The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-20 00:00:00

wo e, the front one being the shop. I under d I am in custody at the present time on the charge of treason -felony. I wee sworn a a member of what is known as the Fenian Brotherhood about fifteen months ago. I was sworn in in the Teetotal Hall, Poland-street, Hanover-square. The prisoner Eng lish was prevent at the time, and introduced me to Jams. Kelly, a " Lead centre," who swore me in. A "centre " has nine B's under him, and each B has control over nine men. A man named Daniel Fmgliali, Maurice O'Connell, Phil. Kennedy, John Donoghue, and others ware pre sent. We were all sworn in by Kelly. The non. mrsation, on that occasion, was as to the best manner of getting men into Ireland and procuring ►rms by joining the volunteers. I know the two Desmonds, English, and O'Keefe, and a man named Burke. I have known Burke since April, 1867. He was an American officer sad a member of the Fenian Brotherhood, and he was known by the name of Winslow. Barrett and "Captain" egurph? came to my house. The " captain" and I shook hands, and he introduced me to Barrett, whose name he stated was Jackson. Murphy told me be had eight revolvers in a bag which he carried with him, and said he had come to do something for Burke. Subic wnently Murphy and I went into Kavanagh's public-house In Poland-skeet, sthere English joined us. I knew a man named Felix Fallon. He lived at 8, Palteney-court, Bilrer-,treat, Golden-square. Barrett told me be lodged with Fallon. I met Barrett several times after I had been introduced to him. Our conversation was generally about Burke and the best way of getting him out. For • time nothing was settled on as to the mode of effecting Burke's re 'same. Murphy, who goes by the name of Hastings, used is remain often at my house and Lave his meals there. and Barrett also dined with me several times. A woman named Barry, whom I knew to be a sister of Burke's, came to my house to see Murphy. He showed me a letter after the woman Barry bad left, and afterwards it was referred to at a meeting at William Desmond's house. Murphy asked me to get one ounce or one once and a half of green copperas. He then got some hot water and a piece of cloth from my board and rubbed it on the letter. I then saw the writ ing which had been invisible before come out. What Lad been written with invisible ink was between the lines of the ordinary writing on the letter. The letter was read to me and to four or five men. at William Des mond's house. A house and a sewer running under it were m►rked in the letter. Mr. Montagu Williams objected to the contents of a letter which was not forthcoming. The Lord Chief Justice said it was impossible to get the letter. They should test catch Murphy. (A laugh.) James Thomson, inspector of the detective force, was examined by the Attorney-GeneraL He rid he had made inquiries for Murphy, and ascertained that he had gone to Paris. and thence to liivre, whence be left for America. Mullany, continuing his evidence, said—The letter stated, " Yon know how I am situated. There is a house here called the ' Noted Stout-home,' and that house has a sewer under the weak part of the wall. Oet a barrel of powder and place it there, and you will be enabled to blow the wall to helL Get the men to buy it is small quantities, and it mtuit be done between half-past 3 and 4 o'clock. If you do not do that you ought to be shot." A few days afterwards there was a meeting in the house of a man named O'Donnell, in Little Queen street, Holborn. Barrett, William Desmond, a man named Lynch, Felix Fallon, • • man named Hayes, and Murphy were there. Murphy maid he should get money to buy powder, and some of the men volunteered to give 18a., 125., and other sums. Arrange. ments were made to meet next evening at the Ameri can Stores, Oxford-street, when Desmond, Barrett, English, Murphy, Fallon, and several others were there. We left there on English's invitation to go to Castle-market, where I heard that a m►n named Ryan had rilbs, of powder. That night or next morning I heard from Barrett and Fallon that more powder had been pur chased. I gave half a sovereign to Fallon, but I got it back from Captain Murphy, who said it was not expected from me. I was on strike at the time. Fallon asked me to allow the powder to be sent to my house. I refused to give my address, and told him to take it to his own lodgings. Murphy used to get letters at my house, and I saw a newspaper over which Murphy rubbed paper and made writing appear. Before the expl asion there was a meeting at which Barrett, English, Wm. Desmond, Captain Murphy, and about a dozen others were present. On the night before the explosion I saw Barrett accompanied by English and a few more at Kavanagh's public-house. While returning home I asked Barrett how he had got on with the barrel, and he said that the captain failed that day in endeavouring to light the fuse. He told me he would do it himself on the following day, and blow the plain to hell. At that time he went by the name of Jackson. On the following morning I went to Lyan's house and saw Captain Murphy and English there. tin the evening of that day I heard of the explo itive. I saw Barrett at the " Welch stores," near my beak, and I noticed that he had shaven off his whiskers. I euesnwilt cd to chaff him about him whiskers being off. Br to' ,I we not to speak so loud, and added, "'Twits I bred the barrel.' He said he had cut off his whiskers to prevent his being identified. Thu concluded the diruct examination of the witneas. Mr. fit• • Sleigh asked to be allowed to postpone his emsa•rramination of the witness till to-morrow morning. The Chief Justice said that in order to meet the wishes of counsel for the defence, and to preserve the continuity of the evidence, he thought it would be better to adopt th.d course, The Attorney-General acquiesced, and hf unsay was aecardingly removed. After the examination of Inspector Potter, a witness nia.e.l Huggins, and two police•constables with refercnoeto the titpling of the staves of a barrel at the scene of the explosion, The court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. LLW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIg . J COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in NW Prins in Middlesex. —Olden Mr. Judi* Wilke and a Common July.) JONIIB r. HEASIMAX. This was an action to recover damages for a hemialt of . a promise to marry. Mr. Gibbose and Mr. Thomas appeared for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Berjemat liallantine lad Mr. Mareweatlisr for the defendant. Mr. Gibbons said that the defendant was a timber merchant in business in York-road, Lambeth. He has some property at East Grinstead, and he has also his business. The plaintiff, who was 20 years of age, was the daughter of a timber merchant, who had carried on his business at Rotherhithe. The father died in 1860, leaving a widow and three children, of whom the plaintiff was the eldest. The widow carried on the busi ness until her death, in 1866, and from that time it was carried on by the p laintiff. The defendant bad transac• tines in the way of I:miners with the plaintiff, and in May an intimacy srang up between them, the defendant visit ing the plaintiff, and taking her out very frequently. Their being so much together accounted for the fact that no letters except one had passed between them. This letter was as follows : . " York-road, Lambeth. "My dear Miss Jones,—l have just got en appointment for the Arai thing tomorrow morning; but if your brother Charley can go to-morrow about the middle of the day, I will call for him. An answer by bearer will oblige ; and accept of my kind love." He should ask the jury to may from this letter, and also from the terms upon which the parties wore, and from certain conversations, that there had been a promise to marry. The intimacy continued until October, when the angsgement was broken off, in consequence of some lanai tioa *eked by the plaintiff of the defendant, in reference to some other woman ; a question, however, which an in tended wife had a perfect right to ask. Mrs. Caroline Nous, the plaintiff's sister, spoke to the plaintiff being frequently visited by the defendant, and to their being very intimate. On one occasion she want with them to Nunhead Cemetery, and after wards they had tea. The defendant noticed three rings whisk tritium had on, and turning to the plaintiff said— ,"lf I get you a we.lding-ring and keeper will that be ' suMoient !" She said that that would be quite sufficient se she had one or two dress rings of her own. On another occasion witness's little boy was with her at the plaintiff's house. The defendant was breakfasting with the plain tiff, and he brought the child to witness saying that eho must take him as plaintiff was going out with him. He said that the little boy was very fond of his aunt, and he thought that when he got married they would take the child to live with them. On a subsequent omission at supper witness and her husband were present. The de fendant said, " Do you not think that we shall make a happy maple when we get married r end the reply was that they would, accompanied by the question as to when it was to be. The defendant said she had only to name the time. Some 'hart time afterwards Ideal= WY leaving after supper, end said to the plaintiff, " Good night, Mies es and added, " Good night, Mr. Housman.' The defendant said, " Yon might as well my, ' Good night, Mrs. Housman,' as she soon will be." During the time of the intimacy their conduct towards each other was such as would have been very improper if they were not engaged. Orem-examined —The plaintiff was 20 and the defendant 50 years of age. Her child that the defendant proposed to take was 16 months old. _ Mr. Serjeant he proposed to provide himself with • wife and a child at the came time. (Laughter.) Witness continued—Her brother could not attend to day because he was in • little trouble. She never heard that the acquaintance was broken off because the defen dant would not trait the plaintiff for some timber. She himself, be would not trust for his timber. (Laughter.) Mr. Boons, a ropemaker at Rotherhithe, the husband of the last witness, pre similar testimony. He also said that on one occasion , when they were walking home together, the plaintiff and her sister were in front ; the defendant asked who he thought would be the best wife, and said that he intended to marry Mary Ann (the plaintiff). Mary Buckley also spoke to the parties having been on intimate terms. On one occasion the defendant assisted the plaintiff into a cart, and took very great care of her. (A laugh.) Wm. Daniels said that he " believed " be was a tenant of the defendant's. He did not pay any rent himself ; his wife pays it. It was 7s. • week. The next door also be longs to the defendant. To the Judge—He did not know whether the defendant was a freeholder, or whether he raid rent himself. John Mackary said that he rented • bones in York-street, Lambeth, of the defendant, and paid 13. 6d. • week. The next house belonged to the defendant. His timber. yard was under a railway arch. It occupied only one. Mrs. Hannah Heaseman, the defendant's stater, said that she lived on a farm at East (Maraud. The de fendant was not the landlord, but his son was. The son was Zi years old, and had been landlord for a twelve month. The defendant was • widower. He brought Miss Jones down to the farm. He brought her down to look at some timber, and not upon any love affair. (Laughter.) Miss Jones was unwell and went to bed. Wirer thought she was tipsy. She said she would rather be there than come down to dinner ; but being persuaded she came down to dinner. Witness saw her upon the bed, and believed she wan " tossicated." (A laugh.) Mr. Serjert Ballantine—Perhaps it was only love. (LauFhter.) Witness continued—Mr Jones wanted to buy some timber out of the forest, and she wanted it for less than the defendant would sell it for. They could not agree upon the price. The enemy's letter to the defendant was then put in, and also the answer, which stated that there had never been any promise of marriage. Mr. ifierjeant Ballantine called no witnesses, but on addressing the jury likened the ease to another celebrated one, which, howerr, was not to be found reported in any law book and after going in detail through the evidence, contended that it wan of such a character that the jury would not be justified in finding that the defendant had made a solemn promise to marry the pl•inti ff . The jury, after considering the matter for a few minutes, found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 501. xT Ti e la d i paid that. aid sU The Geis waradieltwava ire Anthem' aelgtestA (Before Mr. Oestmisiessr (toolbars.) IN II ALIT/MD=ILO D 171111111.14. The bankrupt was a milliner, of Old Bond-dere* trading as Madame Alexandrine. She oasis before the court with debts of 8,1961., 3,186/. being due to creditors holding arourity, with assets of about 6001. Mr. Valiancy Joan, who appeared for the aesignese, stated that the ease had been upwards of twelve swaths Were the court, and had been thoroughly investigated; there was now no opposition to the bankrupt receiving her order. His Honour granted the order. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) CURKENWELL MIR% BVICILLIT, James Murphy, erOMikiiiOhint e fellow, who described , himself as a printer, was charred fore Mr. Barker with committing a burglsry in the dwelling-house of Mr. Jame* Maynard, of 11, Chalmers.tiwnies, Stoke Newington, and stealing therein two rings and half • the pro petty of Mr . Maynard. The pekoes: was furthe sovereign, r charged with stealing a watch of the nine of If., the property of Alfred Goldstein. The prisoner got into the hones during the temporary absence of the inmates. On the return of the latter= found the door (stained on the inside. A fruitless was made by Mr. Maynard and his lodger, bat while their wives were standing at the door the prisoner and another man, who made his escape, got oat of the first floor window and ran e t dropping the articles stolen and some skeleton keys in their Sight ; however, the prisoner was apprehended. Mr. Barker committed the prisoner for triaL SOUTHWARK. _ PIOI.fnR •IBILLIILT ON •_POLICINAN IT • WOKAW. Cerolias i. 7 , 1111: ;;;;;Tin; rd pew aria looking woman, was broeght before Mr. Benham for leaf examination, charged with cattle( and wounding John Bowman, police-constable 70, on the • heed, thereby placing his life for some time in danger. The assault took place on the 24th alt. The wettable was on duty in St. George's New-town, when a num ber of disorderly persons were expelled from a public-house, and be to quarrel. The pri soner distinguished herself by the violets. of leer conduct, and the foulness of her eonversation, and the constable was about to speak to her, when she rushed at him and struck him in the forehead with some sharp in strument, which stunned him and caused a great effusion of blood. He had not since been able to attend to his duty. Another constable, who witnessed the assault, task the prisoner into custody. In answer to the charge the prisoner admitted Maedag the constable with her 6st, but she never used a steno. Mr. Burcham committed bee for trial for setting and wounding the constable and inflicting grievous bodily harm. THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. (NT TILZOWIL) (PION OEM OWN COZNISPONUNZT.) DUBLIN, MONDAY Armurom. The rain fell incessantly last night, and did not cease until 9 o'clock this morning. Greet disap pointment was felt, as it was believed that the review would be postponed ; but the weather having cleared, all the troops in garrison hurried to the park, and the people assembled in vast numbers. The royal party left the Castle at 12 o'clock, and were loudly cheered along the whole route. The sun is now shining brilliantly. SCENE OUTSIDE THE OLD BAILEY. The announcement that the FIt DIM trials would be opened to-day attracted an unusual number of persons in the Oh tailey this morning, and many more would doubtless have been present but for the inclemency of the weather. Beyond idle curiosity it was difficult to conjecture the motive of the spectator, but irlten the carriages containing the Lord Chief Justice of England and Baron I:ramwell entered the court-yard, their lord hips were e.igerly pointed out by many among the Broad, Sir R. W. Carden—who represented the Lord 1 4 1,y0r —reached the Old Bailey shortly before 10, and being attired in his official robes, and to- Cur ',hied by the mace-bearer, he also attracted much :mention. A large body of the City Polies, under th, direction of Superintendent Foster, Chief Inspector Duddy, and Inspector Harrison, were stationed at the saviour entrances to the court and in the Old Bailey, and the clause in the Metropolitan Streets Act, 1,97. wherein it is prescribed that no person shall be allowed to loiter, was with diffi culty enforced, the bystanders being continually ur;ed to "move on." The door set apart for the witucsses to enter wee eagerly watched, and oven! whose names were freely mentioned among looters on were evidently objects of interest. N utwitloranding that the entree to the court was only tl ' e t'd by means of tickets Issued by the sheriffs and mart , bevies, the general public continued to Sock timber long before the proceedings commenced ; and at • quut , r past 10 the following notice was posted in front of I b.. sessions house :—" Central Criminal Court. 14,8. The court is now full. No more persons can ated." Much disappointment was thus occasioned. was the number of juryroan summoned to ,I tc..i that a ft er t h e ceremony of swearing in bad 46, Place the remainder of the jury were nearly the sole urt..p.nts of the apace usually allotted to strangers. I: 'TENENTATION Or EAST KEPT. —The High hied Monday, the 27th inst., for the nomine te V lAn di datre to 611 the vacancy in the collormania t',oi East K en t , an d the procesdirip will take place on r ,.. 4 a Downs. The candidates. Mr. Henry James t. lit 'literal), and M r . E. L e i g h P em b er t on ( *an y one - Live been actively prosecuting their canvass, and the held a meeting at Canterbury last week to pro '..e election of their nominee. games were de li: m favour of M r . T o tt en byL 7 Knatelbull ''' •el. M.P. Sir John Crofts, Sir Walter James, and ciElivad Dail& hair restored to its original colour by Magnetic Brut and Conk Piles : &WWI. 10 s and 4 .7 A. 64.. and 104 . of all Perrunisra 2ad uhemWa • 1 . .11 O . Whdteade, S. Honied= sad Boos n Irrwrou 4h-street, Its ~ and 93 and 95, Cite-toad, , ___..-.-----. 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY _ EVENING, APRIL 20, 1868. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Bitting. in Banoo.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Martin and Pigott.) TOPHAN V. L 21.1... . . ... . _ . This was an action against • young lady for libel, con- Woad in a letter adgressod to the first mortgagee of her father's estate in Cornwall, the object of which was to prevent a lease of a farm being granted to the plaintiff, who was tenant in possession under a promise of • leen; and at the trial before Mr. Baron Martin, in Middlesex, the jury forted • verdict for the defendant, on the ground that the letter was a privileged communication. Mr. D. Keane, Q.C., now moved for a new trial on the ground of misdirection by the learned judge, in having left it to the jury to my whether the defendant had heard what she professed to have heard, and believed it to be true. He contended that the judge should have asked the jury whether the communication was made by her bona fide, and whether it was reasonable on her part to believe what she alleged she had beard ; and further, that the facts within her own knowledge just before writing the letter were inconsistent with the state ments which it contained. At the trial the defendant re luctantly gave in the course of orossexarnination the names of the parties from whom she mid she had received the information given in the letter, and the learned counsel also moved on the affidavits of those , in which in substance they denied that they made the statements which she attributed to them. The Goan was of opinion that there had been no min. direction but granted a rule upon the affidavits. Rule nisi. 00IIRT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Were Mr. Comraisionar licaroyd.) LW RI WET WOLTOANO AMADIJIDI ?vas. The b•nlirnpt wan a profess& of markt, of Wandsworth. road, formeely of Orferdutroot. This was the sitting for exambniket and diesharge. The debts are slated et 10,0591., all easept the 91. being i n of sells en shares of oompeaM in lit o ' a utilicm ed , inel the African Trading °mammy, the the Humber Tres Works, the Lamm and Ga i r esa lente. tion Company, the Leaden Gee Mater Oompsay, and Smith, Knight, and Co. His liability to the latter com pany amounts to 6,0001. The bankrupt attributes his hum to that of the aaspenus in which he held shares. There is met a figure on the creditor side of the balsam sheet. Kr. A for the official 'Mime, asked for an adjournment for ldridge, inquiry, whisk was ordered. IN NI OMAN HAMILTON MINH The bankrupt. formerly a captain in the army, bad Moe beim • writer in the Customs, sad had also engaged in speculative building, He sow applied far his release from eastedy. The debts are 1,0004 He attributes his failure to net enfliekratly undsortending the Widens la which he p h:alba. Hr. Rood for the detaining creditor, sad asked that the shoold stead over tin after the ten days' statement was filed, or should only be granted ea the beakrept giving bail to appear. The bankrupt mud be was prepared to give any amount at Honour pan ted the rams subject to the beakrept en t er i ng Into his own romoinsisanee of 5001., and finding two minim of 2501. each. IN HZ NPANNOTDAT TAM CAILALAMAL The bankrupt wes fennarly • merchant, of Leadenhall street, gum of 'Atm, °NNW, sad elsewhere. Debts, ; sante of Lidisiseast. Mr. Reed eeeeeed far Roberts and Ce. bankers, who elaesed 110. beabeild baying derma in their bends weethisee bib M eendemode, and that their! o dwa i wrde of 5,0001. November, 015 — Wi llie whit hie coeditors for 2s. in the proug 4 b a t h a & sir isetelnent of la. wed ley Marna bed defended the setna, Bli a is the verdist prig npr iab b v im p end eau to ibis court. Kr. Begiey, - "fer Ileo denied that the bill. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE YORK MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP STEEPLECHAS Novice . . 4 ran. ' HUNTERS' SELLING STAKES. Two miles. All it. trained in the neighbourhood. SILVER TEA SERVICE. Three wiles and a ball. All ere trained in the neighbourhood. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 439 r,m. A large muster to-day, and a fair antons;7l nest. For the Two Thousand the only marled change was the Wow** of Vale Royal, who was barbed to win several thousands, at prior ranging boa 100 to 8 to 8 to 1. For the Chester Cup, a Downbeat was executed in favour of Dolby at 10 to L For the Derby a new favourite was introduced in the Toro Bowline colt, wbioh woo twrotal limo tacked at 40 to L Quotations ira appended: TWO THOUSAND 42171NEA9. 3 to 1 apt Resiorsoiaa (t sad off) 7 to 1 Pace (off) Bto 1 Vale Royal (t aid off) 8 to 1 Former (t and off) 100 to 9 Ls Swami& (toad off) 100 to 9 Orem Sleeve (off, t 100 68) 20 to 1 St. Rosso OM 100 to 3 Soostor (1) 40 to 1 Chokes (off) 1000 to lb Typhoeus (off) CHEST= CUP. 10 to 1 apt Dolby (I f) • 11 to 1 Beauty (off) 100 to 7 Viridis (of) 25 to 1 Contempt (t) 2.3 to 1 Stradbroko (off) 1000 to to — G 30 Waiter Belldag (off) 100 3 ray Stool (cdf) 1000 to 15 Goodwood (off) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 7 to 1 apt Blinkhathe (off, 8 to 1 t aad w) 8 to 1 Fortaaio (t) 100 to 8 Oaos dow BalaMos (t aad w) DUST. 4 to 1 apt Lady Eliaaboth (off) 13 to 2 —Rotilunioaa (off) 10 to 1 Spocalum (off) 100 to 8 Paco (8) 40 to 1 Tom Brßabe t (t) 45 to 1 Le Eurasia (t) 50 to 1 Baaditto (t sad off) 50 to 1 Typhoeus (off, t 1000 to 15) THE DISCOVERY OP MURDERED CHILD la A CAB. This afternoon Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy coroner, rammed et Ouy's Hospital misused the alleged murder of a male child, whom body =trn a hansom cab, by a lady and gestlemen, who bed drives la the vehicle horn Gremehowebvireet to Sew& Heaney Chunk. It was proved that the eliild bed been murdered by suffocation ; bat no salaam bed bees obleMed as t• the identity of the persona who hired the eab. The jury returned an open mrdiet. madif X 1 olds O'CLOCK. The stock markets to-day are geassolly firm, with an increased amount of business, including many bona file purchases. The political features a the moment, both bete and abroad, are considered satisfactory, while it is anticipated that a conside rable amount of gold will be sent into the bank during the week. Consols are inquired for, and have risen 1-16 per cent. Railway stocks have advanced Ito I, the most important movement being in Caledonian London and North Western, Great Western, Midland, and Great Eastern. Some of the foreign bonds are to better. There is a good demand for money, and the rate for the best three months bills is 2to 2i per oent. A considerable amount of business is, therefore, driven to the Bank of England, and it is conse quently thought in some quarters that that eats blishment may soon raise its rate of discount to n per cent. The charge for loans in the Stock Ex change is 1 per cent. Consols are quoted 93 5-16 to 7-16, or 931 for money and the account (May 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 92 to k. The railway market is firm, and a rise of } to 1 per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Caledonian, 72/ to 73}, ex div. ; London and North Western, 116} to 116} ; Great Western, 50} to 3 ; Midland, 107} to 3 ; London and South Western, 874 to 88}; Great Eastern, 34} to 3 ; Brighton, 524 to 53 ; South Eastern, 74} to } ; Metropolitan, 112} to 3 ; Great Northern, 102} to 103} ; ditto A, 984 to 94} ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 19} to 1 ; York and North Midland, 921 to 93} ; Berwick, 101 to } ; and North British, 33} to 1. Foreign stocks are in demand, and the tendency of the market is favourable. Chili= of 1867, the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, Italian of 1861, and Peruvian of 1866 have risen 1 to } per oent., and Turkish of 1865, }. Annexed are the quotations : Brazilian of 1865, 744 to 75 ; Chilian of. 1867, 90} to 91} ; Egyptian of 1864, 80} to 81} ; ditto, Viceroy Loan, 71} to 1 ; Italian of 1861, 47/ to ; Mexican, 15} to 1 ; Peruvian of 1865, 81} to 82 ; Russian of 1866, 854 to 86} ; Spanish of 1867, 35} to 3 ; Turkish of 1858, 594 to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 63 to 64 ; and ditto of 1865, 341 to I. Indian stocks are in moderate demand. The Five per Cents. are at 141 to 1; the Four per Ceuta., 1001 to 101 ; the Bonds, 275. to 325. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 105 to 4 ; Bank Stock, 243 to 245 ; and Exchequer Bills, 15s. to 20s. prem. The market for bank Awes is inactive. London and Westminster, 87 to 68 ; Australasia, 534 to 544 ; Oriental, 421 to 431 ; Anglo-Aus trian, 44 to 4 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 clis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 4 to 4 prem. ; and Consolidated, 4 tc 4 prem. Financial shares are unchanged. General Credit, 2* to 4 die. ; Credit Foncier, 71 to 7 dia.; International Financial, 2 to 11 dia. ; and London Financial, 24 to 22 dia. There is no variation in miscellaneous shares, with the exception of a trifling rise in Anglo- American, viz., to 231 to 4. National Dis count, 54 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 14 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, 5 to 44 dia. ; Telegraph Con struction, 13 to 4 ; and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 54 to 4. United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares are unchanged, at 701 to 1 and 48 to *, respectively, but Illinois Central are i lower, at 93 to 4. The MAlN:tuff has arrived from Melbourne with 290,0001. in gold, and the City of Washington, from New York, with 11,5001. The traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 17th inst. shows an Warsaw of 1381. over hat year. With reference to the Central Argentine Railway, warrants have been issued, payable at the London and Westminster Bank, for the eighth half-year's interest at 7 per cent. on the capital called up, and paid to the 25th March last. It is notified that the excess dividend on Zealand Railway shares for the year 1867 of 11 per cent., or ss. per share over and above the interest of 4 per cent., guaranteed by the Danish government, will be paid by Messrs. C. J. Hambro and Son on the 25th inst. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are steady, at the above mentioned quotation. Railway stocks are still in request, and Caledonian, London and North Western, Midland, and Great Northern A have improved to per cent. since 1 o'clock. Great Eastern, however, has relapsed I. In the foreign stock market, Mexican and Turkish of 1865 are to higher. It a now nearly two years since the panic, and ex perience goes to show that after a commercial crisis at least two years must elapse before people regain sufficient courage to embark in any but the most or dinary forms of enterprise. Judging from the part there ought now to be a good prospect of revival, and the chief question of debate amongst bumbles, men is, whether it will take place soon, or be deferred until after the harvest. It is, perhaps, reasonable to conclude that, should political affairs keep quiet, the signs of amendment which have lately become manifest in commercial and financial balminess will gradually acquire strength in proportion as we draw farther away from she recent disasters. It is agreed on all hands, however, that, in the event of a good _ _ _ The Colon Bank of Australis have announced the half ready interest due the let proximo on the City of kedbeurne loans. MINES-{THIS DAY.) 01!11 O'CLOCK. The mining market was rather active to-day, with a good demand for Prince of Wales, Chiverton Moor, and Marks Valley shares. Subjoined en l the prime :—West Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; Okiverton i Moor, 61 to ; Marks Valley, se to ; North Chiverton. 4 to . 1 ; Great V or, 18/ to ; Prince of Wales, 24 to g ; Providence, 27 to 98; Etat Caradon, 31 to I ; Wheal Beto,- 75 to 80 ; North Terskerby, 21 to 23 ; and Carn Brea, 181 to 191. Foreign and colonial mining shares ire quoted as follows:—St. John dal Rey, 19 to 21; Don Pedro, 21 to 1 prem.; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. • Pestarena, to 1 die. ; Montalto, 31 to • Rc;sza Grande, 1-18 dui. to 1-16 prem. ; Anglo-lialian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 1 ; Frontino and Bolivia, 11-16 to 13.16 ; Port Phillip, 1 7-16 to 9-16 ; and Central American, dia. to I prem. The Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company have received a report for February from Mr. Symons, which states tr e4 roduos at 13,678 ' oitayss and the profit at 3, The Anglo-Brazilian Gold Mining Company have received a report for February from Mr. Symons, which states that the produce for February amounted to 1,1961., and the cost to 1,473 E, showing a loss of 2771. RAILWAY MINING AND OTHER SHARES.-(THIS DAY.) tSidas 60-day to 1 p.m.] COLONIAL oovicarintrari no" inerrEs. Canada Goveentsent, 6 per cont., January and July, 1877-84, 1021. Do., 5 per cent., January sad July, 881. New South Wake Government, 5 per cent., 1888.96, January and July, 96j. New Zealand, 6 per cent., 1491 Jane sad Dee., 106 j. Queensland, 6 per cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 10 4 j, 5. Victoria Government, 6 per cent ., 1891, April and Oc tober, 110. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 73, 54, 34, id. Great Rasters, 344, 1. Great Northern, 1031, 54. Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 per cent. has been paid to B), 99, 1. Great Western Or4rinal, .504, 1, id. Do. South Wales 55 ad. Lancashire and Yorkshire, IV4, Si. London, B r ighton, and South Coast, 524, 4. London, Chatham, and Dova, 194, 4. London and North Western, 1151, 4,164. London and South Western, 884. Metropolitan, 1121 4, 4. Do. Ratensioa, div. limited to 6 per cent. till Jan., 1870. 1044, Midland.o74, 4, 84. North Britia6, 331. North Reatern—Berwiek, 1014,2 f. Do., Leads, 584. Do., Yak, Rte. North Staffordshire, 58. South Pastern, 744, 4.4. PBSFSBENCE !IHARES. Great Nerthein, Klett aiiio.Teclis7nist 5 p. c. pm.. 106. Great Western, er 41 per cent., 78. North Miters, W. awilepool Rub. and Rea, 84k. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. Great Western, 5 per cent., 1865, 80, ad. Midlend, 5 per cent., 9f. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Shrewsbury and Hereford, 81. paid, 10f. BRITISH ri)sa!*ioxs Bombay, BanTsia,andCesiiial India, gear. 5 per out, 104. Eastern Bengal, guar. 5 per cent, 105 f. Baas Indian, guaranteed 5 par cent., 111, 4. Grand Trunk of Canada, 4th preference stock 174. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 pat cent , 1084. Great Western of Canada, 141, 15. 141, ad. Madras, gaansteed 5 per cent., 103, 4. Dade and RAlL:sad, gas. 5 per cent., 1024. Sande, guaranteed 5 per cent , 102 i. Ditto, Delhi, stook 1021, 2. Ditto, Punjaub, 102. - FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and it;4lerd;W; t 741 Dui , sburg end Witepek (Limited) guaranteed 5 per feat., x d. Groat Luxembourg, 9 546, id. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aldin), 31 / J. South Austrian and Lembardo•Vesetisa, PORION OBUOATION& Orel ViSslsdaraiL, gnus.ly Bar. seek. ie;t7.7791, 9. 4. 9, id. Routh Murata' sad Lombardo-Venetian, 8 9.16. Wasters sad N. W. a/ Priam, 14. BRITISH DUNI& West Saba, 207 i, id. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINN& Chantal*. Geld and Mime Mining (Limited), 31, Prontino and Bolivia Geld (Limited), f. Nankin° Copper (Mated), E. Pori Phillip, I 7.141, St. John del Ra (Liattedi, 201, I. Yudanainutana al 8. Amtailia (Limited), 21, 7-16. INDIAN RAILWAY DRBENTUREM Great Indian Peninsula, 1021. JOINT nook BANKS. Isigoria Biwa (2118 i. Imperial Otiomsag, 10i, . Loam sad County, M 2. Loam sad W , 68. Miasma Prodigals' el Naglarid, 2ad sad 3rd issue, 39. Mika al loodss, 33 is 16. Angdo-Alaawriesa Teliipsph 231. 1. AgiatAs T 9 1•1 1, 9 9 9. 9 11- Do., 8 per east luot, 5. Bombay Gee (Limited) (New) 2 9-16. City et Moscow Gem (lAarbodjil i . Oredit Plodder of Imeditad ( tad), 3, 215-16. leek ladis Inigatics end Comm, 171. I. lep a r . 9 lwr mkt Vilwr 9 7 Lem, Oar. 9 7 1 1714190 I= n e i ad dostraliea Copper (Limited), 13-16, 1. Feroodwitet i a i rr ag' euse rtimited), 10, 1. Embew's ly , Leedom Ibmwalal Amweisaies (limited), 7. Londe. GoomedOmmliee Damp.y (Limited), 3. Naimoli/a sad Warta Steam, 571, 6d. Vlore, a Neype (Ilartgege) Low 711. PROVINCIAL SHARI NARZRIN. LiviarnoL, Ana It- 1 44/4•40.4 1 47: Gral lbalars. Zil v i W 6dd ia 374114 Waimil. MI M.-laserigre and Y -I.arke sad Noe& Wirimilie i 1-715/4a4s4or, sad Illarolashers, 114- 107 i i 7 7h- love 06-11aislo lake Hama, 3 1-18 It i l lr i brawd Tarawa Wadden at Ca aml4. ld 1344 ea ay. -Aft_ li a= 6.l ol--Owat Lam =.lll 7-14 a p s e ay.--larlaW Beak, li lAssi sad mil % ii_ p.-Ilkairikm, 1-W L-Atlis* Tea =it -UMW WWl= Amish 111.-Thlo awkia l t i Ce k knalagama, W wad Near VW* 2,s isms Wan Una la M 10 1-10: Oawi M ft; gettiaa Wawa Wares Mld ; eismalsr MKS ions, in Was, at 7 1-111 p.; and Miliormlllas Mang away sad Wear Aim ea 101. I:3==law dad Mesa ludo at It 7 to 1W disma IsOws al 1 die: sad HAM lad Pants Ram MA ion, 111 b 10i dis. barveet being secured, the force of our accumula tions of money will become irresistible, and will The Archbishop of Canterbury hem fi xed W edisse . make itself felt in every department of enterprise. day, the 24th Jaw, et 3 P'"" to preside •t the "gm" make there is a gradual isOTOSOO in the a.- sattsibig of the Curates Augmaatatien Peed, at Willies mend for good investments, and from mouth to Tao Aim= Meatoarm. Massing EXITIII, Roams. A lode by, been discovered on th e b an k s o f th e month meet of the solid securities are being grads- Ti hi lisedmegas strestug% whisk has been er e cted at a east el 1•0001. will be to-des, and dung the week liter Don, in Tamen* yielding eabalt. WM , ewer, a ll y raised toe more s a tisf a ctor y level of Prins- t h em h i to h e a griar . fily . bk . linfik, , b ti a a fusitt . and anthems, ;as analyse. giviag the resell se el onalt, The mail from Guayaquil has brought a re- en is eogemenerenn ed t he ogient, g oon o ft oe th e e * * 4 om. to the toe ; 'Sher, 100 use. to the too; end nipper, mittanoe of 1,2651. I7s. 10d. on amount of the of the Then Corgien. Wor Seaga Northeste musket 14 per cent. dividends on the debt of Ecuador. et a etergag of , be Exeter &heel of Ant that ammonia Souremerroir, APRIL 20.—The North German About 7,0001. in American eagles was withdrawn gliceld be menu ' in laces el bit ro y al Ma ssa Th e nos wom b bl eu v s It wee woo f t wo the no , Lloyd steamer Henn, from New York, arrived of Cowell from the Bank on Saturday fur exportation. zonal ahead to .:e the el • mews abed d ad dl.lO p.m. today. The steamer I• Phan, from the West Indies, led !else =- At • meatus MIK an ads oohed the oldest, and the kta awOr of to Tax ROYAL Vuur TO CADDAZTON.—Active has brought 84,0001. in specie, of which 74,0004 sur. I. s. & Oared. am tut At will bi *ow ere being male at Ouserne for the re• is silver and 10,0001. gold ; the China, from New Th e f oua g a m ea atom woo big G e t e h ee go, e g g to . Werth' Then end Triune' of Waal _ ,_Oll their _, York, 38,0001 • the Cunbria, also from New York, day wheeling hie eempletiot el the beildhe. Thl from Irehod. The Mama detnalltter 579•••,.__.• 1,0001 . ; and the Nyanza, from Aletaneia. 3,4761 . gamplere is • maeregat M the city. In the fsernes Wile to "mitt" meeting et fie7l' held es " I. " It is understood that the dividend of the Loft- the moil , heal" it the 11 • 1 : 0 ••• koala (at w noblemen end delegates from the ix from the migent leer: Ike e n enemas, in the onike northern counties of the attended) bad as bardo-Venetian Railway Company for the half- d eh , o w .— end at the t oo o f the inn NOti bi e nay sitting co Th at Carnanon, when it wee year will be 13 francs per share. glis4 bi y a stew of Prinesilbeet. whisk hig boa az- i fired bold:cid banquet in lemon et the Me- Th e di v id en d o f 3 4. ad . on th e G ree t r eimen . onto' Kr. stophiss a had asu is or. weimu s i d izieet etthtte ' t . m eow w ii k their i b.b7 pressom el hi e hestm A t t : Pin n ha e b. bowl Coni,Peny's constituted shares , end of ilk Naisow Sierra or ern MAIKIIIII or BIINTIT yessibi louts she aims tow . . wed= saw, the mare on the preference shares, declared at the general ter ♦• Beta Herr —A ecenitomiteml el the mire wee t o sale an " p h e w,. to A e Prised meeting held at Brassie on the 16th inst., is to be .reorisel, writing from Mulhaihe flothei, Neel Wile. £o the sew waterworks jut enipiellet, the payable on the 27th. Barry, _seder date Peary 21, desmlbee a bear hunt asheetar, hr. Begind, inikateling to loge aof A n extveor di nery geese ,' moment of th e m em , whisk bed Minn Phisis, fertwett, is white the na l 2rasynot"d In the C••• 1 =•• .11 •• drill ei *be Steel and Iron Company (Limited) ig contained of Ilt had • aggeW ••••Ps' Th . to be pregented ow of the prindpellteerill __,. , , _ Toroool. to redoes the ens von d Thralif. is algaPaa, Ma Smatlbe doom eat by the Nom ef Osinerren, end for the suet., II a . ". genthene, nem ant is has go rr a i ed to t h e se em e d isem w ee . It t o o dd th e e th e company's capital to 500,0001., ,and the denomina- Isar Of red I believe they hare the =no intimated that he will be phased to beve the Lion of the shares from ROL to 121. lib. per . share. IMP ye. Tlie Idisr sf worthy 1 in the Webb leirint well to la No.& The A general meeting of the Pairbairn gn • ' le••• a hie the No m Ihdoo le . ZVI I r.= lis =" eam ter i be ttle••••ll.l efai the Ceminni i (Limited ) us ce ll ed lel. the . hi " , tot e r eu ""T “...242:7 .'" 0.14kid.... """ gm",r1= tows in the Made of the tow ood „ when a dividend is to be declared. It will also be m oo d h ew n lung ein f t o yuc the enetheir ,way_ whose weal seltermaritless set. Oa Wa Ifeler• to authorise the company by special retro- ahem* aw• days, having speared 30 been. The deg grebes of dillereot nods led been Item iin Malin- CZn i To d reduce its capital. San* had a vary nerrowesespe. • tangedese bear wee speared, sad the inegnisted anima gni gi dey mime tear a deem had base essolinetel._ ei =4. lb. Frederick a Stuart has just been rip- Ito i mam to g mini the Irrirgr ee.L aisonA is i s The m um i s a di q Ui s il i s i t alla il Dsaigh wal eswas ' &d i pointed uidator of the Prison, of Wales Min hat voided Mesas Mtn •= 1 7 .1 - 11111114° • • ' onspionies everywhere.—Ninielsoiler Owentime e - MmPenY )- Shelly ldlied two deer la the mare ro.' - I- --~*~ Mis=7sllrr COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. AILARLLANZ.--(TMS DAY.) There was duly a limited supply of Beglisli wheat en. sale here to-day, sad the condition of the maples was rather irregular. Really line samples were very scares, sad for such ls. per qr. more money was, in some in steno's, realised. The transaction, however, wore on a my moderate seas. The show of foreign wheat was extensive, and of fair average quality. There was wily a small consumptive demand, however, but prices are steadily • /Jerky wee in request at full rates for bar grind d ing and malting qualities. There was a good 'apply of oats, and sound corn changed hands freely at fell quotations, but inferior parcels were much nerkieled. Males was held is former terms, with a dull sale. The malt trade ruled heavy, but no change took plea is velum Beans sold at last week's currencies, bat the demand for peas ruled very inactive. Linseed was dell and drooping, owing to the excesive imperations of CaLeutta produce. Rape ruled quiet.' For red and white clovers there was a fair demand at full prices. Some purchases were mad. in tares for feeding purposes, but velum ruled very low. Trefoil and mustard were unchanged. The flour seeds was extremely quiet, but millers made no alteration in the top price of town-made qualities. Foreign and co mity marks were held cm previous terms. The floating grain cargo trade has ban fairly active, and prices generally have continued firm. Wheat has met a steady inquiry, and cargoes on pamage and from 614- meat bays changed hands on rather hi t her terms. we quote Berdianaki, arrived, 675. to 70.. bd. ; Doe GaAs, 60s. ; (Mirka Odessa, 665. 6d. to 66.. 6d. If icolideff , 67.. 6d. ; Banat, 675. ; Hungarian, 66.. 6d. ; Moldavian, 675. 9d. per 4621b5. ; Polish, Odessa, 70s. ; Danubian, 725. 9d. ; Wallachiaa, 59a. 9d. ; Kalafat, 625. ; Sen, 625. ; Eupatoria, 70a. ; Bade, 55e. to 575. 3d. ; white Alexandria, 58.. per 4801 be. Banat on =has realised 06e. per 492113 e. • Danubian, 60a.. ; 56e. 6d. to 565. per 4601ba.; li;lanopoli, shipping, 66e. ; Bardiaeski, te be shipped, 645. 6d. to 66a. ; Tafan rog, 565. to 56a. 6d. ' • Baratta, 60s. to 61k ; hioo laie4f, 655. to 65e. 3d. per 4921 b.. Masse bas ruled quiet, but no &sage ha taken place 1a values. Banat has sold at 42c, and Egyptian, 335. bd. per 4801ba. There has been a steady demand for barley afloat, and full prices have been obtained in all sales concluded, say 335. 6d. to 345. 11d. per 400 Th. for Kustendjie. Rye has ruled dull, sad rather easier. Linseed has sold on maw terms, owing to the large importations of Calcutta, Azov being 625. per 4241ba. and Calcutta 6 45. iver 410Iba. Cotton seed is quiet, the quotation being IW. per ton in all positions. In rapeseed we bare no feature to notice. Aaarraca or flan.-Eaglish : Lineeed, 154; rapeseed, 30; sundries, 552 qrk : Repessed, 4,266 ; linseed, 12,152 ; tens, 390; and maize, 1,870 qrs. Ezroara.-Irliest, 650; oats, 50; rye, 40; peas, 210; oilseed, 3,994 qrs.; and 125 cwt.. of flour. Perjar. OA2O. U. e. kotigi b tla t to tS to SO white Et to 32 BILLIO. Km's. .7 Ilak Pliant 44 to 43 41 le 64 44 So 64 42 to 44 Moolo 44 to 4T Wet. 46 to 47 Bailors Tows toodo,porl6o 114. Illowoottold 46 to 11 Country Norfolk sad Bolbolk ex dap ft to 60 Pie Qr. OATS. a. I Dada rod &rutin& . If to It itttsdas DEIN& Du l& if to d 6 11 6fP 11 la = U le U K - So U INDIAS OOP. ww. - - 41 to 44 111110 W .._ hem ?matt. porZok7... It to 67 Spanish „ tt to 67 American, per brE .. 80 to 38 Canadian „ es to It LONDON BY LAND AND APRIL 13 TO APRIL 18. Io- rors. t i n bririer. 319 58 .. 142113 9f..5 7779 11773 no ion 7779 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr drusours.) (&sox OUR owir oaitimerovorrir.) The market matinees very straw, and prima are id. dearer on the spot and for arrival Sake about 15.000 balsa. MINCING-LA.NL—(THIS DAY.) SuGAL—Ybp demand for raw has been inactive ainoe Friday last, and for refined, the limited bantam done ham been at rather easier rates. 00:;ii..11 fair amount abode's's has been transacted in both colonial and Rio descriptions at late rates. Tu.—The market continuos quiet, but firm. ma public salsa of China teas to take place to-morrow aro small. Rms.—About 200 toss of Hallam sold at 9s. 6d. ei ship. har.rmits.-400 begs of Bengal sold at 19s. 64., short prompt, refraction 4 to 31. Oorroa.—There is an improved demand, business having bass doss at a slight advance for small parcels on the spot, sod id. to id. per lb. advance for arrivaL JI —About 1,600 bales sold at the previous value. TALLOW MARILET.—(THII3 DAT.) The /market is quiet. Town tallow, 435. 3d. set ; Ps esesbtug Y.O. on ths spot, 44a. 9d.; April to Joss, 414. 6d. ; October** Deee/m le r , 454. ; Dotersboar 43. 6d. rArricuLase - 07 TALLAM. M. 1 1666. 1167. men aims sun tsa INS 1,316 87,437 117,167 80,056 386 441 73.131 66484 81,433 /d. • &dd. dd. dd.l 413 47 47 144 3 41 473 M 4 I. Moak on Med this da.y..orko loot week Tato from Lt Joao_ Antral WI weak DIMo tram 'Alamo Moo Y.C. ow wet tido tty I DWG Town Wt leiday 714 74,117! I - iii 78,676 IA d. 146 6 Antral for the week awned feth Avail last year n teas mad Miltvery, 761 aria The arrival len week comprised We maks Ameratiaa sod fit &pith Asitsrism—tatal. 701 casks. MITROPOIXI'AN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY. )' • . •-- - - We ham • larger supply of beasts than on Woodsy Lot, amid that dq's picas are cal realised for admit quali ties. Trade is doll, aid a alssraaee cannot bs elleaSed. Th• number ci sheep is maiderably larger Non last week. Th• trade is very slow at lower masa, espeskilly far asiddlieg qeskilies. lambs sad anima are selling shoat the mar as as Tioireday. Our twigs supply eon. die of 760 besets, MOO sheep, 121 salves, and 10 pigs. Frew &edam& them are 267 bowls ; Ireland, ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000 ; sad 878 from the meibern and mid land eanntim Pp akar of alba aO. aI. Pf• Maw at Ma a 41. a 6. PP loft lligebta 6 8 6 0 PA Das‘llBo6BB 4 4 4 8 Seel 4 4 4 PP laymnals.... 0 0 0 0 kaaad goal barb 30 4 8 D. 4. Oboe .... 42 4 4 Calm I 4 6 8 Pm& isssil q& 0 0 0 0 PIP PP Dr& 1116teida • 0 • 0 lambs 6 4 7 8 lamb a 4 audiat, SOO ; Pop wad babe. PAP; edam 186: ploge, BOROUGH HOP HARIEBT.-(THIR bAY.) Marrs Palisades mad &ebb Mart the &mad fee all maintained. e, descriptions at a very retail mature; late prima, bey. ew being COAL. MARKIT.—(TELII3 DAY. ) Wills Hai listlas, 19s. ;Wi lad 19s. ; Walls is liostli Eines, Us. 3d. ; Walls lad Basi Bd. ; Waslod Harilspool, 19s. , tit 1 1::!1 Idea Main, 16s. 3d. ;19sLls Bad 16s. 3d. ;W. Bad Rego. leer, If& 6d. ; 16s; Halywell, 16.. 9d.-at nick* 34; Si NS 16. The Wins of Oxford presided ataemeeting held as freerdwr I a the WWII HA lteskinb.... tor t it Mr. Oalmaidgeb bill fir shark* L 'a rl= i sf tin enteritis'. Oa the platform NP., Osmoval Perff Herbert, -IL P . V. , D.D. Preemie Barrows Q. Willleses Klearridge), Ham. Parity _ It i t thll ' Mandiester Guardian t h at 3 10,000 of the ass era; the tr easserhs of UM diarist ere sew eat ea !tom preent, re rogret Me may, then is no grazed 41 , :x fir ea eerier arriagereat el Ms hasealsble 1 The pine at Hoeniareee Tau we wady re duced : lamer willommea boa iilmailml a buil et ow dais ems. onedure essedee Perna at rime "Itomaiuma Olk. Lolls% WOW lampambee et ibe Pare *NO IN la Ueda, use deards la ce. Itteviaele.-114 • OIJZWT PRICES. imam Tor Qr. Um; Las& rid, :011 r: So - --- ii 116 b ~lu. .bles, .sa —s• " No rte& and Einooas " 8° " OS In 74 1414Linr 140 Ling len4llllng (kindle( ll4 lo M Ilsz oa lterfolk, - ;el MW 71 II .s sad Wars N ta 74 N to OS lfl. Now 48 to 48 0628 lII* bed 2B fa 83 88;68,C= l* 28 is tt VOL Pwr WEnAT. e.I Dannde and Indy berg 72 le 86 L6stock Mooklen- Data 116 to 71 lootlas, Dort ;sic Lisortoia. /of O6 to 70 1,- hlio .. FT to i; Getable MAW*/ Mailbag •AT broweei7... se so es Dela Se IRRIVAII OF GRAIN, to.. WIT= VALIUM!, 7201 BOTH INCLUSIVE •• mom wally. I MAIL . I UMW .1 Dana .. r 5 nit r I qn. La i ' 36 5: heels; .. iiiii iiii :::: iiiiB l Total.. 511066 MO 11{ -.. uei - , 7177 1 .! r !ft