The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-29 00:00:00

'XPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, iTtrNg 29, 1868.

011 r of them, upon which Brodrick said ho did not know
it wee there, or how it came there.
In answer to Mr. Harper, the witness said that a notice
wee posted, cautioning persons that robberies had been
committed, and it was the custom of persons to give up
their property to be taken care of by the official of the
bath, but it was optional.
The prisoners wished the case dealt with by the magis-
trate, and Mr. Tyrwhitt thereupon committed Brodriok
for a month, and aischiirgml Toomey, al the evidence was
but slight against him.

SOUTHWARK.
BINGULAU CHARMS OP UORBART.

Amelia Dunbar and Italia Taylor, who stated that they
worked at a furrier's, were brought before Mr. But-them
charged with stealing a purse and about seven shillings
and threepence from Thomas Beacham, a aid) driver on
the railway cab-stand at London-bridge.
The prosecutor said that about 2 o'clock in the
morning he put his horse and cab on the stand on
the incline of the London-bridge Terminus, and fooling
very tired be opened tho door and soon fell asleep.
About 3 o'clock he was roused up by some one hold-
og Lim down while others were ransacking
Lis pockets. He was sure that the prisoners were two of
the parties. as they run off as soon as ho recovered him-
self. ]le then found that his pocket, had been turned out,
mud he miw•etl is. 341., among which {111.4 a half-crown,
a florin, and threepenny-piece.
In answer to the magistrate, witness said ho was per-
curt ly :ober at the time, and had not spoken to the pri-
s4riels or any other females prior to his going to sloop. He
ne cur allowed any of them to take liberties with Lim.
'1 he prisoners said they worked at a furrier's, and had
110 01,0,0 M to thieve. '('hey were pawing the incline of
the railway when they saw a number of females pulling
the raloccutor about. They stood for a minute or so to
look on, when the prosecutor suddenly jumped up and
called out he was robbed. The constables then came up,
and as they (the prisoners) were walking away they were
given into custody.
Mr. Burcham committed them for trial.

BETTING IN LONDON.--(THIS DAY.)

2.30 P.M.

A large amount of business was got through
again to-day, chiefly on the Goodwood Stakes, for which
Gomera continued to be in extraordinary request,
being backed at prices ranging from 6 to 1 to 7 to 2, some
6001. or 7001. being laid out at the last-named figure. So
entirely did the mare monopolise favouritism, that
100 to 7 was offered, " bar one," these odds
being accepted in favour of Papillon, EcartE,
and Romping Girl. The other horses mentioned were
only supported for a little. The wagering on the Good-
wood Cup and St. Leger was destitute of any particular
feature. Prices as follows :
GOODWOOD STAKES.
3to 1 eget Gomera (off, 7t02 t f)
100 to 7 Papillon (t and off)
100 to 7 Ecarti (t and off)
1011 to 7 Romping Girl (t and off)
20 to 1 Strsdbroke (t)
20 to 1 Cannon Ball (t)
20 to 1 Wallow (t)
25 to 1 Our Mary Ann (t)
1000 to 30 Fidelis (t and off)
GOODWOOD CUP.
3 to 1 apt Blinkhoolie (off, 7t02 t)
7 to 1 Speculum (t)
12 to 1 Friponnier (t and off)
ST. LEGER.
6 to 1 agst Rosicrucian (t)
100 to 15 Formosa (off)
10 to 1 King Alfred (t and off)
100 to 7 Lady Elizabeth (t and off)
25 to 1 Green Sleeve (off, t3oto 1)

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS:

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
There was only a small supply of English wheat car sale
here to-day, but, owing to the improved accounts of the
gmwing crops, the trade ruled very dull. A few
selected parcels were taken off at about last Monday's
prime, but inferior parcels were neglected, and, to have
effected sales, fully Is. leas money must have been ac-
cepted. The transactions were on a very limited scale.
Of foreign wheat the show was extensive and in good
condition, but the demand was very inactive at about ls.
lees money to lOU.
Barley was steady in value and demand for both grind-
ing and distilling qualities.
The malt trade ruled extremely quiet, but no change
took place in prices:
There was a good show of oats on the stands. Sound
qualities changed hands at 6d. per quarter loss money on
the week, and inferior parcels were Is. per quarter

cheaper. - -
Beane were inactive, but late rates were nominally un-
altered. _ _ _

I'm' were a slow male on former terms.

The flour trade was very inactive, and both foreign and
country marks were unaltered in value. Town-made
qualities changed hands slowly at the Lite reduction.
The arrivals of VI3MCIS off the omit have boon heavy,
and the flouting-grain-cargo-trade has consequently ruled
(lull, at declining rates. Wheat has given way 6d. to ls.
on the week, and speculators appear very cautious in
nix luting. In (ergots on pa (sage, very few transactions
have been reputed. We quote : (ihirka, arrived, 641.
04. to fife. per 4921b.5. ; Polish, 475. 6(1. ; liessarabian,
; mitt &donna, 608. per 4801bs. ; Danubian,
on puniage, 40s. eel. per 480Ihs. Banat, 435. 64. per 4921b5.
hiSIZEI afloat has ruled dull, and $11.104 could only he
effected on reduced terms. Orpeno, arrived, has sold at
365. 6(.1. ; Faleuica, 365. 64. per 4/4011is. ; Galata, 3.55. per
492115. Barley has ruled inactive, and holders have ac-
Bted rather le money. We quote WeJlachian, 315.31.;
Black Sea, 30s. 6d. ; Azov (on passage), 31s. per 40011 a.
Rye has changed hands at somewhat irregular prices,
but the tendency has been towards depression. Enos, ar-
rived, 38s. ; Azov, on passage, 355. &I. per 480 lbs. In
the absence of any transactions in beans, the quotations
remain nominally unaltered. Oats have ruled dull. There
has been some inquiry for rapeseed on passage, but linseed
has been less active.
MuuTAL OF Sflitea.--English rapeseed, 111, and sundry,
236 qrs. Foreign—Linseed, 260; rapeseed, 3,180; maize,
960; and sundry, 7 qrs.
There were no exports of grain from London last week.
UURILEI!T PRIME.

,a 4
P& Qr.

Waste.
Bioex, Kent, red, '6B —to—
,Of
vat*,to 70
'67 66 to 74
Norfoii end Lincoln
red _ 64 to 70

BAILLIT.

Pee Clr.

Malting .
nit441,1"6

(Wading
__ MALT

?ft to 45
85 to 40
33 to 35

B Norloik,;iitd
OO& - le to 76

Kingston and Wars 69 to 76
Brown awes
Bra.
-- • --

New
OATS.
I:DOW feed
potato
eco:oii. feed

.. bsoe

Oms.
Soot,* potato —to—
Irish black 23 to 20
„ white II to U
_ .

.... flews,
... sowsb
Foa
Pet Qr.

W.TAT.

Dtatade and if

berg
Rostock iusd Keeklen-

88 to 78

ea to 79
Danub 62 to 86
hard
soft 6l to 84
AMaikellll, red
„ white
BAKLIIT.

Yampa -----.
42 to 44
,Tick
Harrow
rigout 46 to 56

Orey 43 to 46
Maple
White
Bodeen 46 to 47

Town made, per 180
66 to 80
Household
Counfa7Y to
Norfolk and nuffelk, "
ex ship 4B to 48

Grinding.
Distilling.
Malting .

84 to 35
89 to 42
39 to 42

OATA.

Dutohine=o;f ----
"SS 2331
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Ste.,
AND WATER CARRIAGE, 1
BOTH INCLUSIVE

Per. Qr.

OAT/.
s. _
a.
Danish and Swedish 25 to 3).)
limed= lit to 30
_ _ bums. _ _

45 to 48
470Aan 43 to 44
Pau.
-- - _ . ..

‘

White
Yellow ..

41 to 44
44 to 46

Liu'Ls Cour.

FLooa.

.. 93 to 42
.. 39 to 41

French, per ;a7k--. 61 to 66
Amen
50 to 68
American, per bd. 6O to 38
Canadian „
,INTO LONDON BY LAND
FEOII JUNE 22 TO JUNE ff,

Wheat Barley. Malt. (Atm. 'Beau. Yuri. Flour.
qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. brla. each.
EaRII•d . 2778 113 13670 137 216 111 ... 12:167
Scotch
Malt
Foreign 20446 8647 ... 6267 29 1562
Total

LIVERPOOL COTTON ILLRKET.
(THIS DAY.).

(nom ova ownr coauspoirnaar.)
The market continues steady, with a fair demand.
Sales about 10,000 or 12,000 bales.

CORK BlrrrEß MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

.....•
(3T TILZOILLPN.)
(MON OUR OWN 0011UNPONDENT.)
Ordinary, no change; 1,680 firkins. Mild cured, 1055.,
101 s., 945. ; 190 firkins.

MINCING-LANE.—(TIIIS DAY.)
Seam.—The market for raw continues quiet, at pre-
vious prices ; for refined, there is a more steady inquiry, at
full rates.
COFFZE.—Plantation Ceylon is quiet, but native Ceylon
is in request. 1,500 bags sold at 48s. 6d. to 50s.
Rica, Bum, and Ssyrpwrax.—No sales reported.
Coirrow.—The market is quiet ; but thelbusineas done
is at full prices.
JUTE' is dull of sale, except for parcels to arrive, of
which about '2,000 bales have been sold at steady prices.
Cirrcw.—Pine Pegue sold at 375. to 38e.
In other articles no change.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow, 41s. 3d. ; Peters-
burg Y.C., on the spot, 46e.; Juno, 45e.; October to
December, 44e. ; December, 44e. 3d.
PARTICULARS OP TALLOW._