The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-30 00:00:00

wail Wm them Suffolk, red, weighing 621 b.., but made Wit*,
aillied bergs at els. ; grhiln for good Wirbech runs, 42e. 6d.; for
eigasergeseins, weighing 56 lbs.. RN., and for thin Valubridgenhire, m
104 men seared and refused ; all weighed r-3lb . per bushel. I
In f Om badmen was c inflect' to Gr.efor ild, Stettin and
Me wbblb 4b. Gil. to 43.. were realised. Your net a
limited brat bee rues were austained. Eye s ithout change.
Grinclig lrefrt in geed demand, naperior Unni-h making readily
17e., was! Rake., *hist Egyptian ytalltit a were saleable at
=MM. Ismael le Malt Mlle altering; choice 'mon-
MOW. Moderate 111-fiavonred fumethe. to
alls. ea. psr gr. Ito= ma l'ess kr• inquired for, sad t re.
mots win apply to Oa%
PLYNOVTII, July 29.—Prices of Wheat were unaltered
at this morning's market, end the 'applies from France continue
fully equal to the demand. which la limited to millers' immediate
wants. The weather h a ben very wet foe several days, and we how
of corn being laid ; the cutting is dehiyvd, sad it appears likely that
the new corn will ne damp. Diseased potatoes have much incressed
since the weather has become wet.
SALISBI:ItT, July 29.—Sunday and yesterday a deal of
rain fell la this Deighbourhood, and with frequent showers today the
weather remains very unsettled, from shich the spring corn hen been
benefited; but the Waeat plant does not require fur they moisture;
on the contrary, warm sun would be more beneficial for ripening the
berry, sod also for raising the most Ineward crops, which appear to
be much lain In this distoct. We had a very meagre attend:m(3n at
oar market this morning, and the supply of Wheat more then suffi-
cient fur the demcnd. The trade was slow to-day, and, notwithstand-
leg the unsettled weather, there was no advance upon the prices of
last week. Flour nominally unaltered. In Barley, Oats, Besns, and
Per little busier. was transude& on the same terms an on Tuesday
last. Wheat, white, 40s. to 41e; red, 36. to 425. Barley. 234. to 375.
Oats, 20s. to 245. Beans, English, 345. to 4014 Egyptian, 3Us. to
ate Rye, 30s. to 325. per qr. Malt, 6.. to 8a 9d. per bushel. Tares,
is, to 7s. Flour, 20s. to 31. M. per each,

CATTLE.—LEIoIITOS BUZZARD FAIR, July 26 and 2.4.
—The supply at this fair woe large, and grazing beasts acre in good
demand, mural lots of the prime !)crone ant U •refords making 'tom
101. to ill. per tend. Goal Mots, 71. to 81. per ditto. Irish, U. to
St les. Fresh barren cows sold freely, making 2s. 6d. per stone.
Mitch Cowe rather ilectined In price, the top price reall'ed for the oe.t
being IX per head. Thus were plenty of buyers for ptore Sheep, the
but +ethers making ; ggetp, ; and Limbs, lea. each.
The best Leicester Ewes, 30s. ditto. Young cart Horses made high
prime.

AMERICAN MARKETS.
NEW YORK, FRIDAY NIGHT, JULY 18.

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MOSEY.—There was some little inquiry for foreign ex-
change to-day, although the demand for .pecie has not fallen off,
We quote bills on London 1184 to 114 ; Pads, 3.10 to 5.64 ; Amster-
dam, 414 to 414; Hamburg, 39 to 37 ; Bremen, 79 to 794.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange were not extensive. Short
loans of United Bates securities continue in moderate demand, at
:0) to 1014 for b's of 1833; 1013 to 1064 for G's of 1856; and at 110 to
1164 for 1862 ; them of 1847 and 1063 remain without request, at
116; to 114'4. The Coupon Beads of 13333 are wanted at 122 to 1221.
Rolioad securities continue to tetrad attenti m. The transactions in
bonds have been extensive, at full prices, and large amounts are
hypothecated, awaiting an opportunity to come upon the market.
State Stocks are firm. 'hose of New I ark are in demand, but cannot
be obtained in any moonlit at our quotations, 104 to 105 for s's of
1655 to 1658; 10G to 107 for 1660 to 1866; 187 to 110 for G's of 1051 to
1660; and 110 to It 7 for 1842 to 1067. Illinois Internal Improvement
Stock has been in request at 65 to 66, and Interest Certificate. at 40
to 41. Indiana State s'o, 83 to 834; 24's, 41 to 42; Canal Preferred
s's, 41 to 44 ; Deferred 3s, 13. Taere has been an actin demand for
stoney this week which has been met without producing any 'Mine
effect upon the money market notwithstanding the exports of specie
from this cart aince Monday last will (irately!, reach 2,200,000 dollare.
The rates for mercantile paper and money on call remain without
much alteration. Long paper does not move off as briskly as last
week, but there Is a 'near tinsinete doing with the discount houses.
CUITON.—Tbe market for three; days past has been ursettled, and
prices have yielded hilly lc. Prior to the receipt of the Aria e id-
eas. there were some symptoms of improvement in the imitate: g
Inquiry from the home trade, nod diepositioo shown by costmentat
buyers to oper.te. Since their receipt, however. exporters .I.sou.
raged have withdrawn; and spinners, having bought freely .urine
the peat three weeks, believe it their pokey to hold off. The stock in
this idly is doubtless over-estimated, and the quantity remaining to be
disposed of c old be easily controlled if holders showed the least (lim-
as a emsithireble tame most elapse before the stock c m lk re-
p4nMbedby receipts of thenew crop. There is nothing new to notice in
the advises regarding the growing crops. No chance of emualties
such as rains, warms, or early Diets are thought of. An over-
Motioned crop appears to be a Nregone cooclusion. The sales of the
past three days amount to 1,31.10 hale.% the market:do-Ogg quietly.
We find It extremely d Moult to come at correct quotations; the fol-
lowing are those cf F. L. Takott and Brothers, and there on our re-
view of the !outlet fur the week are from Messrs. Kinney, Easton,
and Cm

Atlantis. o;h;7as. Gait'Orta.
Interim 6 to - to - to -
Ord:to good ord..
Low to rodenid P to lit ... ti to 94 ... SI to 9
Mid fair to fair 9l to IS ... 10 to 11 ... 115 W 101
Fully fair to good fair nom. nom. nom.
SATURDAY, JOLT 19.
BREADBTUPPB.-Grain.-13001 tramples of wheat are
scarce, and find ready purchasers at our quotations-Ohio, red, We.
to 95e ; Mehisan, 103 c. to 1014 c. ; Genoeesee, 110 e. to 113 c. Pales,
3,500 fine mined Osnadin, In bond, at about 961.; 3,400 bushels new
southern, red, 100 e.; 15,000 white Mt bigot, 101 e. to 105 e.; 3,0'1/
Um Chicago, at 70c.; 7,000 boa. good mixed Ohio, Sic, to 93c. ; 5,000
boa. white Genneasee, 110 e. to 113 e.; 5,010 bus. Cretinous spring,
83e. Oats are without change-4^c. to 4k. for Jersey, and 43c. to
410 for northern. lttc sets at 72c. Barley is out of mason. Corn,
of sound quality, is in ready demand, at 57c. to 58e. for western
raised, and eite. to doe. for round yellow ; unsound and heated, 50e.
to 55e. The salts lout up 282,000 bus. of all kinds Curing the week.
Flour The market has been heavy, and prices have tended down-
wards, Mist the effect of unfavourable airtime from PRgland and
=Aerate bine demand. The arrivals continue moderate. The
etc mess were 4 dots. No. to 4 dots. 12,e, for common and mixed
brands I Waken, 4 dole 121 e. to 4 dots. 181 e. for !Rate, and 4 dots.
1119 e. 4191111. 21.1. lirObio; pure Genissoce, 23e. to 4 d015.37te.;
Osman is de& at 4 d015.124c. to 4 dole. 25e, in bond. Southern is
usiassts ohnesd at firmer rates: -Frederisksbir gh and Baltimore
4 4111. Ha to 4dale 311 e.; Alexandria, Georgetown, itc., 4 dole. Vie.
le 4 deka. 44c. lye flour remains quiet at 3 dole. 374 e. to 3 dots. No.
Rea maul is dull at 9 dole. Plc, to 3 dole., for Jersey, and 3 dols. 121 c.
toe Brandywine.
Plovisioas.-There is a bentr feeling in pork, and an advance has
bean established of about 50 cents on mess, and 25 cents on prime.
The awing sales are at 1433 dole. for meat, and 121 dole fur prime,
with but little offevng. Old mess is held at 144 dots. to 144 dois., and
Prime, 12 dole. to 121 dol.. Lard has umtinued inactive, at 71e. to 80.
The latter price for prime parcels. Nothing hos been done in cut
meat.. Bane in dry salt arc held 75e. to 74c. Shoulders arc not
plenty, and dull at 61e. to 61c. Beals very dull, and without change
in prices. Butter refill from 12e. to 13e. fur state, and ge. to 1 le. fur
Onto; choice, 6e. to 7e.
Comm-With a fair demand from the trade, we bare no change
to note in prices. The sales of the week embrace -Rio, 4,000 begs,
at 94c. to lte.; Java, 3110 ditto, at tic. to 111 c. ; Maracaibo, 2,000 du.,
at 94e. to 104 e. ; Porto Rico, 300 ditto, at 91e. to Vic.- 61n0.; and
700 bags St. Domingo. at 71c. to Bc.--cosh.
WISAU.DOX -11.1,0(101b... Polar sold early in the week for export,
at 83c., cash. Since then we bear of no transact:ow% holders gene-
rally asking an advance.
POT AP D Paula. Antes.-Pot ashes continue in good demand, with
small receipts. The sales cf the week being about 430 Ws., at
dots. 25c., at which the market dome firmly. Pearl ashes remain
at 34e , with patriot 300 bble.
TOBACCO.-The market le doll, and the sae of Kentucky tobacco,
from private honk, will not existed 50 bhds , at prices varying from
79e. to lees. ; 6 cases old Connecticut reed, brought 270; 44 bales
stems, at 11e.; 271 be es Ambelima, I9c. ; 30 bales Havannalt, 30c.
39 bales, 37e. ; 42 ditto ; 12 cams Florida and 13 ditto Ohio, on pri-
vate terms. At suction, 104 hbda. Kentucky. at 41c. to 6e.-avenge
543; 21 ditto, fe. to 81c.-avenge C-91; 22 ditto new atop, common,
4e. to 41e.-average 4.59,and 22 bhds.Misitouri,of e. bt 10.e.-4 months.
Fautints to L verpool are dull: grain. 41d.; Soar, Is. 3d; cotton,
`to 5 3241.; beery goody, 13s. To London: flour, 2s. ; naval stores,
2x.61.; 21 des extract madder were taken at 7s. td.; oil, los. mea-
surement Freud', ton, 22.. to 30e. ; heavy goods, 22a. to 305.; beef and
pork, per tierce, 3a. to Is. rd.; beef and pork, per bbl., 3s. Tenser. :
°Olen, square bales, per lb , te.; aabes, per ton, 3 dots. to 6 lib.;
rise, 6 dots.; qaercitron bark, 6 dots.; measurement goods, 8 dots.;
whalebone, Ike., pet lb., le.. To Olmgow four, 25.; grain, W.;
lard, 269.

ST. HELEN'S AND RUNCORN RAILWAY AND
CANAL.—Sr. IiELYIN.6, TUESDAY.—The half-yearly meet-
ing of the shareholders in this railway was held to-
day at the station, St. Ilelen's. Gilbert Greenall, Esq.,
M.P., the chairman of the board of directors, presided.
In their report the directors called attention to the steadily
improving traffic, showing an increase when contrasted
with the corresponding previous half-year of 2.0171., the
total working expenses being only increased 54651., to which
has to be added the increased interest on preference shares
and loans 6131., leaving a nett profit of 8691. in excess of
that shown for the first half-year of 1860. The number of
passengers conveyed during the half-year has been 124,165,
being 32,224 more than in the same portion of lust year ;
while the weight of coals and merchandise conveyed is
247,911 tons on the canal, and 199,853 tons on the railway,
being an increase of 7,928 tons on the canal, and 38,539 tons
on the railway, or together 46,487 tons more than were con-
veyed in the corresponding period of 1850. The report
having been adopted, and the usual routine business trans-
acted without any opposition, the meeting separated.
COMMISSIONERS OF RAILWAYS ACT REPEAL BILL.
—This bill has been read a third time in the Commons and
passed. The commission, whose supervision was much
opposed by the railway interest, has been in existence about
sex years, during which period it cannot have cost less than
between 100,000/. and 200,0001.
_ _

MUNIFICENT BEQUEST TO IPSWICII.—Tho late Mr.
B. Brame, of Ipswich, has, by his wiU, deviaedto trustees the
large sum of 60.0001., the interest of which is to be annually
expended for charitable purposes in that town. The man-
ner in which this benevolent individual has directed Cheap-
propriation of the interest is as follows:—To pay, for ever,
to the vicar and incumbent and churchwardens otthe parish
of St. Peter, in Ipswich, the suns of 131. yearly, to be ex-
pended in the purchase of good wheaten bread, to be distri-
buted on the Sunday of every week to the deserving poor of
the parish: to pay the further sum of 131. to the same pa-
' rish, to be distributed on the day after Christmas Day, in
everyyear, in coals, amongst the 'deserving poor of the same
parish : and u to the surplus of the 60,0001., that they the said
trustees, and the survivors or survivor of them, and the
curate or incumbent of the parish of St. Mary Key, and
four of the trustees of Tooley's Charity, do pay in the parish
church of St. Mary Koy, to a certain number of poor per-
sons belonging to the several parishes of Ipswich (to be
selected by the trustees), the clear sum of is., on the Friday
morning in every week, provided that the recipients be not
in the receipt of parochial relief. Upon the decease of the
five trustees named by the donor, the distribution of this
charity will be in the bands, for the time being, of the trus-
tees of Tooley's Charity.—lpsioich Evros,.

STATISTICS OF CRIMINAL OFFENDERS.—According
t• the returns to parliament, there were 26,813 persons com-
mitted for trial in England and Wales in the course of lag
year. The number in the preceding year (1849) was 27,816.
Of the number committed last year, 2,578 were ordered to
be transported, and 17,602 to imprisonment. The number
sentenced to death was 49.

PASSENGERS' BAGGAGE.—In order to afford facili-
ties for pusensers from the continent on Sundays to proceed
at once to their destination, without having to wait for the
delivery of their baggage until the following morning ar-
raements have been made, with the permission of the
authorities of the Customs department, for the passengers
arriving by the steamer from Calais at the St. Katherine's
steam wharf on Sunday, to have their baggage delivered to
them after examination by the °facers, who are in special
attendance for the purpose, on the arrival of the vessel,
instead of as formerly haying it detained until the following
(lay. This privilege wu before allowed only to the steam
I Alpe carrying the nails.