The Express. — London, England, 1863-01-05 00:00:00

cENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The January maim of the Goebel Criminal Conn wee . I „. e d this morning before the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, the gamier, Alderman Challis, Alderman Fiona, Mr. ! J yl er yss sod Sheriff J. C. Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Jones, ' mr. l wkr Sheriff Mackrell, and Mr. Under Sheriff yaw, Sc., kc. The first edition of the calendar contains the names of To* g isosen The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, mid that , i i t b ou gh only a short period had elapsed since the last pa y oo there wee • very considerable number of prisooen , lux'nal. and same of the cases were of • very serious cha- o n. There was only one charge of wilful murder, and i bis was of ratherapecular , character, it being alleged that I t o ono' oer had mused the death of her child in an endow Norm destroy herself with it. This in law amounted to crime of wilful murder, and the only question for the pod jury was, whether the act was a deliberate one on the to f the prisoner, or whether at the time she had no i n tention to cause the death of her infant There were three eases of manslaughter, bat they appeared all of • railer character, and had been caused by reckleae driving. There was one very serious charge against • man for you diog with intent to murder. The prcencutriz in the cue was the wife of the prisoner, and it appeared by her a t em ee, which was taken at • time that she was sot expected to live, that the injury was inflicted by the prisoner. This appeared the only evidence there was, and the prisoner's statement was that be wee in bed when he saw his wife taks up a razor and cat her throat. and he got out of bed and milled out " Murder." That was certainly the cry which attracted attention, bat t h e p rodN otriz, who was not able to articulate at the time the prisoner made this statement, shook her head sad rimed to the prisoner. The police-oonetable who was awl in, however, remarked that the bed bad not been his in that night, as it was a feather bed, and there was no iMpression on it. There would be, however, evidence that the prosecutris had on a previous occasion attempted to de noy herself by tatting her throat. and it would be for the grand jury to say whether the evidence would satisfy them this the act was committed by the prisoner. There was one ese which would require careful cousideration, to which he t hought it best to call their attention, though he should not t e into the details of the evidence. There would be six parties before them on a charge of having possession of • quantity of paper which had been manufactured at the solli of Messrs. Portal, for the purpose of printing Bak of England notes, without lawful excuse. The principal evidence was that of • lad named Brown, no was employed at the 111111/ where the pper was manufactured, sod who himself admitted ist he had taken the paper from time to time, and he sort consequently be looked upon in the character of an exemplice, and his evidence must, therefore, be confirmed. Be then called the attention of the grand jury to the por tage' the evidence of the other witnesses, which, be said ses relied on to confirm the statement of Brown, and the elution for them to consider was whether the facts suit sufficient to justify them in, returning • true bill. Thies were the only cases to which he thought it neeemery ball the attention of the grand jury. They then retired bibs performance of their duties. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The Janasry meaner eessione of the pesos for the county d Middlesex conimeoced this morning, before dr. Bodkin, Joist ant-Judge. and a full beach of magistrates. The slander is unusually heav7, than being no less than 133 piosers committed for trial. The state of education of prigoame was reported to be ore follows :—Could neither lad nor write, 29 ; can sad only, 29 • can read and write itel= l 2 ; Mid writs well, 4. -- hevdudge, in addressing th s wand jury on the Miss that would devolve Ivor them, that, an he calendar was numerica ll y heavy, be thought that might is accomited for from the fact that a week more than saml, had elapsed also. the termination of the last session, aniMirdere the large number of prisoners was rather to is attributed to that fact than to as Increase of :rime. The came that would be brought before them would in. salve no difficulty; but if they required any ieformation the performance of their duties, he would be happy to reader it. The grand jury then retina. Jana Crooks, 38, ivory-worker, was indicted for stealing sparse sad the sum of 7s. 6d., the pt... o miy and monies of James Beaton, front the person of Mazy Beaton. This was an ordinary street robbery and the 'prisoner pkaded guilty. Locker, the officer of the House of Correction, Cold lath-fields, mid the prisoner was an old offender, sod had km six times convicted. He was sentenced to six months' imprisonment on the 18th February, 1851; three months oe to 16th of September, 1851; two months on the 20th of )try, 1852 ; twelve months oe the 13th of September. 1852 taryesn' penal sermtude op the 24th of July, 1854 ; sad Mee then for two mouths at Mariboroughetreet, on the 11th of August, 1862. The AudatantJodge commented with some severity on tie prisoner beteg sentenced to two moths' imprisonment dllarlborough-street for larceny with all these previous **victims, and following a eentaues of four years' penal servitude. The meteors es the primmer now was, that he Is kept in penal servitude far five men. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERICENWELL. erratum) M CID= AT VILINGTOW. 'Ada Bower, a bricklayer's labourer, ralitilog at Adalaideellpiare, ficiath•street. Lower - made 11 " elargsd Wine Mr. D'S'yecourt with attempting to mardeir Mary I Aire Censor, • single woman, residing at 32, Frog-lane, lowar-read, Islington. Tholeas Wakeliog appeared far the defendant. The eemphdeant, who appeared ha the witness box with herbed enveloped in surg . beadier, said that about =clock On Boxing-nighttool die wee passing through Ade awe, when she met the prisoner and asked him what be meant by beating bur aged father and mother. Is the axone of the afternoon the prisoner had assaulted her father and mother and had done them • great deal of iojory. The prisoner made use of very bad language sod rid, " You —, I will murder you ; " and at the some moment he took from under his arm • l arge fire poker , ad after striking her o n th e body hit her on the top of the', heed with such force that it felled her to the ground and ren dered her insensible. The prisoner made his escape at that and when be was taken into custody some boars afterwards and told the charge, be said he knew *ceiling about the nutter; but on the way to the police notion the prisoner dropped a poker, which bad blood on the end of it. She (witness) bad been attended to by • surgeon ever sines the occurrence, and was now far from well. This was not the first time that the prisoner bad beet in custody, as he was charted at this court with bitisg a piece out of • mares face. Witness was v e ry wea k eith from lon bloo od. f blood, and her shawl and dress were saturated In oar to Mr. Wake Hog, the willows stated that she had not charged a man of the name of Fltsgerald with corn tatting the ai.anit of which she now cosaplained. Dr. Jamie Greenwood, of York-pines, Upper-street, Islington, said that the complainant, Mary Arm Connor, was horned to his surgery on the night in question, suffering from a large wAiod in the scalp, laying bare the bone to the extent of three ioelsee. She suffered greatly from loss of blood. She was in danger for some time, and had it net been that she was a strong young woman she might have lost her life. She was now out of danger. Mr. Wakeling said he was instructed to deny the charge in toto, and !kid that the complainant was mistaken in the identity of the prisoner. Witnesses were called, but they failed to prove the de fence, one of them stating that the prisoner took the poker out for self-protectioo. Mr. D'Eyncourt said that had there not been a disturb ance before this lad, happen e d h e s h ou ld h ave seat the prisoner for trial to tbe sessions. Aa it was he should seed tins to the Home of Correction, w ith lord labour, for three Calendar months. tl;i9 . pri;;;;, who said he was not guilty, was then re- Dr. Greenwood applied for his costa of attoodaece on two ceemious at this wart He had attended the complainant ever since the assault, and had sot been paid a single feebler. Mr. I , Eysicourt said he could wit allow soy expenses, as he had no fund at his disposal for that Dr. Greenwood thought it was ve:y ur = that medical men should be called up at all bows of the night to attend tomes for which they got no fee, and then be compelled to Weed the police-court and give evideoce, and not then be Pad for their lose of time. If medical gentlemen refused to let up and attend to such asses, they would be thought 'err har th d-heerted, and public indignatiou would be r a i se d What em. Yr. D'Eyncourt said that Dr. Greenwood had better write 10 the Home-office, and he would certify that it was a Pmpsr raw for the costs wou l d lowed. Greenwood said hdo so, sod, having thanked ho worship, left the court. MARLBOROUGHSTREET. BUZGLART. Two fellows. nursed Wet. Spriarer *ad ?hostas Leonard, erre charged before Mr. Tyr,lutt with burglary. Itaeherd Wolf. 100; F, —At a quarter put 3oe Susday Martuag I MY on duty is Desseark-pisee, St. Ogres, ited book So me footmarks as a wall at the rear of 140. 27, THE :EXPRESS, MOND&Y EVENING, JANUARY 3, 18133. Denmark-street, a beer-shop, kept by a Ms. Rowland, i I was led to believe that some persons had bees over' the wall. I then went round to the front door and listened and beard persons moving about in the bar. IY. wised a few minutes till another constable came up, when I placed him at the back of the house to watch, and then rang the bell to roues the landlord. The constable then called out to me and said, " Here they are." I went to the back of the house, and heard some one trying to un fasten the back door. I then put my shoulder to the door and forced it, and found Speooer in the yard. I asked him what be did there, and he replied, "Nothing, sir." I them took him into custody, and handed him over to the other constable; and on searching the yard I found s/ steps against the wall and leading to a back at I entered through the window, which was unfastened, and in the taproom table I found a quantity of knives and forks, boots, and other articles, all packed up ready for removal. I examined the premises, sod found that an inner door, leading from the taproom to the bar, had been forced open, and the bar was in great nonfusioe. The constable I bad left at the back then gave an alarm that some one was going over the wall at the back, and Leonard was taken Into custody by another constable. William Baldwin, 133 R. rid—l was placed at the back of the house in Denmark- place on Sunday morning, and went into the yard with the last witness, and saw Spencer there and took him into custody, and afterwards maw Leonard go over the tiles towards some leads. I called out, and another constable went altar him. I searched Spencer, and found some cigars, biscuits, and a pocket handkerchief on him, all of which were ideutified by prosecutor. Charles Shave, 125 4 proved finding Leonard secreted in the yard of a neighbouring house. Sergeant Hill, SF, said—l took Leonard to the Bow street station on Sunday morning. On the way Leonard laid to Spencer, " I told you you were making • sight too much noun, and that the slop (constable) was at the door listening. It was a glass of very good old ale, wasn't it? (Laughter.) He keeps • glass of pod ale, don't be! For this job I want to get to Australia I tried hard for it in 18.i9, but if he don't send me this time I'll boot the old judge. I'll have my boot ready unlaced for him." A knife was found in the taproom, a strange one to the landlord. Kr. John Rowland, of 27, Deomarkatreet, beer-shop keeper, identified the articles produced as his property, and said the place was rate when he went to bed. George Gray, superannuated from the polies owing to injuries inflicted on him by . a ruffian, said Leonard received 12 months' imprisonment in 1858, and in 1859 three years' penal servitude, 13 convictions beingthen proved spinet him. Committed for trial. UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA.—(THIS DAY. ) --- A special general meeting of proprietors of this bank wee held at one o'clock, at the back °Moto, 38, Old Broad-street, Mr. H. Bucecis in the chair. The following aupplenteatary report wee read by the SECILZTART "Icareinl review of the briars of the hank for the half-year ending in the colonies on the 30th June last, and in London on 31st December, enables the directors to pre. sent a very satisfactory report to the proprietors. The acci dental delay in the snivel of the mail precludes them from reporting to as late dates as usual ; but a very full and de tailed despatch from the inspector and general manager, of 26th Sept., fully accords with the opinion now expressed. The recent opening of farther portions of the government railways in Victoria will tend to facilitate internal com munication with the vast tracts of fine oonntry which will now become available wader the operation of the new land bill of the colony. In New South Wales similar silvan. tars may be looked for • while the new and in treating settlements is Q ueensland give promise of important results in developing the northern and eastern districts. The excitement that arose from the discoveries of gold in the province of Otago, in New Zea land, had for a time subsided. Much disturbance of the ordinary course of trade is found to result in all the colonies from middle removals of large muses of the mining popu lation, involving frequent disappointments and distress °pregnant upon such migrations. The staple inters* however, of the colonies generally, and their admire in productive wealth, continue to be marked by steady and progressive increase. The subjoined statement of ac counts presents a net profit of 82,5471. 4s. 6d. available for division. The directors have, therefor, determined to apply the sum of 80,0001. as a dividend of 8 per cent, for the half -year on the ospital of the bank, payable in London, free of income tax, on the 13th inst., and in the colonies, with the addition of income tax, as some se the inspector shall fix after the receipt of deices." The following was the balance-sheet :- "Statement of liabilities and user, at the branches, on the 30th Jane, 1862, and at the London office, on the 31st December, 1862. - Liabilities: Circulation, 514,1201.; deposits, 2,545401. 16s. 6d ; bills payable and other liablities (in cluding reserves held against doubtful debts), 658,1551. 6a. ; balance of undivided profit., 87,5441. lls. 3d. ; reserve fund, 200,0001. • amount held applicable thereto, in terms of repo rtof 10th January, 1859, 11,000/ ca . ; pital, 1,000,0001. : total. 5,006,3601. 13a. 9d. Ammar; : Specie on hand, and malt balances, 960,4391. 14a. ; bullion, 27,4381. 13s. ld. ; batik premises and property, 93,4741. 15e. 9cl. ; government securities (British sod colo nial), 391,3371. 18s. 9d. ; load bills, bills receivable, and other securities, 3,333,6691. 12s. ld. ; reserve fund, invested as per statement, 200,0301.-total, 5,006,360/. 13e. 9d. •'drat -now or Paorrna-Balaace of undivided profits at 30th June, 188 . 2, 74,9971. 6s. ill. ; out of which a divi dend was d ecl ared of 70.0001., leaving a balance of 4,9971. Is. 9d. Profits of the past half-year ' after making provi sion for all bad and doubtful debts, 138,8481. 16s. 6d. ; less-Remuneration to the local directors, and salaries and allowances to the colonial staff, 28.5991. ss. 6d. ; gene ral uproar in the colonies, including rent, taxes, stationery, lea., 12,6351. 7s. 9d. ; unseat applied is reduction of bank geseelsoo account, 2,3961. 15e. 10d. ; remuneration to the board of di ree solaria of London office staff, teat, Sixes, statioaery, la Z tutelexpenses, 5,3601. 2s. 7d. ; WORMS tax paid, e Od. 4d. ; together, 51.3011. 12a. ; leaving 82,5471. 4s. 6d. ; balance of undivided prattle as this date, 87,544. 11s. M. Reserve Fund :-New Three per Cents., 50,0001. • New Zealand Imperial Pour per Cent. Deben tures, 160.000/. ; total, 200,0004" The Caassusass, in moving the adoption of the report, said he was sure the result of the ball year was as satisfac tory, to the proprietor as it was to the directors. This astufactory result anus from the pa/nuance of the soundest principle, of hankies ; and the officers in Australia were instructed not to he led by the competition of other banks to do anything inoonsiatent with those principles. (Cheers.) The operations of the last six months were the more satatutory because the colonies were now recovering from the depression caused by the inflation of property which followed the gold discoveries. lie hoped that in spite of all competition they would be enabled to hold their own, sad that the directors would continue to present a report r good r that now before the meeting. In reply to queerer, The CHAIRMAN mad the rate of interest paid ea deposits did sot amount to anything like 5 par cent., and that although there was some loss in New Zealand arising from the establishment of a new bask, that loss was fast being made up. The report having been adopted, A divideed at the rate of 8 per cent. for the half-year was declared, sad the proesedinp terminated with a Tote of thanks to the chairman sad hie colleagues in the direction. Moan Futza.—(l . olB DAY.)—At an early hour la the morning the top part of the premised belonging to Masora. Stebbiog and Co., wholesale and retail cheese mongers, No. 68. Brewer-street, Somera•town, was de stroyed and part of the roof burned off. Another fire hap. paned in the premiss of Mr. B. Goodall sad Sous, boot and shoe manufacturers, No. 166, Great Portland-street, Mary lobos*. Much damage was does to tke building and the stock in trade, and unfocttuistaly the occupiers were unin eared. The building was insured in the County office. VIOLENT GA..E.—During the greater part of last night and this morning a violent gale of wind and rain swept over the metropolis and suburban districts. doing an incalculable amount of mischief. One barge, laden with coals, was is knocked about that it sprang a leak, and although taken in tow by a steam•tug, the vessel and its eargo sank near Blackfrian•bridje. The market gardens along the South Eastern and Brighton Railways are several feet under water. _ Tee LONDON PAVILION. —Amongst the many music-halls claiming the support of those who admire the peculiar kind of entertainment provided at such places, the London Pavilion has much to recommend it. To Hewn. Loibl and Sonnhammer, the proprietor+, is doe the erection of an elegant building on the site of that which some three years since was a common yard and a plague-spot to the neighbourhood of Tiehbournestreet. Under the cognomen of " Little CoreUi." • girl of tender years is now".tarring" here. Her performance is after that of the Celmarschool, the chief elements heir; daring feats of muscular power. Another " senwition" attraction consists of the " Four Ame rican Wonders," whose extraordinary achievement. entitle them to the appellation given them. Their tricks are of • peculiarly novel Datum, sad evince finish snillneetneas of ear cation. The musical selections are efficiently rendered ; the programme is well interspersed with novelties of a miscellaneous description. The coroner', inquest on the body of a woman found brutally murdered near the Old Wall, Newcastle, on New Year's morning, was held on Friday, when evidence was given proving that the woman had been outraged pre vious to the murder, with a brutality almost as great as in the owe of Min Hall, who was murdered in July last. The murderer, • young man named Vass, as already stated, is in custody. WOLTZ9I ICI LLID BY STITCHNIN B. —For some time past wolves bad become very DIIMOTOUS .11 the moun tains a the neighbourhood of Ai (AWge). and committed great ravages among. the flocks. Several bunts were or lonised. hot without producing the desired result. The Mayor of Sairignac the. attempted to destroy these animals I with strychnies, and was completely suocessful, no less that eleven haying been found dead in that commune within a short period. A touching proof of the depth of woman's love I wu. witnessed at Csate, Oseoectieut, recent/y, at the infierel of Sergeant Cause Lewis. who was killed at Antietam. A yang lady, Miss Hyde, to whom he was esPeed. 'limn hoarier sf his death, was takes fatally sick, and dial in a few days, and was buried at the gems time as bar lover.—Miesuisri paver. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two VOloos. The railway market is quiet to-day, and the variations in prices generally are unimportant Caledonian stock has improved per cent., and Midland 4, while Great Northern has re ceded 4, and London and North Western and South Eastern 4. Great Western is firm. London and North Western stock is now quoted PT} to 1 ; Great Western, 674 to f ; Midland, 1294 to f 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to ; Caledonian, 1164 to ; South Eastern, 881 to 89 ; Great Eastern, 484 to ; Great Northern, 1964 to 1274 ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 1024. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have ad vanced to 34 to 1 prem. Most other foreign lines are inquired for. Great Western of Canada shares are lower. Indian stocks are steady. .tress. roses mt. ird I aamirtn. I b.__ to 1 p.n. 114 spg ra g iskiLi. 4 ▪ Do. door olidozablop. Do. 1 per NEL • Do.lpavoad.lo. Nook .. oM HoOodp.oLlini do. 16110 .. Do. do 1690 Do. 6o 1001 .. .N0v.1261, opd MAartUao 6 per art.. .. Natal Uor. 6 per oast .. .. Nat Bram .Gov.llp. et. .. N. B W.Lus Gv.lp. a. 1806 . D 6 0p a. 1071 to 1016 Dg6pa. ,1 n.... 6par asst. ors Oast. 6 p 41676 :Aba &V.* . Aust.Gov. • p.a. Bmda VI/ Goctip.o..Ton.d.Tuly Do. 60.0p.0. U t) db. I OogrAudi. , Liglo•Wankon iou .. Atlantic IL Mall BLOW Autrallan Bean Waterworks.... Bombay flu, LaltaL. Brit.& blab Yig. Tel— I Maids Lad OtadDsg.llllnaalt Palace Do. p. Parp. Deb I ILlndiaooDmAgency,L 11. India & LOU. oUlppup Ciratiedialrrig.et Canal Odd° Toirmaph I Dig. and Aust. Cop. aln. Biwa Navtgatiot Last Wily (Limited) . De. DO por rent P ? Indira Carrying (I-) Italian Irrigation Caul Loa linarka Tel. 0.. ) . Loa. Oaa. Omnibus Clo Madras brigs. & Oana Ilialikar. Dr. Tat (The Dat.ltall., Cm., &Wag. National ntamant 00. NifilladdsOoal&lros , L ffelberibada. Bp. opro ff. Bras. & N. eeo►. IA S. Brit. Autry alas Onisal Gus Da XN. Mts. la. aim Ma 1 Otaolllli■ Glee Ml USW Lail& NIL Pala. mailOnaa. Mew liTrr - DAME (L) N. LW Seim. Ctt Isi.(l ) Do. Act*lrall Slcsaa ScaPtsb Log. Unita:. South /manilas WIG Submarine T.. Scrip De. 4 Ediertared 1);." 710 - . rolograph to India (L ) ttit. of Aost(l..) I tos.Co.U.Caoadt I. Kingdom Tel. YY TOonson's Of. War. 1N lM 100 ill 03 001 00 108 110 111 113 113 114 1U 113 109 111 109 110 14 1061 m 10Dfx( 100$z' 108 110rici 146 106 106 110 id 100 111 id 106 101 id 10►! 1.14 P 4 I in. roncis l!r - i - 6 26 26 I se a 97 IN L is ing 9cl 1011 111 m la us in 11•2 ;A li te iv% 141 10_ 100_ 10 18 ir 4 a k 11. it ii i Si pm id 4 i pm 11 pal 10 11 a ii It ii a pro 8 Se z 4 i as par 68 66 70 78 11 if pm 1 BWE II 21 i 3 tie 28 a I 1 pot Id 66 67 138 140 32 . 34. .1 .1 id dts A I I pat elis pea Ilk 11l MONEY lIARKBT.-(THIS DAY.) MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two °Twos. Two o'Cusis. The funds remain without movement Commis There is a fair amount of business doing are very steady, at Saturday's quotations. The . the mining market tin . e in demand, andhhav e Wealh eal ge,3i " account "is in course of adjustment, Thursday . to 23 en 5 6 " to n 246. East Caradon unpro ved alerm being the day for the monthly settlement. English at 44 4 to 45 ; Tineroft, at 131 to ; and Wheal railway stocks are inactive, and little cbange has Harnett, at 21 to & Stray Park are flat, at 39 occurred in prices. Chief attention continues to to 40. Port. Phillip, Santa Barbara, and Yudanamutana be directed to foreign securities, and a fall in Aare , are firm, and St. John del Rey steady . Turkish bas formed the principal feature 10 - dey. Th e Santa &A we ,;;;,id • • COMMA have . nr At Paris, this morning, according to Mr. Renter's w i n d a d v i ce , f rom C4p6 it a l iz r: ( lea p u i , telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at for warded to od' i r h ises It t ovin t : 70fr. 65c., showing an advance of rather more than per cent. since Saturday. Zis otrl, tam two boxes of Janei ro, specimens referred to in f the y e .o r d . t ted also es t b LowL32 l. m a l a drt, an last despatches, and which he hoped would arrive in time Yeem Consols are now quoted 924 to 4, ex div., l o B r (tur c o k ) t both for money and the Bth inst. The official f de lea d d. Therehad been 28 tow more of ;tuff rn7 to stamped, which business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. 8 or. 13 dirt'. of gold, being equal to 6 dirt& 4 gre; per ton, showing • ries in the produce of 15 gales per ton of Consols, for money, 92 4, ire ox div. ; Three per stuff over what was stamped previously, although there Cents. Reduced, 924, 4 ; New Three per was no perceptible diffeteoce in the stone, bat as the yield better Giptain Bryant hoped it might continue to Cents. i 92 4, I ; Bank Stock, 235 i 233 4 i w a es cresee, a nd that m the lode op.n.a out again, the produce gol t d he fo st rwa e Ll e eei r by Captai n a B ryant ed had u al e Ted in Bio, t r India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, would be better. Xmas. Johnston sa d advise that the 1084 ;ditto Four per Cent Debenture., 1004 ; Five pe st r Cent. " eufaced" rupee paper, 1054 ; and Ex- :worded per i l ge-tbe samples had not n relched th chequer Bills, 12e. prem. The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial In the foreign stock market the pr i nc i pa l Gold Mining Company have received per telegram from Jabal the following &bites in anticipation of feature is the increased heaviness of Turkish the Australian mail, from their resident director, securities, particularly the Consolides, which Mr. Bland, at Melbourne, giving the result of the have fallen 14 per cent. The reduction in the month of October last :-Quantity of quartz Anglo-Turkish Loans scarcely exceeds per oent., crushed, 4,036 tons ; yield of gold per ton, 15 dirt', the Bonds of 1854 being quoted 84 to ; those of 15 gm. Receipts, 5,343 L ; expenditure, 2,115/. ; 1858, 704 to 714 ; and those of 1862, 674 I profit, 3,2281. ; remittance, 1,2001. to 68 ex div. Egyptian, Mexican, and Italian Five per Ceuta are all firm, and Spanish Certificates flat. Portuguese scrip is quoted 3to prem., ex div. ; Venezuelan, 2to If dia., being rather fat; and Peruvian, 89 to 90, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 93} ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 384 ; Dutch Certificates, 1021 ; Egyptian, 954, 3 ;ditto second issue, 96, 944 ; Greek, 16} ; Italian, for ac count, 704, ex div. ; Mexican, for account, 32 ; New Granada Deferred, ex Hectares, 51 1 ; Portuguese, 1853, 474, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 474, 46f, ex div.; ditto scrip, 3} prem., ex div. ; Russian, 1822, 99 ; ditto 1850, 924, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 954,f ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, 46, ex div.; ditto Certificates, 9, ; Turkish, 1854, 84 ; ditto 1858, for account, 71, f, 704 ; ditto 1862, for account, 674, 4,4, 4, ex div. ; Venezuela, scrip, 11 die. Foos o'Creeir- E L Consols are firmer, at 924 to 4, ex div., both for stoney and the Bth inst. The particulars are published of a number of bonds of both issues of the Egyptian Government Loan, which were drawn on the Ist inst., and will be paid off at par on the let March. The fall in Turkish Consolidds on Saturday was occasioned by some extensive sales, prompted by the advioes from Constantinople. The substance d the news is contained in the following extract of a private letter, dated the 24th December : "The government has just contracted a loan of 500,0001. sterling, at 10 per cent, per annum, and a commission of 2 per cent, for six months, against a deposit of Consolidds of the fourth issue, which the lenders will have the right of selling at the end of nine months if the loan is not repaid in the interval." The pre sent poverty of the Turkish exchequer is partly connected with the well-known tact that the proceeds of the last English loan were strictly `appropriated, in accordance with the agreement, to the redemption of the cainie, or paper money, the government getting nothing oat of the loan towards relief of its immediate necessities. Its general financial position is improving, but it is waiting, as usual, for the incoming revenue, and meanwhile is obliged to have recourse again to its old prac tice of raising short local loans at high rates of interest and commission. Of the various kinds of Turkish securities, the Consolidds are chiefly pre judiced in price by this transaction, because they are held in this country on specu lation. As we have before pointed out, the irregu larity of the payment of the dividends on this paper, and its close connexion with the local in volvements of the Porte, must always render it a very fluctuating security, and therefore unsuited to bona fide investors. ' The advioee from Melbourne report the shipment for England during the month of 485,0001. in gold. Formal notice is given that the Metropolitan Railway will be opened for public traffic on Satur day, the 10th Mat Great Western Railway stock was firmer on this announcement, The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 19th December were 11,293/. eterling, being 187!. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The second ordinary general meeting of the share holders in the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank (Limited) is called for the 19th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. News is received that the Hawthorns steamer from Cagliari has arrived at Maretimo (12 miles from Sicily), having laid the electric submarine cable successfully to that point. She is ordered to Malta to ship additional cable required to complete the line to Sicily—having been taken out of her course by currents. We have received a copy of the annual volume, containing a classification of vermeils, issued by the Bureau Veritas, or French Lloyd's (London agents, Messrs. C. Devaux and Co.) This work is calculated to be of great service to underwriters, merchants, and others interested in shipping property. It is notified that the firm of William Phillips, of 25,C0al Exchange, consignee of the Earlof Dudley's coal and iron, will be carried on in future under the style of William and Thomas Phillips. SATURDAT EV11211110.. Consols, which closed yesterti;;;tiii to 1, ex div., for the Bth inst., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was likewise 921 to 1, and for the sth February, 921 to The official business report id as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, I, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, ; New Three per Cents., 921, f, 4, f ; Red Sea Tele graph, 22, 21 15-16 ; India Stock, shut ; ditto Five per Cont. Stock, 1081, ; ditto Bonds, 28a, 255. prem.; Four per Ceut. "enlaced" rupee paper, 95f. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 1084 to f, ex div. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 28a. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, Be. to 123. prem. The foreign stock market sontioues to present Imore activity than any other department of the I Stock Exchange. There has been a better demand for San Paulo Railway shares. Great hopes are entertained of the traffic of this line, and it is evident that the railway will be completed in lees time than was originally contemplated. Even at the current premium, the paid-up shares of this company cost to an investor only 1174 per cent., which is not considered a high price for a 7 percent. stock. I There was a good demand for bank shares, and an advance took place in Bank of Australasia, Bank of London, Bank of Queensland, Bank of British Columbia, Lorrlon and Buenos Ayres, Colonial, London and South African, London and Westminster, Oriental and Union Bank of Ireland. I Union Bank of Australia were particularly buoy ant, and rose about 3/. On the other hand,Otto. man Bank, London and County, and London and Colonial Bank, were quoted rather lower. In mis cellaneous shares the only alteration was a slight improvement in Italian Irrigation and Peninsulas and Oriental Steens. - The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follows :—London and Northern Bank, par to prem. English and Irish Bank, I dia. to prem. ; Bank of &lode, Puujaub, anti D e lhi, par; Bristol and South Wales Zinc Smelt ing, to prem. ; Soci6t6 Financiers of Egypt, Ito prem. ; London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire ank, I dis. to I prem. ; Anglo-Por tuguese Bank, to prem. ; and Midland Coun ties; Union BankA to 1 prem. ORDINARY SALAAMS AND aroma. nirm.WoLdinteerVaL Park.,Lan.ollo;boanna. Boaton,f3a &Laid and imam ,Cceic and Ban4on— 07.;;;11 = Do. A . 1 A so avowal 0 Do, B 1p nispaltoß. Dubllc and 3.• Tack Dand..Porth, b Abd.ht RdinburghLud Glaarow Faits and C 174. lase Maw" s L Wolin Groat Motion 10 - 0 - 100 100 100 100 Do. 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Park do NOZININ all Wimp • ic•terisai Is Ilahis•LlraL Tp.o. sil= r &Ayres W. loatbengi. 110 Mise Sal Is llnsTaka all luta% of hangs s/I Dd. Zoning goa.& p. an Ot Osairal at Tranni all Dumb& Cana It aD Dallas Audios aB .loka Okuntanko dl Bala all ;Larne ana ?unhook all Lyous and Genova all Narks Antonia all NaraiLlogolly oi lia all Do Wahl Do*. Northars of IS Do. Now Shane ail N. ILO &Ayres B. 7p. e SI Do. do. do all Narnaglan Trunk flat IS lokonsan'dm rrnaAldlu) all Parla.loons. and Modlt all larks and Orleans all Audio and O. Frandaeol (Parnambuco) p 7 p. 0., en Alga and Dunaborg 1 aB loyal Danlah all loyal Swedish al I Do. I par out. all Sambre and Moue all ce Do. par nt. Prof. 8 )g.7peret. all ,LAtuadt -V anetlaal 13 18.1..0/ Porku,okliperat p Southern of Vranos— Turin and Savona all IWasS PISMO I all Da 14 per out. Pre( au Wog. iII. W.of Frame JOINT IrTOCI la. (Sh. I Searle Apra and U.M.m Dana M i allianorLanatLivarposl Australasia Book or a~pppp{{ futfit of Bank of Queelall;iiiitl. iBMWs N. Amer,. Cbar.Bk.Brit. Columbia bl.• 'arta& Y. of India, as 1;12 ..ia lOola. of Canada DM Scot.& Ave rhartoi Bloduan.China&Jap.(l.) ilinparial Bank. Ltmlied Loudon and Brazilian.. L0n.8.4 reaSELPlata (L La & a t . woo. •.f 1.e... Loadoo and Colonial (L garage bed Woo) Ildedsa Joist Root ,lA.. and Iliddlres (L. Laminas BMW Ara.. Las. rid WeitiaLaalar. Kara • Pros. Biala (L. Cho. of Itaidaal Ifsflonsi Irk Nam Sea* Waldo Modal Tank Beat Oman. Woman , Do. 'Preafararil Now A !ataed.od Deft.S.Ahrlaa(L I!'! Imo. of arixsts.oB (I.' U ukra al Indio& (Lift). I Vaki• el familia ...... 1~~ 1: 4 1 1,. 1! 7. I t St. St 10 St Ilk!! 118.•3111 1100:01 14 1M03111 MO' goo! 10,00. skosol luta , • awlMe, na ski l i poi 1061 6 41 ra 61 I 106 au Isl m x 0 za 121 I 10 i 100 211 i -- :- xn 1011 In in sa le is Vi e i $1 IS U 10011cdedi 1061 - 41[13! LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr scam= TILIOZAPIL ) GAINSBOROUGH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) 'UNITED HANDICAP. Joe Maley ... Haltom in AUTO COAIICAVIV ". 5 its. STAND PLATE. About two miles. Corkaerow Joe Maley: ilia; Spores Jimmy, Rook the GardiLier, Teresa, Criminal, and Nil Dempenindum an here. UNION HUNT CUP. About two and a half miles. Mote's, Nil Despetwodum, Joe Maley, Fanny, Cork mew, Teddy the Bogue, Rook the Gardener, Teresa, sad The Ugly Buck are here. Anima—Fairless and Mark Tapley. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHESTER CUP. Rs; ifs . ; hts to be published about Jut. 20. Forfeits to be dodarwd Tues day, Jas. 27. [Subject to corrections.] -.- - ASsi Accident AP A s; 3 Doefoot c by Acrobat. dam Donne Canoe .... 4 c by Itimara— by Touchstone Donnybrook ..... 3 Glance 3 —Brent 3 Double X 3 Merry Maki 4 Adventures 4 Deana 3 Middlemen* .... II Ai r :at's g o $ Irankeld ll Monitor Alice Alvedisten Amelia infield Asteroid Atlantan Avnissehe Balboa 6 Fantail Bally Iblisesd.... 6 Father O'Leary Paul Clifford 6 Barbidese Daniel PhyaMan, by . Berokettia• ti non ) nen) Baticlide Beachy Head, 4 remnant 4 Bollo) 4 Bellman II Forester Benjamin 6 Freeholder ... . 4 Port Royal Ben Webster .... • Gaiety Barteley Bernice ii Debut 3 QUG/I1 of Spain .. a Meek Deer 3 Gone . ...... ...... 4 Queen of trumps 4 Btu Mir 3 liaddlnitea 4 'Used Jam 4 Bohem i a , $ Martington. 4 Mucha, Bosh Breechloader .... 4 illarcellermy.... II loyal Stag Brewer, The .... 6 Investemnt 6 Sandford Brighton Brilliant Brother to Scent.. S Jack o'Newbary.. S Ithapherdeea Brutottpringbek . X Jealousy Brown Duchess .. 6 Joey Joan ,Bucksione Coirscastle Caller Oa 6 IA se Oare 4 &cad dis Cauterize° I Mkg of Ilek .... 3 c by Iliockwell— 4 Oman II Ling or Vial .... 6 Lady Svelyn .. 4 Caasonalta Oarisbrook Cabtli-'emilLitve .. : We; 4 o by Tadao, CM! auconberg $ flienochty .... 3 Charles Pm 6 lady of the Isle.. 3 Tolumo 4 Cbdre Alois .... 6 Lady Superior.... 6 Tommy Joins 4 Cobbler, the...... S tarries II T. P. Cooke a Columbine Conical Contralto Coeta 4 Liston Count Cavour.... 3 Llarls eXCork I Lord Clyde agh Patrick.. II Lutra • 3 Vieloa . Cygnet .an 4 Luechila (take La Valenta' 4 nerilaiel Damascus 6 Magnum Beam . 4 Walked s Darlington Weather:lv 3 Dictator Doctor Brake .. II Maurice NOMINATIONS FOR THE _LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. Etta March 11. About four miles and a quarter. Weights and forfeits to be declared on a day hereafter to be named. [Subject to corrections.] - - - e RV Age Alchymist Age a Omen a Antis Antelope Arhury Aurlcula Avalanche Bally Edmond.... 5 Grist Bantam • Inketraana • withl Birdbolt .... ... a Jealousy clack Prince .... 6 Jemmies a Rhrelma Brewer, The • JostMaley • Romeo a Bridegroom a [filigree • tit. James I EMI* Grenadier 6 Leighton British Workman • Light of other Seery Broomstick Brownie, The .... I Lincoln • Sinking Fund .... a Buceplislea ' Gatspaw arta, a ',fedora Charm 6 Merryman cast , .I Mita Maria a Thomintown .... a Cadraadar - • Moor • a Dana Tao Dooldtel Draw, TY d NOINIAT • Yam Ciai • Yablwa • EITZAWOIII ESSCAPADI O A 01111grIL —A FRAI7D SISOOLAALT PIREVINTISD.--0.9 day In the earlier part of hat month. Mr Ballard, wine arid spirit merchant, of Abingdon, bad cousion to seed by poet to London a cheque for Iff odd, which retched its destination. It Amman that last Saturday evening the " boots " at the Crowe and Thistle Hotel was coming from the down express train, when a respectablydremed person accosted bim, and asked him in a commercially familiar manner if he was not the "boots." The answer informed him be was, whet the stranger gave him a cheque, and eked him to go to some shop and get ' it cubed, sod meet him with the money at the quarter to eight o'clock train from the Abingdon terminus. " Boots " being often sent on such errands, his suspicions were not amused, and having something to convey down the Oelnetreet, he did the cheque business on his way back, calling first at the shop of Mr. Coxeter, and then at Mr. 0. Gas's, at neither of which he got the change, simply because they bad not the amount of cash by them, or else it was Inconvenient, and not from any suspicion about cash. iag snob a respectably signed cheque. The next place, how. Wes. was Mr. Ballard's, into whine hands "hoots" placed the identical missing cheque above referred to ! Unluckily the right move was not taken to get at the denouement of this strange affair, and an opportunity of playing Mr. Com manila men an excellent checkmate game was lost. Mr. Ballard unfortunately let the boy go, telling him he would himself take the motley to the " gentleman," and for that purpose be Immediately afterwards started. But in going up the High-street, it seems " boots" was met by the party, and asked whether he had got the money, and upon being told that Mr. Ballard would himself meet him at the 'tattoo. and accommodate him with the amount, hur ried/7 thanked him, gave btu a shilling, and sloped. &du atroniete. 3321 3 xd .... Ni 10 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA liK-LANE.--ITHIB . DAY.) There was a heavy fall of rain last night and this morn. log. It is now (noon) steady, with a fresh breeze b/owing frm the south. The supply of EngliaL wheat during the last week was moderate. Flour rather mare liberal. Barley and malt, a fair quantity. Oar short. Beans and peas more liberal. Bleeds very scanty. Scotch and Irish oats short. The foreign snivels of wheat were not large, the greaterm portion being American. with a little from the B Sea, Egypt, and East Indies. Barley more liberal from Alexandria and the Black Sea. Flour, a moderate ripply of American barrels. Oats, a very short quantity, Dania and Swedish. A good supply of beans, Mediterranean, and a large arrival of Fast India linseed and rapeseed, two =Tof maize from ALAVVieS. and a few parcels of canary om the Mediterranean. The condition of most of the English wheat on sale is very bad. The factors commenced by asking Is. per qr. more on all floe selected sample*, which checked burner, Foreign rather firmer than this day week, but not much doing. Flour trade slow but quotations unaltered. Barley without change. Osto slow sale at the pier of this day week. Beans no chaoge Whig mu le. cheaper. Seeds.-Tares, elovereeed, end trefoil dull Undo. Lined and rapeseed steady. FLOATING CAecurk-A good number on sale, and prises steady. ARRIVALS or BANDS.-English : linseed, 5 ; rapeseed, 10. Foreign : tares, 6,300; oilseed 10,924 ; eseary, 610 ; hemp, 110 • other seeds, 80.-Exported : Linseed, 4,100; oared, 1,24. WILIAT.-Eoglieh: &rex and Kent, white, new, 41a. to 465.; ditto, fine old, -a. to ditto, red, new, 38a. to 455.; ditto, Ina old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kc., One old, 1. to -a.; red, new, -S. to -a. Foreign : Dentric, 50a. to 51a.; fuse, 51.. to 53..; auks, 54.. to 1588.• Bonigsbm-g, 49.. to 80m; ditto, extra, 49a. to 534.; Bosaok, 465. to 48a • ditto, extra, 635. to 1545.; Neeklenbiug, 62a. to Ha • Ucliermark ditto, -s. ; Americas white, 46.. to 49a; ditt o, red, 445. to 416.; Oanadien, 45a. to 49a. 1.1.F.XT.-Englialt matting, 31.. to 35e. be, 37.,; grinding, 23.. to 245.; and distilling, 28e. to 2Te. per qr. ; foreign , 21 , ato 235.; ditto distilling, rm. to 30t NALL- 63.. to 675. ; and Ware, Me. to 685.; brown. 501. to 58e. °AM-English feed, 19.. Od. to 21... Od. ; potato, 235. to 25A ; foreign, 20s. to Its. BOABL-Malghsh tick, 38.. to 40s. ; barrow, 395. to 435. ; 1441136 e. to 39a. ; forum aim to 313 a. ; tick, 6 ;375. ; 110 berg, 365. to 395. ; 39a. to 34a. rim -Engliah bail..., 40e. to 41e. sod Mee, 40m to 43a. ; maple, -s. to Ray, 3 6.. so ittle.; hog, 36e. to 40a. ; foreign, 34a. to Iffe. FLOOR.-Zesiiii tows,43a. roam; ditto In., 46e. to 47e.; country, 38e. to 1111 e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 345. to Mims Frenish, 40e. to 41.. pis ore; U.S. sweet 27a. to 28 1. ; Quadra, 27a. so 28e..; Spanish, 41a. to 42.. brow Coax.—White. 30:. to Y. . ; yeilow, 28a. to 30a. FLOATING oaanotn, all 0. F. and L —Wheat : Bari& mak and Mark:nap* per 4921 ha., 44a. to 46a. ; Ohirka., 44a. to 47a. ; Polish Odom, per 4801ba., 42a. to 44a. ; whits 42a. to 60a. ; Dianne and Galata, 39a. to 42a. ; Egyptian. 32a. to 34a. Bar*: Egyptiaa and Syrian, per 41101ba.. 24a. to 234. ; Odom and Danube, do., Ns. to 25e. Beans Egyptian, par 480114.,301. to 33a. : Odom and Oadats. per 492112 e., 31a. Od. to Si.a. ; linsil sod Bakpariaa. par 4801ba., 31a. Od. to 32e. ; Fnenak, do., --a. to —a. ; Aniaritain, do., 29a. to 30a. ; Egyptian. --a. to —a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TROY DEC. SIO TO JAN. & I Wheat. DPW Msla •Clata aseas.l'ess• floor. Coastwise. Wsqrs. pa as q qrs. IWY Pisa Saga& .. WA Me 71 t7 ON 461 i.. 16481 Amass .. 31434 30112 .... 16306 71.44 946 .181 283 KIPORTIL—WI eat,1.146 pa; oats. —; 5041/, 138 cats. LIVERPOOL COTTON XARKET. (THIS DAY.) tin won= AND nrricarrnow, TIZIONAPN.) (RON ous OWN COLLICINONDANT.) The market to-day opened straw;, with an active request for ootioe at steady rake. The sales will probably foot up IZOf bales. MINCING LANZ. 7 (THIS DAY.) The public colonial markets will reopen to-morrow (Tuesday) ; the public Wee advertised are large, and cousin of lOU litsds. aid 2,000 bap of West India, 5,800 bap of Mauritius, and 1.600 bap Penang sugar, 1106 packages °Woo coffee, 7,000 packages of tea, 1,200 bap saltpetre, 1,300 bop sad make of rice, and suudry drysaltery goads. Woke. —No sales of importance reported in raw or refined. Correm—There is • good disposition to purchaso, but no traumetioes are reported, sellers requiring advanced rates. TL,.—A fair business continues to be transacted out of the recent arrival.. Mom —For 501) bap of low middling white Bengal 11.. tkl. has been paid. Comm—Tilers is an active disused, and prices are fully orl. per lb. dearer. 4,400 bales sold, fully ball being on the spot. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted Ms. EMI Dash ; Petersburg oti the spot, 445. 6d. to 445. 9d. • March. 455. ; April to hum, 44e. 9d. ; October to Deem:. ber, 46a. 3d. to hie. 6d. —— . PARTICULARS 01 TALLOW. 1 U6L Stock as head Ma day.... 71.362 Delivery is weal 1.367 Ditto trim Ist Jr 63,314 Arrival MA work Ditto bum Ist Jess Moe Y.C. par cwt. this day 40c W. Ditto Toon last Friday 3ls, lid. soiti skiff 60s. dd. Hs. 9d. 6ts. ed. Na Id. Arrival for the wait fading and delivory. roc caste The .Meals lea week comprised 228 casks Australia : South America . by other place; total, 448 cults. Jas. 11. lan par, 941 OEM., METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . . We have a fair suppliof berate ; the choicest descrip. Hoes are readily disposed of, bat ere& is not very brisk for other kinds. Prices ea the average are about the suns as oil Thursday last. The supply of sheep is again short, and eounquently they meet with a ready sale atratber higher 'ilea Trade is heavy for calves at our quotatioas. From Dermas y and Holland there are 590 bees* 1.620 sheep, and 147 calves • Spain, 300 beads tiootland, ; Ireland, 450 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 600 ; and 1,500 from the Northers mad Midland Counties. ' • Per sione of Mho. .. 4. A. BM, 86314, Herefda 4 8 4 10 11414 Short-130n 4 4 4 6444141 480. 1.40414 3 0 4 0 Calves Pip 3 4 4 4 111441343 . 13 int-1,344s I 6 G 10 lasts at laarks4. 4.480; elm Pisa, ISO. ler slaw 44 Wm. 4. 4.d. 11•44 Dost lit-InlsSlt 0 0 0 0 Boa Loug-woola 6 2 5 4 Do. do. /Worn 0 0 0 0 awes I mood out 4 6 4 10 Do. do. Mon 0 0 0 lambs r mid lambs. 17.600; Cam. 101 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maim. Patteodea mid Smith report an improving tabs for hops d all descriptions ; oolory aorta ere scarce. and ensgensorl rather higher prices. Chummy :—Yid and East Keats, it. toll/. Ils. : inferior ditto. 34 LA. to td.; Weald Keats, 54 to 71. 75. ; Sussex, 41. 10a. to 71. is. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 16s. ; Walla End Stawar 1711. ; Walls End South Hatton. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. M. • Walls End Tritodoss Hartlepool, 175. 6d; Wall Ead Hartlepool, 17.. lid. ; Walls Zed Braild7l4 Hut ton, 17s. Walls End Russell Hatton., 17e.; Walla End pool, l7s.; Wells End South Isilso. 17s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 165.9 d.; Walls lied Classop, 17s. ; Walls End Eden Main . 16e. 6d. ; Wylata, 16s. ; Tanheld Moor Butes, 13s. ; Hartlepool West Hartley. lis. IL —6O ships at =slow 511,31 - 2 I.te7 86.362 64,626 1,366 46,901 127 131} 101 sh I I I ri 01 ten - 898 , 1 - in 1051 101 I la ZS - la SI - Ilk .... al 141 Ulf - U. 321 $ 7' I. iir. 11 OW iss.ane 900,000, w4Koi No. I 10.000 17.000 10.000 454.71? 1164',00( 1,201216 100.20 277,00( 10,000 20,00 t 60,004 200,000 20,000 2 0,014 1 00.00( 00,00( !6,000 i 2 . 41 SAWA 11.000 00( •v, 00.0 00 o,oou 1.71 IVA& 10 ' 00000 . KUM 10,000 M' 9401 k. 10.00 i 17.000 10.000 km* 0 10 %MO WOW 100004 14110 C ItsVX IMMO 11,601 64006 12. N. MllO 8404 x 10.00 G a ii _ si .I 4 lore i - WI I xil 1101 _id —id agi Owl —sd _id 100} . 33T id WI zd xd 311 zd fli i rd -- id dlii