The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS•
(THIS DAY.)

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(FIIOII OUL OWS COILSIMPOIDIPT.I
(LT Jammu° Lip TILLUIRAPL)
COTTON. —The market continues flat, at drooping pri:er.
Balm about 5,000 bales.
COEN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in good
request, and 24. per costal dearer. Flour ds. per
/lad( dearer, and more doing. Indian corn 3d. dearer. with
fair demand. Beans steady. Oats are id. and oataneal 6d.
dearer, with moderato inquiry.

MINCING-LANE.--ITHD3 DAY.)
gooses—The market Las opened quietly, but firmly, at
last week's currency. The private salts include . British
West India at firm prices; Mauritius braes, at 325. 4; Cubs
Muscovado, at 38a. CA. Itefised—Full prices are °IA sisal
for all descriptions, there being a steady demand.
Corrst. —Both native sod plantation Ceylon are inqa;red
for at full rates.
TEL.—The üblic sees of Indian teas are seine
steaddy at thep full value ; privately the market eientiaues
active.
Rt:B.-100 puocheoes of Demerara so'd at Ist. 81. to
Is. Pd. for fair to good.
SALTPETRE. —No e des reported.
Faulrs —Currants, new, have bees soil at rather firmer
prices-295. to 35a.
Incr. —About 25,000 bop of soft grain sold, at prices is
favour of sellers.
HEMP.—Russiso is firm, at CU. to 3:51. 10r. for clean;
lfsoilla 80111K011. 45/.
COTTON.—The market is quiet, at prices other easier.
Tinutvelly fully fair, 19.1. ; Western Madre., 18td. to 19 .4.;
ditto, for arrive, fair, lBd. ; Tinnivelly for sirivsl, 170.
to lBd.
Jurr.—There continues to be an active inquiry at firmer
prices.
TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 51e. net cash;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525., buyers ; October to Ds-
. saber, Ws. ; December, Ms 3d. ; Januar, to Marche
ekl. to 51s. ; March, 54e. 6d. to 555.

SMITHFIELD aAY MARKET.—(THIS
Mr. Charles James Eastom reports trade firm. Prime
meadow haw, 975. Cal. to 1100. ; inferior diB3s. to 90E:
clover, old, 110 s. 130 s. ; straw, 284. to 33..

Tag MERDERER FORWARD.—This notorious cha-
racter is still wool:oil in the little gaol at Sandwich, under
the owe of the gnee-nor, Mr. Hill. He takes daily exercise
apart from the other prewar", and employs the greater
part of his time in analog letters to persona to high autho-
rity, and others connected with the state. He has accumu-
lated an immense pile of lettere, and is extremely anxious
that rams of them should be published. He makes hut
little allusion to the crime be hen committed, and eats
heartily sod sleeps soundly. We are informed that he will
be tried et the nett lieniathe theism, which take place in
December.—MairistoneJouresi.
A FATAL ST P. C i ;Li LT. —M ELANCHOLY OCCURREN (*E.
—We regret to announce the death of Alfred Tolhurst,
aged 16, who expired on Thursday morning, from the
effects of • fall from the warehsuw window of Mr.
Eliot, a distance of eleven feet from the ground.
On Thursday an inquiry was held before the
mayor and coroner. R. C. N. Davies, Eaq., deposed—
! wan called to see the deceased on Friday morning last.
Mr. Adamson had attended him before my 'ri.: real
' Upon examinat;on I found • lacer.ated wouod of the ..calp
51 inches long. There was also • wound no the
upper lip. Both had been stitched up. He was
quote sensible then. 1 attended him every day since the
accident. Erysipelas and tetanus set in, end he died this
morning from 'adoration. Henry Elliott deemed—At 6
o'clock on Thursday evening last. I was locking my father's
warehouse when the deceased and a boy pained
Fuller came by. Tolhoret wanted me to pull him up by a
chain which was banging from the window. He said, "It
you do not, I will come up sod push you out." He thee cam*
upend took hold of me by the collar in play, and held one for
a few minutes. I straggled and swung my arm round to get
away, and threw him on some sacks. As I was gone: away
from him to shut a wiodow on the other side, he pantilel up
sod caught me round the waist. We tripped over SOWS sects
and fell spinet the door—which flew open—and fell into the
rind, I beine at the bottom. The height was Il+. feet
from the ground. I was mot much hurt. I got up and put
my hat oar ; the deceased was take,' to the hones of a
woman named Mitchell, and his father sent for. The
Clerk—You are quite sure you were not quarrelling' W it-
nese —Quite su,e, we were only larki, g, rod our fell was
accidental. The jury, without hesitation. returned a ver-
dict of " Accidental death."—Surrce Standard.
THIEVES IN CHAPEL—The anniversary services
at the independent church, Guildford. Last week, were
attended by several members of the swell n.ob.
I MONDAY EVENING, At the morning conies five different ladies had
their pockets picked, and found themselves Mill= their
On Saturday afternoon the ceremony of inangn- i Console, which closed on Saturday a t 891 to i
rating the hr01:1ZO statue of Archibald William, fifteenth for the Bth November, opened and closed to-day at panes. At the cocclueion of the sermon io the evetalg,
Earl of Eglintoo, took place at Ayr, under the mostpreached ho the Ile.. Newman Hall, the Rev. Mr. Hat•
(avowable circumstance.. The likeness is most faithful, the same quotation, te only intermediate change ' pastor of the chapel, reminded the large congregation that
and the expression caught by Mr. Noble is very happy. The consisting of a temporary improvement of 1. For . they must be careful in leaviog the buildiog, and not c•owd
details of the figure have also been brought out with great money the last price was 89 to 1. The official towards the doors. The Rev ..Newman Hall then.in • short
soul., to
care. The following is the inscription upon the pedestal : business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
pre
whichi' Ipetot i teihortgheet. he
extempore prayer salted God if there were any pickpockets
"In memory of Archibald William, Earl of Eglinton
end Wintoun, P. 0.. K.T., K.P., Lord-Lieutenant of Console, for 89k, 1 1
money, , ;ditto, for account, a
was i n
at
generalentl tis and" Amen" e v their
from
Ayrshire, 1843-61, Lord Rector of Glasgow Universitv, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871, 1 ; New gregatioa. No further theft was reported.—::ufrey
1852-3, and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, 1852 sod 1858-9. Three per Cents., 87k 1, 1 ; Bank Stook, 249, , Standard.
Bern 29th September, 1812; died 4th October, 1861. . 250 ; India Five per nt. Stock, 1941, 105. 1 The weather has during the last fortnight un-
Tbis statue wasmb
re,
erected by • public subscription of ! Indian government securities were quiet, at demon* an entire change. Rain has more or leas costinoeil
all ranks and clams., in testimony of admiration for his to prevail daring that period, and altogether a con-
former
public character, of affectionate remembrance of his private ,
varied the a
rtces. Exchequer Bills have scarcely adorable quantity has fallen. This obsage bee 'noes
virtues, and of universal regret for the boa occasioned to . varied, March being quoted 6s. to 3s. dis., and eery beosfinial, for the r long protracted drought
his friends and to his country by his too early death." ; the June, Bs. to 4s. dia. . bad begun to produce injury in many ways. The
GRATUITOUS VIEW OP THE GIANT CHANG.— I In the foreign stock market the variations were temperature has materially fallen, and after the
Yesterday morning a singular accident happened to Chang not of striking importance. There was an improve- throe of such unusually warm and lovely weather
Woo God, the Chinese giant. Hitherto the manage" bays ' meat of }per cent. in Italian stock, lin Turkish ghout Sth.ember and the early part of Ozto'aer.
contrived to transport their gigantic charge to and from the .the sudden change to autumnal chill has made itself eens,hly
Egyptian Hall without permitting him to be seen by the and In
of 1858 and 1862 and Egyptianof 1894, d 1 '
felt, the marked contrast lending additional force to the
public. But yesterday newsing all their precautions were Spanish Passive. On the other band, Sardinian change. It is hoped, sod indeed thoeght by many, that the
frustrated. As the vehicle conveying the Chinese party • stock declined 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds were alteratioo in the temperature and the heavy fells of MITI
seared Westminster Abbey the weight of Chang proved too ' dull. lately experiethed, may prol;thly waders, some effect in
much for the carriage, the bottom of which suddenly gave I In the market for bank shares steadiness pre- checkiag the progrese of the stile diamond'. We heirttly
way, precipitating the whole celestial party into the mud. itrust that this may prove to be the come. —Susax 4 dvertgrer.
Chang bore the accident with his usual philosophical egos! veiled. The changes oom • an improvement
P A Swiss invention has been introduced to aid
. ideally, bat poor little Chung Mow was sadly disturbed in Bank of Egypt, English Joint Stock, Imperial bees in the formation of their eomb. Narrow sheets of wax
by the sodden plunge into thorned, and King Pot's modesty , Ottoman, and Standard Bank of Africa, but s de- an Imprinted by machinery so as exactly to represent the
was seriously offended. However, they contrived to scramble , cline in mercial Bank of India, and Merchant dividing wall of comb between the sells. These strips are
open
the seats, sod managed to retain their position in the I Bank shares. attached to the top of the empty Mire, before the new
vehicle until they were safely deposited at the Egyptise Iswarm is put in. thus anthill's the bees to go immedieely
Hall. financial comnantes.
As regards the shares of the •
•- •to work, and also guiding them is makins the sheets of
Tug EASTERN Poars.—Mr. R. Young, of wig- i the ^lily movement was in Credit Fancier and comb in the proper direoMon.—Neto York Herald.
has our
bee
the Robert Lowe eteamer, of 2,000 ' Mobilierr which after touching 91 to 51 prem. ' Soya Kgmanierfort ildrffthroL—During the week
tons , with cabin accommodation•
foe 300, r
i closed ss.higher than on Saturday.ending October 21, the visitors bave been es follow*:
Pueseagern. Mr. Young is also bulidisg • sert.l, steamer of i new issue of shares of this company were qinoted 4' Oa Mooday. Tuesday. sad tlaturdey, free da_ys, arm from
L2OO toes burdes at Saederlend. This latter vessel will . 10 a.m. to 10 pm., 9,460; an Wedtherniy, Thursday, sod
to 4i prem. The closing quotations were 44 follows :
be ready for 'seething fa a taillight. The Great Yarmouth y, students' bean (admission to the public, 64.), open
RSV*. and Pier Commissithers lethed to apply to parliament 1, —lnternational Financial, 11 to 11 press. • General . Frieda
from 10 a.m. till 5 p.oe. 1,511. Total, 10,971. From tie
next sessles for • bill to extend their powers. i °milt, 2to 21 pram. ; Lop" Financial, 71 to opsaing of the insestim, 5,613,759.

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QotTHCaI. W.S.W. to
strong modetate,
with showers.
81reilar to above. EanYintn. As next above.
Northern=qootland. Westarn=lreland. Wale*, and adja-
cencies. Southern =English ebsnnel and Bay of Biscay.
lastartm-Eastward Sulam" and North Sea.