The Express. — London, England, 1861-02-14 00:00:00

6 LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) - -,IERIFFS' COURT, RED-LION-SQUARE. try Mr. l'ailer•Sheritt Hurchcll and a Jury.) PRIX Lill ATIoS, ut TIAN KY. env attended this morning and made his monthly of outlawry. how long these antiquated erre . ,:e to Lc carried on it will be for pmliarneut to de- N,. surrender wan made, and the proceedings were tl. the arcustonaed funnalities. rl cer bents with "0 ves,. yea," and opened . silty Court of the She riff and requested 0.D.4 to draw nigh and give their Mica. The following names were " proclaimed :"- 11.111, at the snit of Norris Newton; Thomas t the suit of Alfred Mayhew ; R. I'. Grif 'ln. snit .4 Joseph B. Goodman ; William Wood .: the suit of George Constable ; George Warren, at t • Lawrence Tare ,alltan • Theophilus Harris. at .4 Willt.im Shutter ; Richard IYOyley Fletcher, at • f John .trnahakh ; and l'harks knthven, at the • 1 . 4in rothersgilt s t county court was appointed for the 14th of THE POLICE COURTS. (Tills DAY.) W.\ NIiefW()RTII. ri . DrNT Ito*MEW( Or A FOXY. vault; luau uanieit Norraal wan plare.l in the rimer-4 with aterthug a luny ). e .uiq tai Itieharil Fletcher, x CIIIMIMO ..wet per, of WAnils r ith. It •Imeared in eriihmee that the prom/tutor had permis• ens to turn his pony jute Mount-road Ilarial•grouod, at Lest Mill, Wandsworth, sal it was seen safe shout 10 • • hick sot M..u,lay morning last. At half-past 12 o'clock orison*, wm sees ratios the Ivey along the Wands . ,'h-rml towards ettnliaiti, and It then had ita tail i o l with ' , trim and • new halter round its neck, as if it a ere fur axle. Shortly before 1 o'clock the preseuted himself at the shop of Jame. Dunn, a .• • ...es•ei. to I ttitta.tttivei, Clapham, and asked him if be „ , tot t., hue y pony. lle said, " I have a nice sound one ••• "ell rhea'," lle was asked what he called cheap, -. Ihe ' , el a 7 ./. note. Huns took the posy oa trial upon an ....mat that he should pay 41. for it. A deposit was peal. I Isom kept poisraiios of the pony until applied to b the , • 'the primmer was taken isto custody, and he toll the ..t 'Me that • gentleman found the posy in his minks, and I ~kol bins to turn it oa to the common. aml be did flowerer, at the station he told the reserve eonstahle th it on the Monday morning he met a gipay on Wanda. setthmaninia, and Legated him (the primmer) to I.'. horse fie a nose. lle went into the harial•ground with 11,. _Nay. mid ••oieted in 'etching the pony. They made the • hop, aiel lie riot the !Key to Union•street, red sold it 1/ four tosvert•et,mtt, It Ir. slated that there was a former conviction against the pro.ollt•r. and that there were other charges. Mr. 114.4hai1l rolortmlmi lino far a week. DEsnurrirs FIRE AT SHOREDITCH.-TIVO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH At half-past five this monting n fire loike out at the Y.irniouth and Ipswich Arms alehouse otuatol at No. ::10, lligh.strret, Shorolitch. The ilia i every was mole Lr police-coustable John Neale, whose stteotion n'llll drawn to some smoke i.oliug from the shop, and no sooner had he given the alarm th 111 the Names horst forth into the street. No time WAS loot iu scaling for the engines and the fire escape; hot helm they arrived a painful scene t.ik place. A female servant, who was sleeping at the t ..p of the house, mile her appearance at the thin' floor window, cried in a frantic manner for help, sol almost imanobatete jumped to the ground. In his en -11,1,011f to catch ber • policeman was knocked to the ground, the unfortunate young woman falling with hiss and dislocating her shoulder. She was ►t once removed to the London Hospital. The landlord, Mr. Abbott, and Ai. wife fortunately escaped ; but we regret to my the forme' was shockingly burnt, and was taken to the hospital. Hy the time the engines were got into play the fire had spread with alarming rapidity, Um house from top to bottom presenting • sheet of flame. The firemen, however, worked in • praiseworthy manner. sod succeeded in extinguishing the fire by 7 o'clock. The house wan gutted; the adjoining one, in the occupation of a isistrycook and a photographic artist, being damaged by tire and water. As soon as the raise were sufficiently cool a mareh was made for two miming children belonging to Mr. .thbott —owe • little boy about eh years of age, and the other • girl about thirteen—both of whom were found burnt to death. Their bodies were pland io • shell and lakes to t►e deed house. THN LATE' FATAL ACCIDENT AT ?HZ i RYST A L PALACE' EA/LEAF' STA note. INQUEST ON THE SUFFERERS.—(THIS DAY.) Tbi.4 morning Mr. William Carter, coroner fur the coder. divieion of Surrey. opened an inquiry at the Patten Anne, near the ervatal P a / a oi, to inveetieato the tirrametancew under which Ellen Lynch. aged fig, and Willem Eager, aged ?I, woe to their death. Thr jury Saving viewed the bodies, the following evidence was given I hide. Piggott —I am a general dealer, living at Faver sham. I identify the loaly of the deceased woman, who ...a my wife's sister. She was named Elea Lynch, and with her sou in Wales. l last caw her alive and in health on Mondiy morning at ten minutes put 7, tloo 'raving her in a railway carriage at Faversham station. Richard Pager —I am uo engineer, and live in Caveadith grove, Wandsworth-road I knew the man lying dead her.. lie was 21 years of ie.4e, and my broth er . HOS names was Wallas Eager, and I Lai saw him alive five or six weeks rolenek Austie -1 am a ticket inspector in the service of the London, Brighton, and Mouth Coast Railway Company. lam stationed at the('natal Palace station. On Monday last I was on duty at the Crystal Palace on the main line or Croydon side, where the Brighton trains arrive from the Victoria *aims. The London, Chatham, and Dover Rail ways meet a t this place, and the passengers ch.ui;e ridge About 9.5 that morning I Jew a train stop which had mime from Faversham. I saw the deceased female on the platform, at!the career by the ticket office for 1.004011. She spoke to me, tendert"( a Faversham to titrood ticket, and I told her she maid have to pay th. oe that ticket, which she mid Rho was on the up platform on the Brighton aisle, sad haul to mem four seta of rails to get to the fooslosybridg• platform. I did not notice that she tad not !ewe. Eager at ibis time was standing en the left hood side of the Loodon.bridge to Victotio down hoe. That wan just apprit e to where she was. The rossiog is a level one ; that is, you have to step over the tails. Eager was in the employ of the London and Itnybton Company as an eon band. The deceased wom e n was crossing the rails, sail bed got over three seta of them. she bad paired Eager, whom I did not nary anything or do anything foe h er assistaoce. ekehad had pawed hint I saw a train coming from Victoria Station to go to Lemilea.bridge. It was dies cemsog mit foam the tamest which was os or left. At that time the deceased ammo was between the on and down lion of the Vk toria hoe. There le a epee there of :10 feet from the isside id the up Use of the Victoria. The mime of the train at that time was about twenty imels from the woman. I caned to Seger, and rid, Rill, look after that lemma." He was about twelve or fifteen feet from her. I cloned the line myself with a ' , sing gentleman after the Pain bed paned, but did O.t know anything bad mewled. I welted for the train to Pass ; mist as soon as it had pared, I caw the two deceased Is reins lying between the Per ea the Loadoe•bildie They wen very mach mutilated. One arm of the e. sun was *mashes!. and Eager WY werytnuelt cot shout the Ira and thighs The bodies were carried intothe moot at the rail of the platform. The woman wes_qatte deed. and Eager awl IS a few minetes afterward , Then it me doubt the gue, mast bare !MN in contact with them I lost sight 14 Coro as the train weed. The weans did sot appear ttiralarly ham. I called Ewer's atteatiea to the woman, me I saw the danger, as she was beltway armee to the elt-lies. I amide, that Eiger loot It. life in trying to eve tbe Nada Be wae there to direct the pamengent which way Is ga, After far farther Maw= had been taken the Coroner "limed raw and the jury returned the following verdict : Sad that the Legend persona stet with their °Mho by araldestal cares ; but we recoannead that pea 141,zen sliouhl sot he allowed to cross the rails, hut that they should go up the stain referred to is the evidence. or that melt other acenmnindatioa should be ezovided as will Prove,* the repetition of each an occurrence. Xt. Amilimbc. the superintendent, elated that he be the subject had Amity been under the coosideratina the nerimay with • view to adopt the suggestioos made t he Jury, which would now doubtless be carried into rise loureethop then laminated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LINCOLN RACES. Nenusegemmet the of tbe frost Uwe races podpos e d vela isreerrew ) and Stardsy. %TrItMAL Rtrzs Amnemnow.—The general r.'••t n; tbie anneistion will be liekl at Willeeeroorne on X , tilt , l,er nest, m alt the presidency of Lord Herbert of reri de Crsy GM sissy infineetial friends of the sr.. .meet Cre etpeeted to be prenent BISHOP OF LONDON S CONFIRMATIONS. ( THIS DAT.) Thin morning the Bishop of London held a con firmation in the district church of Holy Trinity, Haver. stuck.hill, is the presence of the Rev. Alums Champ. nays, M.A., vicar of St. Pancras ; the Rev. Charles Lee, M. A incumbent .4 Trinity ; the Rev..l Min Fitzgerald. M.A., incumbent of at. Stephen's. Camden Tows; the Rev. It. P. Clemesner, incumbent of St. Thomas's, Asar Town ; the Rev. W. It. Arrowsmitli, M.A., incumbent of Mt. Pram. ; the Rev. W. Calvert, M.A., incumbent of Kentish-town Chapel, and many other parochial clergy men. 11, tweets :it*) and 44111 young persons were presented to. hi. I"M...hip, and, aftel a suitable addren• were ati• mitt...l t.. the rite of confirmation by imposition of heals. 1 b Friday, theltted inst., the bishop will hold a confirmation at Islington Church ; on the 27th, at Meryl.- hone Church ; ou March Ll, at Christ Church, Net/ple at/eat ; on March 20. at St. James's, Paddington ; on March :04, at Mt. James, PiocadiUy ; on April 10, at St. Luke's Church, Chelsea ; on April 19, at Kensington ; on April 24, at :it. Pancras ; and on April Lig ° at Christ Church, Spital.l fields. LONDON AND SOCTIFWESTZAN RAIL Ii r. awls DAY.) The half-yeariv metting of the proprietors ults held At the WAtr . loo-station; thptain MANGLEI in the chair. The report, published in the Exprat of Saturday last, basing been taken as read. The (.'a ITIOViI77, its adoption, said, considering the extraordinary amouut lit wet weather in the last part of laf4i, seal that the traffic of the new line was not develeped, the beard thought the result of the half. year's working net unsatisfactory. Though interest was paid on the shares of the Exeter Extension line front th.. Ist of July, the goods traffic did not conneence till the Ist of S•epteniber. The whole line front Basingatoke to Exeter was • single line, and hence the traffic h.al been worked at coastrable disadvantage. Six miles of line had, however, alr ea dy b een doubled: the Exeter and Yeovil Company had been called upon to double sixteen miles, and' before bog there would he altogether miles .4 double line ' between Basingstoke and Exeter. The heard of Trade had called upon the directors to double the Southampton and Donlester line, and although this was in their view unnecessary, they were compelled to sub mit. The extension from Exeter to Exmouth would be ready for opening in the stein and the works notarially is which the eompaay were interested were rapidly approaching completain. The almost unceasing wet, to which he hail referred, had greatly in crossed the cost of the permanent way. This was .4 coin,. exeeptioual hut be must now state that the 11.1,0001. which the shareholders had agreed to set aside every half year for the renewal of the permanent way would not be sufficient, but must be augmented by an additional NOW. A notion had got abroad that the erectors of that company were in favour of extensions. That notion was entirely unfounded. The director; thought they get quite far enough when they gut to Exeter, and they bad no intention to ask the shareholders to sanction or subscribe to any more extensions. (Cheers.) That resolution would Five them more time to de velop the traffic of the line. When the works in opera tion ,were complete, the company wonkl have 470 Mal" of railway, which would afford ample scope for the attention and energies ..f the beard and the staff of odicees. (Hear.) As regarded the superannuation allow ances fur the company's servants, he hoped that at the next 1)4111 - early meeting the company would consent to increase the vote, I,ooof. • year, already set apart for that purpose. He must on that occasion °sprees his deep regret, and that of his colleagues, at the recent accident which bad cost the life of • highly valuable member of society, and one who was greatly esteemed by the highest personage in the realm. (Hear, hear.) He could not, however, help remarking that only four lives had been lust an the railway belonging to that com pass,.; and this although within the last ten yeers no less than 54000,000 pamengen, sod within the last year 7,000,000, were conveyed. That showed, he thought, that there was no want of tare in the management, how ever deplorable was the disaster to which he had referred. (Hear, bear.) _ _ The. motion having been %encoded, Mr. Trrr., M.P., %aid the lamentable accident which had occurred lately came, he believed, under the head .4 events which were beyond the range of human control. (Hear.) After some diactustion the report was adopted. NORTHERN AND sAsrzarr RAILWAY COM PANY.-(THIR DAY.) This afternoon the half-yearly general meeting of proprietors was held at the Company's offices, Bishops gate Statics ; IG. R. W. RINNAIRD in the chair. The SECRETARY read the following report : " The directors have to report to the proprietors that the dividend on the respective shares of this company fur the half-year ending the 314 of December last, will become payable on and utter Monday, the 25th inst., as follows, viz. :—On shares of A)1. guaranteed 5 per cent. per an num, U. be. each ; on shares of 50/. guaranteed 6 per cent. per annum, 1/. Rh. each. less property tax." The CHAIRAIAN moved that this report be adopted, and that the dividend therein announced be agreol to sod ile• dared. He did not know that he had any special re• marks to make on this occasion, but it would be satisfactory to the shareholders to be assured that the Eastern Counties Railway Company if it was not going ou increasing its traffic as some others,was yet progressing , and, under all dr. eunistances, he thought in a very satisfactory manner. There was one thing in which the interest of the Northern and Eastern Company was much con cerned, namely, the metal meintenance of the per manent way, and this was a week which was going am more and more every year, and the line was stability, and he thought in value. Fifty sullen of the railway had been relaid this )enr, and everything had been dose to work the line in a satisfactory manner, and to maintain it in the most efficient state. The report wee adopted, and a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors terminated the proosidinp. 311RRIAE OF A WARD OF COURT. A pro readies calculated to cool the ardour of young get. tlemen who fall in love without leave took place on Tuesday in the Dublin Court of Chancery. Some short time ago, the public were entertained b an account of a romantic mamage, celebrated in , in which • young Lady and a young gentlemaa from !rebind, • minor, were repeal/aged to have lied from the fangs of • judi c i a l mon ster in that country : who had strictly forbidden the young Romeo from becoming united to his Juliet. It was stated that they had availed themselves of the happy freedom of the Snitch law, and after qualifying themselves by residence in that highly-favoured land for a certain number of days, were publicly joined together in the bonds of wedlock. The report was accompanied with' warm congratulations of the young couple for their defi• ince of the cruel Irish I ludicellor, and with fine moral re. Sections upon the superiority of the short and easy Scotch method of getting married, instead of being obliged to fol. ' low the clumsy And dilatory forms which prevail m Ireland. It a pp e a r ., however, that the felicity of the newly-wedded pair hex been already sadly interrupted. An attachment was issued from the Court of Chancery, in obedience to which they were in attendance at court, accompanied by certain friends ; and the judge, untouched by their recital of their tale of love, actually committed two of the abettors to the unromantic seclusion of the Four Courts Manholes, with—still more terrible penalty -peremptory injunctions that the young bridegroom, who was conured to the cue. todv of a stern "guardian of the person, should not be allowed to hold any communication with his bride. () t-roo I Na; MA I —Ex PORT OF SPECIE. —YeAter day (Wednesday), the Liverpool, New York, and Phila delphia Company's steamer Edinburgh was despatched front Liverpool for New York, with mails for the United states, Al cabin pasemigers, angers, large ergo, and upwards of 44.00 W. ia specie. To-day (Thurnday) the Quebec and Montreal Royal Mall steamer Canadian will be de spatchol from th• Mersey for Portland, Maine, U.S.. with the Canadian and American mails. The box at the Liver. pool post-olles will be open for the receipt of letters, kc., until L. noon. Late Wain may be forwarded rid London-' decry up to 4.30 p.m., and with late fens of Id. until 9.30 p.m. The British and North American Royal Mail steamer Australasian will be despellehed ham the Mersey for New York on Saturday next. film will take out the United Steles and North American teas, kc. The box at the Liverpool nod-office will be opera for the receipt of letters, kr., until l 0 a.m. Late letters, kr., may he forwarded rot Queenstown up to 5.30 p.m., and with late fees of Id. until 9..111 THE 1111.1 AN NAVY. —The comminaion on the plan of constructing a naval port at Sneeze has just sent in its report to the Minister of Marine. Parliament will be asked to vote fifty million lire for the preliminary works, which will be commenced next month. Fifteen million more will be demanded for the construction of three float ing batteries and five plated frigates. Orm-wonc.—But do we work too bard I "It is better to wear out than to rust oat," mid Bishop Cum berland. "There will he time gaol& for repose in the grave," writes Arnold to Nicole, 'Don't talk to me," rid Dr. Adam Clarke, "about having too many irons in the fire. Poker. tongs, shovel ! keep them all going !" Life is no fi ligree, dilettanti work. There must be honest, hearty, manly einkavour. Laborer use °rare. All this may be granted. Yet the fact remains, that in no other country, and at no other epoch, have the educated sod pro fessional claim's ever toiled and moiled and drudged under Mary a strain of anxiety, as in this our &Ward under the Victoriaa era. Benin disease, heart disease, • thoinsinil subtle forme of nervous disease, borne the skill and defy the drugs of the physici.n. " You cork too hard," Medicos is saying 6U day lo ng to fetienta of all ere from the pro. fissions and hum connting.horres. "Deed of too much week," ehimild be cut upon the vaults in the ceme t er i es of all large to twee.—From . "The High Pressure Age" in the London Review. MIJSZTY or PATENTS, SOUTH IC ENS I NOTON. - Number of visitors fur the week ending Feb. 9, 2.863. Total number sioon the opening al the Mum= free daily (12th May. 1851), 322,8G5. SHARI, L1578.-(17118 DAY.) Two &Moat. Owing to the rise in the Bank rate of discount, the railway share market to-day has fallen. The reduction ranges in nest instances from to 1 per cent. This is settling day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99 to 4; Great West ern, 69{ to 70 ; Midland, 1311 to 1321 ; Lancaahire and 1 orkshite, 1111 to 1121, ex die. ; South Eastern, 841 to 85, being comparatively firm ; Cale donian, 971 to 981 ; and Eastern Counties, 50 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to I/ to 1 dis. There is also • decline in Great Western Railway of Canada. The Indian lines are fairly supported. has. —.— shin I "MAIM —17 4 I to today 1 p.m. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1861. OCILONILL 001 amain. 6 p.c.JoaA6JuL Do. 6 per eenC, .. Do. 6 per cent. 1811 .. Do. 6 percent., 1661 . Do. 6 per et. YeLeAsi. Do. 6per et. bler.dellep. Do. 6 per coot. Do. do. Cog ofollopeep.ctlB6o, do. DSBO , New Bronsiceov.6 p.et. N. & Wake Giv. 6p Do. p. 0., 1171 MCI Do. I p. Nora boils I p. at Big. I Dols. rodeos. 1876 & And. Gov. 0 p. a. Bonds Vie. Gi. Op. e. J so.& July Do. do. Op. a. Am SOW BRITISH MI2II !Alfred Cana (PIIIII , IBr.ittsklzon ;Dee. G. Con. Anstalt.) 'Fast Basset (Mops) ipurt Caradon & Wit Bowl (Tartan.) On abler & Bt. &ohm Great South Tofu Alfred (PhWesh) 0. Wh. Vor (Nekton) Grenville 111,rod7rloot:.. Downs 1""h , =Downsy Want). N. Itasca pagan) N. WIL Bar& (11bpa; North Wheal Crotty . Per Cam (si. Slam) . Providence (U. Latent). Serarldirt Com Ma co Cerairs Carir) Cara Brat (Moira) Dona & Ora Midas (Lim. W. lama (larva) Park I nn l -- Coi — Vale oil T (Cora) WINS W111147=. W. Cando. i Weat Metes _ . Buller W Wh h. TA (CaMal) Wh. lug Mary (Un. Ware) Wheal Meehanlot) Mr. Tr*lawney (Llak 1011ZON MOIIIL .1110 Isar 100 1110 U 2 11001 101 Idiom 74 43. 64 1 113 13 9.6 'its IL Us. mesa Lill laui.a 4 aka r. isra.s. 114.5.0. a l r 211 Don Accord, Limited (Mat6Lpm ) Do. at. John del Do. Land th Min. Co Cla.Con. Min. Co. Jaa Cob,* Copper CoOleO o Dun Mountain Copper Fortuna General Gt. Northern Australin C = Upends (Lim) Linares Ltudtenlan N. ti. . Ma at Anstralle‘liZ 8 ) Poole baud Silteriaed Peet Phillip iloottlel Austin. (Lirn ) thetted Mexican Wortldng (Lim.) Do. JUDI! STOCK 11,111 L ear. Back .1 irsisaTaal - n . --- Beak of W is Bank at Bank at Starkey 'kW& N. Amorks Clark Bank of India, itastralia, and Chin. Oirtrd. Mere. of bad; ,„r ica.. and China at, - Colonial Coca. of Calmla ...... Com. of London Lag. BooLdeAusLehart4 0. Bank of Switzerland Lon. Ch. Bout of Atietzi London and County London Joint Stock London & South African Lon. and Wettnil Nat. Prot. of England 80. New National Bank New South Wales lOriental hank Corpont Ottoman Bank Provinetalot Ireland N ew •••• South Australia Uslos at Australis . iiiiieli a lAiidoa •• • • VW. MOW 11P411111d. Mint.. Aagio-Mesdaus Amtrak= Aerical Nein Waterworks DAL Americus Land Mkt Irish Mag. Tel. A Do. it 7 pm e. till no Do. C cien. Caned; land Channel Islands TeL (L) Cc to. M gel. f irpe A r Sm ce e n it t: CVPalace 1 .. .reference Do. Op. ct. Peep. Deb Eastlndia! min 4 Canal itectric Telegraph Do. New Sag. and Anat. Cop. Steam Navigation Cloud Ms, (Limited) —) TeL g.. Len. Do. 17+ per cent. M ). g District . London Discount (L) Lou. Oen. Omnibus 0o Madras !reign. I Canal Meditereesseenlise.TeL )(editor. Ix TeL (Ita) National Dumont Co NerbuddaCoalithon(L) Netherlands Land ~ e7,17.741;1i5:1 N. Brum It N. Scot. Id N. Brit. Australasian.. . OrbnW Or lee Do. "New Illarte ' .. en. In. IR= (Iko.)• • Peel River Lind & lillL Nola and Origin Item SO Da. New le lad Sae a Ind. S.I. 44 t O. 4 .... 2 ........ 4.50ye. by /a. Gov se Ina IS -. 3e.reair lR MO loyal Mall llama let 18 0 lOU. 10 11 12 12 ni la M r 4 _ Aust. Invedo. Australian Lai _ulna Tel Scrip Do. do. Registered Do. do. t Lo. Co. Up. Can Yea Dlawsn's - S t -li 1 4 lee MONEY MARKE2.-(THIS DAY.) RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLoca. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have raised the minimum rate of discount from 7to 8 per cent. The step was not generally expected and has attracted great attention. The funds opened this morning with a quiet but steady appearance. The news of the capitulation of Gaeta produced a good effect. The announce ment of the movement at the Bank led to an immediate fall. Prices are now quoted per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. In the share markets the Bank action has also been fol lowed by general decline. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at 68fr. 30c., being h per cent. lower than yesterday. The telegram states that the " Bourse is fiat , in consequence of the decline in London." The scrip of the new Indian loan is officially marked 1004 and 100}. Console are marked 91i, 92, 91j, and 914 for money, and 92} and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 914 to I for cash, and 911, " buyers," for the 7th of March. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 235, 2341; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91i, 92, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914, 92, 914 ; New Three-and-a-Half per Centa., 101 ; India Five per Cent. Stock. 100 i, 1; ditto scrip, 1004, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1011, ; Exchequer Bills, 24. dis., 2s. prem., 3s. dis. Mexican Bonds continue in demand, and show a slight improvement ou the closing quo tation of yesterday. Spanish Bonds also con tinue to attract attention. The Turkish Loan of 1858, after being marked oat, has relapsed to 551 to 56. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 241, 1 1; ditto for account, 2411, 1,1; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1859, 461; Russian Three per Ceuta., 1859, 61i, 1 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 401 ; ditto, for account, 41 ; ditto Passive, 19, ; the Committee's Certifi cates, 61, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 56 ; ditto for account, 561, 1; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 21i. The following statement (the accuracy of which may be depended upon), relative to the amount due to-morrow on the New Indian Loan, will be found interesting. It will be seen that the net sum due to-morrow is just half a million. Pay ments in advance will, no doubt, soon commence, notwithstanding the high value of money. Yester day some 200,0001. of surplus deposits on the ten ders for the Loan were released : 3,000,0001. at the various prices as oepted, produces in cash £2,961,655 18 4 Deduct 801. per oent. to be paid m 2nd, 3rd, and 4th instalments Leaves 1:661,665 18 4 Less 21. per cent. deposit paid on banding in tenders Amount of Ist instalment due 15th February The average price at which the Indian Loan of 3,000,0001. has been taken is exactly 981. 14s. 51d. This fact tends to confirm the general im pression that, in fixing his minimum at 98i, instead of the more judicious price of 98, the Indian Secretary incurred a certain risk. The average price would have been a good deal lower had not Messrs. Rothschild assisted the operation to the extent of a million at 981. 155.—a tender of a wholesale character which could not have been safely reckoned upon. In most loan operations there is an indisposition to allow a suf ficient margin of profit to the subscriber. This is a very shortsighted policy, particularly if the bor rower is likely to come again. It is understood that the coming dividend on the Turkish Loan of 1858 will be advertised in due course. This confirms the intimation given yoi terday. The Spanish Coupon Certificates were inquired for, and were marked 6 and 54. It is believed that negotiations for the settlement of these claims will be speedily resumed, under promising auspices. About 59,0001. in Australian gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. 35,000/. has been bought for Spain. The Tagus, from Lisbon, has brought 7,295/. in silver. The Edinburgh, which sailed yesterday for New York, took 44,0001. in specie. . . The shipments of gold from Melbourne to India and China may account in some measure for the falling off in the remittances to this country. Owing to the absence of orders from China, Mexican dollars continue very flat, and the supply by the last packet will, it is anticipated, be sold at a fresh reduction in price. This coin seems likely to recede to a rate equivalent to the value of the silver contained in it. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday there were some large offers at low rates. The sales were limited to 5,000 bales. Prices may be considered kl. to id. per lb. below last Friday's rates. This movement does not denote anxiety with re gard either to the course of politics in America or the prospects of the cotton supply. The Sydney advioes report the failure of Messrs. Mitchell and Co., merchants and slip chandlers, with liabilities estimated at 40,000/, and assets at 37,000/... . . . . . 'The dividend proposed by the directors of the London and North Western Railway Company was officially announced last evening, but too late to be posted up in the Stock Exchange. It is at the rate of 5,1 per cent. per annum, with a surplus of about 27,000/. The balance brought into the ac count was 12,808/. For the corresponding period of 1859 the dividend paid was likewise at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum, 10,8711. being carried forward, and 9,2371. brought in. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,629/. ; the London and South Western an increase of 7621. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,7321. ; and the Great Western an increase of 2,145/. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's return will, it is reported, show an increase of over 2,000/. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stack Exchange lit : Insurance—Alliance Marine, 60; Atlas, 134 ; Crown, ^l4; Globe, 1004 ; Guardian, 504 51; Law Irue, 44 ; Liver pool and London Fire and L ife,. 9 ; London, 47 . ; London and Provincial Marine, 24 ; Marine, 95, 96 ; Ocean Marine, 14 name and Mersey Marine, 24, >d ; Universal 34. Gas—European, 114 ; Great Central, 104 ; Imperial Now, 534 ; Loudon, 60; Western, 16, A. Docks—London, 564, Southampton. 59, 4. Waterworks— lierlin 44', ; Grand Junction, 73 ex all ; West Middlesex, 1034;104. Csash—Birmingham, 93 ; Grand Junction, 60. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities in London continues very dull ; the demand for Federal and States Stocks has almost ceased. For railroad bonds there is only a very limited inquiry, which is confined to Illinois Constntetioo and Erie Third Mortgage. A moderate business has been doing in Illinois and Erie shares at somewhat improved rates, but they close fiat at 28 discount and 30 ptr share respectively. The following is a weekly report on the market for hides and leather : • " The leather trade continues without any material alters. tine. The supplies of fresh goods were increased on Toes -4a y. The demand for good middle weight and heavy Eng lish butts continued, and there was considerable inquiry fur very thick foreign butte. Common dressing hides, good, tight, atd medium weight calf skims, and prime light shaved hides were also in fair request ; prices unaltered. Mark et bidts remain at previous quotations. The transactions is brews Eiden since the public sales of the 7th consist of about I,BW salted River Plate bides, and 2,000 Australian, at previous rates. With reference to the indigo trade, Diessrs. Layton, Hulbert, and Co., state as follows : As is usual at the approach of a quarterly We, the trade are occupied in the examination of the indigo, and the market laminass la confined to small purchases for present sold use. Thu sales b eg i nn i ng on t h e 12 t h i nstan t compr i se 6,779 che a t., 2 , 200 of which are Kurpah and Madras. In the catalogues appear several marks of Bengal that have been more once, and many of them at prices which justify th e expectation that they will be withdrawn. The prospects of p ro d uction in Bengal and Tirhoot were never less encouraging than at the date of the last lettere from Calcutta-4th January ; and the accounts from Ma dras represent the crop of that presidency as deficient. WICMIZZDAY Evernio. Console, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1 for the 7th Mare', opened this morning at the same quotation. rose to 921 to 1, and closed at 924, buyeri." For money the lamt price was 914 to 92. The o ffi cial business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 924 ditto, for account (March 7), 92 4.. ii tThree per Ceuta. Reduced, 914, 92 ; New Tee 23 g r Cents., 91i, 921 ; Bank Stock, 233, 2341, 235 ; India Stook, 221 ; ditto Five p er C ent. Stock, 1001, 4,1, ; ditto Scrip, 1004, 101, 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures , 1858, 951 ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; Five per Cent. enfaced" per, 951 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., r 1017 , 31, pa 101. The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after being dolt in at 101, closed at 1001 to 1. The Five per Cent. rupee paper has declined to 941 to 954 ; and the Five-and-a-Half p er Cent, t o 1001 Bank S tock was in demand, and improved, being last marked 235. Exchequer Bills hare risen to 2s, die. to 23. prem., notwithstanding the demand for money. In the morning Mexican Bonds were in great demand, owing to the encouraging character of Lord John Rumell's remarks m the House of Commons last night. The price rose ft to ft per cent., touching 24 to I. In the afternoon, in sympathy with the general heaviness of th e s t oc k market., there was a rela ps e to 241 to k for the new account. Turkish Bonds were .toady in the morning, but left off,/ per cent. lower than yester day—the Loan of 1854 at 69 to 70, and that of 1858 at 54 to 56. Spanish Passive Bonds hays expe rienced a fresh rise. Bank shares to-day were steady. Bank of Lon don are quoted lower in this evening's list, but the price sent out is understood to be incorrect. Canada Land shares were inquire for, whilst Red Sea Telegraph and Peel River Land were more offered. The shares of the Trust and Loan Com pany of IJpper Canada were marked 2i and 2 prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. continue is demand. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 2} to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem.; Universal Marine Insurance 1 3-16 to 5 . 16 prem. ; London and P rov i nc i a l Marine, par to pre:n. ; East India Irrigation, Ito k dia ; East India and London Shipping, to j prem. ; India Cotton, to j prem. othnuai •ate AND noon. - - --- Sk i hi I 11A11.9470. I Oki"( NUN i OWN go4ay yesterday. to 1 p.m. 1311 all illea..Wol..titostrVaL 1114 - IL 1.10 11140-.las..l7CbaUtuoa 10 - I 6 an , Blackburn - - - u an Myth and Tyne .... 111 all I Boston. ineerdok 11d.C ll} I ... 116. 10 ! Bristol and tsetse 111, 100 , Caladoolan 0 AU ;Cork and MANN - .... 91 all Cosuwall 6 44 - 10 an Do. • . L i A ladle. NW'S - .... - 10 all Do. B 1 p.c. Is peddle IL 434 441 e.* II an WWI% and Belfast Jou - -. - II all Dund.,Perth,&AtieLJa. 8 - 11. 100 not Anglian 154 1 - N. 100 Pastern Counties 5O II 50 1 1 It. NO &Warn Calm. Stock A 37 39 - !l IN Do. Stock B 16 N .- 93 all Best Suffolk - St. 100 ltdlnburghand Glasgow SO IS - St. 100 10.11nbrO,Perth, Dundee 16} 17 191 10 alllForth and Clyde June. - -.. e ., St. 100 Glasgow &8. Western 113 115 10 all Great North of Scotland -•-• 1 11. 101 Great Northern 01. -. 100 Do. A Stock 163 106 utei si KlOO Do. B Stook 04. 100.04. South& West. are, 11, 113 8 4.. 100'Grest Westers N. 1001 Do.StourVaLGua.Stk 01 114 N. 100 Lancashire& Yorkalthe 116 1164 1134 ;id Ot. 160 , London and ftlackwall ft ft -. IN, 160' Lon.,Brighton&SCout 113} 114} 1141 84. 100 Loadon.Chathm. n. & Dor. 49 61 12 } .. si. en 100 Loudon E&ighths North {V ega 100} 100} 100} I 99} Do. - - -. N. 100 Loadcm&bouthWestern 93} 91} NI 4 11 all Loodonderry&Colerain. - -.- 16 all Do. and Nalskillen 19 11 - 6t. 144 Masa./thetALtocolisek. ID} 33 -- 16 6 klotropolitaa 3} 24 dl. - Mk US Midland 6 1 44 114 a Do. New - -1 . . n, N. 19/ De. 91.rta.1 Derby lO6 107 - 60 all It Id. GL Ws. (1».) - -- 25 all Mid Kent - 100 all Newcastle and Carilak -•-• .- 10 9 Newry& Armagh.deL - 10 al Newry, Warrenyt &Roe - - - St. 100 Norfolk 84. 100 North British St. all North Davos Ball. & D di. all Dn. A N. 149 N. Eastern-Berwtek 11 NI Do. O.N.E.Pura 4 . Ipm - et. 100 Do. Leeds ln -. St. 100 D k 114. 100 North L on don lOl 103 - 10 aU NerthanWestenslans lO4 10i - 191 17i North Staffordshire l4 24 dia 144 11 11 Nolt.&Granthauilt.&C II 19 - 10 all Peebles - -. 10 all Portsmouth - 10 all Rhymney It. ISO Scottish Central - St. 100 Scottish N. Z. Abez.ll4ll 33} 1144 1- St. 100 Scottish Midland N Si - It. 100 Shropshire Cana 49 61 10 all ,SitUnghourne&lisera. I T - St. 100 South Davos l9 41 40 MN. 100 South Eastern 100 South Wales OO 02 .- at. 100 & Yorksh. & River Dun 90 100 --. SO NI Staines, Wokhighm.,&o. 4 7 - 15 all Stockton & Darlingt4a 42 43 - N 11 Ditto ditto - Nlloll T M iter ad Valip - ... a It ID Do. - Ulf 1 I Do. at. 100 Vale of Neat& - 10 ill Victoria iltn. & Make UI 14 - SI all West Cornwall 0 - 00. 100 , w.uartielnarb.aiti IS. 100 West 11Und -Oxford 46 07 40 li all Ditto Newport 41 113 - 134 ,all Ditto llNefasd 111 Si iW W66 llll = l6. —Oslordl DM. = Mk, PILISIMCII 111•111.1 L • So als rat im tll, yet coot. Dan.Parth,t Aber. J so. ' Lot AsgUaa, A, b 4. OR Do. B. S 4. PAS Do. T 4. Como 64.44. No at. .l Do. do. Nat Do. New 6 p. et. ltaidirn Union, 4 p it. MM. Glasgow 64. et. p.c. Great Neallwro. I p. it Ds. 4 D 0.44144.14 10 4.4t.pm 4 Imo east De.64.c.rwi. at p.o.yos Ot. N. Scotland. ist fret 04. West. (Borba limits Do. redeem. da 4. mat Do. redeem. 4. mat Do. Inedeem. 4 p et. Do. 44.ctredeem Prof. Do. Blrm. Prof. Slum Do.Cbeaterri.S4.o4.4. Do. do. do. 64. Do. Blrm. Goa. Rock Do. Cheat. Gus. Slum Do. do. do Do. do. do Wm.& Yortsh. 0 p.o.St Lataßrlght .6 p.c.Goa St No. I Do. 64. c.. do. No. 2 Do. 6p. e. do. .... Dab .c . do. N 0.4 Do. p.c. do. Do. 4 4. c. pd. oh do. be. 7 4. e. ProL Stock .. D0.64.c.d0. (W. &sax; Do. 4p. e. (db. doL tW L it and Dow Lit W.Cov.d L 44.9. W.7p. eh. umdoodrryd Ennis. eh I De. Man./bet Linc.6p. 44 Do. If per ceot .. Do.redeemable 6 4.ct. Maud C004.6p.c.540ck Do. Coos. Br.& aep.c Do. 44 wet. Trot Stock Do.l.aLt 4. dtdds 4 p.c. Node& slim desdi North British 6 wont Do. New Goa. 6 4 et Do. Border Unto. goa N.ltaa—Berw.4p.altt De. do. fe Do. Lamb 44. M. Na 1 Do. York. H. It &we. North Stogordsklre Soot.N.Z.Slp. p et. Pre Do. Aber. .6 p .c.. LSt . Do. 7 p. et. Prot. Steck S. Devon Filed 4e p. 'Lien (Wad. La. 67.0.6) Spitpar cent Do. Do. 4 pve oast S. Woks g. 4 p. Do. 4 Fr coot S. Yeelno 4p. son , Stoels.46Derltapeo‘p.e. D. do. Dep.o. Wate De. e.d 11l 6o. keenty6 Cipp.e.e. W.1114-oeLlekren.ol. 1 Do. 60. DP do. Do. Seim. I p, eL lid. IDoalapeep. 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Tranalseo ihrusmboop. e ilsa all 'lama 'ad mad all loyal (lad* all Moral Swedish all Do. 7 per cent all Sambre and Meuse all Do. bi per cent. Pref. 4 SinPanloClim.)g 7peret. 14 S. dust A Lam. Venetian all Southern of Francs all West Flanders all Do. 04 per cent. all Wort. AN. W. of Franco I Wasters of Austria sill ....... 3 11 Jta 1 th sok 211 N It 13 DlNEroar ROC ILL ••- - - 11111 . 1161 t ellteetb.4p.a./asikJuly af e l: Xostelk4p.a.l4rAkeept. si 1111. - ial R I X.lait. *el Jaa.*Jaly 1M MIN IL Resillalt LW. el UM II 94 as.lw.iummasoct.-4p.aa BRITISH &b. 1 pa Ilun.wAra. MI UMW 86 La 100 Boa. Bur. &C. ladap.o. all Do. do. all 'Buffalo reddled•Huroalloo l. all Do. Pereur• delf„drant,.dfloderlcb Sp.a. Wu, Aug. 1 len didenedbißad&L H. 106 Do. July 1,1079, ditto 100 Do. Juno 1, 1874, ditto all Calcutta dS. Eastern 8 Cape T.dDook p.e.gun lb+CBBloB. taa.Zrir coot 100 la 16 Airs den all Do. Jubbulpore all Do. p. en Indt all Do. ek 06 do. all Do. do. do. 1865-70 all Goelongd Melbourne 100 Gnu® Truk of (Weida Do. • per et Prof. all Do.See.Prol.6p.c6Bc all Do. Ipm et. D•b®L all Do. 7 per el 111$0. all Do. do. MM. all Do. de. 100 Ore® Lotion Psalm& Da New & afloat,. • p. et! 0 1.WOansda.lbart Do. N ool ow Do. do. nt aoi. till so Do. do. 73 Dol.; p.ct.Bdrpryt lladrom Gus/. si per ot. Do. do. por at Do. if per et. f& Do. Onli Bri Ul m do. Molb.Corp.dp. discs& N. Brunswick & Omoda clue ap. W. Do Do. . do. do. B mod do. oop d . Do. do. La do. do. P t ". flh°ll.4) Ponjaub tDo. tat St. /Actg. 6p. d I Trthidsd.Ll.mita4. - 99 i 471 - litil i lOW ..• 111 181 231 $6 id .... 6i *i 14 TI $ 19 1111 in lei P 9 lei Ni IS 67 n dial 000001 5,1201 10,,0001 612 l f,14! toiiii %ow akooo moo 1,F4 1.024 i 10,000 4. 1 100,000 110.0.0 4174 N. 40.1101 ANS MIMI AKI IO 4090 10,000 NAM Ittin 10,40 1000 10,0001 60,000 26,0001 WOW ' Usoool 01.000 1,000 'us, R 70.000 AMO 15 - 6 1 1!..!!!.1 - fiii! ammo man leikno iii:ioo - 3 50,a00 nl4" . Till/ KM 10,010 MAO 100,006 12,000 00,000 100.000 10,000 00,000 11,000 i 10,0001 11,310 1506? - i:iii 1ig.6711 10,000 10,000 40.0.0 IMMO° 10,001 111,000 49,000 !MOO uOOO 100.000 KW 1.5,070 .qiii_ , l i ii l it{ 4 1 • 7 T 6 MI 47 72 66 TO I die pia l lf 1 Ala if dis lf 00 100 ff 99 100 101 16 01 419 12 23 73 76 40 26 414 •6 50 56 42 67 41 47 06 641 11 01 Ms 11 1114 lit si 99 96 lit 92 06 94 97 89 92 82 94 NI 9 85 874 1i 1 •••• S V $ T $ 7 $ T tie lee 4 4 I I Ms ,110 114 107 108 IM on 104 I 104 97 99 07 90 irr 99 no 104 $ II I 131 195 36 38 I r i 1 1 17 18 80 U 851 U 6 106 110 136 166 17 I 12 11 I CI. pelves. 1 1 W II SS i 1 I, imp 60 42 I 10 II ll ow t Poi li IPa 9 to Pr i i Sal i I i 1;. h 1 :11 . i 42 114 es TO 18 18 60 11 1i 1 416 09 71 id 19 ta ni U ST If I Ms Illf 114 47 48 17i 18* 20a l 24 24 - XOl 9 I'd lOL Woos I delis. 13i 14* V 3 SO 4/ 41 - 31 ST 18 10 13 15 114 116 I Jai 100 100 1 1% rot rt 101 10* 108 108 dls 08 102 si se _I _1 .1 1111 1 .: leff Oidbl 411 li - 1 +N par SI WI 67 co n n 11 11 pat 171 ni 17 111 6 0 44 80 155 136 a he MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciona. This being settling day, the mining market is inactive. The transactions have been chiefly con fined to shares in North Miners, East Wheal Rus sell, awl East Caradon. The latter are marked in the Stock Exchange 13k. Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise quiet. United Mexican have been dealt in at 4, and Worthing at dis. There are more inquiries for English awl Australian Copper shares, which are =Laced 3} and p. . . The Gawtoti Copper Aline accounts, presented at the meeting yesterday, showed • debit balance of 191. 17s. A. call of Is per share was made. • . . - - At New . 'freleigh Consok meeting, yestenlay, the accounts showed a credit is of Mt. A call of 2e. por share was made. At the United Mines meeting the a:counts showed • debit Want* of 9:i9+. I4s. Id. At South Doleoath Mine meeting on the 12th inst. the accounts showed a debit balance of Kit. 2s. Id. A call of le. per share was made. The North Frain."' Mining Company have made a call of ss. per ■hare. The Worthing Mining Company's advice; are dated Dec. 22, as follows :—" The rod and plunger have been fixed during the month, and the engine works well, keeping the water at 21 strAes per minute. A crosscut east has been commenced at the 33; it is expected that some lodes will be met with here shortly. The 33 south is driven J fathoms; lode 3 feet wide, composed of quartz, with black and yellow ore. It is believed that the main part of the lode is further west, and a crosscut is about to be put out to prove it. From the 3:1 north 30 tons of good yellow ore have brew raised during the month. In the 23 south the *topes math and south of wines have been very productive ; during the month above 100 tons of ore have been raised by 8 men from this point. These stops' will turn out a large quantity of ore. In the stones 23 loath of Hocking's shaft they have raised a good pile of yellow and black ore. The water 110 a been nearly all let down, and in another month the south. part of the mine will be dry, and can be worked to advan tage. In the 12 south the tributers have got wages, and now the water has receded winces can be sunk and the gmund stoped. The mine is looking well, and all the work is being carried on with economy. The crusher works well, and the new dressing machinery is a perfect success. The regulus will be of a better quality in future: quantity of ore raised during the month, 150 tons best and 100 tons et seconds. 41) tons of.regultui of better quality have beet shipped per Result." The directors of the English and Australian Copper Company have received advice' from their manager, dated Adelaide, December 26, 1860. There were 8 furnaces and refinery at work. The amount of coal at the works on the t2nd Dee. was 3,610 tons, and wood 5,161 tone. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SEGAL —Tke market is quiet' but steady to-day. Cov7Ec. —The large public sales are moressitur steadily. Tea.--The trade buy steadily what their wants require, but there is not any activity in the article. CorroN remalui drill of Dale. RICE. The demand continues very limited. Itre.—No salea reported, prices are material. Sm. Lis sell at about previous rates. Markets generally dull to- lay. TALLOW DLLRIEZT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet ; prices arequotedas follows:—Town tallow, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. 60s. ; February to March, 695. 6c1.; March may, 595. 6d. to 595. 9j; April to June, :rye. lid. ; July to September, 365. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ The number of beets is small, yet it exceeds the demand ; consequently, Monday's quotations cannot be main. tained, nor can a clearance be effected. !Sheep are more plentiful than for some weeks past. The being the fire week in Lent, trade is very slow. Privet are lower and several remain unsold. Calves are not selling so well as on Monday. Our foreign supply consists of 118 beasts, 1,450 sheep, and 119 calves. Mitch cows, 175. . _ . _ . - Per stone of Sibs. td.t d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. It 414 Best Scots, Herefds. 4 10 6 0 Beitthisa Best Short-horns 4 0 4 10 Best Long -w0015.... 5 4 6 Second nuaL beasts S 8 4 0 Do. do. Shorn . calves 1.4 61 Beet Dna& Illf.breds 5 8 6 0 lambs Beasts at market, NO; Mop and lambs, 5,470; Calves, 175 . rigs. =2O. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DA Y.) Maas. Davis and Ca report trade remains dull at last day's prices, viz.:—Prime meadow hay. 755. to 845. ; superior ditto, 90s. to UN. ; inferior do., 40... to 57e. Gd. ; rowan, 30a. to 595. ; clover, oW, ills. to 1156. ; ditto 1t coal cut, 70s. to 95a.; straw, 33. to 436. PROVIKCIAL SHARE MARKETS. ',Megan% Fan 16—Birkenhead. 81i 61)—Ca*Jordan Steck, iSi 116.—• Bestern Countiet tol lo'—Great Northern Stock. 112113 _Gr e et wng.,ers, 704 70,—Inneashire and Yorkshire, 1161116 i _w a g o n and North Western, 100) 1001—Mancheeter, ilhefftld, and uncoleshia., nlf 52—Sildbuid stock, inn) 1361—Ditto new Sue 'Lhare.-11.7 e5 —. .1 .31)°1 - I. L ila. u .—°rP tl N— i k'wth( East N:trital e hr"tern re lB . srit42s'et:9."l9°llerw ei St" Ml ocik—eke'x W 6o?l : 6:slilll ll 7 l BN d i4t : eo l l ; 811 (P taff lo ki' rd :(11r6-69 ). ;o:l,Lrandl4l7ft.liDununurrutchnt Bi sad rhorencna.lislwi,,.2,33.ll..n36:ll.dsi_o_.--GBiztimi,Luseaniwasteralm6tabourgivkion.umucinase Ina. 13.—Birmingham Waterworks than* were sold to-day MISS ; Birmingham Canals were offered at ; New ton Can.el, at V). Worcester Canal. at 151: Staffordshire Gas. s 6 1 0 21. There wore buyers of Stour Valley Railway shares at 84 of Birmingham Guaranteed, at 767 : of Blackwell, at, og ; end of Oxford }lnt Guaranteed, at 12.5). MAPORWiII, FED. 13.—The market was steady during the greater part of the day, but there was a rather sudden decline Mae clew Great Western of Canada, 114—Great Western. 70)—Lancashlre and Yorkshire. 1114—Manchester. fincllleld. and Lincolnshire. 51;—Midland, 133e—South Eastern, 24 Iliansft and Mersey, 1 p. \ \,