The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-05 00:00:00

Mr. Henry—There is no occasion for Wallace—There is occasion, sir, when a man says such things. I wonder how he can stand in that boz sod take his oath upon his Bible to what he knows to be false. Mr. Henry—You will have the opportunity of taking the opinion of a jury whether be is speaking the truth. Wallace—l hope you will settle the case here, sir. I have not denied a word of what Ackrill says, and this man's evidence has nothing to de with the case. But I could prove that man a liar. I could take his coat away, and I would only for injuring myself. I never saw the Exhibi tion in my existence. I've never seen the budding since it has been a building. Mr. Henry—You can offer any evidence you please be lore the jury. All the prisoners besought Mr. Henry to deal sum marily, but Mr. Henry refused, and committed them for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ROBBIJIY BY A SHAM CABMAN. Ofonge Allen was charged with the following robbery : Charlotte Loader, a young woman living in Eueter.street, Lisson-grove, said that on the morning of Wedoesday last, about one o'clock, sbe saw the prisoner standing by a cab in the Haymarket, and believing him to be the cabman, she got into the cab with a friend, and handed him a half sove reign to take the fare. He walked away with the half sovereign, and went into a public-house and never re turned. Shortly after the real cabman ceme out of the public-house sod told her and her friend to get out of the cab. This morning she saw the prisoner standing near the same public-home, and she gave him in charge. Mary Burkland, a friend of the prosecutrix, confirmed her, both stating they were positive the prisoner was the man. Morridi Pike, 51 V, said, on taking prisoner into custody he said he knew nothing of the half-sovereign. Prisoner said he knew no more of the coin than the book on the table. Inspector Charles Bowles said that at half-past one in the morning of Wednesday List the two females spoke to him, and said they had given the prisoner half a sovereign. A search was made for the prisoner, but he could not be found, although on other mornings he was there until 4 o'clook assisting cabmen. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoner. Caine, Overstone, Gipsy Girl, Royal Stag, Lufra, Mar mion, A voudaie, Lennet, Golddust, Zara, Cabin, Chaff, Hilly Grove. Mountain Doe, Moose. Tourist, First At tempt, Cobbler. Idea, Trumps, f by Kingston—Fontenoy, Golden Drop, Fitz Ruyter, and Barrister are here. STAND PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Sherbert's, Fitz-Avon, Doncaster, Birdhill, Nativity, Prophet, Astarte, Grey Hen c, Tarragona, Peignoir, David Ann. Gazelle, Hopeful Duchess, Margery, Lord Stanley, lisliverne, Plum, Strawberry Leaf, Repose, Flash-in-the Pan, Prince Frederick, and Consternation are here. MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile and a quarter. Sherwood, Shepherdess, Turn of Luck, Soothsayer, Saracen, Prince Frederick, Violet, and l'ot l'ouri are here. GOLD CUP. Two miles and a quarter. Bolero, Lord Stanley, Atherstone, Doncaster, Malek, and Crusade are here. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commission& nee.) RE PARSONS—IMPORTANT JUDOMPNT. This was • sitting for examination and discharge. The bankrupt had been • licensed victualler, carrying on the !hip Tavern, in Glasshotue.yard. Tee Commissioner said—Meers. Nicholson and Co., dia. dllers, were applied to by Parsons, a publican, in OM., 1861, to supply him with spirits. Parsons stated to Mama Nichol son that he had been dealing with Mr. Rickards, of Picea. filly, but his, Rickards', spirits did not snit his, Parsons', c ustomers, and he therefore wished to deal with Nicholson and Company. He produced his pass book with Rickards to 'how that his transactions were legitimate and he asked of Nicholson a loan of 100/. to settle with Rickards, so that he might deal with Nicholsons. A Mr. Woodford told Nicholson' he had known Parsons some time, and believed hint to be • respectable tradesman. The result was that the Nicholsons loot Parsons 1001., and sup plied him with goods to the extent of 90/. Soon after Messrs. Nicholsons' suspicions were roused. and they made inquiries, and learnt that Parson, said he did not mean to pay Nicholson, anything. On the Ist January, 1862, the bankrupt called a meeting of his cre ditors and executed an assignment of everything he had to one Kimpton, a nominee of his own, for the benefit of his creditors, and the assignment authorised the trustee to pay Parsons hot. out of the property, which was valued at 3004 only. The assignment was registered. The conduct of Parsons having excited • good deal of indignation in the minds of Moors. Nicholson and Co., they determined to oppose him. They, therefore, pressed forward the proceedings in bankruptcy, and the bank rupt was compelled to render accounts, the meat of which has been to show that the bankrupt borrowed 100/. of a Mr. Pearson in April, 1861, 100/. more of Mr. Rickards in the same month, 38P. of a Mr. &relay in May, 21/. of Mr. Buchanan io June. 300/. of Messrs. Conrar and Donaldson also in June, 31/. 10s. of a Mr. Wilde in august, 15/. of • Mr. Mott, also in August, 101. of Wdde in . Detober, and 1001. of Messrs. Nicholson and Co. in Novem ber. He states that be took the public-house in March, 1,41, and then had cash 5/. only, and furniture 801., and owed 8191. Under such circumstances I feel it my duty to withhold the granting of the bankrupt's discharge for two rem from the date of his passing his last examination. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. ELOQUENCE AT THE BAR. Three men, who gave the names Lewis, Wallace, sod P,.p/sr, were brought up on remand charged with attempt leg t 3 pick pockets. F 48, stated that on the night of the 3rd inst. he saw the prisoners banging a b out outside the Adelphi Theatre, and trying the pockets of ladies. They followed one lady towards Charing-cross, and he Marin) raw Lewis put his hand in her pocket. He afterwards asked the lady if she had lost anything. She said she had not. During the interval of remand inquiries had been made respecting the prisoners with very unsatisfactory results. Wallace was not keown at the address he bad given. Lewis was known, but under another name, Lewis being the name of a woman with whom he lived. The other prisoner had also given a false name, Poplar being the name of his brother-in-law. He had stated at the former examination that he was a stranger to the other prisoners ; but an officer of the B division deposed that he bad fre. imently seen all three prisoners together. On Monday week he saw them attempt to pick a gentleman's pocket in the Cromwell-road, near the Exhibition. Poplar—l was at home all day on Monday week. My brother and his wife were " rowing," and if the officer goes there he will find all the things broken. Wallace—l have never seen the Exhibition in my life. You are telling a lie and you know it. You can't look me in the face. The Officer (coofrontiog Lim)—Yee, I can. Wallace—Yea, because Satan in in you and Satan speaks out of your mouth. The man is a liar, your worship, a con founded liar. CAUTION TO OMNIBUS DRIVERS. William Heard, driver of the omnibus 6,380, was charged, at the inatioce of Mr. William Love, chief officer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with cruelty to two bones, by working them in an unfit state. The hones were brought to the front of the court for the magietrnte's inspection. it appear s that in conseuence of complaint' which have reached the Soc iety for the numerous Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of the sondition of some of the omnibus horse' on the Oxford-street route. two officer, have been placed there to examine the horses, the result of which has been that frequently of late cases have been brought before the magis trate at this court. Is the present case the society's officer, ou examining the horses,found three or four wounds on them and the collars pressing into them. On telling the defen dant of the condition of the poor animals, he raid he was not aware of it, bat this could not be true, as from his seat it was clear he bad a full view of them. Mr, Tyrwhitt said the defendant bad no excuse ; be should look at the horses before he brought them out. The fact was the omnibus pmprietars were doing a good deal of business now, and they worked the horses to the very last, regardless of their condition. He should fine the defendant se. or seven days in each case. CLERK EN WELL. COMMITTAL OF ♦ BUROLAR.—A SMART CHAsF. A strong entire young fellow, a labourer, who gave the acme of Jobs Wilma, wan charged with attempting to commit a burglary at 18, Park6eldetreet, liliogton, and further with committing a burglary at 23, in the same street, and stealing two spoons and one fork, the property of Mr. Alfred Atkins. Mr. Wokeling appeared (or the prisoner. From the evidence it appeared that between the hours of two and three in the morning a police-constable heard the barking of a dog at the beck of some houses. This attracted his attention; and whilst he was listening he heard some one jumped a &AI. Immediately afterwards a pair of gates were thrown open, and the prisoner and another man emerged from the yard. The constable gave chase to the prisoner and after& smart run of over three quarters of smile the prisoner was captured. He was very violent, and when told the charge he Laid he was innocent. In the prisoner's flight be threw away a jemmy. A search was then made at the back of tote house. and it was found that th e thi eves bad b een at the Lick of several of them, and the jemmy that the prisoner threw away exactly fitted the marks on several of the shutters. In one ease the prisoner had opened the &batten and the window of a back parlour, and was in the act of entering when the occupant was aroused, and gave en alarm. In another wee the thieve' had got on the top of the roof, and having lifted the skylight., fastened a rope-ladder to the top and let themselves down into the premises. Fortunately they took nothing away, but they did not depart until they had ran...cked every drawer and box in the apartments to which they gained access. At the station the prisoner gave a false Iress. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LITEE'B.—(THIS DAY. ) This morning, about 6 o'clock, a fire of • sermon character happened in the premises belonging to Mr. Marshall, of Edgeware, let out in tenements to several poor (Antilles, situate at No. 2, Honduras-street, Old-street, St. Luke's. The police, upon hearing piteous screams from the house, at once sent off messengers for the Royal Society's escapes and engines. In a brief period two of the former attended, fol lowed by the engines of the pariah and London Brigade. The whole of the inmates were rescued, and the firemen managed to coofine the fire to the premises in which it began; but it could not be subdued until the building and the humble furniture of the several inmates was all but con , sumed. None of the sufferers were insured. SOUTHWARK. I A NARROW Escsrs. —A correspondent of the ROBEIRT 07 A CASH-ROIL. I Scotsman writes, that on Saturday last the train from A respectable-looking young man named John Morris Berwick, due at Edinburgh at 9.20 a.m., wan shunted at was brought op in custody of Henry Hunt, • detective Loogoiddry. The last carriage had not been 50 seconds off officer of the DI division, charged with stealing • cash-box the line when the express from Leaden passed at follspeed. Tll7. defence set up for the prisoner we. that the pollee ha,l made ► mistake. He heard a cry of " Stop thief? " an , i, t.. in g a man running, be joined in the pursuit, and wag thug taken into custody for the thief. The magistrste fully committed the prisoner to Newgate for trial. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 5, 1862. containing 40f. in gold and silver, the property of Mr. Silver, wharfinger, Gun and Shot Wharf, Tooley-street. It appea red from the evidence of Mr. Graves, the cashier to the prosecutor, that the prisoner was their messenger, and it was his duty to attend the couutimphowie at 7 in the morning, and remain until the foreman arrived. On the morning of the 18th of August witness went to the countinghouse and was surprised to see the iron safe wide open, with the keys in the lock, and on looking inside he missed the cashbox, which he bad left safely locked up on i Saturday night. When the prisoner came in be and the other men were questioned about the cashbox, but they all denied any knowledge of it. Information was given to the police, and the cashbox was picked out of the Regent's Canl at Kingsland, broken open and riled of its contents. Further inquiries were made, and at last • female came • forward and gave such information as induced them to give the prisoner into custody yesterday afternoon. A young woman named Sarah Litman, residing near the canal at hingaland, said she recollected the night of the 18th of August. She was standing at her door when she saw two men and a female standing near the edge of the canal. The female threw something over the wall into the canal, and then they all separated. The police came to her • few days ago, and she went to Gun and Shot Wharf and was shown two young men in the counting-house, and she believed the prisoner, whom she pointed out, was one of those she saw with the female at the canal bank. She could not swear to him, as it was rather dark at the time. I The prisoner, who denied the charge, was remanded, but the magistrate agreed to accept bail for his appearance, as the identification was very alight. THE DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT BRADFORD. Great excitement continued in the neighbourhood of George-street, Bradford, on Wednesday night till a late hour, and a mob, exasperated at the reported conduct of Ryan, used him rather roughly. He was chased many miles through some of the streets of Bradford and Bowling, and was at last protected by the police from their violence. Yesterday, Mr. C. Jewison , coroner, openerlau inquest on the body of the Ryaus, at the Britannia public-house, in Dryden-street. A large crowd stood iu the ativiet at the time. Mary Costello was called and sworn. She said—The per sons who are lying dead in the room upstairs are Mary Ryan and her two children. The name of Mary Ryan's husband is James Ryan, tailor. At one o'clock yesterday Mary Ryan came into my house. She had both the children with her. She had the young child, Mary Ann, in her arms, and the other, Patrick Joseph, she held by the hand. She said, " Now, I have brought the child to his father." She had been apart from her husband fur one night. She had been staying with her mother. I told her to go home to her husband. She said she was afraid to go home, and would never go in, for she dare not do so. " What for?" I asked her. She said, " I am afraid he would kill me. will never live in the lonely cellar with him again. I will not live with him unless he will go into lodgings." At that moment her husband wont past us and went into his own house. He first stopped at my door and gave his eldest child, Patrick, some money—lid. and some copper. The wife called to him and said, "That money is of no use to me : give me my bed out." He turned round and took the money out of the child's hand, and said that nothing should leave the house till the rent and other debts were paid. She asked me if I would go for the child's chair at the cellar, for she could not do without it. She said I was also to bring two pieces of carpet and a hood for the child. I went for them, and James Ryan got all the articles up and gave them to me. As I was coming away, he said "Stop," and then he said to me, " Give her that," and he gave me sixpence for her, and he also gave me some waistcoat patterns for her, saying that she was to make them up and sell them for her own use. She took them. He told me that he would not take her back to hie house till he had got the lent and his debts were paid. She would then be welcome home. This was about half -past 1 o'clock. At that time • woman called upon me, and I did not see the children again alive. She was crying, and was greatly distressed. She said she would go to the " hostile." She had told • woman she would drown herself. I believe the husband would have taken her home if she would have gone. The cause of the quarrel was that the husband stopped out late at night drinking. By a Juror—He was sober yesterday. I did Dot bear any disturbance on Tuesday. fie told me that he had beaten her with • stick °lithe head. They quarrelled • few weeks ago. I can't tell what happened, but he then broke some of the panes. The Cormier then adjourned the inquest till Saturday. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On ILACTRIO Tr.czon.tra.) OXFORD MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNKEEPERS PLATE. Half a mile. Peignoir, Tarragona, MiaaFcartill,/iole;;;Kousetrap, Strike, Prince Frederick, Palm Oil, Griaette, Plum, Kennet, Herald, Astrokrzer, random, and First Attempt are here. AUDLEY NURSERY HANDICAP. Threeluartars of a mile. SHARE LISTS•-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The railway market continues dull, with little business. With the exception of a rise of # per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, the pnoea of the principal lines are the same as at the close yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93e, to ex div. ; Great Western, 641 to 65} ex div. ; Midland, 127} to 128 ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1061 to f ex div. ; London and South Western, 99} to 100 ; Great Eastern, 4bf to 461; Caledonian, 1081 to 109 f ; Great Northern, 123 to 124 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 83} to I ex di,. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 4 3-16 to 5-16 prem. All other foreign, as well as colonial and Indian lines, are extremely quiet. PLYMOUTH NESTING.-(THIS DAY.) LICENSED VICTUALLERS' PLATE. About one mile sad a bait Tonic) and Don John are bore. QUEEN'S PLATE. About three miles. Km:Ado - id, Loitanr, Frederick, Toni°, Southampton, and Sir Geoffrey are bare. ENTRY FOR WELTER HANDICAP. The Greek, 114 7lb ; Swale, Us 41b ; Vesper, list ; Lisp, lost 41b. MINES.-CTLIIS DAY.) Two o'Cloow. The demand for East Cam Brea shares continues, and the price has further improved to 14} to 15. Wheal Seton shares are strong, at 143 to 145. Wheal Ludcott are quoted 191 to toI; East Caradon , 47 to * ; Marko 101 ; and North Crdty, to 1. oreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. St. John del Rey are inquired for, and are marked 571. This is the only transaction officially recorded in this department of the Stock Exchange. The following is from the Santa Barbara Cold Mining Company ( Li m i te d ) — . By atrvices reiceived . from Captain R. B. Bryant, per this mail, dated Pari, July 28, the directors are informed that he had drained she old workings three days previous to that date, and had found the lode from 12 to 15 feet wide, as had been represented ; and adds, " I am very much pleased with the appearances, and should the produce be as good as represented, which there is every reason to believe, I have no doubt but that with a little patience aod perseve rance when it is in a fair course of workinr there is every probability of good dividends being paid." Captain Bryant has now 59 free labourers employed on the estate, and apprehends no difficulty in obtaining any number that may be required. The following report on the mining market is from Messrs. Watson and Cuell : The past week has been rather active. Dividend mines have been sought after, and a good laminar done in South Caradon, West Beton, Devon Consols, Wheel Trelawney, Margaret, Providence, Marko Valley, Eat Cara don, and Wheal Beton. In Wheal Ludcott a racy ]urge business has been done at prices varying from 101 to 11, and leave off firm at 10i, buyers for cash, and sellers at that Wheal for the amount. East Grenville largely dealt in. Grenvilles have been firmer. North Croftye are in great demand, at 45. Gurlyna have been in good dematd, at 25, 3, hut are very scarce. West Condurrow in demand, at 44. Wheal Setona flatter. South Caradon in great demand, at 360. North Downs have been largely dealt in, at 3to 31. North Roskear firm, at MI. East Condon flatter, at 47i sellers. 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Juim 1874. dada. 76 79 8t 100 Cidaatta I fasteen lO2 104 St 100 OapeteDookilmagua lOB 109 et lee laiilini Bessal 1034 100 fll too ref India. Boa 6p. et lO5 100 10 6 Da. 0. Eatenelea ! 1 Pa 10 Do. H. do 4_ Ps 84. 100 Grand Moak of Canada A 13 1 51 is, en Dad per A. PAL NO an Do.llec.ProLp. 6at.llc 64 66 to on Do. IP pot A. Dobool lll 32 140 sa Do. Ipr IL DIM— 40 48 1N all Do. do. 1887 DI 32 160 on Do. do. Wm so 32 IL 106 Dres6 India& reolass/a 1021 1034 103 la 12 Do. Now 1 Pa 10 3 Do. January, 1882 - t Po 8t 100 04.8. o 0 laW i t we ct 102 193 1101 a/1 110.Weit 18 lei 18 De. New lt 74 dig lid on Do.dp. 6 Ddopas7 6 ,w.op 91 101 100 sil Do. 64 do.. 77,w1t.0p. IP on D 0.44 p.ollido.oas.7 90 92 _ 10 1 Indian &soca Limited 1 dill par 86. 1011 Madras Gum di pot ot. VI 93 *I. 100 Do, do. 6 per ed 102 103 M 100 Da df pot at. Ulm 96 911 4L 100 MelktOurpalp. Masai, 111 011 N.Woswickt Oaaada IWO • amp. di. 6 7 so on De. do. load do. 6 7 ID on Do. do. 3 cop. do. 4 6 f 0 all Do. 40. Load do. 6 4 . 100 N. B. of Canada 6p. a 86 Di it. 100 D l9.l,oo:dada lO l4 !tee 12 15 , Do. Pur - - 1P) all I Do. fpsoTloo D. o.biLfitlrleag.6p o 96 —. ronziciii OBLIGATIONS. lb. lid I Zan,Wara. I Midas prism I Wis. 400.Lamembourg6p. cent. 31 4 4 60 all Do. tuned at 315 . 19 10 100 all Lausanne and Fribourg 964 la DI all Nottli. of France Sp. ct. If 10 all Do.(lateMulerol)34p.c. 40'W, ParMa 400,5 percent. DI 'all Do. New 3 per cent ll 114 —. 4 :all RoyalSwedlihs per cent. 2 a 10W' B.Aus.aLem.Ven. Sp. c. 10 1 20 'MI Southern offrance dp.c. 11 1 100 all VlctorEmmanuel6p.ct. 99 1001 10 'all W.&N.W.offrance3p.c. 11 124 Illus.& tom Ve . n. p. c. Southern on , ranee 4 p.c. Victor Emmanuel p.ct. W.&N. W.of FrauceSp.c. BRITISH. - I LUra ,1 m. No. I Stt. I Mums. I Pd. I 02. Pilaus I 8611 .- 0,000, 20 Brinell Den l6 MO' .. Ciltford 1.024 .. Der. G. Con. (Tavntl6)l 1 405 406 50,000 1 Bad Clogati Gold Mai) 54. 9 die 9pm 612 .. last Basset (Illegals) I Pe 47 49 9.144 .. tad Caradoa 104164i 47 49 6,000 .. Nast, Caro Brea 4,000 .. 11.779.Rl(favisik ) 74.16 6 3 4 48 1 .. Gramble it r 6 ue 80. Aubyn 671 lb 9 17 6,000 .. Greet South Tolgua 8808 .. G. Wh. Vor (Uelaton) MI 6 6 1,024 .. Grenville .. Herod R oot 61.114 41 43 6,000 .. tampion Downs 6,oooBert 11.18.6. 9 9 806 .. Marton{ (Uop Labatt) 9l 40 42 Id 9,000 .. Marks Valley 10.000 4 Meryudy Don Oro te 1 04dg f 6009 ... North Downs —N. Praneee (Mow) - 9,060 1 .. .. N. Wh. Baasetg oi llrn ) 1 11 .4.4 4, 4 2 4 9 1 3 i 4 6100 .. Par Cons. (80. Maui . 19 6 6 1,11111 11 Providence (U. Le1ant).70.11.7. 39 61 11,000 _ llortridge Con. Min. Co. 1 116 .. & °Rados kilt. Cleer) lf 361 37t 6000 .. I. Chin Brea (Mogan) . 5111e6d 19 29 ON .. B. W. Francon (Mogan) 18.18.9 100 106 910 .. Stray Park 16.9 ' 31 33 9,600 5 TantarßlLlLeadldn.C. 49 1 1 6000 li /la Croft 20,000 .. VIM et Towey (Carm ) Us. 01. I,ooo°la .. West Beret (Illogan) l9 13 14 W. Oaradon (Ird) I 29 31 400 .. Wert Seton 612 .. Wh. Basaet (f10g..) 166 .. Rh. Bailor (Redruth) 5 50 56 —• 1.096 .. Wh. Edward (Ustods) 7 1 1 — 1.014 Rh. Xitty (1:41. Want) 1.7.2. 99 1 4,806 .. Wheal Ludoott 2.10.8 101 11 1,44 .. W. nary 4..ullenaaa ) 8 II 16 1.9 , 0 _ 1 111. Treiswney (1.1.4.1 7 17 19 110f.1011 Billlli. No. 16. I Mm—. IPd 1 (2. prior. Gahm 6600 le Bow Accord IhaltaLall rirtilaa 11 1 1 76000 1 , 10,401 1 Brazil. L&lCo4.(Lins) all 9 19 25.006 1 Clapala Silver k pat 600 61 Coke Co I 11 — 000 10 Lloplapo (Lim. all .) . 116 7 $ 76,400 1 Dun Mountain Copper, , all 9 1 25,000 I Bast Del Rey(llmited) 1 1 1 pen 16.080 1 Fortuna (Lim.) "OR 116 General all 111 — /1,000 1 Gt. Northern GIB. Australia= 1e 11 0 die f MON [mond& Lira.) 15,000 3 11 Unman 10,000 6 Indianian 106815 1 !baleen& a 60,000 IN. BJeceC.ell. Ass,(L) I 1 die 11.060 16 Pouteiband Shrubs 4 a l l 2 4 — 110,080 6 Port Phillip IIBIL 1 Banta Barbara Gold M 9 pm 11.000 — Dill2o 1 loottiah Await. (Liao.) 10a. 1 pail 11.000 I S 34.Johu del Bey (Lira.) 1.5 56 571 1,174 inst United blerlean all 61 79 — 46010 1 Wnethlmt (Lim.) •,11 99 I 46.005 1 Yadanainutana (Um ). all 29 11 IYadanamittanA (Ltril.). FOINT STOCK AMC 1. , 2. 004: 0 10,000 10,000 4000 WOW MOW %I" - BANK& I Pd. i (A. IN Mita awl U. Bor. Doak . 100 AllianooLon.aLiverpool N AtiatraLada 11 Book of /Spy. 100 hank of Loudon N BMA N. America N Ckar.Bk.Brit. Columbia N C. nk. Imus..tua o,Mita N Oliird. Yam o Lod* Lon., sod Chios 100 4:1 0. 1 .14 100 10.11 Omm. ot Canada . . sD ina.Poo&dianaLfltartd 100 lmperial Bank, Limited 100 Loudon mid BraaWan Lon._Ch. th ! ak ot iitd4ri. I Do. New Landon end County London Joint Stock London & Booth Linear Lou. and Wartaninstar _ Metro. & Pror. Book Net. Prow. of Notional Batik New South Wales Oriental Bank Ooryarn. Ottoman Bank Do. New Prododd ot lrolatat South Australia Polon of And/silo _ _ _ . Union of Ireland (Una.). Union of London KLISOILL&IINAPVI B 6 87 id 1+ — is; CS 71 S 2 l 23 4 114 115 18 181 i Abs pa Par 1 , 3 r, MI SI ST 13 14 Si 41--"31 di/ par 45 46 i i 04 db 81 82 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) THURSDAY En:IMM --e-- Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to 4 for Two o'Crecrx. the Bth October, varied today between 934 tb I The funds remain dull, at the reduction of 4 per and 934 to 4, and closed at to 4. .F ni or b musey cent. which took usiness place yesterday. Very little buni- the tit ie ri as c'e t Z w 2 ll 3 . ! Ili leree per Ce gl ii t t : . °l Consols, for nees is going forward in this or any other department m - rn ce e c t, 934, 4, 4, 1 ; ditto, for account (Oct. 8), of the Stock Exchange. The chief transactions 934, ; Bank Stock, 240 ; Three per Cents. R 9 are still in foreign stocks. English railways are du 914, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 924, nominally unaltered, in the absence of business. ;92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; India ditto Five per Cen t De bentu res , Ce be n n t tu Stock, l lo9, 4 0r : At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's ' 13 d tek o r o t ; tel the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at mit66, 101 ; ditto Bonds, 275., 305. pram- : 69fr. 40e., showing no change. I Ave per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, Consols are officially marked 934 and 4, for 104 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1114. money, and 934 for the account. The present i The closing q uotations for shares in new under quotations are 934 to I for cash, and 934 to . takings to-day were as follows for the Bth of October. The official business re- • lan , 9 i t :—ank of Hinder -B port is as follows :—Three per Cents. Re-1 itel4 to 1 dia. ; Northern Railway of Buenos i r r uy i :i to rem. ;; Bent uenos of Queensland , 14 to to ' prem. B Aes outhern dnoed, 92, 4, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 04 dia. - -; 10 on and Middlesex Bank, 4 dis. to 914 ; New Two-and-a-lialf per Cents., 764 ; India .! par • Irish Rolling Stock, 1 to 04 die. • Metropo- Five per Cent. Stock, 1094 ; ditto Four per ' lite; Wagon, 4 to 1 prem. awl London, Buenos Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004 ; ditto 1864, 1014 ; i Ayres,.. and s River Plats Ban k In t l :: 4 pram . n . _ elm_ ditto 1864 or 1866, 101 ; Exchequer Bills, 22a, celerpeey res (Lweite / d) were to Bast day quote d 1: t ir e 19s. prem. °Sheba list par to 4 prem. With the exception of Spanish Passive Bonds 9 Victoria and ova Scotia Government Fonds which have again unproved, foreign stocks were inquired for. N are rather dull. Mexican Bonds and Italian securities, however, are well supported. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 854 to 864 ; that of 1858, 684 to 4 ex div. ; the New Loan (scrip), 14 to 04 dus. ; ditto paid up, 664 to 67 ; Venezuelan scrip, 1 to 14 prem. ; Portuguese scrip, 24 to 4 prem., being fiat ; Peruvian scrip, 4 to 4 die., being lower ; Egyptian, first issue, 91 to 92, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 7 to 8 prem., ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows : —Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 103} ;I Equador New Consolidated, 171 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 91, ex div. ; ditto second issue, 401. paid, 7 prem., ex div. ; Italian Ave per Cents., 7 1 , }, 701 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Marem mane Railway, 72} ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 301; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, A scrip, 131. paid, } dia. ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 91, 90} ; ditto, Ave per Cents. 1862, scrip, 231. 10s. paid, 1 prem.; ditto, paid-up scrip, 94 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 441, } ; ditto Passive, 19}, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, 1, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for aocount, 68, 1, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents, 1862, scrip, 501. paid, 1} din. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 67, 66g. Of the total of 1,000,0001. sterling in silver des patched from this country some time ago to Con stantinople on account of the Turkish Loan, not more than 400,0001. has vet reached Paris, the amount mentioned a few days ago. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday some irregularity prevailed, and prices were occasionally id. per lb. lower. The transactions were limited to about 1,000 bales. The attention of the trade is directed to a consi derable rise in the price of jute, occasioned, appa rently, by orders from America. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 772/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire ' a dec rease ' of 463/. • the Midland an increase of 4,8651.; the Great Northern an increase of 1,8451. ; the Lancashire and York shire a decrease of 5,8061. and the Great Eastern an increase of 1,1211. The Indian Branch Railway Company (Limited) have received advice* from Mr. Wilson, the en gineer in chief, in which he states that the works are progressing rapidly, that the line from Nul hates, on the East Indian Railway, to Moorabe dabad, about 27 miles, will be open for traffic in January next, and that unquestionably the line will be completedlwithin the estimate. A general meeting of the Scinde Railway Com pany is called for the 25th September. A meeting of the proprietors of East Anglian Railway stock is called for the 23rd inst., for the purpose of electing two directors of the Great Eastern Railway Company. A special meeting of the London General Omni bus Company is convened for the 24th inst., to " receive a report and statement of the revenue account for the half-year ending 30th June last." A call of Si. per share is ordered by the Court of Bankruptcy to be paid by the contributories of the London and Provincial Discount Company (Limited) by the Ist October. The Gananoque has arrived from China with 949,9001b5. of tea. The following interesting particulars relative to the Merino wool flock of M. Amed4e Philibert, of Atmanai, in the government of the Taurtde, district of Millitopol (South Russia), are from a circular issued by Mr. John Draper, of London wall : The flock of Atosansi, situate on the shores of the Sea of Ara, 35 vents from the port of Goenitechesk, and 150 vents from Berdiansk, cousists of 80,000 head of sheep. The race springs from a flock of Negretti, iotrodnoad 1823 by the late Mr. Louis Phffilbert, the founder of the este blisluuent. The amelioration of this flock, tended with par ticular care, has had for result to produce a race of sleep combining richness of fierce and the strength (nerve) of the Negretti wool with the softness of the doctoral raw, as may be verified by inspecting the fleeces ex which obtained a priremedal at the InternationalTrln e %tfan of 1862 (Claes IV., Section B, No. =3). The four ewe Omen weigh 9i, 11, and 12j lbs.; and the two of rams, 21 and 961ba. The commercial house of Othon Trithen, of Odessa, annually sells the produce of this fleck at from 27 to 28 silver roubles per pool, washed at 0. Trithen's wuhery at Cherson. Since the death of the founder of the flock, the old mark P has been retained by his son, Ame&e Philibert, the pre sent proprietor. Large sales of the ewes and rams are effected every year. The sheep, kept in the open air during almost the entire year, are inured to the great heats of S,lnthern Russia, a. well as to the exceedse cold of the steppes, and are, therefore, iodepeiriently of the merit of the fleece, much sought after in consequence of their strong, hardy, and robust nature. The ewes of the general class sell at from 3i to 4 silver roubles (10.. to 12s. 6d.) each, without the Beene, or at least two or three months after shearing. The nuns fetch, according to their merit, from 10 to 150 silver roubles (from 30.. to 231.) each. Rams similar to those which in Germany realise 150 to 200 theism (211. to 281.) are sold at 75 roubles (11/.) In the year 1863, 10,000 ewes, shearlinge, and lambs, sad 300 to 400 rams, will be o ff ered for sale. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 3, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active .. 21,509,296 Increase 253,470 Public deposits 7,671,934 loaves. 163.062 Other deposits Government securities is banking department Other eecu rale. in tanking department Coin and bullion in both departments 17,825,23) hareem 146,622 Seven day and other bills f 09,623 locseiee 15,568 The Rad Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes kooin in banking department). 10,965,925 Decrease 106,948 The rather considerable addition to the private securities indicates an increased demand for money, but the reserve is only slightly treuched upon, owing to the compensation afforded by the influx of deposits. The increase in the bullion is less than might have been expected, 390,0001. in imported gold having been sent into the Bank during the week, but at this saloon there are many with drawals of coin for harvest purposes. BANK OF EFOLLND.—Aa sad lilt Vic., e. 311, far the w 3, lefil. ___ _ 11,069,942 1 crease 33,843 llall DM Notes Issued tsi,esi,ns Oemt pttesasot to the Aet 7th ending co iVe.lneettal. 71;;;;SiSent debt.. 211,015,103 Other securities.... SAWN" Gold coin sod 711; —.• — 17,011.716 Other bullion .... .. /$1.661,715 j IBAIIII3O Pt ?revelator' . Capital 414,661,000 Rest 3,630,8441 Public Deponts kin• eluding Excheq., Bar. Banks, Coal anis. of National Debt, and Dl Aosta) Other Deposita berm day and other BIW 83t,(.23 031,661.716 Sept. 4,11111 L id No. I ft. I 00421 , M8M, IPd I 01. polo.. I dales. 10,000 10 lAmtlallanlam Mat al/ 171 131 60,000 10 Atlantic AL Mill 64.(4) all 1 4 10,000 26 Aostrallaa Agrlad 18 U 24 47,0001 10 11144410 Watorwooko.. all 61 61 20.000, 6 'Bombay Goo k licl i tod 1 1 dlo Ipm —. 634,710, Bt. BUR& Irish Tel 100 60 • 54 ad 4 1 ,6a,' all Do. 11 I por a UN all 19 21 1,916; 111 Dona& Land all 100 103 400,0001. a ss i Oloitt i• Palaaa Ogattat .. liaao ... ll tr he6aeemae 0" 1 11 36: 277.000 el D0.41p. A. 94 , 1 p. DO , IN. 109 111 10, 10 11,1adlaCottoolgency,L 11 par Ipm *NOM DI Maths .4 Lou. mdppoa al I 8 10 60,000 10 Smtla•bairrlcA Cana, 1 1 dl., 1 pal 700,000 U. ilootrio Telegraph 70,000 1 laip sad Anal Oop. 20.000 11 Gam Iltoam Nadzall.l) 14 111 27 ad 46,006 1 Oust !Up (Malted) • . all 1 I 010,0..'0 1 Do. 171 per coal Prot all 11 111 11 12,000 6 Loa. Dldrlct Tel (L.). 41 41 $4 dig 9110,006 4 Lon. Goa. Omoilma 00. all 1/ 14 11 4 10,000 10 Lon.d.S.lre.Dlr.TeL,L) t 60,000 20 Madmo lorlifil. d Oat. 1 4 8 4 Ilm UAW 10 lUdltor. 11. Tel (1191.) all Moo) 26 National Diaconal 00 1 14 I isk 11,00 30 NorbaddaCoalatlma(r 1 1 pm 10,000 • NallsortaadoL. Sp. aprl all 4 1 .- 1.724 100 N. Dram. &N. d00t..1/1 11l 10 12 1 m8,676 IN. Brit. Australsilmn all 1 1 101.000 1 °dental Gas 40.000 10 Nies. la. atm. (Um) all 7 2 10,000 6 .Ottoman Gm I 1 dls Ipm ~0,040 Illa. Pool diver fond& Wu lOO 40 611 60,000 60 Posla. mad Odom 1144m4 all 76 74 WOO 60 Ile. 101 w SO 12 14 pre OAP) 4 Wkis sad. Tot GM all 1000 60 liummoy Iran 10:00 15 Do. Now all 6 61 ad 1,510 71 1110 deism Ci%ba.(L) all 24 284 26,760 26 Do. 16.000 101 loyal Nan Stoma . au 64 M 2:0,000 M. 110086604 MM. Lamle& ISO 130 196 14,100 U Month Aostrallaa Lad .1. 51 53 to„Oro 1 Sabloadm Ts/ Body, 1 X:l4 1 Do. do. 14461stired al: 1 lad 11,5.1 10 Do, do. 60,000 t !Uwe& to India (L ) 1 11. Idß •-•• 16. O. . to T. di ft.ol Ami(L) Li 1 1110 reir 61.644 44 nmB6aLa.o4.ll.C4asd 4 i IP= 'keg # us. coadom TeL .1 14 4 • a i MI e ar 'AWL I#. it Dlanian'a land.. SA 114 ity The Sioux Indians in Minnesota are disaf fected at the non-payment by the Washington government of their promised annuities and allow ances, and, instig►ted, it is said, by the Confederate*, have made a general onslaught upon the white population, and barbarously measured upwards of WO men, women, and children. Tilt POTATO DlSEASE.—Complaints are made that the potato disease has reappeared in West Ruffolk, and in the neighbourhood of Newmarket. The disease is at Keaent only very partial, and it is considered that the crop generally presents an improvement upon but year, the tendency sines the disastrous year 1845 having been towards a gradual although rather irregular amelioration. PARTNERI'. lieveramcnt Seca ... titles ',lncluding Dead Weight An nuity) Other lemriUse 111,441,800 Notes Gold mei flaw Oells 812,505 441,C77,673 I £47 677,673 M. MARSHALL. add Cashier. COMMERCIAL AIM MARKETS. MA RIC-LAND.-(THDI DAY.) The supply of English wheat this week is very liberal, nearly all of the new crop. Floor medicate. Barley, cote, beans, and peas limited. Malt a fair quantity-Scotch sod Irish, none fresh since Wednesday. The foreign supplies are short of wheat ; nee cargo of Egyptian and two American, in addition to last report Flour, there are a few more American barrels. Barley, none in addition. Oats very limited; a few Dutch and, Swedish fresh up. A cargo of peas from Canada. Beans, titres, linseed, /cc., nothing reported since last day. To-day the attendance of buyers is small sod bedpan very slow, but the quotations of Monday are nwlbred for English and foreign. Flour trade dull without change. Barley steady in value and demand. Malt maintains its value. Best Ware 6131. to 70s. per qr. Oats a retail business doing at Monday's quotations. Bros and pea, very firm. Seeds.-Linesed and rapeseed at full rates. New winter tares are selling at Ba. per bushel ; other seeds firm. FLOATING CARGORS.-Slow trade at about late quota tions. WEIAT.-English : Eases and Kent, whit*, new, Ws. to Wh.; ditto, fi ne old, 60s. to 625.; ditto, red, sew, 4 8e. to 5 6 0.; ditto, fine old, 58e. to 60a. ; Norfolk, ke., fine old, -s. 10 -s.; red, new, -s. to -e. Foreign : Dantric, 575. to 58o; Ana, 58e. to 60a.; extra, 58s. to Kb.; Konigsberg. 51.. te 565.; ditto, extra, 56 4 . to 60a. • Rostock, 535. to 55a.; ditto. extra, 54a. to 565.; Mecklenburg, 52a. to 56a. • Uckermark ditto, -a. ; Americas white, US. to 5844 ditto, red, 49.. to 58e.; Canadian, 645. to 58a. Bahl!.-English malting, 375. to 423. ; fine, -e. ; 'risen 27a. to Els.; and dintilling, 30.. to 31s. per qr.; foreign irinding, 25a. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 29a. to 34.. 11 air. -En fish, Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ; 63.. to 67a. ; and Ware, 65e. to 705.; brawl:. 50a. to 58e. Osre.-Esiglith feed, 21.. Od. to 23a. W. ; potato. 25a. to 275. ; forage, 22a. to 26,. BRA.-in Mak 38a. to 40s. ; barrow, 39a to 43e. ; to r 3Bs. 39a. ; fa r 325. to 36e. ; Orb, t i. 0 .374. ; Konigsberg, pt , 38s. to 39a; tiaa, 35.. to 36.. Pam-English boilers, 40s. to 41..: w rte an 4 blue, 404 to 43e. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 365. to 38e.; hog, 36e. to 40e. ; foreign. 34 to 35e. FLOM-English town, 441. to 46e.; ditto floe, 47a. to file.; country, 42a. to 43e. ; Norfolk and &Salk, 37e. to 39a.; French, -e. to -e. per sack; U.S. sweet, 271. to 30a.; Oanadian. 275. to 30..: Spanish. 395. to 411. lIIIDLAN Coats.-White. 31s. to 33e. ,• yellow, 295. to 31s. FLOATING C . ARGOES, all 0. F. and 1.-Wheat : Berth anski and Maissople, per 492110., 45e. to 475. ; Ghirlui, 4 5 5. to 48e. ; Polish Odors, per 4801ba, 43a. to 45e. • white -; Danube and Galata, 40e. to 43e., ; iirsA: 375. to 39a. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, per g ba.. 24e. to 25a. ; Odessa and Dian* do., Zls. to 255. Beasts : Egyptian, per 480114.,30e. to 33e. 711161 : Odessa sod Gala% per 4921 be., 31s. Od. to 32e. ; Thrall and &algorism, per 480th... 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., -a. to -s ; American, do., 99 to 30a. ; Egyptian, --a. to Sid-Camoy seed, per qr., 46a. to bin.; seed, per qr., Ms. to 425. ; Mu stard seed, per whit*, lle. to 12s. ; brown, -a. to -s. ; Linseed, per qr.. cruabMg, 6es. to 82s. ; Linseed aglow NAilkh. per ten, 111. Os. to 121.0 e. ; Americas, thin, is bets., per toe, 121. Oa. to 121. 101.;lo., in bags, 111. Oe. to 111. 10s.• Bahia. 01. to W. Os.: Marseilles, 101. to 101. 10a.: Rape elk's, 61. Oat. 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, be. to 6e. Od. Rape seed, Begliah, per qr., 645. to 72a. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEPT. 1 TO APT. I. Ingllah and Scotch. Irish. IfccAL. ' Wheat MAO Barley Oats 907. 1 me* Malt 9SD , Flour, English, TM lacks : foreign, 7430 barrels, TRPOOL COTTON AND CORN MAR/CATS. (THIS DAY.) (in BIUTIBH AND 1115.8 NAGNITIO 171.40RAPL1.) (FllOll OM OWN COHNINTONDTNT.) • Up to Monday evening the excitement and advance continued unabated ; since then a slackening o ff is the demand has ld to a fiat, irregular market for the week. Prices of Americas are 2d. to 20. ; Egyptians and Brazilian, 2d.; and Bunt* lid. higher, but we close with exceeding tameosea Committee's quotations for fair bowed Mobile and Orleans are raised 20. Sale*, 63,240. Market dull and irregular to-day, and saki about one or two thousand. Meeting of cotton brokers decided by twenty-four against fifteen not to take stock. Cant market fairly attended. Wheat, better demand at full prices of Tuesday. Flour dull, unchanged prices ; Indian corn steady ; Egyptian beans, oats, and oatmeal unaltered. MINCING LAB -(THIS DAY.) Sucin.-The trade have purchand sparingly this week, but holders being firm, former prices have bass supported. The sales of West India for the three days amount to 1,350 Wis. The parcels of foreign offered were mostly bought in, for want of buyers, at the former currency. Re fi ned, the demand is moderate, but prices are kept steady by the limited supply ; common lumps are quoted at 48s. 6d. to 494. ; grooery, 495. to 525. ; Valero, 495. 6d. to fib. ; wet lumps, 455. 6d. to 46a. 641. ; pieces, 40a. to 45a. 6d. Corns-A fair quantity of plantation Ceylon has been brought to public sale this week ; calory qualities have sold briskly for export, at full prices ; other suite were leas is request, but went at about the former currency, triage 60s. to 80s. 6i. ; low middling to fine, 83e. 6d. to 955. • pea berry, Os. to 96e. Native C e yl on sold at 72 5. 6 d. tw 730. 6d. for ordinary and good ordinary. Cocoa.-Trinidad common sold at barely previous rime, but fine at some advance. Common, 53a. to 62e. ; middling red, 67n 6d. to 80s. ; fine and extra hoe, 91s. to 108 a. Granada, !As. 6d. to 56e. ; St. Lucia, 535, 6d. Tr-A.-The market has been dull and inactive this week. lticz.—For cargo kinds there continues to be a steady demand at full prices ; the bushier; transacted in dime sorts hes been limited. FRUIT. —There are sellers of new currants at 275. to 325., at which moderate sales have been made. Business has ale, been done in old at 21a. ; Valencia raisins steady at 355. to 36a. 13ncas.—At the public sales held this week only moderate quantities were offered ; privately the business dons is not important. Pepper sold Alleppes, 4d. Piment4. 3d. to 34d. Canialdgnes, 925. to 93e. Ginger, African, ; Caches. small to bold, fils. to 675. Run.—The market has been inactive this week, and only limited sales have been effected. Corrox at the commencement of the week w.is active, au i prices further advanced ; the market since has been dull, with but few sales reported. HZ/CP.—St. Petersburg clean is quiet, at 3.51. Juts—Previous to the public sales there was a good de msnd rat full prices; at the auctions the parcels soil irregularly, but closed at 21. per ton advance ; the market since has been very active, about 10,000 bake bar* nil at very firm rates. TALLOW MARKET.-(THD3 DAY). The market is quiet. Twos Pillows quoted 475. 3d. est cash ; Ntssobers Y.O. op ibis spot, old, 48s. 3d. ; sow, 495. Oct. to Doc., 49.. to 48s. 3d. ; Jon. to March, 495. 94. to 50s. HIDE MARKER.-(THIS DAY.) LIADIENRALL.-140«..—Priees :-661bs. to 3d. to ; 641bs. to 721b5., 30. to 30. ; Mks. to &Jibs., 30. to 4d. ; 80Ibe. to Mks., 4d. to 4itd ; 8811,4 to 91611 n., 40. to bd.; 9616 e. to 1041 be., bd. to bid. Horse bids, 8.. to 104 6d. 0411 skins, light, N. 6d. to 3.. 6d. ; fall, 64. Basmoircerr.—eisep skins, 0.. Od. to Os. &I. ; 44 3d. to be. 6d. ; downs, 3s. Od. to 3s. &I. ; Limbs, t i lt. to 54 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Pettenden end Smith report the plantation ao counts from Mid and Eut Kent unfavourable ; both rei rust and mould am rapidly spreading throughout these J. triote, and fine-coloured samples will be very sures, Iliss few new hope that have arrived at market are diseased, mad realised from 61. to 91. pet ewk The Weald Kent aui Sunset still go on most favourably. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Lambtoa, 16a. ; Walls Rid Hammen. its. 9d. ; Walls Fad Stevrarts, 6d. ; wane Bad Bank Hatton, 16s. 9d.; Walla Ead T. 16a. 9d. ; Walla ERE Triundon Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walla Mad Hartlepool. 16 a. ; Walla Rid South Hartlepool, Ms. ; Walla End Kolbe. Via 9d. ; Walk Rid Gadortb, 14a. ; Walk Ead della, a.. 9d. ; Walls End Franwalljaaa, 16..3d.: Walk Rod Hadley, lbs.; Holywall, 16a. ; Wyks, 18x. ; Tao field Moor Butaa,l9a.; Hastioga Harem, ships at mutat. 6 U - xd zd id xd zd - Xil id 9 } die 19 14 SS INS. 90 92 40 42 50 St 41 4' 63 29 ?...P° 53 - 4* f nit