The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-01 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARIC-LAME.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of home grown wheat at our market to-day
was very moderate, but most of the samples came to hand
in fair condition. The trade for both red and white parade
was very firm, and Monday's adnnoe in prices was well
supported.
The show of foreign wheat was moderate. In all de-
sertPtims) Wen progressed steadily, at the recent improve-
ment in the currencies.
Floating cargoes of wheat moved off freely, at quits
previous quotations. Spring Cora was firm in price.
Malting barley changed hands steadily, at prices quite
equal to Monday. OrWing and distilling sorts were in
request, on former terms. The supply was limited.
The malt trade was firm at late rates.
With oats we were well supplied. The transactions in
nearly all qualities were to a fair extent at full quotations.
Beans commanded quite as much mousy as on Mooday,
with a firm inquiry ; and the value of peas was well sup-
ported. The supply of both peas and beans was small.
The floor trade we. firm, and town made qualities realised
465. per 2601b5. Country marks and foreign barrelsold at
previous quondam
Linseed and rapeseed were firm bat nearly all agricul-
tural ends were inactive.
AD
CAETYLLB or GRAIN, AV., INTO LO
OCT. 81 INDON, BY WATTSITI. ILILLAON, PROM OCT. tit TO NCLUN

Nall pats.
qn. ars!. qrs. qrs. belif.l°".
011 "MOW* 240 2920 190 ..
Foreign
1 3880 8040 106 12230 .. 280

Totel

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY =or= RID 13111111ATIONAL TILRAII&PR.)
(FROM OUR OWN OORRIMPORDINT.)
Market very fiat and dull at falling price. Wee about
4,000 bass.

MINOING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR.—The market shows increued heaviness ; prime
are rather in favour of buyers, but no actual decline can be
noticed. The sales are alum* entirely ooefined to British
West India desoriptioes. Refined—brown lamps are quoted
at 44e., but they are dull of sale thereat.
Coarse.—The parcels of good quality of Plantation
Ceylon command vary fall prior ; the lower qoalities
have sold at about the previous currency : ordinary and
Sue ordinary, 695. 6d. to 75a.; low middling and middling,
772. to 83.1.; good ditto, 85a. 6d.; peaberry, 78a. to 83s. 6d.
COCO/. —The market is firm for all descriptions.
Tar.—A fair Madams is doing in all descriptions, at full
prior.
Ricr..—There is an active market for all soft deecriptions,
at firmer prices. Necranzie and Bassein, 124. to 124. 3d. ;
Rangoon, 19.. 91.
Ruir.-403 puncheons of Demerara have been sold at
Is. 78d. to is 13d. ; also 100 pantheons of Jamaica, at full
rates.
of
Purim-1,000 hap Naomi sold at 31d.
BALTPETRZ.—The market continues quiet.
CirrtoB.—The gales are too trifling to give quotations ;
there are only buyers on lower terms.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The narked is quiet, nt the following price.:—Town tal-
low, lila 9d. *et cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
10.. 6d. • all the math, 50e. ; Dee., 50e. ; Jaa., 51a. ;
Marsh, 51s. 6d. to Ma 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Maus. Patteoden and Smith report that the market
romans 'about alteration Mace Monday ; trade steady, and
prime for all descriptioos still continuing firm.

PROROGATION OF PA.RLIAM/LerT.—(Tats Dev.)—
This afternoon, shortly after 2 o'clock, the Lord Chancellor
attended at the House of Lords for the purpose of proraguies Total of the above £775,435 £487,046 £2,273,627
the present parliament. His lordship took his place It will be seen that the above-mentioned articles
between the throne and the woolsack, and directed the have been exported to the United States in the
Hon. Slingsby Bethel], the reading clerk, to read the list. mouth of September to an extent exceeding by
The Hones of Commons was represented by Mr. H. Ley. 1,;86,681/. the shipments of the same month of
At the close of the court the Lord Chancellor declared the 1864, and exceeding
by 1,498,192/. those of Sep
parliament prorogued until Thursday, the Rid November. tember, 1863. The expansion of the American
Mr. Sims Reeves is engaged to sing in Judas trade is, in fact, the most interesting feature of the
Maccabees on the 12th inst., at the Hartley Institute, present monthly' issue of the Board of Trade re-
Southampton. turns, and accounts in no small degree for the en-
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—The following are the larged demand for money. There is, however,
preachers appointed by the Bishop of Loudon to preach in another aspect of the matter :—considering that the
the Cathedral on Suriday mornings in the present month of United States have no longer the usual supply of
November, 1865: November 5, the Rev. G. F. W. these
cotton to send to us in payment for goods,
Mortimer, D.D., of Queen's College, Oxford, chaplain to
the Lord Mayor, late head master of the City of London and that a large portion of the surplus stocks of
School ; November 12, the Rev. William Aldwin beanies, breadatiffs and other provisions in the Northern
M.A., of 'Trinity College, Cambridge, vicar of Greenwich, States are being retained to feed the almost stare-
and rural dean i. November 19. the Rev. William Spar- ing population of the South, it is difficult to under-
tow Simpson, M. A., of Qeesn'a College, Omatoidee, rector
of St. Matthew's, Friday-sweet; November 26, the Rev.stand how the balance can be ultimately adjusted
Robert George Baker, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, without very large remittances of specie to this
vicar of All Sainte, Fulham. country.
Naw Qczars's Oorusrt. —Mr. John Shapland The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows
Edmonds Stock, of the Middle Temple, has been noted. thin week an increase of 4361. over last year, and
nand by the Lord Chancellor to be one of her Majesty's
the Metropolitan an increase of 253/.
counsel, sod will be entitled to take hie seat within the bar
at the meeting of the various courts of law and equity to. The undermentioned gentlemen have joined the
morrow morning. board of the Metropolitan and Provincial Bank
THE CATTLE PLAOUI AT NEWCANTLE-HpoN.TYNE. (Lurked), VIZ. :—Mr. R. A. Boyd, merchant, of
—The one. kept by the Newcastle freemen upon the town-
moor appear likely to be ant rely swept away by the cattle London and Cork ; Mr. David Bowden, a director
of the London and River Plate Bank ; Mr. John vs . S T
ArESTRUCTION OF THE SCI OLLS,—
plsgue. The number of deaths for the week, from Saturday,
the 2lst, to Satiuday, she 23th of October, wee 41, and Alldin Moore., a director of the Equitable Life (Tout Der.)—This morning, at a very e srly hour—at as early
El animals slaughtered and passed for food, making a total Assurance Society s
andhn Romano", of Lawrie- isa hour, indeod, as operations under the provisions of the
sham the outbreak on the 17th of September a 158 deaths park, Sydenham • Mr. F. J. Sargood (of Say- act of parliament could be commenoed—tbere wass teneral
and 218 animals slaughtered and ;wed for food—e total good, King and fiargood), &director of the National removal of toll-gates on the Surrey-side of the Thames.
of 376 victims to the disease. The somber of milk °owe Directly after the 31st of October had paned measures
belonging to the town which hays been destroyed in that Bank of Australasia. were at mice Wren for the removal of 61 of these gore,
time h---died, 137 ; slaughtered and passed for food, 69. At the third annual meeting yesterday of the and by the time ordinary pa rages were on the rods this
SHOT BY A BURGLAIL—At Carnarvon on Friday Upper Adam Tea Company, the amount left
we,- morns; they hod disappeared, and horsemen and Myers
morning between 1 end 2 o'clock, a policeman on duty re- muttion was stated at 10,350 L, and a dividend was could proceed where they hired along 108 rolloa.of hitherto
wired information that the jewelry establishment of Mr.taxed way without being every nter and then p. lied 'ay by
declared of 10 per cent. per annum, free of income
Lewis Lewis, in the Highstreet, had been broken into and A._high waymeu of the rani These abolitions -Reek
several valuable articles of property stoles. About an hour mil. Sir Per cent. I already been IHI "
however, has important districts in the three counties of Surrey, Kent,
afterwards the officer (Police-constable Jooes) received into paid, and the balance of 4 per cent. will be due and Sumer. and will be a great boon to the tradesueso acid
custody a man who gave the none of Chemise Spencer, on Oa and after the 10th November. This distribution asricaltarist-.
the charge of having attempted a burglary at • farmhouse, makes, with the bonus paid on the let September, ROBBERY AT THE JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—Some
called the Rest-mill, between Cared and
era
watt It a total of 18 per cent. ivided amongst the share- "petty larceny" thief has stoles a Law Litt, and the fol-
appears that Spencer. having carried away several watches,"mein lend notice has bun given in the Exchequer Chins
brooches, rings, &c., identified as the property of Mr. Lewis. holders daring the
twelve mouths. bare :—•• The thief that took away the Lew List from these
went to the farmhouse. He succeeded in opening one of the The following circular has been issued on behalf chambers is requelte,l to return the same." MN
windows, and was riding the drawers of their contents when of the directors of the London and Middl _____ __OWE Bank THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLLIERS —Throughout
he was disturbed by the owner and his sou, who proctired • (Limited), which is being wound up : the whole of the South Yorkshire district the greatest ex-
_ light and edeavoured to capture their unwelcome visitor. just sow *sista, owing to the oollisrs to the num-
He made a desperate resistance, drew • loaded pistol from 51, Bishopegateatreet Within., Leaden, LC., Oct. Oat M. eit••1••••
bar of overly 6,vuo as increase o ton
It is stated that the counsel of Jefferson Davis his breast pocket, and shot the farmer in the fees. The us- Sir,—l am instructedt by the directoes of the London and cent. on the prime at preen ot paid. On Thursday acid Vri-
are
last
rom
see
has expensed a desire that his client be secorde 1 immediate
fliss uinott.a verynpkas riousivedconTetikosinjuhillist tkaotot,kehaotwever at Middlesex
o makke (a furithePrette iatiOnnthorr ehthallhotetn. in day eularruv"or imnsoofttsneeiline the districiPti*Zidted4oll their
trial. re
trial. The desire comes origlnally from Davis, who. it is powerful sooog moo, rippled with the burglar, sod
$ a respect of tho °spud of the bank, at the rate el 11.
per o"O;ployors.eiohiog forth, odssom It was only big year
said, has declared that he hu "no fears for the issue," and struggle of fully half an hour ensued between them. The share, and that years.may receive the amount dos *Von tb• that seat, 4,000 of them were out of work for 6vo
that, therefore, the government will do him a gnat favour rest of the inmates, being all women, were so terrified that shares registered your name on %nobodies here any months, owing to a strike, which led to a lock-out and
by arraigning him at the earliest possible moment. It is . they could reader no assistanon whatever. Spooner fired a Monday or Thursday in the mouths of November or Deems to serious riots. Since then matters have goes on pretty
I • I a second time, but happily without doing any injury. her next, between the hours of ten and three o'clock. It
also reportel that the recent favourable change in his every Fmt° forward
At length he was secured sod removed to Carnarvon police- will be nacemary that you should your share Y.' loss of their old customers have during the LA few months
day life was mainly the work of the President. station, where he was searched, and four pistols. loaded and tincates for examination a few days before you apply fee been doims a very fair hominess. tave wooer scads promoing
The Missouri delegate sent from the Fenian capped, were fond conesaled in his clothes, besides a Tian- the amount due noon them. The liquidation of the honk is tO be very good Wand, when they are again threntesed with
Contuses on a minion to Washington with reference to the be deputations gave a circular to
tit, of I'. acid ay from
Mrallhwilj noiceasilrtasTPlWtit and
!bill awillibesedreltribeautted,elawitlii a mrim,°7,lvector 2terniZtfi:lpio."ll". mrwark.m. after wait.
unconditional release of John Mitchel at Fortress Monroe,
sad is* native of London. The mayor (Mr. Terser) re- a statemeat of accoust.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, Ihigka.cna.sidecable time in the espentatioo that an advance)
reports that he has been steocemfal, and that the order for mended him until Monday. OSWALD HOWELL, Accountant. ol es woull be ofTered them, and wishing such an advanza
that purpose will soon be issued. A similar statement is EXTRAORDINARY EFFECT OF LORD CLARENDON'S A call of 21., making 41. paid, is to be paid on to emanate from you, fad theireselves under the ormessity
repeated in other quarters. ClGARS'—lard Clarendon is a gentleman in every sense of the shares of the Alliance Financial Company of mates this epplieatics, having fall confidence that
Earl Russell publishes in last night's Onzette a the term, but he labours under a defect of character (Limited) by the 18th November. leach a reined will be deurfelly seeded to. 'rho advents
I unsatidactory in common mes he fatal to a states
demoted which he has written to our Consul in Egypt, in
mend' . f. -of wages that less takes deem is warty all branches of
reference to the Abyssinian prisoners. His lordship
'MN 1 he mart say No. Whether thee be the result of s The annual meeting of the Brenkburne Iron labour during the menet mesas, sad the advance in the
the history of our connection with Abyssinia with 1 the highprice of
life spent ohisfiY ia diplomacy, or is natural to him, or and Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 6th artieles we prod'," together with pro!
• view of relieving the government from blame on account be superinduced by the bad practice of smoking incessantly, November. Adam reader it secessery that as Area's of wares should
of the manner in which they have dealt with the imprieme Iwe cannot tell: bet the fact is as we have stated it.— Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, be re
nted. Mestelly allowing as as reap geese share in the
meet of Mr. Cameron. He denim that England has ever be- rfork 8 mo9orine for November. iscresseng prespeeity of the eonstry. Metier these circum-
• dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock ia--
hayed unfairly to Abyssicia. What she hoe ever held in view A Tennessee pardonall your
seeker gives the following .. . . stenos, we ask that as ellowass• et 10 per mid. to e
ds
has been she extension of her commerce. As to Mr. Camerae, description of how he obtained his pardon :—Hid •w- clangs list of last evening: workman ma or the Wu be paid en the pay y
while his lordship does not believe he ever incited the in interview wide the chid esagietzets, and 'Ad Insuranee.—Alliance British and Foreign, 15 1, • Ditto in November." ahem
ll be MPS flee' the above address that
Egyptiess against Abyssinia, be went to Bogoe without .rim for • small pude* if he had say more left. Chisd Marine, Argus Lite, 31 I ; Church of Eng nd, 3I ; tbe disesend rektes sot eddy to the
soilless, antic ell MMUS
milers. and has bees blamed for it. Lord Russell hones magistrate wasted to know what positive I held in the Oemmercial tidos. 71 11 4 1 ;Estle, 6j ; Generel, s;en or abed the mines. Up ten likAnday night the reperte
removed at the Misers' Areweetien raw were ro
that Mr. ltenam's mission will procure the reline of Mr. rebel army. Tbe awn win faint, somewhat beeltoting, Guardian, 4n. 8 ; Inderanity Marine, 1215) i Liverpool , tb• *ROM
ei 5 per med.
Cameron, who will be kept out of mischief in Ahnis. and !somewhat shaky—l said, " Qoarternseetor." Chief sad London and Globe (Sax per Cent. Anstudes), 124 ; 1 that anted soilimies bad oared ea whence A . .
in future by being employed elsewhere. Lord all ut chuckled, and turned be, bead to conceals North British and Mercantile, 12 ; Medi, 135 ; Th•M• which wro Wiwi. The Ines einem
withlYY
relied.f
fiddles try declaring thd those who think England saltrotmile. •My 'seined and ',earth's friend,' be end Mersey Marine (Limited), si ; Universal Life, 36 ; sad will be greatly 12 NW a
ought to tangier, in behalf of Abyssinia because it is Chris- said, "if von Wok thed your depertzuset of the rebellion polemist Karina (Limited), at. IThe Neaten' Association Mile la y, whom the
We, agahtstEgypt and Turkey beoaasethey are Mohammedan eadatuswed the! Union eamess, you snore
is • pardos in t end Coke.—Bombay y (Walt/ Si I ; Ditto guard's will be diseumed, end en WeriseeLiy and Thus.
are not in the lesst likely to have their wishes gratified. Ilea"— W.„,,e•binfflow P4P!:• Third 22 i ; City of Landoll A. 304„. Commercial, day their &sides will be side 'mown to wariness. It
sands that en advises will be wade and
England. his lordship says, has obligations venous and I GREAT BORTHSKN ttoerrra, CALEDOICIAN-ROAD, 411 2, ex di,. ; Contineatel Unto. (I.imi ), 19 ex die. :isby no man A. ._
.._ ..A.
heavy semi& " without undertaking to costly, basardous, —Number al patients for the week ending October 28, . re-
Equitable. 77, so ; E......:4211; Ditto New, Ili Inv . 'bee 0014" will be by UM irwhirom••• event •I
and unprofitable a protectorate." 807 ;of which 245 won new awn. pedal, 82 1, az div. ; I Coatisestal, }4 ; =al has sot been mends keews..-7