The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-10 00:00:00

THE EXPE _.- .Ed war d. w h o Mr. Woo lyric otherved lied inquires must be made coo igrobt sa=7 h i - IT, th e L a t in o. I. 18fig, abed klimi as se nosy sateen,* robberies at jurallete were NOW L et t o a& - eaca to pay up, but became in- BOW *kit* plus it was asousary to knew something about et w-t After Sir Edward's death la DIM Mr. Wood- UP I ghat- ..--1 t o as hulas predouly declared Mr Myers idenntad his worship that Ms premises led T eho ie ...i--- accounts b ibirim th aw , sca t h t thee three times atteenpted latel , and about two years . ego t o _d It t t mare wen, e° aa . 1) ,.. 1 , o f 1000/: n wag WI beeke ideelanted dews him of usedy 5004 'l aw *matt"' he acted I Sir Lionel Dermal worth of ProPerty ;aided. la May, 1660. orPeri • prod of the title to as advanon, nth& it _ Mix is , o d to sell. sad sethiwod MO e n i Me W e le " tele • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Btoc os Wish( igke rigld of Sir Lionel to the t tresZr a l e hi sk et tan, thes imo t i a lam a r ear, ia eameert with __ , MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Lon 1-- el semmadintime 1 0 the dosed Earl of * welle la a towtg ag tga a m o f Henry tb e jrch The quantity c i English wheat to thday's market was 121 • fag dad aag the „ law hog acid wo for Si) = a hafted. and in bet middling othelinao. Nearly all lam a- y eas demised beide slowly ; aderthelass, empire& with 117 pi•-, so wad, ae haying bun obtained by nada* 0t .., ‘ ,.. _ kisses' f rom a ra w go prostrate by *temperance se to be - .V ann * "'l= teak la the quellegiansi Nu with foreiga wheat. Film , on of LAMM ens, sad who to bed so purposely oamoiaa '• ruled steady ii rioe ; but the demand for them ••••" h aashil. dark OD 1* his dram as to be dimly igatemm t o oho M. , o ._ tooDWito mesas active. inferior qualities were heavy, at Sou d d. vane of his Pr 0 90 0- mere. 'w''•'"` -"" barely late rates. 12 7 sag g o o won fairly addled. if not outdone. - a - .. _ ~. 1 mating cargoes of grain very few sales retoteL )3 ii. *a 1 • 11 WI• aqat alias a a ware ef ort Malting barley commanded parka* on • bat wo , • a ordethwee vary that dlihmit tba autplalowa ta ea aolow tee ' T o ; this grinding and distilling torts moved off heavily on former s o i l ' pial it wield seem terms. useas atalpsid of It. All elm that l_b_PLl ae , - it -,.. first sighe .., Malt, the supply of which WY seasonably good, was a tell' !tenet(, is th e bacideate we hi" " la g " slow inquiry, but not cheaper. otg aation Net/AMS aea wthe ellaaw . W elt k r wee a _ ma r_ There was a fair sale for oats, at previous quotation. - iimi t t h e e th at the earl sword not rease_ at As tir_o, t ..., 0 ma supply was moderately good. all. I , gii bb a enemas. II people do .7" "el m " Beans sold at full pr i ce.. The demand for them, how ittale otheiss airy musk. the, Ilene V „,.., was inactive. its *ea maws mese Mae ease people. The Peas as. tor ..._ Ttib w ere steady, at last week's currency. eldest New" theee ,•__.__ _ -.wallas was The a trade was dedstately settee. la N. sad leas ga m disreeetable wed alee'rew"-- they were rigidly Clover and trefoil acesmanded extreme rates. In other m illt They took ad th e alighted ethos of him ___,_ little = hi , a tdad them That Lord Ardis would snowed to suds rigy was • s._ Ile Wonky for cakes was rather heavy. d 1 as tilis he owed sot ewe J ak far ha had eheadebed it am- Litmus or alum. ra • um DOM Tim 10 w g, Oa NW ether hoed there was every reams why he CAIIIII4OI FROM 14111. * 4 YO fIUL 9 ICL I ATL WA-- ii „,„,,,,,, ...... h* intake to Sir Edward Tier .. lik Edward had stood his firm sad madam* real bark* Men. fiets. "lour. Nin o . lb. beginning, 'and he had never cast bins ire. gre. gra. qrs. Ms. mots. N._ bd had dose hie bed to rouse him to • menu of his l i W iltaadSaaka 830 0510 UM 70 .. 070 N. 1410 .. N. 4 Asa to reclaim him from his errors and sloth pomp 160 BM .. 19117 e .. .ba wee the oaty friend bit eci him. He bad -:-.- 111. " W ade other. That he was itegable of nadanshead- Teed - Tn . - MO 2 - 777 - 0 auto .. MO ea mi. so, or that he knew dating about than, a yery ma s wum,dotament would seem sunray to disprove. It LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. N. r die Wei/ letter written by him in 1837 to (THIS DAY.) ea Mimes Petard his next of kin. It it a model (at memo AND orrnexsTionar. 3111.13114211.) la my N. ile elem. It is too long to quote here, but may be Mead IFIIOI4 OUR OWN cmandronnorr., N. el • it t a going speech of the Solieitor-Geseral: It is at COITON.-Market quiet, but steady; ides about 3,000 r b me nneerste but firm and gentle, manly and liberal, but bales. at. „ Awl gas ray shrewdest **Hiram% We defy any am Coax.-Market thinly . attended. Wheat in fair request, it a wad for it. It renders manifest the ' at late rates. Flour us better demand, at full prices.N.= tai "h" other the earl was a man of Isaac corn 3d. dearer. Odds, 265. to Ns. 3d. Beano, 24 . ▪ wf mai capasety. With regard to the distri- oats, and oatmeal, fiat. s. ______ et. knee et Ms property, it is dale that the very ws g too aoltiog a will el itself proved that he did not WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. -(T HIS DAY.) g e t pm `des Ilis= to go to Isis cousin ., since it would have (at UNIIIID 1111400011 MIMIC, TRIMIIRA.PII.) Oa he died intestate, and the foot that he ( nos O.P. OWN 001111aPONDINT.) N wow sio Edward Tiers*, to be his heir rather than his A very doll trade for wheat, and last week's rates barely ..ltit sad Wan son, proved that he had a distinct choice in supported. Batley the turn lower. BOW and oats ••• ibe estate. It is not to be doubted that Sir Page 'gawp. 10 nt. Weedl bring all the sedated of a highly-trained - ele a d 7rvMcMinng mind to beer on the judgment MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) U. b ib* he will deliver in this important ease. But it must Sorturt.-There is a fair amount of business doing i s at 1. mboolotlood that the effeeltY of .eerleyiee the owe, British West Podia descriptions, but pries' rule in buyers' N a . ohs influence " after • lapis 07 twenty Yvon, sad favour ; BerbAdoes sold at 30e. to 31s. ; also about 5,000 -a im s all who aide could redly prove or damns bags of Garprittah date : Bengal at 291. Gd. Refined : No i t a ere dad, weed "Sin to be °Wm" insuperable. It further thanes is prior has token place, bat the market el b enly by events of much later date that sods • cos m oses ga ga . ma ~,, ea be adjudged. The mare than suspicious Corea -No public sales have been brought forward to- N. a n i s o f the thrmation is the and sufficiently day : privately there is a good demand for plantation and o w*: fail. That awl of the men who now impugns the seal maths Ceylon, the former sold at 83s. for middling, and at " 1k bib."? rasa who drew it up is a damning fact. That Ms. to 88a. for good middling. d be* el tam who now bring • charge of fraud must hare T2.2.-The sales are progressing rather heav il y, and the VI f or wow Lure arguiesoed in it and profited by it is mere dregs sold are those chiefly offered without reserve. le dun* still. But the adminion that until the one had Bon.-40 punohsoes of Berbice sold at the full price of N. bus refused the money which he claimed no charge what- i g . gad . 111 ear me made is the most damoisg fact of all. When Rm. -4,000 bags of white Bengal sold at IM. to 14e. te this it is remembered that the man to SALTINITRI.-The market continua quiet. bti le t i i= 6 this fraud is ascribed bore during • long life Lemoo.-For the quarterly sales of Red India to am. at the mat exemplary of characters, and that is • profeedico moue on Tunas, next the following quantities will be el e mu, a blow seldom fails to hit, it is thrall too moth offered-10,058 dada in the A, and 1,063 elms* in the B, N. to proems that nothing short of active demooatration whiskies,. Public to w of Gootwoo l o will follow. le : will allow the dim light attainable after a levee of twenty tinntae has sold briskly at an advance of M. U. per I t o , • nerd to cast a doubt upon the lad will and testameot al owl.; fine pal, orange , gf . I g o. to 61. 12.. 6d .; fair ditto, iiii.. I Beery, Ma lid of Rudd. It wu moth too hunciliatioi pi. Th. gd. t o 6/. 10 0. . At, native , gf . 7s. bd.. garnet .., I A vikote to the craft of Messrs. Quirk. Gammon , and Soap. wa ry. gf . ; bathos so d . food medium, y. 17.. ( .4 . ei. i i l• I [The leased counsel was proceeding with his &darer goo d dit to . 71. t o 71.2 x. 6d. . a. t who oar report left.] Tuammuc.-Beagal sold at a slight ammo, good ordinary le i- - and fair, 26a. to 275. ; Why, ethy, 245. 6d. et 1 THIS POLICI COURTS. Corro' caution's dull of male, and prices show • de. at, dine of Id. per lb. te 1 (THIS DAY.) g --..- TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL. The market is quiet ; prices me quoted as follows :- - 6 2130C1130 MAINE= or A CHILD VI nes warmers yr. Town tallow, 412. 9tl. ; Peeersburd Y.O. on the spot, 11 4' 415. 611. ; March, 41s. 6d.; June, Ms. Gd. ; October to Is Sand Brooks, of 8. Andover-street, Hozosey-road, was charged before Mr. D'Eyacourt with unlawfully assaulting December, 43 e- el le ! and besting Martha Brooks, her stepdaughter, aged 13. IHIDE MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Mr. Jobs Washer, so li c itor, appeared for the proems- I 1 hoc , an d w o ad t h at h e was i o ' s t roe t o d t o go on w ith th e LEADILNIIALL.-Hidee : Prices : 5611 e. to 64115., na. is ass against** defendant by the aunt of the children. He to 3d. i delbs- to 721b5., 3 d. to 31d. : 721114 . to ddlhs., O. might stets that th e father of the children is an excavator 3d. to 3 ') d. ; With to 881 be., 3gcl. to 4d. ; (Elbe. to 11 t961b1., 4d. to 41d. Horse hides, 9s. to 10a. ; Calf r , in theem p lo y cd Messrs. Broady, sad is at present out ia the mils, hut be allows the defendant 30a. ner week skim& light, din 6d. to ea ; fulls es 6d. el ✓ fee the support of her and his three children. From his RIMMONDOET.-81asepskins : polled, 10a. 0.1. to 142. (2L ; a instruction, the muse adopted by the defendant bad b een Half-bred., 9. 6d. to 112. 0 d.; Downs, 7s. to Bs. 6d. ;ei a muslin the extreme. She had beaten the three children in sheering., Llt dd- IN e a mat creel E6Blllllf, bad half-starved them. and had kept --- 1 I. th em i n a mat filthy state. The present complainant was BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) 11 4 now covered with bruises, although the assault complained Hewn Pattendee sad Smith report that the market re- of was committed so far back u the 31st ult. He then mins math in the same state as for some time put Mere a • galled is • steady demand for the immediate requirements of con- u A The candairast, an ist•rertied-loeking child, who said sumer% at firm Moth U I d that the defendant was her stepmother. She was low staying 1 I with her aunt, sod this was the second time that she had WEATHER REPORT.---(THIS DAY.) P 1. ran aid from home to avoid her stepmother's Mange. On II 4 the night in question, as she was making up her bed, the FRIDAY. IRBRI7ART lO , a LW. 9 d defendant alas into the room and hit her about the head ud i i M. r Ex, D. L, A. B. le Ma with a crinoline steel, and also struck her th ree ---1 1 --!:--1 1. -' --- - ' a thus with a brouritick. The blows with the crinoliu steel Baku ....... WU no mt. 1 1 5.L 1 . be - 1 1 2 le cat Ike back of her ear and caused the blood to flow. She ,_,..." 4 " 1 "• ••• 'IV BMW. a a E.N.E. b - 3 • 7,1 . S the. fetch ed • Wale and 'trunk her ee the head wi t h Wm inTmui - -7 : ; 10 3 11 111 22 W A W .II: 2 1 I L l/ 12 I bla be -- 1 handle. Herstmenothar had repeatedly beaten her, and she g o .a o l. , stoo ge L 2 4 g.g.g, Ipp - 2 WIN raw amend with bruises. She did sot have sufficient noway „., 3 OP food • ea d was sot allowed to go near the fire even in cold rialintia_ -.-. I 30.44'46 LB 1 4 1 ILL co 0.04 - 3 t be weather. She was kept very dirty and so were her brother NV , clear • . 30.46 43, B. 4 4 LL in i 0.36 I ds sad intr. IR =co . 1 14". I SO - 06 Tl i LiLZ . I i 12.11 L r; I : i I The efelid wee examined in court, and there were large adoobd .: 44 : 68 10 1 kN.g. 2 e Lzi,E, b _ 1 I :teals OR the top of the beck and en the and. Pembroke.- , - I ad Mr. Wskebeg said he had seen the child, and there were poseamee _ 30.10 oa t sax a 1 SILL o- 4 . wowed. co the beck that were site raw . Bred .. . .... 40.50 34' 1. 5 . 12.1. 7c - 6 • ea 4 I N.Y. e - 2 N ] f n Martha Ruby, the aunt of the child, sa id the cont. OOrtent.,... SO. aHI N. al- plantain tad been mast cruelly beater, half starved, sod unnefe" - 30 . 39 31 NA 6 1 14.1. eb ,- 2 , in traced more like a dog than a human being. There were Plymouth ... 6l 34 1 RN& I 5 ; 11. b 1 - 3 ; Weymouth.. 061 33 N.E. 6 I 1.14.1 to I - I . in brains re the arm and across the shoulder, and when the p oebuibb u y . t o te 32 . NA,, 1 5 34.1. o•- 2 1 id child cams to her blood was Sowing from cuts behind the L ea d= 30.57 331 N.E. 5 10.2. ho - i or an. The child was in a most filthy dirty state, its hair Dover . ... . - - - -, - -* -- - ' I was full of vermin, and altogether she presented a shackled Yuma* 30.57 32 1 N. it lit 2.1.1. co - 7 sight The child had before been beaten b y the delsodant, 3047beeonin *nes Sti 11. W. 1, 4 Y . N.L. b - I a Webb 3487 32 N.E. 2 2 N.E. , c- 4 st. and she was afraid that the other two children were in the sum re Triiiirsa CLERKENWELL. S3OCKECG MEATIEST OP A CHILD BY ITS STZI'MOTHCIL Sarah Brooks, of N. Andover-street, Hosneey-road, was char* before Mr. D'Eyncourt with unlawfully assaulting andbealieg Martha Brooks, her stepdaughter, aged 13. Kr. Joke Wakeling, solicitor, appeared far the pragma tic& and slated that he was in structed to go on with the pee against the defendant by the aunt of the children. He might state that the father of the children is an excavator in the employ of Messrs. Braasey, and is at present out a the Branls, bat he allows the defendant 30a rer week fee the support of her and his three children. From his ''wreaks', the coarse adopted by the defendant bad been cruel is the extreme. She had beaten the three children in • most anal manner, bad half-starved them, and had kept them in a most filthy state. The present complainant was now covered with bruises, although the smelt complained of was committed so fu back as the 31st ult. He then mlkd The comphieut, ea interesting-linking child, who mid that the defendant was her stepmother. She was lOW staying with her not, and this was the second time that she bad ran away from home to avoid her Mepmothee's illtuage. On the night in question, as she wee =eking up her bed, the defendant came into elm room and hit her about the bead and hack with a crinoline steel, and also etroek her three times with a broomstick. The blows with the crinoline steel eat the lack of bar ear and caused the blood to flow. She then fetched a knife sad struck bar on the head with the Ladle. Her stepmother had repeatedly beaten her, and she was new covered with bruises. She did not have suelthent food, end usage allowed to go sear the fire even in cold viatbse. like was kept very dirty and so were her brother sad rider. The Mild wee examined in court, and there were large hails ce the top of the back end on the arms. wake}' eg said be bad seen the child, and there were wouds as the hack that were quite raw. Km Martha Ruby, the aunt of the child, mid the earn *Cant bad been most cruelly beaten, half starved, and treated more like a dog than a human being. There were bruises on the arm and across the shoulder, and when the child ems to her blood was Lowing from cuts behind the ears. The child was in a most filthy dirty state, its hair was full of vermin, and alicgother she presented • shocking *ht. The child had before been beaten b the defendant, sad she was afraid that the other two children were in the same a sitting. Policecoestable 517 N said that he new the child at the Delia-Nation, and then there were some fresh cuts and bruises on its back sod arms, and there was blood behind one of ita sent It was in • most miserable dirty state, and appeared half starved. The child was now in a much haler conditima than when he me it. Some of the neighbours spoke to the general treatment of the children by the defendant, and said they had often seen tbe complainant with bruises on her. The defoliant, is reply to the charge, said that it was never beaten that had been stated against her. She had never hake the child, and as for the bruises she now had, some boys must have dose it. As for half starving the child, It always had plenty and bad whatever it liked to ask for. Kr. D'Eyncotut asked the child if the boys had not Mates her. The child mid that her stepmother did it. No boys had ever touched bar. t said this was a very bad we, and he shouldsad the prisoner to the House of Correction, with out giving her the option of paying a fine. He did not know but that she was not entitled to a heavier sentence lira Meow intended to pass on her. He then sentenced Co Km medic& primmer tow o month's hard labour in the House of The mot asked that she might have the three children, lf. hat the step-mother said that she would rather keep them hem It 'lathes stated that the defendant expected to be con fused within a week or so, and on her consenting to allow the aunt to have the children, awl to pay Rh. a week out of the Xt. that she received weekly from her husband, the !melt:ate allowed her to go on paying 10a. costa. SOUTHWARK. ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO A JEWELLER'S SHOP. ,CARries Conra n a roug h lookiag mac wu brought "'I yr , Woolr;ch, charged with attem pting to break Soto the premises of Mr. Solomon Myers, goldsmith, jeweller, sad watchm a k er , Newiegtowcaumway. TrfMl, IE3 U, said that • little after 1 o'clock that T h r, jag he was on duty on Newingtoo-causewav, when o cracking noise up a pump which divides the tromile e of lir. Myers and Mr. Hickman's Surrey Spirit blooto, mar the railway arc h. He proceeded there quietly, __., Pworshed the prisoner bully engaged in endeavouring to brea k aplalock on Mr. Myers' premium which con '''"od • Pik of steps and other property, ad used tam rally for the shutters. He immediately seised hold of the Prisoner, and asked him what he was doing there, when he r ,9 163 , "Oh, its all right, I live hare." Witness knowing toderentl7, and suspecting that hie intention was to break 10 00 the jeweller's shop, called Mr. Myers up, and he was given into custody. Wookych salted if the prisoner was not drunk and might he not hare thought it was hie own home ? The constable replied that the prisoner was of drunk, and be hare well what he was about. Witness behaved that lieutatmou was to bre ak 'eta the premium, which eon- Weed wee thousand pounds' worth of jewellery,clocks, and wattles, Yes. Myers said he was roused up • little after 1 o'clock that twinkle, and he perceived the lock of the sbutter.box la° 4 l wrenched off, an d th e pr i soner the custody of the Police. He had no doubt his intention was to rob the Premiss& lit Wool:yell asked whether the thieves could enter the Promises from the shutter-box. tha n a Kr M n .lilied that the abutter-box contained at night the of steno and if the thieves could get at them l might be abl e to enter by one of the windows next the railway-thi ISSDACted that the prisoner must have known by his trace he had used to the lock. When witness Itke to him, he said h e from Plymouth and after "MOW times contradicted himself. ail 116 N. .Ile 11 1.11 114 ; ra- Z ,~ .or a~ PROWLS. SATURDAY. 01 N 012111.421 SUNDAY. S.W. to E., variable, COASTS. .S.E. to S.W., moderate moderate to fresh, to strong, some mow slight snow In places. in pl►oxa E. to S. and to S.W.. WESTERN. As above, and In places msderate to fresh, sums run. MOM or rain in a few places. N.E. to S.E., fresh, SCATHERI. N.F. to S.E., fresh, centrally flee. generally f.no. NE. to 8.6 and to ELMSM. E. to FL and to W W., S. W., strong to light. sortable, moderate co generally true. fresh. Northern ztleotland. Werternelteland. Wales, and a la cenclea. Southern =English MIAs& and Bay of Biccay. EasternsEasteard England and North Sea. The Vienna journals announce the death of the Priaores Badziwill is the dsbtore pesos of that city. N 0 117 I me 10 I 10 1 ;100 SOFFERTI4O9 OF A SHIP% CREW. An inquiry was held last evening by Mr. Humphreys, coroner, at the Albion Tavern, Shadesll, touching the death of Heinut Popper, aged 40, one of the crew of the American ship Santee, from Calcutta for London. The ship in question sailed from New Hampton, and was commanded by Capt. Parker, of whom personally the survivors of the crew speak well. Some 14 months ago she took on board at Bremen, a German Mew of 15 men, with whom she sailed to Calcutta. She sailed thence for London with a cargo of linseed. Julius hfenoot said that on leaving Calcutta, five months ago, the hands were all well. The provisions were not clean. No one could eat the meat, it was so bad. The coffee 000sisted chie fl y of pees ground up. There was no fresh meat, but there was bola once& week, and latterly of tener, and the pork was not bad. No limejuioe was on board, but a winebottle full of vinegar was allowed to eight men per week. The steward was the first who fell sick ; he died from scurvy. That was three months after leaving Calcutta. Several men were attacked with scurvy after that ; among others the witness and the deemed. While mitoses was on deck be could get something to eat, but when below he could get nothing but bard bread. The sickness was caused from the bad provisions. Alman Dilate said that he fell sick as well as the rest. The meat had • woe, smell. The rice was good but wail so badl cooked that it was unfit to he eaten. John Brown, a • , gave similar evidence, and said that the cook would sometimes give sad sometimes refuse the necessaries to the sick men. There was no medicine for scurvy on board. Barrels of the meat had to be heaved overboard. It ap peared that out of the crew of fifteen men two died on the voyage, two more in port, and that one or two others were in a hopeless state. Dr. D. Ross said the ship crone into the Victoria Docks on Wednesday night, and the next day witness was called to the deceased and others of the meat Austentaier's lodging-house,Shadwell. Demeried and another died at once, from impoverished condition of the blood from scurvy. Limekiine is a specific for scurvy, and, according to the investigations of Dr. Budd, of the Dreadnought, sourry did not arise either from contagion, impure air, or living en salt provisions, all which causes had been ae4ned to it ; bat from deprivation for a length of time of fresh succulent vegetables causing the loos to the blood of an emential principle—nitrate of potash—which was found in eaffleient quantity in eitrie acid or lemon juicy Therefore if there bad been lemorijnioe on board the ship, and if the ries and pork bad beer properly cooked, the IlTed of the deceraed men would ia all probability have been saved. The coroner said that the vessel being a (coign one etas was tot bound by the aet of perlfsmsnt compelling lemoojnies to be car ried by British ships. The lazy retereed a verdict, " That deceased died from worry, front 'aural cease, accelerated by the want of properly cooked provisions, bila by the total 'hence of limejuice on board the ship Santee." THE EXPRESS, IFRIAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1865. SHARE LISTS.-TBIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoos. Tbsreis not much business in the railway market to-day, yet the tone is rather firmer, and the few variations which have occurred in prices are in a favourabledirectiun. Themovesnentainthe principal stocks comprise • rise of I per cent. in poll tan, Great Western, and London and North Western. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1211 to I ; Great Western, 80f to 81 ; Mid land, 137 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to f ; South Eastern, 87 to f ; Great Eastern, 461 to 47 ; Great Northern, 130 to 132; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 984 to 09f ; and Metropolitan, 127 to} Bahia, Namur and Liege, and San Paulo Rail way shares are dull, as well as Canadian securities. Some of the Indian lines also exhibit an adverse tendency. INIDINANT samus AND ROOK& rad RAILWAY IL I rode ClMlCi r r ia I Bak. p. "al . to 1 in 1/10N.Wol.NNotwVii. 111518•00 agl &M.O IN and later mil Dot mad llmodoo all Oaelesll all Ds • ♦ • no dlr. mill • all Do./ mi. 01. to IL ail WADI Jam) in DIONNANZAIN.Ja 100 *Labor& Glasgow 100 011ogow mad &Wasters 100 Noma NNW' Ord. N. IN) Do. • Nook 100 Do. I. AAA. ON., No ! 100 Grad Morliollioollaod NO ilewANceemini 100 Da.A limed soar. mo IN D 8.1111814. a. 10 pad II IN N. loathe Wad. am) 100 lima Weirs 100 Do.Noor VaiLONAN 100 Do. Sough WAN. 100 Do. W. Mid.-411Nard IWO Dm. Do. N= IWO Do. Do. H 100 TANNIN* I Yorkshire 1100 100 =t Loudon and Madman = o.4 l3rs.Coaat 100 Dor 1N Looks& Nash Wield' IN Looda•AllorbWmolarm 105 Nas.,llllNdk all Ilaryport and WING , all Do. Do. Naha Ul as 6k 61 MI 118 II IT 87 89 1*? IN lie NI 110 Ut 148 149 130 133 *0 a 2 1131 dl 68 90 48 61 t9l 148 116! £l7l 8$ S 4 104 14 id 36 48 1101 liii 2 ?It is 1 161.14"11t7" _ Do. _Now 1.94 121 2 2 1117 117 Method Do. New Do arm I Derby lld. 01. Wo. Ore).— IDo. Imes led INA 'Mkt ithe ßr l i g h ray UAW North Zdth,Pert.b.Dunt N. DretenDerrriek Do. O. N.& faro.— Do. Leeds Da. Turk .... Do. Carlisle Do. Stook.&Darllni Do. do. 18/6.68 Do. do. 1111141 I lforth m. .n e N ln.l w on De. de. Ass North Itatiordsblre IN. & I. Western June Ilsoillsh Central iSecieridt N.D. Alm Ilk. illeollish Midland ltbl Shrewsbury & 1 . 1? Coke Welehol. South Nort S. 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In.(L NovanooltaGaindl. , Do. do. Ocean Marino Juan Oriental Commeretal(lL Oriental irinanciaNllE.l 11 Oriental One (Limited) Do. New .. Adana- tt ill if i tr= lL oot2 . Anomie' (L.) lOt torno — n Ou (11olted IPanansoß.M.fitooa(L.) Do. do. Do. _ ;ftliittv.zaalisinam IPerdwaolar b 0. Stereo I De. do. _ New.. _ Iran Do. New !StoJ. ClqLesprov. (L ) Imola luaus:ilk seot. Auer& Invest. slam, Knight, 10s. Fluaa.4r Egypte{ ) 111. Mikan I " Do. Beicraligna.77. IflootitAnWalian Land Ambewmamoillimempb.. , Do, Borlp -- rer.coassrucAvaio. pt. reilleaktmwary ILA) attAguaerallas. Tru T. & Ow of p ; faralLs Us.llartas of Lanai. tra11•11L 'MIR oa) I.lelveralffadaslas, Cpper AamanTeiailm ) Ditto Von Oloassa's Lea Warnat Fillsoceaba Wistlodla•kall Li 11 Frri - 11 111 11 II Ist F it n e s t t ha is IS el 34 r " 1 las s era s If 16 6 IFIZ io itt 6 16 $ 111. N le It* 126 * 105 110 in f fas I. INF iPP 112 1 1 clls 4 111 ,ir E .11/4 zd 14 11 1 110 7 ear r grusr . . 4es :ito ia‘ rtoo 10 2 IMa I latioa *Pm id II t 442 al it SI II I 1 014 1 ells tO 3 IMs I di 1 1 1 7 411' ff 11 6 Ms 10 I 6 die I WM ut 1 1 71D ! 6i A - WI a KU 1 5 91 lOttra6ol 8 8 2 din I ID 1111 leas idis zd 5 Ms PZ I Os I p t zd 1 ar ipm 10 66 66 6i 171 18i 1 Oil SD plaid 61 0, 6 &a ad i I II 119. a 1 i ' MONEY MARKET . -(THIS DAL) Two o'Cwox. The stock markets remain very quiet. A little flatness was observable at the opening, but it has since passed off, and the present quotations for the fonds and for most other securities are identical with those current at 4 o'clock yes terday. Anglo-Turkish Bonds are rather fiat, while two or three of the home railway stocks are somewhat better. The shares of the new French Irrigation Company have receded. There is a fair demand for money to-day, and, although the supply is rather larger, the rate for the best three months' bills is maintained at 6 per cent. In the Stock Exchange short loans on English government securities are still charged 4 to 6 per cent., but there is less enquiry, and it is thought that the rate will recede later in the sitar -20011. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram' the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 67fr. 20c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 89 to 4, for money, and 894 to 4, for the account (March 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, 4 ; ditto for account, 894, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4 ; Annuities, 1886, 14 7-16 ; Bank Stock, 246 ; India Five per Gent. Stook, 1084, 4 • ditto Four per Cent, 99 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 984. Foreign stocks are very inactive. Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 1868 and 1862 have declined 4 per cent., otherwise scarcely any change has occurred in prices. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. r- Greek Bonds, 23 to 4 ; Mexican, 274 to 28 ; Con federate, 54 to 56 ; Spanish Passive, 324 to I ; the Certificates, 144 to # ; Turkish, of 1858, 72 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 70 tot ; and the Consolidce, 514 to 524. Transactions are recorded as follower—Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta., 1004 ; Chilien, Four-and-a-Half par Cents., 814 ; Egyptian, 974 ; ditto second ceme, lOW. bonds, 99 ; ditto 1864, 954 ; Mexican, for ac count, 274, 4 ; ditto 1864, 264, ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 83 ; Portuguese, 1856, Jae., for account, 474 ; Russian, 1822, 92 ; ditto, 1862, 894 ; Spanish, for account, 474 ; Turkish, 1862, for amount, 70, 4 ; ditto Guaranteed, 684, ex div.; Venezuela, for ac count, 184. Monte Videan is now quoted 44 to 54 prem. ; Danubian, 4 die. to par ; Italian, 4 to 4 dia. ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Certificates of Debenture, 14 to 2 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 2 prem., ex div. ; General Credit, 24 to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 74 to 4 prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile, 24 to 4 prem., ex div.; llnd_ son's Bay, 154 to 4 ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, 4 to prem. ; Ottoman Sociitn GEn6rale, 24 to 4 prem., ex div. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—City of ' Milan Improvements, 3} to prem. ; Regis tered Land, I to 1 prem. ; Metropolitan District Railways, 1 to 2 prem. ; London and Provin cial Mortgage Bank, to 1 prem. ; and General Irrigation of France, to If prem., being lower. It is notified that no application for shares in the General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France can be received after 4 o'clock this day (Friday) for London, and 2 o'clock to-marrow (Saturday) for the country. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australis have arrived at Suez, and are expected to be distri buted in London about Tueeday next. Foos o'Cioce. Console are better, at 891 to for money, and 891 for the account. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" continuation day "), and end on Tuesday. A further sum of 10,0001. in bar gold was with drawn from the Bank yesterday for abroad. There was leas demand, however, in the afternoon, owing to the announcement of the reduction in the Bank of France rate of discount. The City of Baltimore has arrived from New York with 54,5001. in specie. At the first ordinary meeting yesterday of the Es tate Companythe net profits on the ten months' ope rations were stated at 9,6141., out of which a divi dend of 1/. per share was declared, equal to 15 per cent. per annum. 4,0001. is also carried to a re serve fund, and the balance (804/.) carried forward. It was explained that it is part of the policy of the directors to seek permanent investments for the company in valuable freeholds, and that they have succeeded in Rewiring in the Auction Mart such an investment. The directors are also in course of obtaining similar properties on terms which will secure the company in rental a steady revenue, equal to from 15 to 20 per cent. on the outlay of capital. The first ordinary general meeting of the Credit Fonder of Manritiustook place yesterday. Theavail able surplus is 5,1961., and a dividend was declared of 6a. per share, being at the rate of a little over 5 per cent per annum, and leaving 2,1961. to be carried forward. It was explained that the com pany had not been able to place debentures owing to the recent exceptional state of the mosey market here, and that in consequence its operations had been to some extent curtailed. The North Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,1951. over last year ; 1 the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2471. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,0601. The financial agent in London of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company has given notice that the payment of the call of 10 per cent due on the 17th inst., and of the call of 10 per cent. postponed from the 17th January to the 17th inst., upon the Certificates of Debenture for 2,800,0001., is postponed until the 27th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Trinidad Rail way Company is called for the 20th inst., to con firm the resolution passed on the Lit irst. for a voluntary winding up. The Turin and Savona Railway Company have notified that interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum is now payable on the shares of this com pany having respectively 201. and 141. per share paid thereon. Mr. Goons Fanning has joined the direction of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company (Limited). It is stated that the applications for the capital of the Metropolitan District Railways, besides being considerable, are of a very good class, and include a considerable proportion of paid-up shares. In the ease of the new issue of shares of the Asiatic Banking Corporation, we understand that the letters of regret were issued yesterday, and that the allotment letters will be sent out to-day. It is notified that the share list of &ill's Brighton Baths Company will be closed on Weds's day, Feb. 15, for town, and on Saturday, Feb. 18, for the country. We are requested to state that the share list of the Registered Land Company will be dosed for London on Wednesday, the 15th instant, and on Thursday, the 16th, for the country. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co's., report of yesterday's hide sales : At the third swiss of bide miss for the year there was a goad donned for export the hose trade were bat limited boyars. East ledia-01 andOow—Oaleatta.—Tbe balk of the kids@ offered coosided of °agonies quality, which gene rally reabeed late rates ; exempt slime a alight anweriew was node is order to aisle paresis. Other. deseriptises said well. There was a largo business done fee wart, bat only a modieste densand for bane conswaytion. Madras, Pondicherry, lie., were sold at lower prices. The marls of the isles is 115,817 Calcutta sew parcels, 19,516 ii". IVA 141 100 If. Iri 14. 100 4 % 'lOO 1100. It. 100 IL • 100 i rd. i KA.U.WAteI. Iga:to I I F! On r 1 1311 144 81 gOi ask 1 li , lii 117; 1410! '4 In eh et —. 14 127 I Iz7i 11 Pa 1111 103} Nioo I fi 200,000 N KIN 10 NON ID 100,000 30 NAN I 14,1100 SO SAO 10 26.000 10 10.0001 00 20,000 , 60 10,0001 00 Da r r Il 0 1 40 44 6 14 1 es al 40 81 SI 20 12 plo 4 3IT I V V $ $ ill lit M 111 117 id 6 If IPna I I lolls Idla par 6 Idle par ill to it id I* 46 66 a • r I PE 1 On I par I to is IT fif i i. pia 1 pa PREFERENCE 8.11Mt.F13:. Great Northern 5 per omit. (100/. paid), u4l to 131. North Staffordshire (all paid), 214. FOREIGN RAILWAYS, Bahia and San Francisco (Limited), gas. 7 per moat. (all paid), 15i. Central Argentine, gas. 7 per tent. (44 paid), 1: Namur and Li4e, 6sa. Sf. roan. by the Belgian govern ment (all paid). AL Namur and Liege. put. 6 per cant. pref. by the Belgian government (all paid), 194. Item?. and San Francisco (Limited), gas. 7 per cent. fall paid) 14 to la Ban Paulo ( ita), gua. 7 per omit. (all paid), 17. LONDON AND BLACRWALL RAILWAY. The report of the directors shows that the gross revenue, with the balance of 362/. Os. 3d. from the previous account, amounts to 70,131/. 9s. l ld., and the expenditure to 23,1251. 14a, leaving a net profit of 47,0061. 15s. 11d., from which the interest on debentures, amounting to 10,0541. Os. 7d., bas to be deducted, and there will then re main a balance of 36,9511. 15e. 4d. available for dividend. With the balance of 36,9514 15e. 4d., the directors are enabled to provide for the dividend on the preference stock, whisk will amount to 5,6261. 4s. 9d., and to recommend the payment of a dividend on the ordinary 'took, at the rate of 41. 2s. 6d. per cent. per annum, which will amount to 30,0921. 18e. 2d., leaving 1,2321. 12e. sd. to be carried to the credit of the eurreet half-year. The dividend for the year 1864 amounts to 31. 17s. 6& per cent, as compered with 31. 15e. per met paid in 1853. The amount of capital expended during the half-year has been 11,W271. 16s. 10d., making the total expenditure 2,168,21311. 51. sd. The total receipts amount to '2,165,6554 10s., leaving a debit balance of 2,6054 15e. sd. The question of moat importance that has to be brought under the con sideration of the proprietors (but which will be the subject of the special goosed meeting, after the conclusion of the general business of the day), is the proposal for granting a lease of this Roe to the Great Eastern Railway Company. The revival originally received from the Great Eastern Railway Company was as follows, viz. :—"That this cool cyactelrepared to take over the whole undertaking of Railway Company at an annual payment to be provided by the ems of a conipeteet amount of prefer 's°, stock, which shall give to the holders of ordinary 'to& • dividend of 4 per cent. for the first year, with an increase of a quarter per cent. for the two succeeding years, and thenceforward • dividend of 4i per ant." Bearing in mind the opinions that from time to time have been expressed by the shareholders with reference to the dears - blooms of leasing this line to one or other of the larger rail way companies, the board felt it their duty to give this offer their careful consideration. and ultimately arrangements IMO wads with the Great Eastern Railway directors that, subject to the approval of the proprietors, the Great Eastern Railway Company should take • lease of this undertaking for the term of 999 years, at the est annual rent of 41. 10e. per cent on the omitted stock of the company, without any dada:dim whatever, excepting for property or income tax. In pursuance of these arrangements, a bill has been intro duced into parliament to enable this company to grant, and the Greet Eastern Railway Company to accept, • lease of the London and Blackwell Railways on the terms above stated. From the communications the sharenoldere have received, they are aware that the decision of the board, in regard tothe propriety of agreeing to the terms for the lease to the Great Eastern Railway Company,wea not unanimous. The majority of the board are strongly of opinion that under all the cirmeastanoes affecting or likely to affect the position this company, the terms are such as it world be advisa ble to incept, at the same time submitting that it is • question on which the proprietors should judge for them selves. Acting in concert with the Great Pastern Railway Company, the directors have in the present minion renewed their application to parliament for powers to west:rod a railway in the Isle of Dogs. Bills have been deposited la parliament for several prefects which may affect this one pany, and which will require the attention of the directors. n 1 1 4 4 El ... id ne id 6'l - vi 116 Id zd al is z 4 U lit zd 171 1 10 47* 14 Rai WI 1 M xd liti 18 18 id The cue of Albert Samuel Saalfeld, whose tim pani= eloady followed that of the Leeds BaeldegOew pony, was finally dieposed of yesterday in the Leeds Bank ruptcy Quirt by Mr. Onconiseigaer Wed. His Smear pointed out that the bsskrept bad reedered himself Babb to the german punishment by Wain( es filikio4lll= by contractigg debts without having Oa prospect of bring able iodinate's* thew, by his hazard ous sesegistions, and by his extravagant style of living. On these growls, and acting on a precedent which he con ddered fan lass serione, he refused altogether to grant the certificate. The effect of this judgment. If not twrtned he appeal, is that the bankrupt is promoted from mph own - wooing badness in this constry, and that be is liable to be , isepriseaed at the suit of any auditor for more than 201., sit who bas not preyed upon the adate, ea bin eldnhOt2 ' went saint the bankrupt. —Lads Mercury. ne id 11 21} -'4 ad 16TI di 7 di id _id 121 id SI 1d rid ad _ld 82rii xd =m brought forward from former ale, sad 18,038 Name lo".; eIC 1 ' rn Mdes, of wined were eel& Let bomMt TiatherNeil Indies mid 6S i_ The mall quantity °need mei 'kir dssemL fl lted Sides—flomth Ameriesa trim begat, :0111ediss were rely pest sold eV &Ma ll Vape—Faider pries time assepted toe those mid. Dry— =tidies sera Boric —Ntmeme lmisa; 54141 • rates" ems only part mid. Tne return of the Bank of England for the week, ending Wednesday, Feb. 8, wavered with that for the previous week, shows the harming changes : Oirculation lama Oiroulatice Public deposits 6,252,692 Ismer* 711,440 Other &polite flovenusent monrities in thar bacting=rtmewt 11,023,211 No &nage O 111 banki departme ng nt Coin and ballica is both &parlamenti &men day and other bills 463460 Demme 2,478 The Rmi 3,608,153 bersees 94,670 • NOUS in reserve Total reserve Motes k omit is basking sd fir-mt 8,881,756 laseeses 302,582 The withdrawals of private deposits hays beim fully made up by the influx of government deposits, and, as there has been at the same time a diminution in the Bank's advances on private securities, the re mit to the reserve is a gain of 302,5821. In the coin and bullion there is likewise an increase of 50,3871. BAWL 01 WOUND.—An • aod bib o.N, kW the weak 180. pareamet es tie Ad 711 eagle' Wedameday, /ea. 1.• oenritiml. Government debt.. aldllt.tlq; Other eemulties . —1.054,11 e Gold min and Ni hon 14771,M • Salver WM= • MON DIM Notts issued L28,421,230 £0.421.2301 101,t21,2i0 Evian%) D = rletors' Capital L 14,6540 00 40011,964 Public Deposita ,n -claming liscbeq., Say. Batiks, Com -01!• of National Accounts) Other Deposits 13.11i SAO Seven du, and other Bills 08.02.858 Feb. 9,1665. OWE IPLETWIT. Govern:Dad lees- I Dead walibials 100,fil Otter vli gsvoltisa 8 1 1 8. , 737,861 Notes Gold end Elbe" Coto 740;21 £3 2668 is FORAM Defer* cashier. Tim= Moss; Consols, which closed yesterday at MI, for the 9tb of Mardi, opened and closed at Of to 1. For money the last pries was 89 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89, k ; ditto, for account, 891 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 881, f ; Bank Stock, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 103 f ; ditto Bonds, 15s. prom. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 102. The foreign stock market was flat, though prices closed in some cases above the lowest point of the day. Italian scrip, after falling to 11 die., closed at I to / din., being lower than yesterday. There was also a reduction of in Italian stock, Egyptian scrip, Mexican Three per Cents., and Turkish Consolidds, 1 in New Granada Two per Cents., and /in Greek coupons. Spanish securities, including the Passive and Certificates, were exceptionally better, owing to the announcement from Madrid that the government has relinquished the idea of raising • "forced" loan, and purposes, instead, to invite subscriptions for a " voluntary," one. The improvement, however, was limited to I to per cent. Hudson's Bay shares wore last quoted 115; Egyptian Trading, 4 to 4 preen. ; National Dis count, 91 to 104 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1 to 2die., being dull ; and Ottoman B ocidt4 Goindrals, Ito 24 prem. City of Loudon, Real Property, Fairnbairn Engineering, Fore-street Warehouse, Peninsular and Oriental Steam, North British and Mercantile Insurance, Universal Marine Insurance, and National Provincial Marine Insurance, were all heavy. There were inquiries, bowers:, for Eng lish and Scottish Marine Insurance, and an im provement of 1 per cent. took place in Electric Telegraph Stock. London and St. Katharine Dock Stock, on the contrary, declined 1 per Dent. The shares of the financial companies partici pated in the dulness which prevailed in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, but closed at about yesterday's prices. The shares of the Credit Fonder and Mobilier Company, however, continue in demand, and have again improved 2s. 6d. to se. The closing quotations are annexed, via.:—lnter" national Financial, 11 to 2 prem. ; General Credit, 21t03 prem. ; London Financial, 71 to k prem., ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile C l ak to 2f prem.; and Credit Fonder and Mobilier (old shares), 31 to 4 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings are subjoined :—City of Milan Improve ments, 3/ to prem. ; Metropolitan District Railways. ‘ll to 2* prem ; General Irrigation of France. 2 to 24 prem. ; Manchester Warehouses and Office, to prem. ; London and Provincial Mortgage Bank, 1 to 1 prem. ; Registered Land, to 1 prem. ; Bull's Brighton Baths, 1 to 11 prem.; and "Simpton's,"l to 11 prem. A fresh decline of Iper cent. took place to-day in United States 5.20 which closed at 494 iso. MINES.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoct. The demand for Britiih mining i:eCtiritiea con tinues very limited, and, with one or two excep tions, prices are quoted the same as yesterday. Great Vor and Great South Tolgue shares are flatter—the former at 33 to and the latter at 2 to I. East Caradon are quoted 131 to I, and Sith ney Metal, 2 to }. Very few transactions have occurred in the Stook Exchange. Santa Barbara Gold Mining shares are in request, owing to the satisfactory &dynes just received trove the manager. Other foreign, as well as colonial mines, are quiet. At Prosper United meeting yesterday the ac con nte showed a debit balance of 1,0004 14s. At Frank Mills meeting yesterday the accounts showed a credit balance of 3,4401. Ids. A dividend of 6s. per share was declared. The second annual general meeting of the Cam brian Consolidated Gold Mines Company is con vened for the 17th inst., to reoeive the accounts, balance-sheet, and manager's report for she year. The Santa Barbara Gold Mining Company have received advice. from Captain BrTant dated Pari, Dec. 28, of which the following is an extract : " I beg to advise that we forwarded from this on the 25th inst. 6,820 oitavas, or 7900 z. 12dwts. Bgr. of amalgamated gold. I had hoped to have sent 7,000 oitavas, and would have been able to do so had the refuse sand been treated." COAL MARBlLT.—('rins DAY.) wan. Bea Lunbtos, do.. 6d.; Walls Eod Fismoone 21s. ; Walls Bad Btswarta, 20a. 6d. ; Walls Fad &wadyls Flattop. 19a. 9d. ; Walls Bad Edam Main, 19a. ; Walls Had Gooks* 18a. 6d. ; Walls Bed 81tfaeliffe, 17a. &L ; Walls Red Framwellpts. 18s. W. ; Belmont, 18s. 6d.; Byros, 1&. 9d.; West Hartley, 1 5 a.; Buddha Hartlay,lsa.; Davidsoa's Hartley,l34.-80 skips alstarkst ; 25 at Na. EITILANGI FATALITY.—A Can. exhibiting strange fatality in a funny has omarnd at Troia:clip. Them was • family named Waite, residing at Melkahaza Foxed. The father was taken Dl. died, and was buried. Oa the retest of the mottreera from the funeral they breed the mother dead. Si.. was buried, and on the raters of the sorrowing relatives from the Env. they fen.A she ilmarhew deed. Lot week • earohisc eau died. sad • letter oretehiss the sad 'Minima was mat to Trowbridge to the seat me sa j es. deg child, a worms semi Jess Wats% Mug lu street. Bar sou took the later, sad by way of reet4 .. bredriag lb. sews to bin "other Odd hat ha seaterwoe in. Looking up law cowebt Eght of the bleak bombe el the letter, awl embalmed. ' He's died I I thin die t Although previously wen doe eat &owe Wade& is • chair. Her me, sot thiakiag his motherb words weak% be virlisd. started far Yearshem to los the last Mess podeonool to hie uncle's reurime. Is his amain • adobes semi Parser =powerl ism i l eao ia ls a W Yrs.. i n ratre lo4lee ild to tem' her taw her, gets dr len hen the chair order it: grant Be Se aed dial eadotesee gee prosered, bet ho : asl reedehti I:aro@ she s • eakAa tadth edisideqent held uithis four m bo the body, the corsetsbody, said it certainly was • wart extroordizary woes. The jury veturorid • verdict of "Died by the dona tive of trod."— Willa Mirror. i«o~ia s e OlO M ma ea Acme los kooo l io 03 ON SO NOOO 50 10,ON N Hol 10. 10,000 a 10,000 100 16,000 10 10. 000 00 6,000 60 10,000 10 10,000 60 •,w 20 1200 li 110,000 60 00000 20 10,000 60 00,000 60 14,000 2 60,000 50 I} 3, ,-