500. 30 . London and County 62,000' 30 ; Loudon Joint Stock— -26,000 -V Lnwl..ll 4: Routh African 30.000 1.0 Lon. & y Wootarn(Uni.l 6,000. r 4 . London &Venosuel&l.l 60,00 u 4) London &Wiodinlnger. 10,600 100 Merchant Bank (Ws.). 1.000 MO I Do. New 60.000. Mera.throe&Exeltanaol P) Maffei, 'don l i halted 6,000 lOu ' 311,11 and Bonk 10,000 , 6 Notional of Austrahala 50,0001')O Natoli:di IJ•erpool 30.800 100 ; N. Pro. of England 66,000 62 ! Do. tn I & :3rd Sous 60,0001 60 Notional Br& 50,000. 3.0 New South Wass $OOOO 20 North Western ..... 10,000 26 Oriental Bank Corpern. 17,11 e, 14 Prods. ilankin 10,000 100 Proviso. of 10,00): 10 Do. do. New.- 30,000- •IS South Australia 17,061 KW Bland. of IL & Africa 10,000,1 M Do. do. am at 6pa 60,000 M Union of Australia /0,000 Is) Unica of Ireland ,Llaa) 1111.191 an Macs of London PORRIGN 11 IiKTINI - 111.1.wat's. Di Fan ATafirerp & Rotterdam' al: el Ha'Mao Junction ID I all 11.Ayna1,0.5..g./p ci(L) DO I 14 Control Argentina . 1100 I all Coplapo 10 I all Do. atenalon 100 06 !DiTn6barg ---- iisirtpk(l ) 18 Dutch Ithentth all Do. all 'Eastern of France 18 lienspean Centr 'L) all great cemhourg all !Imperial Mexican ILI. all Lemtterz[Yernosnta (Lj all iNant.dLiemi By the all • Du. tip. c. PrL i Belot gov all Northern of France all X. DAD. 3 Ayres gl.p.c all Do. Deterred all Norwirlan Trunk Pre all 1./Doman SmyrnsAlilin all Partt,Lynnuandlledlt. all /arta and Orleans itcyal Sardinian Sutra Swedish ... Do. 7 per coma all ?la tahren;d Mle,tse .... all • Do f ptroont. Prof. all San Paul... f. g. 7 per et ` all 1. ?inst.& Lou Venetian la Ninth Laat. of Portugal all southern of ►}once.... all 'Dula and Savona al! Vlrs4 Vim all Do. 14 per cool Piet . an Wes& N.W. of franc. bas 290 Iv m 4 3 21 31 16 i 16 0 36 V 7 9 10 15 9 dia! DEBENTURE STOCKS. _ _ WTI 811 l krauts. I PA 1 020 St. Gt. Rota 4 p.i: itar.ffllep. 100 41100S1Y St. 0.141103.40. c. Jan.& Jmy 100 &10,000 St. O. Wan.-11r. 1f.—0z.,44J R& Lane.t. , Jut. & July .... 100 IRS, St. ocfrit.4p.o.Jan.,SJl, 100 1.10. St. Lon. Scigh.4p.c.Jau.,tJly 100 SC ; L.&N.lT.4p.c.Jau.& July )00 3112, Mt. . Do. Rip.o. Jan.& July 100 Ilk St. !L. &S.W.4p.c. Jan.& July 100 • 91 14 .. St. I Midland. 4p.c.lan.&Jaly 109 Pt 94 I —.. 1 St. 2 4 1. 0., 8r1ti11a, L P. a D.8.,1 ip. ct., Feb. & Aug. ..:100 -- 110.401 St. R. Ratru.,4p.c.Jan.&Julyloo .... ; SR 21.L,4 p.c.Ap.&Oct. 100 CL prices. I Sal... 28 82 1 02 . b 95 9 - 2 94 9294 911 94 ►d Y.) SZes W 1 P. 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I fielss. 9j 17 8 .11s, - 45 ve 1: 16 e I 4pw' 241 22 ' 13 ALA 121 15 9 is 47 a COU)NIAL OOYIZNMENT St 001& I Pi I O. prior. lel &parting intelligence. Kale Ent,litgenct. MIAOW lia4tlakColaLlgtd.,ll.l7t 100,J00 M. _ ISO BETTING IN LONDON.—SATuni)Ay. MRTROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. ; Cal. Weep. e.,1/177-61 I 100 806 1 Do. elpsrctjab..l6o6. 100 _.... DO. 6paret. 116 r. • 100 tint Do. 6 pact, Jaa.a 100 666,806 Do. para. Ins. ; 100 100.60.1 Caneot G liopeepar.l/1711; 100 Do. do. 1800•1900 100 Do. do. 18600 100 I Do. do. 181041 100 WOO D0.6p.e.Ap.d0ct..1900 100 100,0001Cayi.u4Nov. 1-3 S, p.ct ; 100 160,00 o; Do. 1078. do.. 100 4000,000 Do. 1872 d 0... 1100 160,080 . Manritlas 0 We 04,1871 1100 100,00; Do. 1878 100 100,.00 Do. 1962 100 100,ono; Do. 19/6 100 160,6 , s Natal. Gnv.l3 par cent.. 100 106,00, New Bruns.Gov.6perct.. 100 1,130,500 New booth Wales Goy.. ' ; 6p. cent., lel' to 1876 100 3,6/1,800 Di. 6p. x 1866 to IVY 6 100 a.54.00u c..r,196: to 11 75 , 100 16u, , .4.‘ New &eland per cant. 100 IMO,OOI. 6 per cent. 100 s«. Mk. Do 4 per cent 1111 100 vo' D0..1 1 lel JunelDec • 100 ero..aa Nov* -.oats Op. 0..1875 100 1,10a,:.u0 Lluenisland We. 66. ct. 100 anit.Wa. 6 p.6..87-77 ; 100 751. , 00 1, , 70 and upwda. 1100 8.50 ;),) Jan. July 1 100 7.."40.uL1C W. op. al Aprtl ;1 ; 100 The crowded state of the clubs to-day, together with the bustle and activity that prevailed, showed unmistake ably that speculation on the great events of the season had commenced in earnest. The proceedings of this afternoon were invested with extraordinary interest, for not only were a number of horses backed for their several engagements for large sums, but movements of a marked and significant character, which will be detailed further on, took place in connexion with the Two Thousand Guinness and Derby favourites. Crushed out by more important events, the Lincoln Handicap attracted comparatively little attention. Christmas Carol was backed to win a few hundreds at 100 to 11, and the other horses mentioned in the quotations were supported to a very limited extent. For the Chester Cup 22; to 1, and afterwards 2'2 to 1 was taken about Proserptne. Bloulsey was frequently asked after ; the outside price offered against him was OW to 45, and although this was rejected his friends would have accepted 1,000 to 40. Lecturer was in great demand ; he was backed three times in succession at 1,000 to 35; the offers being then reduced to 25 to 1, he was entrusted with a large outlay at those odds, and finally 1,000 to 45 was booked. Although the marked partisanship thus manifested for one of John Day's lot had the effect of keeping the others in the background it did not wholly drive limners and Thu Duke out of the market, the first named being supported at 1,000 tot. and the latter at 1,000 to 20, and subsequently at 40 to 1 for 501. Lord Stamford's two—Archimedes and Arundel—were made the medium of an investment, coupled at 1,000 to 40. The remainder of the proceedings in connection with this race consisted of offers, with the exception of 2,000 to 30 taken about Chepstow. Three separate offer, were made to take prices about " lots," namely 7 to 1 John Day's, 1,000 to 40 Lord Westmoreland's, and 1000 to 15 William Day's ; at 100 to 15 backers could have been accommodated about the firstnamed, but the other two slid not elicit a response. The first transaction on the Two Thousand Guineas was the backing of Plaudit at 4A to 1 for 1001., but this was the only investment we saw Major Elwon's colt entrusted with, and the same odds continued to be offered to the close. The odds against Hermit led off at 7 to I, the offers then receded point by point, until at 10 to 1 a speculator came to the rescue, 11 to 1 was then offered and taken, afterwards 10 to 1 was accepted, rand he left off at this price offered. Julius also exhibited symptoms of being shaky, although in a minor degree, and thus all the throe favourites at one and the same moment were under a cloud of suspicion. Several transactions were then effected, in which the trio were mixed up. One gentleman took 500 to 100 against Julius and Hermit coupled, and also backed Julius and Hermit against Plaudit fur 300/. It was now Marks man's turn to share to some extent the disgrace of the favourites ; for after 950 to 20 hail been taken about him be receded to 14 to 1, at which price he was supported for 1001., and for several smaller amounts upon the same I tenas. But his condition looked very precarious, when a layer who had been " performing " against him offered to bet 100/. that he would not run, and the only response was &proposition to accept 1,000 to 100withastart. Vauban was supported at 1,000 to GO, hut Knight of the Garter, Star of India, and Master Butterfly, were friendless at their respec tive quotations. After all these unhealthy indications it was refreshing to see a horse supported with spirit, as in the in ' stance of Van Amburgh, who was backed by a well-known commissioner at 3,000 to 90 and 1,000 to 30, Huntsman was also supported at 1,000 to 15 four times, and 5,000 to 30 was taken about AylesburT. The opening offers on the Derby showed The Rake again in a dubious light; but although he at one time receded to 10 to 1 (offered), he ultimately found friends at 8 to 1 and 9 to 1, at which latter price he was invested upon to the tune of 400/. Inquiries were made for D'Estournel, and 91 to 1 would have been ac cepted, but the offers were limited to half a point less. The last quotation against Plaudit was 12 to 1, and at 13 to 1 a taker would have been found, but he was evidently in fected with the " favourite fever." Hermit receded to as much as 90 is 1, with a counter-offer to accept 1,000 to 40. About Avron 2,000 to Alvan taken, and the proceedings of this eventful afternoon were then lirought to a close. Ap pended are the quotations : LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP. 100 to S apt Chris.tmastNtrul I 200 to 8 agat Gretna (1' & off, 25 to 1 Problem off) 15 to 1 Trouldehotue I I 25 to 1 Minster tot() 200 to 10 Saccharometor I l 500 to 10 Danneltrog ( 1 , CIIESTLIL CUP. 22 to 1 apt Proserphm (t. 1010 to 15 apt Nu (off; 1000 to 45 Lecturer (t) 1000 to 15 Itroadhupla 1000 to 15 Mouhey (off, 1000 to 15 John Darla (0) t 1000 to 40 1 1000 to 10 Redcap (off) Newland (off, 1000 to 10 • - Fan Off; 100 to 10000 to 00 Amanda colt 30 to 1 Weather Star 'off; (off, 100 to 15 John Day's lot 1000 to 30 Rants 'off) off, t7to 1 1000 to 30 -- Bracken ,otf( 1000 to 30 Loot West -40 to 1 The Duke ,t morland's to &MY lot (w) 1000 to 25 Gumera ll 1000 to 40 Lord Rana 40 to I Minoter off' ford's lot ,11 1000 to 20 Latultp off) 1000 to 15 William Day's 20.10 to 30 Chepstow .t) lot ,w) TWIt THGUSAND GUINEAS. 450 to 100 apt Plaudit It 20 to 1 apt Star of India 10 to 1 Hermit &o) (off. 10 to 1 Julius ,off, 1000 to RI Van Amburgh 14 to 1 Marksman (1 (t f & off. 1000 to 25 The General 1000 to GO Vauban 11 1000 to 00 ►abed, of the 1000 to V) Lord Hastings Garter (off. ,o, t 1000 t 15 20 to I Masturtlutter- 1000 to 15 Huntsman ay (off 6000 to 30 Allesbury 500 to 100 agat Julius and Hermit coupled t• 300 even Julio. amt Hermit coupled seat Plaudit 1. 100 even Marksman does not otart:off. 25 to 1 11/00 to lug Merlon= with a race (w) . DERBY. 9to 1 agog The Rake it I 40 to 1 agst Julius (o, t to .C. 400 60 to) 9to 1 D'Ettournel 0 9000 to 341 Anon (0 t Ili to 10000 to 100 Van Am -19 to 1 Plaudit (o, t Dumb (oft) 13 to 1 10900 to 1(0 Slywi Win Hermit (o, t 1000 to 20 to 1 MANCHESTER RACES. LATU @DAY. Hairniesi• HUROLE Rae! of 5 son. each, with 23 added; winners extra; second to save stake. About • mile and a half over four hurdles. Mr. Sparks's Tumult, by Commotloo—Oulton Las, 4 yrs, fat 13Ih Including 711, extra, k Jones) 1 Mr. J. Phillips*. Diana, aged, lOst sib rTondinwinl 2 The following also ran :—lirspeabot, Caruizetto, Reuben, sod Lady of Rank. to 4 eget Diane, 4 to 1 eget (Grapeshot, sto 1 eat Curnisette. Won by three lengths. Nothing but the two placed passed the post. STRETFORD STEEPLECHASE (handicap) of 5 sore. each, 1 ft, with 10 added ; winners extra ; second to save stake. About three miles. Mr. F. Williams. Arlemeott.by Birkenhead—Gratin, aged, list 1311, ,locluding 71 6 extra) Mr. A. W. Clayton'syroottle, aged, list 2111 ... Jones) The Ro.jueimils-o „__ Betting : 11 to o;Arleseott, sto 2 apt The Bogue, sto 1 apt Crusade. Won by 30 lengths. The Rogue did not pass the post. OLD Tart - T.lnm HAYDICAP, of 3 aon. each, with 'AI added ; second to save stake ; winners extra. About three-quarters of a mile on the dat. Yr. H. fireen's Lihertine, by Newminster—Lloense, 3 yrs, list 1016 (Jarvis) 1 Ilr. T Smith's Gentili.% 3 3 rs, Gat 316 ........:5 Brownl 2 Mr. Backhoure's Wallet. 4 )Ts. 54 611, "Thompson, 3 The f.dlowling also ran :—lilacs, Terror, and Merry Boy. COMMENCEMENT OF THE FISHING SEASON,—OD Friday night the " fence time" on salmon and trout streams expired, and on Saturday the open season for 1887 com menced. With the present season the " Amended Salmon Fishery Act," passed last session, comes into full operation, and it is desirable that it should be known that it is now illegal to fish for/minion without a license, and that anyper son so doing is liable to a penalty of double the amount of license duty and U., if he use, a rod and line, and of double the amount of the license duty and 201. if he makes use of any other instrument or device. The conservators of the Severn fishery district, which comprises so much of the river Severn and its tributaries as is situate within the eight counties of Gloucester, Worcester, Salop, Staf ford, Montgomery, Denbigh, Hereford and Radnor, have issued a notice cautioning all persons that thefisheries of the Severn and such of its tributaries u are frequented by salmon are now under the management and control of the board, and that water bailiffs are appointedthroughont the district for the pre-ervation of the fisheries and the detection of offenders. For the information of thou whom it may concern the hoard also publish a list of the prin cipal offences against the fishery laws, and a scale of the cost of licenses, whichhavc been approved by the Secretary of State. The fees range from ten shillings for permission to use a rod and line, up to ten pounds for license to catch salmon by means of a weir trap. Among the acts rya demi' illegal by the fishery statutes is that of " permitting to flow or putting poisonous substances into rivers or streams." Drama. NEW SURREY. During the successful run of the pantomime at this house the opening drama has been of little conae queue., but now that the Christman fever has somewhat abated Meters. Shepherd and Crawl,* are wise in strengthening their programme. Mr. Creswiek has made his re-appearance in Planche's old and popular drama, The Brigand, playing the part of Allesandro Meteoroid, a cha racter once made celebrated by Wallack. Mr. Creswick has every qualification for these romantic embodiment+. The house is well attended. Mr. Alderson, head gamekeeper to the Duke of Wellington, while out shooting a few days ago in com pany with two other men near Bonarbridge, received a wound in the head from the accidental discharge of the gun of one of his companions. He remained in a state of uncomriousness until the following morning, when he died. RuYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY ' S-INN-RoAl).—The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the week ending Feb. 2, was 3,624, of which 1,196 were new THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1867. (Bitting • apyulo ted for the prese Wasnalswrsa, 84. artbia4aise.—Monday, Feb. s: Tuesday, ; Thursday, 7 Portland-road.—Wednesday, Feb. 0 ; TbursdaY, 7 : Friday, 8. Manfixivetz, Marylebone.ruad.—Tuesday, Feb. 5; Wednes day, ; Friday, & WANDI3I4OIBII4, Bouthstreet.—Tuesday, Feb. S. SHuItEDITCH, OldBLiwt-ruad.—Tuesday, Feb. 5 • Thursday, 7. Bow, Bow.rusul.—Friday. Feb. 8. WHITSCHAPEL : Great Prowl-street —Wednesday, Feb. 6; Thursday. 7: Friday, & SoUTHWAILK, swan-stmt.—Tuesday, Feb. 5; Thursday, 7: Friday, 8. WHIRL Camberwell New-ros4.—Tuasday, Feb. 5; Wednes day, G. CITY or LoBDOB, Guildball.buildings.—Munday, Feb. 4. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Dlr. Justice Blackburn.) THE CHARGE OE SCUTTLING THE SEVERN. After our report left on Saturday, The Solicitor-General proceeded to rum up on behalf of the crown. Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Serjeant Ballantine, and Mr. Serjeant Atkinson then proceeded to address the jury on behalf of their respective clients. Mr. Justice Blackburn said that it would, perhaps, he well that the further proceedings should be now adjourned. His lordship added his regret that the jury should he de layed from their homes over Sunday ; but he believed that the sheriffs would make every arrangement to render them as comfortable as possible by • country ride, to which, however, all must agree or otherwise all must stay within, as they could not be allowed to separate. The jury expressed their thanks, and were escorted as before to the London Coffee-house by the sworn officers of the court. N.,. I ih BEITISII 510. WINKI. Chivert.o two, .. , e44jr4 .lmal I Si 1.t;.:41 .. iDev. i; (.*Aa ;Tarlatek '; , I 12,90 N ~ Drakewalli ' ti 511 ... ' 'l'..tst 11.(it..4 Illope) I !9 6,144' .. 'l-: )))1( added !/14.6 6.40:1 .. ,i: ~r . ^ri Brea I 31 6 6,056 .. ' ka.• itret.,i ll e 1,10.0 .. , E&' Lovoll . 35.0 4,11 J) )) .. IL. W. 114..te11 Tavistk , 11/.2.6 446. .. 'Gr.)mleer & St. Aubym 66 11,6.76 1 , 4 .:real Ltley (Limited) all 6.0001 .. Ore./ S.,t.tli Tol 4us 6,9661 .. rt. W. Ver (Iteisten) 6.06 n• .. ilrenville ........ • 9.0.6 . .. 1.021, .. Ilenal a Foot .. 6,00., .. Iliegatou D.nroe 6.10.6 Me, .. \lr,: ,vet • l'oy Lelaat) 13.17.0 8008 . Macke Valley 40,00 e, O II v) tidy Iron Ore • 0 3 1 400 .. New Salon 6 'Nu, .. ~...rth keakcar 1 ve 3, , :h1 .. N. , :t:: W:leal 4.t..41,7 sl,,k, r^m••.• rl n:Ted 1,19.1 ... !Providence ,U. LelaaV 10.6.7 619... '4. Caradoa tat. Lleer; li 81331 .. tiontht.'.enhurow eve, .. 'a. W. Fran:es ;Mogen; 18.18.9 690... law Palk ' 1816.6 %COO , .. TinAt Cr 1 V 6,000 .. .Wen &out 'lllegan) 4 1,024! ...W. Col.lnti ; Liskeard) 14 3,08/ .. We t. o.verten 460 .. IWrrt ae.on 612 .. •Wh. Beaset 'Illogao) 6 812 .. Wh. Buller • Itedruteh lO 1,021 .. W.3laryAno,lleolten ; V mos .. wheal ieten 46.000... Wb. Tralawney MILLI. 461.0 FOREIGN Iliiiti. 96,4110, 2lios Limited) :00,900i 1 • Angiodtraz.Gold(LiaL) 20000 21 lAnstralinn 16.00 d 10 Cape Copper Llmited: 2.),(1)111 2 Camila miter ,Limited) 30,0..4 Cliontalee:An. MIL • L 10.0•6 90 Coplepn Limited, MO OO.i 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 25,906; I I East Del key (Lheited)l 2.5,eut1l 2 I Fortuna Limited) I Wens 2 , lorontindar 26,0. n) 24) 'Genera 6c, G . 4 11 • K Amanda 1J m I tad) 15. 3 i LillgreS Limited) 7,92 Z 6 . Ludt:inlay r Limited) &LOW 4 IPannicillo copper (L ) 30,0001 6 Pe.tarerut noa (1.1 m) 10.06 X 20 i PontglhatolairerLetel 100.04 6 Port Phltiip _ _ 10 . ,000 50 0..(041 CoINO Copper .. 120,000 1 Aeottish Austral. (Um.; 11,090 20 at. John del Rey (Lim.' 43,4 00 United Ileaierin (Lim 30, Val AntliAria Gold .. Id 1 VallanzaaosOold Um.) 10,000 10 VIIIKOUter Coal (Um.' d.OOO 10 Val ',main 'Limited 20,000 6 1a Gold ',limited 00,000 1 Worthing :Limited) .. ?MOO 1 Yorke l'euinaula(Ula. 411.000 I radaaamutana (Lim.; No. ISs I 00111PLIIIIIL f'oool 10 Angio-AulerleanTeL(L) 30,090 10 Anglo-Meslean Mint 8100.01.0 St. Atlantic Telegraph 8600,000 at. Do. 8 per cent. 23,000 26 • Auetrallan AgricaL 0000 23Auatrallan M. 4 BrFn.(L I 10,000 10 liangparaliTea 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks (4. 13,000 10. Do. New 56,000 100 " Bolekow Vaughan (L ' 40,009 6 Bombay Om (Limited' 10,000 6 Do Now 0,000 1 60 aritleh America/ Land 351,720 St. .11. & 1. Meg. Tel. (L.) 60,000 20 'British Shipowners 8,9151 321 Canada Company 60,000 10 leameihmLoan& 'sox: mow • so Ceylon Com= 12,0001 90 1 Ditto A 27,0001 20 ,Cliinaat.Shtp&L.CoalL 10,000 10 !City Diu:want, Limited. 20,000 i 25 Cltyoll,folunit.Yro.(L 16,011 1 10 ,Clty at Milan Impro.(L.' 4.959 1 30 • Do. 85,000 15 lefty of Moscow Or (L • 111,000 1 50 . City 013ces 10.000 90 Oolonisl (Limited) 10,000! so ) Do. 80,000, 60 ,Coinniercial Uniou, ins ; 40,000. 10 :Coen. of A7ricanMer.(L ) 17,5001 20 ICouthiental Un.OaslL. 11,0001 15 'Cop. M. ling. Fraf.TO p.a. 103000 1 10 .C. Fonc. of and (L.; 10,000' 50 Do.of Mauritius ;LI 10029511 U. :Crydal Palace 6160,810 8t , Do. Preference /1277.000 84. D 0.15 r. et. Peep. Deb. 7,600 20 Darjeeling . 10,i/00'100 DiscounteorporaUota. 19.000 10 KaMern Mesin Tea (L. 10.000" 60 I Fin(L' 60,000' t 0 111. Mats hits. & Canal ' 60,000 60 Ebbw Vale 118815' 20 K,ptianyorn.,tTrd.(L) 6179,1173 81. I:te e s etzie Telegraph . 70,000: 3 Ens.&Attopper (Lim 20.000 50 . and Foreign Credii 10,000'100 :Kn.& ScottiallMarin.(l on neu 16,000 10 VairbainiKagi 10,000 10 (Fore-st Werehl i e( .) 10,000 60 Dellirara 200,000' 10 10enerall'reditet Dla(11 ) 15.1,000. 16 i Oen. Stems Nevlgelloo 10,000 1 50 'Home &Colonial As.(L 5,0301 10 Hon:pions& China our 100,000 20 Hudson's Bey 80,000. 20 • Im.La.l.en. Marseilles 1 60,00.3 1 'lndian Ovules/ (Lira ) 110,000 20 Internet. Finan.Bo3(4 . 900,000 90' taternet.Land CreillKL 10,000. 60 Italian land 60,000. PS • Malian 'nig. Can. Cay ) 1.000000 100 ! Do. 6p. e. lids. r. 1870 90,001/ 60 T.and decaritlea Lim.),. 4,000: 25 Lond.African 10,000' ita Lon. &Caledo T o r . a s d ll ) 50,000 10 Lon.Coanieland&ll.(l,' 12,000' 6 'Loud. DlatiletTelog.(L 40,000 60 !Load. *loan. Amu. LI 143,626' 4 ,Load. G. O 6 inlbasC.(l 3,000 50 'Lond.&lllmg.leas.Co.(L 86.600 10 Load. Provincial Marlon 00,000, 20ake. tMnal, 1 Made. ct g.hyludianOor. all 10,000 •16 'Marine Investment (L) 641 12,600' 00 Mauritius land, &e. (L.) 12,0001 10 ,51edit. Limn. Tel.,L. . all 10,000 60 Merchant Shlppina , 1 ` 20 26,000, 20 iMillwall F.l.4.&Dock(L) all 40,000' 60 MillwaillroaWorkl. 12,500' 10 Natal Lend &Col.C. (1) 110,0001 25 National DI3 Com. (L. , I 40,000 25 Do.NewAsa6p.letobepd 5:000,. 23 Nat West Frov.liarine'l, 04 10,0001100 `NationalliteamNev.(l ' 80 3000, 20 lierbalisCoalalron(L 5 01,000 20 Do. New WOW . 10 Neweonsolidat.D)s. , L ' 11 51,000 6 New Waehreda, Limited 3.01 20,000 26 ,N.7.ealan.l M L. 1 1 20,000 55 N.Leeland T.& Loan (1.) 6 3 ' 16,0001 10 'Northam AassiaT4a(l) 5 260001 10 Do. 8 9 6187,175 St. N.Bris.Australasist, IL ' 100 43000) 60 N.Brit.&Merean. L. 40,000! 16 ,Ocean Marine (Joanna I I 10,0001 50 (rientalFineneis7 Lim.) 11 80,0091 6 'OrieatilOsslLimited) all 110,000 : Do. New 1 40,000' 10 'Orient Inland SleaM,L)l all 16,000 10 'Otege&SUaawl Invest 2 110,01101 5 'Ottoman Om ((Limited all 412.600. 10 :Panama P.M. Stsam(lo II all 10,214 6 ' Do. do 000,000 St. Peeir.ir.Land&Min.(L ),100 10,000 60 :Peninsular& o.Btesan ; a 1 1) 10.400 fo' Do. do. New all 10,000 60 lthyaire7 Iron 10,000 15 Do. New ' all 34,000 26 'lllo.l.City Improv.(l.l all 90,000 20 .Rio Janeiro Das (13m ) all 16,000 400 Royal Mall Steam 6O 9300.000 St. :Scot Austrs. Inrest.L) 100 30,000 20 flonFinan. d'Egyple (L) II 10,000 SO S. African M. &In.(L ) ' 6 14,300 21 lionthAugrallen Land 1 sll 41180,000 9t Buhmarlue Telegraph lOO : 1 Do Sail, I all on ) 'TelConstrue.&Main:l ). all 17 . 15°° i Do. D..) l6 1110.000 10 Themes& Memey In.' L)1 1 1 7,600 10 'Trinidad Petrol's= (L. l . 114; 17,600 10 :Trust&Agencyof Aas.f,t, 1 50,000 20 IT. &L. Co. of U. Canada 6 100,000 60 fUn.Msrioe of Liver. 1)1 30,000. 6 illnited K. Teh ,m. Cu. L all 10 60,400,Univers. Merino litaklo) 10.000 10 Van Diemen's Lend X), 1130 10300014 100 Vberoyof itgyptlllor.ll all 10,000 1 SO )warrant Finance (Lim ) 10 13005 ' 00 WatlndiadtPaeliloBl.(l: 111 PREFERENCE North Staffordshire, NI, I. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW STREET. John Burt Bowhot - /;;;ne, IlilieSaitehairsa, and Charles Wis. Murat were charged with creating a disturbance in Cecil-street, Strand, by forcing an entrance into a house, and damaging some furniture, the property of Sergeant Ackrill, who had been placed in possession of the premises. Mr. Nicholson, on behalf of the Marquis of Salisbury, the owner of the house, said there was no desire to press the charge against the prisonern if they would sign an undertaking not to attempt any further interference with the property. Mr. Darby, who appeared for Rowbotham and Stabbing, said that Rowbotham claimed possession of the house. The rent bad been tendered to the marquis's agent. An action of ejectment was brought, to which an appearance was entered, and the proceedings wore not gone on with by the Marquis of Salisbury. Mr. Vaughan said that even if Rowbotham was entitled to polls-melon that would not justi4. him in resorting to such measures to enforce it. There had been a serious bre sch of the peace, and he should not allow the matter to be arranged. Committed for trial, but bail taken for their appearance. NEW SHERIFFS. From tho supplement to tho Loudon Gmette, lamed on Saturday, we learn that at the Courtat Osborne House, Isle of NVight, the 2nl day of February, 1867'; present, the Queen's Moat Excellent Majesty in Council; the following sheriffs were appointed by her Majesty in Council for the present year: ENGLAND, !Eacepting Cornwall and Luseashire.l Brarmasnite —Winton Cooper Cooper. of Toddthgton, Esq. BRIDINHIRD —Thomas Hargreaves, of Arhorlield-hall, Eeq. El CAP.—ltichard Henry Richard lloward-Vyse, of Stoke place, Esq. CAXMAIDGISHIDE AND tilaillNGLONSHlAL—Stanlake Ricketts Batson. of Horscheath, Eaq. Cswitiac—Tbunmelltury Loon, of Appleton-hall, near 1% or rington, Esq. Comarateen.—Willitim Edward James, of Barrock-park, Y,sq. DEItII SHIRT —Edward Sacheverell thandos Pole, of Rad borne, Esq. DtvoludilsE—John Duicke, of Newton-house, Esq. IN./LATSMAN.—John Hake Calcraft, of nempatone hall, Esq. Dt all AN. -W Sturfield Grey, of Norton, Esq. F. ,, EX. Richard Baker Wingfield Baker, of Or,ett-hall, Esq. t. 4 Canigiblitalt —EdWard Sampson, of Ilembnry, near Bristol, Esq. 1111AUDADSHIAL—Themas Reavely, of Kinnereley Castle, near Klegton, F.sq. ilterrOal+lll/E.--Charlea Booth, of Stanstead Abbotts, ENT.—Wffilant Moore, of Wicrton. Esq. ISICEST64IIIIIIL—Xdward Pinch Dawson, of Laude Abbey, Eat. LietvitsetentE --Sir Henry Hickman Bacon, of Thonock, Bart. lIONNUI:THSIIIDE.—George Itelph Ureenhow-Relph, of Beech hill, Rup NolgrOLK.—Albemarle Cator, of Woodbastwitk, Esq. NokTDAMDTONSHIAZ Soma:met Base, of Crawley, Ent hognirmegatana.—George Caney, of Fowberry Tower, Eaq. NtrYTINONAN,HIBE.—SIi John Sutton, of Norwood-perk, Bart. OXFORDSHIAL—AInander Willem !fall, of Linristew, RN. RATLAND --Edward NiAthatnla Conant, of Lyndon, Eq. SIDWAIMIAE—Sir Charles Frederick Smythe, of Acton Burnell, Bart. Soalgamtrenter —Richard Thornier; Combe, of Earnshill, Esq. Covers or SoCTHAIIPTON —WILIAM Hans Sloane Stanley, of Pannone, near Rowley, Eaq. NTA FIORDSHIRIS litnry Charles Vernon, of Hilton-perk, E.g. Nt FDOLE.—Robert JOllll Pettlward, of Great Filiborough-ha, Suitaxr.—William Gilpin, of Palewell.lodge, East Sheen, Esq. Avesax.—Colonel Francis Vernon Harcourt, of Rusted. WJAIWICISHIKE.--Evelyn Shirley, of Eatington-park, E ItESTMORICIAND.—Hugh Big[, of erassrigglall, Morlanai, Pon tiff', Esq. Warsiiint: —Denry Calloy, of Burderop-park, Esq. Iroarssranquax.—Richard William Johnson, of Brick'c hin-wt....ha11, EN( IollkAllltE.—% Mt= Henry Harrison Brondley, of Welton, Esq. WALES 'NORTH AND SOUTH% ANGLISIIT.—WiIIIiun Griffith, of limbs/yr, thq. BaLtoastitßL.—John Williams !Immo', of Bolgoed House, &Ai I 'ARDIOANSHIRR—JaMeI Linda* of CS2 4,le Hill, Dear Aberyst with, Er.q. CARMAITFIZIVHILL—JOIIII LellOol Griffiths Pore Lewis, of IlenlMn, Esq. IA en A ItVoNSIIIItE. —.Simms Tones Williams, of Gelliwio, Henry Chasubash, of Llysintlrehion, Eau. FLINTSHIRR.-771osnas Gunner Wynne, of Nerquis 11a1I. Emu. Youriee, of if livrough House, near Swamies. Eial. tdridoseetesudta.—Willlans Watkin Edward Wynne, of Penhartii, Eau. 111 wroomthrsiiiitit.—MaJor Joseph Darks, of lirynglaa. PlAlinitiiikzillitE.—Mark Anthony satire', of (Melton, Eimi. ILinsuesittax.—Charles Marsh t isik, of Hendry, Eaq. THE FARRINODON-ROAD STATION OF THE MR, TKOPOLITAN RAILWAY. —On Saturday the work of demo lishing the principal portion of the old Metropolitan Rail way station in the Farringdon.road had proceeded with so much activity that before nightfall the whole of the temporary structure was nearly levelled with the ground. The entire area of the adjoining property belonging to the company has been enclosed, it being the intention of the directors, we understand, to cover the whole with • large permanent station, abutting on the south, and having its main frontage and its principal entrance in the new street now being laid out by the corporation on the north side of the new Metropolitan Meat end Poultry Market. This station will be devoted exclusively to the through tra ffi c of the Great Western and Great Northern lines, both inwards and outwards. Simultaneously with this work large bodies of workmen are employed in making an auxiliary station to the eastward for the special ac commodation of the extension lines in connection with the metropolitan area as served by the above-named and London, Chatham, and Dover systems. SIM euoN'a COMPANY (LIMITED).—On Saturday the third ordinary general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held at the offices, 103, Strand, Mr. Wm. Cox in the chair. The report stated that although the profits had not been as large as the directors wished, there bad been an increase of 4581. 6s. 3d. to the profits in comparison with the preceding six months. Considering the expense that had been incurred in improving and ren dering as elegant and comfortable as possible the interior of the conipany's premises, the directors thought it matter of congratulation that they had been enabled to show up wards of 4501. excess of profits on the previous half-year. Besides, the six months embraced within July and Decem ber were always found to be not a. profitable ss the other half. The directors believed that the ensuing half-year would show much better results. The dividend recom mended by the directors was at the rate of Bs. tkl. per share, free of income-tax, on the paid-up shares. The rzport was adopted, and the dividend declared accordingly. THE BoARD or TIADE.—A very considerable reconstitution of the Board of Trade is being effected. Sir James Emerson Tremont, who, as we stated last week, is to have the honour of a baronetcy, retires from his post as secretary. Mr. T. H. Farrar formerly assistant secretary for the marine department, has been appointed sole per manent secretary. Mr. Louis Mallet, C. 8., is appointed avista et secretary for the commercial and treaty business. Mr. Thomas Gray, formerly of the wreck department, is eppointed assistant secretary for the marine department. Mr. Charles Cecil Trevor, barrister, is appointed amain tsnt secretary for harborlrs and foreshores ; and the Hon. Robert George Wyndham Herbert is appointed assistant secretory for railway matters. Mr. Mac kenzie, Mr. Swanston, Mr. Evening, and Mr. Henry Leek, senior clerks, have each an improved position end pay, and take charge under the secretaries and as sistant-secretaries. Mr. Felix Hargrave Hamel, late clerk in the solicitor's office, Cnotoms has been appointed law clerk in connexion with the harbour department. Messrs. Stoneham, Bell, Pattrickson, Dobson, and Jackson are made senior clerks, and several junior clerks and temporary clerks will have to be appointed. The whole of these changes are consequent on a report recently made by a Treasury committee. Captain W. H. Walker, professional member of the marine department, in addition to his duties at the Board of Trade, has been appointed a con servator of the Thames under the Thames Conservancy Ant of last Neeica.—Suaday Gazette. __ , - 95i 83 100 84 100 i" 9E/ 107/ I RI. I Cl. price, I WIC 3 4 1 4 9 411 421 14.1 lf 11 2.1 25 51 zd 2 101 111 3 3 5 5 1 17 18 1 If ft 14 2f 8f 7 0 SI 41 id Ef 21,11, 55 46 11 13 1 28 28 310_330 22 25 I 11 11 13 64 44 130 140 65 70 244 27e 11 IS 11$ 125 10 12 id Ne f 3h. I I Pd. I CI. priced. I Bale.. II:CEIL 11 I} NA lom, la ale pia dbl I dial 19 Pi Ed /Mai 1 141 q I 1 pm: Npar l 1 r i 110 I K 46 i la l i paz l 4 II dis .... - PO 2 1 54) 1 I L II li U. prices. I Wm. ibi i lid 151 151241 16 16 23 21 63 68 19 21 Par On. 6 4Qs 171 121 1; Ipas 164 Ipia 445 . 19 16 90 94 41 tylls 69 7t 2 1 Mi l 1,114 par: 141$ psi; 101 OW* 1 1 dis, 8 3 cUs' 8 6 814' _4W 171 111 12 11 the 9 7 db: _ells 4 6-16 I P 9 100 _97 _99 WI 111 111 83 86 62 81 101 101 106 100 108 106 101 103 00 02 101 103 106 100 106 106 101 101 103 106 1911 105 106 107 97 100 MS 97 90 93 10 SO 94 OS 100 102 04 93 101 108 100 101 98 98 91 U 1M 100 1041 104 107 100 - NI 8 4 11 1 1 1 1 a 4 1-16 4 12 1 I'd S I-16 19 20 dis 11 0144 21S 9 T 41328 12 11 &el 19 8 216 4j , 31.18 81 rnt i 4 21 IT 241: 16 21 111 die et! I lAu . 1171.18, 22: 1 Is Inn Par d 4 2 .118 7 1 4 210 40 4i 141 161 161 101g981 10 6d4 61 61 par }pm l 2 / 3 14116 :t :t 38 4o 07 09 it iv Al 7 _8 Ii ti it i 3 105 108 I 121 128 I 7 6Ms 44415' 3 55 I i 3 2111s1 2 i n9 Ol 1 I PE Is 1 2191 : 2 113 . 8 10 ea ió I 8 tai.. a 4 dia. zd 81 •—• Ms 13. id stl I 3-16 MARKETS. COTTON. —Lrveurced., FEB. 2.—A quiet market, at easier 'briefs. Estimated aides to-day 6,000 hales, in cludin,g 1,500 speculation and export. 1,200 American, 120. to 16d. ; 700 Pernant, ha, 130. to 150.; 10 l4aranham, 13.0. ; 300 Egyytian, 15L to 19 , & ; 100 Smyrna, 120. to 120. • J,12/0 Surat, FAL to 13d.; Bengal Strode , &c., Aid. to 10d. ; China, 101 d. • fair llholle4h, 12d: ; fair Oessrawattee, 12d.; fair Be4ch, 12d. ; fair Bengal, ft_ ad. ; fair Egyptian, 160. ; fair remain, 1511 . ; mi ddling Boweds, 144 d.; middling Orleans, L'AL COTTON GOODS.—MAgeIIE4TER, Fin. 2.—The large offers making last week and early in this, at very low prices, are not being repeated. In many instances the buyers making them have found sellers willing to meet them on suitable terms, and manufacturers, relieved from stocks by such operations (which in the aggregate, have been considerable), are more independent and less disposed to press for further orders. Those who have not placed their orders are now leas inclined to press them, because of indications that more favourable terms may present them selves. Besides, commercial advice, from various markets are less encouraging. The home trade market itself does not give much promise of a full demand, owing to the high prices of the prime necessaries of life. The large business lately done has been, as stated in a former report, in light fabrics, such as 7,,1b. shirtings, muslin., and twills, and in these many manufacturers have entered into heavy con tracts. rihirtinp of 7 to Si lb., printers, and heavy goods have not gone off nearly so well, and are diffi cult of sale without sonic concession in prices. It is the same with the yarns of which such goods are made. Prices are very unremunerative, most of the standard cloths being offered at 3d. to (id. per piece under the rates current a month ago, while the price of cotton (15itL) is fully as high as then. There is consequently much com plaint of the heavy losses spinners and manufacturers have to undergo, and they are taking the only means likely to check the evil by reducing production. The movement towards the close of last year for short time seems to have been soon abandoned, but the present attempt is more likely to be successful, because in many cases producers can only now go on with the certainty of inclining meet disastrous lasses. WOOLLE2I.—Lezna. FEB. 2.—An unproved tone has characterieed the transactions in the cloth halls this morning. The attendance of buyers, though not large, ham been more numerous than we have lately had to report, and a n o es general disposition to purchase has been evi dent. Several large parcels of tweeds, in blue, grey, and light steel mixtures, have changed hands. The inquiries fur these goods have been more animated than we have had to notice since the commencement of the season; and should the present state of the weather continue they will, no doubt, have an extensive sale throughout the coming spring. Fancy coatings in various shades of mix tures and stripe. have also been in tolerably good request, and have in some quarters been freely transferred. The demand for plain goods in wool-blacks, blues, and medley colours, has also been on the increase, a few good parcels having met with purchasers. Hair-lista, which now form the centre of attraction in the white market, have changed hands to a moderate amount. Several parcels of medium and fine qualities have met with purchasers, and the busi ness done in this market, although not so extensive as in the coloured hall, has shown signs of decided improve ment. Prices remain unaltered. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BEADPORD, FEB. 2.—There has been a marked depression in English wool during the past week. The transactions, which have been exceedingly scanty, have been chief) , confined to niatchinss and the best classes of deep grown bogs required for immediate con sumption. The decline on quotations has been wore dis tinctly marked than it was last week, and the same ten dency is apparent amo ngst the growers of wool. In worsted yarns, spinners . contracts are running out find difficulty in renewing them. Indeed, business cannot be effected except at a decline in price, and even when that is the came the transactions are very restricted, and coutined to certain things chiefly for export. Quotations generally have a softening tendency, although there are some spinners, better employed than most, who are quite indiposed to make • concession. The piece branch grows slacker. There is little doing for any quarter, and prices are on the decline. HARDWARE.—Breemosex, Fen. 2—The trade et this town is a little wore active ; the factors have been distributing orders more freely this week—a great relief to manufacturers, whose order-books had been tolerably well cleared up, and some of whom, anxious to keep their hands employed, have been making up goods partially for stock. In the foreign department also there is mole stirring ; a fair amount is being done on account of Ger many and the north of Europe generally, but in other re spects the continental trade is quiet ; that is also the con dition of the Brazilian and other South American trades. With respect to the East Indies the progress towards re covery is extremely slow. CORS.—CArBRIDcr, Frs. 2.—Wheat and barley were both 2s. cheaper, anal at that reduction it was difficult to find buyers. Wheat, Me. to Zois. ; barley, 40s. to 495. ; beans, 40s. to 50s. ; oats, 23.. to %a. per qr. C•sr.istn, Fns. 2.—There was • moderate supply of wheat this morning, selling well at last week's rates. Oats had a brisk sale, and barley was fully fall higher in prices than last week. 00WHESTER, FM 2.—A good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale, at a reduction of '3. per qr. A fair show of barley, with an improved demand, at la. below the rates of last week. Beans and peas unaltered in value with a moderate supply. Gurtnroan. FEB. 2.—The supply of wheat to.day was moderate, for which the trade was more healthy than last week, and prices were the turn in favour of sellers. Barley a slow sale, at about Is. per qr. reduction ; other grain at late values. Wheat, I;2s. to 745. ' • barley, 345. to 525. ; oats, 223. to 295. ; peas, 425. to 445. ; beans, 445. to Oise. Herrman, Fen. 2.—Good supplies of grain. A very dull demand for wheat, and prices Is., per load lower for beet qualities. For inferior the sales were very irregular. Barley was Is. per qr. lower for an malting samples, and grinding still more reduced in value. Oats and beans dull sale. Wheat, red, 345. to 40a. • fine, 425. ; white, 36a. to 40s. per load. Barley, malting, 40s. to 53a.; grinding, 28a. to Ms. Oats, xerae, Bs. to 21is ; old, 345. per qr. Ittuni, Ms. to 3'3. Peas, 24e. to Ds. per load. LEICESTER, Fee. 2.—There was about an average supply of wheat at our corn market to-day, the show consisting of white and red descriptions. Since last week the weather has been spring-like, there having been no return of the frost. Basilicas proved quiet, and a reduction of Is. to 21... per qr. had to be submitted to. Old white sold at 66a. to 'Os. ; old red, 63a. to 665. • ' new white, 56a. to 67a. ; new red, 575. to 645. per 36 stone. We had a fair supply of barley, the quality of which was varied. There was less life in the trade, and prices were rather in favour of the buyer ; malting, We. to 50a. per qr. ; grinding, We. to :14.. per :10 stone. The inquiry for oats was of a quiet character, and in some instances prices were • shade easier; old made, :its. to 365. • new, 265. to 30s. per 24 stone. Beans came to hand m oderately, and there was • dull demand at about la. per qr. reduction ' • old, 55a. to 58s. ; new, 48a. to 52a. per 38 stone. Fine flonr, 495. ; seconds, 465. per 20 stone. The grass lands are looking better. NEWOARTLE-UPON-TYNE, FEB. 2.-At our market this morning we bad an extremely moderate show of wheat from the growers, which was niece than compensated by the coasting receipts, which were over 6,000 quarters; fresh-thrashed samples, however, being wanted for mixing, sold readily at rather under previous rates, whilst on coast ing and foreign the decline was fully Is. to 2s. per qr., at which reduction, however, there was no pressure. Flour sold slowly, at a concession of Is. per sack. 11.ilting barley most difficult to get, and inclining lower. Malt, unless fine, neglected. Little stirring in beans or peas. Oats in moderate request, but can scarcely be written cheaper. The arrivals this week are : -Wheat, coastwise, 6,464; foreign, 530. Barley, coastwise, 2,143. Oats, oosist wise, 570 ; foreign, 663. Peas, coastwise, 72. Beans, coastwise, 35. Flour, coastwise, 2,0613 sacks. Nonwiett, FEB. 2.-The supply of wheat at this market to-day was again very limited, and with dul ness prevailing in 'he trade, prices receded Is. to 2s. even for the best qualities. The supply of barley was fair, and the farmers demanding higher rates than the trade will afford, checked business. The samples which changed hands were at a seduction of la. to 2e. per quarter for both malting and grinding aorta. In other articles there was not much doing. The weather during the week has been variable, but it is now tine and seasonable. White wheat (weighing 021 b. to 631 b.), 70a. to VA. ; led ditto (weighing 6016. to 631 b.), 60a. to 655.: best malting barley (weighing 5211b. 4 so 5311 b.), ROL to 52a. - runs ditto (weighing 511 b. to 0216.), 46a. to 4se.; distilling ditto (weighing 491 h. to 501 b.), 365. to 40a. per quarter. Flour, 45a. per sack. Averages:-Wheat, 2,204 quarters, 645. ; barley, 4,318 quarters, 475. ld. NOTTIScHAIt, FEB. 2. -There was a fair supply of wheat, but the condition of the grain was by no means first-rate. The trade was dull, and except for the finest sorts prices were Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. New white sold at 620. to 705.; new red, s:e. to 6115. ; old white, 06s. to 725. ; old red, 58a to bas. per 36 stone. There was a moderate quantity of barley on offer, but the demand was by no means brisk. For tine samples prices were not much altered; otherkinds were Ia per qr. cheaper. Malting, 40s. to 505. ; tine, 53a. to 55a per qr. ; grinding, 30s. to 36e. per 30 atone. Oats were a rather limited show, and the inquiry was slow, the rates of last week being with difficulty maintained: old, 345. to 3;s. ; new, 245. to 33.6 per '24 stone. Beans were a quiet sale, and samples were disposed of at rather below late currencies -old, 555. to 605.; new, 453. to 495. per 313 stone. Peas dull and lower. Super dour, 50a. to 5`..h.; fine, 4fi4. to 48a. per 20 stone. - - Oxman, FEB. 2.—The attendance was somewhat limited and the few buyers present acted with great cau tion, and although prime dry samples of wheat were anything but plentiful, it was rather difficult to dispose of corn at last week's quotations ; damp samples, and they were very_ numerous, were quite a drug • in lee,] many, both red and white, remained unchanged. All kinds of barley were a shade lower in price. The supply of oats was not very extensive, and real good dry and weighty samples were quite as dear. Beans, although in request. did not improve in price, and there was hut little inquiry for peas. Flour (seconds), 45.. to 50s. per each. The valleys of the Cherwell aad Isis are for sail.. Ii c"Tiet'l7 in"aated tbethethboowgt'lhtdateles."patdt,ll::a lio :: : , e . : l ,c s; the hills, is a great drawback to agraculturat pursima. PETERCOROUGH. FEU. 2.—The supply of grain her e t. anw ih h iy dea ts wt 'ai nnad no rnadebar t La;g 6stm e, ul hdi eek,. prim. HEADING, FEB. 2.—This being the day of the 1 4 , horse fair, the attendance at the market a t the coma e . i „ ment was not so large as usual ; befo re it closed , lanie,-,.; the Exchange was well filled, but the anxiety wu great to transact business. There was on avenue of all kinds of cereals, some of which were in condition. Holders required full prices, to which e .; 14 purchaser* declined to accede, they requiring a t‘ 4,„ - of I n . to 2. a . per quarter for wheat, and what hands, with but few exceptions, were sold :it 1,. sad per quarter reduction. There was not much iequir, malting barley , in which former prices were mUnt a i nw mined to. but in grinding barley Is. 1 1 01 quarter I n d to be rt. RocarEerrEir, FEB. 2.—Our city market was charad e * by great inactivity, and although there was a fair dance of both the town and country trade huiinesi e a , ceedingly languid, millers and others refusi ng purchases to any extent, and operating with mat rei ?n , Superior lots of both white and red wheats (itched bush late quotations, while secondary and middling T wi t ; were fully 2s. per qr. cheaper, this reduction. ny greater,,; 56,1 f ng or b.te: to tz..t in ru i ;n hi sa o e nodf bu wdm. y h e i rs tep to w:e. ope dt ra tinh te feet to rieorwr s secondary, 625. to 65a.; and damp and inferior, tal k t o , ;1 : per qr. best red wheat, 60s. to (4, ; Ma. per qr. The foreign market was as moderately supplied with wheat, s ai l of most kinds receded Is. to 21. per quarter, with i 7 .1 demand. In flour there was a fair amount of Inui t , doing at a reduction of about Is. per sack on *ll, l . cerhang the finest qualities. The stands were supplied with barley, but the demand was cons,,;l chiefly to best malting samples, which were lordly , dear as before, while secondary lots of both , albs; 44 grinding gore way about la per guider ; for nit p aa ,2 4 of chevalier the terms are Van to km * 40s. to 465. per quarter ; best grinding barley. Zit to io and secondary, 325. to 34n per quarter. oht, were fair supply, but the change to the mild westher caused prices to be less firm, and the quotation mons noted as 6d. to la. per quarter cheaper on all 1, 0446 e old sorts. Beans and peas both the turn in favour i consumers, with a dull inquiry. WIBBICH, FEB. 2.—We are liberally supplig grain of all kinds at this day's market Goal dry ls. per qr. cheaper, but not easy to buy at the ddlu, Oats, beans, and peas fetch last week's prices. Po et , t the grower : Wheat, white, 62A. to 6-is., G:tlbt bushel ; ditto, red, 58e. to 6'2s. Oats, ls. 04d, to la k per stone. WORCE811:11, FYa. 2.—At this day's market time m, • less supply of wheat, which was mostly firmly bda to previous rates, but to effect sales a redw.tiou of la to:t per qr. was submitted to. Barley finnly maishosel value. Oats dull, and tending downwards. Beam ruke lower. Peas firm. Tone, Fan. 2.—The supply of wheat to-day au to r. ably good, and there was a moderate attendance. is O m district the recent floods have done considerable damqt There was • slow demand, and prices were fully la pe easier. Prises for white sorts were 661. to 61a; for 50s. to 60s. per 36 stone. The quantity of barley oft sa was about as usual. The tone of the demand mused a moderate aspect, and prices were as good as last situ Iv malting, 38a. to 425. per qr. ' • grinding, 345. per :a e. There was very little little change to note in cats, di supply of which was equal to the demand; new, to 23..; fine 268. per 24 stone. There was a middliar supply of be ans, which were • slow sale at a shade late prices ; samples sold at 44a. to Ms. per 31: Malt, 68e. to 70s. ; rye, 325. per qr. Flour, ca. to per sack of 28011 m. WATERFORD, FED. 2.—Only one cargo of vi arrived from abroad. but oar market has supplied with home-grown pain, principally eat s trade here since this day ae'nnight has ruled extre, dull, and we are obliged to quote all anodes, en barley, the turn in buyers' favour. Wheat—Fafnir limited inquiry at a reduction of 3d. to fid. on test In. on inferior varieties. Irish can be had at a about 2s. per barrel. Barley, from scarcity, is In black oats a decline of 4d. per barrel bu larger transactions. Indian oorn is not so active, at sales made the last two or three days an abate . . 6d. per barrel had to be submitted to Flour tid per sack cheaper. Laporte this week :—Wheat. 3, yyar• term; barley, GO; flour, 8 sacks. Exports this yeti- Wheat, 1,150 bank ; oats, LOOS ; flour, 04.1iit1., oatmeal, 4. THE HEAVY CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIL— SouTHAmrTnN, Fen. 2.—The Peninsular and (Rind Company's steamship Tanjore, Captain Beauley, sitter above mails, arrived this afternoon. She brings 91 po 'eager', specie value 2,2ttf. 15a. fid., also a general ay. including 1,744 bales raw silk value 110,0001. ster:n. Amongst the passengers by the Tanjore are 14,4,3 e. officers, also Japanese jugglers, with 2 wont" sal: children. The officers are from Yokohama, and ve goiti to King's College to be educated. From Gibraltar wt; Bay the Tanjore experienced strong head winds; tier heavy N.W. sweU up Channel, cloudy, with rain. Nu 23rd ult., 150 miles east of Malta, spoke the Nyas:, and on the 27th, 150 mike east of Cape de Cane. v. steamer Pers. ^ T TAB BOMBAY MAIL.—MALTA, FE& 2.-11 Messina leaves at 9 p.m. for Marseilles, when she tau expected on the sth inst. The Nyanza left at 2 p.m. f Southampton, when she may be expected about t. 11th inst. DESPATCH OF THE AUSTRALIAN, WEST INDIA, AN PACIFIC NAILS.—SeuTHARPTeic, FED. 2.—The Royal M. Company's steamship Douro, Captain Beres, sailed hem today with mails for the British and foreigs West Indiet Mexico, the Pacific, California, Central America, Nes Zealand, and Australia. She took out povengers awls large cargo on freight, including specie, I ~00. in elm' jewellery 4,400( ., and 2,000 'softies quicksilver, nix' 15,500/. THR LATE FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT OFF NiniTa n.arr.—After Cho lapse of five weeks, one of the babe of the nine unfortunate men who perished ou the ili4lit al the 20th of December, while proceeding in a small host from Northfieet off to their vessel, the Roes Winans ship, has been picked up. Yesterday morning, inkier thus was received by Mr. White, the superintentk the Gravesend police, of the finding in Greenhithe of the remains of • man supposed to be that of later fireman. The recovery of this first body has given melancholy satisfaction to the relatives of the ether tunate sufferers, as some fear was entertained thai bodies might have been carried out to sea. The acti happened, however, during the early port of the timid. as the body was found higher up the river, it is Leis thnt the other remainawill soon be cast up. EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND.—Them in an room and verge enough in New Zealand for a lam finx offinsltuittins and weUdisposed young men, aid e cially of young and vigorous women. The future sg of the colony greatly depends on the character of women who are sent there. There is still. as there 511 has been, in New Zealand a great disproportion of sexes ; the men predominate. We have ofteu in 1 columns urged the necessity of sending respectable for to this favourite colony, We again press the nuts the attention of the humane and benevolent arnow It requires no arguments to show the advantages would accrue to the thousands in this country irk unable to earn a decent living.-11',Ic Zahn , / E.m. Feb. 2. METROPOLITAN FARE HOSPITAL, DEVON•HI SQUARE, CITY.—The aggregate number of patieutsi. h during the week ending Feh. 2 was--ileoli , al, So: gical, 60 9 ; total, 1,41:4; of which 699 w e re new caws. Du BARRY'S DELICIOUS REVALENTA ARO Fenn cures dyspepsia, indigestion, crush. asthma, roseter, debility, constipation, palpitatin, nem... h l liver, and stoina , licomplaluta Cure No. int,4l3 21, 1866.—The health of the llnly Father is excellent, ens' Ince, abandoning all other remedies, he ha, c..etme: tiro ensirely to Du Barry's Food, and hit finlinta this excellent food too fitchly."--Oftsett rdu At 41f hs ham Co., No. 77, Resent street, London, W. In ti" at 1113., 2n. lid. trills.. 4ft. 24)14., 44 4 ,-4 Adverti,...ll 13IRTIIS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS• BIRTHS. BA RNARD.--lantiary 31, at Illeuhelon-cry , :nt. park, W., the trite at O. E. ltarnanl. of.1314;1$1 .1 P l y ''.l.7.l°lnutrY.3l• at 31. , 0r Court. Ai, ,ton. Cat wit,' • . - 311 . 11111KA D.—Jannary 31, at East sheen. Su" • ti ' v E. W. Muirband EN.. of a son. PORTER —Jauuary 30, at surer-terrace, 111delw.. of P. Porter, EN ..of a son. PULFORD —Jahuary 11, at Westgate, 1,3 , 1. (WTI Bra. F. K. Pulford, of a daughter. WlllTE.—January 30. at Brighton. the *tie .4 Eau., of a daughter. _ - ItARRIAGES. PERKINS—FELLOWS.—JsuIuary 31, at TettenhAl Ow: the Rev. 11. Ilamptou, James, eon of Mr. It . Pm 1.19..••• n notreet, City, to Nellie, danithter of J. Isßoas. • h outer, Compton. near Wulverlimei4.m. SC II l*L7.—Al I Lmi 151. ',wary at the Mehl , . by the iter. C. A. Contest, at the Evates•lirAl Frank, Monsieur Hanle Schulz. 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