The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-19 00:00:00

letters and statements written and made by Lord Wilton, if r tu, , were made without malice, were privileged. The jury found they were made with malice, and gave LicuL -Colonel Dickson a verdict. And in a second action gainst Colonel Walker, who succeeded him, for re .eating them, that gentleman retracted. After that wrote to Lord NTilton, aakiog to be reinstated, tut he declined to interfere. An application was then made to Lord Combermere; bat with no better access. The same letter contained • request for the pro iuction of certain documents, and that Lieutenant-(blood nickeon should be presented at the levee. He now came to the most important part of the case as affected Lord Wilton, Mat of having brought down • lady to the regi :ient who was not his wife, but on whom he lived conjugal relations, whom he described as the sister of one f the officers of the regiment. That was a matter between ..ord Wilton and another, and he should makeno further com ment on hie moral conduct, nor pass any jodgmest upon it xlier than to say it was a gross outrage if Lord Wilton did o have the regiment paraded before bee and salute her s od further, that he obtained a ball ticket from • lady of hstinction, and forced her into the presume of the queen —a greater insult it was impossible to conceive to lady whose prominence of position and the splendour of whose family descent was not greater than her stansless :sadly and virtue which added further glory to her crown. If such • circumetaoce came to Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson's . .nowledge he was not only justified, but he was bound to bring the matter forward. A board of inquiry was ap pointed to investigate the charge. Earl Wilton tiruself in the hands of Hr. Edwin f l iar g r d es, Lieutenant-Colonel Dickson's former counsel, and Lisette- Lint-Colonel Dickson in the hands of Mr. T. DuoooMbe, alien it was arranged that Lord Wilton should nay Lieut.- not-Colonel Dickson 6001. for caste, and use hos illfitienO• so get him restored to the regiment. The money was paid, bat the latter part of the contract was not kept. la March, 1861, Lieutenant, Coloeel Dickson was about publish in • pamphlet the whole of the charges, which :,Dead great consternation, se non-publication was a part of ue understanding. On the 6th of March a appeared in the morning papers, in which Mr. -.odertook to prevent the publication if he was marpoiuted, ad Colonel Walker resigned ; and further he wee to be ;aid 4,0004 and his extra costa in Colonel Walker's sae. The offerdoompromiss, however, was not accepted, sod Lieutenant. wisely or unwisely, he amid not say which, publi shed the pamphlet That was the whole of the charges, and the learned counsel than nee, ',ciliated the points of the p/siotifra one. (The examination of witnesses was proceeding when our Ttport was despatched.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jadp Ordinary.) BATCHILOII V. O.9DOILN AND MUD& Mr. Kerslake, Q C., and Mr. Abel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Other. Q.C., Dr. Spittle', and Mr. Oates for the defendaate. This was emit relating to the testamentary dispositions d Mr. John Osborn. late • retired baker and con fectioner at Bognor. The damned deed at an advanced l e in October last, and the documents in dispute, which Were propounded by the widowed daughter of the 'estates, were dated about two years previous. Probate WU mated to • brother and sister of the plaintiff oil the nasal plea'. :c was • family squabble of not the slightest public interest, and was not co ncl uded when we went to prem. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bator* Mr. Cormnissioaer Fano.) 11.1 Z cAlotor. -A FRENCH BTOCE-J01131:11. The bankrupt was described as a restaurant-keeper, of A, Haymarket, formerly stockbroker, of Pares. This was the Bitting for examination and diaoharge. Debts about 300/. Mr. Bagley supported. Mr. Sargood opposed for Miss Mounsuy and Mee. Simp lon, two ladies who had entrusted monies to the bankrupt for investment on the Paris Bourse. This took place in :1459, and nothing was heard of the bankrupt until last year, Then be was diamond to be employed in the foreign department of the International Exhibition. Missikf °unary deposed that in 1839 she was residing in Paris, and placed 4001. in the hands of the bankrupt to be invested Lombardo-Venetian shares. She had never received asything but some small cams as interest. She took pre modify against him ; be Ascended, but had imbesquectly lose brought before the Free* tribunal, and sentenced to mprisocinent. She had sued the bankrupt after discovering tins in this country, and obtained judgment mind bins. The bankrupt gave receipts for the money &deemed, but rendered no account of the investment. The last payment as account of interest wee made through the Bullion sod Banking Company in the spring of 1980. The bankrupt promised her payment by monthly *taboos* and afterwards absconded. Had beard that the bankrupt speculated in Italian stooks, bat did not give tarn her mosey for that purpose. Evidence was given that the bankrupt had been sued, thereby coats had been incurred. On the pleas averring trend, the verdict had been for the bankrupt. Mrs. Elise Simpson had advanced the bankrupt 1501., withoat being aware bow the interest was to be received. 2se got 151. for five months' interest on 1001. The bankrupt denied haring received the mousy for any near investment. His friend, M. Leminier, was *tweeted with the French ministry of the interior. He supplied hi bernation to the newspapers. He was what was called the "inspirateur." (Laughter.) The Italian war was then ming on. Witness paid Leminiar for his informa tion, and speculated sooordingly, chiefly in Italian docks, because they were expected to go up. Witness *dared monthly accounts to Lemimer, who was interested Mies Mounsey's advance ;he took half the protits. Owing to the sudden termination of the Italian war, he had lost z one day about 12.0004 Several of the govern neat officials themselves dabbled in railway shares, sad gave false news in order to make themselves ale. He had no instructions from Min Yonseer to buy any particular shares, merely to employ the mousey in speculation. The payment made to His Mounsey was not for interest, but for profits!. He had come to England in September, 1980, having been nude bankrupt in France. He petitioned the Insolvent Court. He bad never heard that he bad bees found guilty of embezzlement and (mud since he left Ms. He did not go beck to Paris because he thought he was better here. (A laugh.) There were plenty of Englishmen in Boulogne. (Laughter.) He had been a clerk on a paper called La Prase de tundra. He did not go beck to Paris because he did not like imprison ment. Au Helmer anopendel the order for six months, end re fused protection. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Assistant-Jades.) THE LATE RIMS AT CHEMORAZ GARDENS. Today wan the one on which, in the ordinary course, the trial of such cues would take place, but it was pretty well koown beforehand that a postpoostreent of them would be applied for. Accordingly, before the As istant.Judge took his seat, there was a great array of moose), selected from amongst the most eminent of Westminster Hall, tuned in the cue. Amongst them were Mr. Se ''ant Bal. Isutine, Mr. Littler, Mr. Hawkins. Mr. Metcalfe, Mr. Hod. dleston. Mr. Dishy Seymour, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Poland, hc. Mr. Sleigh, who appears for the prosecution, said it would be most desirable if his lordship would fix a special day when these cues would be taken, as a greet number of trauma would be examioed, and it would be for the gene ral convenience if a day was then fixed. Mr. Littler suggested that • day next week should be iced, which would be convenient to all parties. The Assistant-Judge said be could not sit at all next week. ---- Mr. Littler suggested that the cues should be taken next series. • • - Mr. Serjeant Bal'mains said he hoped the court would fix the dal, and then counsel must make their arrangements accordiegly. Mr. Brandt said that himself and Mr. Digby Seymour were engaged in the cane, and if the cases were to be deferred until next session they would be on the Northern Circuit. and thus the counsel who were engaged would be unable to appear for their respective chests Mr. Serieent &Hestia., said he should also be engaged at Hertford, bat he mast give up that engagement to attend whenever the court should fix the case for hearing. Several other days were named, but they failed to suit ill parties. Mr. Sleigh suggested that the case should be mentioned en the first day in next session, and then that a day should be fixed. . . Mr. Metcalfe aid if the case was deferred to next minim kis clients, who were officers of the army, and their wit scams, might he on their way to India. After some further discumion the trial of these arms eras deferred until next seed= DZ. CANDLISH'S ATTACK ON THE QCll2L—This uncalled-for ebullition of narrow-miededoese on the part of the choleric divine is beginning, we are informed, to hays rather unpleasant results. It is rumoured in Edinburgh that some of the most iodueetial members of the tipster's session have either resigned, or are about to resign, their positions in the church, in coesequeolse of the spirit shown the attack on her Majeaty while so completely over whelmed with grief for the Prince whore chanter is commemorated by the cairn at Balmoral. —Deader tdvergiser._ IN LIVERPOOL—About 6 o'clock ymtarday morning a fire broke out In the shop of Mann. Eitchie sod Co., hoiden and outfitted , Loodoe-road. The Ire rpread with Feat rapidity among the exceedingly combustible mater als of which the stock was composed, and nearly all the articles and fixtures were destroyed before the fire was extinguished. When the fire engines arrived a statement wee made that a women we. in roe of the bedrooms. Ladders were immediately applied by Mr. flewlitt, the fire brigade eoperintendist, and him mee to the windows, and on entering one of the bedroom. they found the housekeeper lying under the bed in a state of in sensibility. She wee Mirnedisuilv got out, but expired in the vestibule of the hospital into which she was being conveyed. _ _ _ During one week 3,000 persons landed on the Dunedin jetty, bound for the Otago goldfield.,—New Zaland papr. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY aacraza 11:1101LLP11.1 STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) STEWARDS' PLATE. Two mils'. AthentoM, The Roe, Canary, Gokka Dad, Forwater . sad Geleot are here. UXBRIDGE PLATE About 5 furloop. Walloon, Birdhi6, Coofidence, East Sheen, Nn. Trim mer, Tippler, Confusion, Portland, The Prior, Listou, Indo lence, and Microscope are here. DAITEBURY NURSERY STAKES. Six furloap. Ackworth, Black Friar, Echo, Your% Rapid. Dispute, Dildea, lamb Walton, Teeeriffe, Lady Witham; Blue Bell, Bedew, The Tyke, Pyrrha, end Dermot Adhere are here. RAILWAY PLATE. Mx (wimp. Waveney, Sabra c, Quadrille, Aunt Judy, Brother Jona than, Redcap, Dilatoti, Dispute, and Nathalie are here. GENTLEMEN'S DERBY. Two miles. Doneellier7;4;;;Ein l ;een, ye OTTrttnpe, Raglan, Gavassi, Laurel, Edmond, and General Her ir e hers. VISITORS' PLAT& Mile and a quarter. Buckeaham, General Her, (nary, Doncaster, Little Dick, Balkan, Tippler, Bandage, Kingawood, Raglan, Lis ton, and Belgrave are hers. WESTMORELAND PLATE. One mile. Birdhill and Backenham are here. PORTSMOUTH PLATE. Six furloup. Vaulter, Young Rapid, Planar, Redcap, rod Lady WO. limns are here. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The Seamen took the chair at 12 o'clock. ALKALI WORKS REGULATION ACT. The house went into committee on this bill. (Lett witting.) THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, IttiNTE 19, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANl.—cran3 DAY.) Vary little English wheat was received Ertel; up to our market this morning, but its general quality was good. The best samples of both red and white commanded a steady in quiry, at prime quite . equal to Monday. Otherwise, the demand was in a sluggish state, on former terms. A few were taken for export to France, but at campers- E i v r ;ry l ow rates. . . . . The show of foreign wheat was seasonably extensive. Holders were firm, arid full quotations ware generally paid, although the export inquiry was lees active. Floating naves of American wheat, suitable for French consumption, ware held for rather more money. Spring aoro, afloat, ruled about stationary. We were scantily supplied with all kinds of barley, and the trade was tolerably active, at fell quotations. The malt trade was moderately firm. In prices, however, no change took place. The 'apply on offer was good. Selected Gets were taken at full carrots:nes Low and damp parcels moved off heavily, at barely previoaa rates. The imports from abroad have cautioned on a liberal scale. Beans were in short supply, cad steady request, at extreme quotations. No change took place in the value of peas, but the demand for them was healthy. Linseed was very firm in priory both on the spot and for 'forward delivery. In other seeds very little wee doing. Oakes, both English and foreign, were dull. CURRENT PRICBB. F Qr. WELT. a. S. rinex,Xent, red, new 40 to 40 Ditto, white 41 to 61 Nc;rfolit end Lincoln tad Malting Didilling Grinding........ Per Qr. OCR a. ?ketch, patois irWto 18 to 13 „ block ___., . MALT. Irm ak Nortolk, and 0D to 03 lanoton and Wars 40 to 58 Brown _ 60 to 67 Bask& 51 11lassos sotonl N SO Tick to Se Harrow Ptisow SS to 46 11 Old and new . 33 to 31 Mt English, feed l9 to IN doaelt. Cr 2s to 27 19 to Si -- Grey i W3B to 40 a g; _ l7 to 30 ret4i: Wllikt a • Disatak and Kowis Town made. per the. Household 4O to 41 Coentry Norfolk and BeNolk ex ship lB to 80 berg ISo to II Reeteck s Mecklea Rambla, hard . 49 to 64 .. 47 to 60 . 41 to 40 American. md., Grinding --- . 22 to 27 Distilling Malting OM. _ _ Dutch, brow --- 18 to tt toed ARRIVAL% nr GRAIN. CARRIAGE, PROM JUNE!. Per Qr. 02211. I. I. Danish and Swedish 18 to 23 Rankin Oraiih , Ea Om PIA 38 to 43 43 to 49 S 4 to 37 31 to 93 36 to 33 36 to 39 white ... 8/111Y. 60 ta 64 iZWw . ao io u Twat Fronk, per sock 38 to 42 I! 8 3• 18 4 11 . .. 38 to 43 AideliCad, per tot .. 21 to 28 18 Csaadlan, to 80 27 10 INTO LONDON, BY WATER 1G 14 '0 JUNK la, INCLUSIVE. l° - - - I Wheat. Barley. le all Oats. Flour. cpn qti OR gm Arta. afoln English and Scotch 810 .. t2OO 370 .. 410 Irish Foreign ; 10370 00210 16270 220 Total LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (ST ILOOTIIO AIM 111711/SATIONAL TILLIOILAPIL) (nom OUR OWN Oorroti.—Market quiet. Sales probably 5,000 bales. Market fairly attended. Coax.—Wbeat and sour in irregular demand at last Tuesday's rates. Indian earn is held for Tuesday's quotations, but the large shipments from Amerim have caused Mayan to act wit► great caution, and very little business done. Oat. and oatmeal dull. Egyptian wheat ,unchanged. MIMING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SVGA& —The market her beets doll during the week. For West India prime have beets in favour of the buyen, and a limited business only trusted. The public salmi of foreign have goes off flatly at eerier prices, and a portion only of the quantities offered have been sold. Refined, only limited Wes have been effected at previous prices, but there appear to be free Mayen, at a alight reduction. Corry—The public sake of Ceylon have not been ex tensive, yet they have goes eff heavily, and generally at easier proms, the colon qualities of Plantation being most in request ; triage has brought 694. 6d. to 80a. ; fioe ordi nary to middlisg colon, 81s. 6d. to 89s. 6d. • fine, 99e. to 100 s. ; pea berry, 96.. to 965. • native good Ordinary small to hoe ordinary, 70a. to 735. 641. Cocoa has sold at easier prices ; gray togood red Trinidad, 525. to 625. TU.—There in more disposition to purchame broken leaf Coupe and common young Nylon ; other sort. unaltered. Bics.—A fair bushier has been transacted. Noontime Anima, 84.3 d. ; xoonghy, 94. Ron sod Saurnsraz are both inactive. ii1711 . .-6:;;;17•70; held firmly for full prices but little business bee been dose. Raisins unaltered. Damon.—The sales ere trifling ; prices are unchanged. JOT& —The market is firm ; there ere buyers ►t very full prices, ben holden require advanced rates. Ismoo.—The market continual quiet. For the next quarterly sales the declarations now ►mount to 9,110 cheek in the A, and 290 chests in the B cotaloguce. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The Markel is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 418. 6d. set esab ; Pstersbars Y.O. on the spot, 42.. 9d. ; all the mouth, 425. 9d. ; July to September, Cs. ; October to Deemobsr, 4.55. 3d. to 458.6 d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LILDENHALL.—Hides.—Prior : Nibs. to 641b5., 20. to 3d. ; 6411*. to 7211*., 3d. to 30. ; 721 1 5. to 8011*., IL to 461. ; 801bs. to 881 1 s., 30. to 40. ; 11811 s. to Nibs., 4d. to 40. ; Hoene hides, 10.. Od. to 12s. Od ; C/sll skins, light, 2s. Od. to UP. ; toll, 71. Od. BzwatoiDest.--61teep skins, polled, —a to —s. —d. ; Downs. Oa Od. to Os. ; Lambs,: 24. 6d. to 4s. Od. ; alassr. Hogs, is.. 10d. to la 11d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Pattemden and Smith report a continued steady demand for all hop of last year's growth for consumption at Ann rates. Old hope also, if monad and well kept, meet with a ready vale at a slight advance in prices. The accounts from a portion of the Weald of Kent and Sussex are still unfavourable, while those received from Mid and East Kent and the eastern part of Sussex state that the bins grows rapidly and not mach ramie. COAL MARICET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Bed Haswell, 17a. Old. ; Walls Bad Ti.., 17s. 3d. ; Wells End Hartlepool, 17e. ; Walls Bad Booth I, 16s. ; Walls Bad Hellos, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hard e le Ce, 15e. 9d.; Walls Bad Riddell', 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartee, Hs. 6d. ; Walls Had Tanta, 15e. 6,1. ; Holywall, 16e. ; Wyk's, He. 9d. ; Tamßeld Moor Bates, 13s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 155.; Bobeide Hartley, 15e. ; Davideoe's 16e. ; Lambert's Hartley, 14a. 9d.— 82 ships at Yesterday morning, at a meeting of the Liver pool Local Marina Board, Captala Sprenk, the chairman, presented. coo behalf of the Emperor Napoleon, a gold medal sod diploma to Captain Joseph Michel, of the brig Mary Womb, of Liverpool, for services rendered by Centel° Michel to French wry in Mexico. It is with deep regret we announce the death of Hear; Chauncey, one of the founders of the Panama Rail road, sod who hoe devoted =ay years of his active life to the construction and perfecting of this great scheme which is DOD such a noble monument to his memory. Mr. Chauncey died at Sew York on May l. —Panama Star. SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) • Two o'CLoci. The railway market is inactive to-day, and most 1 3 of the principal stocks are without variation com pared with the last prices of yesterday. Man- ' V cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, and London and South Western are in demand and better. Metropolitan shares are rather firmer , at 111 to 2 11 12. Midland stock has declined 4 per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted na 102} to ; Great Western, 66,1 to Q • Mid land, 1281 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, a 1114 to I ' ; Caledonian, 1184 to I ; South Eastern, 2 92 to /t • Great Eastern, 53 to ; Great Northern, to 128) tolo 129 ; and London and South Western, 105 to 106. °reign and colonial railway securities are quiet. le Madras Five per Cent, stock hail improved. Cana- 11 diao lines are neglected. Axes. ss. Ire I asu.wars. I closix4elees sane to-day I His.,WoLdidfoitsVai. loooks, &Mot sad keit Oat sod &Edam Do. • l•no . tiTv. 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(L.; ell 2 3 1 10,000 SS Australian Agrloul l9 21 04 47,000 10 ,Berlin Walsrwmirs.... all 51 9 10.090 6 I Bombay Gas, Limited-. 2 4 dis par 6,000 60 Brit. American land 40 24 27 014 780 F.t lg.. it ittith Mantel... 100 10 26 20, . a British Iron ".916 301 Canada land all 63 92 40, . 2) CanadaAgmicyAaso4l ) re 26," SO Ceylon Company 3 1 die Ipm 12005 16 ,Cop.M.Eng., Pret 7 p.e. all 16 19 Mi. U. t.tryalal Palate 154000 It. Do. Preferenos I 177.000 04. Do. 9D.p e 4 Tarp. Deb. 100 114 117 117 10,000 10 Limits UtfaOAgamc7,l 4/. 3 6 '4..444 Ye Kw, n.1t,414.4...es (.000 6 par 6pm 379,976 St. neetria Tekepsph 041.4, 6 Om. and Amt. G. MOOD 16 Oen. Steam Narigalem 14 17 20 11.1,0 m t Greet Map (Lladial_ ~I all 1 t 160,00 I Do. 171 per moaned all I 5.666 . ,Indian f`arrylor (L I — 160,000 SO lutenist. Finan.Soc. (L) 21 61 61 pm 9 6 . M.. .. ltalian I rrigattos Osna 1 6 dl. 10000001 100 Do. Bonds 40,000 16Joint Stock DlsootottiL 3 4 4 4pm 4 I 10.000 10 Lebeng Tea (Limited). 04 par Ipm ~ ...6 . 6 4... u. imnect I* i, all 14 21 20,000 60 Lon. Financial Asap. (I, 6 3 21 Fa ....., ,P 4 11.1 Goa. Omnibus 4 all 14 14 12600 10 Illadms Orlin • Oran 1 11 24 Pm ,6X. o. ltiediter. Ea Tel. ado I all 3 34 10.000 10 Met. Ran., Car., 6:W 0 8 61 0. 0 12.0 0 10 i Natalland&Con.oo.(l4 6 4 Ipm .6.00 16 I National Disoonnt Do 6 44 44 pm 91 i 1.014' 1 0 I Ne , hudAftc , ALStroall 6 11 pm GO` 20 ! Do. New ..”4 1..., 18. .irons. aN. Ile. IA Bl 20,000 26 ;N.Zesland T.andL.(l/m 0 ••..61' 1 °6. Urlt hut..., all 1 1 001.6' I 1 0riantal Gee 60,000 1 ' Do. New.— , . 1 Ipm —. l0,01)0 10 1 Orion. In. St. ....... 10,000 6 Ottoman Gee i 11 *Ma 660,0%4 85, lPeel aver Land 6 kilo 100 61 63 14.1001' 60 14101n.and0tias.1101an an 76 78 ad 761 ad to nor 60 I Do. 116 w 17,000 10 I QoebradaLd-Rd.&31.(1.; 04 —Ws e.OB, au ,Ilnimney bon —— . MI 20 22 1 1600" 15 Do. New al— l-4,160 25 Iltio de Jan. cur In5.(L ) all 64 a . 19,760 16 Do. do ' 1 4 5.0 — 16,6 OUr .Noral Mail Sham 2/ 1 a 65 • 160.60 84. , Soo.. Aug. Ineestm. 100 140 146 10,000 60 S. African Irrign.lnv.(L 4 4 4pm NAO. 26 !South Allatrallsa lArd idl 33 35 tvoe I Submarine TeL sorip . all 1 4 206000 84 Do. In. 66.000 1 r4lograpb to iudla LL : . 1 tas 11 to • lo IT. & AB.O l A 0 0 . 1.) LI. 1 1411 4Pm 10.060 110 I rnandaLn.Co.U.Canad 0 0 1. pm • n , 1.. g. , •.......n— ''''', '. 1.4 CIS 1 pm, 10,000 30 ;Van Dlealol2.o land 2351 141 16/ 1 uk:000t so PREFERENCE SHAT Crest Eastern, Eastern Counties 6 pea Midland, Leicester and Hitches 4 pea North Eastern Consolid. Pref. 4 per r Gat. Pref., 132 i, 3. 1r Coate— 95. Goo, 94, N. PROVINCIAL SHARI NA.RERTS. Lresapoot., 'Virg 18.-Bales to-day: &Neat and Northern Counties., 441-Caledoulan, 1164-Great Eastern, 531-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1114 1 1-London and North Western, 1021- Manchester, Medlar!, and Lincoln, 464 1-South Eastern, 911 2 -Whltehaven and Furness, 181-Antwerp and Rotterdam, 8 3.16-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 7.16-Ditto, Seven per Cent., 101 shares, If-Grand Trunk of (=tads. 2 - -)--Great Western of Canada, lle 7.16-Brie. 61-Bank of Liverpool, tiff-National Beak of Liverpool, 41 p.-Albion Marina $ p.- spire Marine. p. -Liverpool United Gas Company, 210-Liverpool Richange Buildings, 2 d.-Great Ship Company, 95.-Ditto, 171 per Cent. Preference, 19s. 6d. Itamenzeran, Jeri 18.-There was a quiet market at im proved prices. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 9s-Great Ship, oto vs. 341-Grand Trunk of Canada, 191 201-Great Western of Caesde4lll-Great Western, 641 f--Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111;r i tdon and North Western, 104 te -Manchesr, Sheffiel and d, Lincolnshire, 46 4 f 1 1-Midland, 1211 - New York and Kee, 611-North British, 621-South Eastern, 911 f haven and Furness, 19-Union Bank, 41 p.-Granada Two per Cent , 821-Confederate Loan. 11 d. Brziusonan, Jens Id-The sales to.thiy Included Stratford and Moreton Four per Cent. Stock at 80 - Severn Valley Railway Shares at 17 per share-Birmingham Canal Shares at 94-and Birmingham and Staffordshire M. Gas Shares at 381. M. per share. Birmingham Bank Shares were quoted 261 271 -Birming ham Wagon Pref. ss. tots. prem., and Metropolitan Wagon 11, 2 prem. There were buyers of Great Western, Stour Talley Guaranteed, at 621, and of Birmingham Guaranteed, at 76. Business quiet. DURUM. Jells 17.-Three per Cent. Consols, 921-Ditto, for account, 9th July. 9t New Three per Cent. Stock, 911 91- f-r account, 9th July, 911-Bank of Ireland, 1001. paid, 2181 a. d.-Royal Bank, 101 paid, 291 -Union Bank (Limited). I7L paid. 14f 1-Cork and Bandon. 501. paid, 15-Dublin and Belfast Junction. twt. paid, 414-Dublin and Kingstown, 1001. psi& son-Dublin and Meath, 251. paid, 84-Great Southern and Western, 100 L paid, Nil-Irish North Western Five per Cent. Perpetual (Class A), let paid, 81 1. SCINDE RAILWAY COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) At an extraordinary meeting of the proprietors held this afternoon at the London Tavern, Mr. W. P. AN DRIC/ in the chair, resolutions were passed authorising the raising of 350.000/. additional capital, by the issue of 17,500 shares of 201. each, for the completion of the Mode Railway, which capital, in accordance with the con tract, was guaranteed 5 per cent interest by the Secretary of State for India in Council, empowering the directors to raise in addition 150,0001. for the purposes of the Scinde Railway, by the issue of inconvertible bonds or deben tures, payable in five or seven years, for which there was a guarantee from the government of 41 per cent., and au thorising the raising of 500,0001. additional capital by the issue of inconvertible bonds or debentures, payable, in five or seven years, on account of the Ponjaub Railway in re spect of which there was also a government guarantee of 41 per mat. In reply to questions, The Cameras stated that of the amount proposed to be raised 200,0001. was to pay off money advanced by the Indian government The new shares in respect of the Sande Railway would be issued pro rata to the proprietors ' of the Muds Railway, and in the issuing of the debentures on account of the Purlieu§ Railway, for the whole amount of which the directors had received applications, a preference would be given to the holders of shares in that undertaking. A vote of thanks to the Chairman concluded the pro- it re 1 I creedinvi. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwci. The changes shown in the Bank return are of a more favourable character than bad been generally expected, but have bad no effect on the funds, which remain at yesterday's closing quotations. Home railway stocks are generally unaltered, with a very limited amount of business. In the foreign stock market there is no revival of the late demand, but, except in a few instances, prices have not given way to any material extent this morning, especially considering the magnitude and rapidity of the late rise. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 68fr. 52c., being about the same as yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 to 4, ex div., for money, and 924 to },ex div., for the account (July 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, ; ditto, for account, 924; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4,1; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 108 ; Five and-a-Half per Cent " enlaced" rupee paper, 115 ; Bank Stock for account, 234 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. die., is. prem ; ditto June, 2s. die. Greek Bonds have again declined per cent., being quoted 38 to 4. Mexican are also rather flat. Egyptian stocks continue in good demand. The last Russian Loan and Spanish Certificates are firm, and Spanish Passive Bonds steady. Turkish Consolid6s are 5 better, at 51 to 4. The Turkish Loan of 1854 it. unaltered, at 92 to 93 ; that of 1858, at 704 to 71 ; and that of 1862, at 714 to 72. Venezuela Six per Cents. are very dull, at 584 t:, 59. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 1034 ; Egyptian, 1004 ; ditto second ' issue, 1004, 1, 100 ; Greek, for account, 384, #, 38; ditto ditto Coupons, 181, 4, ; Italian scrip, 21, prem. ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 81 ; Mexican, for account, 371, 4, ; New Granada, 151 t ditto Deferred, 10 ; 1 Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 494 ; Russian, 1862, 93, ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 48/ ; ditto Passive, for acdonnt, 355, 341 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 124, 3 ; Turkish, 1854, 924 ; ditto, for account, 924 ; ditto, 1858, 71 ; ditto, for account, 701 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 714, /. Confederate Loan scrip is rather lower, at 2to 1 die. ; Turkish at to 1 prem. ; and Venezuela at dis. to prem. Italian is firmer, at 21 to 31 prem. International Financial shares are steady, at 6/ to 65 prem., and London Financial at 2to 24 prem. General Credit and Finance are rather lower, at 21 to 21 prem. The shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company are still quoted 24 to 24 prem. A good deal of attention continues to be directed to the arrangements and combinations which are being effected, at this early period of their career, by the new financial associations, particularly by the International, and the highly-favourable recep tion accorded to the new Euptian Commercial Company testifies to the continued disposition of the public to take part in new enterprises. Various additional projecta,.of an independent nature, are in course of organisation, and will shortly be launched. The Hibernian, from Quebec, has brought 8,0001. in specie. The steamer Poonah will take to-morrow 140,2891. in specie, of which 57,0031. is gold and the rest silver. The following are the particulars, viz.:—For Aden, gold, 5001. ; Ceylon, gold, 52,0001.; Madras, gold, 2,4431. ; Calcutta, gold, 1,5601. ; Penang, gold, 5001. ; Hong Kong, silver, 22,5631. ; Foo-choo-foo, silver, 1,0001. ; and for Shanghae, silver, 59,7231. A petition to the Lord Mayor is in course of sig nature in the City, urging his lordship to call and preside over a public meeting to petition parlia ment to promote the restoration of peace in America. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8,800/. com pared with last year (Whitsuu week) ; the Great Western a decrease of 3,2971.; the Great Northern an increase of 1,9131. ; the Midland a decrease of 2,454/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 782/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,0311. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the sth inst. were 10,0451. sterling, being 1,5991. more than in the corresponding week of last year. A call of 5/. is to be paid on the shares in the London and South Western Bank by the 10th July. The second ordinary general meeting of the Natal Land and Colonisation Company took place yesterday, when the directors' report was adopted. It stated that the result of the first year's operations allows of the peymentof a dividend of ss. per share, free of income tax. - - At the meeting yesterday of the Oriental Inland Steam Company the directors' report was adopted, after a lung discussion. It was finally decided that another meeting shall be held in August, in order to allow time fur the return from India of Colonel Grimes, the Chairman, and Mr. Bourne. The half-yearly interest on the shares and bonds of the Italian Irrigation Canal Company is notified for payment in due course—in the latter instance by deduction of 3 per cent. from the amount of the instalment due the Ist July. The annual meeting of the Peel River Land Company is convened for the 10th of July. It is notified that the share certificates of the General Credit and Finance Company of London will be ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts on Wednesday, the 24th inst. We are requested to state that the share list of the Photogenic Gas Company will be closed for London on the 20th inst., and for the country on the 22nd. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, June 17, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : • Circulation issue ' Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits ; Government securities in I banking department Othersecurittes m banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,850,156 Increase 294,045 Seven day and other bills 521,423 Decrease 44,5e7 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 9,366,106 Increase 674,4:35 These changes are more favourable than could have been anticipated, the increase in the coin and bullion being 294,036/., and in the reserve 674,436!. The addition to the latter is caused by the influx of deposits, but chiefly by the decrease of 489,239/. in the private securities. These movements will tend to allay all apprehension respecting the immediate course of the money market. £28,612,905 Isamu. £281,295 20,134,050 Deeream 380,400 9,882.135 Uwe's. 99.305 13,904,506 increase 121,243 11,Z51,195 No change. BANK 07 71NOLAND.—An Ai sod Bth Vic., C. 71, tor the 17, 1888. mint poignant to the get Telt ending on Wegnerhey, lone ISSLI DIPA Notes Issued Z25,013,205 %MIXT. Government debt.. L 11,016,1110 Other securities.... 11,66‘,900 Gold coin and bul lion Sliver bullion an. 612.106 itian* Dl Provision' Capita £14,663.000 Bast Public Depodts (la eluding )tscasq Inv. Banks, Com mis. of National £28.612,106 PAWNER. Government Secu rities ;including Deed Weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold and Sliver Lein Accts.) Other Deposits . 13,904.606 Seven day sod other MIL 621,123 1 L 41.020050 i A 42,010,0611 June 11, 1861. M. =MALL, Chief (Italian. 681,911 1W 141 $1.4 I°, 167 8 CL priosi. I Sales. MINT STOCK BAILS. Ars sod U. S. Bank .1 AUlanosinnALlverveop Anglo Portuguese Do. NewAu (Limited) lt Illank of Bank of LrmAne Bank of Queensland iL Beek of Victor* Austria I Bank of Wales (Len.) 'Beak ( of New egend !.. ( Muted Amer 'L ican BI.VL BOtU N. &mama lebar.Bk.Brlt. Coltiniista O. Bk. faly Ana. Calm Cirri. K. of backs. Ihe Mold Contlnemss• _. . . goell% sa Irish (Us.) B Ban llooleAssa.esarlo indult-01=4E1v. (L) ilmpsrial Bank. Wailed Imperial Ottoman ... London and Brazilian Len.B.Lyrostß.Plaie (L La 0. Conk nl AselS. Landon and Colonial (L Loden sad Monty London Joint Block Lon. sad Middlesex (L. Lon. and Northern (L Low,A., A Anlo , • lendonds4. American T . • Loa. at s. Western (lAsn. Lon. sad W.( Idereanttle Exchange (L g llstro.d Pro.. bass ( L. Do. Reserved Midland Bank (Lim.) . !National of Liverpool(!. !PCP., •.. .woks. New National Bank I N.. ioalb Wails Meloatel Beak Onvv"— •Provhse. of Iroise .New . fielnde, Pant, tt Delid (LI ,Bonth Anstralla I riand.of BALS.AteIas(L 'Malan r 4 11,110111,1• Un. of bs.nhaoao (L ;Union ol inland (141.). Udall Load= . . 1 B 7 aZiow7i — Cßll . l.7. 1 Do. Now Do. Now. It Siam 9ogto3o4lwholizaaall I dp.i. Join is 4 le Dimas •B. toolorn.. Il cogolT.llDook ODA , lift Demerarkap.c.per.pret X) lodlaa dna. p. 110 Do. G. Eztaoalloo— • • LO Do. R. d 0.... 1001@7W 'hooka! Oass loot rot Donde.. DO. N. Warred Do. Do. a do.= Do. Ildd prat. Block.. Do. do. deterred Do. 4th rot. Stock.. Do. do. deferred 1 ipaiel 1.171;;;IL 1 Do. lan 1861 at. s at. t OlWisk9hooft, I -- Do.if.: — /De.l9.oBtkp i ri ziod vAo j Doitp.el I tallso Elaseb l iadnis ever. 6; pa a' Do. Da. 6 I pse do. 6=6 6161b.Chirp.6p. lielb. and Hobson Bay. Litevrawlek Oussib elem.& and B N. 8.. al Canada (1 p. c. 'Undo gas per °eat I Do. bethi do. - e7m ratailii tutnots.wc 101ZIGN O3LIGATII !foi , i iiiii 50. 1 Pd 1 IaIIWATI. ion o.Larroloorglip. on* SI 41 in Do. lased st an .... 1” all !masons sad ItfibOant 111 100 l a North. or Promo! ot. lli 11 l o. &Ly PA. u P ons 6 meant. 'ell Do. Now 2 pow coot— 11 jail Boyalllvroclithil per mot. ,au &Aim& Lom-V en. 3p. o. 1 ;all Southern of France t p.c. 11 all Victor Lounanuol 0 p.et. all W.a.N.W.oaraacob.o. i ft e ioa lie 121 OOLUNIAL GOVIZZEILINT IIiCTILITII if& I a. piton. I Bales. I Pd. I . Do. Spot ot.Yob &Log. I Do. tpor cßlisr.thOop. 107} 108+ 106 167 105 107 Mt t Do. 6par coal ...... Do. &pametto. Nook. 100 N N 01G 140 IN 110 Do do. 18110 100 111 114 Do. do 1660 10 Ili 116 Do. do 1611 101 116 117 Cazlon,Nov.lB6B. 6 p.a. 101 106 107 1878, do.. 140 113 116 SlaurlUtta 11 per cent..., 109 100 111 Natal Gov. 6 per Not .. 10 100 111 New iletuww.Gow.4paLl 110 108 1(6 N. 8. Wale. 0v.69. 4.1066, 1001 1011 1014 Do. 6p. e. 1871 to 10741 1011 IN 100 Do. p. a. 1888411..... 1614 1061 New r ze 6par amt.! 10e, 100 114 Nova a 6p. 6.09761 101 l IrB 109 Quartalaad Gor.6p.oestl 104. 113 116 i.AW.00r.6 p.a. Bawds 100, lli 11l Vla6lov.llp.c.Jaa.llBl9; 1/70 lIC 11.1 Do. d0.4p.0. Apra I) 100 lit se 104 101 1441 12 124 pat 1 dti par 74 76 I 28m 125 127 1 09112' 39 61 ei zt PI 69 61 id ! e l} 1 2 , 94 ra l 61 68 110 115 le 41 1, 1 4161 412! 23; 14 Ot ua l 1e 2 pin ' ft 91Pmi 7 1 7rt 2 19 ft 4 pm• at ad 1 Wu 46 46 381 47; dia par ft 26 Oft di 1 dl. per 1 dla par 80 81 2 Spa 2 spa die pat 4 1 IPa U IS SS Sr iWs Par I 40 46 6 65 jai , 64 65 le 1 du , 16 I.L• 36 67 EOM 00 1100 110 D ,100 100 110) tHIDINALY SALIM AND grams. 1281 - 102 H 1061 lit 3 41 1M - 102/ I lel i 92 } 69 I Ckshas pekes. I Bass. - 100 I. 100 1001 1101 I Mr. G. R. FlAywood, whose name has been so long known iu c9unezion with the Cotten SFly Association, has recently accepted the secretar p of the Cotton Plantation Company of ata/ (Limited) ; and we are assured that the cotton crop on an estate of that company is in a forward con dition, promising early and good returns. THIIIISDAT Consols, whkh closed yesterday at 921 to ex div., for the 9th of July, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 924 to /. For money the last price was 92 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 4, ex div. ; ditto for account, 921, I, ex div. ; Three per Canto. Reduced, 911, 1,1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1,1; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 232,.2334 ; India Stock, 2281 ex die. for opening ; ditto - Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 4, 108, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 123. prem. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 108 to 1 ex div., and Exchequer Bills at 2e. die. to 2s. prem. There were some sales of India Bonds at 12a. prem. In the foreign stock market the tendency of prices was lest favourable than of late. Bank shares were unusually quiet, and little change occurred in prices. Union Bank of London and Bank of British Columbia were fiat, while Union Bank of Ireland have again met with inquiry. Miscellaneous shares have scarcely varied. Ottoman Gas were rather flatter. There were again numerous transactions in the shares of the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company, which cloned at 21 to 24 prom. We are informed that the applications have already reached about four times the number of shares to be allotted to the public. International Financial shares were steady, at 6/ to 64 prem. ; General Credit at 21 to 2j prem.; and London Financial at 24 to 24 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 04 to prem. ; Universal Marine, to 1 dia. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ; Commercial Union, 11 to 2 prem., ex the new shares; North British and Mercantile Insurance, 161 to 171 ; London and Provincial Marine, 1 die. to prem.; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new undertakings to-day were as follows:—British and Foreign Marine, jto 1 prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 7to 8 prem. ; Mediterranean Hotel, jto 1 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ; Clarence Hotel, to prem. ; London and Paris Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, to 1 prem. ; Lon don and Hamburg Bank, par to 1 prem. ; Adelaide Port and Railway, to 1 prem.; and Nice Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. An advance of about 2 per cent. took place to day in United States Five per Cents. Canada and Victoria Government Bonds were likewise inquired for. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoce. The mining market is dull to-day, with only a limited amount of business. Wheel Seton shares are firmer, at 2324 to 2374, and Bast earn Brea and West Chiverton inquired for—the former at 8 to 1, and the latter at 22 to East Caradon remain quiet, at 27 to 4. Drakewalla are quoted 1 to 24 ; East Basset, 83 to 85 ; Marke Valley, 65 to x ; Tincroft, 201 to 4 ; Wheal Ludcott, 41 to 5: Wheal Crebor, 24 to 4 ; EaatGrenville, to ; New Martha, 44 to 5 ; and Great Fortune, 36 to 37. . . Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Yudanamutana are inquired for. No business is officially recorded in Cobre Copper shares. An extrsordioary meeting of the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia is called for the 25th inst., to pass resolutions for voluntarily winding up the company. The remaining shares in the St. David's Gold Mining Company (Limited) are now being issued, The prospectus states that the directors have acquired the right of search in the alluvial deposits which have been accumulating for centuries in the river Mawddach. Samples brought up by one of the directors have been analysed by eminent asaayists, and are stated to give large results. At the Gawton Copper Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 551. A call of ss. per share was made. INCIENDIARISM IN THECOUNTY DUBLlN.—Between 10 and 12 o'clock on Wednesday night the houses and steak yards of three respectable farmers on the Ness road, within one or two miles of the metropolis, were fired by loom diaries. Fortunately one fire was extinguished before mach mischief was done, but the ont-offices and yard of • rupee, table farmer. Mr. Flood, were totally columned, sad pro perty to the amount of upwards of 1,0001. destroyed. In the third cue, that of Mr. 'Doesgh, a valuable kay-rick was completely burned. It in only a few months since a farmer named Piece, on the same road, had hie offices and haggard destroyed by incendiaries, and the parties, tramps from one of the inland counties, are now undergoing ink years' imprisonment for their crinse.—flublia Reeeing A BoY KILLED BY HIS SIBTEIL—About two weeks ago a lad named James Brown, moo of a labourer and weaver in the viUsge of Sanquhar, quarrelled with his sister, and in the course of the telt& that took piece between them he fled towards the door. His sister, being unable to get at him with her hands, and doubtless without intending to do him any fatal injury, lifted a pair of old tongs and threw them at him as he west out. Unfortunately one of the worn sharp-pointed legs struck him on the back of the head, and inflicted what woe thought to be a slight wound. Shortly after the occurrence, however, the poor youth was seized with convulsive fits, which coo tinued with little intermission for • week. He then fell into a state of :stupor, and continued so tall death put • period to his eufferiep on Monday evening last. A poet modem examination of the body was made on Tuesday, under the superintendence of the Procurator Fiscal, what it was found that the instrument had penetrated the brain, and was the cause of death. The young woman by whom the act woo committed is about six years older than the deceased. She has been taken into custody, and the nut ter is being investigated by the authorities.—Diunfrics Standard. KIBBINU A WIDOW.—An amusing case was heard before the county magistrates at their sitting at Boston on Wednesday. A demure.looking middle-aged loan named Robin Taylor, residing in Frieeton lags, was charged by • tall and blosming widow, named Mary Young, with kissing her against her consent. On Thursday week both parties were working together on the farm of Mr. Wright Coup land, of Frieston, sod at various times during the day sun dry pleauntries took place between them, until at length the defendant caught hold of the complainant and attempted to kiss her. The woman bashfully objected, and a struggle ensued, during which they both kissed mother earth, much to the amusement of several other women who were employed in the same field. When before th e iwort the widow vouched that she resisted to the utmost, and declared thst she would not be kissed and " mauled " about by tie defendant "or any other man." Mr. York appeared for the defence, and characterised the whole proceeding se a joke, and called a witness, who said that she stood by when the kissing was going on, and the widow seemed to take it right enough, and in fact she thought the woman "seemed to like it." The beech said the man bad no business to kb* the woman against her consent, but they thought the justice of the case would be meet by the infliction of • fine of le. and costs. —Stamford Merrure • • . • A FOLSONOI:s FLY.—A young officer of the iTtlx Regiment of the Line, named Poodevaux, aged 2.1, in ger. neon at Evienii, Eau lust died under afflicting circumstances. Being at Paris on a few days' leave. be visited the Judi. des Plantes, where he was stung on the upper lip by a ety while standing near the wild beasts' cages. On returning to Errata he suffered some pain in the part weaseled, bat in spite of the counsels of his friends refused to obtain stir gwa advice. The symptonu became aggravated, and the poison spreading rapidly, the young man expired two days beck in great agony. It is supposed that the insect had been feeding on putrid meat in the dens of ono of the carnivorous The CROPS is CAIWADA.—The Toronto Webs says :—" The weather of the past week has bees of the must favourable character, sod the progress made by the crops has been remerkable. From every quarter of the pro vince the reports concur io speaking in the moat promising. Unmet the fall spring grains We learn from n party who has just completed an extensive tour through Bruce sad Grey that spring wheat exceeded its present promise, and that peas and oats are even more advanced then in moan cultivated sections. Velem som e g at calamity overtake us, the country bids fair to be bl.with a most abundant harvest." EayerLor GYOURE. —A covey of 19 of the " pin tail." "sand groans," or " Egyptian grouse," was found last week near Smrborotigh. The birds ara rare visitants to there lard.. although of late they have been met with is various planes on the coast. On Tuesday Mr. .1. Wilson, of Flotiaanhey. shot two brace and • half out of tho covey alone named, a brace of which has been presented to the mayor of Scarborough, for his =mum. is,oee,tes Baal 60,006 6,000 10,000 16,000 10,000 10,600 MOO 10.000 _ll,OOO 10.1A0 MOOD WOK, i•. 00• 4,000 60 ‘OOO 6.0 6 10 Jul 20,010 16,00 t 60,000 4.10 n 16,000 Raul 4 . 11m0 _5.000 tiiiin 282,202 200,000 10(1,6001 450.0001 lei4/001 106,40.0. I 150.0001 230, - ii.: oo . 11 11 1 1 pm. 2 23 1 dig m.• 161 i N 67 71i 16 $