The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-25 00:00:00

THE REPRESENTATION OF LONDON. I LATEST SPORTING INTEL! IGENCE
, _

Sir Jiirlan Duke has issued the following sd-

arc,.
To THE &wrens or 'rue CrrY Or LONDON.
"I;entlemen,—After twenty-seven years of continuous
verrhe M the House of Commons, it is with very great re-
-1„.t,,0ce, and after much consideration, that I have decided
upon announcing to you ray intention of relinquishing the
honour of representing the city of London in perlia-
c;nt at the vest general election. la making this ciem-
s urination to you, who for so many years have shown roe
L a measure of personal kindness and confidence, I vs.
pyre to express a hope that my votes in parliament during
that 1,04 period have met with your general approbation,
sed that you are also satisfied with the zed and attention
esh which I have ewer discharged the various onerous
j,,ties of my public station. From the gratifying
hich you have always assigned to me on
it, poll at the several elections, and the cordial
fsprecions of goodwill which daily greet me, I have
a,..ry Teeny to believe that the same distinguished honour
woald he continued to me were I again to present myself
for reelection. The happy change in my domestic position
he the explanation of cry desire to refrain from again
at your bands the proud distinction of being one
.-our representatives. As the desolation of the Present
/Whiniest cannot be ter distant, I feel that it becomes my
re,pectful duty not to withhold from yon till the last
ahnient this intimation of my intention ; end is earnestly
Minting my constituents for the distinguished honour which
then have so long conferred upon me, I am most anxious to
ii.aure them, with heartfelt sincerity and respect, that I
,La!! ever retain a grateful sense of the pommel favour
,0,1 public confidence which I have constantly experieseed
from all classes of my fellow-citizens for upwards of •
~aarter of a century.-1 remain, gentlemen, your very faith-
ful and
Pobliged, ••J. DULL
•'l.;, ortland-place, July Z."

THE LORD MAYOR A CANDIDATE.
It will be seen by our advertising columns that the Lord
Maror. Mr. W. Lawrence, has appeared as a candidate for
the rat to be vacated by Sir James Duke.

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RIE-LAN Z. -(THIS DAY. )

Fresh up, to-day, the arrivals of Eaglish wheat were
moderate ; but the posed quality of the supply was good.
The demand for both red and white maniplee was inactive ;
nevertheless, factors were very Erm in their demands, and,
is the few transactions reported, last Monday's ounency
was well supported.
There was a fair average supply of foreign wheat on the
deeds. The amount of bosioem transac►ed was limited,
yet the prices realised on this day se'unight were min-
imised.

We were very scantily supplied with both English and
foreign burley. Grioding and distilling sorts were taken off
somewhat freely, at full quotattons.
Malt, the supply of which was good, was in fair request,
at full currencies. The show of foreign oats was large, cad,
for the tiros of year. there was a fair quaatity of English
cm offer. On the whole, a good basis's' was pariog in
most kinds, at the late improvement in value.
The few beans an offer were taken off freely, at very full
price.. . . . .

Peas changed hands at extreme rates. The supply was
very limited. The Boar trade was 6rm. In prices, how-
ever, no quotable change took place. Very little foreign
Boer wino° offer.

Large arrivals of floating cargoes have been reported off
coast, viz., 40 wheat, 26 maise, 21 barley. 1 rye, 5 rapeseed,
13 cotton seed, and 5 milord'. There has been a good de-
mud for wheat, and prices have been well rupported.
°kirks has changed heeds at 40a. to 41s. 6d. per quarter.
On passage, spring New York has sold at 40a. ; and amber
lowa, 40s. 6d. per qr. About 25,000 qrs. of various kinds
have been disposed of for forward shipment. Maize has
commanded rather more mons with a good consumptive
demand. Odessa has 295. ; Galas. 29a. 3d. ;
Bulgarian, 28e. ; Walachian, 275. 100. to 28e. ; Danubian,
27a. 100. to 28s. 3d. ; Ibrafl, 27e. 70. to 28.. 3d. per
quarter. On passage end for forward shipment the
she have amounted to about 50,000 quarters. A
good business has been passing is barley, and
the rates have slightly improved. Odessa has sold at
225. 9d. ; Ibrail, 23.. 3d., per 4001 be. Rye has commanded
very little attention. A cargo of Danubian is held at
304. Beans have ruled nominal, at 34a. to 355. for
Saide. Milleteied is 'Seedy, at Zia. for Ibrail.
Dart is held at Ns. to 29a. per 4801 es. Linseed
may be considered steady in price. Calcutta is held
at 625. 6d. to 64e. Cakes ruled about sta-
tionery. Loa:Ion-made, 94 15e. ; New York, in barrels,
91. 15s. ; ditto is begs, W. sa. ; western, in bags,
ht. 15e. ; and Marseilles, Si. 10s. per toe. The
accounts respecting tee crop on the continent ban more
favourable, rapeseed is inactive. Gnserat, 695. to 70e. ;
Calcutta, 59a. to 60a. ; and wild Aron', 35e. per quarter.
Cottonseed is quoted at 71. Se. to 71. 7a 6d. per ton.
There our very little beanies doing in agricultszel mode,
at about last week's prices.
Aaaireui or : Tares, 7 : linseed, 30 ;
repassed, 95 ; and sundry, 499 qrs. Foreign Linseed,
9,405 ; rapeseed, 4,518 ; and mass, 2,900 gra
ExPorra -Meat, 600; barley, 56; sere. 108; linseed,
1,085; rapeseed, 1,165 cgs.; Boer, newts.

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