The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-13 00:00:00

THII EXPRINIS, FRIDAY. DURING, MOISVINIMIIIB/

LA-W-INTE1,141(1 ENCL-(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Beiere the sledge Ordinary.)
moos P. ILIZOS.
Io this cam which wet heard yesterday, *some addi-
Coral evil ace was givs n. and
The *curt took tine to consider its verdict.
xisom r 11AB(N AND 011111rR11111.
Mr. It. C. 11 dlianis for the petitioner. Ile married
• responds st at Wawa Or me in 11444. and the cohi-
!nation lasted, with come interruptions, as the peti-
t:, 1141'. caldug tfor ha w.ss a master mariner) ren lured
nceessary. In 18t4 he took n public-house in Liverpool,
brill. tempest& prevented by an ao.ident from going to
In 1067 holed resumed his occupation. and on re-
turturg home from a voyage he found that his wife had
:wined an immoral canto: bon with the co-respondent.
Vee case stood over for additional endensms.
COOPEY r. coons.
Mr. Day for the petitioner. The parties were both
&magic isersants, and they had lived in the same house.
They were married in 11447. but they had afterwards to
separate, and the respondent enlisted as a soldier.
Hs wife bought him out with her savings at a cost of 301.;
but he soon asserted her again, and committed adultery at

Derby. ..
Decree nisi. with row*.
LIN,IIIAN r. wzroasst.
Mr. Tmiping for the petttioner.
The penis. were married so long ago as 1836, and they
cohabited till 1849, when the reepondeat began • series of
violent acts, which ultimately led to a separation. Ling-
hass been in service, and his wife • laundress; but
they animately took • public-house.
Tho Court granted • judicial separation.

POLICE -COURTS.--(TIII8 DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.

DIDOCLAZ CADD OW ODTADIUIO DLONIT DT ?Ltd! Pal-

TINCJi&

Prokkowar Inavrer, iiorrigner, was brought up
-4,1 remand, charged with obtaining money by false reply-
pentations. . . . . .

.16713-ed defendel,

From the evidence given at the last examination, which
has been already reported, it will be remembered
that the prisoner obtained upwards of 151. from
Mr.. Waxier, the wife of Oenion Wetrinr, now lying
Newgate prison awaiting sentence for forging bills of
sicking* in the City, by representing. that he would
obtain the release of tier husband by giving the money to
Detective-Sergeants Fonlea.r and Spittle. Some suspicion
was subsequently excited in the mind of Mrs. Wetzlar,
slid eventually. on the intervention of a person named
the prisoner returned 91. 10s. to her, and said he had
ifiT(ll il. to Sergeant Spittle.
Sergi ant Spittle was now called, and stated that it was
in oonsi queute oi information given by the prisoner that
Wetslat was apprehended. Witness promised hint some
money for the information, and had given him 31. on
xiveuct. and it was not true that be bad rec.riveil any
tuont:y from the prisoner, who, in fact, was constantly
legging iavm him. . , .

:.:;rgean- t Foulger eked for another remand, in come-
tnine° of information that had come to his
:hat morning.
The request was aoceded to, sad the prtsoncr was re-
azakd aootadingl).
GUILDHALL.
DRITINO TO Tint COlngom DANGER.

&brine Gower. a farrier. livingst William-place, Griffin-
•treet, York-road, Lambeth. was charged before Alderman
Owdea with being drunk, and driving to the common dan-
ger of the public.
Henry Trea.-ey. a cab driver, said that about 8 o'clock
the pervious night he was coming up Ludgate-hill with
s four-wheeled cab, in which be had two ladies
nd a gentleman, when he saw the prisoner
coming towards him driving a phaeton on the wrong side
of the road. He called to him to go on his right side, but
he was so drunk that be bad no control over his hors*,
and the re,ult wa, that the two vehicles came into violent
collision The hind wheels of both got locked, and the
cab home was thrown down on the pavement. The cab
spring was broken, the axle bent, the panel was damaged.
and the cab otherwise injured. The prisoner was not
driving at an excessive speed if be bad been sober enough
to control the horse. The damage done was about 40s.
George Butcher, 500, heard the crash, and took the
prisoner into custody. He was very drunk. Another per-
son who was with him was still worse for drink, but he
went home. The phaeton was a hired one, and was much
il.,m•ged by the collision.
The prisoner said he was very sorry, and would pay the
damage he had done.
Alderman Carden fined him 20e. for driving to the corn-
mon danger. and 40s. damage, or one month's imprison-
ment.

IMARVATION Of ?ANIL!' IN NETNNAG
ORERN.-kRFUBAL OP rill ?AZISR ArIPIIO-
- TO OZANP ABUZZ

DAT.)
Thu foresworn Mr. Hoespkroye. the Connie,
held as inquest at the Black Deg Tavera. Maretwine*
Iletheal-green, seaperdiag the dos& of James Bridges,
aged el years.
thatch Oath Bridge., 4, Tunas-buntlines, Detkaal-grees.
raid the dreamed was a wiliew-ssitlar. He bad
been badly off for same time. The witness and three
children lived is owe room, he white Wry paid 2s. •
week. Ono of his sou worked with has when he could
get work. Winans tried le rapport the family by selling
clothes in Petticoat-lane ea Boa/lays. but awe sew made
more than 3s. The whole family earned 6s. a
week. On Monday week he got a job is, Dog-row,
and Le had to work is as rpm yard the
whole of the dap. la the ev.amg he retarsed
home, aid hr threw 6d. downs ea the table, and
raid. " Have pi ca are, lam OM( through weekases.
What I have soured this Ayr imelmaws. I have bees
11111•1611( with Gold. My Lead pain me." Whams said
to him. " Why did you sot go the workhouse as I asked
you, and they would have gives you relief." Hs re-
plied, "Nominee, you know we ppsli.d there lastwudar, and they redesed as relief." Wiliam then went
to the workhouse, and they said, "Go and work." Wit-
ness replied, "We tan wilier fold or flie."
"We have phialp of Uwe* 'lei,' mid the
ileutiouttn, "Send husband.' U. has bees
and be was " The geatlemen this spoke
veiy loud, and he mid, " I shall not give yoa any-
thing, there is the door." " Give me a loaf of bread,"
raid winner. "Nob" mid the geatismea. "I shall not
give artrdena yeti; there is the doer." That was
oa witness them went home. She,
her husband, and their three Aileen all lay
down -oTh flo They ramie& Iyhig there
until the Sunday, wise Wilkey their eldest
boy fru:l=lW west out. He Mums& is • short time
witk which he had boseterred from another
boy. Ho ass purl of basal end • little tea
with the maw. Oa Tunis, the isessimmi died. Before
he died the amassed said, " I have km walking about
in search of work for three days. I had no food day
or night during those three days, except half • halfpenny
loaf and a little cold water." On the Saturday before his
death be walked to the workhouse, but the doors were
closed, and he thought that he should never reach home
again he felt so weak. The family had had no meat for
five months ; they felt happy when they got • herring to
divide amongst them. The night before the deceased died
he mid be would make another effort to walk to the
workhouse. Witness believed that he died from want of
food.

Dr. C. C. Richards, parish doctor, said that be &Hondo('
the deceased for a few hours before his death. He died
from effusion of serum on the brain and in the cavities of
the chest, caused by want of food and other necessaries.
Mr. Robert Arnott, relieving officer, said that en Monday
he gave a doctor's order for the deceased, and in the
afternoon his mei-dant visited the case, and reported that
the family were it great poverty. They then got 21b of
mutton, a loaf of bread, and a quart of milk. He was not
the rdieving officer who had last winter refused relief.
Mrs. Bridges, recalled, said that the relieving officer who
refused to give the family relief was Mr. Pringle.
,Mr.
Arnott had been kind to her.

The Foreman—Are we to understand that the doors of
the relieving office are closed during the absence of the
relieving officers?
Mr. Arnett—Yes.
The Foreman—During what hours are tho doors open
lir. Arnett—The hours are given on the braes plate at
the door. They are from 9tolo in thsmorning, and from
sto 6 o'clock in the evening. But let it be understood,
that the office is generally open from 9to I o'clock. It is
often closed before 1 o clock. If we were to keep the
doors open people would be coming in all day. While the
office is closed we are visiting the applicants for relief at
thier own bowies.

The Foreman—When the offioe is closed, supposing a
case of necessity should arise, say food or a doctor's order
is wanted, is there no way of getting assistance f
Arnott—The doors are cloud from 1 to 5 o'clock,
and during that time no relief can be got.
A Juror—Then some cme ought to be left in the office
d wing those hours.
The jury thin deliberated fatalf an hoer, and the fore-
man said—. - - - -

We find that the man died from starvation and we think
that the family ought to have gone to the workhouse
sooner.

AliOor—We do not with to ppund that there is blame
attached to the workhouse people. The wife applied for
and she was rebuked and told there was the door.
The family bad to the worldsonse.
An animated diseasion then ensued, and the following
verdict was recorded:—" That the deceased died from
effusion of serum en the brain, and into the cavities of
the chest, mused by want and privation."

LATEST SPORTING

lOM

tuteeteant.)
SHREWSBURY BERSTING.—(THIS DAY.)
RAWICEITONg WHLTSR OUP. thee aide. LSO.
Itaight at the Garter. tleaVikaalma. UNA Seaga,
lialigeaticie, Orion, Pirate eteetisatria, Um&
Ceatre. Chivalry, Redivivveo &ad La
Belle Joan* are ben.
WHITEHALL STREPLEORASS. Time inGes. 2.2.
Mae, The Ooloael, Oreettlawat, The Gatels, Bea King,
and Swan are here.
HANDICAP HURDLE BACK. One wile and three
quarters. 2.60.
Me Colossi, Stanton. Skirmish, Hartiestea.
Sane, Barriagtola and Ada are ben.
LONONN3 BTRIPLHaFLABI. Two miles and a quarter.
3.3 D.

Hams. The Guide, Realessie, sad Sun
are

ST. ALBANS MEETING.-(TNTS DAT.)
WHITTENOSTALL PLATE. Two Miles. 1.0.
Atalanta, 13arumite, A Mho:, Oddfealow,
Wed di_ a
Mista_s Peal, Eisi of Spades, of Trumps, Grose-
beck
Oa Biwa FAN%aro Chaim, Lord Harem* Lydia, aad
Lyre him
MAIDEN HUNT CUP. Three saw. .2.30.
Ossetic, nig al Spades, Oresabsok, Paa-
be-oiSPI:4I.4I= Dargbersh, sad Peashaager are hem
MIDLAND RAILWAY BTREPLEORASR. Two miles
and • loalL 3.15.
Ifeenolauos, Ektestober, Kin of Spades, aad Lore is
Mist aro bero.
LUTON ITERPLBCNAOI. Toro miles and • half. 4.0.
Mouessimora, PragaWild Nsweorsaa, Paths, (Morey,
Airs% Weidieg Stag of ffcr4sa
tfekoaTrorx:
Pase&Peleioa, Grew Clartss,
sad Love is • Mist are Yore.

TERRIBLE RAILWAY CATAlTiallil IN
BOHBMI4.

TWENTY-NINE PERSONA KILLED.
PRAGUE, Nov. 11.
"" -

A collision has occurred on the Western Railway,
in Bohemia, at the liorrovitz station, between a passenger
and goods train. 29 persons have been killed and 61 se-
riously injured. The majority of the traveller" were
soldiers on leave.

itscommeas imeitol mid imasselli 81 ale as lecd. TYI
WAessr Wm), MAW, s Main• Abeam ti modes
el the watermy ul WS 14 bows. fa
...sia aria amp. km vlik 114 ellesdisa ballagraas.
L-
Gan. Walbw: lx-iert ihy; a (aseribril)
t.-tag ; 1-14 in ; 1-+p4 I a. ; e.
aolaillaz-mis ; a-mow ; 4.-aimfer. mew or IN4I
hike*, lad *Show& !es 41•Senbiala

Pfelllll3l. barn continued to rine at an •amaleas, 'ad is saw az-
ben* mittens to amount. The brood reading is thine lima
la 30111 to.. at Yarmouth, while the at Animas. ii
about 01 in. Maher. Tealwahme i WY&
have been iiidit and eariabM sad stUrZiwitelmarVesilhor is
wady:d top arid area summa trout mess steliams, ampooleft
to
coast

The subject for debate at the Cambridge Union
on Tuesday night wee :—" That the college kitchen
system in the university is merable, and that no pee-
=anent improvement can be rapeseed until irrespoasible
cooks exchange their practical misepoly for the position
of college sorvents." The hems was crowded through-
out the debate. The motion was carried by a majority of
223 against 17.
THE OLD TENANT FARMER AND THE Niew.—
The old hearty hanehness, which had nothing mean or
sordid about it, but breathed of ease and plenty if not of
refinmesse, yes dimpeared. Here and there, in the north
most ocemonly eases undisturbed cease may be found
amid the swesthf sands of progress, where the old life
still linen. such a house, shirt you can find it, you
may venture at any hour of the day, never unwelcomeor
unweicome& It may be that the " minus" emerges to
receive roe from some back settlement where she has been
deep in Daa.ekold cam. Her arms may be soapy from
bdping in the family wash—her bend, hastily wiped from
mmaakkingg up the butter or raft the clime ; but soap-
suds are cleanly, mid and chase are wholesome,
and she has theiinnate courtesy to fuel that it is better to
come to meet yen, all is hes werildng gear as dimo is, Ma
to keep you wa while she dam -her aftiessosoigicole.
Abe is •• femme and by soashamed
of taking an active part the haft wail or inatj
the butter. What she would =aft be admiedr)fatw
be the ailowieg these thine to be baft sash
• hemelosid_emptimml sow. Uwe fregisesely ibe
obit= will best bleed into sem medestime apertnasst re-
dolent of the =meioses of dime, which des duty as the
drawing-rouse is the modern fernosr's=ithe servant
WilPhaving le epee the shatters for his or
reeepdasi met awe the victim et proprieties
waits, patimity or kir latently, looking at album
ton al vile photographs of what seem to be a specially
ugly circle Of fanny' ocanectiam while the of
thalami* b bustling into her silk dress upstairs=Mem. There
iti ali the time, a ormikatalie tray lame-room into
which be twig= have bee. Glom at ON% and where me
or two of the Imishleee blood jghle mono) its Ades at
the merest insailahe some at the %aft Tam Dot they
would not he seen so employed for the watt.
must be done as they are 11000— or not dune—et
equines. There can be noorsible contort or credit to
any human being concern in such a champ from the
old habits of living. You on't believe in the besiesa's
refinement one whit the more for the silk dress and the
drawing-room ; and if there is any one thing mom than
another which would prevent you from ever en the
house again, it would be the dread of hearing one at the
voting ladies play upon Met piano. —llleoeuvwf Mega the?
for November.

a/•••••
The natal", are of 0111 Coat. amount.
log te 110.7001.. o the Naha) Rix per Lag
a len. which were draw& on .tM Itth inst., mai
are to be paid off at par sa the let Jimmy. The
berme to the holders of tire drawn beads is atrial
to upwards of 30 per cont.
T recent difficulties of the Panama. New Zea-
land. and Australian Royal Mail Chaspaay bola
not interfered with the regular Federman., et the
mail perstee screen the Para°, the steamer Ma-
tense, with the mails, pampers, and cargo
transhipped from the Royal Ifell Company's
ei•UOIr Neva, hence on the 2nd Ootober, hermit
sailed from Panama on the 23rd ideal. The
arrangements made will, it is stated, enable the
genie& to be continued with ins erred efileieney.
At 1 meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Petty.
Railiday. *at marehants. held on Wednee-
day al Reedier& the liabilities were gated at
11,1)6!., lad the assets at SAX A noMPasitim
of in the pound was offered ; bat it was decided
*NW= amignment should be made to fire of the
41.22_1014_

a. Mwiß
le from the Oinsadies Yews:
Neer Ye* state hat segatietious are mew
Owes ugh he greet Awakes esserembe hem Da-
Ade sailemed and boa Detroit westward to aid fa the
of the peeps's& MOW Omeadisa Mai Maureen
Donde and Dna* he whisk • darter wee sheltie&
dwing the kat simian of the Oramedia putieemod. . 71e
NO well aware that ao mosey an be raised
_e soils for no eseeleallioa of • line wilds
would roadie the emplial hooded la the Greet Waimea
of Casedim & Railerealet igradonlve, or nearly per of
la
their tp obtain each gamil& of
remaus met b thee to raise the in
America. t
• htits Aweates ofz the new Tack Onstral
wean. The
Ind wield, of awn* eawswiod the
tagnallariCe Maim heteatly_i_a_thine oempaahe beteg la
offered te WM.
ilElielrat tl. arw rents i. to twenty miles
F then Set by the Great Walsh of Canada—is
free hoe en limey grannie; wend be eatirely ender
the cantret of he haeriews esispeidie, sad requires a lime
share of the "though "rate. than is now paid to the
Groat Westims, se it is stated that it ma be oonitmoted
for leis than one-third of the oast of the latter line. It is
also said that no risk would be hummed by the Americas
companies, bemuse • mach lees sum than that they now
pzint4the Great Western of Quad& would, as it is
cas ounce pa tithe working cost and interest of
pital on the to
new li.
-Subjoined is Messrs. Culver well, Brooks, and
Co's. report of yesterday's bide sales.
At the twenty-first series of bide sales for the year
there was a good demand, principally for the home trade,
and schemed rates were realised. East India.--Calcutta
were in good &mend. the home trade being the chief
operators, and the whole of the quantity offered was sold
at full prime to. in some instance., an advance of quite
Id. per lb. Cochin sold at higher prices. Oopealpore
were rather easier. Of 113,312 hides offered, 111,300 sold.
East India.—Buffalo.—For the portion sold advanced
rates were in some instances obtained. Leather.—East
India all sold at full to improved prices. Australian was
in good demand at full prices to jd. per lb. advance.
Salted Hides.—Cape sold well. Australian realised late
rates. West India brought full prices. Lisbon sold at
late prices. Dry and Drysalted Hidae.—Tangiers were
rather dearer. African brought late rates. West India
sold well. Brasil were bought in. Horse Bides.--Salted
South American.—For those sold about late rates were
obtained. Bark.—Mimosa was dull, and nearly all bought
in.

The subjoined memorandum relates to the
business of the Hop and Malt Exchange :
This market has not exhibited any variation since our
last report, although 1100k8 few more mho of second
quality English hops bare been completed with dia•
cult}, at lower rates; while the holding off from per.
chasing inferkir qualities continues. The few remmaing
Ans hope are readily disposal of, at former quotations.
Ths high rats, demanded for American hops appear to
Mre caused import,to fall off. Bavarians of be quality
continue to bring full gateau ; other descriptions are
offered at low rates The malt bade remains quiet.
The following is the official return of the cheques
and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house for
the week ending, Wednesday, Nov. 11 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 511,04010
=tow. 6
, Nov. 7
11,000,060
Mareirg, Nov. 9
Tesnisy, Nov. 10 10,34006
Wednesday, Nov. 11
66,766,00.
Gan Dasaysnian, C£hief Impeder.
Bankers' Cisariag-honsa Nov. 11.
For the corresponding week of last year, when
as now, the clearances were not affected by any
special cause of disturbance, the total was
61 072 000/.

The 'weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following
apes (the exchange being takes
at 25fr. tow ) : •
Coinas&
Dills dissessied
Notes la desolation
Privies digedis Demme 28,000
Treireary biker* Diereses 272.000
Advaaess
The coin and bullion continue to decline, but this
week there is also a decrease in the note circula-
tion and discounts.

The return of the Bank of Ragland for the week
ending Wednesday, Nov. 11, compared with
that for the previous week, shows the following
a= Wee £33,230,166 Deorsass 8193,820
Cirealanon move
Pehlisilsposies 4,744,768 Lames 488,644
Othes &gaits 19,248,711 Increess: 627,648
OesespessaA securities in

ia°thurliallathilels".lllB4.ll6l.llll4imblak 1146,485'317,870654 Nlncresseo Change'
668,774
Csingatagini"bullioa is both
asportanots 19,366,860 Deareass 118,8118
&ma day and aim Ws 606,022 DUMAS 48,137
1,083,083 Inmost MIA

Notes rimers 9,290,840 Inman 383,234
Total:mem Notes Kea)
in basking deipartasest 10,452,53.3 Ineresee 4.58,167
The increase of 388,7741. in the " other securities"
indicates a distinct revival at last in the Bank's
discount and loan business, but the consequent
drain upon the Bank's resources has been much
more than made up by the large influx both of
government and private deposits, the result being
an increase of 458,167/. in themes-re. The amount
of the decrease-118,8881.—in the coin and bullion
somewhat exceeds the sum known to have been
withdrawn from the Bank for export during the
week, and it would, therefore, appear that coin is
still being taken in connection with the elections.

B IX 9r

Ax Aooocnre. Pineaat
tor the west ending cm_

ENGLAND.

;aftmai& Victoria. cep."
redellelai, HOT. u, 131/0.;

Neiee issued 5a5.77411147 0;;;;;;eist Debt ...mots,tce
Mir Ikeseitime
Odd Ombierri
Mae pamia.teosome
Dram —

a 41110.1611

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19,241,711 4.144 MS
Odor Depoits
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141,X140 'LAM
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NW tb• lab day or November. tilt.

TIIIIIIIDAT iTIVINCI.

Consols, which closedyesterday at 941, " sellers,”
for the let Deeembrteo.o2lned this morning at the
same quotation, 941,"buyers," end
closed at 941 to 1, which was likewisethe final quo-
tation for money. The Three per Chats. Reduced
and New Three per Oasts. were bet tasted 921 to ;
Bank Mock 944 to 946 ; limbs/gum 16a to
Ns. prem. ; India Tan-and-a-Half per Cent.
Stook, 916 to 917; ditto Five per Cad., 1141 to
1161; ditto Pour per Cant., 1021 to 103 ;
Bondi, 19s. to 17s. prim. ditto Five par
Omit. Debinhmes, 1061 to t, showing a &ohne
of 1. The *MOM Dunham report is as fol-
lows:—Three per Cont. Comols, for mosey, 941,
tuts!; ditto, for account, 941; Three per
Reduced, 921, 1; New Three per
Casts.. 321. ; lathe 81eek 1161. 141 ; ditto,
Pour per Cent., 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent.
" anfeeed " rupee paper, 99; ditto Fivs-and-a-
Half per Cent., 1101; ditto Five per Cent. De-
bentures, 1051.
Foreign bonds were very firm in the morning,
and numerous dealings occurred at Luse irscit&-
tions. Towards the close of basins^ however, a
flatter tone was apparent, in respams to a relapse
on the Paris Bourse. Compared with the lad prams
of yesterday ' Peruvian Bonds of 18.1 left of at a
reduction of 1 per cent. ; Turkish. OM per Cents.
of 1866, and Brownian of 1866,1; Maclean and
Spanish of 1867, 1 ; and the Honduras Railway
Loan, 1. Egyptian of 1868 and Turkish of 1848

I were J et eat WOW o 4 4 ectook ; sad Greek
and ihe Viceroy of liapl's Nine Osat. Lose, I.
1 Railway no firm. Great
Mateo B. sod Groat Wester', hally paid,
im-
per asst. The closing priors were so
lta :--Oresi Bottom Five par Omit. A. 1069
to 107 ; ditto Five per Ont. B, 1061 to 107
area Western Five per Cent., 1071 to 163 S
ditto, GO per cent. paid, 6 to lif print. t
Loudon and Brighton Four-and-a-Ualf per Nat..
lamed et 96, Si to 44 prow. ; South Essiern Vivo
per Cent., 109# to 1101; ditto scrip, & per cent:
peid, bf to 6 prem.
Bank shares met with inguiri. and ► rise of 10s:
book phsce in London Joint Stook, London and
Wssintinn
ofittr *rip), Uon of
we
were rei* end
Unio London. Impenirial Ott else
slightly better, ot 1 13-16 to 1 111-16 pees. Oa
the other hand, New Booth Wales WI 11Lodi
Yo ge Bank of India Debentuais w.. 1 per
asst.
irtnitanial slums were quoted the slit as re.
terdsy. being Ss :—/ntemllemer 1 1-111
fo 1 1-16 tUs. • Cleland Credit, 21*to 21 dke.;
Credit Tossake, in
to per sham and 'goal=
Iffnemelal, $4 to 23 die.
. _ _

Atbostio Cable shares were without variation.
ActArerican closed at 21f to 22, and Adman
to 1 1
T Right per Cud. Preference, at 3 13-10
Misoellaneons shares were dealt in to only •
andante extent. There was a good deunind,
hoverer, for Electric sod International
which rose 21. North British and Yercanireliret
=rano. improved 11. • but Natal Land fail 10s. ;
Radian's Bay, 7s. 6d. ; and Rio Improvements.
Ss. Italian Irrigation Bonds were le per cent.
better.

United States 5-20 Bonds were inquired for, and
rose to 1 per mat. Atlantic and Great Western
Railwaiertelastures improved ; ditto Consoli-
dated Bonds, ; and Illinois Central
Mortgage , 1. Brie shares, however.
fell ; and Illinois Central, 1. Prices closed
as follows:—United States 6-20 Bonds, 1882, 74
to 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1885, 721 to 73 ; ditto 10-40.
1904, 711 to 1; Brie Railway shares, 2•i} to 1;
Illinois Central, 96 to 1 ; Atlantio and Great
Western Debentures, 371 to 38; ditto Consoli-
dated Mortgage Bonds, 39 to 1.