The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-22 00:00:00

COMMEROIAL AND MARKETIS.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

ooMILITTAL OF TWO HOUSEBREAKERS.
embere Webb and William Day, two young fellows well
41 so the police, were charged with breaking into the
of Mr. Richard Farley, of No. 2, Wrotham-road, !
, and stealing therein • valuable tablecover
ohm articles.
prisooers were seen at a little after 7 in the
log down Camden-street by Police-constable ,
263 Y, and he suspecting that they had been up
good ran down • back street and met them at the
of St. Pancras-road. The prisoners were taken into
y, end on one of them we found the stolen property.
faked to account for the pollination of it
std he bad picked it up. From inquiries
mire made it was found that the prisoners
weed an entry into the prosecutor's house, and there
little doubt that they would have stolen more article
it not been for the servant going downstairs.
light in the parlour, which was almost immediately
ost, her suspicions were aroused, end she gave the
• and saw two men get out of the drawing-room
w. It appeared that previous to entering the above
they had gone into the drawing-room of the next ,
sod had so alarmed a lady that she had been unwell
primisen both denied that they had taken the
; one said he had found them, and the other
nothing at all about them.
• rgeant Older, of the Y division, said that
prisoner Webb was convicted at this court
tie let of April, 1862, for stealing from • shop i•'
elkstreet, and sentenced to three months' hard labour.
pas further convicted. June 2, 1863. being found by night
osed premises for the purpose of committing felony,
months' hard labour ; Jan. 7, 1864, at the Maryle-
police-court, stealing bread from a baker's barrow,
months ; Jan. 30, 1864, at the Clerkenwell
urt, sentenced to six mouths' hard labour
the name of Clarke, for stealing 'liars ; and
the 19th of Deo., 1865, he wan sent to the
Sessions for trial on • charge of stealing wet
at Nottioghill, and was acquitted. The prisoner
,on the 23th of November, 1864, was charged at this
before Hr. D'Eyncourt with stealing workmen's tools,
was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard
in the House of Correction.
magistrate committed the prisoners to the Middlesex
for trial, and refused

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH—STREET.
AULT ON THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE BAKERS'
INSTITUTE.
ma M'Lean, a baker, of No. 17, Ruperteitreet, woe
before Mr. Tyrwbitt with being drunk and assault-
William Huddle, superinteodent of the Bakers' House
and Institute, Rupert-street.
. Edward James, of Great Marlborough-street, said he
&exacted by the committee of an Institute called the
an' House of Call and Institute, as institute formed by
ber of highly respeetable persons—bakers, millers,
ekegy and others, Lord Ebiuy being a patron ;
the prisoner was charged with assaulting
seperintent of the institute. Although an luta-
it was not a union or club from which respect-

Only • moderate supply of lag bah wheat was on Ills
hers to-day, coastwise and by land wrier, and the condi-
tion of the samples was very raiddhiag. Good and
fine qualities sold slowly, bat at prices equal to Monday
log. Damp qualities were quite neglected, and a clearance
of snob was not effected. . .

With foreign wheat we were bat moderately supplied.
Oa the whole, a fair amount of business was transacted in
moat kieds, at late rates.
The show of both English and foreign barley was by no
means extensive. Most qualities ware in slow request ;
neverthelees, last Monday's prices were supported.
For malt the demand wee in a sluggish state. In prices,
however, no change took plain.
We were rather scantily supplied with oats. Late rates
were well supported, although the demand even for good
sound oorn was far from active.
Beane were in short supply, and steady request, at full
quotations.
In peas. only • limited business was transacted at late
rates. The supply of foreign and Canadian was on the
increase.

We have to report a slow inquiry for flour, at previous
prices.
The arrivals of grain and seed laden vowels off coast have
been on a fair average wale. Wheat has been in moderate
request, and in thereby, of good and floe produce an advance
of from 6d. to Is. per quarter has taken place.
Ohirka, arrived, 40s. 40. to 425. 6d. ; Berdianski, 42a. 6d.
to 445. ; Marianopoli, 435. 6d. ; hard. 435. per 4921b5. ;
Polish 40s. to 42.5. 6d. per 4801 be. In maize, Isaias have pro-
gressed slowly, nevertheless the prices realised show an
improvement of 6d. per qr. upon late rates. Galata
arrived, 30s. 6d. ; Odessa, 30s. per 4921b5. ; Ibrail, 265. 9d.
to 28s. ; mixed New York, 295. 3d. per 4801 be. Owing to
the shortness of the supply, barley has been firm, and prices
have had an upward tendency. Danubian. 245.
to 275. per 4001 be. The trade for rye has ruled
quiet, at Is. per quarter less money. Enos, 28s. 9d. per
4001bs. The amount of business passing in beans has been
very small. Larache have sold at 425. per 4801 be.
Nothing of interest has been reported in mil.
leteeed, and the quotations are nominally on.
altered. Danubian is worth about 21s. per 480 lbs. Although
the inquiry for linseed has somewhat improved, the demand
for this article has been by no means active. The
cartencies remain without alteration from last week.
Bombay has found buyers at 665. 6d. to 67.. ; Calcutta, 63e.
to 64;5. 6d. ; Odessa and A zoff, 641. 6d. The following are
the quantities of East Indian linseed estimated afloat for
this country :

1866. 1865.

St
Qrs. Qrs.
Calcutta to London
IQ
Calcutta to Liverpool
Calcutta to Hull 14,168 .. 36,905 IC
Bombay to London
Bombay to Liverpool
- - 81

Total 98,523 174,482
Linseed cakes have experienced a fair sale, at full prices.
London made, 111. to 11/. ss. ; New York, in barrels,
101. 10s. ; ditto, in bags, 10/. 10a. ; Western, 9/. 17s. 6d.
to 10/. ; and Marseilles, 9/. ss. par ton. In
cottonseed cakes the business doing has been
less extensive, at from 5/. to 5/. 71. 63. per ton. Rapeseed
has supported late rates, with a limited demand. Calcutta.
on the spot, 68e. per 4161 b. Annexed are the quantities of
East Indian rapeseed estimated afloat for this country :
1866. 1865.
Qr.. Q".
Calcutta to London 76,452 .. 7,330
If Liverpool 4,243 .. ..
Bombay to London
Bombay to Liverpool

~ •
, journeymen were excluded, but the prisoner was
rot a class who was anxious to prevent respectable men
ring to a place where they weld meet together
have harmless recreation, and was in the habit
i og to the place and insulting the members and causing
disturbance. On Saturday night the prisoner
it there in a state of intoxication, interfered
& a member who was entering the place, and
idea him to fight, and on the superintendent going out to
gl the disturbance the prisoner behaved in a disorderly
peer, and was then given into custody, and while on the
r to the station the prisoner gave the superintendent a
on the back of the head, and nearly knocked bim
c. It was wished that the prisoner should be taught
if a respectable class of persons chose to meet together
were not to be interfered with by a person like him.
ot superintendent said that while on the way to the
'on on Saturday, after giving the prisoner into custody
creating a disturbance, the prisoner said, " Take that,
k—, and gave biro • blow on the back of his head,
irly knocking him down.
Nisei-constable 214 C corroborated the complainant.
the prisoner called a witness, who said the prisoner was
It struck by the superintendent.
(dr. Tyrwhitt fined the prisoner 10s., or seven days.
THAMES.
MURDEROUS ASSAULT.
fwerough•looking youths named Luke Dixon and Ben.
rd Curley, was brought before Mr. Paget charged with
lend', assaulting James Watts, police-constable, No.
I K.
Malting
Me complainant, who has sustained very serious injuries, Distilling
to 31
tit is feared will be off duty for some time, Grinding 25 23
r the prisoner Dixon in Shedwell last evening Han?.
u after 6 o'clock, while the parishioners were on their Ere; Norfolk, and
yto church and chapel. The prisoner Dixon Safrolh 56 to 65
intoxicated and making use of very disgusting language. Kingston and Ware AS to 67
constable requested him to desist, which he refused to 'own RYE. 44 to
d commenced the most dreadful abuse of the constable, ' New
an
said " I must take you into custody." The prisoner OATS.
"I am stronger than you. You shall not take me," English. feed 2l to 20
knocked him down. He then kicked him , Potato
considerable violence about the head and acoloa. geteed....,63
25 to 30
22 to 26
n, and broke his helmet. Curley joined in this AMU
Per Qr.
nee treatment, and also kicked the constable, ! WHEAT. a. a.
14 the Shadwell blackguards and thieves called out, Dentate and Youfge-
Kill the —' " and hie life certainly would have been berg 67 to 59
mficed if aid had not arrived from the King David-lane Rostock & Madden-
dim. The scene was one of unmitigated ruffianism, and . INul 4t
43 to 65
e women assembled were as bad as the male savages. One • "
Russian. hard
them seized the constable by the hair of his bead. - ft
, . 10 43 to 47
nay made his escape and came to the court this morning hmekcan, red ..
look after his brother who was concerned in another ,• " white
1 BARLEY

.. 4,.554
943

Total
Cottonseed has changed hands to a limited extent, on
former terms. Egyptian, on the spot, 81. ss. and &. 10s.
per ton.
In agricultural seeds very little has been Fuming.
ARRIVAL OF SEEDS. —IiORIIAh : linseed, 50 ; rapeseed,
80 : and maize, 180 qrs. Foreign : tares, 460 ; linseed,
6,119 ; rapeseed, 9,340 ; maize, 3,570 ; and sundry, 141 qrs.
EXPORT3.—Wheat, 319; oat., 375 qrs. ; linseed, 230;
oil seed, 9,548 qrs.
tIUB.RENI PRIM
ENOLIMIL
Pet Qr.
W 13111.2. a. it
Eren,Hont, rod, old 44 to 52
new 36 to 46
„ f)e. white, old 53 to 59
„ new 41 to 51
Norfolk and Lincoln
red, old
BARLST

OA.
Scotch potato
Irish, white
„ black

RRAI4

Yuman (18G5)
Tick
Harrow .

Pigeon
ft

P Qr.
&I.
26 to 30
io to 1.7
19 to 26

'ace-sergeant Gamble, No. 49 K, raid that when Dixon
I brought in to the station•honse, he made use of such
s language that he told him he should charge him
kr the police act with using bad language in a station-
**.
fr. Paget sentenced the prisoners to two months' im•
lament with hard labour.

Grinding ----
34 to t 6
Distilling
Malting
OSIO.

32 to 36
35 to 35
36 to 44)
39 30 42

Dutch brewhi-g.... 21 to 26 it
feeding .... 21 to W
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, RC., 11
WATER CARRIAGE, 111.051
BIV&

Grey
Maple 3B to 42
White 3B to 43
Boilers _ — to

Town wade, per 280
TIM,
Household 37 to 39
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
ex ship

32 to 34

Pa Qr.

OATS. L N.
Delilah aid Swedish '22 to 48
Basilan _ 21 to 47

Danish _
35 to 39
Egyptian
____ 37 to 40

98 to 98
Maple
_ 3B to 41

',Dui Coss.
White 3l to S 6
Yellow

French, per tack .... IS to 38
Spanieh, „ 83 to 38
American, per brl. .. 28 to 31
Canadlaa. 2 to 31
1170 LONDON, BY LAND AND
JAN. 13 TO JAN. 20, INCLIJ-

REPEAL OF THE MALT TAX. —lt Wheat. Barley.
,halt announced I
QTR Om Om
eta
great public meeting of the farmers of England and z..ush 6666 2063 116169
hers who stein favour of the reduction and eventual repeal Beach 1641 I Is°
the malt duty will be held on the sth of February, at Irish i 16
reeniaauna-hall. The object of the meeting will be to Foreign .. 7818 2;80 j
los resolutions on the subject, and to arrange for the !
salutation of a memorial to the Chancellor of the T0ta1.... 13481 MOO
Wanner urging on him' the great importance of the
latioo to the agricultural classes and the country at

-pc- its.
'22.593

P. 23512

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
[RR MAJPsTY'S LENT PREACHERS.—The now (BY iLtoritio AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.)
what famous courses of Lenten sermons in the Chapels I (ntom OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
oof St. James's and Whitehall will commence on the Market steady. Sales probably 8,000 or 10,000 bales.
ch of February, being Ash Wednesday, the Bishop of
scion, the Dean of her Majesty's Chapels Royal, being MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.)
e preacher at St. James's, and the Hon. and Very Rev.
SUGAR.—The market continues quiet, only about 800
r. Pellew, Dean of Norwich, at WhitehalL Among the bags of Mauritius sold since Friday, grainy at 38s. to
sicken at St. James's will be the Archbishops of Canter. 38s. 6d. Rebated brown lumps are quoted at 435. but the
and Armagh, the Bishops of Carlisle, Chester, Dur-
Worcester, and Oxford: the Dean of Westminster;
one Nepeao, Wood, and H , the Revs. Dr. Temple, de
COFFEE, TEA, RUM, RICE, AND SALTPETRE—No sales
demand is dull thereat ;tor pieces there is a hetter'demand.
reported.
Rugby, C. V. H. Sumner, E. M. Goulbern, D.D., Cocoa.—There is a good demand for colonial descriptions
M. Birch, W. Rogers, and W. Drake. Among the at fully previous prices.
hers at Whitehall Chapel will be the Archbishop of
lc, the Bishops of London, Oxford, and Peterborough •
Deus of Canterbury, Carlisle, Ely, Chichester, Christ rites in some cases showing
wed, Cork, Peterborough, and Ripon • Professor .
gales, the Rev. William Rogers, and the 'Rev. Henry ,
vill, 8.D., Canon of St. Paul's.
THE SUNDAY MOVEMENT. —Last evening St. Mar- . C s.--Tliere is an improved demand for this article,
an advance of id. per lb.
P JUTE.—Bueinees is doing at steady prices.
SAFFLOWEIL—Prices of this article now show an improve.
ment of 21. per cwt. from the late lowest point.
The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300
hhds. and 1,000 bags of sugar : 150 casks 600 bags of coffee ;
's
-hall was crowded to excess on the occasion of the 3,500 packages Indian tee ; 1,700 begs 170 casks saltpetre ;
lecture of the " Sunday Evenings for the People" 28,000 hags of rice, and sundry drysaltery goods.
Union; the lecture being by Dr. Carpenter on the
Antiquity of Mao." Oa the platform were Sir Charles ,
tki'PaPtrotifseori, raoHdugreykVsl flaoTlesgsoo. Heywood,he the Rev.
r, in a discourse which lasted nearly an hour and a
f, dwelt much upon the history of the " Flint period,"
gave a lengthened description of the geological forms.
of the river Somme, near Amiens, with the view of
wing that io pre•Adamite ages man must have been
sent upon the earth. In conclusion, he warmly urged'
t the revelations of science were not in opposition to
ristianity, sod that the teachings of the past should be
Pied in a reverent spirit. Sublequentl many Woo..
OS of sacred music were sung by some well-known vocal- .
and an efficient choir from the works of Mozart, I
slut, Costa, Handel, and Flotow.
Cams Ptscra.---A return just publiabed and
hie)/ to the 13th inst., shows that of the counties in
gland, exclusive of the metropolitan police district, two
obis remain free from the disease, 17 counties show an ,
ease of 1,137 cases during the week, and 18 counties!
w a decrease of 1,188 oases during the week, showing
tat decrease during the week in the counties of
'ludo, 51 cues. The metropolitan police district shows .
during the week of 29 eases. Of the counties in
458,10 counties remain free from the disease, two collo.
stow an increase of 342 cases during the week, showing
td increase during the week in the counties of Wales
i 14.2 usu. Of the counties in Scotland, 11 counties re- I
free from the disease, 6 counties show an incases of
wen daring the week, and 11 counties show • decrease
f 33 OW during the week ; showing a total decrease
et the week in the counties of Scotland of 139 cases.
the counties in England, Wales. and Scotland, 23 court.
rasa free from the disease, 25 counties show an in-
of 1,973 eases, and 29 counties and the metropolitan
district show a decrease of 1.850 cases; showing a
, litmus during the week endiog January 13, in Rog.
.4 Wales, and Scotland, of 17.3 cases, se compered with
week ending January 6.
ISCRACEPCL SCENE AT THE FUNERAL OF THE
L OP LINERICK.—A correspondent of the Dehlis
was writes :—" At the funeral of the Earl of Limerick,
tile coffin was taken into the cathedral a riotous
followed it. One portion got on to the seats, threw
Bibles and Prayarbooks about, trampling and stamping
ender their feet ; another est got into the choir
sod opening the cathedral's large services books, spat
there and committed other enormities. One of them
ii.) cheat the Romish Mess for the Deed, aid several
. ' The cathedral would soon belong to the Roman
'—others took up other cries. It wee acme time
ft• ihe service could begin."

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is quiet, at the following prices :—Peters.
burg Y.C. on the spot, 475. 9d. • January, 475. 6d. ; March,
48s. 3d.; April to June. 48s. 3d.; July to September, 495. ;
October to Deoember, 495. 3d. to 495, 6d.

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

1863. I 1864.

Stock on hand this day.. casks 52,203
Delivery last week ..... 2.407
Ditto from lit June 06,542
Arrival last wk 1505
Ditto from lit June 70,291
Is. d. d.
PriceY.C. on spot this day
Ditto Town Wt Friday

1866. I 1846.

66,921 53.229 47,408
2.368 2,417 2,313
49,421 62,461 74.903
900 484 2,200
77,895 70,680 89,626
a, d. s. d. s 6. d. d.
41 9 41 94247 9 0
43 9 i 44 3 0,49 3 0

'46 6

Arrival for the week ending 30th January last year,deli-
very 4,909 casks. The arrival last week comprised 4,200 auks
,

so
I. 1W
100
4 100

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a large supply of beasts and a very limited de-
mand. Prima of all kinds are lower, and many re-
main unsold. Although the number of sheep is
smaller than of late, it is a fair avenge for
the time of year. They cannot all be disposed of,
notwithstanding a disposition to take even lower than our
quotations. Good calves are scarce, and are still dear. From
Germany and Holland there are 1,710 beasts, 6,740 sheep,
165 calves, and 135 pigs ; Francs, 230 beasts ; Spaio, ;
Boatload, 850 ; Ireland, 280 ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 680 ;
and 870 from the Northern and Midland Counties.
Per dame dabs. a. d. a. d. tor stoma of gIM. s. d. s. d
Bast finis, Hsretda. 4 4 8 BoatDoatt 0 0 0 0
Seat Short-bores 4 4 6 last Lone-w 0015.... 5 6 510
lacood quaL bards 2 6 Do. do. SMea oe oo
Calves
S 5 2 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Bs~stDelHlf.bredso 6 4 lambs OO 0 0
Semis at racket, 4,97 ; sheep sad lambs, 18,780 ; calves, 106 :
OP. 526.

BOROIJGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Palisades and Smith report the trade for all
descriptions rather brisker, with a very limited supply of
choice qualitier, which command fall rates.

ROYAL Fsitz HOSPITAL, GICAT'S-11M-BOAD.—The
awaits' of patiaate r.u...a at this hospital daring the
week aiding Jemmy 20 was 3,704, at which 1.277 woes
saw awes.

qrs. I
'I
Oats. ;Beansrs. Pass!
brim Slot
qrs. I q
3650 1030 460 ..
NO4 I , .... !.. ..
6101
i 5983 i 275 455 4030
13159; 1306 n 915, 4030!