The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-02 00:00:00

atEla FIRE IN LIVERPOOL Ice t.O alomlar mouths. H dealer directed a summons :loigsisst the userine-stor••purchasing the IMMENSE LOSS OF PROPERTY. 0000; CLOTTAN.,ORATorepLitisRTKaIa t WELL WORKHOCSE.—A gadsorh, not! 19, of tio home or OCOUpIIIIOII. mai Watling his clothiog at Clerkenwell 00 , 1 ° ' Wt night was admitted to the casual ward ~.,:iglad w ith food, nod • bed. Thu morn ing whs. hie "" 055 g o taken to hint, it wu found that he had torn 0 7 ▪ - 'Ey [Out inquired what food was given to the PO the porter, said that six o unces of bread were trol l . it sight a nd sir ounces of bread and a bas in of pyre morning. D'Eyocourt -What is the gruel made o f Of csitrotee. He sided that this class of f offence :/". 62 :1 °U • •U:reitZtruarrn.g the present u- 'OO cases year.° tearing li , c arers in court stated that the prisoner was in a I .- g a te, and his head was full of veralia. I tio r ioter. who seemed in great distress, said that be i s ssly bad the fever, and we- an inmate of the Fever 1 • His clothes were in a dirty, filthy state, and med th a t he was ashamed of going about the ai lre was a Dative of St. Alban's, and would have sows there had he bad a pair of boot s to go with. 1 1 ., IrEyncourt -Have you quite got over the effects of fee s ! Nen soeer-1 am getting stronger, and am willing to Alms g et it. I was employed by a costermonger at d a y, bat he was compelled to discharge me in emi r- e f my being in such a filthy. dirty state. tygraeonrt said ha generally dealt with cues of this l l seve rity, but as there appeared to be some truth in oases statement, the porter had better take him re him clean, give him proper clothes, and then he said him on his way to St. Alban's. a s priseeer thanked his worship, and was taken back to hones. MARLBOROUGH -STREET. SINGULAR CASE. i hmale, who gave the name of Hareood, but after. i o, pid her real name was Heft , ' Thompson Montague, i merged before Mr. Knox with . disorderly conduct. /b e edeeidant's appearance was wild and singular. Her o r ess in a dishevelled state, end she was wearing a Mean s old coat, having no other garments when taken Y oody but a red petticoat and crinoline. OA, SO C, found the defendant lying on the stairs of a 0 , i s Whitcomb-street, and as she hail been very din Mall te previous afternn, he took her in the belief ! M al l ) her right mind. oo n, nedefeDdent, who spoke in an undertone, said she came ifruibridge-wells, that she was married when she was that her husband Sir Robert or Sir Thomas (here -sad chec k e d herself) died, and she married again, her Sod husband residing at Clapham. She had plenty of e sy coming to her under her first husband's will, of 'alb* bad a copy. a Is constable said he believed the defendant had led a life, but that she den ied. 1 , ir. Boo: mid it was not a case for punishment. The *kat wu either sane or insane. He was sure she could to allowed to go about in the way she had been s r, sad if she was insane then she must be taken care of. f r Ken subsequently sent for Mr. Bowman, relieving w of St. Martin's, and requested him to take charge of ' &Amami., with the view of having her state of mind adred into, and she was taken shortly afterwards in a cab is warkhoues. WORSHI P-STR EET. FURIOUS DRIVII4II. Allen. a tradesman in klaggerstooe, was charged • furiously driving a horse and cart and thereby injuring 'table pony, the property of Mrs. Men Ann Hill, 116, *street, who stated—Lot evening, while along the Ilackney-road, in my pony chaise, and viand by my daughter, this man's horse came right u, sad 026 of the shafts ran into the shoulder of my doer pony. It is not dead, but is very bad (the lady scarcely refrain from weeping). My (laughter is very the alarm she experienced. Blake—l was driving the pony ; defendant was on side of the road and came along at a furious and • g his hone. I perceived danger but could it as he crossed the road right on to us—it was reckless driving and he was drunk. A wound of coo tie depth has been caused by the point of the shaft there was a great flow of blood. Sadist (impudently)—Are you sure that it was not 'heft instead of mine that caused the injury 'Huss—Such is simply impossible. 3 11-1 saw the horse of defendant galloping at the a question. A man and woman were in the cart, defendant was certainly drunk. I called out, but he Os, and then came the collision. I should say the is eight inches! deep. Defendant threatened me. its—And after the injury occurred he said, " That's ray to do it." decent—The pony must have shied at the time, 1 kiitrate—Had the animal died I would impose lisiture of 101., besides a penalty ; u it is the lady can warcompensation at a county court. There cannot be elute that this is a very gross caw% and I shall inflict MD fins of 405., all I am empowered to do for the offence imorely driving, and in default you mud suffer one sU's imprisonment. :Gooey was immediately p dd. VIE EXPRESS, SATITRDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1865. ci. _.. 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The capital proposed is 200,00.0. in 10,000 shares of 201 . eac h, with a first issue Of 7,000 shares. The object is to pur chase the business of M. William Watkins, who owns 16 steam tugs on the Thames, and whose profits are certified by Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co. to have amounted, for the two years ending the Ist July last, to 17 per cent. on the capital employed. The valuation of the boats, dtc., Las been made on behalf of the directors by Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co. The purchase price of the boats and goodwill I. 55,0001. A minimum divi dend of 10 per cent. pet annum is guarantee.] for the first three years. It is notified that tL. subscription list of the Naples Public Works Company closes on Tuesday next, and that, independently of the English itfi seriptions more than one-half of the capita l has already been applied for on the Continent. The share list of the Gaspil Petroleum Company wili be closed on Thursday next for London, and for the country on the Friday following. rwo o'Clocw. The dealings in the stock markets continue upon a very limited scale, and the general tendency of prices is still unfavourable. Con sols have experienced a fresh fall of 3 per cent., and about half a dozen of the chief English railway securities are also lower. In the foreign stock market some bonds have im proved, while others have receded, but the move ments are few and unimportant. The discount market is quiet to-Jay, and the supply of money large. The r ate for good bills is 5/ to 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange advances on English government securities are obtainable at the reduced charge of 4 per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 68fr. 72c., being sc. better. Consols are now quoted 873 to 1, ex div., both for money and the a ccount (December FRIDAY Evairiao. 7). The official business report is as fol. Cdiv. f onsols whi the itch closinst. ,ed yester ene da thisy at Bmorni7l to 88, lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, ex ,or h opd ng at quotation, rme a:d as cl B ose 9i d to at 871 to 1. For 871, 1 ; ditto for account, 87„, i, 87 3 , i ; the mo ne sa y7th e elast k,with div. , and Three per Cents. Reduced, 873 , 4 ; New Three per for the Januar) ! settlement, 881 to 4, e x dlr. Cents., 871, g ; Bank Stock, 2481, 248, 249 ; India The official business report is as follows:—Three Five per Cent. Stock, 1021, 1, 4 ; andlExchequr per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, il, I ; ditto, for Bills, June, 95., Bs., 4s. die. ', account, 871, I, 3 ; Three per Cents. Redu ced, 2 d 1 i 9 a0 216 ~o . i l ittcl , s F L i vp . r , :::?et.u s r i ., . .k, Mexican and Greek bonds are fiat, and have I 87i. 4, 1 ; New Three per Cent& , 871, 1, 1 ; declined g and 4 per cent. respectively. On I l'a. li l a 81054' per I the other hand Spanish Passive, the Com- `Cent. "enticed" rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five per mitten's Certificates, and BrazilianZecrip are ' Cent., 101, 102. in demand, and have r isen 1 I to 4 per cent• The gove r nment broker bought to-day 40,0001. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, New Three per Cents., of which 20,000/. was maccount o b f au the sinking fund, and 20,000/. for viz. : —Greek, 164 to 174 ; Spanish Pass ive, 281 to ks 1 ; ditto Certificates, 14 1 to 154 ; Confederate, FraaoyimngtO-inorrow, Console will be quoted for 8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 23 to 1 prem. ; Turkish money ex the dividend. Consolid4s, 484 to 4 ; and Mexican, 251 to 4. I Indian government securities were steady. There Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian I was 110 change iu Exchequer Bills, the torch Mac being Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 ; Colombian, quoted . 6s. to 2s. die., and the June 9s. 4dis. Foreign stocks, in some cases, were rather heavy. 824 ; Danubian, for account, 76 ; Egyptian, Spanish Certificates declined 1 per cent., and the 1864, 921, 3 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 93 ; Italian, 1865, for Passive Bonds and Brazilian scrip g. There was 54, ii i• ; also a decline of 4 per cent. in Turkish Bonds of account, 78 ; Mexican, for ac count, 2 Russian, 1862, 90, 89g, 4 ; ditto, 1864, 921 ; 1854 ; but those of 1862 improved 4, those of Spanish Passive, for account , 284, g ; ditto, 1863, 1, and the Consolidea, 1 per cent. Turkish certificates, for account, 141 ; Turkish, 1858, 1001 . Five p e i l s . r Cnentstamwereeremlikoewisefotirramn.d Zl o nen r os . Ayres Bonds, 781 ; ditto, 1862, 731 ; ditto for account, A l : regards . bank q shares, there was an improve -741, 4 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 744 ;11 ditto, 1863, 72, meat in some cases, including New Zealand, Bra -701 ; ditto 1865, for account, 4441; ditto 1001. i ziliau and Portuguese, London and Brazilian, Lon ditto ac- , don Bank of Mexico, and L ondon Joint Stock ; but Bonds, 444 ; Venezuela , 1862, 361 ; count, 374. I English Joint Stock, European , London and South Western, of Irelan dt ern,Szinil ahaos, e, Punjaub and Delhi, and Union The Consolidated Mortgage Bonds o f the Atlantichave receded. Imperial and Great Western Railway are quoted Ito 2 prem. ' Ott o man Bank shares closed at 5 1 t o g prem., ' Erie and Illinois Railway shar es have;improved showing little recovery. 1 dollar, the present quotations being] 584 to 59/ ' The shares of the financial compa nies were q uiet. and 83 to 4, respectively. 5-20 Bonds are called ! The closing quotations were as follows :—lnterna -641 to 4 a nd Atlantic and Great Western Deben- 1 tional Fin..ncial, 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 , to 4 prem. ; London Financial, 6 to 4 prem. ; lin tures, 83 to 84. , penal Mercantile Credit, 21 to 3 prem.; Credit The Peninsular:and Oriental Company's steamer Foncier and Mobilier, 41 to 4 prem., ex div. and Tanjore, respecting the safety:of which some anxiety ' new ; and ditto new, 3/ to 4/ prem. prevailed, has arrived at Gibraltar from Southamp- Natio r nal Discount Stock abares were last qu g to 4 oted dis., 124 ton. It appears that she encountered heavy gales to 1 pem. ; Joint relapse 2s. 6d. ; Hudson's Bay, and took in tow the Spanish steamer, Lauchans, 1153 i t n o g l a 6 Egyptianof T rading , 1•to 01 die. ; which was anchored in distress off Cape St ' ' Ottoman Societe hit Gingrale, S to 1 13 prem. ; and Vincent. 1 Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 21 International Financial shares are now quoted •to 3/. The shares of Overend, Gurney, and Co. 4to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 1-16 to 3-16 j have again declined 2s. 6d. to 55., closing at 64 to 4 The prem. ;London Financial , 6 1 to g prem. ; Imperial , f i T n " , A iof 6/ in 64 to aa shar a es rse which closed' at 28 to 30, Mercantile, 24 to 3 prem. ; Credit Fonderl and of Tcu irteural per cent. in North' British Australasian and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prom., I stock ; while Canada Land shares relapsed about ex all ; ditto New, 3/ to 4 prem. ; Overeni, ' 4!. Marine Investment and Ocean Marine Insur- Gurney, and Company, 64 to 3 prem. ; and Hud- ' au at. ce shareehares have impHroved. and Indian C were quarryin o w e 1 ere son's Bay, 151 to 16. fl The s ofHewett Co. te Ito 11 prem. The shares of the St. Saviour's Wharf Company i The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota are quoted 1 to 11 prem. ; Bank of Turkey, 2- 4i ' tions for shares in new undertakings were as follow: to 3 prem. ; American Oil Wells Trading, 24 to :, Bank of Turkey, 24 to 3 prem. ; Naples Public 1 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron, 4 to 14 i Works, 34 to I prem. ; American Oil Wells, 2 prem. ; Naples Public Works, 31 to 1 prem. ; and . to 21 prem. ; Anglo-Swedish Steel, 1 to 11 prem. ; Frederick Symons and Co., par to 1 prem. Gaspe Petroleum, 11 to 21 prem. ; Freak. Symons ; and CO., 1 to 14 prem. HALF-PAST Two SCLocx. Consols are now quoted 871 to 4, ex div., both I for money and the account, showing a further de cline of 4 per cent. .About 15,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for India at ss. 11d. per ounce, being the same price as that current on Thrusday. The Mexi can dollars by this vessel were also disposed of, principally for refining, at 45. 11/d., showing a rise of id. compared with the recent quotation. The foreign exchanges yesterday aaernuon were unaltered, with the exception of a further decided movement in favour of Austria. Bills on Paris were a little more offered. The usual list is hut • MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cwen. There is little business going forward in the mining market to-day, as usual on a Saturday. North Treskerby, Chivcrton Moor, and South Ex mouth shares, however, are inquired for. Chiverton Moor are now quoted 4i to 5 ; North Treakerby, 3to ; South Exmouth, 2to ; Frank Mills, G i l to ;%, ; East Caradon, 9 to ; East Cern Brea, 5} to I ; Prince of Wales, ss. &.l. to 6s. ; Lady Bertha, it to ; East Lovell,l4l to 155. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no change, but St. John del Rey are dull. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelszen and North : Toe metal market has been quieter during the post week, prices are fairly maintained, and in some instances; an ad vance was obtained. Iron—The trade is healthy and demand good, prices unaltered ; bars, 71. is Wales. The accounts from St .ffordsliire are satisfactory, but no change is ex pected. S :etch pigs, 73a. Gd. Copper—The market is de zidedly dull, for although smelter@ adhere fiimly to quota- Coss, second hand lota offer cheap. The actual position of the article is unaltered; there is Do expectation of au imme diate cessation of hostilities in Chili, and, from the atti tude of defiance assumed by that State, we look upon the position of affairs a. regards production in Chili as grave in the extreme. Business his been done in tough copper at 1051., and select at 1041. Only a moderate business re porkd in foreign at irregular prices. Burrs, 1031. to 1107. A considetable quantity of Chili has changed hands, at to %I. sp3t, and 9/;/. for arrival. France chief buyer, market closing firmer ; we hear the sineltvve are inclined to buy more ores. Tin : Foreign, • fair busi ness has been done at very full prices, 961. to 07/. cash, and flAf. for arrival. The present price eased for Straits us ...V.; Banc*, 981. In Holland the market is steady at 56J. English, the smelters have advanced the price 21. per ton, making prevent prices 100.1. for common block and ingots, 103/. for bars, and 10. V. for refined. l'be supply its only very moderate, and demand good. Smelters complsin of 'scarcity of ore,. Tin plate, are the turn easier, as some ma ker. are more inclined to take orders. Lead : Tbe market is fan at late rate.. 211. 5.. for soft English, and : 2 21. fie. WS. Spelter But little business has bees reported ; prices are stiffer, 221. 10a. for spot ; special brands from 5.. to 10s. extra. Ontp3rt "potter has sold at 22/. is. 6d. for com mon, and 221. 12i. Gd. special brea ds ; WII, 2 joined : A ms terdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 2/ ditto, 3 days 1 1 . 1 S : : to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1, to 24 ; Antwerp. 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Hamburg, ins. banco, 3 months, 13.91 to 1 • Pans, 3 days, 25.12 s to 20 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 45 ; Frankfort-ost-the-hiame, 3 months, 120 to 11 ; Petersburg, per rouble. 3 months, 301 to 1 ; Views% elf. 80., 3 months,lo.97l to 11.021 ; Trieete,ditto, 3montbs, 10.971 to 11.021 ; Madrid, 3 months. 47i tot ; Wig, .1 months. 48 to I; Leghorn, 3 montha, '25.571 2 ; Genoa, 3 months, 2.1ri71 to 621 ;_Milan, 3 months, 25.57 to 62f • Naples, 3 months, 25.74 to 624 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.574 to 621 ; !deeding, 3 mouths, 2.5.574 to 82i; Lisbon, 90 days, 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. Tile crown agents for the colonies will receive Is twitters on the 12th inst. for the first moiety of the Natal government 6 per cent. loan of 100,0001., in debentures of 5001., 3001., 2001., and 1001. each. The principal and interest are payable in London. The Caledonian Railway traGic returu shows this week an increase of 1,3791. over the corre sponding week of last year. The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com pany have announced an issue of Cousolidated Sterling Mortgage Bonds for 2,771,6001. In explanation of this operation, which involves no increase whatever of the capital of the company, it is necessary to state that the authorised capital consists of 30,000,000 dole., or 6,000,000/. sterling, in shares, and a like amount in mortgage bonds. Of this latter moiety of the capital, the amount now actually issued, or authorised to,be issued, has been certified by Messrs. Coleman, Turqu and , Youngs, and Co., after due examination of the company ' s books and registers, to be equal to 3,228,4001. This, it is pointed out, includes all bonds issued to the public, aid also the bonds deposited with trusties for the certificates of debentures issued in Novem ber, 1864, the security of which remains unaffected by the present off w° The balance, viz., 2,771,6001., is now offered for public subecrip tion, at the price of 801. per 100(. bond, including 'the coupon due January 15 next. Allowing for the um -spent, ti 1.-itales today : Great Eastern, 46-Lon- I January coupon, the nett price of each 100/. bond don and North Western, 1260 I -Metropolitan, 1361 137 -South ' Eastern. 790- Ilutlaio and Lake Huron, 6 9.10 0 0 n-16-Grand the subscriber is, i will be 781 . 55., and the return to Trent of caned., 3 - 21 2141 ; 1 301 I. 3i-Erie, se; i i tassels e , therefore, about 81 per cent, per annum, but this -Illinois Central, Kit -l'inte4 States 540 bonds, 65-Great Lux embou 1 Sambre and Meuse, al 13-16-Alliance Bank, • , is irrespective of the additional benefit involved in 51 p Ea s t e r n - Exchange Bank, 0 d.-Britah and Foreign Marine the redemption at par 000) in 25 years. The tra ffi c 54 ' iniiirance. 21 p.-Liverpool and Louden Insurance, 91 p.-Utdon lof this railway, especially considering its recent I Marine, 1 13.16 1 p. ea.-muss-raft DEC. 1. - Tbe market was dull and Vim I. construction, has excited a considerable degree of 1 . CO.VENT. GA . It...D.E.N.—:.T.IIIID4AstY.) report, lower. Bolckow, Vaughan. and Co Limited . 4 p.-Buffslo and , astonishment, aud seems to be iu no small measure ' Lake Huron, 64 7•10-C. Cammell and Co. Limited', 6 d.-Eries, 514 0 0 1 al -Great Eastern. 46 1-Great Luxembourg, 151 11-16- I • ' due to the enormous local traffic from the coal and i with the exception of pine • , which are uonsually , --Creat Norther. A. 1490 1-Grand Trunk of Canada. 31. 10 oil regions. With regard to the secutity of these Little aLeration has tak pl i : l e s. once oar roiso 1 ahnodant and cheap. Pears consist chiefly of Winter 1 11 . 1 301:13 , 1 ; : l; . 301 I '.. 3011111111301 a 1 301_1 so . h-,nels, the prospectus states as follows :—" . To meet Neils, Ducbesse , d'Aogoulerne, Henrys Diel, and as 1 u t Western of Canada, 17 3-16 4316 - Great Western, the interest on these bonds at 7 per ce n t , in stir- I Hone Leon le Clare. Grapes continue to fetch good . 61} 3-Illinois . 630 0-John Brown and Company ,Limited , • good quality make is abu n... tidant. ri. F . re er o s ch chi ssfaragus ed, ... 1 5 p.-Lancathire and Yorkshire, 10 -East Lancashire Six per . ling, after paying all working expenses, it is calcu- ; prices. . Oranges are becoming more plentiful. Potatoes Cent. preference. 132-London and North Western, 128 i 1- lated by Mr. Forbes that a gross annual receipt of l or 31aix.hester, Sheftleki, and Lincolnshire, Sul -Metropolitan, 1364 .. continues t o . make its ppea . 1 ant of orchids, heaths, mignonette, chrysan th emums 1 hti_olstaßvaielyiwcoayailte.el , an t ilroTnlanetn;nl.,ipmmityed,,lalinu.,-I.6oNuteh..Eas, steprn.-, 6d,e44ra2bloooy less do t l h s. an wo t u h l e d , w a h n i a ch 3 i , s s7 c 3 7 ooo te atu g a u l lis r e e i ce n i t p ' t ' Thames and Merwy Marine Insurance 'Liroltedl 61 5' 16 1 1- dols. less than Mr. Forbes s estimate of the annual i FRUIT. District Bank. 164 p -Sambre and Meuse, 81-Great Eastern Chinese primulas, and roam • nee per Cents , nen. 90-Manchester Carriage Company, receipt when the additional 100 miles are opened.”. Pine apples, per lb., 4s to fis I Oranges, per 100, 4s to 10a 1 11-16p.-Lancashire Insurance, 11-16 p.-Trunk Fourth pro It is only necessary to state, iu adaition. that the . Grapes per lb., 41 to es Lemoper 100, Ss to 14a Melons ' . each. 3a to 5a Nuta, cocb, per 1001 b, 100 s to lgli ference. 34,-Union Bank, S p.-Aabton and Oldham Canals, 1324 -Doris Western 13, 41. present operation involves a simplification of the Apples, per sieve , Os to 3s 1 Bradt, per bushel, 1414 di ' DTIILLS. Nov. 31-Three per Cent. Console, 871 88-New company's finances, inasmuch at. the several , Pearl, per sieve, gs 6d to ta fld I Almonds, do., 18s to ins Three per Cent. Stock, 87-Ditto Certificates ;transferable to VEGETABLES. visions of the railway are consolidated under coo' hearer) net-India 5 per cent. stock p a id;.. Arnsferable at Bank of Ire- . Cabbages, perdos,ls od tossed Cucumbers, each. fid te le land, .toll- hank of Ireland iIOoL a 21:3 - National Bank executive, and the existing divisional mortgag , Sea . , pu , Kale, per nnet 4.1 lid Beet, per des, Led to te .301. pa l', 76-Ditto Cert. Quarter Mare:74 paid', 91+ -Royal bonds will be consolidated in lige manner, either by I Potatoes . Shallota, per lb., 2,1 i Bank Yd. paid), 311-Clster Betaking Co. 1 21. 10s. pi, .. York Regents, per Garlic, per lb bd ' Ditto for account, 81-Union Bank Limited), Mt. paid), 19 - conversion, or payment when due. The bonds are I ton. tit to 100 s Lettuces, per d0z.,150d Cork and Bandon 'all paid , ter account, lit-Dublin, Wicklow, of 1001., Ur 500 dollars each, with interest, payable 1.. Rocks, do, Ms to ose teeny, per score. Is to sgd and Wexford 'all paid), 70 stock - Great Southern and Western Flukes 110 s to 140 a Artichokes. V. dol. tats oi looL paid , 934-Irish North Western :all paid), 2-Midland -. . i . nuarterly free of income tax, iu London, • in e • ly 1 Mentredish, p. bunc eal . i „ do. Kidneys, es to per Great Western and Royal Canal Halms (all paid ~ 670 dock- sterling, or in New York in gold, at the company a', cwt. Mushrooms, p.poth, Is to its MI Great Sou th ern and Western 4 per cent. peril . all paid ) 910- o ffi ces. They are payable to bearer, but can ; b e , carrots, per bunch, til to 64 1 Panley, per dos. bun., Is WU Irish North Westero, 5 per cent. perm, class A tall paid) Ir i Taring", per bunch. Id to 6,1 Herbs, per bunch. est Ditto, for account, S. registered at the holder's option. Clam, per bundle, is to la 6d COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 495. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48.. 6d. ; December, .1411. 3d. to 43.. 6d. ; January to March, 495. 3d. to 495. 6d. ; March, 50a. Gd. to 50s. 9d. MAIIRICT AVERAGLS —Town tallow, 51s. Gd. ; fat by ditto. 2s. 6}d. ; yellow Russia. 50.. Od. ; melted staff , 40s. Od. ; rough ditto, 22a. 6d. ; awes. 20t. ; good dregs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DLY.) Mr. Charles Jamie Eutoo reports trade slow at the fol. lewmg prices :—Prime meadow bay. 105 e. to 110 a.; infesiot ditto, Wis. to 1001.; clover. old, 110 t, to 1.i01.; inferier ditto, 95.4. to 105 s. ; straw, 3f3e. to 40s. SHARD LISTS.--(THIS DAY.) ITSIORDINARY SUICIDEORUS OP A GERMAN BY PHOSPH. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Bis morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex suer, held an inquest on view of the body of a German, nal Peter Badger, who committed suicide el 6, Albert- Shadwell, under very singular circumstance , . floe Bradford, a richlyaittired young woman, said that hired at No. 6, Albert-spate, shadwsll, and was a pro arm. The deceased was a young German, a cabinet maker, i vas apparently 72 years of age. He used at times mae one viait to her, and he stopped with her last On the Friday he became very ill, apparently from deem of poison, but he refused to tell what was the , with him. From that time until Monday his thirst beemant and unquenchable, but he could eat nothing. gondol morning, upon his craving for more tee, rude it a condition that he should tell what the matter, and said, " Peter, you shall certainly re the tea ; but what ever have you done'' lie nod, "hose, I have poisoned myself with phospho . I bought a halfpennyworth of ratstane at an oil 4 the corner of Cannon-street on Friday, and I @wei rd it because I was tired of life." Upon being pressed card that the reason he wanted to commit suicide was he had been cheated io business by a comrade of hie, • coat he could not madam such treatment, and he made emind to die. iv.B. Woodman said that he saw the deceased on Mon lit 5000, He was io intense pain, his limbs were tremu 'a. and be was very weak. He confessed to the fact that hit poisoced himself with rstabane or phosphorus. He on Wednesday, notwithstanding the administration of :ages. The postmortem examination showed that the cad's skin had turned quite yellow, and that the roil organs were similarly affected. The heart was end with purple spots, and the stomach was highly . The deceased must have suffered excruciating cap from the action of the poison. Nothing could be ascertained relative to the deceased's rods or habitation in London. the Coroner having summed up the case, iw jury returned a verdict of "Suicide while in a state ouound mind." (From the Liverpool Mcreury of this day.) Last night one of the most serious fires which have for many years ocmrred in Liverpool broke out twin the premises of Compton House, Church. street and Basnett-street, in the occupation of Messrs. J. and W. Jeffery and Co., drapers, cabinet makers, clothiers, he., and, we regret to say, malted in the entire destruction of that eetatAishmeot, which was one of the most extensive in the provinces, aud contained a most costly as well as varied stack. So far as we have been able to ascertain, the premises when closed at their ordinary time presented no appearatce that indicated the frightful calamity which was about to occur. There are about 80 young ladies and nearly 100 young men in the establishment, most of whim at the close of business went to various kinds of recreation, and returned to Compton Houle shortly before the fire occurred. Even then tit, re was nothing to awaken alarm; but about 10 o'clock the fire was discovered. At the Bassett-street side was the main entrance to the domestic part of the house, and on the st police officers going to this door they observed smoke 54 issuing from the basement of the building, which was termed st. " the shipping department "—this is to say, that part of 25 4 the es t a bli s hment devoted to the outfit of captains, 1.1 emigrant', die. When the first engine arrived the firemen found that the flames were raging in the shipping department imme diately lemma* the cabinet and upholstery room fronting st Williamsinetreet. Other engines arrived in rapid sue- st. cession, sad the word having been passel to the other at. fire stations, firemen and police officers were drafted I t t. from all parts of the town, and the heads of at, the police, water, and engineering departments woe r t z quickly on the spot. Branches were attached to tie s t , different hydrants and were got into play, and at that time St. the fire was raging fiercely ; end although apparently occu pying only a small space of the basement floor, yet it was St. evident that it would prove a serious conflagration. Several branches were brought to bear upon what were considered the st, most vulnerable parts of the firs, but they were notaubdued, 9t. and and the flame's spread with great rapidity towards Basnett street, in consequenze of the body of water poured upon St. the flames in Williamson-street. The shutters which covered the windows of the entire building were revolving too 'eon shutters, which on this as on fanner occasions pre- 1 3 1 :: vented the firemen obtaining easy access to the seat 9 of the fire. Ares and crowbars having bean pro- St. cured, the police forced open the shutters with great 1,7 .. difficulty, and the momeut thi s was accomplished a sr. largo body of flame Must from the windows across the Lt. street, compelling the firemen for • time to retreat Major st, Greig at this moment was in Williamson-street, and seeing St. the state of affairs, seized a branch and brought it to bear r a ' upon the burning mass, going so close to the window that U how he escaped being burnt seemed almost miraculous. He was soon joined by • stalwart fireman named 10 Mackenzie, who, with Superintendent Redman forced r e . their way into the shop with the jet in their hands. The s t , scene at this moment was a most exciting one : the St flames were roaring up from the basement floor, fanned by the draught, and causing a noise like an im- St. moose furnace. Shortly before eleven o'clock smoke !o wes seen issuing from the window to Church-street, st and flames from the windows in Bunettestreet. The fire was then rapidly spreading over the lower portions of V the building, and the shutters on the Baanett-street side sl became red-hot and fell io, revealing at occe that the whole of the basement wee a mass of flames. Whilst the destruc tive element was thus at work, • most exciting scene a presented itself in Leighetreet, forming the back portion of the premises. Although the alarm had been so speedily given to the assistants, many of them found that egress by the staircases was cut off in coasequence of the dense smoke, and 13 young ladies were shut up in a sitting. room, for whose safety great apprehensions were enter tained. Ladders were procured, and one by one the fainting, screaming creatures were brought down and de posited in the street, many of them having saved only the clothes in which they stood. There were also sleeping in • part of the budding the It', family of Mr. Cook, one of the superintendents. Two of 100 the children were gallantly saved by • Miss Wall, an male- 1: 0 tent in Compton House, who brought them down the stairs pp wrapped in blankets :cod Me. Cook's son, Mark, saved •• 10 0 : younger brother. We are happy to say that all the inmates 109 were rescued, but we hear that ...00 lady fell from the toe St. ladder and was slightly injured. 20 The fire continued to rage with unabated fury, and 20 rapidly spread through all thedepartments to the roof,which about twelve o'clock fell in, and the pile was one enormous son mass of fire from the foundation upwards. The pre- 29 mixes of Meters. Williams and Jones were also consumed, 100 and at one time the sparks ignited the Cauldron IUO Castle public-house, Williamson-street, and other build- sr ings, but they were fortunately extinguished, though Si. st. damaged by water. 20 The fire was raging when we went to press, the whole s t. blrrek being gutted. Th e premises and stock are i nsured. but Messrs. Jeffery, It . it is said, will still curtain a heavy loss. It is estimated at. that the loss will no t be less th an 200 , 000/. St. The origin of the fire is nuicnown. St. ICI REFORM BILL RETURNS. —We have just seen co pies of the circulars issued from Whitehall, calling upon the local authorities to forward to the Poor-law Board schedules of the ratings of different classes of tenements in counties and in cities and bo roughs ; obviously for the purpose of ascertaining, according to the latest assessments, what accessions will be made to the pres ent constituencies by a " verticd extension of the franchise. Downing-street would like to know, if the qualitieation be lowered, what numbers of additional voters will be let in at certain downward steps, and, therefore. asks, io respects of the counties, for the number of occupiers rated at 101. and under I'2/. ; at I'2!. sad under 1:1/. ;at 15/. nod under ; and at 901. sucl under ,01. With regent to cities and boroughs. the par ticulars 'ought are the numbers of occupiers in each at 41. and under :./. ;at ill. and under ;at 61. and under 71. ;at 71. and under Cf. ;at Y. and under 10!. The re. tutus are to be filled up from the rate-books in respect of the " rateable value '• of each tenement, not according to the " gross estimated rental " as heretofore used for elec toral statistics. The difference, we need hardly say, is very material between the gross and the rateable value. Masolirster Cuardm a. APPLICATION t'F ELErTRIC CoMMUNI,ATION TO THE ROYAL SPECIAL TRAINS.—The directors of the South Western Railway, in deference to the wishes of the Q1(.00, lately expressed upon the subject of increasing the safety of iailway travelling, have caused the state saloons used by the royal family to be fitted with the new systemd re of elec eu tric , com munication between passengers sod gu a rctly adopted by the company, the first-class carriages sod vans forming the rest of the royal trains being provided with the same etficient means of communicatioo. C HAMBER Ml:slc.—lioW I longed for a magi cian's weed to make the unwelcome crowd vanish, and to tied myself listening to these great men and their great ioatn terpreters, comfortably seated in a small space, with sh, • dozen intimate friends, all animated with the same tote, and reverence for these heavenly compositions, where the proportions of the loom would allow the forte passa ges really to appear loud , instead of falliug feebly and thioly into unlimited space, and where the m ore delicate sod tender inspirations would re ceive their full value and charm, and be felt pro foundly and mesmerically by an assembly oonaistiog only of a chosen few, all tuned to the proper pitch of acute sensibility ; this ries delight in the hearts of all, a subtle atmosphere most propitious to the beat efforts of the artists themselves, who, undisturbed by the banging of doors, the audible whispers about places, and the prosaic rustle of nonmonductiog silks, would give hack • hominid fold what they receive I.—Cora/WI Maya:jar for December. THE LATE MRS. GASKELL.—I u a fantastic Gentian story there is • strange fancy which has often recalled itself to me. It was suggested that, whenever • novelist or dramatist died, the personages whom by his fictive art he had called into being met him on the threshold cf the unseen world to greet him as their creator, and to thank or curse him for his share in the fact of their existence. If 1 this dream fancy had in It aught of troth, I can picture to myself no tribe of author-created visitants with whom I would sooner find myself surrounded on awaking beyond the grave than the cohort of those who might claim the author of " Mary Barton' as their spiritual parent. Becky Sharpe, or Valerie, or Jane Eyre, or Maggie Tolliver, or Lady Audley, or Conauelo, would seem too like weird ghosts from the nightmare-hiders world I had left behind me for ever. But Ruth, gentlest and purest of Magdaleoes who have repented almost before they had sinned, and Philip, " tender and true," and Lady Ludlow, and Miss ]fatty, and Cynthia Kirkpatrick, would have so little of fault to answer for, that the burden of having called them ' forth to sin and suffer would weigh but lightly on my coo isciente as their responsible creator. To say this in Doswell Praise. It is not a slight matter that an author can look back at the last glimpse of life, and feel that be has left behind him no written word which could make those who read it otherwise than better ; and this acknowledgment is justly due to Mrs. G a skell. Other novelists have written books ea clever, and many have written books as innocent ; but there are few indeed who have written works which grown•up men read with del•gbt. and children might read without injary.—lifecmatan's Mcs9azine for December. Two eamm The railway market is dull to-day, and a de- ; cline, ranging from k to it per cent., has taken place in Metropolitan, Loudon and North Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Great Eastern stocks. Great Northern A. has receded t. London and North Western stock is now quoted 125 k to 126 k ; Great Western, 62i to ; 631; ; Midland, 124 E to 125/ • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 122 k to 123 ; South Eastern, 79 to § ; Great Eastern, 451 to 46 ; Caledonian, 125 k to 126 k • Metropolitan, 136 to London and South Western, 96 to 97 • Great Northern, 1281. to 129 k ; ditto A, 146 to 149. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares continue in request, and have further advanced. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has also improved. Dutch Rhenish and Pernambuco shares are flat. ORDINARY ABARII3 ANDATOCILL 6,1 6,1 dl BtW eo.dsy I 1, Clos.nsprices Pd, I RAILWAY& )egerao. I to 1 P.M VA Bristol smut arise er . i ir. 2 - ttr. .. - .. - AD Oa* And Bandon ill I CJonwall 100 D Adlo and tionsat Jane all'Dantlao,PorthAAlai.J. Itoall lisA London Scrip 08K. Do. i _ _ W 2 115 127 K 98 19 14 I 88 72 71 78 1 l a„ 't o 1 Zaatarn Ord. Bt. INo . D o ii. Ani. ink., No. 2 I 100 trea t North at Soollead 100 iGreal.Northers 100 Do.A. I • no. no dir t lkit 100 Do•B 11116p.0.100• 10 o 10 0 0 Do 100 1 Gt. south m W..t. (12".)' 100 . Great Wailers Do. ( N o e d w. De l w t. Di at , 25 . Stock 1 100 1 Dallewsz Val.G•alta 100 Do. loath Warn. •• • MO Do. W. 111d-- 01 f 0 r 4 1 100 Do. Do. Menori 1001 Do. Do. DoWord 1100 ' Lancashire & Yorkahlre 'lOO Loudon and Blackwell 1100 tun Angolan. &rm t 1100 .LostkilAssaus.aDov ,100 . Do Out kaien.A o P•c• 100 Loadosirliadd Wigan. 400 ILouduuaSouin• adorn ,100 1 %lan..Sliat.,& Llacalnak ,100 Motropolnan 7I D o . Now 41, D o . Kaionaloa all' Metztvolitan Whirler 10 ' . D o. d o . do. 1 100 Midland I 31' De. 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An inquiry was held by Mr. liiiuipbreys, Mid. ~..x coroner, at the Queen's Hotel, H ackney-wick, last tat, relative to the death in Victoria-park, of hit. James • I s. aged 43 years. as deceased, who lived at No. 74, Edward-street, Stee . was • ship agent, in good employment. He was, 'ewer, very apprehensive that be would not be able to -d Lis duties satisfactorily, and that be would come want. It is supposed that in • state of alarm "this groundless nature he went on Tuesday last ll ittoria-park, instead of going to attend to his business 'le &Hors' Home. He at down upon • seat in the rain [cold, and he was found dead there in the afternoon by ,e.ce. i t e hl e Brian. R appeared that the unfortunate !vied was the 1011 of a clergyman, and had formerly b i t • Police-sergeant. He was in the habit of going to policestation and begging that the inspector would take " , i of him, lest be should come to want. He bad 4.:!ioo from the police force, and was in the receipt of a r iaCeile. iT. Breretoo said thlt the immediate canes of the de ters death was disease of the heart, and the jury re ed a verdict to that effect. RcF,t ,NIEETI NG AT HALIFAX —A requisition 1 (been presented to the Mayor of Halifax, asking him to , retie a meeting of the intisbitants to consider the subject Sitliamentery reform. His worship hoe appointed Mon- i seek for holding the meeting. Sir F. Crossley. Bart., aad Mr. stanafeld, M.P., have promised to take part the proceedings. It is intended to invite Mr. Akroyd, '}',., to be prvseat. Lear Mc o.ury. . ' HINT 7(1 lIIE PEOPLE or LsmnErn.—The :IPlimentsr, dinner to Mr. Hughes, M.P., takes place on I 'ftasy evening. It might be well if that gentleman's I mhasisatic Lambeth supporters were to a l l ow him a few not rest afterwards.—South London Precs. DEATH OP SIR R. BROMLEY.—We are sorry to .-moon the death of Sir Richard Madox Bromley, I, LB., which took ploor.wc understand, at St. Leonards, 1 Toursday. Sir Richard's health had been failing for some '; ?past. and he lately by advice of his medical men wider- i ' a burley to Italy ; but before be could accomplish 'lv than half the distance he was compelled to re his steps. By the decease of Sir Richard, pensions in 'tZterste exceeding 1,2001. per annum will revert to the . we The late Sir Richard Bromley was possessed of cons ale ability, and was entirely a self-raised wee, hewing , Itrlseed hie o ffi cial career ass third-dam dark at Dept .% N . ietoolling.ieed.—Army and Nary Gazette. CAS. * Mr. Jurt:c. of the Agues int w.is s met. 54:. I:er.lod., gee. A similar ad it was stated Error. r 4 for the dant. mierie belonged he Grr.peshot ; Lad* running he s unlucky. Re ig that port K 1 her :wear add there. defeadant had was desirous of favour. It was he took any part intinent of cap. which the vessel .owner could not it he Dad express entered for the ,o the opinion of DIVORCE. ; rm, petitiooor ; oat Itobinoon, for and WOO DOW rcli at Brighton, fed with her at her in a disgrace- Oa one occasion him up to his but he forced wd. Pay, who at — taken before the roue for an unlaw. atitioner by biting a- forgave his wife. the last two nom it of Brighton did &Dually gars her up to London, pro le and her brother. last year the pe. our.. had been to ,Gravesend, where id Mrs. Pay. The • mining broke, is rriage. cent to press. I MTS. : HE GINTRI:. STEAM r. lately a confidential Im Navigation Com. Wilson for further :zliog large sums of amount being esti. the prosecution; Mr. last occuion it was at the bead office in to issue tickets to the Continent. For revs furnished to the gone into 00 the last eceived considerable inked for. now arose-ermined Lewis, and be accounted for the stating that he t money to different pony, and that he had r of a farthing. He the prisoner to try deficient, aid he said Chia witness observed ered until the Bth or fiscovery the prisoner times and signed the the prisoner was that r ipauy, and that the [ oration of account hi Lousy good. al. ►ND ASSAULT ON rat was brought before ig Theephilus Rode.'ll, ridav) afternom, when door to remove the mers, an almost un. and prostitutes as gathered round the f the four men, Moore, :e, who had been tom hbery. It soon became the privonera WILL in coo -1 was therefore stationed n the first of the four ight out from the mutt. a the door to the van. were so beetled by difficulty in keeping ated the man from ,own on the step of ioment gave witoem so t, fortunately, upon the Ito the van, and loo ked Wit n ess gave her tote • " butte" to throw th• t only doing his duty in ten an attempt was made to use such force as was t nor the fault of himself the mau himself (Moore) th he was sent for trial relation, or perhaps the ,he might naturally fed ,ey haul only themselves to ice mu-t be enforced. She mooed for 14 days. V ELL. IVons, 11i, flow! , Pe.zycllA Vtrwihan. 15, and Jo An we Mr. D'Eyecourt with some buildings WAIT Par - Uocupany at Somers -town. rederick.street, C.raya-irn. reed prisooera and Mr. In died the case on behalf at of Perry, 14 Y, and polies show that at a q uarter to to an unoccupied bones •111t1 • gang of 12 young r nets formed tart. in • itted-up by them as . a iover ed with pieces of al . into the street, and around k Sheppard. Claude 'hire's m and thieves. There were inks. The whole of those pre id, beef, and fish, :oad s eemed The prisoners along with for beiog in the house for as rdsSergemit Parry discovered m the roofs of the adjoining ten to • insiiioe-storn dealer'm en. Tbe aergeaut fetched tb. Ist it correspooded with that e roof in question. When he of whom he purchased it b. oil when he saw the prisons'. oem. The macioe•store dealer 101 l was at least. woctb ISa. and Peogally 4.1. out of the ,en sold for. With regard to were seen the same morning and when they Wer e takes oe stolen property in their Middlesex-place, boot-close; F, Wills, and Sherman, sell • % r ids divide the money. re dealer's. in Ossulatoaa ~ solicitor, the witness steted v lewd, onoe et the messiest'. I'2 months' imprisonment. fat the h.,bit of souls to thb ➢lane he was not there on the night t the property purchased by the le neglected, sod robberies of ni the e,ompany's bou•ss. Ist the prisoners ou whoa , be discharged, as there was no that of a convicted thief, ois rustic to be placed• ed the four prisoners for whoa' sentenced the others to be !labour in the House of Corte*. JOINT STOCK BANKS If& I Ilk I 40,000 60 'Ages & ilsaternian*sB l . 1.0,000 60 Albion 60,000,100 AlllancelesALlwer9oo 10,000,100 Do. lour lat 10 pea. 109,0001 00 Anglo Austria& 60,0061 60 Anglo Egyptuin (Lltl3l 10,0001 60 Auglo Italian IlAtelted 11.600110 AdaticHank.Cor.newsl M,03 1 / 1 60 Anstralsula I I 4.600 90 Danko' BeltfahLolumkta s 10,0001 26 time Of fume l6 l 6,000, 1 20 Bank of Loudon 66,000, 20 Bank of Otago (Limited) 10,000 100 Honk of queeusland kl.), 25 10,000• 60 Rank of Victorla,Auatria 50,000 10 Bank of New Zetibuid ~1 10 61.500 i 50 Barne•l's Bank (Limited 10 60,000' 20 Bradllan&Poetegusaa(L 10 20,000 60 Brlu.o & Califerwais (Li V 10.000 60 British N. America 60,00 90 C. Bk. Indla,Aus., China! al 20,000 26 chart. Mar.of ludia,&e 1 a 10,000100 'l'ity 10,000 .1 00 Columba . ... 40,000 601 Com.liank Of . Canada 1 I 40,000 25 . Bank of India, Sec. 106,000. 10 .Conarkdated Bank (1 )1 6,000 100 OontineeNal 2,000 100 In.. Yaw 10,000 i 60 Delhi and London 20.0001 60 out Loudon lisoiltedd 60,000' 50 Easters LachanaClAW 10,000' 26 I:nglish )oint Stock 11..1 20,000' 20 Ing.lkok&AnaLCkarkl. 10,000 60 liantlialt and Swedish (Li 1 45,000 SO Furopean Rank( Ltinitacli 1 10,000 100 Hlndowt.Chloa&Jap.(Li \ 1 10,000 100 • Do. Lssusd at 2pm 20,000 100 Do. Now 40,000 100 Imperial 111111 k. Malta a 116,000 . 90 Imperial Ottoman— -4,000. 36 lowan. al 0,000. 15 Do. New 100.000 SO Lod Most.l3l4:lndlalL) I 40,000 60 Loo.Bk.of steo,,te. (LI 11 toms 100 Load= and Brazilian ' 22,000. 24 tin •10.1,1 7B 6,000 100 Lot don & Weer Plata L 20,000' 16 Do. New, iss. at Li pro If 10,000 10 Lea. MBank of Aastr4 at 30,0001 60 Landau and en.lnal• • 2 11 72 000', 60 London Joint Rook.— 11 26,000 10 LOwdon& South African al 6,000.10 Lon. &S. Western (Una a 6.000 100 Do. do. New . 6.000' 60 Loucloo&Vooentela l.) ■ 60,000 100 Len. & Weittedosterf 10.000,1 00 Merchant Hank j 5,000 100 Do. New , ( 50.000 60 Mercantile & 11 11.000'100 Metro. & Pros. bank (L.' 4,166 100 Do. de. IIN /I 5.000 100 Midland Bark Ildws 1 I2I 20,000 5 National of Australasia 4 40.00 , 100 Mau ,o a. e 1 t.tworooo I 18 10,000,100 1f.Pre.a16n4 16164 ) 66.00 0 10 Do. lad and Sed lune 45,000' 60 National Bank , I 57,600 10 New Booth Wales j 60' 10 New Zealand (Igialbad)l .000 20 North Watern 60,000' 26 Orlantal Bank OorWww.. 20,000 20 Orient.Com.B.Llate o .o 15,00 20 Do. do. loteN.Y. 21,000 20 Do. do. 15t01 , .C., 20,001.1 50 Proms.l3analeVorp.l l . 7,210 t 0 Do. do 20.000 100 1 Mita& of Ireland I 1 10,000 101 Do. do a 31,600 90 j Solna& ranl.,&Delhl (LI I woo , m South Anatealla a 17,161 100 ,sosaa. of 8.8. Africa B 10,000'10C Do. do. lin. Maps. I{ 60, 15 sof Aommus MO OOO OD 1110 T Owl ake of Inland (tAse.:; r 00.000 60 17405 al Landow 10 - 151 IN del 10 : 45 !!e, No. I NIL I ...; U - 4 dui 1.0181,0181 et. FO, and West India .1100 l.lll 123 12.00 0 II Cles wstebstlyi DAkl • 6,528.110 IL totaBt. /111n.'100 80 62 SOM.W Ri. kiiithelnitne LOA 1012,070" Bt. Annoy Commerelsl lOO 611111811 111/11 No. Ili I Kid s& 1 Pd. I MOW 'Cambrian Coo. Gold. L 1 I Ctdverton Ti IMMO .. ;Clifford Amid so . 'Dew. G. Coo. travistk.), to__ . , , 19,800; 'Drakewalhi 617.1 .. 'Batt Basset (Itlogaill— 14 6,1441 .. ;Last Caradon 6,000 .. Illest Cant Brea 6,000 East Grenville 9.14.0 4.000, .. ,YAst Guiunislake 1,906 .. , But Lovell 19.0 4,0001 .. ,L W. Rumen Cf av l s tk j 10417.6. 486! .. 'Grambler & It. Autism N 12,6001 4 &twit Lasey :Limited; all ' cow •• 'Or eat South Tobias LOOO .. 'Greet Wheal Bury .. 6,906... 13. W. Voe Malibu) 8.1190 93 000, —. H Grenvillerod a loot 024 lOl. ', 6,000' :. Ilingston Downs 5.10.0 896! Margaret ;Goy Want, 13.17.6 ' 9,0401 .. Marks Valley 9,000, 4, illwyndy Iron Ore 400 . i New Beton 700 1 .. North Ruske. ,0001 .. 'N. Wb. Bout , I Ilogan, 4.4.0 ,640 .. :North W Ilea Crotty ,OODI _ Prosper United ,Inuj .. Providence (U. Lelant 10.6.7 319 . 4. Caradou idt.Cleur ll 1381 _ iouth Condurrow 3.2.0 ' ' 496' 1 . . 6. W. Frances illkagan, 1916.9 920 .. Meal Park ' 95.15.6 .0061 _ Tin Croft ,9001 6 , Vigra end Clogan. Mut all ,0091 West Basset ('Rogan). 1, .026 .. W. Camden (ldskeard) 11 ,000 West Chherton II 400, _ West Baton 67t 612; .• III! . . . l an Buller (Itedruth) . li ,024 1 , . W.MaryAnnillenhee.; 6 1194 .. ' Wheel Beton 1164 - ^. l .. Wh. Trelawney iLisic , 5.17.0 IitaCILLII4 SOUS. No. 1 Sh. 1 Colli.Ulolo. - 1,260 20 .Anglo-EgypL Nay. (L). all ta.ooo. 10 innipe-Mmacan Illist , all 10,000 ; 6 Atlantic Tel. gua.B p.ct all so.uoo, 16 Australian Agrleol.- lO4l 10,000. 16 LastrallanY.Littn.( l , $ • o,ooo' 10 • ItzaralaTeaEatatesL. 1 COCO 1.0 • Waterwoeira (L.). all 15,000 100 Bolckow Vaughan (L) 174 11,000 $ Bombay /Sea (Limited sit .0,000 6 Do. Sad issue 0,000 60 MOM American lend 44 1,1804. St B. a L Um. Tel. (141 lOO 12,600 20 British liaban Tea (L L 16 4,916 114,CanadaLaintany all 10,00/ 10 EsnadlanLoen&MT(L) le 114000 20 Nylon Oempany 14600 30 • Ditto A Mares . i 60,000 16 City of Londoalt.Pro. 5 0,30 16,041 SO ,City of Milan Impro.(. . $ 4,969 SO ; Do all 4 000 25 'City of lloscaw Gas 'Li 6 000 40 'City Otilas (Lim) ,lO 1 , 60 ICommerclalllMon(lna , 6 1,11100 10 Oom. of Ltricanllet.(lol' I 1,000 40 lOonaolidated Dia- (L) 10 1,600 10 'Continental Un.flas(L) 10 0,00012 .Contractl.loaporation(L 10 Cop.ll.llng.,VreL 7 9lF o . 611 LOOO 10 •C. rone.so4o%. of rag • I,ooo' 10 Do.iss.at pm. (V. to pay) 2 9,0001 6a W. of am/until/4 ,a , 10 211161; St ,Orysisl Palma ,8301.1 St, ; Do. P re l eren ee lOO ,0001.' Bt. ' Do. op./ 0. Peep. Deb lOO 7,600 20 • DarMeliug (Limi _tad) ... 8 .000 He 'Dlsooutaorporallan( lo 20 8,000 10 ',Eastern Aram Tes,(L. ) ?' 0.0 00 IA .1. ludlend.C.l4 l fin L.; 14 10,000 20 'B. India [nig. et Canal 1. 10.0001 60 'Ebbw Vale L 00.0001 10 •IgypileaCom&l l . l .( l , • 1,9764. I St. .traitrio Telegraph 29,0001 6 . ing, and Ana. Coypu ; a 10,000 60 • gag.and ForeigaCredit 10,0 00 1100 ' Sag. &Scottlehlisain. (10 18,000, 10 Fairbairn Engineering.' e,000" 60 Financial DISCOIIIIS (L.) II 60,000 10 ' foreet. Ws/shown (L. 10,000 60 1 0916y1za (141611 60 . _.l• ••1 1 . 10,000 10 41.Creclitilln.o1Lon.( 1 10,000 16 ;Gen. Steam Harlin/NMI 1 10,000 60 ;11o.mek3olonial 111. l Li 6,00$ 10 ' Bong Kongd:ChinaGaa . a 10,000 30 ; liodeon'a By 10,000 60 :limbos Iron No/M((4 I 00,000 60 ,Insp.&lller.CdlAsa.(L) 1,00001 1 • loam ational Carrying Mai ' 1 10, , 000 60 Co ntractlntern II 30.0001 10 11nternatTlitaniloa. (L I' I 00,01.10, 10 ,Internat.LandCrodit(L . 60,00 01 60 ' Italian lend. 1 110,000 10 1 Italian Imlg. (9 611 . 067 . ) • 0000001i00 I Do.. p. 4. 841.1.1870, I MOW 98 p/ohatlhookniecoont(LA , II 10,000, 60 Land Securities (Lim.) g' 1 6/00 0 ; 26 • Lend. Attics,/ Tradin. 110,000 le ,Lond.andesledoo. ll .l l . l I 60,000 10 Lon • ConntyLand/ 411 .( 1 - 11,000' 6 'Lood•DirtriatTeleg.(Ll! a 40,000' SO I Loud. linen. Lam. (1), 1 14b,62.5 4 ; Land. 0. Onanlbas C.a., I 6,0001 60 ,Lood.4lolasg.lag.Co(L 20 ; Lund., Italian, &c.Stm 10. 000 , 60 . 15 6.000• 60 ' Lond.lter. Disocamt;L, 10 60.6 0 $ 10 • Lond.Produoialatarine 2 60,000 El !Madras Intr.. a Owl 15 •• .. 'EI I Do.• ail l il 10.0 00 26 Nil/Ana Investment(L ) • 04 11,600 10 Mauritius Leuld,42o.(Ll 1 12,000 10 I Went. Irten. TM. (L) all 10,000 60 Nierchant iThipping . 1 -.) 15 21,000 lie 8i11wa11Y.14.2 1 /ockL 74 60,000 10 Itlillwall Irma 6 urkm 6 1 1 E 000 10 ;NatallnnelaCoL C. (L) 6 120,000 26 , Nat 104,141 OW. Coca. IL) 6 10,000 26 ; NationalProy.ltarineiL 1 4 10,000 Mt NationalOtomn N6v.111 SO 1,000 10 I, Nertuddatioal •L 2. 6 6,000 20 ~,.. S 0 • ' I 20,60 u ?5 ' 0 7.4.alandL&SLAg. L 1.4 SLAW as i ...aeamedl..t .Loen ‘ t . 11 10,00 10 • 1 Nor th er nassamTeML u 141 25,ttu •le . Do. B 107,1764. at. , Y.Bria A astraimianiL; 100 60,000 60 N.llrlLeStarnai. In.ll. ' 04 16,Y 00 10 Nowgong Tea (Limlted l ' 2 4),000 16 loam., Manse , imam. , 11 10,000 40 ;Oriental Pinanulal(Lim • 10 61. 000 . 6 Oriental flaa (Linuted), all 50,000 , 6 , Do. New 1 40.000. 10 Orient.lidandSteeml ! all 26,000 ; 10 4.n.ae• ..0 s tillaudomem 1 2 11,500 20 Ottoman Company (L); 2 10.000. 60 Ottomau I , imucial (L."' 16 10,0001 6 ottoman Gm oanoted). all 10.000, 50 Overeul,Gurney,Co.(L ' 15 -• u.n14•13:10 ,' 5 214' 6 Do. 40. 2_5,000110 u... • 8 80 i.ooot It. Peel Dlv.l.and.ttlin.ll: 100 10,000 1 60 Penin•ular 6U. ataaar all 0 , 960001 00 Da do. New l6 I 17,0001 10 poobrafbi 1.., R., 01.(1. 100401 60 Ithymney Iron W 10.0001 le Do. Not 13,6.0 t; 116 Rio J. City Irnprov. (L, 20,101 1 26 Ditto ditto ... • 10 31," 20 Rio Cnneire Oat ;Lim.) all 96004'100 lioyol Nl.Ol Stearn 00 130,0004. 1 111, tc o 4.4.Btralorett. (I lOO 06000. 60 inilth, Knight, &C0.(1... 10 . 00,86: 14 r Ibtan..C(rayntelf ) ; 10 27,000, 60 S. African M. k In. X. 6 14,534 26 Isoutti Au6trailau Laud, all 000,00161. St. Submarine Telepaoh 1 1 0 0 . 1 I Do, Scrip all 1 67,606 50 I 1-.o.ConstrucAtiLalu.(l., 12 100.300 10 Charneatr Money lota ', II 7,500 20 ITrlnidwi Petroleum (1.) 4 17,600 10 TrustkAgeucyof Aui.L I 5 1,000 'C. 6 L to. ot t). Canso. 6 • 140,006 20 Ifn.Marine ot Lirer.(L. 1 1 60,000 6 .1711100d/LT16611.004L.) all 60,004 10 ; aulwara Menne ina.(l. 6 15,000 10 Tipper Ass warea(Lim 96,000 le Ditto 10.004 00 VanDleateee Land— 184 10.004 60 I gamin. , PowinealLiw I 10 10 , 0 00 te.tiodia&PAcilleS.lL 10 PREFERENCE SR. Great Western Original Preference North Eastern, Stockton and Darli 31i. Ft/REIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Limited) guaranteed 7 per cent., 14;i. Dutch Rhenish (IM. paid), 243, 5. Ditto (all paid), Recife and San Francisco (Limited), guaranteed 7 per cent., 13. Sambre and Meuse, South Austrian and Lombardo - Venetian, 17, 161. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. 14 164 3S 5 1 i 7 10 21 11 3: 41 35 30 I 3: 41 1 5 54 4 54 6 7 9 4 44 24 1401.1 40 60 16 Vs I 1 1 1 14 - ul LIE. Ir . ' 11 I! 1 f' f i 1