The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-01 00:00:00

NAirn . so . ' -.::: ~~ Greencastle a., _ toe, Galway 0).19,00 0 Valentin 90.1 7 ,61' 1 Queenstown 30.23'64 1 Shields 30.25'64 Seerboro7433 30.26 611, Liverpool x90.2467. 2 liolyheed 30.19 66, 1 Pembroke 59 Penance 2B 68 1 i 8.1. 9.5. W. S.W. 1 &SA 1 Brost L'Orleat l2 ti lochefort De i rAtith U 0557 3 .38'56 6 Portsmouth .26a6 4 Loodou Dover 056 4 Yarmouth 5l 1 Helder — - Heligoland C 111 4 :2 46" 17: 3.L zcs Rat La' RBA as Rd& &N.R. N.N.W. TVINDAT. WIDNENDAT. W. to N, moderato to 800.21 AND. LW. to &X, fresh to fresh, soma rain strong, relay. NW. to &W. and & L, LaziABB. W.B. W. to 8.8.1, freak showery. strong, relay. B.X to 8.W., mods- W.CiaratA. 8. to W., fresh, some rata, showers. rain. Z. to 8., moderate, fine. W.FrAweal. &ILK to W.& W., fresh, showery. &UN to W. 11.11., mo- S.W.Enalawn. S. to W., fresh to Nabto fresh, strong, !aim. showery. As next above. 8.1. ENGLAND. As nett above. SA to &W., moderate, X Comer. 8.8.8 to W.S.W., fresh, flue. showery. The project of holding a public meeting at Liver pod, with the purism* of expressing regret at the death d Gemara Stamina! Jackson, has bees abandoned, and a sabecription towards the erection of a monument at Rich mond has been emend instead. LAND AND iIUILDINGII AT KINSINOTON-00111.— The following is the estimate of the sum proposed to be voted by parliament in the year ending Man* 31, 1864, toe the pun:base of lead and purchase and shanties at buildings red foe the purposes of the late International Exhibition :—For the purchase of land end certain build ings from tor Majonty's Commisaioners for the Exhibition of 1851, total estimate for the service, 120,0001. ; vote required for 1863-4, 67.0001. ; farther amount that may be required, 63,0001. Far the purchase of existing Exhibition building from the contractors, total estimate for the movies, 80,0001. ; vote required for 1863-4, 80,0001. For repairing, altering, sad eventually completing the building, total esti mate for the motto 284,0001. ; vote required fee 18634, 26,0001. ; further amount that may be required, 260,0001. — Total estimate for the service, 484,0001.; vote required for 1863-4, 178,0001. ; further amount that may be required, 312,0001. CotronaL PUSlBlllllll47l3.—Thia morning were boned returns obtsieed by Mr. Hadfield of all came in which corporal punishment has been indicted in gaols since Almost 6 1861. It seems that the total number whipped by ceder of the visiting jestioes, courts of amine, hos., is England sad Wales wee 258, and those whipped under the authority of the MU 10 end 11 Vick, e. 82, and 13 and 14 Viet., a 37, MA 269. The county in which the greatest number of cuss took place in the lint liat was Lamealtire, pa which there were 68 mem. The next was Kent, is which there we. 54. In the second list Middlesex appears with 63 cams. In Leland there are no visiting justices of prime, and boards of superintendence have not power to order whipping for prison offences. Them was only one cue (m Wicklow) throughout Ireland of whipping by order of courts of mime, and but nine by order of magistrates. CRYSTAL kat-am—The New Zealand Chide, aeoompanied by their interpreters and &tam:ideate, were present at the Ciynel Palace on Saturday. The various contents of the palace appeared to excite their admiration to • most extraordinary degree. They were mess partienlarly struck with the varied collection of fens ia the tropical sod other parts of the building. DETAINING CHILDRIN PROM TIMER PARENTS-- A prompt return has been made at Dublin to the writ of habeas *cep= in the cue of Mary Reilly. Yrs. Byrne, matron of the Roman 0•141060 school in which the girl was detained, and the Rev. J. 111fahon, coder whom direction she acted, de livered her up to her mother's attorney on Friday, and on Saturday she wu produced in court. Mr. Purnell, the mother's counsel, applied for outs, but the court would not give outs in the abases of any precedent, and the matter was allowed to stand over till Nudity (to -day), in order that counsel might see whe ther any precedent could be adduced in • use where no delay occurred, and where no difficulty was throws in the way of the court, It was, however, sdmitted that liability to pay outs would operate as a strong cheek epee parties whose proselytising zeal leads them to interfere with the rights of parents. A NEW ALABAMA AT CARDIFF. good deal of commotion has been caused among the shipowners and brokers of the docks, through the United States' Gonad of the port attempting to interfere with the loading of the steamship Lord Clyde. This sple n did vessel arrived from Greenock, • distance of 450 miles, in 84 hoer, and is stated to be of extraordinary mit toell sad power. Her paddleboxes being too large for entrance into the Fast Bate dock, her cargo has been shipped aloepide, and from the fact of its seat appearance has caused we sklarable interest and much speculation. This counts at several boxes tightly bound with iron and brought by the South Wales railway. The American consul attempted to interrogate the captain es to the nature of the contents of the boxes, and induced the controller of customs to moue psny him. The attempt we. unsuccessful, and on Saturday morning the splendid steamer steamed down the Channel. The ship kw cleared for Raman with a cargo of woollen gooda Aline of railway from Whaley-bridge to Buxton was opened on Saturday, which places that celebrated watering-place is direct railway communication with Mae chaster. The line is only nine miles Lang, but it ham been some time in construction, in coosequence of great ra- Clarg difficulties. A line was also opened on Saturday ltisley to Buxton, which opens out southern Derby shire. The Duke of Devonshire, with several ether noble men sod gentlemen, attended the dinner which was given •to celebrate the last . The magistrates of Wednesbary were engaged on Saturday is investigatiag • charge against a colliery pro prietor of staidiag 3,000 tons of coal. The coal wee takes from workbags adjoining three of the defeadaot, and it wee alleged that he was perfectly elephant of having dug into mother royalty than his own. The can occupied the magi'. testes for many Lours, sad was adjouraed fer a week. One of the check-taken employed at the Man chester growl stand during the non week wee charged ors Satarday, before the Salford beach, with embezzlement. It was shown that be bad taken money aad put it into his 5 though he was only a check-taker, but there wee • difitcalty io the way, which reodered it Deemer, to }warn the me. tan Ns. id: 544.0 des: "Od. 4es. N. 436: ad. 64a1& Arrival for tie week ending NM Jane WI year, 544 cub, and delivery, 1,20 wk.& himmopourAN °Aims maurxr. ITHIB DAY.) _ . . We hays rather • larger eopply of besets, and can outtssetly trade is heavy, bat there is not much redaction in price. The number of sheep . is also larger, and the demand very small, especially for henry fat sleep. Sizeable qualities meet with purchasers at about late rates, bat other kinds are on the average lower. Calves and lamb acaroely maintain Thurs day's quotations. From Germany and Holland there are MO besets, 3,890 sheep, and 219 calves ; 340 beasts 250 • Norfolk and Suffolk, 3,020 ; and 150 from I tri;toteru 'and midland counties. _ . Pot atom at abs. s. d. a. 4. Du atom at abs. ad. Bud kola, Hoyt& 4 • 6 0 l Bed Dona Hf-bdilli 4 8 Dist Slicet4keis - 4 6 4 8 Dog lowirools.... 0 0 losoed qua lonia 8 6 4 4 I Do. do. 8 8 oni - 4 2 Calves PIP IleelDraffit•bro44 II 0 4 • 4 I Do. do. OW:8 6 Lob. , Pfp, 40). I. d. 6 0 O 0 4 4 O 0 and Last's. 26,370 ; Wyss, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattenden and Smith report a motioned steady demand for commaption for the better descriplions of both English and foreign hops at the following currency. The bins grows rapidly, but lies sod lice are humming. Mid amid Fast Heats, 41 4s. to N. ; Weald Yenta, 41. to W. 10a. ; Sussex, 41. to 61. 6s. ALLEGED BOBBER! AND MURDER AT 4Ykimaist INQUEST.-ITHIB DAY.) This morning, Mr. H. Raffles tiralthew ' the deputy-coroner for East Middlesex, resumed the inquia n. at . the King and Queen Tavern, 75, Three Oolt4treet, home, into the circumstance* of the death of Noah Firma worth, aged 33 years, who had been an engineer's fitter in the employ of the Themes Iron Steamboat Company. The Deputy-Coroner having reed over the previous evi dence, Mr. Onniegham, the coroner's officer, read a letter which he had &deemed to Inspector Nightingale, of the K divi sion, touching the alleged refusal of one of his mea to take a man into custody, who it was alleged had struck the de ceased. The reply stated that Inspector Nightingale had made inquiry, but no man of his division knew anything about it. --- The two companions of the deceased were recalled, and they positively affirmed that they called a policeman, who refused to have an s ylli i i2 to do with the caw ax The Coroner his determination to sift the case to the bottom, an he insisted upon having the policeman brought before him. Mr.Thomes Jones said —I was sent for on Tuesday evening, the 6th ultimo, but I could not go then as I was very mach =rl went on the following day about half.put 11, ood dammed suffering acute pain across the forehead. I then asked if he had been drinking, and be replied not to any excess. He also said that he had been out with some friends and while going into a public house he became in sensible. I attended him and prescribed the proper medicines till his wife told me she could not afford to pay me, but she had two friends who would only pay Yr. Nighting ale. By • Juror—Did you examine his bead? Witness—Yes ; but I did not find anything particular. I believed at the time that the pain in hL head arose from exemaive drinking. Dr. Nightingale deposed that he made a prat mortem examination of deceased's head, and found the membranes of the head very much congested, and altogether his brain wee in a highly inflamed state. All the other 011ZOS were healthy. The state of the brain would certainly not be caused by drink—he should think mach more likely by an external blow. Exposure to cold in deoessed's state would accelerate death. After some further evidence the ioqueet wee adjourned, in order to sense the attemdaatee ol the polieecoaa. WRATH= REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MOODAT. /17111 1. a 11..5. s . s:i► . I. IL, D. --- .011 a 4 .12 be 4 .13118 1 .15'57 , 1 .11'5G 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MA RIC-LANE. -(TH18 DAY.) The advises at tea from nearly all part; of the United Kingdom state that the crops am progressing rapidly, and that they have derived immense benefit from the late Rae rains. iiesh up, this morning, the arrivals of English wheat ware only moderate. For both red and white quali ties the demand ruled steady, at prime fully 'qua to Monday lint, and at which a fair clearance was effected. With foreign wheat we were welt, but not to say heavily supplied. The trade was by no means active ; nevertheless last week's quotations were well supported. Barley, the supply of which was very moderate, moved off steadily at full currencies. We have no change to notice in the value of any kind of malt. The trade, however, was tolerably firm. The show of foreign oats was large, and a fair business was passing in them at the late decline in value. Beans commanded previous rates, with a fair consumptive demand. - Peas sold at full prices ; but the inquiry for them was by no means active. Barrel flour was firm, and in some instances very hoe parcels were 6d. dearer. English qualities were unaltered in value. The supply of really sound foreign flour in ware house is very limited. The arlivals of floating carpes of grain off coast have amounted to 25 vessels- -14 being laden with wheat, 2 maize, 2 beans, 5 cotton seed, and 2 oileake. Wheat has changed hands to a moderate extent, at very full prioes. Polish has realised 40s. to 445. 6d. ; Galata, 375. lid. to Ma. 6d. ; Saida, 33a. to 355. per quarter. Maize has sold slowly at 335. 6d. for Galata, and 3.35. for mixed American. 'grail on passage has produced 31s. ; and Galata, 31.. 6d. per quarter. Barley has moved off slowly, at 24.. for Danu bian on purge. Rye, for forward shipment, may be quoted at 33.. 6d. Egyptian beans have produced 32.. to Mi. 1 Barbary, 335. to 34s fid. per quarter. On passage new Saida have mold at 325. Millet seed is freely offered at ,EX to 235., and Syrian Dari 245. per quar ter. Cotton seed is worth 81. 101. to 81. 11a, sad cotton seed calm command 51. 2e. 6d- to 51. 10s. per stone. Linseed has continued very firm, owing to the moderate quantities on offer. Bombay for July and August shipment has sold at 725., and Calcutta 665. to 67a. per quarter. About 2,500 tons have been disposed of for forward shipment. Agricultural seeds are inactive; but we have no change to notice in prim*. Linseed and rape cakes are dull at about previous ratea Bombay. in warehouse, 74a. ; Calcutta, 66a. to 75.; Odessa and Aaoff, 65a. to 664. ; Egyptian, 625. to 645. ; St. Petersburg, fine, 655. to 675. ; Archangel, 61.. to 65. ; and Riq 48a. to 52a per qr. ARRIVALS or no.-Tares, 465; linseed, 6,201; rape seed, 9,912; and Banally, 157 qrs. Ems:al.-Rapeseed, 1,430 qrs. ; flour, 140 meta. CUILAINT PRICY& Eirrusa. Per Qr. I Fasez,Kin2Crect,.r ... w ZO to 10 Dito; morsouL and —• * 40 to SO Slating DlAUllog Grinding IS to 27 11112. _Moiki°rMk. .ad 60 to 68 ilogaton sod W 0 to 68 Brown RIZ Old and ow O•t6. lestkb, ... SI to 36 10 to 14 kaal, Cr° 2) to 25 Reiff: WILT. I. a Dentaic and Lames berg 6l to SS 49 to la DUITZ 47 to If 'Cassius. hard son Azaiacas. irod „ 11166 . _ . ..86itiR._ . __ winding Distilling Malting 0620. _ . . . -- - Dela, brow - l9 to II „ 1661 Alti/VAIII 01 GRAIN, aa, 1 WATIR CALIIIWIE, 1/01 LUllllrl. OM. L L /ketch, Irish, wrtr i. „ black Baum I've Qr. Maxim - SO to 13 Tick IS to Si Harrow Mom as to tt Grey Maple White St co 116 IS to 40 26 to 32 Town rusds;Wilo lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk sod Suffolk, ex ship lO to 11 For Qr. OM. Doubt+ and Bwodlalt )4 to n Ilasslan -- itt to ZS 0 . nit...., aaru.a.., 34 to 27 30 to U Maple lb to IA BA len 66 to 30 MU' COIL inns ..—.. Yellow . so to is 29 to nom I Franeb, ye lack .... $3 to 43 1 8paniali. „ SB to 41 American, par brL U to 30 Canadian, „ to rro LONDON, BY LAND AND I MAY II 80 MAY 30. IN- 9. , it; tr. r qrs. an. kes I nen =l. ... 2 9.. is Ilea . 962 . 202 i l: .. UM .• : 221112 6962 :::: .6619 9.46 1166 .. , 260 lee AM 114 - 71* uti, 7 - 78: cras " 7 " . liast 11.. Tum L... LIVERPOOL COTTON DEAREST. (THD3 DAY.) (wr wan= AND nrrniurionAL Sri.) (mom oua OWN CORIZISTONDINT.) The market quiet but steady. Wes will probably foot up 4,000 or 5,000 bales. MINCING LiNIL-(THIS DIY.) SooAl.—There is a fair isquiry 01144 for grainy gr 001137, but no males of importance are reported. Refined firm. Corna—The demand is limited for both coloured and foreign ; large public males of the former are advertised far the present week. Tsa —The trade are occupied with the samples of China tees which will be offered in public sale to-morrow. Rom.-100 puncheons have been sold; Leeward' at Is. 4td. BALTPITILL —A small parcel of refraction 5 sold at Va. 3d. ash. Rica—No sales reported. Oarron.—Holders being firm, the bosinces transacted has been at full prior. The yobbo males advertised for to-morrow oondat of 1,000 auks of Wed India. 1,600 bee of Madras, and 1,000 begs of Madras sogar, 400 maul 1,800 begs Ceylon, and 1,600 begs Victoria ooffee, 500 bags oocce, about 42,000 package; tea, 9,000 bags rice, and sundry &eatery goods. TALLOW ALARKET..-(THD3 . DAY.) Tito market ia steady. Town Wiwi is quoted 4h. ed., sot oath ; St. Petersburg Y.O. os the spot, 435. to 435. 3d.; Jane, 4k ; October to Decesobar, 465. PAXTICUL•dd OF TALLOW. SHARE LJSTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two devool. The railway market is inactive to-day, with little business, and the leading stocks are without varia tion, compared with the last quotations of Saturday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1021 to 103 ; Great Western, 68 to I ; 1291 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111 to ; South Eastern, 92} to f ; Great Eastern, 531 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1171 to 1181 ; London and South Western, 106 to ; and Great Northern, 126} to 127 i, Sambre and Meuse shares are better, and Ant werp and Rotterdam firm. Other foreign lines are inactive. East Indian stock is rather dull. 941 . * o. lisadabia day ....1 Delivery — LA week trots lit Joao Anivsl lost west Ditto from lit Juno TelissY.Gostlkospottbindayewt Ditto Town Yet htelay OBANNLAY IMAM AND MOLL I. I Pvt I RAILWAYS. ninui.,Wa.dpieourria. Basks, •110.0. MAGI mai Ik/Aer Oak owl isoloa... Do. • J • way. WWI Do.lllp.e.ispildloß. aailße Too. Dend.,lhrtb, Zdlnbuselimad Orem =lb S. Widens 10mdar, Do. • Stock._ Do. me Amelia EU. Grog Method floollood Do.• Argo. with. an- Do.ll illepot.lopold• Gt. Soria& Waft (Ivo) geed Walled Da.aloneVaL &mak. lamahire* Yoramldr Laden and Madman ==. ll 4Da; Undone North wan. Dada* SesthWeatote. Man..ll6aLATlnanlmb Namara and Cirllalo Do. pew na xw- :, Do. Hina.•Derby Wd. 04. Wrk. Mira) Do Maros 10d Kent MM Coot (Cray Lino) A. De. O.N.E.Pre. la 100 ISO IS i(75:;€7.7. X lkL don ....... Do. New utr. North 84srlordshlre NeellkatWortersJ ea Seeelkh ILK Aberlik Shrewsbury • Welch* Sow& Wake .. S. Tonsil. I River Des litobsee.Welinza all Seookloa Is u Do le UN 101 NS 11111 IN i". 8 Do AT, IN m ale g g Do W Motor Do. vat? Waterford & 'liken*, Welt Oornwall W. narhatill lartiepost Wed llidland—Oxfort Into Newport DOW Hereford 11311.1011 RAILWAY& k li SOMICIIIS NOW P e. ,Waarßott — i — b — srna: luagaape, Rifted= Fara.a no D : .ihal-Par•Wil JarUm i 1 . 1 1 1 2 a .tUagol o. 4 8.. st N.Roll &Arm I. P. 0 . Do. Co. d 0... l 01 1 = a boa' ) Poda Loma ti sad Orisons Portoguoselatiajtoyal Rails sad &Imam LL Blip and Dadaism Swedish V par Not. sad Mow I Do. won& )g Po& .Tporol. Do. do. _AMA lasiMamillis 18..L0t PorbWrporetp Imam at 'refs matt matt Savona .... ---- Wall%rim W Di Wmat. per PM ask.• 6. If. W . Irma BRIT I 8 H POO Bsturr. " I b. p.m. 8 9 86 87 1171 1189 126 e 128 U 4 101 671 :I 1 psi 99i pai II it 60 SO SO 9% 116 111 119 61 n 92 1 70 90 79 - ,1l 1 lit 1 ii+ Tim 11! pan lbe 2 Pm ..... 79 81 158 167 tS SO 46 45 •B 40 99 101 2 + iine es MAYS. lei 34 Itl I 7 .1 94e CL prim. I flakes. 4s par 1 2 poi lo 141 lat 1 1, 9} a "t 11 Si 4 I'm 12 12 41 22 le il lel 171 I 14 par tge 304 4 11 dla 1 d 110 ilk WM go.' I . st . : Mime Moe (Limited) Amamilea Dos.far& Iteebed !Inuit L.&ll.oo.(thal Cope Ooze UMW& W DePL.fie ° l l4 l). , • • Deo re tro,N. Del Day Den lemmeals Oen., reed Del Ber(lbulted) eameel rename (Um.) 4 1 .D.Dr.D. Agelralla(L Zagged& (U) lao!!". Logidadon Markoleo r. i t anac ureoe hulit.a ßtax.G .panum,...A... .1. ( T ., twat Beata Barbers Gold M ecoitlah Audi (Lim; 91.30hn del Roy (Lim troltod leemleen iannzW•iieisii M.) Vosoourer Cool (Um) wnrehi...olani.l,.. Ytolanoentiaaa Rls.l. 11/6.111. AlMlle • IL . 1t,.. - .Kffrail I Do. Now _ .... 1 Do. Now. 1 Bluffes..l lellalsigaloDuraalL .D O . Piel l"l' m t • 'l': I Ewa BAS. ulf Do. Tidy% six; Odnuld at IL 114111111 OAPS TADookihka Ir•B Denerars.7p.o.rd.Ong led bar s.k P. Do. H. do Oland 'Wankel Onasods Do. let vet. Bonds Do. do. deterred Do. dad protßonds Do. do. deferred Do. trd pint. Stock Do. do. deferred Do. Oh prof. Stock Do. do. deterred Omni balsa esadnissus — Da. 11e—w— Do. January, 1862 MAL at 'pills,. lt : 011res1 i "WSW Deullvt _MA= [sato =men Ith Gam de lar . - e . Fr_ Da, 61 Peek itilikOarp..p. &Basel MO. sod Ilobion= IN. purple! o — Sam A and B S. L. ot chide I p. o 'title , pia Spar mot_ Do. Dag do. Do. do. do Do. Poor, to DWI Let.noi.a.ip o JOINT WOOS POZZIGIT OBLIGATION& ZAISAVAIL r3llp.oist. Do. timed LIS . ... LaISSMOS sad Fribourg Noe*. of heave 2. et. Do. ftelobeeisrer P.o. Farbit Lgolle A percent. Do. New t per cent... Itordewedisht per owit. 8. AU & Lotu•Ven. Sp. e. Barthel% of Franco* p.c. Victor gramaouelep.ot. WAN.W.otirraoceV.o. Mac plow si A ' SEI 111 lit ill 11 lie 1 10 1 1 11t 14 DiBILIfTITRI !TOMB. Ire. I eh. II eroocs. 01111101 111. 410.11calL4.s..1soday1, MI 103 101 10,1011 IL Nedelk4p.a.llve.4lllloL W KM; la Lima 4p.0ta50.e.747 100 10 111 I OR lode* N. 1040 s. 4 p. d NO MAC at. 1►.)110144,104 .-4414.4 a. Ns HS — le4 I . I MIAL 60•111.112111 T T Oaa.Gov.o p.a, Iliff4l . Do. Spar Lt.lektivi. Do. Spar et MorAeop. Do. 1 pot eon t. Ds. Spar coot. IL Stock 61G 1i0p06p.4.1873 do. 1860 do 1890 Do: do Idoi Coilon,Plov 1878, 6 p.a. Itswithn 6 per mut— Natal Gov. 6 pot ow& Now Bessow.Bov.6 p. ot X. ILWatos (ilv.*. &DM Do. 6p. 6. MI to 1876 Do. d p. e.. 186642 NLu 6 per coot ora 'soils 6 p. 0., 1876 Ana.Gov. G°T 6tott e d: Vis.Gov.ep.a. sa.&July 1.0.6.. d Do. d0.6p.0. April I il Gol are t tt — A War Day. G. Oath (rarldk ) Draltewalla Seat Botha Mogan Gold la m a (um) thradea seat Cara area LWb.lard (farlith ) Granada/ t 111. Athyn Great Bona Tolima G. WI. Vor (Reltheal Grenville Hand agora Lady Bertha Ithroared (tiny Laud) Bareyalley Ler North licakeer N. SIX Beast alleve) Meth Wheel vArolty Per O. (St. Bleser) . Providenee Lehr*. Roelersr Nom & Oundon ‘l4. Mori S. Oarn ftrea (Mogan) L W. )ranee. (Wow) *ay Park fuser SlL&Leed MILO and ().. W. Ov ß ation (4141) - Wit. &mot Papa) WO. Boller Mod:utak) Wbeal Laitacit gr. wan 'shoe Wheal Seim Wk. Trelawasy disk Wheal Maim MUNN lIINIS. COAL lURKET.-(THIIitDAY.). Walls Ead Hettcm, 16a. 6d.; Walls Had Human, 16e. 6d. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 16a. 3d. ; Walla Fad Rumen Hatton., 15a. ; Walls Bad Hee& Hall, 14a. 9d. ; Walla F,od Wharsoliffe, 14a. 3d. ; Will. Bad Oaradoa, 15e. 3d. ; Walls Bad H.Uas 13e. W. ; Walser:, 15a. 6d. ; Taatiekl Moor Batas. 13a. : Wool Har dy, lac 3d. ; Has yep' Hartley, 15e. 3d.-78 eltipe at market. DrITIMENTD 81:11CID1 WHITZHALL-GAIDENS.— (Tam Dar.)—Thia forenoon, between 11 and 12 olock, a deliberate sat of aelf-deetrustion took place in Whitehall 'anima A man respectably dressed wee seen to set !Am gen down upon a Moue with • pistol in hie bead, the mauls at which he in • deliberate manner pointed to hie cheat. In • moment it was dis charged, and he fell beck covered with blood. Some persons went to him and raised him up, but life was quite extinct, and she rennin' of the unfortunate roan were taken to St. Margaret's deed-bome. Pie appeared to be about forty years of ass, and was of tall stature. DUKMACZYUL OIMOL—Last night ,W m tos to the tows by the locabset, the Rey. . el St. Thema. Church, Westminster, complained al the pest damage sad annoyance calmed by stone linterteg et the perereage sad church. A few minutes afterwards the dome rattled over the roof, much to the astonishment of a numerous conimistion. The quarter from whence the annoyance proceeds is at present unknown. The police are maims *nig. DZIVIT CORONI4I/. TOR CENTRAL MIDDLLSEL Tin appointment, by Dr. Lsnkester, of Dr. William Iferdwieke, to be his deputy °orator for the county d Maldleers, les bees enairmed by the Lord Obeeeellor. I yie i - 44 0. - vi _ pea 6.4 4.! IS* 1 1 I I 1 1 Se 8 1•8 LO9 tog uoi MI l i t i j 1 1 1 1 19e 67 OD 61 14 67 59 43 47 41 MB M 36 17 ID 2S 53 US 111 gen 1 tis lten 197 k I p 119 1: Ili 9 dim 97 100 W i P l 9 08 109 107 108 101 100 60 U 3 1 M MI 1081 1108 107 . 108. •-• lt 1 ;L a 107 108 104 lib BANK& A. U. r. Hoot. Anglo Portuguese (Lim. ._ ___ New (limited) Beak k Et re. • Banat al Nook Queeneland Bank of VietorlaAwnta i Beak of Waal (Lim) Bank of New Zealand (L ' Brit. and American ix. a. Britten N. asnarioa Char.Bk.lirit. Columbia C. Ik. India Alan Unto COMM. 11. et Leal; de Continental Emile lris hs l e wLim.) Ing.itoo Ellndata ChinatJap.(L) l! m Pe r ! . ! Bfak. ksperisl tl!t:x"uss?., I;Wain° and Brazilian. Loa. Cb. Galt at A twist I _ _ Loudon and Colonial (L Leaden sod Omni)) Iced= :NM abaft Loa. and Middlesex (L. Loa. and Northern (L ITArnignA '.min. 4We r. ILoodon&S.Ansorlinua (1 ILon. d a. Marnarn (I.lm , pLrar. and Iron&rm.., • 'llsreantlia lacltonge(l., Metro. & Pros. ern. 0 I Do. llooorsod Midland Dank (Um.) NaUonol of lampoon IN. Fro. al inwrotaa Do. Nevi — • • 11 Now 1110•111 wales ell 0,1•0141 Hulk Omani a Itevlstol•3 of Tr.4...A is Wade, PRO., & Dellol (L 11 mAnatralla ln at Brlt.S.Ablea(L 12 Calm et *minus 10 131. et log.treasal (L. 10 LW= ild Irlsad (U 20.1. 11 Sim d Leslie 1* 101 I 10 10ipm , I es par 76 76 Isk I n 123 I 1,9. is if 5 1 5 1 545 Dm 60 51 1 pm 151 291 61 53 116 120 SI 41 1 01 114 1 db i pm lit 1111 I 'DO 1e pm 101 10 2 1644 et 1104 r 6 spm 1 10 111 1 3 25 43 44 60 67 __ _. de par Pa 11 ally' an par I *a. 70 80 M fli U at 110 91 Ms par 39 60 M 0 Pah K 61 i sip - - - I ill !Pd I Q. Weft i nal... wiped K Y. St eald Wit pa ill gld' ia n L yt 1 LlO.B - I 0: 14.: ;1011 i .11001 10 :iii I IT) .000 1 10,000 10 ..O0 1 • TA I la. an II at f t 4 Ifr. 18 T lvD Par 1 P O, 4i 4t 10 It 1 4 Ls r le l e tee t 44 ate } *o h m 64 I 74 I I i W P oo 4 ' No. I OIL I 000utr. .w 1!! Asgto-Nedess Obi Atbustle RI. Mall Ma& Arensllan Apical.. Bahia Steam (Limited). Deena Watereorts.. Bombay One, United Belt. 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PROVINCIAL SHARI 10,000 1 00 LMMIMOOL, MAY 40.—Salse today: shire, 111—London sad North Western, 1051. Butnatittaiclbla2 30.—Buslneas was dull in this market to-day, but prima were Arm. Shrewsbury and Hereford shares ware dealt to at 161—Midland stock closed (sellers)) at 130—South Staf ford., at 101 —Birmingham Canals, at say—BlrmlogWm Banking Company shares, at 27 to 271. LEEDS. MAT la— , Doyen, tak Hi - -Loodon Lee& Banks, 60—Great !astern A. afit I—Midland i, 1011 Dulnin, MAT 30.—New Three per Cent Stock, 911 live pe Cent Stock, 10111—Bank of Ireland, 100 L paid, 220—Nn tlooal Bank of Ireland, MI paid, Wil—Procbmiai Bank OIL paid. 201—Athenry sad 'hue, la paid, 3—Cork, Blackrock, and 50L p aid t fl—Dublin and Kingatown, 1001 paid 206 y Midland Western and ILL Canal, sOL paid, 6l Midland Great Western, half shares, 261 paid. 261 11—Patadown, Dun gannon, dc., 6 per cent, 461. paid, 27. ARRIVAL OF A Thom. Sam.—The ship Copen hagen, from Calcutta, with troops, passed up off Plymouth yesterday romping ea route for Portsmouth. DUTCH RRIII4IBII RAILWAY.—The receipts for the fortnight ending May 15, 1863, amounted to 7,7431. se. 144., sod for the corresponding period of lest year to 7.65 W. 4s. 3ict, showing an increase of 871 . 65. 10d. in favour of the peanut year. The working expenses for the fortnight amounted to 3,1811. Is. 3d., or 41.08 per cent. of the receipts, sod for the oorreeponding period of last year to 3,1571. 14s. 7d., or 41.23 per cent., showing an Moreno of expenses amounting to 231. Be. Bd. against the present yyeaarr. The working expenses for the year 1862.1863 were 38.81 per cent. of the receipts. Auviurrrious Caseate.—The rude wits of so ciety delighted in attacking those adventitious charma—un coma:sous, probably, that in this es in many other things, the Greek epigrsnumatists had been long before them. Hese is one a/ the best ansoopt may—anonymous„ so fat IA we know, which we mks in Kr. Booth's volume : Coamella's charm Inspire my lays, Who, fair In Dottrel' morn. Moms In the winter of her days, Like Olastaehary thorn. If e'er, to miss the tempting bliss, Upon her lips yon The plalstored fete returns the kin, Lea Thisbe, Won& a wall —Bindweed's Megatisse, tor Jam. MONEY MARKET.-(T EIS DAY.) Two o'OLocic. The stock markets to-day are quiet. Home securities, including the funds and railway stocks, remain at Saturday's quotations, with little business. The inquiries for foreign stocks have revived, and the tendency of prices in this department is up wards. Venezuelan securities have shown especial buovan•.. •-• auoyancy. One of the principal features of busi ness in the Stock Exchange to-day, however, has been an active demand for, and a considerable rise in, the shares of the new financial companies. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 22c., being 1-16 to 4 per cent, lower than on Saturday. Confederate Loan scrip is quoted 4 to 2 die. ; Turkish, If to If prem. ; and Italian, 24 to 28 prem. .. _ Consols are now quoted 934 to f, cunt div., for money, and 92k to 1, ex div. for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows : -Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4, 4 ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 14 15-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1101, 110; ditto Bonds, 14a, 10s. prem. ; Five per Cent., " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1064 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 115 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s. dia., par. An improvement has taken place to-day in Equador Bonds, Portuguese of 1862, the Marem mans Railway Loan and Spanish Passive. Mex ican Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are likewise inquired for. The principal demand, how ever, has been for Venezuelan Bonds. The Six per Cents. have risen II per cent., being now quoted 59 to}, while the Old Bonds are last marked 264. Greek Bonds are per cent. better than on Saturday, at 331 to 4. Turkish securities have scarcely varied, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 894 to 901 ; that of 1858, 704 to 1 ; that of 1862, 72 to 1 ; and the Consolidds, 511 to I T , showing in the latter instance an improvement of about 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 93, 92, ex div. ; Chilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 84, ex div. ; Dutch Two and-a-lialf per Ceuta., 651 ; Equador New Con solidated, 171, 181 ; ditto Provisional Land Warrants, 94, 10 ; Egyptian, 100 ; ditto second issue, 100 ; Greek, 33, 4, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 151, 15 ; Italian, for account, 72, 4 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 81, 801, 811 ; Mexican, for account, 351 ; New Granada, 161 ; Peruvian, 1862, for ac count, 90 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 491, ; ditto, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 50, 4, 493, 501 ; Rnasian, 1850, 901 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 34, 334 ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; Turkish, 1858, 701 ; ditto for account, 704, 4 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 721, 72, ; Venezuela, for account, 251, 261 ; ditto, 1862, 591, 681, 594, 1, 1. The shares of the new financial undertakings are all higher. International Financial are quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit and Finance, 34 to 4 prem. on the allotment ; and London Finan cial, 2 to 21 prem. The Essex has arrived from Melbourne, with 147,000/. in gold ; the Sussex, with 116,500/. ; the Teuton* from New York, with 40,500/. ; and the Oneida, from Brazil, with 1,4981. The total is 305,498/. " ' • An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to day, June 1, on the Confederate Loan, and one of 15 per cent. on the Italian Irrigation Company's Loan. To-morrow 4 per cent. has to be paid on the Portuguese Loan. The present instal ment on the Confederate Loan will make 35 per cent, paid, and will leave 55 per cent. to be met. The final instalment falls due on the Ist of October. About 10,0001. in gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The Agincourt has arrived from Melbourne with 100,0001. in gold. The Australasian, from New York, has brought 29,0001. The Board of Trade returns for the month of April are unusually interesting and important, because they afford evidence of a decided recovery in the export trade. The ship ments of home productions for the month' amounted to 11,897,1771., being larger by 2,074,2891., or 21 per cent, than in April, 1862, and larger by 991,9641., or 9 per cent., than in April, 1861. The increase is spread over nearly every article in the export list, and has even ex tended to cotton yarn and goods, the prices of which it must, however, be borne in mind, are now materially enhanced. The feature has been at the same time presented of a decided diminution in our imports and consumption of foreign grain and flour. At a meeting of the shareholders of the London and South Western Bank (Limited), held on the 30th instant, the resolution passed at the meeting on the 14th instant, substituting in lieu of the 6th clause in the articles of association the fol lowing—" The business of the company shall be carried on at such place or places as the board may deem advisable"—was confirmed. At the meeting on Saturday of the East India Irri gation and Canal Company the directors' report was adopted. It stated that the operations since the last meeting had been very favourable, and that the confidence of the directors in the success and value of the undertaking has received continued confirmation. The letters of allotment and of " regret" of the General Credit and Finance Company of London were posted on Saturday evening. It appears that the settlement in Royal Sardinian Railway shares is not likely to take place until some weeks hence, it being necessary to wait until the statutes are formally approved by the Italian government. This operation takes time, although tt is understood that the whole affair is perfectly in order. A new undertaking called the Photogenic Gas Company (Limited, is announced. The object of this project is to introduce the photo genic light, which is e pally obtainable from ordinary gas or atmospheric air by Mon- gruel's " Patent Cold Generator." This light is described as being at once cheap, powerful, and healthy, and has been exhibited in London for some months past. It is now on view at the company's offices, in Bishopegate-street With in. It is affirmed that ordinary gas, if made, as it leaves the meter, to pass through M. Mongruel's generator to the burners, acquires an increased illuminating power of 150 to 400 per cent. ; while the consumption of the gas itself is diminished by at least one fourth. It is thus believed that the invention is susceptible of most extensive and profitable application. The capital proposed is 200,0001., in 10,000 shares of 201. each, but the first issue is to be limited to 5,000 shares. The company purchases the patent and rights for a sum equal to one-fourth of the capital, but the inventor gives evidence of his confidence by agreeing to take the whole of the purchase money, with the exception of 5,0001., in paid up 'shares. SkruanAT Eynon. Consols opened and closed at yesterday's quota tions, viz., 9 3 1 to 1, with div ., for money, and 921 to 1, ex div., for the 9th of June. The official business report is as follows ; —Three per Cent. Console, for money, N a t 1 cum div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91 New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; ia 'ye per Cent. Stock, 110, 1 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001, 1 ; ditto Bonds, lls., 15s. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock was quoted 110 to 1, being steady ; India Bonds, lls. to 15s. prem. ; sad Exchequer Bills, 44. to la. die. a. Woo. I 1064 1079 113 106 103 111 96 4 07* 95 117 111 113 111 114 113 US 115 117 113 116 109 111 106 111 197 MI 1019 1034 103 104 103 106 Ili 114 197 108 113 116 113 116 lle 111 111 111 e lai/ tl aim 'llO 1167 d die 124 put ile 31 7 70 11 13 4 6 6 6 44 6 4 It 48 67 2 6 1 2611 10 id it Mar , uo II 45 6 41 43 id 7 9 4039 4•71301 3 Se 74 80 86 38 nm lB9 111 SU 446 70 76 45 60 di d 16 ill 140 1160 10 LT 4 4 ii ii 63 ft km. }p 6l l Is 16. Illillif 113 116 114 116 S 4 lo i n 101 Pm 1 11,1 IT !fp .1 I li IMa : 01 die ra If V a s ___ 1 1 4 tf 11 LS , si l 1 911 Id 61 1 Os par 61 PS 77 79 IS 111 pm li 1 Us Ili VO ti 9 19 IC a a psi 61 U 133 166 j - 1 - poll Id . I Ms f f t2a xd EILIMILTS. Laaoaddre sad Yoit- i xd ... 478 8 miewiPr.o77.W ' In the foreign stock market, on the whole, realizations predominated. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices is still upwards. An improvement took place today in Bank of London, British and American Exchange, Bank of British Columbia, London and Buenos Ayres, Oriental, and London and Northern. Bank of Hindustan were flat. A fall bas taken plaee in British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph shares. St. Katharine Dock, East and West India Dock, East India Irrigation, South African Irri gation, and Joint Stock Discount shares, as well as the Italian Irrigation Company's Bonds, were in demand. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, to t dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 3 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, to 14 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 4 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—lnteraational Financial Society, 64 to 64 prem., being again higher ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 24 prem.; London Financial, lf to prem. ; British and Foreign Marine, 1# tot prem. ; Empire Marine, I to prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, par to 1 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 5 to 6 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, Ito 1 prem. ; Margate Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Kingstown Hotel, 14 to 24 prem. ; Dart ford Creek Paper Mills, to prem. ; Clarence Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Public Works Credit Com wy, 4 to prem. ; Nice Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, Ito 14 prem. ; Jersey Ho tel, to 1 prem. ; and - London and Paris Hotel, 1 to 11 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is rather active to-day. Tineroft, Wheal Ludoott, Wheal dryUs, New South Caradon, Wheal Crebor, Wendron Consols, Wheal Margaret, Great Fortune, and West Caradon shares are in good request. Tincroft are quoted 19} to 20 ; Wheal Ludoott, t n t r o z 64 ; Wendron Consols, 11 to 12 ; Wheal it, 32 to 33 ; Great Fortune, 384 to 37} ; W Crebor, 3to 3} ; New South Caradon, Bs. to 108. ; West Cara don, 25 to 27 ; Wheal Grylls, 28 to 30; East Basset, 110 to 112 ; East Caraon, 31} to 32 ; Wheal Harriett, 34 to 4 ; Wheal Seton, 245 to 250 ; and New Martha, 3} to 4. Don Pedro shares are firmer, and Alemillos in quired for. Linares sad Dnitedidesican are steady, at prelims quotations. The following adman( dividends have bens declared during the mouth of May Mines. Per 'hue. Amount Misers £7 0 0 ... . £12,600 0 0 Devon Greet Consols 9 0 0 .... 9,216 0 0 Wicklow South Cando° 4 0 0 .... 2,018 0 0 Wert Sanest 0 6 0 .... 1,800 0 0, Providence 1 5 0 .... 1,400 0 0 Great Wheel Fortune Ol5 0 .... 1,348 0 0 0140 1 Poet Buret Drakewalls Wheel Marpret South Tolgus South Wheal Frames 1 0 0 .... 496 0 0 SR Ivor Consols Wlical Olden United Mexican £55,505 5 0 Tai BALLOT SOCIZTY AND THI CITY ELECTION.— At the adjourned weekly meeting of the committee held on Saturday last, the following resolutions were agreed to : " 1. That this committee, considering the weight which the opinion of the capital City possesses with the other consti tuencies of the kingdom, regards with great satisfaction the selection of G. J. Goschen, Fag., • supporter of vote by ballot. as • candidate for the repreasatation of that City, in pelf ereooe to • gentleman who would not promise to support that measure, and appeals to all friends of free and protected voting to give that gentleman all the rapport in their power. 2. The committee begs leave to record its dimwit from Mr. Geschen's statement, ' that political iadependence has so far advanced that the introduction of • new mode of voting would rarely affect the result. of elec tions,' and to record its conviction that such statement is inconsistent with the existence of the large dam which Mr. Gamlen truly dates ' claims the protec tion of the ballot bemuse they are liable to suffer for • ciotiatientiona vote.'" By way of illustration the committee refers to the ease of Wales, where an overwhelming majority of the people are diameters ; but a majority of the members for Welsh boroughs and counties vote against the abolition of church rates, • state of things which this committee be lieves would not exist under the ballot. "3. The committee would else express its surprise that Mr. Mackay does not yet feel that the • indifferemee' on the subject of the ballot, of which be speaks in his address, is not so past as he bad supposed, teeing that his lukswarmnem on that quentioa was the priocipal came of bis rejection as • cambriate." Arrsispran MUDD= BY POPION.—An ertraordi nary poisoning case was brought before the Chester roses trate. on Friday. A woman named Louisa Cram was charged with administering poison to her husband. Thomas George Cram, on Monday and Thursday lest. Mr. Cram, who is • respectable artisan, deposed that be was suddenly taken ill after breakfast on Monday. He experienced • burning pain in his mouth, throat, and intestines, midi& bowels were excessively relaxed. He procured BOOS medicine, and the relaxation mead entirely. The homing pain continued until Thursday, bat he had become so con stipated that be could not est. On Thursday morning be found that he could not eat his breakbuit, so his little daughter drank part _of the coffee placed before him by his wife. She immediately became ill. and vomited. He procured some tincture of rhubarb, and asked his wife to bring him some coffee. She took it to him, and gave it him in presence of an assistaut. As soon as he took the coffee his stomach rejected it, and be again became very ill. Having some slight knowledge of poises, be ob served the coffee narrowly, and found a sediment at the bottom of the cup. The powder was in sufficient quantity to cover a shilling. Finding that both himself and his daughter were very ill, he collected this 'sediment and went to the Chester lafirmary. An emetic was then given to the girl, and an antidote to himself. The girl vomited very much, and the matter was lreaerved for analysation, as was the powder also. Before eaving his house complainant had told his wife to preserve the matter which passed from him, but on his return he found the vessel carefully cleaned, and that his wife had absconded, taking with her every article of value in the house. Dr. Brittain, house surgeon at the infirmary, de posed that the statement of the man as far as regarded his 'symptoms and what took place at the infirmary was true. le submitted the powder, and requested the bench to order it to be analysed by a professional chemist. The prisoner was remanded until Wednesday. During the whole time she was in court she bung her head, and appeared to feel her position acutely. As soon as her daughter was led in, she hosed her passionately several times. ROYAL NAVAL REIERVE.—The following ap pointments have been made in the Royal Naval Reserve : To be lieutenant, Richard Gully ; to be sub-lieutenant, Alexander Oughtoo. THE PRIMMEST ELECT or COSTA RICA.—The newly elected President of Coats Rica, Don Jesus Jimenez, is now • man of 42 years of age. He was born in Cartago, which place be has frequently represented in Coogresa, and was, for • time, Secretary of State after the overthrow of President Mora. Senor Jimenez lived seven years in Guate mala studying medicine.—Panaumpaper. Three steamers from America will be due the middle of this week, via., the City of Washington, sad the City of Cork, which left New York oa the 23rd alt., and the Bohemian, which left Quebec the same day. In 1862 the imports of anger into the United Kingdom amounted to 101 million cwt, nearly 4 million of which were from British West Indies, 11 millions from Brazil, and nearly 400,000 from Jam sad the Philliopine Islands. The imports from British West Indies sad Brasil are increasing. and from Mauritius, British East ladies, Java, and the Phillippioe Islands, decreasing. 'fie decline in the imports from Mauritius arises from • better market being fond in Aususlia.—West /ndia paper. THE TRUE DIFFICULTY IN SOUTHEUN ITALY.—The true reason for the greater part of the antagonism which exists against the new state of things in Southern Italy is I the terror of that i 030311060 army of priests and maths who now live io idleness on the masses—the priests, thousands of them without core of mule, or connexion with any edu cational movement, living on the payment. made for masses, ors of which every day in that country will, with extra pickings which had better not be too closely inquired into. amble bin, at least to live ; the mocks, from the beaedie tine of Catania—who has his carriage and ambling mules, an unstinted table and unlimited whist, and who pays the Capacities for doing the night mares which might give him cold-down to the miserable brutalised mendicant Cepucine himself, drawn from the dregs of the people, and taking the last mite from the widow sod crust from the beggar ho support himself in idletess, rotundas them the scraps he does not want himself as alma—all living in idleness oa the poorer classes, and bringiog the thunders of the thumb, and terrors of eternal punishment to bear oa the accursed and sacrilegious Pueblos:item. I was snored by a Sicilian nobleman of the highest rank that there are 4,000 priests, monks, and nuns, in the town of Messina alone. There is a priest for every 200 inlmbitaots of the Island of Capri, amity living in utter idleness, and making money by cursing the rpoiess (for • consideratioa) when they gel i nto the refs porpoises of the fishermen. Until these burdocks have been removed. it is melees to dream of a happy Southern Italy.—Macesil fan's Magazine for June. r 0,1e5 1,4.2! 38,112 872 37,744 373 zd I 11 109 1 10% 211 7 110 i i .... 117 32i 3 76 15 - ... 116 -u I pal Ms 'or epmi gel — 21 - 5 4 4 - nil 1 4.4 OTI too all SO an II an ao an Man 4 an lks an 10 all 100 all 10 111 014 .. Xl4 0 .: 0 0 0 -. .000 - ttiii Z ame moo - 1,086 .. 4.000 - kW .. TOO ON t ee .. .110 IS EMI .. 4 0 : 10 • ''l 2 .g.. - ..«4M : * 1 ii koV.iiii i of 10 0.000 I UN I. lAN 11 qtlio 1 5!" I OL prier - 111 mi Mt 104 111 1111 i U lit 4 Q -I' -ii-ti -4 4 St Id Si 9 i dim psi 94 IT __ _ zd 106 Sk i i