The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

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SHARE LISTS.

Fauna IVIINING.

111.1 Isb Aherdema . . .... . -
M. 100 Mettler, NO. 2. 7pm
is.llscessi is Uttar II per 1,
▪ 1100 Calekalm glO
if 13 ILliestet sal Holyhead
41 all Curb and Deadens .
61 all I Dmides, ratio, sad Aber.
dem Josedoe
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7.1 2 Do. de. (71. 17/47 per-Ot
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10 10 D. Newt per Oral. htnet
91 i 10 Rasinakmihrtpes.6pCt
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all Esit*WeetTorkJAmStlts
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Si. I 10., D. 3 per mid. Scrip, Re-
deemable at 14 pat pm' 106 110
10 10 D. 44 parent. scrip 4 pm
61' 41 01.401.111satra(1)1141thr Pi
145 4 .I:l47ost.lllMaSsat4ta Spc 54 7
dt., :04 D0.110•486/016 t 4 o.c 199 141
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314° all rierryielbralg.l.s 124 134
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The English railway market today was inactive,
and devoid of any feature of striking interest. Ou
the whole, this department has been relatively firmer
than the funds. Most of the leading stocks show a
reduction, and London and North Western was espe-
cially heavy, falling one per cent., but generally the
decline was not marked. Some real sales have fol-
lowed the late rise; but, on the whole, the supply of
&ma Ale stock is still inconsiderable.

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THIS DAY.--Two O'CLOCK.

The railway market to-day is generally better, in
sympathy with the improvement in the funds. Lan-
cashire and Yorkshires and Dovers have especially
advanced. Business, on the whole, remains quiet.
London and North-Western stock is now quoted 103
to 4; Midland, 61 to 4; Great Western, 81 to 4;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641 to 631; Dover., 181
to ; Great Northerns, 201 to 1; and Caledonians,
261 to 27.
French shares are a shade better than they closed
yesterday. Northern@ are quoted 34 to 1; Stras-
bourse, 361 to ; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to
prem.
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No. kharee Mums. Pale, Yesterday. Malay.
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100,00' I aim erM all 4 4 ^m30,000 1 tAaglo Awandlea GM all 4 ,tle per
100,600 1,. .6 toile Californian ... ei iOPi ar
10.00 10 tAuptralsel..r.
40,000 4 Do. Coal Mining
iO,-,..0 20 •Asetrallar
00,1,0 . sertrallan Cordillera
leo,eno I aUatfaliai 74,741014
110.040 1 are Marla. ..1 , 4 di.
10v.WA I triers Australian (loge J 1 1 4 4 dim
26,600 is •Isratallroa .. 113.3 7 6
10.000 31 4Brar..llnr,(l4..atSt pr Sal 64 74 71 4
6,000 SO Do. OtearaaadCabas al: 34 23 34
71,000 44 Do. IN. Joan Dal kO7 13 Si IS
110,000 1 CanoWe Owl 4 i die Par
12,004 40 03014 049,41
144,007 $ Mkielial OM-- .... I i Ipa
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630,6(0' Si: 104.071111 MP el Risk et 33 63
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70,0110 11 •Bwribssarellswoappr all 24 3
100,000 3 1 an" MOMPI WI"- e! 4 opm
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24600 20 tOtaiwil
12,000 1 anal Map et Mew all 1 dis pa
11.061 : Gnat rdeprilk al. 24 IMs
100,00 C LW IlaSkent. all 4
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40,014 Libm. •P
10,001 sum=
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Marla CruahlogOo.. all 4 0
100,610 Marlowlia
20,000 1 Weallswallt.aperkaa S 64 7 7
LON Sew Grampla . ..- all 4Ms pa: 4
60.00 New Lima MAN.Co. at - -
200,0110 Newman Mande . . al, 4 i p 14
10,, 20 7051.0332.L.31.k2.0 all - -
111.,00' 3 Part INallp
SO 060 1 fames Meek al: 1 ela par
1‘,40. SO • Iran
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10,000 1 Ms& Australia's-- all - -die
6,600 10 71, Croft
0.174 75.7.71 I Illatei Maltila all 3 34
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100,000 I Wert Granada .......- . .11 4 4 dim
106,300 I Wee Mariposa. an i i a
1.0,000 1 Take
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No. Ith. Barn. Pd. Yesterday; to-day.
14,4 lanstrolnela all 75 I 7 r---'-
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w.OOO to mow* loothoomploo all
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2.6,00 n 20 lase.. beet.. a Aust. Chart 10 i 1 718,
24.08), 10 ;Les. Mart. Dank of Aust 15 1 pa
10,00 60 , Landau and County - -
60.000: 10 I Loadoo Jolla Reek - 10 23 23
60.000100 Ileisdots sad Worimimalor 20 33 55
PAM 100 INailuttal Pros. of Miami 33 - -
10.0ut, 20 Do. New. . - -
0.000, 00 INationeleitninisd. - -
20.00 e. 9 .Now booth Wales all - -7
51.e731 26 tirtentsi bank Coloseolloo all 47 418
20. kb ,Postnelal of Ireland
4. 10 i Do. Now
MAIO 6, loyal Aostislime 2O
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3.000 IS Snobs Amanita _ - ~•,,
20.00 u 26 'Doles at Amaral&
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\Pd. Yesterday to-day.
3200 n 6 Albin Owl and Iron .. 1 6 1 -7.--
26.000.0 *Australian Agricultural : IT, 41 43 411514
12,601, 941 Aostralseien Pablo Nali 114 1 - -
60.000 10, MVOS/1M loyal Mall .- .1 8 - - 31
36.4e0u lul Mello Waterworks 1 lb - -
.. . WWII* Amara= land , 304 68 fa
66.100 6111r1t, k Col. Smiltedoe.Co. 1 - -
10,006, 100,Cansda i 32i - _
10o,ak, b,Cristal Palace ,l S f 10 pea if i
50,000 51 Do. Now ! li I 2 pen 2i
130. 4 Crystal Mow of Asses , 3 - -
6000 WI PAMIR Mean ......... - -
22, 201Eleetil4 Telasosia ....lA,' 20 177 19
11.000 261 5)0. OD ,15 l2 14
23,0,0 16, 1112ns Navigation., 14 - - 26 7
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WOO ID Mont of Noi.4o4lOnin, ..I_.. ls' - -
120.0u0 6 Peel Shoe Load a Mlneral all I i t pen 61 1 f
10.000 80 Pembroke aOrlosiel atm. on - -
DINO $ Do. —I 23 - -
60.0001 2 izirimb:S,.. all 1 - -
Kiwi to Mom ........I 0 - -
106000, 1 Aosta* Aoste, Immanent' ell If If coE
12.201 IL 300121 Aosimar Land.... 26 ,36 3, asf
156.0(0 Ebulbm Telorn .... all 1 - -
10.000 104 Van ,sen,,, toad VC 15 16 I

THE MEETING OF TUE BRITISH ASSOCIATION IN
LtYERPOUL.—A numerous and influential meeting of the
scientific and literary gentlemen of Liverpool, d by
the Mayor, Samuel Holme, Esq., was held yesterday in
the Council.chamber, at which resolutions were passed for
the purpose of giving a suitable reception to the British
Association, and committees appointed to carry out the
objects of the meetinjf. We have no doubt, from the
respectability and unanimity of the meeting, that the mem-
bers of the British Association will, on their visit in Sep-
t,mher, 1841, receive a hearty and hospitable welcome
from the inhaoitants of" the greate.-1 seaport in the world."
ANOTHER DEATH FROM CHOLERA AT MILLBANK
PutooN.—Yeaterday Mr. Bedford held an inquest upon
George Flattnan, aged 21, the sixth convict in this prison
who has already fallen a victim to the epidemic since its
recent appearance. The deceased, a house painter by trade,
had bren received from Newgate in February last. He
was under sentence of transportation for seven years, for
larceny, after a previous conviction for felony. His health
had beta good, and he had suffered no punishment or pri-
vation of any kind since he had come into the Penitentiary.
On the 26th ult. he was seised with the complaint while he
was at work whitewashing. and he died on Tuesday last.
Dr. Daly complained strongly of the hotline houses on the
opposite side of the water. When the wind blew from an
easterly direction the stench was very bad, and easterly
winds bad prevailed frequently of late. The Coroner
deplored the state of the law, which did not enable the
authorities to deal with these monster nuisances, and a
verdict of " Asiatic Cholera" was returned.
THE Lose OF TUE LEONORA, OF LLANELLY.—
We find from what our correspondent relates that the fears
expretwed as to the loss of the Above 'creel in our last
week's /lerald have proved to be only too true. Sines oar
last it seems that a rumour was spread in the neighbour-
hoed of a portion of the crew !mine arrived home. But
upon inquiring it turned out to be false. There is no
doubt now eatertained by the owners, Messrs. Wilkins and
Co., as well es by the relatives of the crew, that she was
the vessel referred to in ear last that was seen going down
off St. Ann's Lighthouse. It seems the two other
schooners, names unknown, were Ken going down near
the same place, all the hands of which, it is feared, have
perished. Captain Charles was as excellent seaman, an
connate huslisuel, and kind lather. He has left a
widow and five young children to lament his leil.—Stransea
thread.

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, 1863.

MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY BYDNINO.
After the extraordinary rise of the last few dap,
the English stock market opened this morning with
a weaker appearance, and, after exhibiting for a
time rather marked depression, finally closed at a fall
of net cent. from the closing quotations of yester-
day:Vile late rapid rally and the continued threa-
tening aspect of politics have led to fresh speculative
sales, but it would also appear that bona fide stock
has likewise come to market to-day at the higher
range of prices, thus causing a diminution in the
pressure for stock, and in the rate of " backwarda-
tion," or price paid for the temporary loan of stock.
With the prospect of diminished charges on the
"carrying over " of their accounts, speculators for
the fall are emboldened to renew their operations now
that the market may be assumed to present a wider
margin for a decline ; and this disposition was further
stimulated in the afternoon by the drooping tendency
of the quotations of foreign exchange, and by intel-
ligence of a fall of per cent. on the Paris bourse of
to-day. Stock, however, continues certainly scarce,
and the balance of bona file operations seems to con-
tinue in favour of purchases, although the invest-
ments are reduced in amount since the late rise.

Hitherto, it is apparent, that the public have steadily
invested on every fall, whilst the "bears" have u
pertinaciously renewed their speculative rules on
any rally. As illustrating how completely the
operations of the public are opposed in tendency to
those of speculators, it may be observed that the
price of money stock is above that for the ac-
count, and the quotation for the 10th Novem-
ber is above that for the December account.

The two questions at present invested with
chief interest to operators in the funds are,
firstly, the terms on which the stock borrowed to
complete outstanding transactions will be supplied
by bankers and others, and, secondly, whether the
course of affairs in the east of Europe will assume a
sufficiently grave aspect to beget real sales of stock
from public alarm. The idea now generally preva-
lent in the market, that no creation of new stock will
be needed, as had been previously expected, to meet
the claims of the non-commuting stockholders in
January next (although it appears, as yet, by no
means clear that the Chancellor of the Exchequer
will be able to soften the fall of his financial scheme

on terms so easy as this), has rendered the absorp-
tion of stock by the public during the late fall, a
doubly important element of support to the market
against the extensive " bear" operations still cur-
rent. The present scarcity of stock may be said
to furnish remarkable evidence of the general pros-
perity of the nation during late years. So active
and remunerative has been business in almost every

branch, that a rut number of thriving persona of tile
middle classes have saved money, for which eligible
employment must be found. It is chiefly by the rush
of these small renders to purchase at the lower prices
lately current, that the market has been cleared of
its supply of stock, and the present extraordinary
scarcity caused. On the other hand it is evident,
especially on any rapid upward movement, that there
remains a strong disposition to effect speculative
sass, based upon the prospect of war, upon the
deficiency of the harvest, as likely to lead to a further
sena of the precious metals, and upon the ulterior
tendency of the money market.
Consols were first quoted 94/ to 1 for the 10th
November, and after a trifling improvement, fell to
941 to 1, and subsequently to 941. For money the
highest price realised was 951. At the official close
the quotation was 941 to 1 for money, 945 to 3 for
the 10th November, and 943 to 1 for the December
account. At 4 o'clock the price for Thursday next
had declined to 943 to 5, but after that hour there
were again buyers at the latter fraction. In the
afternoon the " backwardatiou " had declined to
per cent. The tone of the market at the close was
not strong. The official business report is as fol-
lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951,
941, 951, 941, 1,1; ditto, for account, 10th Nov.,
944, 3,1, 4, I. Three per Cent. Reduced, 94,
931, 94, 931. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 96,
951, 1,1, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 3-16; ditto,
30 years, 1859, 5 1-16 ; ditto, 1860, 51. Bank
Stock, 216, 214.
Exchequer Bills remain steady at 2s. to ss. prem.
India Bonds closed Is. die. to 3s. prem.
Although the tone of the foreign stock market was
rather weaker, in sympathy with Consols, prices
continue steadily supported, and the stocks usually
dealt in are but scantily supplied. Peruvian and
Russian Bonds were well maintained, but Mexican
does not fully maintain its late advance. We under-
stand the half-yearly dividend on Mexican Bonds
will be payable this month. It should be mentioned,
however, that many of the bondholders are greatly
dissatisfied with the mode in which this distribution
of funds has been arranged. The convention made
between the government and the bondholders ex-
pressly stipulates that in default of the revenues
appropriated for that purpose produciug a sufficient
sum to pay the dividends with punctuality, the de-
ficiency shall be male up from the other revenues of
the state ; yet by the present arrangement the bond-
holders' own portion of the customs revenue is hypo-
t.,ecated for this purpose. There is more inquiry
i..r the Spanish Committee Certificates. At 4 o'clock
Mexican Bonds were quoted 26 to 1. Spaniel'
Deferred, 213 to 3; the Certifs., 43 to 53 per cent. I
Peruvian Three per Cents., 30 to 52; ditto Four-
and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Granada De-
ferred, 7/ to 83; ditto Active, 19 to 21. Russian
Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 97 to 99. Annexed is the list of
the day's sales :—Danish Five per Cents., 103.
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 941, 931, 94/.
Equador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., for
account, 16th November, 261, 3,3, 26, 1. Peruvian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72; ditto Three per
Cents., 505. Portuguese Four per Cents., 411, 42.
Russian Five per Cents., 113 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 99. Sardinian Five per Cents., 923, 93.
Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 211; the
Passive Bonds (Converted), 41 ; the Committee's
Certificates, 53, 5, 51 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-
a-Half per Cent., 321.
Limited shipments of gold continue to be made to
France, but as yet there is no general demand for
the precious metal for remittance to that quarter.
We understand seven-eighths of the gold brought in
by the Argo, which amounted to about 540,000 L
sterling, have been sent into the Bank of England
this week. One eminent bullion broker's firm sent
in upwards of 200,000/.
The arrival was to-day reported of the Phoenician,
which left Sydney on the 27th July with 29,649
ounces of gold, valued at about 118,6001.
In the market for foreign exchanges to-day the
tendency of quotations was generally downwards,
especially on Paris and Hamburg, on m bleb places,
as well as on Amsterdam, the supply of bills was
very limited. Bills on Hamburg were scarcely to be
had at the reduced rate of 13.31, and at this figure
money remained over at the close. Paper on Paris
was done as low as 24.95 to 971, at short, and 25.223
at three months. Drafts on Amsterdam were in re-
quest at 11.161. On St. Petersburg the rate was a
shade higher, following the movement reported from
that city. Bills on Vienna and Trieste, owing to the
prevalent distrust of Austrian finance, were almost
unnegotiable at the nominal quotation ot 11.30 to 40.
The market for silver is very unsettled. Transac-
tions have taken place in bar silver for the Ripon,
which has just sailed, at an advance on the previous
rates; but these operations have been very limited
in extent, and no definite price can at present be
quoted. No portion of the silver brought in by the
Magdalena has yet been sold. We uud, rstand large
quantities of bar silver are again being collected in
various markets of the continent for remittance to
England, and subsequent transhipment to India and
China. This, as was observed on a late occasion, is
calculated to aggravate the unfarourable tendency of
the rates of exchange, as between this country and
the continent.
Owing chiefly to the return of fine weather,
which has caused field work to be vigorously pushed

on, the oorn market to-day, in the absence of buyers, '
was very quiet, with prices ruling nominally at
Monday's quotations. Had sales been pressed, lower
prices must have been accepted.
Count de Strselecki was this day appointed chair-
man and managing director, and Sir Tinto Farquhar,
Ban. deputy chairman, of the Peel River Land and
Mineral Company.
Land shares were not so firm as yesterday, but
yet show comparative steadiness. South Australian
Land closed U. lower. Bank shares were well sup-
ported, and those of the Oriental Bank, being in de-
mand, rose 11. to 21. per share. Crystal Palace
shares were flatter, closing 15-16 to 1 1-16 pm.
London Dock stock has been dealt in at 110 to -1 ;
St. Katharine Dock, 941 to 95; Australian Royal
Mail Steam (81. paid), 31; Netherlands Land (4/.
paid), 31; and Royal Mail Steam, 64.
The third call of 31. 10s. per share falls payable on
the new capital of Price's Patent Candle Company
on the Ist December. The first call of 5/., making
71. 10s. paid, also falls payable on the shares of
the East Orinstead Railway Company on the same
date.
The position of the Lyons silk trade is thus noticed
in the monthly circular of Messrs. Milsom and F.
Poy, dated the Ist inst.:
Our public condition has received 2,716 bales during the
past month. Such well•sustained oenvumptiou best indi-
cates the satisfactory position of trade in general. Never-
theless, the unsettled state of politics has had some influence
on our rates, as you will perceive by reference to our an-
nexed price ea . Fine Organziaes are very scarce.
and quotable even higher than last month. Our manufac-
turers continue well employed, and, with the settlement of
the eastern question, fresh activi,y and the return te our
highest rates may be expected.
Annexed are the latest reports from continental
bourses, u received by Mr. Reuter's express :
Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices :—Dutch Four
per Cents., 92Z ' • ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
611. Spanish Defened Three per Cents., 21 11-16 ;
the Coupons, 55-16 ; the Old Threeper Cents., foreign,
44. Austrian Five per Cent. Metalling, 77. Peruvian
New, 701. Portuguese New, 37 11-16. Mexican New,
25 3-16. Granada Active, 19 ; ditto deferred, 8 1-16.
Equador, 3 15.16. Most of these prices are decidedly
better. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money :
—Three per dent. Rentes, 73.55; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 99.40. Bank shares, 2,800. The
Three per Cents. show a fall of per cent., and the
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. a fall of per cent.
since yesterday. Vienna, Thursday :—Five per Cent.
Metallies 91 5.16. Exchange on London, 11.11.
Bank shares, 1,286. The Metallics show a slight
improvement, but a continuance of monetary distrust
is indicated by the steady rise in the exchange on
London.

The account of the position of the Bank of Eng-
land
for the week ending Saturday, the 29th Oct.,
is as follows :
BAN K UT ENO LAND.—Accom.r for as via coding Oot. 2), 1853
s OIPAUUraaI.
Now. Weed A7et,658,E50 Gosurnmesd, Debt.....
other elesuritlis 2.n11,40
Gold Oats sad Bullies 14,693 S5O
dilvss Holism

123.60,850 1 8:8.653,860
setts's° DIMISSIC MST-
Proytki•OTV ()aphid L,14.55.1.0nd . tiovercuozot Peourttlee
Row 3335.493 Quelud. Legg Weight
Public Itopositallnrlu.L Annuity! _ ....... t11:03,1 72
liseheig, day. Utter Searitite.
Commits. of N Dante,
Note .. - - -
Dobt,it .d Ige. Amu., 3,6Z3,809 i Gold r.std Alm Cote - 0,11.&14
Aber Deposits - - =*.. . 12,1CItt 1
•oeog-dgyastd. abet Buie 1.351.396 I
_
835.037.376
November 3. 1853. Y.

£65.031.376
Chid ea

This return, when compared with the previous
week's balance sheet, shows the following results:

Circulation issue
Circulation active 22,987,330 Decrease 157,79.6 i
Public deposits 3.628,899 Increase 725,764
Other deposits
Government securities in
banking department .
Otheosecurities in banking
department
Coin and bullion in both
departments
Eleven day and ether bills 1,357,396 Decrease 13,663
The Rest

The Reserve (vis , netts
and coin in banking
department)
The chief changes above exhibited had been anti-
cipated, and consequently extended remark is need-
less. After a drain of several months the metallic
stock of the Bank at length shows a tendency
towards recovery, owing to the recent large arrivals
of gold from Australia and the United States. Next
week's return will also exhibit a considerable in-
crease in this item ; but it remains to be seen if the
drain is permanently checked. After the decrease of
1,136,0891. shown in the previous return, there is a
triffing increase in the Bank's stock of government
securities. The item of " other "or private securities
remains stationary, and indicates a steady demand
for money without any especial pressure.

LONDON COURSE OF EICHANOB.—Nov. 4.
mar. Priors ea nenottate4 this day.
1 • Balls end IL Morey.
Amsterdam pert stort 113. Nev.._ Ilft. 13At..
Ditto
totterdam
Antwerp
Brunel.
WIERIMIE sad Altars
rude 371
limn. Sock:. 13mca. Ista
St. Petersburg per ruble 371 peace ... 37i penes
Purls part flixOrt 241 r. Vie. ... 23tr. 0/0.
Ditto „ 3 Monthe23fr. 22sc. ... 23fr. 39.1.
Marseilles 2slr. 23e. ... 23tr. 80e.
. .
Frankfort-on-the-Mum per Lift „ 1191. tr. ... 1191 it. kr
Vienna (effective) pert „ IIL :ler. ... 1111. 32kr.
Trieste
UMW per dale: " 34 pease ... 30 peace
Wu „ „ 344 Ante ... 30 pease
Mei PP peace ... 50 pence
Meamaine. „ "„ 491 pence ... 491 lance
Ma
... . 33 pence .. 49) pence
Ollnsitic " ~ 30 perm -. 49) prase
301 r

ban
Meal
NOW par awit „ 44 pews ... 42 penes
Palermo per ounce „ 1154 pence ... 115 react
Nadas
Liebon per orilrei 90 day* date 51: pence .. 53 ;epee
Otxtrto Nii pence ... N pence
New York di days diht 413 pewee ... 47j pence