The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE CO ÜBTS.

GUILDHALL

Henry Wheeler and .1;17;1131;67,i Watts were ehuged
with stealing two bottles of stout, under the following ear

Mr. Lewis, jou. appeared for the prosecution, and Mr.
Beard for the prier:nen.
William Caney said—l am a beer merchant, of Wood.
street. 14 to the month of July last the prisoner Watts
was la partnership with me, but on the 14th of that mouth
we dissolved the partnership by mutual consent. After that
time I permitted Watts to have the use of my arsenal!.
house, at my premises in Wood-street. The partnership
debts were missed to him at the dissolution, and he son-
tuned to collect them, bat he bad gone into the boniest of
a 'poop and Indluubber merchant, and he had no isterest
of any dessriptioa in the bottle bushing that I continued
to carry on. On Saturday afternoon last the two prisoners
rZiwOWN to my countinthosee, sad from information
ifienleed I gave them both into custody, on the
inane of snaring - bottled ben. I accompanied them
to the endnerinage, where I saw them searched, and a
bottle of NM taken from Wheeler, who said it had been
real lo Wm by Watts. This is the bottle toned on
Wbegigr awl it is say property. Nothing was found on
Watts relkelf=tho *barge. I know this bottle asp a pri-
vale stet! I planed on the cork for a particular
pulping. hurling pagbaaly suspected the prisoner Watts.
John G,sguey mid—l am a jobbing porter. On Saturday
last I was esessakall in the prosecutor's beer cellar, when
shortly altar has *Week I saw Wheeler enter the cellar and
UM sal the rah show which he went to cue of the bias and
enumbedl hie bottle and returned it to its place. Be then
took up a sent bottle of ale from the nest bin, pat it into
his left hand goat pocket, and having tented the gas down se
he fund it be left the taller. About ten minutes afterwards
Ile isms lato the caller again, passed the vault where I was
soacoaled, and west to the neat one, bat I amid not see
what he did there. • few minutes afterwards I saw Watts
enter the cellar, tarn on the gas and help himself to a quart
bottle of stout, which he put into his pocket. He then
lowered the gas gad went out. When the prosecutor re.
tuned' cotannuileat!d what I bad witnessed.

Mr. Lewis applied for • remand.
Mr. Beard said he would cosiest to • remand without'
going Into croes•exuabiatioa, became Watts held a bill of
sale upon all the liztures on the prosecutor's premises, and
as that dm:meat was in the hands of the polies he thought
it would not be expedient to erose.ezaanine the witnesses,
until it could be produced in court, when he would pat
a very different samtplexion upon the whole ease; but he
hoped the prisoners would be admitted to bail.
Mr. Lewis said he did not object to balL
Mr. Martin, the chief cleric, sold it was a very extra-
ordinary cue, bat it was in the meek trate'• discretion tO trkt
ban.

--Sir William:ll4oBy reatasdad the primers, sad accepted
ass surety of 1600. for astir appearance at a !store day.
MARYLZBONE.

Much excitement prevailed M the immediate vicinity of
the court in consequence of numerous patties having been
hires into custody for admires arising out of the deer breadl
demonstration is Hyde park.
The name of the first batch of prisoners brought up were
Martin Hussey, Bartholomew Daly, and Anthony Shields,
the former 20, sad the two latter each 16 years of sge. They
were charged with throwing stones in Wignsore-street,
Cavendish square, and assaulting police officers.
Several pdim oacers proved the assemblage of a riotous
mob is the locality specified, and identified the prisoners Si
having taken part in the stese-tbrowisg at the police, rite.
They were each seat to the House of Correction for •
month.

John 8016, Bartholomew Daly (one of the prisoners is
the Int Me), sad Henry Williamson, all of them youth',
wereams limed at the bar ehaned with being comserned
with Mime is wilfully breakieg numerous pane. of glue in
the lamed Mr. Astride.
Mr. LOS& after hearing the evidence, said there was
beyond a thrabt a great immure upon the poorer classes
at the poesest period in respect to the high price of provi-
ding. Ma ma demonstrations as those which had been re-
eimied to Wee sot caleslated to bring about an alteration.
' The prehaidliny wsa that the niapaity of than who weeded
them mailihis were Mitigated to do so by wicked and
&Amin/ dit wee to be hoped that the tieg.
= an
at, would meet with the punishment they
laset2dmarnad. _ -

—AZgehoison won as EOr. for Ow wilful usage, or •
mall% hood Mow nob la the Homo of Conoetfoo.
• gadiums who .at is the ban& spoke to bfgb tones of
largaftwe lad lb. roof et the polka la the antler.

posted lie he„ and t~le test the latter, and oleo
to asesetels ilee his rese were welim ill founded,
=zti=eanated urinal of police to ridelin
drove for a great number of joarseys.
rem tbe Manta made by both of the amber of peesengen
tad ameemtef fare. be Mr. Blrefick found that the fIriBOOST
itheilledi Idea ea the average of about two firm each
.1 7,
or own inn shalame • day. The witness banded in the
pitielneee Inbar mare of the various journeys, and the
IMMO paid by him ler the yammers, load it mewing
this Meese with them made by Hr. Gray, then moat,
it would be forted, as holed Mated, that there wu • dad-
sosseLswe paeseageremell Penney.
fite. lase la he metropelitaa pate,
soneireedsd tire slalsmeM a
ef Mr. Bt arwick, oat deposed he
the amobee of pastempue that had travelled by the psi-
some% veld& am the venous jonneys refund le, and the
dlihrompe was Arad Si average about two pasmagees each.
The prissier leafed that it maid be so emelt as two, but
admitted that it might be one.
In reply to the quetiona of the magistrate, Kr. Barwick
said that he paid the prisoner 20e. • week, besides lasing.
mosey, whir& amounted to a good deal in the mares of the
week. Besides, he did not require him to work the whole
of Sunday until 8 o'clock in the evening, and yet he was
perfectly certain that while in his employ he and others in
his eituatioa had robbed him to the anent of 6001.
The riot's! repeated that the utmost of his holdings back
was about a passenger a journey, sad oat of that he had to
treat his cosehmaa.
He was fully committed far trial.

THE CORN TRADE DURUM THE PAST WEEK.

Meet the Mark Law lyres..)
BRITISH.

The late Mina, though they were euseshe in some
places, have on the whole been very serviceable as a paw
paration for tillage and sowing the autumnal wheat—a work
to do which favourably is of the greatest importune to the
future crop. h the meantime the markets generally,
though fairly supplied, have resumed their buoyancy, and
higher rates have been realised in every place of note
throughout the kingdom—the country being certainly use
what la advance of the London market. This mums to ta-
ttiest* the improved position of growers, and their Influence
when foreign supplies fall short, as they have materially
during the past month—the whole quantity received in
September, British possession included, beine only 135,107
qn. wheat, and 63,716 cern. of flour; whereas the last
week's sales of hams-growth were 162,443 qrs. at 76e. 9d.
About the same quantity was returned last season at 675.
The lionise supply for the week ending 10th October was
but 28,331 qrs. The must rates of markets in Aviaries
serve as a temporary shook to heavy arrivals from that
quarter; and our immediate rumness seem nearly
limited to the Mediterranean and Danube—the car-
goes which new series hoes these quarters being
readily plastid at remunerative nue. Galan wheat
has brought 741. Id., floe braids 781., and mixed
Egyptian 54e. per qr.—the latter chiefly for the Con-
tinent; the former, in some instances, for our own toast.
Indian corn has brought from 41s. 6d. to 431. 9d. per qr.
We ate happy to hear that is many eases farmers who have
thrashed the present yeses 'Top of wheat find the yield
rather better than expected ; this, however, applies only to
these farms where produce was imputed to be fair. The
rates la America bring se well maintained will doubtless
eventually bring still more abundant supplies from the west,
and the tamping prices realised through an extensive Euro-
pean demand may dispose farmers to part with their stocks
of wheat more freely, as well as the consideration that they
have • harvest of maim so far beyond their own necessities.
The French are still claimers ; but our own prices baying
recently risen at a rate beyond theirs, the demend has been
proportionately reduced. In that country, as well as here,
the advance in the provisions bee exceeded that of the metro-
polis, the floor trade in Paris beieg slow, and prices
hardly to be called dearer, while wheat there has rather
receded. The week's supply on which Monday's wheat
market communed was but 8,137 qn.; the foreign still
lees, vie., 6,600 qrs., only 3,500 qre. being available for the
London trade, is nearly 2,000 qrs. were from Egypt, while
the exports reaching to 4,245 qrs., left the balance for Lon-
don at nearly 7,400 qrs. The morning's home supply being
rather short,and °unity markets mostly noting better prices,
sales were made early with tolerable reediting at folly 2e. per
qr. improvement, sad, in some instances, rather more; but as
the day advanced buena. decheed, and some quantity was
left unsold. The unease on foreign was only realised in
retail, bet holders were very firm. Oa Wednesday there
were only 620 qn. per coat, but • fair arrival of foreign,
vim 7,460 qrs. The samples left over were readily taken
off at the full rates of the previous day ; foreign showed a
teadeney upwards. and floating cargces were held at full
rates. On Friday then were 2,200 qrs. more per coast, with
the addition of only 900 qrs. from abroad. A still more
improved tone in the English trade was perceptible, and
needy buyers had to pay le. to 2s. per qr. more, though the
enhancement was not generally quoted. A small business
took place in foreign also, at rather improved rates, and the
whole aspect of the market was upwards.
There was a better supply of country flour, viz., 16,369
sacks. The foreign consisted of 4,168 saelui.froin Spain sad
Italy la about equal proportions, but the exports were
nearly I,9oo:sacks. Occasionally a trifle over the previous
currency was realised for foreign samples, both is sacks and
barrels; but country sad town-made qualities underwent
no change of price. Oa Wednesday the tone of the trade
was firm, there being no foreign reported, and only 710 sacks
per coast. On Friday, with only 300 sacks more, country
holders generally demanded an improvement on sacks and
barrels of foreign, and Norfolks realised 615., the nominal
price of Monday being 60s.
English barley has appeared only in moderate quantities,
but quite sufficient for the trade. The quantity for the
week, reclusive of home growth, was 3,800 qrs. Monday's
show of samples did not represent a large quantity. Any-
thing very fine emus malting qualities brought the previous
rates; but maltsters generally are indifferent buyers, and all
secondary sorts were • slew sale ls. per qr. abatement, while
stale grinding sorts were still more difficult to quit. Oa
Wednesday, with only 640 qrs. per °oast, prices were un-
changed; but it was • dragging trade, and in this way the
market closed, with the total arrival consisting of 2,790 qn.
English
Malt outlines to sell steadily, without change in value.
Oats arrived more plentifully, there being reported 20,200
qn. foreign, 6,200 Irish, and 1,900 English ; in alt 28,300
qrs. Several additional cargoes got up in the morning.
Dealers were therefore on the reserve, and the trade was
nearly limited to country buyers, who took sweet sorts of
foreign in retail at the former prices; but every description
of new wu difficult to quit on somewhat lower terms, and
black Irish were decidedly 6d. per qr. cheaper. Wednes-
day's supply consisted of 3,000 qn. Irish, and 5,200 To.
foreign, when prices remained much as on the previous day,
with • continued dulness in new samples. By Friday
5,000 qrs. more Irish got up, and only 800 qrs. foreign and
English together, when the market remained unaltered as
respects all old cent ; but new could only be quitted by
another reduction of 6d. per qr.
Beans have only appeared is small quantities—the week's
whole supply being 826 qn. The trade on Monday was
very firm generally ; for new English qualities there was a
better demand at over the previous currency, no further
change having occurred during the course of the week.
Teen were neatly 3,000 qn. of peas—half being English.
This good supply bad its effect on white boilers, which
were again reduced ls. to 2s. per qr.; but feeding descrip-
tions sustained no abatement, and without much passing,
there has bees no new feature to notice in the trade. There
is no doubt that the abundant pasturage which has followed
&deficient hay onp has considerably diminished the demand
for jell pulse.
The imparts as well as exports of Linseed have been
on a more reduced seals, the latter rather exceeding the
forme. The price of crushing seed, however, is well ens.
tabled, the principal source of *apply being 'inn, which
was hardly prepared for so extensive • demand from the
oestinest as well as Britain. Cakes also continue fins, and
as Christmas approaches will be more in request for fatting
stock. The late wet weather has been very unfavourable
to the crop of cloverseed, which, like trefoil, this semen is
very nearly a total failure; and unless France has an la.
usual abundance, which is very much doubted, prices must
rule high neat spring, the stocks being ace lolly low.
Mustard ptunfacturers having well supplied their wants,
white seed moans unsought; but brown is scares and
dear. Winter tans, contrary to general expeetatios, have
bees quite a drug, the present abundance cf feed producing
less thaisty for the future. Rapeseed and herepseed arrive
scantily, and remain high priced. C.oaryseed steady. Cu-
raway and coriander much as last quoted.
The country markets for wheat exhibit some variety, but
in plural have outstripped London in the liveliness of the
demand, as well as the advance realised. At Alford and
some few places they were only rather dearer; at Men-
theater, Gloucester, end Spalding the improvement was 2e.
per qr.; at Newark. Newcastle, Bristol, Boston, Wakefield,
Bishop Stanford, Loath, and Lynn, 2,. to 3,.; at Leeds,
Newbury, Bury St. Edmonds, Woodbridge, Hull, and
Galuborough, fully 35.; at Ipewich and Wolverhampton,
3s. te 4s. ; at Bingsghain, 41., with • ready damson of
samples; at Norwich and ll:bridge, ss. Liverpool, on
Tuesday, noted some improvement in new, and le. advance
on old what; and os Friday there was • further improve.
meat on new Irish of 3d. to 4d. per 70the ; the rise is flour
being in the week 2s. 6d. per seek, and in Isaias corn also
2e. 6d.; float has generally participated is the rise. Buie,
tornhas undergone little change ; brans bring in rams
favour at some increased value, while new oats have been
dull:

The rough weather in firotleod bas overtaken a thy
pieces of late oats, with several parcels of ontatendieg beau,
to the damage of their eouditioa. The merit.% Imo the
Bagliah, have bees o• the rise for wheat. On Wedueedsy,
at Glasgow, arrivals were abort. end there was a retail
business at an Winne* of le. to le. ed. per WV; sad Rear
was la. to 2s. per wash dearer. Flue oats Dad oatmeal were
more in revise; at loom improvement. At Leith, the de.
and for seed wheat coatiased, at great prises, sad the
general runs of new were 2.e. to it.. dearer.
FOREIGN.

The Hour narkot at ParTslian undergone ony little
clasp. Daring the week then hos hese a rather obstinate
inatention between the buyers sod millers. so to lower or
higher terns, bat the oseelseion is rather in fans, of fige
latter, without their Raking much ptetteno. Tin ben
narks an still moistened at 110 1. to 111 1. Doable
who hold on sposulatios have nada seas cesiesesina, sad
offer superior who at 108 L for the arrest noun.
Spanish at 106 1. to 106 1, Cbsapegee sad Banned, at
104 f. to 106 f. per 160 kilos. Wheat is as hottest and

sa

Themes Pep, sloe has b;;SalteTst 8 months is the set.
vies et Ma Demi* poss•herse red mailbag preptioter, et
the WaSsibiselslisa, as issasetee to ese et Ds mallows,
wee Weald si o.bes hem the Has. G. C. Norte*, vs
eevro- stabessisseest.
111111111 Opal. Obit seasequesse et the deli& I
swiss at* M *melons made by the pelmet, Mew

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1855.

ally a few Imitations taw take. •
at as aloatomeat
of 604. to If. per 1i bat. Me isles aroi by tba beton
were very mall. The tkoartareate, os the (*incur, 'bowl
a the la prises of from 33 e. to 1f.50 a. Malselliee yam as
doll as Pule ; ooly *se sale at iwportasoe wee iota, via.,
8.000 beet. hard wheat, bought for Gatos, at 60 f. per
160 litre*.

Little was doing at Trinte, excepting is the finest qua-
lities for millers there. Inferior issaiptions were quite
neglected. About 11,000 beet. Romagna have brought 36f.
76e.; low Egyptian, 20f. 265. per beet. Nevertheless, a
peat deal of flour has bees mill fer Nes Levant. Indian
corn was ray dull, the sakes Was Hailed to consumption.
Galata, 17f. 90J. ; 171. 20.. to 18f. Mo.
The Belgian markets, without rgeitement, show a Bra-
duel rise apneas : 16t being made of Egyptian wheat per
80 kilos. ; at Antwerp, boar grown, 2201. ; rye, Ito. per
70 kilos.
The Dutch advisee are very similar. Amsterdam notes
an advisee on wheat of 6fi. per lest.
At Stettin but little change has ensued since last reports.
Wheat fins, and quoted 118 to 126 theists. Eye calm, at
80 to Si theists per wisps!.
Fine wheat st Dantrie bas brought 945. pup. At there
rates little was doing. Rye, notwithetandiog scanty u•
rivals, bad receded Is. per qr.
At Vienna, sales of wheat were slow. 18,000 hut. had
changed heads at 281. 50e. to 30f. 60c. the hectolitre of 76
to 78 kilos.
Business was quiet in Slambro', at unaltered rates ; but
for seed, fine panels of wheat had made u much as 110 s.
per qr. Rye was a little cheaper. Arrivals were short at
Berlin, but affairs in pain were unimportant ; and the late
improvement was maintained. Plow, being maintained
relatively dieter than wheat, was dull. Wheat was held
for an advance at Bremen, but sales were only made in re-
tail. Wheat at Zurich was If. 16e. less per seek of li
hectolitre; but 35 cents. dearer for rye, sad If. 150. for

barley. -
Before the arrival of dm Washiegton and Armies at New
York there was a good demand for lour, which has sines
rather abated. Supplies having arrived in greater plenty from
the iaterior, the extrameaat rates of fright—tea., 5.. per
barrel for flour, sad le. 3d. per bushel for wheat—had occa-
sioned a slight fall in flour of 121 to 26 cents. per brl. Thom
fit for the British market were is meet request; prices for
good States, 8 to 9 dollars. Than had beet a fair show of
wheat from the south and west ; the latter quality very
satisfactory. Prioes were well maintained on first appear•
ant» of them supplies, but bad sines receded 2 to 6 mote.
I per bushel, &deices from Europe not meeting expectations.
Prices of Canadian white, 2 dole. to 2 dole. 6e. ; Southern
white, to 2 dole. 10e ; Southern red, 1 dol. 85 e. to 1 dol.
92i cr. Corn dull, and 1 mat. per bushel cheaper ; price,
86 to 108 mats. Philadelphia was quiet for wheaten flour,
sad better for rye meal. The other advises from the south,
'needing Baltimore sad New Orleans, describe Boar us very
firm in prim, with an active inquiry.
The Nile this season baying failed in its usual flow, ad-
vice. from Egypt state it to be the intention of his highness
the Peeks to prohibit the ezportation of wheat at the lapse
of three mouths. Priem at Alexandria were rather beyond
the previous quotations.

LONDON WIZIELT

Imparted.
11004.3.11. 110116 mis 1,000
Maori Dos bop 11,3
Bop), Madre., logs 10.100
pkge 700
Wm; B.P.
Do.
Media baba $670
Osyke 3,700
Cory BP bop 40
116:1P.alstne 1,633

2,400
11,400
5,400
15,100
11

Noel Pr. UK
-
36.400 $9,1109
143,000 U 9,000
34,000 74,000
116,000 400,000
42T 760
3,00610,15044,000 62,200
7,600 9,700
610 1,300
21,500 16,600
1

2D
Imo
412

TALLOW.

On Saturday our market was rather firmer than on
Friday, especially int forward deliveries ; 635. to 635. 34.
was given for January to Marsh, and 625. U. for November
and December. To-day the market opened firm, nearly all
the tallow at the seals haying been cleared off; and, tee
speesclaton for a fall refusing to go on, there was a reaction
In all positions. The demand from *ha trade is again lugs;
bat we do not bear of any business doing to-day for the
continent. Our closing prima are : Spot, new, 624. 6d. ;
1854, 625. 3d. to 62.. 6d. ; all the year, 62.. to 625. 3d. ;
December and January, 62a. 9d. to 63e ; January and
March, 63e. 64.—(From Messrs. Smith and Charles' circular
of Monday evening.)

COTTON.—Livituvoot, OCT. 22.—The market cloud
heavily, and with irregularity, but mime were not quotably
changed. The males comprised 6,000 bales, 1,000 for ea•
port—inebedbm 60 Perna= and Manahan's, at fild. to
73d.; 10 Bahia, at 6td.; 100 Egyptian, at 6}d. to 80.; and
600 'Surat, at 31 I. to 4d. per lb.

THE LINEN TRADE—The inadequacy of the supply
of hands for loom labour to the demand for linen renders
stocks unusually low. Manufacturers are sssss stly direct.
iog thefr attention to the application of steam agency to the
production of linen cloth, and we perceive that a respect.
able Lotion firm has nearly completed a large factory for
power loom weaving in that town—a precedent which we
may expect to see eatenaively followed up. The home trade
is quiet for white linens, but some extensive shipments for
foreign puts have been made, the exports for the week
from Belfast, Derry, and Newry, being 1,807 packages of
thread and linen. The falling off in operations is shown by
the returns for the nine months ending the 39th ult., by
which we perceive that the number of boxes of linen
ported from Belfast. Derry, and Newry have been 45,580,
a■ compared with 47,983 for the same period of 1864, and
66,856 for the nine months of 18,53. Yarns are in steady
demand, and stocks diminishing. Flex is being brought
forward more plentifully, bat still insufficiently for the
demand. and the prices throughout the several markets of
the province continue improving. In the southern markets
of the pros ince prices may be quoted ales. to 7s. 9d. for hand-
sentohed, and 7s. Bd. to 12s. 64. for milled ; and is the
Deny markets the extreme prices were 606. to 80s. per
1241 be. The import of flax for the week hu been 220 tons;
and for the month of September 700 tons, as compared with
304 in the same month 01 1864, and 1.110 in 1863. The
stocks of B 4: on band now are only one-third of those at the
Name period of last yam—B*oW Merolla.

CORN.-Bn.rmyr, Ocr. 22.-(By Boglish and Irish Mag-
netic Telegraph )-Bupply of whist and oats small ; priers in
!STOUT of saws. At Corn BZObIDEO prices TOT, firm ; no
bang'.
Cons, Our. 22 -(By English sad Irish Magnetic
Telegraph.)-107 barrels whim wheat, 395. to 435. • 21
barrel, red wheat, 351. to 395. ; t barrels ditto, 39i. to
40s. ; 32 barrels ditto, 40s. to 41e. Bd. ; 73 barrels barley,
13s. to 16s. 6d. • 461 barrels ditto, 16s. 6d. to 18e. ; 231
barrels ditto, 18s. to 19s. 3i. ; 6 barrels bare, 16,. 6d. ;
1.750 barrels oats, 13s. 6d. to 14s. 7d. ; 320 barrels ditto,
141. 7d. to 15s. 6d. ; 333 barrels ditto, 16s. 6d. to 181. 9d.
Hay, fanners', 341. to 725. ; dealers', 721. to 60s. Straw,
farmers', 29.. to Us. ; dealers'. Ws. Clover, 10d. tole. Id.
DUNDALK, OCT. 22.-(By English and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph.)-Wbits wheat, 431. to 441. ; red ditto, 41s. to
421. 6d. ; barley, 17s. to 20s. ; oats, 14s. to 16s. Small

B.—LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 22.—The supply of stook,
one, wee is •oh in emcees of the demand, ani ft Wee
sales of moment could be effected

d overage •
with dMeulty that say .
eves st s reduction of id. per lb. from the prices of last
week, whisk holders were compelled to submit to. Beef,
bd. to &id.; prime madders, 6d. to6td. ; ewes, sd. to 6i

INTELLIGENCE.
Yoax, O. 9.
_ _Nsw

The secession of specie from California hu not been met
with any demand for foreign export, and the banks will no
doubt continue to strengthen themselves for some time to
some. Greater activity in moos, is shown in the aggregate
clearings for the week, which include the heavy payments
of the 4th instant, and show a larger sum than the cleaner
of any week since July, 1854. The reduction of loans by
oar banks has created an Dative demand for capital in our
city. Paper of the best grade finds its way to the brokers
at Bto 10 per cont. Loins on call, stock collators's, 7to 9
Per cent. The reamed quotations of sterling bills will in a
few days bays the effect to produce more steadiness in the
market.
Foreign Ruhanges.-Tbe market has been lenitive. We
quota-Lot:4°1008 to 1091 ; Paris, 6 171 to 6.16 ; Amster.
dam, 41 to 411 ; Frankfort, 411 to ell ; Breese° 79 to 791;
Hamburg, 361 to 361; Antwerp, 6.20 to 5.161; 'Berlin sod
l.eipsic, Cologne, 73 to 74.
Corrow.-The market closes to-day with a limited in-
quiry on the basis of 910. for strict middling uplands. On
the 3rd instant the Paciflo's advices were received node" a
decline in Liverpool of /d. full, with Wei of 32,750 Ulu.
Oa receipt of these accounts holders became anxious to
realise, and some sales were effected at a decline of p.
mctive demised followed, relieving the market of the
ost promlng puede, and prima reeoured wk. Thee
sales from the 2nd instant to date amount to 6,600 bales,
and shipments from first hands donut the same period to
2,600 bales. At New Orients, on the 6th, the sales were
6,000 balsa, middling 8/e. to sp. At Mobile on the 6th,
market dull, middling 9c., freight Id. This market closes
without animation at the annexed quotations :
Uplands. Florida. Mobile. N.O. it Tex.
Ordinary
to
Middling
llkkllint lq 104 lo none
Proofs to Liverpool, I. Stalin., ato 14. per cent.
FLOUR, sie.-There was an active demand for flour to-
day for export to England and Franca. Prices advanced
121 e. to 26e. per bbl. Sales of Alexandria (Pioneer) were
made at 9 dole.; Petersburg. 9 dole. 60c. ; Richmond City
(Crushaw), 10 dole. 760 • Ohio, commies to good brand,
8 dolt. 371 c. to 8 dole. 60; ; common to good brands of New
York Buie deer, 8 dole. to 8 dole. 60c.; 4,600 bbla. sold
for delivery_ In November, 7 doll. 611 e.; Canada flour sold
at 8 dole 26e. to 9 dol.. 26c. ; Owners, floor was without
material alteration, sales were made at 9 dole. 60* to 11 dole.
Rye Car and corm meal were without abeam in pion.
Wheat was in doused, sad priers advaseed 2e. to Sc. per
bushel • the sales here and to arrive amount to about
125.006bashels; Genesee writs sold at 2 dole. 26e. ; Cant-
atas white. 2 dole. 16e. to 2 doh. 200. ; Soothers ditto,
2 don. 16e. to 2 dole. Me.; Illinois ditto, 2 dale. 20c.; red
and mixed Western, 1 dole 800. to 2 dolt.; red Soothers,
Westin o. to 2 do's 3a. The receipts of cern were light ;
mired brought 90e to 91e. • 8,000 bubo's of rye
weld at 116 e. to 120 s. Oats were is 'good demaad at 42e.
to 4601-
Nnvaz. &roans remain inactive. 8401101 spirits .f ter-
Pasties were made at 44c. to 4110. Crude terming, held at
3 dole. 60e. Common ruin is held at 1 del. 80e.; 100 bble.