The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-08 00:00:00

-- A HINT TO AGRICULTURISTS. Among the nu- iii
menus projects afloat, indicative of this advancing age, is "-,„
• plan of supplying the great metropolit with new milk from 142
the emu?, by railroad. In • population of 2,000,000 of so
suds, it may easily Se conceived that the consumption of to
milk daily must necessarily amount to several hundred N
thousand gallons. The present supply is di &dent both in N
quality and quantity. and, so valuable • commodity is mirk 120,
in London, teat it is extensively adulterated with water, g
Last, and chalk. The price of what is called the best milk, IA
too, is exceedingly high, and is fully double what it is in the I
agricultural diaries. There is, therefore, ample room for S.
enterprise is this useful and essential article, and the "
directors of the various railways mining into London, with re
a view of encouraging country fencers to supply the metro-
polis with fresh milk, have agreed to reduce their charges, ss
end bring milk to London, by contract, at a very low rate of SO
charge. How tar it may be practicable for the agriculturists 22
of East Ham and Suffolk to enter into speculation in this 2:
new traffic we do not venture to say. It is enough for us oi
to call dui, attention to the topic, in the hope that they may 15
fiad a new and profitable market for one of their articles of St.
produce.—lpswich E.rpress. 15
AFFRAY WITH POACHERS AT RUPTORD. —On It
Friday morning last at one o'clock, the firing of guns was 23
heard in Sir T. J. Resketh's preserves, at Rufford ;on which lo
the head keeper, John Heeketh, usembled about half-a. is
dozen men, and proceeded to the spot, a wood, adjoining the HA
keeper's house. They were immediately attacked bye gong N;•
of nine poachers, a portion of whom were armed with guns, op
and they were knelt down, pointing their guns at the too
keepers, the rest remaining behind, assailing them with te
stones. The keepers were overpowered, and Htsketh, and r
a man named Canna, ploughman to Sir Thomas, were
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severely beaten with bludgeons. Hesketh, who is • very 'so
, determined man, bad his head laid open. The poachers, it 23
appears, wished to possess themselves of his gun, which he ft
clung to until completely overpowered. He is, however note II
withstanding the number of nig wounds, going on more li
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favourably than could be suposted.—Pfwton Chronicle.
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MONEY MARKET.
THIS DAT. _

Two o'Cr.oex.
In the absence of any occurrence, eitker domestic
or foreign, which could in any way influence the
value of the home funds, the English stock mar-
ket remains witted variation in price from yester-
day. Consols opened at 921 both for money
std time, and have remained steady at that
quotation all the morning. The Three per Cents.
Reduced have been dealt in at 911, 1, and 1; the
Three-and-a-Quarter-per Cents., at 921, 1, and again
at 2. Bank Stock, at 198 an I. Exchequer Bills
without alteration, at 435. and 48s. premium.
In the foreign stock market there is no alteration
to notice, except an advance in the value of Equador
Bends, which have been done at 31. The business
of the morning is limited to the following: Brazilian
New Bonds at 82. Chilian Six per Cents., at 94.
Equador, at 3/. Danish Three per Cents., at
72. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, at 82
and 1. Grenada at 181. Mexican (ex January
coupon), at 26.
The closing quotations of the French Bentes come
reported from Paris at 65.83 for the Three per Cents.,
and 87.80 for the Fives.

13N OLDIE( YU X DB.
Sank Roca, DM 44 I 3 per Ct.Ose. Aos, r 4 1
3 per Ct. Sol Arr.. 11410 31 per Cts.3l) 4
3 per 13.00. Yrs. Mg tachertear Dins. ea to 41.
IMO N FUNDtI.
per Ct. Aortas_ llassls, 1 per Ct. ma Dd5..184 17
44 par Ct. 111111. BMW 06 6 Granada Defirred Ma, 3 4
14 pee Oast 3 per Ct. Mei.. 1846. t 5 1
II per 01. MoMilm ULM 4 I per Ct. Peruvian Ms., 12
Ante Foetuses'', Coos., 31 4
4 igatt. area 3: 41 6 per Ct. Rua Ms., HT 8
Ditto Spain& Bda.. 144 17
. /Ms.,— 3 per Ct. dpaniab lids., 344
C .40.. 31 1 13paniat permed lids.,
I
pee CI. DAL, 72 4 Ditto Amara 8d5.,31
14 par CR Dutch 136., 831 i 2 per Cl. Venettivla /Ma, 13 5
4 per 01. Dutch I.NPIte., 81.1 2.4 ireskausla Warred Ms..? 8
IDIOLI3II PUN
iris Ct. Rained Anna., 9111
OW Cl. Consols Anna.. en ti
Now 81 per Ct. Anna., 924 1
Last A 02111., esp. 6th Jan., IMO,
II M 6
Ditto SO yean, rep. 1011, Oct.,
1833, 8 346
Ditto 30 years, rap. 3th Jan.,
IMO, 83 11-16

)3.—TWITIDAT.
India Stock, 2.58
Ditto Bonds, £l,OOO, 82 pm.
Ditto under £l,l 00, 82 5 pm.
Consols for Amount, 921 1
Eacbequer Bills, 41,000, lid.,
45 6 pm.
Ditto, 4500, 104 45 8 pm.
Ditto Small, lid., 45 8 pen.

6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Don-de, 401
I pie Ct. Milian Bonds, 94 5
I per Ct. Danish Itclo, 1625, 71
le per Ct. Y.quedor Bds.. SI
S per Cat. Maxima Bootle, Acct.,
N0r.16, 26
Ditto, Small, 261
4 per Ct. Pertugutee Bonds, SS

r FUNDS. 135
3 per Cl. &Asian Bonds, 1822, 11
Ott., 107 8
3 per Ct. Spanish Ma., Acct., t 4
NOV. 16, 161
3 per Ct. Spanish B. 341 10
24 per Cent. Dutch ange, 12 "
gull., 321 10
4 per Ct. Dutch Certif., ott 21 50
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MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. So
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Hall past Two.—ScoAß.—The market has been fiat to- 12
day. bOO boxes of Havana, half in bond and half duty paid, *I
sold in public sale, at a decline of 6d. • 'yellow, 365. 6d. to 11.11
41s. duty paid ; yellow in bond, 21e. to 245. ; low white in I
bond, 255. to 27e 300 hbds. of Cuba were withdrawn for 10
want of buyers at previous rates. The private contract to
market for We* India is inactive. Refined has become dull, *
and more difficult of sale than the two preceding days. 22
Corers.—The musket continues excited, and a further
advance has been paid; the accounts received from the Con- r 0
tinent of a general advance stimulates the speculators here, u
who are very active; 46e. was paid for Rood ordinary native to
previous to the public sale, when 1,700 bags at 46,. to et.
46e. 6d. ; superior, 465. 6d. to 47a. ; 1,000 sof Rio Bold $
in public sale at higher prices ; ordinary to ne ordinary, "
39i. to 445. ft
Cocoa.-360 bags Trinidad sold in public sale, at frets u
18s. to 465., which showed a slight decline on the low qua-
lities.
Pixarro.-200 bags good quality sold at 6ld. to bid. per
lb , which were high prices. II
BALTPIIIIII.-600 bags Bengal were offered, and chiefly n
bought ; refraction 101 sold at 26e. 6d. 20
Rtes —2,800 bags of good white Bengal were offered in 10
public, ale, and bought in at 10e. 6d. 2)
Corrox.—The public sales went off freely at full prices. a
Stara*, 41 to 41 per lb. ; Tinnevilley Madras, 44 to 41 per 4
lb. The unexpected revival of the speculation in Liverpool :
has stimulated buyers. 20
Betsitts.—The demand continues large, and a farther go
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advance of la. has been paid; Valencia, 435. 200
In other articles no material alteration. /0
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TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 20
so
TIN raarket ia Ann to-day. at the following Baum : to
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Ve. 3d. to ed. ; October to le
December delivery, 375. 6d.; January to Much, 37a. 6d. 21
to 9d. -

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Nostra. Cooper and Davis report trade very heavy, at the
following quotations:—Prime Meadow Hey, 66e. to 745. • in-
ferior, 60s. to 635.•. Rowels, 60s. to 605.; Clover, 60,.
to
90e.; Straw, Us. to Ns.
For Canary Marlate see lasi page.)