The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-18 00:00:00

iog apparel belonging to his meter, Mr. Gosdos. pro-
prietor of the Crown and Sceptre Tavern, Greenwich.
The prosecutor said the presser had been in his service
as waiter about • fcetaight, sad in aosepasses of hearing
that he had left the peemWs with • bundle he went
after him and questioned him as to what he had Mkso. The
prisoner denied having hail .10118111100111 of any other pro-
perty than belonged to himself, but as bum takes to the;
station he produced two pawabrokees d • relating
' to two pairs of bowers sod • &awl shirt, which had been
taken from • club-ronoi, and another duplicate was also
found upon him, relating to property taken from the same
MOIL
AltdreWT, yli3 R, said he had made inquiries aoacertaing
tha Khmer, who bad been employed as • waiter at the
Civil Serowe Club, St. Jamse's but ha had been dis-
charged on accoust of intoxication. The prisoner
afterwards obteined • situation in the family of
• gentleman to Lowndeestrest, and insteed of
getting his master's dinner ready he was found one
day drunk and asleep in an arm chair, Livia' taken
the tap out of a barrel to get at the sin because
the key was taken from him by the wok. The next
he heard of the prisoner was that he had visited a
younger fellow servant in Chsstsrstrest, war Buckingham
Palace, from whom he stole a shirt ; and although the pri..
sorter bad neither a box nor • bag belonging to, him. I Ts.
when taken into custody had a bunch of 19 keys in his st,
possession, of various sires. 60
The prisoner denied having stolen the articles, and said e.
the property be had pledged be had intended to redeem on da..
receiving his wages.
I WO
Mr. Trail said it was evident the prieonw was • victim to
intemperance, and possessed himeM of anything he could
to obtain drink. The &welliess were then ordered to be I eat.
t.
1 taken, and the prisoner was canatitted for trial.
84.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) 184.
Only moderate gumbo' of Eajlieh wheat were received I Bit
up to oar market today. There was, however, an improve- 84.
meat la the oonditkon of the samples. The &mead for both Si.
red and white qualities was Meetly. ; nevertheless, the flt.
rates earreat on Monday last were supported. et.
The show of foreign wheat was about en average. The ats,
tremor:time in all kinds were far from numerous, at lest as
week's currency.
There was rather an extensive en yof barley on offer. St.
sales p slowly at late pylori.. 18t.

In moat descriptions no
We have to report a slow _- for malt. lo some initances, I 83,
the quotations had a drooping tendency. The supply was Io
rather en the increase. to
There was a large supply of cats on the Meads. The oat too
trade wee somewhat heavy, sad prices declined 6d. per too
quarter. at.
The supply of beans was considerably on the increase.
The demand was heavy at Is. to 2s. ;sr qr. lees money. ""•
Peas moved off slowly, and the quotations gave way le,
par quarter. at.
The flour trade was quiet, at late ratio. St.
On Mooday next, beiegasistonsa-day,the Corn Exchange ta
will be class.st.
The snivels of floating cargoes off coast have been very
smalL The demand for arrived cargoes of wheat has been a'
far from active, andeompered with the previous week. Prime 16
show a decline of 6d. to la. par qr. No ha- st,
einem has been transacted in grain on hi
or for forward shipment. °Writs anteed has lo
realised 43.. to 455. ; Banat, 425. 641. ; Marianopoli, 45e. per 83.,
4921ba. Owing in a peat measure to the inferior quality
at
of the supply the trade to maize has ruled very quiet, at st
about late rates. Viola, arrived, 32e. per 4921 he. ; Bulge- Rt.
rim, 31A 3d.; Nail, 30. per 4801ba. TM meat having st
been cleared of arrived cargoes of barley, attention has been St
directed to grain on pomace or for forward shipment. Very 5t....
few males, however, have been reported. Azoff on purge, a'.
has been disposed of at 25a. per 4013115. Nothing of in. to
Mimi has taken plass in rye. The nominal Wee of Danubian, at.
Black Sea, or Azoff is about Ws. per 480th.. Beans have to
continued without animation. The supply off coast m.
is vary small. Barbary are nominally quoted at 40s. to
425. per 48011145. A rather large business has been
paring in oats. about 18,000 qrs. having found buyers.
Banat, to be shipped in December or January, 235.; ditto,
January or February, 743 e. per 3041 b. A cargo of Canadian
peas Ma been offered at 41e. per 5041 b.. Danubian
milletseod is held at 20s. to 21s. per 4801 M
Linseed has changed bands to a moderate extent
at 6d. per qr. more money. East Indian on pu-
mp, 66a. to 67a. 9d. per 410 lbs.; Odessa, 665. 6d. per 424
lbs. ; Bombay, in warehouse, 70s. ; Calcutta, 675. to 685.;
it
Blac Sea and Azoff, 65e. 61 to 66e. ; Egyptian, Bs
61s. ; line Bt. Petersburg, 635. to 64.. ; and Aranand,
81
53e. to 545. per qr. Linseed cakes have been I
in fair request, and the prices realised show a slight ad- dt
ranee compared the previous week :-Londoe•made,
tl
10i. 10. to 104 with; New York, in berm* 101. 15e.; do., is u
bap, 10/. 10a.; Western, in bags, 91. 158.14191. 17e. 6d. ; and u
Marseilles, 91. se. to 91. 7s. 6d. per too. Cottonseed cakes
have changed hands freely, at 5/. 7s. 6d. for well ground, and ti
' 51. 2a. 6d. for ordinary ground. Rapeseed has moved off U
slowly, nevertheless late rates have beansupported. East N
Indian, November or December shipment, 59e. per 5 8,
mounds. Gwent, io warehouse, I. quoted at 765. to 77a. ; s
Ferozepore, 71e. to 725. ; Calcutta, 69e. to 70e. ;
Danubian cultivated, 71s. to 73e. and wild Black SI
Sea and Azoff, 38s. to 391. per qr. Thine has
been some inquiry for poppy mid on former terms. East 1
Indian November or December shipment, 57e. 3d. to rAs.
per 4 6.10th5 mounds. The trade for cottonseed has con- u
tinned quiet, and prices have a drooping tendency. Seed,
I on the spot, 8/. 10e. ; for immediate shipment,
81. 2s. 6d. to
81. 17s. 6d. per toe. 8
The demand for agricultural seeds has not improved.
Prins, however, may be considered steady.
ARRIVAL OF SEEDS.-Engliak : Tares, 59 ;sr:reed, 90 ;
and sundry, 130 qrs. Foreign : Tares, ; linseed,
9,114 ; rapeseed, 4,488 ; and sund 1.420 gra.
EXPORTS.-Tares, 50; ry,
; oilseed, 5,097 qrs.
and flour, 120 nets.
CURRINI PRIM.
smerass.
Per Qr.
Mimic a.
Ram, ink red, old 44 to 51
new 36 to 46
„ Sls.white, old 53 to 50
„ new 42 to 61
fforfork and Lincoln
red, old
BARLIF
Montag
DUMB(
Orman* 27 to 30
mAur.
gamey, Norfolk. and
Suffolk Se to 65
KinpiOn and Ware 68 to 67
Brown

MIS. a i.
Scotch potato
Irhh, whit*
black
______ l9 to St

et. prim. I wok

Yampa — 38 to 41
Tick JO to 40
Barrow
Pigeon 44 to 80
MI.

(key
tr. 37 to 40
la to 41
Boilers

noes.

Town loads. Der
43 to 40
lbs.
Hone/bold 37 to 33
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
so slap 32 to 34

20 to 28

Now
O&M
Noel* toed 2O to 25
potato 26 to 30
&pooch. teed
roman. Per tar.
Poo Qr.
0.32. & &
&
12.1.. Danish sad Mood& *6

WURLT.

Daatda Yd Konica
47 to 69
berg
WNW& d liscalse-

'Danish l6 to 40
7479410 n 39 to 41
tartan,
sott bird
:liim=
SI to 39
AISMICIIII, red .. ...
whits . Coss.
" BAELEi. ' !White 3l to 36
(Marling 24 to 26 , Yellow
Distilling
Molting
OATS. lipanish„ ...33t0 38
Dutch brewing
13 to 29
„ feeding
AERIVAIB OF OWN, to LONDON, BY LAND AND
WATER. CALI:LIAO& YMOM DEC. 9TO DEC. 16,
INCLUSIVE.

D.

44 to 55
43 to 44
42 So a
43 So 47
45 to 49
49 SO 64

(Banos Pees
gra. are. brls seta.
1761 4961 ,20.571

Mama Barley.. Matti Oats.
cln. qrs. qII. en.
Ilagll4ti ... 7350 4300 21567 2597 1.
FOrigall .. 11416 7293 . 726411 740 , 5822. 1128 490
1E706 14249 21E87 , 81237: 2501 ; 6188 1428'21061

*.~i

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(IT XLECTILIO AND MIKSHATIONLL TILSOILLIMI.)
(FROM ova ows COMISPONDITC)
The market continues steady, and the sales will foot up
about 12,000 bales. _ _

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Scans —There is a fair inquiry far brown qualities, but I
the traosactions are not important, including a wool of ;
Mauritius at 295. 6d. to 30s. Refined is in moderate re- ,
quest at last week's micas. 1
COFFEE. TEA, AND RICE.—No sales reported.
Rou. There is an active inquiry for Demerara, sad about
MO reeks have been sold at steady prices : puncheoos, at ,
le. Bd. to Is. Bid. ; hogsheads, at Is. ; and barrels, at
Is. 100.
corrorr.—The demand has become more steady, at pre-
vious
full prices.
Jul-IL—There continues to be an active inquiry, at full
rates. About 5,000 hales sold.
The sales advertised for so-morrow consist of 450 hhds.
of West India, 1.300 bey of Mengel, and 700 bags of
beet root suitor, 230 casks 250 bales of coffee about 1,000
packages of tea, bags of rice, and suncliy dryealtety
goods.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 495., net
mash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the 'pot. 49e. ; all the month,
48e. 9d. to 48s. ; January to March, 495. to 49e. 3d. ;
March, 50a. to 50s. 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--{THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Patteodso sad Smith report continued inactivity
is the hop market, the trade for new having almost entirely
doled. Prices remain aominalli firm.

The Academic Council of Paris has expelled from
the academy the students who took part in the camases et
Lisp. The Imperial Council will decide whether they
ought not to be excluded from the other scadasniee.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1865.

SATURDAY MIRK
Consols, which closed yesterday at 87k
"buyers," ex div., for the 9th January, opened
and closed to-day at 874 to_i. For money the
last price was 874 to f. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 874, a, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 883,
871. ; New Three per Cents., 881, 87i Bank
Stock, 247, 248 ; India Five per Cent. Stock,
104 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 984
iditto Bonds, 155., 19s. prem. ; Five per Ceut.
"enfaced" rupee paper, 1011,
Indian government securities present no change
of importance. Exchequer Bills were quoted Us.