The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-10 00:00:00

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111 E. EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1866.

WARE LIST&-(THIB DAL)

W. to Earl Radnor, of CokekW, pen of 9 motths Coleshfil
brood, No. 874)."
Chu Pies of t T litegd.?altpve Mae sad not
exceeding twelve Months old ; -first ease of Ir5L to Mr. I 01/4 O'CLOCK.
C. Cattle, of Bawtry, Yorkshire,to-day, the
2 pen d. 10 months I The ket is rather dull
improved Lincoln, No. • second prise of 10/. . railway 'Aar
to Captain R. ,of itasingstoke, for. pea ot 11 amount of business being extremely limited.
Months 15 dayswhitelweed, No. 377 ; third pm, of W., I Metropolitan and London, Chatham, and Dover
to Mr. G. Mumford Saxton, of Ipswich, Suffolk, pen of stocks are offered, and have declined /to a per
11 months 11 days, white Suffolk. ' cent. North British, however, has improved *.
Clue 56. —BigpAr4any breed, above 12 and under 18 other leading lines are quoted the same as on
months. First
Mr of la and silver medal, for best pen The
of pigs in class, to . John Coate, Hammon Blandford, Saturday.
Dorset, for his 14 months 24 days old improved Dorset Metropolitan stock is now quoted 121 k to i ;
breed, No. 559 ; second prize, of 101., to Earl Radnor, Great Western, 51 to i ; London and North
Coloshili, for his 15 months 6 days Colesbill breed No. Western 116/ to i • Midland, 121 to 1. ;
390 ; third prize, of 51., to Mr. J. P. King, of Wallingford,
Barks, pen of 14 months 8 days improved Berkshire. Lancashireand Yorkshire',l23l to 124 ; Caledonian,
These were the whole of the prizes in the classes of 1201 to 1211; South Eastern, 621 to 63k ; Great
to .
pigs. The awards in the cattle and sheep classes were still Eastern, 251 to i ; Great Northern, 114 1 ,
progressing, but none of the silver cups or gold medals had ditto A, 124 to 1 • London, Chatham, and Dover,
I been awarded when we went to press. i 16a to a ; and NOrth British, 351 to i.
I Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is inquired
for, and has advanced 1 per cent., being now quoted
18/ to 19. On the other hand, Lombardo-Venetian
shares have declined 2s. 6d. —viz., to 151 to i.
oaDINAAY MARIS AND STOCKS.

BANK OF ILINDOSTAN, CHINA, AND JAPAN.

( THIS' DAY.)

This morning an extraordinary general meeting
of shareholders was held at, the London Tavern, Mr MACK-
KILL SMITH in the chair, for the purpose of passing resolu-
tions for the winding-up of the company, the resolutions
passed for this purpose at the meeting of she 19th of No-
vember last having been inoperative on account of some in-
formality in one of them.
The Cuxiana.x, after briefly stating the object for which
the meeting was etilled, took occasion to deny a statement 9
which hail been circulated, to the effect that the firm 11
with which he was connected had been unduly favoured 11
by the Bank of Hindustan. The Chairman explained the
transaction which had been alluded to to the entire satis-
faction of the meeting. .
The two first resolutions were to the effect that it was ad-
visable to wind up the company, and to do this voluntarily
under the supervision of the Court of Chancery.
On the third resolution, which contained the names of the
liquidators, the only change made was in substituting the
name of Mr. David Chadwick for that of the Chairman,
who said that as ?In objection had been made to his name
he should withdraw it, tuti decline to be a liquidator.
Mr. Vanderbyl, M.P., also withdrew his name, so that
there are now only five liquidators, viz., Mr. Alderman
Allen, Mr. Kinttee, Mr. bris.rairn; Mr. Eigledue, and Mr.
Chadwick.
The meeting separated with a vote of thanks to the
Chairman.

sa. I Pd.

IikILMATS. I Closing prices
I on Saturday.

Wes to-d
to 1 p.m.

88 88
120 122
40 40

41ristol and Exeter
'Caledonian
'Cambrian
Cork and Bandon
!Cornwall
DublinandLieltaatJunc
!Dundee, Perth,&Abd Jn
' East London Scrip Cart.
Do
Glasgow and S. Western,
Great &stern Ord. Ili
Do. & Aug. Stk., No 2
Great North of Scotland,
Great Northern
Doi j Arec.nodir.nn-
Do.Blthep.c.ispaidß
Do. Ord. Del. Div. Stock
GL South & West. (Ire )
Great Western
Do.StourVaiG tut Stit
Do. South Wales
Do. W. MM. —Oxford
Do. Do. N=
Lancashire &Yo
Lou. ,Brighto, & ,Coast
Lontion,Chathana,&Dav
Do. Stet Exten.Adp.e.
London & North Watts.
LondouddionthWeetern
I Man. Shed., & Lincolnahl
Metropolitan
Do. New
Do. Extension
Metropolitan District
Do. do. do.
Do. & SL John's-wood
'Midland
Do. 5..9 Shares
Do. Dirus. & Derby
'North British
Do. itdin ,Perth.Dund.
IN. Pastern—Berwick
Do. G. N. &
Do. Leeds

a •
05 69
70 71

u.
117 110
26} 36
IS 6

114 114}
123} 124}

90 92
61 611

30 33
30 35
1234 124
74 60
16 17
10 20
1164 117
80
47 48
121 122
14 2 pw
104 104
84 86

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) I
I

MONDAY. DECOLBEA 10, 10 A.X.

a T.! . w.

r. i ltztrana.
12 IP. D.

121 ii
p,”l
90 92
ES 30
14 Id
104 106

Nairn 'MOS 41 N.N.W.
Aberdeen -- 41 N.N.W.
Leith 30.0045 N.W.
Ardrosaan 30.00 45 W.N.W.
Greencastle 30.12 46 N.
Valeutis 1i4).15 47, Z.
Cape Clear —
Liverpool 30.01 47 W.N.W.
Holyhead 30.03 43 N.W.
Petuan0e.....30.15 54 N.W.
Bred 64: W.
Lenient .SO 20 51' S.W.
Rochefort 30.30 34. E.
Plymouth 30.11 40 N.
Weymouth 30.09 60 W.N.W.
Portsmouth 30.06 60 W.
London 3O 01 45 W.
Yarmouth 2.1.50 ro N.W.
Scarborough. _w'44s N.N.W.
Shields 206 e 44 N.W.
Helder —

~.....
3 ; 8
3 8
1 8
6 10
1 8
0 2

S. W.
S. S. W.
S. W.
W.
B.W.
S.W.

oc !0.201
re 10.13'
lc '0.27,
co I 0 03
c • 0.15,1
'rm
fr 0.121
to 'O.Oll
1
rc ;0.271
c ;0.121
re '0.02
rc 'OlO
re
oc 0.5
oc

4 111
1 84
1 II

100
100
100
16i
1100

63 67
iO.l 100

I. 1001 Do. York
100 Do. Carlisle
fi all Do. Stock&Darling 1
• 140 Do. do., 1800-61
4. 100 North London
0 9 Do. do., liett —0
O a Do. 40., 1800
It. 1100 North Staffordshire
100 N. ,t S. Western Julie
100 Scottish Central
100 Shropshire Union
100 South Devon

W. N. W.
8.3 .
8.9. W
3.8. E.
S.
Y.
3.3. W.
3.w
3.9. W.
8.3. W.
N. W.
9. W.
N. W.

mit 25
96 IC} pO.
116 120
1 2pm
-- -Pm
70 72
115 115
150 156

iy II
4 LC
2 1!

i ;
4 IE
3 IP

100 South Eastern
all Stainea,Wokingham,&o.
100 Tall Vale
3 Do. C
1100 Waterford & Kilkenny
iWaterloo & Whitehall

43 45
621 031
8 9
150 153
2 4 pm

_

BRITISH

SION&

114
124 f

-
S 1 I

lqi I
117 10

4n i
1214

:21 i

-. pm

44
wi 5

,Closing prices. I ngee.

66 62 I
1024616
Pm
103 I
a
1

68 72

45 55
lAA 1024
101} 102}

105 100
181 10
S 5 87
57 00
50 51
50 t_

COLONIAL GO'

491.910 De7lishOohn.tlp.oh,lBl72 I
Do. 1916 1
... Dan. Gar.. is 0..18774L I
—.. Do. Operekreb/Ang, I
_.,.. Do. 6paret.Mer.3 I
Vl4, Do, 6 peret Jan..2J I
wet. 664, Do. & Ins.
204. CsoootGßopeOper 1
.1873
... Do. do.lBlo-1800 '
_,... Do. do. 18611.91
296, D0.613.6.916,90c31900
11111, Oeylon.Nov. 186 B,op.et
150,000 Do. 1878. do..
1.4100,0u0 Do. 1872 d 0...
100. Mauritius 6 Pere3.,1376
100, Do. 1878
100. Do. 1882
NO, Do. 1806
166, Natal Gov. 6 per cent..
166. New Bruns.Gov.6perct.
1,136,610 New South Wales Gov..
6 p. cent.,lB7l to 1876
3.671,800 Do. 6p. 0.1889 to 1893
860,000 D0.6p.c.r,1337 to 1876
. . Do. do. Scrip
130., New Zealand 6 per cent.
1,000,600 \ Do. 6 per cent
.600,000 Do. 6 per cent. 18911
250.000 Nova Scout 6 p. e., 1876
1,e60,200 Queenshuld Goy. 6 p. et.
1 ... B.Auat.Gov. 6p. c.,67-77
261.600 Do. 1878 and 'lords.
500,000' re.Goe.6p. e. Jan. July
7.000,009 Do. 6p. ct. April doe

92 96
90 112
90 ft
TT 79
76 77
101 MS xo
103 106
102 104
104 106
38 90
100 102
104 106
103 146
104 106
106 107
103 106
104 106
94 100
ft 96

948-

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

No. I ad 1

Lam-
-9,909 ..
lY
1 1,Cr24 ..
51' ..
0,144 ..
6,000 ..
6, ..
1,94:161 ..
4,000
4..' ..
4.481 .
iso.
...

(REOTTX'S TELEGRAMS.)
THE WEST AFRICAN MAILS.
LIVERPOOL, Dz.:. 10.

The African Company's steamer Man clingo ar-
rived here at noon to-day. She brings 33 pas-
sengers, 2,000 ounces of gold dust, and 2,7001. in
specie. _ . .

Her dates are Benin, Oct. 26 ; Cameroon, Nov.
1; Old Calabar, Nov. 3 ; Fernando Po, Nov. 4 ;
Brass River, 6th ; Bonny, 6th ; Lagos, 9th ; Accra,
11th ; Cape Coast, 13th ; Cape Palmas, 15th ;
Sierra Leone, 21st ; Bathurst, 25th ; Tenerifie,
30th ; and Madeira, Dec. 3. _ _

00_

P P.

861-bi

..i,ml

9; 100'
84 85
97 99
96 96
98 94

106 108
103} 1041
103 104

-
9Si

103

The health of the ooast was generally good, but
trade rather dull, except at Lagos, where business
continued brisk.

ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER BRITANNIA.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 10.

The steamer L. C. Owen, from Charlotte-town,
reports speaking, on the 17th of November, the
steamer Britannia. The latter had lost her rudder,

propeller, and was helpless. She had 15 days' pro-
visions on board. The L. C. Owen offered to

take some of the passengers, but the offer was de-
clined, and she was supplied with fish. The Bri-
tannia left Glasgow on the 3rd Nov., bound for
New York with 300 passengers.

,sea
1 IV. I 'I to
! 9.
77;7175tc :0.29;
rc bob 1