The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-16 00:00:00

11111•••• Ise was ; and it was sand that this * N o mead yew seta this quostioa was decided. gr. . with% far tha .. h & banrap4posad this adjourn- Oho mas having beast baton the mart. His Homan mid ha should aortal grant as adjourn. oe sge ironed asked by the enigma. Agieuraul for two mouths. DI DS H. GOODMAN. t o etrapt was a victualler of Deptford. Vol was a f o g •DOLIDROOD and dinaharge ; but DO mmounta r ig b.n al.d, an adjournment sine die wee ordered. ARD3010•11024 £0•1118? • ?BROOM RIDEDINT ABROAD. AsMid* applied to the court, wider the 70th section. As tie time whiah should to allowed debtor randent for appwiriug to a summers imuad against him to coma why an adjudication should not be made. His Harmar. after referring to Um are of " and • where the airtntaStaDOM were similar. said that lime la he allowed would depend on the place who* istior was id B 'mod% that the iv itleDes was not complete, the stood am. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLHOBOUGH-BTREET. MUT eaIIACIMICI. The Bev. Mr. Hibbs the press oomplained of a few try ek R. Csiddia fir oseekm as °Defendant is Me trdesdeml es fiseday ram-Masi by prembiss to s laris waif pastas stiewlsd before Mr. Tyrwhitt. The arr. Mr. Hibbs—l bep to sill your .wanitip's M. mks le the report of a ore is the papers of bet Wed. why, sad le MGM shit I &Waded hero os Thursday and ywor relkesse, wit• &arid me to attend hers to-day, sits state le yourself what I lied to my. yr. Tyretilt—Whea hays Ito do withler Mid Mr. with to know if it is merest. gr. Tyrwhitt —I Mall sot Wife Ws gaieties. I spin Iv I boo soak( to do with the sport. l'he Bev. Kr. Babe—l wish to know whither Sir R. tram Merges me with masking it a rule to shies the rids yr. Tylvbilt—Wlhir ar what ars you? An you® the per mMs 'liked sea ekrsysna. smashes is the Portland- i 0 nt Bet. Mr. Hibbs—Yes. I so. It i Tyl i z s bit i t—l hav tM et l a nothi a ag to V i t a e d yesse" ag at Am* to control it. An yo.. drown Me Am. Mr. Hibbs—Yeti of the thumb of &gland. I whined at Wools Cathedral by Dr. Bale. 'mere the • t lost forward and thrust an envelope with hi moos it towards the raseristrate.] frrirkitt—Yos bad bettor stand in the saute place as g Cardss did when be wads his statement. Yon sit • too reel from the position in which you rata. !Whir. Mr. Hibbs —l wish to koow whether Sir B. raid, "He sakes it • rule to abuse the riob, and iirril”hris towards Trinity Church, and ram ' There dell el ariabroale.'“ Mr. Tyrwhitt—Socostbing of that bled was elated. Ido imp a mister cd what is rid. Yon must esttle it • thersporters. TM Rm. Mr. Kibbe—WM you eat what charges ware t spinet me be 86 B. Nadia Mr. Trrwhitt—l will do nothing of Um kind. The Its,. Mr. Hiish to knew whether a dem i' ssbeabeesd arch a sower. It bee akeedy dose 07 • - PM Wulf. u. Tyrehitt—Y4.7 ezieserdiaary perms eel late Mae larch of Itegised eow•rdaya. H yaw haws Ws Monad, ea knew what to de. There last win do. num loth* Wee to lay le yea. The Bar. Mr. Hibbs—l wish to Web— Hr. Tyrwhitt—l have eethieg mere eay. me Myr. Mr. Hibbs —AIII with to eay I S that the state . . . . mut at goads. Is lebe. The TIM reetlewea then Mired, penes who had w impeded eulakelag fee= the balk el the 'ea^ " Take at• summer at MOS seeheollehe (weiaiesSir It. eardec). WOESUTPIITHEITT. - CARD M4ngo.-41:1 ; OBLICIall swain 101 Mr Boas. Mr. riogent Larigert Pascoe, leadletd of the Old bntris pablie-boose, is Boldwiestreet, City-road, as. owed • eamplelit by the pollee, is which he was charged nib laying onlogrfelly permheid owd playing is Ida house. id it was shown that Impechor Yeekell, G Divirioa, had mid sheet 10 o'clock at night twelve men sod two women ramehrogat la the public parlour of the boas"; Is yor of the ems wwe play* at wads. Defesdant followed impielor isle We roma, sad se the latter alba g &tam- Mn lo the feet is gusakia. be replied that be was well Wile of it, bat set any gr abby. was goat ea to the hog f his knowledge; it wee simply • game for sumer mit. The pram 'callused plying, sod the impeetor lets Defgaduk la reply to the mogistrote, said he did not is oy moist deny the trutidaMese of the widow* give. ; at that did set the aomatiesion of soy effsnew the sertillsate eMeliei from the licensing mono rata emteined me Welawaisse as to what particalar awe wee anktigfid, it as thee, "sod do sot ciewingly Naar any malawful penes re gran* rhetever--ekiilies win alletwed, and that too for kick, am, dthy begatelho he. --garde were not aw noosed. The kw perseas elided to by the im pute we sejwig • head at cribbage, sad if the media. rate mold past eat ought is the syndicate that restriated kn Maleriao from permitting it, he should willingly u• pare lie Weeks kr the Warmth*. The Maglande examined the wirtifigete, and this asked Mirka Ifaikellwhether he knew that money or mosees nth wee heiag phiyed for. The impador admitted that he knew not that—plenty of 'qui waft the table, bat not any money. The Itagletrete then remarked that swum* thaw was a abroste is the flame of the oertifican of any particular is. Itargicted. There was no proof of gambling in thin Id be could not sonnet. I thanked hie wonhip, and assured him it was nine of ark mutant to publicus morally. HGAT E. 1111:110 1111110LA1T AND 10111BTAT AT TNT DIFICLLIIO-110131111 Or 112 AIIAUITAIIT-JUDWI OP TJa MIDDIABIX 1114810 MA Jos* Nortkpase, aged 24, a tailor, mid George Great. OIL a lahoersr, two rough-lookieg fellows, who Wooed Mir oddness', were charged before Lord Dufteritt. Colonel Titer, miel Mr. J. J. Miles, with barglarioasly breaking lad atone( the dwelliag-house of Mr. William henry Bader, J.P., sal stesliog therein a lupe mown of pro perty, comistieg of mosey, jewellery, • time Mem& est of Leiria', wearing apparel, sod other artiolcs, /so., his friths riders it appeared that between the hours of salt rink yesterday morning Polio-constable Robert MS S. who wee acting es sergeant, sod Policecou. David Clark, ca 8, were together visiting the pre el Mr. Betide, tie amistant-jdge of the Mid • fielder, and whilst there they heard a noise the adjoining prouder. Fancying that the place bag broken into by burglars they pro f/wetly along tbe gram to • summer-hoase, 6 shout 100 yards from the dwelling-house, and • 'event awns sad other articles in the summer- The they then proceeded to the dwelling-house, sad found all the windows in the parlour and the • nem ore. Polies-constable Rainy remained at Ms Isreircoen wieder, and the other covetable to the front door and rang the bell. Whilst thry were so engaged three men rushed out of aiskarrimproout window, all of them being armed, ow Yr abe shovel, or with • poker, sod the other with a Pilot tsar saying one to the other "Burr the --, thirds rely or, Led we OW do for him !" At that nth ter poliermistable Retie) , knocked one of the men dowi Tot deist and was immediately struck down by the marl etebd the fire shovel. So severe was the blow that Its shovel was broken and the constable's left arm easier braised. The three men then ran off as fast as Zmold woes the lawn followed by the two eartablee, ia' a smart chase the two prisoners wen mound. A 'Nue *nab took place bother the police and the pest ausas, tad altimately the prisoners wore got to the ! Ai * the third mac having made his roar Oo the Ike poitertatre the eortable (Bark had his hand u'usli mimed. After the primmere wen looked up the Prime were examined by Inspector Hedge, R division, Itheelor Morro, S division, and they found the east press of entry. sad also amended that the 'Lou bad got into the kitchen garden from Millfield-lane. n 0 'g the lawn and SOWSr gardee, sad creaking and Shag_, hack the earths of the parlour and drawing-room am dor endorse the gyred door. It was stated that !a drams and their companion could not get out of aas,mu the wr moms y were that in the into doors any ether were part of the house, ' secured by • uadmakel °outdraw* the design of Mr. Bodkin. Prime% reseistrates inquired if anythisg we.found on the _ ll . Police stated that they found on the prisoner North roil of wax taper, a piece of rope, some lucifer '"wasa. a pocket knife, and Is. 2d. in money. And on the rr la lir"' was found U. lls. 9d. in silver sad in halfpence, a jemmy, a knife, a knotted piece of rs KWother articles. The police further stated that on the rasf the 1401 mat, the dwelling-house of Mr. Stratton, of • Hallj-terrace, War-hill, Highgate, was entered sad 41 . 1 thieves in that ease went WOMB 110020 OMNI rude, .sed entered the here by the kitchen window at aut. mad a ear -box, some plate, and other articles "▪ ". o the. Oa Inspectors (Morten and Fides. ae oo . 2 * Pad g....,t4etiag - 111Ipte . tOT Aylett, taking off the pd. they found and comparing them with some footmarks in them to cornered, as did also -7▪ e marks ea the cathbox with the jemmy. tXtraalibtratee inquired if the prisoners had been nee - 17 root the neighbourhood previously to the robbery. *l 6 _ l4l „,ies replied that the preen had been ideetified —** lassY kaase. tthe Ladled, of the Fox aed French Hare Wet-hill, Highgate, aa having bees at hoe ooh as the mein of the lath instant with tree meth ta. l witli them • horn sad cart. 64 1 utivtrates mired if the 11100•11 the prisoners had in. " ether were of a the character. piZtari said they were cm the sick list, aid still felt ens ih i. e luiudss. sad would not be fit for duty far py Tls Mirth mid at reseal they should st d[ et ark. say defames to the charge. *Z t rase asked for • remand to enable them to wpm, , ether man implicated in the charge. remanded the prisoners for• week. • u m ...mashed a great deal of interest at Highgate lied THE EXPRESS, MONDAY COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) A very modest* stogy at Estill& wheat we ranked fresh up to our market today oanterlin, and by lased oar- Awe • but the 000dilloa of the somplas was good. Both red, all white goatlike moved off slowly ; neverthelose, the prices carnet on Monday bat were supported. The show of foreign wheat was esentably extansive. Ewe the lain qualities moved oil slowly, at about pre dose quotation. Owaidertag tho late heavy Imports, the @apply of barley was an to say eateedre. Malden parcels said at fall prima ; but ginading sod distilling sorts were • dull Wedgy, at barely late raw Them was • fair, but by no mesas active, Inquiry for malt, at ernesne quondam. We were bat moderately supplied with oats, for which the dowsed was quiet at his rater. Bowq though as abort supply, met a heavy sale, at la per quarter leas mew. Peas wen a dull *sky oe former teems. Both Bagdad and foreign dour was steady in price ; but the cloaand for it was by to maws anew. The arrivals et floating cargoes off coast have =minted to 49, vbs.:-11 wheat, 6 maim, 17 barley, 1 mallet- I seed. 10 hissed. 1 •••••••d, 2 contained, and 1 tidal* Wheat has hem Is fair request. and lets rates are folly B u d isi t ta, • gd. ; Nieskiell. Ws. lOgd. ; ZW:ell, Per 424th.. Marionopoll, pwage. has thawed a n ds at 395. 6d. ; Micky foe April or May shipme n t, 98a. 6d. per faVas. Thee is • limited demand for maize, and previous a l eon a stions are barely maintained. Odessa. Vs. ; G 26a. 9d. to 265. 6e. Per 4 9 2 1 be• Ibrail, 25a. 9d. we 4 W. The barley trade has been it a most iswvs state, and a fall of 94. to 6d. has takes plans gaitypetk odeals . 194 - pd.; Idueialweria 18s. 100. ; au 18s. 91. to 19s. ; wild* 19e. per 4001 th Danubian, 'to be 19a. 94. per 4901 M. No tracemstioos have takes plies it rye. Danubian, 245. to 255. par 4801* No sake have Wee roported in buses. Barbary are toad sally weeds 321. 64. to Ek. par Melba Nothing of tameness., has takes laws in millstwed mad Dart Daatbian mines-med. 21s. to Pa. ; sad Syrian Dart, to 2k. par 480th. Liaised has kids Is. per tarter, at which redaction • moderate amount of badness has been tramacted. Oa °dont* 571. 6d. to 595. 6d. per 410 b. ; Bombay, to ware home, 60s. to 60s. 6d. ; Oilettna, 59. to 50u ; Black Sea and Asolf. Us. 64. b 59a. ; Egyptian. 5711. ; Et• Perm be m. 575. • Archangel. 455. to 48s. per quarter de livered. Llasead sakes are shell, yin the quon dam nada weltered. Loesloassads, 101. 15s. to IU. I New York, la bands, 101. 10. to 111. ; dine in bags, 101. ss. to 101. 10s. ; Waste* I. bags, 91. 10a ; 91. pea tem Gnawing sakes oaf a fair 51. sale. Loo ks muds ar• held at 54 91. 64. to 7s. 64. per tea. .Bapeeted is jilt . and is same la nkness preen have Gwent, 655. to 665. • Forempare, 55e. 6d. ; Wont* 54e. 64. 560• ; De ambito, 67. to 58s. per quarter delivered. There tea mo derate inquiry fat anicaesed on farmer awns. &TOMO, arrived, 71. ; sew ditto. on pelisse, 71. ss. per tee. Clover. Ned is held at Id 6 Wes. WIV•1611 OP Sim L-Zoglish : ramped, 85 ; sad sae dry, 345 mt. loneiga Tares, 285 ; hassled, 19,748 ; r6=138 ; and sudsy, NO Vs. 1 60 T11.-Oata, 15 ; linseed, 1,770 ; Wand, 4,390 qrs. N-1 war ixicsa Pss Qr. WNW!. am. Lusk noklat le to 44 ..-. . .. - 7 -- :. — iiii is i,, ii . 1,..,%44.4,14, 4! !. 4! Post a► i.o- So hal n.. 18 to ft g & Ilieuteli=4B Mi. to IT g II 18 ft I/ . MIA -- 11114111. ___ _ _ 8 w•rtpli..d Et .= 41 14 , ii red, 111S4 _ to 41 Krum - M UM IS , firming. U Se II lima _ _ _ Minim — 10 to IS MU SO So 113 Mostow Plum U to U MM. 840 . reek aid 54 to 61 Drown Irtoptos sod Wan al to to St 41 111 3.1 14 Y= 116 to 19 S 5 to 39 Mei. Tows rd., pit IND Ma IT . -- New _ ... _ . 87 to 4C isushold So to U TT to U =sad lbstolk, Si IND 27 to 28 BMW* leie •-•-• ld to 22 potato l2 Co II rualiall. Pfot Qr. WWI, I. a. Disbar era istates• bra U to 69 &Mock i Masklos Ng qr. oAle. s. s. Dadra sad Swedish 17 to IS &arias _ Id lo ol u 4O to 47 39 to 4 Roattoo, Itstel Danish - tow M AMU= Mt to 311 Zsu . sett demorteee, red .. Mitts lt to 48 SI to 30 34 to le DirDIAM Gil._ _ _ Ortsems ate to D4llll/111( 0913. II So se 9/ 19 1191119. whit. ts t. 31 Yellow _ l7 to 119 MOIL hick, per soak SD to It N 2 9 4 . 1 M5b, o • ...91 to S 2 111 American. For beL lo to 26 IM Coasollask. .. 19 to 24 1 IiTO LONDON, IT LAND AND 9 JAN. 7 TO JAN. la, INCLU- 114, 110011.1 row 1 17 to U I hod ALLIVAL6 07 GRAIN. hc., 1) WATZA CULIIIIO2. 'ALUM "IL L :Ai lls all I. Ho *bra. Maley. Man.! UM& Yam Vemi inues. li qrs. qrs. Gm qes. 'p► en. tele Lela 11 English ... 1E74 ran toes 179 no 7S .. 1.1 forsiga .. 1011 1478 ll7O 1 lilo 100 U T 0451.... 781 301111 ~. MK; 4007 771, 3610.204411 LIirXRPOOL COTTON (THIS DAY.) (BY lINCTIOO AND EITEELNATIONAL ORM OVN OWN 001111WW011_ _ ... Market quiet, but Moody ; as probably about 6,003 balm :HET. SHARE LISTR-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Oscom. The railway market is dull to-day, and where any variation has occurred in prioes it has been in an unfavourable direction. Metropolitan 'took is pro minently heavy and has declined 14 per cent. Mid land has also receded 1, and Great Western, 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1211 to 1 ; Great Western, 84 to ; Mid land, 138 to * ; Lanosahire and Yorkshire, 116 to 4 ; South Emilia, 874 to ; Great Eastern, 471 to 484 ; Great Northern, 136 to 136 ; Caledonian, 1214 to 132 ; London and South Western, 984 to 1; and Metropolitan, 127 to 4. Little business is reported in Indian, Canadian, and foreign lines, and quotations generally are un altered. F 7 WIII to•osy to I p.m. el Serf 1 , 4 9 11 i gli 1 1 . 11171 34118 01 116 1641 Sas .... 100 • =I k Sai lOof 1 1001 181 e N 24 26 10i I 2 12 104 MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) • SUOAIL —711• market for raw sisos Friday boa bola quiet sad without saw ; raised, dull of male, sad prices have still a downward Modesty. Rica has been is satire request at firma prioss ; about 25,000 hogs sold, chiefly soft grain ; No:Nasals Amman, abort prompt sad cash, 9a. Tad. to 9a.; ditto, full prompt, 9s. 3d. 6. c±lßaagoon Bs. 9d., new 9s. 3d., sad a small part white Cori= " daN of sale at previous prior. Is other articles so sales of importanco reported. The males advertised for to•morrow °oboist of 500 casks 150 barrels and 700 bags of Meat India, 6,500 bap of Mau ritius, 2,400 togs Board, sod 1,100 bags of Penang Sugar ; 210 casks 200 bags of Plantation Cayloa, 150 bags of Native C• 71 0 0, 150 Package. of Mocha, and 70 cases of East India coffee ; about 34,000 packages of tea (of which • lairs Par lion will be sold without reserve) ; 6,500 bags of rice, and sundry drysaltsry goods. TALLOW MA RIEET. —(THIS DA T.) it • market is steady. Prices are quoted as follows : Towa 41s. 3d. ; Pelessbergspot, 41s. 3d. ; Jaavary, 41a. to 41s. 3d. ; March, 425. to 425. 3d.; April to Jane, 42a. 3d. to 425. 6d. ; October to December. 435. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Rock oa I,and this day —.arks 63,370 Delivery get week tan Milo from let Jane 349213 Arrival last week Ditto trig Id June rrieeLGoalevotthiedayoirt 1 Ha Ditto Town lag friday 434. 64. KIN teas 60,044 Odd 70,266 •Is. Id. 499 9d 663 79.905 401. 04. Um. At Arrival for the meek sedan( Jam 2 4 . Wag Misr. YI S auk% and delivia7 Ll6B csaka The arrival last week comprised 168 casks Odessa, 570 Australia, 493 South Amerio.t, 11 other places, total 1,242 casks. KETROPOLITAN °ATTULtRKEL (THIS DAY.) The supply of bewits is sot quite so buys sa Cu Holiday last ; however, the demand is smaller, and that day's quo• hitless are sot realised. The somber of sheep is larger, and the deed esarkela lower, onseaqoastly we have a redaction s pica, with a slow trade. Goad calves are still scarce aid dear. From Germany sod Holland there are 1,071 beasts, 950 sheep, sod 79 calm ; Scotland, 40 blasts ; Ireland, 400; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 1,790; Weston counties, 150; and 560 from the northern sad midlasd =untie& Per Moss et Oh& &a. d. Per doss et Übe. s. 6. Bat 1564 asedda 6 2 6 6 Dist Daub 111-bdelb 0 0 0 Best Ilbseblearoe 4lO 5 2 bed hoppweeb.... 5 4 6 booed gad. bomb 30 4 0 Do. de. noes . 00 0 Mese 4 0 610 term booed qua 4 2 4 81ds DeselbsblE26brods 8 8 0 lamb OO 0 Beads 811 85 r 1814 . 4,680; sheep bed babe, 18,800; calves, 66; plea, 310. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Marra. Fatteaden and Smith report a better demaad for both Eoglish and foredo at vary Arm prime. Good samples are wane. Currency and East %seta, 126 e.. 150 e., and 190 a; Weald Bents, 120 a, Mt, sad 160 x.; flusess, 115 a, 130 a, sod 140 s. DERTECUCTIVII FIRISEL-(Tlf121 DAT.)—About quarter before 6 Adak in the morning a dr* broke out In the premiess Wearing to Mr. Welch, a grmagroem and fruiterer, Na s3, Old Knot-rod. The dwelling boon was burnt out, but the front shop was partially may - ed. A 6r, also took plea in an unoccupied home, Na Zi. Bell-yard, sad oomiderable damage was done. Another ate broke oat is the premises of Mr. Barrett, a carpenter and joiner, 8, Peterotmet, Westminster. The front workshop, on the beemseek was exteortmly buried. Lune BANKING COMPANT..-.A. meeting attended by Mr. Tamarind. the official liquidator. and by most of the gentlemen who were appointed by the shareholders to lack after their interests. took pima at the Queen Hotel, ea Fri day sight. Tb• sell of 701., as ear readers know, wee dee ea Wednesday, sad the meets; was bah' to emeider bow it had bees met We understand that the resell sea very satisfactory, the month othich Mr. le bad bees remised being lesser Wet w wee a li acri l e sd etalmad that during lb. last few days property bee mmorered la Paris to the mho of IMAM., which will se towards the relief diahaceeditoes of. Mr. iholdeld,.and. el emme. as the , largest creditors, the bank will participate in the advantage thus derived by the estate.--Leeds Mercury. CAN Ll7O 47.06 S ORDINARY BRAINS AND SPOOR). suiways. Wasa..WeioelltariaVal ib a llt exs =aisl 411114.0. aw...r■. u.~.■ae..ao. OTe 1741' De. A •so di ss aale D 0.111.. ale dr& Dublla rad JUDO Deirder.Prith.datrila Idlabardhasdairrow =Ladd S.Wres W, Ord. IL D,. steak: Do. L Ass.lllk., Nal Drub Noted beard Onehlfeethena Dora. • rec. &oat. es Do.D 111• p. al.pt4B G. South & West. (Us.) Dna{ wesisis. A:kaput ',YAW.* Do" 11 "1 / ' m i n • • Fri: if. ilk" 11; 7 4 - iiiiii I Da bo. Do. Do. H trslyd lonceohlrett Yorkshire London sad illsokerall Loe,Brightn.eth. Loosiou.ChatkoNal Dor . London&Nor& Wieto- LoodoorLiouthWeHiro hiArs..giket.,et Limo Leah kirryport Carbide Do. Do . Mom Meinpollisa Namid Nov De. Ni _ ___ De Wawa • Daft. Cia. Na (Ira) leSham i Midi= 1/as) Nanli Da Billa,Partk,Dasd. N. Issiess :7 Berwille . . O. N. 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Few ' SO N• sonal Beak, New I 10 New draft Wide MI New Ilselead DAMN) 111 honk Waseca N Oriental Beak Corpora. SO Provlo.BialdagOorp.(L 1 10 Praline et Deland . Selade, Peat,* N N * ileatknth ADenantersnwa. Nem& fse IN Do. Ed De. NOON . . 1. Si Woe et Arlrelle 11111 Balsa d 1r IMO 1 0 Vika of 04•1101• • it introit doe it I dial le 9 U 'iii •a a id I r3: l 8 li OW+ I s $47 I 8 1 6 4 .1 'Z', ii.. I: rt. 2 1 .., 1 ft rgl 3 .s , caza la Nara. yr wt _z4 sa NI IBMS sod Weil lads. 11111 1111 NUN1:1111. London&M.K joo 7 dosthamptcs ,100 wt~l ion —ii US 186 418 66 • 7 1 11 . ▪ Bps 8 B ps 7 ,1 1 PM 70 71 SI 0 II Si 168 182 1 04ella i U* ST S 30 6 440 7 BDu Wu If lklts 66 48 TA U 86 68 40 188 Iss Al 4 zd 6 7WI n 8 pm 41416 I 6.u. 11 2 p. Idle par IL 22 2 1 Ids 1 ea 4 tom 3 19 94 15 11 igs 14 II pi if am 9 Bsk 1* Um 4 ar e, 01 7016 11 11 p.r I tire id 6 24 16 82 84 SI 11t116 60 'a p.nl I. ?Mil U . 23. Pa 1 06 i loo ii 1 1011 II 26 66 10 JANUARY 16, 1165._ MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAP.). aasiaigadan RIO ameba= kagrelsaalL a it m 2." •• illatlaWairevasto lambs, Ow Do. New &Ma AOlll/011e Lad a. I. NW. Tea. (L) Delilah Winn Ina (L) rm4 da u= v(L) Ceylon 011 y of 43 1:n. "rn aProp Daly Mose (Lim) g. . ntricsalger.g ) ConinsandalUnlongss , Calsolklaned g ) Oostanantal Un.Gasil ) n(L gorpri t . 1 0.4ountt .of Li. Two o'Ozooz. The stool markets to-day are generally steady, but with only a moderate amount of business. The English funds are unaltered. Rome railway stocks show dulness, while foreign bonds, in several cases, have improved. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and the rate for the best three months' bills is maintained at 54 to 51 per (sat. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English govern ment securities are in request, at 4 to 44 per mint. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 02c., showing no change of importance. 1 Consols are now quoted 891 to 4, for money, and 89 to it, for the account (February 9/. The official business report is as follows :-Three per Omit. Consols, for money, 891, i ; ditto, for ac aunt, 90, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 891 • New Three per Cents., 89, 884 ; Bank facet, 240 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Oink Stock, 104, 1031 ; ditto Four per Cent., 884; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1021 ; and Exchequer Bills, ?iamb, 45., se. prem. Foreign stooks are firm. The change con -1 slits of a rise of 1 to 2 per cent. in Confederate, in Spanish Passive, in the Certificates, and in Turkish Con solidi... Some of the present quotations are sn eezed, viz. :-Greek Bonds, 241 to ; Mexican, 28 to !di, ex div. ; Confederate, 56 to 58 ; Spanish Passive, 334 to 1; the Certificates, 141 to 1* ; Turkish, of 1868, 711 to 721 ; ditto 1862, 701 to 71, ex div. ; and the OonsolidiSs, 501 to f. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Basilian, 1862, 1868, 1860, 831; Egyptian, 99, 984 ; ditto, 1864, 951, 96 ; ditto scrip, for account, 11, 1 prem. ; Greek, for account, 244 ; Italian, for account, 64 ex div. ; Mexims, for account, 28, ex div. ; Portuguese, 1858, toe., for account, 47, ex thy. ; Russian 1822, 911 ; ditto 1869, bb ;ditto 1862, 891,4; ditto, 1864, 901; Spanish, for account, 48 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 401, 4, ex div. ; ditto Passive, for account, 3*, 1, 1,1; ditto Certificates, for account, 16, 1, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 891; ditto, 1868, for account, 721, 72 ; ditto 1862, 70/, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 71, TOL ex div. ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 71, se div. ; ditto, 1863, 69, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001; Venezuela, 1864, 421. Egyptian Loan scrip is nowquoted If ton prem. ; 1 Danubian, 1 die. to par ; Monte Videan, 2 to 4 prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 4 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted * to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to pleas. ; London Financial, 84 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 34 to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16 to 4 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Ottoman, Soclift4 Gendrale, 1/ to 24 prim., ex div. ; and City of Milan Improvements, 21 to 31 prem. The favourable reception which has been given to the Milan Improvements Company (Limited) seems likely to tempt into the market a number of embryo project., which have been waiting fur some time for a favourable opportunity for starting into life. It is perhaps not surprising that joint-stock company promoters, who have been oondemneckfor months pastto an enforced inaction, should watch eagerly the first indications of renewed vitality in the market. It is, of course, idle to affirm absolutely that the introduction of fresh enterprises must of necessity be prejudicial to our legitimate home interests. From the condition of our discount market, and from the falling rates of money, it can only be inferred that, as a conse quence of the recent crisis, trade has been so far discouraged and curtailed that there is now an abeolute deficiency of commercial bills in relation to the amount of money seeking employment. There seems little likelihood that trading enterprise will revive very rapidly, and in this case the floating supply of money may be expected to continue large for some time to come. Money is at the same time attracted to the Stook Exchange, and, through it, to new securities, by the decline in the rates allowed for loans and deposits by the joint-stock banks and discount establish ments. Wheat 7 per cent. was offered in these channels, holders of public securities were induced to avail themselves of favourable opportunities for selling, but now that only about 41 per cent is ob tainable for deposits, a considerable sum will pro bably flow back to the Stock Exchange for re-invest ment. The supply of unemployed capital being thus large, it would seem imprudent to counsel its being stored up until the accumulation becomes so overwhelming as to cause an uncontrollable burst of speculation. The wiser plan will doubtless be to give a reasonable degree of encouragement-duly estimating our means-to the new enterprise of the hour, and to limit oar exertions to a careful discrimination, with a view to separate good invest meat. from bad. Provided the element of sound est" and solidity is maintained, we cannot go far wrong. Every year this country saves an immense sum, for the investment of which new channels must be provided. Of this a more striking illus &salon cannot possibly be found than is presented in our railway history. It was confidently pre dicted that our commitments in railway construc tion would prove ruinous to the nation, and specific estimates were put forward of certain limited sums beyond which it was dogmatically affirmed we could not go without producing complete and prolonged collapse in the money market. Yet, within the experience of the present generation, between 400,000,0001. and 500,000,0001. have been expended in this country alone for railways, besides perhaps twice that huge sum in foreign lines, foreign loans, and miscellaneous undertakings of the most diver sified character ; and, in spite of this seemingly lavish outlay, the nation was never so rich as now. Finally, the railways themselves have given an im- Tax &rase/swim "Sean Drricrwa "-On meow impulse to the progress of the kingdom, and the whole mass of railway stock bas been Friday evening, the chief constable of Shrewsbury arrived com et that town with Thomas Ellis, anal "Jobs Noma." is pletely absorbed by bond Me investors. We have c cated, ' What the sham detective was malioised• the every reason ' therefore, from • review of the past, populace cheered, and it was with difficulty be was am- , , 00k forw • aro calmly and hopefully to the joint mod in as comities to the police station. Oa • O dom woo b roug h t up at t h e G a ng. stock enterprise of the future, provided only that Saturday, the hall, Wore a full beach of magistrates, including the we insistspon its keeping to safe channels. fear who bad boon such reedy tools In his hands The Bank of Prussia has reduced its rate of die = his Previous .. t!rirsu The ,_street which rte count for commercial bills and advances on mer- P laice 11 " i" is "SW ina aim " `P ccic ""' ; '' oc. handier) to 6 , and for securities to 54 per cent. suds 00026Miated in the Markstequare, anions to obtain c . . a glimpse of the individual who had brought the town into The following notifications relating to the debts lush easesiable notoriety. lfr. Peels, the town dark, of Venezuela and Ecuador, were forwarded to the i appeared to prosecute ; and, having stated that it was is- Stock Exchange on Saturday : Seeded 6 ° Framed Mame Ellis for tiering forged • war* Vearsinala Debt.-Nainws. Seeley Weems sad Co.'s rash.pur_Porla. lo.ktar• b••• Wined by a mlusl• foe at/ . spew la Femoral& advise th at In 'ea bees de oonma, or ataabal property Woggle& to, Mr. Ashworlo,,.. • aided by the Federal court rowdies 55 per era. el and rot perjury . the poseaer was ideatilleaZ Cher von- . i mpor t duties; aralaper - L eass. tly trattere jaa. 14. TIMIti i a . is the Na. stable Rashes as the ass who bad repress. himself u • ow , at l as t palkisewestable from Oannarthen on the occasion is quer ' & im a m _ r Ct d A h am * m ot a la ws,. sad a remould was Ulm till Tltstd•7• - ilanchtsier tram of 1,'2911. Os. Bd. ea eseines a/ the divides& ea the Guardian. debt of Brawler. AOCLIMIXT in Tax Hanna() FIELD.-Mr. E. M. Venezuela Six per Osat 1 e., UK -111e0eseval Ore& Oran, ea t tbsat i g-t e riowe aricke dielesatd tTelnatwwi.t.hd sustaineda serious sad ether Flo vtse t sam employ o t t s, L i e f adas (LaolLedgirde r too r; a l i a pt ai ..l Warble. Lk) out with the Doke of Beenfort's boned. ea dated I* Gesyrs, rom their spa te, M. 1864, of duties esilsseed ss Friday. The met took plane at Gate Rooks, and the Maeda follows, ea &carat of the above less : haviss •••• bona a fax the remioll ass towards Berke IPia sistersent Ne. 20 from Pilate Cabello $2Ol 94 Bashes, at which place Mr. Gram, la taking as awkward No. 21 1,565 M stile eat ef s read, fell frets his ham!, dieleratimir sad tree- No, 13 „ Li Gesyra 2,C67 37 luring his left elbow. 1111 father. Ns. Gook wpm of Drama, was fortunately aloes at UAW, sad at oats re- Total ARM 22 dared the dialocatioa and set tie limb. Ls solidest hap Ab out der* the same bust to era of the duke's barna, • 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on w hi c h bea m its b oo k w ig s w o w h one g m wisa so me eissurday, but 58,000 sovereigna were withdrawn difficulty meted front •iireek. for Alexandria. Do. ofPaha btaurttiss (L) _ V a Proforasas 11 .. _ , Dsts I twit L S. India atlrsts. Coral libbw V OniAtriML as diom" ai das. lag.aad t id. a. Maria °Mamas& Masts& Diaroutt (L) loud Wartim e (I Gellivara (Uattil). aalaisieLinmZii this. Masa Ns lisissiJaistairt ; siimitslad Malabar Iron Worir(4 Mt Mor.Odt.Alaa. laterriati Otrrfloe 4 talsrostismil lOss.Ors.) Da. • ts. r. Lood °l•l re si ct ilp orktbas ( Load Altos' LoadasdCaliodo l l s tl Loaoo o latelaistalt. LostIMMOM Tslad.( ) load. I. Yrs (L) I 'm i wozab. • G. 041.1 Losittimg.tag.Co(L Lood.. Load-Mar. Dlsootiat(L) brad.Provirialaildartos Madras Into. er Oast Do Maurits' laad.l6).(L) Matt. Szles. Ti). ItWwdl Los Marks crawl dtaLa PliaMassi Ms Casa Q naked Masada (1 NatisaMiroul tr a i n4 NatkelliMsta 2 1 f NorlaselsOoel • L 2.) Do. Now NlAaleal T.& Lean (L LJlitiLa Mahatma (L) N.StiLtlitseaarals.a. Notaratat.talL. J.) Do. do. Oran Marisa )Data OrissialOssmarstalt IllsaaatattAsu • Goa (Liallsie Ds. Mow • Mistsadlsimi „. marsulal (1. (14altat faaam Do. do.at.ll4StasaiL zd 5 " ): ,P•1/1v.laukit10•.(L) Minionlst • 0. lie.. =ila y L. R.. IL(L Do. INow tio J Olir Laptev. (L ) lard Malaimiii doa. Mama. laved. ,Senala latest. Malt. Moe. Ittnon•iea a Abbas IL a ar Ilona aestralion Land Do. neva Tel. Conetract Valn.lL Illammoablersa 1.44 TartaApacralta 11'. L. Co. of U. Cards Mated L. Tang. Os. lUntvola Nide. !sat} lUt t ortinearagi: Van Diems.'. Land nrarraot , thno Lac Wastlnas Iton L. PRISPNRINOS 811/1.102. Great Pastera, Finn Counties Estessioo No. 1,10 G. Great Eastern, Eastern Opuntia, Eatassion No. 2, 104; to & Great Easters, &Wore Union, 4 per cant. gnanuiteol, 83. _](((land Coasoliciatod, Lasater and liitehio 4 per cent., i liorth Staflordshirs, 211 al. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ditch Mardi& (IW. paid), Ottoman (Sroyraa to Aidia), lo. Sambre and Naas% 5j per sea► peatarawas (all paid), I3d. San Paolo (Limited), parsaboad 7 par coat. (161. I ad), 18. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 7ivnitloo.l. JAB. 14.-6aks to-day :-Olaegow and Smith Waders. p.-London and North Western, 1211 tl—lian ehoster. Ml•M sold, and Lincoln, 611 - Midland, 1311 /-South =astern, 87-Confederate Loan. 661 661 1 - Beak e 1 rerpool., 271 td.-Nastern Exchange Bank. Id--Idercanttle and If:chasm d. -North Western. fri p.-Albion Marine, 11-16 d.- Br Foreign, 61 p.-Seopireplarine. 1 7-16p.-Themisind Mercer, 6 1.16 I p.-Unton Marine, 21 13-16 p.-Nalloned Stamm Navigation Company, 61 6-16 1 1 11 6 31 1 d,-Wad India and Patine Stem Company, 1/ p. ilaitcsimMi, Ind. 11.-A fair Wetness wan done, and prime were steady. Consolidated Batik (Limited). 71 p.-Great indet. I 68-Great Northern A, 1561- Croat Western, VOI -Jolla Brown sad Co.. 16 p.-Ilanebester, Sheffield. and Lincolnahlre, 811 1 i 1 r 1 . 1 ,e 1 ; DI New 6 per cont. Pref., d.-Isetropolitais. lal 1 1-Midland, De 1 V- North Zeidern Berwick), 116-South 1171-Themee mad Messy Marta 61 p.-Hey wood. 11., a., and Co., per -Canfaderate Loan, 664-Wataiwen and Furness, 274-National Steam, 31 d. Donis, Jam. IL -Three per Cent. Console. 88180884-New Three per Cent. Stock, anti -Hibernian Bank (261 paid). Inse- National Bank of Inland (ROL paid) (de.), 111-IMAnew paid',, 88-National of Liverpool (l o L 19 1 2 -- Mo to t doment, 10 WI-Nations' of Liverpool , sow (61. paid), 131-Ditto for account, 134-Royal Bank of Ireland pi. paid), 34-Ditto for account, 314-Cuba Bank (Limited) CUL paid), 211-Ditto for account, 214-Dublin and Drogheda (1001. paid), 74-Dublin, (1005.Wickl and Wellord (10L 91-Great South ern and Western M paid), 011-Debiln, Wicklow, and Wex ford, 6 per cent. (M. paid,. -Great Southern and Viestam, per cent. p. (1001. palg). 98. MINER.-[THIS DAY) Two o'Oloow. The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair amount of business. East Cern Brea, East Lovell, and Treeavean sharer are in request, while East Caradon have farther declined. Sub— joined are some of the present quotations, viz :—West Chiverton 62k to 65 ; West Caradon, 7k to 8 ; South Berra% 375. 6d. to 424. 6d. ; East Grenville, 4k to 1 ; East Caradon, 12 to k ; East Caro Brea, 6/ to 7; ; Wheal Basset, 100 to 102 k • North Chiverton, 2k to / ; Tresavean, 74 to 8} • Great Vor, 321 to 1 ; and East Lovell, 12/ to 13. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. Yudanamutana, however, exhibit firm ness. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Kapunda Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 18th inst. _ _ _ . The annual meeting of the Otea Copper Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 23rd inst. 10. - 0) --- MOOD Wr ii. 1 1115 10- 1 KOMI 110,0001 10.0061 14,11001 ii.ii6l t!."01 1105 ii IMMO AZ p m taco 1111,140 4.1 MON 16,660 MOO SAO AM* MON 21.000 111.000 106,000 tO,OOO 104.000 60.0100 MOO _______ 100,000 7= •17,000 10,009 6,000 WACO 60,009 1;000 10,000 00,000 76.000 60,000 10,6001 ii:Oiri] to.oooi 13,060 60,600 11___ 5,1 U.K. IP" I*i 183,1761. WOOD 0041100 103,000 40,000 10,030 10,000 100.000 IS. !!.?" 3 I ii: Oki I &IN SW K* AMI 116,11011 ft:iiil wiil Rill qiit si.7l - 11 IUOS moo** Asost Kk". i4.'iii: iziiii irkosa I stool itok: NAN MVO wesei 26,003. 10,200 10.600' 110,000, 4 - 1111 Ui Si ... U} 111 ne isi I I so* tir WI M! I 2# In 8 1 I 17114 . zd .. lIS Uri U" Of the 250,0001. by the steamer Tasresidien, from the West Indies, 171,0001. is silver, and 79,0001. gold. The third call of 51. is to be 1 04 on the Ilataa• sion shares of the East Indian Railway Company by the 7th of February. The prospectus of the Docks and Warehouses Company of Calcutta (Limited) is lamed, with a capital of 800,0001., in 111000 shares of e l d i. The object is to form docks in the Port of Calcutta, the want of which has been illustrated by the disastrous effects of the recent cyclone, It is urged that, had adequate dock protection been is existence, hundreds of lives and millions of property would have been saved. It is further stated that "the time at present occupied in discharging and loading a cargo, according to the estimate of the Calcutta Chamber of Commerce, averages forty five days, whilst with e ffi cient dock **commode tion the work might be effected in a fortnight" The Government of Bengal, it is mentioned, "admits the necessity of the docks, and expresses its readiness to give them legal and official support." The chairman is Sir John P. Grant, K. 0.8. late Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal ; the deputy-chair man Mr. Charles Capper, of the Victoria Docks ; and she direction is otherwise respectably consti tuted. 21. per share is to be paid on application, and W. on allotment. Creesey's London and Burton Steam Cooperage Company (Limited) has likewise Mimed its pro- The first object is to purchase and work Cressey's patents for manufacturing casks, irc., by machinery, without the aid of skilled labour. It is stated that at least 3,000,0001. worth of teaks are used annually in this °pantry. Mr. Creamy takes four-fifths of the purchase money in paid-up shares. It is proposed to construct factories on a large scale at Burton-upon-Trent and in London. The capital is fixed at 100,0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each,, with a first issue of 5,000 shares, mine than half of which are stated to be already applied for. The British Slate Company (limited), having a nominal capital of 100,0001. in 101. shares, of which nearly 40,9001 is subscribed, Is now in viting applications for a further issue. This com pany is working three extedirive slate quarries is Carnarvonshire, which are at the present time pro clueing at the rate of about 3,000 ions of manufac tured slates per annum. The prospectus states that "the slate from these quarries can be delivered at such a cost on board ship as to leave a net profit of from 20s. to 26e. porton." The general meeting of the General Oredit and Finance Company of London (Limited) will be held on Monday, the Bth February. The transfer books will be closed from the 21Ird instant to the 6th February. The second ordinary general meeting of the London Tavern Company will be held on the 6th February. The transfer books of the Oriental Financial Corporation will be closed from the lath to the 27th instant, preparatory to the general meeting. The half-yearly meeting of the Australian Trait Company is to take place on the 31st inst. A petition for the winding up of the Madrid Bask (Limited) is to be heard before the Master of the Rolls on the 21st inst. " An extraordinary meeting of the Littlebampton, ' Havre, and Houfieur Steamship Conspsay (Limited), is called for the 20th inst., when it will be proposed to wind up the company voluntarily. Formal notice is given that a petition for the winding up of this company is to be beard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the 21st inst. The half-yearly interest is announced on the shares of the Riga and Dunabarg Railway Company. The Newcastle Courant of Friday gives an account of the successful !mulch of two stemma of the Tyne Iron Ship-building Company (Limited). A third vessel is nearly ready. The subjoined report on the bullion market is from the circular of Messrs. Shupe and Wilkins : The general defame which for smarties pest has abases %wised the Mime markat still soatlaies, esswitisteading • farther redaction is the Hoak rate of dimmest TIM ainvals of Wow from California and &alb America ban bass sadlaisat for tin very limited Imam demand, sad bat few =aon the °softest have ceassgasedy takes plass. caa me doilms \mewls &slimed la vales, a essmidsralis amount to the Sanwa bevies boss disposed te at Is. Odd. per or. The advises by the last mail with remora to the demand for those colas in China are again extremely sa satisfactory, and b u yers re scarce MD th• 11110,11 IMF tiolled Machete. stook is this mat is dill term sad in gsatanfartber aosidsiall. seassstssreshal ly expected. inquiry for geld for taped has bola by ail mesas extesaive, with the esasptise of Amoriesa eaele• whisk toe large extent hays buss persbased for Prance. Ilse ban and sovereigns ars, however, being daily sold to tba Bank of England In the abases of rehear deemed. The Sydney circular of Messrs. George A. Lloyd and Co., dated the 22nd Nov. says : We have been for so leg a time i:esoisemed to the bur den of heavy mocha Is this oda, that we bight to despair el ever sods; them brought dons r repot hods. Easy articles at impoeied iserehaadis are main in this market below first rest I. Imadoa, sad we hardly know of any thin which is selling shove oast sad all themes. BATMAN Ewen. COllOOlll, which closed yesterday at 90 to for the 9th February, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 891 to k. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, 90, 891 ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduce, 89k, 89 ; New Three per Ceuta., 991, 89 ; Bank Stock, 242 ; and Lodi* Stock, 212. Exchequer Bills were unaltered at par to Si. prem. Foreign stocks were generally firm. Mexi can scrip and Russian old Five per Cents. improved 1 per cent. ; Russian of 1864, and the Three per Ceuta., as well as Confederate, and Turkish of 1854, k ; Turkish of 1858 rod 1802, and Portuguese, ; and Greek Bonds end Turkiak Consolidis, /t per cent. Spanish Certifiattes, on the contrary, declined kto per amt. Egyptian Loan scrip was last quoted 11 to if prem., being again better ; Danubian Principali , ties Loan, die. to par ; Montevideen Lean, to 21 prem. being lower ; and Atlantic and Great Western R ailway scrip, to prem. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted in Eastern Exchange, London and Bra zilian, South Eastern, National Bank of •Liverpool, and Metropolitan and Provincial Bank. The ad vance in the latter amounted to 91. per share. Al liance Back, City, and Oriental Bank, ou the eon- Crary, declined. There were again large transactions in the shares of the City of Milan Improvements Company (Limited), which have risen to 21 to 3 prem. The applications are already so numerous that it is ex pected the hat will be closed almost immediately. Hodson's Bay shares were last quoted 18 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 17-16 to 1/ prem. ; National Discount, 101 to 11 prem. ; and Joint Stock Discount, to die. Crystal Palate Preference land Debenture stocks have again unproved. Lon ' don Mercantile Discount and Warrant Finance were also quoted rather better, while National Steam slightly receded. Ottoman Sociite Grnerale shares were quoted 1/ to 2/ prem. ex div. The shares of the finaucial oampaniee were steady at yesterday's prima. The closing quo tations are annexed, via :—lnternational Finan cial, 21 to . prem._ ; General Credit, 3/ to 3} prem.; London irinancial, 8/ to 9 prem. Imperial Mercantile Credit, Si to II prem. ; 'and Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to / rem. Natal, New Zealand, Victoria, and Queensland Government Debentures, were inquired for sad better. 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