The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-24 00:00:00

MALT.
Faaer, Norfolk, and
Suffolk BO to 88
Kingston and Ware 67 to 88
Brown

Old sad new

... 34 to 36

OATS.
English, feed lB to 22
potato n to X
tookh, feed

Per-gr.

Dentzle nigs and Ko-
berg SO to ILL
R9a4ock tit Yeekiss- _

SO to 6t
barg
Danish 46 to 60
liimaian, bard
soft
American. red
„ white . 40 to U

Grinding -
Distilling
Malting
OATS

43 to V
30 to $4
to

Dab* Mow - lB to ss
Ind
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, aCt..
CARRIAGE. FROM JULY 11

insat. fluky. 11414. Osiq now. 6
are. of qrs. qrs. brie. wits. s
Emilia sad Scolcei 4170 .. WO 110 .. WO 0
Irish 660 . . .. ii
Forego I low mo .. 7110 10:160 110 ii
I- li
, 11000 1000 000 8070 f 11040 400 8

141
11"

Tetal ..,

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10 1 MI

LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(12 1•20.1110 1/71MATIONILL TILIONAPIL)
(711011 OUR owl CORILIMPONDIRT.)
COITOW. —Market very firm at advancing rates. Sales,
probably T. 600 or 8,000.
CORN. —Wheat in good consumptive demand at Id. per
ormtal advance. Flour: Good sweet barrels scarce, and
bring sixpence per barrel mom money. Indian corn :body
demand. Egyptian beans rather dearer. Saadi, 30a 6d. to
31a Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Egyptian wheat firm. U
MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.) t
_ _ .

Boami.—The market opened with • fair demand for
British West India, at a slight reduction on last week's
prime ; the demand since has improved, and pri...es
have recovered the decline above noticed. Foreign
Wert India have been in good supply, but nearly
all that has been offered has been disposed of at
about the rates ruliog for British West India. Refined has
been dull of sale, and prices of the better sorts of dried
goods are rather easier.
Coerce.—The demand for plantation Ceylon bas decidedly
improved. Prices are now is. above those of teat week : fine
ordinary and low middling sold at 7fis. to 79c 6cL ; middling
to fine, 130 a to 99a. 2,IBAiVO Ceylon beg also improved in
value ; good ordinary sold at 70s. to 70e. 6d.
COCOA 1111 sold heavily. Triaidad grey and middling red,
50e. to 60a. . • fine, Me. to 87s. 6d.
Tr.s.—At the public sale held this week there was
• larger quantity than usual offered withont reserve.
Prices portray were about maintained, except for fine
consorts, which went at 3d. decline from the highest point
of the market, but sold at some improvement towards the
close of the sale.
Rica. —The market is not active, no MIDI of importance
reported.
Ron.—There are buyers of common quality at firm
prices, but only • few puncheons cf Demerara have been
, sold at ls. 6d.. . . .

Srmes.—Priece of black pepper show a alight decline
this week but other spices hare sold at about previous
prior. The quarterly wiles of cinnamon will be held on
Monday next : shoot 1,400 bales Ceylon will be offered.
Etatipress.-200 begs of refraction 33 to 3 mold at 37..
cash. . _ ' • •

........
Carron.—The market continues firm with a good bai-
l:Me doing.
Hile. —Russian continuer steady ; oil at 411.10 x. ; new
at 404
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TALLOW MARKET,-(THIS ?Ay.).

TIN market is firm. Tows tallow iv quoted 40► id., set
mob ; Petereborr Y.O. co the spot, 43e. 6d. ; August to
September. 43e. 6d. ; October to December, 46e. 6d. ; De-
cember, 47e.

ALDER-anOr. —The Bishop of Winchester will
consecrate the new military church at the permanent bar-
racks an Thursday, the 30th instant. The church will be
named All Sainte.
A TREAT FOR THE POOR.—The cbildren—about
800—belonging to the schools of St. James. Curtain-road,
Shoredilch, and more than 100 poor elderly men and women,
were taken oe an excursion to the Rye-house, Hertford-
shire, on Wednesday. The schools walked in procewre to
the Great Eastern Railway, beaded by the bend of the 10th
Tower Hamlets Rifle Corps, the Rev. J. W. Markwell,
WA., the rector. four other clerafesi, the churchwardens,
and a party of friends. The children and the poor folks
were well entertained, and spent a most happy day. Mr.
Markwell's advertisement io the Tina, solicihog aaaistance
for the benevolent work of treating the poor with a day's
fresh air and pleasure, met with so many kind responses i;
from all quarters that he was enabled to carry out his mos-
snree with spirit and rumenne. During the day Mr. Henry n
Hoare, who takes a deep interest in all efforts for the
happiness, improvement, and comfort of the poorer inhabi-
tants of these east.eod poor districts, favoured Mr. /darkwell
sod friends with his presence and support.
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.—A meeting of this
body was held yesterday at Guildhall, the Lord Mayor pre-
' siding. A petition was presented by Mr. Alderman Water-
aigoed by Francis ' Eagineer for the assent !
of the oorporatioe to a railway projected by him from Wel-
brook to the Regent-circus, Orford-street, to run under
Newarate-market, across Ferrincdoo-street, udder Chancery-
lane, Lincoln's-inn-Gelds, and Covent-garden, end near Teo.
falgaraquare. capable of extension towards the east to the
Fenchurchiereet station of the Blackwell Railway, and
towards the west to the Marble-arch, Hyde-Park. After
some discussion, the petition, together with the plans and ,
sections, was referred to the Improvement Committee, A
report was brought up from the Library Committee upon
the subject of an offer made by the authorities of the Dutch
(Murat, Anstinfriara, with respect to their library, which
oQes was, on the reorenmeoilation of the committee, ac-
. septa with thanks. After the tranarictioa of some other
• beedoses of no public interest, the court adjourned.
A gentleman respectably connected in Man-
chester, sod the agent of an old metropolitan assurance
office, is said to have been missing for eight or nine days
pest, and it was at first rumoured that he was a heavy de-
, fruiter to the office with which his name lies for some years
been sesociated. It turns out that he has left some 12,0001.
or 14,0001. liabilities, towards meeting which there are but
DenarcrivE Feet—Late last night a fire took few setts, but there is reason to believe that if he is a
place in the premiers belonging to Messrs. Berkley defaulter to the assurance office the amount will be only
and Co., colour manufacturers. The fire was raging in the trifling, probably not over 1,0001. His °Donation with that
rnanufac tory, which bar a frontage in St. George street office commenced with business worth about 500/.. par aa-
Emit. and it was not extinguished until property to a • num from renewal premiums, to which he subsequently
considerable amount was destroyed- I added some other commissions.

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LEADINHALL - Hides : Prices : 581bs. to 641hs. 214.
to 3d. ; 64th..t0 7211 e., X to 3.4 d. ; 721b..t0 80Ibe.
3.1. to 4d. ; 80th.. to Nibs. Ad. to 4d. ; Mts. to
961 be., 4d. to 4141. ; Horse hides, 10.. Od. to lls. Bd. ;
Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. Od. ; full, 7.. Od.
Bll3llollDOW.—Sbeep skies, polled, —s. to —a. —d. ;
Dowse Os. Od. to Os. ; Lambs, 3e. Od. to 4s. 3d.; &air-
bags, Sis. Bd. to 3.. Od.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) gi
Meson. Patteoden and Smith report a fair trade doing in 11
the better descriptioas of both English and foreign hops at 81
firm rates. The amounts from part of Weald of Kent 1
sad Sussex come slither more favourable, but the badly m
blighted districts are past recovery. Mould continues to m
spread in prise( Mid sod Fast Kent. a

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla End Hatton. 16s. ; Walls End Trio:idea Hartle. 11
pool. 17a 6d, ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ;
Walls End South Hartlepool, 16e. 3d. ; Walls End South
Kenos, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Heogh Hall, 16s. 6d.; I
Was End Bello*. lea 6d. ; North Pelton esti, H.. 3d.:
Bebeide Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, Iss.
skips at market.

—William Taylor, 2, Orawford.place, Clerkeowell, said that
on the 30th of March, 1882, he was out sod lost him way in
the New North-road. He remembered the date for be took
a memorandum on a piece of paper. It was ►boot 10 in the
e►ening. He should know the spot again, but be did not
know the exult name of the side street. He saw a man lead-
ing a child between seven and eight years old. The man
was between 18 and 19. He soddenly took the child up in
him arms and ran away with it across the street. He thought
ha shoold know the man again. He recollected the circum-
stances from having seen shortly after the advertisement. of
the loss of the child. Witness did not speak to the man.
The child did not cry.
(The witness was here ordered to go slowly around the
room and see if he identified anyone. He did so and said
that he recognised no one. He said that be thought the
child was belonging to the man. The latter was dark and
had black hair curled a little at the sides. He wore a pork
pie hat, with two or three strings down the back.)
Prisoner asked whether it was a pork pee or a turban hat!
Witnese—A pork pie, turned op at the sides.
Prisoner then asked to hey. Mr. Rowe recalled, and ques-
tioned him through the Coroner.
Mr. Rowe said that he did sot prove prisoner innocent of
the charge brought Indust him by Mr. Lambert with re-
gard to the little Rid. One ease the prisoner confessed him.
ulf ; the other Mr. Lambert refused to prem.
Prisoner— Did I stay out any other night than the one you
have stated!
Witness—Yes, in January you did.
Prisoner—ls not your name Simpson!
Witness—l decline to answer.
Prisoner—l did not ask whether you declined to answer,
but to answer yes or no.
The Coroner said it would be better to confine the ques-
tions to the farts of the case.
Primmer—Were you town clerk at Truro?
Witless—l decline to answer such questions.
Prisoner—Why did you lock me out on the 30th March !
Witness—l ohms threatened to do so, and that day I was
tired.
After a few ether witnesses bad been examined, the court
was adjourned for a fortnight.

The prier:met was brought up at the Oahu. well Police
court, at half-put 2, lad again remanded for a week.