The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-08 00:00:00

r I ITS FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. QI 'Err OS DR. BALY.-(TIlli( DAY.) . mottling the inquiry into the caner of the Ile William Daly, late principal physician to her • sir reared by Mr. W. ('alter, roomer • 4 mirror, at the White Hart In., Merton. The apprently unabated. Mr. Joon, barrister, •..I I e Mr. St. Clair Redford, represented the rela • i'.e decva.wd. Mr. Mitcham, 01 the lion .4 MeNITS. • I Wimple, and Drake, was present on behalf of L•b tad South• Western Railway C'onitsiny, and Mr. IN I, al.. If itching the ease on behalf on his 'nether, ill at the Memel! Amu., Wimldeshre, a r by the .ireident. Among the dire:tora of ...iony present were Captain Mangles (chairman). Mr. , i;szelee, How Ralph Dutton, M. l'., atilt 'apt. Jobe- M.. :ton, the trattic manager, was also present, with attic. Me Gede.n, and other servants of the cone .I.•seltory conversation. inaudible at the riemL:n• .•...slation table provided for the press, 113% log taken t.ren Mr..loio, awl the coroner, the fellewiug wa• Adduced : to Martin 1 have l'een a peitdotrei for two sears fade. an jilDcli..ll with the South Western eailway, loot lies beet. to attend at the riettou of the with the main line. hi Medley, t he I w a s ts. The elprese train to Portentouth dirdt was due point at 5.30, all there was stealer prerioudy due at I betieed the '..+l coming up about AM yards distant. w., i e . eignal up which si,onti.sl all :Veit. euer I.• not answer the. question if you think it will :.ate %ourself. At that time iu whit position were .1.0141,;! doser--They were all rizht. ....ewr- How were the pants! Witmer -They were open for the main limy. 'metier -Hernia noticed the train, did you ob.crve any. Ass particular' fa deer No, I had to aignal the train with a white .I . t. It was pad getting dark. I was thee the pored of the branch line. f• just m feint of my box. A man aarmed George vo was. with roe ; he was not connected with the com.- ...... When I saw the train it was quite punctual. It • • .olio;, at its regular speed, about Y. miles an hour, • enliag to my judgment. .1■ the train approoehetl, not oieterratiou wan made by me with respect to it. allele of the train parsed me, and appeared to me on the main down line. When the train ' • at the points, amie portion of the train . • feat part) struck the points. I hail illy hand on the awl felt the blow by the sudden jerk an my hand. . points were thee fully open for the main line. leaving it Is• free and clear. Having felt the blow, MAI after • train penal, I Dotterel that there was something wrong • .• I not me what it was, re s it was dark. The • • the nrd, !crew I mw. nal he dike.' me for a handht. 1.1-not know whieli way he went, as my etteution was di '.lto pot no the danger signal (the red one) both up awl dew,..Tl.etitsdurysignalisabout atm yards up the line. That stop the neat train, whether up er down. I f. nod the train wee off the line, but could not tell i I w it happened. lly Mr. WAN there any differed* in the rate of ie.l at which the train WAN going sr Witeess -.No, it WWI piing at the meal rite. fly Mr. .I,oes-ls there any regulation as to shutting off . .,ye stem is perm; the peed? Wades-Net that I sin aware of. There hail sot bees oy repairs germ; .41 that lam aware of. Men hal been at seek bear the Winildesluo .Latina on the Saturday before liappeeed. It. l'oroaer Dal you me sayer rime down after w ...sabot eroected with the rerrient way ? Wane. There was. The Ines had nut been working on ;Le Nuuday. Ilv s j , 11.,-I.llid you feel more thee or jerk Wittesse-14.. Ilse jerk quite sudden. and then som e elder. not se violent as the Ant or. I examined the pants ift.rwarda and fatal one of than broken. That was the eel% pant, or of mil. It was not broken olf completely. Illerelv lent. Mho ;Mee .4 the point was prodded.) Esartireetine contanued Whee I first sew it. it was not heave, but was dose M. to facilitate the pi.eage of other tree.. I work fur Mee hours. There is a stand eel signal as well as the others. Supposing I wise at there, the male line wee open, the lever acting to keep it as. There is miry, a slight shock, but within; mu like what I felt that day. The distance is 41 inches bet for the rails, earl I found the poked completely open after the realest krl happreal. Mr. Ilan-haul •Mr. lesoe is a farmer, ant was &beet f•••• the bee when I continual him the Capra's. train • and he stood by me what the accident ppreesi Its the 4 'roar -The danger shgeal wan up sal the lamps 6 . - f. UAW- I lit them at .. o'clork reran. I know tee ismer elgenl wen Lamm at when the express pried. The assail opal is taill yards Mr, the .slier being /.100 yard.. ley thiesmell Volleal 7%ero re a Melee about 40 yard. • me yea ay whether any repairs lied been slime that air! Witere- Ido not keen. I ilia net see any workmen gar daring the U.... I wee on duty that day. Ilerems as a farmer and Its at Morton. I ter the jasmine ef tie Err sad !tooth Weaternßail. ea,. On Monday week I was on the hoe at that part icular lon. toeing gone ea the line up the beak just beyond the Wee, ionnedirely opposite fi rer n hoz. I was mum up the lime when the last •• You look out, there's a tern erieg." I stopped aside tarn came clown. nem wee no remark incept that the traie me Ural after the train had passed I did et re wrong. The pointenian appear.l to us to ludas% kit duty while the train was prem. I idler he hod bell of the lever to hold the pant tight on the Err lima After the train lied pared when I stood i 4 the here went away within about • yard of where I red I nor the lever hand al or of the wires with Basch he meets the eigeol. Hy a Juror Nut the switch lever Witness- So,. The primer' then rid, "Ord h -.1. I thigh smoothie' has happened wrong." I MI sot oleerve anything wirer up to the time its tram primed. It WAN getting dark, but I could H 4 see ...seething lip over. After I had given sd the ler stare I cord, I looked at the In. and found art of the rail tnro.l up, hut not broken off. A little duff tee Jeleek I went op the lime, harry rendered a:I the sedelare I could. I did not discov e r anything that olotrueted the line. I tried to find • care het could not. There was nothing to 'ail me to think that anything could hare been on the JM towpeet the trace. More than or perm had a lamp, bat I *lid is 4 errs anyone particularly. Hy Mr. Jore-I did not see the paint in the same cos. dides that tt is now, that I swear. I should think the least thing would her broken it off ; it was beet upwards, as it appeared to lee. (The rpm{ wr peemiedieg whoa oar report left.] MIDDL PR EX fit -C..louel ~,a at Wield, M.P. commandant of uk. 29th Iliddlimes Hide ',wpm', him just obtained from the Ined-lientenant awl $ l . War-ollite authority to nicresee the strength of hie to LOW effective+. The Dumber already enrolled i. werly PO) awl it is expected that the maximum will be opeeldv attaiscal. The excellent brae+ bead is about to Le x' , vnentel, awl a lame drum and fife bawl is in coarse of I.l,ation. The int march out of the carpi daring the wet year will take piste tomorrow afternoon, the place ( , oneroldy being Alton) -street Barracks, and the hour !1i..1 (or starting haltEeet 3. Hit wN E rIIL A D XETER RAILWAY. —The half ,..rly so,ounte of this company to the 3lst of Deor—ber ILA sere ssimottssl to the board yesterlay, and the ,breetors upon mcomitwoiliee to the pouprietors at the sp• leaching meeting a ilivideud at the rate of rij per cent. per mum: ----. A OTT. .Y MILL Pt RN? IN)WN IN PRCCIVN.— Alvout nine .;clock last night an alum was givou at the tr e brig ale station, that 34r. Hawkins's ruill, in Adelpiii• meet, r e that town, win Oil lire. The hose reel imme diately proceeded to the spot, followed by two engines. lis their 'mind the hose belonging to the factory had been shindy r 4 into play, awl some hope. were euirrtaiord of %ring lb. building, hut At Italf-past nine the I! ounce had ...Amsted to the third story, sad it soon bovine evident Nat it was impossible to save the spinning mill huts tteal r , ttructsm. At twenty minutes to 10 • portion of the ivill awl the 11 , 10,11 fell in, followed in about tire minutes n the remainder of the roof nod • portion of the walls. .1t 11111 minutes to 10 the north wall fell outwaida, 4.1 the east wall hinny& The exertions of the Emmen isif w escr re Welly devoted to the of the oljoinimr weaving 'bol, the whole of the !Pon mill being completely 416 "fild. $ very small portico of th e walls only remaining. nos dame is estimated at from *owe. to 30,0001., which A partially covered by insurance. Ihe origin of the Sreis •••I known. At the time our parcel left, the tire WWI still i maing.—Meadiesfer 11.eameiner. --- • A li 7 X•inthaeWideet tree bars been receidly Idled ittisholase-park, near Samford. It contains.' 500 feet, woo purchased by Yr. J o h n Cotton, of tt orik.iop, for . o''. This tree has beers known to grow eight sacks of •alnute in one mama : it, with others, wan hi." ' l " 4 s a auk. The walnut tree has tom existed in England. lb., wood near the root is oftin beautifully veined, and tt lalaying and ornarrieutel nook, sail the mom knotty the wester its value. It is an old saying that the walnut tree 100 yews in coming to perfection, 300 in a bearing coedi t-.0, and another 100 in its decay—in all 500 71111/s.—Sten •,i 3hreorp. E‘TKAVAIJANcE.-81110 0 the rage for dress and . x.rl rt in—sines extravagance became a womealy bossily. • d to bre heyoad one's mesas a social requirrowsi—aiae• h. lonia sad the workshop have takes the place of birth old retinsteeet, and the mmied vulgariaa is collated higher Loin the peasylea. aristocrat--since women have been risked by whet they wear and not by what they are, and a 1 -.... ming toilette is accounted equal to a pepional grace— •mee none hut a chyme% few dare to be simple, norm bet a vritisot .4 the faithful •Lire to hold themselves aloof frogs 'user, mid &Akio more families have been rained thee has ever lees known before, and the boasted liappinem ot 'he Fairli-h borne is last becoming a NM" awl a myth.— ' Modern Englishwomen," Nu. Viii., in the ?HE NEW LYDIA LOAM-(?BDI DAY) This being the day fur receiving tenders for thv new loan of 3,000000 t, the Indlicellee, Victoriastreet, West:Maoist, peemeated frost about soon up to I o'clock en unwonted spectacle. Capitalists from the city were continually arriving with sealed impels containing their respective bidding., which were deposited iu the hands of a number of clerks appointed to receive them. The practke of announcing the tew:er ail:opted at the government office has now lieu ,liscuatinued„ chiefly, it is believed, to precut soy priority of iterations based on this intelligence. The result will, therefore, he first made known at the Stock Ex change this afternoon. FOUR MEN SUFFOCATED IN A SEWER. (THIS DAY.) Shortly after eight o'clock thin morning the neighbourhood of fiencoaldane, Parriwgdon-street, was the woo• of a dreadful accident, via., the suffocation of four men in /1 sewer. It soet`lllll that it is customary for the men to enter the sewer at 3 o'cick in the morning for the purpose of eloinsiug it, :out utile. they make their appear , sum by $ o'clock, they are signalled for, and in the event of no reply being given a arareh is made. No answer being received this morning when the usual " call" was ni.ule, a man was sent down the opening situated at the corner of Brazier's-bridge, fiescoablane, and having reached the bottom he 1 41 , 1 the inior fellows lying down perfectly foot' lean and it wan with acme difficulty that he himself got out alive, owing to the foul air. Further anaistince being obtained, another entrance was effected, awl eventually the bodies of three men, named revec- Lively Harrigan, P. Ryan, and Delaney, were brought out quite dead, sad removed to St. Bartholomew's Honpital. l'p to 12 o'clock this day the body of the other unfortu nate nine, John Ward, had not been recovered, nal it in feared that the force of the stream has washed him into the Theme.. The deceased were all married men. DEATH (Pr TWO CHILDREN FROM EATING I'oLSONOUS CONINCTIOYERY. lie,terday afternoon, Mr. fierjennt l'ayne, the coroner for London, held an inquest at the Angel, Webler street, Illackfriarsroad, on the bodies of Thomas Carroll, and James i. eed, as alleged, by marines pohr!,theont. r lose ,fealhs were .. confectimery. .101 in Parrott, father of the children, mid the eldest 4 the two hail been ailing fora few dos. but on Sunday morn ing it was much better, and ate heartily of his breakfast. The younger one was also, quite healthy, and the mother nit washing them remarked that they were getting quite fat. Shortly after haying bad their dinner both childreu became very dl , cc- compianiel by vomiting, and in the afternoon complained of pains in their bowels. On the Monday morn ing the elder child complained particularly of heat in the stomach and pain in the bowels. Roth of them were so ea evoively thirsty that he could hardly give them drink fast enough. /loth of them became sick soon after they had taken the Nweetstuff. Ow' of them died a little before twelve to'clock at night, and the other just before ten o'clock on Tuesday morning. The head of the elder one swelled so much that he could hardly see his eyes. The swelling then extended to the belly and the other parts of the body. Whew he was is lest he complained of so great beat that he was obliged to lift him out of bed at lout twenty lima He took him to Mr. Smith's, the surgeon, and his assistant gave him some medicine, and directed him to put a mu. tan' poultice on the child, but he had hardly got upstairs when convulsions came over the child, and be expael his arms. On the Tuesday morning he put the other child into a warnm bath, awl put hint into bed wrapped up warm. Ile then wont downstairs, but one of his children eameafter him awl astral him to go bark. When he went back the child was 'lying. The swectstutf the children had was a long stick, white with red stripes. Septimus W. Smith, of No. 111, Mackfriarwrond, surgeon, confirmed a portion of the evidence of the last witness, and said he had made a pue•ha,,rl,,it examination of the body of the youngest child and found all the organs healthy except the ill." The right lune WAS very much inflamed, and he came to the conclusion that the child had not died from natural mutes. Both the stomach and intestines were were much sniamed, which bail the appearance of having heirs canal by mine irritant poison. He had bought some of the sweetstuff, and it would take neatly a week to complete his investigation. There was every appearance of some poison having been aihniosstereil. He had made a / ...t. Nemo," exansimation of the body of one child only, and he sh raid require a few days to complete his examinsatien. The coroner and jury thought it essentially neeesery that the body of the other child should be examined, and having glven orders to that effect the inquiry was adjourned. Sorrel Ware &affirm. —The writ for the elec tion of a knight' of the shire for the southern division of the county of Wilts, in the rows of Loral Herbert, of Lea, ha twee rewiva the high rheriff (Horatio Nelmya God dard) fl e a appointed Tliwsdny, the 14th loot., for the nonsi- Nadas, and the fol/owias Monday, the 18th, for the polling. • dowlwatioe, it is understood, will take place on the SOIL The two candidates, Mr. Theses Fraser Grove and Bathurst, am stall actively engaged in•solicit ing the voles of the constituency. and as the SUppOrters both ere alike confident as to the result of the widest, it is very venially believed that the polling will exhibit • pretty opal amount of strength. REPIIIISICNTATION or BRADTOIRD.—There it; every appearance that Mr. Forster will be returned unopposed. be sominatkon is fired for Monday seat. Sr. MAIIIIMIONS BANK Yea SAVINOS, No. 76, WTLitievic.ATILIZT. CAVOIDImH•syCAILE.—The 31st manual general meeting of this institution was held yesterday, at the office, No. 76, Welbeck•atmet, Cavendrebemmare ; the Rev. Charles James Phipps Eyre, the rector of the pariah, in the chair. It appeared from the several reports read to the meeting, that the progress of the hank during the past year had beenof a satisfactory descrip tin.. Do lem than 2,654 new deposits having been made in the last year, 21,9,4 deposit accounts (e:elusive of 9,717 in suspense ledger) remained open on the 2151 November last, of which 16,009 held balances averaging leis than 31. 13e. lab each. The sum in the hands of the government as the Wth November, 1560. as per receipt from National Debt-office, 'breed by the assistant comptroller, and laid before the meeting, was 395,619/. les. 9d. lo the finals of the treasurer, Wetlands Est ward Scott, Bart., whose ac knowledgement was likewise produced, 1,01.51. 25, ed. ; total, :r,06,6381. Is. 3d. The balance due to depositors at that date, as per balance-sheets produced, 304,5351. 19e.; surplus, 2,099/. 21. 3d. Cos . &valor Dorani.A. —The committee appointed to attain subscriptions for the relief of the distresied operatives of Coventry and neighbourhood held • meeting s i t St. Mary's-hall, Coventry, on Wednesday, when it was pro- posed by Lord Leigh, seconded by tbu Rev. W. Drake, and carried unanimously :--`• 'that, looking at the very lairs amount already contributed by the public to the re lief fund, and believ ing it to he sufficient to meet the pi e notegiities o f the case, this committee do discontinue any further appeal, and do tender their best thanks to all coutributors to this fund, and especially to those gentlemen who bare organised committees for the purpose of collect ing subscriptions in their several localities: and that this resolutioo be sent to all chairmen and secretaries of such committees, and be advertised in the London papers." 31swarms or PARLIAMENT AM Jo/toga —An in teresting case occurred in the Court of Common Pleas tin Wednesday, when Lord Enfield, attended by On Hon. George Wahlegrave, the Speaker's secretary. came ia to the Lord Chief Justice to complain of his having been sod— an • juror to attend the court. Mr. Edwin James, Y.P. ea behalf of bird En fi eld, stated that it was not his wish ts make a complaint in his place in the House of Commons, bed his for ship preferred to submit to the LordChid Andes that he ought not to have been served with • sureineaa, who was free from liability to attendance no a jury, owing to his duties as a member of the House of Commons, which ought to have been well known by the summoning officer. Thu Lord Chief Justice said that theollieers of the court hail no authority to remove his lordship's name from the jury book. The parish officers had the duty of making up the lists, and they did mot always take covisance of the result of the last election. Ile would state, however, that his lordship ought not to have been sunimonoll as • juror, so members of parliament were not bound to serve in any other court than that in which they had been returned to serve— namely, the high court of parliament, which was the highest court of the realm. Lord Enfield and lfr. Waidepave thanked the LoiniChief Justice for so clearly eapreedsig the undoubted privilege of members of portent's* and then retired. R. PIM. NATIONAL LIFEBOAT NIFFITETTON. —A meeting of this institution woe held yestertlay at its house, John street, Adelphi ; Thomas Chapruao, Eau., F.A.S., V.P., in the chair. The following rewards were voted for valuable lifeboat services :-241. to the crew of the lifeboat at Custer, Norfolk : 51. to the crew of the Cardigan life boat. A reward was also voted to the crew of the lifeboat at Peottiott. The Lytham lifeboat belonging to the institu tion bad also saved the smack Princeas Royal, of Bangor, front dettruetion nu the 6th ult. 121. was also voted to the Crew of the Cohere lifeboat ; 2W. to the crews of the life beets at Dynamism, Cohort.. and Arklow. The silver medal of the institution and I/. were also voted respectively to Joseph White and William Plano ; and 6/. to six other MOIL Independent 01 rescuing during the past year two Modred tont tee shipwrecked persons from an inevitable death, the lifeboats of the institution had been the means of saving rosily vain able ships and their cargoes from de stessetion. Payment. ou different lifeboat stati ons , amount ing to 1.6401., were ordered to be mamba It wee stated that the institution had roceived dm in g . the past year 2,72 v. ea special gifts for the purchase of lifeboats, st w om bed been named by the benevolent donors. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1861. SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The railway share market today sioWSin cruesod heaviness. A general reduction averag ing about 1 per cent., has taken place in the heavier stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99} to 100 ; Great Western, 594 to ; Midland, 1311 to 132 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1141 to 115 ; South Eastern, &I to 1 ; Caledonian, i 7 to ; and Great Northern, 111 to 112. Loinbaido-Venetian Railway Aires are (point 1! to 1 die. Foreign, Indian, and Canadian lines are very quiet. OADINAZT UNARM AND am= 331 . lal I RAnwo22. I (344133 4 .4 44044 I JINN 404 N ye Sol pm. 104 all Blrm.,Wol. astourrat. Ii : - li. 100 Bark_Lan..42Cbas.lane 90 46 all Blackburn - - - U all Myth and •-• 141 all 15 oton, Sleard,& 11d.C. 111 1 - 81. 100 'Nistol and Kicks - 31. 100 ;Caledoulan - 50 all 'Cork and Bandon ••• 10 all Cornwall 6 64 - IS all Do. A Auo die. until •-• - 10 all Do. B i p.c. Is pald to & w• - 111 all Dublin and Bekaa Joe. - 16 all Dund.,Parth, a Abd..lo. 3 SI - os. 100 Post Anglian 164 1 - 111. 100 Baden' Counties 4O 61 00 1 1 94. 100 Pastern Union, Stock A 37 19 -, 3 6. 100 Do. Block B 111 IS - IS all East Suffolk - 'U. 105 Edinburgh and Glasgow 86 88 - Bt. 100 Edlobro',Perth.Dundu 161 Ni - 10 all , Forth and Clyde lama - - -. tt...1 .- HI str; & % Westin' 113 115 U. 1 Ursa Northern St. 100 Do. A Stock 104 106 106 at. Nu Do. /1 Rook 181 136 oo 3 1. lOC Gt. South & 1706. (fro.) 113 113 6 4. HO Orint Western Oil 70 0 61 11 1 St. 100 Do.StourVaLOtui.Atk 6l 66 - St. 100,Lanciatdre.t Yorkshire 115 114 113 141 15 3t. 1401 London and Maximal 02 66 - a. 190 1 10 n., Briaiton,&S.Coast 114 1111 ad - id at. 100 London,Chathm.&Dov. 46 60 40 St, 100 Loudon & North Wags. 1001 1001 100 1 1 1 121 all Do. Eighths - - -. St. 191 LondorokboutliWastarn 04 95 94 46 all , Londonderry&Ctikaan. .- - - 25 all I Do. aad llorlaklllou 10 11 .- 84 100 Slan..Bhet.o2Llsee/mat. 61 62 ad - ad 10 6 ' Nlntropolllan 96 41.1. - 31. 100 Midland .......... sass 14 1111 132 I - pm t 1 4. 1 1/44 Do. New - -• st. lust ire. arra. 4 Dalsr lO6 103 - 6 , 1 all %Mt Gt. Wn. (Ira) - - 25 all Old Kent lull all Newcastle and Carlisle - -• ..... Ma Il Sorry& Armagloolot .. . 7 41 Ms - 90 all owmWorroup.aloo. - - .- St. 11:0 Norfolk - U. 100 Nur* British - 34. all North Davos NEIL t D - - - 6t. all Dn. • - - 6 4.. 100 N. Eastors-Barwlek U. to] Do. O.N.Z.Paro par 1 poi - 64. 100 Do. Lords 0.4 61 60 4 31. 100 Do. York St. 100 North London 10 all NorthdB.lYestenanne lOl 101 -- 1151 17i North Staffordshire 1 41 dla 141 II 11 Nott.dtGrauthantiLlC 8 82 - 16 all Petioles - - - 10 all Portsmouth - - - 10 all Ithymney - - - 60. 100 Bcottleh Central - 6t. 100 4 cottish N. K Abor.slk 334 ill - 3t. 100 Scottish Midland BO bo 34. 100 Nhopeldre Untinl ..., 48 60 ow 10 all olttlogbouroe&Shaork. 6 T - St. 10u 'South Dorm 3O 41 40 Ilk 100 imouth trim N. 100 , South Wales OO 62 - 51. 100 8. Valli • Diver Dun 99 100 -. 24 alliStalau,Woidwilm..tta, 4 7 •-• 46 all 0101661 s 4 LlaNlagNa 42 43 - 26 11 1 DIN• dm lOl 111 pa - 34 100 , Tat Vale - - - 54 all 'Mu ... 16 20 Da. 114 2 Da - SI. 100 Vale 0 Naas el 00 •-• 10 al ' Victoria els.• 114 la - 1 N •11 . 111•4 Cornwall 4 - Bt. 100 W.ll.utlepcolderk.lll - - -. N. IN Weal 11h.thm.1-Odd 66 47 034 5 16 all 1 Ditto Newport 61 al - 124 •11 1 Imto licti 62 60 - FIENZILIOIIO3 IMAX/ii, ZAILWATS. 100 100 1001 100 IM ,I 11 ettO Surattasl2l p eat. Dids.P.MAAbar.Joa. kit MOINE. A. 6p. el Do. 17 , 6 1). 6 ‘. Do. C. et. LOoes.ll.,lip.ct. p. No.l' Do. do. N 0.2 Do. New 6 p. ct. di Lateen Union, 4 p. et Erna.* Glsegow 6p.tt p.o. Great Northern, 6 p. rt. Do.6c.rod.st 10 p.ctpot. Do. 41 per stet thaltp.c.rod.all patpm OLN. laretkod. IA Prat Orstreet(lerkohMante Do. redeem 4t p. eent Do. 'edam. 4 p. cent Do. Irredeem. 4 p ct. Do.6p.ctredeem Pref. D. arm. Fret. shares Do.Chestornah.Bp.c. Do. do. do. 6p. e. Do. Find Qua. tract Da arid dna. Shores Do. &a. La o& Yoakah. dp.oat. f00&M564..6 poem. No I Do dp.a. 60. No. Da.6p.a d. o. 60. N 1 D 0.4 p.o. do. .... Do.e p.c.prt. eh d 0... Do. 7 p.c. Prof. Stock.. D0.0p.0.d0.(W.5.e.c.r.) Do i x a 64.(dtv. di ILLI Lou. sad Dora lAN W.CovatNua. bp. c. Lad.W.7p.c.B7..latopih. Losdoodrryd:l7loio oh &Uuc.6pcß tuo.6p. Do. Se Do. If per mot . _ low redeem, Ws YdLud C005.6p.47.8400k Do. Cons. Br.* &Iwo Do. 4{ p.ct. Pref. Idea Do. Lel. Mats 4 p.c. Norfolk sp. fa /No& North Britlahe period Do. New Goa 6 p. el Do. border Union gas N.Yoo—Berw.4 Do. do. do Do. Leeds d p.ei. No. 1 DS. Yeet. & :Lima Ilmth 11646111iOnallow.ProL Do.Abor. Do. p. 66. Prot no* 11. Doves Mod 64 p. :dim Moot Am &LOAN Do.llperost Do. lied y per coot 5. Wales oot I Do. 41 per pa. lout ,S. YouloWo p. c. ino lltook.aDartlogtoo6p.o Do. do. D6p.o Do. do. C6p.o Wake.* [llkiaoldp.o W.1614-01.41stgua.st Do. do. 2,W do Do. Nen. 6 p. ct. Prof Dado.porp. 6p. et prod all _lailwatp • 12 Kabob &haat. ?pa. all adman L / all Nam I. 017111111101141;.: Id Comma Mae t Rea 21 1 °s t i fistemisa II Data lthoelsk W Kasten of hones 10 Od. Rua= Rm. p. all at. Gavad a frame W Gt. leizessbg. Oast. NL all Italian Junction all Lake Constance & Bala all Lome and Turnhout all Lyons sod Genera all Marla Antonia all Nero &Liege I . : the all Do. 6p.c.Prf. Belg.gov. W Northern of ce lb Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Prot all Paris, Lyons, and Meat all Paris and Orleans 15 Recife and 8. PIIISICI/C0 15 Rig (Y .% ernamand DUlllti c 2 iwcol g. 7p. e u all 'Rome and fr all Royal Danish all Royal !Swedish all Do. 7 per cent. all flambee and Meuse W Do. 51 per cost. Fret. 4 SanPaulodlin. , p7peret. 14 Aust & Loon. Venetian all Southern of France all West Flanders all Do. Si per cent. Prof - all West & N. M. of France' 6 .Western of Austria all Wiesbaden xd - pm • - - • l i MN* 84: Ot.North.49.e—lan= 100 Nls MOW etlNadetk4p.a.llar. . lee ft N •-. 14,4111 1 N. 11844. 4p.d. JaalLl ely 1011 NMS ... _ _ _ 84. So:4IW N. 1k44. 4 la. et. I* N Si •• . • 177717,11 C W.ll.l4laadthl.-4ip.d. SO *4 BRITP4I.I POSSESSIONS. gb. 11M 1 liAturAra I Ca r ei n a rda 9ll4 " . I " I X, p. k) s t i l 100 au Atlantic 4lt La 76 77 - a 100 Hem. Bar. &C.ln.g.6aa 91 92 - 18 all Do. do. B DS 101 - 10 all Buflalotlakorthrodd 11 A 41 all Do. Prehronce 6 7 - 100 100 Bliff.,Drezia.eGodaMeth flp.e. Bda., Ant 1, 1072 ondorsadayEa.(Bl.ll. 76 SO 100 100 Do. Ju171,1871, ditto 67 It - 100 100 Do. Jung I, 1874. ditto l6 7 0 _. 6 all ,Calcutta &8. Imam YdM par - 10 8 ICape7.&Doekep.e.gna l4 11 414 - 69 7+ Ceylon, goa r4 ildier cont 1 1 a dil ls 20 15 , Patera lie 2l 11 a IS 8t 100 'Fast Indian 10 all Do. Jubbulpon - - - 108 all Do. 41 p. cal/abed 97 PI - 100 all Do. 6p. et. do 904 1004 - 100 all Do. do. do. 1805-70 14 Oy dla 911 24 all Geelong Melbourne - - - Ea 100 Grand Trunk of Canado 22 28 •-. 100 all Do. 6 par el rm. - 100 all Do.See.Prefallp.et.fic OO 03 -. 100 all Do. 6 per at banana 44 46 45 100 all Do. 7 per Oa 1802 4O 66 - 100 all Do. do. 1867 42 47 - 100 all Do. do. 1873 4l 67 - SR 106 Great Indian Penland' WY 961 941 20 • Do. New - St. 100 83t. s. of Indlag. 6p. ct, - - - 10 18 ; Dn. Do 2l 2 di. - 2% all 'O4-Weet Canada, Shares 111 114 111 101 18 i Do. Now fli ie dl. id 06 all Diipda,Paraopt.uuBo os 96 100 all Do. do. 72 opt. MU 60 93 80 - 100 all Do. do. 78 erltboutep. 90 97 - 100 all Do.6epat.Bda,pay.77 lo 92 - St. 100 Madras Guar. 44 par ea 61 43 .- et. too Do. do. 6 per et. Vie 121 - St. 1106 Do. al per et fttaa. 85 87 -. 20 116 Do. 404.11zi0n. da - M. 100 Melb.Corp.ap. etßends -.-• -• 20 MI N. Lrunawick & C•nads &us A cap. oh. - 10 all Do. do. Land do 6 7 10 all Do. tlo. 11 cop. do 6 7 10 all Do. do. Land do 6 7 26 6a Gude (Unified) -- - 6a 100 sdale 9 61 97 1 -- 10 10 , Do. Punjaub p. 44 - Bt. 1 1 Do.Ind.94.1Gotg. 6 16 - 10 1 00 Itrinalad.Unaltad.Bol9 1 466 -. DOCKS. Yal Cl. na. I &Um 180,410 St. Commerciat 1100 160001 St. lib. 4 p. et. Pret, ;066,898, St. Eaat and West India-1100 8,61.4.310 St. London 1,939001 St. il. Katharine 300,845 1 St. Southampton 000,000 qt. Victoria 6,0001 20 Do. New I I ;Ms pat FOREIGN OBLIOATII ItaiLwAye: all o.Laseinhourg 9p. cent. aU all I Do. issued North. of France 9 p. ct. Do.;Boulogne/ 4p. ct. all .Do. InteCharlero all Paris& Lyons 6 per cent. all Do. New 3 per cent.. all ItoyalSwetlish spercent all 9.Aus . d:Lwn-Ven. 3 p. c. all Southern of nonce 3p. c. all Victor Emmanuel bp. c. all ,W.&N. W.of Vrance.lp.c. It 12i 111 12 A i, 10 ili 12 921 94 111 12 MIME MINER. j r. j& Alfred Cona (PIENeI ) I 1 at:ltlaltho• _ I iria; 0. Co*. As*.)Ma Fiat Basset (Mogan) .. 'East Carsdoo _ 'E..‘Vh. Rummel (Tarbak ) Grumbler R St. Aubyn Great South Tolgua Alfred (Phillaek G. Wk Vat Oresivill• Llmatra-Poet iiiil Mew sit i.iii 20.000 6,000 1,024 400 612 tilaptoa Downs Lady Bertha NM2ne(tin s y Utast) wn N. Maori (111 o) N. Wit. Bret (Mopa) North Wheal Crotty Par Coos. (St. Blasay) . PTOMIIIII[4I (U. Lelaat). Sortaide•Coo. Mhz. Co. S. Camila Mt. Chart S. Cora Neva 11..D0v . 0a Iron s OM 55,000 15,000 10,000 100,815 05500 10,401 100,0011 00,000 43,174 1 00,000 NN 41-TI !wised I ,. 4. iii 13 9.11 Ll 4. 4110•11.1 Ltl ;ye 4 - 1" 1 221 400 410 1071 1121 12 121 71 71 St 2t W. Frames (mops) Stray Park ,TantarraLabradMaC I 1 ; i i 1: . It l it 41 116 66 4 6_ 6_ Vale of Tr,,, Alr . ) West Banat ( ) W. Caradon ( card; Weft Seton Wh. Buses (Mogan) • • WA. (Itodrtt ) I Irb. Edward (Calatoek) IV/b• City (Un- Lelanti IWheal Mary Ann (litchi:clot) Tralawney (Usk 7} 17.1. 91 4i . 45 FURKION IM'l2l. its fa -1 Id! ii .--i -14 110 31 40 i 4 81 18 19 stl VI 80, $9O NO 1114 11/; 1.10 100 1I 1 12i 1 3 Australian Bon Accord, Limited Brasimp. fiesta.") I Do. St. John del Roy Da land & MIL Co. Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jan Cobre Copper Copla M po Dun ountain Copper Fortuna General Gt. Northern al 8. Australia= Ispunda Linares Lusitanian Martquita N. Rhine Copper el 8 Australia PontehandBllvorlsad Port Phillip Scottish Austin. (Um) United Mexican Wo Do. rthing (lAra.) JOLNT STOCK so 1 4 Ili i 1 it zd • U liad 19 Pal 9 110 1 Pm i i !l:' tilla No. ISt I Barra& I Pd. ICL prime. 1 Salsa , 20.000 i NM Agra and U. Her. back . SO a 14 - 12,560 I 60 Australia's 10,0001 16 Bank of Egypt - 6,000 , 1041 Bank of Loudon IN - .- ad 61 603 ad 60,0001 se Bank of Turkey S If IMs - 20,000 ,SO British N. America 52,1001 SO Chart. Bank of India, I Australia. and China . an 113 111 ..• 10,0001 IS Carted. Marc. of India, Lon., and China all ••• ... .., lOM 1011 M ew - 10,00011 N 60,000 10.1110oni. of Canada ...... - 25,000 100 Oren of London SO 101 111 25,000 , 10 ling. flootakAuslatartd 5ll 15/ 103 ad 18 ad 80,0001 20 O. Bank of Switzerland all - - - 55,000 20 ,Lon. Ch. Bank of Aosta all 22 23 - 24,000 60 Inadois and County - 0.000 60 !Loudon Joint Stock - - 30; id 10,000 20 London A South African 4 11 1 die - 61,110 100 Lou. awl Westminster lO .- - - ad WIN 10 nat. Pros. of Larestad 4ll -. •- - NOM 10 De. New - WON N Woad Bank - wool 10 aW South Wales - anal• 111 este& Bank Corpora all 47 48 473 3 IiMSO IN terms Mai - Ikea; 10 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,0001 10 Do. New - 16,000, 26 South Australia GOA® 161Uniou of Atutralla - - - 00,11001 50 Union of ',Won 11.000 , 100 Unity Mutual MISCELLANEOUS. No. 18 . I W 405811.1. I P.l ICL prime. 1 Salm, tr...:1 ri A M au ellela Mini 1 Tli. 113. 163 - 161060' .- ad 60,005 lo BMW Waterworks, all 43 43 43 - - SO Brit. American Lad .' 40 - - -. 4000, SO Brit.& hishllsg. TeL • all 115 57 MIMI 10 Do. 16 7 per e. till 1881 all 18 SO 11.7101 711 De. 0 - 1,615. 324 Commis laud all 107 110 111 10 4000' 10 Channel Islands TeL (L, all - - - 110,000; st. Cop.Mg.of Eng @Smelt. all - - - 12.00 , 1 25 Do. Pref. 73 per rest all 11111 241 - 1,001926 St. Crystal Palace - 100,8t0 St. Do. Treference - 160,000 St. Do. II p. et. Perp. Ikb.•100 1105 108 -. 60,000 20 Fastlndinirrig..: Canal 1 4 1 die - 700,000 St. Electric Telegraph 'loo 08 102 - 7,124 23 Do, New ll6 - - din .- 70,000 6 tog. and Aust. Cop. - 110,000 15 Oen. Steam Navigation 14 I - - - 830,000 1 Greet Ship (Mulled) . • all 1I I - 100,000 1 Do. 171 par cent. Pref. all - 11000 • Lea. District Tel. (L) 3 - - dis - 60,000 10 Landon Discount (L) - - Ms - 100,000 4 Lon Gen. Omnlbua Co all 1 - 60,000 10 Madras Irrign. 4 Canal 1 i 11 1 li pm 2; 50,000 10 MediterranumElec leL all I - - - 12,000 10 Meallter. Ex. Tel. Lm. all 21 11 - 50,000 25 National Discount Co 613 ill die ad - 6,000 20 NerinutlaCoalklrontl, 5 14 01 Ms - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land *. - all - - - 00,000 6 Do. 6p. e ., la at 1 dia. all 1 1 - 1,72 A 100 N. Bruns. AN. Scot LI. IN - - - 188,676 IN. Brit. Australadan an i lad - 60,000 1 Oas - 60,000 1 Do. 'grew Shama' - ISt 1 dls par - 40,000 10 Mien In. Stat. (Lim.) 5 34 111 Ala - 000,001' at. Peel River Lad& 311 n. 101 48 61 - 20,0 N, 601 Pealn. and Orkin. Memo 1 all 71 73 - 20,000 60 Do. New ll 11 12 pas - 60,000 20 lad Ilea It lad. TeL 4 1 10,460 60 a far6Oys. fro b n yßr.Elov. , all 171 184 171 all 11 19 - mo9o la Do. New an S 4 -. 16,930 100 Royal Mall Steam ._ . 10 46 50 -, 100,000 St. Scottish Aut. Invade& ISO 125 135 ad -• 7000 23 South Australian Land all SS 15 -• 76,w0 1 Submarine TeL Snip h ornan -, 160,004 1 Do. do. lealstered all -. 11,300 10 Do. do. - 50,00 25 Trustlnoo. Up. Can. 6 -.• ..• 10.044 100 Irma Ulannea laad 253 93 10 1 ..-,. 19 91 16 17 MONEY MARKET.-{THIS D 417) Two o'CLocc. There has not been much business to-day in the funds. Firmness is shown. At one period of the morning an improvement of per cent. was attained, but this has since been lost, owing to • rather remarkable pressure for money in the Stock Exchange. British railway stocks exhibit a fresh fall. The proceedings in connexion with the adjudica tion of the Indian loan are now in progress at the ludia-offics in Westminster. Great interest is evinced to learn the government reserved price, re specting which no intimation has yet reached the City. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock is firmer, and is last marked 9911 for the account. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 4k., showing a fresh rise of per cent. since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92, 911, and 92 for money, and 921 and # for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 92 for money, and 921 to 1 for the 7th of March. The official business report is as follows Bank. Stock, 231, 233 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 31E, 92, 912; New Three per Cents., 91E, 92, 911, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1833, 161; India Stock, 219, 2181 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 1 ; ditto, for account, 99/, 981, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced's rupee paper, 93 ; Exchequer Bills, Si,., 35., la., dis. The foreign stock market is quiet. Portuguese bonds are in better demand. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 701 to j ; and that of 1853, 561 to 2. Mexican bonds are quiet. Sales are reconled as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 86 ; Dutch Two-and s-Half per Cents., 632 (exchange 128.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for 'coconut, 231 ; Piedmontese Five per Cents., 761 (exchange 25fr.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863. for account, 451, 46 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 431, 46 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 561 ; ditto, for account, 562, 2 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21. The Strathdon has arrived from Melbourne with 196,0001. in gold. The discount market yesterday was rather tight, at 6 to 7 per cent, for the best bills. There was an increased demand at the Bank. At Vienna on Wednesday the Austrian funds ad vanced } per cent. There were again no gold operations at the Bank. The remittances of specie to the United States are now ceasing ; the total by the Kangaroo, whicrgt on Wednesday, was only 3,900!. The remittances of silver by the next outwanl Bombay steamer are expected to exceed 400,filiar The Stock Exchange Committee has confirmed the sentence of expulsion against the member whose case has been referred to. Tho Liverpool cotton market yesterday was steadier, with sales to the extent of 7,000 bales, but there was no recovery in prices. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr. J. H. Smith, tanner, of Bermondsey, passed his exami nation. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have pub lished the correspondence which has taken place between Mr. David Robertson, M. P., and the Government of Buenos Ayres, with regard to the conversion of each bond of 500/. into five of 1001. each. Messrs. Baring add that they will be pre pared as soon as practicable to carry into effect the arrangements referred to. The dividend on North Staffordshire Railway stock is announced at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, being also the same as that paid for the corresponding six months of 1859. The shame were heavy upon the announcement. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 167/. • the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,6201. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 459/. ; the Midland an increase of 3,4231., prin cipally in the merchandise and mineral traffic ; and the North Eastern an increase of 3,1181. The annual general meeting of shareholdon in the City of London Brewery Company (Limited) took place yesterday. The gross profit during a period of eleven months has readied 43,155/., out of which a dividend of 6 per cent. per annum, both on the preference and ordinary shares, was declared. The amount carried over to the reserve fund is 1,704 L ; leaving a balance of 754/, to be carried to the credit of the next half year's account. In concluding their report the directors remark :—`• Making due allowance for the unfavourable weather throughout the past year for the consumption of ale and beer, and the great and unforeseen rise in the price of malt and hops, the directors think that, when they can lay before the shareholders a statement showing a bend fide gross profit approaching 50,000/. a year, they are fully warranted in stating that the suc cessful establishment of the company is now placed beyond all question." The half-yearly meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company is called for the 22nd instant. A further call of 31., completing the moiety of the capital which is required by the royal charter before the commencement of 'banking buainese, is to be paid on the shares in the London and South African Bank by the 4th of March. The directors of the Rhymney Iron Company have declared a half-yearly dividend of Ife. upon each 501. 'share, and 4s. 6d. on each 151. share. The half-yearly meeting of the South Yorkshire Railway Company is called for the 27th instant ; that of the Wells and Fakenham Railway Company for the 28th inst. ; that of the Great Northern and Western of Ireland Railway Company for the 28th instant ; and that of the Rhymney Railway Com pany for the 26th inst. The annual meeting of rroprietors of the Bank of Egypt is called for the loth inst. The half-yearly meeting of the Submarine Tele graph Company is called for the 21st inst., to de clare a dividend ; to receive the supplemental charter, as well as the new convention with the French government, to authorise the directors to lay down a new telegraphic line between England and France; to authorise the borrowing of money on debenture, and for other purposes. A petition for the winding-up of the Union Dis count Company (limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 12th inst. The winding up of the British and Foreign Smelting Company (limited) will be proceeded with in the same court on the 22nd inst. Mr. Nathaniel Alexander, of the firm of Messrs. N. Alexander, Son, and Co., and Mr. Edgar P. Stringer, of the firm of W. S. Lindsay and Co., have joined the board of the India Cotton Com pany. THURSDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92k fur the 7th of March, opeued this morning at 92k, " sellers," and closed at 92k to For money the last price was 91k to 92. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91k, 1, I, 1, ; ditto for account (March 7), 92k, j, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, f, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 761 ; Thirty Years Annuities , expiring in April, 1885, 161, 16 ; India Stock, 2171 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 991, 1,1, 1, I ; ditto for account, 984, 991, 1; ditto Four per Coat. De bentures, 189 ; ditto Bonds, 20n., 155., din. ; Five-and-a- Ha lf per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1002, 4, 101. Owing to the favourable character of the ex planations given by Sir Charles Wood yesterday with regard to the Indian finances, a rise of 2 per cent. occurred to-day in the rupee paper. The Five per Cont. was bat quoted 94 to 96 ; and the Five-sod-a-Ilan per Cout., 100 to 101; India Bends were quoted 20s. to 153. die.; and Exchequer 7A. to at dig. . . The fumign stock market was inactive. Mexican Bouds wore rather firmer, closing at 231 to 1. The Turkish L oan o f 1854 was qu i e t, all 701 to and that of 1858 at 561 to 1. In the market fur bank shares to-day there was a alight improvement in Commercial and Bank of Egypt. Union Beuk of London were quoted rather lower. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. Croat Ship shares were quoted se. 3d. to ss. 9d. Red Sea Tcl:.;.Trapli shares have rallied to 171 to 181, owing to au increasing belief, that whatever may be the nature of the inessuro proposed by government, they must tend to consolidate the company's original guarantee. Tltere was a further decline in United States Five per Cents. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Occan Marine lii imranee, 31 to t. prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to If prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, 11 to prem. ; London and Provin cial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irri gation, 5-16 to 3-16 din. ; East India and London Shipping, to 1 prem. ; and India Cotton, Ito Pram. MI2;ES'.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz: - The mining market to-day is rather inactive. Little change has occurred in prices. The trans actions have ken principally confined to shares in East Basset, Wheal Margaret, Great Wheal Martha, West Caradon, Wheal Grenville, Provi dence, and Levant Mines. There are inquiries for the shares of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Aus tralia, which have been dealt in at 1 prem. North Rhine copper are marked be., and United Mexican, 34. - nom Rawkmoor (Feb. 5) Capta'n J. Richards reporta : " There bun been nu lode taken down at any of the points of opcmtion Lines last week, consequently there is no alter ation to report. We are glad to say that so far u the lode is cleaned in the pitch, in back of 30, it is a good lode of copper ore, quite equal in value to former reports,A feet wide, worth " fully 6 tuna of copper ore, of very good quality per fathom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARS-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) The weather has been fine since our last report, although occasionally threatening tor rain. The wind bee now shifted to seat. The supply of hotne.grown wheat this week continues moderate. Ilene !United. Barley a little increased since last day. Malt a liberal quantity, and oats short. Botch larley a little in addition, but oats very few. drub nab, none arrived since Wednesday. The foreign arrivals of wheat lava much lac eased since last day, prin. cipally Awueripw , and another very large cargo from San Franeuico, and a little Black Sea and French. Flour, also large arrival, of American, and a small parcel of sacks from Spain. Be rley, Mediterranean and Black Sea rather large. Oats,. very contracted. The trade au Eu4lish wheat is a little improved and wiles made at the full piles of Monday for all good useful qualities, nut inferior s.unples hang on hand. Foreign, In retail, at very full prkee. LIAM trade rather more active and late quotations well su rra. - r :Arrivals very small, and value fully equal to Monday. FL We. -A fair business doing in foreign, and rather better prices obtained today. Norfolk, plow. Ihisan and Pets without change. FLOATING CAIUMIL+. -A good business doing at rather advancing rates. A large number still on sale. WEcat.-Engliela : Essex and Kent, white, new, 465. to 58s. ; ditto, foe old, 651. to 6Hs.; ditto red, new, 375. to 64e.; ditto, flue, old, 51,i. to fits. ; Norfolk, lee., fine, old, 595. to 675.; red, new. 46e. to 675. Foreign : Dental°, 610. to 675. ; lino, 67.. to 735. ; Konigsberg, 50s. to Ms. ' • ditto, extra, G. 1.. to 715.; gostook, 64a. to 675. ; fine, old, 68s. to 715.; American white, 626. to 675. • ditto red. 60s. to 645. Baacrr. malting, 421. to 464. ; fine, 485.; griodiug, 304. to 314.; t4l in 325. to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 29e. to 334.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 3811.; malting, 41s. to Cs. MALT. -Eazlisb, Essex and Norfolk, 60s. to 625. ; fine, 67.. to 7.1 h.; Kingpton and town made, Ms. to 645.; fine, 67e. tone.; brown, fine, 561. to 595. OAT& -Eoglish feed, 235. Od. to 26e. Od. ; potato, 26a. to 30s. ; foreign, 21s. Otl. to 275. Haulm -uglish tick, 31s. to 35a. ; harrow ' 35a. to 395. ; pigeon, 355. to ; foreign, ?decagon, 265. to 321.: tick, :Rs. to 40, ; Krni4aherg, 3.Je. to 46e. ; Egyptian, :;7s. G. 386. -- i&Vs.—English boilers, 404. to --s.; white sod blue, 40.. to 44, ; 'furies, FAL to 144.; grey, 375. to 41s; foreign, 42.5. to 4Gs. FLOVR. —EngMk town, NO. to 82a. t •ditto Ilne, r:„. to 57a.; country, I. to 41s. ; liovasholda, —4. to —a. ; Nortol!. and Suffolk, 40a. to 41s. ; French, 41e. to 50a. per sack; American, :We. to 3k.; Canadian, oh. to Ma. ; Spanish, 46a. to 49a. AEUIVAth INTO LONDON TROY YT0..4 TO TEO 3. Wheat . Barley . P! ,1 ! , • • .LwilUsh v. 0,1 Scotch. 1110 SO 420 •• • I __ Malt Vas Lisa klour. 610 sacks , Foreign, - 141 - WlBB. 38420 21800 210 9p rclu ; and 23.720 Oils LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) lOUTICH AND MISR MAGNETIC TILLEGILATEL (MN OUR OWN CORLIMPOSORXT.) Fair atteudance at to-day's market, with a moderate busine:4.. W Mott at extreme rates of Tuesday. Flour in more inquiry, !sieve unchanged. Indian corn fair de, at 375. :M. to 3d.. fur mined • :425. lid. for Galatz. Beans, Cd. dearer. Good *idly. ate and oatmeal dull sale. lin 106 We 11 4 6 1111 101 lit lit 106 108 110 111 100 110 114 116 76 60 Ili 116 117 119 119 119 101 105 N 99 90 101 89 el 90 91 101 103_ in 181 10 io+ Hi 11 76 . 78. h. iiit 15j 16 111 137 119 118 xtll 118 118 xd iii iiii id 113 116 i d in 103 xd I/0 163 zd 123 131 Id 70 76 61 89 110 118 160 166 14 14i 115 180 id pm xd 00 11 xd i ipm V. 134 136 t.l 101 104 66 97 111 111 119 111 111 I . di* ispm IST 126 102 II 29 24 192 104 109 104 91 93 100 102 lIS 88. 1.1 1- 8 7 1 1 121:1 42 4d 124 126 120 124 110 IN 122 121 MAIM N Si 2 1} ; i II Ili 12} :I $ x IS I * dil fa se 4 71 II IV 111 374 IN P 9 IC 37 64 $6 Si If : It 1 t 111 4 , 1/*i 1 1 41, 1 1 1 4 111 In 114 hil Ii IL 1 Pd liaTs.9l 1 $‘4.0.1 I Closing prices. I &ilea. 31 3: 1 1 2 71 1 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SVGA R. —The market has again been dull this week. and the pried with difficulty supported, and the amount of business done below the usual average. Refined i'nces are unaltered. the demand limited. COYVIIC —The pablic sales have gone off with some brisk ness, nt molly previcus rates. TG.—The large ptiolic sales have progressed with e eadi nen at previous rates. Rtes. —A limited business only done, and we cannot quote an advance in prices. RUM. —A full amount of business has been cl..ne this morning. Demerara proof sold is. Ild. to 25., cbiedy the former price. B.twirrix..—This article 6u been dull of sale. Corms. - The business done this week has again ben SAME, have been steady, but not active, this week. Markets general:) , have been inactive thin week. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The tom Let is ste:Av. Town tallow is quoted Ms. Al. net aisli ; Petenicog Y.C., on the spot, Na. ; February to Numb, tills ; March, 60'. :id. ; April to June, 43..6d. ; Jule to September, 3... ; October to December, 368. to !tia. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nleasrs. Patten.lm and Smith report that the market continues firm at late prices. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADICNIIALL.--Hides, 0011... to 6411/.., 34. to 31.1. ; 641 b.. to 721bn., 30. to 314. ; 7211”. to 80165., 3 of. t.. ; 8011, to MIA., 31.1. to 44. ; 1411 b.. to Stilbe:, 4.1. to 414. ; 711111.. to 1041 b..., 4jd. to 4'.11. llono to 10.. Calf skills Light , to 48. dd. ; full, 6e. lid. BERIIONDSZT. — s heep 0.1 to 10*. ; Kenta nod half-bred.s, 7s. 0.1. to Be. Od. ; Downs, to U. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton. 215.11. ; Walls End Haswell, 2 1 .5. 3 .14 Walls 7,1m1 South Hatton, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 30a. 941. ; Walls End Edam, 20a. 3d.; Walls End Goaforti, 19s. ; Walls End Hutton, 19s. ,• Walls End Killin;worth, East : 175. ; Byron, 20s. ; Powell's Duffryn Skein, 21s. ; Carr a Orkin:xi Mutiny, 17s. ; West Hartley, 17.. ; B e lo. side Hartley, 175.; Davidson's Hartley, 17a. ; H.)n-ard's Hartley, 17a. —Sid pi at market, 77. PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. L/171Wool, Pan. 7.—Birkenhead, al Ml—Caledonian .:•.• - k. 97:—Eastern Connths. 10 3-16—Great Northern Mock. 112 11 —Great Westerns. 741—Laticasiths and Yorkshire. 1151 11.•.: —L o a_ don and North Western, 1002—Manchester, Mieflillold, aiel lan tetellete, 512—Midland stork. 132;-1 4 4 . . to New Mares. E 11 p. —North 1111141.8toc1:, 65; 0,5 —North fitattonishire, 22 g North Eastern, Berwick capital Mock. 104—Do. York Capital Mork, to—lan. Leeds Sleek. 102 Gl—south Eastern. 251 — West Midbvntl , Pt 47-I.toWit Rhenish.: 5-16 d.—Great Luxembourg, 02 4..;—(iiwiel Trunk id Chudda, 52—Great Western .4 Careta. 11 3.16 11 s.lo—lllinois central, mod.—Buffalo and Lake Horn., 41 s—Thames and Mersey Marine Company, 12 p. tIAN , fIE.IIIOt. rrit. 7.—The market was rat all day, closing a "bed, at.o., the 10v.e4 yedations. Great Western of Canals. 11 6-Pi—Great Western. uol—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1161-- Lomlou and North Western. 1002—lisueliehtv r, gbefileld, and Luieptiodilrn. 132.—North Eastern, Bernick, 1042 r i,,, t h swiped", 12 .I—Eouth Emden], 52—WhItthaven and Furor IQ—Thames and Mersey, 1 5.10 p.-111Ino1s Central. lithergati"E, Fan. 7.—The sales to-day were:—pester and Holyhead She per Cent. Preference, 1132 Birmingham and ntaffordshire Gas, New, 32 prem.: and Birrai Waterworks. Nat - . 38. 11rcut Western" were quoted at 70 : n e n don and North Weide n, at 1001 to ; Booth Staffords. at 111 to 112 ; Town and UhtMet Bank. at 122, buyers; Birmingham Bank, at WI, buyers; ulil Mill. at 101 to I. Laity. Fn:. T.—Midland, 1311 I—North }astern, Berwick. la:, 41—Do. York,lo-6heffield, 511—Leeds and Liverpool lanai :•17:. 71 1760 117* ' 11 an sll ii au au all i 1 au i au Its an 1 10a W an ila.