The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-20 00:00:00

TO Tllll
_ZDITOI 011 TIM ZIPZIPS.

reoeivedthrough the post
letter from the Coatinent addressed is thaws. Henry
Brett sad Co., hoodoo, which are evidently Dot intended
for au we are induced to suppose that mute other hoes'
at the same title is trading in this city, although by the
Poit-elliee Directory we appear to be the oily use.
Oar cotebudoue are strengthened by the fact that an ap.
petition has been addressed to us by a solicitor to take up
a dieboaoared bill of which we are erroneously supposed to
be the drawers.

Your giving publicity to the fact that our oaly placer of
betimes are as coder will oblige.—Younr, dm,
BMIT BRETT and Co.
Old Fanfold's Diatillery, Holborn-bars, and
:O. Repot street, Judy 19.
The following, on the wine and spirit trade, is
from the circular of Mr. F. W. Comma :
There bee been a noticeable absence of spennlatioe in our
wine and spirit markets for a long period ; pricer therefore
remain affactedsolsly by legitimate demand. Should the
clearance for June equal that of the five preceding months,
the trade of the half-year will prove to be by far the largest
en record, the great Merges@ being in the home consumption
—of late Bare the export total has been affected by direct
shipmate from the ports of prednatioa to Australia and
other localities; them supplies were is 1863 somewhat
liberal ; it is therefore oely reasonable tolookfor more mode.
rate figurer in 1864 ; still with all these drawbacks the sa-
-1 port from the United Kingdom, although less than ie 1863,
I will exceed that of 1862. Brandy remains comically at the
gam pries, but is slow ,of sale. Rune, in the faceof the
heavy stock, does not improve in value. Common descrip•
time of sherry, most of which appear unfit for immediate
use, are difficult to place—good samples of all descriptions are
I saleable at the advanced rates fixed Is January—coommere.
however, purchase only for their immediate wants. Good
young ports remain at moderate prices ; fine old wham scarce
and deer ; the vines generally throughout France and Ger.
many present a favourable appearance prima therefore are
likely to remain moderate for each deecriptioos.
The ship Cowaajes Jebangee has been engaged
for the conveyance of troops from Cork to Calcutta.
The City of Manchester, for New York, will call
at Queenstown to-morrow, and messages will
be reoeived at any of the Electric and Interna-
tional Telegraph Company's offices in London up
to 3.30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m.
The Africa, for Halifax and Boston, will call at
Queenstown on Sunday, the 24th July, and mes-
sages will be received until the same hours.

TVICIPAT ;MIN&

Consols. which closed yesterday at gai, Zreng, "
for the 9th of August, opened and closed to-day at
901 to For money tho last price was 901 to t. Tito

official business report is as follows :—Three pew
Cent. Consols, for money, 901, ft, /,116;d:Ilioiltie,
for account, 90ft, ; Three pot Cents.
89/, ; New Three per Cents., 89/, 90,
89/, I ; Bank Stock, 240, 2381; India Stock,
214 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 104..!, /, $, I, I;
ditto Four per Cent., 99/.
The India Five per Cent. Stock continues it
demand, with an upward tendency. The March
Exchequer Bills remain at Bs. to 3s. dm., and the
June at se. dia. to par.
The foreign stock market was rather flat, and
a slight decline took place in some of the specula-
tive securities.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'ClLocw.

The mining market continues inanimate. East
Grenville shares are quoted 51 to 1, tieing dull -
East Oaradon, 271 to 28; Great Vor, 28 to 29 ; and
Cook's Kitchen, 17 to it. No transactions are offi-
cially reported in the Stock Exchange.
St. John del Rev Mining shares are in strong
demand, and have risen to 36 to 38, being about
51. higher than yesterday. It is understood that a cir-
cularrsaboutto be Issued by the company announcing
that the recent damage to the mine has been re-
paired, and that profitable return,' will therefore be
made. Other foreign as well as colonial Milled
are quiet.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

PARS-LAND.-(TH111. DAY.)

The quantity of English wheat received fresh up to oua
market today, coastwise sad by lard carriage, war vary
moderate, and the show of samples was limiteal. Both red
mad white qualities were in fair request, at Monday's am,

We were seasonably-well supplied with for*. wheal.
Good and floe parcels sold to a fair extent, on former
terms. All other kinds were very doll, at barely We
rates.

Floatiar canoes of grata were the torn higher than Is*
week. The transactions, however, were by no weans
numerous.

The few samples of barley on the stands were readily
disposed of at Monday's advance in the rinotat.'ma.
Malt was in good simply, and fair req.:est, on former
terms.

The oat trade was firm, at very full prices. The supply
of este, however' was good.
Beans oominanded extreme rates with a steady inquiry.
Pees realised Ia per qr. above last week's earned.
The flour bade was firm at previous rates.
New rapeseed was held at 81a. per qr. ill other snag
were a slow inquiry. No change took place in Ow raw d
cakes.

COMET PItICI22.
Draw=
Per Qr.
ent WEITUT. & L
m,
is R, ryd,lB.ll 29 to 411
Do. 0h1te,1663 44 So I 0
Wo7folk and Ilaooto
rod. 186.1 llll to 64
MUM
Mating
Dtetilling
Grinding 24 to 26

~.

Per ar.

0626. a_ L
&lota palate
Irish, whits
Wool[
Bamis.
_ _

Tiok
Harrow
Pigeon

110 le IS
Si le •f
le to BD
SI to le

. —..
Gres
Map. ld to
White St SO 110
Mini.
Town made, per MI
We.
Household so to St
Cosustry
Norfolk and i.....*.,. t,
es stdp in W rf

nArg. <
Deal* ani Swedlab 17 4 tit
Uri= ....... 13 So 22

Deal& ----
Put
- - -

:~:::•.

.. 33 te IS
.. 3: 80 34

Yel

111.

cotes
.. it to 16

7' to to 12
sr to a.

1 Womb, per iaci:.. it to >R
Spanish, „ .... Ule St
Amnon, pot hi. .. 19 to 211
CumDAD. ~ .. 19 to 26
INTO LONDON, BY WATER,
16 TO JULY 19. INCLUSIVE.