The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-30 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. .;1111 SMOGS CRAMS OP STABBING AT 0112111/11-11,01 1111, . she remie, the Italian who stood remanded upon the charge of feloniously wounding • German gentleman named Jams Dernbusch with a atiletto,with intent to murder him, was this morning brought up for further examistion.suPPert of the Mr. G. Lew* of Ely.place, appeared in prosecution ; Mr. Montague Williams was for the &fess. It will be remembered that the prissy was remanded from last Saturday, when it was proved that about half-put 11 o'clock on that day he had attacked the prolocutor as be was going into his °Mom. in Grashaskose, with • stiletto, being armed a% the time with two weapons of that description, and that while the prosecutor was upon the ground he inflicted • groat number of wounds upon different parte of his person. Happily none of those injuries were of a dangerous character, but it was almost rairaculons that this should have bees the ease. considering the nature of the weapon employed and the circumstances under which the act was committed. The tor was, of course, unable to attend at the last exa nation, and the prisoner wee remanded is order that his actual sedition might be soortained. The prosecutor, who appeared to be still suffering from the effects of the injuries he had received, we. examined to-day as a witness, and he detailed the particulars of the attack that was made upon him. He said that he was was suddenly struck as he was loosing along Gresbashouse pimp from behind, sad be fell violently to the ground, and before be could get up, be felt some one wounding him to the abdomen with a sharp instrument, and he was unable to make any resistants Some penes cams up, and be was removed into an office close by, when he found that he was wounded in several plus. The prosecutor, at the concision of hie examistion, said that he was very sorry to see the prisoner in his present position. The prisoner exclaimed —That is hy pocris y. In answer to a question pat by Mr. William, the pros ester said that he had observed • great Mass in the demeanour of the prisoner for some time past, and he be- Used he was sot is his right mind. The pri;o;e7lem as iama as eon are. After the evidence of the medical man had bees taken, the primer we committed to Newpte to take his triaL CLEEKENWELL. A FEMALE BURIAL& Elizabeth But, aged 7.3, a showily-attired female who I detailed herself as • dressmaker, was charged before Mr. D'Eynoourt with mitering the back parlour of the house No. 4, William-street. Somers-town, and stealing therein • timepiece and other etiolate( the value of 41, the property of Mr. Melville Sheriff, tobacconist. The complainant said that the prisoner lodged in his house, and represented herself as a married woman, but he had never seen her husband. Yesterday morning, on entering his room he missed his timepiece, and suspecting the prisoner had stolen it, he spoke to her but she denied any knowledge of the transaction . On pulling up the blind he found the window partially open so as to lead to the belief that the thief had entered that way. Examining and finding no marks, be applied to the police who, he wris happy to say, had found his procerty. Polioe-sergeard 3b Y, said that he was called in to examine the prosecutor's premises, and as he oonld fled no trace of how the entry had been made, be sent for the key of the prisoner's apartment, and found that it opened the prosecutor's parlour. After that he spoke to the prisoner, and having told her it would be better for her to spe ak the truth, she said, but not without a good deal of 'limitation, that she had placed the timepiece up the chimney. He found it there, and then took her into custody . She then said that she owed the progenitor three weeks rent, and that she intended to pawn the timepiece to pay her rent. On the way to the court she further said that she had pawned one of the prosecutoe's blankets in Skinner-street, as she was in want of food. Mr. D'Eyncoi,irt asked the prisoner if she was married. The prisoner, with tears in her eyes, said that she was sorry to say she was not. She deeply regretted what she bad done and hoped the magistrate would be merciful to her as it was her first effete*. The prosecutor said he did wish her harshly dealt with. He had very good reference with her from her previous lodgings and she always appeared to endues herself in • decent and respectable way. Mr. D'Eincourt remanded the prisoner for a week and refused to take bail. IMPORTANT TO GOLDSMITHS AND JIWILLIRS. William Morey. a watch-ohainmaker, of 15, St John's lane, Oaken's% was summoned before Mr. D'Eynsourt on • charge of unlawfully obtaining from Mr. John Troupe, jeweller of Hatton-garden, the sum of 141. Os. 6d., his monies, with intent to defraud him by falsely representing that some gold chains were of a higher standard them they really were. Mr. Lewis appeared for the complainant ;wed Mr. Wakelieg defended. Mr. John Troupe, of 36, Hatton-garden, said— I ordered some chains of the defendant, and when he delivered them I paid w e re ~ w ell ounce for them. I told him that the chains some more, but I could not do with them at lass 9 carat quality. The defendant said " I can make them of 9 carat quality, bet I shall require 4s. per ounce more for them." I said, " Very well, I don't object to pay you 40s. per ounce for them if the quality is right.' I then gave him an order to make three chains of 9 carat quality. The defendant said, " You speak so fair y o u ought to have the right goods." He further said. ** They will not easy to 9 carat because of the solder." I said, " What will they assay tor and he said, "To about 8 carets.":sovemb HeNovem b er , a ts:su i t! t c h i r i s ain chains u to ced m i e . on one thiL a llth brought to me. It has a figure of 9on it, representing that it was made of 9 carat gold. and the other chains were so marked. I paid him for the goods when he brought them borne, and he gave me the receipt produced, and I then gave him a second order. When I saw the figure 9on the swivel I felt satisfied the chains were right, I paid the defendant the money on the faith of seeing the figure 9 marked on the swivel. The loss to me on the three chains would be 18e. or 19e. I had the chains assayed, and after the assay ip I sed to the defendant, " I find those chains you brought me in the other day as 9 carat are not 9 carat. I have had them assayed, and they only assay to • little more than 7 carats." He said he could not account for it. I told him to call again, and in the mean time I should think of what coarse I should pursue. He 1 called, and I told biin I should proceed against him, as I thought it was a fraud. He said he hoped not, as it would be the ruin of him. Crow-examined—This is not the first transaction I have Ibad with the defendant. I here bought chains of him before. Mr. D'Eyncourt told Mr. Wakeling that it was of no use talcum trifling questions. What he ought to do was to confine himself as to whether this was a fake pretence, scd, if to, was it indictable. , The witness further maid that be did nolsay, "Never mind, make the chains about 8 carat." He did not say • word about the swivel. The swivel should be of the same quality as the chain. He had bad the other chains he bad received from the prisoner assayed, and they only assayed 7 carats. Mr. William Day said be was a cbainmaker, and be had been in the trade 22 years. Having explained the manufactixe of a gold chain, he said he should think it was not possible for a maker to mistake a whole carat in the manufacture of a chain. He felt sure that an honest man could not make a mistake of a carat and a quarter. According to the usage of the trade, and his experience, the makes alloy the gold to the standard they require. It was scarcely possible for a manufacturer having contracted to make a chain of eight carats and • half to make a mistake of a carat and a quarter. Mr. Georre Staples said he was in the employ of Matthey and Co., of Hattonlparden. He had assayed the chain produced. and it &stayed 7 carats 1 grain and a half. Mr. D'Eyncourt said he was ieclined to send the case for trial, and remanded it for the completion of the deposi tions, the defendant being allowed at large on his own recognisance , . WOIISHIP•STREET. BURGLARY AND CAPTURT. Ocorge Pearce, a wiry framed young fellow, was charged with burglarioualy breaking into and stealing from the Gore Arms public-house, near Victoria-park. Elizabeth Craig Barrage barmaid to Mr. Robert Ent. wide, the landlord, deposed—At: ten mioutee to 12 o'clock butt night I saw the potman s.cure all the fasten ings. I did not retire to bed until near 4 o'clock, and shortly afterwards was aroused and let in the police. An estreuce had been made at the window of the bar parlour and from thence into the bar itself —the till mid all the drawers, together with the desk were open. the latter having been forced, but everything of value had been removed by us on the previous nidht except five sixpences from the till and • few half peace ; those had been stolen as also • salt cellar from a cupboard, and other things were lying packed up as re idy for removal. Polies-sergeant Hughes, 30 K—Between 4 and 5 o'clock, while in the Approach-rad, I permived • light moving about in the Gar. Arms. Ail I got near it was exting uished, or went out. Presently 418 K came up, and took up • position at the rear of the premises. I than knocked and rang until last witness let me in—the place was as she describes it—and I picked op a piece of candle from the bar floor. I made a thorough search, bat could not find any stranger. I consequently went to the next house, and furled the prisoner concealed under some stairs leading into the coal cellar. I produce a salt cellar that was lying by his side and five sixpences that were in his pockets. At the station he mid, "we no nee telling lice, I took them ; the money was in the till." Prisoner, in answer to the usual formal question of having anything to urge in defence, said—Yea ; spare me • bit longer, sod I'll behave better for the future. A former conviction was proved, and be was fully oom• matted for trial. M A.RLBOIIOI3DHATREET. ROBBERY AT • PHYSICIAN'S. John Koji, described ea e labonrer--no home, woe charged before Mr. Soo' with stealing at No. 11, Queen strew, Mayfair. a clock of the value of 161., the property of Dr. William Nominal Page, physidee. Frem the evidence it appeared that in the early part of Sep tmber the prisoner who woo thou is the employ of Mr. Than, • builder, was at work in the house of Dr. Page. The primmer did not go to work at the usual hour, but went while the men were at breakfast, and was admitted by Lydia Pryor, the cook, who left him working, or pretend* to do go, on the stair case. About two hours afterwards the clock was missed from its stand, and the prisoner absrxescled. The matter was placed in the hands of Dawson, 301 A, but nothing was found of the 11611100 W till yesterday. when be was taken into custody at the Victoria station by Watts, 253 B. Mr. 'Kim remanded the primmer. rd. I Q. 6 7 4 es N N N N 82 14 81 88 101 188 106 IN 06 108 106 101 03 92 1N 02 108 108 102 04 104 1N 108 106 104 108 N 100 I 98 9 8 • 100 IN N 91 I 60 el 101 106 55 56 100 102 INS VAS q 108 IN 951 4 FEARFUL SCENE DURING A PANTOMIME. A COLUMBINE BURNT TO DEATH. A fearful scene occurred at the Lyceum Theatre, Sunderland, on Thursday night, daring the perform. once of the pantomime " Robin Hoed." A Butte percha tube consectieg the wing *lights became detached, and the gsa escaping ignited sad a loud explosion took pima, the flame shooting up, to the top of the stage. A rush wee made to the door by the audience, who thought the theatre was an but, they were stopped by seeing Miss Louisa Ricardo, who wee engaged as Columbine Watteau rush on to the stags enveloped in flames. She se. had bees standing amongst a group collected at the wing, fa waiting her turn to go on, when the flames caught a t . her muslin skirt. She shrieked and rushed on in 25 the middle of the some, where her fat h e r was playing es I °‘ ) clown, bat was thrown down by mu of the stage carpenters. Mr. Bell, the lessee, rushed from his private box, and his 'll . - top coat was pulled off and wrapped ?cued the poor girl et. and the amiss were bastes out. A number of the audience clambered from the pit to the stage while the fearful scene was going os, but they ultimately resumed their seats, 94 st. and the performance proceeded. Miss Ricardo wr removed home and attended to by medical men, and yes- at. terday morning ao dangerous remits were apprehended, though she was sadly burst about the arms and chest. She et. died, however, at 2 o'clock la the afternoon from her in- St. juries and the shock to her system. Her father was so re . much burned in encleavocuing to put out the fire that he 114. will be unable to resume hie profession for some lime.— at. Leeds Mercury. 1K 106 ANOTHER VESSEL LOST OPP THE IRISH 1 S COAST. ss. (BY RLICOMIC TRLIORAPIL) 190 too (now OUR OWN COaRDBYONDENT.) St DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING. 9 A valise) which is supposed to be the Eugenie, of t Dublin, west ashore yesterday morning at Ballyareaeon Bay, s B4, where the Ibis was wrecked. Fowles. lives ere test s. . The Art Union having completed the engraving i t , of the beautiful met of drawls(' by Kr. Idealise, ILA., 8 4. illustrating the Norman Conquest, the volume ls now to be 11 seen at the office of the Society as the regular presentation St. to subscribers in addition to their chance of obtaining a I: prize in the annual distribution whioh takes place in April SA each year. le st. A man named Mullen and his wife , who live on a at. farm at Dunnavenny, *entity Derry, se caretakers, out of S s t: which parties were some time ago evioted for non.payment et„ of rent,werei attacked on the night of the 22nd instant by 30 Si men armed with gnu, and beaten in a dreadful manner, fit after after being compelled to swear that they would leave the le place. Every article they possessed was destroyed. Eleven ri of the miscreants were captured next morning. We understand that arrangements have been made to hold a public meeting in Glasgow at an early date for the promotion of parliamentary reform, at which the 1, special interests of Scotland, in the measures of reform to at. be introduced by the government, will also be considered. ZO At this meeting, the mernbers for the city have agreed to 10 i be present, as aloe Messrs. Baxter, Dunlop, Ewing, Lamont, 10 ,1 Madmen, and others. A new weekly review, to be entitled the English Leader, is announced to appear the first week in January. St It calls itself a "Journal of the Minority," and professes 1 00 to represent the opinions of " that clue of the people ;;.• who seek to unite thought and action, and claim to have an 20 influence in public affairs." St. Tax Waxon-flionr.—To-morrow (Sunday) night, leo being the last of the year the watclznight service will be 1 ,. 00 .. celebrated, as it has been on twenty oceasione, without Ip p intermission, in the Spa-fields Chapel, Clerkenwell. The Lo o service will commence et 10 p.m.. and soon after 11 the toe sermon will be concluded. The last minutes of the year toe will be passed by the congregation in 'tact prayer, an IN d Loa then, when midnight hu put, the New Year's Hymn Bt. will be sung. SO LITERARY AND SmErrinc MEZTINGS FOR THE 20 ENSULVG WYE& —Monday, Entomological, 7. Tuesday, st. Royal Institutoo, 3—" Sound" (juvenile lectures), Dr. Le. Tyndall; Anthropolog ical , 4—anniversary. Thursday, °‘ Royal Institution, 3— " Sound" (juvenile lecture.), Dr. Tyndall. Friday, Philological . Bi—" Dia as used of the op Final Cause," Rev. E. H. Knowles. Saturday, Royal too Institution, 3—" Sound" (juvenile lectures), Dr. Tyndall. —Athena:gm. St. S UNDA Y TRADING IN THE EAST-END. —The r t : clothiers assistants engaged in the large clothing establish. 20 =DU io the East•end have Waled au appeal to the public St. complaioing of having to work all the seven days of the week. 60 They state that they are engaged in labour 94 hours in the St. week, and they appeal to the workmen of London, St. to give them one days feet out of seven by not shopping at clothing establishments which continue to keep open on Sr, Sundays. Several of the principil clothiers have consisted aft to sloes their establishments on Suodays from January 7, 1886. consequently, to-morrow will be the last Sunday on / which this form of Sunday trading will be carried on to any great extent. NAVAL PAY AND PENSIONS.—On Monday next the new act to regulate the pay and pensions in the Royal Navy and Marines will take effect. There is a provision declaring that any assignment at all of a pension or pay, after the commencement of the act. shall be " void." DECORATIONS IN THE NAVY.—On Monday the new set will come lido operation as to the property of deceased officers and men in the Royal Navy and Marines. Among the provisions is one to prevent medals and decorations being claimed by creditors. DOCKYARD PORTS.—On the lot proximo an act for the regulation of Dockyard Porte will come into opera. tion. New regulatioos are to be made and a harbour master appointed for each port, by the Admiralty, to enforce the new law. THE Cerriz PLAGUE —Yesterday a meeting was held in the County Hall. Derby, in reference to the tinder. peat, and also for the purpose of reorganising and to devise the best memos of carrying on an association for mutual &sumacs against the cattle phigue. In the absence of the Duke of Devonshire from indisposition, the chair was taken by Lord Denman, who was supported by Lord Watupark, Lord Scarsdale, the High Sheriff (Mr. Broad hurst), the Hon. A. H. Vernon, the Hon. E. W. K. Coke, Mr. Thomas William Evans. M.P., Mr. W. T. Cox, M.P., the Mayor of Derby (Mr. F. Lyndon), and many others. The Hoe. A. H. Vernon addressed the meeting at considerable the upon the serious aspect now p re sented by cattle plague, and moved the adoption of a number of rules for a mutual assurance aseociatioo. The disci:session upon the rules lasted for several hours. It was agreed that the association should be formed for the mutual assurance of members against lass of cattle by cattle plague or pleuro-poeumonia, to commence on the Ist of January next, and continue until the 31st of March next. Some thirty rules for the guidaace of the association were adopted, and it was agreed that every member entitled to compensation for loess. should receive at the next meeting of the central committee 50 per cent. on the declared Anhui of the animal insured. The remaining 25 per cent., len the amount of eels due up to the 31st March, 1866, to be paid on the day of the person insuring. For purposes of insurance cattle will be classified as follows :—Over three years old to be insured within a minimum of 101. and a maximum of 201. ; under three years old, within a minimum of 71. and a maximum of 141. ; under two years and over three months old, 31. and 71. BURNING DISEASED MEAT AT MALToN. —A very unusual sceoe took place at Halton on Wednesday in the public burning in the cattle-market of the caresses of a cow and a sheep, both of which ere supposed to have had the rioderpest when slaughtered. The cow, it seems, had been removed (by certificate) from a farm in the neighbourhood on Saturday last, apparently healthy, but on being slaughtered unmistakeable signs of disease were &operant, arid the remit was that on Christmas-day the circesa wu condemned its un fi t fo rt C and ordered by a magistrate on Tuesday to be burnt on the following day. A sheep which appeared somewhat stupid was sent in from the Wolde at the same time, and being dressed was likewise condemned. The two chromes were smeared with tar and publicly buret on Wedoesday. From these uses it ap pears that disease may lurk in the flesh and cannot be de• tooted during life. SHELLING THE NATIVES—Her Majesty's ship Curacao, Commodore Sir William Wiseman, has been cruising among the islands of the South Pacific. Before leaving one of the islands of the New Hebrides Group the commodore conceived it to be his duty to shell the villages in the vicinity of where hie ship bad been lying, on account of some complaints of illtreatment o ff ered (it is not stated when or how) to sailors or missionaries. Twenty.six of the natives are known to have been killed at one place. The result of shelling at another island was not ascertained. Bishop Pettesoo, in the missionary schooner Southern Crow, was in company with Sir 'William Wiaeman at some of the islands; and it may afford satidaation to the friends of missions, both in Australia and England, to know that his lordship fully concurs in the propriety of the course adopted by Commodore WW•man. Some persons in Sydney, however, are so unreasonable as to think that such whole. sale measures are not only inoondetent with the faith of which Bishop Rade= is a minister, but with the honour of the country under whose flag they were perpetrated. — Sydney /spire, Oot. 21. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1865. IJIERICA. (111CCTEle9iTZLZOILUL) ARRIVAL OF THZ HZCLA. (VIA Liverpool.) NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 6 A.Y. The Mississippi Legislature has pained over the governor's veto upon the bill superseding all the State laws for the collection of debts until January 1, 1868, in consequence of the impoverished condi tion of the State. The resolution of the Alabama Legislature rati fying the anti-slavery amendment declares that it does not oonfer on the Federal Congress the power to legislate on the political status of freedmen. In consequence of the refusal of the Tennessee Legislature to admit negro testimony in the courts, the freedmen's agent has given orders for all cases concerning negroes to be heard specially before the Freedmen's Court. The Hecht takes out 190,416 dots. in specie. - 821 101111. MEXICO. Advicee from Matamoros to the 10th inst. state that Esootedo captured and held Monterey for some time, but was finally driven out by two French divi sions. He subsequently repulsed an attack made by one French division. --------- yesterday, it was mentioned that the undertaking le already in pouesaion of an income of 15,000!. to 16,0006. per annum, and a dividend was declared at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, the ad interim distribution of last summer being at the same time confirmed. At the meeting yesterday of the Nowgong Tea Company of Assam an ad interini dividend was de clared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The meeting of the Chubwa Tea Company she took place to-day, when an ad interim dividend was declared at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. The third ordinary general meeting of the Impe rial Mercantile Credit Association will be held on the 23rd of January, " for the purpoen of receiving the report of the directors and statement of accounts, of declaring a dividend, and for general purposes." Toe transfer books of the London Financial Association will be closed from the Bth to the 24th of January, both days inclusive. We are requested to state that the share list of the Trecastle Coal Company (Limited) will be closed on Friday, the sth January, for London ; and on Saturday, the 6th, for the country. The definitive bonds of the Fire per Cent. Tarkish Loan will be issued next week, or about a week previous to the payment of the dividend. Pima Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 871 to 1 ex div., for teh 9tb January, opened this morning at 871 to}, and closed at 871 or 87 3-16 to 5-16. For money the last price was 87 to 4. Ihe o ffici al business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 87, 1, 61; ditto, for account, 871, •, Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 861, 1,4, ; New Three per Cents., 861, 1, ; Exchequer Bills, 35., 6s. die.; Bai. of England stock, 946 India Five per Cent. stock , 1021, ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 99 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. There was no change in Indian government se curities or in Exchequer Bills, which were quoted 6s. to 28. die. There was little business iu foreign stooks, but the general tendency of prices was steadier. New Grenadian, Italian of 1865, Mexican of 1864, and Spanish Passive were in demand, and advanced 1 to 4 par cent. On the other hand, Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. and Deferred. and Peruvian of 1862, declined 1 per cent., Turkish of 18584, and the Bondi, of 18631. Turkish Bonds of 1862 were also flat • The transactions in bank shares continue upon a restricted scale, but there was a demand fo r Bank '•• of London, C olonial, Consolidated, and London and South Western, at better quotations. Bank I of British Columbia declined. IIONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•) Oise o'CLoci. The stock markets opened this morning with a better appearance, and Consols advanoed 1-16 to per cent., the figures published with reference to the remarkable expansion of British trade being regarded as very satisfactory. In the absence of busi ness, however, a reaction has since occurred, and the English funds are now quoted the same as yesterday. British railway stocks are firm, at an improvement in several instances. Very few transactions are reported in foreign bonds, and the movements in prices are quite unimportant. In the market for ad financial shares a reduction of 7s. 6d. has occurred od in London Financial. The applications for discount to-day are not numerous, but large amounts of money are changing hands, as usual at the ends f the year. The rate for the best paper is 7 pecent. The charge for short loans on English government securities is also 7 per cent. Coasols are now quoted 87 to I, ex die., for money, and 87 3-16 to 5-16, for January 9. Foreign stocks are quiet, and prices generally unchanged. Brazilian scrip ban risen t per cent., while Turkish Bonds of 1865 have declined to the same extent. Some of the present quotations are subjoined, viz. —Greek, 15t to 16 ; Turkish Five per Cents. of 1865, 41/ to 42k ; Spahish Passive, 27i to 28 ; ditto Certificates, 15 to 4 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ; Brazilian scrip, 1 to ji prem. ; and Mexican, 24 to t. Illinois Railway shares are in demand, and have improved t per cent., the present quotation being 781 to 79k, ex div. Erie are quoted 57t to g, and ad 5-20 Bonds, 63 to t. The Seine has arrived from the West Indies with 292,0001. in specie. International Financial shares are now quoted 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London Financial, 4t to t prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3k to / prem., ex all; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 64 to SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY) ONE o'CLoce. The railway market is firm to-day, and an ad vaune has occurred in prices. Caledonian stock has risen per cent.; London and North Western tai.l 686,1 and Midland, ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire sysk, and Great Eastern, 4. Metropolitan has receded 4. ••• London and North Western stock is now quoted 126 to ; Great Western, 584 to 59 ; Midland, 123} to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1221 to ; South Eastern, 75 to 4 ; (heat Eastern, 421 to ; Caledonian, 1284 to f•, Metropolitan, 138 to ; Great Northern, 1264 to 1274 ; ditto A, 145 to 146. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is still in active request, and has advanced to 364 to 37, being per cent. better than yesterday. 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Ronda all I Do. do. deferred all Do ird prat. all! Do. do. deterred W Do. eta lord. nook • Do. do. datorrod 1 : I ). : 100 Groat 10.11 an ronlarala 6 or coat. 1 1° 100 OR B. o/ India at. l p. , 1100 1 Do all pee oat. Do IC aD ,01. Wooten> of Ceasitil 66 60 9.6 i LOU :d l pus pat Id osa lo 11 100 76 so 90 98 id' 66 10 PA 102 094 10342 d, 10)4 914 ad par 4pin 44 . 91. 964 87 4 89 I 67 OD 67 89 67 89 62 87 67 60 42 46 18 I too. now , au I , o .ep a.Bds. pay. WIS 1 J oU 4 D0.8e do. do. 18774 10 1 lodlno Itroach, Limited 1. 100 Madras COW. 6p. oast 100 1 sip. do. 4. do 100 I Do. ao. do.- 1 5 Do. TIM Itxtoolioo 100 '2.lelb. Corp. 0 or c. ed .11 Moth. and Hoboareo Bop `UV N.R.ofCit.llp.olotp. ll . 100 Salado, pu► tpar coot. 190 i Do. Dow I ; Do. do. do. 100 ; Do. Plaulaab do 11001 Do. Indus St.lllot. do. JOINT STOI to. 1 D. 1 tisloco7— 55 i INA Tat 6 141 MO I 44 1• tola t id pax ipga xJ !Ms xd 9a 100 all 91 90 id lee 181 31 am 92 9 4 84 2 1 Ce Se a i utn 29 100 9/1 91 99 :di 17 8/ sdl 101 } ea !18 100 14' 99 100 xd I I'W x odi 97k xdl AL BANKS. 99} id I lee!: IPd I a. Prime. I 8a" 6 6768 68 71 O 3 2 I 4141 6 I 4 pad 731 i• 3 I 4 1P.103 6 — 1 Se 6 6 p B 41.14 10 6 16 18 11 70 72 11 21 22 72 al 29 30 0 1 140 146 9 26 1 3 113 Cl I 6 7 16 43 46 •-• 1 121 :10 10 1411 par ledli 11( 48 48 11 24 16 ill 46 48 16— 10 108 111 1071 9 26 42 14 41 all - - - - 4111,000, 60 'Agra & Mastarsuidis(L 10,000; 60 • Allston 20,000100 Alllanoolaa.&Ltrorpool 11 10,000 100 , Do. trued at 10 eni 6l 110,0001 00 'Anglo Austrian 40,0001 60 Anglo Napalm (1,1 m.) II 10,0001 60 'Anglo Italian (Limited U 11.300 i 20 Aaisticßank.Cor.nowsh 63,0001 60 'Australasia , 12,600 10 11ankof firitiehLolnnobla' al 10,000 26 'Beak of ar . yr . : 11 8.000 10 0 . Bank of 66,000, 10 Bank of Otago (Limited). 1 10,000 100 'Bank of tineensiand (L.), 00,000 60 Bankoffictoria,Austria , 60,000' 10 Bank ot New Zealand II 6000 1 60 B irned's Bank ;Limited. 11 10,000 1 20 Bradllan&Porluguessol. 11 10,000' 60 lintlili & Californian (L 10,0001 60 British N. Ameba 60,0001 10 C. bk. Indls,Aua., Chlos • 10.000 26 Icliart, Nerd lndisote. I 10,000'100 .City 10,000'100 Colonial 60,000'10i Com. flank of Canada 40,000, 26 It Bank of India, Ac 200,000' 10 .Constoldated Bank (L ) 1,000100 'Oratinentel 6,000 . '100 Dn. New 10,0001 60 Deihl and London 10.000( 50 ; oast Lundula 60,000 1 60 Vnatern EirhageoLlinj l 10,000116 !English Joint Stock (L )1 11 30,0001 10 ,6w,g.ncot..tAnal.Chart.t.,, r to,oool 6o English and Swedish (LI 56, 00 !1 10 Kuropean Bank , Waite& 10,0uo 100 •Bindun.Chlna&Jap.3.); 11,000 100 1 Do. issued at 2pm 1 10000,100 Do. Now ~ 0 00'100 'lmperial wank, Limited' 166.000 i, 10 Imperial Otiotaan- llt 0,000 26 began I al 6,000116' Do. New 100,000, IC Land Mort India ,L) 1, I 00.0 00 60 Lon. ittimiNieve.,t,.. I 11 11,000.100 London and Brazilian .1 it 22,000' 20 0° N. ~ 6,030 100 London & IV.ver PlatelL I au 90,000, 26 Do. New, pin 50,0001 10 Lon. Gls. Bank of Austr".l ell so,ouoi 60 London and County....l IC 72 0001 60 'Landoll Joint Stock , If 26,000 10 Load= & South Africal;l al 6.0 0 0 100 Lon. &B. lili•aPern 6,0[0100!I 00 1)0. dn. New 20 6,0001 60 Lonion.tVenexueln (I l2 60,000,100 Lan. tt Wftliniustoo .. fA 10.000 100 'll4nr , Annt abw.kl,Um.).. 01 6,000'100 Do. New 60,0.0' 60 Mercantile & ItschintL ll 13,000 1 100 Metro. & Prov. Bank (L I 111 4,160,100 • Do. de. 4.000,100 Midland %sok (Lim.) 20,000 6 National of Auatralaela 11 4 0,000100 fi•.• • IA VervOUi 10,000'100 !Cris,* tegissid.. Ol 66,000 20 • Do. 214 and Sril tr ee II 01,000 60 ?Co mn.4 Maok V 67.600' VD Now goath Wales a 01,000 10 New 1141•1141 (Lhulled) 60,000 1 1 90 North Western 00,0001 26 Oriental Bank Oorporn. 20,000 20 OrieuLCom.B.Llatethe 26,000 20 1)0. do. lateN.P. 21,000 90 Do. do. IsiteF.C. 20,000 10 Pr.rvln.hauklnntury, I 7,210! 60, Do. do. 10,000,100 ' ElOOll2O. of Ireland - 1 10,000 10 Do. do al 21,500 10 Ittode.Pnel.,& Deihl (L It le,oool Son* Australia aL 17,0611100 Stand. of B. I. Africa 10,000101 Do. 10. in. Atell.m lO 00,000! 16 Calms* Australia ikcoo.no lowan at Inland (Lm ) 111 83.000, 60 Inks of ixesdoe• DEBENTrIE STOOL No. 1 Bh. 1 ID 006. 1 Pd ICL prices. 1 Oahe. '', -4°l'l 53 36 • idis iP w eta. all, 21.1 01 6 4 olta S 24111 17 19 If 18 12 18 w 10 pm 294 I 31 54,w0m 134 ad 11 sa 27 6 lalla par 4 pu iou Gi 15 14 0421 e 13 3 4pm r 1 Par 4)°' 10 12 14 pm ... 10 24 34 9 11 j i al 106 231 z, 3 10 79 60 l 6 60 4 62 all 18 174 • 43 per Ipm 10 4th. 4pm 20 1241 1 Mr par IQ 56 4 1 ga 2 lO • 10 4 1 00 M LO 6 4 oaa - m re 14db .. 10 '4 14M- .. ill p.r 1 pm, 294 4 2 219 1 1 "' 10 7 9pm 2 II I 113 46 1 1 10 1 79 81 711 24 4 9 4 . I 60_ a. ^I --bits 11 Otis 2 Idm S 2 dll I 2Oa \ isi I $ 414 a 86 57 II 1 10 odm - 6 44 a - 14 55 - a SMB - 64 16 al St. Otlkata.f p.5.11ar.4080p. 1 100 St. D.Ntha.,Ap.c.JaartJ sly 100 .1 St. G.Wsta.-1 1 1.11.—0z.,44 I p. et.. San. & J017....,100 414000 St. Laisc.,tYt.4 p.e.ltusaJly'loo 500,000 St. fat,ltelgli.4p.e..JaadJl7 100 101413 Bt. LAN.W.tp.c.Jaa.tr,Job 100 1111,40 St. Do. Se p.e..JaaokJaly 100 160,710, St. 1 LlS.W.,iya.,loo.Ba 041100 .. ,SC 181.11and,4p.0.Jan.&J u l7 iloo Bt. N. British, S. P. aD. 8., S i z ii r i t, lob. d a tzg... 100 " St. I Scot it. N.4449.P.ce..jAp.&0ct.'1191101 fii,O2i! 401341 i, 110,000 M 6 OD ••• w 96 idi 97 99 zdi 96 08 td 96 96 •d 96 96 :di - 90 98 90 1 90 98 zdli et,ui' 10e 111 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Own o'Cloos. The transactions in the mining market today are limited, and prices generally without change. Clifford Amalgamated shared are quoted 19 to 21 ; Great Vor, 32 to ; East Lovell, 13/, to 14, ex div. ; South Condurrow, 375. Gd. to 40s. ; Chiverton, 9j to 101; Chivertoa Moor, 61 to 4, being firm : East Caradon, 81 to 9 ; Wheal Buller, 32 to at ; North Treskerbv, 31 to • 1 ; East Caro Brea, zi to k ; and West Caradon, 110 to 11. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of - Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : An usual at this period of the year, these is but little business doing. Metals have usslfoes no noteworthy change slam our last. The advance in the rate of discount yeeterday, however, Ins caused an unfavourable tone. Iron : Welsh bars maintain their value, and Staffordshire imc is very firm. and in good demand Scotch pig bee, after touching 6.15. 6d. cash, closes with millers at Ms. 6d. cash. Copper Pending the arrival of tke next West India steamer with later news from Chili operators are disposed to look on, and prices of all kinds ars quite nominal. Tin : Very little business hes been dime. Straits, 96/. 10s. to and 96/. 10s., with full prompt. Burn, EC/. 101 . English firm. Tin plates have further advaoaed a 'billies per box. and are in good demand. Lead is firm at raviolis quotation'. Svelter : A few parcels for immediate cos . sumptii n have changed hands in London, and at 221. lls. Cd., special brands, in outporte. id lif* I 0,( UNA COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW AVERAGES. MASKL`T AVERAGES. —Town tallow, 501. 9d. ; ditto, 2s. tid. ; yellow Russia, 49 5. 9 d.: melted s 391. ; rough ditto, '22s. Od. ; greases, 20s. Od.; good drags, Cs.' SMITHFIELD HAY bIARKET,—(THIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Fastest reports trade slow at the fol lowlogprices :—Prime meadow hay. 95.. to 1055.; intake ditto, rOs. to 905.; prime clover, 1204. to 130 a.; inferior ditto, 105 s. to 115 s. ; straw, :400. to 406 e • • COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade still continues tolerably WAN Pine apples are irofficisot for the demand. Pears still consist chiefly of Winter Netts, Bourse Diet, Paster Beurre, and Van Mow Lem, le Clem. Grapes are now fetching good prim. Oranges are plentiful. and excellent In quality. Potatoes are also abundant. Asparagus, rhubarb, and seaktle ire each sufficient for the demand. Flowers chiefly consist re orchids, heaths, mignonette, Chinese primulas, and roses. FRUIT. Pine apples, per lb., 46 to 6s I Oranges, per 100 . 46 to 11s Grapes, per lb., 46 to 86 Lemons, per 100, Ss to 14 • Apples, per mere. 2s to 3s I Nuts, cob, per 1001 h, 1244toltakt Pears, per half -Mere, 41 to Ss Brazil, per bushel, Ws per doz., 3a to G o I Almonds, do., lds w 20s VEGRTABLES. Cabbages, perdok,ls Od to2aol I Celery, per bundle, Is to la dd ASpisra,"•ll. , , per bundle. se to Its 0.. ambers, each, Ss to I.:, Sea Kale, per punnet, 3 6dPeet, per dm- ls 61 to 3 to 3 I Shallots, per lb., 13 , 1 Potatoes, York Regents. per Garlic, per lb., 13.1 ton. 75s to 901 Lettuces, per doz., hod „ Rocks, do.. 556 to 65e Eudlve, per score, is to thi 6d Flukes, 100 s to 120 s I Artichokes, p. doz , 41 to Us „ do. Kidneys, Os to 13 per ' Horseradish, p. btr.eb, la to 4s cwt. Mushrooms,p.pott..ls to 2s 61 Carrots, per bunch. ad to 64 0 d I Parsley per Herbs. , perbunch. doz. bun. 6d , 2, to 4s T.unips, per bunch, 4rl to 11l 12iDa 1 06011 2 IMa 3 I d 4 I 2 Id 4 pbr At 1 Pm 16 0 6d 4 gd 3 I' cUs • 60 60 67 10 It 1 , 1(116 • 19 20 6 e • - 40 7 ill. 61 4 1 Par 19a 7 —1 1 lell4 par Par illm 9 Idle -- SI 4 41 6 19c 4 , 21 4 2 1 6 74 1 141 61 60 49 I 7i 76 76 16 17 p I - 61 4 1 1( .: 29 1 • 61 69 4 pi 124 id 4 .4. id' It 9 112 Pu' l ; 125 , 29 15 rz. eIW 44 PON' 2 as! 30 22 60 00 ' gj S die Ili 4 12 0 ar 1 11 146471 fdl. pa l '2 ps i i 4 i f f 116 1 444 41 12 7 1 9 0 II 14 10 12 , 1 4 2 40E 4 1 - PREFERENCB SRAM. I Midland Consolidated Bristol asd Birmingham 5 per dent. stock, 132 i to North British 5 per cent. No. I. 103. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Central Augustine. guar. 7 par cent., 3i. Dutch Rhenish (161. paid), 23i. Dutch Rhenish (all paid), 26). Groat Luxembourg, 16. Imperial Mexican R.ilway (Limited), N. Recife and San Francisco (Limited) guar. 7 per cent., 13i. prem. The shares of Charles Lafitte and Co. are quoted A to 3 prem. ; English and American Bank 1 to } prem. ; and London Steam Towing, li to 2 pram. Apart from the check which is given by the pres sure for money at the close of the year, indecision is occasioned amongst the speculators by the ab sence of any decided change for the better in the prospects of the money market. Confidence will not be felt until gold ceases to flow from the Bank. The payment of the dividends to the public will commence at the Bank of England, on Tuesday week, the 9th of January. The Committee have decided to close the Stock Exchange on Monday next (New Year's-day). About 48,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission abroad. The Douro, from Brazil, has reached Lisbon, with 39,950/. in specie. The advance in the Bank rate has checked fur the moment the demand for silver for the Eaat. There was little business yesterday, and the price for bars, to be sent to India either rid Southampton or Marseilles, was less firm, at s s. lid. p er ounce. Mexican dollars were quoted ss. Oil. to ss. oid. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were rather firmer than on Tuesday, but the rise in the value of money has as yet caused little real im cvarent in the rates, which were quoted as fol- Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.11 to 2 • ditto, 3 days, ILI7I to 181 ; Rotterdam, 3 sumtne, 12.'14 to 2; Antwerp. 3 - months, 25.50 to 55 ; Hamburg, ins. bunco, 3 mouths, -- - -- - 13.9 to 1 ; Pare, 3 days, 25.10 LO 15 • ditto, 3 months, SOTTII EAKrERN RAILWAY. -A. meeting of the d i e 25.421 to 45 ; Frankfort-on-the - Maine , I mouths, 120/ to Manchester shareholders in this company wee held peter -1 ; Petersburg, per rouble, 3 months, 30 to 1 ; Vienna, , day, similar to the one held in Liverpool on the previous eff do., 3 months, 10.775 to 821; Trieste, ditto, 3 month", I day. Triers were 216 proprietors ptesent , holding stock to 10..771 to 821 ; Madrid, 8 months, 464 to 4 : Cadiz. 6 ! the amount of 850,6101. Mr. Watkie, M.P., presided. sad. months, 474 to is Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 65; Gems, I 'retort the position of the affairs of the company. Mr. Etta& 3 months, 25.60 to 65 ; _ Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 65 • and Mr. (:aside made some remarks diaparagiog to the 'U ntold; 1 months, 25.60 to 65; Pslerme, 3 months, ' rector', Int Mr. Henry Raw-on moved a resolution ex press -25.60 to 65 ; Meade*. 3 mouths, 25.60 to G 5; Lisbon, I ieg complete eoefidence in the directors, and entreated the 90days, 511 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 511 w /. . meeting not to commit the siticilal set of opoosiog the board The weekly return of the Bank of France shows 1 at • time when it was most reeded that they should g ive them their support. Mr. Fenton, M.P., seconded the the following changes : I motion, and it was carried with only two dieseutieote. Coin and bullion Decrease £172,000 Tile NAVY AND MARINES (PROTEHTY OP Bills discounted „,„ I Pro: SOLD) A cr.-An order is council Is published in last G o v e rnment deposits lncrease ' ,„„ ""•`'"" 1 n i g ht's Gazette contaleieg • series of provisions for the Notes in circulation lacrosse 610,000 better execution of this act. They have reference chiefly Private deposits D '", 2 1„ 1.43 2, ;to the deposit of wills of seamen end marin es in the life- Admires ' °at ' ass "" ' time of the testate, ; the deposit of wills after testators' The decrease in the coin and bullion is not im- ! deaths ; proosediop in the latter event ; the intestacies of portant. The demand for money, as denoted by 1 seamen, marines, officers, pensions, he. the movement of the discounts, has decidedly in- I TRAFFIC Rzceters. - The traffic receipts of nulways in the toiled Kingdom amounted for the week creased, yet the French Bank, notwithstanding the 1 England, refra i ns itse at rate 0760.436 1 , and for the corresponding week of last year, as doubtless, M ib il e es, t kd o 677 o , f 4007,: e s e h m o be wi r og , an on inc l reas 2.29 e 9 ef m i ke 40O t. rfZemntratechinanggthef discount , Benkef desirous of facilitating as much as possible the g reat I and of 83,036/. The gross receipts on the following commercial settlement which takes place at the end fourteen relies,' amounted io the aggregate, on of the year. miles, to 640,4671., and for the corresponding week of 1864. on 8,439 miles. to 573.4241., showiog_mi With one exception, London is still the d earest ; iocraue of 319 mile; an and lncrease of 67,0631. money market in Europe, as will be seen by the „ mow on the c a i e d ee i ee a mounted to 2,9 0ji1 . ; Th. nea I subjoined list, viz.:-Parrs, 4 per cent. ; Vienna, ' the Great Easters to 3,2191. ;on the Great Northern to LITTRPOOL, DILC. 20.-Bates today : London and North Western, Turin, Amsterdam, and St. Petersburg, 6 : Ham- ' 5,656 t. ; on the Greet Southern and Western to 5641. • Mt-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnahlre, 61-Midland, 12.51-South Eastern, 741 4f5 6 1 40. 41 5e 6 41-Birkenhead, the Great Western to 6,0301. ;os the Lancashire anti burg, si ; Frankfort, 5i ; Berlin, 7 ; and Brussels, ,Ti . . . . Loudon . North 68 -Don Pedro North Da Rey, Fla ed. Ix -RW I6IO end Iv" 5Th cent. 1 a oresnite to u,emg. ;00 the SOU wailer& Huron, e 5.16 -Ditto 7 per cent ,ex arrears-Grand Trunk of I to 15 143/ •on the London and Brighton to 2,1121 - on the Canada, 361 flf6 51 6 f I-Dltto 3 per cent., 4th preference I e Board of Trade returns exhibit the important j ' ' ' .59 t h ' heetee nn and South Western to 3, 11.: OD e MAIM • stock. 551-Erie, 68 7i . 5 tc-Illinois Central, 781 id-Great , fact that, with the aid of the large increase which Sheffield, and Liscoloshire, to 3,5631. ;on the Midland to Luxembourg shares, le-Laud Mortgage Pink of India ;Limited:, has taken place d • the mathof November , be 3 l'3' •on during mon increa se r, ~,J .. . the North British, to 2,502/. ;on the North per 1-16 p- Empire Marine . Limited', 111-16 p.-Maritime In surance ;Lted), 916 ii.-Union Marine (Limited), 11 p.- 1 the exports of the present year have now exceeded , - 1 Eastern to 9.968/. • and on the South Fester) to 2,1521. total 67,0631. The toads and mineral traffic on these lines African Merchants, 1146 p.-Natlonal Steam (Limited). Ii i in amount those of the busiest years in our cnm- m . o .: ad ta 337.5851., and f„ the „ mepee di ed wee k 1 1 d ' haat se s I mercial history. In the fact that we are now doing Amgen - worm Deo. M-A moderate nem was done, al of 1864 to 306,Z33/., showing an of 31,3521. The Prices were generally higher. Buffalo and Lake Huron, (16-16- I larger export business than we have ever done receipts for paewmgers parade, kc., amounted to 302,9021., Consolidated Bank Limited . , df 1 p. -Dim 571-Great Northern A. 146 I SI id -Grand Trunk of Canada. 35 Ulf f t I s fir i t . tte r ere. 12ti . .i rit it rs •e'r het let and ot 1 6 0 78 t u y d- Manchester, Sheffield, and lincolusTlre, 621 1-New ditto, 6 per 1..2 . . I before, and that a great portion of this business is' agaimt (unnt a a n n d i, ai orth ia_ ' c t rid i u o c e t r e e d aa t e ison credit, we have an explanation of . Bask cent. Pref., all paid, 1 6.-North British. 571--BouthßastertOal 'The umultaneous increase demand for money lately elperteu . . 267,191/ , showing ' an increase of 35.711/. The ' to receipts en 60 other lines amounted, on MR mile., to 119,9491, and for the oorrespooding week of last 3 400 to 103 9761 showier ruse of 89 _ year, OD , miler, . ~ an LOC in the imports points m ' miles sod of 15,97:31. is the receipts. The total receipts 15111511 1 1 5 i al 1 41'1 .1 1-H O l 4llll thaw. I d.--• I the game direetion. Under ilia head there or Vie past week show au increase of 95,2621. as compared Trunk. 4th pref , 351-Mmambire insurance, I p. BeteSNOBAN. DEC. 241.-Tbeonly WO reported at was In . . Viellington and Severn Junction Beltway Mane, at 101. 111 r. the Import figures, as regards mingham Rank quoted 34 bmers ; Cl'ucestershire Baolt, ell to 62 ; Staffordshire Joint Mock Bank, 9I to9f prom ; Ml dland no o‘nn ~..A w ; Wagon, 95 to 100 ; Mantis Metal, 111 to 1 dta. : and Itenddhol , .1.1,..., s wi. , .fi Nate andlSiab, par to I prem. 'The Stock Exchange will be October, 1863. closed en New Yeses Day. Mere. Doe. tit-Three per Cost Coiled; 871 -New Three being 23,606,7891. for October . 1865, against per Cent. Stock, 86f 11- Ditto for account, Jan. 9, 861-Ditto week an increase of 2,9281. over last year. for new account, MI-India Flee per Cent, 1031-Bank of Ire land (Ma pad), tie-National Bank "601. Mid). BM i in-plitit • • decided augmentation in the month of October, I with those of the preceding week, siding the 16th inst. . the chief articles, The largest fiy-wheel in the world has just cut at the been Fart Pitt Works, in Pittsburgh. The monies emi ~,,- iron was, conducted from the furnace seroes elle of the October, 1864, 111;c1 2° ' 394,- - . streets of the city, • distance of one hundred and sixty ; three feet, to the mould. The diameter of the wheel is 1 The Caledonian Ra il way tra ffi c return shows this ' twenty-five feet, and its weight forty-two toes.-Anterieas . PaPer .. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of , It is estimated that 300,01.4 bushels of wheat cert. Quer. Share (71. ioa. paidl, 191 i 1-Provincial Beek, New Canada for the week ending the 9th inst. were ...Oh i. Ws than __ _ ! hue bees shipped from the Kimmel& Valley ibis seam% half the amount sow awaiting shipmest. not. paid), 34 ex. div.-Ile al Bank 101 pals), 54 7 Union Bank 26,9331, sterling , being 2,1791. more than in the I a ' Tit pall), to-Oreat Southern and Menem (100 i. paid), a{-' 60 000 barrels of flour bars been exported, a large potties 1 -. Midland Great western (1001. paid,. Bei-Great Southern sad pen di n g earnsweek of last year. iof which was meanie:tuna at Minneapolis and St Anthony. Western, 4 per cent. pref. ',lOOl. paid), WI 1 At the meeting of the Para One Company, held , -New Yen. Times. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARSIT& rautuzzil No. I MOIL - ^0 :.. Hellish C010,60.4..16n Oao. Gov. 0 p.o. 101744. 1 .dtAOO. I ... 1 .2 De:olllPpart. st. lols ct.llar.et I MO' D 0.6 per oLlsa.t3 ,9011' .. Do. 6 per ct. Um 1 ,000 .. IV 011opotp.ot.18TI .. .. do. 1890.1900 .. Do. Ow imago; .. .. Do. do. 180041 . _ i ... i D0.6p.c.Ap.&0ct.19 00 ,000 .. Cellos, N ov. 1900, Is p.ct.l 6000 .. 1 Do. 1970. 00, 1 . .000' .. Illdsoiltaus Open 0L.11T11870 ,9011•.. Do. 6006:.. Do. 11011 6000 .. I Do. 1896 • 600 .. Natal. Gov.. per Piot .. 1 ON .. prow Bross. or. Si p.ol 1.. N.B.Wsks GT. 6 p. 0.1066 .. 1.. I Do. sp. o. 1871 to 187e1 ' Do. 6 D . 0. 10011 So UM' :000 .. I New Zeolaal epee osisA l 000 1 -1 Do. 6 pie Not I 6000, .. ' Nova 00°4660 p. a. 1876 1 400 , .. I Quondam& Gov.. p. ot. ' 1 1LitauLGov. 1 1 1 p. 6., UM. .. I Vlo.Gov.11p.oaso.& 10 . 1 1 1 I_l Do. do. 6 p.o. APASID OO . I 1000 169.! 108.1101 1 oauo•1 N . all o.Ltutszabonra6p.cent. to l an I Do. 100 all , Havana and Matanzas 140 all 'Lausanne and MOWS 100 all I Matanzas &antalkali's In ' all , Do. Second 20 ,all North of Pranat Po t 20 ,all I Do. AteCharl.llp.d 100 all Ottoman (Smyrna. etc ) 40 all PariaLlosa,lSMasp.M. M all Do. 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(41 all , '0 60 Merchant Shipping .1.) 15 0 60 Altliwall.9.2sLanuckL. 10 50 I Mi11...11 Iron V, oral 6 le 12fatalLand&OoL O. (L ). 5 26 i National Dia Cosa. IL ) 6 -,...re •26 I SlathinalPro•.llartnej. 2; 10,00.1 106 National Staam Nav •14' 30 6.000 10 fferbilddatloal & L 'L. , 6 6,000 20 Do. New 20,000' 21 15• Zealand Ldlf.Ag. L. 111 10.000 26 'S.Zealaud TALoaroL 2 1 1 . 090 . 10 leiorthentAssamTea(L ) . 16. 25,00 o: 10 I Do, B 37,1766; it. N.Brit. A astralselau(L) 100 In. il. 561 40°0 1 6° Z' o briLMl l• er rea Llnnted' i 2 12. ,00 , 10 • • , . 1 43,000 . 96 • ....,,, Dunne (mum. . • 10,0 00 1 60 'Oriental Irlnancial(Lim • 10 I 59,000 6 'Oriental Gas (Umlaut) all 90,500 6 1 , Do. New I 1 1 00000 10 lOrient • lnlan&itaam;L) all 1 26.060, 10 liNsa• m schlasullumet.l 2 , 11,6001 20 ;Ottoman company till 2 10.000 60 Ottoman Finnoctel L 1 . 29 . MOOD 6 'Ottoman Om (Limiteil); all . 100,000 50 Overend,Ourney•Co. (L. , 16 62,600 10 Palma's& l'i . steam (L.. ; 2 .0 I 614 6 Do. do. . all - p l . 16:1 1 . 0001 ill , Peel lUv•Land&llln.ll ) . 10 0 , 50,000 50 . Peninsular & 0. atoms . 611 90,000 60: Do. do. New 66 17,000 19 Onehroola L, R., 11.11 91 10.000 60 Ithymney Iron . al' • 10,000 II , Do. New 1 ill 13,930 26 . Rio .1. 1.117 impror . aIL) all 10,151 26 Ditto ditto IIO 60,0 i, 20 Rio Janeiro Oan (11m ~ ell , 15,0001100 ;Royal Mall Steam lOO , ' 0040 001 . lit. scut.Austra Invert (L. )100 60,0001 60 Analtb, Knight, dCo.(L ' 10 i 0,0%! go Sor.loll,an.,o2•Totell ' 10 19,0001 10 S. African Y. & In. IL). 6 14,2001 56 ,S•unt, Australian Lanni 101 I 360,0004.: 61, Submarine Teleigsph. „IMO , . • I 1 1 Do. Scrip a iti,sooi et, fel.Constron.&gain.(l 1 ' 100.0901 10 rharneat Money 1r0..L . • 7,600 1 20 Trinidad Petroleum IL' I 27,0001 10 Truid&AgencroLAus.L ' 1 6;0001 90 ICo. •,i L. La...ads 100,00 r 20 I Un. Marine of Liver. (L. 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