The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

TSB POLICE COURTS.

MAMMON-HOUSE.
f Mies &raiser • well-delesed, gentlemanly-134in
young man, was otia.rged with straw a gold watch, mitt2ol., and • itild chain, value U. lb., to the shop of Mr.
Jacob Fisch, 62, Combill.
The prosacuse aid—Lastalghttlia prisoner cams Into
lay shop, and wanted to see wets gal hunting welshes ; and
aooordingly 1 produced • tray inaLities 11, aid Owed it
on the taunter Mare Dia Aber leaks/ et Wen to yaw
thee, be selected ate at Ilditreask sad Owe eteertsd we
to show bin wee geld I redeemt a tweed% tad,
having samel lbe taw et welsh., lea Wen el theenerter.
*wad Sun ewer sad MM, etad, idler esambleg rhea
el, ha Won tee at 261., wbioh he aid be wool/ take; her,
sa *we wee a seal 'waded h upon which be whited to
have hie initials eeptaved, I odirtook to have it doe far
his by 12 o'clock to-day, whoa be sold be would all
for both. At Us ewes *II he asked if I wished
his to pay a deposit, sad whoa I told him it wee weal in
' Roth aro, bet without maabig any particular amount, he
took • so vsevlga hes hit mama sal laid it down en the
counter. I had cat the watch to mother part of the shop
to he oiled, and le waited to loot at It wale. While he was
doing so he took up was of theohslas, which I now produos
with his right, sad placed It le the bellow of hie left hand,
and then, al it le a flexible Sabi which Ilse In a suall com-
pass, he took up • gnu& larger chain with his right hand,
and threw it into his loft, so am coniplaisly to cover the
smaller chain—at lent, that was my impression; and as he
dangled the larger chain about for some time, my suspicions
were still further suited, wed I determined to watch
him clasoly. Eventually, be pat down the larger
shale on the owns, end sheeltanesealy tram-
breed hit en
are how bis right Iliad to
Ida tail, seas le be might hew thew.
Meetly ars be pet hie ler=gbehled sad thee left
the drop, I Mewed, eiej sent, as tool/ Wale ten
after kW, lied tell Dia I wowed his to return, which he
did ; and as ea webby for Wag 16a beek, I said I wished '
to show his sae MSS Aldo^ with its might PAWN
like better thee the ow be lwer WNW, at the aims time I
described the chain which 1 insmaled him to have in his
sad wad ay assisteat le belt far ft. He looked
riilblir' wheiew, eel I lambed twowe the Wake on the
ewe*, wet we teen we fled IL The phew told na sot
le what, el be wee wile wilarned Wit the Ade he bed
shady odidol, and wins be was smiles be tea his loft
heed Sea baled his gal hid It es the J0w1... As his
leen were partly owe I saw etwethleg glitter between
Yen,, and Mit. hie bead up, I heed under it • gold
which I sow prod," end which I had not missed,
be. haws alas it hefts he left the shop, as
lbe welshes had has. removed hen the counter before
prodmed the Salm " Hula." I mid, What watch is
this t Toe Mae that mash. It Is sine;' and seeing that
he became cosfussel, I added, "los bare also a chain of
mina" While 1 wee speaking he peered his right bawl
ever the chains as the oinater, sad on looking again I fated
the sisekag chain them he having, I have no doubt, taken
it hos hr tint sad tetweed IL The welsh Is worth fa,
sad the chda Bi, de.
Ta. Wismar, as hag asked whether ha 'ASS to put •a)
weeboes to theprowwWw, charges we with
lag a wadi awl whsle wMali are got kiet, for be ha got
amino, •' so hew as that be f
He wee telly cossitted for IsiaL
GUILDHALL. _ _

lA* Elpw, isearibreleTaeerpse ter, and Maori Nowa
a Yam* polisher. wore phew at the bee. keen Alderney:
Cabin, charged with the followleg robbery at the lobed
Revenue Ofdos. The prisoners had bete previously °barged,
het were dleobargod on Wraleasday for west of evidence on
that escudos. _ .

Mr. Wreshod add—l is ealleetor of Wend mem* and
ham a waits al leas et Orembew-boos, Old Broad-street.
Os Yonder owiehig Met, alert & o'clock, I left the acs,
having ems the Wes ash la the wipbowd ends the west.
la the pub& ale mom beim dogleg the sate for the
sight When I tens to the elks on Tweeds, sandy, I
fossil the eopbeard bed beta *awe asen, and the Iris safe,
essiokiNg SOL Is setwollverzterelper reesey, takes
wee es the premises,
mg= I eye.* to es /slander abort
111.41* sews work In nay tams.
Mrs. DM* tee*.—l as etopktyled to Mrs the airs.
Os Marley neMeg I meat Isto Kr. Wessibra's sate, at*
having wok* oat the bee, I *NM ths deem esti meet alto
the whet eller. While Mere I heard there wee some owe
is die *hod gems* Ofte, sad en gaisg Mere I ea. the
ewe grloonme Is Shops*. (Asa 1 bad left the key is the
leek ea theembile dew doer, wad whoa I watts It wee is
Ow aides Styr sad he was slowly, Mena what Fria&
polkeleg reiteked ban dose, end I I* ties. They left
Nam* ohm owl Is abort hale* hoar raters* sad nook.
to is as* ether work.** ibis left yea, The next
wastatag I law lie kW whittle I had pMted wader the mot
bad boos eameted, sod Edgar showed we a earewolinver
ihisk ha said WI bean beet by aoste ass whetted meddled
with la toots He told we law le the day that as Ws
Meet bed been *I en, and lba bis teorow-driver fitted the
marks we the door of the cupboard which bad been broken
o peo.
:an. &ober, a cabman wail sow emalited, sad rid-1
was mil* a the r.ak is' Biehopegate, abosti7 o'doek as
Wedgy imaing by Moses, to bk.'s up in St. Ma:y..lW
When I arrived Mere I ea. 24gwr with as iron We, sod I
sooreyed than to Illestagotooreet, Bloomebory-equere,
where Edger paid me, sad be* prieoners west aom M.
street will Morale.

Mr. Beard sold be understood dm object of lbe pry seentiMU
wee S. obtain • reumod, and be thervtore would 1,. t=i4
but ea his cheat ;Wear) had • wife and this, r
be hoped the property touod oa him would be elle. eV be
Lie wile.
This apolicatios was acceded to, sad the pismire wan re-
manded till Frlaity.

BOW-STREET.
W. We'shy, comma to the Treseary, Woodall te
• tiaa by dm Bloke seeinet Main. Toad
sad pint ruerokents, of Garbo otll, Tissum•-fdresi, tar
aliened ramose 'evolving penelsies to the extant t f MM.
Mr. Sleigh splayed for the first deleodeat, the mend
preferring to *mallet hie own &dews, latonaw S the inn
that ha bad nothieg to disamise or canoes!, end Si eleinti,
therefore, wan uneecessmy.
The drat charge spinet the deka (loots was, that =
tbe 'tooth of July loot, suffered • printed farm it
MU and, In Mesta • prow, by whlvh • thud Mhwzi
ambled to @Moot the sale of 116 i gallons of wh sky
bowleg • spirit licerms. The foots of the mac cr• re allaticad,
but the whole traumatism wed the sot of the doh abate M.
tent, Hasty Prinker,witheet the ko,wledo• of b • sophism
Priam., as beingexemlned by Mr. ftleigfid Mild that le
supplied the coroilloato,u s tastier of forte, to r brother of the
a.earsts, whom be hal known !may sears., bat who Was
'et oa friamily terms with the Arm. The bro.uer repro•
tented that be bad applied fir • Based, aad gran to bate it
the scat day, sad he rrquired the permit to disposr of the
whi.by, dui ditty ea which bed bees already pato. Wawa
saw bun 11l up the word. from *. fludses end Co. ;" but
Ynnsg that he usually mode nut hie ineotkew fa that wee,
he did out attach say unpottrsos to it, sad supposed that oho
miry was falsely mode ,o make it appear that the whisky
Dame from hie employer.' storm.
Mr. Wilsey—Did y• u w.t know sir, that Lt wos intend to
✓as roar mare. oertltioste book know,
say arch perpha

Aide.-1 d
net know there wee any his to it. I was
not Lash fermerth* the stab
nod
light literature We, sad did
of the wth.
Mr. Webby—The act of parliament is printed on the beck
of miry fors of dertlikets in your
Welenne—Mat I sever read It in my la.
Mr. Skink—Au act of parliament hardly belongs to "light
literature." (A laugh )
Mr. J. Hudson said that neither be nor his brother bad the
slightest knowledge of what Frkker had dons. Neither
Flicker the the firm derived any advantage Iron the act,
which wee simply dons in mistaken good nature. The Erg
had goo* on for 30 years without a single imputation easing
Its character. No chugs had ever been pee/erred spina
them by the Endres, sad be had milkiest reliance even in
them to believe that they would never punish innoceat
persons. They had peid hundreds end thousands of
pounds to the Quest, sad If her Majesty only knew it, he wee
sun the would remit the charge ageism theta. (Laughter.)
Mr. Sleigh addressed the court in support of the non-
liabihty of employers, remarking that in this came it wee ma-
did], admitted by the prosecution that the defendants were In
Ignorance of the act committed.
Mr. Henry—But hitherto It barn been always held is m-
oles cases that the masters are liable.
Mr. Sleigh—Yes, but in ail there cams I Wive it has
been shown that the masters derived some pecuniary advan-
tage from the tranasetloc.
It wee stated that there is an mike new pending in the
Court of Exabequer, viz, "The Attorney-00mM e.
Palsy," whiala would elicit a decision of the Judges upon
this very point.
Mr. Henry—l am satisfied, in this cam, that the certificate
was used without the knowledge of the defeedeath and that
so edemas*, remised to them ; but my decision bed better
be deferred till after the case referred to has been laded
the Exchequer.
This mums was ultimatel agreed to, and judgment wee
also deferred in the second charge, which related to two math
el whieky received without a permit, which the defendants
attributed to an oversight during the 002filli02 of aside end
change of partners.

MARTLEBONE.
Elisabeth Newman, a young woman of short stature,
was charged bailors r, samill with attempting to stab
aad tlueatamiag the lils of Miss Martha Johasoo, a pro-
prietress oda school. at 42, Stimhops-strost, liagent's-park.
Ths complslusat stated that at about 4 o'clock ths pro-
viow aftssmsca abs was I. bar drawiag-roorn with her
mother, wire the primmer Wand.
Mr. Hamaill—Do you know the primmer
Complainant—Yea, air. About bmr yre ago abs was a
pupil of mar, bat I was obliged to aced bar sway to wow
quince of her manly coodost
Mr. Saradaili—filis hes tiwatamed your life. I bakes f
Compliment—Sim baa, sir. As soon me she whored the
noes sits mos up la me sad took a knits from leder her
shawl and attsmi, tad to plump ft tab my oboe. At the
mascot my out.. as.. Into abs room, sadssiold bold of her
was, upon whisk abs dropped the knife.
Mr. Sawmill—Them she brought dis loath with Der I'
Complaisant—Yea, sir. She thrsettemsd to kill me, and tf
I have aot protection abs will take ay life. She says that if
she did aba would not be banged, Wows* As is insane.
Primmer—l know they can't ban we, as lam isms. I
ally wish to God I bad killed you. I don't we what be-
oilßes of or..

—Mr. ILa& ill—ls she right In her mind?
.Complidnent—l think net, air, she has been in the minium
word at 51. Pancras workbooks. Her father, who is dead,
was a most respeetabis me.
Mr. Hmaraill—Thes aba aimed the knife at Jon. Did she
say auythiug
Complainant—Not a word.
Polios-constabla Brown, who look the primer tato cus-
tody, produced the knife, and raid that the priscoorobetrved
to blur, " I whit I had cat her head off."
fibs was remanded for a weak for the attendance of cora-
plistsaut's ruler.

MARKB7&

ITARDWARE.—Thinitroasx, JAL 21.—There le a
steady sad progrendvs movement about the trade of this
town which is most satisfactory ; In .11 the principal trades
the animus ant making full time, sa slackness which may
exist in one department being counterbeYeosd by awe acti-
vity in another, so that returns come up to a pretty good
average. In no department is there any great number of
orders on hand, bat sufficient to keep up • steady trade. The
foreign trade ezhilats symptoms of fresh bib; the orders are
coming in from various quarters, and at this mamma chore
are • considerable number on head. In the Italian node
more aotirity I. observable. The South American trade is
also better thee it has been, sad In other deputiesets
there is evidence of reaction. Upon the whole, trod. is la a
very satiefaetory condition, both in this town end fa the dis-
trict. The hoe trade remains in the coedlUos reported at the
conclusion of the quarterly menage last week.

COTTON.— Lmaroot, JAN. 21.—Then bag bees
rather lam demand to-day with a *wady aaaritat. The wise
are 0,000 bake, of which 1,000 ars for export and spatedatim

COTTON GOODS.— Momototrio, lAur. 21. The
whet has scartisly bees au active at he does ea it was
seder In the weak, but this is a good deal owlag to the fact
that buyers bad already placed their most preseing orders,
sad Wham of the greater difficulty of 'aches father
coetracts without waiting for distant delivery or paying
higher rates, where manufeethers are le • position toe:saute
hem with promptitude. The aesthete an now very largo
far skids& of light Webs shah is IRMA, and the heavier
end hotter helm suited le the hash trade, whin suites to
mep off well or. also improved ie Smash by tbi heavy
baiass he* doh for the Bah. A very Mr bedew hes
bees done Is begolothe mid T shahs, end the ambers et
prisms an well segeged. In addition to the bashes dais
on yams for ladle, Chios, and the Mediterranean, horse
meaufeeterera en good custroners to the hisser, and the
hashed rates given on Tuesday kir yarns en fully
1111116101 d. The while district New to be In fall employment,
tad meoldne-makers are hosier the for many yew pest,
amid Gad that with greatly Weeded premises thy are
tumble to execute with manes tepidity the ohms whisk ere
oestinusily pouring to upon than. The alienist of the
' labour hunt are also shown to be ',hyaena:tenth" through
the activity of teeth and it is well knelt that hinny' end
nesenhotursra, Reding a &Meaty is obleising i
see ssrionly taming thou atehtiou to the fterteirculkie=
districts, with a view to the Immigration of families boa
Mesas.

WOOLLIIN.—Limm, J. 21.—We hate had a very
lively market thia monung; it kiss been wall attended by
marchasta as well a. maautecturers, and a satisfactory beat
nem has ban done in fabrics milted fur the spring ammo&
sad di mashs kale.

CORN.—CAMIMIDOZ, JAN. 21.—Our market to-day was
very dull, and Um plot of all corn unchanged m valets.
Wheat, 30.. to 48.. Barley, 265. to 424. Boma, 365. to
40.. Peas, 38.. to 40.. ads, 18.. to 260.
CANSIMBUIT, JAW. 21.—Tbs supply at market to-day
yam tolerably good, bat in bad condition, partienlarlp of
batty. Good dry samples of wheat maintained their pnm,
bat the trade for inferior sorts vary doll. Old brown wheat,
42a. to 4134.; new, 313 a. to 424.; whits, old, 48..; new, 444. to
446. Barley, malting, 34a. to 404.; grinding, 26a. to 28a.
Ossa, white, 245. to 28s. ; black, 18a. to 23.. &MD; 33a.
to 36.. Gray pass, 325. to 36..

Cowman's', JAN. 21.—A moderns supply of whist mad
other inky hat lady equal to the derma. Wheal, burp,
bear, mil peas rah met a row sale at prior busly equal
to lams "sok.

°woowrists, Jig. 21.—There wee a good supply of
Begdoh wheat SeMplie at our to-day's market, for which
the trade wee dell, lent without any concession in prim on
the pert of farmers. Foreign quiet. Spring ours of all
kinds unohanged le value. Otter a mere retail isle et late
rates. Imports for the week ending Jan. 21 :—Whist,
twelve, 11,060; barley, foreign, 7,34 u; oat., Indeed, 1,060.
GUILDPOILD, Jag. 21.—There wag a fair supply of wheat,
enidajtood inesdry for all dry samples, which may be om-
sa.ega* ae a shade deem. Omer desoripiions psi-
rally cleared ar. Rather mote inclination to buy bads,
obsetwabia. Wheat, 40e. to 635. ; old. 464. to 65e. Barley,
295. to Os. Oats, 20.. t. 28e. Brans, 395. to 44.. Peas,
3de. to 41s.

Bleatroah, :AL 21.—We had a fair oder of wheat to-
day, u great part of it being wry damp. Trede deli, at less
meaty, saitept fur the fleets eumplot. fierier in fair supply,
the dart ports *old et lam work'. prates •' coarse dement-
toots tower. Oete, pew, arid beans wade last week's wos.
W•mit, per load, 20.1. to 29e. ; barley, per qr., 25.. to
: .44, per qr. 20s. to Urn.; peas, per laid, 224. to
lie.; b on., per load, 22.. to 28..

wnws, Jas. 21.—Thsts was s by as cum plied-
hal upsly os whom so this szolosses. The trade quiet so the
amnia of last wok. Whit. arm quoted at 465. I. 615.;
red, 4s. to 47.., per 36 skate. Ot bmkty the show was
tolarah a, and mde( samples moved of at their alumna
walls% mustily, no. to 42.. per qr ~• the trade was quilt. in
seesml try sorts at 30a. to 345. per 30 dews. Ow were a fair
show sad a steady We at la. advance; old, 80s. to 343 e.;
sow, 24.0. to 28s, per 24 stone. No malarial change took
Oen in beam, the best TIMM.' realising 61.. per qr. Fine
Ilowe 33s • seconds. 31; thirds, 29a. per wok.
. ,

N lITCBSTLZ, lee. 21.—A fair supply of wheat from the
theutire, cbidly in very damp onadttion, rod with very
elm demand, at 1.. per qr. decline on tine rrumise, end 1..
M te. on bad conditioned. Foreign without eiteratios.
Pb .r slow sale, and WY money thken. Barley rather
low r, and grludtar qualities unaltered. Oats quiet, but not
taw r; and in beaus cud peas nothing doing.
2 newton, Jaw. 21.—The supply of wheat was good,
bat It woe tor the most pert coins out of condition. The
este wee slow at last week's prow. for locondary descriptions,
but dry rizsples a ere in datnand for rather more money.
Ths finest mating balmy wee Is. to 2s prr qr. ktichrv, sad
ether sorts wets idly ea dew; the .apply of this raid
begins to fall dll. Four supported farmer prim, sag I.
I Tented this ..euing at Ale. bd. to 30e. per sack horn the
miller. Wh•to r hart, 46.. to 49*.; red aide, 40e. to 46e. •
brat ohevelior writing orrlry, 42e. to 46..; fuer abevalle;
ditto, 34.. to 40e.: distllline ditto, 2.50. to 27... per qr.
Latest avasges :—Wheat, 3.2091 qrs., 43e.; barley, 4,77211
qn., Me.
N 017010111.11, Jew. 21.—Tbe show of wheat ham wea
tolerably rood. Old sonde estrum rates. New In bad salt-
ittion, and uraltrod to valor; old white wee quoted at &h.
to Mr. old red, 44e. to 46..; new whits, 45a. to 64e.,
new red, die, to 475. per 36 Woe. flamOse of fins barley

were is =seem sap*, mid melting ditto wee gabs as dew
as hensoftwe, 34e. to 465. • foreign Seale, *a. to 41s. per
=, grinding dilikeit to gait, sad rather ember to pur-
ZIA so Ms. petal stone. la °Mee moderate trade was
dorm at felt Prim , ofd. 275. to sa..; am, Ws. to 28s. ;
fortio, 245. to SSA pm 96 Mess. Sews mistelsel Mar
value; old, 425. to 69a. • now, 40e. pMe.
Melons.
$8 woe.
Super lour, Us. to Iles.;ans;3la. to Ilk. per Melons.
OXFORD, ha. 21. 0 alas to tba tritons data morning,
map Ilararts win datmed from ottoman mast to-day,
sad from the same oases samples were is a very damp state.
Very hale hosiers wee done. Good dry semples of wheat
were sega woneht atter sad were dearer than this da
week. Berlinrly
boas. abd,
osta, in good otedidoe, sold
medily. Meer a brisk trade at 325. to lac per sank.
Psimmosoows, JAW. 21.—At oar menhee to-day we
had a small supply of wheat, white meta slow Dile at shoat
the prior of this day wash. Batley Dugan dearer.
Oats make Id. per qr. mars unaltered in
vase. Bat wheat. 455. tmol°l2. olasatoa, Ca. to 4..15.
pas Webs. Oats, 11;d. to la. 00. iatt slaw 8e..., 39,.
per sr .41 inlbs.

' JAL 21.—Tbe prevaltanctiruniessceable wea-
-1 awe still teatimes to lateens* the of the corn
trade generally, the mutat of which is chocked, owing in a
Feat inseiture to the poor conditios of the balk of corn ex-
hibited. Our market this morning was no exception to this
obeertnithN the heavy and 0011thillous rain preventing mazy
tram who we unwilling to risk the discomfort
which thw yang asperienes bow the weather !or the sake
'itinerating • little hombres of • very nominal character.
Bums the &Meadows we. extremely Welted. The supply
of wheat was meaty, sad the ecodition gloomily very bee.
The market wee altogether • very slow owe, nothing but en-
palm samples being need far, and thaws wen generally
mimed at lam rates. For other descriptions the trade wee
Teri though
_prices an not quotably lows. The
supply or malting barley •
is sheet, sods readily purchased at
fan rate.; other arm are but • middling trade. In oats,
beats, and per, bylaw was limited, but the prim generally
were unaltered.

ROCIIIIIIIIII, J. 21.—There was a fair supply of
wheat, but most of it was in very poor condltks. Prime
continue muck the same. In foreign these were sosresly any
tranartions passing. The best sorts of white wheat were
quoted at 605.. and some of the inferior kinds of both white
and red from 30s. to tr. The barley trade cantissee to rule
exceedingly dull, there brag but a poor supply at those de-
scriptions required for malting purposes. The hest sorts
rail realise high prior, the quotaticsa for prime tots being
as high as 445. wee bat little of grisdisg sorts prated
on the etre* but prior usderwist so sheage. Oats are
sawediagly mei scurceiy iwythlei in, la thet dasorip-
tioa of grain, bat MUM retards arm aim te prin. Bemis wars
Dot ht squat request, mad the pries of that 'Alois err the
tura in favour of burn. Pees without alteration.

WiIIBECII, have a vary small attendance
at market to-day, in oonaeqnsam of Um miserable state of
die weather. Wheat comae worse in condidoa, lacked so
bad that Mimed* not know what to do with it; sad, there-
fore, the trade for such quality is at a stand. The little dry
new sad Am old snake 'boat the prior al list week. All
aping eon of good quality Map former rates. Prime
td the grower:—Wheat, whiM,. sew, 43a. to 465. ; mom,
475., Übe. per bushel; ditto, red, saw, 40s. to 41e.;
mos, 47A ; ditto whits, eY, 44e. to 47a., Wm, 48e.;
ditto red, old, 48e. to 46a., Wes, 465. Oats, lOid. to
per atoms. Beans, iffs. m 42e. per qr.

Woacairrum, Jaa. 2L—At ;We- day'e market then was
again a large supply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull, but
lows prime we not generally submitted to. Barley nomi-
nally analtind, with very little demand. Oats quite as dear,
bat only ham in nee& Pass and beans difficult to quit.
_ - - •

You, JAN. 21.—Whast eras in pod 'apply, and sold at
to Wooed lase bask ; dap TM, soadollOo., secondary aorta,
4th. to Ms. bat red, 465. ; odor sort% On. to 44e. per
SS atom Thom woe aa amigo phew of barley, the de-
mad for whit* vu steady at forme q•Mationa ; malting,
N to 40a.; grindft, 30a. to 32a. par, qr. The supply of
bona was email, and Into prices wars wall saatedanted, 44a.
to 48s. par 36 atom. Oats a slow sale, at 22a. to 26a. per
24 Obeli 11Lidtlag baby, ilea. to Vb. ; rye, 326. per qr.
Flour, 335. to no. pa sick.
• - •

Etittcati:, lax. 21.—At OUT country markets this
week supplies of grain do not increase ea te customary at this
season of the year, and farmers seem to prefer taking home
their samples of wheat to selling at le. to 2. per qr. reduc-
tion. Barley of all kinds gets far through, and la. per qr.
advance Is readily paid. Oats, too, get dearar—oommou
sorts to the extant of ed. per qr., and anything likely for
aped a full &billing. Rare, to-day, we had fair supplies 01
kinds of grain. Barley and oats met a quick sale at fully
ed per qr. advance. Wheat mink tike same as last week.
Wheat, 40.. to 60s. per qr. barley, Ms. to 395. 66.; oats,
20e. 6d. to 28.. od.

WATERFORD, lox. 21—We have again to report
Nutty supplies of hormegrowa grain, and our snivels of
foreign for the week are flaked to am cargo of wheat. Our
market shows no symptoms of recovery from the dulams
which has prevailed is the trade so long; but prime are
firmly =detained for nearly all articles. Farmers' wheat
sills slowly at about late rata, sad foreign meets a retail
inquiry, without &sage la value. Barley brings rather
more tummy, and oats cannot be had except at a trifling
advisee on the quotatsma of this day ansight. We have
decidedly more demand for Indian on., and purchases
cannot now be wads as such favourable terms as earlier I.
the week. Flour s shads lower, but millers show no dispo-
aides to prom sales. Jetports this week:—Wheat, 1,660
qrs. Exports this week:—Wheat, 24 hernia. Flour, 874
sacks. Oatmeal, 48 tacks.