The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-02 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

Lmtaroor., Jet. I.—The share market has not been no
good to-day as at the close of yesterday. Prieto have not materially
declined, but there is far less dispodtiun manifested to invest. Am.
bergato and Puff Junction, 31d. -- -Bolton, Clitheroe, and West York.
whir.., 41—Fast Lancohire, Lutcashire and Yorkshire, 334
ditto (filth shares),B d.—London and Nona Western, 1331—Ditto
(new j shares), 9f y.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 27—Mid.
• land, 46c. 1 4—Ditto (t shares), 1,1 1 f I d.—Nortb British, 81
—South Eastern and Dover, 23+—York and North Midland, 19j
Boulogne and Amiens, 10.
MANCIIE,TLIL J LY I.—Though the market was active
and showed an Improvement in the morning, pric:s gave way rather
in the afternoon, with only a moderate business.
BtIIMING HAM, Jur.v I.—This sharo-market was languid
to-day, and pi ices le some instances fella shade. North British were
done at 7; Shrewsbury and Birmingham B.'s at 4/.16s- 3d. dis. ; and
in local stocks Worcester and Birmingham Canals at 331, and old
Birmingham Canals at 931.
Leans, Jelor I.—There has been about an average
amount of bulimia done this morning, but at receding prime. ass.
cashire and Yorkehires, compared with yesterday morning's quota-
tion,, have fallen 255., and other ehareet show a corresponding de.
dine. Claing silks: Lancashire anti Yorkahlre., 531; East and
West Yorkshires, 81 ; Great Northern, 171 ; 301. Midlands, 181
dia. ; South Eastern and Doyen., 231 ; East Lancashire*, 15.
BILIKTO1„ JULY I.—The market to-day was more ac-
tive, but with values not so well aupported. Great Westerns left off
at 841 ; East Lancashines, at 151 ; Taff V4Oll, at 168. There were
buyers in other lima, but holders do hot meet their prices.

DEATH OF THE EARL OF DERDY.—The decease
of this nobleman took place at his scat, Knowsley-hall,
Lancashire, at an early hour this morning, the intelligence
having been received by telegraph at seven o'clock this
morning by Lady Stanley. The Right lion. Edward
Smith Stanley, K,G., F.L.S., Earl of Derby, Baron
Stanley, of Bickerstaffe, a baronet, lord lieutenant
and vistas ."rolutorwa of thu county of Lancaster,
was born 21st April, 1773; married, June 30, 1798,
his cousin, Charlotte Margaret, second daughter of the Rev.
Geoffrey Hornby, by whom, who died June IG, 1817, ha
had the following issue : Edward Geoffrey, Lord Stanley,
born March 29, 1799, summoned to the House of Peers in
his father's barony, as Baron Stanley, of Bickerstaffe, in
September 1811; lieu, Thomas, born 1803 ; Charles
James Fox,

Grenadier Guards ; Charlotte
Elizabeth, Louisa Emily, and Eleanor Mary. Tho
deceased was the thirteenth Earl of Derby, hav-
ing succeeded to the title at the death of his
father, Oct. 21, 1831 ; 1.0 had been previously
created (Oct. 18321 Baron Stanley, of Bickerstaffe. He was
colonel of the Lancashire militia, vice-admiral of the tout
of Lancashire, and president of the Lix' mean and Zoological
Societies. Tho Earl of Derby's mother was Elizabeth,
only daughter of James sixth Duke of Hamilton and
Brandon. The present Countess of Wilton was his lord-
ship's half-sister. The noble earl, although neither a
soldier nor a statesman, was a most worthy representative
of his illustrious house. His political career was noiseless
and unobtrusive, but his predilections were consistently is
favour of the liberal party of the state. Lord Stanley is
now fourteenth Earl of Derby; and his eldest son takes
the title of Lord Stanley. The late earl was in his 77th
year.

PRINCE ALBERT AT IPSWICH: A proclamation hag
been issued by the mayor of Ipswich, from which it appease
that, in accordance with his Royal Highness's own wio, act
procession of the inhabitants is to be formed to meet the
Prince Consort on his arrival at Ipswich to-morrow Abut the
decoration of the houses along the streets through which his
Royal Highness will pass is left to the good feeling of the
inhabitants ; and, from the enthusiasm displayed, strong
demonstrations of loyalty are anticipated.
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