The Express. — London, England, 1865-01-06 00:00:00

ILIBLBOROUGHSTRIER T. Rio ?AIM AUSZOSISUNIYF Sw—Malaell aim pay IMO& Philip end Adds Detleaw, hastoird ead wife. deeeribed SS " iI*SS6MIMi how* korPare,“ were brosOillo!ore Mr. Boon on a warrant, dragged with komplett WIWI st No. 58, Haymarket Yr. Allot el Oszlide4ireO L Soh yr caseated og PA at St James's pariah ; and AL sw ard Lewis, of Griot Naribotoughotreet, appeared for the primers. Inspector Walker, of the U DiAllOl4 Pr o Ve " 1110 4 seem were lie kespieg the 10411 % N o ' 58, • market, a tad that they were the peewee mooed the w Yr. gates the primal" sad exa the bey for each in their owe bail of SOL and two media of 401. sash. Mr. Lewis &eked that the wife' bail might be reduced. Kr. Allem said he wrath sot corset to • re dootioa, es it was net the firth time that Ague bad bees *barged with losepft • _brothel. Moen* end Mary Anne Ale* , and wife, the latter having as lakes la Warm" were charged co • war mot wish keeping• brothel at 63. Repertotrort. Seward George Apparels, 26 0, mad he knew the pri mers as the keeper& of limbers, No. 6 3 1• NePet‘siteli. • brothel. and to be the perms zeroed la unrest. Mr. Kau Azad the toil at the make smosiat as la tho previous makbatat the request of Mr. Lewis, adby on- NM Mr- Willey Weed to take tower bill for tbe woman. Elizabeth Benjamin was also therged with keeping a brothel at 14, DeameaUrest. The ass was proved by Sugua hisk t Appletha. Pr 26 0. It appears that the street in w this mer keeps • house was formerly called Quereolnet, and TM fall of hones of the kind. All the keener of thou were cleared oat by the parish authorities. and until the panne watt to lire there it WIN fns from Moo The primmer was committed, sod ordered to ester into her own bail in SOL, and to god two sureties of 401. each. SOUTHWARK. authine SAWMILLS SALL& William Ryan was pined at the bar before Kr. Benham charged with &team Mu begateU• hags, value 24e., the property of Mrs. Mann Charlotte Hales, the land/ady of the Black 801 l publio•houn, Freeschooletrut, Homely. down. The proesoutriz raid that the Flamer entered bee house on the previous afternoon, and weet into the bstyellisroou. After he left, she wait into the room and the Mae Dells. He was pursued, sad they were fond ea him. Tamer, 149 said he stopped the prisoner, whoa Mrs.Halle give him into custody. He searched him, and feud the betas produced. The primer pleaded guilty, aid Yr. Benham enteemed him to three months' hard labour at Wandsworth. FATAL ACCID!INT.. Joke Prior,* °shirtvow — .;;;dlTrtta to big reoognimanom. Awed en remand with causing the death of William &skimp, a lad seveu years of age, by driving over him with kis talk It appeared from the evidenee of a carpenter named Mews that he was bo p 'keg the Southwark-bridge-rood on Thursday evening, the 29th, ult. whoa he notioad a oum. bar of lads lanais; in and eat of Frederick-plane, It was very dark at that spat, and the primmer was coming put with his oak at a path pea. The doomed tee out into the pia at the Moe when be wee knocked down, and the ceb paned over ►is seek. On going to pleb him up he found that We was extinct. 51iiitielea; asked whether the defendant was driving ceredelly Wham replied that be wee, and he could not have ems the lad mid stierthe soileat. Mr. 137 a; siTa sTaa; ka d the oral of the wooer's *met. ned. The ceeetable replied that • ve rd ic t of eceideetal death iii:lnieiTion was el the ism (*Joint end dinehazged the ddendast, who expressed hi rivet at the melancholy accident THANFS. Walter Middleton, ashoemaker, of No. 21, Turner-street, St. George's-in-the-Fart, was brought before Xr. Put ridge. charged with stesliog three drone and a shawl, valued at 51., the property of Sarah Audis. The prcesentrii is an lodostrions young woman, a servant out of plea. and was staying with a Mead aimed nubeth Hardnam, of No. 20, Toner street, where she depaited her boa coats's* all the pro perty she had is the world, the fruits of her own IsdnAry. The prieoner wee in Li. Nardnam's room, on Saturday sight. He was is diatoms and had received as. abuse from her. Yesterday the prosseatriz mimed her drowse and shawl. fluspicios fell apes the primer, who was takes into custody by Dcoald bl'Key, a policelosetable, No. 275 K, to whom he stated that he had committed the robbery, and mused the for 28a. He expended the mosey is the enjoy- Tos u rYhi. owe eseenal erateSortios.. His wife, who came to the ratios-boos with him, was nearly Baked, and there was so Waiters is their room. Mr. Partridge malted it a.ropery hsd trim rewired. M'Say—lio, sir. be maid be pawned the young woolen's clothes for 265. sad destroyed the duplicates. Mr. Partridge—Pied property it you m. I will retread Use primmer for a week. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP woars. (THIS DAY.) The ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Weeks was held this day, at their tees; Spring. gardens ; Mr. Jou THWAIIIEN in the chair. The cash statement showed that the belances In the hands of the treasurer ware—oe current &commits, 213,492/. Os. 4d.; on 51,3711. 1 deposit oa. acconnts,3lo,Boo/.; and on government securities, 10d. HODBILLSS POOR. Mt. POLLARD, the clerk io the board, read a latter to the Poor-law Board, to the effect that it will be necessary to raise a larger sum for the relief of the homeless poor than that prod for in the estimates for the preoepto for the eurrent year, and requesting the board to pails such orders thereon u might be requisite. The CHAIRMiIf said be had been in roiximiinication with the Poor-law Board on the subject of the amount that would be required op to the let of May next. At lint it wee thought that 33001. would be ant for the require ments of the tunniess poor, lint subsequent expertuce lad shown them that a much larger sum would be re venni in consequence of the buildings it would be WOW eery to erect in several of the metropolitan parishes. They would increase the estimate to about 7,0001. Ho had there fore directed the accountant to distribute that amount m enter that no time should be lost, and he would new sub their authority for it and lane the eseessary certificates. That would be necessary to prevent a quetion of difficulty airier. The sot of p rliament would expire la May and it MIA a question whether if it did expire the board could supplement the mallet sum by lay further precept. They had, therefore, but one mune te parses, and that was to increase the sum (rum 3,5001. to 7,0001. The act had not come into operation whoa the =was made, and the experience of the Poor-law ad them to believe that 3,5001. would be sufficient. B. proposed that the board should giv e its assent to larger eum. The motion was then put for the vote of 7,0001., and it Wu agreed to. The other business was then proeesxled with. THE LATE TRADE OUTRAGE/A—At the War vickshire quarter passim" yesterday, two brick linkers, named John St ow and Edw ard G a regory, were indicted for baying at Astoe, felottiourlY killed three horses, the property of nears. Lewis. The /dopers were elm indicted for maliciously stab. lag four other hones, the property of the prawn ton. The prisoners, both young men, were active mem. tars of the Operative Brick - makers' Association, and the precentors, Megan. Lewis, w ßirmingham, weho are bet* manuf re acturers at the Loudly, a suburb of w ßirmingham, members of the Master Brickmakers' Association. In consequence of differences that had taken place, News. Lewis decided to employ no workmen in their brickyards who belonged to the trade untie, and this evoked very bitter feeling on tie part of the meg. The outrage, the subject of thie Protestation, was comm itt e d on th e n i g ht o f t h e 21st o f August last, at which time • man, named Murphy, in the employment of the prosecutors, saw • light in bit misters' stable, but, thinking it wee only the waggoners employed by the firm, be did not take further notice of the circuni. Mum In • short time afterwards he saw two men come ant of the stable sad ran away. The stable was then examined. In the three-stall stable one of the horses sues laying on the floor quite dead, having been stabbed it the chest, and another died in • short time from similar injuries. In the other stable there were four haus. One of them, • valuable entire horse, wu had, having, like the other, been stabbed in the bosom. The whole of the hones, seven in number, had btu wounded in this way, but the majority of them Subsequently recovered. Some two or three mouths eiterearde the prisoners were apprehended and corn- Mitted for trial at the late winter satires, when, owing to %Gebouw of • material witness, the bill was ignored by Willed jury. The evidence, though purely ciroametan. was sow materially strougthened,esd the jury retested verdict of guilty. They were each sentenced to fourteen Non' Penal eetv,tudo. AI 7 DIENCES AT THE THEATRES.—There wee a time libel s London sodium was to be feared. A bed piece wes remorselessly extinguished, so that no manager dared lath the public by petting it again before them. A slovenly actor wee equally certain of reprobabioe. If he did not respect himself and his vocation, he speedily learnt that he mud at least Newt his public. Good work, it Is tft r , though always appreciat e d, cou ld no t always be se. ftwd t but good Gadgeteer wu at least required. The Nestle's of audiences of ads stain was worthy of en artra4 seibitioa. Th ey judged for p themselves, and they did sot scruple to expreet their lamest'. No manager W actor would hate ventured i thou drays to dietate from bh Playbills, as we now see don n e every day, what the pub li c owe to think of their pieces or their acting. It was their lab/ to supply the best which they could command of both, sad to leave these to make their way with the Publi 3 vitboat note or comment of any kind. A little firmness tb• Part at the press, and a few vigorous symptoms a "uPtentstiou from the adieu". might Ifewin, rnatesw mutat to their pistils) healthful state in these respects,sod teach managers sad actoes that the resources ed Bar atminn, in which they are now so Nettle, would no tad them i n foisting wretched pieces and *Muni acting . 1 PeNic that has been tried by both beyond ebb au suna—Prager'e Magazine for Jamey. THE , LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sT usatzio rstanum.) BALING MUTING.—(TNIS DAY.) OILSTLEBAR PLATE. Two miles. PiWit Wide, Mr Debby, Peer, The Rogue, Polly Hop kins, SW* Flying Spur, MieWoe, 'rub Boy, armo miter, and the Donkey are here. HUNTERS' STAKES. Three miles.. Spring Gag Paleface, Leighton, Salve° Peden, Lod ere Illartla,Mylag Spur, Soots Grey, and Gr ea t Expeetetkise Isere. MIDDLESEX OPEN STEEPLECHASE. About three end • hall miles. Sly Pon. Debby', The Premier, O ver t on , BritinliGt vo!owk, Piggy Wlggy, and the Rogue are here. SELLING STEEPLECHASE. Two mike. Betsy Dakar. Deception, Lioneem, and Dubious. All are here. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES. Two mike. Doeskin. Mao Skokie" Dunk Hill, Lasester, Polly Hopkins, and Grey Moans. All its hon. SHARE Llatt.-(TRI8 DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The railway market is inactive to-day, and prioes In most instances are quoted the nine as yesterday. As regards the principal stocks, the only move ments are a decline of 1 per cent. in Metro politan and 1 in Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stook is now quoted 122 to 1 ; Great Western, 79 to ; Mid land, 1401 to 141}; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161 to p ; South Eastern, 851 to 86; Great Eastern ' 471 to 481 ; Great Northern, 1361 to 1371; Caledonian, 133 to ; London and South Western, 97 to 99 ; and Metropolitan, 194 to 1. Foreign and colonial railway securities have been dealt in to only a very moderate extent, and prices are unaltered. Paris and Orleans shares are term. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Our market today was bat moderately supplied with Estilab wheal For good and fine qualities there was a steady Inquiry, at full quotations. Other kinds were kw• tire, at previous ourreseiss. The quality of the maples was by no means Ant rate. The show of foreign wheat was tolerably exisosive. WNW samples were quite es dear as on bioaffay, and all other kinds were held et ex treme rates. Millers, however, operated cautiously. other cargoes ol what sold at very full prism Is ioalt Anos afloat, very e little was pealing, on former terms. Malting barley was mares, and held at extreme quotations. Grindieg sad distilling sorts were inactive. but not shaver. Malt was in good supply, and heavy regmal, at the late decline in value. shwa was only a moderate inquiry for oats, and inferior from maniples were lower to sea Large quantities were on offer pcollead. Ala boas, not to no le thing ma doieg, at Mooday's decline Me 'isolations. We ono Outgo to notice la the value of peas. 8•14 s, however. progremed Beth &elk sad foreign dear wen Oro in pos. Liessedeed reposed owe hootive, as fanner awns ; bet *Om sad loan were held for same mosey. Oakes moved off slowly. 01711 LINT MIMS. N /mat. L as.ir: On; tad, re 0, 1 .80 Id 0 0 Pee 1;12. 0222. &Welk bed llookh= 22 le IS le 22 s " — MN 46 100 411 Do. wlllto.lllllll 41 to 46 ha l au Sll4 41 to 44, is4l9o{ se to 41 ILIUM Malting 131411111 m aloft SS to 24 lime. . Sam 30 Yampa II OD to n Tick 34 Harrow P l l O2ll 36 to 39 amafortoUr. Ltd 154 to It Moisten and Wars 14 to Brown -- 31 to 34 kl: l6 t 039 115 39 39 ....___ =ri. N tw IS le NI Tows natio. - per 110 tba. Hourboid SO 70 22 Oeualry 27 to $3 Norfolk mad Suffolk ea Alp 37 to IS (UM linelsk, teed l6 bb polaU U lo Pee Qr. win:. L I. Diable sad imp berg 62 pi 49 11lidook a Ilackliss- 0122. a. a.Par Qr. Danish acid Stracllatt 17 to 21 Zatataat Ll= 30 to 43 Itaratms. bard sob Amides; rod 4O So 42 a. Irui: . i . Dual& _____ 111 to U 1 lalAina ___ 13 Se SA $3 So $0 = . _ ea to se nIDWI Olifta. MitMai Usltiog —.- - OA= Inas u to SI Yaw, Mak tar. l7 to t 1 trion.porioll7.. so to n Deana, .... 31 to n Aserkaa. per .. 19 to 16 Oman& .• .. 19 to INTO LONDON. BY WAII3I 1, MK TO JAN. 11. 1892, IN . hod 1.121•11111 OF MUM ALL, CA1111•01, FROM DSC. I =UV& 'tr.. qrs. gra talc • 1180 8140 14320 .. 010 370 8/10 .. 80470 .. iilo 4810 8140 um I .. 1100 LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (THIS Day.) (ay MANCINI° AND ININIZATIONAL TELINIRAPI.) MON 0011 OWN 001 Corms.—Market quiet, aod with little doing. Balm probably 3.000 halm Cots.—Market thinly attended. Wheat in limited TO. quoit at about late rates. Flaw held firmly for the late advance. ladies oorn weak ; (Wats. 26e. 9d. to 27e. Boum steady. Oats and oatmeal in fair &assail. at bite quotation,. W. CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (sr 011711 D EIiODON =scrim rassasurs.) (nos ors owl 0011/EPOWDANT.) Wheat slow trade ; ls. zoom sake& wk.* check" bri ms. Barley, beans, and oats unaltered. WIDOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Buoes.—The &mead far British West Indiais less active, but steady prices are still paid ; other descriptions hays aleo booms quiet, aod in some cases prices us sealer. es dried goods cooties. quiet at previous prow Pieties are rather cheaper. Corns—The demand for plasiation Ceylon continuos active, and higher prices are now paid : triage sold at 595. to 71e. 6d. • fine due ordinary and middling. 78a. 6.1. to 84i. ; good ditto , 85a. to 87.. ; peaberry, 81s. to 85a. ; native Ceylon. good ord%ary.7ls. to 71e. 6d. Tea. —No salsa al importaaos reported. Rice.—The sales are limited to small parcels of white BenW short prompt at 12e. t and Ballam at 9s. 3d.; offers for Loge percale at former priori being refused. Rum.-160 puncheon of Jamaica sold. a small part at Sts. 101; the remainder, common old, at prices not reported, and 50 puncheons of Ponape at is. 5d., proof. Sorresen.—The market is quiet, bat steady. INDlOO.—k limited business is doing in low goods at about the currency of the last public males. Coerce °widens. dull of sale, and prices show a decline of ld. per lb. this week. Herr.—The market matinees quiet. JUTS is In good request at steady rates. Math and esokihr bsaggL Eo Irish hallo I 685 T• 561 TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) rh. market ia steady. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 3d.; Petareborg Y.O. co the spot, 41e. 3d. to Cs. 6d.: January, 41a. 3d. ; 42e. 3d.; Aped, 42a. 6d. ; June, 43a. ; October to Daccenber, 43a. 6d. HMI 111.11/CET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADEIVIALL—Bides : Primo :-561b. to 641 b., 2N. to bd. ; 641b0. to 721ba., M. to 30. ; 721 be. to 801b4., 3d. to 88114 11 ; 801bo. to .. 34d. 8811 m. to 961114., 4d. t O. o 40.. Homo hides, 94. Od. to 10a. 6d. Gat sides. light, 9.. W. to 40. ; 7.. 6d. Biattoirmil.—Nitooptlcloo •. polio& 10.. M. to 13.. Od.; 9.. to 104.6 d.; DOWD., 7.. to 8.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-rws DAY.) Mears. Pattendu and Smith report the trade io the same healthy state as has characterised it throughout the mem • there are very few good samples to be met with, and clay command higher prime them at the ohne of the year. STAG Hera'.—Taking it in a galloping point of view, there la no doubt that the staghontar haa • decided advantage over his brethren of the chase, whether fox hunters or thistle-whippers, in always being sure of his game. He is like a man with his dinner In his pocket, sure of • feed wherever he is. Whether the staghuoter's game will run or not is another question ; but the same may be said of the fox aed the hare. Still the stegbuster never has s Weekday ; be b sure of seeing the animal descend, at all events, and if he won't condesoend to run, the true sportsman bee the wise privilege that the eastermonger had with his donkey ",r ot vcraldn't go"—namely, the right of lerropieg him. '" To the fair es: the stag Is truly in valuable ; and we should think the ladies would poll twenty loose in favour of the stag over the fox. They see the actual &aimed that has to be hunted, instead of having to draw upon their Imaginations for the idea. Then, look at the independence of the thing. While the to:hunter's anxieties betimes all the year round, eguavated by perfi dious keepers, faltbleen Meads, and are never more &cote than en the punchier morning of the meet, the staghunter terns about in his bed with the easy indifference of the comacions that he, at all events, will be all right, ▪ can by his head on has game on the instant. No trap pers, so shooters, no empouctoal earth-etoppste disturb the calm serenity of hie repose. He is not afraid of the foot people molesting the cover, or of laity sportsmen stopping abort by its side. The hare-hunter may go flop, flop, top ping about the country, peering into all the bushes and tulle be comes near, without finding what be waste ; but the Aseehenter has his proud boast under lock and key, and has rely to shoot the bolt, give him a kick, and set him egvieg. Then there is something fine, wild, and romantic is the idea of stagbasting, heightened by the pictures one sees of the performanee—the forest gieds, the boundless weer, the impaseable•looleing ravines, the glassy lake, the hens, the hounds, the hubbub. It is the happy confusion of fiction with fact, the bleeding of the glories of the pest with the tameness of the present, that tends to keep the deg of staglionting flying in the eacendaut. Still, as with Sketold, so with other mestere, many people did net care to be the @behoove's a wooed time. They like loony they have mesa • atsehunt, sad having seen oat are satisfied, and Amnion out that Wisp were not quite what they expected —Mr. lbagfores Hormds. Jemmy amble. 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No. 18L I Ramo 1 Pot I CI. pekoe. I Isles. 10,000107 'Ai - sis et Nastermaree(L • N 134 110 - *OOOl 60 Do. New, les. SO pm. 00 - - 6* 151,000 60 Do. lamed at *pm. U - - - 10,000 50 Albloa 1 2 1 die - WACO 100 AldeaosLes.l3Lirsrpool IS le Sem 33141 10,000 100 Do. New IS 7 3pm Uo 10.000 100 Do. Weed *lO pm lO * *pat :71 118 100,400' * Aaglo Amtrlaa I i 5 1 51° *OOO 60 Angle Italian (lailted) 10 11 11dle - *NO 60 Aastralsaie I all 40 71 - 7,800 j 40 Do. New all 66 67 MI 12,601; 110 illankotßritiallt4linalris I& 21 Ipm - 10,000 IS beak of = all 10 31 -. 1060 100 Bank at - _ , 109 Do.Nsw, no at 7 0 9 111 . 50 - - - 26,e00 ID Book of Otago (Lingual) 6 1 1416 - 16,000 100 Peak ol Qaseadand (L) 10 3 2ea 18 10,0001 60 Beak ellrldoe*,Aastris 111 $7 89 - 0,000,10 lama of Wales (Use.) - 50,' 10 Bank of New Zealand (1. 10 - 9 7 pm -• ,0001 000 20 arasillantoortalpsers 1 1 m 90,000 SO !antis& a Cantor:du (L 6 11 li p dl 101 e - 60.000 SO 'British N. America " 6ll 43 SO xd - 40,000 90 :O.IIL Indis,Aas., Wu' 611 515 NI - *9OO 26 NUM Nicol Indla,dlc. 611 50 61 xd 601 xd 10,000 100 I Cll 6O 116 Its US 110,000 1 o oid 03 25 44 - 10,0001 26 tEme. Ronk of ladle, tc. all - 46 - - 10,000 1 LS Do.lsostlopm.,lopald' 20 6 Bpm - 10,0001 36 Do. los. at par 2O - - - 190,000 10 Osseceldated lank (I ) 4 71 719r0 111 1 LOW 100 Ormitamitsl IS 64 4ella - 1,00 0 100 Do. New - 9gooo SO feat Loudon (Limited) S 11 Ipm - 110,0* 10 Nastoro Erobalue(LLai), 8 idle par - 00,000 90 11156.9004.4.t00LCbartd. 1 all *Ol 215 •.. * OW 000 60 inglielr mad Swedish (LI II 2 lidls - N 60 1 otus= Bank tad 16 1 Oldle 10,000 100 Ilimbas. 11 0.(le 'lt 5 5 5.1 14 - 10,000 100 Do, listed at 2pm , 23 4 6pm - *OOO 100 Do. New, Ira. et 6pm I 10 31 2 1 415 - 12,000 100 ,Impertal tank. Lammed 93 13 16 poi 80 1 8,000 100 ' Do. 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West Cad Quoin verloa Ind Mai Wk. lawat( Illosaa) Wk. boar (Itadruth) Whisl Lake*. Wbril Mao Wk. Tsolawaq ask ) I'ORZIOS K te . "I; &WS 140 1.1.4 10V W 1,.. ill 10 1.12.11 II iAlli ilkultat il I=." . "°'' 1 lira Asised 5 ißrasiLLAlll o=i l• IS:E=Per plaited 2 vest : la pt i od if it . d) I Don N. Del iii 1 • Dacalf au C.oW 1.4 m.; I Xs* Del Ref (Lilsh•s)l $ .lortasa (LhoDo4l) 1 20 Aisaial li Ivan& (Limited) ! ILueltaniaa (Lladted)_.. Ille!lvdta_ 111.Anreoe Broofe.11.(LI IlionSdlld Copper (LI I .PeatebeadltherLead. Iron MO Santa Barb. W Ocid IL(L deettid Andra 111..Tolia dd by Doled Madsen Weeding (Lodged) Us. Todairadoos Mal XISCIILLAII I Courmari. jaaskrillaDoaa Mat I Anibal= lasatroaaalL A VN DiethaWatorwona IB Gas DM* Aasookaa D. L Illaa. Tel. (L) 'British Indian Tao IL ) quads Goaapaay iallDoafav(L) Cube OD of I=Prop(L I. Ofboas ooas. of Afriamdkr. (L) ICommerdalUake(Da. Ocasolidaiod DD... (L ICoatiassail tra.Gaa4 Otir= a( , ewe. C. roaartaloa. of Ibig. Do. Do. of Mauritius (L) aea Do. p. Peep. Deb LassaaabWrooratioalL fad ladle Flaaacfal(L Ebbw Yak =OonaA Trd.(L Tokamak 1 Fag. end Ana Itagand t Bag. (L financial Corporaina. Financial Diaconat (L) Foreet. WWSIIOIIII (L Gallivan (Limited) (lending Fin.oflam(L Gen. Means Navigation soma & 3alcmial Al. (L ) liedamealsg Humber Iron Worka(L) lan.&lfer.Cdt.Aaa (L.) Indi l an earning ndent Plasn.Son (L InternaLland :t.dlt (L Ilan [Mg. (Ow Om; Do. a p.a 5.1 a r. ointiltockDiecoant(L) Land Securities (Llin.) Load. African Trad Land.andesiedoa. Lon.Oonnigland&l. Lond.netrice A n n a Load. Ma& Ana (L) Do. New laad.G. Doodler O.IL Lond.&oleag.leng.CuaL fond., !Milan, &c..S. toed. Mar. Diaooant(L) Lcad.hevinciallfsane !Waft & Oanal Do. Maaritlne Land,&c.(l ) Neat. TeL (L) Iron Wanks Natal Land &GIL C. (L) Maenad DM. Com. (L.) National Financial (L) NationalProv.Merine L National Mama Naq ) NerboddsOnal & L Do. New N.Laaland T.&Loan(L N.Brit. A astraimian(L) •Britaklieroan. L. (L Novalloottail.andL ,L) Da do. • Warne '113511R Onentallionunanial(L Oriental Financialfllm Orlantal Das (Limited) Do. New (mainland Steem(L) & athlandlnvest. i •an Financial (L) • • OM (United InnarnalL.lL Mamma. ) Do. do. Do. New reelliniantlitlfla(l4 raninnalar & O. normal Do. do. New Ombra& 1.., 1. IL(L. Rio J. City Improv. (L.) Imo. Pg! 141 10 - 0 - * * it= 9 Jill Piz rlisll ion ern 1 le4lmf .5 sth 1419 par WI g: li eb LI 15 L iu igj k nim 1 It pm 4 4Ms i li pm 2 U PR WIN 1 Wu 6 . 7 1 1 dli 41 4$ le 80 11 10 pm 4 $ 416 fp --S. _S. i ~ '2' I Socit.AustrdlaveaL Sol* tadsht. Sod rasa ..I'Nstrs Oa. ) IL Apeman AL 11 L. (L ' South Australian Lnd Submarine Telegraph Do. Scrip Tel. Coristruc.nadain.(L Thameedldereey Is. (L.) ITruat&AgnierstAns. I T. L Co. ot U. Canada llniterlK. Tales. 00. (L.) Dolma Itarine Upper Aran Tea(Llza Ditto Van Diessea's Warrant Anasiee(Lint. Weitindla !Paella L. PREFERENCE Great rAIi•TD, Fasten Counties Exteasios, Na 2,106. North Eastern, Stook. and Darlington B 6 per peat, 34 lu. ltd i 11: i t s si°lsl — a 1 Ai I I pok, itatal le l I liPa 6 4 pee a ID • 1 1 t 0 1 04 t 4Ps FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp end Rotterdam. 10. Bahia sod San Fraiditalb (WO. ILL 7 Per Main lg. Dutch Rhenish, 221. Great Luxembourg. 13. Ottoman (Smyrna en Aidinh Perin and Chrieene, South Austrian and Loges& N PIN N N N N St 88 83 Said 108 IN 1011 IN 107 IN 100 111 IN 106 108 111 106 106 id 106 107 rd M 100 IN 1N N N 07 00 zd N N id N 06 od 100 106 id N 01 N 90 id 101 1168 id 106 107 id NJ ICB 1001 116 UM LIN n n .1 - 61 I ••• 11111116. 4 4 it n Leo soo_ it it II 43 a id si St 114 16 Se 4 11 11 6 4 I h 1," CL puss. I pti'l It A. A ii" :4 -a. e, si idle or • i t pins t tem 11 I 4 1 dla St l 6 * I Igoe In U ilo ii idis 00 Of IdY Li:. l lOs Itic 0 1 *Um 1 li N AY L 00 li :gra 6 IMe $1 $1 107 11016 IN 111 id to it idls pia 10 3 i.e Il_ ii 1/ I Idb fel Per 1 dedb 6_ 4_ dls it 40 411 ffi— -9 7 Its li TN _ _ ,1 .d — 4l 4 54 ' S eau idi oa t I _ll. la-- 1 1 ft Plll Be 1,114 id O N :al a I M C I ata a a alai 1 a poi 1 l llmki I %M I ! 1 9 , li owl i i' i s_ %erg 1107117 msairin—(Tula DAY.) Two o'Osoom. The stock markets have been rendered dull to day by the less favourable character of the returns of the Banks of England and France. Business is limited. The funds have declined I per cent. Except ae regards the Confederate Loan, however, which has given way, there is no general reduction in the quotations of other securities, though the immediate tone is one of dulness. The return of the Bank of France, just issued, shows an increase of 3,760,00 W. in the bills dis counted, and a decrease of 1,190,0001. in the coin and bullion. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele- gram, the Three per Cent. Bastes were quoted 67.76, being I per cent. lower than yesterday. The demand for money continues moderate, and the rate for the best acceptances is unchanged at a; per cent. The downward tendency of the market appears to have been partly checked by the state merits just issued by the Banks of England and France. In the Stock Exchange loans from day to day on English government securities are in re 'quest at 5} per sent. Consols are quoted 89# to 1, ez div., both for money and the account (Jan. 10). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89k, # ; ditto for account, 891, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881 ; New Three per Ceuta., 881, 89 ; India Stock, 212 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, Io3{ ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 973 and Exchequer Bills, March, 541. prem. Confederate Bonds have declined 1 to 2 per cent., while other foreign stocks are generally steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 23} to 1 ; Mexican, 28} to f, ex div. ; Confederate, 52} to 53} ; Spanish Passive, 32} to } ; the Certificates, 14} to ; Turkish, of 1858, 701 to 71} ; ditto 1862, 691 to 701, ex div. ; and the Coneolidda, 48} to 1. Transactions are reoorded as follows:—Danubian scrip, 4, dis. ; Egyptian, 1001. Bonds, 974 ; ditto, 1864, 954, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 284, 4, ex div.; ditto, 1864, 28/, ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 894, # ; ditto, 1850, 881, 87, ex div.; ditto, 1869, 541 ; ditto, 1862, 884, 89 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 404 ex div.; ditto Passive, for account, 324 ; Turkiab, 1858, for account, 714, 4 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 694, 704, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 704, 691, 704, ex div. ; Venezuela, for account, 48 ; ditto, 1864, 424. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 14 to # prem. • Danubian, # to # dia. ; Monte Vidalia, 24 to # prem. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 14 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 24 to 4 prem. ; General Credit, 34 to prem. ; London Financial, 84 to # prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 164 to 4 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 4 in prem. ; and Ottoman Sochitei Gl4nifrale, 24 to # prem._ With regard to the probable immediate course of the market, opinions differ. In some quar ters stress is laid upon the difference of 1i per cent. which exists between the minimum rate of the Bank of England and that of the Bank of France, and upon the influence of the dividend payments, which will commence on Mon day next. It must be borne in mind, however, that a large sum has to be repaid to the Bank by the lookers, discount establishments, and others, during the next week or two. Last night's Bank return shows that in a single week advances or discounts to the extent of close upon 2,000,0001. were taken, causing • heavy decrease in the reserve. At the moment, too, a large portion of the current arrivals of gold are diverted to the Continent. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was 19,0001. The Cit 7 of Cork, from New York, has brought 232,0061. in specie. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week au increase of 6,1021. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 630/. ; the Midland an increase of 8,7161. ; and the Manches ter, She ffi eld, and Linoolna bire an increase of 2,0291. _ _ _ At a meeting of the directors of the Ocean Ma rine Insurance Company yesterday, it was resolved to bold the annual meeting at the London Tavern on Monday, the 30th inst. The transfer books to be closed from the 18th until the 30th instant. The directors recommend the payment of bs. per share as interest and 20s. per share as bonus also carrying 30,0001 . to the reserve fund. The directors further recommend the payment of bs. per share as interest in July next. No effect seems to have been produced on the price of this company's shares to-day. It is officially notified that the dividend to be recommended at the meeting of the Inter national Financial Society will be 7s. 6d. per share, making, with the 2s. 6d. per share interest paid last July, 10 per cent. for the year. 5,0001. is also added to the reserve fund, raising it to 23,0001, and 20,0001. is varied forward to the new account. It will be remembered that, according to the report submitted at the first general meeting of this society on the Ist March, 1864, a balance of 78,6801. was brought forward, besides the reserve fund, then standing at 18,0001. Much criticism being caused on that oocaaion, however, by the fact of 17,140 shares in the Hudson's Bay Company being valued in the accounts at par, while the price stood in the market at a considerable discount, the understand ing was very properly arrived at that in future the company's securities should be taken at the market value. It is understood that this has now been done, and we must assume that herein lies the chief explanation of the apparently less favourable state ment put forward yesterday. Speculators in the Stook Exchange have been disappointed at learn ing that the dividend for 1864 is, in all, only 10 per cent., against 25 per cent. for 1863. The first ordinary general meeting of the Con solidatedpiscount Company (Limit ed ) is convened for the 20th inst. In the Bankruptcy Court on the Ist February • Kitting is to take piace to make a call of IL per abate on the ooutributories of the Union Discount Company (Limited). • _ . _ The annexed circular has been sent to the share holders in the Littlehampton, Havre, and Honlienr Steam Ship Company (Limited). 84,—1 am instructed by the directors to send you here with a report of the proceediep at the first ordinary g=l meeting of the Littlnampton, Havre, and Heiler nip Company (Limited), and at the same time to call your attention, is one of the original allotted el name in the company, to the fact that, mars additienal capital is at owe forthcoming, it will be nieconsry that the rem nay shall be wound up, in which owe not gaily would an Itadertakier which the dit action and all other passe who have exantind it believe could hardly fail, when onee elfish. lisped on a substantial buts, to produce large Mane on the money invested in it, be bronchi to an untimely eng ages, Jost at the moment when the bade is begineing to be de elopd, but the shareltoldere of the company would' sena, km all that they have already "Inscribed, sad be liable also to cells from the bquldator te nisei debt at the present moment indebted*. Ulcer these oiromnstaam and ia the hops of devising some means of the bminses of the company, the direction Cirro g tqnt it advisable to invite all the original abeam and pawn registered hoiden of shame to ewer with them as to tim beet 000210 to he parened. They have reason to Innen that • cell of IDs. par share, if prceaptly wo rld p to relieve the sampan,from its primed es and iy the foundation of a enemegul tense for the nem They hope that you will reepoad Mtn invitation white they to you le deafer with them, ad War ente Hoer me may wear to you cm the Wenn With lids view I am inehnstsd basic you ho Join the arenas Ma their friends at as beformal seeetiag at 41, Arthiretrimi en Tuesday, the 10th day or January heat. at 3 p.m.—l am, en, 112.11 IL WOOD. illemetam I 4, Aribudrast Nark Linden, Dee. 79, 1894. Pra 104 No. I ft. l No. lIL I -11 ; 11:1,00* WOOS 4700 1 1 2,500 11.1100 20.000 10,000 1 60, , 1 000 000 0E0 so,oocii *ooo ' . 5:000 100,000 100,000 1001 10 6164 000 100,0101. moot moo?, ii:o•Tol _- --- 83:0091 100.100 020.0701. 10,000 2.000 10,0001 76;0001 e*??4?1 !i:§iil ii:aioil isocol 20.000 1016000 - ''''''''l lilt,. ikeoo 111x110 /101,0011 - dsial IKONS' W or . l 110.000 4,009 WON *oo' 14006 ii.o_Lil 17 i kNOI ~~~i _ _, _ _ _ luoi• Moo WM 60.000 18.000 111,1100 MON 40,010 AIN 0.000 10,000 ii:iii.l NAN g. 013 O.M ei:iii_i 1117.1711 i. *0•0 iiiiii mi. 1,1 10,000 100.000 60,000 *KO AMID 10,0111 n.Sol ''"'l 4!.. WAN 000,10/ .6 1 21),00* P2°*6 {~I ii:of li;iii 10000IM. 44 !al 0; 6 ";I 10,000 14,200 MANX 17,104 IS!'" i 0 ; 600 I Flii Oka& 26 0001 ......... ii;OO4 10.000 to.oun *moo 14 { 4 a 20i ion id ad zd 1001 1 'a - 14 1110 UN IP 71,10 101 wised 1.4.0 1.7.11 1.u.11 'Lift* 2 as K 134. 4111iN atts. Ed 111 ki4il lii i 16} Id et tilt Id le -TA - 14 4 1 •4 6 161 16 2 1i I 10 41 if ' One of the first importations of cotton from Geese bas taken place in the screw steamer Adria, a mewl beloogingto the London, Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company, which has just arrived here with a full cargo of general mer chandise. Another steamer, the Venetia, belong -1 mg to the same company, is now on bar way from Oreeee with a full cargo,) including 200 bales of [cotton. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Coldstream for the conveyance of passengers to Adelaide, B.A. The return of the Bank of England for Ivrea ending Wednesday, Jan. 4, compared will at for the previous week, shows the following change% : • • Ohmlake toms Once Utica settee-- Palate depends 8,600,269 Deems* 100,855 Other deposits (innermost seesritise okher bestiag sat =etameet....„ 11,024,397 Imes* 1 1 1/9,855 he banking ihmerlanat is WM sad beaks both depertamis 13,933,692 Decrease 187.38! deven day sad Weer Ms 491,875 Increase 154,426 Th. Beat 1.3 4 .1,Cr36 leers.... 7:7„181. Notes In mom 7,453;420 Decreedel,flo,o7o Total resereefaelea &este in bank*, astmeat) . 8,068,252 Decre5501,509,737 This return shows the effects of the heavy dexnand for money at the turn of the year. The private securities have increased no less than 1,924,9661., and as this heavy draught upon the Bent's re sources has been only partially made up by the addition of 834,3341. to the private deposits, the decrease in the reserve, further promoted by the in crease in the government securities, and by the decrease in the government deposits, is as mulch as 1,309,737 k The government disbursements A the end of the quarter seem to have produced less than the usual effect, wbether as reprda the government balance or the coin and bullion, the falling off is which latter item is limited to 167,3821. BANK Of ItNGLLND. —An sod Nth VW., 0.12, tor the we INC Notes' Waal dre eieo t 27.901,7401 ittulinie al =Meters* Capital L 14,668,000 1.36,086 Publie Deposits (ia eluding I.xebeq Bar. Banks, Ocea nia ot National Debt, stud Dtv Aceounte) Other Deposits 13.674.977 Eleven day and slim Dills L40,504,1:4 J. S, ISOI. meant pursuant to as Act 7th ending on Wednesday, Jan. 4 Government debt.. //11,06,1141 Other securities ... 406,90 Gotd coin sad bel- 18,A570 ..- 4t27.1163,710 1 - licia -- - - WARTICOIT. Goverment rides W ei nclugh (i t Anding Dead - salty) Other Securities Notes Gold and Sliver Cola 614,02 L 40,84.169 IV. MILLI:IL Chid Culikr. THURSDAY STUDIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 891 to 1 ; ex div. for next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 891 to 4, sad closed at 89f, sellers." For money the last price was 891 to /, and for the February settlement, 901 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, i ; ditto, for account, 891, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, 881, 89, 881 ; Bank Stock, 239, 238, 240; India Stock, ahut;ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, I ; ditto, for aooount, 1031. The India Five per Cent. Stock has improved. Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 6e. prem. In the foreign stock market there was no altera tion of general importance. The scrip of the new Maul= Loan improved 1 per cent.; and Greek Bonds and Coupons, Portugueee, and Turkish of 1868, I to I. On the other hand, Guatemala Bonds declined 2 per cent. ; Venezuela of 1862, 1 ; ditto of 1864, I ; and Confederate, 1 per cent. Turkish Bonds of 1863 were quoted as much as 4 per cent. lower than yesterday. The shares of the other financial companies were fist, in sympathy with the decline in International Financial. London Financial fell be., and Imperial Mercantile and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 2e, ed. General Credit shares were scarcely lower. The closing quotations are annexed,viz. :—General Credit, 3 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; London Financial, 8f to 1 prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit. 34 to 1 prem. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3 to if prem. In the market for bank shares an impiovement was quoted in Alliance, Bank of New Zealand Bra zilian and Portuguese, Chartered Bank of indil Australia ; and China, European, and Provinc . Banking Corporation but Bank of Hindustan, London, Hamburg and Continental, Mercantile and Exchange, and Metropolitan and Provincial, were weaker. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 164 to I ; Egyptian Trading, 1.4 to 1j prem. • Joint Stock Dumont, di s. to par ; and National Discount, u. to 114 prem., being sa. to 7s. 6d. lowa:than yesterday. The variation in the shares of the latter company was canted by rumours relative to the coming dividend. Australian Mortgage, City of London Real Property, East India Irri gation, London Mercantile Discount, Mauritius Mill Wall Ironworks, Peninsular and Or l iert Steam, Oriental Inland Steam, and Universal Marine Insurance shares, were all inquired for. Gellivara fell 21. Ottoman Sochit‘ Ginirale were quoted 24 to 21 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds were quoted 45 to 4. Victoria Government Debentures . were firmer: MINES.-(Tillti DAY.) Two o'CLool. The operations in British mining shares conti nue upon a very restricted scale, and the tone gene rally is dull. East Grenville shares are quoted 5 to k, being better ; Great Vor, 31i to 32, showing a fresh decline ; East Caradon, 15 to ; West Caradon, 8 to 8 ; and Great South Toigus, 3 to Foreign an-1 colonial mining shares are still neg lected ; Santa Barbara, however, are inquired for. PROVINCIAL MARI MARKars. ammalemo Lena/O0; rut. 6.-Posses, my, lA-Great neatens, 48e- Great Western, West Midland. Newport. 46-Loudon awl Perth Western, 1264 g 44 -Metropolitan, 194}-Midland, 141 e 4 { 1 ill -North Stafforishire, 80-4kest boort shares, II 6-16 1-16 4-Confederate lan, 66-A= Bank of Loadoe and Liverpool (Limited), 761 e p.- Beak of Liverpool, IS nukes Eselesnge Bank (Limbed), 1 11-16 d.-Idereentile Mad I=Bank iLloiliedj, 1-I6 p. per, 1-16 D. par -Netiomel ( " Livmpool ;Limited), p.-North and South Wales, Me -North Western Bank (LimhM el ~ ), lif iderine tlAmitedl, 7.16 4 d. Marine ( 1 7-16 p.-M aritime la. some, , per-Qmme Ins ane,p.-Thannet and Mersey ( led), 14 5.16 p.-Union Marine (Unshed), 1.16 p.-National Steam (Wilted), 4 4 9 - 16 Mammon", Jan. A-A Lir busbies' was done at miller lower pekes. Qteat Eastern. SAS-Greet Luxembo urg. lie 5-16 -Greet Northern A, 1584 {-Gemmel Credit, p Bay, 161-Lematabire Tatildre, 116 f -London and North Westin; Mg-Manchester and County Beak, 6 p.- Mancheeter, IS. d, sad Lincolnshire, 64 ► }-Ditto New 6 per cent. pr p e . L tL (an paid), 9 L5.16-itetropontaux It 4 4 -Midland. 141- Mame 861-Thames and Mersey Mart.. Insmanne 64 P. -United Bfa4.. 6-10, -Conloderate Lose 64, 4-Lou on (New), 118-Psi opal Bream, 44 4 d. -Affiance Bank, 71 Np.- Mir Tale par-tarn... (161. shares), Mi. BEIMIGIAN, JAN. 5.-linialnighain Banking Company's shame were sold el 1164 ; and Britannia Milts guaranteed, at I dL.; BiresinghererOuaals were to request at 844 ; and Worcester and Birmingham Canals quoted 10 to 104. id Birmingham Financial boyars at 1L fra. 9d prom (no sellers). Statfordatdre Gas, new, noted So to 6 prem. , General Steam, 26 to Me ; and Patent Aaktre, 44 to 6 prem. Damage lAM. 41.-Thres per Cwt. Consols, 594-New Three per Cent. Stock, Me-Ditto for amount (Jen. 10), VB4-111110 for sew accoent. te4 4-Bank of Ireland (100 L 219 -National new Gemmed et 24 premium) (151. paid), 834-Ditto for ac es ai 4--Nstiomil of Liverpool (limited), MI paid), 194 Ditto for account. Me-Ditto New Mewed at 6 premium), (5L ?M it t r e count, -Ulstr u ßank aat e nt Company (21 ern (7.0.10 a..► pai ties d), paid), for 5000001, 574-6romt Sorditom sad Western ,lob. mid), g9l-Midland Greet Western Raves (all 185 attdort and Limerick, I per cent. 4•411111Mlble (all paw), 474. Tam Novtuor BIONAZD•OI.—We recollect but ose drop et brow I. all the bur that In has loft, and et Or ha errs bin soolt arsenious. It ocean is the "Ma*at sa bk 117 Preditr. inn risk L ai lr2in l ids yang alio mod as Mlle* aide of blow& He is doseribtei what b rem and is essy to p i oboe he sues boon at 6 der is the mosang : peer lay," entard bra "dim end mew sad Ira to ear ebbs no, mud re sere I re arm peed as I ruin le be. Toe. a me nd would say. 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