The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. now i s B ee se,—(Befere Berens Martin. Bramwell, sad oilmen.) MAMA! y. 00114761. L. Friary James moved fors rube to show muse why ye writ of MINIM la the eau tad the pr.:vernally Shortie Used use be set oedema the pound that the mule of to ga Moot arise welds the hematitic's of the smut The ratke wee bright to louver WM upon two promise my setts rare jokey by George Cottrell, of Lu nn.. sad by the defendant, Heery Cottrell, who 8,11 breemr, sedan at Ftersose. is favour of the TWOS Bank of Leads% of while the *slued h the rims. semi edger. Whim the bills Means due they were diem. wed, tad the beak proceeded easiest George Cottrell, eke wen iodebted to them ins oomiderable sum, but he sterwmds 0* the benefit of the Beekruploy AO, and eleensd Lim dleeresee. They the. kneed a writ of ram mean n ousi the present defeerkat epos the two ▪ h was served apes him at Florence. astradui applisd to Mr. Baron Pigott at Chambers to gi g NI& the writ ea the 'mead that the ease of seem arm oat i g thy kingdom. bat altkeecrk hie lordship eurremed a *cgs if WOO in favour of the *Meet, he refused to dent, g ui n rat, sod masted the mates to this mark The lamed weasel vow coateaded that the seam of action arms • 1M defsndant signiag the totes at Fiereees, sod not, u naps& os the other skit, when the Doter wen delivered to dr beak la London. o w mem. without to nun Mr. Leak q.c., sad Ita feraw, lAN apposed, to show oases in the instanoe, usedaseedy held that the seem of ratios moss within the Widgeon d the creurt, and retest& the rule. WID COLCIMereI V. iIIPTSTY . - • Os the .mailable. of the &tidbit... Gamut the Kart tad %sudsy week for the twarift of this costa whioh .1, 0 go isaportut question irsof as hospital built out if weep frost the Patriotic Post is liable to the lewd tax. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Been Yr. Registrar Winslow, Si Oommiesimaer.) U I. W. ILAJWII—APPLICATIOS POZ The bankrupt was desoribad se a poulterer of Cam inswall.perk. Re WM/ applied to be released from monody. The MOW* UM debts of 3834 llnpaper appeased ad in support of the epplicatios, and end tint the baakrupt had bees journed sloe die sad pennies retired for sot Ellin his accounts or attending te be 'remised. Since the date of that order the tart bed been erneled at the suit of Mr. Roszof ea market, • creditor who had eat peva his debi t and be applied, last week, to be =but the apply:atlas was refused. The bankru now ' to psy late court if hia Honour would pt great lb, rename. The 16th of Jitoe bad been appointed for him to c oo up kr hie examinatin, but having reload 401. by the einistamas at hi friends, as • oomposition upon his MU. be hoped his Roam would grant the release upoa theism beleg raid Into court His Hamer asked Kr. Seleby, who appeared for the &dung creditor, what he had to say upon the subjeol. Yr. &My said that ha agreed to the proposal, but ysemis it right to teke the opinion of the court ea I. the compromise ought to be oessented to. He theight it would be benefidal to the estate to swept the Wray for the pima helmet of the creditors. His Harour-1 do sot think there is anything improper is wiliidiswieg from the oppoeitioo, bemuse the object of meeting the bankrupt was to compel him to mespiste his ersokisatioa in this court. He had sew lid hie amount% sad asked to come upon the lath et Jure fee the purpose of being examioed and womb* for any °deans he might hare committed. He =the 40i. might be sam an pled, d said the release feasted upon the money being paid into court. The perdu mabeequestly attended before his Honour, end it haring bees fortified that the mousy had been deposited with the proper oilier of the court, Hi Honour signed the order for release. THE POLICE COURTS (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. NI TAW IDENTITY. Mary A. Theorems, • woman aged 32, of most ma ;Itappausses, wee brought before Mr. Alderman ems, °barged with attempting to pick pockets in dit. Pears Chars. peed. The evidence rested entirely a the deposition of a woman mina Emily Wiles, who said she resided at 20, Gee skeet, Croswell-reed, and is the wife of • Jarman's hearer. Ire was in Si. Pool's Caturayard about half-per 1 o'clock, when she saw the prisoner stand by close to her, sod felt her dreg touched, and saw the prisoner take her left hand oat of witnow's peak, sod drop her shawl over her hand. She Irsi in • parse, which had bra turned oat in her =bat she mired nothing. She (the prisoner) then II was followed by the wirer and wt v sees to lift the dresses of several ladies and then leave. She followed the prisoner until she got to Water-roe, Blearier*, sad having a policeman with her she mane up with the prisoner sad gave her into custody. Police-ooestale 366, said—l was told to go with the het whams. Al we went smog I mew a women wearing the dress she had deseribed, and asked her it that was the women, bat Wilms rid ea We then got as tsr se Ware ham, whoa we sew the prisoeer, end Wilson rid she was the woman who had tried the pockets. I took her into enstody, and she desired the arm I afterwards made ilquky and found that she (the prisoner) had given a sorer address, that she was well known al having lived then for the last four yeses, and hare a eltarecter of great respectability. The prisoner, who bad redacted herself with great pro priety darn the examiostion, and was evidently ignorant a all forme of police ioquiria amid that the whole ateta meat of the witness Wilson was false from beginning t sad, ad she hod witearee in court who could prove her esspeetribility. The oonrt seemed crowded with persons of • respectable ehas.• who were %axiom to speak for the prisoner. Mr. Jars Reared said—l am the prisoner's landlord sad rep the Rose and Crows is Collartreet, Brattier. I have know° her for about four year and a more trust worthy or deserving woman Ido not know. My daughter fretly employ her about the hoar where valuables of Miriade are lying about, bat I have sever mired anything yet. This is a hard case. Bhe is a et:niggling woman, • widow with dee children to maintain, one of whom is • cripple, and she has struggled hard to bring them tip re spectably, and I never sem greater attention paid to • young family than she has paid to hers. The prisoner was discharged. CLEBIENWELL. ♦ BRIACH orPIIONDIM OF MARILIAOL Trederici Boddn , oI 29 , Linton-street, New No rth. !Odd,, wr summoeed before Mr. D'Eyooeurt by Elisabeth leach, of 229, Upper Thames-street, to show cause why he • milawf idly and without "ust cause detained a sheet of drawers, two tables, one bedetesd, one festber.bed, two yellow; two copper-kettles, and other articles, her property. The complainant, a respeotablyottind young woman, and , with ten io her eyes, said that she had bees formed to be married to the defendant is the early part of this year, but he bad pro ve d f a l se t o h er , an d i n a dd i ti on to nearly breaking her heart by jilting her, had detained her furniture. Under the belief that be was a man of his word, and that he would not fail to keep his promise, she had had the whole el the 'orbitsre removed to his mother's house. Since the I retch bad bees broken off she had made several applica tions for the furniture ; but several examen were made to keep her out of her property, and amongst them war one this she had sot paid the defendant 31. 3e. for the dress is pm her to get married in. He had jilted her for no reason whatever. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Fredericketreet, Gray'itinn- road. who appeared for the defendant, said the complainant I bed brought an action in the superior courts for the breach of prima., and also for the value of the property in gum. tion. This summons he (Mr. Ricketts) should contend must be dismissed, u the defendant had not got the property, i although his father bad detained it for the non•payment of nat. The reason why the defendant had failed to per. I form his promise of marriage were set forth in the plena, sae of which war that the complainant wan not the paeegnol of virtue she had described herself. Aod another was that she had described herself NI being only twenty-eve years of see while she was over thirty, and that was proved by • ! Piece of paper that had been found in her handwriting, which gave her age, as well as that of her sisters. Mr. D'Eynoourt said that was rather a paltry suttee for smoking off the marriage. It was a lady's privilege not to be called to alicoant for her age. The complainant—The age he saw was not mine, but that of my dear sinter, who is dead. Mr. Ricketts said the furniture was detained for the poh-Piiment of rent. Whoa the match was broken . off she vas told to take away her things or she would be &urged rent, and she then said that as she had * 0 Place to put them she would pay the rest for the room. I Uoder these eircumstaores, he (Mr. Ricketts) had to ask for the dismissal of the summon,. The mother of the defendant having deposed to the facts es meted by her coins solicitor, Mr. L'Eyncoart said he must dismiss the summons, lot he couidered the excuse for detaining the poor girl's things I we s most paltry one. The least that could have been dins 'rhea the match was broken off was to have given her back her furniture. The oomplairmat, if she phased, could have • summons against the defeadaot's father for detaining the property. The ramplainact seed she would take one. MABLBOBOCTGLEITRKET. 7112 ISIMIZTAILT or • IMIUGMT lOCIZTY MAGID MTH ILIMMELLXIII2I7. /Amos Joseph Noes. of 36, Quettetrost, Brampton, de scribed as a ciommerMA traveller was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with ernbeuling at different tames various mud busy to the amount of 1504, the moneys of the trustees of the Coachmen and Grooms' Philanthropic and P°°'"° heady. held at the Albemarle Arms, Beath Aadleyetrut Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great MariboranghetrestoliPPenred km the prowiciattee, sad Mr. Oldresms for the prisoner. Ic owning the ewe Mr. Lewis said the charge against the Miaow_ would hereafte r resolve itself into OM of stealing. Tio Prisoner, who vu the lllM•iihry et the Osmium and THE EXPRESS, SATITEDA.Y EVENING,., Ti St Grosses' Philanthropie aid Peados Soddy, having obtai ned leave is sell out Ha. Oak la the Beak of Begised. red to laved tt Übe pa styled@ hank had sold out the stock bat behind of Ovine it is the post-ofecie oath. beak he applied the mossy to his own use. Having (sly jest bees instroeted is the matter be should merely probes endleisot @video/tie for a resew& sad eempielle the owe on a future day. ikmesi of the moiety, said— I am a osaidiams, and live at No di road. /he priesser acted a• e secretary of she society. I vas sot whet t what direedoes were giros for the prieenen's eallisp out some stock, bat I was preeset as well as the prisoner at a 'astral morbid of the society mix or mates weeks ago. The per was charged with selling out the stook s' and sot apply' the money as be ought to hare cleos, namely, to place it Ca the poet.oSse savings bask. The primmer admitted that be had sold out the steak, and that he bad sot lated it in the mains Mak, bat hod applied is 10 his owe as sad pewees. Lest sight I gm the prisoner in sharp he having come to the house when the seeiety is held. I told him I charged him with =busting 1W of the moist,. and he did sot day it. I hare so vindictive feeling towards the prisoner, bat am Daly doing what I amides my duty. By 11r. Oldreeve—l am the chairman of the society end was appointed by a general misting. I was not present when a resointion was passed to dissolve the society. The society is not dissolved. We want emersion of the boob et the society, whisk have been detained by one of Wee karma. Mr. Lewie—That in all the evidence I 'ball prodaoe to day. Mr. Oldrineve—l have an answer to the aces. Will your worship tabs bail ? Mr. Tyrwhitt at Bret declined and wananded the peraer, but subeequestly amid it he did hake bail he should require two sureties in 3001. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council waa held yesterday at Guildhall, ander the presidency of the Lord Mayor. 11l GUILDHALL DIPSOVIMIENT. The overt 'proceeded to take into aseeideration a report of the Guildhall Improvement Committee, having reference to the works that have been for a loo` tame going tie is the interior of the Guildhall, with a view to its restorstion to its original 000ditiou as nearly am may be. This report has been printed, and it recommended cortein additional works to be performed in connexion with the proposed alterations, at an experts* not exceeding 9,3304 ,• and also that it should be referred to the Coal, Core, and Finance Committee to =this mum sod an additional amount of 5,9004 that lady beim incurred for works agreed to be executed, and which were not included I. the origin•l estimate of the cost off wove/Mug the ball. Mr. JOHN KILDAT, the chairman of theiGuildhall Improve. meat Committee, in =visa that the report be agreed to, adverted at some length to the mottoes in eouniezion with the subject, and said that, although cell a portion of the works bad yet bees completed. he believed that the ire. provements that had been effected had given complete satisfactioa. At find there appeared to bays boon gorse doubts as to the propriety of the down for the DOW roof, but all three doubts were removed upon its completion, sad he wee jvatilled I. saying that since of the moot eminent architects and men of mimes, while they saw it completed, had expreemel an opinion that it was • complete swam, and that, when all the other improvements were carried out, the Goßdhell would be sewed only to Westminster, and would be second to no other hall of the like character in this country. (Hear, hear.) Ile believed that they bad gone is the right direction, and that in the result it would be said by the world at Lege that the corporation of London we perfectly competent to undertake a great work of this description, and to carry it out surosedally. The boo. member then referred to some details of the proposed alteratious, and expremed hie opinion that the opening of the windows la the hall was one of the grandest efforts for its restoration, and that when they ware illuminated, as it was proposed they should be, the effect could hardly be guessed at. lie then said that one of the alterations that was proposed to be carried out wee to lower the statues and monuments so se to being them nearer to the eye, which would give a much bettor effect ; and by a proposed alteration in the pavement of the ball, an opportunity would be afforded for warming the build.' by mesas of hot sir pipes. Mr. Smarr said he should be glad if Mr. Kolday would inform him what was the total amount that was intended to be expended on the improvements in the CadltrU Mr. KILDAT said be believed the original slim voted by the court was 18,0004, and 5.9001. was afterwards voted. Hr. J. Sraotrxis asked it the 15,0004, sow 'eked for, was in oddities to those soma ? Mr. KILDAT said that it was. Mr: FlRlATioquiie;lwirAlrei the chairman wee in a posi tion to my in round numbers what these improvement' were likely to =et from beginning to end? (A laugh.) Mr. KALoor mid he really WU hardly able tt 11111•111. the question. (Laughter.) All he could do wee to assure the court that no ezponse should be incurred for this object without their seotitton. PE ill P 8 mid that the original method* for them improvements was about 24,0001., this teeing Dearly 6,0004. in sum of the first amount. and now they were biked for 15,C )01. mom. He expressed his opinion that a great deal of this mosey had been expeoded Is making alte rations that were. sot at all marketed with the original character of the hall, inasnanch as the matters to which be referred wan not in existence until nearly two moieties alter the Guildhall was erected. He comOsioad of the lavish expeaditun of money by the oommittd, on what, in his *piston, were very doubtful matters of restoration, and said that it they were to continue is the same mune, he mild not see where it wee to end. the committee wee agreed to by • majority of 40, the numbers being— For the emotion Aiaiert it 2B _ _ - • - A 'miter is which the sorposedow was interested wa• Thee dismused with closed doors, mad alter the public ware readmitted, some of the other balsas upon the paper was disposed of, and the emut adjouresd. We (Gardeners' Chronicle) understand that the metropolis is to be provided with another veterinary college, to be established at Chelsea. The Paris correspondent of the Journal de °Melte writing at the 28th says As Prince Napoleon was going up the stairs of the Tuileriss to see the Empress, M. Rouher came down. The Prins could not refrain from stopping to complain, with a certain amount of warmth, of the reception accorded by the minister to his speech, which bad only reproduced, be said, the policy of ' Napoleon the Great.' Monseigneur,' replied M. Rooher, 'if Napoleon the Greet were still living, instead of being at the Tuileries you would be at Vincennes.' RAILWAY BILLS BEFORE rAzukiumi.—Yester day in the committee of the House of Commons the Mae , Master, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway (Extensioo, ko.), in group 10, was still proceeding. In group 9, presided over by Mr. Roger., the case of the Great Northern and ' West Yorkshire Railways Amalgamation was pending. Other bills were also advanced a stage. Gansr NORTHERN RAILWAY.—The remaining bills affecting this company being still before the Commons, the adjourned Wharroliffe meeting was yesterday further adjourned until the 13th inst. THE DUBLIN LOTTERY.—A young man named Lamm, son of a working silversmith of Oxford is the whiner in the Dublin lottery of the ex-Lady Mayoreas's Mate chariot, horses, and harness, Yalu 400 guineas. ADMIRALTY, Jnua 2.—Arrourratewra.—Liente neat A. T. DesteW, to the DIE4IIIIII, for service in tender. Sub-Liratepaot J. H. Hodgson, to the Rattlesnake. Sotrrnsurrox JUNE 2.—The Royal Mail Com pany's steamship Tasmanian, Captain Sawyer, sailed hence • this afternoon, with the malls for the British and Foreign West Indies, Mexico, the Pacific, Wifornia, Control America, la. She t ook out 111 passengers, a general cargo, English jewellery, value 3,7561. ; French aro, 4561. ; I jewellery. value 9.488/. The steam ship Venetia, Captain Heppell, be ; longing to the London, Italian, ad Adriatic Steam Navi gation Company, has ade an extraordinarily repel passage I of only 8 days 18 hours from the Downs to Geneva, and I from Lisbon to this port she only cesupted 4 days 6 hours. About five times as much rain fell in Southamp tea on Thursday night and Friday morning as there did daring the whole of last month. The American papers record the death of Old Hannibal, a travelling show elephant. He was 11 feet 8 I inehas high, weighed 15,0001b5., and was 66 years old. He consumed 3001 a. of hay, 3 bushels of cats, and 46 gallons of water daily. For 36 years ha travelled 3,000 miles sissy year. TRAFFIC Itacztrvs. —The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ending the 27th of May, or. 11,916 miles, to 661,5701., and for the corresponding week of last year. oa 11,591 miles, to 610.5101., showing an increase of 355 miles ' and of ' 21,0601. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways emanated in the aggregate, on 8,407 miles, to 535.26131., and for the corresponding week of 1864, on 18.153 miles, to 521,2531., showing an increase of 254 miles, and an increase of 14,0351. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,2591. ; on the Great Eastern to 2,2541. ; on the Great Northern to 2,7641.; on the Great Southern sod Wester!' to 0661. ; on the Great Western to 6401.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 7211. ; on the London and North Western to 4.03 4 1. ; oo the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linooloshire to 2.126 1 .; on the Midland to 7,5181. ; on the North British to 2,2191.; and on the North Eastern to 5,2821,—t0ta1, 90,4874 Bat I from this must be dedneted 7,0661., the decrease on the London and Brighton ; 8,2101. on the London and South Western ; and 1871. on the South Eastern —together,ls, 4s2l .: leaving the increase, as above, 14,0.351. The goods and , mineral trafdo on those lines amounted to 2e1,0431., sad for the oormispoodiog week of 1864 to 259,3821., show ing au isereass of 31.6011. The ruslpla for pssssegsrs, paresis, he., amounted to 244,2431., apart 261,4584. • w tag • decrease of 17,2151. The traffic receipts on 63 Miser lines soloonted, on 3,539 miles, to 126,2821., and for the estrespoodieg week of last year, on 3,436 Mike* to I 119,2571., showing as isereses of 101 miles and of 7,0251. In the receipts. The total reenlist* of the put week show a diereses of 1,2131. as umparid with Wee of the sesesdiag week ending the 20th el May. SHARE LISTa. -I THIS DAL) Two o'ClzooL The railway market is dull to-day, with little businees,and a decline, ranging from 1 to 1 per oent , has taken plane in meet of the principal stocks. 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U lic 4 •db 81 U U. rub and West IndL.: 1U US Osaascaroui Jock I I IT Loodooket. 160 PA Ps ■ 1 1 PROVINCIAL WARR NARKIMIL ItayMMOOI,, ruin 1-861 r today :-laneaddre and York- 1 shire, 12i; London and North Western, 12er I t-llanehester, libeMald, and Misch% 68-Metropolitan, 1401 i-Ditto It:ten sion shares, 111.16-North Eastern Berwick, 111}-Month &Meru, eon i—Bufialo and lake Rums, 4 546-(treat Lutele. bourn, 14 7.1 Erie, 601-111kutoe Bank, p.-Mereantile and Exchann Bank, 311.16 f d.-Britleh and Foreign Ilarine, p. Imiesahlre Insurance, I P. MAiscurifena. Jowl —There Wee • good business, and pricers improved. Alliance Bank (Limited), 4 p—C. Cavemen and Co. (Limited), 41 d—Ebbw Vale Company (Limited), 1 d—Ores{ Eastern. 474 7—Great Northern A. 1481 0 84—Great Western of Canada, 10 9-16 I—General Credit (Limited) 1j p —Moots Central. 7414 i 6—John Brown and Co. (Limited), p —lnn caelthm and Yorkshire, 123 1 —London and North Western, Int 4 3l—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, fa 3 24—Mer cantlls Bank (Limited), 3. ti—lferelitan, 1404 1 1 I tOi I—Lfitto New liteosion. 11 134 - New York and krie. 601 4—North Stafford/Mr , 781-Bolith Ceram. 1 — Thames and lmmune, ( Ilmitod). 6 3. United States 610 ears' Y Bends, 674—Esilway Steal andMier N..vr, 11 p—Floetwoods, 43-16. BoursiOnait Juan L —The trammotirms In this market to-day lode led South Btaffords. at 101—Warwick and Birmingham Canals, at 171 —Birmingham Banking Company shires, at ri— gout& Staffordshire Waterworks, at a—Wolverhampton Water works. new, at 1 dl..—and Mantis Met,' shares, at IL 19e. 9d. di& There were buyers of Oxford Second Guaranteed at 118, and sellers at 119; yellers of Lloyds' Banking Company shares. at 111 prem. : Ogley Land shares. at par; of Birmingham Gas, B, at 131 of Alliance Fire at 4c prem.; of Metropolitan rigors, lat9l ; Patent Pl* st 1 dia.. Patent Nut and Bolt shares were quoted st 11 to 11 prem. MUM. Jen L—New Three per Cent. Stock, 881—Ditto for account, ilth June. Sr 4—Ditto for amount, 6th July, 6131 39 India 5 per Cent. Stock (trensferrable at Bank of Ireland. lOC Bank of Ireland (7oo& paid), Er—National Bank (301. paid% 90 — Ditto New peered at 16 prem.) (2ttpsid) 921—Ditto far account, 931 —Royal Bank (101. paid;. 601 31—Belfast and Northern Com panies (all paid). 01—Dublin and Belfast Junction (all paid„ 31—Great Southern and Western (1001. paid), 961-111diend Great Western, and Royal Canal, 20—Dublin and Drogheda. per Cent redeemable ha Din, end convertible prior to that year, of which Noe. 7,401 to 8,600 are • anroeiminl g•t. Errscr or A BALLAD. —lt would be easy, for lastenee, within the range of lyric narrative, to find a poem which, reeaidered se a poem, surnames Mrs. Sewell's pope- ! lay ballad. " Mother's Last Words ;" hard to fied ate so completely 'Armada' the olio for which it was 'reties, so fraught with the secret of true pathos—that which Vows; out of the very nature of the thiup it deals with, the pathos that is entangled and involved is life, the endear of the simile, that fames wrote w is the creaked ten' ' of the balled singer, hi the bare feet of the forsaken child. We have emu a class of adult , erimioals so sunk in the strange apathy habitual to those in whom the moral male his lain even frees lawny am an unquickeeed germ ; so stolid and indiffentat, that the voice of isetructioe sod wombs; seemed to pea through them to the bleak wall beyoad ; we have seem snob a elms mud, intended, 'waned to life, to intallipmes to ate tine, through the mare reodiog aloud of this simple story. We have known them fellow its oouree with ever. sites. , Ws eyes, with barites exclamations, with sobs with deeds d tem, ea if there lay within it some spell, with power le rest re theto,'were ft but for a moment, to their share la all OA is most holy sad Wader in cox exeuston imitura— Asti aritith &via. Jane amber. Molly AL4ReritT,—(THlli DAL) Two o'Cloos. There is little busiume is the stock markets to day, and, with a preponderanee of sales, the earls ' lions in prices are in an unfavourable direc tion. Ocinsols have declined per cent. and several of the chief British lines gto a. Some foreign securities are also lower, the most important adverse movement being in Spanish Passive bonds. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the quotation for the best bills is unaltered, at 31 to per cent Short loans on English govern ment securities are obtainable in the Stook Ex- change at 2} to S per cent. The market for American securities is very Ist, in consequence of the receipt of lower pries' from New York, where the value of gold has si ps:kneed • oonsiderable rise. 5-20 Bonds are especially heavy here, and have declined 71 per cent., the present quotation being 651 to 66f. Illinois Railway shares ars called 74 to I, and Erie, 49 to I. Consols are now quoted 89f to f, ex div., both for money and the account (Jane 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, f, f , f ; ditto, for ac count, 89f, f; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 89f, f ; Bank Stook, 243, 241 f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 1041; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. prem. In the foreign stock market, the principal feature is a decline of per cent. in Spanish Pas sive Bonds. The Committee's Certificates, Consolithis, and Mexican have also receded 1, and the Peruvian Loan of 1862 is fiat. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. : —Greek Bonds, 21 to ; Mexican, 24f to f ; Confederate, 7 to 9 ; Spanish Pas sive, 30} to 31} ; the Certificates, 151 to 161 ; Turkish, 1858, 72} to 73} ; ditto, 1862, 74f to f ; ditto Oonsolidifs, 481 to t ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :--Brazi lian Old Five per Cents., 99/ ; Egyptian, 1664, 94, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, ; Datch Two and-a-Halt per Cents., 63 ; ditto Certificates, ' 97/, 97 ; Greek, for account, 214, 21, ; Mexi can, for account, 241, g ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 791 ; Russian, 1822, 92 ; ditto, 1862, 901, 914; ditto 1864, 941 ; Sardinian, 76, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 31},1, 31; ditto Certificates, for account, 16/, 14; Turkish, 1864, 92, ; ditto 1868, 73/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 741, /, ; ditto 1001. bonds, 76, 1 ; ditto Guaranteed, 10L International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to f prem. ; General Credit, if to i prem.; London Financial, 7} to 8 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, Si t to f prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 3} to f prem., ex div. ; Ottoman Sociiitd Giuffra., 21 to 3 prem. ; and Egyptian Trading, If to 1 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 9} to 10} piem. ; Moscow Gas, to 1 dia. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 9 prem. ;1 Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 41 to f prem. ; Yarns, Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Ottoman Com pany, 11 to 1 prem.; Lion Brewery, 21 to 3 prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, old ►bares, par to i; prem. ; ditto New or B, I to I prem. ; Dublin Grand Trunk Connecting Railway, 3to prem. ; Peruvian Rail ways, 21; to S prom. ; and Plymouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 prem. The A stook of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Com pany is quoted 4to * prem. ; and the fully paid, 41 to 5} prem. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is quoted 2 to 13 dis. HALI•PAIT Two o'Cz.ocx. Consols are still quoted 891 to f, ex div., both for money and the account (June 8). About 6,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Portugal. The Etna, from New York, has brought 196,5061. in specie, and the Erin, 57,0001. There being no demand for India, the bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for Hol land at sa. Id. per ounce, showing no change. The Mexican dollars have not yet been dispeael of. Notwithstanding the fall in the value of money, the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon ex perienced little change. Bills on Madrid and Austria were inquired for. The usual list is sub oined. astrisrdsia, 3 tamest, 11.19 to 4 t ditto, 3 Asp, 11.17 to 4 ; Botterdaro, 3 coot* HMO to i ; Ant werp. 3 mouths, 25.424 to 74 ; Ramberg. as. lasso. 3 menthe, 13.9 to : Paris. 3 days, 26.15 to 224 ditto, 3 mouths, 25.424 to 474; Fraalfort.ose-thrllairte, 3 mouths, 1204 to I ; Patentors (par roablid. itstootis, 304 to 1 ; Visas% 411. do.. 3 meths. 11.1.24 to 7 3 ; Theo* se. 60., 3 mouths, 11124 to 174 ; Itsdrld, 'maths, 474 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths. 484 to 4 ; Luba's. 3 mouths, 25.65 so 80 ; Oases, 3 =oaths, 25.55 to 60; Milos. 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples. 3 watts. 25.55 to 80; Palermo. 3 months. 26.55 to 80 ; Mssenta, 3 mouths, 25.5510 60 ; Lisboo, 90 days, 514 to it ; Oporto, 90 days, 512. ' prices. The purchase money is to be 132,0001. The works are In fall operstioa, and extensive order/ are stated to be on hand. The fiat ordinary pneral sasetlag of the Loco motive Cotton Press Company will be held on rWednesday, the 41st June ' • immediately after Iwbieb an extraordinary general meeting will be held. The traffic reeeipts of the Metropolitan raiways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company this week again show an inane*. of 1,0601. over the corresponding week of last year. The mails from India and China by the French packets are expected to be distributed in London about the 10th last. Tamar Evicirm. Consols, which closed yesteeday at 84 to 90 ex div., both for money and next Thursday's settle ment, opened this morning at the same quota tion, and closed at 82} to 1. For the July settle ment the last price was 90 to 1 ex die. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 84, 90, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 891, New Three per Ceuta., 84, 1 ; India Five per •Cent. Stock, 1031, 104, ex di,. The purchase by the government broker 10-day amounted to 15,000/. Three per Cents. Reduced. Exchequer Bills remain dull at per to 4s. prem. Indian government securities were steady. In the foreign stock market the chief feature was a fall of I per cent. in Spanish Passive Bonds'and f in the Certificates. There was also a reducaon of 1 per oent. in Turkish Consolidds. On the other hand, Greek Sonde improved * per mint., Portu guese I, and Egyptian and Rumien live per Ceuta. of 1862 and 1864, 1. Imperial Mercantile Credit shares were dull, but there was a rim of sa. to 7s. 6d. per share in London Financial and Credit Fonder and 110- biller. The cloning quotations are annexed, viz. : —lnternational Financial, Ito 11 pram.; General Credit, 1.1 to prom. ; London Financial, 7} to 71 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile Credit, 21 to * prem. ; Credit Fonder and Monilier (both old and new shares), 4 to prom., ex div. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions fee shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Rio de Janeiro Gm, par to prem. ; ikaglo-Eaptian Navigation, to 1 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 21 to al prem.; Peruvian Itailways. 21 to 21 prem.; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Dublin Connecting Railways, 31 to 1 pieta. ; London Steam Collier, 1 to 11 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 7 to 9 prem. ; Estates Investment, 11 to1:11 dm. ; Cheshire Salt Works, * to 11 prem. ; Northern Assam Tea, old shares, par to* prem. ; ditto B, to 1 prem ; West London Ground Rent, 2 to 8 prem.; London-bridge Land, 2} to 3} prem. ; and Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. In the market for bank shares renewed heavi ness wan in some cases apparent, and prices receded. An improvement took place, how ever, in Merchant Bank, London and Borth Western, London and Buenos Ayres new, Bank of Queensland, and British and Californian Bank shame. Ebbw Vale, National Financial, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were heavy. There were inquiries for Credit Foncier of Mauritius and Oompsny of tfrin.an Merchants. United States 5.20 Bonds were bet quoted 67 to 4, being steady. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) Two &Clam, The transactions in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent, and the tone is steady. Bait Lovell, Great Busy, West Chiverton, Great North Laxey, and North Miners shares are in demand. Some of the present quotations are as fol lows :—Bast Lovell, 14 to 12 ; West Chiverton, 70 to 72} ; Great North Lately, 21. to 4 ; North Miners ' 7s. 6d. to 10a. ; Great Busy, 3to • Chi verton Moor, 31 to ; Bast Roiewarne, ito 1 - South Condurrow, to ; and Wheal Rose , 34 to 36. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Yndanamutana and Frontino and Bolivia, how -1 ever, meet with inquiry. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Daniels son and North : Ths metal market remolds in a dspremed ociohition, vary little business pawnor. Copper aid tin have fallen in value. other articles malotaln their valet. The reduotion to the rate of disoount will, so trust, ast favourably on the prices of all metals. Iron—Welsh bars Sr. very Snm at 71. to 171. ss. at the works, sad corresponding prices hers. From Staffordshire, amounts are favourable ; makers pretty well employed. ficetsh pig iron ahem at Ste. I id. cash. ..lien. Copper—The market is vary dill ; 'manufactured obtaioable Ist 934 to 941. Raw is much &premed to oonesquince. Best, 904 ; tough, 861. Foreign neglected ; prices seminal, as follows ; /Impends, 931. ; Bart, 924 ; Wsilarso. 901. ; Chill, 801. in LiverpeoL Tin—Straits kW. 1104 has °boned hands at 911. Bases . nominally, al. Saglisk smear. The Dutch asatirst In dall at 56f., sellers. Tin plates Sr. in good deemed, sad prices fatly maintained. Lead contlimes without any slips at improvement 'kosher—Not meth huskier has base dons gess onr last ; holders ask higher wipes, which buyers an as vet unwilling to pay. We quote London 111. 10s. to 211. 12. , ; mad speth4 brands in outports , 214 15s. At the meeting of the Yudanamutana Copper Mining Company of South Australia yesterday, the resolution for increasing the number of directors was confirmed. 104 f °At skowl sati MAN Marto MAO WAN MAN ... 110,000 1000,000 160,000 Ti.ooo licuislOols. 4.. op.ou,Arid• Clia Gam 11//.141. 11 Do.llpdrodMb.ades.lll Do.llpeed.Ukr3 Dad we olJus.la D 0.6148 et lad. 11 ° lir.l lllll 11114lE Do. da 11111-111 Do. do. WI 11 Oto,Now. Le* Owed U 40.. Meantime put 4 /1 ., /In 11 Do. 11111 11 N IS N N SS N IN N St Si 104 107 IN IN IN IN 11/7 IN 11l IN IN IN ies 100 IN NT 104 IN IN MA N 00 Vie 1.111 100 >w 07 10 IN NI IN IN 1)3: II NUM. Guano Now Um& &ay. 00. d la N.ll Wake Qv. p. 0.111111111 Do. 00. a. ion M lin 11 DO.c p. a. UM to UN 11 Nur Zealand port onaL 1.10 . ox cut Nova &odd a ll p p . a., 11171111 Quondam& Gov. opx 11 dAnotAnov.ll p a., in& 11 Vlo.llov.llp.a..TuAlml7 Do. 46. 0 a.anolllloB. 11 00110A/11/11. No. IIL 1 _ — SOAK • Aselo•Kezkets 10 . 100 dMilnilut II" Of ttmarsiLalL A tria 4IIOS 10 SusimarsiTesitatial COO N semisWateruneles SLOW 103 bokkow Vsegauo IL) 90,010 boasbuy ass 1 1011111 s 10 . 000 6 Do. Sad Sow $lOO II 801141 i Aumnoes last 16116 t 1001. K L & L Mar. Tel (10 • • - 00 10 British In4raa Tm (a.) dd Canada Cmesuay 10 i ftauaL 10 °s e mM 43= ( 10 D 1 yOl 1 ales Pro.(l SO Cits at Mae Imams SO 150 10 City Mem (Lila) ~• 10 1./os. MAltioeslier.(L. SD thummrdhlUalosklos., OcsimildMed Dia.. IL $ll Uostiseslal U 5.040,16., 100 Couttse4oerpontlloo U 0km.11.2106,1V0L111.0 110 o. Pone.&Nolt. mg SO Do. or lisas.liss (L. SOMe, .... St. Prilla ISM L Da/m foly. . 10 Dulio•Md (Wsoisoa ) . 00 UlmousteorpooMies ust (L) lL 10 poosers Amms T de doot h p NomolalL 10 I. junta Mtg. & Cowl GO Abby Vide IlimollasOmadard.(L It. lassuto r0M0 ,1 04 1 • iss. asd Au. 60 teg.mid 100 14 Par big a Isslneert. Vlllllll lous ll4lll sg. Oarpoisliat• SO nosselal Diacesst (L) 10 Varna. Wansbutme (L. 60 %Wears (Limited).— (LClndllet MaaiLets.(l 'hansoms Nurtmetoo , tomat Joked& sten. le Hoag Emelt Loa SOadies'eby 00 Number Iron Woeke(L, 6 0 Dap.Mtus.C.4LAsalL, nudes Curry (Um+ GO lateesetkuml Oostreet N Ilses.Sue. (L, SO isseeestJesd OrtsdiSlL II Italian Luta 00 aulisoliefm (Oas.om 100 Do. Op. o. OJe. r. lhlr 111 JoistlhoeltDimosat(L 00 end Mauritius (Lim 14 tend. Aldose Prods; 16 Lona tusdesludoc 10 Leaomustylesd&L Lesd.Distalel Weak, SO tend. Mum. Ames. , 4 Lood.G. Ossibmio.(L 00 Lood.(lolseg.lbes.Co(L N Lisa, Itallms, &slim to Loud. liee=t) . Ils (amd.Pso 10 therm trellys. &Ors& 10 Do. SO Karina Iseestmest(L) 00 tharitlis les4110.116) W Meet Lau. 101. (L, 60 %Medi Iron Web 10 Nail fetud&OoLO.t, SI animal 10s. Oust ) 60 tenon.. Mound& ) 00 NatlosulProv.Narlueo. 0 00 Naiimsal /Memo 216v.(1. SO lierbrideOasi& L Do. Now U *.Zusland T.ltLourdL 10 NortlienassuisTss(L) iL ustralustsuiL N N.llratitirois.la.(L 1 Noulloolusti.sadls no. do. 10 Mongol* Tes(Liatited) 10 asst. mune. means 10 Mesita Oostumerlul(L 00 Oriental 111musetel(Llm Wriestsl 0.5 (UmMed: 10 deitml.laMsdnems(l ) JO U.seo& Sthlesdluesst. 60 >Norma Mbiumotal (1.4 14toessit Glue (Willed 10 PanatuaLOL Nuam(L, 6 Do. de. 10 Do. moo hoUtlv.lood•MN. (L) 40 regssulur &0. Stems SO Do. do. low N ILO thr ow s& 11. 0 Woo 14 New If tie J. Dig Imperr. (L) IS Ditto ditto .... 100 loyal ne.o4.Austzu 60 imalt, Laight. Sr barns:s.4' goNot SO L Abloom IL &N. SO Do. Issmd Meas.— SI touch Austnotee Lan Salmsarbse Teimrstik.. 1 Do, Scrip SO rel.Construallialu.(L N finuseut Moray (L Trial td Petroleum (L) II ProidieJenseyorAus. L. U f. •L. Un. of U. • SO Us.llstries of Wm. (1.- UadtmilL Said. Oa (LI 66 Unlvers.hlartno tos.(L) 10 tipper Amos res(Llm ' 10 Mtn 00 roe DIMINieI Load... 60 Wilmot MstatoMLlta 60 WeetlndlstrarldnA L. — Zifiel KO* liMe *TAO 15,041 4,111111 Emu WM 1006 WON 1T.604 110,000 12,0611 IKiwo m ar s Pre'll!it _____ 7,600 140uu WOO 14400 14,000 10,001 140.800 MOM& 10,0 X !!0144 ixiiii ii:iiii 400(0 Kl:iii KOSO UMW 1111,0% 1101 6,000 HO.OOO 117,0Zil 101 0001 l - 0;1 i1,000i:55.31 110 liloolvil - i , :iiiil pOOO 1.C30000 iktml 11.0UU P.9°° 4 000 1 147,iii. I 140441 _t•olioi 1 10 i iii. 6641 si i 7i i 14000 660.00064. 0,000 'us' 10,000 10.600 UAW 11140001. ii;ioU t».080 7,600 1t.64/0 KM 100.000 110,000 8%000 11C000 15,000 60,000 1 0. *OOO lee Me ourAtuu. govasitiun samaerva I I. pa X X I • I SC 1 MO 114% idio m = 1 611: 11 IS do) U. %is 14Y E 1101 Va lais Iva II 24s I 2as iV` 4 °'' 1 Oa 117 120 11 1 2 1 la .411 Iths par T • *Os 10 *Po 9 If am II 1 Olel , 1 tow 1 4 16 13 ells 1 19 99 par It. 1 If9s 1 9iP. 191 Ise 81 12 se ltd. b de s 17 . 1 11 9 qie4 4-1 .L 9 T ar U 1 pir 1 dab par 19 's leiT - 100 81 S . 1114 iSis 10 0 S 1 1 Ira 1414 pis 101 11 re 4 sEa 1 Sidi. T lAt I 1414 11 Oldb 1 1 IP= is 1 pa 63 •S 171 111 las bm 17e 114po par psi 1 6 di. 14 6 ie par 6 au 3 I ds t el ./1 ai M in u 14 po+ 19 r II IA • 14111. 106 by to I 6 •W 41 WI. • 141. 1 IUP U 61 66 I 4 / 444 par • 61ror idls ipro t !tor VIII P I m 14 p 44 b. 1 1 641 iT • our 10 6 4 6 4 Sit 1141. 11 - Uf Ige i cr . ti 1 1 i ra 171 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidia), 9S, 1. San Paulo (Limited). guaranbasd T per oast, 17k Routh Austrian and Lombardo-Vaaetian, 191, 29.. Wag Flanders (all paid), 71, 8. . I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. CTHLS DAY.I (sr aporsio AND INSINNATIONAL mecum) (rsom OM OWN 001RINPONDILVT. The market quiet. Saks probably 10,000 bale. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DA I.) The weekly return of the Bank of France shows the following changes : Coin sad bullion Bills discounted Government deposits lsms* 94,000 Notes is circulation muse 464,000 Private deposits Advisees The amount of the increase in the bullion and decrease in the diaconate is not so large as in some of the preceding returns, yet the French Bank has this week reduced its rate of discount to the low point of S per cent. The failure is notified of Messrs. Bryon, Hughes, and Co., wholesale cheesemongers and provision merchants, of St. Mary-at-hill, with liabilities for about 40,0001., and wets stated to be large. The house has been established under its present title about ten years, but its transac tions have not been very extensive. The curtail ment of credit in this branch of business, through the stoppage 'some time ago of Messrs. James Lunham and Co., is said to have caused their difii °olden. The books have been placed in the hands of Messrs. Honey and Humphres the accountants. The prospectus of the Great Western and Fowlers' United Collieries (Limited) is issued. The Great Western Railway Company having absorbed the South Wales and West Midland Railways have determined to sell the well-known collieries in South Wales, 14 miles distance from Cardiff. It is men tioned that the Great Western Railway Company have been raising upwards of 100.000 tons of coal per annum, the whole of which was con sumed for locomotive engine purposes; that at least double the quantity may be railed ; and that the railway company has entered into a contract to take 100,000 tons annually " at a price which will yield the ordinary profit of 2e. per ton." In addition, the company takes over the contiguous collieries belonging to Messrs. Fowler Brothers, comprising 480 acres. There are six coal pits and eight steam engines. The Taff Vale Railway intersects the properties. The purchase-money, including engines, machinery, plant, tram-roads, rto., is 80,0001., payable 20,0001. in cash, 30,0001 in shares fully paid-up, and 30,0001. more i• gradual pay- , Porpoises are sold in San Francisco fish market. meets spread over • period of four years. The Tbe nests kerns, ad Bier •I the ponestse are omi t capital is 150,0001., in 7,500 shares of 201. each. bored dehaelieste he ha hominess—OW onsimpaper. The Hill Pottery Company (Limited) is the title James C. Johnson, one of the wealthiest nen in of a a loo ne mot w und in ertiti ooo ng, just formed, for a med ia with .h. . itt It is : 8 1 . , tb inie l, d l4 s :76 .a hnomm tb mi e fti t R i . al iden abba l.a tioid t. n i " ie d ta b e la m t he r s t r a : 7,l intended to Purchase lbe freehold Prot**, sou i tifir rend same. Hi pospany, ameaseing to troy nll - at %velem ' known as the Hill Pottery, as noes of donne, be tit la a lie pinion Mesas His wallas the stock intrade and goodwol of thebutiness. 1 r .1.008 " ro es 4 " trisll,2_ff22.llmetn't the I ' The works cover an area of more than two acres, and b a i ; 7 1 : . the china and earthenware manufactured We has - u .7,17 1 6 8 ., /741,%'1:ad that ovii,M7„4 . for • long period taken a high position heti anbane I remain w ith hi s ait p w hom oho, ph i poph—washi ng i os and abroad, and commands very meniamativa, perm . A.r4 Ilto market is stied,. Animal aro tbo prossot quote. tioas :—Toot Igloo, 395. ; Poisrsbing Y.C., ott lis spot, 40s. 6d. ; Joao. 40s. 3d. to 40s. 6d. ; October to Doman bsr, 41a. 9d. to 421. ; Dososobsr, 425. W. MAZER Avsaiati.—Tows billow, 41s. 6d. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Old. ; yellow Marisa. 425; sooltod stuff, 31s. ; rough ditto, 17s. ; tallow grams, ISs. ; good drop, 61. 'SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.--(THI8 DAY.) ]fr. amiss Jams FAstoo moons trait bettor foi good linty sod clover. Primo meodow hay, 95r. to 1108.; 80t. to 908.; sow, dOs. to SOL; Glover, old, 110 a. to 130 s. ; straw, 265. to 300. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of most bifida of produce bare greatly iseressed slam our last report. Outdoor strawberries from the W. • Baglaird Sr. arriving is larp queetitree, hot they awe sot very 'owl io quality. Bailie/ per hero quite rakes the pleas of forgive cam. The importatiou of ebonies has ear reimeed, sad prices for them very from ls. to Is. per lb. Chaps@ sod pia►applr an salkaat ter the drama& Cob. eats fetch from 00a. to Ws. per Nabs Lanese fete\ from fie. to Se. per 100. Asparagus is dill well @applied. as is Olmb:recoil, of extrilhatqaehty. Good sew kiddy potatoes fetch from 4s. Is le. per rleasa pounds. Flowers ehiody maid ol orchids, hesYs, embsee, pelargoahmes, algae. arab, sad ream EMIT. nee WWI. pwllL. So loth I Grows, pr W., es W Ito Poaches, par dos.. lb to 4ts Neetarlow, do., lb to Us IV, do., 100 to leo etrowborrtoe, p. ott.bt to lo Od Pobapplow,P.doe. bld 1n44 ADDS. gar slim is Od to Is Oranges, par 300, is to Ma Lemons, pm 100, as to M Nolo, cob, per 1011 e, Ws to Mg Brien, per baehel, lgs Almonds, do., to lino VllO6 Cabbages, per doz. ,le 6d Le teat French Beane, per 106. Pao, per sieve. In la ea drldnlF" par 1 60 . t6l l ad eandhlo 1,01 in la id Yontiale, Yort kerne" pee 1 Comas, now, do.. Is Toro*, par buncb, od to it new, do., le ai Comobors. cock 6d tolled sttheot,r dos, le ad to Ss pit lb., ad Oartle, per lb., ad [Miaow, per dos., load toll 111 ?oil ... zoo, r boom to to f al p. dos., deb lie 71, p. bdk..lsad Soda Madwoman, p.pott.,ls to Is et Ponta, pm WI atm. bible WNW, per book Id Ye ! . 100 b 1141 „ .;:ini;lo - s - SO Us I 1113 s to Inn „ new, resod, 144 io Sin per cwt. „ do. Kidneys, Zi to Se per don Carrots, per each, dd to to ex. the g bh mot eid. ,d 1 Kra alp & s e: sea oaf. dirt. - 1,666! KOOO 20,000 60,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 40,0L , 0 10,0001 10,001 woo° 10,000 Ist6ooool 0 (WOO MON 90.40 144100 IPe°l - 1:01 - 9 115,000 50,000 00,000 4,000 75 000 11,000 Ali Kee° 100 , 39 00,000 18.0 0 0 0,100, 100 l Am . ktßiul ~~~i iso ni nit LI i 10i -- ... Is 16 •1 -.I - 20/ - 1 - 1 ra 4 2as Se 24dla Se !14 2 do par I B C e - a~ zd RI