The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-30 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3O, 1854,

ing, with the exception of tho Irish Law Bill, is now re.
Jucefl to 275/. &. 81.
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SPORTING NOTES.

_ .
The report awl the sta,tementof accounts hAvinz hero
adopted, the proceedings, which only occupied a lew
minutw, thou ciosed.

;SOT IVORK AT E:I:MSFOR.D.

The pursuit of sport under difficalties was disagree-
experienced at Chelmsford yesterday. Scarcely a
breath of air was stirring, and the scorching heat of an
unclouded sun rendered the spectators languid and in-
difftrent to the races. The sport, too, was alike most
insignificant hi quantity and character, and was not
marked by an incident of an interesting nature. The
counter attractions at Derby, too, rendered the attend-
ance of speculators very limited : and, indeed, if some
reform be not introduced into the management, the
meeting will neither obtain the patronage of the local
gentry nor the support of owners of horses. The town
committee and race committee may comprise jolly good
fellows enough, but they certainly seem incompetent to
carry out their undertaking with the slightest shadow of
success.

OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVER
HAMPTON.

The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday at the
London Tavern, Bishopgate-street. J. Parson, Esq.,
took the chair, in the absence of Capt. Rushout,
The report has already appeared.
• The CHAIRMAY moved the adoption of the report, and
the declaration of a dividend of 2 per cent. for the half-
year on the preference shares.
An amendment was moved for leaving •ut that part
of the report relating to the broad gauge, but it was
negatived.

The report was then adopted, and a dividend of 2
per cent, for the half-year on the preference shares was
agreed to unanimously, and the meeting adjourned.

The fields were miserably small. Only four started
for the Chelmsford Handicap. Little Naughty made
all the running, and was only defeated within a few
strides of the chair by Miss Bolton. If I make no error
of judgment Little Naughty was most clumsily ridden at
the finish. Nutpecker slipped, and, I am informed,
ricked his back. But for this mischance, I think he
would have upset the "pot " on Miss Bolton.
The favourites were the winners in every instance, ex-
cept one. 3 to 1 was betted on the Marchioness colt for
the Galleywood Stakes, but he was beaten easily by
Vestige. A horse with more shaky understandings
than those of the favourite I never saw, and over the
hard course it seemed any odds on his breaking down
against his winning.
I intended to express my notions as to the probable
result of the races at Lincoln, but I can gather no infor-
mation here respecting the competitors, and I am there-
fore disinclined to guess even at the winners.
Chelmsford, Tuesday Night. A FRESH MAN.

COUP:P. BA KR
(Before Mr. Commis-sinner Foliblittique.)
IN RE JOSEPH LAKIN.
This was the certificate meeting. The bankrupt was
a draper, of Crawford-street, Marylebone. The ac-
counts extend from January, 1852, to May, 1854. and
show at their commencement a deficiency of 5421. He
now owes to unsecured creditors 1,2481.; secured, 6551.:
liabilities, 8421. There are little or no assets. The pro-
perty held by creditors was valued at 5151.
There was no opposition.
His Honour said that the bankrupt, having com-
menced with a deficiency of 5401., ha►d contracted debts
and liabilities to the amount of 2,0001., to meet which
there was but 301. The book-keeping had been bad,
and the certificate, third class, must be suspended three
months.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Watt and James, of Bristol, and Wait, James, and Co.,
of Gloucester, general merchants—Joseph Henry Ferguson
and John Bell Mnschanip, of Wareham, Dorsetshire,
chemical manufacturers—lsidore Bloomenthal and John
Hunt, 9, Dover-place, and 8 and 9, Weymouth-place,
New Kent-read, wholesale stationers—John Hall and
William Wilson, of Manchester, ironmongers—Stephen
Cox and William Score, Gloucester, manufacturers of
vitriol—William Roebuck and Henry Roebuck, Hudders-
field, cotton warp manufacturers—Joseph Smith, Bernard
Smith, William Stephens, George F. Barber, and Alex.
Brooks Millington. 30 and 31, St. Martin's-le-Grand, Man-
chester, warehousemen (so far as regards Joseph Smith)—
James Naylcir and James Bennett, 2 5, Oxford street,
ironmongers—Peter A. Ermen, Friedrich Engels, arid
Peter J. G. Errnen, Manchester, merchants (so far as re-
gards Peter A. Ermen)—Johu Benjamin Franklin and
James W. Franklin, 48, Chapel-street, Islington, butchers
—Stewart Tournay and William Tinker. 29, Bridge-house-
place, Newington-causeway, steam wheel inanufactunrs—
Stephen Oates and Widiain Ashdown, late of 167, Picca-
dilly, gas-fitters—Edward Curphey and Thomas Quirk, of
Douglas, Isle of Man, grocers—Thomas Blayds Molyneux
and Laurence Frederick Keogh, of Liverpool, cotton
brokers Robert Fuge and Thomas Davis, of 119, St
John-street-road, Clerkenwell, rr>aneral wafer manufac
turers—Rictiari Mills, Edward Webb, Frederick Stuart,
and Thomas Webb, of Wordsley, Staffordshire, glass ma-
nufacturers—John Walker Cane Browne Cane and Benja-
min Stapleton, of Manchester, estate agents—Samuel
Orchard, Edward Willis, and Jp.mes Berry Greening,. of
2, Wheatsheaf-yard, Farringdo4i-street, City, type and
plate facers (so far as regards Edward Willis) —George
linden Hickman, Alfred- Hickman, .John Stones, and
Joseph Stones, of Tividale, Staffordshire, ironmasters (so
far as regards Joseph Stones).
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
William Jamieson, stoc',:-broker, Glasgo.,v.
Stewart M'Millan, singer and calico printer, Kil-
marnock.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, AUG. 29.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS. —Tb e Christianshanb, from
Dantzic ; Albion, Jemea ; Bertha, Memel; Flensborg,
Archangel ; St. Michael, Archangel ; George, Archangel ;
Sea, Odessa ; Arno, Archangel ' • Jeus Norest of the Mimic,
Randers ; Lezzie Aishett, Gottenburgh ; Ernst Brockle-
mann, Archangel ; Belton, Nyland ; Alma, Skelleftea ;
Flora Kerr, Jamaica ; Telegraph, Quebec.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING.—The Happy Re-
turn, for Antwerp ; Felicitas, Flamburgh Johanna Mari',
Varel ; Malcolm, Geelong ; Lochnagar, Shanghai ;
Mains ; ;Martha, Constantinople; Mariner's Hope, Ant
werp ; Alfred, Calcutta ; Eliza, Bruges ; Yssel, Adelaide ;
Janneta, Sydney.
CLEARED OUTWARDS WITS CARGO.—The Royal Saxon
for
,Sydney; Alert, Dunkirk; Elizabeth, Amsterdam;
Arnind6e, Hamburgh ' • Great Britain, Quebec and Mon-
treal ; Esperanza, Punta Arenas; Matilda, Trinidad ; En-
chantress, Monte Video and Buenos Ayres ; Canneston,
Berbice ; Happy Return, Antwerp ; Industry., Brest ;
Manchester, Dunkirk; Christiana, Cornwall ; Busher,
Bussora.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
The Larne, bound W., July 22, lat. 47 N, long. 34 W.
The Antelope, Antigua to Dublin, July 28, lat. 63 N.
The Star of the West, Liverpool to New York, July 21,
lat 37 N, long. 44 W.
The Jacob A. Westervelt, New York to Liverpool, July
26, lat. 44 N, long. 49 W.
The Eagle, of Glasgow, lat. 42 N, long. 13 W.
The Briton (barque) of Kirkcaldy, bound westward,
June 23. lat. 53 8, long. '5 W.
The Premier (barque) bound westward, August 22, lat.
50 N, long. 10 W.
The Mary Harrison, of London, August 20, lat. 46 N,
long. 11 W.
The Pendleton, Pill to St. John's, N. 8., August 23, lat.
51 N, long. 16 W.
The Naples, City Point to Liverpool, Aug. 7, lat. 37 N,
long. 73 W.
The El Dorado, St. John's, N. 8., to Liverpool, Aug. 1,
Ist. 42 N, long. 63 W.
The Gleaner, Jamaica to Liverpool, Aug. 4, lat. 25 N,
long. 80 W.
The Boston Light, New Orleans to Liverpool, Aug. 5,
lat. 31 N, long. 74 W.
The Hamilton Campbell, from Liverpool, Aug. 8, lat.
47 N, long. 52 W.
The Stephen Watson (brig), of Sunderland, for Quebec,
July 25, off Cape Rozier.
The Jessie Boyles. St. John's, N. 8., to Liverpool, Aug.
7, lat. 43 N. long. 60 W.
The Salamanca, Hong Kong to London, June 5, lat. 44
S, long. 88 E.
The Hum holit (Ffamburgh barque), Valparaiso to Lon-
don (95 days out), Aug. 8, let. 17 N, long. 32 W.
The Augusta, of Yarmouth Cadiz to St. John's, New-
foundland, Aug. 18, lat 44 N., long. 38 W.
The Prince Albert, Jamaica to London, long. 47 W.
The Oromocto, of Liverpool, steering west, Aug. 12,
lat. 45 N., long. 31 W.
ThA Alphonse N. Cezird, London to Australia, July 5,
lat. 13 N., long. 26 W.
The Ellen, Sierra Leone to Falmouth, July 18, lat, 15
N., long. 22 W.
The Adelaide, London to Demerara, July 18, lat. 7 N.,
long. 9 W.
The Princeton, New York to Liverpool, July 2, lat. 42
N., long. 62 W.
The Ellen Oliver, Liverpool to Boston, Jnly 16, lat. 38
N., long. 37 W.
The Gertrude, Jamaica to London, July 30, lat. 26 N.,
long. 80 W., had been 10 days becalmed.
The Sumner, Canton to London, June 25, lat. 11 S.,
long. 97 E.
The Ship, No. 4389, supposed a transport, June 17, lat.
44 N., long. 12.

INCENDIARY FIRES AT MANCHESTER. -On Monday
evening, about a quarter past eight o'clock, an alarm
was given that the cellar warehouses of Messrs. Wilkin-
son and Davison, calico merchants, Morley-street, Man-
chester, were on fire. The fire brigade were sent for'
and arrived with an engine in a very short time, but in
the interval Palice-constable Andrew Action had
effected an entrance, and found that the cause of alarm
was a quantity of burning cotton wool wrapped in 'a
paper, which had been thrown in through a window,
and had done no harm beyond burning a hole in the
counter. A pane of glass had been newly broken in a
front window; most likely for the purpose of throwing
in the burning material. The warehouse extends under
three others, belonging to other parties, and had the
incendiary fully effected his object a large amount of
property would no doubt have been destroyed. An in-
cendiary fire is also reported to have been attempted on
Saturday night last.
PRACTICAL JOKING IN LIVERPOOL.—During the last
week a series of/ "practical jokes" have been perpe-
trated on Mr. Henry Hunt, of the Star Hotel, William-
son-street, Liverpool, believed to be the _ production
of a coterie of " strong minded women," out of re-
venge to Mr. Hunt, who is a widower, for the suc-
cessful manner in which he resisted their individual
-attempts to obliterate his date of single blessedness.
The facts are brifly these :—On Thursday morning
a violent knocking was heard at Mr. Hunt's door,
at an early hour, and on proceeding to ascertain the
'cause, Mr. Hunt found a bevy of sweeps from rival
proprietors, who each had been furnished by a note
signed by Mr. Hunt, that all the flues ' in the house
reqUired sweeping. Later in the same day, the house
was, besieged with anpraisers "to take an inventory
of the goods,", and by messengers from tradesmen in
every quarter of the town with quantities of glass, gro-
ceries, &c. In the evening a journeyman joiner entered
the house to-measure Mr. Hunt for his c.iffin, and
having been told of the trick played upon him ap-
peared greatly disappointed. Several of the leading
'medical practitioners welt summ.,ned by the gime
handwriting to call 'te see Mr. Hunt, who had, it
was alleged. been attacked with premonitory symptoms
of cholera. But the "unkindest cut of all" was reserved
for Friday morning, arid when a hearse and two mourn-
ing coaches drove up to the door of the Star Hotel, and
the driver, in a sable suit and white choker, demanded
"if the funeral was ready." This was the most serious
"joke," as Messrs. Busby, to whom. the order was sent,
happened to have all their hearses and mourning para.
*pherrilia engaged, and were compelled, at an expense
of upwards of 51., to borrow them from a rival pro-
p'r'ietor. Not content with the above and sundry other
performances,..the "jokers" wrote copies of the marriage
of Mr. Hunt with a Mrs. Grady, widow of a Tipperary
squire ; of- the death of 'Mr. Hunt, at his residence,
Williamson-square and of the birth, at the S?ar Hotel,
of the wife of Mr. H. Hunt of a son and heir, ell on the
same day, and sent each to a separate newspaper. We
learn that Mr.' H. was successful in suppressing the
birth and his death iii the local iiewspapers,but the fact
of his marriage crept into -evert]. The authorities have
obtained a clue to the perpetrators ; and we fear, from
the number and respectability of the " dupes," they
will prove but " sorry jests" if the perpetrators are dis-
covered.

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LAW INTELLIGeN(7E. ' existed. He ,Pd not rare to whiehliOsaid the.rate, but sere esrtsin F. T.r S a I:7i,len.' of 4s. 11- (rnn.kir,"
. • ,
J, :.t) :- -.., • i;:,:y t , lee, is .i" `';ti ir —,i. , • :,, i)..a:,1',..„,—,1-1-:,T, L;;,c,„1,,,.,,n
'• ,• !. ~ ..,,,., who reve-entecl the chli7:Y•wartienp, ad- in.\ :-..,.- ; -:-:':I.,,I.1;
, ,;,4,; such 6isp'utes did ex-t. a , the case was 1)1..vi I ;10isirzi, j,iry., . f i,,,:5:,,..,,, ~,,,,x iluatu,:ig-t, it T.0.i., a t:7a facture clay, Mr. Neut. ft basing, ebserveri F,-;e1 teui ber 20—John ijirch nail, late id Ti herr egton, Ch:s
that it was rather hard on Mr. Brewn that he should be shire, cotton spinner, October 20—Joshua Wei:mall, of
put to the inconveuience of attending, and did not Glossop, Derbyshire, shoemaker, October s—Wil:iarn
AVilltinson Rawling, Samuel Rawl,ng, and John Rawling,
think it was right he should be put to ally expense in
the matter. of Manchester, carriers, October 6 —Richard Fairbourn, of
Preston Laucashirs wholesale grocer, October 12—David
Toe next summons, against Mr. Henry Bicknell
---' also APTeer,' of Manchester, &Haat, and Liverpool, merchant
of the Lawu, Norwood, being precisely the same as the
i last, it also was adjourned. IS\.;.prts.,,Til.bkesi2,le—hJo.islhdrei
r.isooobtrooh•tesrito_f
cSht7rsitef,st-rure•otutrGAihn,:
i The third was against Mr. William Rayner, who was of aEccleshall,'Stadliirdhire, grocer, OctOber 14 —He e);
i said to be a Roman Catholic, and when it was called on Ansley and William Walton, of Birmingham, draper,
a brother of Mr, Rayner handed to the magistrate a October 7.
letter, representing that he (111 r. Rayner) disputed both CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.
the validity of the rate and his own liability thereto, as John Solomon, of 12, Circus, Minories, shipowner, Sep-
' he had been incorrectly assessed. tember 20—William Fowler, of Abergavenny, Monmouth-
The churchwardens advocate argued that no legal shire, grocer, September 20—James Hope, of Burnley,
objection could be urged at the present stage of the pro- Lancashire, grocer, September 30—John Rawling, of Mau-
ceeding. If the defendant had anything to urge against chester, currier, October 2—Richard Fairbourn, of Preston,
the validity of the rate, he should have given notice of Lancashire, wholesalegrocer, Septem ber23--Charles Robin-
trying it in the Eeclesiastical Court ; anti. having failed son, of Brierley-hill, :Staffordshire, boot and shoe mann-
facturer Worces-
terial. in this, the duty of the magistrate became merely minis- t ' October 12—Henry Rubbra of Dudley,
ershire, grocer, October 9—Thomas Archer and Samuel
Archer, of Burslna, Staffordshire, ilors, cto
Mr, Thorn, the parish clerk of the district church of William Burrows,e of Leicester, tailor,ta OctoberO 10.ber 9
St. Luke, and also the collector of the church-rate, de-
posed to the rates having been made, the first on the INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
es Gardner, of Birmingham, milliner—John
Edwin
16th April, 1852, on which the defer !ant owed 8s 4d ,
BoEttdiweli ojfam Birmingham, brick clearer—Charles Taylor,. of
and the second on the 18th April, 1853, on which the Birmingham, tailor—Henry James Horton, of Binning-
defendant
was assessed for 10s. Bd. ham, coal dealer—Daniel Watts, of Birmingham grocer—
Mr. Rayner, the brother to the r;efendant, expressed Eliza Cameron, of Edgbaston, Warwickshire, niilliner—
a hope that the case might be adjourned to a future day, John Furneaux, of Devonport, beer-house keeper—Chas.
when his brother would be in attendance, as he believed Church, of Newport, Monmouthshire, beer-house keeper—
he had a good defence to the charge. Williin Sayce, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, inn-
After some discussion as to the legality of the rate, and keeper—John Thomas, of Abergavenny, Monmouthshire,
a reference to many of the law authorities on the sub- labourer George Jubilee, of Abergavenny, Monmouth-
ject, Mr. Norton expressed his surprise that it never oc-
shire, plumber—Joseph Jackson, of Mould Green, York
curred to the Legislature to raise this rate by pew rents, shire, ,joiner—James Molyneux, of Huddersfield, York-
which would be the proper and legitimate mode of rais- lire,josrn
Lincolnshire,tieyomutan
salesman—Johnof
ing it, and which would put an end to the very uriplea- ton, Lincolshire, out employment—Joshuaofusiness— Gregoryttsi.aofeßoof
sant bickering to which the present mode of raising it Folkestone, Kent, out of business—Charles Frederick Page, of
rise,
thong, of Huline, Manchester, teacher of music—Margaret
The case of Mr. Rayner, as well as the others, was Williams, of Brynmawr, Breconshire, beerhouse-keeper—
ultimately adjourned to a future day. Watkin Williams, of Brynmawr, Breconshire, innkeeper
—James Shackleton, of Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler
—Thomas
_Goddard, of Caversham, of Oxfordshire, tile
maker.

COUNT 1.),Y ITARKETS.

LIV-Zai'-)M.,—AuGus-r 9.
The attendance of millers and dealers was pretty fair.
better business was effected in wheat than was anticipated'
by holders making a co ncession of bout GI per bushel from
Tuesday last. Choice brands ofa flour commanded close
upon late rates, but the uncertain qualities were -quite ord
glected, and prices nominal. Indian corn in good deleMi_„
and fully as dear as last week. Very little liminess iv!:
transacted in oats, oatmeal, and barley, and prices with_e.u!
material change. There was a good show of new wheat DY,
the neighbouring farmers, quality and cArlition both fil?,°.
and the prices realised were Es 6d to 8s 9d per 70 lbs. 0'
red, and 8s 9d to 9s for white.

IPSWICH—AUGUST 29. ost
The weather for the past ten days has been of the In
magnificent character, and harvest operations have be
carried on with the greatest success. We had not 00 toT,
a supply of new grain at this day's market as was to b.
been expected, and the growers are most unwilling enact
mit to the "panic prices," nor could the millers buTuti
prices corresponding with the repo ted The clirfor
and condition of many of the samples are excellent.
1.004
samples of barley offering, but the quality was "17 "1'
and could only be bought for grinding pUTPOS"'
%
PER QUARTER. PIE QUO
Wheat, red (old) 48s to 52s Barley, ..
.. ... :2°85 t 00.461
Ditto (new) • to —s Beans grinding
Ditto, white (now) 52s to 58s ......... 345 te
000
Peas
.................. to
Ditto (old)
Barley, malting
AVERAGES POE THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST 29,1854'
Wheat
Od
Oats
Peas
7d
Bears

HULL—AUGUST 29.
0•Or
To-day we had a very small show of old wheatiu_bli/ pas
ral samples of new, which were selling at sSsnto_
white, 635. We_ to Hof
e_ suppose old wheat was from os ,se of tb.
The value of foreign wheat varies with the Pi"
holder and buyer. All spring corn is in consutePs•-•e.
mane, debuctavkaelsu, andtsple cj
L
eisroegiluvlaerytedqubyiett;hasto
alsoofthre s
speseed, coos
and bones.
Peas, grey and black 60 to
Linseed, Black Sea-. r 8 to 60
Ditto Petersburgu
Ditto Riga and Ar4m2 to
ange1.............. v
Ditto Konigsberg ana to
Memel ............... t Toe,
6arvio
101 gsz I
1:11
rains. c 10/ 129 , its 0d
00
Ditto fijunte.
ffoorr..
. os to
Rapeseed ...... v , w
!tape cakes ... ilos vv°
000 001
Cares, English...... w
:)itto foreign ...... OuT_ 0.
;uano ..... 4/ 100 81 to
aloyneelts .....
..........
......
......

s s
Wheat, English, red 58 to FOI
Ditto white CO to 65
Dantzie and Konigs-
berg
Po rue ranian and Ham-
burgh
Danish, Holstein, and
Friesland 5B to 601
Russian and Odessa to
Oats, English
Ditto Danish
Ditto Friesland to
Ditto Russian 2s to
Barley, malting
Ditto grinding 25 to 2i
Beans
Ditto foreign
Peas, white and yel 4O to 4:

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS•

LIVERPOOL, AUG. 29.
elt veil
STOOK EXCHANGE.—The market to-day has ,b 8 r cso-
buoyant, and we advance our uotations alsre%l Pie3d Cbr
on yesterday's prices. Birkenqhead, Lancashire, ;Torthell
shire shares, 643 d; Caledonian, 34 ; Grest; Dodos
A, 8 11-16 • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 70i 11;wester*
and North-Western, 1.; 34 ; London and Sout,
,ii.
82 ; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln, 244 A l9l'
69,1 704 ; North-Eastern, Berwick Capital Stock'
South Eastern, 19 13-16 1.

MANCHESTER, AUG. 29.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—We have hsd a sliglipu,:taii3.s
market as regards prices to-day, but not a large
Leeds, '7O Ditto Fifths, 61, 5'13-16 ; Dovers, 19i
Lancashire, 17,1 ; West Ridings, 31 die.; EdiaburgP
Glasgow, 29i; Eastern Counties, 12i.

LEEDS, AUG. 29. • tili.
.... A b." %al
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market was va.., ac t 3
The transactions in Midlands and Lanfia 034
and Yorkshires have been numerous. Lances
Yorkshire, 70f; Midland, 69.; ; North Westerns, 6r

BIRMINGHAM, AUG. 29.
nci
STOCK EXCHANGE.—AII shares were in advs--,:0
market to-day. Loudon and North-Western BighZi ano
►
done at 4 dis. ; Shrewsbury and Birminghanas,
for the next account at 73. t.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—YEsTErwiI'
. .
krnsterclarn • . • . 11 1 ,% Gibra tar .. • • • • ...• •. ••• ' • 30
Ditto, three months .. 1 I 171` grorn .. ••••• • • • • 00 41
Rotterdam ............ 11 I 7( Genoa ........ •• •• •• ' • •••••
An twet p .. 25 .30 Ai Ilan : .. ••••• • • • • ••••
`rus=els 25 30 Venice ........ •••••• •• 44
• iamburgh .......... 13 6% Naples •
ltona .. • Palermo .... •• • • • • • • '•
Paris .. • • .... 25 7% Messina ....... •• ••
Ditto, three months .. 25 30 Lisbon ..
Marseilles ............. 25 30 Oporto ••• • ••
Itourde ,ux ............ 'Rio Janeiro ..... . •• • • • •
F ankfort on- Vain° 119 Buenos Ayres.... •••• • •
terlin ................ ,New York, 60 days' sight
V1enna................ 11 34 Phdad Iphia .... • •
Trieste........ •• •• 12 36 ' PRICES OF BIILLICN, res„— 9
Petersburg ............ 36% Foreign Gol in Bars £3 0
Madrid Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
•.. 50 31ex can Do tars...: 0 0 0
Barc.-lone ............ New Dol,ars ... 0 0
Silver in bars • • .... 0 o_oo.