The Express. — London, England, 1862-11-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. sittirgs in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, •ml Justices Wighttnan, Blackburn, and Mellor.) t tIAMVERLAIN V. ;IR T. it. WILSON AND AROTHZB. Mr. Servant Hayes appeared in support of a rule obtained iu this otse for a mandamus against Sir T. M. Wilson, the bril of the manor of Hampstead, and Mr. Lodin, his ste ward. to admit Mr. Chamberlain upon the lolls of the court of the manor. The question turned upon the conveyance of the property to Mr. Chamberlain, which property he had purchased of the executors of a Mr. Dixon. Mr. Charles Pollock, in ebowiog cause against the rule, i‘iutended that the lord of the manor bad acted perfectly tightly and legally in refusing to admit Mr. Chamberlain. Mr. Justice Blackburn—You want another admiselon sikamother tine? Mr. Serjeaot Hayes said that wu precisely so. Mr. Charles Pollock said all the lord of the manor •anted wu an intimation from the court that he ought to Atoll the applicant. The Lord Chief Justice said there could be no doubt about it. Mr. Chula Pollock war proceeding to argue the question, when The Lord Chief Justice said be thought all that wu wanted was an intimation of the opinion of the court. That had n te e n o iriven ; but as the learned counsel seemed antioia to with the case, he was afraid it was the question of fees that was involved. (Laughter.) Why should the applicant be called urn to do what was not necessary, and multiply legal prooesduigs unnecessarily ? Rule absolute with orate. ARCHES COURT. (Before Dr. Lashington.) "ESSAYS AND REVIEWS." THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY V. DR. WILLIAll&-FRNDALL Y. WILSON. These suits, arising out of the publro►tion of " Brays 3111 Reviews," came before the court ►t 11 o'clo:k this mornieg, on the ►mended ►rticles filed against two of the tleric-Al ►uthors. The Queen's Advocate (Sir R. Phillimore) and Dr. Spin's% appeared for the prosecution ; Dr. Deane and Mr. ;stephens represented the defendants. Dr. Deane commenced by patting in an allegation in each case in answer to the reformed articles. Sir R. Pbillimore said he doubted whether the allegations were admissible. Dr. Lushingtsu thought it was not of the remotest con sequence to either party whether they were admitted or not. He did not see how they could affect the merits of the cane. Dr. Deane said his object was simply to put the sdleaa- Does on record. Dr. Lushiegton considered that it would be best to admit them. Sir R. Phillimore submitted that a day should now be flied for the final hearing of the cause. Dr. Lushington said that it might be mentioned on Satur- day, and he would then Si a day. He must first know, however, whether the learned counsel undertook not to plead any further. Sir It. Pkullimore replied in the affirmative. It was accordingly arranged that the case should be men tioned on Saturday, when the final hearing will be fixed, and a day named when the case will, in fact, be formally disposed of, so far as the Arches Court is concerned. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oommiroiotter Goulbura. IN RE THE ECONOMIC ONNISON COMPANY ( LIMITED). This was the ordinary petition for the wi nding up, pre sented under the acts of 1855 and 1856. The liabilities of the company are of trifling amount—some 901. or 31/01.; but an important question was raised, whether under the C.impanies Act of last session, this court has any longer ju risdiction in the matter of joint-stock companies. Mr. Nicholson, who appeared in support of the petition, relied on the 84th clause of the new act as continuing the court's jurisdiction in all cases where proceedings had been commenced, and proceedings were to he held to commence with the presentation of the petition. Mr. Barber and Mr. Grooms ailed that the 81st section limited the application of the 84th section to the Court of Chanoary. His Honour said the reasonable construction appeared to be that the winding-up was to be deemed to commence from the presentation of the petition. There might be several cases where petitions had been presented before the new art came into operation, and where the hearing had been adjourned from time to iime. Before giving his final deci sion, he would consult Mr. Commissioner Holroyd. IN RE THE LONDON BUILDING COMPANY (LIMITED). The same question was involved in this case. There being no appearance, his Honour ' after waiting half an hour, directed the case to be struck out of the paper. The bankrupt was a carpenterOd builder, of Patriot square, Bethnal-green. This was the adjourned examination meeting. Debts 2,8001. ; ease* 2961. It appeared that he had been bankrupt in 1859, owing nearly 20.0001. The secured creditors got 10s. to 15e. in the pound, the unsecured creditors nothing. The estate was not yet wound up. Mr. Howard, for the assignee', said he did not believe that more than 501. would be realised under the present bank ruptcy. There might be a surplus from souse of the riecivwd property, but that was extremely doubtful. His Honour ordered another adjournment (with limited protection) until the estate should ce realised. IN as CBONDONA. The bankrupt, a cook and lodging-Donee keeper, of Athanyetreet, came up for his last examination after an adjournment eine die. Debt'', 6291. The bankrupt returned a debt of WM aa due to Dim in Mexico ; but this had not been rewind. Mr. R. Griitha, Mr. Holt, and Mr. Coodday appeared in the ease. A creditor, who appeased in person, alleged that the bankrupt was now carrying on business on his own account in another shop. Mr. Graham said the bankrupt bad alleged that he was in expectation of a letter from Juarez, the President of Mexico, but be was now engaged in war with the French, and was not likely to attend to such a matter as this. A lady, who stated herself to be a creditor for 3: - )1., for milk and cream, said that the bankrupt might hare paid all his debts if be had been a good manager. (A laugh.) He sold refreshments in Kensington•gardens, and occupied a pita rent free. Mr. Mo lotus. another creditor, said his objection to the bankrupt was that he bad incurred debts and did not pay them. He represented that he bad • claim on the Mexican government, and witneas had relied on that. The Commissioner—l think you were blamable to do that. It was not a very safe reliance. The bankrupt, examined, said he was cook to the Albert Club ; his wages were about 1001. • year, out of which he had to pay the second cook, two kitchenmaids, and other servants. He was ashamed to say all this in public, lest they should think him a regular duffer. (Laughter.) He was sorry to say he had no other employment. Thelma) and fittings of his premises were forfeited by bankruptcy. In centractingdebte he had relied solely on the debt of 5001. doe to him in Mexico. Mr. Griffiths submitted that the debts having been con tracted before the passing of the act of 1861, the bankrupt was not liable under its provisions. It was hopeless to ex pect any better accounts. His Honour allowed the bankrupt to pus, bat suspended the discharge for six months on the ground of contracting debts without probable means of paying them. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN BE JANES BATERAN.— DIVIDEND. The bankrupt was an agent and broker, of Southampton- ' buildings, Holborn. He failed thirty years ego, owing 6,6791. Several di v id en d s h ave been paid, and the last was supposed to be a final one ; but Mr. Edwards, the official magus, haviog . sbout 901. in hand, • farther small dividend will be SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The November adjourned sessions for the county of Surrey commenced cilia morning at the Sessions HOU.% Newington -causeway, before Mr. Johnson, chairman ; Mr. TIIBOII, deputy-chairman ; and Mean. C. E. Hermes., R. Peek, R. A. Gray, R. Phillips, Lient..Colouel Macdonald, Captain Maedouaal, Henry Streary, and C. Whiteley. The calendar .motaincd the names of fifty prisoners for trial, forty-three for felony, and seven for niodoraoanour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSHIP4I/%lM7'. - ---- BRUTAL AND UNPILOVOZID AMAMI% UPON WOMEN. Joke Packer, Edward Perk, and Edward Clarke, were charged before Mr. Cooke, the two former with violently ausaultiog Pluebe Linton, a widow woman in h um b4 The and the other with rescuing Edward Peck. The complainant's features were shockingly contused sod swollen. She mid that on Saturday night last, while bear her own home, in the Kingsland-road, Packer, without the slightest provocation, struck her with his fiat OD the jaw and nom. the defendant Peek following up the assault in a precisely similar manner, from the effects el elm+ combined attack she became very ill and yet felt eiressive pain. The outrage having b een f u ll y eorrebeseted ley • young roan named Witian, two emetablee slated that on seeing the poor woman's condition, and receiving a deacriptioo of the men, th ey, went to a house In the Coach and Horses-yard, Kiogelaad mad. where they found them concealed ; that both were enter ; and that Club, suddenly entered ; and by his THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1862. interference Peck escaped from custody, but was afterwards taken. All the prisoners pleaded drunkenness, and non-know ledge of what had emu red. Mr. Cooke, in strong terms, denounced the brutal and un provoked assault, sentencing the offenders each to an im prisonment of one month with hard labour, and Clarke to pay a tee of 104. or one week's imprisonment. ANOTHER WM BEATER. Robert Ram., 42, a master cabinet maker in Shoreditch, was charged with violently assaulting his wife, Julia Moe. This complainant's face was also terribly marked, and the right eye blackened, caused, as sworn by her and not &clic by him, from the combined blows of his list and an iron fire shovel. Moreover, he had frequently assaulted her before, and when charged with the same persuaded her not to punish bun. Defendant declared that not any man could be more peni tent than himself for what had occurred. Sentence, sir weeks' bard labour. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A MAIL TRAIN IN SCOTLAND. GLASGOW, SUNDAY. The mail train for London which left at ten ' o'clock on Saturday night met with an accident between Lockerbie and Beattock, on the Oaledoeisn line, whereby one man was killed and other persons seriously hurt. The accident, which took place about midnight, was caused by the breaking of the tire of one of the wheels of the engine as the train wan going down what is known as the Beattock incline. The locomotive, tender, and guard's van and carriage left the metal and swerved to the right, and after running about 500 yards came to a stand. The next four carriages, including the post office, turned to the left and fell over the embankment, a height of 15 to 20 feet. lac this part of the train the sole damage wee done. In • third-class carriage was Captain Brady, who was on his way to join his ship, the Rob Roy, in London Docks. lie was killed, his wife and child of 4i years sitting by his side. The lady received a hurt upon the head, and had her ' face somewhat disfigured, but no danger is expected. Mr. Percival, of London, got a severe scalp wound, and a young man named Morrison, proceeding from Glasgow to a situation in London, was also hurt, but not seriously. Of course others received bruises, but none of them to each an extent as to prevent them resuming their journey. The line was cleared in the course of to-day. The engine, which was the cause of the accident, was be lieved to be in excellent working order at the time, and its wheels were all tasted an hour previously. THE FEMALE BLONDIN. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'ol6oz. The railway market is inactive to-day, and, with the exception of a rise of per cent. in London and Noi;.h Western and South Eastern, the prices of the principal lines are without change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 95j to 961 ; Great Western, 66 to • Midland, 128} to 1291 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; Caledonian, 113 toi; South Eastern, 88J to 89 Great Eastern, 46 to f ; Great North 124 124 to 125 ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 101. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 31 to i prem. Other foreign lines are quiet, as well as colonial. TO THE EDITOR OF THE RIPER/18. Six,-May I again trouble you to acknowledge in your next impression the following amounts received by me (in addition to those published on the sth inst.) for the benefit of this unfortunate artiste Friend, ss. ; C. J. 8., IL ; J. J. 8., 11. A Friend, 11. ; T. G., 100. ; C. N. Foster, 11. ; A. l ) . R. 31. 6d. ;D. Baynes, 21.5.. ; Earl Stanhope, 21. ; H. J. 8., Bath, 2s. ; M. B. ss. ; Y. J. 8., la. ; Lotte, 6d. ;IL A. Bowker, 10a. ;G. H. 1/. ;J. 0., Is. ; F. D., 2s. ; B. 8., 6a. ; M., 2s. &I. ; J. E. Y., 11. 100. ; M. E. W. 11. ; Zephyr, sa. ; 8., 2s. 6d. k K. H. S., 5a. ; J. W. Haney, ss. ; P. M. G., 105. ; J.J. 8., 2 5 4 ed. ; D. M., ss. • A Friend. 10a ; J. E. D., 10a. ; J. C. ld., 2s. ; Sympathy, ' loa.; H. 8., 2s. 6d. • An Old lady, 2s. 6d; Dor chester, ls. ; A Lady, 11. ; Aim Burr, 100.; M. H., 33. ; W. W. G., 2e. 6d. ; A mite, H., 2s. 6. ; H. G. P., 15s. ; Anonymous, la.; E. A., 1k; H. U. R., 55.; 8. P., 55.; X. X. X., 7e.; J. Hill, 55.; Hrs. Malkin, Stk, H. D. C., 1k; Mary, William, and Eve, U.; W. Dasio u ll4E.L.R., 21 ;D. S. 8., 1!.; Eye Witness, 10a.; G. F. &whim', 51.; M m . Lovell, 1/.; A Sufferer from an aceklent, 55.; India, 21. si.; Po ir Solicitor, Si.6d. FatJter caaributions will be received by me, or by Sir Samuel Scott, Hart., and Co., beakers, 1, Oaveadisb-square, London.-1 am, du., FELIX JOSEPH. 92, New B oad •street, Lapdog, Nov. 17. PERTHSHIRE.—WRITE HARE AND PARTRIDGE &worm. —On most of the shooting quarters in this county the sport has now been commenced, and the low covers are much better stocked than was anticipated. White hare shooting on the northern moon has been very saccade' and from 1,50) to 2,CJO have been begged on several estates within the past three weeks. 'They are very numerous on the Grampian ranges, and on some of the passes from Coll to 80 may be shot io a few hours. Rue deer are very numerous and in flue condition. A large number have been shot on the best wooded estates. Brown hares and rabbits are plentiful on the low covers. Partridges and pheasant. are scarce, but healthy and well-con ditioned. In (Brothel's a the oovers are excellently stocked. At Strathallan, Lord Strathallan, the Master of St/alkalies', and Captain Greenhill have enjoyed excellent sport, and have killed from 500 to tit) heal of game. Lord Lupplio Lord Charles Ker, Sir Thomas fdoncreiffe, anal party, b agged upwards of 1,000 head of game in four days shooting on the Dupplin preserves. On the luchbrakie, Trinsty-Gask, Muocreiffe, and Mansfield estates, several hundred head of game have been bagged 'bring the week. SERIOUS ACCIDKNT AT • MENAGERIE.—OiI Thursday evening an unfortunate accident occurred at the large and well-appointed English and American Hi nee Circus, recently erected by Mr. Richard I, is Creahalbstreet, off Dale-street. On that evening, while the performance was going on in the circus, a arrant named litacarthy, assistant of Mr. Alin I Moffat, was passing the cage in which the lions are confined, and one shutter of which had just been removed for ventilation, when a homes seized him by the arm. The unfortunate mou's shrieks rang through the budding, and no doubt that his life would have been sacri ficed, but Mr. Batty, the intrepid performer with the wild beasts connected with the Hippodrome, was fortunately close at hand ; he dashed to the rescue of Racarthy, and actually wrenched Dim from the grasp of the lioness.. The den of lions was immediately wheeled into the centre of the ring, and Mr. Batty entering the cage, at once went through his courageous performance with the animals, to the astonishment and resseuranoe of the immense audience, which bad been disturbed by the poor man's screams. The man was removed to the Noithern Hospital, where, in consequence of the severe lacerations inflict d upon the limb, it was fouidiedvisable to amputate the fore arm. The patient is now progressing favourably towards recovery, and we understand that Mr. Bell has made ar rangements by which the poor fellow, though thus maimed, will not be pecuniarily a sufferer by the accident.—Liner. pool Allnon. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY BY A FEMALE SKR YANT.—A daring robbery has been committed at the resi dence of Mr. Wailham Lucke (one of the magistrates of Witte), &end. In the evening a loud crash was heard, and on the inmates of the house going out to see what was the matter, it was ascertained that the noise had been caused by the smashing of some glass in the conservatory. On se/arch being made it wu found that the drawer of a room adjoining the conservatory had been robbed of its contents, which were two 51. notes, one 101. note, and twelve sovereigns, in aU 32.1. It was also observed that the door of the room was locked, and that the window had been left open. One of the female servants, a young woman named Louisa Newman, was musing, but in a short time she made her appearance, lied, on being questioned about the matter, she made the extraordinary statement that she had met a young man with whom she was acquainted ; that he bad presented a pistol at her bead, and insisted on her telling him where some of the valuable articles belonging to her mistress were; that she had done so, and that he had then robbed the house. Information was at ooce given to the policie n but Mr. Super intendent Wolfe, from the very first, disbelieved the story's( the young woman, and hinted his suspicions to Mr. Locke, who, however, expressed himself satisfied of the innocence of his servant. The police thereupon made every laclulr9, with a view to trace the alleged thief, but, so far froth doing so, Mr. Superintendent Wolfe was more firmly convinced that the thief was the servant girl, and on his reeommendation she was given into custody. Her person was then examined, and it was found that she had recently received some very severe cuts, and it is surmised that in attempting to leave the room in which she committed the robbery, she endea voured to escape by a portion of the roof of the conserva tory, and that while so doing she slipped through the glom, thereby severely injuring herself, and also making the noise which disturbed the inmates. The prisoner was taken before a magistrate on the charge of robbing her master of 32/. in money, and, some merely formal evidence having been given, she was remanded to the itelksham petty sessions. The same evening the prisoner admitted that she com mitted the robbery, and stated that she had hid the money in a certain place in the shubbery, adjoining the house. The police accordingly searched, and found the whole of the money secreted in the spot indicated by the prisoner. The prisoner had only been in the service of Mrs. Locke three weeks and three days when the robbery was com mitted. At the close of the evidence the magistrates com mitted the prisoner for trial. ROCHIB POINT. —The Cunard Company's tender left Queenstown at au early hour this merging for the light house, and has been there engaged the whole day in getting • gun into position. This gun is intended to be used as • signal for the steamers in foggy weather. By its aid the Saab will be enabled to make out the lie of Roche's Peat, and will therefore be able to enter the harbour fearleraly at periods when, without its assistance, they could not immure to do ea.--Cork Azawiner. The barque Bonanza, Captain Clark, arrived yesterday, in twenty-four days from St. Helena, with 158 • eaptured Africans. Two deaths occurred during the voyage. The captain reports that there were about 7C3 Africans at St. Helena, but there was no conveyaoce for thaw. It is also stated, on the authority, we venues, of sense aldose en board of a man-of-war, that in oae hursoisea es the wait coast of Africa there were abort 5,C)0 taro paused up, awaiting the arrival of alaven.—Demerera paper. We ite happy to announce the formation of =utter company for the cultivation of cotton in this e tatted. The coaceny lea °know one, with • capital of • 50,0001. already subscribed. A large ahendosisd anger estate Me has purchased in the lower part of the part& of (b -roaden, and operations have ban alreacircemensed ia the Glaring of lands, kn.—Jamaica 121141riken• INUNNANY MARIS AND ITOCIN. Rh. I Pd ZAILwATI. IMm,Wol. dawn . VAL ldßraJaoa Dodos, Ild.C. 'Bristol mod isder oWdnoLn Coot and Boadon D. • J • so dlv. Blp.e.lopsidgo S. DOM* suodioUsA Too. Dimod.,Porth, & idboburghond Glasgow Worth Nod Clyde Juno. OS. Woolen Str g rastorri Do. 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English rail way stocks, in two or three instances, are slightly higher, notwithstanding the continued inactivity of business. There is a good demand for most kinds of foreign stocks, particu larly Turl6sh, Greek, and New Grenadian, all of which have improved. At Pans this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 70ir. 450., being nearly per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 934 to 4, cum div., for money, and 924 to 4, ex div., for the 4th December. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 934, 4,4, cum div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4, 92 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 231 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 f ; ditto 1864, 1004, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 105 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 112 ; Exchequer Bills, June, Ils., 14s. prem. ; ditto, March, 10s. prem. Turkish stocks are better. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 83 to 84 ; that of 1858, 693 to 70 ; the scrip of 1862, fto premium, and the Consolidgi 38 to 1. There has been an extraor dinary demand for New Granada Land Warrants, which show a great rise, being last marked 61 and 51. Greek Bonds have again improved. Venezuelan scrip is also better, at 11 to 1 die. Portuguese scrip is quoted 21 to 31 prom. ; and Peruvian, It to die. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptian, 90 ; ditto second hum, 881, ; Greek, 163, 1, 171; ditto Coupons, 71 ; Italian, 711, ; Mexi at; for account, 331, f ; New Granada Land wairants, 41, 6, 51, 61, 51 ; ditto ex overdue Coupons and Hectares, 13, 12i, 13 1 ; ditto Deferred, 7 ; Portuguese, 1862, 47 ; ditto scrip, 3 prem. ; Russian paid up scrip, 931, f t , ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 541 ; ditto for account, 541 ; ditto new Deferred, for account, 461 ; ditto Certificates, ; Turkiab, 1858, for account, 691, 70 ; ditto scrip, 1,1, 1 prem. ; ditto paid up, 69, ; Venezuela scrip, 1 1 1 die., ex div. An instalment of 10 per cent, fell due on Satur day on the Venezuelan Loan for 1,000,000 i. stock, but produced no effect whatever on the dis count market. Choice bills continue to be taken a fraction below the Bank minimum. Very little business was done at the Bank. A meeting of the holders of Venezuelan Bonds is convened by the committee for Wednesday next at the London Tavern. "Piepa.iticniai;re published of 599 Bonds, re prompting 110,0001. of the Russian Four-and-a- Half per Coat. Loan of 1849, which have been drawn, and will be paid off at par between the Ist January and 28th February next. The sum of 31,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The Shannon will take to-day for the West Indies 51,0001. in gold and 8001. in silver. Notice is given that in accordance with the general arrangement between the Grand Trunk Railway o". Canada and the Atlantic and St. Law rence Railway Company, on and after the 19th inst. the holders of the sterling bonds of the latter company " will be paid the arrears of interest now due thereon, at the reduced rate of 5 per cent., on the production of their bonds, and on their surren dering their coupons, and signing the necessary receipt" The receipts of the Great Western Railway of i Canada for the week ending the 31st ult.' were 12,9901. sterling, being 1,2371. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the Agra and United Service Bank (Limited) have opened a branch at Sydney. The directors of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited) have appointed Mr. Edward Samuel Parkes, of the London and Westminster Bank, City, the manager of their Southwark branch, which opens for business on Monday, the 17th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company is called for the 2nd December, to consider the propriety of consoli dating into stock the 7,199 new and paid up shares. A 4eneral meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of British North America is convened for the 9th of December. A special meeting of the shareholders of the British Guarantee Association ham been summoned, to confirm an agreement to transfer the business of the association to the European Assurance Society. We are requested to state that the directors of the West Africa Company (Limited) have announced the approaching closing of the list. Country appli cation; however, will be received fifteen days later than those from the metropolis, it being intended to hold meetings in the provinces in the interval. In consequence of advicee by the last African mail the directors have determined to reserve a small portion of the capital for African merchants on the Coast _ . We are also requested to mention that the share list of the Aerated Bread Company will be closed on Thursday next. The dividends due the lst December on the Bra zilian loans are announced by Messrs. Rothschild. The interest due the Ist proz. on the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan is announced by Messrs. Hambro and Son. With reference to the r( cent increase in the ship ments of goods from hone to the Australian colonies, the circular of Messrs. George A. Lloyd and Co., of Sydney, contains the following warning remarks : We notice that shipments from bonne to the Australian colonies exhibit an enormonui Maness in value, but trust that this is examtiocal. and that eaceeediog mails will bring very different intelligence. There is nothing to war not larger export• from England, as the supplies we have been lately reoeiviog are more th►n sufficient to meet the demand of our markets; aad If shippers at home go into more extensiveoperations they will do NO at very serious loss to themselves. SATURDAY EVIDMRA Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to } ex div. for the 4th December, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the last price was 931 to } with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93}, 1, cum div. ; ditto for account (Dec. 4), 921, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 911, i ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Thirty Years An nuities, 1880,121 ; Bank Stock, 238, 236, 238 ; India Stook, 230, 226 ; ditto Ave per Cent. Stock, 107 , ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 , f ditto Bonds, 315. prem. he India Five per Cent, stook was quoted 109} to 1 ; India Eonds, 28s. to 315. prem. ; the June Exchequer Bills, Ils. to 14s. prem. ; and the March 10a. to 13a. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks are more lituited than for some time peat, but prices gene _ll.ly were firm. In the market for bank shares to day the principal inquiries were for London and County and London Joint Stock. Other descriptions were steady. Standard Bank of South Africa were dull, at 21 to S prem., • call of 51. being looked for. In miscel laneous undertakings, Peel River Land, Berlin Waterworks, and Royal Mail Steam shares were inquired for. Ooean Marine shares closed to-day at 61 to j pram.; Thanes and limey, 21 to 21 prem.; Uni versal, 1} to I die. ; North British and Mercantile, 151 to 16; Commercial Union, par to prem. ; and Loudon and Provincial Marine, tot die. The closing quotations for shares an new under takings were es follows :—Standard Bank of Bridal' South Africa, 21 to 3 prem. • Bank of Canada, Nova Soot* and New Brunateick, to pram . ; 13 lll U3it 111 11S 110 111 110 131 1111 BO 117 119 111 113 109 106 109 110 99 109 Ild 90 99 91 101 103 te 78 US 171 10/ 106 US 140 116 118 116 118 186 140 116 118 166 160 131 136 VS 82 98 DO 71111 111 _f oas e if .61 1 Iv. 140 142 108 106 66 66 110 112 128 110 1 li pm 03 05 —.— dis LdLs Ds uir Sae 10* I Si U* 102 104 102 104 87 89 28 29 U 64 U 84 a 66 126 128 120 124 160 101 120 ns :WAIL , 7s s 1 pis tOe 2lix b. 10 144 Si Si 20 21 401 41i 4 6. 4 pm 9 8 4 4 415 401 r 1.1 41 43 13 lee 15 17 1 1 zd lbw 211 T B 4 - 1d Ws 11 1 1 1 1 hl 1. . . 11/6 = -- 100 LW 1611 1919 199 61 a - 109 01 II IN 1N 100 1011 1 les per —. IM 100 100 100 100 a.. 100 IPL I OL Flom I Sam 107 IN 106 /07 1061 ate 107 97 OT 99 110; 111+ 111 113 113 114 114 116 108 109 1061 tell 101 103 101 103 1001 101 111 113 107 108 109 111 100] 111 1eaT.1P.e, 1 161 411 .!M Do. perol.werattAwg. 100 Do. 0 per 0t.14z.16ep. 100 Do. 6 per oat. Do. sperosatln. Stock 100 Ong of G llopeep.eLlNlS 100 do. 1000 100 Do. do 1800 100 Do. do WM 100 Natal Gov. 6 per ccot New Dronerr.t.4ov. op. ot lOO N. B. Waldo G 6.4. c. 1 111 Do. 6p. o. 1871 to tin 100 Do. 6p. e., 103 M._ 100 New Zealand 6 per cent. 100 Nova Bootle, 6 p. a., 1876 100 Queensland Gov.6p.cent 100 0. Anst.(tov. 6 p.c. 11000. 100 IVlc.Gov 6p.e.Jan.&July 100 D'. do.llp.e. April au. 00 len 1071 JOINT 'SOCK ELM No. 18h, I SAWA I SI& , CI. prior. I Bak% 10,009 100 Agra and U. Ser. flank .• 10 88 50 , _ 10,000; 100 AlllanceLon..9Llvalu,,ol 13 8 gi gin/ MINI 60 Amlinlaga all 70 71 in soot 10 Bank d&jugo 6 000 IN Bonk 01 10,000' 100 Bank of Quemsaland (L 6 13 06 dl. - 10.000', 50 Millets N. Ansence - 12,600' 20 Char.Bk.Brlt. Columbia 10 1 dls pm - ROOOl 10 C. Mt. ladia.Aus.,Cl2o. at. 313 24 - IMMO 11 Mira. M. 01 Ind* at an 90 39 - 000 100 t c 2 o 3/ ..ad 16 50 93 96 - - 20 0 ,000 100 41 61 60,000 19X Oots. M °salads „.... al. - - .- 25,0001 10 Bog. Soot&Atial..Chert". all 193 103 111/ 10,000 100 Ilindusaildne&Jap.(L) 10 1 03 dis - 10,0001 100 Imperial Bark, Ilmhed 10 1 14 pm - 10.000 100 London and Bra.illan l6 13 23 pm 171 I .6,000 100 Lon.B. Lynteol4.Plate (L 4 1 03 Ms - 60,000: 20 ton Lb. IMAM of Anst.l. all 913 185 - 6,000 100 Cordon and Cabala (L. 3 1 11 pm 63 16,0044 SU Lendon and County - 110,000' 00 London /ant Stook 10,700 100 Loll. and Middlesex (L. 2 par 3pm 11 1 110,001 ill loudun & 800 u, ALiaas a'l 81 6 pro 233 f 10 000 100 Lon. and Weetsdneter 9O 79 97 - KOOS 100 Shiro. & Proy. Bank (I. 10 31 35 pm 183 26,090 SS /7.Pro. of ItnWand New 12 1 - - - MOOS 60 Nalionel Bank - - - 16,01 C IC New South Wales all 40 48 - 36,490 * Mental Bank Oarporn. all 62 64 - 16,010 10 ;Moo= Bank - 16,000 91 Do. ! rely.. 1 6 4 6 pro 63 3 3 *OM 100 Provincial of !retro. B9 90 1393 5.001 100 Stand.of 5tA.9.. 4 - .;cO;L 2 II 3,03.53 &63 for 40.001 26 Colon of Auetmov 1 all 48 tr I [money 10,0* 100 Union of Ireland (Lim.). 7 1 03 dls - MOO 60 Platen at Louder It 33 34 M.lllChuLitti IOU& Na I Bk. I COniantlo, IPd 13. prices I Sales. 10.0141 V/ Anglo-Mosken KW .. all 18 19 1 183 -- 60,000 10 Atlantic IIL Mall BL (I) S i I 4 - SO,OO 16 Austra li an AmicuL .... 19 14 25 243 47.400 10 Bettis Widerworks .. all 61 7 - 20,000 6 Bombay em, lAmlted.. 1 3 dls Ipm - L e 6114,780 St hint. h bleb Mag. Tel. .. 64 67 - 0,91 t iii Oansda Land all 97 100 - 1,0019:t it. 03 0, 8 . i.2.61114.1114m14 an 17 22 - IL Palms - 10699 St. Pretoria:4s - 277,00' Si. Do. Op.*. Pap. Dab 100 109 112 111 10,001 10 ILlndiaoottonAgency,L 2' par spm - 86,61 a It e. India & Lon. mow* all 6 8 - 60,0 o( 90 eastindlalnig,t Cana I 1 dls 3pm - TKO* At &odds T 70,004 6 tag, and And - 10,0 P lb Oen. gum Narlastio, 14 27 28 - Immo 1 drat Ship P (Limited) ".) • ail 1 t - lon,oo I no. 1740 m rent. ' 41 P 3 - 26,000 2 Indian 4ftrry:og (L.) 1 - - - 6 'AM 21, Italian Irrigation Canal 2 1 Ipm - 12,00' 3 wa. Maims Lela (L 4 6 9 tlls - 930,f10 4 Leo. 014 n. Omnibus Co aL 13 13 - 10,9u4 90 Madras Irrhm. & Cana 1 95 23 pm -- MOO 10 tf editor. Sr Tai. ,7 . 1 , al 3 4 - 10,0.0 10 Met.BalL, C 0.., &Ws^. 4 13 pm - ciu,4lol g 3•61.03•1 thaw:nun Cu o 2 21 pm - 4006 90 NerbuddaCoeittlron(L 6 2 33 pm - 60,00 r• 5 Netharbuidslalp. owl SD - 1.724 RIO N. Btu& aN. 5006.1.4. II 10 11 -. 113,311 1 N. Brit. Australasian. a/1 11 - 101.4,1 , 1 00.554 (Ito al! 1 11 - 60,000 1 Do. hew .-. . 5 , 3 Ipm - ..,,'Mr to ( Men. ln. Rm. 11,1m.j b 7 ill 731 10,000 6 Ottoman Oas 1 3 la /pm - 6.0,ti0 13L Peel Myer land& KM WO 63 65 - 10,00'- 60 Plain. indOden.lllearo al rs 76 - 17.90 6 0 Do, New So 14 16 no - 17,000 10 QuiebradaL4.l44.&ll.(L) 1;. 1 1 410 ltyAN bo &hymns, Iron ...„ - 10,0 X 16 Do. New all 5 7 - 4,261. 18 RJo deJan. City Im.(L all 173 283 - 1x6,5501. 16 Do. do 1 it iOM - WO loyal Kali Ream__ ~_ • ( 1 . 55 57 - 100,00( 8t ioottlsh Aust. Limon l4O US 137 - 14f04 26 iouth Aturtmllan Lod all SI 36 - 76,0p1 1 inbmarbse TY. Baty I i -, 110,00( I De. do. limlatared all 1 11,1 w. 10 Do. do. - 60.001 1 rolosspb to Ina& t ) I L. i " -so4 to r.syt.s Assa..) J , i Dm - 60.004 10 trust&Ln.Co.U.Canad, 6 3 Ipm - 16,00 i i .lii. Kingdom Tel. (L. • 3 3 dila par -. 80.0 e, too rs. illiwern'e Ito r.,1 tv4 12 14 :2 i MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooi. In the mining market to-day, Easioaradouslirres opened Very strong at 391, but have since receded to 38 to 4, being about the same as at the close on Saturday. North Roakear share. are quoted 44 to 46 ; and Lady Bertha, 28e. to 30e. The market is generally inactive. In the Stock Exchange, East Caradon shares have changd hands at 40, 381, 39*, 381, and 39*. St. John del Rey Mining shares are heavy, and have declined owing to the receipt of the news given below. Trawactions occurred as low as 57, but the last price marked is 60, showing a decline of about 34 Yudanamutana have been dealt in at 3f, 1, and 1, and United Mexican at 51 to s*. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Valli°, October : Produce for September, 44,581 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 10,3564 ; profit for ditto, 6,4621. Produce 10 days of Oct ober, 1%455 oitavas ; yield, 7.207 oitavas par ton. With reference to the recent remarkable specula tion in East Caradon shares, the circular of Messrs. Webb and (leach has the following : The mining market has been in a very excited stabs throughout the week, arising out of the great fluctuations in Fist Caradon shares. This mine has always gone on increasing in market nine for the put three yam, until the shares reached 50, just after cutting the lode at the 70. worth, for both sods, nearly MX per fathom. Then ends have gradually fallen off in value to about 301. per fathom, as shown by the official report this week. This falling off ought not, and has not caused a depreciation in the mine to the sum of above 100,0001. The greet fall has been more occasioned by speculative buyers realiabg on a flat market. Many hundreds of shares were pur chased in auticipation of the lode cutting rich at the 76 fathoms level, but these shares were still held on, al the price reached 54j. A a li g ht reverse hair come re mine, by the ends depreciating in value, and these specula tive holders have rushed into the market simultaneously to sell their property, and many bond flak holders have else become alarmed, and followed in the same path. In the midst of the panic (for we au call it by no other name) an adver tisement appeared in the different daily papers antiooi ng shareholders not to be alarmed by the soddea and rapid fall in their property ; but this advertiument only increased the fears that it was intended to allay. On Wednesday the shares reached their lured point—viz. 33i, at which some transactions took place. To-day they a re decidedly firm, at 38 I, with a tendency to buy. The shares would never have TWA to 54 except through wild excitement and over perch/sex sec would they have fallen to 34 but for rem tioa setting in in the other directioa. ROYAL AtMa HosrrrAL, GLAT's-nnt-zoiv.— Ms aamtssr of mike% relieved M this hospitel dririsi the week ending November 115 war 2,932, of which 994 wen imw 1 MOM -..• I Cr - 'A T 98 T 1 , 81 MOO] 1111117 zd 104 - 1 11% io7Fi Union Bank ofi England and France, If to I/ prem.; Nova Scotia Laud and Gold Crushing Company, to prem. ; Metropolitan Cab, to f preen. ; and Canadian Oil, ft to 1 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA BK-LANE. -(THII3_ DAY. ) The weather has been remUkably fi ne for the saddened the year since our last report. Today there is bright sun shine, with the wind from the North. Lard night there wan a sharp frost. The supply of English wheat to this market during the pest week was moderate, flour liberal ; barley, malt, and oats a fair quantity ; beans and peas liberal ; tares and weds very short. A better supply of Irish oats than for some months part. The foreign sandiest were very heavy of wheat, Marian and Pruden (Baltic) and American. Barley much more liberal than of late, Pruden, Mediterranean, and Black Bea. Oats an in creased quantity (upwards of 100,000 qrs.), from the Baltic, Archangel, and Holland. Beans, peas, end tares small. Linseed and rapeseed moderate, Rumen and Ind Indian. Other descriptions of seeds a very small quantity. The wheat trade to-day aga , n Is. to 3. cheaper, owing in a great measure to the enormous quantity at foreign during the put week. Foreign also Is. lower. Flour ls. per sack and barrel cheaper than this day week. Barley about la. lower. Oats fully Is. cheaper on all descriptions but the very finest, and trade not brisk at that reduction. Beans and peas about the smne as last week. Seeds—Linseed and rapeseed steady. Clover and trefoil firm. - FisnYnto CARGOES.-Trade dow, and ls. lower. ARRIVAL! or SILIEDB.-Tares : Etah h 2l3 .p ; ei Lortgn i l it 7: l4 o. 8,9 Linseed : English, 9 ; foreign, 6; for 3,916. Maim : Foreign, 920. Other Seeds : Foreign, WEIRAT.- 92D. Engligh : Ere: sad Kent, white, now, 40s. to 48..; ditto, fine aid, 565. to 585.: ditto, red, new, 40s. to 445.; ditto, fine old, 54a. to 565. ; Norfolk, ke., fin. old. -R. to -a. red, new, --a. to -a. Foreign : amino, W 2.. to 6 3 1 -1 ; 53.. to lfrs.; sans, 56a. to 00a.; Konigsbe.g, 465. to ditto, extra, 51s. to 55a.; Rostock, 48s. to 80s. • ditto. extra, Ms. to 56n.; Mecklenburg, Ms. to 565. • Udermark ditto, -k ; American white, 48.. to 56.. ; ditt o, red, 46.. to 48..; Canadian, 47,. to 495. &ALM-English molting, 31a. to 36e. ; fine, 375. ; grinding, 23a. to 24e ; and distilling, 26.. to 27.. par qr. ; foreign grinding, 21.. to 235.; ditto &Mang, 2.5 e. to 301. MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk, Ns. to 635. ; Ana, 635. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 665. to 685.; brows. 50s. to 684. °A.m.-English feed, 20s. Od. to 22 4. Oa. ; pout., 24.. to 265. ; - foreign, 21s. to 265. BIARIL-Neglish tick, 38s. to 40a. ; harrow, 39.. to 435. ; pigeon, 38s. to 39a. ; foreign, 325. to 36.. ; tick, 36e. to 375. ; Komplong, 38s. to 39.. ; • 32.. to 34a. Pus.-English boilers, 40s. to 41..; w to soil blue, 40s, to 435. ; maple, -s. to -s.: MY. 3 64 . to 381.: ho,. 381 . to 40s. ; foreign. 34a. to 35a. FLOCIR.-English town,44a. to 46a.,• ditto Ens , 475. to 515.; country, 42.. to 435. ; Norfolk so il Suffolk, .36.. to 37c.; French, -s. to --4. per sank; U.S. sweet, 27k to 30 1 .; Canadian, 27.. to 30.. ; Spanish. 39a. to 41s. Isnun Conn.-W bite, 30s. to 325. ; yellow, 2135. to 30s. Fiommto CARGOSS, All 0. F. and L-Whisk : Bradt mai and Marisnople, per 4921b5., 445. to 46e. ; °kirks, 44.. to 475. ; Polish Odessa., par 4800 m, 42a. to 44 5. ; white, 48a. to 50k ; Danube and Oalsta, 395. to 421. ; gentian. 325. to 34a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian. per 40011 m. 24.. to 255. ; Odessa Lod Danube, do., 245. to 255. Beans : Egyptian, par 4801be.,30a. to 33a. Maim : Odessa andGslats. pr 4921b5., 31.. 08. to 325. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, par 48011 a., 31.. 0.1. to 325. ; French, do., -a. to ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian, -s. to -a. SKRIML-Oonary seed, par qr. 38s. to bk. ; seed, per qr., 38. i. to 425. ; Mu s tard seed, per white, 7s. to 7s. &l. ; brown, Bs. to 9e. ; Lived, per gr.. crushing, 60 1 . to 625. ; Linseed WWI, En glis h, per ton, 111. Oa. to 224 Os. ; Aioto, thin, in bits per ton, 121.0.. to 121.10 s.; do., in bap,ll/. Os. to 111.10 s.; &air. 01. to 01. Os.: 101, to 10/. 10s.; Rape oaken. 6/. Oa. to 71. ; Tares , per bu shel, winter, 7s. to Bs. Od. ; Rape and, English, per qr., 61.. to 71... ANNIVAIS INTO LONDON =OM NOV. 10 10 NOV. 11. Wiwi' Barley. Malt. Oak. lam Nal Flew. C ° 1 " 1 CO aril 11r06 Cl qm l66a V 1 slew. il sib6 7BNi L Foreign .. 83207 17067 1 .... . 933 ros : anol se Egrogrs.—What, 766 are: mall, O. Ws. FL LIVERPOOL aorros MARIO gins DAY.) (IT am= AND lIZ XANNEIIO TIMM (palm oua owe ormerosorerr.) Market vary dull, sad Wei barely 1,000 bales. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Ths demand for raw is quiet, and no sales re pot:ad ; but for refined, lower prices having been accepted, there is a good demand ; brown lumps are now selling at 43.. Bd. Corte—The market is quiet but firm. Tay—The public salsa are psngreuing without material change. Public males will again be held on Wednesday neat. Ron, Rica, AND &LITWIN are all quiet. CorroN. 7 -00 Saturday 1,200 bales were disposed of at irregular To-day the market is quiet. bepo public advertised for to-morrow amid of 400 asks of Wed India, 1,400 begs of East India IMP: ; 1,000 bags 60 eases of co ff ee ; 300 begs of woos, 3,300 bags of ratpetre, and 3,300 bags of doe. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the annexed prices :—Tows tallow. 45e. 3d. net each ; Pagenbers V.O. on the spot, 461. 6d. ; a ll the year, 461. 3c1.; Dec., 46a. 9d. ; January to Mara, 475. ; March, 47a. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1881. 49.006 2.079 117.10 ada dd. 475. 9d. • Arrival for do weak ..41a Nov. 2b, MK year. 10,764 mats. od delivers, 2.11211 mats. arrivals lad weak comprised 7231 ado di. Petersburg; 702 casks Australia: 5011 casks good Andalca ; total, SAM meld Stash oe bind thy day ... Delivery — lad week —w • • • - 7 Ditto tram Lk Jame 117,666 1,447 a,iss 1,410 VAST 411 s. id. Oa 14. 37,006 2,3% 71,146 4,7e5? MAW Sta U. S6a naval last week Ditto treat let Jam rico Y.C. par wt. this day Ditto Tows last Friday METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beide is rather larger than on Moeda: last. The favourable weather muses a cheerful trade, and last week's quotations are well supported. sheep are scarce, and are reail•ly disposed of ; but trade is slow for inferior qualities. Prices on the average are about the mine as os Monday last. There is no alteration in the calf trade. From Germany and Rolland there are 1,918 beasts, 5,280 sheep, and 160 calves ; Spain, 1C) hearts; Ireland, 930 ; and 2,980 from the northern and midland comities. air Aces of 8180. I. a. a d. Bat Hoota, Ewald& 4 8 6 0 Best abort.-borai 4 6 4 10 awed qua bomb 3 4 4 • Oalvas nes 38 4 8 116361/as& Illatinda 6 0 1 a Nests sa mataat, 0,100; Ora Pip, 410. Pot *ID •I 064. 64, Dog 046110.81.14 a 0 0 • • Deg Lea••woola 5 I 6 4 Do do. Share . 0 • • • Dye &oozed gee/ 6 • 6 8 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 • 0 Drew 0 0 0 • p 88414860,6 10,650 Calves. In ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meeern Patteedee and Smith report t►e demand good for the beet dreeriptioos of both Fan liah and foreign hops, at about late quotations. PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. LivsarooL, Nov. lb.-Closing prices Eastern, Inneashire and Yorkshire, Ng l-london and North Western, 95: - Mancrester, Sheffield, and Lincenahhe, 371-Midland, 1261-No-th 'British, Gil-South Eastern, _DV t-White- I.,, r es; and Furnega, 14 4-01SIld 'Prank of CAEILdi. 211-Cireal Luxembourg, 14 Bask, London and Liverpool (Linited), gs p.-Liverpool and Isogon Tire and Lilo, S p.-Boyal Insararee, 4 p. MAKIIIIISS, Nov. 16.-Tbars Irma good market: with steady priori :-Calotkmisr, 113--Oreot Laken, 40-Orrat Luxem bourg,• 141-Orsat Wasters, 14-Lancashlm and York shire, MN-London and North Warners, MI 1-Manchestar. Shen:4d, and Unoolmildro. 37f-Nceth ltrWs, 02 1 1 1-800lk Eastern. rat tioamm and Moray Warble Insurance, t 1146 p. Eclat Swodak -Sri Anglian. 12d-elocklon and Darling ton 6 per cast., Ml. Binnrsoasn, NOV. 14.-The railway mutat was doll to about yesterday's prices. Thin was a fair demand for shams la the Wagon Compaq sad Btriskagbant there wire harms at 12, Olorcester at p., and of lietropolitaui at Ip. DC BUN, Nov. 1 1-Thor per Cont. Consols 91d 4-New Three Der Cent. Stock, 9-Ballast Cake Debentures nl, a Deo.) at 921. 94.. 011-4'ortadown, de., Jonction Fi ve pt rer 1001-Bank et Ireland, 1001. paid, 2111-Naknial Bank of in land, SOL paid. 79} 19-loyal Bank of Ireland, 101. paid, 242-Union Bank (Limited), IL paid, 6 Belfast and Northern Counties. 601. paid, lb-Dublin and 1001. paid. 191-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6-Chat Soothers and Western, 1001. paid, 104$ f-Wkiland Great Wad.n soden Canal, bol. paid, 62' Irish North Western Firspr Oast. pry., Clam A, 101 10- Dl Clam B 101. paid. 81-W and Ilrarrick Yin per Oast, rd., 491. Two other men have been taken on snipicion of the murder of are. Ana Wales, of Ribressler. Yrs. Wake me BD years of ego, and the prethellen of the revolting crime mum be fresh is the msmary of esw madam The two men who bare bon taken were iamats of Ll chaster workhouse, sad to-day they will be brought before the Blackburn magistrates is essysay with another man. REDUCTION OF RAILWAY RATES MON LITZLEOOI. —The Liverpool eons trade have smeaufolly sifteted for • redoetleo of the rates rimmed by tie Lesko sad North Wolters Railway Company fee the sionveysoce of madam from Liverpool to Birmnaglases. The reduetim is from ld. per tee per mile and Bs. 4d. per tau tamiaal charges. to ld. per too wa r e , sod 2a per ton toimisal Marra. The old rate, ho remains ia force betimes fayerpool and Ilsocirater, Mid siodsavoun win therefore be male In ppeooan a redaction in this direction. lIM lAverpeol of Osmoses' have w this whim! of railway rates under their comidereassa hot ham wee team eery very bedded maims to prevent abases, bat it is hoped they win solo agitate the matter shortly. 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