The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-08 00:00:00

170LINCH OP A WINS TO HER HUSBAND. t i dairyman, Waterloo-road, war charged cows, and Mr. Johit Brown, 141, Old ed with keeping one now in %mallows/ad . - - - PAX M ORTGAGE LAND AND FINANCE --ighlfci LIMITIED).—( TOM DAY.) ---•-- Ayi extraordinary general meeting of the share- who was iteld et noon et the loadoe Tavern ; Mr. I; NACILAT in the chair ; for the p ur p ose of D ~„,1• 4 4 a alviastidcmsturther for the purpose, '""i s arily, of rev and camellia& or altering o ,ohng, the 24, 28, sad 29, end of the articles of amodatioe of the mammy, relatieg _.... c tir•ly to the li m itation of the borrowing powers of the ;Way; to the allotment of the unhorsed shares ; end to 0 f orat of the directors to declare an interim dividend ; 0 tar substituting in lieu thereof respectively other obi, ammo, or Inorisions, or altering or emending the 004 artioles, amuse, or provisions for effecting the 0•30 following, that is to my, to limit the borrowing Wof the company to t he amount of the subearibed capital :id. c ompany not for the time being paid up ; to entire *. the difeCtoll to allot he remaining 5,000 shares of the so nd Mee ef shares to t snob poems, end upon snob terms c orditioos as t h e dizectors, to their sole dilatation, 10 determine ; to ex tend tbe port . of the directors • dbeat the onetion of the company to general meeting, to at le the shareholders half-yearly is every t. year mak M in ;iiabecaleg the rate of 101. per am per swum ••meant of dividend on Aimee as the directors may et- The CHAIRMAN said at the het =Miss he bad some dif - why arising from the unellmes of the dividend, but the to be presorted showed • peat improvement. ' apart ) His colleague, Mr. Aitchlsoe, had been to Ana tolie to imestigste the soomints, end after a most patient g sorehing eximinstios the board had been enabled • like over the accounts of Maim Rieherd . Gibs aed Ow, with me exception, to which they osted. The gross profits of the half-yeer,the extendin set p g rofit to is Nth of June, amounted to 25,9204, and •• • capital of 105,0004 wm 11,4341. The Booed proposed • psy a divideed of 6* per cant. for the half-year, which •011 leave 4,0001. to be canted over. the resolution, liming been secooded, me passed mini . that the latter defendant told him he '42tiestion for his "old WOOLID," bet h e nos u well SA the other defendants. Id all the defendants that if they came he should put the full penalty of the la l eg Rook, Mown. and Drew 41. egg, . frown 3/. with costs. IV ANDSWORTH. AND MI DOG. — STRANON DOINGS IN A DAILWAT CABRIAGIL iititiroite Hermitage eppeued before Mx. wee a summons at the matance of hasped,* dial" of the Brighton Railway Company. lb unlawfully interfering with the comfort igare. ' minter, of Waaiserozeb, appeared for auctioneer, said he resided at Annie,. ere in Oolemanetreet, Oity. On the even ult. he entered a seconciclus carriage at ion, as was his custom to return boom, I been seated a abort time the defendant, sk roiled hat and carried a abort stick in his , large dog Into the same compartment eel himse . Be was appareled, the wane ieveral persons in the nautili° objected nos of the dog, as there was a in the train for it, but the defeatism we the animal, said it was all right, end sew him on the line. The attention of the led to the dog, but Boding they could not b the defendant the train watt on. Ti m , spoke about the character of the dm, ne ~.a cold d o if any person interfered with it, totak, and struck the root of the osniage n had not proceeded far when the de alt some eoppen and toned for mossy toe.w 2d. of him. He made use of very fm. t Be represented himself as a reverend in reply one of the puengers said he did le, and that his conduct was more like that of el penmen alighted at Clapham Jauntier', at then erased over to where witness wee ranted to poll the window down. Witness coach it." Be replied. "Who the eire es flourished his stick agate, and struck the =Mut The defendant alighted at Banana it was discovered that he had a third class duet paid for the dog's riding. ses—Witnese did complain to the defendant act was offensive, and he replied, " Who are , reverend _gentleman, and all the officials M the line." e Istitten, jun., of Clif tomvillas, Croydon, Is same carriage, but in another open corn. re s i m a m . evidence, and said he got into Age at Clapham Junction, for he feared that d imitate the violence of the defesdank whose ore like that of a pig•driver than a gentleman. ;nt (who jumped up excited l y )—Bow dare pirdriver ! —Be did not all you a pig driver : be said was more like a pig driver's, and that is a Ale 110.1110 dhonswion, a dividend in racordanoe with the ona nwadation of the board yea &dared, and their other pros& were adopted. CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning Dr. Lankeste held an inquiry et la city of York, York.road, King' r rcrosa, on the body of nay Chase, who was alleged to have met with his death goeugh the ill•treatment of his wife. The unwed, it will be rem embered, was charged at the Cletkenwell Police. pet with cruelty to her husband and wee remanded. Since the remand the husband had died. After hearing witnesses, The Coroner said he did not think they had sufficient lest, to show that the death of the deceased wen aceelented is say way by 01-treatment, still, the conduct of the wife lad, too doubt, been extremely brutal. The jory would oat taw whether they would give a verdict or go further into the ess. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a ver dict "That death aroma from natoral CSIINS, but that the nand of the wife was exceedingly culpable and demanded the emmest reprobation." The aroused was then removed by the inspector. t t doe. ton, an inspector at Victoria station, said that noon was called to the dog, the defeedant pull the dog out if he liked. - Witness ad not the dog es it was s strange unload. sad hie client, who was a gentleman in. holy lea taking some lunch, end possibly a glees md, end was consequently a little eaciteg by iterwitimis made to him. His client had denied ; land had offered to apologise, but it had been IBIOHTFUL SUICIDE OP A MARRIED WOMAN. - An inquiry was held by Mr. W. Carter, coroner for Surrey, at the Rose and Crown Tavern. East-street, Kennington, last evening, relative to the suicide of a mar ried woman, named Eliza May, aged hi years. George May, 88, Unionatreet, Lambeth-walk, a tailor, ✓id that demeaed wan his wife, and she was for some time put in a very depressed state, in coneequenoe of the death of a daughter. She believed that he her heal t wo th was tang, and that she was certain to di e . at withal men, a few days since, told her that she had no- Miag the matter with her, she replied that she was struck foe death, and would be dead in the messing. Oa Monday poraing, while witness was in the front moon, be heard the mlailung of some hula is is the apartment. He ran in there Maas his wife standing in the middle of the flooLleith bee arms extended and blood streaming down the front of her dna. Her throat wascnt is a dreadful manner, and a dinner knife covered with blood was lying on the floor. He called sot for smistance, but when the neighbours ousts to the door, they ware so frightened by the a of the de emed y that the would sot come into t room. He placed ber as the bed sod sent for a doctor. Dr. John Constable, 11, St. Georges•road. said that he ma called is and found the deceased dying from a very were wound in the throat, severing the .windpipe. She bed in a few minutes. The husband was in a state of rat excitement and grief, and threatened to commit Weide with the knife that his wife had used to destroy herself. Witness therefore put the weapon, which had been wetly sharpeoed, into his pocket. The doomed, it was Btated, ht left a family of two children, girls, and an infant aged eig months. The Coroner having summed up, The jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while in a state of unsound mind." lantana expressed his regret for any annoy t have occasioned to the gentleman. mid the cane was made out to a certain ex dog was not a pleasant companion in a rail s, and the inspector was quite right in not rape for the chances were if he had done so he n bitten. As the defendant h a d e x p ressed Id only Sae bim se. and 12.5. costs. y was immediately paid. re Plague Commissioners met yes terda y se of Commons, principal floor, room 11. Earl Spencer, Lord Cranborne, M. . Read, Dr. Bence Jones, Dr. Quain t :es, Mr. Ceely, Professor Spooner, and tAry. TORN STUART MILL, 31. P. , ON THE IABSACRES.—The following is an extract from itter written by Mr. J. S. Mill, M.P. (who i s on the Continent), in reply to an invitation to lin a City meeting :—" I am very happy to hear wel meeting is to be held to express the istligsa. the lawless and brutal prooeedings of the Jamaica n 4aad I hope it will contribute towards obtai lag disavowal and reprobation of the crimes w inder pretence. or even without the pretence, of ‘t deo the condign punishment of the perpes :ATAI. FIRE IN T A BERNACLE -WALK. -- AD' flii ORONER'S IsQUIST.—(Tgro Der.)—Thumorn. oho Humphreys, the coroner, resumed, at the to Tavern, City-road, the inquest o n the body ' ens, who wee burnt to death in the fire that the premises of Mr. Witcombe, in Tabernacle pou the resumption of the inquiry, Mr. Witoombe add only nooatuat for the origin of the fire by the there were two openings between the staircase sou used to keep his toys, and probably in going as of them out had dropped a spark among the le coroner hoped that the present inquiry would r. Witrombe the necessity of turning off the gel der. The jury returned a verdict "That the was burnt to death iu the house destroyed by fire, ir what circumstances the fire occurred there was ice to prove." EARTIN'S, R AVERSTO CK-HILL.—The Bishop A has consecrated another large and important litan church, viz., St. Martin's, situated between ock.hill and Keetish-town, in a rapidly increasing nrhaod lately known as the Gospel Oak.fields. This church has several remarka ble features of coos 4 n, chiefly, that its very spacious area will Ilieeete• 1,0430 worshippers, who will all have an almost rupted view of the channel, reading-desk, and Four hundred sittings are free. The entire oat. with the endowment, amounting to 15,000 1 ., bee yea by the great liberality of one gentleman. si TO READ NOVELS.-But on the ill ou whole t o gether all the conditions of d eli g ht) y w novel most if you are in health, resting after work, prospect of continued rest, under golden five-ands rather than over it, and if you read the novel aloud, ummer, in the country, to a small but s ympethetie hearers. And there exist, not only in t heospi gaieties cry shin of real Eoglaud, so many htable eorgee, so many kind Aunt Jante, soil so many ile cousins, that all the above conditions may pros , realised if you but say " yes " whe n they ask you A midsummer, from the grey walls eel now deserted F e. tes of college, upon a visit of indefinite length. ge is a great end pleasant o ne. The delightful g old house! What shadows of leafy. boughs mil our blind at eight! What whispering there is et grass when you open your window in the m orning I mis wonderful. The little pat s of cool pale butter mirable works of art. It is pleasant to see the eaIVC4 three creatures with soft l i quid eyes, sod lips tbst s they pause to give one another s ears a festered And though at first you were taken a lit tle aback by umber of Hero. and Nemo and Gertys and Flirts. Ira iad out their distinctive personality, and learn the ,ter of every living thing, down to the gander and the r-cock. Then yen arc supposed to have been kilns( Ilf with work, and are gravely exhorted to the duty ilog for a little. To which exhortations you, with • . remonstrance (implying their general futility, with °guess to resign your most ardent desires, for mee t obliging), allow yourself to yield. There is a pining ion thatayou have lately obtained a fellowship or x at least something which proves you to be (as yea t I said your maiden aunt telling th e rector's wile) "• 'able clever y o ung man." You ride with your I Fanny and Lucy one dry, and with you r cousins and Anne the next, a horse being always read', foe o keep you from "those books." Y ou interest yours a the parish feuds, espousing the fam il y cause in the stray-donkey question. You discu ss Tennyson sad fellow, and even give esoteric teaching , to a Wed of one, in the mysteries of Robert Browning. Yost er why the "Psalm of Life" is underlined stud marked nphetically in young ladies' volumes of poetry —are all going to leave "footprints on the sands of timer-- la the marking here a hidden reference to the cars* rg soul, it, sorrows and its aspirations, are I[llollll l to y ! You throw o ff free ex positions of the more tryise ee of "In Memoriam ;" and then to test your cassias cal acumen, you read as a recently published Poon a ,. laureate's your own verses on "Youth and Love e th having in simple faith been received a nd admirer. girls rise in your esteem and you confess the innocent iit. You visit the dairy, and help those dainty little feet r the slobbery yard. You return sod take part ht the Its of Meodelasohn , or listen to the sonatas of Headwal l : i, last, you suggest that if it be generally. approvals , if a number of imaginary objeetions, which iageoiouell l Ave cats your thoughtfulness, sue of no weigh t, you will it the first volume of Somebody's "Secret," ar y," or "Small House," kr of "James and I." or oho Jenkins," or " How did be get it r —the great novel the day. A leap up in all the voices is sufficient ......s ka t the suggestion is an agreeble one , the coosideraVe y only, after crying "0 do, Charley," remiadieg hoe re io s faint way that perhaps Charles had rather be ing hie books. You generously declare your reedinnes menace the aftern oon . Whereupon *owes an iota lmptu round or catch, well conoertedand sustained, Wilt le moment till I bring my work. Wait till I bring oil irk, one momext ;" and before the girls return with ar li _ a (rlin-wool, the anti.macassar, the crotchet -edging , *ma e Dorcas rudimentary sou-know-not - what , you ka ra ts thout question. been proueoueed •• such a geed f°"""' sad of the shabby humbug that you are. —' reeer's 'aga--ine far December. The will of Sir Charles Crompton, lint., one of the joatieen of her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench, was proved in the London court oe the 30th ult. The personalty was sworn under 60,0001. The will is dated 1/40, and two codicils, 1864 and September, 1865. He died Ca the 30th of October, at the age of 68. Sir Charles be maths to his wife 5001. immediate and 3,5001. at the end d twelve months, and leaves her ladyship all the plate, Ties, china, pictures, wines, carriages, and horses 'bro. lately, and a life interest in the rest of his imitate, real and perusal, which, after her decease, he directs to be divided really amongst all his children. To his clerk, Henry Philpot, he has left • legacy of 1001. The wills of the following clergymen have been proved:—The Rev. Henry Van Notice Pole, M.A., of Waltham-place, Maidenhead; 120,0001. personalty. The Es'. Francis Ellis Jervoise, M.A., Vicar of Loos Compton, Warwickshire, and Lasham, Hants; 40,0001. The Rev. James W. Arnold, D.D., of Leamington Priors; 12, 0001. The Rev. John Guthrie, M.A., Vicar of Caine , 30,000/. The Rey. Edward Gibson, ILA., Vicar of Ashby Itigna, Leicester ; 20,0001. The Cramlington (Northumberland) colliery dike, which has been continued for many weeks with trying aspects, has recently taken one or two new turns. it the beginning of this week the proprietors carried down gout 300 colliers from Cornwall, but the men on strike tare so far seduced the Cornishman from their engagement that 100 3f them were expected to return home yesterday. The Times says the Metropolitan Board has ex cluded other bodies from view. It must do more, or de• read to a lower estate. Its case is that of an American moustain climber who stuck where be was. "Come up," aid out his comrades. "I can't," he answered. " Then P dowu," they mid. "1 can'ter,* was the reply. We lusume, as the easier of two alternatives, he followed his aspiring friends. This is what the board will have to to. It caauot stand where it is. The particulars of the suicide of the Swedish stator poisoner, Liodbach, have now been roads known. Hs had formed • rope oat of his towel and sheets, with which he hanged himself during the absence of his anal attendant. No change had been observed in bin demeanour, rhe was as calm and as cool as he had ever been since his tonal and condemnation ; but be is said to have left • letter addressed to his diocesan, the Bishop of Carlatadt, is which he is believed to have made a fall conferrer' of his crime. THE SMITHFIELD CLEB CATTLE SIIOW.—(THIS DATA—To-day the greatest activity prevails in the vicinity d the show, and van after van continues to arrive with live Cork for the show. Several fine whiteNced Hereford beasts and Devon steers were safely housed, and a few Highland steers and other Scotch breeds are deposited ..----------- within the building. The entries for beasts are over 200, The police have not yet succeeded in apprehend ethough probably not to many head of cattle will be sent up. i.. say of th e poi, ch aril connected w i t h th e da r ing o- ''''' Every animal is *erected, and a certificate of he alth p r outrage in Castle Eden Dane, in the county of Der• heed before it is admitted. Many of thebseate have boss ham , ss Tuesday teem i ng. brought direct from the fatting stall to the show io covered w " r OUNDEILS' DAY ' 2 AT ETON COLLEGE — The vehicles, by road, and every possible means to avoid con tagion of disease bas been adopted. The entries for sheep 424th anniversary of the foundation and endowment of Eton exceed those of previous years, and some spleedid specimens College was celAebantedquewtillissmenvelenfesbytilvbiteyglyth. tehescphmoovl.ont of cross-breeds have arrived. The pigs are numerous as ever ; Wedoredor• ... 137 will be on view, and several rare and prodigious pigs are and Fancies, antneuoc . 2i ancient co t ll i e . ge n hall, e Be at y ! o pc 'el . oc ck.a k, ooe k e rd rs , bow feeding and luxuriating in the straw-beds in the 'how. bedsit laid for about an gusts . weeelded. After dinner the 'company assembled at The Prince of Wales is an exhibitor of cattle and pigs, and su fwele °ll4 r---„ssid e, when the ladies resident at the col his royal highness will have a private view on Monday. REMARKABLY Low TIDE. —Sr OPPAGE or THE I — eg i s P rei l e °B ed -' t a h -e Felt en :. which secluded some hundred guests. RE Sot:tem—A quarterly general RIVER STLAWERIL —Yesterday a very remarkable and rati- 1 P . the mem bers of the oorpom a. iv .. had ya w e d" octal occurrence took place on the river at Bleckfriars. OM" M lneU"'", the Lemma Tevero Mr. W. Gladstone in the The morning ebb tide was one of the lowest that had been i afternoon a t , witee sse d i n th e Th a mes for some tiros. and large patches , chair. The auditors repo rt shoWed that the receipts for the of the bed of the river near Waterloo-bridge were left high quarter were 3.6711. 7e. 6d., while the expenditure te. l to 2 997/ 12s. The report of the chaplain stated sad dry. Towards the last two hours of the ebb the rush , amoun ted . ade g e a me wee 17, w hil e 13 boys had of water through the open ways of the works of the new , that the number o f .., _ our went to bridge at Blackfrisre was something very severe, end with . been discharged, of whom four emigrated 1 the rapidity of the current and the shallowness friends at the entireties of their respective terms, d the water the large dams and pile week went to employment. en _ eerier/ • oraiiderable obstruction to the free pusses the 30111 of November . and four Th umber of born in the school oe was 242. The chains= expressed ea se twerstory eim•Ume of the institution. of the tide, and diverting it into the narrow charnels. The hie Ptheauth at '''' e ,_LT: - .--1-i se th a t th e y f oun d iron and Citing' Steamboat Companies' steamere, in making and said it was a matter fi i : i r cosj i ; , ... A voie of thanks was their "y t° Lambeth and Chelsea , were rumble to OM a difficulty in filling L andh le Ike current and pass the bridge. Steamer after steamer rimed to chairman the treasurer for their services attempted to pass through, but failed to shoot the arch , 10 the ieteeeth of the °whin y. re apace, and had to return to St. Paul's wharf. Such ea , Loworvrrv.—Died, on Sunday last, at the Fish *annexe has sot been experienced before, and thermos. mongers and Poulterers Asylum. Wieel - fitheUt W d pa os ee ss. y. reience which the delay occasioned to the wingers, the in has 100th year, his 99th birthday being in the raio falling heavily the whole time, was most trying. Some bee kat. Be was admitted an inmate la 1862, through the at the steamers were nearly two hours in going from generosity of several redeems* in Lesdashall.market,wher• loodon.beolgo t,,, loeutuaketee.bridge. About Gee o'elook be carried on business mime yen beyood the recollection cheer. re tide began to moderate, but even then some of the of the oldest inhabitant. He possessed to the last • testis had hard work in making way through the bridges i fad dispartioe.—City Press. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Oa The market is atsaily. Prices are quoted as follows : l e° Tows tallow. 495. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the s p ot, 495. 9d. gi.lo to 50a. ; Dumber, 495. 9d. to 50s. ; January to March, 505.; st.t. Much, 51s. 6d. to 51s. 9d. 20 HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) ac. 50 LLADVIHALL.-Hides : Prices : 561bs. to 64114., 3d. st. to 31d.; 64114. to 72114., 3tl. to 34c1.; 72114. to 801 W., 31d. St. to 30. ; 80114. to 88114., 31d. to 4.1.; 68Ibs. to 9 61b 5., 4d. ss. to 4)& ; 961bs. to 1041b5., 41d. to sd. ; 104Ibs. to 1121b5., ' lO sd. to 50. Hone hides, 91. to 10s. ; Oaf skies, light, 2s. ri.- to 4s. ; full, 6s. 6d. BEIRMONDISEY.-Bhoopiikini Polled. lle. to 13e. ; bait bred', 9s. to 10s. 6d. ; Doyle, 6s. to Os. ii 4 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sad Smith report that trade atill coo. Unites heavy for everything bat the choicest dmcrintions, stocks of which are now extremely reduced, and command firm prices. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) if 30 Wills Eod HAM% 21s. 6d. ; Walls End 11uwell, t ,.. 21s. 6d. ; Wells End Tees, 21s. ; Wells Eod Tunstall, 11 19s. 9d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 19s. dd.—Ships at market, 8 ; 1 wt me, PA. . - ._. c , dairyman, Waterloo-road. was charged • entTRAL/AN cows, and Mr. Johit Brava, 111 , Old ' - .--4161/211,41i • ed with keeping one cow in =Ham" that the latter &indent told him he wall held ge utraordi . , n ation for his " old women," but he ntfae • - as as well liii the other defendants. T. I/ Menet •Id all the defendants that if they came a die he should put the full penalty of the late ' .isstliall c i • Hook, Hagen. and Drew V. me t e ammeding. :i • ern 3/. with costs. . ' ' sel the article to ti 'WANDSWORTH. rag estivelt ~,, AND MN 004:I.-STRANGE DOINGS IN A • /NOY; s o l ;I OW"' RAILWAY CARRIAGIL o d fa outs& ithimite Hermitage apneared before Ife, t o t ., dug" or a IWINDODS at the instance of Inspect" sti•lig anti • of the Brighton Railway Compeny, . Oda tenurial h unlawfully isterfaing with th e comfort "Wier, of Wantswodli, appeared for read iesfoothepmeocal de ths director w ed nue of t, a uctioneer, said he resided at Anew*, end cia lli 'r e ere in ei o inear;atreet, Oity. On the even- aelft determine • ult. he entered a second-class carriage at ailed tat 550 •• . as was his custom to return home, oils the shin • been seated a abort time the defeadut, ;04 amid* Toned hat and carried a short stick in his is sament of large deg Into the same compartment nisk et. • himself. He was apparently the wane i' Ties Ms p e rsons in the carriage objected : talty arising Mu f nos of the dog , as there was a ' .." His • the train for it , but the defied ,, ) the animal, said it was all right, "4 mils to Meat •ew him on the lite. The attention of the l eg esuching i • to the dog, but finding they could not . ii , ake oven • the defendant the twain wait on. Ti m , • Oa sod Cc spoke about the character of the dn, ae w aled. The "id d o if any person interfered with it, ne 30th of Ju stick, and struck the mot of the carriage silt a capital r • n had not proceeded far when the de- • tapsy a &yid set some copper s and tamed for mosey ) add leave 4, , • • won 2d. of him. lie made use of very l a . . Iles resohni He represented himself as a reverend i eley. in reply one of the passeegers said he did ' after seine I and that his conduct was more like that of . r eemeosedati p e menipre alighted at Clapham Junction, • : p a pasals WTI • . t then erased over to where witness was • tad to poll the window down. Witness •• ch it." He replied. "Who the eft 170 LINC tiourithed his stick again, and amok the The defendant ali gh ted at Batumi CO RI it was discovered that he had a third class This mor not paid for the dog's riding. de City of Y . -Witness did omuplain to the defendant flap Chau . •t was offensive, and he replied, " Who are itrough the i reverend _gentlemen, sad all the officials le remember • *aline." gat with or Trines, jar., of Cliiton.villas, Croydon, the maand t same carriage, but in another open wan" Oka bean - similar evidence, and said he got into The Comm at Clapham Junction, for he feared that now to shot • imitate the violence of the defeedant, whose is asy way b • ore like that of a pig•driver than a gentlemen. la. so drab rat (who jumped up excitedly)-How dare sider wttathe pigdrrier l Mss. The j -He did not call you a pig driver : be mid Ikt "That was more like a pig driver's, and that is a stand of t aloe. stun, an inspector at Victoria station, said that The arum ntion was called to the dog, the defeedaut - • the dog out if he liked. - Witness aid not the dog as it was a strange animal. IBIGHTF said his client, who was a gentleman in. holy I . - a taking some lurch, and possibly had a An inqu glue nal, and was consequently a little excited by 7 f" Sun"' natio= made to him. His client had denied . and had offered to apologias, but it had been tied woman • setae° expressed his regret for any annoy- George N • t have occasioned to the gentleman. mid that de • said the cue was made out to a certain ex- line past d ties defeat • dog was not a pleasant companion in a rail- vas failing and the inspector was quite right in not grip. for the chances wete if he had done so he medical me • . n bitten. As the defendant had expressed lila; the o an • •Id only five him ss. and 12s. costs.far death, 3 y was immediately paid. Laming, • . laPatl o y il _ _ arms alma e Plague Commissioners met yesterday chiss. Ha se of Commons, principal floor, room 11. bile cove Earl Spencer, Lord Cranborne, M. sat for they sal . Read, Dr. Bence Jones, Dr. Quail ) , dem, mead the es, Mr. Ceely, Professor Spooner, and ber es the Dr. Job OH N STUART MILL, M. P. , ON ME me calla WIND WO' CREL-Ties following is an extract from did in • tter written by Mr. J. S. Mill, H.P. (who i g neat exci en the Continent), in reply to an invitation to Weide a in a City meeting :-" I am very happy to hear me herself. 1 meeting is to be held to *sprees the indigos. aly s The der • the lawless and brutal proceedings of the Jamaica Os, and and I hope it will contribute towards obtaMing The Cr • . disavowal and reprobation of the crimes per- The eft lOOtti jui rider pretence, or even without the pretence, of t also the condign punishment of the paps- The I I ATAI. FIRE IN T A BERNACLE•WALH. -- AD• ORONER'S ISQUIST. -anis Day. )-This MOM. thsjoatii I ohm liamphreya, the coroner, resamed, at the peeved to Tavern, City-road, the inquest on the body persouali ; • ' eat, who was burnt to death in the fire that lEek, an • • the premises of Mr. Witconthe, in Tabernacle- este 3 pan the resumption of the inquiry, Mr. Witoombe • • d ally account for the origin of the fire by the if swaths e there were two openings between the stair case mil son used to keep his toys, and probably in going lam, cl •• eof them out had dropped a spark among the lately. i •• coroner hoped that the preterit inquiry would . Witcombe the necessity of turning off the gag prom; . .r. The jury returned a verdict "That On madly was burnt to death in the house destroyed by fire, Philpot what circumstances the fire occurred there was The . ce to prove." preeed , ARTIN'S, R AV ERSTOCK-HILL. --The Bishop Wilthi • • has consecrated another large and important litan church, win, St. Martin's, situated between Ber. F • k•hill and Keetish.town, in a rapidly increasing Warei • hood lately known as the Gospel Oak-fields. Tine la msl church has several remarkable features of con- The B • , chiefly, that its very spacious area will DOOM. 1,000 worshippers, who will all have an almost 30 ,000! pled view of the chancel, reading-desk, and Magna Four hundred sittings are free. The entire ousts The with the endowment, am ounting to 15,000 1 ., has dike, yea by the great liberality of one gentleman. T O READ NOVELS. — But on the whole • 1 7is sr t o gether all the condition. of delight) you will It tier novel most if you are in health , res tin g after work, gout prospect of continued rest, under golden five-and. Uwe e rather than over it, and if you read the novel a loud, fest 1 ummer, in the country, to a small but sympethetie Th hearers. And there exist, not only in the fictitabon dodo s. ery shire of real Ballard, so many hospile eorgee, so many kind Aunt Janes, and so many read •le cousins, that all the above conditions may prO. Mx • . Handed if you but see " yea " when they ask you and • midsummer, from the grey walls and now deserted • glee of college, upon a visit of indefinite l en g th. Is di • • ige is a great and pleasant one. The delightful luau sg old house! What shadows of leafy . boughs sway Lo a our blind at light! What wh is p erin g there is of de. ; grass when you open your window in the morning I •m is wonderful. The little pats of cool pale butter TI rairable works of art. It is pleasant to eat'e CaiVC4 NW those creatures with soft liquid eyes, ps that He I they pause to give oar soothers ears a fraternal whit And though at first you were token a little aback by it* • other of Heros and Neros and Gertys and Flirts, you ad out their distinctive personality, and learn the II h -ter of every living thiog, down to the gander and the erre . -cock. Then yen are supposed to have been kilns( Is If with work, and are gravely exhorted to the duty is Tog for a little. To which exhortations you, with • do remonstrance (implying their general futility, with 'agates to resign your most ardent desiree, for mein I obliging), allow yourself to yield. There is a general De . ion thatnyou have lately obtained a fellowsbm or d • at least something which pious you to be (as Yoe stn lord your maiden a unt telling the rector's wife) " • ksbly diem young man." You ride with you , lin s Fanny and Lucy one d,y, and with you r cousins B 4 a and Anne the next, a horse being always ready for a o keep you from " tho s e books." You interest your. et o the perish feuds, espousing the family cause in the dray-donkey question. You daring Tennyson sad Er fellow, and even give esoteric teaching , to a read du .1 of one, in the mysteries of Robert Browning. Yoe de er why the "Psalm of Life" is underlined and marked vs ~ Phatically in young ladies' volumes of poetry-are ta all going to leave "footprints on the sands of itm•r-- u the marking here a hidden reference to the curs* if soul, iv+ sorrows and its aspirations, are known.to I: y' You throw off free expositions of the more trying s o gas of " In Memoriam ;" and then to test your cassias T cal acumen, you read as a recently published Poona ° I ,, h laureate's your owe vetoes on " Youth sod Lov e ' s • having in simple faith been rece ived and admired. I girls rise in your esteem and you codeine t h e i n nocent a it. You visit the dairy, and help those dainty little feet I the slobbery yard. You return sal take part in the e ts of Meodelssohn, or listen to the sonatas of Beethovat a , lut, you suggest that if it be generally. approvals a if a number of imaginary objections, which unmoioutt 4 cede your thoughtfulnese, see of no weight, you win . 1 in the first voloms of Somebody's "Secret,' or 1 y," or "Small Heine," sr of "James and 1." o r \ 1 oho Jenkins," or " How did be get it v'-the great novel he day. A leap up in all the voices is sufficient eadones t the suggestion is an agreehle one, the considered .• ay mil), after crying "0 do, Charley," reutioding her .re in a Pilot wee that perhaps Charles bad rather be • ing hie books. You generously declare your reedinwm sacrifice the &tampon. Whereupon ensues an int. • mptu round or catch, well conoertedand sustained," Walt e moment till I bring my work. Wait till I bring 0 1 / • rk, one mement "and before the girls return with tk e _ e rho-wool, the anti•eascasser, the crotchet -edging , ••• e Dorcas rudimentary eou-know-not-what. you blue d thout question, been peseeeriee , i " eueti • trona f."`' ' teed of the shabby humbug that you am -Fraiaeti• age--iat for Dumber. PROVINCIAL SHARE maiurrts. LIVERPOOL, DEC. 7.--Iffilas today; Great Eastern. •`I Great Western, ES-Lancashire and Yorkshire. 11 3 1 5 5 -on.- and North Western. 125!i 1 1-Manchester, Sheffield. and Lin. coinshlre, 1221 1-Midland, 1245-800th Eastern. 791 8 1 71 1- Great Eastern Five per Cent, 96-Buffalo and Lake Huron 6 per , et 518 1 -Grand Trank of Canada, 315 i 3 1 t 1 I t t -Ditto oent. 2nd Pref. Bonds, 67 -Great Weetern of Canada, 161 13-16- E24e, 69 85 i 3 5-111 10 o 1 s Central, 821--Great Luxembourg shares, 155 11-18 5 11-18 1 13-18-Mexican l'hroe per Cent., 851 -Commercial (Limited. andMerant and Exchange Bask 2 (Limited). 81 (I.—North South Wales, 145-African Mer chants, 11-18 p.-National Steam, 15-HILL-West India and Pa- tine Steam. i 1 p. It lialeffirtermt, DEC . 7.-Thera was a flat market. and prices X were generally lower. Confederate Loan. 8-Eries, 581 3-Great IF Eastern, 44; 5115 1 5 5 1-bireat Luxembourg, 15; 11-16 1 11-16 li -Great Northern A, 144 71 5 -Grand Tina* of Canada. 311 111 IF -Great Western of Canada, 1131 13-16 3-Great Western, IF Illinois, 8.21 + -London and North Western, 1255-Manchester, ti Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 821 1532 11 f -Ditto, Rix per Cent. II Prof.. 1215-Ditto, Perpetual Five per Costa., 10 -Metropolitan, li 1383-Mbiland. 1245-Bouth Miriam, 771 8783 1 3' *-Tbaraws I - 4 and Mersey Marine Insurance iLimitod), 85 p.-Unlted States w 5.20 Years' Benda 841-District Bank, 185 p.-Erie Scrip Bonds. 1 . 81 1 p.-St. Helens A, 1075. i BIRYL4CRiII, Df.C. 7.-Business was done today In Birmi 02- „„: ham New Curios 11111, at t• In Gloucester Wagon,t 11 9-18 ; and ",„ 1 in Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon, third nate, at t 7 L din. Staffordshire Joint Stock Bank gusted 95 to 10 prem. : kiir- m ingham Financial, 15 prem. , buyers : Midland Contract, par, ' buyers: and Igrunagbani Wagon, 105 to 105 par share. 1 1 TAE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1865. INIAL oo ' TittONJ - flli ICO Ut all 1111 17 2 1 ad 6 ti 26 — ll pir t. f i r . 9. Si .. WI 1U 11 1 1 . 7 6 t 4 4:: , a I it 1 16 94 73 33 Os 16 29 Is 2 1 914 I 1 1 19 m 2 Pm 6 1 01611 an 6 2 4 2 414614 Par a li lidis 10 8 4 die 6 22 2 19 0 n 1: i 1 9 : 11, 20 ldta Oda 10 9 2 di ell 1 14 3 f $l6 a iPI 14 4 to I 2 dl. 00 - 11 7 . 116 - 00 114 117 6 s 1411 —, SO 9 If /11 4 1 411 l 0 6 4 dla l 6 4 16L 16 n nal" 4 12 46 014 1 1 4 ill 1 1 /2 72 3 2 die 4 6 i 1 19 91 10 22a521199 962 In 3 1 16 la 14 dla . 1: 2 . 19 22 VP . 6i— 4ku la %Pm 1 Os 6i l ill 16 1 16 IS I 10 16 14 Me 6 llf 3PM \ .. lt e 6 : dietd • I 1 4: 9 1 SI 10 lells par all 101 llf all 41 ti 19 - 94 3 l i ce T 6411 I Idle par —• di 14 11 L it e r tne 00 11 9 als 18 10 T dla 10 11 9 die 1 IPa 16 2 1 Sls J 1 13 19 ldia par eclis 49? 111 Si 156 7SI 6 die 24dis -- 4 1 41 • 2 1014 111 12 10. 1 011 0,41. .- 10 11 01.11 a 6 1 1 dla ▪ 2 1 dla 21 par 1 4pm I i 14 11 %Its 6 2 1 414 DO 66 15 M 10 2* 2 1 1 0 1 ,111 19 20 41 ,4 1 -- 10 9 T ‘ll. .11 61 61 rd 61 I Par IP 2O '— .81 1 ▪ edla Par ▪ par 4 pm t 0 / 8 641. 02 I SI BI goal 211 I : 1 4i a sd All I S 2 4414 8 Ifdla xdl 00 47 6 , 1 • " 491 8 4 17 64 Will Mt 1 29 el e n ! 9i 0i one n 10 all. Par t i lna l pe ! 110 11 111 100 ITS 10 1 14 14 mei 10 6 4 Oa, 8 a&a „it 30 32 100 1 00 00 all fidia' %coil P r I Pa i r 1 ;n a l H ,I 16 340 311 It 16 1 . 334• 10 12 1 1 1 I ;31,1'1 1411.) successfully completed on Wednesday, but the principle laa of course fet to be tooted by practical working. The Submarine Tel Company en joying a monopoly of a °omission for a ny down submarine wires on the French coast the new line is not intended for the use of the publ but is merely designed as an experiment, which if %lids mu t e ly successful will materially reduce the cost of similar node takings in future in all p a of • the world. We understand that the present expe riment has been liberally promoted by the Earl of Dudley and some of his friends, who have shows much public spirit in the matter. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brookes, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales :-- At the tereatt-tliirii Mill of hide ales for the year, there was g ood demand at hilly het ease prices. Sant • India. Or and Cow.—Calontits were in fair maned, both the exporters and home trade opsenting to • fair extent; prior were well mainained, and in some imdances a el*tit advents was obtained. The analysis el the sake is 110.0= Calcutta sew parcels. 17,965 Monett fix ~Akan lotion sales, sod 1,800 Madras, in., in all 130,394 bides, of which 106,800 sold. East India.—Baffalo were dull of bele, and mostly bought in. Leather.—Anotralinn was in rhunand at full pram Eats. Italia sold at a anaiderable advance apes late rate'. Salted ludes.—Australias were only is mode rate request, and foe the portion sold, sboutlate rata were . bod es .— obtned. Cape realised late Ones. Dry and &malted South American mostly bow[ in. Ilamitiss all sold. African realised full prices. Weetlrelia brought late ratios. Berk.—Mimosa sold at full prase. Valoma Monett advanced rates. The return of the Bank of England for the week en di n g Wednesday, Dec. 6, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : ausilation isms 628,335,2/0 Decreses C 162,796475 Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits 12.647,000 Ineresee 176,479 Government sanwities in banking department 9,841,100 Increase 100,000 Other securities in lardsing department OMR anil bullion in beth departmental Seven day and other bulb 471.129 Do:await 22,894 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (nets is coin) Wbanking department The position of the Bank has become slightly less strong during the week. The deposits, both here go vernment and private, have incre increased, , but t has been a partial revival of the demand for mone y , as proved by the increase of 527,2671• in the Bank's advances on private securities, and the result is a diminution of 193,8061. in the reserve. The coin and bullion have also decreased 159,3311., which is slightly in excess of the amonntknown to have bees withdrawn for export during the week. Two o'Csoui. _ The stock markets to-day are again flat, a further check having apparently been given by the Bank returns. The funds have sustained a fresh de cline of i per cent. Foreign stocks are not much affected. Two or three of the h o me railways are ra ther more offered, especially Great lantern. American securities and the shares of the Canadian railways are likewise limey. There ill& fair demand for money to-day, and the rate for good bills is 51 to G per cent. A large amount of Indian paper has just become due. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans is 54 per cant. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 85c., showing no variation of importance. The changes in the Bank of France return, this • week, are important, comprising an increase of • 890,0001. in the coin and bullion and a decrease of 2,253,0001. in the bills discounted. The government broker has bought to-day 10,0001. New, and 10,0001. Reduced, Three per Gents. Consols are now quoted 87 4 t o 4, ex div., for money, and 874 to 4, ex div., for the account (January 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 871, 4,4, 4 ; ditto, for account, 871, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 87, 4, 864 ; New Three per Cents., 87, 4, 864 ; New Two-and-a-Hall per Cents., 69, ex div. ; Red Sea Telegraph, 194 ; - Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, - 108 ; and Exchequer Bills, Jane, 3s. Spanish Certificates have risen per cent., but, with this exception, foreign stocks are dull. There is a decline of per cent. in Mexican Bonds and in Brazilian scrip. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. :-Greek, 16 to 4; Spanish Passive, 271 to ; ditto Certificates, 141 to 4 ; Confederate, 7to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 1 prem. ; Turkish Five per Cents., 1865, 434 to 4 ; and Mexican, 241 to 25. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1865, 76 • ditto scrip, 24, 4, prem. ; Danubian, xi for account, 75 1 ; Equador, 114 ; Egyptian, 92; ditto second issue, lOW. bonds, 914, 3 ; ditto 1864, 914, 4 ; ditto 100 bonds, 924, 11 1 ; French, Routes, 67fr. 50c. ; Italian, 1865, 774; Mexican, 'Lail for account, 241,4;! Peruvian, 1882, for account, 721 ; Russian, 1859, 54 ; ditto 1862, 891, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 277, ; ditto Certi ficates, for account, 14/ ; Turkish, 1854, for ac count, 891 ; ditto 1858, for account, 724, 2 ; ditto 1862, 71 ; ditto for account, 711, 1 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 714, 4,4, 4 ; ditto 1865, for account, 431, 4 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1864, 37. American securities continue flat, and have fur ther declined, with the exception of Atlantic and Great Western Debentures , which are steady, at 84 to 85. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted 634 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 571 to 4 ; and Illinois, 81' to • $ panned t. tits Aid %1 ending on Wedoomioy. PAILTSINT. GOvernesent debt.. 411,015,100 Other seeurittee .. • hdIICSID rreitt cola and bul ge° l3, , 6116,17 Silver bullion c 7- 1,135,rt0 n• Atlantic and Great Western Railway Cons*li dated Sterling Mortgag e Bonda are quoted 1 to per. International Financial shares are now quoted to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 146 to 3-16 prem. ; London Financial, 51 to 1 prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 21 to / prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to / prem., ex all ; ditto New, 3/ to 1 prem. ; °cereal, Gurney, and Company, 6 4 to I p rem. ; and Bud son's Bay, 151 to 1. The shares of the SL Saviour's Wharf Company are quoted Ito 11 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 1 to i prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 1 die. to par ; Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to prem. ; London Steam Towing and Naviga tion, 1 to 1/ prem. ; and Colonial Company, 11 to If prem. Messrs. Letts, Son, and Co. have issued their Diaries and Pocket-books for the year 1866. As usual they are in great variety, and calculated to be of much utility, especially to the man of business. There were no gold transactions of importance at the Bank yesterday, but a large amount of sovereigns is expected to be withdrawn to-day for transmission to Brasil by the packet which will leave Southamp ton to-morrow. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 19,5001. in specie. The circulation of the Irish banks, which has been extraordinarily active up to the present time, owing partly to the strong demand on Engliah ac count for cattle, butter, bacon, and other com modities, now shows signs of the diminution generally observed at this season, and it is said that some parcels of sovereigns will consequently return to London next week. Satisfactory evidence of the material welfare of the Lrish people, in spite of the disturbance occasioned by the Fenian agi tation, is afforded by the increase which is taking place in the deposits in the banks. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows as this week an increase of 3,2731. over the corre pending week of last year • the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 5,3 061. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 2,2751. ; and the London, Chatham and Dover, including he Metropolitan Extension and branches, an in crease of 1,4451. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 3,9101. over last year the Grank Trunk an increase of 4,2351. The position of the Gellivara Company (Limited) is strongly calculated to deter subscriptions to new undertakiugs. The shares are of 501. each, with rot 151. paid, and as the present quotation is 14 to 12 • dia., it is evident that the holders in this, as inseve • ral other notorious cases, have seen almost the entire sum paid by them swallowed up in market discount. It is difficult to understand upon what pretext such projects as this are kept going, unless it be for the benefit of those who make a profit out of the unfortunate shareholders' meARTIOWL Ooveroodeot Son i disctoding Dea a's d Weight An ludql Other eocentios cr,797 NMI Oold and Silver Cots T81,34 L 37,433,824 W. MILLER. Chid Crab losses. With reference to the " National Cattle and Meat Company (Limited)," we are requeeted to pub lish the following " The Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot has joined the board of the National Cattle and Meat Company, having been unanimously elected its chairman ; and Mr. Alfred Slater, son of the purveyor to her Majesty, 11161 accepted the post of manager of the trading department." The letters of allotment of " Frederick Symons and Co." (Limited) were posted yesterday. Vice-Chancellor Kindertley has appointed Mr. Frederick Maynard official liquidator to wind up the affairs of the Free Trade Benefit Building COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANIL--(TH18 DAY.) The supply of English wheat received fresh up to-day ecimtwise and by land carriage was very limited, whilst its metal quality woo inferior. Good dry samplite were in fair request, at lionday's currency. Other kinds moved off heavily, at late ream We were fairly supplied with foreign wheat. cigar ex gran . The tosmaritions were cc a restricted scale ; nev prime Imo supported. Floating oargoes of grain ruled about stationer/. Fine Wiry was scarce, and tolerably firm in value. Grinding and distilling sorts were very inactive, but nut quotably cheaper. The sale for malt ruled steady, on former terms. The quantity of malt on the stands was by no means extensive. Owing to the large imports from abroad, oats changed hands slowly, at the late decline in the quotations. Beans were held for rather mere moray. Peas sold slowly, bat at very full priors- The sale for both English and foreign flour was very quiet. Linseed and rapeseed commanded a steady inquiry, et fully late rates. Moot other seeds were inactive. No change took pima in the vales of rakes. CUMIN/ PRICE& Oen& Pa Cfr. Per CB. Wans s. a OWL s. a Ben; Bonk red, eld 44 to 61 Scotch patois new so to 46 , Irian, white „ fie. what, okl 63 to so ~b iaai gran. 19 to 24 „ my 42 to 61 Norte& and imoont I Yampa Ss to 42 red, old — to .... 1 Tick 4O to 42 BAUM Harrow Malting MMus (irtaditar II to 30 Yam Ism, orfolk, and olk l6 10 66' glaapitow and Wars 68 to W Brown Wm. New - 26 So 28 38 to 38 31 to 6' r• B7 to de to VP. d WOWS FLOCS. 94. Town mod*, per SSC St. ]ha.43 to 46 I St. ST 40 29 6t. Holaohold 3-2 so VZ SL Callistai Norfolk sad Suffolk, SS to 34 St. R ship 64. OM. Intl*. teed 4O to 6 at to la &wick toot rooms. Pm gr. WIW. I. S. Per Qr. U. OATS. S. a St. 1 1 / a nith sad Swedish 20 1 to 15 PAM= to 26 M. .._ Motto sad Lodge bars 47 to 60 Rostock di litoolas• DalVl 64 to 66 45 to 416 lusataa. hard 47 Alae;tcatt.led wilt . ; . .. &kiwi grinding x to 16 Diottllas h Malting One. Dutch brewing 1„ toodlas ARRIVALS Or GRAIN, to.. CARRLAGR litoll DSC. ' 139.1914 se te 42 11 07 113 a 4O to 4 IMAM 16 to 40 39 to 42 11=. - Isou,N Coax. oL Molts tl to :6 10 YAM FLOOR. WO Mock por tack 33 to 38 at. Ainottcon. par Wt. . • 23 to 9 (Imam .. INTO LONDON, BY WATER ~" 2 TO DEC. 7 INCLUSIVE. •••• St. _ 'Wheat 13arlay. Yale, G.M. Flour. S. , qrs. gm Qrs. qrs. bri t . mete. % I , Imelda mato:MN 1190 2020 3210 1520 .. 2310 st. Irish lO7O foreign 9230 11390 06270 .. 310 st. tt Teal 1- 10110 1 13610 3110 MVO 26.30 tip LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. iii (THIS DAY.) to st. (Ns agar= mrn urrnanassonat. nistsonars.) to (non oust own conamtwommirr.) st. Corron.—Tlto market quiet Sales about 7,000 bales. st. Conn.—The market quiet. Wheat slow sale at Tuesday's It. prior. Floor dull, and rather maim Indian cora 6d. lower. ,•• St. Beans steady. Oatmeal 6d. lower. Oats drooping , St. Oil WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. —(T HIS DAY.) (ay unrina) WODOM nutcriuc TIMINWILIS.) (FROM OUR OWN COILIMPONDINT.) New wheat in demand, and , being mane, makes full prime ; old supporta late rates. Barley, beans, and Os* without change. -- MINCING-LANK—{THIS DAY.) S UGA R,—The market continues quiet, without change in The private sales include—British West India, at pipe, Ms. 6d. • Cuba Muscovado), 365. 3d.; brown Mau ritius, 295. to ha. Raped: The demand is more steady, but without improvement in prises. . t rather Bader ClOr a r a rn e q n uali a tiss of Plantation c 011y1 aorta .00 . I st log steady ; low middling and middling, 795. to Ns. 6d. ; fat good ditto, 85a. to 86e. 61 ; floe, 90a. to 100 e. • Native lot Ceylon remains steady small, 665. to 665. 6.1. ; giood ordi- at. nary, 68e. 6d. ; fine, 1 11. at. to TEA.—A limited businem doing without change in value. 3 ,.. Itum.—Abort 100 puncheons of Jamaica 'old at full we prices ; oleo 60 puncheons of Demerara at ls. 9d. proof ; too and 80 puncheons of Penang at la. 7ed. proof. WO RIOE.—No Wee reported. WC tr Frtu.—The market geeerally is steady, but there is a r oe lees active demand. tee PUPCP., —2OO bags of Singapore white sold for arrival at we bbd. per lb. toe t. BALTPETSS.—The market for rough remains quiet. E r g- S to Bah refined in good request. Corm:(.—Tbe market continues dull , an d p rices to rule 4° in buyer' favour. e f t. JUTE is firmer, there being buyers but no tellers at St. previous rates. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otoos. The railway market is dull to-day, and the few variations which have occurred iu quotations are iu au adverse direction. Great Eastern stock shows chief depression, and has declined I per cent. Metropolitan and London and North Western have also receded f. London and North Western stook is now quoted 125 i to i ; Great Western, 611 to 62 ' • Midland, 124 i to i ; L ancas hire and Yorkshire, 122 to } ; Soatk astern, _ 77i to i ; Great 1 Eastern, 431 to 44 ; Caledonian, 12 - o to 126 ; 1 Metropolitan, 136 to i ; London and South Western, 96 to 97 ; Great Northern, 127} to 1 , 128} ; ditto A, 147 to 148. ... Canadian railway securities hav e declined, and trea, East Indian stock is dull. On the other hand, 1°4,1.1 Dutch Rhenish and Lombardo-Venetian shares 1110.1 are inquired for. —., ... O RDINARY BRARMS AND srocxs. ... I Sh. I Pd. I RAHAFATs• I I (3° 7 l es inS ter i dar s . Ito I I°4/.1:7 a a 126 127 94 96 13 18 4i Si 118 73 71 18 i UM Bristol and Master— . I. 100 ! Caledonian.. —..— . 100 ' Cambrian 1 all .set sad Bald= i all Cornwall L 100 ' Dublin and DeltewtJane 6 all Dundee,Perth.&Abd.Jo 00 all' i Nast London SorlD Cut 60 Do L. DM Dbumow and S. Western 1. WO (Irma Mame Ord. St. t. MO I Do. 1. am. SW, No r 100 Great North ot Scotland 100 ,Great Northern 100 Do.A j • ree. no dlr. =- 100 Do.Bl Play. a. le veld B 100 . Do. New. ire. at PS pm 40 ,Do. Ord. Dot. Div. Stock 100 or.. aouth & W eat. tire ) 100 ,sled Watson 100 Do.ittwar VaLattailtk 100 Do. South wall 100 Do. W. Mld. d WO Da. Do. Newport 100 Hereford 1.00 Lancashire &Yorkshire 100 L.)11t1011 and Illaultwall 100 Lou.. &1t0,.k &Coast 100 Loadon.hea. &Dos 'lOO Do. Met. Exten.AB p.c. 100 London& North Weetn. 1100 Londoia&douthWeetern 100 Man..Ohet.,&Llnoolaals 100 ;Metropolitan 7 Do. New 6 ! Do. Wend= all ' Metropolitan instriet 101 Do. do. do. - 1150 - 100 - 100 0 0 -. 1 .7.: du 111 115 44 66 XOO 44,104}31 ya 8 7i __ 100 - iii i 1274 1274 147 14S 147 20 i I 10i 92 M oli 62 00 92 at 43 36 60 11)1 106 132 1223 621 99 106 106 16 39 60 62 1253 122! N 67 Ni 013 130 137 3 33 11 19 a It ps 103} 1011. 124 1214 1} Ps 96 100 iliktiood...:. sii Do. Ai Shares . _- 100 I Do New • Dolby 411,1124 Irak ... ..... 100 , North Britarh. 100 Do. Idia.,Tortis..D . oni. HO N. 3 . G. WI I DI. G. N. 1.. Tara LN Dr. lads.. 100 Da. York —— • ,100 I Do. CorUdo • • 1 olli Do. Slocdcalli;a4.l 161 Dr. do. 100041 100 ' Noe* Loodoo do. D .. 6 I Dr. do. , lf 16 6 4 i .. .. _ 100 ilionknoffordaiskro Wi N. 1 B. Wisteria J aso 1 100 Boarish Castro! 100 Scottish N.& Abw.Mtk 100 lootUal Indlood .. • 400 fleroprklro Doke 100 Sonar Dorm 100 MI South Imam ~ Staines. W calegaolt.s. 100 TOT Vol. II Do. 0 ..... . LOO 1 Vole of Nisik 2 VI et erica & Whitehall NO 11104 OrrnwaY a 9ai 28 1101 1111 61 1 a JOINT STOCK BANKS. Baas. ~0 00 "60 to lAirs a bta.t4iimmeo ( i 1,00 00 !Almon k 000• 000 ILlllancolLonALlverpoo ) 1,000 100 i Do. lamed M2O pm 1,1001 10 ;Anglo Austrian 1,0001 60 , Anglo Egyptian (11m.) 1,000 60 Anglo Dolma (Limited 1.500 00 fisiatlellank.Cor.newah 1,000 00 Australasia 1.6 00 10 Bankotßridahtolusaista l 0,000; 16 Bank of dapt 8,000 100 Bank of LoMon a 66,e00, 10 Bank of Otago (limited); 10,000'100 Bank of Queensland (L.), 1 10,000; 60 Bonkati'letoria,Austria( 2 10.000 , 10 Bank of Nay Zealand III il,ooo, SO Barned's Bank ited lf o,ooo' 110 BraMdandfortuguseinl. if 0,000 60 British A CallierMan (L; 1 0.000, 60 British N. America • 0,000 10'C. Bk, Did.ll,Aus., Chins n 0,000 1 26 'Chart, ?ler. of india.de , I I S too too City (hoop I too Colonial 1,000 110‘ lefunlian k of Canada I,ooo' 1.6 ;inn. husk of India, de 1,000, 10 Consondatod Bank (L ) 0,000 100 Oontanontal I.ooo'loo Do. Nen I 4001 60 Delhi and London 1,000 60 oast Londou kuwited 1.000 60 Kasten, dichangel Lim; 000 26 , English Joint Stock kW 11 MO 20 ,Ing.iloot.,tanaLtniand, al 1 000 60 'Eugliah and Swedish a., V ,000 03 Furnpeau Banklimitaall 11 131.101100 litodoo.closJ•944l 1 ,000[100 i W. issued at 2pm 2 9 SO 51. 66,000 1001 Do. New lx6 10,0001100 'lmperial Bank. Llrnaltedl 60 16,000 10 InineffalOtternan— lO 1,000 16 locum. all 1,000 16 i Do. New 6 00,000, 20 Lod Mortßk: India ;L) 4 24,0001 60 .L041.111.141* 1,c0,,tc..(1 16 10,00 . 100 Loodon and Brazilian 22,0001 V I Do. New .... . 6.0001 1 e0 Losdon & Ittver 10,0001 26 Do. New, sm. at 16 pus 10 60,000 1 SO Los. MBank of Austri. all 10,000 60 Landon and County lO 1 6 000 , 60 London Joint Wet l6 1,000 10 Loadobit Booth African all 1,000 NT Loa. eft S. Western (Lim. 10 6,00 0100 , Do. do. New . i 6,00 60 London&V °petunia ). 12 o,o°ol ol 100 Leo. & Westminster k 10,0001100 lifve c h a nt lumk,Lbs.) 1 00 6,000100 Do. New 66,060, 60 Mercantile & Ilschanit I if 13,0001100 Metro. & Pros. bank (LI If 6,164100 Do. de. ' N 4,000` 100 tfldland Rank Ildra ‘ lSi 20,000 6 National of Australasia I 10,6001100 liatiours l 01 Lworyoug 1 II 10.000,100 st.rg.. a ihaisuut 1 41 66.000! 20 ' Do. Ind and ard lune 11 47,000 , 60 National bask 0 17, 600 ) 10 'New boa* Weise al 0,0161 10 New Seilead (Untitled) 60.000 10 North Western 00,000 , 16 Oriental Hank Comoro. • 10,000 20 OrienlCom.B.Llateo.o ; 16,000, 20 Do. do. lateN.r. l 21,004 10 ' Do. do. IsteF.C. l 20,10041 60 • hvvlo.Baukln6Aurp.l l .l 1 7,714 60 Do. do. \ 20,00 100 Prorbe. 441 beim* 10,000 10 Do. do s 61,140, SO Salads. rant &Delhi fl. 10.000, 16 South Aselzais I 17,061 1 100 i Seen& aB. B. Melee 10.00011021 Do. de. las. Memo. &Lab 16 . Union of Amanita 10,0001101 ivalas Of Intend (La: 80.001 60 Mobs et Lereas 047 1 0 6 1 mow kerma WIIIM 1 east* LPUeI rid Cl. rico& I &Iles. sc 67 I • 1 S 261 • If 6 6pe 301 16 6 6pm 6 ' fpm 1216 4N I 1 g 17 10 69 70 22 23 1 SO SI 11106 142 i 3 Ido 4416 42 66 6 7 pm. Idle 6,w; 1416 0 12 ! I 1 ail 49 60 24 16 48 60 I 109 119 41 63 6 4i •7 .6 iiPahl ^ --11A1 2326 s&r i+ Ol 2 prc Ili 20 21 6 Ate !j 2/14 18 20 16 18 16 18 a 9pa A S i 20114 i 27 dla 26 l 69., it 14 12 0 70 1 at Spat I AD 19 21 pat, 4i 52). to zb I 7 50 629 6.9 16f 17 2 ; Ilks par . Idie p.il 111. Par, tr 6 99 I It 2 69 11 .1 par 1 pm, at 3,dis 1 del 2 1 4141 2 1 die' 2 2ipm 7 9pm ii I 8 10 I 77 79 , 7 4l; 63 66 I 1 idts i >MI a 6 8 1 4 6 4 3 43. 31 4 - 7 1 A .Ir , -.._ 6 2 1 dui' •- 10. 3 litho , 10 i 11 2 116 — NI ' 14 16 al\ — 44 4 413 1 1 , 61l — a $4 06 t 361 1 16 11 10 as\ 70 7 1 6 die 1 : 1 : 66 2 416, IA 63 66 134 el ;de a t sad Wed !vita „Leo 131 a 3 • Oweeralllloatlngo) )91e1 i▪ t. oniSt.Labadek ,100 63 62 ikeithareptee, it Away Commerela P 4 10. prima. i 5 • 1 • 16 -------- BILITIBIi Polllllfiat.ONS. 16 oi 49 il . 0 , all Atlantic& OR lowremoe 100 Boaßilv.&C.ln.g. 6 p.e. 9 1 6 Do. 7 Ohara De all Buffalo & LW Huron 10 all , Do. Prelowe NO 'Buff.. Brook& Oedeetols 1 6 t - tr tenß 1611-54 . • 1100 OaL all.lieateem 6P.0. 6. ,100 Cape T. & Dook 6p. S.C. , all 'Demmeregl,l p•upee.pell 100 East. Bpl BO- 6 to 'lOO Baat Indian go. 6 do ell Do. J Naleodom - - ;100 Oeemd Trask at Llamado' , all Do. rye' p.11.13 . .,i i rt , all i Do. lali all I Do. r deleend 1 all , Do. tad pref. Banda.. all ; Do. do. deterred all 1 Do Ord pref. Moot .. all I Do. do. Warred all I Do. MB pat. Stook .. all ; Do. do. dammed 100 ;Grog lodlau Peulusula 16 gus. 6 per oeaß 6 I Do. New do 100 OR 8. of ludla g. 6p. ct 11001 Do di glat stal• 1 5 , Do all OR Wesbent of CM;M.U. ' 18 ' Do. New . - .. -. • ' all i Do. r e .11 . 1pay. 167 all ' Do. do. to. 18074 I t Indio. Limited 1100 lladrea gem. 6 P. oast. 1100 OR do. I do ;1 0: 1 D 0 Do. so. w i to i 4. l Idellk Co. Per 0. ni h a ll 'Kalb. and rp Bob 6 een's Bay 'lOO 1 11.1to1Cam.6p.e.loSp•B. 1100 Wade, gaa. 6 per owl. 1100 DoDo.. S lhi do. • • • • a do. do.- •-• • • ,100 Do. PunjatiM do. - ... WA Do. lades lt./flot. do. clodng I ti 103 I 100 09 61 idla 19 01 i 01 19 11 77 Id NI 101 6i 70 101 101 102 163 1031 19 4 3 i 9,9 31 V 2 88 9 0 68 70 53 63 61 69 62 67 46 66 42 47 33 34 32 68 Ix3l 1641 In t ! !ow I In 111 101 10'10 fet 17 4 3014 93 06 85 87 1 101 94 i 1O 9 6 b 3 91 84 88 82 84 101 ta 110 tOl, _ CI N. HAMM& SS 67 10 11 Pen 126 11$ 2 24 Po t 4 71 11 12 148 160 67 04 112 114 65 67 771 771 Ll 9 138 160 4099 77;11 No. I f/),00J1.. ...651.06..1131119 01 •••• I — 0 4546100915 09. Gov. • p.a. 119746. 98 .. • • Do.. mot loiatang. IN 96 97 .... .... , Dab poroillor.3 100 05 9'7 MOW. D 0.6 pa 64.106.01 NO 92 GI 199,0111 I Do. 6 pot of Ina 106 81 N 5ee,000... OrGHolasp.ataarg IN 106 1041 .. .. do. 190019091001 106 195 .... . Do. do. toooaltooi 101, 106 .. Do. do. 189041 100 , 106 107 I D0.6p.0.Ap.et00t.1900,100 91 98 1,009 ... . ,00p10e,506.1810. Spot. NO NO 162 `0001..1 Do. lsm do—lloo 106 too ~ 0001.. IdoorMaa 6 por at., 1875100 NI 106 ',NO .. \ Do. 1878, 100 00 1 106 06 106 08 ~000 1.. Do. 18801 ~000 .. Do. 1806 100 106 10 8 .600 , .. , 96161. Gov.ll pa 00nt...1100 08 NO 60061..1740w Boma Gov. 6 p.ot. 100 96 98 .. .. I N.B.Wskto Go. 6 p. 0.166611 90 100 101 .. 1.. I Do. 6p. o. 1971 to 1676.100 N 06 .. Do. 6p. e. 1888 to 1801,100 90 91 ,000 .. Now &also& 6 per mat.' 100 101 106 000.. I Do. 6 per coot. !too 54 oo ,000 ...Nova loath 6p. 0.. 18 711100 100 101 .000 ..Quosoaload Gov. 6p. ca l 'loo lo/ IN IN .. Vie. G0v..p.a.r0n.4.16171100 100 106 — I Do. dab p.o.avelaCk.' 100 " 100. NO WV 100,1 OW lOW 110ELION- OBLIGIII ISMLWITS. , - all - -- :(l.l,Axsaboorg 6p.aont. 1 I - Du. - all lIIAMIS and Mamma all itaaraune arid Fribourg M a t a nzas andllabaanla all Do. Second lane all North or ?rowel p.ot. all Do. (lateebari.lllp.ot. ell MOM= Olminia, to.) all Parls,Lgrowelnafgot. all Do. Now Alp. oi 'all Recife nB. F:(Fero.) ' [oral Bwrollab aD. ot. all liagua la Oran& 7 Pet lan IS. a ua lLoca-Vao.ap.o. Porg7p.o. 'all Boutbaraot Itaacoap.s. lan ,boutb Ilan, S per at., an 'W.F.N.W.st Frs. I p.o.i I - 2 It' 16 .03 a I Stf II I It M 22 12 0 et 7 It It DIMENTII 11l STOML 71 76 106 106 Na I Ilt. Nall - :-- 193018 ,8i \ Orian. 6p.allar.3llai 100 00811113 Bt. G. tiihn..ip c.Jan.6.l 100 610,003 Bt. G.W4114.—W. 11 . -04 . , I p. al, Jan. e July.... 188 618,000, 34. LanattYll.4B.o.Jaainy 100 , 600.080 St. I Lon,llrlgb.4p.o.JandJly 100 l i 1013198 Bt. LkN.W.4p.c.Jan.dJulyl loo 84880 el Da. c.Jan.d.laly,loo 460,780 11l 1.33.W.,19.e.Jan.rtJa1y; 100 .... el lialand,6p.a.Jan.4l,6ly 100 .... 186. N. Beta*. LP.4 D. S., V II p. at. . Tab. 1 ... 100 82.431 Bt. N.liten.,6p.a.JanWaly 100 .... . dt. BOOL.N - ....a.AwitOct. 100 1242 Wit IWli W 1 61.1 I alb 1361 104 Si rAi i 4 71e 106 .a., imoiLLLio 99 99 96 99 IS 102 06 IN N N N N 9616 9698 80. ICI uusa - 410 20 It a ntit: i typt. Nay. (L). 111.4100', 10 I &earl ulna 1110,000 i 6lAtlaottoTaigua.BPoLl 96105116 Avalrellan 16,4001 U 'Attatrallanbli N trio 7 (il 10,00 1 31 10 ;=rirdartszatatemi a sttou : Bolcko W w TaelPlan sterwiu (1011 ill 32.1106 ;Boobs" esa (Unit a 10,400 I Do. 11:d Irene amp 60 Britian Anarloan Lew 6 4.1604 6l E. & L Magi. TeL 12,600 20 'British 10001010 Ten (L.). , 11 elelaMeaudtan= -- mi mew 1 10 16. 10 lOsgollool l alOn7 I 1 2 4 20 I tto • shares. 1 1 12.000 26 ,City ot Laldon.R.Pro..(l, 1 15,011 011 'City of Ulan Inspro.(L 4.969 10 Do 6.000 24 City or Moscow Gum (1 ) , 0,000 SS city Deese (Lila.) 10,000 SO Cotninairdaltsloo(lna ' 1 10,030 10 : cona.olAtriarmate.(l 11 KO,OOO 60 Consolldstad DIAL- (L , 17,600 110 iContlisantal Uo.GleakL) l4 1140110 100 lOonPsetCarvisitiou(L 14 MOW 15 .oop.lLlng.,TreLlene. 10.000 111 IR Fenn& Mon. ot ie.l 1 70,000 SO ,Do.tes.at pm.(2l. to pty), tart 00 lA.I. 01 liwUragila . 104 it. .Crystal Minos (1,(1156. IA , Do. Fragrance . ;101 1,0001. it. Do. 6P. Perts.loloo.lol 7,600 20 ',lll,l=go(iliiintistl , 11.0110 ISO 1 & 10,000 1 0 radon Assent Tes(L) I 110,04/0 60 ILludislaurd,CAYin L , 1( 40,0011 10 •B. India brig. & Canal 1 11 110,000 60 Ebbw Vale I 11 100.000 SO 16upilanOorn.ain4(1 4 (9,076 1 . St. 111Irmena Telegraph __lt* mos/ ling. stba Asa 0•=. 61 KOOS 60 11;116. 006 r 10.0001100 ,lionddlooa l lttiarin.(L 24000, 10 .Fairbalru Znittnaarinli 6,000 60 'Financial Discount (L.) 1 65,0001 10 !Great. Warehouse (L. 10,000 50 'ollBrars (Limited).- 1 150,01101 jo.oredladi Piaci Ice.(l UAW' 16 :Gen. Steam NairigalLas 10,0o0' 60 , tionnta'iolonial AiilL) 6,000 10 'Haag Bong &0501 Car aI 100,000 SO i 6100e00 . 0 Bay 10,000 60 Humber Iron Works(L) 109,000 60 ,Inw&Usr.Cdt•Asa (L) 60,000 • lan Carrying (Una.; 1 40,000 60 notarisations! Lontrict 11 MON IniernaLlbsan.Soo.(Ll 100,000, 20 ,listarost.Land Credit4L 10,0001 60 Milan Land. 00000, 20 liallanlutl.(Can.Car. ) ,000000 1 100 1 Do. 6p. c. Bas. r. 141 01 60,903' is toadeloaDisocrint4Lo wow. 60 ,land kieourittes tuts* 00,), , land. African Tra4lng, Ul.OOO, Lond.andesiedon.M.(Ll 50,0001 10 Lon.ConntyLand&L(L . ; 11.000; 6 Lond.Datriet Teleg.(L 60,0001 60 Laud. Mali Are. (L) 144,6151 6 ILand.G. Candbes DAL .1 I 6,000, 60 i Lond.teleag.ll l 4l•C o l o l 10,000, 641 'Load.. _ltalian. rintirs. 1. 6,000. 60 Lond.ller. Diationot(L)', II WOW, b ,Lond.ProvinotslMarbu, 1 60,000 10 'Madre,' Into. &CsaaP 11 11 • .. • _I 10 Do 10,000 26 Marine Investinent(L) I, 1 12,660, SO 'Mauritius LandAn(L), I 12,060 10 Illedit. Titan. T.I. (L) *I 10.000 60 Hershaft ihipoing , 2.6.000, ta ,Ilinw•UF.L,LanochL. WW 50 I Iron 01 orbs. 1 *WO 10 N s t a lland&OoL C. (1.: 1 I 1 120,000 * Manual 1001.06101, IL.), 1 11,000 26 NationslProv.lL•rins(L, I 10,0041 UM INstionallltaant(L)l 11000. 10 iNerbuddatiog L 1..), 1 6.000 20 Do. New 20,000 26 N.Zealandl&M.Ag.L 1 20000' 26 131.Zulsod I.&LoionL 15,0001 10 ,Northarnissauttu(L)l I 25. 0 ) 0 1 10 I Do. 167,1762' 167,1761.' 'lt i N.Brit..Attatralsa/u1 1 . , 1 10 S *WO 60 .N.Ditt,&Sterean.lo..L 1150•40', Norgong Tea (Limited , ' 1 40.000; 'COW mum. Augurs. 1 11.11601 60 l o t tentairtnenculown : 31,0001 sOriental Ben ( Lan ded), al 30,000; 6 I D o . New 1 WOW; 10 Orient.lnianditaam( l 01 16,0001 10 501s0• 410l10..11urust.1 1 10,5001 60 .00060100 Company (L)I 10.000 60 (Mow. Financial ILI 11! 10.0001 6 Litton= Ora (horned); al 100, 0 00 60 Overend,Ourney,Co(.l I I 37,500 10 'Pan.nualt.tt.atoamtL.ll 0,114 6 Do. do. New.. eJ 15,000 10 New.. .1 67•,10004 it Peel Rlv.l.lnd&Slin.tL) 10 13,006 00 • P•olcuttlair a U. Ilium e 10,0001 60 Do. do. New..l 17,000' 10 o. l .bratia 1.., 11.(1... 10,100 1 60 Rhymney Iron ' • 10,000, 11) Do. New 1 • 13,8391 >< ilo J. City lawny. 141, • 10,1011 Ditto ditto 1 51,0001 20 Rio Janeiro Gu Tim.) ■ MO* too Royal Mail Stearn ..-' a 1100,0001. K ar.a.Au•Lra. I avaat. (1.;010 60,006 60 (Milk Cri4ftitotOo.(l 1 30,046 Ruynte(l )1 %M 1141 ,S. African IL (L)1 16.1100 'swab Arminian Laud; I WAWA 61 'Submarine Telagrepb 1 1 1 1 DO, BClip . I iti,llool COI.I.:Oa.trOotSLIL(L, • 100,0001 10 I Flamm& Barmy L'l • 7,600, 20 'Trinidad um (1.1;7,600. 27,600. 10 TruaLtAgenclotAwiL 51,000 90 Ir. 541 . CO. of C. cuad• 100,000, 10 I , ln.storine of Liver .(L. 50,000 6 Coltedi.Telei.Co.(LX 60,060 SO "Joirers.Marine In•fL. 10,106 te lover s traTiagAin 1 26,000 10 Ditto , Fan Dterson's MOW 10 wow. 60 71•Fra.0 rlooonolLire.l' 60.6)00: 60 ve.tlndtait?scitlei(L' - Ii - i il 80) 1 3) " i; In i 101; !é 96e ..' id - (9 PREFERENCE SRAM. Crest Eastern, Norfolk, 54 per met. pref. 1847, 1( Great Western—Original prefereaos 4) per cent., F Midland 41 per cent. steels, redeem., 1041. North Eastern 4) per cent. redeem., 994. FOREIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10. Dumb Rhenish (16f. paid), 24j, 4. Paris,'Lyons, and Mediterranean. 32i. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 16j. Society. Notice is given that the list of applications for the issue of Consolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway will be closed in London on Tuesday next- Applica toes Pas- m ee . Total , rota, tions from the country and the Continent will be RAILWAY& W ee k ending Oct 28. °Pen- °sneer& ehendlee• lees. "ft received till the following day (Wednesday). cs s a Bith ,„„ a d s iu , p„,,,,,. 7 g t 187 e ys hi 2 34 1 The Indiarubber, Gutty Percha, and Telegraphic Week ending Sept.t. Works Company . (Limited) have just carried out an W endinglov. 11 71 272 823 1 IN 63 • 1111130259115 e: went in submarine telegraphy , press eonthen in Northern of Canada . 96 444 2,637 %on 1.469 laying down a cable between the South Foreland Week ending Nov. 2 . 4. „ ~. and Cape Gria-Nes, on the French coast. The pia°4l w ee g sm eu di d lin g : auk N m es ei • 129 " 36 7` ..- cable is constructed on Mr. Pigott's principle, and \meta end Meath (114:11,1"„V sm a da , Ida 14147 11 • 44 high insulating properties, the interesting point feet contrast lieleitun 285 1,265 5,235 1,691 5,549 being that, by this means, the oat of submarine Week ending "Ae. 2. cables is very materially reduced. We believe that tisiglan gagers Junction AS ISt ISt IN 375 i got 17 , 544 e i.gg I gg,,,,,,, ( 5, 7 gg the present line of 23 miles has involved an outlay 1 sorts ending Dec. S. 1 Bedsit sad County DOWS ss O A equal to only about one-tenth of that incurred , Bristol sad Sider Pi IMO 2,067 STN isilh and th e Continent. North British f ; TRAFFIC RETURNS. es 106 106 lOZ4L - - l escmd a 4 o d 0 m•• 1 • • 1 :1 1 4 95 97 95 95 96 N IV IN 96 96 lOS lebi a BAN[ or ISCILAND.—As and Bth Vie. e. S. for the December e,lBO. FAUX DEN • .:x25,355,2:0 Notes ismed t - 35.335. 2 7 0 eancnia DI =Man' Capital L 14.633,000 &Mtn Public Deposita ma cludlop Ischeq., bay. Basks. Com mis. of National Debt, aad Amounts) Mbar Delimits.. • mem day sad other Bilk 4n 149 L.17,433.11U TnuJSDAT Emma. Console, which closed yesterday at 871 to 4, ex div., for the new account (Jan. 7), oPonel thia morning at 874, and closed at 871 to 4. For m oney the last price was 871 to ex div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 871, 1,5, 1, ; ditto, for account, 574, ; Thee per Centa. Reduced, 874, 87, 1 • New Three per Cents., 87, 1 ; India Five per bent. Stock, mg, g ; ditto Bonds, 14s. prem. The government broker bought to-day 22,000 E. New and Reduced Three per Cents. on account of the Sinking Fund and Post-office Savings &mks. Indian government securities remain steady. Exchequer Bills were unaltered, the March being quoted 6s. to 2s. dis., and the June, Os. to ca. die. Foreign stocks were heavy. Confederate Bonds and the Italian State Domain Loan declined per cent. ; and Mexican, Spanish Passive and Certi ficatea, and Brazilian scrip,. 1. Greek Bo nds and Turkish of 1865, however, improved 1, and there was an advance of 1 per cent. in Venezue.a Bonds of 1862. In the market for bank shares an improvement took place in English Joint Stock, European, and London and South Western, but as regards Asiatic Rink, Bank of British Columbia, Commercial Bank of India, Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi, and London and Braziiian Bank , lower quotatioLs were current. Tue new shares of the Imperial Otto man Bank were rather lowe r, being quoted 21 to The shares of the financial companies were dull, with a slightly drooping tendency. Loudon Financial declined 7s. 6d. The closing quotations were as follows :—lnternational Financial, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Lou don Financial, 51 to 6 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier, 31 to 1 prem., ex div. and new ;sad ditto new, 31 to 1 prem. National Discount shares were last quoted 12 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount , ato 4 dia.; Hudson's ay, 15a to ; Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 die. ; and Ottoman SociAti Generale, 3to 5 prem. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. show at rilliug decline closing at 61 to Australian Agricultural, 'South Australian Ca, Van Diemen's Laud, Darjeeling, Fore-street Ware house, and London and Caledonian Marine Insur ance shares, were all quoted lower. Bombay Gas were inquired for. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: Bank of Turkey, If to 21 prem. ; American Oil Wells, 1 dis to par ; Gaspd Petroleum, I to 2 prem.; Colonial Company, 11 to andre ; London Steam Towing, Ito 11 prem. ; Commercial Company of Africa, 1 to 11 prem. American railway securities were heavy. The 5-20 Bonds, as well as Erie and Illinois Ceatral Railway shares, declined about 1 dollar. The following were the latest prices, viz. :-5.20 631 to 64 ; Erie Railway share s, 58 to 1 ; Illinois Central, 82 to ; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 84 to 83 ; ditto Small Bonds, 85 to 86. MINES.-(THIS PLY.) Two o'Ciouw. The mining market is quiet to-day, and with the exception of a decline iu Chiverton Moor shares, which are now quoted 44 to 54, prime show no variation. Great Vor shares are now called 35 to ; East Lovell, 14 to ; North Treskerby, 3to ; East Caradon, 9to ; Lady Bertha, 14e. to 16e. ; East Lady Bertha, 7a. 64. to 10s. ; Clifford Amalga mated, 21 to 22 ; East Care Brea, i 4 to / ; Tincroft, 19 to 20 ; Wheal Seto°, 220 to 225 ; Chiverton Moor, 4 - k to r.q., ; and Chivertou, 94 to 4. The dealings in foreign a nd oolonial mining shams c ontinue upon a very rest ricted scale, and prices are without change. The share certificates of the Cbontales Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) are now ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' re ceipta. At Sortridge Console meeting, held yesterday, the i accounts showed a credit balance. of 7711. 10e., bet a lofts on the operations for the six months of 1,2531. , ; 14s. Bd. A call of Si. per share was made. Damao CORN MiNICET DIG 7. —We bad mall supply of wheat to-day, the motor pert of the samples were mach out of condition. For sock qsallies the trade was dull at last week's prices ; but the hest nee were quite as dear, with a good &rasa& Barley be= supply. The best qualities wen dell sale at tut r.... • segoodary quaittes le. to 2s. lower. 40e. wee the *hest prama vs heard of. Oat. L. bearer. BOMB MI peas as last week. Bost white wheat, 26a. to 22a N ea. ; beet red ditto. 251. to Ve. 6d. ; ether aorta, 20s. to s. $ best letlay, 3145. to 40s. ; osta, 231. to 365. ; beam Us. to 2'a ; poem. 191. to 22e. ; wister vetches. Ma. be 2; rye foe to ; fuse Liar, 36e. to 37a. ; wands, i2l. to 34E. ~. I R ' 4