The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-06 00:00:00

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generally finished, and it is not improbable that lyre
mg up orders will be received. Trade with the .114
is still at a stand-still, and no improvement is expecesi
the present.—The improvement in the hosiery emu
viously noticed is steadily maintained, sad ter
kinds of goods the pressure is greater than coddle
There is a fair home and shipping demand, sod the. •
an increase in the demand from Ilavaanah and other
of the West Indies.—NottiosgAass Journal.

CORN.—BraniNnuarr, JULY s.—At thist%
there was fair supply of English wheat, gm
made were at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter; h
nominal. Barley arm. Oct., beans, and peal, rokfl
in retail. The millers reduced the retail rip of
3s. 4d. per sack.

BaIUTOL, JULY s.—The weather during the NA..
has been rough and unsettled, with • good dinVi:
almost every day. In our market today thte,
fair supply of English wheat, but the importekili
from the Continent pointing to the probable
nation of the war quite paralysed the trade, atnitZ
business done was at 2s. to 3s. per qr. reduction, sig
make salsa of foreign • similar decline would km
conceded, but holden showed coss?lenble

Barley and oats were 6d. per qr. and Indian els,
qr. cheaper, with a slack demand. Beans unaltered.
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DIVIZEN, JOLT s.—Little disposition has been srisi
to do business in our corn market this morn*, thi
upward tendency of prim has Dome to a complete**
Indeed, to effect sales, from 2s. to 3s. • qr. redeclia •
wheat was obliged to be submitted to ; and even at
very considerable quantity was left unsold, nottrityi
jog that the supply was small. The top price we Medi
for best wheat was 29e. 6d. a sack. There wee bit sew
supply of either barley, beans, oats, or peas, allele`
must be quoted a shade lower. Best white whist,
28a. 6d. ; best red, ditto, 265. to 275. ; other sori•Ai
to 265. ; oats, 26e. to 325.
,t• beans, 235. to 265.; peak
to Zia. ; winter vetches, 245. to 28s. ; rye, 161, to ptline dour, 41s. to 43a. ; best seconds, 39e. to 40s.

Idarmasrms, JULY s.—At this day's market the erii
muse was limited, and but little business oesurred. ils%
of wheat and Hour were willing to concede a reduet
fully 2s. per quarter on the former, and Is. per metal
latter. In the value of all other arliales no material
was observable.

NrwARK, JULY 4.—There was a heavy inquiry far
and sellers had to submit to a decline of la. to 2s.
Barley unchanged. Oats fully as dear. Beans sleek
STOCKTON-ON-MBA, JULY 4. —There wasa fair gap*
wheat this morning from the growers, and a thin spa
I sane of buyers. The trade on the whole ruled
at to decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. on last week's pm.
Barley in good request. Oats beans, and peso u,
toed :—Wheat (per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel), Birk
and Yorkshire red, 565. to Sits. ; ditto, white, 62t to it
mouth country red, 565. to 58s. ; ditto, white, 621. to K
barley, grinding, per imperial qr., 35e. to 365. ; oats, la
new, 275. to 285.; potato (421 b. per bushel), 31a. to fa
beans, new, 51s. to 535.

1X Rmaa, JVLT s.—There is but little corn 014.6,4
today's market. The trade is dull, and the puede
wheat sold are 2a. per qr. below the prices obtained le
week. Spring corn is unaltered in value.
EDINBURGH, JULY 4.—As compared with last eel
wheat was 2a. 6d. down on top, and 7(1. down on ems
Barley was la. down on top, and 2s. 9d. down on semi
Oats were 3d. down on top, and id. down on smell

Beene were rms on top, eid 6d. up on everege. R~
49e.t0 575. 6cL ; barley, 314. 9d. to 39.. 63. ; oem, 255.
to 345. 6d. beans, 525. to 535.

CATTLE.—BtaumonAm, JULY s.—We received &
supply of beasts at this day's market, the general
fair. Sheep and lambs a good supply; the general
prime ; a fair clearance effected, at • shade higher •
An exceedingly small supply of pigs, which wen
cleared up. Beef, 7d. to 9d. ; mutton, 7d. to ►
lamb 10d. to Ild. ; veal, 7d. to 9d. per lb. ; baces6tl
Bs. Cd. to lls. per score ; porket ditto, 10s. to Ili.
Sauiroc, JULY s.—We again had a lair supply d
at our market to-day ; the Irish trade ts improviag,
we noticed several grass-fed Irish animals among this'
the stalls. Though the number of fat besets ems*
here from Ireland this week was only 26, this shovel
marked increase on the past five or six weeks, and
the gram-fed animals becoming every day more
we may anticipate • fair average supply la
land during the next two months. About 900
cattle from Ireland arrived here on Wedaesday, Asp
course could not be brought into market. It was •i
stood that the animals had been purchased by farina :
different parts of the country, to whom they was it
warded under certificates of health. We had • fall op
of sheep, with • good trade at last week's prices, heti&
to Being about the average figure for best wenn
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b
nearly all on offer exchanged hands. The supply of kt
still continues large, and we received about 400 how b
land ; best descriptions were in good demand, and s
trade wee done at from 9d. to 9gd. per lb. Store in
were rather scarce, but in good demand, and high p
,could be obtained.

NOTTINGHAM, JULY I.—We bad a fair show of is
eehril at our market to-day, and there was a better f •
the demand at fully as much money as last week.
show of lambs was middling, anti the inquiry ruled
at extreme currencies. Of pigs the show waslimibia
there was not much doing ; recent rates were, hems
fully maintained. In the dead meat market to-dsf ik
was next to nothing doing, and prices were slangs
Quotations :—Mutton, 7d. to Sid. per lb.; pork, 7i
7s. 6d. per stone of 141 b.; lambs, 345. to 425. each.
Enrxisudion, JULT 4.—The supply of cattle this as
ing amounted to 201 head, being 44 mote than last so
Top price, lls. 3d. ; current, from 9s. 9d. to 10a id
middling and inferior, Bs. per stone. Sales dull. I
number of sheep and lambs was 2,400, being 182 a
than last week. Best mutton from Sid. to 9d.; di
market. Lambe, top prices, 455., 425., 395. ; current, 9
355. to 355.; and down to 7.3 e. Number in market:-1
cattle, 201 ; sheep, 2,400.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Pas- Mer- Tetil,
ILLILWArg. oyes. senors. chandler. 166 n lo
Week ending April Vt. f L
Great Southern of India 79 401 372 773
Week ending May 6.
Madras—South West Line. 493
North West Line. 119
Week ending June 22.
Dublin and Meath 35 153 134 57
Week ending June 29.
Belfast and N. Counties
Londonderry & Coleraine 361 252 174 426
Week ending June 30.
North Eastern 12071 2e,871 61,575 WU
Week ending July 1.
Mater 1951 1,491 1,178 2,462

THE CONTINENTAL News AT LIVERPOOL.—
POOL, THVBsDAI.—This has beena busy day here, the
relative to the probable early termination of the
central Europe having given universal satisfaction
decided impetus to every description of business. ds
as the Monikur's news was known, American cotton
vanced about Id. per lb., other descriptions also
rienoed a rise. On the Stock Exchange there less
excitement, and prices rose rapidly. All other
were likewise beneficially affected. The universal son
faction was, however, considerably damped by the le
reduction of the Bank rate of discount.
BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.—MARSMIM
JULY s.—The Blassilia with the above mails arrived al
seines at 5 a.m. to-day. The mails leave for Loada
11.30 a.m.
FALMOUTH, JULY s.—The New York and He°
steam ship Fulton, from Havre yesterday, arrived boob
afternoon and embarked 42 sacks of mails, 34 passer'
and 7,2001. in American gold. She sailed for New TO
at 5.30 p.m., with 110 passengers.
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BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS

BIRTHS.
ARCHDALE—JuIy 3, at Biggleswade, the wife of F. APO
Esq., of a daughter.
BRAMEY.—JuIy 3, at Woodlands, Isleworth, Mrs. P. IWO
of a .
CH AMRr.O N.—July 3, at IC ingyton-upon.lhames, the Al
F. (Umberto, Eq.. of a daughter. d
ECCUN.—JuIy S. at llartetreet, Bloomabury-evutrt
of G. W. Eccles. Esq., of a eon.
OAK LEV. —July 3, at Gloucester-place, Hyde-park. W., ••••
of C Oakley, of a daughter.
811ITH.—July 2, the wife of W. S. Smith, Eq., of a sou

MARRIAGES.
FOlMirrlf —PLCMER.—JuIy 3, at St. liichaers Chen* r,
dington, by the Bev. C. J. Homer, W. For,,th.
Rutland-gale, Hyde park, to Georgina Charlotte, dar;_,
of the late T. H. flamer, Req., formerly of Canoe..
Middieset.
PORCHER—PARKIN.—JuIy 3, at All Salute' Chant, WI,
.
by the Rev. R. L. de Burgh, W. it. Pon.ner, Es I .
College. Cheltenham. to Sophia Mary, daughter of the
11. Parkin, Fay., of Brompton.
RALPH--CHUBS.—JuIy 3, at the Church of the Holy TO.
Gray'ainn.road. by the Rev. Dr. Worthington, the
Rolph, vicar of Cbialetion, 'Willa, to Caroline Chubb, a"'
ceder.

DEATHS.
COSTER —July /1. at Grove Cottages, Holloway, John IMO
sots 0(.1. W. Coster, aged 26.
BONSAM NQC ET. —J uly 3, at Brozbournbury, feet& G. J. Same
:. Mod 63
KLuet)lAN.—July 3, Marla, the wife of J. Kidwell. 01
aged 70. ..at
LAMBERT.—JnIy S. at Lower Swalnewlek Cottage. •
W. 0. lambert, Req. w 76
HUCK —July 4, ai Arundel-gardens, Eanslngton-psdt, -•
Kap
PRICK aged
—July OK
3,81 r C. R. Price, Bart., of Spring-14.°-
mood, Surrey. age 64.
WETRERED. —July 2, at Meat Barlow, the wife 01
Withered, Esq., of a daughter.

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