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bad left the ow Jest where the counsel for the pro. esession had placed it. Me should make • few TOMIAS to th e m, and it would then be for them to farm their own eitelosioas. It was his duty to call their skink°, to dif ferent circumstances is the evidence, sad It would he for then to form their own impartial and wascientious *see ee the case. The learned Woe then proceeded to tall the jury's sedation to the nrioua facts of the case. After this b e weight it was his duty to inform them of the degree of certsinty which they *tight to feel in &au their mast. It had been edereeneseeted by ceded. papen, that in • newt trisl—the trial of Fnuia Moller—he (the liana judge) had stated that it was only necessary to feel t h a t degree of certainty which they felt in the ordinary Winer of life. That we sot so. and it was • par eistepressabilioa. What he had said, aid what ha dill mid sad deeply impremed upon their s ae, was that before they head the prisoner piny they mast feel that degree of certainty which they did la the snore imposteat badness of life. Ha felt It easy to to say this in enameseace of certain statensem which bairns forth. 11111133111.1111 to the evident*, the learned Jodie said, If the decissod had been met by • stranger and robbed sad murdered what was the object for mutilating she body in such mane= unless to peeve identibatioe. and why should • skean= wish that! What would it matter to him whether he was Idestillid or not ! The evidence all pointed the ether way, iipicially as it was shown that the doomed wee sot be hided until& number of hours alter death. Bested as this murder was, than was, perhaps, one thing in favour of the murderer, whoever he woe, and that was that wanting to raider identification impossible, he did not smell in ths fees of the deemed, for had he so minded he =old with the hatchet have broke the head ketone& mall pities that ideetifiintiou would have bees quits int penible; he had sot, however, done so, bat had buried the hod in the earth hoping that it would never be discovered. After making some further iirinarks the leased judge left the case is the heads d the fury. The jury retied at 25 minutes past 1, aid were absent for 40 mitntes, when they returned into court and pronounced, amid • deed &Bono., a redid of 6;1.4. The primer seemed to hear the verdict with the greatest 000lisse. Whoa asked whether he had soythiag tory why seance of death should not be pond upon him, he made so reply. Mr. Jostle Blackburn the seemed the black cap, sad sdirreing the prisoner told him he had bees =evicted of the crime of wilful awarder lOW • rocet patient hearing. There was so seemdty for him to address tka prisoner ca the eaten of the mimed which he was found guilty, it wee only aniserary for him to pass upon him the memos of the kw. The learned judge this pried sentence of death in the usual form . . The primer beard lie doom unmoved, but bowed hie lad wine the **lad concluded piecing sentonoe upon THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MAILDOROUGH , STREST. GI MB 111701010111 03 • GEITLItll•I. Edward Hamer, draibut r • Warm Ina armed as talon : oaptieddieler, of the Army and Navv Club, said that while ie Pall-mall, yesterday evening, shout 7 o'eleek, the prisoner repeated him to give him an order for the hospital, paying that be hed • &allaying. He(Capt.Batcheler)imme sdistm:Laseet lie the elsb, sad waste the priseser a letter to era, end en (Meg It to him he (prisoner) began so oproplais of his aimed asedition, saying that he bad no sidles, bet left, wig he would take hie child to the hospital. Thinking there was something sespicieua io the modest he watched hire, and walked mud esotler way, sad the primer again mot him, and Dot gesepaing hira mai lid him the a sk * m se before &bone - his dyieg tail, sad maciuded by for so order forth, kospid. Be told the prisoner that he had already givm him ens, and Galled a eanalige sad gave him in china Abel Dicker, 306 A, said the prisoner, on his taking khn into rmtady, it first Paid be resided I. the country, but afterwards that be lived at Pitsgerald's ledgisg-house, in Old Ppireet Oa ging there be mw • female, who mid she wee the prisoner's air, said that he had • wife sad &Shea, hat she did sot know where they were. The primer mid they were la the country, and that if he bad something given to him v would go away. Ar. Knox asked if ousything was known of the pricier. Jame Fryer, oar; of the senetables of the Yeadielty Sa tiety, said he bed knows the prisoner for 14 years. He had bemires time aosvisted in that coon far begging ; ogee at aid twice 'barged with beggieff at West. collar, but discharged owing to the nesitlendanos of the implainanta. He had been waisted sad eestenteed three mouths' bard labour at the Hmomenatith Polies coart Is, obtaialeg mossy by false pretences, be having repro amid that he mated to wawa • coffin for one of hie duldren. He bed also been tried at the Clerkenwell Sep ias mad the Old Healey, receiving a sentence of six months' lard labour at mob piaoe, for fraud. Ar. Kam paid the prboser seemed to be one of the wont imposters in Leaden. The prisoner was ea able-bodied sae, sad it was a 'meadow thing that he should go about impaling es the benevolent. It was westing words to talk to nue • man. The utmost pinisbmeat be could give the Firmer seder the Vagaboad Act wee three months' impri mazmat with hard labour, aad that he should give him. EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH AT 4 COFFBI• BOUXI. Yesterday afternoon Mr. John Humphreys, the Middlesex coninar, held ea inquiry at the Dohe's Head Taws, Whiteettapelsoad, respecting the death of a newly bora female child, the illegitimate offspring of Hannah IDe:Barah Halliday, the proprietor of the Victoria Coffeehouse, High-street, Whitechapel, said that the female Halliday had been in her service a fortnight, and on Thursday lAst witness had notice from her that she was Fag to leave, as she did not like her situation. Witness west into illaday's bedroom to examine the articles, when defend a paper parcel eoutainieg the dead body of a child. %May admitted that she was the !bother. Witness thee we her into custody. She had delivered himself, and never kept her bed after the birth of her child, and she had even embed the bedclothes before the other inmates of the house we up. The accused was removed to the Whitectsapel when she remained under the charge of au officer. Dr. Blackman, of High•street, said that he was called to die deceased, which was of premature birth, and in his "Wise it was born dead. There were no marks of violence le amount for death. After some further evidence, The jury returned an open verdict to the effect " That Se assessed was found dead in a certain cupboard, but whether born alive or not they had no evidence to prove." SADACCIDENT AND MARVELLOUE ESCAPE.-011 Thursday last aa accident of • very mime nature ocesinved to the memos' at the Holyroodeteast lace factory, Chard. It is • common custom with persons similarly employed, when they abut off the steam to stop the fly-wheal at • certain place, i.e., with the crank end of the beam ready to descend. The unfortunate man in this ewe had only partly closed the steam valve supplying the cylinder, and hastening to the fly-wheel ',aught at one of the radieuts to stop Me wheel in the required place, but to his dismay the wheel took him on with it, and in this terrible position, he was carried slowly mead three times. Jest at this Domes* providentially, one of the workmen came into the engine -house, and seeing the alarming position of the man, stopped the engine and relieved him from it. Assistance was speedily procured. when it was found that as. arm was completely shattered, sad the body terribly arks. and braised. Is his giddy ride the poor fellow broke through • portico of brickwork and upheaved some =Mst each revolution. How he came out alive is ystery. The wheel is about 25 feet is diameter, sad ball of it revolves in • pit about • foot wide. The are, whose name is Joseph 13aulch, is dilate, and upon in. QOM"' we lad be le doing Tell. —Bherborne Journal. DRATR OF Ma. R ICHARD B ARROW , OP CIUNTER qCA NO ACTORS BEFORE MB CORTAIN.—Actors Hem —We regret to record the sadden d ea th of Mr. A ss . see ., t o = h e thi s sh e a i m an d so d o f th e i r ma Richard Barrow, of Staveley, near Chesterfiekl, the largest • • existeece. Their ambition is tot to do their work tho iary owner in Derby s hi re , sa d b ro th er o f U r. W . H . b., and h o t t o wows* call. So far dome this go. Barrow. It P. for South Notts. The dsesassd ...re°ll"•2 advancement is the Timer by one of the most ms the proprietor of the extensive and weeks that &e ta dos o f the dry his recen tly informed the public at litaveley, Derbyshire, and employed nearly 4,000 hoods. eat .s he has been recalled in Liver pool nen at the end of each act A shoat time before hie death hie Werth War. araaderred to f wha t all theatrical London koows to be a bad piece, badly a limited liability c o m pany. Mr. Barrow died of heart e.atdif th at single f a ct a t th e B est upon his greatness. &hems strut 6 o'clock oo Tuesday evening last, at the house Ty.A.; S : O - c i nm tZ bees h a t evie whme the cell is aa d bitl a e frinna sbort o kn f a ji"d millrou . eterti os His Pro ._ Pe t e d, Y fe m eS mu timaild ry. at but ho ----- oest - Out - b .— an: s of enthus w iasm ene , i r i the practice of calling tor an actor before the end of the play to be justified ; for it is Thu " Ticiter or Lairs "—A striking example k w to th a t ill us i on i n both actor and spectator which is et Tom Taylor's play of the Ticket of Leave Moo is gives the Weis of all enjoyment in the theatre. Acting does not in ear Portsmouth news this week. A poor ?allow had epee i s t in wearing the dress of • certain character, and bow convicted of some crime—wheth er h e was driven to uttering • oartain number of words. It is the impareons ft from misfortune or from dissolute habits we are not Lion of • human being, marked by distinct peculiarities, told —and bad obtained • ticket of leave. He had Since g• road for the time by certain humours, passions, ear Ilse° in "'infor employment, and at /an d * , drive& te em o tions. The &adieus e is for the time content to " make. h al Felithal, b e enlisted in the 21st Hogitaeu. _Them believe" iu the reality of the action and the personages. BM so evidence of his beh a vi ng i n ea 7 th.e d el" a the actor must go further if he is to do any good ; and, by th. lrelor mincer : but somehow it leased net that his absorption in the character, give to this " make- Ea° had a ticket a Imee • Chi the al" something like a feeling of reality. He most. then ram/. the colonel of the regiment ordered him to be I f ore , f o r th e ti me , he more or lees, according to his Pomace Nalmoned for obtaining " • free kit by false pretences." , i mse i ee ti oo , th e being be M. The proper state of When the summo ns was re t ur nable no one appeared againd i j w - Ti ect i os mo t eideed, o big should he allowed te b r e" the man , and • sergeant was sent for, who explained that n tin ity. if this principle be true, and it will hardly ess coosidered that the man holding a *het el lase* I be disput ed, what can be more outrageous than for • person Leuld not be able to report himself or go abroad. The w h o b o o ns % left the stage in • transport of grief to re -7" of Portsmouth Ter prop erly eea " meed the Pree - appear before the curtain bowing sad smiling like • Joist RAO of pormoutiog men w h o h once fallen la mime. and at a wedding breakfast? Or, more preposterous for .10 again endeavouring to regain their lost character, aced t wo mimeos to reappear hand in hand, and arrayed in the ** inmmnn° Inas dismissed, The unhappy Si " left Mill" . who - have a few seconds before been separated by , eee rti t :Piteued to be overcome will grief, and well a r ea turn of fate, which has to be resolved in suo • aqua ve bees—poor wretch.— West Bum Gaxtee.. Ong acts, ear by scamp conflict of raise which has put SEIM' OP AN IRISH CLEBOYMAIL—A. melancholy an ieepeseablo abyss between them • At the opera, *hem emit took plass sear Maryborough (Ireland) as Friday morn- WO Homo Walpole said, one leaves his °wimps let The Rev. Jobe Tydd Moore committed suicide at his at the door, this is bad enough. But in • theatre, thitehotios by cutting Is throat. It appear, that his maa int o which we may still hope to cm, our braise with t jr . yeet left him the necessaries for dressing himself in his as, we are entitled to ask, what, tinder such circurnelesess, 'Meet apartment at Bor 9 o'clock that morning,m ust blooms of the attic's owe belief in what he is es- L Leben be said be would shave himself. I m o quarter ean esod or of that of the audience ia the quasi-reality of rot eulugently the housemsid, one 014DX this room, Moe play! We are thinking of Juliet, or Othello, in their eitad sfr. oore lying in bed, and wahine; in his blood. agesass , sad have no Via to be reminded, at lend until da alarm wee gives, when his family. ma ester- the play is over, of Him Belvewuey or Mr. Folair. The he his chamber. found his throat severed •some% and practice is one which Mat be odious to all true "Ma ; . 1 'Mr itsg beside the bed. A verdict of " Temporary and we Ammo that, as might have been expected, it Ms wee returned at the inquest. No mum has been bees resolutely resisted by our one great actress daring her --▪ "Vee for the derangement of tha unfortunate gentle- resent performances at Drory-lane. It ie of purely foreign Ms s intellect. He was eldest son of the late Bight Hoe. yew* sod a perry substitute for the Marty spontaneous. Arthur Morse, of Lamberts. Park, who was for many yessu a irrepressible acclaim, good for audience and actor both, j ud g e et ih• Court of Common Plea. By him whirls used to greet • performer when the play was over, the valuable living of Eike, in the diocese of Ossory. sad the public wished to thank him for the home of hi:a libied at ova !ay. we annum, falls to the , gift of the oath , . *mare be bad given them. The " 161. / put down the better.—Precaer's Mayarine for January. THE EXPRESS,- COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. The Mora hi. .K bees hi to-day. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (PT =OW AID 1117111111•TIONALL TZLRORAPR.) WWII OUR orni onazaPorromml Corrox.—Tho roarkst steady. Saba will probably mob 6,000 bake. MINCING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR.—Tb• market continues dull, sad prices now In aeon arm show a decline of la. per cwt. oo thou ruling at the dope of last weak. The sales hided's—Brown Porto Rico at 30a. to Ma. 6d. ; gay. 325. to 32. 6d. ; middling to good yellow, 33e. to 34e. 6d. •, Cabs Muscovado brown and gray, 29. 6d. to 31e. 6d. ; Murillo; brown, 24e. 6d. to 295. 6L ; yellow low to good middling, 30e. to 325. tid. ; (Islay middling to ilue yellow, 34e. to 37e. 6d. Reamed, this demand continue very inactive, sad prime have still a downward teadasoy. Comm—For Plantation Ceylon there continuos to be a fair inquiry at full Woe ; middling and good middling. 80s. to Ms. Native and ammo° kinds of East India dull of al& Tu. —The market 000tinuee quiet. About 30,000 packages are already advertised for Tuesday next. Rog.-60 puocheou of Jamaica meld at 2a. 9d. to 3s. per priose are paid for black pepper ; Moho. bar, geed bleary sold at 4141. to 40. ; Peasei, grey, 3J. to ; rod. Sid. 3 iS. Sion'oPoco 3id.• wait.. 3d. to M. kr de. Singapore nutmegs bare ;old at barely the f ame value ; neap , lid. to la Sd. ; dui 3 o• • suostilt , 3e. M. to 3a Bd. Pimento sold blearily at 24 to 20. Ouija lives, common plait's, sold at 3e. per owt. de. atlas ; dee without change is value ; ordinary and middling, 78s. to 890.; good and fiu, 86s. to 88.. at Itior.-4.000 bags of Noornasie Amman sold for cub Sa. 8100 has brought slightly advanced prices • Large, 19.. to 20a. 6d.• waum,lBs. to 111a.13d.; good and sine small, Ms. to 19s: tid. FIUIL --(burials have said at saalw prior. Commas bo good, 20a. to 31a. ; Valeilaia, at about the foram value, 32a. to 3ds. ; ashasted, 39.. to 435. Sarmwrgr.—A parcel of Itsagal sold for arrival at 335. 9d. Correa.—The demara continuos good, at as Mimeo. meat of la. 4d. to la. 2d. pow lb. trots the lomat point. Jtrm—For mods of the sow mop firm prior ore paid ; odor Marls moll rather irregularly ; • low sad *actions, lOa. to 121. ; common sad Rood Wildly" 121.135. to 191.; fair to file, 904. 10s. to 271. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the saner.ed quotation@ : Tows tallow, 41a. 3d. ; Petalbur6 Y. 0." lb. 5 11 4, 41.. 3d. ; Jimmy, 41a. ; March, 42a.: April, 42'. ; IJaae,43a. ; October to Dumber, 435. 3d. to 43a. 6d. IaTROPOLITAN OATTLE KARIM. The somber of bawds Is ware thsa Pelee as huge as so Thursday last. Trade is very dull, sad ceasequently prime are lower for all descriptions. sad several remain nook'. The supply el sloop is she lamer, sad the died very limitad. It is dalloult to ass& a doom* at our quotations. (food eaves are scan* sad roam dearer. Our toreip sup ply coesist s a/ 660 beasts ; 1,020 sheep ; 90 calves ; ad 27 pigs. tut stems sd fibs. 4. d. s. d. IPm dams et s. s. d. 114.4 Sans. Itsredd• 6 0 6 Dastlnsit 111-bdaBli 0 0 0 Bost Inort-horos 4lO 6 2 Desk Lonkwools.... 6 4 6 Second goal beanie 3 0 4 0 Do. do. Shona 0 0 0 Calves Ms 11401DssanIf-luode 6 8 5 10 Lambs Beans at market, 1,694: slump and laza* 4,170 • calves. 110 160 milch cows, 100. BMITHWILD HAY MARKET.-171118 DAY.) Moors. Hat..? sad Pietro report trade at the fol: Merin prior : —Prime hop from 95e. to 110 a Prime clover, old, 110 a. to UN. t3traw. Va. so &IL WEATHER REPORT. -(THIS DAY.) Tirtntent ;MOM IT. • L. - r7 Nabs lra U amain &BA LIU Ardraamea. -1 1- 1 alw 28.66 43 W.B.W. I- - - Viands -.. 112/6 40 W.N.W. Cape clear ffiw 41 N. W. 920 Qammelines - 6 - 40 - laveipag . 114171 mad 26.45 47 11.&i. Name" Brea L_ _ .17411e0. 21147 46 R. Para26oB 43 &OM. t. b 2117 N. 111.. (amen 20.101 40 12. rawer TOMMY 14 4 14' Searbaraugh 29.1144S SAW. *kW . l9lo{l &W. &w. 9 & I &LW. 8 8.11. 0 B.W. li IBA 9 B.&W. 4 10 &&W. 7 ' &W. s'o . & 5 1 4 1 & 10 8 S.B.W. 6 • W.N.W. 6 B.W. to 1 or lo or ill. F o.li ro 0.011 ro- SATURDAY. PIIDAT. ILK to 161. - eOd.W., trash to gray gala, rain at thaw B.W. to N. W., Tames, gale", rain at Mom B.S. W. to W. "1. 7f.. gales to freeb, some rein. iserA above. Mama. on Proarmoui COA.N. vrmizzi. N.W. to g.W., stroog, squally, some min. As above. soma. 9. WtoN. W. ►ml b►ck, ►ttoos to froth. LASTOLIC As sad above. Cautionary signals on Monday sad again Yds day. Northerntncetland. Western z Iraland. Wales, sad • tin. render. Southern = Barth& Channel sad By of Biscay. Lastern • Eastward England and North Sea. Skitmug ACCIDENT TO CoLofsil. D. C. Lsroucif J.P.—We repot to learn that on Sunday 'tunics last, u UM gentleman wu proceeding downstairs at his residuce, Valoe, Bray, he accidentally missed hi. foot sod fell down th. entire Bight heavily oo hie bead, reseivis& we are PIT) to add, Tog SOWS injuries. Dr. Darby wu promptly seat for, and succeeded in restasing him to 0001161460•1111. Two do ctors from Dublin were teleg rap hed for yesterday. Oa making impiries at 4 o'clock yes terd ay we learned that the respected camel WWI in a most pennons stabs. Freeman. _ _ TAlussm.7 EVENING, JANUARY 12, 11 tiIiARE LIBTB.--MllB DAY.) Two o'Olsoi. Owing chiefly to the reduction in the Bank rate, the railway market is firmer to-day, and a general advent* has occurred in prices, although attention is still directed to the settle ment. London and South Western stook has advanoed 1 per mat., Metropolitan 1, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Northern a, London and North Western, Great Western, and Midland Caledonian }, and Great Eastern 4. London and North Western stook is now quoted 122 to ; Great Western, 80} to 1 ; Mid land, 140 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1164 to 117 ; South &stern, 87 to 4 ; Great Zutern, 471 to 48} •, Great Northern, 134 to 1374; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 98 to 100; and Metropolitan, 128 to 129. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, at the closing quotations of yesterday. Indian branch shares are rather fiat. ORDINARY 11A2 AND OTOOIII. ELI Pa. IRAILWAY& /boa, Wei& ticatVall. &filo% sa faid.C. Ilebtal sad Man.— CaWag= Unit sad Bandon.... Owning _ KW • • node. =MI Do Ip. DOUR sad Bia.Talac ls lothib ikai =gow =and !Medan Oa! 0rd..14. Do. Do. 1.12..110.., Na! 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Copper Bog. !Nag and ForeigsCrodit itiloottiehNarla IL IF inanelal Corporation. Financial D1M011124 (L.) IFors et. Warehouse (L ( FuL ns ol Llited um )... (Oen. Stem Nutgaitoo Elonietaolosial (L) Andions Ilag !Humber Don Worke(L) ;Wien Carrying (Lire. Internat. Plumage. (L l 7 InternaLLand Credit( Oahu brig. (Oan. Oar.) I Do. ap. e. E.ls. r. 1e76 lointetockDiecout(L) land Securities (Lim) Loud. African Trading !Loud andCatedon.M.(l. Loa.Courganditil L Loentillstrict Tainti) Land. Anon. Ana ) Do. New Load. G. Oninihea 0.(`I Land-Milan. Eng.Co t Lund., Italian. An Si n. Lood. Net. Diseonat(L) aid. FrovineWilleanie Hoarse brig& t Caul Do. ifauritine Lastd.lss.(L) Neat. Wm. TeL (L) Mineral Iron Works Natal Land drOoL (LI National DLL Coes. (L 'Canoeist Financial (L NationalProv.lburine National Noun Ne w . i It erbnddoOsol Is Do. New N.Sseland Loma Pl. Brit. A astralitalaa(L) N. Witt Moreau. la. (L NonitoonsOnadL Do. do. 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I Pd IU. pnosa. 1 6.. n. a 91 95 91 al l PT 99 44 1 It Mzdi IS 97 ul 96 911 idl 99 Si Et N 99 94 99 sell IN IN I id id ii id id al. 4 4 n es fa_ sok IM I CI. pima — l4 ise fe t. r iv-, io ii Se OS 14,14 oat 1 Us As 'Sr S %Pm 4 O die It;r 9 711 11 O -l ectla le 19 - f iiml _srl 107 Ka! toe 111E4' s dui i+!!;I 7 11011 II from 109 11! -- it - ii 1 2 I Ms! edla Par 1 Oedls 5 20 16 9 7 die Si Slim ss 16 i 14 1 :1 8 6 die 41 , ,„ 71 ii.be id 62 . ilk z 6. i i 471 i 4 dM I idle iPm I .S 444.1 tilt dla par 114 11 pom I 1 4 1 / 61 441 a par 4 3 311 141. p.r edit tr o m 56 66 1 184 194 1 t 24 4Ma 21 i1 36 1 t pea 6 . 4_6la 1 i i 1 mai 41 43 79 81 11.1 89 P e . 1 i "i "i 'ai.l n a i £lO 100 71414 Oths ice km SO 12 46 46 — I 1 1$ e. 10 .4114 1 pa iful 4 1 IMe 1 111. 4 6r 1T 10 li II t 1 4 1 tg _F9II.IIIGN RAILWAYS. Num and liiips — Tvl7l4fr. per IL:, by lie Belgian N__ At. Oilmen (ilieepres sad Aidiel. si. Turla sal Severs (all paid). Y. PRBFRIIIINOE inaßas. • Wastors—Wed ltid.—Ozt ladisi. Mee t 1191. • lifirtk Bastin 81 prt seat. Pref. Mask. 70. Ditto. Absidsia gni. 6 1st OW., 123. MONEY MAREBT,-(THIS DAY.). FRESH REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISOOIINT. Two o'Cuxx. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from 6to per cent. This measure lies not been attended with any stimulating effect upon the stock markets, which are inactive, attention being still almost exclusively occupied with preparations for to-morrow's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. Oonsols are unaltered for money, but lower for the account. Foreign stocks and most other securities present little variation. Home railways, however, are better. The demand for money has increased, bills which have been kept back in expectation of a re duction iu the Bank rate being now brought for ward. Nevertheless, choice three months drafts have been discounted at fij per cent., and in exceptional instances at Q. The supply of money in the Stock Exchange has diminished, and the rate for short loans has consequently risen to to 4 per cent. _ _ The rate of the discount establishments for money at call is unaltered, but for money at seven days' notice the allowance is reduced from 5 to 41 per cent., and at fourteen days' notice from 51 to 5 per cent. The terms of the joint stock banks, for money on deposit, remain 4} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Bente' were quoted 68fr. 85c., being se. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 891 to 90 for money, and 90* to for the account (February 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 1, 89,1 ; ditto for account, 90} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89*, ; New Three per Cents., 89*, jf, ; Annuities, 1885, 14 5-18 ; Bank Stook, 242, 240* ; India Stock, 212, 215 ;ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 103 k, 104 ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 91 ; and Sxchequen BBL, par to ss. prem. Foreign stock; in most cases are unaltered. Turkish Bonds of 1868 are flatter ; but the Consolidds continue in demand. There are also more inquiries for Venezuela Bonds. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.: Greek Bonds, 24} to f ; Mexican, 28} to }, ex div. ; Confederate, 53 to 55 ; Spanish Passive, 32} to } ; the Certificates, lq to } ; Turkish, of 1858, 71} to 1 ; ditto 1862, m to 1, ex div. ; and the Consolultis, bni to }. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 84}, 831 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. Bonds, 98, ; ditto 1864, 95} ; Greek, for ac count, 24} ; ditto Coupons, for account, 101 ; Italian, for account, 641, ex div. ; ditto Marem mana Railway, 681, ex div. ; Mexican, 28, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 261, ex div. ; Monte Videan scrip, 31 prem. ; New Granada Deferred, 6} ; Russian, 1822, 901 ; ditto 1850, 87f, ex div. ; ditto, 1859, 551 ; ditto, 1862, 89i, 1, ; Spanish, 47} ; Turkish, 1854, 90 ; ditto 1862, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 701, ex div. ; Venezuela, 1862, 47}, 48 ; ditto, 1864, 423, 45. Egyptian Loan scrip is now quoted 1 to 1} prem. ; Danubian, } die. to par ; Monte Videan, 21 to 3} prem., being lower ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 1 to 11 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 2} to prem. ; General Credit, 3} to } prem. ; London Financial, 84 to 9 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 3} to 1 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 16} to ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, } to prem. ; and Ottoman Societd Gdndrale, 2} to } prem. The steamer Syria took to-day 202,500/. in silver and 4,1401, in gold fur Bombay, and 14,0001. in gold for Alexandria. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 4,0001., making a total of 220,000'. einee the last return (including 100,000 sovereigns from Ireland), while the withdrawals for export have reached only 6,0001. The failure is announced of Messrs. James Luuham and Co., wholesale provision merchants of the Boropgh, with liabilities for about 300,0001., of Which about half is expected to rank upon the estate. The liquidation, which will pro bably soon be carried out, is expected to prove satisfactory, the assets being large, including a con siderable amount of book debts undrawu for in this country. The extent of the latter may be con sidered as the proximate cause of the stoppage. The house has been established about thirty years, and appears to have suffered of late from the keen competition in trade, which has greatly tended to di minish the profits of the business. The circular issued is as follows : Osatlemem—We have to inform you that Maw& Jams. Linehan and Co., of the Borough, provision merchants, have this day been compelled to sunned payment. The books Yee been placed in the hands of Mann. Ookomse„Turguend, Totem, sod Co., who will forthwith moan a statement of attain, sad emir's, a mortis( of the credtkes at the earliest opportunity.— We are, tra., J. sad J. H. LINELATEZ end BACKWOOD. 7, Walbrock, Loodoo, 8.C., Jae. 11. The London and North Western Railway traffic re turn shows this week au increase of 3,9121. over last year ; the London and SouthVestan, en increase of 2,7741.; the Great Western, an increase of 4,119/ ; the Great Northern, an increase of 2,4691.; and the Great Eastern, an increase of 1,4091. The conversion of two more private firms into the "limited" form is announced. A private circular bas been issued from the offices of Messrs. Alfred Whitworth, Clemesba, and Co., financial agents, of Manchester, announcing that arrangements have been effected to amalgamate the extensive iron and engineering works of 'llessrs. Hopkins and Co. and Messrs. Gilkes, Wilson, and Co., both of Mid dlesborough-on-Tees, and to convert them into a joint stock company, under the name of "Hopkins, Gilkes, and Co. (Limited)." The capital of the company is fixed at 675,0001., in shares of 151. each. The vendors take a large proportion of the capital, on which they are to receive no dividend for three years, unless an average dividend of 10 per oent. be paid to the other shareholders. The board of directors consists, amongst others, of Mr. Isaac Wilson, J. P., of Nimthorpeliall ; Mr. W. R. J. Hopkins, J.P. and D.L. ; Mr. Henry Pease, M.P.; Mr. E. Gilkes, ex-mayor of Middlesborough ; and Mr. Richard Birley, Mr. Jno . Hall, and Mr. James Fletcher, of Mancheter. The share list is to be closed on the 21st inst. The first ordinary general meeting of the Im perial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) will take place on the 23rd inst. The general meeting of the National Steam Nevi gation Company (Limited) is to be held on the 26th unit. A special meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company is convened for the 31st inst., and the half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian Investment Company (Limited), for the 97th inst. It would appear that the rumours relative to the next dividend of the Egrptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited), must be at least pre mature, u the full accounts from Egypt are not expected to be received in this country until about six weeks or two months hence. Until they mule to hand, estimates of dividend must be conjectural. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have bad sours Important ffuctuathaa in the Leaden market for Americas securities during the past week. On the arrival of the Cuba, with intelligence of Merman's 4 is of Savannah, there wsa a decided inclination to I:A=Gloweessiset Beads sad Railroad Shares, sod ed, voiced bids were made, 5.20 Bawds being taken at 46, sad !Maas Share@ at 534. Later sews. however, by the Bern visa. repostiag the return of the WRainAtek expedition, bad a &swan affect as the market, Minces Shares Ts ftroac to tint quotations of last mask, rd 5.20's to gad 4 k r = eas t dram ha has ia E ri s tassosa, whisk a 38, have fade. to 38 to 364. no following gives an approximation to the tenns_iseierally current yesteeday : Greal Westora i to Laaceshiss amt Yoritshiro 7-16 to London sad North Wastes liklated to Oalsdosiaa Ikea Nortbam, A to Nstropolitsa Routh &eters 6• to - North Pasture : Berm* Ditto Tare Grate lobe Gnat Woman et Oneida .... Lexasebeerr Allirtss Busk Oonfedasto Loan Maxima Ditto, 1964 Spool& Native Ditto Do ilieslos Vouesnois, 1802 7-111 opt 9-16 r 1 r t 1-12 w 12 pet asst. 27 06 . 12 „ &le 12 mt. WI% WIDIMIDAT Beams. Consols, which closed esterday at 904 to for the 9th February, opened ' this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 901 to 4. For money* last price was 894 to 90. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Console, for money, 89 1; is 90 , 119 i, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced,B9, 14104 New Three per Ceuta., 894, 89, ; Beak 240, 242 ; India Five par Cent. Stock, 10:11, 104, 1034, 104 ; ditto Four per Cent., 974, 98; ditto certificates, 984 ; ditto bonds, 7s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1014; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1104, 1094. The India Five per Cent. Stock continues in demand, and has again advanced. India Bonds were marked 7s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at par to ss. prem. The foreign stock market was firm, with a favourable tendency. Turkish securities have risen to I per cent., being still favourably infinenoed by the statement from Constantinople that a cos solidation of the Turkish Debt is contemplated. Peruvian, Colombian, and Moorish Bonds im proved 1 per cent. • Venezuelan( 1862 and 1866, as well as Confederate and Greek, 4 ; and Mexiess, Spanish Passive and Certificates, 4 per cent. The preparations for the special settlement. on Friday in the Montevidean Loan have led to a fresh nee in the price, owing to the oversold natiire of the account. For the temporary loan of the scrip as much as 4to 3 per cent backwardation" was given. The closing quotation was 34 to prem. Egyptian Loan scrip left off at 1 to prem. ; and Danubian Principalities Loan, as 4 dia. te fl a i r e . preparations for Friday's settlement in the share market showed gavelly a fair supply of stock. The rates of "continuation" on Great Northern and Metropolitan Railway stooks ex hibited a tendency to decline, but increased on Midland, as much as 1 per cent being paid. On Metropolitan the final rate was only about 4. The "continuation" on Confederate Bonds opened at to 4per cent., and afterwards declined to 4. In the market for bank shares an improvement was quoted in Australasia. Consolidated, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, mid Alliance.Tbe latter, after repeated fluctuations, closed about 1L 1016 higher than sterday, at 84 to 94 prem. On the other hand, Bank of Otago, Bank of Hindustan, London and Brazilian, London and County, Union Bank of Ireland, and Union Bank of London were rather lower. _ Hudson's Bar shares were last quoted 14 to t; Egyptian Trading, 1 7-16 to 11 prem. ; Nattenal Dneount, 101 to 11 prem. ; and Joint Stock Dis count, to * die. City of London Beal Pro perty, National Steam, and Peninsular, and Oriental Steam share were firmer. Ocean Marine lnsurance declined 10s. Ottoman Soati Gfin6rale were quoted 21 to 2} prem. The rates foe carrying over the shares of most of the financial companies at to-day's settlement were heavy, ranging on International Financial and General Credit from 1-32 up to Is. per share. Nevertheless, prices were well su General Credit. and Credit Fowler and Eat met with chief inquiry. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnternational Financial, 2} to o l o rean. • General Credit. 31 to 31 prerfi. ; Finincisl, 81 to 9 prem. ; Impreml ileroantile Credit, 3f to f pram. ; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3* to prem. United States 6.20 Bonds have recovered to 451 to 46. kflitS e l: IMAM . NO, . S 41 II 74 BILITIII NIIIIIIIKOMIL RALLWATS. I 0014 W Allaalgt St. Lawmen Bass.Nr.dt I De. I' gores illsgale Like Nam, MS UN., Drook*Oodorlob fp. o. Lb. Arrd.l.llll 100 , Do. do. JO, 1. 111711; lb Do. do. Jim 11174 1 100 , Co/ B. lisobois g. I VA 'Ceps!. el D o eekep.&s.l IC• all • ILL. BOO($ Daeorors.l.c./porcd; l go. .. 100 I LL loam go. 6 d 0..; 6 Do. J liziondoo 100 Grand Trunk of Comado, all I Do.ltiolp.ilt a tidi o; Do. Li proL Do. do. d dorrid , Do.ind proL BIM/ , Do. do. doloned all Do Ird prat. OM* • I Do. do. iodoiod all Do. Lb ;0.1 .. eD I Do. do. &tura lip Idris{ loam Pettasula I Do. goo par ' Do. Now do. mil IO Gt. S. of Ludo E.& p. l IN I De Do pit Nal aD let. Madmen Caaadal Do. N D0.0p.0. Bdo.pay. DOS. Do.if do. do. 187741 ,Indloo Brooch, Untied' New . I I: : 11l IMader guar. I p. oat Do. do. d 0 ... Do. do.-- , Do. PIM I Kolb. Corp. a pot c. ed, spa Hobos:;Np P.DrumetCoo.ois.A t N. 11..orean.dp.e.14 p.B. binds. Pm I Par GeaL I Do. DOW do. 1 114 100 100 I I 1104 bi. do. de. Do. Paoisito do Do. lodes 116.110 d. do tel xcl las Wu Ad TS SO OS Yd zl, TS _SS I ii lii IM 101 id! Me 104 ir.4l 20 !I 09 91 67 70 49 It 46 56 to 67 61 U 56 48 27 29 16 ft 161 164 - jar a 9 , 7 6, fof 111 11/ 6.Bitus st 1 58 75 .. 52 + 4l• 0 NI Id 1 N 115 ad N el zd 1 00 12 a 5 1,2 14 lit 64:4! O I zj to PM 1001 14 as sal JOIIIT 11100 L WILL Ms. i I Tr,ilo 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 icoeo I ic.cloo 100,000 iO.OOZ I 22,000 , 7,0001 10,000' 6,000 BAWLS. 104 Airra & Mairtimnan's(r; II Do. New, la 10 ma. 60 Do. blued at /Opts 110 Albion 106 AlllassailanAllvetpool 1100 Do. New ,100 I D I Anglo. baled st 20 pen o Auatrian 60 Angle Bahia (Untited)l 40 lanistrabsis 1 401 Do. New 10 Ilankofßritiala.olombla I: 26 Mink of =, 100 Bonk et 101 I Do. New, Ls. at TOPA.; 20 Bank of Otago (Unused) 100 Iflank of Otasensland (1 )1 60 ißankotileteriadlutirlal 100 !Rank of Wales (Um.) ' 10 I/bah ol New Laird .1 10 ibraslasnikPertoginmeiLl 60 linsbn & Californian L 60 i Stith& N. America —.I I 10 India,Ans., 26 :Chart. Net. of India,*o 1 100 itNty 1100 ,Colcialal 26 'Ono. Oboe of India. Ate.' 26 Do. lu. id 10pm., /Opal& U Do im. at pm , 10 Caserndatod 1 1 00 'Ociatinentel hank 00 100 , Do. New 1 SO Tart Leyden (Lhaitadi I 10 Ikestern Ezehanse(Lim) 10 . Ifag.doolitAseLtbsirtd.l I 83 60 I &mil& and Swedish (1.1 I , Swanson btaklUmfted 100 Ilinduo.Chlamt.Jap. (Li , 'lOO tio. Issued at pm 1 100 1 Do. New, ba at opm 1100 10) Imperial Beak, w Unaided Do. Ne * bipedal Otlornis. 60 International Sank (Is 4 I 0 :lead liortßk. ladle( , SO 'Len.Bk.ofTlerloo,&e. 1104 'Len. Beak ef fleetlaad,L 100 , Landers and Brasile& 100 Loo.B.Ames&lLlbeeSL 26 1 De. New, least 14 put 400 Lou., Ittr.. ( l.) 10 Lon. MBank of Ao Oted. sta 60 London and Colutty IMO Lou. flantlin.Oon.Sx.(L) 40 landau Joint Stook.- 60 i Do.Newlr.at SO pa 100 Lou. sod Northern 10 London& Booth African 100 'Lon. & S. Western (Lim. 1 104 , Len. & Weetroinstar ,( 104 . M ereht n! N2uki4a4— IMOI MANI iii - rcleiTtlie - 4 — liiisit — wili. i• - ‘ : Do. New Yates di Prow. Bank (L lO Midland Bank (Lee.) ,II National of Umool ' 16 item se adept, Bill 10 )Na.lonal Bank, New 1 111 'Now Goat k Was a NIPIr Labatt (Lotted) 1 Norilt Weatera a Oriental Bank Corpora WI • Do. New.lse. at fOraa a !1* rorl n. Maki agOorp. IL ' 6 ,Proritte. of Ireland 16 Made, Poni.,lDellii mo Booth naausua all loath Sworn (Lbs.) Do. el R. IL Aides do. la. steps lO skin cd Morena . an 1 Caton id Wand (IM ) 11 1 Minn el larlaa II Irdl CL prim. I Wm. 11{ Iff di S 14 a im to pm fpm 8 Vpm Wool Idls oar 10 74 13 Of 08 ' hPra 30 32 168 102 I Odle! 6 4 414 1 ST Se 1 6 4es 1 S pal f 1406 If 144111 46 48 i d UT 36 1 69 61 id 1 131 159 41 66 5 7 pi! 71 6 ina be 4 4 616 6 4 414 li It 446 I 44461 it i 3 .. I 14 10 glea 14 15 pee 61 Jo! 44 - if -- Seale li liPm idle par 4 Sas 7 Sys 9 lips ird qpin ad 6 dia 24 16 ad 81 811 lli 1{641 60 It I 21 . it 7 0 111 1 1111 10J 1 * i t le 4 S ldls per Al Yyml Y 47 Pi 41 ' 1 41 pas IS 54 U zdll OW, 3 pm 113 SS M • e , sal Ms par II 66 i elm! idi. U 57 - M is - 11l - Iton — i I I IL 110 40 740 Si. 1110 41110 i Kt s n I.IOA tato T.LII 10.1.? 1/I.ltll 80.17.11 10 LISA MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocie. In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly directed to the settlementof the fortnightl v somunt, and prices generally are unchanged. Great Von shares, however, have risen to 32} to 33}, telegrams from the mine reporting an improvement. On' he other hand, East Grenville and East Oaradon are flatter, at 4} to 3 and 13 to 144, respectively. East Vor are quoted 2 to ; East Love ll , 12f to 18} ; Tlncroft, 14 to 15 ; andWbeal Trelawney. 18 to 19. Port Phillip shares have declined, while Monies Aureos are inquired for. Other colonial and foreign mines are quiet. From &with Darren (Jan. 10) OeptaieJ.Tireindy writes : "la the different points of operation daring the put week it... ham been so change werthy Nodes. The weather at present is favoionlale for dowsing and we shall push en as fent es possible far another sampling, bath lead and popper. All the ineehisery is in dead order sad working PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. UTEnroot, JAR 11.-Oreal Wasters, saw account, 604-Les , don as i North • Western, 122; DPect new aCcoool, 122 1 f-- Metropolltso,_oew aceouut. 128-1111dland.140}-Ditto, new ep ee:2ll4of - West Hartlepool, new amain; 76-lAncsater , Y164-Great Luxembourg shares, 13-Ditto nese so , coast, 11 1-16 ederste Loan. 611 1 • 4-Ditto new ac count, 64 Eschew, Beek (i.Wted), $ d.-lieverm , UM and Bask limited), 940 d-Ditto new acosont, d.-Albion Marilee ( ). 7-:0 d.-Empire Marisa (Liaited), new account, 1 7-16 p.- Maritime lie ihUml . ted), new account, par-Queen Inagrance, 11-16 }).- 1' Mersey Merin* (Limited), 6!-Ditto new • 61. 15s. 744. p. -Union Marine (Limited% a 1-16 2 p.-Ditto sew amount, 11.16p.-Mersey Steel and Men (Limited;, 4-114.- National Mem (United), Id - Ditto new amount, if 6.141 SDI • f d.-Pacille Steam, 564-West India and Paddc Maim, new account, 1 6-16 p. ilAsciliiirMi, JAS. 11.-A fair business was done, and prices were rather Arm, sweets/1y Metropolitans and Confederate Loan. Cossdidsted IMak (Lhatted). 7$ P ; next account, 74 p.-Oral Eastern, 47+ next account, 46-Great Luxembourg, nest m oose; 121-La--Gnat Northern A, n-ut account, 167$ • , -Oral Western of Canada,6l&ll-Great Western, next account, 601 f 4-Laaeashir• and Yorkshire. Dad account, 117-London and North Western, next acconn 1121-11ancitestsr and County Bank, 64 v.-Manchester, and Lincolnshire, next ao count, 641-Ditto, New 6 per Mat. PreL, 1 4.-Metropoittely next recount, 127 *1 1 ff 6}-ltoulk Astern, next amount, Mft -Marshy Coal and lion, new, 44 p.-llama and liermy rite Insurance, next account, 61 p.-Confederate Lean, next so count, 64-United States 6-20, next account, 451-tit. Helens A, 1061 -Alliance Bank, next account, 741 A 1 e 1 • p.-Loudon and Caledonian Marine, nest account, 1 p.-West Midland, Ox ford, 2nd pref., MO - Birkenhead, NI. 811311110/IA/1, JAZ. U.-Basins.' was done today In Great W We. Midland Oxford Second Guaranteed, at ; Ist at : and Mturtes Metal. at dh South Staff atilt} to 1o1; Wolverhampton and Stallard- Aire Mink, 181 to 111 ; British and Foreign Railway Plant. ft to prem. ; Metropolitan Hallway Carriage and Wagon, at 13 1_ . 11 1 betand lona, 2 toll Prem. ; TWO Issue, 14 to 11 pram. ; Patent Nut and Bolt, Of prem., buyers ; and Patent Shaft and Axictres, b peens., sellers. Market steady. Daum JAL 16. -Throe par Cent. Consols, 6/t-New Three per Cent. Meek. 11111 I_-10litto for new account (Fels el, 6-yßank of Ireland Mee paid). 2164-National Bank, sew pissed at 26 mew) (LA pea, ice sociannt. 11111-lhatienslef Liverpool (Limited), (101. pi rg), tor account. IM-Royal Bank I (M. paid), for account. it Unica Bank (Limited) (121. paid), 22-aty of Dublin (ROL , 1061-Dublin and lit erpool Steam ship Building (all paid`, 56-National Steam Itavigallem (limited) paid), for account. 16 161 •-Deiblin. Wicklow, end Wexford Railway (all paid", e}-Great leathern and WeMers Railway (1001. paid), In-Midland Gnat Western Halves WI paid', 16}-r Mild and Northern Comities, 4 per cent peepoting tall psid ood , -Greet Southern and Wade= 4 per mat= tual ,1001. 93-Irish Moth Western& per cent. De Stock path), 100. Tim Lens Barium CompANY.—Tbe oall of 701. yer Aare mesa* weds by the selcial liquidator of the Leeds Beek* Osispmey wee to be mid yesterday. sad is a day sr MPG we may =post to bass to what =MIA ft to. bees vet. Ia the ViowChaaseller's Ossrt _yesterday es Wheedle was roads to macho se frees he list ot oestAbsteries the seas et the Rev. B. nth. et Great Harem, moo Bradford. se the mati that he bed by Wend to biome a sisrehe is Melia WA, by mi. sentatioes as to the yeeities el the leak. na il = clerk, however. relived as eepheatise sad posted the rests of the official liquidator. Xr. _Notes, who repro seated Mr. Tarquaad. stated th2e0 61 0 4 0/. beloaaw to th e Leeds Hankies Oompasy hi the - Meek st sad it wee probable Oast Oa ;spurs of the rel 7 l l : B4 las menet week! be increased la • day or two to 200,0001. me pa ea He WO HO I 6 W ~. 101; ... 10111 n - 1 1 4 98 18 ... 67 M. I 7ij sew 101O:101 IKON KM 6,000, 1.120 SO 4121 . 411 .- SAN .. 1,0241 .. 2.0041 5121 1,000, 0,000, .. No. I Tll5 - 101 - 1 4 100 1 WWI 11,000 10 000 ......._ at.1:11 Knel 10.000 115,000 10,000 110,0011 *OM 10,0001 1,000 17-.14° i4'606 1 300.0u0 I 1 - 001 e 160,820 L 277 . ,000L 1 ii:cii 1570,9761. 104,000 io;ouo~ ii . ,iii 6,(_00 gai - ol Xi - JO 125,001 _~~! i:iilsUl 10u.Otou ` J ~ 110,000?, - r o:iii I lak000! ir,e,ooo - - - - 110,0001 lileyoool B °.°?!ii 10,000 4,000 10,000 s 0 000! il•nl io'ioo' 1P 10: .°Clliil 60,000 it0,.04;0 1 6,000 , *NO. 60,0001 16,600 00,0001 10,00 60,000 111,000 80,00010001 10, to, ow I fu,9o) 9N 9.00)1 _9.1 oi.uue taim Ind. o• soo3sl b).04101 40001 1 0.N0 10,000 WO NO 1111.1160 *OOS !?,11110 io.'oe3' sd 12:8801 84"1 OWIMOON WOO, 24.000, 17,000. id pow, id ♦fMI siiiii _ 14000, maw•, 4 , 4030 so,ooo' so.selit.! :ia 117,600' 100.000! 1;600 00,4110 i $O,OllO 4000; 111, 000, 23,000. 10,0* *OD: 80,011101 47 1 d 14 . le - 11 i llf 8 8 a 19 a 82aid 4 a 88 a Si II 8 4 a a lo w 17 80_ so i I 111_ 18_ --11 1* it 3 3 4 IS is 630 &AO 90 Ti 144 114 14 16 Ti SI 7 9 906 ; 210 626 97 11/ 1 1911 . 11_ - -. 0 U 11 100 110 10 10 0 1 - 01d1•1 a IMs I 1 oat! :r a j 9 ? I tap $ idto 1 2 I 7 i 14 $ ad I aim sd id