The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. OMB DAT.) ---•-- EQUITY k't U:1 T. Melon 114 Sisals: ths LAls.) .) I y dais. ageism the trusters • 1 :...11.1.kg Lad lareatment Compail, .1 wl.uh ;Noted k. k t.. redeem :a .r tpge k.ert •utoute in Ultplottreet, Luton, is the ( wh.clt wag originally mortgaged for • •~r. .atUr ptL . silents Ler ter.airo thane held by • Allay. It before the ••rea . t . •LL wa. to val. the thief chili. vart.t.....• r I••ntion. The point to diepute. .11 the ••1 •,• • r.t. toy:. wee .a to the a at. Ad • I dtee pey.• , •'e in rerpeot 4 h. arrears of imitated', an I • • •,• eke of ems& • • .04. !tulicusest this 11.4111:4 ! obeerrLog th.t • • (the ta l l.l , llll4MtilJeLl 6.1 t .rty 0111•1.• . t 1... Fk.rtt 1.13 i Muoidiee forneLl ti • , ••••••Ive., to which the tedisary rake 01 the • • • ■.; :f fat :a.. lir:. an ..r.tika7 •a ait, the woud rule would apply ; bat At ..Ith , r for the .okuetioebt 4 their eceoutur 1..- .• pletatii 4 1 4 the soviet). tic C.Alta 1110.11.1 Lc .• her able. •to the Luger tho plainti ff • • 115/. for toes found - to be Joe ley the chief •• I •te mud 1.• the code .1 the ,os:mone Lox!, •,• de. The net deLvered up -:.rl iti.th the atoW receipt eadoreol thareuh• the pai i ; ta r 11:t*. Wale,. tideway 4 tho roortpge in . IL. :Are of all liability ••• a .-7.errhat rf t!w etwintr. and Mr. 1> thogb wwr for the pLintiffe, v awl Mr. We!! •rd for !re Jefere:attL. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 0:44. Mr. l',E.-ui.biorer GoolLorn.) Lt I.l[Jell'W - IRA * TM NN TNL uIIAT PORTIMJI W.t VOW nil?. ), • era. aitifeig is the n-atter of Leopea Tlepp L.. ..keitaly bees a diri•laad 01 9. in the ..t .ad the oftt I.J metrote Lao is bard betweee kOUttl. ...use., which w.O rid.] a divideed el la. or ne 1. mat N.rtherk tailwuy Compaq are the 11 Ur 4.111:114. tutnipt was a far.,..w of Tall*, ia Kest. This • t • ex•miaatior Eleirtisig. He owes to etweiters 2.243/. ; •t• J.n4 7.10/. His acrylics evametwol with a bet •• k 41 the her&ishit: of 1•40 ut 1. if•yle ow. to: the emigrates. e u bkrEpt osopposed, certain luestioas beim, flu nrrtilleate tu•etiai. IN NE MOLII. ANU DAVI.. Loirupt. worn titultrr norretuoto. I.f Derriegtee t-,. t 'ooktoorl:. Tbey oow r.,n.t up to Hart, thew sm. aeorioto. prepared tor M e an. Hari, leen,* • Ai., .4 104:..w... 1 th aft.eto el &Witt 401 W. a +f. I .klater Apposed for tbe 11X4412Ve1. from tip .0hr...4 Mr. Wl.ichtr ..ppeared fee the Howntir mat it sae &rowing rtneh taw cowers • •,... who er, re paid f.,r thetr Attelfda•Ce• 6 .ert them.thre gal .ler , .lve the duty on clerk.. It ••• • oigestion whether the court ought not to put a slap thia . prwc . tie . . . . Inaklat. r that if the bankrupts were retie. - I with the aervierii•4 the Re•ntl•~r..o who wan went to I. ii-weit thaws. he ought to be booed. Appearia4 the a• • Att. wi re unratii.f.tetore. as ileineeet war ordered tine die—the bankrupt+ to he to ~ .00 up again. wbeo prepared. At their 0111 INstiLVENT DEBTORS COURT. tramp/mm.3 me CSITZ CIAMIIDIOXI2. Mr I 'Antaiseioaer Niehnl. vat to-day for the Chief ('an .-caner, who was prevented from attrodiria to hie duties • Tl,e 1144 eornrot..noerer WU to have _neared in the I%.nrt of I hancery ID the ramnsw of Dyes. a p.n.s. but foe the trawls 'tate( counsel appeared before I-. Lords .f 1,1 RC Roc:film .ATM 'attc nun ios Tr at. knows Captain Roach. who had a patka:aa•at•arma, "ram appotalod to hr bawd ta..l a.ormag.. _ Xr. &mad called the attention .4 the learner' ems. wooer to the as, which ILA beet, partly bean" before st Chief C00110i.14.11•1. en' pr..p.rerl, in meaequenoe of to dime of the learne.l e..nunienoser, another adjourn eat. XL Kemp. eh.. appeared era the part of the towboat, •••otted to al. A. linurnmest. Mr. Caternt-.l..ner Nichols adjourned the ease, with wed prote-•tivo, to the 4th February. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (11118 DAY.) Thin iiewitiez the J ettroned gorier orrier of ,2 4 NW* the trhd el kw im= wentwitted tie "Astor of tlidillarsa, serreoesi ai Ordoer• was. t slorkenireU.greew, below the Aselotawt Judie sad a -ark .1 wariehratae. The emboli of priassen for trial ie unusually heavy. the drachm roataittri the ware of to hem thaa primmer. t iris! 61 hying elargy.l with Nam awl 16 with imiede nreariar. The date of the whieedsa of the leirowere dellsed eaa Neither read .or write. 2% raw read. eta mad sad write imperfectly, aid 1 ewe reed and lint. well. /14. creed jury having bees charged aa to the nature of ..., &sue% the trial of priorwen woo proceeded with but oleic of tateterttlCClllTeti during the sore* I. wanes% THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DA Y. ) DIf7IINPITER. MORI MIUTAMT 11180 , 31DI:CT. Agew it."1.44,v a private of the °t weedier °ners, eterysl with wilialkr deueoliskieg s large muse i 4 glees ia the Mailow af Mr. Lanes cam- house, High row, Ileight.M.lo, sad aloe epoilieg • Twilit, or loud. villopluasat sod that at heMpast 12 ea &dunks eight Ike delmtat amid • Merl emend kis home sad called for mum rokrehmeet. Illitetly afterwards the defeadam, why ws. feteeketed. became eery quarrehowne. awl hi. hued eadeemesed to get him out, but he refused • its hie raw' eiretunted aid prevented easeplsie -141 a his bueute... or roaductiag his beam a m 1110111.111, he after .wee difficulty pet Ida out. lidmiset t ki = L c be d wieiretly at the deer, ad after a mama or We ertlfelly dashed his fist through • paw am. sodlt the frag re.eseeta falba( amcmget moluA food misled mit fur . raileam• said slat shortly before thin he loud taint sad • resslast ei other soldiers seakiwg a great dia. licsaare r 11*.rv.w. They wort dispeesaL abortly after *tali L. Ward due knees, sad lewd defeadeat at corn. 14 a. e l dna.. befeeeleat rid he wee quits sober. &ad bad no right to h famed eat el rhea coif ..shop. ea he did so harm. X , . Kismet maul We ...add sot believe that, breams it .414 dire hese aaainat coangdniasat's Uttered to have '.rand *.at a enetotner, no, would it he anwary if de. ' riant su condactios himself preopeely. T polka said defendant was vary drunk. as. etwamitted for 14 days la default of paying the 4..8444 damage. CLERK ETWELL IA! Llllllszu.risom IT A lIDIVANT. A liren•al.evorel youlii MKS. Wbe IMO the WOO u( Neer ".•e, 111,:.4 20, described as a baker, residing et 13, Wi.heeb, Cambridgeshire, wail placed at ZeZ i lichare Mr. IrLynemert, chained with en beuliog new. of n o received by him for and on account N. Louisa Haberman, his raintrees, laliarten. The preeeciittix hod employed tba pismire for soruiltlYna sr, out hreed. cal in Addition hie duty was to receive ~ remote awl s them to Lis mistress or her clerk the 'an MO*. Mann that several customers who were •t u the habit of letting their accestata nu, were nag 41. ind io their payndeuts, the piisoaer wads ea to about the matter. when he mid the parties ul ode pod, cod that was all be knew about it. was then paid his wages. and within a few hours '' , rinirsts be absconded, sod nothing more wee men of him .1 yesterday, when he Wt. aprireheaded at Wiabeeh by , ^-c.mdahle Stammer., 1:b; N. When he was told the tk• prisoner mid his should not have dose it bad be Mos Mho& same the primmer has teen roe min,. hire Imes found not to have been amounted for. ,r 4- primer said he did not at preient wish to make any IT ItEmmert fully committed the prisoner to the • f. r trim/ Txt FrIIITIVE Suva Casr..—ln pursuance of ..litnoed in this case oo Tuesday a messenger of ..itt .4 queen's Bench proceeded on Saturday from - by the Cunard steamer foe Canada, and Ander. 1 , 1 he brought over, unless it shall no happen that he '• hy the Court of Common Pleas in Canada the m ssenger shall Arrive oat. The people of Eng `.*•) her sad grsternl sense of the value of this writ corpus, hat they hardly knew the extent of its •"" Its lien, fits not only extend to every British •!, butt to every alien ally on British soil. It is, more. • •. , ...411 e l,y inc of her Majesty. superior courts of tsm- althow t h th e high Court of Queen's Bench in . " Properly selected, because the sovereign ie there P "'lIln tictau of law) to he protest in that court, he (or she) shall theo he in England." It is ,• 'hat the point. whieli have here been on ingeniously lever be formally argued. The Coloinal-ofiles .... • " n -O ass out instructions that Anderson was on no ' he given up vrilimit the Assent of the crown. •s•-. at ma s t he prerim:sle obtained, and is not 3i,.. is such a case as this, .kirk sal, the • to u sad collators) ••oostruetion of the Aalioarton ,•'. P-• "v brier. .andm the • e trsditiou • , ro. ti...: t. et. oft...Zs cor.vrati..2.—Nsit..vc. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, MC Sr. SITHARIXI Inn:NAS.—(TH.Pi D.I. r.) The half-yearly mertielt of tilt proprietors it 1114 held at out o'clo..k. &I the .*oek-hoese, Tower-hill ; )Ir. l'Aess ie the Asir. TITO4I,ItET tat (Mr. CoLet) read the following report : "Is accurilanm with the provision@ r 4 the act of par. the i.ccoetts of receipt and expenditure of the romis.i.y fur the ye..r ended the ;flat imeerither, DSO, have been open fur inspertior be proprietors during the last fourteen dila and copies of the Kum, are am on the tible. It will be wen by sub r. counts that the !Mowing is the res-alt of the busbies. of the F ..: year: -Cram earnings, 2.11.91f.0. ::e. ltd. ; expenditure, trelialing icterest, 190.2'381. 14s. 7d.—ere earning., es. 111 The director. recominer.d tact a dividend be cow Jeered fs r the .elf-year ended the Decernher Lot at the rate 4 /: per cent. upon the cipital stock of the c•AcN.ny, payable on and after the 34th inatant, which, with the 2 per mat. de.:lar .1 in July lad and the insome tax defrayed by the cseepany on both payment& will make a dedribution to the proprietary opal to M. les. ore Oct.;. f.'s the least year. At the :aft half.yearly meeting it a...ran:nate' to the preptie ors that the dinecten anteipated they would have to meets sonsideralde claim for taxes, the legmity of which had been • 141W4C0l be the parishes in wiw:: thew docks are situate, moat which had recently been affirmed be a decision of a court of law. :since then rate. have beeu toads to, discharge these disputed 'axes, awl the :animal 4 tie same, 5,223 f. 175., has been charged against rest. If the above recunio.endiitian as respeets lei lend be adopted by the meeting, the rest to be carried forwatd to the present mar will 6 71 ,0191. Fie. 11d. It was mentioned at a former meeting that this company had been compelled, Dieu reluctantly, to adopt reduced, arA in e.tne ii.adiluatc, rates, which had been de term:ned ou by ether da.l; coeitsuues. The directors in prs.eutine th, report, ...acme hut express tuck regret that their anticipatioes of ' the effect .4 thi a e redactions have been but too fully realised, the loss in the i.vose revenue of the past year uomaiwled thereby amouuting to about 17,000'. ; sad they feel bound to call the attention of the proprietary to the fact, that it is to this G. LIAO slope that the falling o ff in th e min ing. it to i.e at tributed. as the busbies., b4ll in shipping atid inerchaudise, ha. here larger than in the previous year, and the negmen. talon of expenditure has been leas in proportion to the in cvmeed businesa. The followiug is a comparative ',tau:meta of the gnantitiee of goods landed its these docks duriog the yearsW yr. og, 1650, sad 1.160 re.pectively, cud of goods is warehouse at the else. of each of those also of the shipping and tonnage that seers, entered the docks during the veers named Goods : Laded, Is3i4, 132,214 tons ; 1880, 129,058 Les ; 1160, 14e,001 tons ; goods is we:shone*, December 31, IKA , 70,077 tons ; 18.19, 74,418 tons ; 1860, 70,150 tons. 'Shipping : Shim with cargoes,. DAN ships, 580 ;_ to, 1:4,e40; ships light 4o load. 113$, shim 3 1 3 tom, 434)1; total, . hi p.., 90 ' " 4 • toes 202 740. le:A.—Ships with :I,lships. 11.1.021 tom; ships light to load. :110 u l f p " s, I , .soba tons ; total, ships, lall ; tons, 217,719. 114110. Mops with enrgoes, 571 ships; 160c033 tons t ships light to loads I :04 ships, :A:102 too. • total, ships, 91/5 ; toms M 3 87 tam. Portal Landow Genend Return : Number of ships, and their aggre e site register tonnage, that en t ere d th e p or t o f Londom with argues from fur e.gu ports, during the paint lese, 1it.19, and lelio respectivel y, distinguishing the Etritish from the foreign :—ltritash, 1 6,724 ships, 1,8114016 toss; 1830, 6,317: . 1,75( 4 ,30 tons ; 1860, *271 shies, 1,816,26.. tons. F 1838, shins, 1,030,310t0ns ; 1860, 4,1'7 ships, 1,0 43.966 tom ; Del 4,837 ships, 1,140,814 tons—Total, lafitt, 11,048 shim, 2,94,356 teas ; 1850, 10,634 ships, 2,8e2,463 turn; leo3, 11,108 ships, 2,9R7,0012 tons." The accounts having also been read. The (Vat an An moved the adoption of them and the report. He sail the directors regretted much that the dividend was smaller than it had been for some years nest. This w. , however, anticipated at the lard meeting, in consequeuce of the reduc tiori of rates which had been agreed upon by the several companies. The result was that the revenue of the past year wits diminished by 17,00/. er at the rate of It per cent. The expenses compared with the business done were smaller than thee had been for ten years. The company had been exceedingly falsest* in keeping up the amount of their beanies*, which in the last year exceeded that of any preceding one except 185 ii. The directors had no control over the dividend. To =eke up the U. 10.. now to be declared they were obliged to take 1,0001. from the reserve fund ; sad he could not hold out any immediate prospect of an in crease to long as the present rates continued in operation. A. regarded parochial rates, the COM of Queens Bench had decided that they had po appeal from the decision pr , .- Bouneed under the Metropolis Local Management Act. Mr. Guauertert (deputy chairman in secondiag the Mo tion, exposed a h ope that the Victoria Dock Company would see the impolicy of maintaining their present rates, and that them woad en len be a revision. (Hear.) Mr. Txrtui did not feel at all satedied with the re• port of the directors. The dividend continued going down, and where was the reduction to stop '7 He attributed the diminution in some degree to unnecessary expenslitore. He entreated the board to gi ve the proprietor s an opportuoi ty of thoroughly examining the state a( the compaey'l affair'. He contended that the dividend ought to be increased from the rest to 4 percent., in order that the stock might not suffer any further depreciation in the market. The CHAIRMAN said the board had well considered the question of dividend, and 11.1 not feel justified in reooremend bg distribution beyond that mentioned in the report. The rest was very valuable, but it ought n. 4 to he slauinishesl foe the purpose of upholding the price of the stock in the market. (Haar. hear.) After further disclosing, the report was adopted and a dividend inmeordaace with it having been declared, the preceedings lennimited in the usual manner. FEARFUL GAS EXPLOSION NEAR HALIFAX. I hie of these distressing calamities occurred yes- Lally moralng, at the redolence of George Watkineoe, EN., wool merchant. of Halif i .x, celled Lowerßear, cad istuated • short distance from the Lanca shire and Yorkshire Railway statiou at Himsr bolnie. Not only wee there considerable destruction of property. but Mr. Watkisem sad a domestic err ant were seriously injured. la sprien that ea iss made on the premier, and supplies most of the rooms io the house, which is is large one. The ehmadebsr in the dining room is rather faulty, sad whoa palled dowel low there Y an wage of pa. On liskuday sight, the girl pulkal it down below the mfe point, sad se left it. The pa wee leaking out, therefor*, for some loom sad about two o'clock is the moraiag Mrs. Watkins* awoke awl emelt the 1011. She awoke her how, who mat dowastaire at once. He lurk every preseatios to avoid the very emoos oonsequemee whisk, aftwral. followed. Doors am( windows were ea epee sad kept so ; and when he thought all was safe, he took • light into the room. He *Wad it to the knows faulty plum sad is an mutant was an explosion, with • load ropart. Nu doubt there hail been a Lugo accumulation of gas la the upper part of the room, and as the eight was perfectly still. this had Dot been disturbed by the promutrons takes. The results of the explosion were serious. The windows of the dining aid drawls( rooms, sad of the library—all laving one frontage —were drives out, sad a great deal of valuable furnitum was completely destroyed. To show the forms of the coo cuseion, of may he stated that one lug of a costly piano was taken right off. Moreover, the frost wall at • newly. erected hack kitchen was moved (, rem .' ... n u i nc h. Mr. Watkiesoe himself suffered severely. His face and hands were scorched shockingly ; it is mom than proluble that if he had not had his hat en. he would have been fatally injured, for, Sang 'spew,' to the utmost vie.ence of the explosioe, it was indeeted and twisted in all direr 'time. The servant, who wan in the room at the time, is Akio badly burnt, but sot so much so as her muter. The t..t.AI 'Subscribed by the member» of the farhsapt for the .notropolltan poor has reuched 1.400(. which be. been distril,utod ea —To the Thome., Soutbwark, Greeowia, lAmbeih, eel Wonhip•strret polka-olleo, 2001. se\ ; to tbe Mansioo•house, 1001. ; and to Bow..trert, Clorkeowoll, Marooruuiih•stroot, MarYk booo W...otinittoter, awl Hrouneromitii, W. each. The Manchester and Salford Co-operative So ciety held their annual meetins on Saturday. Mr. Alder. man Heywood was in the elan, and delivered an interest ing addreva. The Rev. Canon Ric Leon wu also present • Apilugetic letters for non-attendance were read from Mr. Height, Mr. Batley, and other gentlemen. From the report it appears that the profits of this society have advanced from tiif. in December, 16:41, to $4B/. in December. 18W. The males receipta were in the dame periods 1,:811W. and 11.M$ 1., and the number of members respectively 300 and 11,00. A crowded meeting way held on Friday night in the Town-hall, Hertford, under the ',Tandem, of the Mayor, J. 6111/TER. Esq., to con ider the propriety of esta blishing a school of art for Hertford sod its neighbourhood, in cormexion with the Committee of Council on Eduratice. The Right Hon. W. Cowper wan one of the speakers. PHILH•RMONI.• HALL, lALlN•rioN.—Tlro prietons of this setablialtment aor.oume that the p roceed. of the performaoce on Friday ne‘t, the 255th lost., will be devoted to alleviate the wants of the poor of Clerkenwell sad Islington, arising from the let* severe weather. The osemben of the y compeny have all volunteered their servioes. ANOTHER ASUAPE FRoM THE AcAPENIONE. —One day last week (rays the R ndo.! sic: Tosco) Mr. Mayber, Jas., a ged about 15, no inmate of the Agapeinooe, and son of Brother r, sucetedea in making his escape from the Abode of Love. Mrs. Mather sod two or three of the Agapcmonites started in pursuit of the Initive, sal the surroual tog neighbourhood in search .1 the truant disciple 117 lad. Is the course of their jommey they visited the lodgings of the Rev. L Price, at Glal...t.L.ry. 101 ere, how ever. they met with an exceedingly oo:41 tweptint., f or , a rt, ad/waling pen - Maim to eamE the Familiars, one of the party (we believe Mrs. Mayber) revived the 0111tPlit, r.f a bnelet of cold water which was Limon over her. :here...y led to a pratuite, . amvaial.,:ehisd this veld wee!! e. ft_L_" St. K 1e la I Ifle 114 a Ila SHARE L 1 .75.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcr. The railway share market to-day has been violently agitated. Numerous fluctuations have taken place. At one period an extremely Leavy fall was shown, particularly in Mid land and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. There has since, however, been a partial recovery, but present prices are still generally below those current on Saturday afternoon. The preseut quotations are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 984 to j ; Great Western, 691 to 70 ; Midland, 131 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 to ; South Eastern, t° 9 l; Eastern &unties, SO to ; and Caledonian, 1 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at If to 1,, dia. The Canadian and Indian lines are flat. Foreign descriptions are out of favour. 11 • all Bina.,Rol. &Stour aL It. 1100 Birk .Laa.,&CheaJuae 16 i all Blackburn 26 all BI)th sod Thm 10 all Boston, illeandAMlLC M. 100 'Bristol sad Cuter K MO :Caledonian 60 all {Cork sod listesta 10 all 'Cornwall 10 ell 'Do. AIA no dlv. until' 10 a/1 Do. B"( p.c. is paid to B. 60 all !Dublin sod BeUast Jae. 16 ail inuid.,Perth, It. WO Lot Anglian 1 4. 1N leatern Counties 61. 100 Lateen num, Stock A It. IN Do. Stook!, 111 all East Suffolk at. 100 I fAinburghand G 100 reliabro - , Perth. Dun 10 all • forth and (lyde Joao. Ot. 100 'Glasgow &S. Western 10 all 'Great North ot Scotlassol St. 10J i oreas Northam Oa A Mask hal De. Do. B Moak 100 Gt. South & West. tLre.) SG. 101.010nrit Weetera 100 Do.StourVal.Gualte St. 100 1 1ancashlreit Yorkshire K. 10, London sad Blackwell St. 100, Lon„ BrliOtou,S:S.Coset St, 10 0 ILoadou,Mathm.&Dov. es. mu :Loudon & North wow. lig all' Do. Eighth It. 100 LoadorstbothWeakei. 16 41 lanclooderrediColerela 26 Do. sad liudskUlso Mao., 4w4.olLisoalaili. It. Metropolitan Midland m's Do. New . 81 U zdi Ui 114 I 01 7 OW 101 061 031 6 It • ft 16 17 N 61 $7 II 111 ft IS 28 114 116 111 112 HS 106 US 114 111 112 R 1 113 114} SO IS 1111 1111 49 61 99 99i $4 $1 Y 10 H 33 IA 1 d'al Do. Darby.. SM. Ot. Ws. Oro.) ... Mid &at Ninrcastio and LW We Newry& Arrnagiulot... Nowry,Warrcup. Blot Norfolk North British North Dona Boti. tD Do. • N. NssAers—Berwisk D D O.N.L.Pern Do. los& lin Yank North London North&S.Wesianasno North neon/Odra Mott. aGnwthassii.&C Pongee Portsmouth ithrinnoy 800ttish Contra Scottish N. E. •bror.lllk 'Scottish Midland Ishropohirs Union Inittingbonrust Shoms 'South Devon ioatll Easteru 'Mouth Wales 8. Yorkili. t Mier •Staines,W icor-atom 11 1 =a Ditto ditto nit Vol. War Do. Do. Vail' ell la& 101 106 s dial It 64 We 861 1021 1014 par 1 pa : 91 NI , 103 101 10i 21 If dls 11 00 114 116 • 36 N 1118 Se 61 • 7 SO 41 14* 111 411 I. 4 7 611 424 N 101 pm 1 al 3 9. r. es ni. 1 I *WC oiiiiisii W. Wiwi Midland Ditto Newer{ 1 NSW Hi U M IS 44 SI Si iii SI Si Si - 50 j SO 1 ro ocy rit e tisi ill} 111 61 (13 gel 81 .. 11 SoIII 130 2a 30 0 1 1 3 310 - OS 4* mit lot ii to ii NI mnisi% 1 4 1 .- 111 83 t 41 1 ti •1 !1 I 4" -. P. 13 4 i Is IN *AM* *owl us'! coool Lot! i:iiil 1.N41 , 100 10 ,0 000 001 30, 80.000 i 0,174 0001 WWI so. - 7117 10,610 4E411 60110 WON Ill.fl• M*olo IL Oanamordal IN 164,080 It. Do. 49. ot. PooL, Ml 104 8,4116,0111 Rt. Did and Wool bids. 100 SKR Bt. Imolai lOO 1 ; ,100,000 84. 00. Libidos lOO IMMO It loathorapios 400 100,000 at. V Do. ictoria 6. PI Nov _ Y ~, 1121 .. f. 1 .6 /. • • 6,120 1 won! .. 4,000 i:iiiiJ :: 12.000 i iii ii• .. 6121 .. ,:iioi .1 tiiiil cool is , Con.Gov.illp.o.Jaa.e.fol. 100 Do. 6 pot cont., INO lOO Do. 6 por cont. 1600 lOO Do. 6 percent., 1111 100 Do. 6 Do. eru per . ct. Ma ct. r.1611 0. Fob.da vs. Do. 6 Format. 100 Do. do. Scrip.. . 100 CocolGHopellp.ctlBoo 100 do. 1800 100 New . Stwasw.Gov.4 p.ot. 100 16.11. Ware,. Sp. o. UM 100 Do. by c.,1871 to 1876'10 Do. 6 p. a, INS 'loo Novo :Motto 6 p. ct. Mg 100 Deb. Moon. 1876 . lOO & Au& Gov. 6 p. o. Ikeda 100 Vie. Ov. Op. a. J ao.e/sl, l lOO DO. do.6p. o. 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AmOraisdo look of W is. look of Book of Turkey Ileltiolk N. Americo look of Dais: . . - F Lo AZ•ria — ia - . Nis cilia 1 Mira Mora of ladik Loa, sod Claw —_ Co.. a Cana& Co.. of laallom is& acat.t.kosl.Clortd G. oe BwitaarlmaL Laa. Co. Bonk at Atashd. Imadan sod fradon Joln ° H= ..•• • ILoadon t south Maim Load Irmastaaka Viral Nev. at Boallarl 11:unoual Bank Now Mouth IV ales tat Bank Corpora Ottoman Bank ,Provinclat of listamt Do. New 'South Au►traU► 'Onion of Auotr►Ua 'Onion of Loudon Unity ..... Oorratuol. w~~. - . ii a i iPs I li li vial 9 to Par k i pm i }I Ma 4 4 K - 71 71 114 10e 11 43 1} 1} 314 1 1 1 IS 47 68 174 114 24 17 SS ad I 00i i i 971 97 1m 44 _,___ ;OW MAW 1 = ow 26 W 0,000 60,000 700,000 7,199 if . AustralianAirlooL •• :: 10 Baran Waterworke.. 60 Brit. American Lead IS SM.& Irish Ma& Tel. A 10 De. /I 7 par aNI 1303 10 Da C Sie Canada Land 10 Channel IslandaTel. (L SS. . Mg of Eng.t.Smalt. IS . Pref. Te par caul BL Pistol Pelee* el Do. ?reference 1111. Do. 6R ct. Parp. Deb 20 Eastl udtal triad: Canal :.:tia ISA fascicle Telegraph 26 Do. New 6 lag. and Mud. Cop. U Gen. Warn Navit o tor t i 1 Peat Ship (Lim! 1 Do. 17e percent. 6 Len. District Tel. (L) 30 London Discount (IL) 4 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Cs fa Madras Irriau. & Peal 10 MedlterranosnElee.TeL 10 Nediter. Ex. TeL (fAra.) OS National Discount Co fa NerhoddaCoelftlron(L) 10 Netherlaads Land 6 Do. ft p. e., le all . 111 e 100 N. Brans. &N. fleet. LL 1 N. Brit. Australislaa 1 Cm 1 Do. " New Shane' 10 In. Min. Mka ft Pod laver Lead* 411 ) 0 .. nt. IS Pada. and Pia OM= MI Do. New 30 Zed Sea & lad. T. 4; . c. for 60 ys. by Dr. Gov. SO panty Ins 1.6 Do. New 100 Ito)el Mil Steam St. Ph Aust. Meseta to Mouth Au traliadi Pad 1 !Subarea°. teL Scrip I Do. Ito. Ilegleterod :0 De do. o Trust a Lu. Co. tip. Pa 100 )Fan lEeniesie Leal 1 IS 14 - SS 14 Si • 10./..001 1190.000: 1000: 0 001 12.000 86 iff 18 191 13 Li 109 112 10 - 1 100 too 1 iso .7" — G moon 20,00 D 40,000 10,000 :0,000 10,000 000,000 114,NG 75.000 1&U.91 711 la! zd al 24 e 39 30 101. 103 M 100 Ms id is se 4" 1 I I I If Im2 lilt si 1 11 &a I es Ii it I LI,. . 1 3 ells SO U 71 73 kr I 16.0 K I ii 11-pum 161 179 17 19 6 6 43 47 130 140 66 66 44 .1 t 10 11 Tel 3 PO 29 N 1 17t 1:d N 40 *i mll MONEY AtARKE2.-alil6 DAY:: Two &Mout. The funds remain heavy. At one period a fresh fall of 1 per cent. was presented ; and although the market is now rather firmer, the pre sent quotations are still per cent. below those current on Saturday afternoon. In the market for British railway stocks extreme agitation has prevailed, owing to a continued pressure of speculative realisations. After sustaining a severe fall, prices now exhibit a partial recovery. Consols are officially marked 914, 914. 914, and 911 for money, and 914, 914, and 914, for the account. The present quotations are 914 to ii for cash ; and 91g to 4 for the 7th of February. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2334, 231 ; ditto for account, 2334 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 1, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 914,_91 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1904 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 954 : ditto Bonds, ills., die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 944 ; Exchequer Bills, 55., Is., die. Foreign stocks are flat, with the excep tion of Mexican, which bast been dealt in at the improved price of 214, owing to the announcement of the occupation of the city of Mexico by the liberal forces. Turkish Bonds are rather flatter. Sales are recorded as follows : French Three per Cent. Rentes, 67fr. 25c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for ac count, 214 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 924, j, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 484 ; ditto Passive, 174 ; the Committee's Certificates, 64 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 564, 554, 56! ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102. _ The Roxburgh Castle has arrived from Mel bourne with 167,0001. in gold. The Arabia, which sailed on Saturday for New York, took 226,1771. in specie, making a total of 2,998,000/. since the 28th of November. The Liverpool cotton market continues active. The sales on Saturday reached 20,000 bales. The half-yearly meeting of the North Eastern Railway Company is called for the Bth Feb., at York. The adjourned ordinary and extraordinary meet ings of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company fixed for the 30th inst., have been further adjourned until the 27th of March, "as important negotiations are in progress which the directors now find cannot be concluded during the present month." An extraordinary meeting of the Acadian Char coal Iron Company (Limited), is called for the 29th inst., "to take into consideration the pending litigation between the company and Messrs. Hunter and Chowne, trustees of the Commercial Bank of London, and other parties, and to pass specific reso lutions thereon." A general meeting of the City of London Gas Company is called for the 6th February, when a dividend is to be declared. Some points of interest in connexion with the wine trade are noticed as follows by Mr. F. \V. Cosena : Since the reduction to the minimum rate on let instant the clearances for home consumption have been enormous ; the duty now is so low that every dealer with capital finds it more economical to clear the wine into his own cellar than to allow it to remain at rent in bond. The present excep tional clearances mast, however, not be looked upon as likely to be permanent, although the present retail prices for all the standard wines are sufficiently moderate to induce • largely increased demand. That a low rate of duty tends to stimulate the consumption of any article generally in demand there can be no doubt, and wine should be no excep tion to the rule. Financially the scheme cannot for some years pay the exchequer —a lone of revenue must be expected; at the lame time, the expansion given to the commerce ' in wine throughout Europe cannot but prove beneficial to all interested ; lar4er importations represent increased tonmige and increased demands for labour, both in England and • Good wholesome wine will henceforth be within the reach of many who were unable to afford it when taxed with a prohibitory impost of 15e. per dozen '(in eluding the dealer's profit upon the outlay (or duty). The growers and breeders of sherry have, since the great ries caused by the oidium, realised considerable profits upon their proanoe ; • high range of prices has been established and maintained, while the consumption has largely in creaaed—values being thus l4timately regulated by supply and demand, it cannot be affirmed they are too high. The reduction of the duty in Great Britain from (is. 9d. to 2e. rid. per gallon is equivalent to a fall in the first cost of 184 pea butt. The knowledge of this fact in Spain for some months past har induced holders to demand and ob tain still higher price.. The advance being firmly estab lished, the shipping houses at Jerez, lee., have no alterna tive but sooner or later to augment their quotations or ship inferior wines. San =LT Emma. Consols,which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 7th ebruary, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The intermediate variation con sisted of a fractional improvement. For money the last price was 911. The official business report is as follows :—Throe per Consols ' for iny, 911, 1 ; ditto for account (Feb. 7), 911, ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, }, ' • Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 181 ,• India Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1001, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951, ; ditto Bonds, 135., los. dis. India 13..nds remain heavy. Exchequer Bills were more inquired for, and improved 25., closing at Ga. to 2s. ills. The foreign stock market remains very inactive, but there was little change in prices. Mexican Bonds were rather flatter, at 201 to 211. There 1 to 1 per was a reduction of cent. in Turkish Bonds. The Loan of 1854 closed at 701 to and that of 1858 at 86 to 4. The tra ffi c receipts a the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, for the week ending December 29, were 12,4941. sterling, being 1,4441. more than for the correspond ing week of last year. The gross receipts from the Ist July last have been 367,0231. sterling, being 87,064 f. more than last year. In the market for bank shares the only alteration was a slight decline in Bank of Australasia. In the miscellaneous share market there was a partial re-action in Van Diemen's Land. Great Ship shares were quoted be. to bs. lid. The shares of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were officially marked 11 prem. A considerable fall took plaos to-day in Canada Government Sit per Cent. Bondy. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The market for British mining stocks remains inactive. The transactions to-day have been limit e , :, and have giveif rise to little change in prices, but the tone is flat. In the Stock Exchange, Alfred Consols shares are officially marked 2i and 27,, being flat ; East Wheal Russell, 7. showing a considerable fall ; and Pro vidence, 44. Linares Mining shares are dull, and are marked 9 and 91. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 28 and 281 ; Great Northern Copper (South Aus tralia) at prem. ; and English and Australian Copper, at 34. An extraordinary meeting of the Fort Bowen New Company (Limited) is called for the 25th inst., to confirm the resolutions for a voluntary winding up, and for the appointment of a liquidator. A petition for the winding up of the St. Aubyn Mineral Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Stannaries Court on the 29th inst. With reference to Wheal Mary Ann, the weekly mining circular of Mears. Webb and Geach has the following : The 117 fathoms level has been extended 17 fathoms to wards the lode, which it is expected will he intersected pre vious to the next meeting. The 180 south is worth Si. per fathom ; the 160 north, 41. ; the 110 south, 12/. • the 150 ; north, 71. ; the 140 south, 101. the 140 north, 81. Th e mice on the whole is looking well. The Central American Mining Company (Limited) have received letters, dated Alotcpeque, Dec. 1, which state that the works connected with the amalgamation tenets ap proached complet:on, and it was expeeted that the barrels wi.t . .141 be operating en the silver on* by or about the Ist of Z 2 ,5 tow of the accumulated stock of ore bad been emit to the works in November. The raisinfte of ore a in the inoLth amounted to 50 tool only, owing to the Ecareity of minas . The nest month would .bow +, better cetera. ithoiat any new disoovory to report, the vein 1w the .in Joan level west continued large, being 34 feet wide, and yieldin g very good ore, and the general prospects of the mines are gond. Tile packet has brought 180 bags of Owes ore for this cool way. At Wiled Bu lle r meeting ou the 15th twit. the accesnW showed • credit balance of 1,244 t. Is. 7d. A dividend of 2t. per share (5124.) was declared, leaving 7321. ls. to the credit of the next amount. The Rerewafise United Minos accounts, presented at the meeting on the 14th iost., showed a debit balanc, of s:YSI. 15e. 10d. At Molhold Mies meeting on the 15th imt. the account* showed a orbit babuice of 30. 5.. sd. The shares in arrear of call, amounting to 200, were forfeited, and a call of la. per share was roads. The Wheal Keith accounts, presented at the meeting oa the 16th inst., showed a debit balame of 1,062 12s. lid. A call of 4e. per share was made. At West Wheal Damsel meeting, ou the 14th inst., the ateounte showed a credit 'mimic: of 474/. 6s. 4.1., which was carried to the neat account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANK.-THIS . DAY.) The thaw continues, with the wind from the westward. The Thames last week tieing so full of ice, the ani vale of every description of corn per vessel were extremely limited. Per rail the supply of English wheat and dour was req moderate, of barley, oats, beaus and peas not large, and malt a good quantity.. A few parcels of barley anise from Scotland, but hardly any oats, and only one parcel from Ireland. The small foreign supply of wheat was nearly all American, with two small cargos:4 from France. Of dour there were a few large parcels of American berreh and a small number of French and Spanish maim of barley, one very small paled of Prussian, and one parcel of oats from Princerdvrard's inland, a few beans from Frame, and America, and Prussian peas, with a good quantity ut linseed reported from the East Indies. The condition of English wheats fresh up being so tad s the trade rules dull todsv, at a decline of la. to 2s. psi qr. where Wee are made, bui foreign maintains late quotations. Barley.—Trade Wow, and value unaltered. Oats are unchanged in value, and trade a little more brisk than last week. Beaus are Is. lower. PeAa about the Nante as this .Ly week. Flour very slow, but prices oontioally the same as Monlty last. FLOATING CAROGEN.-Largo arrivals elpectod sltettly, none here at prepeot. Witur.-Logliah : Essex and Kent, white, new, 40s. to 624. ; ditto, flee old, bss. to 7th.; ditto red , new, 38s. to AL; ditto, fine, old, TAM. to 66e. ; Norfolk, Sc., fine, old, Gla. to 695.; red, new, tbs. to 50s. Foreign : Dantsic, Gss. to 68s. ; tine, 66.. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 60, to 660. ; dine, sites, 665. to 72a.; Rostock, Ma to 68a. ; tine, old, 60a. to 721. ; American white, 635. to 66b. ; ditto red, fils. to tiro. Beousr.- English waiting. 424. to 465. ; fine, Va.: grinding, 30s. to 355.; distilling, 32.. to 355. per q r. foreign grinding, We. to 335.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 'Act matting, 41s. to 44a. Nam -Iloglish, Eases and Norfolk. 60s. to 62a. ; 675. to 73a ; Kingston and town wade, 565. to 645.; floc, 67..' to80e.; brown, fine, Stia. to 5%. OAIII.-Eneish feed, Zis. Od. to 2GI. Od. ; potato, No. to 30a. ; foreign, 21H. ed. to 27a. Bain.- English tick, 32, to 36e. ; barrow, 365. to ; pigeon, 36.. to 40 1 . ; foreiln. 36.. to 38a. PLS.- English boiler., 40s. to 445.; maple, 40s. to 131.; pey, 365. Co 40a.; foreign, 425. to 44a. FLOUIL-English town, 521. to 54e. ; ditto fine, to 57c ; country, 41a. to 465. ; honsehokls, 465. to 131. Norfolk and Suffolk, 41s. to 44a. ; French, 41a. to per nook ; Ainerican, 32a. to 35a. ; Canadian, 31.. to Xis. ; Spealeb, 46a. to 110 a. • ugisals INTO -- - ARRIVAL! 11 TO LONDON PROD JAN. 14 20 JAN. 11. Goodwin. Wire& Battey. SLAM OM ;Eletasitillottr. I *‘ VI: Va qrs: 1 gal )g-I Wig '‘l'7o Mr.... 1 .r. 4. 163:: I, ..,, I .... 137 :: 7. 141711;,*:..1 11141 110 . . 4'.. r NI: 1 iiio .14'46. tiis 1 1 WE. C. lair 31117 2EII 130 WU I RI IL ; .. ,11111 • .N. sto lOO 3100 3897 . 93 ;..; MO 4. R. 24111 172 I 222 : tW '214 219 ISO I .. ; :AI Exported.— Ylnur, e 5 cit Li. _ _ MINCIN(; LANE.--(Tliffi DAY.) The following public sale are ad vertu.cd for tam nn, w - Sugar • 600 hogsbeads We-t /tuba., 6.000 bags 3datuit'tts, 1,500 bop Bengal, and 1,300 bags wbito Siam. : 300 bags plantatiou Ce) lou. 150 cask, and rop bags Ceylon. ivateicontniet markets have been on a limited sae, but the quotations of Is uari, coffee, tea, and cotton it main unaltered. TALLOW MARKIE'r.—(TIELIS DAY.I The market is stead•. Towu tallow to quoted :.9s. M. •et cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 60r. to 60e. 3d. ; Januar/ to March, 60s. ; Marvh, I. 6d.; April June, AL Id. ; Oct. to Lac., 575. 6d. - PARTICTLABiI 07 TALLOW Stock oo hand this day ... DOD Delivery Last week 1.477 Idtto yea, Ist June 73.31G0 Arrival lad weak Me MAD Ist Jane Pries P.C. or awl. this day Ditto Tewa last Pride) Rss. ed. 41,466 / 60,7416 3.346 1.:06 54,3&646.641 1.1e4 ! 111 63.442 1161,477 Us. 6.L OIL 04. 606.7+1. • 616. .58,41 . 8 Arrival for the week ending Jan. 30 Wt year, 85 wake, and deb vea7 1,831 casks. The sully& l►st week comprised nolo from tit. Pekrobw. aid 51 front other places—Uhl, 11l casks. METROPOLITAN OATI'LE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a much shorter supply of beasts, and, onnesqusotiv, prices base advanced oo all kaule. The number al sbecp is uutoually small. The der mend has improved, and prices are much h';;her. Good calves are in demand at biker prices. Frame:et.. many and Holland there ate 59 calves ; Spain, 450 bcvls Prunda, 28 ; Scotland, 115 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,400 Ireland, 300 ; and 50 frees the Northern and Mia!an4 counties. Per atone of em.. Boot Pcoto. Borefds. Bat Ilhart,!aara 'woad qual. 114111411 COVINA d. a. 0. I Per stone of Whs. s. d. L 4. 410 5 I Bent thud. Eit.bdsth 4 b 6 0 Best Long-w 0015.... S 4 5 5 5 B ♦ 4 Do. do. thorn 4 4 4 awe, & wecoud qua. 4 4 5 PIP bielDasaillf-torees Besits at market. 3,4e4 ; 77: Pip. 240. • 0 I Du. du. Gborn— bbam sad lambs. MUM; Rays. BOROWW HOP MARKZT.—(THIS DAY.) MINN. Palisade» and Smith report that that ill • steady &mad for all fine hops at late Flow. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) North Hartlepool, li s. lid. ; Clker Primo/G.)6s. ;. Belli Pritares 17s. 64. ; Puwell'a Duffryn Steam, ; Merthyr Dart, Z. ; 8e1,,a4e Hartley, 17s. Q.; Davittesn'e Hartley, 17e. bd.; Hestia*. Hartley, 17s. Gd. ; Bovamn Hartley, 17a. 34.--1.r2 ships at market, NWITINE HAM GREAT PUMUII-oar CATTLE imt. —This greet annual fair for the sale of horses and cattle was held uu Friday, the lab iu the New le market, at Nottingham. Tim 'bow of horses was fair, 1.3 i the bulk of the animals was of tale for quality. The tusk ruled slow, acd prices had u dowuwatd teudeuey. Nags made 151. to 251. ; °tribune.. 16/. to 40/. each. There was hardly as avee show of mulch °owl, the quality of which was warted, sad with a q.,iet demand prices were in f..t ottt of the Mayer ; tins sorts at 17/. ; secoadary awl infillae, 10/. to 15& per head. A clearance was not effected wen a late hour. . _ A FAVTOIRY O. tTLV& LEoAelliN. The bl ec k A rt Aiiverttat.• !In a that a factory operative, named wOhlun Bank latt tI Wellington-rood South, that borough, has left by will. in Ms Aare of leitocks, to the 1 e.'osing wt.-oast : • II!: to the Stockport ro rty aday School ; VV. to Cle Atockp.ct ; RN. to the Stockport INK:hanks' luatitatioa 10g. to the Vent. Park ; lot. to the Tentperane Pelted /diatom Aare lath a; 1201. each to two lootner. and a sister ; and or, r 10.4 IS his widow. Tau inciarr SLer.}..—:The stage in them d 4:• presented many mistrust , to floatage in ours. It cues:stall of three platforms. On tLc uppermost of those the Surmise. Being was represented ec..ted on his throne. the the platform appeared singe . . and " the spirits of jai men made perfect" The third was net apart fur apalsl men and women, 'and at the side of thi, lomcat pi...ferns yawned a huge estrum, relied the "Youth of Hell." Prom this cavero ...tied smoke sad flame, groan. and yoll.. lane its depths :Anode were precipitated. le mill wit of Ile re.secee the arch fiend mid a troop of his imps w, n c-n -stmotly carding. and exciting by their jokes mai t asituici ..ie gesture.. the uproarious laughter of the audienae.— ?pin " Pantomime, Mediaval aud Modern." iu the Luadoss .R ricer. u p , u nd h s :i t s o b s .- y s e tl or ie adi T tre.n he Polotict'avidi:cATemn r of idsioo. which ri- COIUMII , I of *mall type. At the rod of the address is the following paragraph : (tar ceriperitora disdre to return their thanks for retie...hp:elite faroisbed them lase., evening by the preguietore of th.. Ueutsa! Houle. Tier were very acceptable - to men with a 'solid dig' before them, like the governor's address." itEvoitmrowicv M tNtY/INTATIONS AT ROM letter from Rome hes the following —"The stialente the Heine . ty„,,,..ty be'e begun their manifestations nearly at the mow epoch as hot ear, under the direction of the SI/CMIL committee. Nouse . age the rector of the Sapiccen wee adviard that levolut!ouary flags :did hills were bring introduced into his establiahmeet. He watched the 'dude's's.. three clays, but dists.vered nothing. On the Bth, however. the expo.-tad no ode:static 1 wa.. made ; the whole University was cover .1 with trio.icc.cd hills, end the doors of the classrocurs were decorated with the arms of Savoy. These revolutionary emblems causal great surprise and no Ltd* agitation. Order. were zivem to tear *mildews. aid marly 200 of , h ens were carried to Cardinal Alfieri, Om ri of the Usiversity.* ORDINARY MAIM AND MP= I &Liman ,. I ck.ing prices I Sala tsday Wards,. Sol P.M rosamatom IL IPd I whwAre. I tiatarV " INI p.a. Ir. —F.r.,-..tri.6, a g 027 2 - IS If Do. do. 2 If dis ..... 11l all lidtalo&lakelltirsiall 41 4 LW .... 14 an , Do. Preference - 100 blOO Bnit,Brant,.&Ooderich Spa Eds., Aug`. I,UM esukusedbyßalt.&l.ll. 76 80 -. 104 Do. Jalyl4o7ll, ditto O7 72 - oe 100 00 Do. June 1 1874. ditto. 06 TO - I all Calcutta & & Eastern f die par -.. ft 5 ineraT.lDook6p.c.gua l7 111 411 a - * 74 Derloa, pan 4 yer cent 1 die par - * 10 1! 00 21 17 ins - IR 400 ,Taet India 10 I all Do. Jabbulporo - - - 4a ' all Inc. 6f p. et. Debent We 960 - 111 all Do. II p et. do. - 100 an Do. do. do. 155.5-70 II 01 Ms - 1 111 all Goelmg & Melbourne - - - It 100 Brand Trout of Canada 21 22 111 100 all Do. 6 per et. ltd. 100 ,si Do.36c.Pretlp.ct.Se 6O CS 1 - 100 all Do. II pre et. DeWitt_ 45 47 46 104 all Do. 7 par et. 1862 9O 66 MO all Do. do. 1867 42 47 - 1M all Do. do. 1872 4O 66 - K. 106 Great Indian Peninsula 96 90 - 10 S Do. 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