The Express. — London, England, 1861-12-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tills DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings at Nisi Prins at Guildhall.—(Before Lorl Chief Jaatiro Cockburn and Special Jurir..) This wee the brat day of the sittiais I. London. The canoe list for this court contains caeca, tri of which are new causes rind 1:5 romartrta. The hat• for the three courts outain 10) mere caeca than they did at the same sittings Lot year. Thu court was oceaph,l duriaz the morning in trying an *Aiwa against an wales a ritor fur diuuage doors to a ship 461 the Agisoourt, tv!..ugits„; to Mr. Dunnu Duahar, which prowled to LAst the groats's pistol the THE POLICE COURTS. guts DAY.) BoW-sTitEET. iU %act or rfrAusin.--saatocs Luca OT • TRIVIAL btarwrs. J.. , L. • „ a hardy. n looking umu, who said visa a cartoon'''. and Bevil at Lambeth, was charged with stibravg noshes Dosoldsou and lames Masten, ~t whom were ecadined to this hospital from the in. junn they h,..1 received. I.whard Edward Hudson, a youth of about 18 or 19 Sears of age, deposed —I live at Co row, Westrainater. .oil am a mathematical instrument maker. I was iv:miles, with wine other young men, from Iluugerfordmarket at about I t o'clock List (•`ienday) night, when we sow a crowd gathered mood as omnibus at Trafal,garnituaris. The tut. wiser was disputing with the conductor about the fare. 1 toulerstosid that the primmer Lad toad what be said was the fan, and the cooductoe wanted Dram which be refused to pay. The trouser toot to his heels aml ton away along the site of the square by Morley's Hotel, followed by several votiog r 11•0, animigst whom were the two who wore wouialed I weiAlshou and Heaters. Docaldami was the first to catch bun up, ..041 cau,,,ht bins by the collar. He turned round awl made a thrust at Dooaldson. The other young man. M.ters, was close behind. He also seised the prisuser, who made a thrust at Lim. Mr. Corti.— Did you see what wasp= he throat at them • ;th 7 ; I did not sot it at the time. b u t I a ft er . ward. mw a knife ID hi. hand. I went up seat to N nod I knocked the priem.-r down. lye fell on his hark, sod I !boa raw a knife in his band, the earns now embalm,' dasisksife, with a Ueda about di I. W's took it from him, and brought him to neellandianl. sad thence to the metios•bouse in liegennid, wham ha ass lucked up. The two young mom wiles he had waned were take. to Cillalai-cru•• Hoe. Mr. Omeie (le the yoiseeer)-1)0 you wish to ask him any querlices? Tim peruser—Nothing particular just yet. Mr. That is probably all the muiense they will eller bosky. They will ark me to remand you ke the pre seat, lentil the injured nice an well mono to appmr. The pprrerwsse,r—Then I weak to know whet kirtyem he W b i ntsrfw. Mt. oseeie:-Irie sive be mier you stabbing those peloass, sad is was time to interiors thaw The pro wow— I paid the coodustor &1 whisk was his proper fans foe toy ...If and my wilt, Eel be slasseadsd 4d. mom which l w.mhl out pey Mr. Cerne—Whatev•-r emu the dispute Wilma you and the eosductor it would not justify you in slabbing the rang men. The prisoner —The , . young men WIN up and headed the mob, that crowded me and pushed me about, in and eat and bock end forward. I sad " I will be if I stand this," so I ran away. So they came up, and this one, the witness, knocked ins on the head, and another knocked my hat off. All the.. ;sang chap were on to me; I suppose the_ y thought they had but a " guy." Mr. Curriu asked if the prisoner was in liquor. lespeetor reufold—No, sir. He was perfectly sober. Mr. Currie— I cannot understand a man taking a kaife Mid stabbing people fur no apparent motive. Tie Inspector limited in a certificate from Mr. Travers, resident medical caner, Cuaring-cruns Hospital, stating that the two ems were mattering from INTIM wounds indicted with some sharp instruu:eut. Mr. ()orris —The cortiticate does sot say when they will be able Winked. laapes;tor Pesfokl.—Beciattes it Is so very umertaie. One of them, Masters, has a deep wound in the side which is cos sis;ismi dangerous. The ether is wounded in the buttock, not so daugerously, but still so severaly that Mr. Travers thinks he lied better not be moved for the present. Mr. Corns rein medal the prisoner, who as he was leansg the court, suddenly turned back for his hat (which he had Lefton the dour, in the prisocer's box) oletervoag to the gaoler in • *We; meaner, • You must let me get my tile." - - W EtiTM I N Knit. OLTPLiaII ST • ROLDUOL. Janes Dena, a private in the 3nl Regimeet, waschupd with being drunk mid creating a great &turbines at tie house of Mr. Eyre the Maraud Garter, Wooer square, sad farther with in:Art.lly meitultiag bath the pre. praetor and LOW of his servants. Mr. Pilgrim who appeared much hut, an d medusa& • medical mortilieate describing the partieutar injury be had received, said that from a little after seven until nearly aims us natant.) , night he was mush annoyed in his Weise= by the defendant. When he first eanio in he called for liquor, but waa refused Da account of his holing drunk. He then abused seal Moulted persons in the house who were aosdoetiag themselves peaceably. and as fast as be was pat out at one dnar he forced ifs way la at the other, a gr e at diaterbauce necessarily wingfrom his unsootaluct. At Lougth, after being put out three times ie a very shoat space of time. defeatism misled ewe of the harems by the hair of the head, dragged him out into the street, sad assaulted hi,. He thou snails entered the house, sad suddenly indicted a kick ig a meat serious character epos cuaiplaiimot. VI rues I. ramie, one of the barmen, said that after the &deadest bail bees repeatwUy put out, he seized him by the hair. mai milling him out of the house, gave him a violent blow ea the sale of the head. The Jefewlast said he wee insulted by a man and wane is the house, sad bed so right to have bees interfered with. Mr. A maid —But you lad a Ada to be loterfared wtt • licensed victualler le booed to keep hie house re ardor mad Tamales. ; you won there draik, erealist a disturtoome, aed be the properly bad yoo put oat, wham you Gra a e . smutted the lamas wig them the poitsietor. A corporal of the reighosal was called to speak In the defeatist's &suer, sat Met es fez as to swear that be was re a fit slate for dais. but be would eat aedertako to say that la had out cotairuttedtbotooiala eau plumbed al. The puttee proved that the oarparal, is tat way to*. siation, topmast a via Nat Mare wire soon now et %bar was UNTO to talus kis part. W b Tbe eumpural said Is* Gab siewit that hi night tolls bits arracks. Yr. Aron ld e.id the iav lead Ireedjoaraett for • week i• enter that It eight be seen bow Yr. Pikrira was at th•M time. Defendant was nessadel WEATHIR REPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) M0714T. DICSIani % i LL r 4 &w. i 2113 37 MINIMS 1111 3144 ID Ll3lll .1.43 Al Batiritit lllB4 Al A11311u4•111 414 41 44 looraosa 11.64 llama Ma a 17AMMAr 43 ar.444,6u0m. Mc* 44 Livomoos. M Irm44arri4 I UM 46 Mg Larose Ma 44 Dove& ...... &W. &W. WJLW. Posnearb __IEEE Ea Purassims ....ERIS • hitiWPWI .. . lust se i N. LPIPAPoIf. 4 a... 888.61461, eseraskod sel esiessite sa sem ma letel ; eV bs el vallomi Mo. swift *WS soolo•dr•dili of en ; W era Is /1". &MN M dee- (4,1110 6 warty threofraembeillei biffireiro o —Toomoil thermometer to shade. —l4lMoosd bulb (1.0 041gersiim 'tad 4.w poleti. —Ulreefloo of sled Ow—two pi WI —Pm,* Se 111-oolimoSO4. —4lleml (1w I*. Is▪ sw• h. Wee sky abate 01.11•011•0 :f. y' Inn :1. Ught.asz ,S. Le..ty Yon , ementeet k 411114 :r. Nate ;0. t. &homier. 4.—lesAlstorbemer 11 Se ft- o• toeTlltree. 17• Wt I 1111111111W1A11111 1111 TORTS. Vint - oth Iteltain • laded*/ MIS the Many PIM to the WWII. .4 N. ola....olanlawl, coanefre ; and an to. We* how lb. Cly.le to th e..4outy Intik theand -Ireland gemeesq, arotoui the : Tres the flahray &oath..pl. at. .n; the owlet. to the Mold Channel laeloslett. Furth- tut Co.{ • YrKII Northooattetiond Ite the Thum* ta• clethe. Elftlt -.outh lentpkol Yr.. the Ttssama, mad by the e.strt to the Matti Channel, Isetudloz the Channel lalaada. N.P seartela mad Owes ou the atteetteels aro Ittelu•Sed. Loo.tno he• botw,., the es. 4 cow .n• 1 South Each, I, thanking partakes of then enemata. and Reneral ebareeterleuc.. bat Ina Las ,I.;tree pvit.oll.su•l to altuatino further Wheal. manure lP 1218 Itlteoler. rit,a tilts Will CDNWIDAT. N. lirtt•ht-W.4.W. to N.W. W.Y.W. to N. awl N.N.1.- ow to 6, W.--•treoft, tome trent to Aron. rain. Inao,ot-w to w, thww to W. to N.C.-fresh, eau waoW. N N W.--ntroad, rainy, at Woe, • ask. Ceutral-\.W. SAW. sad W.S.W. to N. and N .Z. - Teeetl. W -moms. squ%lly, May. rata or sotto. W W S.A. W.- W.S. W. to N. moat N.L-Nreeb, Witt.fuly to a gale, at tunes clew. fail. Zollohd-W. to 11..-etrafes, W. to N.W., N., and alt:, raw, thee dam. Fraala Ana Plum or Been.—The prices of wile/den bread fa alio oloteopolii are trout tl,d. to 93. ; of household date, 70. to Ad. Kuno . boitonk. are suollios hiAk 6.jA. to id. pis 4 b. loaf, woiilbed at &loam. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1861. BIRKENHEAD az.acrtuy. --.-- NOMINATION.-4THIS DAY.) (in =CT= ruzonarn.) The nomination took place to-day. Mr. Laird, the conservative candidate, was proposed by Mr. W. Hind and seconded by Lima-Colonel Kiwi. Mr. Brawny, the liberal candidate, was proposed by Mr. J. Ravenscroft, and seconded by Mr. Seger. The show of hands was largely in favour of Mr. Brassey. A poll was demanded for Mr. Laird, and will take place to-morrow. ISILITIna ruesisatuis. all' Ird 1 UM/Wl ' I e tr ir tda rnm r. I I ball. / 0 IG4lll b lll . 1 0 all .Abstatils •it idiwriboa - - - IL IN beallat.elliag.iwis 97 Is 9 74 111 ail Da. do. B. ~ - 1 11011slabldkolbtroan 4 all 6 - 10 on Ds. inters/co 6l 0, 1 WO 100 1140.,Besat.*(iodetich 'p.a. Ids.. Aug. 1 IS7. demlonadbyadd.ol../1. 72 Tz - WO 100 Do. Jay', 167• ditto OB IN 100 Do.Jand 4 1874 ditto Ol 7 2 - II all Clikaitta di S. ladtaro a; 6 - • 16 CapaT.tDock4p.a.goa 4 1 int - 10 71 Osyloc. =dot - - all Main - It la/ Malt Lilian 10 all Do. Itibbolbor• - - -. 600 all Do. 64 p. c•D•bout Os lob - 100 an Do. ll p. at. do. 1604 9. tell - 100 all Do. dn. do. 1•16-70 114 1064 100 100 all Do. do. do. 1068.;1 1001 toll St. 106 Wood ?rank of head. ls is 19 It i 100 all Do. II per ca. Pod 1W all Dodfrallatil p.ct.d lk• ir a 100 all Do. 0 pot at. D 01664 To 42 SO 100 all Do. I pas A Mb.- si 3 , 1 100 all Do. do. 1007 ln 11'2 . 11l all Do. do. M Ts I. - 81. 100 gnat Indian Paalseala lls 90 00 10 12 Dck Few ...... ... . 1 i ditj - °n e tt . i est. s; :-. soi an Citittal sj r 0 ; 101 18 Do. Now IC 11; d - 100 all Do.llp.olldala fill.w.op - - - 100 all I Do. 61 do.. 77.wtt.op. - - - 108 all Do. do. attlionsap. - 100 en 1kp.4 T8 4.1181•,pdp.77 ... ... SI. 100 Madras i.i4 Our. 44 per ot. t;:* sl 80. 110 Do. do. 1 por Ct. 07 id 'd) lIT IS. In Do g oat Gs Zoos to 91 - 00 all Do. 6 per cent. do. - - ill. - It 100 11616.05ip.4 otloado -.- SO ail N. rNuawlolc6 Cada& dism • dap db. 1 7 - SD all Do. do. Laud du. 1 7 - 10 all Do. dd. 3 omp. do 4 s - 10 an Da. do. Lad do. 4 .1 -. ii. 101) MI - SO LI Do. Mudd os Panjanb 4 4 db - M an Do. do. - - - St 1 Do. lad.o‘ F10t.g.5p.0 96 190 - 10 1 Trialladjanalted.scelp d . dla a l - DUCILIo. 160,410 tit. I Commercial lOO 164,000 Mt. Do. 4p. et. prof. Mla 1100 2.044,460 ot. Illoot and Wee& !Julia I lati 114 US 11,e48,110 at. Ildomee• lee *.ri 41 1,910,1100 Oa. 1114. KaAlmortmo Wu el 440 09 340,4t14, SS , I BeMbeimMail kW talit,ooo St. lfielorla ..eu 97 1000 bit 'Do. 21.w ' 4 IMs par 4000120 .. 20 110. LOW .. u:.. 4144 4000 48 1 0.000 OM, 11,000 1 1.024 0,00 000 BIUTISII KIN NM. s.Fol :: !• 1 ? 4 !?.1 e: 1 1.110 II L/4".), fl i Zett e ? " ‘riali"k' on ClUford Con i gaj oi tt 4 l ) Bret Ranee heel (Undo. li.ast care Brea Z. WlLBassel [Viet k ) °rambler & at. Albsii nab Booth To G. wh. Vor (lielake) GnarlYe Weed s.Foot Marton Downs Lady Bertha %lute Valley liarearet (Vey L•smili North Downs I N. Prances ( N. Wh. Itaite i ttioU( North Wheal Crotty Par Cum. (St. Blas b e n i t 1 Providence (11. Le , Sortrichi•Cola Mn.l Os. is , Cara Brea (11101P11) • I Dorm ken a Sem iamb i m ai l uosan i . W. lisooet I Park ;Thaw WLetairl Walt tiiii 6 6.000 10 zEzil :: VW of Tows,' (Com) Woo& basoot W. Combo (Liskoord) Wool Retoft s i t ii7l :: PIN PIN Ink Stel sni mod n e Wk. Boller th• ink. (Calatosig! Wh. Kitty (I.la. lalaa%). W. guy Aun(ileabse., , wa Trelavnaty i Maks isil 3! 3i 1 80 370 ad . M 0 66 xd ;1111 631 1 11 4'1 27 91 i0 44. 2.6 214 111. 4 'I 40 u 7 6446 11 11 1111. M. In : v 41. 11.. 24 11 113. j 4 1 . t, 10 101 Of 61 6611.1 Its " 1 ,4,7.. , 3 , 11 s Li ~1 Mid 1 If 1134 65 Y ad 6111H,1 4 4{ 1 1:1 1 9 2% 1 25 11 r .1.1 64 . 64 14 11 Y bi )10.61 6 I 4 ) I 13 14 6 50 52 r.d 674 1N 100 64 to• 86 I 6 7$ 48 )1 72 5 7 Si L. 1.7.2. , s 1.1 17 sl :41 ~2 111 17 THE cArms WO W.—(71113 DA K) During this morning newt activity haw prevailed in the liakerntreet Bazaar, to coneoluence of the annual cattle show el the Smithfield Club, whirl this year takes plies is that buikiing for the last time. On Saturday the Wands intended for exhibition arrived, together with the agricultural implemente that are to be displayed, sod we believe we are justified in stating that they will form a eollection in no way inferior to those of previous gemons. Foremost among the contributor appear the Priam of Wales, who comes forward for the first time in the capacity of a practical fernier. and the Prince Coo. meet, who sends not only sheep and pigs, but short-horns and other bullocks in considerable variety. Female agri culturists, too, appear in the hat of competitors, Lady Pigott and the Countess of Chesterfield being conspicuous among the number. The Duke of Ri c l unon d ex hibit s some rionthdowns, and Mr. Rigilen has numerous entries appended to his name. The remaining contributors com prise. anion% othors, l.onl Berman, the Duke of Beaufort. the Duke of Rutland, the Duke of Bedford, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot. Earl Howe, Earl Spencer, the Hon. Colonel H. D. Tenneat, M.P., Earl Radnor, the Earl of Leicester, the Earl of Yarborough, Lord Faver sham, Lord Wel:gingham, the Marquis of Easter, tool Sondes. Lard Leeonfield, Sir Willoughby Jones, Bart, Sir Wen. Booth, Bart., Sir W. Throek mortal', Bert., the largeisatHeathy. Mr. Overmans. Mr. Stewart Majori bash% Mr. Kit Mr. B. leljanthe, Mr. Drum, Mr. Heath, he. The private view will take plow thin evening, and to wiesvow the exhibition will be epee to the public. it will ekes we YAM: eves*. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) The weather Me been somewlutt changeable, but is w eirdo...el IRK with the +led at South. The wryly dbame-powe wheat for the put week was estrum* limited, both per ship and railways. Flour very mndersta Noisy sad malt rather liberal, oars, b e ans, sad pew Wham sad a few parcels of Comity med. oats are more liberal than of l a t e , b u t not say Irish timber the week. The foreign arrivab of wheat were liberal, two-thirds Auseriesa, the remainder Romian, Prussian and Black Bea. Flew also li zAeod supple , nearly all Muck s & Barley very coa principally Egyptian. OaM very skeet, Kamias, Sw and Dutch, sod a few from Ca nada. A good quantity of peas from Montreal, and • few Premien, and • much larger quantity of linseed and oilseed from the East Indies than we lave had Lately. To-dsy the wheat trade is extremely dull. The arrivals being large, and the latest news from America being rather hos warlike, quotation are nominally onsltered from this thy week in both wheat and H our , English soil foreign. Barley is it slow sale, at the quotations of this day week. Although the supplies of oats are smalL only the Anent pies command attention. _ 11:sans ad per are rather cheeper than this day week. Canary seed has • very dull =hat a rest redaction, kis sow worth file. to 611 a per quitter. Loomed sal rapeseed are firm. There is very little pandas in .lover and trefoil. FLOATIIM CAM/OM-No sales 111901141.1. This trade also is influenced by the American mews. WHEAT.-Eaglish : EMU sod Kest, white, new, 61a. to 66e.; ditto, fine old, 575. to Os.; ditto, red, sew, 6 3s to 621.; ditto, fine old, 535. to 6L. ; Norfolk, tee., hoe old, --e. to -s.; Ted, as,, to -IL Persica : Ilantsic, 61s. to 67e.; ass, Ma. to 695.; extra, Ws be 7:4.; Koongsberg, 62e. to 675.• ditto, extra, Ws. to 665.; Rostock. extra, Ws. to 71a; lieskleolserg red, 64.. to 65a.; llekermark ditto, 63a; America* white, Ms. to 67a; ditto, red, 575. to 595. Casa din, 695. to ef7s. BAKST. -English malting, 365. to 37a ; 4k ; 325. to 34e.; cad 324. to 341. per or. ; • puking, 33a. to 345; ditto dstilling, 325. to 960.; 33e. to 345. NAM- Imes mod Norfolk, 565. to 62e. ; toe, as UM. ; Ma mid Ware, 64e. to 69e.; brows, 49e. to 575. OATS. -English fond, 25t. Od. to 275. W. ; potato, Ira to ; foreign, 15.. Od. to 424 RT. 35. to 38. Buss. -English tick, 40e. to 43a ; lartvw, dr. to 46r. ; pit w 4 42.. to 466 ; 'mgt. 166.. to 40. ; tiok, 40.. to 42.. ; Kosisbarg, 4.k. to 46., ; an, 37. to 396. Pgma.-liaglich basin, 314. to 436: w to mod blue, 39a. 42. ; maple, 4la 44.; pop, 16.. to 375.; hog, 47.. N 30.. ; (snipe. 311. to M. Am/R.-U(116 town, 416 belga; ditto ilas, 53.. to NS.; onstry, 47a to Nla. ; Norfolk and lialoik, 446 to 465.; 'roach, 47. to 51s. pot Gook; •oloriosa, 47.. to Ng.; Oriadiaa, 48. to 84s. ; **ankh, 516 to 53. Inman CAM-While, Ma. to 41. ,• yellow, 39. to 42. Furallnu Cannon*, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Nardi amid sod Nariasople, pra 4921ba.. Ha to 56. ; Gldrk. 51. WOOL ; Palish Odom, par 4801ba, red, Ma to Ha. ; 57. to Gla ; Doaabo cad °alai; 41.. to 47a. ; Ng= Us. to 42. Barley: Euptiba s o d Sy r i an , p er Ws. to 274. ; Od.. sad Doglike do., %. to 27.. Brum Ilgyptisa, per 4d010a..311a to XJa Main : Weer sod Galata, morn., 354. Od. to 10. ; sal &,•/' 34. Od. to 300. ; Frog* do., -•. to ; ciatariCcua do.. 32.. to ; Egyptiaa, 320. to Mo. Ilsgoa.-43aaory nod, pi qr., Oa. to 66. ; He m p. ▪ par gp., 54a. eo Ha.; Iltrobard Goa, par bushel, via* ea. Se lla ; brown, 12. to 14.. ; Liared, per gr., cash*, 57.. 100 006 ; Limos* oaks. Nogbol. p•r too, 101. ltk. bo 111.Oa ; Automat, tiga, is bell. pre ton, Li& 0 6 to M. 104.; do., iu bag% W. Oa to W. lira; BIM% W. se OL Bs . r Mainline% 10.. to 101. 104.; Napo sakis, fd. kir 61. ; Tom per bushel, wish'', 9. to 9a. 1141. ; Napo nod. &gawk, prior., 64.. bo 65.. Amnia 1.1119 DAMON MN DM 810 Did T. Daday. kir* Onla Penal u rir. Osontirtral gra gra gra gra I gra. I gra 'riot C 4 4.... . b44/4 1144 obi I : ilia I - Pa I •• • • Exisms.-Whara. par, ; Bse,ll ark. Ti sea; beans. 67 qrs.: MINCING LAN 3-4111111 DAY.) Scats. —Tao mirlist is Wien fir bill sw sad Miss& Corns—About SOO lasps good ardiaiu7 oath's Ceylon dd at 68a. 6d. lo b& 9d., awl SO auks of plantation Ceylon I provider prima. Tta. onatinnso vary quiet. Rica. .40J tam &Liam sold, for arrival, at 10a. 91 Bauman easstaues in good request ; a 3. have been Arad ter ardesi. moos of Demerara um aokl et la. JCL No Oarrow.—No oaks reported. Me puddle attar advertioed ter to-morrow await of 53D broil mile of West 1... 1,200 begs Kauritim. sad 1.000 lege id Deesal near ; 1.300 paoka rata end 1,111.0 kagr et Rao seem ; VO3 two of Bombe, 211 4;1av ; rad 2, 71.4 bap of Donal ries. TALLOW MARKA'T.-(1111.8 DAY.) no market is pd.& Tou lane+ Jr quoted 61.. 646 ark ; Petarstxurg Y. 0., ea Qs lit.; Deaselber, Lila. 6d. Is 61s. &I. es% I. ; Amery 64 616. &L ; Monk 1134.; April W PARTICIILANI 07 TALLOW. frvaryVen aile- " DIM M. id Am bald WI welt Me Inn It e Vi iv Pilse VAL par og INII• Tort ha xawu Sas. Ra at. I:iry 97.197 9001. Gi.. • - - Arrivals tor the week ending Dec. 17 last ran 1,667 tsskL and •lelDery 1.118 eneke. The arrivals Met week islssd tome asks from SA Peterdowng : 1,166 tree Amtrak.. 4/07 from Routh Aneerka. IS Miter pleme : total. 7.041 sinks, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We hare a much shortPr supply of limas sad rim soassqssistly an higher for all kinds. Ti m awn sr of sheep Y also smaller ; indeed it is unusually small. Priori him advanced. Owing to the mild weather trade is rather dull wondering the shortages of the supply. Calves me Whoa about as ea lhursday. From Germany and Hol. lead there are 95 beads, 2.6d0 sheep, sod h 9 calves ; Spain. 306 bases; Scotland, Ireland, 600; Norfolk and Suffolk, d 10; and 2,;.10D from the Northern and Midland amities P• 1,6000 of 1000. a. aa. 6. Pic stone of 6%6 e. I. 61. INA 116448, Ilaselds. 6 110 I keel ui.% Iff.bthOli 0 0 0 0 Out ihorthners 4 5 • Bral, L0n..r0v11.... $5 6 4 06•00.1 via bomb I I 4 Do. do. Mors .... 0 4 • 0 0 WINE 4 4 A Iwo is sseeledlusl. 4 4 010 nal lisslamalln4orede 5 I I iambs g m * .4 mmikek 0.1110; to 004 lambi. 14!70: Calves. a: ams. rit 30110170 H HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Near& Potioodes and Smith report the demand toler ably good ter both now end old hope. at the follow/it* :—llid and East Kent, 81. 85. to 121. ; Asia .11 / 4 1. 41 % Id.to W. ; Bowset, 7/. lb. to 8/. 10s. ; very eltsittOtlllbse• GOAL MARK 111.—(THIS DAY.) Ind BMus, 17.. ed. p Walls lid lanitnos, 17a. Walk led BeffunS• 178. 61.1 Widlo End South EsAkipoEa dlit si. Sd • ; Was XAnnp lad O Hardee. 116..0. 6d. ; !or* iotandiV i to r c Haws Mart Woin-alsattlilf iaboat . U. Ild,-.7lpoidpsi dhualh. . • 73.31 Pi 1,4 n 110,921 Men I,ow lb. lil 7.461 72.851 SU. M. SN. Ed SHARE L1878.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloxli. The railway share market is very buoyant to day, and a general and decided improvement occurred in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has advanced no less than 21 per cent., Great Western, London and North Western, Midland, and Caledonian, about 1} ; Great Northern, 1 ; and most other descriptions to 1 per cent. London and North Western stock is nos• quoted 92} to 93 ; Great Western, 68 to ; Midland, 126} to 127 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; Caledonian, 1011 to 102: South Eastern, 715 j to ; ; Eastern Counties, 51 to ; and Great Northern, 112 to 113. Bahia, San Paulo, Great Luxembourg, Lom bardo-Venetian, Great Western of Canada, and Indian Railway aharee are all I , etter. 01111NAILY MURK+ %NO .r•rx% ILIN LOMAT,. M:1:•=1:1 1 lialkloara 1 11711 sad_ ayes • I ▪ seakmowirli.avital 'MAGI awl Swam I Oalsdcalos ; Cork sod Hosoloa 1 Mamma ID& • J • acs Olv. I. Biwa tspaldis&, Dubtla um; De. Tao. Aa D•aChirUs. labaJa I I &a I laslies l tettto I I gash= VAIN', Wok A. De. Mall, LEI kilo& 10•••■•••11 Oisagos DeIe•CDIND, Dade* Poo& wad Clpis hum , & Wooten =Lethal tioatiosd' Dna Domain • De. • Diode I IN. Sauk Wad. pri.). ON* Waders Torleldre Linke Nal Mewl i leado* l lWl llam ielit 11 1,14 6 =Woolmi la re mbirl =mll I !I.lo6o•ALlaseksli l ikirei — ofitui Do. Now - Do. &rat Dotty 1141. 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AU - t 41 sli 11 It es 13 I PM all 4- -• 01 , 4 3 96 7! 4 2 stl— all 1 I 1.1 II 19 O 1 1. 11 r w 11 ill 11 1 uU fik 7 10 4; so• tau, i• 71 131. ,11 IS pm Ml- 173 14 01 17 19 • L' 0 0 49 1 09 134 ISI • 19 . 21 • 821'4' 41 1 rat' • 1t p. I 4 4r 44.1Pkru. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two e'CLoot The stock markets to-day are extremely buoyant, the American news being considered much more favourable than had been expected. There have been a great number of re-purchases by speculators for the fall. The funds have risen I per cent. ; Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and North Western Railway stocks 1} to 2 per cent. ; other English railways to 1 ; and Turkish Bonds 2 per cent. All the other markets are better. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reu ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter' opened at 67fr. 55c., ex div., and advanced to tar. 60c., being only per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 901, 1, it, a, },l, and ex div. for money, and 904, 3, and 4, ox dir. fur the account. The present quota tions are 9011 to a fur money, and 902 to 2 for the 9th Januaty. The official busi ness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89%, 90 ; New Three per Cents, 90, 891, 1, 90 ; India Stock, 225, 730 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 4,4, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 101 f, 1, ex div.; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1963, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prom. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 96 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, :gore'', 134., 9s. preen._ The buoyancy extends to foreign stocks. Mexi can and Turkish show the chief rise. Turkish have risen I.} to 2 per cent., the loan of 1854 being qnot3d 77 to 78, and that of 1838, 88 to 1. Mexican Bonds are last marked 271. Salem are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87} ex div. ; Guate mala Five per Cents., 75 ; Italian Five per Cents., 67, i; (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 271, 27, ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 77e, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 78, 771, ex dir. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 511 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421, 411 ; the Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 77i, 78, 77, 78 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 04 671, 681, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 211. Orders to sell a very large amount of American securities belonging to English holders have been sent oat by the lam two packets fur New York. They have been especially numerous iu the case of inscribed stocks, which, under extreme circum stances, might possibly be confiscated by the Ame rioatt government, unless previously trausferrtal into American names. The remittance of the pro cseds will stimulate the movement of the exchange in favour of England, nukes, indeed, the pressure of sellers combined with the news sent from this side, occasion* such a panic in the New York market na to arrest bnainees. About 52,0001. in refined gold was taken to the Bank uu Saturday. The mail steamer for Brasil to-day will take about 13,000/. in gold slid 9,5001. in silver. The prospectus of the Metropolitan and Thames Valley Rodway has been issued. The object of this ouinpany is 'toted to be to afford, by means of its own line and of the South Western or Great Western and Metropolitaniss well ail by moans of other railways north of the Thatnee, a readier cominimicatiou between the City and the south-western suburbs than that now available. The route is to be by way of Brantford, Isleworth, Richmond, Twickenham Hampton, Sunbury, and Chertacy. It is pointed out that the proposed railway will in one continuous line convey paa sougens from the central portions of the City, as well as from King's-cross, Paddington, and Water loo Stations, to the places and districts above men tioned. Special stress is laid upon the advantage which will accrue from the junction of the line with the South Western, Great Western, and Metropolitan Railways. The capital is 250,0001., in 25 000 share* of la each. There is a respect able board of directors. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada fur the week ending the 16th Nov. were 14,589/. sterling, being 2,4121. more than iu the corresponding week of last year. The London directors of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada have issued a brief mport, together with the cowpany's licoouuta fur the half-yuar end ing the 29th June last. To these docu ments are attached the report of Mr. Ed win,' Watkin, who has recently been out to Canada. Mr. Watkiu insists upon the absolute necessity of placing the oumpany's credit on a sound footing by getting rid of the dusting debt. lie also urges that friendly and permanent arrange ments should be concluded between the Grand Trunk, Buffalo and Lake Huron, and Great West ern Companion', which he is of opinion will secure to each a considerable accession of traffic at more remunerative rates, and, at the same time r econo mise expenditure. The Loudnu directors intimate generally that, concurring in the expediency of Mr. Watkiu's recommendations, they have lust no time iu taking the steps which appear necessary for their fulfilment _ _ _ _ _ _ At a privato meeting of shareholders of the Great Waiter's Railway Company of Canada, held at the London Tureen, Bishopegate-street, on Tuesday last, Mr. Alderman DAM in the chair, the follow ing resolut were unanimously passed : That it is essential to the prosperity of the company, that the board should be composed of g mtlemeu who possess the confidence of the shareholders in this country, sad that it is est...slant, therefore, that the members of die present board, who are affected by the charges made in the statement just read, should got be re-elected. That, haring regard to the fact, as stated by the chairman at the last meeting, that the affairs of the company are, to a serioas aistent, ander the control of the bowl in Canada, although only liio,ooo/. out of 4,G30.0013/. of the share and debenture capital of the aompaey is held in that country, it is the opinion of this meeting that • rceonstructiou of the Canada bawd is absolutely aeoreetry, so that the power shall rest practically with the London board. That ham; regoni to the facts stated iu the previous resolution, it a desirahle that step: should be taken to remove the leap' status of the amens) , to this country. That the following geotiones is appointed fur the purpose of carrying out the foregoing of ardntioae:—Mr.Aldertasa Dakin. WiWam Hartridge, Eat., G. Smith, E.q., Colonel G. Y. Evelyn, D. Aitchison, Esq., aad Juba damsels, Doi. The ltockall Fishing, Fish Oil, and Fish Manure Company (Limited) is in course of formation, with a capital of 50,0001., in shares of 21. each. The company proposes to work a newly-discovered and extensive fishing ground west of the Hebrides, which is stated to abound in trod and other fish. The premuious results lately shown by some of the old fishing grounds, which are apparently being de serted by the fish, are referred to as giving addi tional value to the new bank, the discoverer of which acts as superintendent of the present under taking. The refuse of the produce is to be con verted into fish manure after the extraction of the oils. - - - • - • • • The Coniwissiouer in Bankruptcy order contri- I butorit% of the Cardiff and Caerphilly Iron Com pally to pay by the 17th December a further call of 2/. per share, in addition to the call of 3!. ortlenal I on the 7th May last. Viou-Chancellor Kindetaley proposes, on the 19th bust" to wake a call of 10! per per share on the contributories of the Groat Western Coal Com-1 TL annexed in from Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, , and Co.'s monthly bide circular : The Hid. Market.— We have not much alteration to notice in this market ; prices generally were steady, parti cularly upon salted hides of heavy averages. Light South Amerman show an advance, while light Australian show a decline of ad. per lb. The chief feature that is likely to alter the market is the impending chances of a war with the Federal States of America, and should this unhappily take place, prices, based upon the experience of former wain, will have a tendency to advance upon both hides and leather. Hides.--Salted Ox and Vols.—South. American : The market is morn* steadily. Sales to a fair extent have taken place at firm prices for beery, ethrthar adman* of ._~- ... &W. &W. &W. 11.3. W. &W. &lir. I k e-L' , N. 1 ili kek IM et 1 1 SO 1146 1 _ 1110 LA 100 1011 10! woi 1 cus 'Si i - ill i 7.51 I Se 112 11 em 90 066 - Ni - 1 - 10 1 U.N, 40 VON 111 lAN 100 NMI 10 08010 IS 01,1,1 10 11.6 6 1 U 01100 1•11 11,011 10 MN 26.11 10,00, 1N NAN ID soAto! so ssooo. so 15.000 00 !Ass - MI U}l gi i 31} ... 4 414 asii !145.01 it ii6l MUM 01. Uk Eon N N te. Is iM sun N. KNiN N. 1 1 11,106 10 10010 10 00 KM WI • 3 0. per lb. fur light Buenos Ayres. The chief holders still entertain their mews for higher pins. Australian : The aides were but small. This may be amounted for by the absence of arrivals. The bulk of the imports have been within the last eight or ten days, sod are now in CORM of landing mad sorting. Prices were steady for heavy, but seine, light were sold at ;,d. per lb. decline. Yesterday a vtry prime parcel of Sydney realised 61d. for first heavy. and 44d. per lb. for first light. Cape k e arrivals were but small, for which the competition was great, and high prices were paid. Salted Hone Hides—Swe weds sold have barely maintained late rates, while others sold at extreme value. English Market Hides were steady last mouti, up to the last market day. when slightly lower prime were accepted for middling and low qualities. East India Kips.—On the whole we have to report a good demand, more particularly in the early part of the past mouth, when an Urania, of ed. to id. per lb. wu realised upon second class light and heavy averages ; but, at the series of public males on the sth instant, the demand for export was not brisk, and heavy hides were slightly neg lected ; however, prices generally were unaltered. The Leather Market is reported to be steady, with little or no change in prices to note for any description!, and as having a firm prospect. With inference to the silk market, Messrs. Durant and Co. report an follows : We have unfortunately no change to report in the cha racter of the silk market—dill the lame dullness of de mand, limited &menet of badmen, and most unsatisfactory deliveries. In China silk the arrivals have bete com paratively small, hence probably it is that the pressure upon the market has been nothing of moment ; atiy prices continue to have a drooping tendemey. In Japan silk too the arrivals have been small, but eves this class suffers from the general quiet. Bengal Bilk may be said to be almost entirely Deafened. In Italian silk we hays still very little doing, although prices may be considered de aiiiedly lower. In Brutia and Persian silk nothing. 6171711 D AT EVISISO. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 90 to 1 ex div., for the 9th Jan., opened this morn ing at 90), fell in the afternoon to 891 "sellers," and closed at 891 " buyers." For money the last price was 891 to 1. The official business report is as follows :- - Three per Cent. Consuls, fur money, 891, 901, 891, 891, ex div. ; ditto, for account (Jan. 9), 891 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 1 ; ' New Three per Cents., 891,1,1 ; Bank Stock, i 33, 234 ; India Stock, 2271 ; - ditto, Five per Cent. Stuck, 101, 1001, 1011, ex div.; ditto fqr ac count, 1014, es div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 98 ; ditto Bonds, 125., 15s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "entered "rupee paper, 951, 96 ; ditto Five,and-a-Half per Cent, 1021. The India Five per Cent. stock has again, fallen 4, closing at 1001 to 101 ex div., for the account. ' Exchequer Bills declined Is. to %., the March closing at 10s. to 13s. prem., and the June at 12s. to 1.55. prem. India Bonds were quoted 1%. to 15s. plena. Few transactions took place in foreign stocks. The tone of the market was flat ; but little change occurred in prime. Bank shares were dull. There was a reduction in Bank of Egypt, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, and Loudon Chartered Bank of Aus tralia. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, and Scot tish Australian Investment were likewise rated slightly lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows:—Ocean Marine Insurance, 41 to d prem. ; Themes and Manley Marine, 13-18 to 15-10 prem. ; Universal Marine lueuranoe, 2 to 11 dia. • London and Provincial Marine, Ito ; Mer cantile Fire, i 4 prem. ; Commercial Union Fire, 11 to j dis. ; and Indian Carrying, par to 1 prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were slightly firmer. NINES.-(17118 DAT.) Two o'Cilsoz. The mining market is trdst to-day, itniXgricee are mostly quoted the ulna as on Saturday. .Wheal Seton *hares are quoted 126 to 128 ; East Cssadon, 27f to 28 ; Mark Valley, 102 to # ; Coady:vow, 55 hifi n s 3 ; South Oaradon, 330 to 340; Wheel "lar vae 42 to 43 ; East Devon Cheat Cousok 12 to 2 ; vidence, 38 to 40 ; North Downs, 6 to 2 ; Wheal Edward, S to * ; and Herodsfoot, 374 to 38. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols Lave been dealt in at: ; Tinoroft, at 72 ; West Basset at 14 2 ; and Neal. Mary Ann, at 17. St. John del Rey Mining shares have receded about 65., while , an improvement of like extent has occurred in United Mexican. The former are marked in the Stock Exchange official list 472, and the latter, 8,1 and 8; Dun Mountain have changed Lauds at g pram and par, and Port Phillip at # prem., being firm. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Vale of Clwyd Mining Company (Limited) is to he prueeeded with in the Bankruptcy Court on the 18th inst. A call of 2e. &L per share is to be paid on the shares in the West Devon Consolidated Copper Mining Company by the 90th inst. The Ashcroft Anglesey Copper Mining Company (Limited) is annouueed, with a capital of 12,6001., in shares of If. each. The object is to purchase the lease of, and work a valuable tract of mineral land in the Island of Anglesey, ou which throe main lodes have been discovered. One of these has been worked to some extent, and its value has been proved. It is con- Nitlared that an extension of the operations will soon develop the mine in a satisfactory manner. Reports from several authorities indicate that the mine will only hive to be carried to a very mode rate depth to yield good remake, and it is therefore believed that an outlay of not more than 5 / 000:. will be reqnired. At Wheel Henry meeting, on the 2nd fustent, the ac counts 'lowed a debit Wares of Mi. A call of 4s. per share was made. iliOsceZniiineoa the Jed instant declared • dividend of It. :IS. per share (; AM.). At Wheal Heide meeting, ou the 6th natant, the accounts showed • debit hel•uoe of 5371.196. lid. Ei4iT,li.4l6;«ii;s:is4,.; the 2nd instant, th• accou4a fib ..,••4 • ap•lit baboon of 47G1. The GOginao --- 111nesold, on the 2Odioatant, 41 ton. of leaders at 16/. 13s. per too ; and 9 tons, at 15!..i5. per too. At a sale of copper ore, held at Redruth on the htli 4,679 tons were sold for 26,7041. 12n 6d. Average etaa danl, Is. !. 2s. ; uverage produce, N • average Prres Per too, 14.. ; quantity of fine cower: 290 tone 14 cwt. ; aversge utantLird lut sale, 1331. 156. The following amounts were realised : Mined. Tons. Amoontn. ' Clifford Areal .. 27 7 '0 Wtot Sates 4047 641 .. 4, ,176 407 5 0 Tincroft hart Pool 374 .. 1,412 4 6 Wnenl Basset 364 .. 2,716 11 0 Wheal &ton, &e 335 .. 1,824 6 6 Condurrew SU .. 1,168 7• 6 booth k'reuese 220 .. 1,386 13 0 South ?elicit.. ...... Etat Basset l6l .. 1,0 is 3 0' New ?relate' 135 .. 610 g 0 Capillary' Vasa 134 .. 659 2 li Stray Park Dolwath " 72 .. 279 13 0 West Tolgna South Ctefty South Banat 3B .. 124 10 0 Carne Camber's* Total 4.679 £26,70412 6 At Traria, on the 19th Wt , 6,039 tone will be offend for ' sale, vie. :—Devon Great Consols, 2,147 tone; Plvenix. Minis, 361; Marks Talley, 400; Oralak_e, 370; Great wh ei d martial, 330 ; Eget Caradon, 345 ,• Wheal E dward 274: Bedford United, Mot ; North Robert, 204 ; Whet Emma. 160; Cristo& Consols, 159_; Wlteal Yarner, 154 ; Surtrid4e Console, 130 ; Wheal Friendship, 11l ; Wheal Arthur, 110 ; Mel Tor, 110 ; Brookwood, 62 ; Devon and corn. an, 30; South Lady Bertha, 32 ; Hawkinoor. 30 ; Furelon, t 3) ; 'Trehill, 23 ; :quietism, 10 ; and Farm Park, ' 9 tons. PROVINCIAL REAM 11f41117111. LIVERPOOL, lWr. 7.-Orerd Iforthern ,'At), 110 111 - Ore .t Western, 1-Lantrolitre and Yorkshire. 104 h 4Z 6}- London and North Western, 01 }-Manchester, Sheideld. and Lincoln, 44 -I.lldlatid, 12.44 6* I-North Pastern. Berwick, os4 .rl-,tilts, York. tii4-siorth Staffordshire, 6.161-Nottlimilam sad Uniiitham. au trul-tiouth.Restern, 22 7.10 I, -Buffalo and Lake Huron, 3 15-10-Dutchßheutali, 4-Great Indian Peninsula, 7614-tirar,.l Trunk of Canada, 0.10-orutLolelllbrAn, 8 11-10 -Molt Ventral Mn per relit Ronda, 70 7t-lirle e 1 asseeement, 211 241-Illrkeribead, SSI tr.ll-Midisad, lg. shares 141. Mstrealairitit, DM. 7.-The isarkse au quiet, but prices steady. Birkenhead, 50 G}-41mi Wester; Ira-Illinois Central, 49-lancsalthe sad Vorksblra, 106 0-London sad North Western. illt -Manchester, Sheffield, sad L'noolushire, 44-.lltto Redeemable peer. IC'. Oct po.-)lldland. 125 i *-North Pastern, Berwick, no-doeth Eastern, ti 740--Thsnes sal Mosey Mat hue Inetunnee, 1 p.-Bank K Ynchester 11 p.-Illeole (all Well. 49-Dover, b per omit. Jlt pill la M. p. litaxotonsa, Due. ;.-Bt Glarsateed was mid to day at 181-Stosir Valley .. .71—Rimiaaluun Canal. 01- Blruiluplinm MA. 24- WORM* 011081 4 - rrystal Palace. U. Markets no better, Linden and North Western Medan at 91 to There were, however, buyers et 1110.0psdare Views goes at 46. • . $ll.l, ; . . • „, 1 7 T I the the kft the n,OOO . - - 10,0001 14.0), /4 LIOPOG UOOO 000iI 25,0(0 111. 01.000 111,000 10,000 11N1,1116 IMMO tii'66l !°,oovi ii:eii' 43,1741 110,0.401 tiii,.o 87 2.°" 15 1 MO> i srii 17 I m. 1f 17 1 1 / sn, P. 1 ' "' _~... •,tl