The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1864.

grove, Islington, was charged before Mr. Barker with em-
beuhng several sums of motley, received by him for and on
account of his employer, Mr. Alexander (trading as Alex-
ander and Co.), brewer, of the Gordon Brewery, Caledo-
nian-road.

Mr. George Lewis appeared for the prosecution, and
said that the prisoner's defalcations were rather liege, bat
as it would require time to ascertain the full. extent to
which the prisoner had gone, he should ask that the pri-
soner might be committed to the Central Criminal Court
for trial, and he would then She the pri.oner notice of
the charges of forgery that it was intended to prefer
aping him.
. _

—From the evidenoe it appeared that the prisoner had been
in the employ of the promactor for some time, and his duty
wu to take out beer, receive the money, and account for all
he received either that night or the following morning.
When he left beer which was not paid for it
was his duty to get one of the parties at the house he had
delivered the beer to sign a book to that effect.
Some suspicion being entertained that all wm not correct
with the prisoner's accounts, an inquiry wee instituted, the
result of which was that several came of embezzlemeut and
forgery were found out against the prisoner for some yearn.
To prevent detection, the prisoner bad altered the figures on
the bills delivered to him to give to the customers, and
in others had made entries in the book where none
should have been made., and in others he entered figures
that were false. When the prisoner was taken into custody
by Po:ice-constable Witham, 550 N, he at first said that he
knew nothing at all about the matter but afterwards said
be had lost some money, and that had caused him to get
behind, but if time was given to him he should be able to
make the money up.
The prisoner having been cautioned that what he said in
defence would be taken down and might be used in evidence
against him, said—l own I have done wrong, and I wish to
beg my employer's pardon. I lost • sum of money
some time back, and it was on that amount that I got be-
hind in my payment. It was not my intention to have
robbed my employer of one single halfpenny.
Mr. Barker said that cases of embezzlement seemed to be
on the increase. He then committed the prisoner to the
Central Criminal Court for trial.
The prisoner applied that be might be admitted to hail, as
he could find good sureties.
Mr. Barker said it was acase in which he could not find
bail, and therefore be refused the application.
The prisoner, who seemed to feel his position acutely, was
then removed.
MARLBOHOU OH-STREET.
DISCHAROII.IO FTRZWORIiaI IN THE BTIIMETS.
-

Edward Buckingham, a young man, was charged before
Mr. Tyrwhitt with discharging fireworks in the streets.
Police-constable b 2 E proved seeing the defendant last
night discharging a squib in Warren•street, Fitzroyquare.
As soon as the defendant saw him approaching he ran away.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said discharging firework, in the streets
was a moat dangerous practice, and the defendant was old
enough to know better.
The defendant was fined Se.

WANDSWORTH.
HOME STEALING.

William Nonrood-alias iiiiiraVPelliny, who was de-
scribed as • groom, was finally examined on a charge of
stealing • bay mare, value 101., the property of Mrs. Mary
Rayne, of West Barnes Farm, Merton.
It appeared from the evidence that on the morning of the
26th tilt. the mare wee safe in the prosecutor's paddock, and
at that time the prisoner was seen by Lucy Kiog,
Mrs. Rayne's servant, standing near her mistress's gate,
with • bridle in his hand. Shortly afterwards the
mare was missed and on the same day the prisoner took
it to Messrs. Stapleton's horse repository, Bishotegate,
street, where he left it with instructions to sell it without
reserve. He produced • letter signed Henry Thornton,
and dated the 26th, which had been addressed to Mr.
Aldridge, Horse Repository, St. Martin's-lane, for the
sale of the mare at the highest price, which stated
that whatever the damage might be, hie son would
pay him. It transpired that the letter was written by a
young man named Henry Thornton, living in Putney, at the
request of the prisoner, who said he could not write. On
Saturday previously Thornton signed his own name, because
the prisoner represented that be did not wish his father
to know that he was horse dealing, ea the
last time he went hone dealing there was a
bother about it at the time. The prisoner also told
the young man on the Saturday that be had bought • bay
mare oat of South Fields, Wandsworth, for IW. It ap-
peered from • statement made by the prisoner after he was
in custody, that he took the mare to the Hone Reposi-
tory, St. Martin's-lane, but as the sale was then
on, it could not be received, and he next went with it to
Messrs. Stapleton's. The mare was sold for 21. 10s., and
on the prisoner applying for the mosey, on the following
Monday, Sergeant Davis was waiting to apprehend him.
Mr. Ingham inquired of the prisoner whether be had any
questions to ask of the witnesses.

The prisoner—I have nothing to u:c ; seed me to Aus-
tralia u soon u you like.
"'• • • .

Inspector Loss Awe informed his worship that the prisoner
was a ticket-o[4o6re convict. There was another use
against him. _ _

bridle and • pair of spurs belonging to Mr. Stapleton
Cox. of Stsniford-street, B!ackfriars•road, was stolen from
a saddle room at West-hill Farm, Wandsworth. The bridle
with which the hone was take. to Messrs. Stapleton's repo-
sitory was claimed as part of the stolen property.
The case was not gone into, as the necessary witnesses
were not t presen.
. _

Mr. loglte.m committed the prisoner for trial for stealing
the mare, and said he could be indicted at the sessions in the
other cue.

SHARE LISTS.—(TiIIs DAY.)

Two o'Cr.ocK.

The railway market is fiat to-day, owing chiefly
to realisations in connexion with the approach of
the settlement. Great Northern stock has receded
1 per cent., Great Eastern, I, Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 1, London and North Western and
Great Western, 1, and South Eastern, 1.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
118.1 W 1 ; Great Western, 751 to ; Midland,
135 to 4 ; Lancashire and Ywkshire, 115 to
1; Caledonian, 129 to 130; South Eastern, 861
to II ; Great Eastern, 47 to 1 ; Great Northern,
135 to 136 ; London and South Western, 96 to
97 ; and Metropolitan. 1151 to I.
Antwerp and Rotterdam shares have improved,
and Namur and Liege are inquired for. Indian and
Canadian lines are rather quiet.

uRDINLItY MALI! AND erocis.

Sh. 1 Pd. I Itallw47l. I Ci"ing lincia I 7 Sat" I°4ll,
yesterday. to 1 p.a.
1$ all Blren.,WoLit Stour Val. - - -.
IL 100 lilythand Tyne - -.-
10 ' all Boiton,Sl&Md.C - -.-
IA 100 Bristol aad Master- -
St. 100 Caledonian 129 30 130 304
60 all Cork and Bandon - - -
I 0 1 all Cornwall 64 61 -
10 : all Do. •JA no die. wail 6
10 : all Do. B6p. c. lapel.' to B. - •- -
so , all Dnbliti and Beltaat June 111 88 •-•
96 ' all DuDdee,Parth,&Abd.Jo 18 11 -
It. 100 lkilnbiughand Glasgow 90 92 -
St
1190 (Mugu, and &Western 107 100 -
11l ;100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 674 186 674 1
St. 1100 Do. A Stock - - -.
St 100 Do. F. Ang. Stk.. N 0.2 64 74 7
94. 100 Great Northof Scotland -.- -
Rt. 100 'Great Northern ll5 137 -
Bt. .100 Do.A I A rec. no dlr. on- 1614 1521 -
Ilt. 100 (ALE IGI 6p. c. Wpald B 160 182 -
BL ,100 Gt. south & West. .I.re., 91 OS -
84. 'lOO ,Great Western 754 76 751 i i
94. 100 ' Do. Stour VaLGoa.Stk - - -
Bt 190 Do. South Wales 67 110 -
B 0 no Do. w. mid..-0if166 87 Obi 6
84. 100 I Do. Do. Newport 40 43 -
St. 100 • Do. Do. Hereford 99 101 1004 100
,K. 100 lancsahlre & Yorkshire 1156 116 1151 4
84 100 Loudun and Blackwall 68 70 Obi
It. 100 Lon., Brightn, & S.Coast 105 105 105 61
St. 100 'London,Chathm,&Dov 68 60 -
Bt. 100 London& North Wenn. llei 1196 1184 1 19 181
84 100 . L.,ndou&SouthWestern 96 96 97 61
St. 100 Nian.,olief..& Lincohish 654 661 -
60 all If aryport and Carlisle - - -
114 all Do. Do. 1 Share. - - -
8t 100 Metropolitan 1154 1164 115 6
11 , 2 Do. New - - 31 i
St. 100 Midland 165 1364 166 444
WU '0: Do. New - - -
St. 100 Do farm. & Derby 101 106 -
50 all Mid. Gt. Wu. ,Ire.) - - -
06 all uo. 1 Shwas .. - - ....
86 ' all Sild Kent - •-•
10 : all Slid Kent .Cray Line) - - -
SL 100 North British -
Bt 100 Do. Ada ,Perth,Dund 264 46/ -
8L 109 N. Eastern-Berwiek
11 161 ! Do. G. N. E. Purr— - - -
8L 100 ' Do. Leeds 69 70 -
IL 100 1 Do. York 991 1004 -.
llt. 100 De. Carlisle - -
116 LII Do. Stock& I urUng 361 674 -
16 119 ' Do. do. 1616-68 it6 104 pn. -
26 jll , Do. do. 1860-61 8 0 pm -
K 100 North Loudon -
10 74 Do. New .. -
8t DA) North Staffordphlre 7B 70 -
10 all N. &8. Western Juan 104 114 ,-
St. 100 ~cottish Central -
8t 100 Scottish N. E. Aber 82$ - - i -
St 'lOO Scottlah Midland — -
10 all bhrewsbury & WelchpL - - -
St. 100 ••ihrepalure Uulon 56 65 -
9t. 100 South Devon 67 89 -
St. 'lOO 800th Eutern
St. 100 0. Yorks& & Elver Dun - - -
10 : all :Gaines, Wokinghsn,&c. 8 9 -
8t 100 101 l Vale -
10 I II • Do C si 4 Pm -
St. 100 Vale of Neath -
St 100 Victoria Stn. & Pimlico - -.-
SL 100 Waterford & Kilkenny. - - -
9t 'lOO West Cornwall 32 86 -
85. ,100 IW.liartlpl. Herb. &AL - - -

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(ILICTEIVB TILLIGIUM.)
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.

Private telegrams are said to have been received
here by the City of Washington reporting the total
defeat of General Butler with heavy loss.
According to the same reports General Grants
repulse was much more serious than was at first
represented.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cwen.

The stock markets opened this morning s ith
a rather dull appearance, but have since
improved. The funds are now quot d at
a fr,sh rise of per cent. Foreign
stocks in some cases are higher, and in
others rather lower, the chief change being a
rise in the Confederate Loan. Home railway stocks
are rather weaker. Financial shares continue to
meet with a good demand.

In expectation of a reduction to-morrow in the
Bank rate of discount there is very little business in
the discount market to-day. Transactions iu first
class three months' bills have taken place as low as
8 per cent. The rate for loans in the Stock Exchange
is 5 per cent.

At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, the Three per Cent. Itentes were quoted
64fr. 95c., being 4 per cent. lower than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 904 to 1 both for money
and to-morrow's settlement, and 901 to for
the new account (Dec. 8). The official busi-
ness report is as follows :-Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, wog, 4, 4 ; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 884, 1 ; New Three per Cents.,
884, g, 4 ; Annuities, 1885, 144, 1 ; India Stock,
214 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, 1 ; ditto
Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 974 ; ditto Bonds,
4s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. die., par.
The Confederate Loan has risen 2 to 3 per
cent., Turkish Bonds of 1862 4, and Mexi-
can 4 to 4, while Greek have declined 1„
Spanish Passive 4, and the Certificates
per cent. Some of the present quotations
are as follows, viz. :-Greek, 224 to 4 ; Mexican,
284 to 4 ; Confederate, 60 to 62 ; Spanish Passive,
304 to 1 ; the Certificates, 134 to 1; Turkish
Bonds of 1868, 71 to 4 ; ditto 1862, 724
to 1 ; and the Cocsoiides, 504 to 51.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian,
1863, 824 ; Egyptian, 951, 96, 954 ; Greek,
for account, 221 ; Mexican, 28 ; ditto for
account, 271, 281 ; ditto 1864, 261, 4 ; Peru-
vian, 1862, for account, 83 ; Portuguese,
1856, ttc., for account, 47, 46/ ; Russian, 1822,
884 ; ditto 1862, 87, 4, 864, ex div. ; Sar-
dinian, for account, 86; Spanish Passive,
for account, 301, 4,4, 4 ; ditto Certi-
ficates, for account, 134, 14 ; Turkish, 1854,
for account, 904 ; ditto 1862, 1001. Bonds, 73, 721 ;
Venezuela, for account, 194, ex div. ; ditto 1864,
41, ex div.

International Financial shares are now quoted
2} to prem. ; London Yin►nsial, 8 to
prem. ; General Credit, 2a to prem. ;
Imperial and Mercantile Credit, 2} to prem. ;
Hudson's Bay, 17 to f ; Ottoman Socigi Geo&
rale, If to 2 prem. ; and Anglo-Egyptian Bank,
par to prem.
QVARTER-PAST Two o'CLocs.

Consols are now quoted. 901 to i for money, 90
5-16 to i for to-morrow's settlement, and 90i to I
for the new account (Dec. 8). _
___

Forx o'CLocK.

Consols are now quoted 90i to it for money and
to-morrow's settlement, and 90 11-16 to 13-16, or
901, for the new account (Dec. 8.). The amount
of gold sent into the Bank is 4,0001.

Should the amount of Government Stock to be
withdrawn by the Bank of England at the coining
settlement reach, as rumour says, a million ster-
ling, the release of so large • sum can hardly fail
to exercise a decided influence upon the value of
money in the present condition of the market.

The foreign exchanges in some cases yesterday
were quoted slightly lower, owing partly, perhaps,
to the easier state of the money market here. The
rates were as follows :
Amsterdam, 3 month; 12.01 to 1 : ditto, 3 days,
11.16 to 17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.433 to 13 ; Ant-
werp, 3 months, 25.671 to 721; Hamburg, ma. nano), 3
months, 13.91 to 10 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.30 to 30 ; ditto, 3
maths, 25.70 to 75; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months,
121 to 1 ; St. Petersburg (per rouble). 3 months 291 to 1 ;
Vienna. ed. to.. 3 mooths, 12.10 to 20 ; piste. ed. to.,
S months, 12.10 to 20 ; Madrid, 3 months, 431 to 61;
Cadia, 3 months, 461 to 47 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.90 to
26.00 ; Genoa, 3 mouths, 25.90 to 26 00 ; Milss, 3 months,
25.90 to 26.00; Naples, 3 months, 25.90 to 26.00; Palermo,
3 mouths, 26.90 to 26.00 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.90 to
26.00 ; Lisbon. 90 days, 51 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 51 to 1.

The subjoined circular announces the failure of
Messrs. Darby and Co., wholesale grocers. Their
liabilities amount to about 80,0001., and it is auti-
cipated that the liquidation will be favourable :

Gentlemen,—ln consequence of Livia( =staked heavy
lone, by the failure of other houses to meet their engage-
ments, we oossalted our principal creditors, and under their
advice, have determined to suspend payment. in order that
the interests of our creditors may be protected.
We have placed our books in the Lands of Messrs. liart
Brother. and Bayles. the socountants, by whom a state-
ment of our affairs will be submitted to the creditors, at the
earliest passible date.
In the meantime asking your forbearance, we are, &c.
DARDY and Co.
17, Little Tower•street, Nov. 8.

The rumour that a large firm is in difficulties
has now acquired such general circulation, that it
would be idle to ignore the fact. Arrangements
have been in progress for some weeks, with a view,
if possible, to enable the transactions of the house
to be carried on without interruption.
Insurances were effected yesterday at Lloyd's upon
the steamer Saxonia, overdue from New York, at
25 guineas per cent. premium, and upon the Asia,
overdue from Halifax, at 15 to 20 guineas pre-
mium.

The directors of the London Bank of Mexico
and South America have made a call of M. per
share, payable in two instalments of 21. 10s. each,
by the 29th instant and 29th December respectively.
An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders is
called for the 14th instant, • for the purpose of ob-
taining the sanction of the shareholders to an in-
crease of the capital of the company ;" but the di-
rectors, in an accompanying circular, specially in-
timate that, " although they consider it highly
desirable that they should be empowered toincrease
the capital, they have no intention whatever of
making at present any issue of new shares."
A general meeting of the shareholders of the
Landon and South African Bank is convened for
the 30th instant, to receive the accounts for the
half-year ending the 30th June last.
The half-yearly meeting of the Calcutta and
South Eastern Railway Company is called for the
29th inst.

A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares
(whether registered or scrip) of the Littlehampton,
Havre, and Honfleur Steamship Company
(Limited) by the 30th inst.
The International Contract Company have re-
moved to their new offices, 85. Caunuttatreet..
. .

We are requested to ;date that Mr. Edward
Lefebvre, of the firm of Edward Lefebvre and Co.,
of Patin, has joined the direction of the London
and Venezuela Bank (Limited).
. _ .

A general meeting of the proprietors of the Bank
of Briti.h North America will take place on the
6th December.

A oneral meeting of the East India Irrigation
and Crud Company is called for the 30tli inst.
We are requested to state that the xlotre hid of
the Colonial Trading Company (Limited) will be
dosed for London and the country on the 14th inst.,
and fox abroad on the

Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, ati
dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex-
change list of last evening
lusarance.—Alliance Marine, 43 ; Commercial Undo. si
9 8i ; English and Scottish Manes (Limited), H. 1 ;
ta-
penal Fire, 348 ; Indemnity Marine, 13C 1; Ly.lee.oland
London and Globe (ii per cent. annuities), 12'); L.ssrpool
and London Fire and Life, 12 • London, -1••: • 1.••n•lon
and Lancashire Fire. 3A ; London and L.LCIIti.IN Life,
11 • North British sad Mercantile, IM? ; tie vi M
13i at ; Phenix, 140, en die. ; Rcel 1.11”, 7„ ;
28(1; Thames aud horsy Marine (Limited), 7 al-
venal Marine 'Limited), 34-
Gaslight and Coke.-14ritisla Provincial, 1• r .liv.;
Continental Union (Limited), 10 9/ 10; ex ; Fo:••1•••an
New, if i ; •I, 6 • Dim) D-Iset.ture•
Imperial Coutidid.d. si!, 4 ; I;
Pleeds, 89i j • United General, '.19 • a shy. ; West-
minsterChai teAd, :••1 ; Ditto New, 53 ; Western, 161
ex div.
Decks,—London .a St. Katherine, br 1 f 8.
NVaterwurks.- Bern's, ; t.8;1; F..st I. tdoe,,
Mt 5.
Canals.—Ken and Avon (Guar. lsy c. P.y.), 6 ;
Regent's (or London), 23t.
Miscellaneous.—Pnoe's Patent Candle, 7 ; ktmes Ire.
Works, ex.,
The monthly (side circular is,uca y by
Metiers. Culver,' ell, Brooks, and Cu., LL, ti.“ f4l-
lowin hi do hdo market has been quiet during the past tr.enth,
the high rate of discount restricting business, and prices
generally have receded. Hides—Salted rto and Cow : South
American are in limited demand, and priers hove tended in
favour of buyers. Australian—Heavy ar•• dell of sale, sad
have receded Id. to ed. ; light have been in limited re. asst
at the minimum deenue. Cape a-e ratty' lower. II .m 1
Hides—Salted are in moderate request. Last ln.iie kips
I have been slow of sale ; the borne trade Le,u bought
sparingly, the exporter's to a moderate extent, and prime
may be quoted Id. to •.N. per lb. lower. English n•arket
hides have been in steady request, but, in co::,:on with
other descriptions, bay., et-crtlod in value. North :•a•l South
American Furs and Skins—At public sale last u.toth a few
martin, mink, wolf, lynx, musquash, bear, ra•••••.•on, and
bastard chinchilla were realised at about tne autumn sale
rates. Guatemala deer in moderate request. a few only
being sold at about former rates. It is expects d that the
Hudson's Bay Company will not receive the I: and P. M
collections this season, in consequence of the vessel by
which they were to have been shipped having I,] lo.t Oa
the outward voyage , bat against this they have received a
larger supply than last year of the principal sacs fr....s their
other districts.

The monthly silk circular of 31es4r. Durant and
Co., dated yesterday, has the following :
We have Lad a month of small doings in ailk, jut ".r.am&
to mouth " business. The reduction in the " bold stock*
marks not only the reloctaince of consumer' to purchase at
the present high range of prizes, but we fear alto the d.14,7u1-
tie* that urge them to such • course. la the meammiso
arrivals continue comparatively light nod pro-pectively
threaten to' e still more so and at increasingly high cost, w
that importers do Lot privet sales—hence prices are upon the
whole fairly supported although with It's lumyaucy. la
Jepan silk we have been almost without arrivals—the stock
of this particular class is now very small. The deliveries
continue to be fairly upon the parity of the li.st few u....ntlist,
but with a slight tendency to diminution. Bere;al atlt has
shared to some extent in the general quietude.

TOES DAT EFE.VINC.

Consols, which closed yestertlaiat 89t:i!;;,V.;th
for money and next Thursday's sett!ei,.et ~peued
this morning at 90 to tl, and, aft r t, nelitiL; 'Jot
to g, closed at 901 to For the ilts,r
(Dec. 8) the last price was 91.1. to The
official business report is as follows :—Tbree per
Cent. Console, for money, 901, 90, ; ditto, for
account, 90, g ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 83h
; New Three per Cents., ort. ; Bank
Stock, 237 ; India Stock, 214}; ditto Five per
Ceut. Stock, 106 t, 100, ; ditto Four ri-r Cent.,
971 ; Four per Cent. " eufaced" rupee pap. r, 100}„
101 i ; Ited Sea Telegraph,

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

3A RIL-LANE.-(111_1S DAY.)

The supply of English wheat on sale in our market to-illy
was very limited, but the samples came to Loud in excel-
lent condition. The attendance of millers beiig send!, the
demand for both red and white qualities was in a vlu.:gialt
state ; nevertheless Monday's prices were well Gupta:ate&
Fins foreign wheats were held et full quotations.
but the inquiry for them was inactive. .1.1 other kinds
were very dull, at barely late rates.
Floating cargoes of wheat ruled steikly in price; but
other kinds of produce afloat were extremely heavy.
Fine barley was in moderate request, at 101 prices.
Grinding and distilling sorts moved otf beay.ly on former
terms.
The supply of malt was reasonably large, and the trade
was in a sluggish state, at last week's enrieney.
Oats, the show of which was moderately god, changed
head' steadily at full quotations.
In beans the transactiots wars on a limitsi sca:e, at late
rates.

Peas were very dull, although the supply was triding.
Both English and foreign flour was held at quite previous
rates. The trade, however, was very inactive.
Linseed and rapeseed were firm in price. In other seeds
very little was doing. Cakes commanded ex tat.° r•t~s.

CL liN T !lilt. sal.
Per gr.
WIMP. a. a.
Inez, Bent. nni,1663 25 to 29
1664 26 to 49
1303 $9 to 44
1466 40 La 45
Norfolk and 1:111014/2
tad, 1264
EARLEY
Waiting
Dlatllling
GrindLng ll to 26
MALT.
Naas; Norfolk, and

SS to SO

OiT. I
Reach. 0..1
qcotch potato
11lab, white
bloc[
BISJ

Manna
Tick
Harrow

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to U
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31 4o U
t 36
1, to SS
33 to 40

to Rd
Eingsten and Wage cd b 64

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. 31 to 42

Grey ..
11 kVA
Whit. .
Town mad•, par '271
lbe.
New
OATS. Country
&Oak feed ln to 211 Norfolk sod .aff,llt.
pot►to l3 to 26 azahtp 27 to zt
rustlea.
Per Yr.

Brown
112‘.

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Daatigc and Kou
berg 4O to 30
Rostock d Mecklen-
burg B9 to 46
Deatsk ite to 10
kusaian, bard
colt
American, red ..
vskite 43 to 45
HiILLET.
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Danish and Sor I!sh 17 to 21.
Bumf= ....... 17 So 20
Be.vcs.

OATS.

INI !AN KN.

Dutch, %row ----
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food
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, &C..
CARRIAGE, VRoNI NOV,

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to

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French, per save 21 to U
Spantsh, „ to ili
American, per to 14
CID/dint]. .. Ir to 24
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English and fisoleb. 00 740 1810
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
In morn) AJID unsasanosAL rsueolunt.)
(nor ova owl COLIMPOWDOXT.I

The market continues very steady at 14vwed rite*. awl
the trauasctioaa will foot up shout 12,000 to 14 0.10 bats.

MINCING-LAICE.—(TIIIB DAY.)
Soon.—The market continues very firm, and prices of
good refining qualiues show a slight advance on List woek's
currency. Good strong gray to good bright yellow Jamaica
sold at 335. to 365. 0.1. No pr.blic sales hare Leen l.rought
forward to-day. Refined--Owing to the inereaaed make of
British refined, the market is lees octavo, but Flees see fully
supported.
COITIL—The superior qualities of plantation Ceylon
have sold on better term ; other sorts remain Orm. Planta-
tion Ceylon, triage, 57a 6d. to 635. • fine fine onlinarv,
735. ' 6d.to 745. • low middling audrniciling, t, 140 a. fid.;
good and fin, ditto, Rs. Gd. to 83s. Native Ceylon, good
ordinary, 665. Gd. to 67.1
TrA.—The public riles of Auam wont oft with good
&pint, extreme price, being paid for meet descriptions.
Run.-50 puncheons of good fair Demerara mold at the
full prios of la. 7d.
Rids sod SALTPETIL—No males reported.

6711t)ithers;lasi pr;;;iOrtspr;:.es,it;ere being a fair
steady demand. Hemel fair to good fair. !ill. to lOid. •
Seinds to China, 120.; C.xonada,lsA. ; Western Madras:
16d.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market is firm. Town tallow is footed 425.
Petorabarg T.C. on the spot, 40e. Gd ; all ih. mortit.
40a. fid. ; Jammu, to Marsh, 42r. ; March, 435. 1..1.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Patterden and Smith report a brisk demit.d, at
gradually advancing prices for all descriptions t• 1 the us •
grow*, and wimpy rumples becoming rely .carer.
COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)

Wills End East Kartlepool, 22.. ; Wslls get%
South ilardepuol, 21s. lid. ; Will. End South
21s. 611. ; Will. Fwd ilsugh Hs% 21s. ; Walls E. 4
South Kenos, 21.. ; Walls End Eden 31sii., ad.;
Walls End Tuostal, 21s. Psl.; Wane F.... 1 11.1tss:. 21..;
Byron. 21.. 6.1 ; Pea.ller P tee. 21. 64. ; 211. 3L;
Wvlam. lt.s. 6d.: Huivoell. Is.. C.!.; We.t Wv1.04
1... fsE ; West Has tley, 20.. ad. Esuldles Hattie%
20.. 3d.: Hastings llastley; 20s. 3d.—Sbij.. at Junket, 56;
at Ni, 40.