The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-16 00:00:00

445. to 45e. ; ditto, white, 480. to 50r.; ditto, old red, 44,
to 45e. Barley, grmdiog, per imperial qr.. Ma. to :ft.,.
Oats. feed, oew, 18r. to 20a. ; potato, 4216. per bushel,
2:12. to 24e. Ileum, 42a. to 46e. Peas, feeding, 35.. to .ibs.

UXBRIDGE. SEPT. 15.—The supply of grain continues
short. and the trade gesserally dull. Wheat is lower in
price. Oats sad beans rather higher. Rye and tares
cheaper, with little demand.
EDINBURGH. &Pr. 14.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 4r. 6d. up on thu top, and 4d. down on the
average. Becky was la Csl. down on the top. and Is. down
on the average. Om* were the fame on the top, and
up on the average. Beans were rid. up on the top, sod
Is. 2d. oa the average. Wheat, lie. to 50..; barley, 2.-u.
to 345. ; oats, 21s. to 27a.; beans, 395. ed. to 445.

CATTLE.—BDUMIGRAM, SEPT. 15.—There was a good
supply of beasts on offer this day, the peers! quality
tiling. The demand wet fair, at full prices. The or rubee
of sheep on offer was large, the general 000ditiou inferior.
Prime light sheep were in good request at esteem prise.,
otherwise the mutton trade ruled steady at late
Lambs a fair supply. trade fair without alteration io quo',
tioos. Calm a small supply ; choice calves cousumuu full
rates. Fat pigs a moderate supply ; a fair clearance wag
effeatiel. Beef, bid. to 7PI. per lb. ; wither mutton, 71d,
to fled. per lb. ; ewe mottos, 60. 7ad. per lb. ; lamb, ad.
to 91b. per lb. ; veal, ritcl. to 74d. per : bseoo pig., 04. to
10s. W. per moo ; pocket pip, 10s. to 10a. 10d. per score.
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Thuserot, Sm. 15.-We had a larger supply of beet that.
last week, and there was • free demand for anything good,
which sold readily at high prices, best samples realising from
65e. to 68e.; secondary was rather difficult to sell, but last
week's pikes were rosintedoed, from 60s. to 634. being given.
A very fall supply of sheep, sad • "vital demand, which re.
stilted in a brisk trade, at the high pnees of theput fewweeks,
best wetbers realising from 71d. to Bd. per lb.. sod ewe. 7d.
A fair quantity of lambs, but not much wanted, the quota.
boas befog from Sid. to 9d. per lb. No store cattle, the
aftergress not being sufficiently grown to induce buyers to
tuns them out yet. Sotrosly any snitch own is the market,
and trade very dull, prices ranging from 141. to 15/. lug.
Fall supply of pigs, with • good isle, sad prices lower,
bacon pigs selling at from 9a. 6d. to 10s. per score, and
porkers from 9s. 9d. to 10e. 3d. A good show of hones, with
slur inquiry, and • steady business was done.
SEPT. 14.-There was • large supply of
cattle, which met with • good demand. Best made ss. id.
per stone, wens and inferior 7s. to Bs. Supply of sheep
large and a good inquiry. Best small Bid. per lb., large
and inferior 7d. to 74d. A good supply of lambs, which
sold at We rates, beet making 81d. to 9d. Store lambs,
20s. to 355. ; store sheep, 20e. to 355. Supply of Wen
small : demand slow at previous rates. Best led. per lb.,
inferior 7d. Demand for best small pockets good. at 7.. to
7s. 6d. per stone ; inferior, 6s. to 7s. ; bacons, 51. 9.1. to
6s. 6d. Number at market-Saturday : Bente, 22 ; nine,
12 ; sheep, 94 • pigs, 328. Wednseday : Beasts, 41/7 ;
calves, 3 ; sheep, 1,548 ; pigs, 12.

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EDINBURGH, BQt. 14.—The number of cattle this morning
was 'meths,' on this day @dipole ht, there being :N7, or. 41 fewer.
The &mend was go 4 and a good clearance wan effected at
higher prices. Top price, Bs. 9d. ; current, for the beet
sorts, Ba. 3d. to its. 6d.; middling and inferior, ea. to
Be. per atone. The supply of sheep and lambs was 7,176,
being 1,634 lees than last week ; 2,814 of which er.re stare
bogy and lamb.. Good sheep being scarce, the demised
sem good, sod last week's prices were maintained. Best
mutton, led. to Sd. ; ewes, 6d. to 7d. per lb. Lambs, top
price. Ms., 325.; current, from 245. to 26.., and down to
14.. a heed ; blacktsoel, 30., 29., 21.., 17. 6d., 16s. Gd.,
135., and down to 101. a head. Fed pigs brought from :is. to
6s. per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 9. to
16s. a head. Numbers in market—Fat cattle, 207 ; lean
ditto, 46; milk cows, 78; sheep, 7,150 ; pigs, 314.

QUEENSTOWN, SEPT. 16.—The Inman steamship
Etna, (ran New York on the 3rd inst., arrived here this
evening with the mails, 205 passengers, and 12,983 dole. in
specie. She.landad 35 passengers, and Proceeded at 9.45 p.m.
Her news has base fully anticipated, via Londonderry, by
the Peruvian, which brought despatches to the evening of
the 3rd inst. . .

THE NEW ATLANTIC TELEHKAPH.—Active opera-
lions have been commenced during the week for the roux.
facture and sabreerrion of the new Atlantic telegraph cable.
The construction of the core with all the latest practicable
improvements, is progressing at the works of the Conte
Perch& Company in the Wharf.road, City-road, in accord.
awe with the demos of the scientific commisaioe, consisting
of Captain Calico, Professors Wheatstone and Thomsou,
and Maas. Fairkairn. Whitworth, and Varley. The iron
wire, and hempen covering forming the exterior portion of
the cable, ere also in band at the manufactory of the Tele-
graph Coastraction Company's works, node. Hamra. Wan
and Elliot, the contractors, at Hordes Wharf, Esat Green.
slob, a large number of artisans bebop employed at both
places for the parpow The vow edge is in every respect
a great improvement on the old one of 1858.
SIRIOVSACCIDEN. T.—Yeaterdaymorning, between
seven and eight o'clock, some old house* in Little Bush-
lane, Thames-street, which are being pulled down for the
purpose of making way for the City Terminus of the Charing.
croas Railway, suddenly gave way, and buried several of
• the workmen in the ruins. Three of them were promptly
removed to Guy's Hospital, where they lie in a precarious
state.

„
TES ACCLVATION ACT .—A point has recently
been settled at Cambridge which ia likely to increase eon-
eiderably the efficieuey of the Variorum Act, Nand 17
Viet., cap. 100. By that act every terror of births is
bound to keep a register of successful vaccinatioa from de-
plicate oartificates, directed by the same act to be transmit-
ted to him by say medical officer or practitioaer in his
district by whom a vaccination haa been performed. In
many quartets there is considerable laxity is the transmit.
scan of these duplicate oertricatee ; and in the Cambridge
Union, upon the oomplaiet of the registrar, the board of
guardians directed their clerk to prefer an indictment agaimt
a medical practitioner for disobeying the proclaims of the
statute, the result being that the defeuter, by the advice
of his coastal, compromised the oar by furnishing the re.
gaited certificate, and paying 6f. towards the expense of the
proomaliop.
Tin EARLY CLOSING MOVIMIENT.—The autumnal
meeting of the promotes of this movement wee held on
Wednesday evenieg, at the Marlborongh.strest Booms, Yr.
Thomas Bart, chairman of the easociation. presidiog. The
object especially contemplated was the institution of district
committees throughout London, at the present opportune
areou of the year, on behalf of the ends' which have not
yet received adequate relief from late bows. A list of
retail houses is Regeitereet. Bond-street, Orfordetreet,
Totteoham-cooramed, the Borough. the Causeway, Hol-
born, and ether parts of the City showed the increasing
adoption in sheltie, period of the year of the seven o'clock
boor exempt the drapers gad silk nestexers, many of whom
bad in the preset and previous month anticipated the
wirer hours of elosiDg. It wee saeoureed that on &tor
days the four and flee o'clock hours were radially receiving
adoptioe in the same radio, and that two o'clock was now
almost generally adopted is the Chty by the wholesale
houses is the Manchester and other trades. Statistics were
read by the earetary giving the per cartage of the hours of
rasing in the grocery, premiere, aid some other Macke,
from which it appeared that Mae o'clock is the *map hoar
at which in large districts of Lapdogs the sarethata are re-
leased from the counter. -

Baur or ENGLAND BAN=.—The liquidators are
making great progress in the collection of the evergreen
accounts of this hank. and in the conversion of the other
meets of the company, so that a first dividend of 10a. in the
pound is expected to be paid in a few weeks. It is hinted
that the question of the liability of the directors raked is
the report of the accountants, Harding. Facia.
Whiney, and Gibbons, will bs brought to an issue as
promptly and in ita decided afore as possible.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAO/18, AND DRkTBS.
BIRTH&

BALLARD.—September 14, at ianiltam -home, "[Whinny New -
part. the write of Mr. K. Ballard, of a son.
CANNlNG.—teptember 14, Mrs. Frederick Canning, of Red.
elide-road, West Bromptos, of a daughter.
GABROD.—September 14, at Vernou-,alga, Surblton hill, Mrs.
John J. Oarrod, of a daughter.
MILL-September IS, at Brune Cagle, Tottenham, the *a, ,f
G h. Hill, Zan., of a daughter.
OWTRAM.—fleptamber 13, at Sarbiton, the wife of IL.
Outrun, Req. of a won.
WlLSON.—September 14, at Montpelier road. BrlghtOrs,
ol B. it laq., of • son.