The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGZNOL (Tllll DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Man Mr. itsgiiimar Roche.) Ix RN DIIIIWITT. the huikrupt wu a miller sad baker, of Havant and "outhsra. This was the first sitting. Debts, LOW. ; ,*..rte 'bent ni 10/ . An as.iguee having been appointed. ar privation WAS MOO under the lath ...Ction to remove the roceeding. out of couit ; but u the accounts have set t tiled, the matter Wll.l °Merril to stand over. (Before Mr. Cummissioner tioulburn.) IN IR N FRANKLIN• —AITUCATIO TO DISNIP•s I'LTMON. . . The bankrupt was described as • gentleman, P surrey. He had come to court on his own petitiou, e , sadd Lid tiled • statement of accounts showing debts of 3004 ortalMi. Mr. }toward, on behalf of two judgment creditor who had been omitted from the bankrupt's elate meat, salted the court to dismiss the petitioo, on the ground that the statement was out "full, true. and accurate." as MOM ea by the 9.lnlsecties al th. Ilaultruptcy Act, and the 4th color. .1s the creditors had obtained judgments agausst the bankrupt in the (Nese. Bench, it was impossible . that he could have omitted them through inadverteu , e agn oratioe. Mr. :Ipyer put is olidavit by the bankrupt, to the effect that the pahroreat, were on balls which the bankrupt bad accepted wetheeut value, and that he had every name to believe. from th assurance of the drawer of the bills, that they h.ra lath paid. Mr. Hell, for the ledi;erees, also opposed the dismissal of the pedlar). Ile, Honour, after considering the circornstances, thought rh:. a case in which the bankrupt might he allowed to .nietl his statement by the insertioo of the two omitted reehturs.—Order accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAR% LE1141,47.. •rvrnn WrIIIHR or TWO yam.—THE KNlrt AGAIN. r Ndl. ag.ll 24, rennliog Padding • p.per hreger, was charged with wilfully stabbing 1.-wit Allen and William Richardson, with intent to I b•rrieg appeared on behalf of the prisoner, and said, the men who had been stabbed wan not now is ,ore, be should reverse say remaaks be might hays .o fora future omission. Mansfield—le the second parts going to prosecute! • • I .Ntor Mackerell—He iv too badly wounded t 7 attend. 11:. Mansfield—Then let us just take ouough evidence to .1 t. 3 remand. William Richardson (a young MY and who appeared ait right RIM in • •11114) iiehg-1 rolls at No. I, Church- Lae. i'ortland•town. On Saturday night bet about half-pad 1 . 2 1 was coming down New Cluwelk-stroot with Allen (the rum stabbed) and two hinds. I was a little c. ads auee. and as we pared the Jilwrylsbosie Theatre I the prisoner in company with two fenialea Shortly ire, I beard a duturlneee, and on leads( round, the pri-ooer mid to Allen, " wars nab nposh mt wile" Allen &aimd haviiii doses*. Wink* rl "You did end gin you one that will 14 . 71; you for • day or two." Aliso went into the rod, and put himself in a h4htirig attitude, end wasfolloweit up by Hill, who stabbed him in the face with a knife. There was no other blow struck. Allen called out that he was stabbed. and said " For ~.al's sake go and stop him." I saw the knife in hia head. I ran after the prisoner, and threw him down on his back and exclaimed, I have got you." He replied, "Yes, and I have got you, you —," at the same time I felt myself stabbed is the arm. I said to my brother that he (; ri.amer) had stabbed me. My brother said, "You don't mean to ay per sad ran after the prisoner, and overtook tom is the road, *hen he threatened to stab my 'cutler at be touched bias of attempted to apprehend him. The relic* at this time came up, and he was given into custody. 11r. Manslield —What did he stab you with! Wit•,ll-1 believe it WI% • knife he stabbed me with. 31r. Newfield—Ml you see• the ma Allen stabbed! Witaies—V.s sir, I did. I sew the knife in prisoner. heal _ _ Richardson continued—After I was stabbed I went to St. 31 ay Hospital to bare my wounds dressed. (He here esJaioited his arm. which was bOtlll , l lip ill ho.pital ban dages. He had been stabbed right io the centre of the made) Mr. Mansfiekl -When is it expected that the other man will be able to attend': Dr. Frederick t;eorge Graves, of 1:12, St. Alhan's.place, Eadderred, rid be would not be able to attend for some time yet. Mr. Newfield— Is he in any danger 7 Ms. Owns--1 mewl say that there is any impend* anew although there tic great deal of intlamination. Mr. Maa.bekl then remanded the prisoner. Kr. Hewing—Will you take bail for the prison°, ! Mr. Maardeld-1 moot. Was the priamer drunk at the time' itieltardsen -1 thick he had been drinking. Yr. Herring -1 here refrained (pm% prating any roes teen to the witness at present. I shall be able to show that the penmen was not drunk at the tinw. Priso•er was this removed to the cella N .t.HLBOROVO H STREET. AMAMI ON A surue VOLUNTEER. U,"m,c Sic;O,;;;ell:dnieUdtni;;,was ---- ciarged before 311 r. Tyrwhitt with manning Mr. George Thomas Woolley, 3A. High-street, Marylebone, a member of the let MAllesea vs - oostey maid that between 12 and 1 on Sundayeeern ing he was r e turnin g h ome w i t h ewe , menus, one of them and himself beteg In unit.... When at the corner of PoLisitstr,et. or pulsate the Primer's Theatre, he saw a constable with a drunken woman lying on the premed and strucling together. The defendant tried to get the woman away from the constable. The constable asked him to assist in ruin.; the woman to the station, and he (Mr. Woolley) ihd so, when • mob of about II or 40 persons, the defendant being the ringleader followed them to the station %snipe alter them, the defe , nd.iut inciting the mob to molest them, and callitg out " Volunteers." After the woman wu locked-up and on his leaving the station the mob continued to follow them. greatly annoying him and his friends, mad when Gear the Ilegent•eireus, the defendant said. " Let the have it. let the -- with the red coat hive it." A man then snatched at his medals (complainant had been is tlw Crimean civil service), or else at his watch chain, and one of the mob tried to draw out his sword, but he (euinplaniant) called out to a friend to prevent him. Os !,•,itieg as far as Harewoodlatee, the defendant struck at Ittm. hut :Maud him, and then struck hint three severe blioss behind the right ear, which caused him great pain all itie yesterd a y. lie afterw ards rds gave the defendant in charge to a twrgoaut of polke. Alaries ltralble. of 1. High-street, Marylelene, a ruemkr of the 14 Mulallesez Engineers, conirtned the corn plamanea evidence. Thedefeo4aPf .aid he was sorry that he interfered. Mr. Ty rwhitt ail he .houbl fine the defendant:Mt., or 14 iniprhonment, without he could settle with the COlll - , tabt. N',. 11.-v Sold s olunteers were so liable to insult that he roust deelme doing so on public grounds. SOUTHWARK. 10)111 , 1!AtT liY A BARMAID AT AN WM. A respectable looking young nom - eSTI Col , . rine At•••••i, wiz I,efore Mr. I:archam, charged with robbing her 11344 a the landlady of the Unicorn Tavern, Illied.ocin-street, iipposite the lice-court. Mrs. MAry Smith, the y of the hotel in question, said that 14 fortnight ago the primmer entered her service as barmaid, and three thiya afterwards she found her lying behind the her the worse for liquor. It deem roman. gratesl with her, teUing her that if she so misconducted herself again she should discharge her. The primmer pro mised to amend, ad she passed over it. After that she began to sexiest her houesty, consequently she marked some shillings on Friday last, and put them into the till. 4io Satuttlay witness mimed doer of the marital shillings, when sl.e cm - imolai:rand with th e police. A constable was allied, and witness told the prisoner of her onspicinos. She admitted that she had stolen the three 'Lati ers. soil took them out of her pocket. She had a bottle of gin in a curiousle.costrival pocket nosier the front of her she.. and in her boxes were found two other bottles of gio. Witness believed that she commenced robbing the first 1140. she enteral her service, and had motioned to do so to a ',Timis extent. Mr. Surcharn asked if she had a character with her. Mrs. Smith replied that she had an excellent character with h. r, List she had reason to believe it was false. It purported to come from Mr. filnelaio. Scotch st..res, Bays ...deemed Wituess had Awe aseertained that she had been turncd out of Mr. Vichressfe, is the Strand, where she had been hartmal, for drookessess. Mr. Barthian asked the priminier whether she would he hied I,v him or go to the sunk= ? The prisoner said she was guilty, and would leave it to his worship to dwg with bar. Mr. Barrier neatessall bar to four menthe hard labour at Waninwerth. Tim Arriving's on TIM ?lOU= KIT RAILWAY. —THE bito Uri.{—The inquiry into the mom death of Osage Waller, one of the guards of the train to whit an accident occurred on Thursday afternoon, ene rommee eI this morning at Gravesend. liken Mr. Th , mss 1141., one of the moms for Has enanty, and a • reipe.-table pry. lbw N , o iNi. ol'T .t Dniattran.—On Tuesday after- Won With em Itoutledge, a private of the 9:ted Regiment, linderw.nt the ignominious ordeal of drumming out of his n•gon.iit. I;outledge, who had served 11 years, deserted fon, rm.', and had been as often sentenced to be deigsd, thoegh that punishment was remitted on two censuses Ha bad, however, twice received 50 lashes. Whoa be lad dimerted he took his kit, he., with hint, and aces time weeks again gave humid! up, sitar diapering ell his furauhinga. Ile wee taken wrote the square, with the band playing • — ilos Rogue's March" behind him, and the usual token, .4 disgrace ; and, then to avoid an ansemMage of permit. gathered in the narrow lane leading rep to the win taken out at the beck gat*, and conveyed to gaol, wh , re he is to undergo aig mothe r imprisonment as fort of tua punishment --attenkos Pres Press. AMERICA. (artrnra's TOLIGIUM.) ADVANCE OF THE FEDERAL ARMY. NEW YORK, Kum 12, Woarnto. (Per Arabia, by telegraph from Roches Point, near Queenstown.) _ _ _ The Federal army made au advance towards Manassas on the 10th inst. 2,000 troops proceeded to Centreville, which was found deserted. They thence proceeded to Manassas, which the Con federates had entirely abandoned, after burning and destroying all they could not carry away. They have also destroyed all the railway bridges in the neighbourhood, and left nothing but desolation behind them. The evacuation of Manassas by the Confederates is reported to have commenced on the 7th or Bth. It is rumoured that they have fallen lback on Gordonsville. The House of Representatives has passed a reso lution concerning pecuniary compensation to st►tes abolishing !slavery, in accordance with President Lincoln's suggestion. INSPECTION OF GRENADIER GUARDS. (THIS DAY.) This morning the Duke of Cambridge, as Colonel of the Regiment, inspected the 2nd and 3rd battalions of the Grenadier Guards on the Parade in St. James's-park. Hie royal. highness arrived on the ground at 10 o'clock, lung accompanied by Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis, Major the Hon. J. Lindley, Lieutenant Colonel the Hon Htigh Meavva+, Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. R. W. Pena Omens, C.R, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Lemma Browslow Maitland, Lieutenant Colonel Lord Arthur Hay, Lieutenant Colonel Lord Frederick Fitzroy, Lieut. Colonel Cuthbert =son, Captain BirJ. Montague Burgoyne, Bart., Lieutenant-Colonel H. F. Poc.ontry, Lioutossat.r.olosel Sir W. T. Wallace, Lieutenant-Colonel Keppel, the Hon. Saukville West, and other officers. The battalions carried their tattered colours of Waterloo, as well as those of Cor.ume, the Peninsular, Barons, Alma, lakerman, and SebastopoL As soon as his royal highness appeared oa the ground the men prnsented arms, and the evolutions at once commenced. With such • regiment as the Grenadier Guards it is almost unneomeary to say that e Te g that was done was well done. His royal rode about in all direction,, and was well by the spectators, who assembled in large satubees, seelerillietandieg the shortness of the notice which bad hese gives al the intended inspection. The proceedings lasted 'seedy forty minutes, and at 20 minutes before 11 the Comemader.in-Cbiel left the ground amidst general sheering, the bead playing the national anthem. BANK O AUSTRALASIA.-{2lllB DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was held at I o'clock, at the offices, 4, Threadnealle-street ; Mr. T. W. HVIDEILION in the chair. The following report of the directors was read by the Secretary : " The directors present the subjoined abstracts of the an- counts of the bank, for the year ending the 14th October, 1861 :- Profit and Lou Account : Balance at the credit , of profit and loss account, 15th October, 1860, ma per last report, 94,2064 14s. fid. ; net profit ! to the year to 14th October, 1861, after deduce den of interest on deposits, income tax. he., provi idea bevies been made for bad sad doubtful debts. 120,6184 Us. 311. • toMI, 216,825 t. 6s. lid. Divided among the pro. pdeeereLAt April, 1861, a dividend at the rate of 6 per end, per emits, and a beaus at the rate of 4 per mut per aim= ; making together 10 per ant per affirm, or V. per share for the hilt year, 45,00 W. ; at October, 1861, the same, 45,0004 • tore Cher, 90,0004 ; balance at the credit of profit and ICes are count, Oct. 11, 1881, 126,8tffil. lia. lid. Assets : Speaks sad cash at beaks"; 7110,1:634 6.. Id. ; government seeariMes, and loans, 254,7634 18s. 4d. ; tee fund Mesdames* 900,0001. ; receivable, Weer securitim for ream, 3,170,2434 14s. Id. ; bank premises in the Colonial and is Loadoo, 159,2121. 2s. Id. • total, 4,534,252/. if.. 7d. —Circalatioo, 42:1,5 071. ; deposits, 2,1145,8984 is. ld. ; hills payable, and other liabilities, 633,0224 4a. 7d. ; making, 3,2Y2, - 427/. Ile. Bd. Capital, 900,0001. ; guaraatee fund, 200,000 1 . ; dividend sad beam due 15th October, 1861, 45,0004 ; profit and loss balance, 126,8251. 6s. 11d. making 1,271,X2,54 ' 6s. 11d. • total. 4,534,2521. 18.. 7d. ; The directors trust that these statements will be received by the proprietors with satidaction, justifying as they do the expectations held out, that the result of We year's operations would prove of a favourable character. Since the meeting in August last, no Meat has occurred to which the directors deem it seminary to make particular allusion. They are, however, ambled to state generally, that trade in Australia is gratuity assum ing a wander condition, WWI the prosperity of the colonise is steadily progressive. The use of machinery at the gold fields es also becoming more general, encouraging the expectation that the produce of gold will IOCTISMIL The business of the bank continues to be conducted on a safe and legitimate basis, and the directors have again to express their sense of the services of Mr. J. J. Falconer, the superintendent, and of the officers of the bank generally. The directors have also to ac knowledge the valuable information they have re- I caved from Mr. McArthur, the assistant supe rintendent, Wllt s gl i nrot t ll3 6 : lOSS 's o n f le" an ' Ori e and CMhly catemed eel- Imam, by the decease of Mr. Edward Harmed, one of the founders of the bank. The vacancy thue created it originalei become the duty of the proprieton to fill up this day. The directors gladly avail themselves of the ice crew in the profits of the year to make an addition to the nee of distribution among the proprietors, sod they have accordingly declared • dividend for the half.year, payable on the 15th of April next, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, or 245. per share, and a beaus at the rate of 64 per coat per annum, or 26i. per share, free of income tax, being together 2/. 101. per share, or at the rate of 124 pee cent. per annum." The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said the board were happy to meet the proprietors nadir improved cireumstancee, especially as at the last meeting he held out hopes that that would he the case. The basins:mei the bank during the last half year might be well characterised as having been more profitable, with less expense in conduct. ing it, than in any year since 11 4 57. (Cheers.) The allowance of interest ors current accounts was still decree tinued ; but this state of things was not to be relied upon as permanent, since if any bank chaise to recur to the former system the others would have to follow. The hest security against that was to be found in the fact that it was the interest of each company to adhere to the present syetem. (Hear, bear.) During the last year the board had been enabled to offset • reduction of ex penditure in the colonic* to the amount of 6,000!. (Cheers.) As regarded the dividend it had al ways bees the policy of the board not to strain the accounts for the purpose of declaring a high dividend. In the last hen-year they had carefully investigated the accounts and securities, and the result fully justified the dividend now recommended. The colonial legis lature, which had long looked upon bank proem with a jealous eye, had recently imposed a tax of It per cent, on circulation notes. Thu only concerned them to the extent of about 4,0001. per annum. and the impost would not materially affect them if it stopped at that per centage. The state of affairs in the colonies was satisfactory, and particularly so in the young colony of Queensland. He concluded by spmkin7; in very laudatory terms of the secretary, Mr. Milligan, and the accountant, Mr. Walderstone. The motion having been setionded, Mr. Moons: complained of the use of the term " he. " in the profit and lose account, and that the account' gooe rally were not sufaciently minute sad explicit. After some discuadm the men was adopted. VACANCY AT PRIPATON. —Mr. Cron, the member for Preston, has announced his determination to :ethic from Parliament. The hon. gentleman at the can• meacenwat of the session determined to wait for • dir solution before he resigned his seat, but, as he now states, be sees on immediate prospect of a parliamentary beesk.op, and be has therefore determined to resign. As a suocessor on the conservative side, Sir G. T. Heaketh., Bart.. comes forward, the liberals being represented by Mr. Melly, of Liverpool. The battle is expected to be • severe one. Tex GRZAT EASTERN. —During the recent spring tides, which have been lingually low, a aufficient excava tion has bees made under the bottom of the Great Eastern on the gridiron at Nayland, Milford Haven, so as to admit, on the next springs, the injured plate being removed end rephieed by a new one. The repairs of the rudder, ,tern pad, Pc., are all well uigh completed. The inside tidings also ars Wog rapidly proceeded with, so that her departure sesy not in bay way be delayed. HAts-aasairrit &cars. —An extraordinary mai. dealt.* place two days ago, at TM:wales (Loiret). As the mine at the gamine of the steeple was in need of re pair, a workman was employed to pt it down. He as cended without difficulty by manse( the knotted rope used ea such oeeseloos, and, after getting astride on the cross to which the vane was razed, displaced the latter, and lowered it to his amossashes below. Having done so, he prepared pos i op bionsif, and here the danger of hie position be came whim& The cross on which be was sitting was 1:1117 tsWildni eosdition, the timber to which It was begin hemme worm-eaten by age, and the smoseeat bebop& to move it gave way with his weight. The men eadenveared to sere himself by clutching at the rope, bet bendiest It and canie heavily down on the roof of the ' ekes* several of the tiled of which were broken. Thence he ono on a large apple tree, and fell through the bonichs to the steend. Which luckily for him bad recently been dug tip dm wash ens this force with which be came down, that he wade so iadistation to the depth of more than a foot. His coessudea who were horrorstruck at witnessing his fall, impacted te lad him a corpse, but to their great surprise he pot on Waive, and soon after walked to his home, nom. Peiping only of a ordain his hip, from falling on the branch el a tree. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH U, 1862. SHARE L1828.-(THIS DAY.) Two eOtoog. The railway share market is heavy to-day, and most of the principal lines show a reduction varying from to per cent. Great Western and Caledonian have fallen 4. London and North Western stock is now noted 931 to 941 ; Great Western, 74 to ; • , 1281 to . l ; Lan caahire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 1; Caledoman, 1114 to 112 ; South Eastern, 831 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 571 to 581 ; and Great Northern, 117 to 118. Lombardo-Venetian Railway_ shares remain quoted 11 to 11 prem. Great Western and Grand Trunk of Canada, as well as Bahia, San Paulo, and Great Luxembourg railway shares, are in de mand, and better. Ides to-dip db. I pd l JUILWATIL lo 1 p.a. ... M 3 14 id 40 i id i 4 I 2 i _ 1u i Z. pm ai F la 96 1 1- wi‘silzd FOREIGN OBLIGATIONS. BAILWAT& G.Lizamlnorgi is. or __Do. YANA IA ALS.. 4TI 10 20 al SO 411 40 all 3!14! 20 ITU 20 100 'all 20 'all p c. *TNelperceut. it 4oa v isa i r S. Ans.& Lase-Ven. Sp. c. Southall at Prance S Victorimsonuel p.et. W.SN.WAannoap.a. Ls 31 is 20 12e Is 12 I 10 112 11 99 100 12 19{ DOelib. 000,410 81, Conamcdal 100 —•— 114,000 80. Ds. 4 4.4.1tid. 1115 100 — 1,006,618 1 St. led mg Woolloll6 100 In 1111 1,41181 N. Lobs 100 68 II 811 08 11, Bt. 11l ialrehis 100 00 04. SouillmOsa 100 ilk_ 1691 IN. Vlslse S ls lOO 0,4011 ID Da aw I le 101 i dis per COLONIAL OOVINN MINT T a.. D0.64 1 8=.181114 100 Da operst.lsbaLtos 100 Da 6parestlasr.DBsp 100 Do. 6 pot asoL Do.sporasoLls. Btaak 100 siGlilopss4.4.l/00 00 ds. 10 D. Do 1001 100 New Dagosateor.lp.aL 100 If. B.Wslas Ovio, a. 100 )0 . 6 1L 0- lan to lel 100 Do. 1 p. a., UM lOO NINI Tomball Spar asoL 101) Nave awes 6p. a. 1875 100 kost.Gov. 88605 100 310. Tic. 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Vern D:osoro L 004.. 100 lit 101 100 107 100 99k 100 9a 100 3 111 113 112 114 111 113 wee 101 00 3 NI 1 is 98 WI 98 108 110 108 109 108 110 106 107 1073 108 so 06 415 44 44 la 34 lll lie $ 1 16 II I T 7e IS 3 IS 37 I 1$ 14 +lb 67 a dim par 4i 6 L IS Si g la. all um. u au Idle i gen' 1 e s i len It IA 11 Pir Po ictio Mud I_ ,i I'm i ps Pi I t i I i2B 18 51 82 18 2 9 II 116 117 12 15 83 88 ,104 I.J 108 107 1 Of dim 1 98 10 1 i Pm ; ,, i . : 5 .0 81 es 1 ! PM 1 1 dlij Psi I 5 1 12 16 l it h e ? 54 54 67 CO 11 13 Ina 181 141 1? 18 41 51 } Ipm 54 58 136 140 38_ 56 - 4 1 — 6 l I Par I Dm par ual li I pro 4 I ° B dia TiZrOTAL MARE MARKETS. Ygitroot, MAKI, 22.—ades today :—Calotiontan Stock, 1121 x d—Oreat Western Stack, 14; 6-ILancsabire and Yorkshire Stock. 100—London and North Western, 011 f 4—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 4—Midland Stock, 1221 5-6outh Eastern, 1 lex div.—ktirkenhold Stock, Wl—Buffalo and lake Huron 61 7-16 I—Ditto 7 per cent. 104. shares, 8 11.16 Dutch Rhenish, 1 p—Orand Trunk of Canada, w4l--(treat Indian Peninsula, 102 f--(treat Luxembourg, 114 3-161 S-16 12 3-16— Ede 7 per Cent. Preference Scrip, 64—Bank of Liverpool, 161 —North and South Wales, 13—Liverpool United Gas 206. MARCUM'S:R. MARCH tit —There wu but a very limited business. The market wu steady, with prices a shade better. Great Luxembourg, 12 1-16--Orand Trunk of Canada, 26 1 1 — Lancashire and Yorkddre, 1061—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 431—Ditto stil Pref., fp— North British. 671—South Euteru, 845 4—Edinburgh, Petth. and Dundee, 325—Sheffield 6 per Cents, 12l1—Oiwestry and New Town, 80—Ditto Prof., 10 3-16. LIEI,I, MUM 22. —Hehden Moor, lOs —Midland, 1204—Lan casbiro And Yorkshire (Barnsley). 1145—Leeds, 109—Eastern Unlou C, 40-4. reel Northern, 117}—Doves, 6457-10. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•) ISSUE OF THE TURKISH LOAN. Two o'CLoci. The intelligence from Italy has occasioned a number of speculative sales to-day, and the stock markets are heavy, though the Paris Bourse has not given way. The English funds have declined 1 to 3-16 per cent., and English rail ways I to # per cent. Foreign bonds, including more particularly Italian Five per Cents., are likewise lower, but Brazilian and Canadian rail way shares have met with an increased demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 10c:, being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 94/, 1, 931, and 94 for money, and 941, 1, and 94 for the ac count. The present quotations are 931 to 94 for money, and 94 to k for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank stook, shut ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92f, # ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; India Stock, 224, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, :1883, 100 ; ditto 1864, 100 ; Four per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 91; ditto Five per Gents., 1031; ditto Bonds, 225. prem. ; Exche quer Bills, June, 18s., 17s. prem. Foreign stocks in some instances are rather fiat. Italian securities are lower. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has fallen # per oent., being quoted 84 to 1, while that of 1858 is last marked 72, ex div. showing likewise a reduction. Venezuela Bonds, however, are steady. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 105 ; Italian Five per Cents., 661, 67, 661 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Maremmana Rail way Scrip), 11, 1 prem. ; New Granada Two per Cents., 271 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 851; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., for ac count, 99, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 94 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 531, # ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certi ficates, 7, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 86 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 721, 1, 1, #, 72, ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103 ; Venezuela Three per Cents. for account, 25. Hats-rasr Two o'Ctoce. The Turkish Six per Cent. Loan has just been formally announced on the Stock Exchange, and very favourably received. The amount is for 5,440,000?. sterling, in 8,000,0001. bonds at 68. The quotation is 2 to 3 per cent. premium. Foot o'Ctocx. Consols have further receded 1 per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 931 to 94 for the account. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due on Messrs. Hembree Italian Railway Loan of 1,338,0001. on Wednesday next. About 46,000?. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm, but the sales were limited to 3,000 bales. Reference was made a few days ago to the forma tion of the Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited). The prospectus was issued this after noon. This is both an Interesting and important undertaking, and is brought forward under the auspices of first-class commercial names. The directors are Messrs. William Dent, Murray Glad stone, R. W. Kennard, M.P., John Fender, L. R. Reid (director of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway), Major-General Sim (chairman of the Madras Railway), and Messrs. J. A. Turner, M.P., J. A. Tobin, and James Wyllie. The company is described as formed for the purpose of carrying out on a large scale the principle of subsidiary lines, a principle which has already received the sanction of the government of India. It is pointed out that the government undertake to deliver to the com pany, free of cost, the roadways perfectly constructed and ready to receive the rails, together with all the land necessary for sidings and. stations, for a period of 99 yearn, so that all the company will have to do is to lay down the rails, and provide rolling stock and accommodation for passengers and goods, the whole cost of which is not to exceed 2,600?. per mile. As there is to be no government guarantee, the company will be exempt from that government interference which some of the Indian railways have found so irksome. Instead of a guarantee, the company obtains a virtual subsidy from the government m the most practical form possible, that is to say, in land and in executed works. The first branch line to be proceeded with is to be, as observed a few days ago, in connexion with the Bengal division of the East Indian Railway. It will be 27 miles in length, and will run from Nulhatee to Moorshedabad, through a rich and populous district. A dividend of upwards of 10 per cent. is estimated. The directors will work gratuitously until the divi dend reaches 5 per cent. The capital is 500,000/. (subject to increase) in 101. shares. The brokers are Messrs. Hill, Fawcett r and HilL A call of U. is to be paid on the shares of the Universal Marine Insurance Company by the 21st of April. At the 39th annual meeting of the Economic Life Assurance Society, held on Saturday in New Bridge street, Blackfriars, Mr. Robert Biddulph in the chair, the following statements wore submitted :—Num ber of propmals made in the year 1861, 539 ; poli cies issued, 443, assuring 312,2401. ; amount of new premium income, 11,1351. Claims had arisen on 167 policies, assuring with bonus the sum of 141,801/. The invested capital now amounts to 2,030,4921. The number of policies remaining in force is 8,617, producing an annual income of 200,0001. The annual meeting of the Royal Swedish Rail way Compa ny is called for the 15th ApriL Stevens' Patent Bread Machinery Company (Limited), is the title of a new undertaking which has been for some time in course of preparation, and which is respectably oonstituted. The value of Stevens' machinery for making bread is attested by a remarkable series of testimonials from numerous public establishments, including prisons, lunatic asylums, hcspitals, &c. The machine is likewise used by numerous master bakers, who commend It highly, and has been otherwise satisfactorily tested. Stock en band tide day ....earl Delivery last week Ditto !rove lsklnne 33,966 1,077 09,94.7 irtiat last weak Ifitto tress ist lan!. .01,871 rico Y.C. pot owL this day s7s. ad. Ditto Tara last Friday SOL ad. 711,0ta 1,000 fq,olo - -- 1,294 112.944 594. M. 599 Od. !,144 103,30'2 86 48L Od. al. &L Arrivals for the week ending April 1 last s tr and delivery 679 casks. The arrivan last wwt ecenpris c e s dt casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is larger than on Monday last. The demand is good, and Thursday's quotations are well maintained. The supply of dump is rather shorter, and on the average prices are rather better. Good calves are .rams and dear. From Germany and Ho!. land there em 43 beasts, 1,120 sheep, and 89 calves; Spain, 80 besets ; Scoff Lod, 350 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,900; Im• land, 195 ; and 80 from the western counties. Par "ton s of 81ba. s. 4. s. d. Per "Moue of Nlbs. a. 4. •6. Best Boots Herstd• 4 6 4 8 11441Dne& Ht-todelat 4 8 6 0 Hat Short-honks 4 • 4 6 Beet Long-w 0015.... 5 1 6 6 Second qua'. boasts If 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 64 10 Calves Pip 4 4 6 4 Dot do. Shorn 00 0 • BastDastllll-bredi 5 6 5 8 Lambs 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 8,890; 0.49 and Lambs. 17,060; Wm, 103 : Pia 450. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. HIS DAY.) Messrs. Patteoden and Smith report the demand daily improving for both English sod foreign hops, at slightly adranoed prices. Old hops continue to be taken for expos. tatioa at late quotations. _ COAL ML IKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End swims's, 16..; Willi End South Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees, 101.,• Walls Ead Hartlepool, 11M 9d.; Walls End don* Helloe, 13s. &L ; Walls End Hank Hall, 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, Ids. 3d. ; Waill End Halloo, 3d. ; •Walls Ead Aoora Clan. 144. &L ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 14s. 3d. • Byron 14a. ; Holywell, &l. ; Wylam, 14a. ; Tasted Mom Ho.tes. M.; Went Hartley, 1514 Elamite Hartley, Hi& MINES.-(71118 DAY.) TWO O'CLOCK. A 19 r" The mining market is not active to-day, but ammet its chief advantages are, clean linens, prices generally are fi rm. Great Wheal Fortune healthiness, and economy both of time a ce d mate , ▪ are n acted 20 t o c b e i ng hi g h er ; East rial. It is probably chiefly valuable in an economic Camden, 33} to Sd • m u l e Valley , iii to l ok . sense. In addition to the large profit anticipated Tolvadden, n to I ; • 'South Caradou, 325 to 330 "; and Tincroft, 101 to 11. In the Stock Exchange from the sale of the patented machine., it is in- East Cam Brea Awes have been dealt in at 13, and tended to establish central bakeries for the supply of perfectly pure bread. It is a satisfactory feature Stray Park, at 30. that the patentee, who remains in the management, Foreign and colonial mining shams are without foregoes all cash payments for the exclusive use of variation of importance. Several transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange of his patents, and is to be remunerated exclusively in list. paid-up shares and by a per centage on the profits. 1 The capital is 60,000/. in shares of 21. each. The A new undertaking is announced under the title ; &commute are to be under the constant supervision of the East Delabole Slate and Slab Company :of an accountant unconnected with the resident (Limited). Some well-known name, and situated near the seaport town of Bee- qu ar r ies b ear i ng th a t officers of the company. The following, relating to the sugar duties, is castle, in Cornwall, have been provisionally par- chased, from Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons' circular of on terms which tend to show that I Saturday : the vendor has great confidence in the capacity of A. deputation yesterday waited on the Chancellor vying in _ , Exchequer with regard to the present system of l the property. slate quarrying, in very many :du n ties on sugar according to a male of quality. It was repro stances, is a highly remunerative branch of bust - ae ted that sugars of exactly similar market value were ire mesa, and, having regard to the ease of working and queotly assessed at the very different rates of 16s. and to the facilities for transport, the directors of the 1.38.10 d., from the great diMculty experienced by the Cm resent undertaking put it forward as something of toms in ascertaining the duty by a standard sample. Mar chants from the Mauritius and East to tb sui emse t thweesputoblic there an unusually promising character. The concern is bat 'a ro uf aceom idure. mods not te Indies stated that they framed 11..1i a very moderate scale, the capital q w u r rem o Z t e : Wu 02. 11 0 . in shares of 21. each. lode of duties, and that they were frequently un. At Wheel Jane mesling, on the 18th inst., the *moat. successful in making for the 13e. 10d. duty, their profi a te nag dma to ain pay Y e the 10a par share value f tall of b.ne those fit of sugars their c°a4 expensive dewed a cradle balsam d 1,0601. 18s. A dividend of 11. being sacrificed in ease of error, ands furthee' lessooenrring ger share 15120 was dselared in TT, . Wheal Emily Holestts. on the 17 th Inst., made a call of high the duty. The h market imported from England, it was said, was not derived by At the Demo sad Cornwall (Jolted Mines meeting, on them, as by its use their sugar made was absolutely too good sk. 18th lost., the secoests showed a debit balance of for our market. The ' • quantities consumed during 1861, 1,1121.8.. Id. A all of Da per slam was made. I under the different classifications, wars thus given :—Re- OADLNAZY SMASH AND STOCKS all !Mu Ofl. Vai. Ilibt.,Lia.ohlbsaloo 161,011 sad Tyne IDarlas.ffisslMMlL4.o yie 114•10 spol Sista 1 .1 - 1 0 ,, it and B..... 7:::::::.:. I§iiry,4 .... ... ;;1 re. 7.11 :::::: **** Do. (p.a. & Dans aadl Tao. DomL,Pertli. tAbd.Ja rldigieZion io nook al led ?Wolk ----- adeiresow Dundee 7 emsd Jaw. 1=• IL Welles cielDedlesliemd PO DWI 1 . Aran Dip Or. um- Pe 06.11 Wipe& is pail R PCP en* WNW. at. @nib a w Wal. Om; 11) Todoldre Pro WWI ti t Si. !I z~~ Do. New , Dw /Ina • NON NW at WL (IN.) NM Kant NoviNiii and ND& • Irani Ansit"daL Niiin,Winusgi.a/ka MOMasi . ....... N Nielk of . rI IN 11 Dews •81:i ND. D. N De. G.N.l.Pese. 111 Da Yak 111 Kolb Ywdra • Da ice ItallheLlleslestmi icepillikrellte _PO No I n. w.r.o ii. 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Lad do 10 &pule _ . - ei 11 i .... Ili 9* 11 108 ++ 101 Do. Pun)sub ...... Do. do.'''''' Joist nod il sal ssi se Si 0:1 91 99 WI Int ler A 117 118 119 117 US 160 104 166 741 75 04 00 1064 100 54 50 161 125 - 9t -ut 101 102 U 411 44 9 A ItS IW* 99 10 1 1 1 1 9 Pm IS 73 eri as ;1; - Par — - 11 101 11 41 4 dls 118 180 I 48 AO 108 In 48 48 id 0 f Tei at 84 84 48 84 100 102 8 i IT 88 0 pm UI 160 IL :3=l 1 19 VII 3 3 3 6 16 1 1151 I 132 Y 4 44 46 89 91 ILWAYS. Z. pail 11 11 II 12 a ell 1 pm me 1 11 12t =Pa 10 di din N _ 611 a! 14 16 pm 1 pa, 30 81 i: 12 23 Si lONS. Cieslag — prior. 7 - 6 lon 62 1011 106 Pm 28} 77 101} if in di. 14 ii.,41 Si 41 ici i $ pm -1 -1 BASK& go 8U an OS MI l+srs aptly. gm awl .1 Audgaida Bank Bank al of M i t Beth& N. Amnia& .. Chart. Bank of laW Ariesna. and Ohm. OMR& Mom of laila. Veuld • Ooh ol Quad& Om. ad London . Lan. Soot. k Ausl.Chartd. G. Bank ot Swamland. Loa. Qt. Bank ot Ault& Do. New Lanka end Las Join= London & Booth ittrlcau Loa. and Weatagnater Metro. & Prot. Dank (L NM. rm. el lionlawa Do. V0w.... National Bank New South Woks , °theta Dank lawmen Ottoman lank Provincial ot Inked South Amalfi itroke o! 4.esipmils Aron a! Easiie mow Now DIB.CIITMLB No. I Si. I - alkous. -— — I I% I CL taeetie - lilt GitTWIEW.e iasit,l44 LOS SS 100 I 10,R4 St Ncefolk4p.ollsz.6ll4.4. to N Is Mom Si , N. 144.44.4LJusAiely NS 911 93 St Ikoilidi N. SorA. 4p. it. ILIP -.— 160.O0O: al W.lSllimiOs ....Yea.. on in tot No. I ili. non 1* MASS * 10.000 1111 0.000 100 29,000 SO 0+,200 n 0000 in 110.00 101 00,500 1611 *OOO 100 *OOO 20 WA* ft , 56,000 20 16,000! to ! 16,000:. SO *7OO 20,000 i IS : 60000 100 ikon' 100 I non 100 I MOM: 00 10,0001 60' ' 26,000 00' 160.600' u • 24001 20 20 0001 100 ;;~i twoool "i iI IX Wow. 70 79 9l la 80 82 64 64 21e e 33 36 as Of SO 41 131 12 - - 24241 252 _ 21. e a n tl4 } B I Dm 78 78 did per SS 40 U 64 24626 86 88 86 IS 461 67 St S St iliooo I 11,111r1;6661 188.0701 tiq".l ii 10 DO a Di 100 I fined, or auger) equal to refined, 12,748 tons, paying 18e. 4d. per cwt. ; Ist quality, white clayed, 1,975 tons, paying 16s. per cwt. ; 2nd ditto, yellow Muscovado, or brown clayed (good grocery auger), 196,853 tons, paying 13s. 10d. par asst. • .3rd ditto, brown Muscovado (too brown for grocers). 258,869 tone, paying 1.28. &L per cwt. ; 4th ditto, cane juice, 3,069 tow, paying 10s. 4d. per cwt. The increased quan tities imported under thelower Meson this scale may be taken as an exemplification of the increase in consumption that bra always been found attendant on a reduction of duties. It was suggested that, as the sacrifice to the Exchequer would be small, the 16s. rate should be abolished, and that a mean ate, to produce about the lame revenue as at pre sent produced by them, m igh t be named between the 13s. 10d. and 121. BcL rates. The protection to the English refiner, to which they attach so much importance, would be thus retained in the 18e. 4d. duty, which, if made to apply to stored refined sugar only, would enable them to buy the sugars which are beet adapted to their use, but which are now excluded by the high duty. The ditty on molasses was not referred to ; it is at present ss. SATURDAY . Consols, which closed yestenl7;;Tiiiii:Tior the 10th April, opened this morning at 941, im proved to 941 to k, and closed at 941, " sellers." For money the last price was 941 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Tree per Cent. Con sols, for money, 941, ; ditto, for account (April 10), 941,./ ; Bank Stock, shut ; ditto, for account, 234 ex dm. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92i, ; New Three per Cents., 92k, ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. 771 ; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, }, 109; ditto, for account, 108}, 109 ditto Bonds, Zs. prem. ; Rye per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 1031, 103 ; ditto Five-and a-lialf per Cent., 1081, }. The India Five per Cent. Stock has again risen 1, closing at 108} to 109. The Five per Cent. rupee paper has advanced to 103 to /, and the Five-and-a-Ralf to 108 to /. Exchequer Bills were quoted 18e. to 21s. prem., being Is. lower than yesterday. India Bonds re main flat. _ _ . In the foreign stock market the only feature of importance was a rise of per cent. in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which closed at 721 to 1, ex div. A decline occurred to-day in Oriental Bank shares. onion Bank of Australia were in demand. As re gards other bank stocks little alteration occurred. In miscellaneous shares there were inquiries for East India Irrigation and Peel River Land. The demand for Indian Railway Debentures con tinues active, and in several instances a fresh rise of if per cent. took plaoe to-day. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IL! RIC-LANK. —(THII3 DAY. ) There was • continuous fall of rein yesterday from early in the morning until late in the thermion. To-day the weather is fine and clear, with the wind from the south. During the peat week the supplies of home-grown wheat were small. Flow less than lately. Barley moderate. Malt rather liberal. Oats and Issas • fair quan tity, but tares and seeds very short. A few more Scotch oats, bat of Irish very scanty. The foreign arrivals of wheat were limited, vis. Mediter. Immo, Prussian, and a little American. Of lion; a pretty good supply of American barrels. Barley rather improved, principally Danish, Egyptian, and some bags from Hamburg. Oats more liberal, Denial', Dutch, and Swedish. Beans, peas, tares, linseed, and rapeseed extremely short, andit cargo of maize from the Mediterranean. The condition of the English wheat fresh up is again vary bad, and where sales are effected Is. per quarter less than on Monday last is accepted for selected samples, but the bulk remains unsold. The foreign trade is dull, and fully L. cheaper. Floor is lid. to la. per banal and each lower, and the trade quite a retail character. Barley is in better demand, and prices rather more in favour of sellers. - OZ.am dull, and 6d. lower than this day week. Beans and peas the same. Seeds.-Lineeed and rapeseed firm ; other seeds trade slow. FLOATING CASIOOIB. -About the same value SS this day week, and several sales reported since that day. WNRAT.-English : Ewer and Kent, white, new, Me. to 6615.; ditto, fine old, -s. --s.; ditto, red, new, 51a. t 0.595.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -s. ; Norfolk, fine old, -a. to - 1 4 red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : Mantua, 61s. to 65a.; fine, 655. to Gila ; extra, 69e. to 735. ; Konigsberg, 56a. to 615.; ditto, extra, 635. to 675.; Rostock, extra, 595. to 65a.; Mecklenburg red, 411 a. to 65a ; Uckermark ditto, -s. ; American white, 58s. to 61a.; ditto, red, 56a. to 58a.; Cana dian, 56a. to 57.. BAFAY.-Engligh malting, 38e. to 375. ; fi ne, 40a , O ng , 28a. to 305.; and distilling, 3 1 i. to 33e. per qr. ; foreign - gniading, 265. to 304.; ditto distilling, 3045. to 325. Nam-English, Eases and Norfolk, 58s. to 625. ; fine, 624. to 68s. ; Kingston and Ware, 645. to 685.; brown, 495. to 575. OATS.-English feed, 20s. 08. to 235. Od. ; potato, 245. to 28a. ; foreign, 21a. to 28e. BRAN& -IRoghsh tick, 313 e. to 3646 ; harrow, 395. to 401. ; pigeon, 394. to 40s. ; foreign, 31s. to 33e. ; tick. 371. to 38s. ; Konigsberg, 364. to 40e. ; ' 335. to 345. Plan.-English boilers, 384. to 39..; w to and blue, 38a. to 414. ; maple, -a. to --a.; grey, 34i. to 38a hog, 36a to 38e. • foreign, 34a. to 375. From.-Eoglish town, 484. to 49a ; ditto fine, 495. to 555.; country, 445. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38.. to 40a; French, -a to -a. pee mak ; U.S. sweet, 27a. to 30a; Canadian. 275. to 30a. : Spurish. to -a. INDIAN Coss.-White, 334. to 35a ; yellow, 31a. to 33a. Fimarixo Caincoss, all 0. F. and L -Wheat : Bora. anaki and Marianople, par 4921b5., 45a. to 504. ; Ghirka, 454. to49s. ; Foliar Odeon, per 4801b5., red, 47. a. to 445. ; white, - • Danube and thlata, 465. to 474. ; 394:. to 41a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, ymr r iAr., 225. to 235. ; Odessa and - Danube, do., 23e. to 244. Beans Egyptian, per 4901b.,31.. to 32e. Maim : Odessa endGalats„ per 4921b5 ., 314. Ocl. to 324. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 M., 31s. 0 , 1. to 325. ; French, do., -a to -a. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian, to --a Smas.--Giasary seed, per qr., 40s. to 544. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 465. to 504. Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 64. to 94. ; brown, Is. to 10a. ; Linseed, per qr., crashing, 614 to 68s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, 111. Os. to 121. Oa ; American, thin, in ele., per ton, 121. A. to 121. 10s.; do., in bogs,lll. Os. to 111. 10e.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseills, 101. to 101. 10s.; Rape cakes, 61. Oat° 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 84. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72a ABILIVAIN INTO LONDON FROM MANCH 17 TO JUNCO U. I Must. iszley. MA. Oda Dr ie r ie s i - FtiOnr . .. Coed - wire : ore VR os i n = 'PA 1 5 .. lo ge Irish .. 100 ... . 06 0 . .. Foreign — .. liiiii loses .... iii ii7a7 20 7 EMPOITID.—Wheat, 1,1 qrs. ; eels, 75 ; dour, 1165 owta. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) osll7/1: Acating cargo of ifatZrititts sold for the United Kingdom at 245. landing weights. Refined is dull of sale at the recent decline there are few sellers. Corn—doo bags common Rio sold at 555. to 57a, and a floating cargo of Si. Domingo, for a near park at 70s. Itusi.—About 30 puns. of Penang sold at la sd. proof. Exc.—About 5,000 bags Bassein sold at 10s. ed., cash. SALTPITRX. —6OO bags sold, refraction 7e, at 375. ed. °arrow. —4OO bales sold at firm prima. The public odes advertised for to-morrow con/let of 400 hhds. West India, 5,000 bags Mauritius, and 7,700 bap Fist India lOO casks and 1,400 begs co ff ee, 1,500 begs rice, sba g s saltpstns, and 100 caeca shellac. TALLOW MAR .-{THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 48a., net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0.. as the spot, 46e. ; all this month, 48s. ; April to June, 48s. ; july to September, 48s. ød.; October to Dauber, 48a. PAIIITICULAIA 01 TALLOW. Mt. • Ns- MI i 1081 1 i 2" 102 1-} 87i71 161} 1 lei i MI I 1011 II 1041 21 I NI no me Ise I I I 10t ISt 131 tvii .. 186. ilia iii: MOO zd 8,915 1160,000 1,051.015' Eal - 111 WI MI f0,C09 00,000 0,000; (1,000 IMF!' ii "6 00,000 60,0001 100000 10.000 10,000 WOW 100.000 12,000 ossowl 000,000 20,000 20,000 itkoool lo,ocoul I PP°.9 'll - 76 ,-- )1 ii:ial 11 li 6 6 41 46 11411 los u• U 4 4 119 11 14 40 41 110 IRO K;1041 40 65 li 11 14 141 16} IT 18 .... 100} 100 eni imii .. 13 31 - II Ti ff - 11 1 a 6 6 t 9 8I