The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-05 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of wheat here to-day, from Essex and Kent,
was very limited, but in fair average condition. The at-
tendance of buyers was small. and sales progressed slowly,
at prices barely equal to Monday.
The show of foreign wheat was moderately good. Even
the finest parcels moved off heavily, and late rates were
with difficulty supported.
There was rather more business doing in floating cargoes
of grain, at extreme currencies to a slight advance.
Barley, both English and foreign, was a slow inquiry, at
about stationary prices.
The malt trade was steady, at full quotations. The
supply of malt was rather extensive.
Good sound oats moved off freely, at extreme rates.
Hated parcels were somewhat neglected. The imports
continue on a fair average scale.
In beans next to nothing was doing, yet prices were well
supported.
Peas were a slow inquiry, but not cheaper.
The flour trade was heavy on former terms.
Linseed was in fair request at full prices. All other
seeds, as well as cakes, were a dull inquiry.

PRICES CURRENT.
ZNousu.
Per Qr.
WILL?. a L
Emu, Etat, rod, old 60 to 70

Pm Qr.

new 38 to 68
„ Do. white, old 66 to 73
Norfolk and tan= 58
58
58
red, new
BAILLIT.

0412 S L 1
Scotch potato
Irish, black
„ white 2l to 30
—_.__

Malting
I kulling
37 to •2
Gelman( 32 10 34

MALT.
rase; Norfolk. sad
Suffolk 56 to 70
Kingston and Were 08 to 70
Brown 6l to 60
ItrK
New 32 to 37

Mumma
Tick 3B to 40
Harrow
Plena 43 to 40
PIA&

_
U to it
Groyhi
11
Wtsto 41 to 44
41 t 044
Boilers
hoes._
_ .

OATI.
lingllab, teal 24 to Si
potato
Beath, teed
Fox
Per Qr.
W!LLT. a &
Dentric and Konigs-
berg GI to 74
Rcmock Mecklen-

Town made; po 480
lbe.
Household 63 to lis
Country 42 to 49
Norfolk and Suffolk,
ex Yip 42 to 45

62 to 62
Itussfiut, hard
soft
Anwriicsaa, red - 6. -
„ white to
Bsitl.B2.

Per Qr.

OATS.
Dont& and Swedish LC to 30
Damian
BRAN& _ _ _ _ _

Grinding
Distilling
Malting
French, per sick.... 44 to 61
OLT& Swish „ . . 40 to 61
Dutch brewing .... 33 to 31 1 American, per tat..., IT to 34
.. feeding
ARRIVALS Olt GRAIN, sta, INTO LONDON, BY WATER
CARRIAGE, THIS WEER.

Danish
117P4L931 Yu& 3B to S 9
1121

ST to 19
98 to 40
Mull Cow.
White s9a to 41
Yellow
nova.

, . 30 tO 33
.. 33 1036

%best. . Barley. Mgt. Osta hoar.
qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. tacks Eels.
Sagliab and Scotch 370 .. 1010 .. 900 ..
Irish
1900 13%
1-
Itirelgn
.. 33120 2630 ..
--
Total I 2EO i 1530 I 1010 1 33130 , moo ..

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CO]
(in TELWRAPH.)
_

MARKETS.

INNON OOR OWN 001.11ZOPONDWNT.)
Corms.—The market steady. Sales probably about
101000 bales.
CONN.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in moderate
d •mand at full rates of Tuesday. Flour, fair sale at late
rotes. Beans, 64x r quarter lower. Saidi, 355. Oats and
oatmeal unchanged. Indian corn, slow sale, mixed
27.. tid.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

(ST TILLKiItAPIi.)
(IRON OVA OWII 00111/118PONDENT. )

English wheat sells at a trifle more money. Foreign
steady. No quotable change in spring corn.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SCOAR.—The market continues quiet, but previous
prices are about supported. The sales are confined to
British West India, Berbice, 30s. ; St. Vincent, 30s. 6d. to
325.; Jamaica, 30s. CA. to 335. Refined. —Only a moderate
business is doing, without change in value.
COFFEK.—The demand for plantation Ceylon continues
active at firm prices ; triage, 41s. 6d. to 495. ; ordinary to
fine fine ordinary, 655. 61. to 745. 6d. ; low middling to
good middling, 75a. tons. ; peaberry, 864. to 921. 64.
TeA.—The sales are confined to small parcels.
Reis.—The market is firm ; fair to fine Demerara sold
at Is. 71. to Is. 9d. ; Jamaica, 34.3 d. to 3a. 4d.
Rice.—The demand continues limited.
CavMu LICNEA.-100 boxes of first pile sold at 109 s.
SALrperitz —4.00 bales sold for cash at 17s. 6d. to 17s. 3d.,
for refraction 10 to 15g.
Corrys.— The sales are too trifling to give quotations,
JUTE continues quiet.
CocantrAL.—About 300 bass sold sinoi the auction, at
extreme rates.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady ; prices are quoted as follows :
Town t►llow, 425. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
445. 9d. ; July to September, 445. 9d. ; October to
December. 455. 6d. to 9d ; December, 43e. 9d. to 465.

HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
LIADENHALL.—Hides : 56Ibs. to 641b5., 21d. to 3d. ;
ll4lbs. to 721b5., 3d. to 34d. ; 721 b.. to 80Th.., Sid. to 31d. ;
80Th.. to Saba, VA to 41. ; 881ba. to 90th... 4d. to 4id.
Horne hides, 9s. &I. to 10s. 6d. Calf skins, light, 2s. Od.
to 41. ; full, 7s. Od.
BLRVONDPIIT.— Sheepskin/ : Lamb., 3s. Od. to 4s. 2d. ;
shearlinp, Is. 10d. to 2.. 2d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade
during tho past week has shown a decided improvement,
prices ruling the turn de►rer. The present attack of vermin
is daily increasing in almost all parts of the plantations,
many grounds, especially the lower ones, being already in
a confirmed blight.

PIGEON SIIGOTING.—The members of the legis-
lature contended yesterday in a friendly match, the Gun
Club ground, Shepherd's-bush, being chosen as the arena
for the sport. The first match was between the Govern-
ment and the Opposition, seven members on each aide, ten
birds each, and the following is the score of the Govern-
ment side:—Mr. F. Corrance, 7 ; Sir Thomas Hesketh, 6 ;
Colonel the Hon. H. Anne*ley. 6 ; Viscount Holmesdale,
5; Sir C. Mordant, 3 ; Sir William Bagge, 3.; and the
Earl of Bective, 2—in all, 32. The Opposition side :—Mr.
J. C. Monk, 7 ; Mr. L L Dillwyn, 6 ; Mr. IL Beaumont,
6 ; Mr. J. Lamont, 6; Mr. F. Milbank, 5 ; Mr. Hassey
Vivian, 4; and Hon. Heathcote, 3—in all. 37. Mr. 1..
Corrance and Mr. J. C. Monk, having scored the most,
had to shoot off for the cup, which by subscription
was to be a memento of the context, and possessed by
the highest individual score. Mr. F. Corinna won the
tie, and, therefore, the cup, the honour of the great con-
test resting with the Opposition, by five birds. The
Lords and Commons then competed at us birds each, and
the score was thus : —The House of Lords.—Lord Hunt-
ingfield, 5 ; Loral Willoughby de Broke, 5 ; the Earl of
Aylesford, 5 ; Earl Winchilsca, 3 • Lord Massareene, 3 ;
and the Earl of Clonmell, 2 ;—in ;PM , 23. The House of
Commons.—Mr. F. Corrance, 5 ; Colonel the Hon. H.
Annesley 5 ; Mr. H. Beaumont, 5 ; .
Mr. 1.. L. Dill-
wyn, 5 • ' Sir T. Hesketh, 4 ; Mr. J. C. Monk, 4 • -in all
28. Those who had killed five birds each shot off for the
honour of possessing " The Lordsand Commons Cup" as
the best scorer in the match, and in this as in the Lower
Houma competition, pure et simple, Mr. F. Corrance again
won. Though the morning was wet, the weather broke
in the afternoon, and as the wind lulled the guns had the
best of it at the latter part of the day. There was a very
large number of persona present, the majority of whom
entered for the Gun Club Summer Handicap on Saturday.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AT HENLEY REGATTA.
—We learn that last evening a sad accident occurred at
Henley-on-Thames Regatta, causing a painful sensation
amongst the large concourse of visitors. It seems from
what we have been able to glean that an elderly man
named Merrett, who is said to have been a professional
cricketer at Oxford in former years, passed about tea
yards in front of the signal gun at the moment the piece
was fired, and the charge entered his body. The injuries
inflicted were of a most serious nature, and when this in-
telligence was forwarded it was not expected that the un-
fortunate man would recover.