The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-28 00:00:00

-MARLBO.ROIJOH-STREET.

Frederick Johnstone, alias Dies/dale, of 10 Carson-street,
alsyfeie °barged with stealing two jewelled bracelets of the
value cd4M. at .tg Bruton-street, the property of Mr.
Charles Frederick Hancock, the eminent jeweller, was again
placed at the bar.
Mr. Lewis, in asking foe a committal, said it was not in-
tended to tieuble this court with any fresh charges. What
further they intended doing would be by indictment at the
Central Criminal Court.

The prisoner reserved bis defence, and was fully coin.
mitted for trial.

At fI4ARYLEBONE.
A man of clerical appearance, with a white neckerchief.
and who pee the name of WiWon Brown, was charged
with obtaining a shilling under false pretences.
John Lowe, servant to Lady Cougreve Whiting, of 9,
Idaida-hill West, said the prisoner mine in the after-
noon and presented a letter to her ladyship. After reading
it her lads-Atm:save him one shilling, saying that she
had no more c . The prisoner said Le had come
from Father Neill. Witness suspected he was
an impostor, followed him, and saw him join
a man and woman. Finding he was followed, he ran off,
and after a smart chase was captured. He had been taken
to Father O'Neill, who Yid he hail not the slightest know-
of him.
The letter was read. It was to the effect that
the prisoner had known her ladyship for four
attending St. Jolla's-wood Chapel; that
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ms born at Mount Compere, three miles from
Waterford; that he had been laid up two mouths, and now
wanted to get some shirts to go to a situation is. He
hoped Ood would totem, her lailyabin and du something
for him, and would ideas Father O'Neill for his great kind.
nests to him (prisoner) in his Hines...
It is believed the prisoner has been driving a good trade
amongst Father O'NTeill's congregation. He was remanded
fur a week, to give the Meudirity Society's of an oppor-
tunity of seeing him.

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nd. to 80..; 26011ahla, —of *MA 6, are for *peen.
lawn and export. The week's import is 8,674 balm.

WOOL AND WOHRIT.D.—BRADIFORD, FSCPT. 27 . - TL re
has been less bovines' done in wool during the week than for
a fortnight previously, though some staplers report a good
buskin doing. The unfavourable state of the weather
has had a depressing influence to-day, and this, together
with the fact that spinners bought freely about a fortnight
ago, and have ggeeneerally onveyed their orders, fiends to pro-
duce great q
and staplers not pressing so heavily se slew weeks ago, there
is less anxiety to toms sass. Than is no quotable altera-
tion in soils and broke*. There is a steady blueness doing
in worsted sad worsted yarns, chiefly for export, and spin-
nen continue wellearpleyedeo order. The borne manu-
facturers axe still flat, and are not tusking their usual quan-
tity of goods. Prices are first, with a hardening tendency.
There is a small attendance of merchants in the piece roar.
ket, and but little business is done. The American houses
are rather more octave, and several orders have been placed.
There are many looms standing in the town and neighbour.
hood.

COBN.—BLiMINGILAN, ham 27.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets on the 22nd, wheat was L. to 2a. per
quarter dearer. Barley held for an advance of in. Old
oats fully as dear ; new less pressed for sale. Beans rsthic
higher, and pose more inquired for. Daring the present
week a few tramactions in wheat ate reported, at about pre.
vious rates. Less barley offering, and fine tending upwards.
Beane and peas, both le. per qr. dearer. At Wolverhamp-
ton, yesterday, there was a short supply of wheat, and price
rose about L. per qr. At this day's market there was a fair
supply of wheat, awl English new and old sold, also fine
foreign, at an advance of 26., and other kinds Is. per qr.
Barley held for la. per qr. sows. Oats fully as dear. Beans
tending upwards. Peas le. per qr. higher.
Devizes, Sart 27.—Wa had a moderate supply of wheat,
of which from a quarter to a third part was of this year's
C; old wheat obtained an advance of 4e. a qr., 'Mile twof from 2s. to3s. aqr.; one lota/ new white reached as
high as 345. a sack;the top priceof redwaa 36e. a sack. There
were a few lots at new barley of fair quality ; for one lot
48.. a qr. was Naked ; another lot warn gold at Ma. One lot
of new tares soldier 15s. • bushel ; foreign tares at 10a. lid.
Bread was ld. dearer. Wheat, bad, 65e. to 725. ; mat.
dling, 565. to 655.; inferior, 435. to Ws. Barley, 35e. to
455. Oats, Zia. to 33e. Beans, 46a. to 50a. Perna, 424. to
Ms. Flour, flee, 535. to 665. per mot ; seconds, 46e. to 51s.

Maliertsartit, Barr. 27.—There was a numerous atten-
dance at this day's market, and a fair consumptive de-
mand was experienced for all good dry qualities of wheat
at an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter on Boglish, and
le. per quarter on foreign. For flour the enquirywas res-
tricted, but it was generally held for L. per sack more
money. Oats were in request at previous rates, but
oatmeal sold slowly at a decline of Is. per load. Beans
were rather dearer, and Indian corn brought an advance of
Is. per quarter.

NEWBCIIT, Barr. 27.—We had a large of wheat,
about two-thirds new, principally in.d condition. The
best samples of new nd old sold slowly at an advance of 2s.
per qr. The new barley in demand, and making fully 2s.
per qr. more money. Oats and peas dull at late rates.
Beaus fully Is. per qr. dearer.
NZWAJUL, Barr. 26.—A fair attendance at market to-day.
Wheat in short supply ; tine samples of old and dry samples
of new were 2a. per qr. higher. The new samples, gene-
rally spealdng, were not of first-rate quality. In barley
o little ding at present. Oats sold rather better.
may be quoted Is. per qr. dearer.
Uxnuirsou, Burt 27.—The weather having been un-
favourable/or out-door work, there has been more doing al
the barns, and the supply of grain at today's market is
large. Oki wheat, and parcels of good new, are in demand,
and obtain 2s. per qr. more than last week. Oats and bar.
ley are rather dearer.

WATIRVOIM, SEPT. 98.—The weather bee been rather
more favourable for the country since Saturday, and
farmers are busily engaged at harvest work. Our market,
in consequence, hes been scantily supplied with home-grown
pain, and the arrivals of foreign are very moderate. The
trade rules firm for all articles, but except in maize, which
bee further improved fial. to 9d. per barrel, we make no
change since Saturday hat.
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EDINBURGH, S. 26.—There were in to-day's market
677 quarters wheat, 2,663 barley, 1,376 oats, and 24 beans.
There were sold—Wheat, 291 qrs. ; barley, 2,438 qn.; oats,
91/6 qrs. • and beans, 94 qrs. As compared with last week—
Wheat Was the same on the top, and Sd. down on average ;
barley was 11. down on the top, and la. 2d. down on
average ; oats were Is. down on top, and le. 6d. down
on average; beans were 9s. 6d. up on top, and 6s. lid.
up on average. Wheat, 571. to 61s. Id. Barley, 3,is. 3d.
Oats, 31s. 9d. Beans, 51s. bd. Weight of top wheat, 64,g
lbs. ; barley, 5711ba.; oats, 450 be.; beans, 681 be.

CATTLE—D:OOMB, Bier. 26.—The supply of sheep
and lambs this morning was 6,783, being 485 more than
last market (945 of the above were store lambs). Sales were
slowly effected, and at the close a considerable quantity
were unsold, and last week's prioes were barely maintained.
Top price of the best mutton, Bd. ; current, from 7d. to
761 ; beet ewes from 7d. ; current, 6d., and down to sd.
per lb. Lambs—Top prices, 30s. ; current for the best,
from 90s. to 26e., and down to 12s. • head; blackfaced,
top, 16s. 6d., 12s, and down to Bs. per head. The number
of cattle wu 629, being 135 more than last market. Sales
were also dull. Cattle of the best soda brought from
Bs. fol. to 9s. ; secondary and inferior, from 6e. to 7s. per
imperial stone. At the close a clearance not effected. Fed
pigs from W. to 6e. 6d. per imperial atone ; six to eight
weeks old do., from 9s. to 13e. • head. Numbers in
market—Sheep, 7,183 ; fat cattle, 629 ; lean do., 271; mikh
cows, 78 ; pigs, 236.

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