The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

-THIS DAY.

The arrives of both foreign wheat and oats this week
hays been large, but in coresequencs of the higher reports
from the near osatia►ntsl ports, sod the appearance in the
market of a few buyers ;:om that quarter, holders were very
Ann, sad pantheist; of wheat could scarcely be made Dana
favourable terms m in the begjonfoll of the week.
Float was quit* as dear.
Barley end oats were held for rather more money.
BOW and peas unchanged.
Lotman arsuesa—Whst. Ma. Od.; Lvler, Ms. 044 Oath
OMANI.; lire, —s. —d.; Beam, 413 e. W.; Pow, 43.. 4d.

IMPERIAL AVERAOEIL

W6661.115ar1e7.1 thsta. I aye. 11144.404.1 Per.
41).
Kg 11 ... ... 724 441'114 104 2434 114 94 424 2411404 NI
22 .... .... 76. Id Ids 3d 24 1.4 44. 3d 44. 64'421 4d
26 ... 76. 104 its 1141 224 Id 411 3d 434 24 Ws 212
.. I ... ... 774 74 324 34 its 3d 444 74 464 44 424 44
Awe 9 ~. ... 774 3d Us 314 I% Ird 47. 4d 464 1.3 416 Id
IS ... 774 64 644 04 As Id 34. 104 464 64 34 id
4 disks' in. Avg. 71s id 33i04 384 id 44. ei 441 Si a-a
11rev.-4044t, Barley, OW. ST., Rama. and P..., IL

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76 10 ••• 9*
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Qrs. ihoosh. kWh. fordo.
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Poky 5610
0464. 1496 I 5210
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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(11T XLONZTIO 9111.301,111,11.)
CIZOK ooa owx ooximeowomr.)
Our awn market this day is very dud, and badly attended
by Wilton and dealen. Almost every article is without
alteration In price.
Ineian con was rather miler.- - -

Oats of 'middling quality were in better demand.
In oatmeal, beano, peal, and other articles the market
ram dull.

The weather continues very Bee.

MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY.

Suomi —The market opened this week with a heavy ap-
pearance, and prices showed a slight decline on Tuesday,
but the public sales went off briskly to-day, and the
decline was fully recovered, the market closieg with a very
firm appearance. The refined market steady, at last week's
prices. Brows lump, 47s 6d. ; grocery, 42.. to 639.
Coersi.—The public sales of Plantation Ceylon have
been large, and nearly all found buyers at full pnais. Na-
tive Ceylon sold from 464. 6d. to 48c, according to quality,
which were about previous rates.
Tali has been in limited demand only and quotations are
not altered. Public sales are declared for neat Tuesday.
Mex.—Prices have been about supported, with a limited
business dons.

Rum has sold steadily at last week's currency.
SALTPIT&2 has advanced Is, with a large amount of
business done, partly on speculative 600911 at.
SPICIU have sold steadily, at about list week's cumney.
Corrom.—A very snail amount of business done, and
prices must be quoted ed. lower.
FIIIII.—For entreats the demand his bees rather quiet,
but pnon have bees supported. Raisins: Valencia are
without alteration. Red and Smyrna/ continue in &s-
-ound ; fine qualities of the tonnes sold at 435., and 28.. for
the latter.

TALLOW MARKEL—THIS DAT.
The market is firmer, with less disposition to sell. Timm
Tallow is quoted 495. Bd. nett mak ; Petersburg Y. C. oa
the spot, 621. Bd. ; June, 625. Bi. ; October to DI *comber,
Ha,

1864. '
£63,798
19,874
16,362
14,852
26,950
29,186
17,128
17,487
4,874
7,642
887

22,094
7,372
139
832

2,453
737

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THIS DAY.
The supply of beasts is aolliery large, however, it exceeds
the demand. A considerable &picnics at the dead
markets causes a slack attendance of buyers here, and
a consequent reduction in price. Toe number of
sheep is mach larger than on this day week ;
a considerable proportion remain unsold and our
highest quotations are only realised for choicest kinds.
Lamb-trade is dull at lower rates. Good calves still make a
fair price. From Gensler y end Holland there are 142
beasts, 1,090 sheep, and 397 calve.. Spain. 440 sheep. Scot-
land, 70 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 500 beasts, end 90
milch cows from the Home Counties.
res Mee et I. 4. , Par Mae tot Ma aet d.
assi asels. Boularde 1 6 Hest Da. Ilf.- 6 6 4
aillahattaexas 4 4 8 Dart Lam-wadeo.l6. ab
0 0 0
doccadtaaali Dissta 3 4 2 9a. do. dawn 1 1 6 0
Calves
4 5 0 Do. so. 4 4
ciaa Des.a Ilalf.bram 0 0 0 Limb. ...... 6 6is
HMOS as most. : snow sad hats. 12.090; OH; Aga
420.

HIDES.-TlilB DAY.
Lzxnaii.—Preeent quotations are Nibs. to 641b5.,
31d. toati and. ; 641 be. to 721b5.„ 31d. to 31d.; 721 be. to
31d. to 44 ; 801bs. to 881bs., 4d. to 41d. ; 88th.. to
96th.., 41d. to 41d. Horse hides, es. 6d. Celt Skins, light,
24. to 3s. ; full, es. to 6e. ed.
BIRMONINIST.-Bbesp skins, half-brods, oe. Od. to oe. Ocl.;
lambs, 2e. id. to 35.; shaarliap, le. to le. 2d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for
hope continues steady, and prices remain the same. The
Dins in many places has received a check from the late frosty
mornings.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, JIINII 21.
The large number of 420 emigrants, principally
young women, embarked yesterday at the North
Wall for England en route to Australia. They all
seemed to belong to the better class of small farmers,
and were healthy, well-looking, and comfortably clad.
L The parting scenes between them and their relatives
and friends were extremely painful.
Government has offered a reward of 301, for such
information as will lead to the arrest of the parties
who, a short time ago, armed with bludgeon°, and
having their faces blackened, violently assaulted a
farmer named Daniel Greennan, on the lands of
Syonan, in the county of Westmeath.

CRYSTAL PALACIL—SHILLING DAY.—JUNE 21.
ivialiasioas on Payment, 11,674 ; ditto by season tickets,
I,s9L—Total, 13,166.
CRYSTAL PALACE—Return of admissions for six
days ending June 16.—Number admitted, including season
ticket holders, 34,110.
ALLEGED INCENDIAIDDI BY A LEEDS TRADES-
NAX.—IIIr. William Bisotherd, as eztensive tea deal. r•a
fr*oor ead Will. meaty 'V sues, n-s smarm/pr. are
in custody of the Leeds police, chatged with setting fire to
one of Blanshard's shops, situate in Beiggate, Leeds, which
had recently undergone eztensive alterations, and which
was insured in the Unity for 6001. About nine o'clock on
Sunday evening, the 20th of May, a fire was discovered in
this shop, but by the promp lode of the firemen it was
immediately extinguished. It was then ascertained that
the premises. had been set on are in two places, viz., in the
shop and is the cellar, besides which a gas pipe in the
cellar bad been burnt through by the application of flame.
Blanebard attempted to account for the fire in various
ways, and, at length, on being pressed, be admitted that
be had been near the premises shortly before the fin.
Subsequent inquiries lad to the discovery of persons who
had seen both Blanshard and Vince go to the shop before
the fire, and hurry away again down a back street towards
the shop at which bo, h live in Kirkgate. These and other
circumstances led to the apprehension ofreat both Blanthard
re
and Visas, who were examined at vary g length befo
the Leeds justices on Friday lest, and they stood re-
manded for the completion of the evidence.
CROPS IN MID KENT.—The recent copious showers
have bad an esceedio4ly favourable east on almost every
description of the growing crops. The corn has greatly im-
proved in appearance, and where it previously gamed this
and sickly, it has stocked rapidly, and *seamed a much more
healthy aspect. A considerable quantity of rye grass an
sanfoin has been cut, and hay-making, though under some-
what unfavourabm auspices, has commenced; the latter,
where the plant was good to begin with, seems a fair crop.
The early sown turnips have been much eaten by the Ay,
and many farmers have ploughed them up. The recent
weather, however, has been highly favourable for those
sown later; and mange!-course! is coming along well.—
South Ender* Gomm..
HARMONIC .431410 N, HANOVEIL-BQUAIig
mouvia's Mass, a work of high repute in Germany, bat
which has Meant° not been beard in this country, is to be
Prodigal at the last concert of the season, Cent ekes plows
a,
s• selection next WWl' ~ley. Mr. W. Wm, t a-Clely'l organist, will
i_ntroduection from Meudelseobes Sautes, and
Btabat Mater will be repeated, with ladle Kral,
Mite F Rowland, Miss Lsseelles, Mr. Sims Beeves sad
Mr. Ulm as principal vocalists.
The Land Transport Corps now mittens its .601 a
P 1 eta establishment of 2,103 men. They bait beerir•-
ernited and equipped whistle tree month..
includes two =afore, 11 captains, 26 tissitsessestsrar
Rental superintendents, 12 quartermaster hoistmliej__._.ir •
pristsudsats, 98 sati.sopsriatindunts, 19.111044111.1 •
...swOr-* r7v.
lad 1,70 moat elm skint& •

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