The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MAPX-LANE.-(THIS DAT.)
Tbe attendanoe of Om trade immoderate, *stone unsettled
priors of most articles of the trade irregulsr. The
supply of home grown grain woe moderate. The im-
port. of foreign omits into landon ibis week were reported
this morning as fair of wheat, and small of barley, and
moderato of oats.
WHEAT.-For English wheat the sale wee very slow•
at last Monday's decline, say Bs. to Bs. leas matey that:
the prooding. 'Monday; but few sailors submitted toe greater
deco no than 31. to U. per qr. Foreign oho tending down-
wards, end to force a sale 2e. to 4. lower. Fine sate
omen= me.. English white, 68a. to Ws. ; red, 48. to
68. per 'qr. ; Duasto end ldo berg, 62e. to 86v. per
4941 b.; Rostock, 68s. to Bd. ; absr- Bade ports, 48. to Me.
FLOCR slow ate at shoot tont Monde ;
pari.ces. Town.
46a. to 64e. ; Norfolk, 36e. to MA pee Freak 40e.
ter 42.. pm 2801 h.; Amer., U.S., - per
liausT held a; last bionday's rates. English, 325. to
42e. per quarter ; 28e. to Me.; other sorts, 275. to 32a.
Per r.
OATA.-Very quiet trade at lest Ilcaday's price. BALM,
240. to Ilk per qr.; Roam. 28.. to 24. per qr.; other •
Boltle Forte, 24. to 28e. per qr.
Deare.-English andEnetian aunt at last Mayday's
prices. English lick, Ms. to 42e.; narrow, 41e. to 48s• pa
qr. Foreign, 40a. to 60. per qr. Egyptian, Me. to 38.
Po,
Pies quiet, at last Monday's rase. English boOrro. 48.
tq 505.; hog and grey, Me. to 42a.; Wars whits, .48s.
FLOATING CAROOTA. - NEM last Friday 01117 two
grain.ladsn vessels were reported arrived at posts of call,
vie., 2 cargoes barley. Of those previously arrived, Jost
2 cargoes remain offered on tele, vie. barloy A tarp
of millet seed on pommy sold at Me. 91. pm qr. :whys
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MINCINO-LANE.—(IIII4S DAY.)
goaan.—Tbe market has been dull at the decline of 6d. le
Is quoted yeeierdsy.
Comm.—This article Is also dllicutt of sale.
Tia.—The large public sale advevised ter sale on Friday
next, suspends business in the prira•e connect market.
Rtes.—The demand limited, and sales to any extent
could not be made without giving way in pricea.
Bete= are gulag off in public rate wit out spirit.
Savrewraa.—Priees are mudterel, but the demand is
limited.
COCRINILL add at rather low, prices. Markets gene-
rally dull.

TALLOW WARIEBT.—(THIS DAT.)
The market Is guise. Tows tallow la yrptad 54a. sit
club ; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 66e. ; Jean sin"
Mr. ; July to
August 665. 34. to 68e. 6.1* ; Ootober
December, 66e. 64.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAy.,
Moms. Patteados sad Smith report that the marled
is arm, at improved rates.

ROYAL AORICULTUSAL SOCIZTT.—The meeting
takes place this year at Warwiser, where new railway Mo-
ttoes, registered botele, lodging. lieu's', and other prepara-
tions are being made for the aunt. At • meeting of the
town council yesterday, Mr. Richard ()reeves offered to pre-
sent to the town a splendid drinking feuotain on a similar
pita to that erected Ey Mr. Many, at Liverpool. The foun-
tain, we understand, will be of granite, sad will
for public use at the Royal Agricultural Society's meeting
en July.
THE ITALIANS AT CONSTANTINOPLE.—On MOO-
day night, at the Theatre Name, while the Mao di ibrtiei
was being performed for the benefit of Mille. Streamed and
Signor Canted ni, a s'Egular seadent occurred which gave
rift to • most tumid:ow scene. In the
of
of the third
act is • tableau repn seating the =name of the Spaniards
and the triumph of the fishermen . this setae always very
exciting, iris
peculiarly so here where the 'most numer-
ous frequentem of the pit and Olefin are the repub-
lican exiles of all Europe. Oa this occimicie it gave
rim to the most enthusiastic cheering and dapples of
halide; in the midst of the excitement two poles, me with
the national Italian flag, the other with the French hicoker
fell on the stage. and were melte up by an after and a
chorister, who Dept' waving them &croft the stage, to the
infinite delight ti tbe pit and galleries who called again and
again for • repettion of this aboard demonstretiot. find.
&sly some one who, it mama wee net as admirer of the
GallaLltalian alliance, snatched up the French colours and
put them out of the way, and the Wien tamer for a while
was proudly displayed by itself ; the brought the mei meet
to much a pitch, that the bows for a short thee war filled with
uproar end tumult. —Loma Herald,. April 27.
A CONJUROR AT itDDo.—thir Japanese Merlin
was seated creme-legged about ten yards from us upon the
raised platform of the door of the ftartment; behind him
was a gold-
In semen with a paletieg of the peak of
Fed-harm in Lice and 4bite ape its glittering ground.
He threwap the sleeves of his dress, and showed a piece of
some tissue paper which he held in his band. It cm atone
six itchte squire, end by dereerous and delicate manlpuhe
tiou be formed it into • very geed Met:anon of • butterfly,
the wage taing extended, sod •t the in, st e rich wrs one inch.
scrom. Molding the butterfly out in the palm of his hind,
to chow what it was be placed two mediae which were
beside him, in each s'position se to allow him to wave a ha
rapidly witheut &Sedum the dome and then, by a pads
motion of this fan over the paper Were, be proceeded to eft
it in moten. A counter-draught of air from toms quarter
interfered with his tact. mei made the buttaily trunk('
his will, and the screen bad to be moved a little to temedy
this. He then threw the paper butterfly up la the air, and
gradually it seemed to acquire life from the actka of me ha
—tow wheeling and dipping toward, it, now tepping alacg
its edge. then hovering over it, IN we may sea a butterfly do
Over a flower on a fine summers day, then in wan-
Maness wheeling away, end sgain retentive to
alight, the wigs quivering with names res.leseness I
One could bete morn it was a lies areattwe. Now it nay at
to the light, and then the conjurer recalled It, end preeently
wippited a mats in the shape of another butterfly, and toge-
tSer they rase, and played about the old mee's fay, varying
their ftentiore between flirting with one another and thee
taring aicag the ohs of the tan. We nipmtedly saw One on
each rids of it as he held it nearly vatfically, and Sayegh. "a
•thort quick moth n; than one banally would past over In
the ether, both world wheel away as U in !lay, sad 401
' velum. A pleat with some flowers steers le • pot sear at
, haled; by gentle movensets of the fan the pretty Salo crab-
, twee were hdup to It, and than, tincr dotight! haw they
i played about the tearer, sippel the do arm, timed
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