The Express. — London, England, 1861-01-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGLNCE nilt.):: 8. , ..Vif • P Lca...)02,. TEIS DJ Y.) (THIS DAY.) The half-yuar:y mezti:lg of tht shareholders was lead at none. at thr Bunk, 'Pricers-street ; Yr. P. N. LArRIE in the chair . col KT OF BANKRUITCY. 1.4.6 rt Mr. Conami.liontr 11.1rvykl.) The Kt I:ETAIiV (Mr. H. Newmaimuj reta the report, and the bothaoce-sheet u toilows : IX RE PI-ANL. 4. a draper. at Lyn*. This w.ui ear. • ; trt , .;•. •; s tsrlY. ; Asais of triflissi amount. ono •• oppooetl for the wiligares, cMody no th e . ..'• inolin4. theft no profits ash.att. r. r.. the hatoknitit, turged that he ..t ore it dome.; le calamity. having Twit a tarty -. the Inv...roe Court. ulorreby he hail been lint to .• • tr. • ..•, 'oortort.: that the trading hail beep rt.:kiss*. -.sill. • )444 hal. ..ttspetioletl the certilieato for • tt. •'&l4 hwt eomewlint. rtune ate when pasted would he of the 'wood " The directors have the pleasa.e of repotting that the net pvoits of the tank for the six 'Loathe ceding Deoembe: . being the hest half of this beak's hasecial year, after payment .4 all charge+, and incluilin the sum of 9.. for intered paid and due to customers on their current and deposit &crenate, sad making ample provinous fur all bud and doubtful debt*. amount te tLi s ub3/, which, with the sum of :,44.16!. les. 41, Drought foretnl frees the 30th +4 June last, levier. for appwo stem teht7o'. Is.. The +Wel:toes sow declare a dividend v 4 13e. per share, vlear int•ane tax, for the six inuothe ending Derembe 31 last, amounting to the sum of Ailool., which will leave a balance of 30,470/. Pakof uadivided refit, to be carried forward. The directors deeply regret that W. *sat Danny, Esl., has been obliged, 11 i m paired health, to resign his seat in the directive ; atal in iamordanee with the pievisions ,4 the deed of *l%lmm:tit, they Lave elected John Vilchrist, Doi., a duly .1;: aired pr'prict.t, to supply the vacancy. SHARE L1678.-(TA tont C Mr. l'emittiaanat e r t:tailhoro.) /N run R 1.. l li. .• trot t, A ...iii..•!.4lg•luanufActuter, 4.f W.. pie..' o I tor hi. certificate; dritt, 2,00. ; 1. in tbt• pound. oppmed fee the waiver. ; Mr. Mita., • .4 oppositi.ft were that the I.u.krept bad .ht I. Ink: repre.rotatioir, nek• had givet, a 6111as:de to biota& eirolaw to the • 44 other creditor.. arjuitted the bankrupt of the charge .4 r0.er....1 hi. lodgment pro the MN` greellilit. in ...t the swagger might are whether say armoire. .:•1 Le 0,.& with tho LUNA- isotaw. IN RE AND I o/UNI:. ' l bk"Pt . We" rtitirt-rna1...n.4 Portmateoluare. 11 the examination meeting. Lishilitim, 1 4 :00. turned at 14etweru NIP/. and ta.o/. tt:•• tdfivial wiener. reported that the bank .nsratrat..l his movants with a deka/wry of AV. 4kurpieg had been very Moat-feet. '•- •Ithant *aid the ....iiriters eaw no advanttaage to be adjouronout aed wetild allow the bankrupt to I .ocorlingly. 113 W 112 lii 164 e MI LIS 131; 11a; Q 43 64 UT; 117; 40 02 114 1111 60 61 90; 100; THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Ni %SS i;I•ILDHALL. tleil,tl whoa.. mune did not. trampire. accomplice' .1., tible•lco•liiii • ..mti4 \ ountryinme, *pp a4l to 3 Meelii awl 'Alderniin .then in the following bet o, much with the expectation o f being abl e t o .qv imlres., to to expose a newt bairtles and friftal which was being perpetrated by an .1.61 •COUWIrDI upon honest and industrious own in various parts ..4 the country. The alludal to advertiled in the proviucial papers for ••• wool, mid his (applicant's) fri e nd r e pl ie d to the • e meet, which be saw in nor of the Norwich papri ereopmaleme mate.' iti which the party represented 1.1.14 , .01y the agent for .enot nobble-4n or gentleman • • rt.., who required i lied .tewaol, and who left the !iiient entirely to he. brads Ile also intimated that otrplicant's front, .. 0.0.1 forward a guinea, he .. c peel the aituitioe, aal node an appoint. to meet him in a few days after at the -.a .n. Inn, Itialiop-.ate, for the purpose of intro. , 11,1 t.l hi. balm einplorer, and t o be, as the you .•.u.ht. regularly engsgril He aceonliagly foewardad .al en the diy appointed presented hilliest! at the +m. lUD. 141,11.14 ..ate all the way from Norwich .t purpose, wheu to lu. dismay he learned that no • • ....e was known there, mid that there had been at - .1 'at .shot VC1".411 there up.4l a similar wildoom • w•rthy aldermen mid if the man (meld her Nerd be - - •.- ' , vomit. d for .144+11131114( money made, fake pee led even then it would be a very dillicult :natter • • ... the rue apesnat him, unlem there limn some mecilk -"mese math. which would admit al Wag readily . -4. Any 1104.4.1• M in rim way of petillity that the 1 old give to mutes people against mach a nelariosie they were quite rare would be willingly rendered, 1 a row , " would peshaps 1a• more effective 11:1 !Up. ... -,.; his operation. than AcTi w mi. 1 peewee . eL EN FLL Irll.o TO TONLICAXIL—DAIUN.: ATTLIIPT AT AOSOLTIIIT. 1 lishisessfaly ended me. who dneribed himself as • • signet. end et Oho palice.eatee declined to give • der Ide cone et eddies, wee planet at the har below Mr. 'amid ebeeged with helm heed io one of the bedrooms Is lilr. 4. Edwards. the landlord el the Eight toner, Mb Lebo, Via intent to ewsmitleieep. as as the blown '` who bee a slight evensteeltk wee Jet lie her he add hi ease was Wiltioas Lew, end • le reeds, at .tl, I 10141.1001. et. Luke's. n • ..i.m....t Mated that yesterday elhareeee. wine ' ea* et in hie beeperieer be homed the 21•1104911 nobel ki bedroom deer rim. ssad hewing esewleined , he arum wee eoll le the spew pert el or heesse el • ...Wed whir% end towed the pine' is the est el ..see the brireem. The &wow le the beiresee had am .preral, sad the toilet twee renewed. Ifs oohed the ~ter whet be waste'. when he mid he wee leaks 1 his friends. wise were le the willer-rown, red this • ereliesied Is hedreek. A Sew nuesiate Were Met the ewer/ we le lbe blue el the he drinking with a Is *a aid swum wed thee he wee prim* aim The Omer,. when lakes bete melody hypelieeeneeleisie luny. lo c, was searched, am) oe him were heed • esmelow of Isperetes miming to priperty of verienneisesrletems, and lim elegem cm the Load. o and Comity Beak, at Oseenwiels. .2..1 the cheers wee Mi.) up to the order of Mr. W. H. lownor beam andeigued Thomas Fowler, and th e oth e r was wall. The primer, is defence, said that he had no intention Ile outwit • !Amy. The he wen he had taken rather freely I Ii err, end had misinken the bedroom for a public room. The pohee steed that tie primmer had been perviously , sea tal c and he hal Mae lathe for Meats* rim oder Isle, pretences. Mr !VC rt remanded the primmer stabil Friday nail. .e.I refu.ed hail. S 10 66 60 Se 24 46 1116} 1341 10? 11111 iU MI 07 4 .6 - 111 111 12 72.1 118 j 17 181 114 17 WI 100} 901 mei 1 41 11 omi Wokeis, 410 Oarawail, 4 pa end DealinioltAlow.Jita rail Anti" 4.14.41 1 De. De. B. IP. el. C,74.44 ILamm 14454.44.14.1 151 109 205 211 99 101 112 115 lie IM 110 112 109 1W 126 126 70 81 112 u• Me I _ .. 10 11 814 11 61 .... 104 9 TN; Droll p. loolou Duda% p. el Ibtia.llolopour .4. p.et. Drug Drug No 100. op.& p.a. Do.s4s.roi.st lOpoLgoi. Do. y pros& Do.Ppoundlanam GUE et.wataiimasimr speomo owl Di. rodosa fp. mg Do. Ilmodoon. I fro=r edi orliarms DaDisolorPLlLip.o. Ls. am. do. r es. tal. Dal:boa. o?o.Shoros 114 118 111 114 k 4 OS 4.1 N 100 810 01 _64 D L 108 102 * - 10 - 14 771 111. ise 1 72. 72. ii: 41-Z-4,7-- t 14 16 178 146 D. do. do Loma Toni& p.e.Bt 116 No. 1 D0.1p.0. do. Do. do. Dab e. do. N. 4 Do. p.c. do. .... Do. 4 p.e.prLell d 0... Do. 7 p. e. Prot Nook.. IN.plle. dot IA loMotlora oadDovoe L1PNW.00v.443r0a.14 Lk & pLLlaio Loodood W.7 ayalasis. al Mosiamd. el D. AI Do. Si pot eouS Do.redesoubis Cod. SOW Come.op.e.ftook Do.Oor.De.di Do. epp.et. Pre& Wolk Da litlitchla 4 p.e. Noodelk 6p. et. Ne. elect Noe DMA 6 per mat Do Now Gos. 6 p. et. Do.lModor Vales pia N.loo.—Derw.6 frt. D. do US us 1141 US 11 US us US 1S 101 1/4 US US 1U WOIBRIPSTILEWL COSSUNMOS AND STARVATION. 1,.. f tae ATIVESSMAg, of the if divimion of polic vase tiotro to kir loith. the MOM, amsistrats, the fWwwiell .age r ,f ilistr,a. ha. which his attention had been eal4ll. and which he had himself visited. The iirpector soul taint on entering the top room of a wow situate in Thuara&etreet, Brick-lam. Spdalflekle. he 'lend a ran Anal would§ tying in what might with due altsmace be termed a bud: coewhei of blanket then w" any. and the place was destitute of every article ea the dim e of food or warmth. These persons woe maadedly in extreme much than he seertaioral they really were, •is. They were man and wife, Copeland by nme. The map was formerly a cebinetmaker. His mothmr Woo remit, and doing all sloe could to comfort them ; from ht. bv ISIMPti that th e y w ere b o th i n a resumption, the tm.luad haying been turned out of the Loolou Hospital a tylingit since as incurable. after a Imo weeks' attendance than. The impactor added that the wretched couple were tweeently coblicl to be raised to a sitting position, in nom. ...ism et " ity to breathe otherwise. i.The mother of Copeland waa called forward by Yr. sod vouched for the truth of her miserable relatives fortnight since a son of Inspector Comiabis, H mm on. to pity from the eutfering. be witasmedopve t:Tu • n IN 11:1 US WI 110 114 14 14 TO 1" I Pro - - I P . r 11- U! 139 1101 104 96 II 111 113 U, 1U citml 10t* Ds. Lids OpTel. Me. 1 De. Teri ILI &pm T poi Attar 100 100 IN lest.N.l.lllLat heti* Da 7 p. ot. NW. Steak ,B. Darla Azad p. a. &La. (And. Aa. ALAI I Da at par mei Da. Azad per east I S.Wslaz goz. 4p. NAIL Da depar odd S. Yeald p. aga a paa Do. da Dep.a. De. do. 0111p,a W. WearablUbsrallp.s. DA de. la Vra Da imp. p. et. tad D• 48 4•1P. PIA In 116 116 11l in ll SA 192 11l pos 111 Co- peewee aid. ordered that two Nub* sad , uotthl be Wassail) Neat theta. 1 fri 1 I ISt 1125 C 124 101 161 126 Tut; Sterzat's° Para ov rat Cm OP LONTION. morning (Wednesday) the Towa Clerk of the Oar. sti.s. .4 London received from Mr. William Colman the .ltov as4 notice of motion. to be considered at the seat t-'r of l'••inniou Connell : -"That the sem ef 1,0001. rated for a gapers! fond for the relief of the suffering Pr of the city of London, ioclusive of the eashrldppees at fellowship. porter., the same to be *wed et the as tal .4 the (net, Coro, end Finance and ant gescrally. ta e invited to contribute to the next to he distributer' TEE WEATMUL .t\n THE PARRS. —The thermo -I.hr at the Itoval Humane Ancient's receiving -house in de park duriig Monday night was as low aa 27 dog.. only I der , shore what it wee the previous night. only morning the glass indexed 30, that was at 9 • •eli, sod at moos the mercurc had not shifted up or 'Yat..howieg thee there were still 2 degrees of frost, and at sl o'clusk, the thermometer petaled at 29, and rapidly falling. The barometer yesterday marked • Mit.. whilst the previous day it leaned LV deg. Another demondraticio, similar is its mature to previ••us day, tonk place ..o the Siwpatine last ' IM number of ;merinos present being eien greater Is the former occasions. The ice in the various other *** also well atteeded. Numeroas accidents from -; en the is. occurred, bet is no mos was the result of .rigs snore. err oft THE 1(16.-011 TIIHTMIX last an - • sod istereatin g mate\ at cricket was yeti on ths as Abbey Mead, tlicrtsey, the property of T. & '"' • Kai. , tides wry chasm by Mews. R. veto fad sll the player. wearing skates. Mr. Loces's side nest. set made the respeciableeens of 97, of whkik .orb d . cumpriisio4 a bee kg blt far ekes% • • the off foe ten, sad Ms toe sight, six, 31r. K. How's side thin took their • and hc , ,,us in good soonest, the veteran J. cone eacelirst bating. _ He eostincied is ' • 4 the day's play, and curial out hie bat with nose •nails up et hits for eight, seven, oar e threes, and nine twos The others played • *al tiie amore. reached 119. with four wickets who u the quinei weir drawn. There was a •, ' , her n n the ire to witness the match, and several • ' a / .14 ;V fall liarmlesej, through th., skaters' coslen. • thr...w the 101 l from a long distance, causing much • . •at to ti.s sieetetwv. On Mr. T. Lures', side the os Mr. K. side, mintier .4 patients treated at the Samaritan lotel fur wages an I children, Vivian!' street, 1.-t won •1 h lir were sew cctcs. r. IMK4I. St. lOothaterdal WIN Si. Oa 4 p. et. Pref.. les I ssau. 3.46.0111 St Kant and West ladth KASAI IL Laudon ea•NII 11%. St. Katharine W*11414 St. ptoo .. . . 144 . .01*, OIL Vieturl.. 4iff ii 16. a»i •••• IM ~100 SD 101 II ado par ti ISO 1.1 UP MO l THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1861. tOOSTASIO/411, ah• I Pd l "lIMATIL I 4.l" Yetterdff ug Plc" . 411.4 .401 Irma' %MI 1 ! Itlantla otpiL yki Bom. Bar. i . spa Do. do. B Do. Preference ,Buir,Drant,AGoderlcb I p.a. Bda, Aug. I.lBlt en4orasdbyßutt.&LH. Do. left 1,1973, ditto D .Jsmel, 1874, ditto Cakeetts & 9. Eastern !CapsT.lt Be c Dock p.c.gna Calks. int a tljer ent Dilndlen Wear NAN MO NON 111100000 W 16,0301 Do. Jubbulporo Do. 4 p. Ct. Debra Do. 6 p. et. do. Do, do. do. 13661 !Goilowi;i11o;; - _ _.. Greed Trno& I minis Do. 6 per et PK Do.Soc.PreLt i tt a llt Do. 6 per et Do. 7 Per at. USG._ Do. do. 11137 .. . . Do. do. _IM Groot balsa Pealosolo Do. Now Gt. & of India B. t p. el Do. Do Ot.Woot Canada. Mares! Do. Now Do.Bdt..porep in tillie l Do. do. It t et, Do. do. n thow kW it. m 1 1 )=4.111.. e . p 13:74,7 Do. do. I c a r. Do. tf per et Do. 40 11ston. do Melb.Corp.tp. &Benda N. Brunswick & C•nada chum • cap. W. Do. do. Load do. Do. do. B oap. do. Do. do. Load do (Ualtwd) Do. Punisub D0.12.1.81.1r10t.0. 6s.sl Irrinidad.Limited.forlp 0101 11000 100 41000 . 1111 11000 100 11000 10 1111100 ID 51010 10 UAW I. O * 50 000 10 KIM& IN 11000 100 I *MI 9) * *M 50 21,, 11400 1 25 000 20 11000 100 4000 10 10,000 26 411140 26 *OOO 60 1000, 100 73 76 K 5 76 BO 47 72 45 70 4 Ma oar li If 411 1 411 par 4i 4 414 96 90 111,01 111,NO Iffi 43 wi 1 0. dis fle T 9 76 Sd 46 48 $3 51 45 50 45 60 96 96 It of 1 .4;!!!. - #,viii i,Y 360,0 6651 00' 12,000; 1„ . 002916' 100,8201 160, 0C• 60,0001 "2,12°1) 7,1 W 70,000. 10,0000 Iskoool woo 12.000 60,000 100,000 66,000 10,000 12,0001 090001 11,310 ill 11,000 174 1 0 1 ab 14 lo ilia 93 100 SS 100 OS 08 IS 02 M a al la ii ia ii II Ms 5 7 5 I I 7 5 7 116 Id Si I i .Bp.o.Joa. Do.. per omit., 18711 I Do. 41 pu cont. 1888 Do. 'per amt., 1886 Do. 6peret. Feb.tAvo Do. 6per et. ILar.dake. Do. 6 per tont. Do. do. Scrip.. of° Hope p.ctl/1116' CIO. 16.1 Dow itronsw.Gov.6 pa* . &Wags Gie. 6p. o. IM6 D 1 s. c., 1671 W 18T8 Dalt p. c., 1101 VV Nora Scotia op. ets Deb. redeem. 1876 Aust. Go!. 6 p. Vic. Go. 6p. e. J malady Do. do.Bp. o. Apr.llo* JOINT STOOL Apo foci U. Ilit. MLA Andransda Bank of W s. Bank at flank at Tarim Cho& Beak of India Australis. and CUBA Mend. Man of Ina* US.. and Chins =al_ L C. of Canada C. of Loudon /ft& ecot.&AusLChartiL G. Beak of Switzerland. ton. OIL Bank of AniteL Lanka and County Landon Joint !Boon London & South African Lon. and Weetntinatar Nat. Pron. of tingland Po. New National budt New South Webs Oriental Bank Osrpoon Ottoman Bank Provincial or behind Do. New 'South Australia Union of Australia !Union of London Illnlty Mutual irrA ,( lre , U.. Ausstellen Ag Berlin Wnletwidee.. 11r11. Answisen Lod Wit leisibleip Tel. • De. o T pie e. IM CanedsrAnd orrii Cliennel Islands Tel (LI Oop.ldg.oiEng &Smelt Do. PreL 71 per NI AL Palace Nekoosa Do, 6p. et. Pap. Deb ' EssiludialrrigA Canal liSeetric Telegraph Do. New tag. and Aust. Cop. Om Steam NaeliptAes Great Sblp (Limited) Do. inner cent. Prat Len. District Tel (L) London IXscount (L.) Lon. Oen. Omar Oa Madras Drina. It Canal Ms iltersaneastlase.TeL Madam. Km TeL (La. National Dlsoes Oa NerbuddaCoaltiren(L) Netherlanda !ask ~ . 110, 60.0 000 00 40,001 040,000, dli Do. Is. at p. e., 1 W. Bra= & N. Boot Id. N. Brit, Atutralasiae.. dental Pee - to:oodl *1.2°61 ,1011 us 1110 111 110 110 90; 100 e 107 108 107 10b 105; 1061 97 99 97 99 95 98 Ha 1664 igi 8.4 7i 22 la 72 OS 44 Kt 74 74 19 1 SO •I IS n 11d1 9DOOO ; - 106 ri U7T7 i ni a 71 TS 40 il Fel li 2 .0 " s li d's .... 1G Si 47 48 174 he 16 27 iM 110 . 110 II 1 IS 14 IS 114 4 • SI II U 20 12 12 1 112 ur ... NI tgi 14 1 29 SI 101 113 1107 e.g, %O. 000: 15 . 0 0 0 14,20 G 76,000 11$0,000 riii II :1"1 1 I 11 i i dis 4'l 1 4 li pa 1 14 t+ do Do. Now thin' attn. In. Rtm. (Um.) Peel River LandA MM Pants and Orite. St Do. New It IL Pm 3i 31 41s 60 63 71 73 ii li -.1,1 Dr 4 LA. Tel. 0 _ate rnt e r Scam. Do. Sew Dona Mall Seam Amt. Ina lea Audrallas load boarlas Tel. &rip Do. do. Raighborat Do do. II la Co. 17p. Con Vita Dlress's land 161 171 17 19 11 4 41 47 110 140 14 . II 7n an an an a sni 1 1 6 7 11,500 60,000 10,000 9 10 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. trezenos, JAX. 15.—Illetsehead an si xd—Caledoilaneta 87 en—Eastern Counties. 101 101-4reat Northern Stook, 112 id —Great Westerns, 73 731-lemeashlre and ,Yerkahlre Steak, 1171 117f-London and North Western Stock, 1 Martalstatar, Sheffield, and Unman, 64 Sai — ltldisuff 1153 3 :1 Ditto Ncw shams, 1 1646 2 116p . — North BMWs Nock 66f—North Staffordshire, 21 21 d.—North Notes, Capital Stock, 1041 1041) o U to York Capital Stook, 94 Ditto Leeds Stock , 64 ma Ragan), 25 13-16 261—West Midland, Oxford, 47$ 48—Dutch Rhenish, 21 23 d.—Great Lamm bou rr, 6 11.16 6 16—Grand Trun kof Canada. 53 Western or Culads 6l , 103 101-111inois Central. 1001d — Buffalo and TAW Heron, 4! 6—Thames and Mersey Company, 11 13 p. szin.rinessi, JAN. 15.—Busi nem was dull In this market to. day. London and North Western stock was dealt la at 1001 to 1003—South Stafford', at 111—Oloucester Waggon Company shares at 2s. Sd. pm. There were buyers of Shropshire Union Stock at 10—Stour Walley shares at 83. Sellen of Midland Rail way New Shares at d pm—Great western Wm-MO= Gua ranteed Stock at 77. ManCnffirrtn, JAM. 111.—Ths maket was heavy and drooping throughout the dsy. Great Western, 731—Lancashire and York shire, 1171—London and North We,tern, 1001—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 551—Midland, 184.—NorthStaffords, 47 4.—South Eastern, 25 15-10-1111nois Central, 201 d.—West Midland, Oxford, lest Guaranteed Pref., 125—Whitehaven and Farness, 17. Una, Jas. 15.—indland, 1351 }—Eastern talon .r, 271-- Great Western, 7714—lands, Mulford, sad Malibu, 34 pm. rxra. BOILER EXPLOAION Ay • CouJrzy.—On Monday afternoon lest a boiler explosion occurred at the Cockehut Colliery, near this town, the property of Messrs. Aston and Co., and which was unfortunately attended with fatal consequences. The accident happened between three and four o'clock, and at the time it occurred • carter named John Yates, who lived in Temple-street, was passing within a few feet of the engine house. Some of the *brio struck him, and he was so severely injured that it was deemed neomeary to remove him to the Month Staffordshire Hospital, but he died shortly after his admission. The amuse-driver bad a miraculous escape. At the time the explosion took place be was oiling the gearing immediately over the boiler. Some of the scalding water struck him in the face and on the right arm, sad he I fell to the ground, • distanm of 12 or 14 feet. Wbea dim- covered by his fellow-workmen be was partly over the pit shaft, and had it no t been for the Annlrd did he bad managed to maintain, he must unquestionably have fell into the mine. As it was he was comparatively tin. hum and in all probability he will he able to resume his employment in the course of a few days. The cause of the' explosion is said to be unknown, though the general stir mist is that it am,. from the unusual thinness of the boiler plates. Toe engine was self-feeding, and at the time of the accident the boiler had the ordinary working quantity of water in it--about 2 feet 11 inches. The boiler, which hell been several times repaired, has been in use twenty-Ave or thirty years, and some of the plates are only three six.l Meath, of en inch thick. It is only right, however, to say that the proprietors were preparing as qniekly u possible to put a new one in its place. The force of the explosion drove the Piler completely out of its bed, cutting portions of it like a piece of paper. but little damage was dune et.giue or euga1e.14,,,,e.-IVol.tr.a.l.ivn MONEY M4RKE7.-(THLS DAL) Two o'CLocs. A fresh fall of per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds. The chief canoe of depression i°4 the prevailing anxiety with regard to the position of the Bank of France. The American advices received by telegraph to-day appear to have produced rather a favourable effect than otherwise, private tele grams quoting the exchange at New York higher than in the published despatches, whilst money had become much easier, and stocks were consider ably better. The share markets to-day exhibit continued heaviness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 67fr. 05e.,but receded to 67fr., being sc. lowerthan yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911} and for money, and 914 and a for the account. The present quotations are 914 to 4 for cash, and 919-16 to 11-16, or 911, for the 7th of February. Half an hour ago the price was 914 to r for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 233, 2324 ; Three per per Cents. Reduced. 914, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 91,1., 4 ; India Stock, 219, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1004, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 934, 1 ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. dis. ; Exche quer Bills, Bs e , 9s. dia. There is no variation of importance in foreign stocks, which have met with very little business to day. Mexican Bonds are flat. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 704 to 4, and that of 1858, 564 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., 21, 204; ditto for account, 21, 20; ; Russian Five per Cents., 1044 ; ditto Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1860, 904 ; the Spanish Com mittee's Certificates, 54 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 70g ; ditto for account, 704. The telegram described the Paris Bourse yesterday as closing "fiat, on account of an expected rise in the rate of discount." Foos o'CLocz. Consols have improved A to I per cent. since 2 o'clock ; the present quotations are 914 for money, and 91i, "buyers," for the account. This expectation may or may not be realised. In support of the latter view it is urged that the Bank of France, when they raise their rate of dis count, reluctantly follow, and never precede, the Bank of England. There is ample evidence, how ever, of the very unsafe degree of tension which prevails in financial affairs in France, and which leads many people to believe that the maintenance of specie payments by the National Bank will prove an exceedingly hard task. The immediate prospect appears to be one of continued pressure upon us from that quarter. At Vienna on Monday, the Five per Cent. Metal lice were quoted rather better, but the progress of distrust is denoted by the high rate of the ex change-150. The final instalment of 10 per cent., making 100 per cent. paid, fell due yesterday on the Canada loan of 2,800,000/. It had, however, been paid in advance. About 50,0001. in bar gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation to the Continent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were decidedly firm, and in several instances the rates were more favourable to this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.16 to ; Rotterdam, 3 month', ILIB4 to 19 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 26.474 to 521 ; Hamburg, ma. banoo, 3 months, 13.71 to ; Paris, days' sight. 25. 2 24 to 7; • ditto 3 months, 26.674 to 72 .1; Fraaldort-ou-thcolle 3 months, 118 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to ; Vienna, dr. flo., 3 mouths, 15.55 to 60; Triode, ditto, 3 months 15.55 to 60 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 49 to i ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to 5; Genoa, 3 =oaths, 25,80 to 90; Milan, 3 months, 25.80 to 90 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 months, 119 to ; Mameina, 3 months, 119 to 1; Lisbon, 90 day% 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to 1. The Mexican dollars by the last packet have not yet been sold, owing to the absence of demand for China, both on government and mercantile account. They will doubtless be disposed of at a considerable decline from the price obtained for the previous supply. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday 15,000 bales were sold at very full prices. Messrs. Windsor Brothers, described as mer chants and ship and insurance brokers, of Leaden hall-street, have stopped payment. Although the liabilities are not more than about 11,0001., the liquidation is expected to turn out unfavourably. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was a dividend sitting en the case of Messrs. Hills and Hills, bankers, of Gravesend and Dartford. The dividend is not expected to exceed 2s. in the pound. A further adjournment was ordered in the case of J. G. Sullivan, wholesale boot manufacturer, of the Borough. The Brighton Railway dividend is not considered very satisfactory, being merely at the same rate as last year, although the receipts have increased con siderably. The shares of the new marine insurance compa nies are in demand and rising, in anticipation of favourable reports at the approaching meetings. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insuranoe—Globe, 1001 ex div. ; Guardian, 511 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Liver poo l and Lombn Fire and Life, 9 ; Lmdon and Provincial Marine, 2 ; Marine, 94, 96; Ocean Marine, 9 1. Gam—European, 121 ; London, 581. Dock—London, 561, 4. Waterworks—East London, 125 ex dir. The following is au extract of a trustworthy pri vate letter, dated Foo-chow the X3rd Nov. : We have had another disturbance here, or rather a repe tition of the affair in last June, with a different result. Than the Cantonese and West Co ast Junk people were the strongest, and made their own terms with the Foo-chow men ; but now some of their junks which attempted to enter the river have been seised and bent, and a large number of people killed. The attack took place about 15 miles down the river, and the survivors were brought all prisoners to Foo-chow, and tortured and beheaded by scores-394 had been put to death up to yesterday morning, many of them aloes to and in sight of the Foreign Bongs. If one could be lieve they were all pirates one would not so much care, but I really think that the report given by the Cantonese!, that many of the junks were fair traders, and the largest proper tion.of the people killed, innocent passengers, is correct, and this makes it very horrible. The attack was so sudden and violent that the Cantonese are for the time paralysed ; but the influential portion vow vengeance before long, and they are strong enough to carry it out. A not very pleasant pro spect for us, seeing that there will probably he a riot all round our houses and Long', and we have on sort of naval protection. Even the American corvette which was stationed about ten miles down the river has loft. TUESDAY EVEIRM. Consols, which closed yesterdayai for the 7th February, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911, or 91 11-16 tol3-16. For money the last price was 91f. The offi cial business report ism follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1,1, 1, ; ditto, for account (Feb. 7), 924, 911, • Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/, R, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; New Two-ana-a-Half per Cents., 76 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885 , 16 1-16 ; Bank Stock, 231 • India Stock, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 100 De 1, 1 ; ditto, for account, lool; ditto Four per Cent. bentures, 1888, 95/, ; ditto Bonds, 13a., 10s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " en faced" ru pe e paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 10%. The Five per Cent, rupee paper remains dull, at 94 to 95, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 100 to 101. India Bonds were heavy, and were marked 134. and 10s. dis. Exchequer Bills closed at B.s. to 4s. die. showing a fresh decline of Is. The foreign stuck market was inactive and dull, but with little change in pricer. Turkish Bonds were steady : the Loan of 18;i4 closed at aml tbatof 18. 1 S8 at 561 to ? Mexican Bonds a cre , ther flat, at 211 to 21,1.. The tiliart* of the unity Joint Stock Rank ware offi ou ciall p z d i ) arn . kcil to-day in the Stock Exchange 16t The closing quotations for shares in new under takings ti -4iay were as follow :—Ocean Marine In surance, 41 to 4. prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to prem. ; Universal Marine Insur am*, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine; par to prem.; East .India Irriga tion, ito dia. ; and East India and London Shipping, g to Nprem. TThheLil.:snow has arrived from China with 192,749 lbs. of tea and 1,678 bales of silk. ••yminum BALANCt. " IJabiGtiea : Pawl-up amain' ta the bank, I 20,000, ; de duct amount debited to eep:tal account, per ;molutiou of genera meeting July 120(100'. ; t.tal , ttatAmoi. Due by the bank on current ae.unato, deposit receipt.. (in. dating interest acenanl), and other obligations, lg. 4d. ; rebate on bale not else, 15,114'. 124. ; Wien,* at credit of prutit and kiss, 664701. : total, 11,tr7,t487. lls. 4d. Iseets : Cash in the lank, 334,914!. las. 7d. • in &tilt of England, 612,209 f, 17 s . 7d . ; l ent at sall, i 43, 4 , 0 1. ; total, 1,1490,924 t. lls. 2,1. Inve4melits in tlosejentent *n ,k, Exchequer Bills, City BoLds, Debentures, ace., t67,76/41. 17s. Bld. • Isuilc premisks, coti , istinz of freehold buildings in Prim:X*44mi., Matisi ,, e.house.strect, Aro•11• place, end Float-street, and lease and fixture. of No. 1, Pall.tnall east, 104,775/. 4s. :isl. ; buns, Ling Iliscouuted, he., 8,079,819 f. 17s. 11.1. ; total, 11,087,:fesi. lls. 4d. "PROFIT AND tone ACCOUNT. ... _ . " Amount of dividend of 15. pa share, 3c,01.10/.; balance, being undivided profit carried forward to best half-rear, 311,4 M. ; total, 66,4701. Ide. Profit unapprom hard on dune .W), lwilt , 3,1061. Ida 4d. ; amount of net profit of the half.year (tiding Decanter 31, 180, after deducting all expenses, and interest paid or due fi15.1,85.7.1. 95.., allowed to customers oo their current and deposit anaemia, 63,06. M. sal. ; total, 66,470 f. lie." The CHAIRMAN having declared a dividend of 15. per shahs, or 10 per cent., in acanthuses with the report. said the directors viewed the report, as they hoped the share holders would, with unmixed sat isfact Mu. The privets of the busmen. of the bank both at the central establishment :turret all the branches, had heed very satisfactory, vol the directors were confident that the balance of KAMM shown in the MC county was really earned. There was reason to hope that the accounts of the next half-veer would exhibit a still further improvement The dine ton hail nothing further to report with regard to the loss arising from the Pullinger frauds. but they were Out neglecting the matter, and would do all they could in the iotermt of the proprietors. llie f luincery proceedings had been put an roil to by the payineut of the costs of the plaintiff. under the advice of the compeny'S solicitor. (Hear, rnr..) The bank had enjoyed an entire immunity from bad debts during the last six months -a fact which was highly cre.litable to the care and judgment of the manager, Mr. :Writ - um:our. (Cheers.) In place of Mr. W. Scott Hinny, who h.' refit ed from the direction in consequence of ion*red health, the board had selected Mr. Gilchrist. a gentleman of considerable ernioence in the mercantile world, and be trusted that that selection would be affirmed by the proprietor.. Mr. Ilistor thought it was desirable that immediate steps should be taken to robe a reserve fund. He would move that r.,010/, out of 30,01101. proposed to be carried forward should be applied to that pupate. The CIMAHUIAX said No proprietor could be more anxious that the board were to have a reserve fund, but the pr.mer time for making the appropriatiou would be the next half yenrly mestisg. Oa the notwa of the CHAIRMAN the report told accounts were adaptad. and thanks having been voted to the chair lima and life basher directors, au d to the general manager, ecthollifors and the other managers, for their services dories the kit months, the meeting separated. THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. (THIS DAY.) The annual general meeting of the shareholders Issk place this afternoon at I o'clock, at the Beak, Loeb :Mr. Alderman MAMMON. M.P., in the chair. Bacacrtat reed the following report end balance age. : "no director. have to report that -after making ample Strfar all bail and doubtful debut, paying the income ain eat 2,000 f. towards the liniklinp of the bank, lli mi a grataity d 10 per cent. oa their salaries to all ir e elltesraef the eetablishment—the net prinks al the alai for Obi Yet half-year amount to 112,816 L Ti, tld. Tide sna, added I. I MM. la. 2d.. the unappapiated harm of the peessaing haLper, will amount to 121,N51. 10L Oin d this mean the directors have paid the bearowit on the real er simian tank at the aft at g per asd. per 1111111111111, end they nen &care ailaidend le the aiarsiaYwe et the vale a Spar eat. per mama, cad W way of farther *ridged cot lie prelim a haws of 7 per coal an the paid•up canal. After time adywiembe are made, there will be • balaaatetUlAV. IN., rag the &esters reoceuiread that the sem at 7,1172 f. Oa ed. be applied is total linear Ors at the alleraions and repairs at the city office, and at the Waialeale and Maryleinee brachia, sad that the reminder, 10.01 U. 54., be amid to the profit and la asseasa of the arrant year. The vecast7 in the direction, essisional by the death of the late Charles flibbes, ba has Mal up by the finfiliDatiOS at William Wallace, lei., subject to the confirmation of the p resen t mee ti g . The sikeelins who retire by rotation are William Hai gh, Esq., Joseph Wade, Eel., and Jame% William Gilbert, Ken., F. 118., all of whom, being eligible, offer the:oedema for re-election. "Ih. To proprietors for paid-up eapltal, 1,000,0001. ; to amount due by the bank on depollute, eirenler notes, &a., 12,464,454/. 1 . 3. 114. ; to rest or surplus funcli e lios,oolB. I to !salaam, of profit &Wier account, Jan. 30, 1 11,225 E Is. 2d. ; to net profits of the past half-year, 112,81 .7s. 88. —13,513,4934 Is. 911. Cr.—By government stook, Exche quer Bills, sod India Bonds, 1,082,354/. 13s. ld. ; by other securities, bacludiag bills discounted, loans to customers, 11,107,559/. 10a. 3d. ; by cash in haul, 1,02.3,548/. 18s. 53. 1:1,513,4%11. 11. 9d. "Profit aed Lose.—Dr.:—Tototal expenditure of the seven catablahmenta, Meted* rest, taxes, eateries, stationery, Re., with a gratuity of 10 per cent. on their salaries to the Akers of the establishment, 35,296/. da. 6d. To amount set apart towards the bundle's of the Bank. 2 , 0001 % To amount added to rest or surplus fund by interest thereon at 5 per cent. per annum, 5,1251. ; payment of the dividend now declared, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the last half-year on the paid-up capital of 1,000,0001., 30,000/. ; to bon us of 7 percent. on the **lel, 70,0001.; balance ad poet and lose account, 18,913/. He. 10d. —164,334!.155. ed. Or. • By balance of profit and loos account, Juno 30, 1880` la. 3d. ; by grow peofita of the hat half-year, after paying the income tax, and makiug provision for all lad and doubtful debts, 153,1121. 14e. 4d.: total, 164,3341.155. 6d. " !test ur surplus fund.—)h.: Present amount, 210,1251. Cr.: Amount on the 14 July, 15+4, 205,0001, • by interest we ditto at five per cents per annum, 5,1251. ; tote', 210,1 re:. "The dividend and bonus (without deduction of income tax) will be in course of puyrnent om Monday, the 21st imitavt." Theitaroman said there were several points of Mimed in the statement promoted. The departs amounted to mos* 12,500,000 f. which, with other items, s l owe d an to of 1,:.100, 0001. for the year. and an increase of shove 500.0001. over the amount at the time of the July meeting. During the hot year the directoes bed been able to realise • sufficient profit to pay • divideoil of 90 per cent., which they had raver dome before; so that within the year they returned onedifth of his subscribed capital to each ss ant sharebeldret. Lea year, at that season , they paid • of 10 par cent. for the half-year ; but as the dividend for the pn eeding half-year was only $ per cent., the whole meant divided wee only lit per cent. Out of the balsam of KLOCK, 8,000/. was applied in corering the "- pairs and alteration of buildings. The year just mt . had not been without its drawbacks. Those failures in the leather trade which occurred about the time of the last July meeting, induced the direc tors to set apart 10,0001. toenver any lames which might arise from them ; but he was glad to my that the whole lass of the bank from that source was little more then 110001. This was partly due to the sound discretion of the excellent manager of the Borough branch, Mr. Withers. In the course of business the bank had had to pass some bills drawn by :it reatfeild and Laureate., but they had nothing to do with discounting those bills. For the hooour and benefit of trade the director* of this bank would join in denouncing such green and reckless abuse of public confidence and credit m was exhibited in those astounding tramactions. (Chests.) In the present unsettled state of affairs, remen , tering the experience of the directon bad taken an initiative which had. been followed by other boards, and fixed new rates for deposits instead of pur suing the course they formerly slid in such cases, and their conduct had been generally approved. He was happy to gay that the tenni had that day voted 1101. to be sent to the various metropolitan police-offices, towards the relief of the prevalent distress. it'heers) He concluded by remits the adoption of the report and the accounts. Mr. T. H. Morn wooded the motion, which after a abort demean° was agreed to. Thanks were afterwards voted to Mr. Ewing% the general re merger, and the ni.ioagers of the aeveng broach banks, and to the "th ee ,. genenxv. Mr. W. Wallace war selected to AU the vacancy in the direc•ion oceuioeed by the dorth of Mr. C. Gibbed, end the retiring directors Mr. W. Haigh, Mr. J. Eadaile, and Mr. J. W. WWI. were re.eleeted. The rueetiog ternriute.l with • yobs of titmice to the chairman and the other three:tom AM REP M kn. --LIVERPOOL, W [DS EXUA Y. The Liverpool. New York. aail Phalieivpida (Ler pany'• L{-lac h: New S. talk 17 rlB DAY.) Two o'CLoct. The railway share market continues heavy. A fresh reduction of fto f per cent. has taken place in many of the leading stocks. This is settling-day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 991 to 1001; Great Western, 7211 to 73 ; Midland, 1331 to 134 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 1161 to 1171; Caledonian, 94 to ; South Eastern, 83 1: to 86 * ; Eastern Coun ties, all to I ; and Great Northern, 112 to 113. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 1' to If die. The Indian and Canadian lines are likewios heavy. IMILY aY — ` 4, LSD IMY ILLILWATI. y ---.".l eStrir e : I PAL."' 2 J. ni ni 71 Se 1017 77 1 77i 96 e I • ei IN 101 100 100 100 100 100 116. 100 111 1C Ili an ; 10 10 100 100 100 ; 100 100 ORDINARY /NARDI AND STOCKS. SUm.,warn. .IblL,laa.ltaierlese ,ft4borp .1117th and bus KLC Karam.. &Ater as !Co Cork rnwall AM Madan Do. A 1 A Do dlv, until IDo ipc.l.patd to .Dablin sad Belfast Jim Litad.,Pert.h. &Atxl.lk Zed Anal& Sodas Count.lea Maoism Ullitols, l A De. Stock Stock BI !afg I E•lliablirgh and Glugow fAllnbro*.Perth. Donde, forth and dada Juan Glasgow & 3. Weida= Oran North of Scotland Great Northern I Do. • Rook . _ LO: h it — roca Ot. South et Wirt. an ) iCirra wadies o Do.stourVaLGua.fitok °Lancombint Youtain o Loadaa mad Illisakwall Lopdon& 21orth West& ImadondlioutbWaisteru landuuderry&Coleraln. Do. and linniskilles I Vety4ou{u ;; De. Dirs.& Derby NUL Gt. Ws. (lite 4 Kld Kent 'NewtTAW]; and Notrry,Warrenp. tow N ,ont 'No ort rth British INotlp Dawn BdL •D 86 68 28 IS i;;. 2 ti" 61 16 17 61; 62 37 SY 25 27 I - - 107 k - - - - - N. ern—liendak.. Do. Cl.N..g.Pre. • Sol 10ii 105 Du 1 pm 634 64 66 tkj 101 103 0,10 j 4 4 41. *Ws Do. Teti Nails Louisa Narli&i.Westamhiao North Staffordshire lyo4,&GrantbsadL&C ihraumby !toccatas Catial Scottish N. Y. Abst.lith Scottish SLidlousl bitropshire traits littiogbournotlisoora South Devon South &stern South Nobs S. Yeti di MINN Dna litallasuW illookko it a =d e Ditto ditto Tag Vat ice _ De. De. •ab d Ile.tle Ifkicob Ito. t Plane* Wig Onswall DIM Deft 116 117 al I A 60 IS I 7 I'MMMICI 6WAIN. it al 02 04 92 14 0 8 41 0 ei 10 11 pm 1 ala p p : 67 66 11i 114 47 48 g 44 OS 48 VOZZION ZAILLWATS. ail all IP 11.17=T e p.th $0 Ceasans Woo & S IC V I CEIMMea 111 °DO& all laden et Frames .. 10 II& ludas j•& [p er all Oh Central of leranoe all Gt. Lasentbg. Coast. U W Italian Junction all Lake Constance t Bala • UNTO and I urnhout all and Genera all Warta Antonia all 'Nas. p. &LbegstZthe ae.Prt. gov. a▪ ll lferthwa ol 10 Do. New Sham N Peet arvectas 141111 k 80 all Parini/sok aagliedll an Pada and Geteass 111 ledge sad 11 lesacieeo Manna t bsta g Jp. e. 111 %Iv sod Dena al 'Reuse sad .1 all loyal Ark& area& all Da. T pie east. all Ilasalee sad Mara all Do. wont Pref. 4 *rpm* 14 'Civet& Vesetlea an Ikeethera el Prams all Wall/Men aU Da. It per mei hell al Weal I. W. of France • Widen el Arida an Wiadiansa ....... . W I. - 1 Izi 11 12 3 Si Mil 1 le dia I S 4 4 ei TI . IT U ... - 9. 1 1 9 Hi 36 , IA 111 se 3 dthl a 4 „A It Oa 1 le 61 6 9 1 pi tl MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocx. The mining market to-day is inactive, and rather fiat in CJarseter. There are, however, more en quiries for East Wheal Russell shares, which have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 94. Stray Park are marked 41. St. Ives Consols and Sortridge Consols shares have also met with bun nrna, but the market generally is dull. There are inquiries for United Mexican and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) shares ; the former have been dealt in at to 4, and the latter at a to 11 prem. The following. are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as yesterday's closing priors : Alfred Consols, 31 to 4 ; Cambers* Vasa, 31 to 4 ; Car re, 1 . to le OuPpw Billra to 1024 ; Feat Beset, 1121 to 115 ; East Caradon, 11 to 1 ; East Carn Brea, 71 to I ; Ease Rowell, 3 to .1 eddoot, 331_t0 41; Ilinpts• ; er Down, 2y to 3 ; Marke 41 to 1 ; North Downs, 3; tot ; North Roakear, 27 to 8 : North Treakarby, 31i to 21 ; Providesue Mines, 421 to 3 1; Rosewarne united, 28 to 7 ; South Caradoo, MO to 10 ; South Prances, 1521 to 71; South Tolima, 55 to 57 ; Silver Vein 1 to 1 pm. ; St. Ire, Wheal 4y to 51 ; Stray Par 4o 40 to 1 ; Wendron Consols, Z 3 to 4 ; West Rose Down, 4 to ; Wheal Buller, 120 to 130 ; Wheal Clifford, 200 to 5 ; Wheal Ludcott, 31 to 1 ; Wheal Margeret v 50 to 21. Mr. Joseph Y. Watson, F.&.8., author of various well known mining works, has issued a very inter esting report upon the " Progress of Mining in the Year 1860." This is Mr. Watson's seventeenth annual publication, and cannot fail to be interest ing to a large class. The following particulars are afforded respecting the dividends declared by British mines during a series of years : Year ending 1845, on 18 mines 1846, on 28 „ „ 1847, on 30 „ „ 1818, on 22 „ „ 1848, on 38 „ ..2215,450 0 0 158,838 0 0 .. 155,381 0 0 .. 129,024 0 0 iiii:iii 0 0 „ on 42 „ on 45 „ oa 50 „ on tiO „ on 52 „ on 54 „ on 55 „ on 60 „ on 45 „ on 57 „ on 57 t. .. 213,570 0 0 .. 216,486 0 0 .. 261,267 0 0 330,756 6 0 ... 317,976 0 0 ... 340,714 3 4 ... 383,418 8 8 ... 386,043 10 0 ... 249,682 15 0 ... 368,363 10 0 ... 342,462 5 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE -(TTS D A Y.) The weatter has been fine liaM;l3 Monday, but with strong bleak wind from the eastward. The morning there is • clear sky with sunshine, but it is exceedingly cold, with • stiff breeze from the north-east. . . The Thames continuing very full of ice, we have to report but a very small supply of any description of corn coast wise, and only one parcel of Irish oats. The foreign arrivals are also very scanty, the wheat and barrel flour all American, with one small lot of French sacks. Barley none, and oats one parcel from Prince Edward's Island. T wo cargoes of beans from France, one from Portugal, sod several parcels of East India linseed and oilseed. . _ The trade in English WacAT still continues dull fronsthe state of the river ' and prices purely nominal. Foreign without change in value from Monday. BARLEY fine at Monday's quotations. OATH fully on dear, but the difficulty to work them checks the sae. -- Samos and PICAS without change in value. FLOUR arm, both American and English ; Norfolks, 43e. to 44,. FLOATING CABGOIII.--Nothing doing. : Fawn and Kent, white, new, 40s. to 62'. ; ditto, ens old, 65e. to 705.; ditto red, new, 38a. to 58e.; ditto, fine, old, 545. to 665. ; Norfolk, kc., fine, old, 61a. to 695.; red, new, 41k. to 59.. Foreign : Dsntt c, 655. to 68s. ; fine, 681. to 765. ; Konigsberg, 545. to 655. ; ditto, extra, 695. to 73e.; Rostock, 655. to 68.1. • fi ne, old, 695. to 725. ; American white, 635. to 68s. ; ditt o red, 61s. to as. It9tIZT.-Eagligh malting. 42.. to 465. • fine, 465.; grinding, 30.. to 335.; distilling, 325. to 355. per 4r• ; foreign grinding, 295. to 331.• ditto distilling, 365. to 38s. XILLT.-English, Elk% Mid Norfolk, 60s. to 625. ; fine, Nis. to 685.; Kingston and town made, 535. to 685.; line, 665. to 775.; brown. fine, 58s. OATIL-Eaglish feed, 235. Ocl. to 265. lid. ; potato, 26e. to 30a. ; foreign, 21s. ltd. to 27.. Swot -English tick, 335. to 375. ; harrow, 375. to 41a ; pigeon, 375. to 41s. ; foreign, 37.. to 39a illas.-Ewlish boilers, 40s. to 44a.; maple, 40s. to 43e.; grey, 36.. to 405.; foreign, 425. to 445. FLOC& -Eaglish town, 52. to 545. ; ditto fine, Ni.. to 575.; country, 41s. to 465. ; households, 465. to 51s. ; Norfolk and Suffolk. 41.. to 445. ; French, 41s. to 49.. per seek; American, 30s. to 355.; Canadian, 31b. to 355.; Spanish. ate. to 30s. ARRIVAL/3 INTO LONDON FROII JAN. 14 TO JAN. 16. and Scotch. Isiah. Foreign. 110 4130 2.50 140 I 140 Meek& Flour. 120 sacks : Foreign, 410 tacks. Wheat Barley Oita Malt _ _ MINCING LANM.-(THIS DAY.) 81.:0,41.—At last wee 'a decline there has been rather more disposition to purchase. Ordinary to fine brown Mauritius sold at 345. to 375. 6d.; low to fine yellow, 38s. to 435. Refined—prices are steady, with a fair demand. Coml.—The demand is great at previous prices, fine long berry Mocha bought in at 120.. RIM has declined ld. per gallon ; fair to fine Demerara sold la. 11d. to 21. RICE it in limitod requeet. thoTrrna.-31 to 3i per cent. mold at 384. 3(1. to 39.. ca4h. Putiorro sold steadily 21,d. to 3d. Cerro!' continues in active request. 3,500 bales sold at firmer prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is rather firmer. Petersburg Y.C. on this spot is quoted 595. 911. ; January to March, 58s. 6d. March, Oct.s. G 0,.; April to June, 58s. 6d. ; ut. to Dec.,Dee., 6d.; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maven. Pat►eaden and Smith report that the demand for hops is um the increase and prices fully sustained. COAL MA RK ET. 7 (11118 . DAY.) Walls End Hatton 265.; Wills End Lambion, 265. ; Walks End Howell, bia. ; Wall, End South Hatton, 26e. ; Eden Main, 24n. ; Byron, 24,..; Musgrave, 18e. 6d. ; Bal mout,l Ma. 9d. ; Shloclie 245. 6d. ; North Hartlepool, 18.. 6d. ; Tantlekl Moor Bides, 20a. 66. ; West Hartley, 17s. 9d.; Bebside Hartley, 17s. lld. ; Lambert's Hartley, 17s. 6d.-90 ships at market. RETFRN OF GARIBALDIAN VOLUNTLERS.—YoFter day morning 240 Garibaldian volunteers arrived in London, nil Marseilles, by the French steam packet Seine et Loire. The fine appearance of the men, and their cheerful and cordial demeanour on taking leave of their comrades pre viously to separating to return to their homes, attracted the notice and sympathy of a large number of spectator* assembled to witness their landing. There were several wounded men included in the arrivals, but with the P7t ception of one poor fellow who was injured in the head by the fragment of a shell, they are all favourably progressing towards recovery. Flat AT OLDHAM.—About two o'clock yesterday morning the warehouse attached to Dirtcar Cotton-mills, Oldham, the property of Mama. James Grooves and Sono was discovered to be on lire. Fortunately the high easi wind then blowing kept the flames from the null, :aid • number of fire-enginee being brought to the spot the fire was reduced without spreading beyond the warehouse and • few rooms over it. The stock of cotton goods in the warehouse, and • waggon-load adjoining ready for the Man chester market yesterday, were destroyed, and some ac count. say the damage will be $,OOO/. or 10,000 f., but this is only a rough estimate. The loss is said to be covered by FATAL ACCIDENT. —OIL 14011113 y afternoon a shocking accident occurred at Attcreliffe, near Sheffield, to Dither Brooks. aged nine year.. sal Elise Jamas, aged 14 years. The South Yorkshire Railway is in rune of ex tension from Tinsley to Sheffield, and in a cutting et Atter chfin the excavation has &sawed a lexl of coal, which rieee within a few yard. of the surface. During the late severe weather a number of poor people have hewn up the coal from the aide of the cutting to supply their fires. The two girls and a young boy went to the place ou Monday after peon to get some ctel. A mu named Cope, passed while thee were so engaged. and warned them to go away, as the embankment was in a very dangerous state. They nos tinned hacking at the coal, however, and before Die had go; far away a very large quantity of rock, &c., fell upon the girls and boy. The latter was much bruised, but not dangerous! y se. The two girls were frightfully crushed, the quantity of earth which fell upon them being fifty o sixty to!ut. A number e unt: WVIN quickl% thr spot and ex tricated the bodies, V.A. ,e.th must her: been boo:ad:among.