The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-23 00:00:00

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A eamuniotrism asked whether ell the leases bad been
saiterek at Be /Lei ecadeemed the gest of imaaagesesat,
aeeigd,4ool.
The PuLtmocCia vegAriag, laded that the wet of
aseseguesat woad empire eafavesershly with that of the
Usion Hemic..Thesspeassief the Union in the missies were
MAW. spleet *AZ 86,11001., and is Lesion 13,001&
spiel* their 11,000 L As rewarded bed dub It was
utterly imperil& for a beak to exldbb thews, bet be
believed that if the bank were wound up at that moment
the reserves would be quite untouelted. The total
number el clerks misplayed in Leedom was 18, rural nos.
bee in the oulonies 180. With regard is the delay in
going to New Zeeland, be Masud that it was mipesiblie
for the beak to go there earlier in comisquesee of the
position in which it was placed. Upea the
question of inspection he remarked that the
correeposdenos would show that the direetors
had been maranitaing in their Whets to secure peeper
management. In reply to Mr. Jones's question with re-
spect to the chairmamhip, to observed that In that beak
there was no permanent chairman. the directors presiding
et the beard is tam. The sting of the complaints spinet
the directors was that the beak paid a dividend of only 10
per cent. ; but, on the other hand, he could morn that the
beak was in a perfectly sound condition. He believed
that in a short time there would be maple employment
for all the sapital ci the bank.
In reply to • question,
The eItAIIIMAX said be considered it desirable to eon-
tinue the Walser in New Zealand.
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ingThe wiwithrupee— tto the amount of loom hav-
bn »posted,
The ClAllUlAll replied in elfon that all loam matured
and not matured had been amply provided ler in the
accounts. _ .

The sport was then adopted.
A dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. baring been de-
clared, the retiring directors were re-elected, mid the pro-
ceedinge terminated in the anal manner.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Holrroyd.)

IN St ADIDOTT.-111111RUPTCY 01 A NARIA.RD irons,.
The bankrupt in this case, Orme Abbott, wife of John
Abbott, greengrocer and fruiterer, of Old Kent-road, re-
Gently pained through the court and obtained her order of
discharge. She was in custody at the time, but did not
apply her
granting of
for reler until
of ilthe ezpireti
discharge.
on of 30 days from
Mr. Reed opposed the application. The bankrupt bad
been taken in custody under a judgment obtained in an
action against herself and huaband for false imprison-
ment, and it was contended that ahe, as • married
woman, had been improperly made bkrupt, and that
the proceedings were therefore • nulthy. Her proper
remedy was to have gone before • judge at chambers,
and have asked for her release.'
Hie Honour °Marred that by the mete= of the oit7 of
London • married woman might oontrect debts and might
be made a bankrupt; so also in the cam where she had a
separate income.
Mr. Reed mid that the present application did not come
within either of those cases. The husband was also bank.
rapt, and when he obtained his discharge the release of the
wife would follow as • matter of course.

Mr. Bagley having been heard in the support of the ap-
plication,
His Honour said this was an application under the 162nd
section of the act of 1861, and, accorthog to the authori.
ties, more particularly experts Butler (9 Law Times, page
66), it was clear that a married woman might be petitioned
against and made bankrupt. In that can the woman had
separate property, an arrangement was made that she
should give it up ; and she thereupon obtained bet release.
In a more recent can against an infant re Bmedlej, (10
Law Times, N.S., 432) it was held Mr. fierjt. Wheeler
that the words of the set of 1861 included all debtors,
without exception of any kind. Under the old
Insolvent Act • married woman could not petition the
court because she could not, as a married woman, do what
the act required her to do, that is, enter into a bond;
but this was remedied by the 1 and 2 Viet., which
enabled a married woman to petition the Insolvent
Court. The act of 1861 required nothing whatever to
be done by • debtor, which • married woman could not do
the same as any other debtor. It was said that she could
not commit an offense under the Bankruptcy Act ; but
that question did not arise when no offence was charged :
and she wee clearly entitled, on the authority of the two
mass cited, to have the benefit of the act.
Iteleeas granted.

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)

MAILLBOROUGH-STREgr.

ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE UNIVERSAL RENIIICIDIT SOCIZIT.
Thomas Peph, • tall, respectablolooking man, was
charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with obtaining from Mr.
Thomas Grant Ferny, secretary to the Universal Benefi-
cent Society, No. 15, Hobo-square, the sum of 305., with
intent to defraud.
Mr. West, from the odic, of Messrs. Sheen and RO9OOB,
appeared for the prosecution.
Mr. Wm. Nieholl—l am in the employ of the Universal
Benefiesst Society, No. 15, Soho-square. On the morning
of the 17th instant, the prisoner came to the office, and
said that ho had been to No. .19 Doverstreet, the
residence of the Marquis Townshend, and that he had
seen Mr. Taylor, the butler to the Marquis Townshend.
I asked hbn why he had been there, and he said that
be was sent to Mr. Taylor by Mr. Douglas, the master of
lfarylaboae workhouse. to be assisted to Liverpool. I
expressed my surprise that he should be sent for such a
purpose by the parochial authorities ; and that he had
better wait and see the secretary ; and when the monetary
corns I introduced the prisoner to him.
The Prisoner-1 never said anything about Mr. Douglas.
Mr. Thomas Grant Veiny, secretary of the Universal
Beneficent Society,. No. 15, Soho-equine, said—On the
13th lost. when I got to the Aim Mr. Nicholl made •
communication to me, and in consequence I saw the pri-
soner. I asked what the nature of his application was,
and he said that he had been sent by Mr. Douglas, the
master of Marylebons workhouse, to Mr. Taylor,
the butler of the Marquis of Townshend, to ask
him to interest himself with the Marquis To vashend
for the purpose of procuring assistance for him.
I asked him for what purpose he wanted assistance, and he
said to go to Liverpool, where he had friends who were
able to assist him. I asked him if be knew Mr.
Douglas, and be said "Yes, I know him well ; I am an old
acquaintance of Mr. Douglas, and be knew me when I
kept a public-house in Lameashire," and be also said
that as Mr. Douglas knew him, he had not mixed him
up with the casual paupers the previous evening. I then
told him that I must make some Inquiries, and gave him a
note to Mr. Douglas. It was to ask Mr. Douglas to give
him lodgings till I could make inquiries, and be came
again on the 16th, and, in answer to my question, said
Mr. Douglas had treated him very well, but that
Mr. Douglas thought she workhouse not • fit place
for him to look out for something, and gave him a letter
to the Dudley Stuart Refuge. As the prisoner •
to be a respectable men, had teen in his eyes, aigsaur;sad
for assistance to go to Liverpool, I gave him 305., and
took his receipt for it, the money being for the purpose of
proceeding to LiverpooL I should not have given him the
30s. if I had not believed he had been sent by Mr. unit
I saw the prisoner again on the 20th, the prisoner
at the office, and be said Mr. Douglas oceld not underTZ3
what all tbs inquiries were about, and I told him that
I had made inquiries, and found that Mr. Douglas did sot
know him, and that I had given hint the money to go to
Liverpool, and that he had not done so. The proposer
subsequently left the office, and then • warrant for his
apprehension was applied for.
Mr. John Edward Douglas, master of the Maryliobone
workhouse, said—l never sent the prisoner to the Marquis
Townabend's butler, nor to the office of the Universal
Beneficent Society.
Mr. Wept said that as something was known of the *-
wooer he had to ask that he might be remanded.
Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner.
THAMES.
COMMITTAL OP • CHIRP MATE FOR ASSAULT.
tralf4tl Murano, the chief mate of a ship called the
Fort Regent, which left the West India Dock yesterday
for dry dock, was brought before Mr. Paget on • warrant
charged with violently assaulting • man of colour, named
Alexander Bona, who described himself as • sailor and a
rigger, of Stepesy.
A few days since the complainant was in attendance at
this court for the purpose of giving evidence against the
prisoner, who charged another pence with assault. The
case was dismissed by Mr. Paget on Wardlow's own testi-
mony, and no other person was examined. The oomplainant
Bonit was going home, when he was muddiedessened
by the prisoner, who said, " I'll pay you for be a wit-
ness against me," and struck him on the face with is fist.
The complainant tried to clear himself from the
prisoner, when another man, not in any way interested in
the matter, came up and kicked him. The prisoner said,
" Give it to him, and I'll pay you." The two men kicked
and beat the complainant in a savage manner, left him
bleeding on the ground, and ran away.
Mr. Paget said the case was clearly made out and a very
savage assault had been committed. He sentenced the
Lorissmear r to be imprisoned for two months and kept to hard

THE CONDEMNED FENLANS AT MANCHESTER.
Yesterday mamg, Captain Mitchell, the
governor of the New ey Prima, Manamber, received
an official latex from the Home-alio% Warsaw him
that the execution of tie eaOtal ma'am apes
William Phenol' Thompson sad Patna Muilady, for the
murder of Poliaosergeant Miat, had bees respind aatil
the farther eiguillostios of her Majesty's pleasure. This
awaits, in fast, although not in law, to a reprieve. The
news was coauneolosta to the two markets at owe,
by Captain Mitchell, and they appeased to be, as
was uatura, greatly relieved, although-there is mesa to
believe that wither of them expected that the
sautenes
which had been pawed upon them would bs carried out.

ETOW COLLZGE.—The Newcastle examination at
Eke College is fixed for Saturday nu shot 3 Mot no
'stool will does on Friday week, the
Fester vacation.

THI !rifIIZEICIIIOIIOIIII7IIOI,III 4 ar or.
• .4ttifitT47olo2. NC* ' '
Pester Mot ra% Mille 1(. MailitgaMlP gip 06
rememdlmfere the did ammilista,Rit View in
Beewvekeset Polies Omsk em tits - eilleisalti 'Na-
dia:2lo desert from the Melia =Aft eiedl enlist in the
se-ealled Peaks army.
The preseentien wee seadnelsi by Ike. Pa ti haltosisi
by the Treasury selideme. Mr. W. P. Iffselbeimell, In-
streaked by Mr. W. P. Belogis. .6 ReeLlasmageare,
and Ibmanster, defended.
Rishard liTarthy, a mow I. lb. Royal Ileginsers,
deposed t. bowing the primeer, sad that be but saw
him In November, 1866. He was latrodased to him by a
man named Theemmese, who was knows by several aliaaa..
At that time witness was is the Military Train. end the
Teaks oath was adasisistered to him by Therapies at a
beer-ehep is George-street. Thompsea latredneed the
Fleenor as cse of the prominent members of the Fenian
brotherhood. The prisoner said he had jest sense from
Aldershot, and bad been near getting into a serape them
He told witness that be meat try to get as
many men as he amid to join the brotherhood. Several
other soldiers ware there. The primmer held him that he
bad received important news from America, sad that by
Christmas-day or the New Year everything would be ripe
in behead. He also added that an expedition
had left America for Imbued, sad was expected
to land in *best three weeks' time. Witness
was asked by the primmer how Emmy min he
thought be could persuade to desert and g. to Ireland ;
and was told by Thompson sad some of the ether
men present that money wield be met Is Landes
for the purpose, sad provided for their ass is the
plus of their military uniform. Whams did net, how-
ever, desert. _ _

Alter some farther evidence the primmer vse remanded
to this day week.

BELTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

2.301. N.

The attendance was numerous to-day, and specu-
lation brisk, the following being the main features :—For
the City and Suburban Names and Abergeldie remained
firm, but Blinklieolie went shiftily, as much ea 100 to 6
being at one time laid. Attack e and The Parson were
both in request, and Tlialis and Ravioli wen, the two out-
siders mast in demand. For the Metropolitan Blueeldn
proved a warm favourite, 6 to 1 being readily taken about
him. Pam had a healthier look for both events. The re-
rosining quotations do not eall for remark.

CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Bto 1 apt Nome' and off)
10 to 1 Abingeldie sad off)
100 to 8 Attack colt (t)
100 to 8 Knight of the Gerber and off)
100 to 7 Blinkboolie (t sad off)
100 to 7 Tim Parma It sad off)
20 to 1 Chelsea (t and off)
25 to 1 Milton (t)
25 to 1 Thalia (t)
30 to 1 Bre to Knight of the Creemat(t)
30 to 1 Ravioli (t mid off)
33 to 1 Min Harriette (t and off)
33 to 1 Speculum t and off)
1000 to 15 •Sderer (t)
MKTROPOLITAN.
6 to 1 apt Blneelrin (t)
100 to 8 Carnage (t and 44f)
100 to 6 Demonstration (t)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
10 to 1 apt Pam (MI, 11 to 1t)
1000 to 70 See Sew (t)
20 to 1 Harvester (off)
20 to 1 Chelsea (off, 25 to 1t)
DERBY.
9to 1
20 to 1 apt
Pam (t)
Rosiornolaa (off, t 10 to 1)
40 to 1 Speculum (t)
3000 to 45 Chelsea (t)

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The at Ihmlia what fresh up ho-day, esealate
and Lane Ina limas& The adow amphs •
ilea Ilinistiilles WWII
%dammed at prises equal
meantime wise an dull, and .1O intlinese a shod* :
Lower be saL •
With heap vista we wet anal espplied, swim the
fart simple' lost a stow sale, sornahasse koel week's
PriAsie isqit lireLlioatimg eaves of gala wee he trone
lays
mays ; in bintereir, flap tea plass.
jarima
ihdr request at MI quotations ;
but arts MOROI off heavily, et Ws
rata The simpl et Maims was geed.
Malt, the show a Mlisk was semesably good, ma a
ebbw Das, bet week's quelsekes.
impede at foreign sags isvism; hese sigma's, the
esi Mae mild heavy, sad prises pass nip OL per qualm
Beane wee held en termer Isms, ha the imam far
them vas wetly I. relal. •
NMI somed very Wile attention, as haw Mesa.
The deur toads was heavy, and prises were a shads
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wen very dull, maim' to Line minis and tie
Jogai of the sowing sauna, at Is. Ws In Pet W. Iwo
mossy. Other seeds, se well as oaks*, wen a its. rim
The esoins grata eine trek las Med leave owl
to the help wigmber d ,s wind. lad the f
f t tbe awatimenal demsad. Bales et wleae acid h*
effected at a dash.. la the inane'---el ed. to la. ;
sami ea pampa have Una quite assiested. We gene:
—Marisanieb, arrived, 118 s. 6d. •, Rardiaasid, 116 s. 9d. to
68m 9d. ; %irks, 411 m 964. to 674. ; Rawat, Om Id. to
66a 9d. per 493ba ; Anna. 714. 3d. ; dalsaisa, iii, K
to 655. ; Daaablaa. 614. 64. per 46611 e. Lass to be
Ns. par dabs. Noise sleet bas nisi del,
'1"11police ban given win la w2L es the week, Lwa-
lard*, arrived, lanes sell at 43a ; Vendee, 44a. 34.
per 4801ba •, Wien, as weep, Bak per 1111 la Lau
qmsatinas et barley lave bees as afar, far dish
the demand his rabid fettles, prime an Gil. to la lower
them lan wen. Awn arrived, Ms. fid. Ile 31a. ; This
dons, 3116.11 d. ; Dainliast, 34a. ; Ibrall, ;
am, 33L Mem Rye boo his. vs.y dal, sad meet
of the carper arrived ban been ardmud of to the anti-
neat. The quentseas sn, thereto'', idtesetliar bonnet
—say 51a. fer Awn me panne, sad 535. ter Nay
sbirosat. Beans have
Mods to a
small extant at steady , 414. ;
Seidl, 425. 3d. pot The arriVotallaned lave
bees heavy, and pans Min cemsequendy Wailed down-
warda. Upend his tided quiet.
Analyst. 09 thmos.—Raglish: yawed, 40;
30; and sasdry. 358 ips. Forma :—Tares,
seed, 13,480; 12,726; sad swiss, 3,165 qrs.
EXPORTS.— 5,140 ; rye, 75 ; linseed, 1,050 ; oil-
seed, 1,953; sad , 6 qrs.
JUULIVAIA OF ONAIII, at.. INTO LONDON BY LAND AND
WATLE CARRIAOL IF.OIII MATCH 16 TO MARCH V.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
NT ruzseasys.)
(noel mu OWN oosassrowoster.)
The market rather quiet, sad the salsa toot up about
10,000 bales, at Saturday's rates.

MONEY MA,

US DLL)

ORR O'OLOCIL.
• The markets for public securities ace rather
inactive to-day, and prices in most cases are
quoted the sante as as Saturday. Consols
are dull, but the reduction in them
doss not exceed 1-16 per cent. Rail-
way steam meet with inquiry, and
a moderato advance has immured in a few of the
principal descriptions. Caledonian has bean
bought byreaint speculators for a fall, end is per
cent. higher. In the department for foreign bonds
the chief change is a rise of 4 per cent. in Peruvian.
American securities are without variation, with the
exception of a 'bah; decline in the 5-20 Bonds.
No change is apparent in the disoonnt market,
but the rate for loans in the Stock Rxchange has
advanced to 14 to 2 per cent., with a good demand.
Consols are quoted 93 to 4 for money and
961-16 to 3-16 for the amount (April 2), and Three
per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents.,
911 to 92.

The railway market is rather firm to-day, and a
rise oft to I per cent. has occurred in Caledonian,
London and North Western, Metropolitan, and
North British stocks. Brighton, however, is
lower. Subjoined are the quotations :--!-Cale-
donjon, 804 to 4 ; London and North Western,
1144 to 1154; Great Western, 464 to 47; Midland,
105 to ; London and South Western, 85 to 86 ;
Great Eastern, 314 to 324 ; Brighton, 48 to 4 ;
South Eastern, 723 to 4 ; Metropolitan. 1144 to 4 ;
Great Northern, 1044 to 105 ; ditto A, 994 to 100;
London, Chatham, and Dover, 184 to 4 ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 1251 to 4 ; York and North
Midland, 921 to 934; Berwick, 100 to 101; and
North British, 34 to 4.
In the foreign gook market, Peruvian bonds of
1865 are in good demand, and have improved
per cent., viz., to 784 to 4. Turkish of 1866 are
better, at 334 to 4 ; but the Viceroy of Egypt's
Loan and Italian of 1861 have declined 4, the pre-
sent prices being 734 to 74 and 47 to 1 respectively.
Brazilian of 1865, 714 to 724 ; Chili= of 1887,
89 to 4 ; Egyptian of 1864, 874 to 88 ;
Mexican, 154 to 16 ; Russian of 1866, 87 to 4 ;
Spanish New, 351 to 36 ; Turkish of 1858, 594 to
60 ; and ditto of 1862, 63 to 4.

Colonial lines have been dealt in to a moderate
extent. Bast Indian, 1091 to 110 ; Great Indian
Peninsula, 1014 to 109 ; Grand Trunk of Canada,
14 to I ; and Great Western, 151 to I.

There is a moderate demand for Indian stocks.
The Five per Cents. are at 1131 to 1141 ; the Four,
1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 28s. to 33a.
prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106
to 1. Exchequer Bills, 11.. to 16.. prem.

Bank shares are inactive. London and West-
minster, 67} to ; Oriental, 42 to 43 ; Aus-
tralaaia, 59} to 60} ; Anglo-Austrian, 31 to prem. ;
London and Brazilian, 34 to 32 dis ; and Im-
perial Ottoman, I dis. to i prem.
The shares of the financial companies are quoted
the same u on Saturday, as follows : General Ore-
-1 dit, 21 to I dia. ; Credit Fonder, 71 to 7 dis. ;
International Financial, dia. ; and Lon-
don, 26 to 25 die.

The amount of business in miscellaneous shares
is very small, and quotations are unchanged.
N►tional Discount, 51 to Cvi prem. ; Hudson's Bay,
141 to I ; Egyptian Trading, 41 to dis.; Telegraph
Construction, In to 141 ; Atlantic Telegraph
Eight per Cent. Preference, sto t ; and Anglo-
American, 211 to 221.
United States 5-20 Bonds have declined 1 per
cent., via., to 72 to ; but Erie and Illinois
Central Railway shares are unaltered, at 461 to
474 sad 891 to 90 respectively.
The certificates of the Foreign and Colonial
Government Trust are quoted 1 to If prem.
Dealings have been recorded in Metropolitan
District Railway Debenture Stock, new issue, at 1
to II prem.

HALF-PAST ONZ O'CLOCK.

There is no important variation in the stock
markets. Consols are in request, and show an
advance of 1-16 to per cent. Railway stocks are
unchanged, while the only movement in foreign
bonds is a decline of to 1. per cent. in Spanish
New Three per Cents. and Turkish of 1865.

FOUR O'CLOCK.

The English funds are flat, and have relapsed
1-16 to per cent., viz., to 93 to 1 for money, and
934 for the account.
Some of the railway stocks have declined 4 to
per Gent. Midland is quoted 1041 to 1054 ; Lon
don and North Western,ll4l to 1151 ; Oaledonian,
801 to 1 ; Brighton, 484 to 4 ; and Metropolitan,
1144 to 4.
In the foreign stock market Peruvian Bonds of
1866 have experienced a fresh rise of 4 per cent ,
the present price being 784 to 79. The Orel
Vitebsk Railway Loan is also better, at 79 to 4, but
Turkish of 1866 have declined 4, viz., to 334 to 1.
Italian of 1861, 47 to 4.
No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank.

At Patio this morning the Three per Cent.
Rents. opened at 69fr. 17c. for the account,
showing no change. _ _ _

It is understood that a formal protest will be
' lodged with Count Apponyi, the Austrian masa-
sador, against the proposed levying of 10 per cant.
income-tar on Austrian bonds held in this country.
Regarding such a measure as a partial repudiation
of the engagements of the State, some of the parties
interested go so far as to argue that it may fall
within the province of the Stock Exchange com-
mittee to remind the Austrian government of
their ability to uphold the bond rights.
The allotment of 2,000,0001. of 5 per cent. irre-
deemable debenture stock of the Great Western
Railway Company, already referred to, is subjed
to the payment of 20 per cent. to Messrs. Glyn
and Co., on or before the 30th inst., width* remain-
ing 80 per cent. in four instalments of 20 per cent.
each, on the following dates, vie.:—On the 30th
June ; 30th September ; 31st December, 1868 ;
and 31st Mareh, 1880 ; but the whole, or any niani-1
ber of such inetalments, may be paid in anticipation
of the dates fixed.

The report of the directorial the Telegraph Con-
struction and Maintensmee Company (Linuted), to
be presented at the meeting on the Slat Ma, re-
commends a dividend of 21 per cent., insking,with
the 21 per sent. paid to the 30th June last, 5 per
cent. for the year. A sum of 23,2951. remains to
be carried forward.

The ordinary general meeting of Manta's Metal
Company (Limited) will be held on the 27th inst.,
at 11 nghem, when a dividend will be declared.
Messes Baring Brothers and Co. have announced
the dividends due the let of April on Boston aty
Sterling Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Bond. end
New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds ; aka on the
Russian Anglo-Dutch Five per Cent. Loans of UM
and 1808.

With regard to the improvement in the iron
trade, the following is from /island's Circular of
Saturday :
The hereggent in the hma guts gsawally is erell-
=enbstealialed to tie belie sighse My gable as to
gig week tin taliliguase that emboli are skest2
bogeying. Poetess 4011110110 to sena in geed
if oaten we net Ism gulag so gat ire aseetrrNiiisak..
fel kw ariell nisei= whim peg feign eye net Shin.
able. Mwelitats, es the 'spasm arm had la tit eyee-
Adele that they, me Adieu ea. end,wire le wan,
fag the mareirats ef ell ether 000011/01 epee' he to
the ma esalition—eyeeywhge the seas Innis* meg
aid the age warnings el stoma& 11011101101ne eat the
works geoid that everywhere eise hars meg= is
biking effect on mak wkielt Lee lamas . dreg ei the

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harked; sad Weir lie nista Owl sew miaow, sir
advice el Nair leaders, have selected for a shrike.
The following, oft the wine and spirit trade, ie
from a stir' solar ol Mr. F. W. Casen a, dated the
90111 init. :
Published reform slew that tie eaasinip4ion of hniga
Fly
hie duelled dogleg lie man of Jemmy wed
relarmay. Oa the elk, Med, litre hr Ibsen • esselar.
able hareem ha elemsame el Mine, prelim* minim he&
tie menden of the aemillsthas fee a essimereisl treaty
with bend even • seluelha el lie wise
lawns( been sot at redly tie elide* emewesidealies frees
the (Caw of the irrebegmat mit pubis ia Des
het. The brandy market rassehe wiliest iminalies.
arrival. martens the Meek at a large figure. Pam
shows a cis lie is value. wise., from teed mend up to
the ism deceriptirse. are ha geed demand fca mama me-
samplise, mid as the quaW7 of almost every se pie hi
very superior to that skipped two years sines, there hi
every prespese, as the prorprifty of to issatry regime,
that • farther large harems ia the eseimaiptien will be
developed.
6herry.—The export from Cadiz for the pan sees* el
robraary has bees over 1,000 butte—in 1011 to betel
to for the year wire shoot 11,000 butts. Heide
:=l.• sad Puree, ashes the requinmenia so reasids-
rable, regulate their &meads aceordiegly ; it may 161.11.
fore lust iy be mid that, eiders souse hawse bare popular
facilities he acquiring valise unattainable by their is,.
peti,ore, lower prices should in all oases mesa Weldor
quality.
Port—Erma Oporto trade is reported very quiet, Isis*
erkriism the oomparatively high prim siolaisag for
ass .1
the last vintage herr% cfwaliahr• as
eel
te lame the risk of eeeeignmeate. The ineressed
smartie la instead is a very favourable feature.
Braady.—Adviem from Caguas report a fair trade, but
the mentesdaties of the Meek in loglasid will probably
exercise far mese time a ieseSg cm prime.
Rua —The average is -mated to be 9d. to 3d. per
grist
proof sullen, but eves at this redaction buyers set witie
mulles.

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

ONE CYCLOOK.

There is a fair amount of business in the mining
market to-day, and prices generally are steady.
Subjoined are the quotations for the shares whisk
are in chief request, vin.:—West Seton, 844 to 654;
Wheal Beton, 85 to 874 ; Great Vor, 18 to 19;
ex div. ; Chiverton Moor, 4 to 1 ; Chivertea
Valley, df tot ; Prince of Wales, 555. to 57e. ed. -
North Chiverton, 44 to 1 ; Great Retallackwiwi
to 31 ; Wheal Grenville 325. Bd. to 355.;
Unv, 325. 6d. to 355. ; Wheel Trelawney, Bto 9;
and South Frances, 21 to 23.
The market for colonial and foreign mining
shares is inactive, especially as regards Brazilian.
mines, advices respecting the mail being awaited.
St. John del Rey, 18,4 to 19i ; Don Pedro, 21 to
tprem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 4 dia. to par ; Pestarena,
to dia. ; Chontales, 4to din. ; Roam
rande, 4 dis to par ; Anglo-Italian, par to
prem. ; United Mexican 14 to 4.; Frontino and
Bolivia, 9-18 to 11-16 ; Port Phillip, 14 to 4 ; and
Central American, 4 dia. to par.
The first ordinary general meeting of the Pesta-
rena United Gold Mining Company will be held cm
the 30th inst.

RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARE2.-(THIS DAY.)

[Solos tadal to 1 p.m.]

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Canada Government, 6 per cent., January and July,.
1877.84,100 k.
Caps of Good Hope,6 per cent., January and July, 1391.
1.
86
Mauritius, 6 per seat., 1882. May 15 and Nov. 15,105
Now South Wales Gevoratnent, S per cont., 187116.
January and July, 100.
Do., 1886.96, January and July, 94.
New Zealand, 5 per oast. 96j.
Do., 6 per cent., 1891, Juno and December, 1061.
Queensland, 6 per pat., 1891, Jan. and July,lo3l, I.
Tasmanian, 6 par cent., 1041.
Victoria Geverement, 6 per cent, 1891, January and
July 110 j, 111.
Do., 6 per cent., April and October, 1121.

ORDINARY SILURES AND STOCKS.
Caledonian, SDI, j, en.
Great Beaters, 32, Ij, 21, 2.
°relit Northern B (A receives no dividrad until 6 pit
sent am been paid to B), 134.
Great Western, Or al, 44
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1351.
London, Brishton, and Swath Coast, 48j.
London, Chatham, sad Dover, 181.
Lendea and North Weatatu, 114 j.
Landes and South Woolens, 84.
lbtropolliso, 110, 5.
Midland, 105 j.
Da, Birmingham and Derby, 73.
Staines, Wokinghani, and Wolftg, oj.

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