The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-12 00:00:00

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MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Scut/L.—There is a fair, but not an active, demand for
British West India at last week's prior ; other descriptions
also bring about former rates. Mauritius, brown,
sold at 27e. 6d to 295. 6d.; fin, brown and middling
yellow, 31a. 6d. bib. 6d. • Madras native brown, 275. 6d.
to 295. ; yellow, 30s. ; ManilL washed. 31s. ; Porto Rico,
brown, Ws. to 34a. ; low to good yellow, 345. 6d. to 375. ;
superior, 40a. Refined is still dull of sale ; common to fair
lumps sold at 445. 6d. to 435.
Corns has sold heavily at easier prices. Plantation Cey-
lon triage, 69a. to 775. ; low middling to bold, 795. to 89a. ;
pesberry, 90s. 6J. to 975. fid. Native Ceylon, ordinary
small to fine ordinary bold. 695. to 735. 6d.
Cocoa.—Common qualities of colonial continue in good
request at firm prices.
TL.—A fair general business is doing in most descrip..
tions at late prime.
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Itics.-3,600 begs of white Bengal sold at 9s. to 9e. 9d.
for ordinary to middliog white.
Ruir.— Except a small parcel of Leeward', at la 6d. for
fin!, no ries tre.rert:ted:

SALTPITRE ii dZ Of sale.

COTTON. —Prices continue to rule tram. The total Isles
yesterday were 1,260 bales on the spot, and 100 bales for
arrival.

it:Tn.—Some business has been done for arrivals, but par-
ticulars are not given.
H (31 P.—The demand for Manilla cootinuce active; about
1,500 balsa sold at 271. 10s. to M. 10s.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is quiet at the subjoined prices:-Town
tallow. 41a. 9d. net cub ; Petersburg Y.O. cc the
435.; September, 45e. to 441. 9d. ; October to December,
44e. to 455. 3d. ; Deestubsr, 45.. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)

Mamie. Patteaden and Smith report an unproved demand
for hops for consumption at firm rates. The accounts from
the plantations, with few exceptions, are unfavourable, and
only a moderate crop is anticipated.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Eod Hatton, 18e. ; Walla Eod Hamra% 181; Wan
End Tees, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Cassop, 16s. 9d. ;
Wails End Eden Main, 16s. Walls End Sbilleliffs. 116. ;
Walls Eod 154.9 d. : Walls End Frame's! 181;
Holywell, 17s. ; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 13s. ; Estes's
Hact-
-1e7.165. ; Davidsou's Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; flutings Hartley,
17s. 3d.-106 ships at market.

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LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY DIVI-
DEND.-At the meeting of the London and North Western
Railway Company held this morning it was announced, as
will be perceived, by the chairman, in reply to a ques-
tion, and in anticipation of the directors' report, that the
dividend for the last half-year will be at the rate of 4j
per coot. per annum, which is 10s. in excels of that declared
for the oorresponding half of last year.
CONSECRATION OF • NEW SYNAGOGUE AT
DOYLE-A new synagogue was on Monday consecrated at
Dover with all the rites and ceremonies of the Jewish faith. It
li la the Greek style of architecture, and is calculated forthe
acoommodation of 250 pBMOIII. During the proceedings the
building was crowded, many of the mcst esteemed Christian
inhabitant+ of the town being present, watching with
friendly interest an event of so much importance to their
Jewish fellow-citizens, The order of service was directed
by the Rev. the Chief Rabbi, Dr. Adler. The music was
composed and arranged by Mr. J. L Mombach, choir master
to the greet and branch synagogues. The ceremony of uonse-
oration was to • great extent of • choral character.
THE CLI•MPIONAHIP SWIMMING MATCH.— The
Anal deposit of 201. a side in the great swimming race for
the Champion Cup and 2001., between E. B. Mather, of j
Manchester, the champion, and F. Beckwith, of London,
wee placed in the bands of the stakeholders yesterday. The ' A jPd _
time excites • deal of interest in sporting circles from the I-T guagmaggyggp.c.•
feet that Beckwith, who held the championship for so many I gs au Dn.
years, has not been engaged in a match since he defeated 106 lan 11 evens sad Ileten..••
Walker in 1859; while his opponent, who is some 16 years 100 all L 114111•11114 and rribanni
his junior, has maintained his title to the cup shies August 10 North. et Flinc•110.
last. Mather has arrived in London, and is training at 1:111 vtoiser,ArTi:Vte.:
Putney, while Beckwith has taken up his quartos in the wi Royal swedisi
vicinity of Myopic°. The race takes place on Meade, 10 'ell Ass.*Lom-Yatp.o.
afternoon mixt, from liammeramith to Putney, and will be Ito NoetberaelFrawatixe.
accompanied by two steamboats, the men having agreed 10 1 20 .all Mouth Italian
contest the nos between the two boat+. 20 'all 22.1111.W.etresa;•4

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