The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-26 00:00:00

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AND WA77011) BARI.

This ;as theflistsWedag surds; the blusbrepiay of
William emir, beaker, e/ Head Herpreed, sad of
Watford. The adjadisstiom was seeds oa the 20:h Anew,
an re prides of Mr. Charles Wilklasom, sod atercheat,
of Watford, who alarm ken the bamkrapt • debt of
111. 9A. 941. the balance dee es his bride, assemat. The
i beakrapt s deseribed am the possodlop as " Walla
Smith, of Hemel Herprial mad of WWorik bilk is the
smut) of Mertkmdi brim % mar rase& as Ina
of Bair sad WMAilmriag,' cad 9mmmlf einem se the
ears briars in per menklp with Yeagelep Whit-
tiomstaU, class isormod.'' Tbe set of bemire was
the siring °fro awn of the bank both at Hesesl BlsseP.
ored and Wadesd. The benkrept 1. also a soil
dior. He had bees Is putmerebip with Mr. Whit-
timer' 1 fora 1811/4 op to re dear of Mr. Whittles-
suit, is Mush brat. Tbe bembrapt admits that be thee
knew skit dr Wok was ass WWI% sad Me last h.
should her rapped earner bet for semotiations whisk were
crag 0 with tke eitentors of Mr. Wltittristall, and with
siker rake, incladiag the Basks aad Orr Beak.
The labdiths of the beak are estimated at between
80,0001. sad 70,8811. Ns. ankh% soots will probably be
about 10,0001 i bat the gqaeatlam le to be raised giber'r the
wheat ester of the primer rear be made
aftwersido kr the liabilities of the Sal up to VW death of
Mr. Wllluiegesell.
Proofs were taken to the smear of nearly 90,0001.1 end
the following creditors were appointed trade reign es
Mr. ilhadraek Godwis, fermi, *Memel Hompetead, and
Mr. C. W. Meer, gostlsmas. of Watford.
The snowmen to the bomkrapt was find at 71. 10s. per
week.

—lir: Begley said he appeared ea behalf of the trustees of
the diseased partner ; nil es longues Wars bees chosen,
he had te mil, that separate enema* shield be kept of
the empbiet.mthp debts sad meth sadel these of the
beekre_
evag4.
Mr. Liaklatet cm behalf of the sedpees, said that there
seek be as N that. A separate aouset should
be licV et Imaing refereace to the Arm of Balch
sod MthdenuM. quartos would arise as I. the liability
of Os estate of the dessesad unser, or rather as to that of
the samaters. The will of Mr. Whiting/stall merely metho-
d's& the sewn= he raise mllleint many for the papyrus
of diediergthe the Mebillties of the haat ; bet the meditate
seabeds' this the imenthe of Whittiugstall had so bier-
heed le the soden mad saaseeemsat of the bank, that they
had either wade s 1 themselves ,nasally reepeasible,
se bad moth the inns et Whittlagetall still liable.
Of sense that was a of eamiderable sleety-
At the death of Mr. . • WO, lases sun was
tube by the lank i It WIG SIMI, fa a Mate of bed-
wavy. bus the bethases was eeetient jut as though Mr.
bad est died. Motes esatuceed to he issued
beWierlegdirieffeithemmeed the 'ousters interfered with
the meeesemeet edit beak.
Hie Wane theme' that Smith bad stated on a pri-
vate seenteatthe that the neuters did not (sheen ta
the pawed t of the beak, but rely for the pur-
pose el the payment of such leans as were ate
omen wind it sp.
hid. Lithium sad they tanned money with rehearse
to the stabs of the bath. He did not sea that they tow-
fend with Mr. dela% measismeat of the beak, bet they
were thus tram dim es day, ad thew precisely what was
deem What Wad that would have apes the
sesetalue that" probably bs a question to be mar
dtheed elenthen. There were several creditors who
wen erniton of the beak at the time of the death of Mr.
Whittieptall ; sad as the beak alleles were serried on just
the ease ft dub, kb lifetime, their assets wen era-
timed ; pigments were made late the beak as usual; it
sear thstenes the banes was hameeni, la ems it wee
diesiebbed ; sad the goblin melee whether, Mr.
thldttlagetnl having disk tke might enthesee bad say right to
resort le kb Male fir the admen thee due, or whether the
Whift•ellieb.l7.l.l•llomilky to Ms death were to b • op-
tima Is Si the =meats Oda ernes. Ueder these
abseneleans It wend he Ye that the rent of the craft.
WS amid be adobes" within thethices to their Meru
spinet the estate of Wthllleasteth It would be difficult
la some uses to detendee vbsesett Weis sots+ had be,.
Yeah he the lifisdne of Mr. Whiedentall, or since his
death. They eh ban deb is hie laden ; Easy of them
ben thiMgesease; sad the anthems ware, et muse, unable
he say wistaria lbw wen Issued after Ids disease or before.
If his Heathy wend that souse to be adopted, it
wend mire., its way rea great many mediums who were
destine el penes.
Thi Oensbehthes-1 do not en that their proving
Mend ilk estate will at all haulers with say remedy
abide tbey say have yang tbs estate of Mr. Whittles-
stall. At all emits. then is so harm is *Wag that their
,rust ben are without prejedies. Then is the ealebritted
ease of . Dent., V Noble," whisk bas settled that point.
Mr. Murray (who appeared for Mews. Carrie, the
beakers) said the rely ohjeedisa to their proving was, that if
they got • dividend of 10e sat el this estate they would
only be entitled to ether 10s. hen the estate of Whittine-
stall ; whores. if they did sot peon lieu but went ugliest
the estate of Whittiagstall la the first laitanee, they would
get 201. out of that meats, sad Mr. fkaith's estate would be
relieved to the utast ofthese Maims.
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Mr.M.Defries maid—l went with the officer to the
abtioa-
low, aid afterwards to the priesner's resides's, where I
saw the officer find the articles referred ts, and which I
identify r oar property. The prisoner had no right to have
them thine. They are worth at least 201.
The prier-_h re
nothing to lay, only that I uk for•
evening for the sake of Nay Waren.
Committed for trial.
Henry &event, clerk to Mewl. Bowling and Co., Fri-
&retreat, Norwich warehouser, was armed with
having embattled moseys tie property of the firm.
W. Outrun, clerk to Moos. Spam and Sedees, NW—
, I paid to the grinner on the 16th el Anglet the diet"
ptodece4 for 231. 18e., on recant of the protestant, sag he
rave me the receipt produced.
Mr. B. S. Bowling, a partner is the firm, said—The
prisoner wee in our house as reneger of our bruiser
dung the arena of the principals, and was authorred to
reserve meney. It wee his duty to pay the amulet to
Misers. Nanny, the rakers, on our account, or to forward
it by poet to Norwich. and it was she his duty to send a
letter of adore giving a statement of the different same re-
ceived by him. Be has not accounted to us for the sue of
231. 18s. received of the last wirer
F. J. Bing, clerk in the prorentore house in Friday-
street, rid he ermined the accounts sent to Norwich,
which were partly in his and partly in the prisoner's head-
writieff, and he could not Rod an entry of tOe mm of
231. 18'., as received from Mem% Spencer and H:derm.
The prisoner war also charged with having robbed his us-
ployen of the ens of 221.3..
The evidear is the latter eon wr as strng as that
gives on the former, sad the prisoner was committed to take
his trial upon the two indictments.
The Lsrl Mayor requested that the press would innovate
that he had received the NM of 201., from Cetnyon," for
the poor-bow.

HOW-STREET.
Henry Con, a young man sin ticket-leave, wearing a
moustache and hsbionede attire, was charged with stealing
a gold watch on the day of the Chartist inhibition, the pro-
party of Mr. Leslie, banister, of Albany street; and Robert
Williams • stranger to the police, was charged with having
felottioudy remised It, together with several other gold
watehes, rings, He., stolen on the same day.
It appeared that on Sa•urday last the diet watch w*s
°Berea by William. to Mr. Tomlinson, pawnbroker, 254,
Strand, who, [ladies that it corresponded with on* in the
police-list received • few days previously, seat for a can-
stable, and gave Williams into custody.
Con, from whom William said to got the watch, wit
apprebeeded at a public-bassets Easter street.
The watch misidentified by Kr. Leslie, wholeposed that
It was stolen from him oa the 15th instant, is the New read,
' where, on hie way home, be unfortunately got emanated in
the Chart:let procession. Williams had in his poeseseioe, du
pliones retitle" teethe? watchesand jewellery,suppeeed to be
stolen. One of the pawnbrokers' tickets had reference to •
watch which had bees pledged at the shop of 11r. Stevens,
pawnbroker, Brewer-street, Soho, sad which tuned out to
be the property of Mr. J.Chapmen, bookseller sad publisher,
of King William-street, West Strand, who was surrounded
by the Chartist mob, and robbed in a similar m .
Mr. Woutaer was &elicitor for Con ; and Mr. Humphrey,
fen., for Williams.
Mr. Hell committed both the pritonera f.r trial, and re-
fused teseespt bail.
The pitmen Con, rime few months ago, charged two
polieemen of the F division with " annoying him," by
'Malian his asovemente, but the summons was dismissed.

:iisTit will be for their ews considers

Mr. Momy—l don't an bow their touslog here 0 with-
out prejudice " us at all help them. I sonar for antral
.editors of both cheese, sad I am only aexioos that there
shoald set he any mtemsderstanding.
The Commiesiner suggested that the examination of
Mr. ankh, taken at a private meeting a few days au,
should he read, for the laformatino of the anions present.
Mr. Leidenr read It. The baekrapt stated that then
were executors sprinted under Mr. Whittingstall's will,
but that ha was the sole executor for the back affairs.
Then was so chains outwardly to the world in the manage-
ment of the bask until the 14th of hugest last, whoa the
beak suspended payment. He then owed the bank be-
tween 3,000/.. and 4,0001. Masers. Carrie sad Co. made
two 'deuces of 6,0001. each, to noble him to
e ny ea the bank, tette' enmity kr one in mortgages, and
for the ether the gasrantae of the executor'. The Beek,
and Otos Beak also adnased 8,0001., which was mimed
by securities. He had not nomilted the other executors
shoot then arrangemesto. They had sot takes say pert
in the mangetnrct of the lank. The motel ie circulation
at the date of the stoppage amounted to 12.8751., end at
the death of Mr. WhituogstaU to 23,0701. About 10,(001.
of then were issued In the lifetime of his
the
; mos of
which were signed by hi., sad some by the wham. The
Scuttles must have knows that some of the notes wen re-
heard after Mr. WhittioestaWs death.
Mr. Lisklater said net this belay so the creditors would
sow be permitted to prove their debts against this Wide,
sod their doing so would is no way prejudice their els in
whist the estate of Whiulegstsll.
The Commitilooer—Ton will require an amount of the
spitinfle assets hanging to the pettnenhip at the time of
the death of Whietingstall—es anoint of the subxqueetly
eneired effects—aud as mount of the separate effects of
8.1111.
Mr. Linklates—As the baskrupt proposes to employ Mr.
Targeted to penathlons:tuna, he will doubtli es smoke
ensyttsiag is proper font
The Cesteelminuer—lt appears to me that the creditors
will have to be ranged under the following tines :—ereditert
who bed any duller with the bank in Whittiegstall's
Witten; cr.ditera in reopen of debts owing by the bunt at
the death of Whittiagetall, apes which there have nor hen
any permeate since, or which have brea paid is panoply by
the earviving partner; craditers is respect of debts owing
et the death of Whittington, which hoe, been intoned
slues by payments to or monies received by the sunning
earner, hot es whistle se payment.' have bees.
made, dietlegobbing the amount dee at the death of
Witittingetall, and the amount of (rerun sine* his death;
erediten who were each who Witittioestall died, sod who
onstiosed their neonate with tie smiting partner, by
dr.wiag and making payments as their recatime repair. d,
as that batmen the atesolutios of the par a. nhip aed 'ha
baskroptay ache sanitise partner, they had drawn &as
Ile smelting porton miens sums, ant•yeatiog in some in-
stantees to mom in others Inc than was dee, bet yet re-
maining creditote by /turn' of Pei, papaws hey:ne
eseenled their drafx ; coeditors oho at Whisiesitall'a
death were debuts" to the bask, bat who likewise continued
their sensate with the surviving muter, end by their
tobeconot dealloge with kiss haw turned the balance in
their feveor.
Mr. Tneensol promised that the accounts should be made
' oat en the rrineiple (edit:seed, end the farther proendings
is the cue were adjourned till the nareleation senthig.

John Reid, a beer-shop keeper in the Bethnal-green-roads
was charged with haying administered a poisonous draught
to a young women named Catherine Massey, whereby her
life had been serioasly endsogared.
Sergeant Hum, H 19, stated that having heard that morn-
, leg that sprang woman named Massey bad been admitted into
the London Hospital, dangerously ill from the Sects of poison
she had taken on the preceding night, he went to the house
of her father, who socumpasied him to the hospital. where
they (mod the girl in • state of entrants suffering and
proetratton. She was so mach eshauted the' she wee
musingly able to articulate, but with considerable difficulty
it was elicited from her that on the previous wrestled she
meat to the beer.shop kept by the defendant, and pri-
nted refreshment, and while standing in front of
the her • glass containing some frothy fluid, which
she supposed to be ginger beer, was handed to her hy
the landlo3l, but the moment she tested it she was ellit.ll
With • burning imitation in the throat, accompanied with
violent siekness, which increased to such an alarming intent
that it was necessary to remove her to the hospital. Wit-
mer then promided to the beer-anon, where he found the
prisoner, sad on acquainting him with the nature of the
chugs against him, his wife, who was standing by, home-
diately heeded down from one of the shelves • turnbli r con-
tainiag seam mormaition, • portion of which she ad-
mitted syewsg woman bad take., bat declared that she
had dew so witkoat the knowledge of the defendant. The
primate also strenoasty denied having administered the
points, bat witnees, wider the direction of Mr. Birch, the
resident medical officer of the London Hospital, who mail-
dered that the lUs of the young woman was In imminent
danger, took the defendant into custody.
The father of the girl, a decent looking working man,
living is Duke-street, Bethnal-disco, corroborated the eel-
geaat's evidence.
Os being called upon for his defence, the prisoner stated
that the composition referred to consisted of two penny-
worth of torpeotine aid the same quantity of liquid
ammonia, whisk he bad purchased on the same morning at
an oil shop I. the neighbourhood, for the purr's', of re-
moving grew stalos from some articles of wearing opperel.
He placed the glass containing the mixture upon • shelf
behind the bar, where it remained until the evening, when
the complaisant catered the boat., in company with snot her
young woman, sad while he was in the act of sahib:titter
the stuff to one of his condoners, she girl Money suddenly
emelt up the tambler, which she raised to her lips before
be bad time to interfere, sod drank about a tempoonfol of
the contests. He was tot aware at the time that it was of
a poisonous character, Lut finding that she became dread-
fatly sick, and was in excruciating pain, he at once removed
her to the gingery of Mr. Vandenburgh, under whose di
metioos she was conveyed in a cab to the London Hospital.
Oa hie snivel, hi waver, althouch be explethed that it was
a most orgsat cue, he was unable to abt•in admittance for
her daring at least tea manatee, sod upwsrds of half-an.
hour eloped before the young woman obtained any medical
assistance.
Mr. Hantioill said that it was a very serious charge, but
as there was no evidence whatever to implicate the prisoner
in the administratioo of the poison, ho should accept his
own recognises's for his appearance neat wet k.
LAMBETH.

Yesterday the chugs against Thomas Stowell of obtainir g
from Jim Harriet Mary Perny, Newington Arms public-
house, King-street, Walwortb, 51. by falls representatioes,
wee proceeded with.
Mr. Solomon 'Made' for the prosecution, ant Mr. Lee is
for the defense.
From the evidence read, it appeared that Mrs. Penny had
take* the NeWir gods Aims public house from a Mr. Chan-
cellor, and on her going with him to the Seesions-Douse,
Newingtoe, about the end of July, to have the license trans
ferre 1, they met Stowell, the defendant. Mr. Chandler,
poietiog towards him, s aid to Mr. Watson, who managed the
business for Mee. Pettey, " There's a man 1 have had awe
trouble with about my musics, having had to pay him to
keep quiet; " upon which Mr. Watson replied, " Mrs. Penny
does rot want to be kept under such restiaint, she mean.
to apply for a music license ;" and Mr. Chandler sole,
" Teen here is the man to pot it for you ;" and turning
to Stowell, said to him, " Here's a man who want's a music
hornet." Slouch replied that he would get it f.r
He was than asked by Wes a whether they were In time for
such application, and he replied that they were, but added
that he would sec r:ain more about ft, and call apes them_
He subseqtently celled at the house of Mrs. Peony. and
made reprerentations to the effect that though time days
behead time in their notice, he had seen the clerk of the
peace, end on his (Stow,ll'.) representation of the high
Met of the house taken by Mrs. Penny and the largeness of
bey faaiy, th. c:erk of the peace had consented to wive
the three days, and accept the notice. The Weeds:it was
peetle l.rly desired not to lead Mrs. Penny wrong, as it
bed been mentioned to her that the notices were too late for
this test and her reply to Wa•son was, "My boy, we Dave
lots• or beep., of time." On these rerreeen•atioes the de.
feadant was paid 51. in two psymeats, out tf 81, for which
be ue4ertook to get the license.
It was elicited in crosseeaensLastion that tie witness Wet-
son had been transported for lea years fcr forgery, bet was
diselserged on • ticket-0'4..1,e in April, 1855. Mrs Penny
was aware of the (set at the time she took hint Into her ser-
vice. Both Mrs Penny and Wattles were sutjected to a
searching eroes-examination by Mr. Lewis, particularly as
to the terms open which they lived, and they veto ed to
answer the question whether they did not live tegethir
as men and wife. Bath witnesses denied pcsitively that
they had made say application to S o• ell to refund the 51.
that had Mee paid to hum; on the contrary, they said
that seemed applications had been made tr them, and offers
(money to compromise th- matter, but they had refused
then all, aid had not teen the d. /cadent from the Ist inst.,
when he received the last payment of the 51., until he sp-
pseied at this court, in answer to the summons.
Mr. Elliott requested Mr. Solomon to state the precise
of the false allegation charged aestast the deleadant.
Mr Aliments replied, that by tee rule of cession for the
county of Surrey it war neceusey that the roueu of apple-
cents for musical licenses nth cut I be pat iu in June i yet the
defendant had led Mrs Pena, to bel eve that a notice
meted at least a month later was is time. He had also re.
presented that he earl had a pe mast interview with the
clerk of the poste for the county, and that, an certain re-
presantatioas mule to him, that gentleman had been induced
to waive the irregularity, sad accept the notic, ; and by
three reprreentitiono, particularly the latter, as Mn. Penny
alloyed that bile was to have her music license on the 14. b
or 15 h of September, she wee induced to pay Stowell the
61. To disprove St.:well's miereprimentatioa about his inter-
view with the clerk of the peace, that gent:ease would
come as a whams; but net rtuaately he wee is the a ountry,
and usable to attend that day.
Mr. Elliott—Th.ll your first allegation is that though the
MANSION-ROUSH. defeadent had nedertagen to peckmme • mus:c licecee, he
William Woolley wet charged before hidermea Carter could not by possibility have obtained it.
With having rotted hie employers, Boom. Darks. Mr. Solomon—Just go, sir, that is one of our allegations;
Mr. ilelnierse attended fee the preeessiloa. and further, we ray that from Stowell'e experience in such
Mmes. 618,001d-0a the 21st of September I was galled matters he must have bees perf.e.ly aware of that fact.
by the proseesters to their wareheaw, where the prisoner Mr. Lewie—Mr. Stowell may have known nothing about
WM. Siena tat. my dilseddl. ea I tont him to the statics. the miler of emelee. le the county of Middleees t teener
beam, and, spew seerebieg him, fogad two decision, a eight days' settee only Is necessary. With respect to the
steam ewer, two salt seetemt, and a glass stopper. Be gave sleek of the peace, Mr. Lewis said he would admit that
hie alarm, sad I fess& there a q.aatity of ghee and other Mr. Stowell never saw him in the vatiect of this license.
&eddies. Stowell had dose he only acted as the clerk of

Mr. Bingham, as attorney, sad he (Mr. Lewis) therefore
sabranted that ao chug* had been proved @garnet him.
Mr. 53:0111011 remarked that it w-1 b 4 istontioa to show,
by the testimony of Mr. Biegham Yiweelf, that Stowell was
no clerk of his.

Mr. Hinshaw was then called, bat did not make his op-
panne..
Mr. Silos.a said that the absence of this witness placed
him in an awkward dilemma. He should request that the
oasis might stand over, and that a summons should be served
on Mr. Biogbant to attend.
Mr. Elliott treated the request, and the we was ad-
journed.
WOOLWICH.
John Smith, fashionably attired, who gave his address es
residing at Fetter-lame, was plead at the bar before Mr.
TraW for final easminatioa on a charge of stealieg mosey
from a drawer at the booking office of the North Woolwich
statism of the Resters Counties Railway. The robbery took
place five weeks since, and two men named 13iitt.rworth
as d Fountale, ticket-of-leave convicts, were apprehended
and committed for trial for aiding and abetting. Smith, who
escaped, arid managed to keep out of the way for thee*
weeks, was ultimately apprehended.
Mr. Wuntner, solicitor, now appeared for the prisoner.
From the evidence it appeared that on the day of the
robbery the bookies office was filled by a Number of tl
" fancy" who had arrived in Wool elch to conduct a prise
fight, which war subsequently stopped by the police. Foun-
tain and Butterworth were both calling out for tickets for
Shoreditch, sod endeavouring to attract the attention of the
booking clerk whilst &Milt went into the hooking office and
seised the whole of the money funs the drawer. The book-
ing Work saw tee prisoner in the act of committing the rob-
bery, and called out for assistasce, when the prisoner threw
part of the money back into the drawer, saying, It's all
right," and eamped with the remainder.
Mr. Wontner cross-ezmained the witnesses at DOOM
length, and contended that it was a most Wog rate,
as the prisons r, acoording to the evidence, had returned the
money, and it would be difficult to prove that any was lost.
Mr Trail' said he hen long cosetd to feel surprise at any
expedients resorted to by prieonen. He ahod send the
cam for trial.
The prisoner said he should reserve his defence, and the
depositions wore then made out, and the various witnesses
bound over to presecute.

COTTON GOODlL—Norcnseraii, Perri 25.--Althoogh there bee
teen no improvement in prier sines Tuesday, the market for limas
eM Marro NIS WAS 1111 d tolenhty =Ova to-day, to ee•flY all
departments. It en .y be that the absence of unfavourable news irsca
the back of England this afternoon will have • cheering effect upon
Walser., and remove some of that smarty as to the money market
which hes for some time pest seriously restricted operations. :to tar,
W macadam which ham been felt as to the future Ma t causal
much alteration in values during the past montb, and altivtoth in
that period abirtings for India and China have d. dread about IA ter
piece, it meat be noted that some deariptionsU shirtiap sad printers
have conaiderubly improved.

WOOL—Branton.. Garr. 15.—The piton trade today is ratber
quiet, but on tin ',bon a senonabla bu•lnen doing. Combing woos,
i mad yarna meet with r toktably fair demand, man prices prnent no
aPs 3sranoe of being swim

CORN.—Bneauwonax. Parr. ks.—At Gloucester market, on the
20111, wheat was ratter lower; but at Worcester. the setae day, Ni
*device of Is. to 9s. per quieter wu obtained. Barley again la. per
quarter cheaper. Pins old oats scarce, sod quite as dear ; but sc.
cautery quantum and new (tedium' is. per quarter. Beano find peso
nual..red. During **prevent week scarcely say trantacUtins en
reputed is wheat, end if sales of coy description had been forced, a
" . . .

coesiderable redation sr tt have been submitted to. Barley taken
retail, at former prices. Osta offering rd. U Is. per quarter
rbeaper. B. ans ful yav deer. At Ibis day's market there was a fair
supply of wheat, winch found buyers at about previous rates, and we
make no alteration is our quotacens for any description. Barley
flatly held kr quite.. numb money. Oats only taws In retail. Beans
end peas mairtained their valise. . _

Devun, Br►r. 23.—We had a moderate su:•ply of wisest at 00T
I market ic.day; the beet samples (the demand for seed being mu-
ss:crab:e) met • good ante at so advabee of Is. per qr., while the iEl-
lerkr 'urn.— •I' which the main sup .ly corals:en, and a great put of
which had sprouted corns smote them—sold he .slly et list weeLe
Aloes, and la souse instances at is. per qr. ill cline. Barley was 41
►mall supply; the be►t malting samples realised about last weeks
pecee, irst inferior Forts were is. to Ls. per qr. lower. Old Br-i
were Tether dearer. la oats and peas no alteration. Tires dull, at
ns. to 7e. ier bushel. Rye told freely at from Vs. to 261. per see
Wisest, teat, 69e. to 7. a.; middbog, LOS. to 651.; inferior, 46,. to
Us. Barley, Sac to 44e. Oats, 21.. to 325. Beane 40r. to 575.
Pea., Irk. to 326. Flour, one, par sack, Sla. to 350.; seconds. rile.
99..

Numsetrus, Seer. 23.—Oar market this morning war well
lendtfl, and a fair demand was expeuenced for the best deualpttors
of English wheat an a rulostlon of Is to Z.. r r quarter, but the lower
kinds hung on hand. Choice rum's* of American were same and
command. d previous plus, whilst other aorta were rather lose .
la flour only a moderate business occurred at a redaction of le. per
trek ace tenet ow ell ►ut the eery chokest qualities. Barley war Is,
per quarter lower. Other ankles oiled steady at We rata.

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Nawaim, *arr. 24. At this day's market there was a isms a'•
teatimes of foram sad futon, sad a moderate tuskless dote. Them
was s talc quoin. of oast, math was to tenter contlitirma than
ranted lime to en eiptcted, cousidertng the toil tiatavour.ible state of
the weather during the totter part of the harvest. A redualni of ."•.
to ha, per qr. on cur lrtt report. Yoe barleys the demand was sada
rate, at Irn week's pekes, for hest rumples, but inferior ogre went
sold at Is. per quarter WI marry. In cats and beans thus was ao
1 alteration.

NEWL4IY. Farr. 25.—We have a large ropply of idlest, Is ber
enectitton, for wblch tbrre am a steady gals, at a destine of from le.
to 20. paw. on best, &u.d A, to fa. on ,o'rour sample.. A gourd ant .
W 7 of buts', Use reetried es much o °Dry, but Inferior aorta from
h. to 31. per qr. lees than lest wick. Oats, brans, and peas ore dull.
•

trisamos, etre. 25.—The supply la good sad trade is doer. Ina
brat quality of beat Is oot cheaper. Oats see • red, Dee at la.
per qr. assayee oh hot week'. paces.

Zotaavasn, tam 24.—We had In the market bads) 768 qua
wheat, I,,Jet gra barhy, 11113 gra. oats, o.d 40 gra hams. Tessa
were mkt—Wheat, new, 222: old, 171: hurley, 1.624 736 I
sod beam. 40 gm Large supply of grain to-day. Balm dull for
sort.. V:d wheat dearer. Barley cheaper. Oats sad be ism rs
lad (potations. As compared with last weal—What was same on
p, sad &Lop in average. [Weer was Is. down at tep,and ltd. Mon
lit average. Oats ware ,:s. id, down on te p, and Id. up Ob meragr.
Beans were Is. down on top, and 3d. down on Menne. Wltest.
65,. to 905.: new, 42a. to Ms. Batley, NO to afle. Otte, td. to
fid. Beam, 475. to 34a. Weight of top new wheat, SLIM.; old
•hea, G 30.; Darla, 311410..; oats, Cilbs., and Mena 0610.. pa

GLAPUOW, Parr. 14.—The attendance of bayen at to-day.' mlrket
Wee mall, and only a tim.ud Mollusc occurred in wheat. at at nlit
precious rat. a for One cualttiar, etcondary meta being without In-
quiry. There wan a fair demand for go-d Mod flour at former
p,lms. Old oat* were In ntpo et for Isechog. 325. • being about the
curunty for such. New Man unprepAred were &I. cheaper. and om
,alllO of flee prepared limericks new was about 235. Old oatinctl
luny Gd. lower, with a slow male ; and barl. y decent d ed. to le. pr r
Isql. 31.. Smog the Sup prise for beet now Solicit. beau scarce, aml
14 dearer.)

WATIMPOIV, Parr. 14.—We bare had locremed supplies of home
prows pain since ifstrillay, but from abroad we are still without
toy arri,de. Wtivet we 11(40 cheaper by Is. per benel for Irbb, bit
I...feign has not of derivate soy disuse Is value. Barba la rather
esker to buy. but oats =detain last weeit's prices. ladlaa coin
cheaper by 4d. per barrel. Flour firm at former Ira,

C.tTTLX.—Nawatz, g. re. 21.—There 1134 been a good attend.
once of both buyers and petters at cur mertet to-day. and your ato,l
area making a deal simmer. I here were 132* lammed ►^eats, and
lad pigs penned In the market.
Nawala POLTNIONTLT Masan. Sin. 23.—Thire tar • red
ehoer of mock to.dey, and the badness done wee ranalderahle. at.
ail the animals were not dimmed ut. Mattes made 7d. per
Ih.; beef Oa. ad. to :P. per alma Mete were 710 sheep aid 67 Watts
penned In the market.
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Faisal:ton. Srrr. 24.—The supply of sheep and lambs this morn.
ink was coraiderably Nu, there brag 9,473, or 1,11120 fewer. Sal, s
dull. and prices for *beep Is. Gd. to 2s. ;yr bead down. Top price of
the best mutton, 640.; current, Id.; nraldlitat and interior, hem 4d.
to Sal. per lb. Goad lambs maintained last trk's prism Top prir79
18c. to re.; tumor, from 12a, to Its. ono downward.. Blacktsece,
top. 12a. rd.; current, from 7s. to Si. A clearance noteffeeted. lbe
number of cattle was 5:6, or 35 mere that last week. bates also do",
and loon er roes barley malutainad. Top price, Is. 6d.; curtest, 15 ;
mithtboc and ioftrior, fem 6a. to 6e. bd. per .mpertal stone. At I..ta
door a el... True. not 'Meted. We bad 1.. It c market to-day 9,475
sheep, 516 fat rattle, 315 Ism ditto, 76 mulch cows, and 310 pis.