The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-26 00:00:00

JOINT BT_OCIE

Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, 30j.
Landon and Wadminatar, GM S.
Do., scrip, ed.

Angla-Malioan Yint. ISt. ----~
Atlantic Telsgrapb. 4par east., 241.
Berlin Wawa/aria (liabd)), sew 9f.
Credit Foaciar of Mislead gillabad?. 2i. &
Ebbw Irak Neel, aad (Lugged), 141.
par owl. Noway, gas. by Ewypaiaa rte'
19229 i.
1/leattie sad Intenaatiewa/ Telezrstl237,
Dearral Credit and Dismount (Lau , 11-14.
National Amount Owspawy “abed
Boolabb Auabaliaa lavadmeat (Limited), 114.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIB DAY.)
(8T miount.)
(Tao' ottz omit oottaairosuite.)
The earhat quiet, bat steady; Wee about 10,000 to
12,04.10 bates.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(ay maosarm.)
(fox ocra ors ookaaromen.)
Ordinary, 131 a., 127.., 1214., 120.., 1171.. 100 s. ; 1,630
Adana. Mild cured, 1411., 1204., 1244. ;00 firkins

XINCING-LANE.-(THI8 DAT.)
Sroads.-11sere is a good demand, at full prices ; low to
good brown Jessica sold at 30s. to 32& ; Tobago, 30s. 6d.
to 32e. ; St. Lucia, 31s. 6d. ; Mauritius, ordinary to fine
brown, 28s. to 32a. ; soft yellow, 335. ; grainy brown,
345. 6d. to Mis. ; middling to floe bnglit yellow, 31e. to
375. W.; superior white, 40e. ; crystanieed, 41e. to 41s. 3d.
Relined steady.
Corran.-The parcels offered in public sale continue to
go off readily at full to rather dearer prices. Plantation
Ceylon, good ordinary to low middling, 621. 6d. to 713. ;
middling, 725. 6d. to 765. ; bold, 83s. to 84s. ; native Cey-
lon, small, 41s. 6d. to 44a. 6d. ; good and fine ordinary,
30.. to bls. ; other native East India, smell to bold, rile.
to 64e. 6d.: plantation East India, 725. to 90.. 6d.
TliA.-The market remains quirt.
Eris Ann HILL.-No Palm to report.
Farm-The market is well supplied with all the lead-
ing articles, but with • less active demand prices of most
descriptions have declined, except for floe, for which firm
rates have mostly been obtained. Currants, low to
superior, 16e. to M. Valencia raisins, low, 17s. to 22e. ;
common to fair, 225. to 30e. ; good to floe, 325.
to 48e. ; selected, Ms. to 645. ; Muscatels, lavers,
.50s. to 13.5 e.; loose, 41s. to 455. : red, 33a. ; Elmo, 32.. ;
Sultans, low to floe. 225. to 48a.; Turkey lige, 375. to
Qs. ; natural, 26e. ; Jordan almonds, 41. 14e. to 101. 10a. ;
Valenta, 70s. to 87s.
Seim-With the exception of Cochin ginger, which is
dull of pals, and prices rather lower, all arbeles have sold
steadily, at the previous value. Pepper, Singapore, 31d. ;
common Penang, 31d. ; trang, 3id. to 3ild. ; Ilingapore
white, bid. ; Penang 41. ; Pimento, 2d. to 2kl (Flinger,
Commca Cochin, 31s. to 425. ; Jamaica, &is. to 41a. ;
African, 28a.
Saco is dull of sale; 210 limes and 200 bags Pearl bald.
Hue 'man, 21& ; large, Itia. to 19e. ; flour 16s. Q.
Corrox.-There te • continued good demand, at full
rates.

ITTE.—About 4,000 balms sold at 10s. to 20.. pee ton
&dins, common to fair, lb/. to 201. ; rejections, 141-.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a good supply of beasts and a fair trade. Mon-
da/'s quotations are pretty well maintained throughout,
ye trade is heavy for inferior descri tious. There is very
little doing in the sheep market. Priors are about
the same as on Monday. Choice calves are in demand,
and at blow rates. Our foreign supply consists of 67
beasts sat 111 cakes.
Porkies etas. L L s. d. Per doss of Mo. aa. s. L
Dad .6 1 6 6 BastDsl2lll3-bnissk 0 0 0
Deal ►
4 10 6 2 Hist 1.008-114424•••••• 4 4 4
Breed god. $8 4 4 Do., 4162., Mora... 00 0
Cab's 3. 6 8 Iwo Itosooolgool. 3 6 4
Si& 54 5 0 Do. do. likes •• 0
11•141aks121112-brals ale 6 I Lembo 0 • •
Desoto at warkst,l,olo; sheep sad Leash 3.0*; Wm. lib ;
641400*

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET —(THIS DAY.)
Yr. Charles James Easton reports Modernity slow at Um
followiagleises clover, from 11 Od. to 1204. ;
inferior ditto, gds. to 100 s. ; prime lay, 106.. to 1165.;
isferior ditto, SAL to 964. ; stow, Xs. to 34

MR. BRIGHT AS ♦ CABIN= MINISTER.—In refer-
ence to the statement of s contemporary, that " Mr.
Bright will consult both his own independence and the
interests of the new government by remaining one of its
unofficial supporters," the BirmittqAmm Post declares that
" no person—and certainly nonewepaper—has any autho-
rity whatever to vest of Mr. Bright', intentions in this
matter."

Sitotitipto MURDER IN DITHLIN.—DUBLIN,WED.•
NISDAT NIOnT.—A medical student, named Miles, was
murdered this afternoon at an early hour, eke* to Hoore's
statue, in College-street. He was beaten on the head,
and the back of the skull was fractured. He was insen-
sible when brought to the hospital, and died shortly after
his admission. A man who assisted in bringing hun to the
hospital stated that he saw three men, whose nature he
gave, attack the deceased.
The death of M. Felicicn Malefic, the drama-
tic author, at the age of 55, is announced. His first play
was Olotootrom, which came out with great meows in 1835.
He produced many other works for the stage, and from
1848 to 1860 was Chargi d'Affaires at Lisbon but he
subsequently returned to the theatre, and in 1852 his Corr
et to Dot, in 1880 the Nem &posh's, and lately Le.
SeeitiqUn, added to hie reputation.
THE LATE BIRMLNOBAII BANNING COMPANY.
Notice is given that a dividend of 3e. in the pound, to
creditors other than contributories, whose debts have been
proved, will be paid at the Priory-rooms, in the Upper
Priory, on Wednesday next and following days. This
dividend of 3s. makes, with the dividends previously paid,
a total of 20s. in the pound.
FATAL RESULT 01 A QUARREL BETWEEN SCHOOL
(luau.—On Monday evening an inquest wee held in the
Workhouse,Berwick, on the body of Ann Patterson, aged
10 years. Prom the evidenos it eppsered that, some few
weeks ago, the doomed and some Other girls were ebtf
in the playground attached to St. Mary's National
A girl named Shaw went up to deceased and asked her
for something, which wee refused. The girl Shaw then
knocked deceased down and kicked her us the back. De-
ceased became ill from the effects of the kick, and died on
Saturday from injuries to the spine. The jury returned a
verdict to the effect that deceased received the kick acci-
dentally.
CURIOUS DETECTION OP A THUMP.—An impu-
dent robbery was committed in the skeet. of Paris during
the pc of itmelnlte hamenl.44t=ler of the Roe
St. Honer lad with two ow aged 10,
to the Roe de Dines, ass ttegi=
The crowd there wee very dame, and a ma of
appearesee standing by eased le take up Ow
girl is bit are, so that she might me ever the =l:irt
the osears. The tabor eenswftdi bat abiewards
wt the obliging *auger had Was advaatage of
the seeemmt when bar attention was directed to the sight
le rob bar et her gold The sane orealas the
, third aelempbei to on thud' iwypinitng to g• to the
day of the layettes from whew they had less 4eles,
was eiseeled.