The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TH 18 DAY.) COCRT Or BANKRUPTCY. (edam Mr. CanaWow Owbora) is lis iowi apTorrysims. aids Is It r arr requested to stet' thatithe e.. 1 the papers ot the 'bankruptcy of this gestlemas hos twee dose haherte is is the mature f.w the adjudi...tmo t. bsputed by Mews. tr..hu..M.es the pert at Mr. Howell. The matter will „ en , us foe argszuw.t os Fiche nett. The publicstioo, t ...eh eirsantstasces, ars* olotooely unwarranted, arid ~..s claret violation of the tostructious of the court. • tt ME LAW NEWI‘PAITIt ILIWITED). Thin wee a petition for wialtii.puts. The matter was fully argued at two former sittings. the Honour new gave Judgment. Ile std.l the petition • . il.At of Mr. Walter, solicitor. of Lincoln's lan, sad the tiers .4 the company were gentlemee IlUlie is the boat ims of their profession. lit wasalleged that they ladmigleated to, in the nummonseet of the company • sad it • .N p vtaat, to them that the ch.irge shank' he fully is -4,.t The ense wee a most eitisM.l 6 oBl/Y . air. The isittioscr was a holder of two shame, on whisk 51. aids -els lied bees paid , sod the peti:umer wee indebted in We act of the lest mils, Int. He had taken no part in the nut.t,treeret, and had never been near the company WI moistly. .1, party who deliberately refused to pay s.r. Cc a length ef tino was not in • position to cat fee • squish:mu order ; n ail though the law now very awe f..,..lslelsties, and even se.luiresi the officers of the court s.. wait oe thou in prime Aft. I .uler their dieshorge. was A new thing that a debtor should he fa • podtion to cull on his 414 - Altars to vied up. A sharib••!•ler not laying bin calls ha I no right to vete at the ; %cr..] ruse•iugs, and his sh.tre• uoght have bees fee t, ten , Lot the directors had good •nattit , lly refrained free n.; so. It SAS said the company Mel beenght keg( within one of the grounds 'seabed by the act, m a mese for ranking a win•ling•up order—that three-fowl& ,f the cdpital haul been bit or become areal ,6le. rite petitioner, therefore, called on the mars bore. • direly t•• make a w alb liog•up ••rder. Bat it wee clear from the .••itlovities that the court had • discretion founded ••a the eq...lamer and eicasity of the ease. Here no ex. poliene• had been shown. Thie eel Dot ea association formed 1.4 the sake of profit, hot to heaealt the prvlcesion by the establishment of a good weekly law news• which should keep them informed of the latent 4irt.i.vit in the courti. There were 20,0,0 solicitom ia this (+metre cal its dependencies, and it was aatonishing thit se undertaking like this del not prover. bat in those dire it sreno , l that nothing prospered unless it was cow r ,ted with the making of motley. (A laugh.) Every thing fuel been done by the managers with greet regularity. There bail been nothing like neglect of duty, or ..I•irie of trust. It was mid that notice had not levu given be sdverthemeot of certain general meet that the proceedings of those meetings and the seloeitient ones were therefore illegal. But it was does th..t circulars sent by post to each of the share hot I-vs were niftiest notice of the meetings. There was on irrr,ollaritv at all in the proceesliep; sad had they bees rrer ei irregular, the petitioner, haring sever come user the •••iquay till Ito hth I recernber last, was not in a position t. tsite adrantage of that irregularity. But the question r. toth,L WAS it espedient or necessary that the coast .11L1 make this order! There was to reality nothing to wind up ; all the creditor. but two had been paid, and they It..`••mtl to 10.. k to the directors ; and there were t. &au t 6,01.1 the 10/. due frost the istitioner, who it was to be hoped would pay his calls after f-e indulgence that had been shoed him by the directors, ttt,getLer there sae only 40i. owing; and were the winding-up order nude, that =moot would be swallows d Iu • p ate Wise* (awe under the act of 18414, 'ham el!.r Kindersley refused to make as order for wit,line; up the Loudue Coovevance Company, it appearing tbst the sharehol•lers bad entered into a subscription for o •n„; the debts of the company : and on that rotted KM that it was Dot expedient to make the order, ••• • • I. heti! w•••ibl thereby result to the company or the I.: Ts. Looking at all the circumstances the court felt boaini to diamias the Wilkie. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MILLINCI• VALIUM= OIL rAnnue., Mine Aleie - lieT*;ll - ,, Wane — W. 377, Sifted, Sal charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with steel* as oil *la ic; Anil frame, of the SAGO of 40f . the property of Mr. Alfred r :raven, picture dealer, of 30, Gerrardotreet. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Grail Marlborough-spent, op puled for the pnaoser. Mr. Grimes mid he took two rooms at No. 10, Genet& street, Helm, of erlikh house the prieuser wee the hodledy, to plow lore *twos to, Ise being a dealer is pietism sad among them w. 34 the cum Darned in the present charge, the " Vireo sod being a paroling after Labors. Ley were all taken to the prisoner's Items en theembrie 2. A few days after he west to the boom to .t masher taunting to send to a gentleman, and m nat.! Dot foil it, ILi. led him to examine the pictures more ono fully. and two Le found the pointing of the " Virgin ad Child" was also gone. He placed the matter in the bands of the pollee and nothing more was heard of the picture t,U hauntsy afternoon. when happening to peas alias Priocenstreet, he maw by accident the psinting in a feeler's window. Ile asked the aasatant who it was and he mid he did nut know. and that Mr. .tdain. hod only had it • fortnight. (lief* the aeeuseil fell clown in the thick in a it. sod was carried out of court.) 11r. Lewis Said .he was mine t to epileptic It.. Mr. Tyrwhitt widths mae should stood Luck for half AD how, and en the case being resumed, Sem *widows wse gives of pictures being Oedipal by the prisoner's orders, and she rim rernacaleiL The !meet states that in the Windham cane ateeu al tlr Aurora coteselered the alleged lunatic of sound ' to ed, while raven thotte:ht °thaws& E t• ATIoN AND THE CLER4I T. —The Bi.thip rtfmtd &kart, state@ that the Hew. G. Brooke, vicar of 4 lareriez, has turned a girl nut .4 the day ochnol under his thvetion berate. her tomtits deelised to forego the prat. Pee of taw; her with them ..0 Sundays to the lodepeudeut Ti,. AMEN PTE.O MURDE R R AT th•FIDA LE. least. who has fee some days been in costaly, with his ads with itlll.lllli 1.0 murder, lier, • ifatunloy committal for trial by the itoetelak ma riftrates. The demotes. of M... leash dated that the 'matter hal !reliantly shown that he was jealous of her, that he bed ...cooed her of impeller intimacy with a led, • tbreatesed to t the her Ide She deeded that ohs had here evilly of improper COOthiCi. SW. MN , irEN T AT DAELINoTtIN.—AD &eel desk moan the thoth of a good. gaud on the Stockton sad Ilarlimit.os H .!way, earned George occorred at Larliagtos...o* Friday. Frew the evidence *Quiet! at the iwiewsh held hefoce W. Trotter, coarser, it appeared that 14, devotee! had only left home to ammeters work about s Tarter ri as hour, whew bang entered is coupling ahlitessal wawa* to the " pick-up geode train frees AockLind 1.. italr.tr. he was unfortunately caught Itetweeu the buffer*. and literally apieezeil todseth. He was Earned a diftedare of about twenty yards in that I , 4lible p0i..0 tat..,* stiststance could he reudered After hang extrteatal, he breathed twice, awl dial. A icifeatel rive chddren are left noproveled for. The revolter choreal that it weold he well if a little of the Hartley 91mlutbv a.lll approlrlated to both ease• as these, sot that eialtal to at aoi • long agninmt the nt.‘tutheent arotri -1.130.s that ho.! 1101, rood Ga the Hartley sufferers, bat skis was • awe which propottwastely deserved public at. bottom awl •rmpollty. A verdict of " Accidental death " was retursol. NoRTU KIN RAILWAY PLANT AT 1 1, %C.V.TE11.• -The oihleer of the sewn. Itas bad a very pn.siing effect the t ;rat Norther* Hallway works at I...waster, sal dunog the winter large soothers of roes i‘e teen discharged ; many are alio ander oaks. Nome idea maw he formed of the .nobs of discharges when it is that the vo!usteer corps la COMMIOII with this anaks has been *heat Woke° op. flame Wi6o have bees in • t• eiropsn)', sreice for years have left throogli this de rosawin. the like of which has ant been seen in Doncaster UK* the railway passed through the tows. AN limo lila-iv:4 or Pftomout CANC.—An tnire•ing breach of 'evades ease came before the Dublin I t.l r‘chiloir on Friday. The Isktiotilt Mho Ague. 11.4r00n, is a Lily who has 'passed thirty-five summers, 3 4 resales with ber brother near tellylessh, county Astriin. The ortgallant defendant, who rejoires iu the name of Necks, is ow of the " ruling elders" • f lb eneremanti nag °magmatic., ha the locality, soil has ...se ter heyunil the allotted " threescore years and tea." Thy case was a forcible illustration of the old adage that " etery eye forms a lisenty_i" for so strange wee the op- Pewits". .4 the vehicles& lover, that the leg boys and i.niezers of the Four Courts aro stated to have mobbed wlieu walking about the precincts of the courte, soil Lusted him with cries of "Hooks! Hooke !" down the The maned stated that the defendant, who, •hen at Inane, wears the best broadcloth and good be Wier a comfortable farmer sod worth over I .'"" 1 .• .I.p.moed thus rinliculoualy and fantastically dressed to wretchedly poor clothes, with his face dirty, and Li appearance very squalid, in 'order that the jury ro g l i t be led to b e li e v e that he wt. in extreme poverty. Th e fair snit., laid her damages at the sum of 310., sad the ilefendant pleaded a &Mel of the promise. A novel tfatur e in the e.ise was that both the parties were •esmined by roosest. Much laughter was massioned by some of the ilatements no h, by the defendant whim ill the rritee.iabos. when at the close of Ma examinatioo he turned t'. the fool I lief Rama, sad in a mysterious and cool detitisl manner isqoired of hire, " Does your lordship think the use is gosog in my favour?" The jury returned a , nerli for the plaintiff- damson 50/. I.lrr.itnAT SERIIII-171 —DROIkiIEDA, FRB. 5. —Yea traly *Hermon the brig Minerva, of Workington, struck, duringsame heavy ensile from the east, oa Dmzh , do I or. The lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution was umnodiatitiv laumbeil to her aisistanos, sod succeeded in owning her crew of four men, mad afterwards landing them ;ci Wet). lINDAT. , freah to strung 11. , !IDAY. PlOlllll. WIW N. Britain -N. to W., mode. W. N.W. to s,g,, rate to light, some snow. mow. Ireland. -S. to M. and N.W., &S. W. to N.W. and N., strong fresh to strong. snowy. to moderate, snowy. Central. —B. Y. W A.W. W N.W., W. to N. and N. N.E., fresh to fresh to stning, some snow. moderate, mom. & Coast —N, to E. and 8.E., W. to N. and N.E, fresh to fresh to moderate. ;yens. snow. B. England —N. E. to A.E.. and & .W W. and N., fresh. B.s. W.. fresh to light, Ant. CIPLA NATION'. 11-11aroatetie aorirectal ant reduced to S 2 at mean ass te;el feeh,7..lrett;cai;lae. causi•l4 aboa - Orie.tvirivedth of an inch diraleation ; and each 10 dell, above 32 deg., cauatoki Nearly three-bendredthe iliCft&SS. E. —F:tpowed thermometer In shade. IL-11Inisteuett bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind.true—two points irlf of msg. male). Y.—Force (I to If--estiniated). (1 to 9). I.— Initials ¢b, blue elq ;c. cleudi ;detached) f, fog h, ball :I, lightning; m, misty (lw) : o, oveveast (dull) : r, rale ; S. snow ; 1. thunder. R.-111mbdistarbence II tot. W.—Wet, rain•fall, or mow, or hall. daft last report, in Inches end deCIMALL tabs. FATAL ACCIDECTS IN COAL lIINPS.—This morn ing an abstract was published of a returo of the number of fatal scaldeuts which have occurred in coal mines in the United Kingdom since the system of colliery inspection cause into operation. We gather from these tables the fol. lowing facts : —The total number of tone of coal raised is the ten years eadiog 1141 k) was 60.14,94 C. The total number of lives lost in the same period was +4,484. The avorsip tonnage of coal raised to each life lost we. T1,4d0 tome. According to the Vienna papers, a secret printing proms, with several hundred copies of revolutionary pro. clamationa, baa been discovered in Venetia, and many 'meta have been made. The best commentary on the difficulties of the winter march to R.ivi4e du Loup is to be found in the fact that the first onward movement along it wee ordered on the 7th of January with • detachment of the filled Regiment, nod on this day • snowstorm sot in, which rendered the track impassable till the 11th. On the 11th, however, the first division wee able to move, and since then ► constant succession of from 201) to 130 men has been kept up from stage to stage, and in spite of snow the passage of each has kept the route open fur those who bad to follow, and by this time, no doubt, all the reinforcements of men and stores that were necessary have been asfely passed into Canada. Fox CUM.—The first meeting of the Fox Club this yaw took place on Saturday evening, at Etrookia. Present : The Earl of Albemarle, Right Hon. Stephen Lnsh lento►, lion. Fitzpatrick If. N'ernon, Martin Tucker Smith, Esq., M.P., Cot. Ilanillletou F. Custance, Earl of Fife, Lord Cremorne, Colonel R. A. Shafto Adair, Colonel Hon. Wen man Coke. M.P., Augustus K. Stephenson, Eq., Hon. Hamilton 11. 'minim. FAlwaril Aysliford Sanford, Esq., Edward Ellice. Esq., M.P.. Lord Seudys, Lord Mostya, Sir M. J. Cholincley, Bert., M.P., lion. George Fitzwillsom, Hoe. Leopold Agar Ellis, Colonel J. M. Cattlfeild, I Lord Llanover. TH►: MILITARY EATIMATRA—AIthough it RI un derstood that the military estimates were It good (hod reduced once we wrote Wt week, we baileee there is to he GO further diminution of the uumbels of men chap that speeitiod by us ; the Purveyor'. and %btu?, Store Depart ment... we have no doobt falling principally under the tinauci.l priming knife. —Army and Nur,/ flanrtt e. - - Tem PRlAremour or Llveowes-itgar. —The be adier+ of Lim:ol,l's4ns intend oo Thursday next to pro ceed to the eketiou of a preacher, the appointmest having become menet by the resignat ino of the ItiFist Rev. Dr. Thomson, now Bishop of Oloneeeter and Beata There are many eendidetes, but it is expected that the choice of the ',embers will fall epos nos of the following gentlemen. —The Venerable Archdeacon Otter ; the Rev. Dr. buss, vicar of ttrompten ; the Rev. J. Russell Woodford, vicar of Kenipsford ; the Rev. C. B. Dalton, incumbent of High gate; the Rev. H. L. Mansell, of 81. John's College, Ox• ford ; and the Rev. F. C. Cook, preheodary of flt. Paul's Cathedral, and one of her Maissity's Inspector, of &boob. The gentleman elected will enter upon hia dolma on the first Suoday of Roder term. Barrtsx Mt srum.—The trustees of the British Moment Lave eubecribed for fifty copies of a new work, entitled, " History .4 the Discoveries at Halicarnaaaus, onidus, awl Branchiili," for the purpose of presentation to public libraries which cannot afford to pay fur such espcu sive works. This book, of which there are osly 300 copies printed, the price of each copy being 12J. 124. to Behar-A- Wes, is by Mr. C. T. Newton, late her Majesty's consul at Halioaroasour, now an officer of the British Museum. APOTHECREIVe-HALL —The following gentlemen wend their inanimation in the science and practice of medicine. and received certificates to practise, on Thursday last:—Lloyil Davies, Urinal's, near fhwestry ; George N orr i s Ashforth, Westin% Herta ; Chaim Patrick Kempe, Cinpallack, Cornwall; William Harvey, Penance, Corn wall ; Charles Jeukyos, Tuckingmill. C.uubornc , Cornwall. The following gentleman also. ma the same day, passed his first examination :—Eugene Goddard, St. John-street-road. THE HARTLEY COLLIERY RELIEF .Fulim—Duriog Saturday 600 E wean received at tin Mansion-house in a id a t the Julia& for the relief of the widows and orphans of the sufferers by the above calamity. The total amount now remind by ths Lunt Mayor is over 14,0001. LONORYITY OF THE MESTAI FLEILLY.—A letter from Rome, alluding to a late rumour of the Pope's dunk says, the Menai family, to which the Pepe belongs, is re markable for its longevity. He hes two brothers aid • luster older than himself—Count Gabriel. aged 82; Count Castilla, aged 78 ; and Comities Labelle, 76. Goat Jerome, father of his holiness, died at the age of 84; sad the Comae,. fletherine, his mother, at the spot 82 ; while his grandfather, the Count Hercules, lived to the age of 96. It may consequently be averred with truth that they are m long-lived THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 162. THE CATASTROPHE AT HARTLEY. NEWCI9TLE•ON•I7I4II, UPOIDAT EVIXIPO. A very interesting meeting el delegates, repro mating collieries in Northataberlassd and Dothan, bas boss bill ie the Lecture-room is this tows togley, to devise lime fee a change from the present system of mining opera gem sad for the better preservation of the lives of the ageing community. A discussion took place on various points, but the feeling was unanimously against the brattice shaft system being continued, the men in very forcible lan guage pointing out the dangers incident to the system. The following resolutions wore unanimously agreed to "That in the opinion of this meeting the present system of working coal and ironstone minas is dangerous to the lives and injurious to the health of the miners, and that for the purpose of effecting a change in the system, petitions, point ing out the remedies of such evils, he got up se speedily as possible, and presented to the houses of parliament; and that for the better carrying into effect the present resolution, an executive committee end secretary be appointed." A form of petition wan at miss solopiod. A good deal of discussion took place regarding the present system of mines' inspection, and the general feeling of the spooling seemed to be, that under the present system no inspector, with the number of pits at present under hie cheep, could visit me• ial! of them, and it was unanimously eeseived—" Th►t the present system was inadequate to its regnironents, and that ten sub-inspectors, having charge of Waft collieries each, should be appointed by the govern ment." Next Saturday another delegate meeting will be held, with a view to adopt measures to establish a permanent Ware relief fund, and to make an appeal to the public of thellaited Kingdom to usist in establishing it. It is computed that down to this evening close upon 30,000/. has been subscribed for the widows and orphans, end it is thought that before the Seta are closed the fund will conaiderably exceed that amount. ROYSTON AND HITCHIF RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY!) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at DODD, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Rein in the °hair. Oa the motion of the chairman the following mots ben wee adopted :---" That a dividend after the rate of ell per cent. per atiatim, leas income tax, at 'Jd. so the pound, sad Id. per 61. sa. stock for exposer* of management, be declared on the Itoyatoo, Hitchin, and Sheproth con solidated stock for the half-year soft Ist February, 1862, and be paid forthwith." WKAXHIIIt DAPORT.-(TIUB DAY.) MONDAY, 1111NOMI2 DO, • LL IA L L 11. 1 D. ,r. O. L ,I_ l w. 8L08126. /IS 26 DLL • I - 4122 e - U. sl - W. c ; UM Bram it 16 is N. b .. AItDSOISMII Posuoss lls- I. b 1 ••• o,4tf•T ,lO. 12 al 11. W. • 11aunas. 'A A - W.N.W. a sn•••••••••• 1 a - W. b 11AZOOLAND AA IS A A. - • -.... Limnos, --It 16 IS W. c quopenovo lagot To 41 N.W. • vaunts tILU 61 41 SAW. • Yaiii•osx -ISM Id U N. • Loney... A M 26 U N. 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The fuutla to-day are well sustained at the closing quotations of Saturday. Little business is going for ward. In the railway market no general altera tion bas occurred. Foreign stocks continue to meet with a fair inquiry, but the transactions in this department do not exhibit the activity noticed last week. _ -- ----- The 'scrip of the Moorish Loan is firm, at 4 to I Prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 71fr. 55c., being 1 per cent. better than on Saturday. Console are officially marked 921 and 93 for money, and 93 and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 92/ to 93 for cash, and 93, " sellers," for the 6th March. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 2411, 240; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta, 93, h ; New Three and-a-Half per Cents., 100 ; 30 Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto, Five per Cent. stock, 1061, ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 265., 255. prem. ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " enface d" rupee paper, 1061 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10a., 13a., 93. prem ; ditto June, 145., 10e. prem. , . Only a moderate amount of business has been done in foreign stocks, but prices generally, including those fur Mexican, Venezuela, and Buenos Ayres Bonds are firm. Italian Five per Cents. and Equador Bonds are in requebt. The Turkish loan of 1854 is slightly flatter, at 841 to 85, while that of 1858 is steady, at 751 to 76. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 94 ; Chilian Four-and-a. Half per Cents. ,85; Equador New Consolidated, 184; ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 100fr.(exehange.25fr.); Italian Five per Centa.,'67l, 68, 671, a ; Moorish Scrip, 51 prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 341, 35, 341 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, 4d ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931, 921 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 1859, 601 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 80 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 431 ; ditto Passive, 191, 20 ; the Committee's Certificates, 8, 71, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 76, 751 ditto 1001. Bonds, 76/ ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 251. About 30,0001. in French gold coin was purchased from the Bank on Saturday for transmission abroad. The mail steamer Tyne will take 11,3821, in specie (gold) for Brasil. An important and well-considered undertaking is announced, under the title of the Rio de Ja neiro City Improvements Company (Limited). It presents several peculiar features. It is intimately connected with, and enjoys the special support ot, the government of Brasil, and its terms exceed in advantage those granted for the encourage ment of other public works in various parts of that prosperous empire. It is a cherished object of the government to drain and give health to the metropolis, Rio. To promote this, it has undertaken to pay direct to the company an annual sum equal to 61. bs. on each house now erected, or hereafter to be built, whether occupied or not. This extraordinarily liberal engagement will pro duoe a sum of no less than 93,7601. a year. Includ ing a further amount payable by the municipality, but for which the government in like manner makes itself responsible a minimum annual revenue of 96,2301. is assured. After defraying all expenses, setting aside a sinking fund, and leaving a margin, this will yield a minimum return of 8* per cent. on a capital of 839,8681., in consideration of which those very responsible guarantors Messrs. Brassey and Co., have engaged to complete the works, and pay every charge, including 7 per cent. interest on the capital during construction. The maintenance of the works for 21 years is likewise assured by that firm. The undertaking is thus singularly free from risk, being supported on the one aide by the government, from whom the company's large in come will come direct, and on the other by Messrs. Brassey and Co., whose co-operation is a valuable feature of the project. The names attached to it are of the most respectable character, and afford a guarantee for its bona fries. Amongst others, a directorof theßank of England and a member of the Council of India have endorsed the prospectus by joining the board. One of the greatest drawbacks to investments in the guaranteed Brazilian railways having been the absence of arrangements for paying up the shares in full, it has been provided that sub scribers to the present undertaking shall have the facility of paying up to the extent of one-eighth of their holding, and we understand that this propor tion will be hereafter enlarged. The total capital is 850,6301., in 2.51. shares, of which a large portion is probably already subscribed. The brokers are Messrs. Mullens, Marshall, and Daniell, and Mess-s. Hill, Fawoett, and Hill. The list will be closed on Monday, the 17th. Some disappointment was expressed at the an nouncement by the North Staffordshire Railway Company of a dividend at the rate of only 3 per cent. per annum, against 4at the corresponding period of bum year, but the stock has not fallen. Ageneral meeting of tho Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company is called for the 26th instant. The — half-yearly meeting of the Victoria Dock Company is convened for the 27th instant. The annual meeting of the Oriental Inland Steam Company is called fur the 19th instant The Rhyinney Iron Company announces a divi dend of 15a. on each M. share, and 4s. 6d. on each 161. share. -- The following is from Messrs. Colverwell, Brooks, and Co's Monthly Hide Circular, issued ou Satur day: • - The Elias Market.—There is s quiet feeling upon the trade, which in telling slightly against prices ; a middliog to fair business has been done upon most descriptions of hides at a slighrtlecline, both for those sold to thu home trade and for export account. Ox and Cow.—South American.—The market is very quiet, with but small sales to record. Amp tralian.—We have to note a decline of ad. to fd. per lb. upon these hides. The stock is small, but the demand is limited, both on the part of the home and export trade. Cape were in goofy demand, bringing generally full prices. Salted Horse 11 , .1et —The market is very steady, with a favourable prospect. English Market Hides are quoted lower, which is, In some measure, accounted for by their inferior quality at this season of the year. East India Sipa—The demand has been ina:tive, more particularly at the last two eggies of public sales, and prima of moat descriptions have ruled in favour of buyers. Upon good to prime hides there is little alte.aticn to note, but other qnslities have receded id. to id. ter lb. For export only a limited inquiry has existed, while the home trade have bought lees freely. The Leather Market iv quiet,with a steady_ business doing. North and South Anterimn and other Furs.—The next series of public sales will take place within the third and fourth week of March. SHARE LLSI2.-(THIS DAY.) Twe eho. The railway share market is inactive to-day, and it s few variations have occurred in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded 11 per cent., 2. and Midland I, while Caledonian and South I " Eastern have risen Other descriptions aro without change. London and North Wes- IS tern stock is now quoted 94* to 96 ; Great Western, 69 to jr; Midland 131 f to !! 132 k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire , 107 'to ; Cale- • o r doman, 104} to 105 ; South Eastern , 824 to I ; Eastern Counties, 58 to i ; and Great Northern, 2 117 to 118. ' Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are fi rmer, r. at 2to prem. Foreign and colonial lines are without alteration of importance. ORDINARY bIiAY.IOI AND STOMA teo 100 faint LIMA= I C i t i ltg r ris I Wel 1 0 4 07 i.e to 1 pm. laniL,WoL &Maw V Y. Isrt.m 1171 k and Tyne laakednastrdot MA.C, BMW and &eat —. Caledonian oft =4 Bandon.. ii f 06 PT 106 1061 __ _____ _.. ft all Meows.ll 10 all Do •IA oo &v. waif II all Do. 111p.o. Is pad to B. II all Dobtbk •111113 .411 m too N all Dead.,ll,lo.ltAbLis. N. 100 NA A N. 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Waldo No. 4 p. mut- IDo. 44 per coot S. Yorkshire 4 p. e. 505 Ito. do hltook.itDerl oologtlo.e. . Do. do. Cdpo. Watrut [Wconnyip.o. W.141d-00.1sispusst Do. do. 2nd do Nesrp. 6 p.ct. 144 I Iso.do.porp. 6 'set. prof PORICION ltd. lanwars. Use e •T 40 41 41 00 SI IMAMS. VA VS U 6 SO ISt 1M) 111 he 11l 111 127 St U 111 114 111 120 1111 115 1011 100 1011 110 1111 100 be 91 110 02 lid 104 10 i 17 lb i.e 11 711. 14 116 16 114 14 114 I€l 140 A 4 114 14 wi I 114 zell 119 id id 74 76 WS 67 Id 976} -. U! 14 194 186: 411 i • Im l .. 01 71 „ i I P. , ~ - - U. 6 ISS 161 164 le6 M 66 111 111 1111 111 Si 11 sam jos pa 100 100 100 100 100 t a ds pse es ''' M Isll 116 10 11 14i 24 t 101 10. s is.ll 10.3 IS 59 11 11 44 11 41 41 159 115 US 111 1411 156 115 115 Ocala( ILI Pd. I *mann. I Gleatog prima. 1 Wm. No. 1 let. I Cour...mai. I P.l ICL prime 1 Belem Is 6 11.1prlan II: 1 1 : Atilt:an:4. 1141 elk (1....• at i t 1 : MI II all /Lavery & lleferclaml 11 si - 16$ i - N a 'Ardennes - -. le 15 lilaltia&ll.lra=7.ll.6 9 Ipm -. - 11. • II Austrahan AgrlouL.... 10 N N fl W 6 1166g1a0 Z.. 1 6 1 It 10 Ballo Waterworke.. . all 61 61 - 111 IS Denten to Gralseauset. 41 I* Bet *ITI4II Stag 741.. A. all * 13 -, !Gusto us Nine & ItalL 11 12 ... tea ft Do. 17 pm aUU I.ll an 13 2.1 -. 14 all ' - U, N Do. 0 - le WI IVT.steuston - N U .Detth Rhenish 1 pm 10$ .... IL a R. Crysp.llg .elln glslam .dalmelt. 100 all 11 32 17 - ft *Morn of trance - 10 all all la& tusslan gum 6. p . . a.. - I - N. 'to. resfereace lOO 104 107 - N all Gt. Central of rearm* .. .. - -. UO, U. Do. 6p. et. Peep. Dab lOO 102 105 - 1• MICK Lua.mbg. Coast. ah. 10 101 - 10, 10 & 111,11anLon.Matppna2 71 11 01 41. - N all 'ltalian Juuctioa - - - 000 U saatindtalrne.dt Coal I par} pm on - 10 all 'Lat. Conmanoe a Hale ... - ... U. lassie% .... 100 97 100 - N all .1/erre arm Turnhout - - - 11 Ping. aae Aast. .. a/1 31 Si - 10 all +Lyons and Geneva - ... up: IA Gen. Steam Navfgatlea 14 - - - N all 'Marla Antonia - - -. 1109100 1 Great Ship (7,. .. all 1 I - N all NarnALlege I Ily tho Of 11 - 100,015 1 De. 171 par mat Trot. all 1 - N all Do. ap.e. rd. J Belg.gov. 24 II - 12,00 0 • Loa. DlikU TeL (LI,. 41 -- 44 - I 6 .11 Northern of Stance._ 291 401 _, WOO/ 4 Lam Gem. °maim Oa ell 1$ .- 1 1 11 111 15 I Do. New Mures -.. -pm - 50 . 000 119 Madras Info. ili Mail 1 11 I pm 10 all ,Nerweglan Trunk Prot 3 10 - 110,000 IC liedltermaisalleaTlL all -.-- - 10 13 i UltummenulyruaAldlu, 4 71 die - 12,0Jd V/ Madill/v. Ts. TeL(Uza.) an 4 6 - N all ;Paris, Lyons. and Ilf.P t. at 44 - 110,000 * National DtaeonM 00.. 6 1 1 dts scl 4$ / zd N all Parta and Orleans * 66 - 6,000 U NerbeldsCosAlrea(L; 6 1$ Ilf Ws - N 19 'Wolfe and 8. grasebee 11,310 10 Netherlands Lad - MI - - - / (Ternans=4.4p.e. se iti dla -. 66000 1 Do. Sp. a, ts. 061 ila. an / 1 - N all 1 /Aga and _ ••• ... :a 1,700 110 N.Drams X.OOOO.La. Ii 10 16 - N all Dual Malik - all 1 lad 1 ad 6 all la_yal Strailsh - - - SO, 1 Orlantal Ota - 4 all I Do. 7 per cent - ... 69,010 1 Do. "Now Shares' .. all 1 t 1 - N all Sambre Lod Ileum_ -, 14 el 1 411,110 le Orton. In. Stm. (I,thi.).. all 7 7 -. 19 all '_ Do. 61 pm cent nee - M. U. Peel River Lead del ILI& lOU SI II -. N 6 gaartalo(Uln.)S.7pmea as par 666 116, IS Poelts. and Odes. New all 01 70 - N 10 11.11644.41 Loft-Vasellan 6 31 pm 20 1 11 Do. New N 19 11 60s - II 7 - 0.5.04 rercugsitpexcip - - - N &3.a & lad. Tel. 11.61 all II 101 191 N MI Southern of Promo- - 271 -. $0.103 SO Ithgraney Ina ell 17 19 - 1/ all I treet /Laden - UAW 11 Do. New all 6 6 -• NI all De. Se per mot Peel 10 lm_ hr - wen UM loyal 'Mall Nam OO 61 S 3 - 111 all ,West. &If. 17,61 Imam ile Ste 1 221 2 was Oa Scottish Met. l a vel a et 100 111 140 160 N I 11 1 1aMora of Mullets .... - - I - 1090 N th Aseteellem lend all N 56 -. DILBSTII/111 ROM& llO,lOll 1 004011 r Ti. Ihelp Se. I 110.1 MUM& Ird 10. prices. , *dee 60, 1 De. dm 11460060064 * 00 AINN 10 W. do. all 6 0 - 01 - 14... faltaish.49.4..loael yal 101 911 901 -. 1 ISA. 10 &Afg.d Amtrak 16,106 101 issl4lo46.4.Uandespl. t £4 N I - glrolted) NM la•N. 1 par I pmt - Wel 14. S. Pait.46.41..416.4/%16 IN - - ... W N La.C•.o.ollaria tls [ ..... ,M. 04011140 N. 4 * £O. 140 .1.44 6 Pe, elaidem 7_41. (L.). 1 1 I 1 491 -"' . 114.0091 111. W.IILLINEOE 0.16 mi. - -.• a. Uniresl6o4 • 16 1 9 -. 1011 11:11 N 100 Ul glik 110 1111% 1111 1111 110 110 lON 100 UN le tan Si 9 901 Nit 100 1011 I)6* 10711 IN 1114 IN 107 No. I SO. I WNW 1 N. Ta. gnaw 1 Sills 6,126 - Alfred Coat "Liar* ita.3 1 1 - 10,000 20 Brad& Iron l4 - , . .. Clifford - 1, .. Dev. G. Cat ( [Utak ) 1 400 410 14 -11 61 .. Sarri Brat (Mops) 6,1 .. lesil Caradon MAIN II 1 1 Sii 31 - 6, . .. KW Dna - 4, ANL Carr Wawa (Tavtalls ) 51. 71. 14 - ad 1 .. Oramtaer d la. Aabya NI 16 16 - 6, . .. , teat South Tolvw - 6 . .. G. Wb. Voir (Balotoa) 4O 6 - 6,' .. Onnalle - ..' .. Herod elroot lll. 1.9 a. SO 41 - 0. . .. I Downs 4/. lat. 14 3 6, , .. lady V alle l4l. i - 1 9, . .. Marta Valley 41. 3a. 0 0 104 101 IN .. Mariana (Cray 1.410•31. oi 4 - 6, . North Downs . .. N. Frances (Illor) 7 - - :.-- 4,010 .. N. Wh. Sanest ( Lova/ N. tLK 4 -6,610 .. North Wheal Crotty 6,100 _ Par Cona. (SL - 1,120 II Providence (M i ra). MILK 67 46 - 11,000 .. tridge Con. 11 C - 612 ... S S . Catalan ,24. Cl ln. ea ) . o. 1 . If Iffli NI vl -14 16 6, ,000 IS. Devoe Iron a 000 .. Cans Brea (Mow nGoa. ) . 6111a64 34 S -. Mining (LiaLl - 400 .. It. W. Frenoss (Magma) May 111 ni - 920 . Stray Park 17.16 30 N. -. 9,600 6 amar 81.1.11loadNa.0. 14 le 1 -, 6,000 10 Tin Croft 10.000 .. Vale of Tway (Cana )1M N. - - - 6.0000 .. West Basset (Illogan) le 13 I 4 - W. Caradon (taakekra I 34 41 We 4 L OU4OO .. West Seton ne NS OM - 1111 .. Wh. Basset (Illogii ; 64 65 106 - 366 .. WIL Bailor (Ite 11 05 76 - 4 WS. Edward ( 14 14 2 - 1. .. WIL Bitty (11a. WNW) LI.I. 10 11 - 1, .. W.Kary Anu(lloaken.) II 16 ill - Lew .. Wk. Trelaoney .4 7 184 104 lal 1011110$ MINI. No. 1 d 6: I Kaiak I I I a. edam I Satre 90 Amilmillaa* IKON MON 1 Boa Accord. Ilia l6 ed 1 a ll 4 4 1 16,10 6 Brazilian Ladd Wilt i Co.•-• (Limited) a 14 NAN 1 Cia.Cos. lila. Oa. Jam lll - 14 - - 12.010 MI Odin Copper ail 33 84 id -14 10.000 - 76,000 1 SZ a rountahi Copper all I 14 - 26,000 3 But LW Roy(Llookod) 1 S 4ow - 11,000 3 Ifortuno (LitiLl - NAN 20 Owieral ail 23 34 -. MON $ 06. Northers all Anatralln o (2r) 1 par 4pa - *00• 11 [.polo (La.) 1 1 16 pm - 11,000 2 MIMS allB4 - 10,0011 II Liudtanias pet - 106,816 1 Narlynitz all 4 - 60000 1 N. Ibma. Copper of S. JAM/6U Pa) 10,000 91 PoaseboodOUvorLood au 3 4 -.. 100,000 11 Port Map 1 1 0 1 II --.. 30,006 1 lootasii Assam. (Um ) 16a. Ipm - 11.000 SO %John Mil Say (Um) 16 II - 43,174 WAN 1/niNd Modwa all Se 9 - 110.000 1 Worthing tiara) all 1 i - JOINT STOCK BANKS. No. I Mi. I DAMS. 1 Pa. I Cl. plonk I Sala , .., ri 1: : Agra and U. der. Nana . 11 : 10 1 1 : 17 , F. 664 WO book or Loudon NAN le Sank at Turkey SO 76 77 - WOW 00 IOW& Jr. Aniorkia .- NI 61 53 - WIN 21 abort Bask al lads. Awiralio. sad Nana . all 214 11l - 12.1 8 0 II Nate& Neva of Lela, 91 SOO VA 10 Los.. sal Mos AIS 36 SO 67 90 26 1111 41 - - -. IMO of Chas& ...... - all - .. -. W. 100 d Load= la -.- - II lb& loot.kAu.O.Cbarld all 114 134 MI -- zd y*lll9 80. 20 Post 0 SwitaarkaL all - - -. ski [ u all r6e N. 811 London Joint Moat —lO 841 36* 14, 3.6 id 1 1 I 4 1: 2P I I Loud i)C f, 2 : ll 7aut a i. AT a tkea N all per e all pa' -- 114 60. HO " 144444 L0n. aw i l ia4 Werd ° l 44 lneter 4 • 10 14 74 44 78 44 734 44 e 4 MON W, pi ow 111 21aL uo. N Prow. 4 InglaNd ss - - -. SA ANSI so National Bask - - - *ll6 110 New South Wslae ale 0,600 26 Oriental Dank lament all 684 614 115,600 la Ottoman Bank KM 100 Provincial of (Maid -is ii KOOS 26 South Australia aB - 4AOIO 31 taloa of Australis 0,.000 60 Ihtloa of Loodia 3 000 110 Unity Mutual so - - 1.11114141.11ANJ EL I 11 11 II • IS 6 IS 117. VOCILIk. 914 I VT 61,960 4674 415 • 410 10 ;c;7 ! 83.0:4 004. 01 I 47c 0,1 We Si 48s. Id marked 35, closed at 34g to I, being fully *good as yesterday. Venezuela remain steady at 2.6 f to I. All Spanish securities were in request, with an up ward tendency. The Certificates have risen to 7 to 8. Ecuador Bonds were likewise in &- man . Italian Five per Cents. have improved, closing at 671 to f. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was steady, at 84fato 854, while that of 1868 left off rather higher than yesterday, at 751 to 76. Bank shares were steady at the late rise. Canada Land and East India Irrigation shares were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7 x to 74 prem., being again higher ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Universal Marine, llt dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, if to f prem. ; Commercial Union, 1 dia. to i t prem. ; and Turin and Savona Railway, Ito prem. India Freehold Land shares were dealt in at I to 4 prem. The new Victoria Loan closed at 1o:hi to is MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocn. goo l The market is active to-day, with a amount of business. Wheel Seton shares are quoted 122 to 124; But Basset, 52 to 64; East Devon Great Como* 11 to 2 ; South Caradon, 315 to 326 ; North Downs, 5i to i ; Bast Caradon, 31 to 4 ; Marks Valley, 10 to 4 ; and Wheal Kitty, 104 to 1.1. Scarcely any business has been done in foreign or colonial descriptions. Australian Mining shares aro marked i, and Bon Accord I die. The share certificates of the Banta Barbara Gold Mining Company will be ready for delivery on the let March, in exchange for the bankers' receipt for the second instalment of ss. per share, which becomes payable on that day. At West Wheal Trevelyan meeting, on the 4th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 8161. 2a. 4d. A call of 10'. per share was made. The Tinoroft Mining Company, on the 6th inst., decimal • dividend of ss. per share. The East Wheal Grenville amounts, presented at the meeting on the r,th inst., showed a balance of liabilities over assets of SIM Is. 2d. A call of 3s. per share was made. Wheal Norris, on the 3rd inst., made a call of be. ld..per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RS-LAYS.-(THIS DAY. ) The weather, since our last report, has been remarkably floe and seasonable. On Satunlay and yesterday there was • slight fall of snow. To-day it is bright, clear, frosty weather, with the wind from the North. . . Last week our supplies of homegrown wheat were again extremely limited. Flour a more liberal quantity. Barley • small supply, but malt more liberal. A fair quantity of oats, beans, and peas. Very few tams or seeds. A good supply of Scotch ate and barley. Irish oats limited. The foreign arrivals of wheat were more liberal than the previous week—American, Black See, Baltic, and a cargo from Sea Francisco. Flour : A liberal supply of r American barrels. Barley, a small quantity. principa ll y Danish. Oats, very cont racted, Danish and Swedish. Two small cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean ; one of tares, Prase= ; and a liberal supply of linseed and rapeseed from the Fist The condition of the English wheats to-day being much better than on this day week, the supply fresh up was cleared off at the full prices of Monday last. The trade in foreign was principally walked to American, and was fully as deer as on this day week. In flour there was a little inquiry for American, but the buyers were hardly willing to give late prices. Barley wax rather a better trade at lent week's mtee. Oats were extremely slow, and the quotations were barely "Mrted. SS were Is. lower, and peas Is. to le. 6d. cheaper than Monday last. Seeds.-Linseed and rapeseed firm. Clover, trefoil, ants. UM, and canary generally dull. Etoartno CAIMOSS.-Trade not brisk. Prices na changed. Wilaar.-Eoglish: Essex and Kent. white, new, No. to 6.35.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -11.; ditto, red, new, 52a. to 605.; ditto, fine old, -s. to --a. ; Norfolk, kc., tine old. -I. to -s.; red, new, -a. to -a. Foreign : I)antaic, Gs. to 665.; fiee, 655. to 70s; extra, 70s. to 745; Kouigsberg, 575. to 625.; ditto, extra, 545. to 68s; Rostock. extra, 60e. to 665.; Mecklenburg red., 49e. to 66e.; liokermark ditto, -a. • American white, 61s. to 64L; ditto, red, 565. to 62e.; Cana dian, 561. to 625. Baehr.-English malting, 36e. to 37e. ; fine, 40s. ; grinding, 284. to 30e.; and distilling, 31s. to 33e. per yr. foreign grinding, 265. to 305.; ditto di thing, 30e. to 325. MA5r.-Roirlislt, Essex and Norfolk, 58e. to 623. ; tine. 695. toB7a. ; Kingston and Wan, 84s. to 70s; brown, 49a. tofu& _ _ . -- osiss. - :•:16oglish feed, 20s. od. to 23/. 04.: potato, 245. to 28s. ; foreign, 21s. to 261. Kit, 35e. to 38s. BRASIL -English tick, 38.. to 375. ; harrow, 40e. to 41s. ; pigeon, 40s. to 41e. • foreign, Nummo 325. to 345. ; tick, 38s. to 39e. ; Konigs berg, 40e. to 41s. ; Egyptian , 34.. to 35a. Pub.-English boilers, 39a. to 404.; whits and blue, 395. to 425. ; maple, -s. to -a.; greys 35e. to 375.; 375. to 395. ; foreign, 355. to 38.. FLorm.-Fmglish t0wn,495. to 50s. ,• ditto ins, FAA. to 555‘.1 country, 45e. to 465. ; Norfolk aad Suffolk, 405. Ine 425.; French, -a. to pet sack; 17.8. sweet. 294 to 324; Canadian. 295. to 325,.; Spanish, 17e. w 494 IMBUE Oona.-White,(t4e. to 355. ; Tallow. 32e. to Us. FLOATING CARGOES, ell 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat : Berdi• saski sad Marianople, per 49211 a., 54e. to 564. ; °thrice, Ms. torah. ; Ythish ode.% per 4801ba, red, 484. to 52e. ; whits, - llsaube and lailats, 445. to 50s. ; Egyptian. 425. ; to 44e. Barley: Egyptian sad Syrian, per 4001 be.. 34.. to 26a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., 25e. to 261. Beane : Egyptima, per 480164.,33e. to 34e. liaise : Odessa amt Galata, per 4921 be., 34e. 03. to 35e. Ibrail and Balprien, pow eh011a„ 335. (kL to 34e. ; F ; rench, do., to -le Amerkaa. do., 32.. to 335. ; Egyptian, -a to -s. B®a.-Canary seed, per qr., 40e. to 50s. ; Hanle seed, per qr., to 50e. ; Mustard seed, per Liudtel, white, to Os. ; brown, 7s. to 10 4. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 57e. to 68e. ; Lineal cakes, English, per too. 11 1 . Os. to 11/.lox. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton, 141. Oa. to 12/. 10e; do., in begs, ill. Os. to 111. 10e; Baltic, 04 to Ole Oa.: 3laneillae, 10i. so 101. 10s.: Rape c.Aeg. GL os.to 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 6s. to 6i. 6d. ; Law seed, Eilitlalgh, per yr., 56e. to 60s. murals LNTO LONDON FLOM FEB. 3 TO Ftß. L W Mutt., Coastwise. qrs. English .. Vat Seotc.i.... i Nonslip' .. 25651 04r gr ty. Mali 0430 lir ► = P l eas r. . 1:1 . 00r. I .1 1144113 130 Ilh I 1 .. 1 1 • 3041 10764 1370 1 .. 43)111 X 3 s mts. MINCING LLNL - (THIS DAY.) Be.l Aft —lOO bags Gurpattah date have been sole, all 37a. Sid. to 3ee. ; 1,000 bap clayed Manilla, at 31s. 34. ; and 200 hhds. Mastic., at 245. Retitled steady. Oorrita—No transactions reported. TIA.—A good business is doing at full prices. Baca—No sales reported. SAGO FLOUR.—,OO boss have been sold at his. ti i. RA LITICTRZ. About 50J bags sold, retraction :Sc„ ; 41, 395. 3d. cash. Oorros.—GOO hales sold. litllP.-1,200 bales Manilla sold at 24!. 10s. to 25/. fcc fair roping. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 400 chests of West luau ; 1,000 bags Mauritius ; and 1,000 bags Bengal anger ; 20 casks coffee ; 4,500 packages tea ; 4,000 balm rioo ; 500 bap saltpetre ; and the quarterly sales d indigo. TALLOW MARIEZT..—(THIS DAY.) The market a steady. The set rates ere subjoinsl:—. Town WWI., Os. 6d., net erh • Petersburg Y.C.. oc the spot, 475. ; March. 46e. 2d. to 47e. ; April to Juan, 475. Octiober to December, 48s. PAKTIVULARS OP TALLOW. Stock on hand this day ....coal Delivery Ind week Ditto from Isi s Jane Kass 2,690 611,196 ;rival inicweck pitta from lit Jun! - Eli 86,90.4 rice Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town last Friday Ete. 9d. 46,540 Arrivals for the weak ending Feb. 18 last year, 5;3 sae k GM delivery 1,463 oaks. The arrivals last week comprised W 1 casks from Australia ; 165 from South Ainr.rica : 23 trots other place; total, 41 8 calk& SATURDAY ETIUMID. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 to I for the Bth of March, opened this morning at te swine quotation, and closed at 92 15-16 to 931-16, or 93, sellers." For money the last price was 94, " sellers." The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 94 ; ditto, for account (March 6), 93, * ; Threo per Cents. Reduced, 93k, ; New Three per Cents., 94, ; India Stuck, 226, 224 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stook, 106} • ditto Four per Cont. Debentures, 1863, 99} ; dit to 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 235., 26e. prem. ; Five per Cent, " enfaotsd" rupee paper, 1011 The India Five per Cent. Stock remains firm at 1064 to t. Exchequerßilla remain heavy. Both issues wero quoted 10a. to 14a, prem. India Bonds were called II BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) to M. prem. If earra:Pattentlen sod Smith report a fair demo& for Foreign stocks were well supported at their consumption, for both English sad foreign hops, at Arm proved range of prices. Mexican, after being priors. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. cf4lB DAY.) We have a considerable locrease in the supply of beasts ; consequently prices on the avenge are rather lower than on Monday last. The favourable weather causes a fair clear ance to be effected. The number of sheep ts nearly the same as last week ; the demand is, however, larner and prices have advanced. Good calves are wine and dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 165 berate, 430 sheep, and 74 calves; Spain, 290 beasts; S•otland, 600; Ireland, 260 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,800 ; and 100 for the northern and midland coomtlea. Per stone of alba a. d. a. d. Per atone et 511:m. e. d. B. d. Hest Seale, Heralds. 4 6 4 10 1 Best Das& lit-bdsBll 0 0 0 • Best fliMet.hems . 4 4 4 8 j Best & 2 6• Swag goal beas ts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn ... 0 00 • Ogres 4 4 6 0 Ewes* second quAL 4 4 4 • I Pleg liesiDasililf.breds 5 e 6 8 Lambe Seeds at musket, 4,420; Cheep and Lambe. 16,360; Oearti. BB ; 5154.206. iisii zd ... 96 81 91 72 005 } I i