The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-16 00:00:00

LLIKI ',bordello 11111.4 7 151' Leith '29.15 , 3 2111eldo Scarborough 29.65 50 Greenmat.W 19.67 49 G01w66 52 Voku ay ^ tia 211.67;50 Queenotodu 129.59 52 Liverpool 129.66 52. Holyhead .. 66 65 Yembroks 19.76 58 POSILIZICO . 99.0661 Brest 29.92 66 L'Oridd Rochefort S Plimioutit —.40.86 55 Weymouth Portsmouth '19.84 54 Loudon Dover 16 .7966 Yarmouth ... 21 1 :.72 , 519 Heligoland 67 SATURDAY. ON I= SUNDAY. W.W.,i to N.N W., Noirni-Ban, W.N.W. to N.N.E., st rong to fresh, fresh to moderate, as SW. to N. and N.H., WPM COM& W fresh, squally, rain in plamm W.W..e to N.N.W. and BornrCoasfs. tr, N.E. In places, fresh to light, One. W. to N. and N., fresh, locrir.Sisr., N. squally, showery. clear. V. to N. and E.N.Z., fresh to moderate, clear, rine. .W, to N.W. and N.L. moderate to light, clear, clue. L.W. to N.E. and to ELL, moderate,clear, Atte. North-laat=Calthneas to Lincoln. West= Donegal to Corn. lionth=Channel and Bkcay Coasts. fkauh-East=litzsit of Dover to Lincolnshire and Heligoland. &LEMON OF ♦ COMMON COUNCILMAN TON THE WARD OF A LDEREGATI. —Yesterday afternoon the adjourned vardmote of the inhabitants of the ward of Aldersgate, wan held at Shaftesbury Hall, Alderagate-street, under the prod duty of Alderman Bailey, when the coffin for the candidates, Dominated the previous day for the office of common coun cilman of the ward, which bad become vacant by the dis qualification of Mr. Thomas Woodward, was proceeded with. At the clone of the poll the worthy alderman anDouneed the numbers to be, foe Mr. F. A. H. Fiance, solicitor, of Falco°. street, 73 ; for Mv. Pattie" of Steining-lane, 40—majority, 33. Mr. France wee, thereupon declared duly elected. POACHING A .—Worcestershire is infested with poachers, who, in spite of the police and game watchers, carry on • very sucxessful trade. On Monday night, 10 men, armed with guns and accompanied by dogs, were seen leaving the neighbourhood of some well-known preserves about thee miles from Worcester, and are supposed to be the same gang that set upon the watcher of lir. B. Berkeley of Spetchley Park on the preceding night. It seems that early on Sunday morning, as two watchers on Mr. Berkeley's manor were out, they observed two men setting nets near a small tower, only a short distance from the village of Spetch ley. They gave information to Mr. Berkeley's head ham and the three men seized the poachers. poacher, however, gave the alarm to their oompanioes. who were beating the rover, and about a dozen men fell upon the keepers with bludgeons. A fight ensued, but the keepers were overmatched, and one by one were felled to the groeod. Felton was the last, buts blow from behind brought him also down on which cue of his assailants cried out, " We've got him down at last ; now let's dnisb him." The poachers continued to beat the keepers while on the ground, and only made off on the arrival of Feltoo's wife, who had been attracted to the sp ot by the noise of the struggle, and who shouted" Murder. , All three of the keepers were badly injured. Felton received some violent blows on the head, bat a thick felt-padded hat was a great protection. This hat was almost cat to pieces. The other men were seriously injured. Willis, one of the watchers, was insensible for some time. He wag felled by a blow on the heed from a. large stone, but as he did not move the poachers did sot beat him. Runty, the other watcher , was most injured; his hat fell off early in the struggle, and hie hand was ex pampa to the heavy blows dealt upon it by the poachers' bludgeons. He is covercd with bruises, bat all three are oat of danger. The keepers were accompanied by • musded dog, which got badly treated. The night was vary dark, In that nos* of the men could be identified. On Tuesday no lees than six different cases of poaching were heard before the Worcester eonaty magistrates. - ACCIDICNT TO AN EXCURSION TRIM. —A cheap excursion train was run to Aberdeen on Tuesday from all the station of the Scottish Nor th-Fnatern Railway, for the arnommodation of persons desirous of witnessing the inau guration of the Prime Consort statue at Aberdeen. The train consisted of about 20 carriages. As it was returning in the evening, sad when at Faroe!' Bank, one of the straps of the engine gave way. sod the train in con sequence came to • stand. It had shortly before that passed Bridge of Dun, and the fact of tie having left , that station was telegraphed to Guthrie Junction. As the train, however, was not to go by way of Guthrie, but to take s short .cut known as the Friockheini Fork, the telegraph clerk lad left the station at Guthrie. supposing his services to be no looger required for the evening. Tele. graphic comainalcation being thus interrupted, no tiding. could be bad of the miming train. From the train • mew sage was sent back to Bridge of Den and from that station, as well as from Arbroath, Guthrie was signalled ; but the persons in charge there not understanding the signal., no an swer was returned. At length, after the ti sin was considerably overdue, an englne we despatched rip airline from Arbroath in mirth of it.. This engine not having speedily returned, some alarm was felt ; and Mr. Yarrow, superinteedeat of the locomotive department, went up the line with • Jecood engine, and, coming upon the missing train at Parnell. brought it borne in safety. The passengers were thankful to be delivered from the durance vile in which they had been detained in the dark for four hours, wedged in between an embankment on the one side, and water oft the other. The teak' reached Arbroath at 1 o'clock the next morning, and Dundee en hour afterwards. Beyond the alarm and annoyance of detention, nobody was hort.—Zdinbargh Courant. SINGULAR CASE or MAICEILAVORTIER. —Mr. C. J. Cotter, coroner for West Kent, yesterdry concluded an aijooreed inquiry at the Lion and Lamb public-house, Lewisham, on the body of Mr. JAMS Thomas Wm, aged 46, lately carryiag ea business as a grocer at Lewisham. It apputr.d that the deceased left home with a hone end cart for the peruse of calling on • tredeunan at Greenwich. At this time it was proved that the horse's nine were in • sound condition, but, on proceeding to return home, the reins, on being pulled, dropped, caving the bone to flirt off at a rapid pace. The deceased had then great difficulty in preveeting the animal running with him and the cartagalnet a wall. When stopped it was found that the reins during the time the cart had been left in the street bad been cut, and that, all control being thus lost, the bone run away. On retuning home the deceased was very much excited He afterwards took to hie bed and became de lirium, when erysipelas set in and death. The medical evidence west to prove that sni pslas might be by • sudden fright, and the jury, after • abort de rer:tile and an inspection of the runs, which had evi dently been wilfully cut, returned • verdict of " Man sislighter against some person or persons unknown." _ - N•aatie &CAI% or • FAMILY. —At between three end four o'clock en Monday morning. the 'lessee Joseph Arnold, his wife and child. were is jeopardy from the bunting through of the water at the basin of the Ten Score, off the road at Ladymoor„ which runs between &Ar ley and Bilstoo. Arnold's wife awoke, dreaming that she was being drowsed, and at once discovered that the cottage was being iausdated. The water had surrounded it, and was is two of the rooms. With her husband she leaped out of bed, and he carried her and the child ma his beck through the water. which at his back-door was up to his want, t • the higher ground on the turnpike. road. Arnold then with a pike drove a hole is the front door of his cottage and paned out as much of his furniture as be could, until the water bad ewes above the sacking of his fear-poet. According to private letters recently received it seems that this island is likely to be honoured by some dls tiogoished visitore—nanady, the Duke of Buckingham and his mater, who coatemplate leaving Eagleed in the couneof a packet or two for this island for the purpose of going over that portion of Bops estate still retained by the family, as well ea to visit other properties held by them is the parish of Ns. George. It is added that 84 J. Mitchell will also visit this island for the porpom of inspecting properties held by him in the parish of Hanover. —J attai ca Standard. 1 4 /11490,. Barley. Mat NY. flour. qrs. as. qrs. OR Irk. ram Itognsai N 0090346 £9O 5.0 1990 70 .. [nab 9170 Amiga 191970 10980 .. 27790 10720 990 Teta — 11.300 11300 1 1940 40110 UM MOO BRARR 1.1875-(171.18 DAL) 7'wo o'CLocar. The railway market is steady to-day, with a moderate amount of business. As regards the principal stocks, the variations comprise a fall of } per cent, in London and North Western and Great Eastern, and a rise in Midland to the like extent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 102} to }; Great Wmtm,6s4 to ; Midland, 128 i to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110} to 111} ; Caledonian 118} to 119} ; South Eastern, 951 to I ; Great Eastern, 51} to g ; Great Northern, 125 to 127 ; and London and South Western, 101} to 4. Lombardo-Venetian shares are better, and Bahia firm. Atlantic and St. Lawrence and Great Indian Peninsula exhibit an improving tendency. Eastern Bengal stock has declined. Its ...1 inalonllo di El abeam , 0 64 It. 4 211 St. 110 Da5..D50. New 00.12.0.117.6 ' 1061 1070 1 5 U Do II 1k be. New. I Sera 1 1i pa f6l ell 1111111alsi6ladi6liontaIL 60 et is A Do.lllakeonee ics tie ame..iisoi_aaostiielii; e p.% Ma, A 441.1111 —' al IN OaloaUa &B. Isatios— 1611 107 106 1 ... 111 $5 Oapei.alkotip.e.saa. 104 106 105 100 ID Demerara.7p.e.poe.prol —, di I* Bram Dinpal —. . 108 100 10817} MI 100 Vail Indian gun 6p. 04. 1074 U 10 Do. 6. Launialon 1 pea I* 10 Do. H. do pa IL 100 05and Truitt of Canada fli 1 zsl in A Do. lit pelt. Bomb 76 77 761 7 mis a Do. do. deferred 61 65 81 MS all Do. sod pret.Boada 70 72 100 all Do. do. deferred bi 67 106 as Do. ird prat. Mock 62 66 160 a Do. do. oeferr 61 13 ..• ' 100 en Do. 4th wet Stock 3O 30 32 311 10, all Do. do. deterred 25 27 44. IWO gnat Indian lealmoula 1118 109 1061 9 & 1061 10 111 Do. New ll 10 pm [for loon. 26 iIS Do. January, 1882 Si ;100 at IL of In 5. 6p. al 106 107 St 100 Do. 4 per cent , dill ma etWaei Unlade, 44ae lOl 101 101 114 le Do. New 9l dB 1005 I 00 all Do.llp.olld&pay7ll,w.op I ill 98 171 all Doff 1664.15d0..0av ii es go .. 1 ,* 1 Indian ftaneb,Lbaltid 1 Ipm 10 1 Do., New I. 100 Idadrea Uwe. 4 per ct O6 100 K 10 Do. do. 5 pee et 104 1177 1061 26 10 Da. 6/ one et leers. 101 101 10 2 Do. 70114 ertradon — M 511 Kalb. and liobeon ; U 00 WI all W.Drannelek& oZ olaiii. aad B $ a •-• 100 X. D. at 6 42 16 .... 101 Ilblfta,r Canada* uk ism ar p. t— 106 1•71 IN Do. DoOl do. lO 6l IR 1061 -- U . 11 Do. do. do si. IKO Do. 114nel) So . 106 i l ot le. 100 — I. IWs De. 14. l) 102 1•6 —• DEBINTI7IO STOCKS. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Owm. Defendant—dir, it is entirely as I bare told you, but I should now be greatly obliged if you would allow me to have a glass or two of wine, for I feel exceedingly ill, and then seed me home to my friends. Mr. Leigh-1 will send you to the House of Detention for a short time that you may have the opportunity of deriving advantage from communicatico with the chaplain. Defendant—Oh, pray do not send me to a prison. lam sane now—perfectly sane ; but if you take thin step with me I know it will render me otherwise. The magistrate, however, was iofferible to the urgent and oft-repeated appeal of the defendant,who tobsequentlY, upon partaking of required refr es h men t, was accompan i e d by Berdall, the gaoler, in a cab to the Rousso( Detention, and biome composed. W=ITHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) Fumy, Oarozat 1l II AIL &S.W. &W. d w, s: W. W.S.W. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Equinox walked over. MATCH. Queen Elizabeth beat Sululle. MATCH. Canned beat Otariadmas. FREE HANDICAP. No race. PRENDERGAST STAKES. T.Y.C. Planet, Franciscan. Experience, War Daum, Outlaw, Sprite, Soochamp, Physalis c, Mcetisslma c, Breeze, Yamada, and Knight of Snowdon are here. PAM Foarzrr.—Alliance, Auriesda, Calista a, Nautilus, Hollyfoz, Mrs. Quickly f, Marabout, Royal Navarre, Wild Drake, Fair Sophia. Melees, Rapidan, Ferdinand, hip of the Old Block, Proineaule, Audecieuse, Rosalie, The Omit, Leicester, and J upon. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15 BOYS. T.Y.C. Age st lb Age st lb Miss Armstrong .... 3 9 4 Hlppolyta Csuldis 3 8 8 Dlomed Columba Mod:owner Litticcote JCIILI) Wren 3 7 a Pancake's dam con.. 2 7 Practitioner 2 0 ince Lee goo. 0 An .n L~rw i 7 ..i 7 ENTRY FOR LSO PLATE. LF. Sea King. Tornado, Aurelian, Gunner, Quicksand, Peter sham, and Kingwood. All are herg. FREE HANDICAP. T.M.Y. Airfield, Fantail, and Jack of Hearts are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOVS. Practitioner walks over. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA 111E-LANI.-(THI . !3 . DAY.) There was a rem poor @bow of English wheat 'in today's market, but its general quality was fine. The attendance of town sod country millers being limited, the demand for both red aid white qualities was in a most inactive state; nevertheless, scarcely any change took place in prime. With foreign wheat, free as well as ex-granary, we we heavily supplied, and eveo the fi nest samples were taken off slowly at Monday's curremg. The traneactioos in floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth sad Queenstown were much restricted. Most descriptions of barley were in full average supply and heavy request, at barely stationary prime. Old malt was much neglected, and the currencies were a shade lower than lad week. New qualities, however, moved off steadily at late rates. The show of foreign oats was rather extensive, and the supply of English was moderate. The oat trade ruled somewhat heavy ; but no change took place in the quota time. — The deamod far beams was almost wholly in retail, at Mooday's dallise in value. Peas ruled very inactive, at barely late rates. The sour trade wu in a sluggish state. Inferior American Soar was offered somewhat Wows. Seeds ruled heavy, at about 'tallowy prices. In oaks' very little wu doing. Pot Qr. Obtt S. L Bartok toad wri a" . 16 to U „Nark CUI.IINT PEICIL lONSLIM. Par Qr. wain. S. a taw, Kent, rod ltiet ID to 411 Ditto, new .. 41 W 44 „ Dttto,whltoll 60 to 44 Ditto, sew 41 to 41 NoWfolk and Umiak red 1102 ^^ 41 to AS 41 10 44 DitteilAlZATßew 'fauns Dlatllllug Grinding no SS Yampa - OS to II Tick 3B to SY Narrow 37 31 to 30 to 48 SI to 34 37 37 to S 9 to 39 M. Brae; Norfolk, iael Suffolk 6O to % Capron sad Waro 67 to 68 Brown sn Old and now it to Si _ _ hoop- ' Town mads:perTo lbs. Household 24 to Se Country Norfolk and fendolk, ex thlp 27 to 30 pATB. EDO* food - ll to 2: „ polo*, ts t• so rarlerT wises. a 4. Dant& sod Loot's borg 46 to 66 Icotook t Nocklos- Par Qr. OM. S. a. Magill and Swedida 16 to Itt Ittedao - uto se as to 64 inamion, turd rt Amikaur red a tow „ obits _ . .. Danish U to Egyptian it to SS SS to $S Boil. 1,5 to IS Mum CORN. WM* IS to SO _ 27 to 28 Grinding - 2fi is 28 Distilling Malting _ . . . os2i. __ _ Tom Trench. pa sack .... S to 37 Spanish, „ 38 to 88 American. per tot i 8 to 73 Csnadian, „, lB to St INTO LON DON, ET WATIR t TO OCT. D, INCLUSIVZ. ph.),, ir 15 te 20 122 I to I.II2IVALR OF GRAIN, *a., CARRIAGE. 71.01( on. II medical gentleman. in Grove-West, where I saw the defen dant who appeared to have just recovered from exhaustion, and the doctor told me it was conammeet upon poison ; de fendant himself aid. "Yee, laudanum' . and that he bad also Buog himself into the ornamental waters of Victoria. park. I took him into custody. (The quantity of laudanum taken by defendant, or the means by which he was preserved from a watery death, sin gularly enough were not stated.) lir. Leigh—What have you to say respecting this deter mined attempt upon your life? Defendant (a respectably dreamed man of middle nal— .l lay much repot, sir, that I should have indulged for an instant the thought of such an act, but I suffer from epileptic fits, and can obtain no rest at night from incessant pain and Maus. I will never repeat the attempt, believe me, if you will sow allow me to return home to my friends. Mr. Leigh—No ; that I cannot do. (To defendant's son, a gentlemanly . young man who was in attendance)—la your father at all given to habits of intemperance Son—Oh, dear no, sir, not the slightest ; a more tempe rate man does not exist. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, BM BATTL9II POWESSIOYS. taziwava I So4lay I be 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE MT ammo TZLEGWIL) NEWMARKET NESTING.-(THIS DAY.) MILIWING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAL —The market is less native, but provioUs prices are supported—grainy Mauritius was sold at 375. to Ai. 6d.; Siam low and middling _ yellow , 345. 6d. to 38s. • good toand low white. 38a 6d: to 41a ; Porto Rici'a 375. to 41s. 6d. Relined is quiet at previous rates. °urns—The parcel' of plaatatioa Ceylon brought to public sale have sold readily at the fulloammey ; triage,66a to 70s. ; fine ordinary to good, 771, to 1344 ; psaberry, 90a to 94a. Tea.—For fine new knirown and mooing' there is • good demand for export. Not mach doing in other denorip- ftics—At full prima about 12,003 bags have Lova sold. Oargo Bengal at rather firmer prior. Low, Si. lid. to 3d. ; good, 9s. 3d. ; part middling white, 1 ls. lid. ; good new Rangoon. 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. ROY.—About 100 paw. sold at full prices. Faurr.—Thera is a fair demand for all descriptions at full rat's. Istsoo.—The sales continue to go off with great spirit, and a larger proportion than usual of the parcels offered ue disposed of ; Bengal, Ouden, and Kurpabs at fully the °Maine rate ; dry leaf Madras has also sold well, at sd. to 6d. advisee. . . -- eri.;rwrits —The meant continuos quiet. Cotton.—The market is less firm. Prime in some mass show a decline of id. per lb. Yesterday the oaks were 4,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) TIM market is firm. Tows tallow le quoted 44a. not cub. Peierebarg T.O. on tha spot 45r.; October to December, 45e. ; December, 45e. dd. ; Janitary to March, 4fia. 91. ; March, 46e. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LILDISKRALL.-Hides.-Yrices :-551be. to 641 be.. 20. to 3d. ; 641 be. to 752ba.. 3.1 to 30. ; 721t0. to 80th.. 3d. to 4d. ; Bolln. to 8811 A., 3A to 44d. ; 88Th.. to 981 be.. 4d. to sd. ; 961 b. to 104th... 40. to 50. ; 1011 to. to 1121t0., 40. to 544. Hone hides. 10s. Od. to 12s. 0611 adze. ligkt, 2s. erel. to 41. ; full, 7e. BERMONDSZT.-11bsep skies, polled, 7.. 51. to 9e. • half bred'. se. 9d. lode. 9d.; downs, 4.. 9d. to se. 9d. ; Limbs. 3e. &l. to 7s. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-Min DAY.) Masers. Puteeden and Smith report the ►rade brisk for the seer groerth, and dee seniplee ere befog fast cleared off at slightly advanced rates. Curresey :—Mad and East Kee* 100 s, 130 a., to 1605.: Weald nem* 03e, Me., to 130 e. ; Beam; 84e., Ws., to 115 e. PROTINCLAIL SHARI MAJUUTS. L1T131,001 4 OCT. 15 —Wes today)—Great Western, 131-- Lancashire and Yorkshire, 111—Landon and North Woolens, 1041 )—Manchester, Sheffield, and Llaceinskire, 461—South La tem 961 b 1 1 - Manchester, Ifnefneld, sad Liocolosigni, 6 pcw cent. Moe 1261—Butfalo and Lake Hillelk 61 5-16 1 6 -16 1 5-16 1 le 1— .to Seven per Cent., 9—Great Luxembourg shares, 131 I—Merle= Three per Cent., 41-Bpanish PualTes, 35 Ditto Certifies:es, 14—Mercantile and English Bank (Lindicdo 1 7-16 p .—National Bank of Ilverpool (Limited), 61 9. -3111 - this and Foreign Marine (Limited). 2 3-16 p.—Liverpool and London Fire and Llfe 91 and Mersey Marine (limited), s 3-16 1 p.—Orat Ship, 25. 141.—Ditto 175 per cent. pet., ea GIL C. k 161. li•PCSIOUR. OCT. 15.—There was a good market, and rim were steady. Great Northern A.l%—Great Ship, Is. 3d.—Grand Trunk of Canada. 23 )—Great Western, 651-1111noit Central, paid up, 72)—Lancashire end Yorkshire, 1111—Manchester and County Bank. 1416 p —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, mg 1 4—Metropolitan, 111—Ditto Extession. 21.16 p.—North Brit Uh. 561—South (astern, 95, 1 f—Thanass and Money Marine Insurance, a 3-16 C. 5 p. 331 11 I—Melicen, 42 1 3} }—Whitohaven and Femme, 261—Union Plate Gime, 2:1, cum dlr.—Charing Cross hew Tire par Cent.. Ina 6d p. -Barnsley Stock, 1161—Preston sad Wyre, Ml—gabber) Carriage Comp ny, 125 p.—Blackhnrn Purchase, 10111—New Granada, 1111—Cas. federate Loan, 66. BIRMINGH 6(IAM, . 16.-The reported business to-day was con fined almost excluaively to stocks of • miscellaneous description. Warwick and Birmingham Canal clanged hands at 411: Bir mingham Town and DisWlct Bank, at 161; and luspettal Conti nental Oat, at 921 webers. DOWN, OLT. 14.-Tkree per Cent. Commis. 0111-1 w Thews per Cent. 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(b. task el Aran. kM Londoo and Oisalal (L. 111 Coeds& NA so kooks MN= NS Lou. .na uladiepa 11. 111 Lou. and Northern (1. i Leedom & South AMa. tie Loadoe&S.Amorlsom (L MS Lea.. &a. &min taw am& Weilminaler. Mermaille Midrass(L) .14 & Pro?. Bash 11 Yousrrol :199 I'dland Book (Um.) ._ 100 eattonal of lareepoolfl 10 I. res. et 10 Do New 29 Do do 00 gat•ooal Beak ^. New Beal& Wis.... .100 Na,Zes/a5.1 10elanud Beak Mrouro 1 100 Itteetas. irdisd 10 I Do New 10 ileia4/1.1., a Dual 26 te 0.144 100 t .oit.S.Alrios(L 100 I • New 21 Voles 01 Autedl• 100 Ills. a Noe..tlnumee CL. I• 11 !U lm et et Ueda. le•i•oil (14m.). 1 0`slm 00www. 01OVIU.1111:11, NNW MAN "us. "use *O,OOO .. 240,000 . 100,000 166,600 liken ! t 6.0 , 6 .• 11.44 46 . 1.. Do. 6 par Wakes D0.1160r 66.1162.1 M • Dw 6 v.. assL De. iffle•lNLla. Noe! de RaM4PALIES do. IND ▪ Do. fe I Do. V 18x1 Novotife, • p.ct. I 1878. do.. I Mind Use 6 pot d.. 1 1 8 1 3 ' 1 . )u • 878 55 Natal Gov. • per ems .. parr Iswirw.o4noi p. at. 11.11.Weleseir.io. 4. DO Da IP. 4. uni $o Idle , 44.6 P. a 1144 Kw MUNK I per 414. Neva koala 4 p. tr a141 4.4... • p.e!te. e rl i r 14.11:114. IL i 1 . 4 I %MAW St. ere asi W tuft VIIMAIV, M. Looks MORAN K. Katareas amine ec, ewe. WAN rt. Vlelerls LIM 10 Do. gar 491.013 8t .0.1646.,4 p.o.Mar.alisp.• 100 98 86 1088810 34,41.Ntbn.,4p.e.JaLobIsly. SS tool 610,000' Stll.Wato.—W.Y.—Oa..4 l ll i I pet., Jan. at July. —llOO 402 106 418.000' 84. Lacc.,tYL4p.e..JsadJly. 100 ' 98 100 620,0•0' St. Lon.Briltitip.c.ha.d.74l 100 93 100 HMS St Lk N.W.4p.e lasetJaly 100 98 100 !MOO. 8t Do. Sip.c..l4B.6Jely 100 86 87 250,1 84. L.tt3W.,4p.tiaLtJaly, 100 911 100 .... St. libtlar 14 p.c..7an.4Jety 100 ;08 100 IL N. British. B.P. & b p et., lob. 8 inc...! 100 1 82,411: SCN.Mttrn.,49.e.lan.t.Jal7lloo .... I St '8034.N.Z.,4p.e Ap.ttOut. l 100 110111911 OBLIGATIOI The stock markets are again quiet to-day. Prices generally are fairly supported, except as regards some of the more speculative foreign stocks, such as Mexican and Greek, which have given way. The latter stock is especially depressed. The Eng lish funds and home railway stocks are unaltered. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 57c., being 1 per cent higher than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 93 to for money, and 934 to for the account (Nov. 5). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent Console, for money, 931, 93 ; ditto foe account, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4; New Three per Cents., 914, f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1870, 108/, 109; ditto for account, 1081 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 116 k ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. prem. Greek Bonds have fallen If per cent, being quoted 304 to 31 ; Mexican are worse at 421 to 4, and Spanish Passive steady at 35 to ; Turkish Bonds of 1834 are quoted 92 to 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 701 to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bra- Lilian, 1839 and 1869, 1004, ex div. ; ditto, 1852, 1858, 1860, 914 ; Equador New Con solidated, 15 ; Egyptian, 1001, 4, ; Greek, for account, 32, 304, ; ditto Coupons, for account, 15 ; Italian, for amount, 724 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 811, 81 ; Mexican, fur account, 434, 4, 424 ; Moorish, 954 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 934, 4, ; Spanish, for account, 35, 1; ditto Certificates, for ac caunt, 14, ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 92, 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1868, for account, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 734, I ; ditto 1862, for account, 714, ; ditto Guaranteed, 1024 ; Venezuela, 1862, 62, 611. The Brazilian Loan has risen to 14 to 2 prem., and Discount Corporation shares to 84 to 9 prem. The shares of the Mortgage Bank of India are now quoted 34 to 11 prem. ; International, 54 to prem.; London Financial, 44 to prem. ; and General Credit, 21 to 3 prem. . . , . The heavy settlement has been completed without the announcement of a single disaster—a circum stance very creditable to the Stock Exchange as a body. The business at the Bank of England Discount office, though to a good extent, was yesterday less active than during the last two or three days, thus confirming the view that the recent demand was dictated rather by the apprehension of a rise in the rate than by actual necessity. In the general market there was an absence of pressure, but good bills are not generally taken below 4 per cent. The relief usually experienced by the market on the payment of the dividends is as yet neutralised by the falling dae at the Bank of a large amount of quarterly advances. The commissioners of the Swedish National Debt Office at Stockholm invite tenders on the sth No vember in that city for a funded State Railway Loan of 35,000,000 riks dollars. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 125,0001. The gold ships known to be now at sea from Melbourne are the Wellesley (out 91 days), with 131,000/. ; the Yorkshire (out 76 days), with 227,0001. ; and the True Briton (out 57 days), with 138,000/. The total is 495,0001., and 131,0001. —the amount by the Wellesley—is now due. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday at ss. led. per ounce, showing a rise of ed., compared with the price obtained for the previous supply. The advance is caused by an increased demand for India, chiefly to pay for cotton. Cape of Good Rope Six per Cent. Government Debentures to the extent of 160,0001. were dispused of yesterday by " the crown agents for the colonies. " The number of tenders received was 73, amounting in the aggregate to 234,0001., and varying in price from par to 14 per cent. premium. All tenders above 1081. 3a. were accepted in full, while those at 108/ 3s. will participate pro rata. The minimum price, fixed before the allotment took place, was 108. The crown agents advertise another small loan of 24,0001. for the same government, for which they invite tenders until one o'clock ou Monday next. The accounts from Sydney, New South Wales, announce the failure of Messrs. G. S. Leathes and Co., wholesale grocers, with liabilities to the amount of 60,000 L A prospectus has been published in Sydney of a new joint stuck bank, to be called the City Bank, with a capital of 200,0001. in 20,000 shares of 101. each, with power to increase to 500,0001. A very respectable undertaking is announced under the title of the British Indian Tea Company (Limited). The board is exclusive'y composed of gentlemen practically acquainted with India or engaged in the tea trade. One of its members is Sir John P. Grant, K .C. 8., late lieutenant governor of Bengal, and who is also a director of the Indian Land Mortgage Bank. A large propor tion of the capital of 250,0001.—divided into 12,600 shares of 201. each—has been privately subscribed, prior to the issue of the prospectus. The object of the company is to conduct tea-planting on au extensive scale on eight valuable estates in the tea produciug districts of Assam, Camber Sylhet, and Darjeeling. The estates comprise 40,000 acres of uncleared lands adapted fur tea plantations, in addition to 2,000 acres now in plant, the latter being guaranteed to produce for the current year 160,00011 a. of tea, and next year 220,00011 m. There are also 500 inaunds of tea seed, valued at 81. to 101 per maund. The price of the estates is 155,0001., of which one half is to be paid iu shares. It is estimated iu the prospectus that the profit on the current year's operations will suffice to pay a divi deul of at least 8 per cent. on the paid-up capital. The agents for the company in India, under the direction of the board in London, will be Messrs. Gordon, Stuart, and Co., of Calcutta. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,8311. over last year ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire au increase of 1,972/. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,0241. ; and the Midland an in crease of 1,9211. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 2nd iusk were 12,8121., being 271. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. A call of W. is to be paid on the new shares in the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered hank by the 2nd of November. The second call of 2/. is to be paid on the C shares of tie Oriental Inland Steam Company by the 10th November. A call of 1/. is to be paid on the shares in the Royal Alliarnhra Palace Company by the Rth Nov. The directors of the European Assurance Society have .opened city offices at No. 36, Cannot-street, E. C. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Oct. 14, compared with that fur the previous week, shows the following changes : Otrenlstien Mine eirtmLition active .. Public deposits 4.616,052 Deena.. 4.894, 036 Other deposits Goverment securities is banking department Othermeunties in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 14,570.611 Demeans 285,426 Eleven day and other bills 724,145 Demean, 53.367 The Host Notes in reserve Total reserve Motes k een in banking department). 7,464,061 Deere es 653,601 The changes in this return am chiefly attributable to the payment of the divblentk, which commenced on Wednesday, the 14th, the last day to which thin return extends. The drain on the Bank, through the heavy draughts on the public deposits, has tree only partially counteracted by the large addition is No is M arl til le t en 1. 4 ion MO 19 pal 19 10 pia 76 77 27 26 pm SEI 29 1. 1 1Pa low , oar 43 . 411. Te 1: 7 1 7# 3 ois' If S _. 4 67 49 14 2 pup 37 33 id 74 72 100 112 IS 4., 6 117 Ala Ipmi ldls par tS 44 I 81 11 24 2 pre. 1 04414 14 12 pa 10 11 pal" I 1 die' 221 2 1 2i2: as SI a III • I :" L „.:: 14 par ldls par 73 30 1 14po 1 par 5 4 61130, I lepefi ft U Eli nem 67 . 68 1 r mairats. O. prim. ffs ISI jai lel IPS 92 St 95 St IN 110 100 111 110 1:1 113 1111 106 068 11l 116 107 104 1091 1194 111 113 110 111 Ile 166 101 102 ISt US 101 106 100 111 106 106 111 113 112 114 1011 110 110 1101 Pd I (1. pilaw. i 11•118. NO US 10 1 IN W in NI U 0 day $ US ISO ' 190 I OS 100 I I edisepski AlmAloe (Limited) Lamellas Bea Amara. UMW— Bum ape d. ILeo. olled) !lOliver(lase: p(Lb =oo bl are. m) Doe Pedre.N. Del Bey Dm limeade W e Rea Del Bey(Ualted) Mateo& (um.) G.N.0p.11. Aiaindle(L [mania Usages (Ufa) Doodleelea llartmella IL torsos ame.G.M.(L N. Muer!. of ~ .11m.(1, toMehend allverbied Port IPhlWp Mate Berbers Gold V kotila A netla.ll.laL 11470hn del lay (LM., Dulled Warnzaa — es -- (Foli wort ,n¢ illm. ,_ /Lito.l.l 1 2 . 6 1 en in i 130.1 1 UR Paz 101} - 'lOO 111 1 Vl Ile ZAZWILIL Clubs galas. si 4 De. Navas& sad Nstaassa l6l ill Wismar sad Miners Nadia of Frame Sp. et. 111 Massa Mains. die.) SS Paris &Lissa New Royal Swedish &dud& Loas-Ves. p. a doodlers of PrsaceSp,e ll 9onith Dalt= W.&N.W.stlrsa U fOILEGN MINI. Anslo.llszkon lid 10 ILI. Matt at(L) tK Amirallan Apriont 15 Italta Watorw.rtm 5 Bombay Gas, Unsitaa 50 Brit, American Land It. 14.11..• 20 'British Iron 01:0snada Land 21 CanadaAreiscrAsso.tl,) 20 'Ceylon Cowes, 15 et ,Cop.M.Bm os Pref. 7 5.C 54 I Vtoksrsmos i 1 Pal 19 $1 23 19 116 119 110 115 i Ma i pen 9 2 108 107 i9a1 II 11 I Min 20 29 St. IDn. p. rasp. Dab. • sat In.l s I rOw... 10 AtiyptisaCooLethd.(L as. Almada and Wm. rorgo: • .• • 20 • o.Credit&Fin.of Lan (L a Gsa. Naas Na Ind 1 Ortaa indp (Ltenitodj • On. litir am , . rim St 'godson y W 'lnternat. Flaan.Soc. (L ) m 'ltalian Irrigatiou Canal WS a Do. gouda ▪ IJobst Stock Disoottat(L IS ;LsodooktricanTradlag 5 Ina. Modes tit SO Loo. Wasadal As 6. (L a Lon. Gen Omnibus 00. • Madras [Mgt. It 01801 W Midget. U. TaLlllin ' 10 NsialLand&Coa.oo.(l4) I National Disdains a • Its,budasCoaLtlrona N Do. gen ti .N.Maland T.andL.(lon 1 X. Brit. Anatralasten— iftbratal 1 Do. New. 11. 'Odom In. silt a Ottoman Gas IS. liver !Arad 1110 a N I hada. &MOW& Nina N I Da. Now • gust:ma/lad Rd.tlL(Le F Mammy bus IS Do. New II lib &Jan. City Imi.(l ) IS I Do. do ,liord Mall Stara —_ • 'lizotitalt Ana. Tasman. SO ,S.Atrican Mort. lay.(L s• Wroth Australlas Lisa ... illatnaarino TaL Snip . T. as ot Aast(L.), 1 ro WastaLa.Co.ll.omods •••• MIN trR Ithurtism -1..1. lOW 10 Man Noma's LIM f f 1 If l t. NM If 11,1111 8!_ 81 . I If 2 4 4hp p : 2 2 If 24 Par i PI a 4i I 2 Pm I poi I 2 pm I ii I 44 va 1 81 +410 48 48 dl SI 19 n I eta 111 25 4 4 7 4 17 18 1 199 m 74 IS 138 143 4 pel 23 S S e die 4 0= 11111 1 02 1 284 18 II PREFERENCE SHARE& Loudon, Chatham, and Dover, :S per mot. pref., 981. Midlaod Consolidated 4 per met. nrefer.nee Nook. re deemable, if so detercuined by the proprietary, 104 THE EXPLOSION AT THE CH ARTZILKD GAS WORKS, WZBTIONSTIR.—LATIST PARTICULARS.—(THiS DAT .)—OSS of the throe men in the Westminster Hospital remiss in a dangerous state, but the other two are progress ing favourably. Some of the sufferers, who after baying had their injuries drooled in the hospital were sent borne, sre worse, and two of them have been compelled to be taken into the accident ward. The whole of the other outlatients are still suffering acutely from the injuries they received, but nothing f►tal appreheodsd. SUTTEE. —The Hindoo Patriot givea an account of *suttee in eo long settled a provisos as Behar. A man of the Ilyust caste died childless, and his wife insisted ou being burred with his body. She leeks open the door of the room in which she was confined to prevent her self. immolation. and Insisted on accompanying the corpse to the river, which the carriers, three men and a boy, allowed her to do. The men prepared the funeral pile, made the woman sit on one end of it, and placed the corpse co the pile, putting the heal on the lap of the woman. They then set Sr. to that part of the pile towards which the leg of the corms was baociog. The Sr. gradu ally reached the body of the woman, but she remained firm ; mother did she scream nor green, nor express any symp toms of agony. She only murmured in a low tope "Barn ho !" In this manner the poor victim of superstition lin gered for a few hours and then expired. The police dis covered the h►lf•burnt body of the Suttee, and the men have been committed for trial. SANDWICH ISLANDS.—The Sandwich Island/4 are decreasing in populatioe and business. The Dumber of foreignreseels which had arrived at Honolulu during the first half of the presto& year was Ime by half than during the oorreapainding period of last year. There is a great scarcity of - labourers for the sugar plantations, and parties are earnestly urging the goverumeot authorities to import coolies from Polynesia. The population of the islands is deereasieg more rapidly than at any former period. It is now roosted that they contain only GAM inhabitants.— POMBA.: Star. It is said that some time since the Prince Royal of Prussia was looking at several emigrants embarking at Daniel° for America. when a sag porter approached sad said. "If your royal highs's' will give me half•a-crown I will tell yoa how to permit say farther emigration." " Hero is gold Prods/to,' rsolied the priece ; " speak." "Nell, them. let the Kiog amid If. Bisuoirk to America, ' sod I promise you so Proasien will follow him." KO* *AIX , 4.11411 4000 11141.740 10,000 - 4,041 600001 -2 iiiii 1 1•11916 Seta 11/7,000 MAN 'SAW raqllll.o iao .40.0 ft )%1110 13 111. an i 161 ii:iiii ise es 111 s IN n 'rc Fl I r im d i. pm 241 e lid? k le di. ti - db. 6 8 II It dV 6.8 _par 21 $ so 21 9 i 9 1 idLipm 23 N N B 7 PO 1.9.1 - i -- too en 30 al under the head of private deposits, and thus, although advances to a considerable amount have beet repaid to the Bank, as shown by the decline in the private securities, the general result is a further diminution of some magnitude iu the re serve. Somewhat similar in its operation to the payment of the dividends has been the liquidation in cash of about 2,500,000/. of India Four per Cent. Debentures, which became due on Thursday, the Bth inst. The decline in the metallic stock is not larger than that usually witnessed in the dividend week. BANE or ILVOLAND.—An Ac and Kb Vie., e. 112. tor Us weak IBM ptimant to tho Act 7tli I on Wtangeitl, Oct. 11. !serum DIN Kota lewd L2 ,637,9:6 LATILJUIT. Goverment debt 411,011.10 Other securitleo B,nee.nvl Gold coin sod W hoa 123,637,116 L 28.537,926 } lAJImS DIPASTEMIT. = doff Capital L 14,66 1 4000 1 Govermaeat Sem 2,123,65 i ritlee k lucludiag Public Depodta no Dead Weight As eluding Lichee, milt') MOMS WS Oar. Banks, Cow- Other Semitic'. ids at National Notea Debt, sad Div. Gold aad Sliver Accts.) Other Deposita— 10,462,8181 ws dayaadothet Bills 724,1451 t24,:10,609 £30,369,261 ILUISHAII. Chid Cesium TRUISDLT Oct. IC 186 L Console, which closed yesterday at 93 to for money, and 934 to for the 6th November, opened and 'closed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 4, 921, 93t ; ditto for account, 933 ; Th ree per Cents. Re duced, 914, f, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1, *,3 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 109, 1061 ditto Four per Cent., 1001, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1074 ; ditto Ave-and a-Half per Cent., 1164. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at 108 f to 109 ; and the Four per Cent. at 1004 to I. Exchequer Bills remain at par to 3e. prom. The foreign stook market generally exhibited an improved tone on the completion of the settlement, the only exception being again presented by Greek Bonds, sales of which were pressed at one period as low as 314. The movement in Discount Corporation shares continues. Late this afternoon the price reached 74 prem., and closed at 74 to 74 prem., being 11. 154. higher than yesterday. Indian Land Mortgage Bank shares were firm, at 31 to 34 prem. Aeglo- Austrian Bank have improved to 4 to 4prem. International Financial shares were firm, at 5 to 54 prem., and General Credit rather flatter at 2f to 34 prem., while London Financial have risen 55., closing at af to prem. Hudson's Bay shares were dull, at 14 to 14 din., and Egyptian Trading better, at 2 to 24 prem. The demand for Agra Bank shares continues active, and a fresh rise of about 31. has taken place to-day. The principal feature in the market for bank shares, however, was the movement is Alliance Bank, which opened at 16 to 17 prem., rose to 21 to 22, and closed at 19 to 20 prem. The shares of the Standard Bank of Africa have at the same time risen about 34, being last quoted 144 to lb} prem. Bank of Wales, Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China, Bank of Hin dustan, and Londou and County Bank shares, were all firmer. Iu the miscellaneous market the only alteration was a decline of about 3s. iu Italian Irrigation shares. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 124 to 134 prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 4 to 44 prem.; North British and Mercantile, 184 to ; Uni versal, par to I prem. ; Commercial Union, 34 to 3 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 4 prem. ; and English and Scottish Marine, to prem. Imperial Union Privileged Bank of Austria shares sere nominally quoted par to 4 prem. ; East London Bank,ili to 24 prem. ; and Buxton Hotel, f to 3 prem. New Zwiland Six per Cents. were quoted lower, owing probably to the native outbreak in that colony. IIINEB.-(21118 DAYJ Two o'CLoot. The mining market is firm to-day, with an increased amount of business. Clifford Amalgamated, Wheal Chiverton, East Caradon, Tincroft., West Chiverton Wheal Hope, and Wheal Seton shares are in chief deinaud, and have all advanced. Clifford Amal gamated shares are now quoted 38} to 39} ; Camborne Vean, 3to 1 ; Wheal Chivertou 114 to 12 ; Cook's )(itches), 20 to 22 ; Caradon Vale, 31 to } ; Drakewalla, 39a. to 40s. ; East Cara Brea, 7} to ; East Caradon, 261 to 1 ; Ernst Chivertou, 7to ; Great Fortune, 27 to 28 ; Lo rake, 43 to 5 ; Mark. Valley, 6 to 1 ; Norsk Crafty, 41 to 5 ; Providence, 44 to 45 ; Tincroft, 19} to 20 ; Tolvadden, 2i to 1 ; West Chiverton, 49 to 50 ; Sithney Carnuical, 5 to WWheal Crotty, 31 to } ; Wheal Lucloott, 2 to } ; heal Hope. 6 to 1 ; Wheal Setoo , 180 to 185 ; and Wheal Union, 21 to 31. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no movement. East del Hey have been dealt iu at 1, and Yudsnamutana at 21. West Chivertou Mine sold yesterday 82 tons of lead ore at 191. 10s. 6d. per ton, and 43 tons at 111. 13s. per ton, making in all 2,1021. The prospectus of the East Botallack Consoli dated Mining Company (Limited) is in circulation. The sett to be worked is situated in the St. J ust dis trict, in Cornwall, immediately adjacent to some well known dividend-paying wines. It extends about three-quarters of a mile in length and half a mile iu width, and is stated to contain several well defined lodes, some of which have already been worked with success. The royalty is very moaerate, consisting of 1-24th dues for the term of 21 years. It is mentioned that the proprietors court the fullest inquiry, and that every facility will be afforded for an inspection of the property. The capital is fixed at 18,0001., in 6,000 shares of 31. each, with a payment of 10a. per share on applica tion and 1 Os. on allotment. liVesitict. Fars, OCT. 15.—Business was is i‘itnictl. tmdsy at a slow rate, although before the gate* were closed many toes weight of bops were sold. Nasty speculators who hod bought largely, sod poisoned the when growths al plantatnne, retailed the hulk to congenial'. kr. The fol lowing were the elasieg prices:—Farnham. of bright aroma for pale and bitter ales, 150.. to 200 s. pet cwt. ; and 'mooed eons of these Surrey-grown bona, 130 e. to 140 s. per cwt. ; Mid arid East Keats, 12135. to 150 s. ; and Weald* lON. to 120 s. ; Sunex hops, 100 s. to 126 a. ; mid Woreestens, I I s. to 140.. ; sod Haste, Berke, county. foreign, and old hope were transferred at from 75e. to 115 s. per cwt. Mazy pockets remain unsold, some of which will be offered at Andover fair next ernith, aril Kent growers will dispoes of their unsold produce at Maiditoin fair as Saturday nest. The cheese fair trade is lank at the fellowing avemges : Somerset end Wiltshire cheese. mingles, 264. to 454. per cwt.; ✓oad doubles, St*. to Km.; thick Derbys., On to ; prime Cheddar a, 601. op to 00s. ; sett choke Stilton,. kr*. to lON. pet cwt. A large . busires. transacted is a g rimiltund ma ehieery and fanning Implements. The fair will sees to morrow, bat it w virtually over, acid Friday will %seclude this six days great fair. THE ITALIAN COTTON EXHIBITION, 1864.—We norleratawl that this exhibition will open ow January 1 1864, at Turin. It is desirable that the specimens of English manufactures, of age:cultural implement., cotton g i ns , p r imes, ke., should be folly represented. For that m enial the Ezhibitios Commissioners have delegated Mr. W. Wanklye, of Bury, Lancashire, to act as their renieseets- Live in England. sad have appoints d him to be their latrines of communicatioe with those parties who are desirous of ex - hibitieg cotton agricultural implements, cotton woo and presses, pumps for irrigation porpoms, water wheel., steam and cattle driving apparatus for ginnieg sod peeve mg esta blishments. BRIOAND HONESTY.—The Omnibus of Naples relates the following Incident :—" Annum the Knees captured by the brigands at Castedlamare wee Y. I:netztotf, a Prussian. on whom they imposed a ransom of 2,000 doesta, which were to be brought to them Y. C soother captive, whom they li As the latter, however, gave the brigands aely 2,000 ducats, they wrote the fullowieg letter to the authorities :—' We ere Lao honest to lie end to allow the public to believe that we hove had what never mute into one possession. We have received eely 2,000 damn hem Y.Ontrloff, and we therefore ben the authorities to punish the malefactor who has .bused the coetklence of M. Goetz. loft, and our owe.' In coneouests of this letter, y. (`—has been arrested at the minuet of the Pntsaise eeesul." &w. B.S.W. W. W.S.W. W.S.W. ! S.W. W. W.S.W. W.S.W. W. S.W. - 0.11.1 0.101 Oil 6. 0.111 171 OM; 114 II 41e 4 6 It 6 V* 91 4 i 15 1 1 I 61 e 61 si asi" - 791 U t 6 69 61 91 96 ... Y 8 .... en ne - T Sakti: 921 IIL ion 1091 107 Xll 102711 Ino i In an 100 all 100 an no an 10060 all 4 1 411 IS !all 10 !all 10 all ),o0 .1.000 4.174 KODO 411.*10 40.000 et 71 ti f