The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

eructed, and the place in feet literally turned inside out. ,
No Francois,
inlet
urn EYTNING. —The marketing however „ could be found, and the first
nualciusiaa—namely! that be had gone out at the --•.--
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pte—was again adhered to. To guard against any pos-
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sibility of his being secreted about the premises, boa ever, !.._°4ll,_,F__"!'_ht for . following
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double watch was put on inside and °Weide of the build. V,ns'f_rx, r_linn,a,. 'M.! ,avnairy,sla 11;acennnaiiniraitisdauk.to;
lag all night, and a body of police likewise patrolled the fT,nnuas. 41R 3d. Pen
outer walL Thursday morning came, but no rips of "'"
Francois, MIA all hope of " preventing" his camps was its.. ____ __
douted....Einvetryboorftmoosicloontulmedr.hive wasinit.gouse...Ads.boutt.ThaVUTION. —LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 23.—Tbe demand to-day
quarterte has been exceedingly .moll, sod priors are nominally bs
Pas before. 'The sales are CM bake, of which MO are foe esp,rt
governor, Yr. John Sanders), who had but shortly before
returned from Loudon, saw a man rue from the direction of and speculation.

the coal-hole to the outer wall, taking with him a abort lad- oorroN Goow._l4Astrimint, Barr. z;.
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der which was being used by men engaged in peraueg the we hare had nothing doing. Scarcely a single bundle has
building. He immediately gave abaft, cud rusineg up the
, changed bands. The market is remarkably arm. Spinner,
ladder after him, caught the runaway as he was in the act 0. hold very little yarn, and what is held is chiefly in the
attempting to scale the wall. This man was the miselD6 hands of speculators, not our of whom shows the least
prisoner Francois. He made no madame, and
speedily marched off to his cell. Upon examination it
was anxiety to quit at any sacrifice from the prima paid for his
goods. The cloth market is equally dull, and buyers are
was found that he had secreted himself in • small still keeping out of the market. The market in fact ap.
place near the engine-house filled with coke. The to be almost s reflex of that in cotton at
coke had been piled nearly up to the ceiling, and =epee', where only a few hundred bales are
Francois, during the time that elapsed between his leaving reported as baying changed hands to-day. Both
the other preoners and the alarm being given, had crawled bueurs and sewn appear to butitinit to see if any iutoi.
up to the top of the beep and completely Mined himself iiiirmee tures up frost America, where it is thought things
under the coke. Upon this hard bed he lay and fasted for are approachint a crisis. There is also • disposition to awai
24 hours. Francois, although a young man, is stated to be aaricui from ". übute it known ewers bee. hero,
an old offender, and was evidently fully acquainted with the ..„, hum dui couu—ity to buy up cloth at ...de.. ou the
sale of the prison, as the hour when he attempted to
scale the wall was at a time when the prisoners were. rates ruling there some time since, and which it is expeytol
at I will give a stimulus to the market there. We have hardly
dinner and the turnkeys were all engaged in the building. ; had sufficient disposition to operate here to fairly te,t
Had not Mr. Sanders, jun., accidently been in that par-
ticular part of the premises. the probability ie he would though there is an evident tendeucy to depression.
prime, and cannot, therefore, quote • decline of prize,,,
have got over the wall, if not clean away. It is perhaps only i
due to Mr. Sanders, the governor, to state, that during the
Zi years that he has bad the appointment of chief officer of
the gaol, not • single prisoner has effected his eempe.—
Suez Advertiser.

MANUFACTURES. HODDIRISTIF.LI). SEPT. --
moderate number of buyers have been iu the market to day,
including a few from first elms London houses. Thy
appear to have made their purchases more freely, especulay
in fancy trowaeringe for wiuter, the demand for which
improved within the last week or two. A few parcels 114,e
also been sent off during the week.

WOOL&—HUDDISRATIELD, BKPT. 23.—The colonial won!
trade continues brisk, as sot only manufacturers are stockn;
themselves pretty freely, but some of the dealers are buy ly;
of others. which causes pnoss to rule a little higher.

CORN.—Hon, SEPT. •13.—At to-day's market a fool
supply of English wheat, nearly all new and in moder..ut
cooditioe, which sells slowly at a decline of 3s. to fa per yr.,
beet runs of red nuking 48a to 50a per sa4ltie. Foreign,
old, le. to 2a, and new 2a. to 3a per qr. cheaper. Barley,
is, to 2a per qr. lower, grinding supporta former
cuirescy. Beam, peas, and oat. unaltered, with a slow
retail demand. The foreign imports last week are so
soder 2—Wheat, 6,609 qrs. ; barley, 2,389 ; peas, 922 ; lin-
seed, 15,034; rapeseed, 6,50 L
Lana, Barr. 23. —There is • good show of wheat for
this day's market, hot the trade remiuss in • very inactive
state, and although some COLICOMPiaII from the regular rates
of Friday would be made, scarcely soy business bikes place.
Barley gives way in price. 'The demand for beaus is very
limited. Oats and other articles as before. _

li:unroof., 4err. 21.-At our market to-day there
was a good attendance of country buyers, and a fair amount
of Imams@ was done in wheat and dour at the rates of this
day week. New oats sod oatmeal were the turn easier.
Egyptian beans, 3d. to 6d. per quarter dearer.
LYNN, Exrr. -The weather continues fine,
which enables the securing of the remainder of the
bean crop In the fens and marsh land. At to -day's market
the supply of wheat was less than last week ; all
,descriptions met a slow sale, at 2s. per qr. reduction.
Barley, melting samples Is. per qr. lower ; grinding as lad
week. Mose per imperial quarter to the power 0-Wheat,
white, new, 6111*. to 63Iba. per imperial bushel, 32.1. to
545. ; ditto, red, 6111 a. to b2lbs., 48s. to 525. ; ditto
red, old, 62Iba. to 631ba., 565. to 565. Barley, beet Cheva-
lier melting, 631 be. to 54th.., 365. to 384. ; ditto, mos
Chevalier malting, 52Ibs. to 531b5., 335. to 35a. Oats,
3611*. to 421 M., 245. to 27a. Beaas, old, 6311*. to
61511 m, 425. to 485. ; now, 6311*. to Bets., 42a. to 465.
Nrwcasnr, Sere. 21.-The weather continues very
favourable for harvest operations, but to-day there are
indications of rain. At our market this morning we had a
moderate show of wheat from the grower., chiefly see,
quality rather better than of late, but condition very pour,
and prices were so various as to reader quotations with
accuracy impossible ; upon the business done, whether in
new or old, a reduction of la. to 2a per qr. had to be con.
coded, but at the decline there was rather moss stirring in
old. For south country new yellow Hs. per Melba. could
not be exceeded in a general way. Is old Goading sorts
nothing was done. but a few hundred quarters of high
mixed Dentine were placed at 57e. per 50411 e. Flour mast
be written Is. to 2a. per sack cheaper, and in slow request.
Grinding barley less inquired for • for malting there were a
few partial inquiries. Nan, noises fine, neglected. In
other articles no variation.