The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-24 00:00:00

ki„,th ti,„ A meriftp au.l the Cootinettal merchants N ids.
a meagre bummer. There is no draw in prim.

.1t sr •-2—The markets tins morning
has,- .ern hatreds • rll attendod both by MlLUfgullirtf and
islets:barns, and the amount of business transacted has 'wen
upon the Inertias. There ham been a moderate attendance of
bnyerafront the out towns, including the representatives of a few
Loudon and :scotch grins, and although their Individual trans-
actions have not been large, there has evidently been a creates.
inclination to purchase goods for the tall trade than sr have
prerloumlf been able to report. Steel mixture tweeds and dark
coatings vs been mostly In request In the coloured market
and In some Instances have chansied hands to a fair extent.
Plain cloths hare also been inquired alter, but the o..L„.fer h.;
not been large in the white Tall heavy goods hart tinned
most attention. Beavers haws, taken the list position, and base
met with purchasers to a satisfactory =omit. %%Mirys and
pilots are not at present in large mote* and hire been only
eparinuly transferred. Mete remain In most cases without
alteration

II ABM ART. BrititriuMimi, Juan It —The trade of OM town
continues extremely flat in no department whatever ls Mere
the least appearance of reaction, and In many branches mans
facturers hove not suMelent orders to keep them working nearly
full time. In the foreign department some little increase of hie
la observable: there are a few more orders In tram the Nocu,
of Europe, Moo as account of the Mediterranean and tenant
markets The American trade has been dull for the last the,,,
months, butt little more is being done on account et tint
quarter. With respect to China and Japan, and some 14 ate
recently opened markets, a fair amount of business is being
done. The preliminary meeting of the imnmasters rill
held In this town on Thursday next. It Is most likely that the
present male of prices will be reconfirmed, but underseMng
a great extent prevail.

CORN —CAXIIIUDGR, ant. 22.—We bad a wet . dull mvrtet
and last week's mites were barely maintained. Attendaand
very small.

Ca:n.1833, !Cal 4l.—There was a anal supply of wheat at
market to-slay, small of oata and barley : all were errs. Prices
Wheat, white, 3110, 6,1. to As.: red, ris. to tts. 4.1
barley. 14s. fkl. to 16s. : watt potato, 13. Cs!. to 13s. 41,
Carlisle bushel : flour the same as last week.

OoLairsrum, Jrnit 22.—A limited supply of •heat with an
inactive trade, as millers only purchased sufficient for Immediate
requirements, at priori without variation from last week.

etILIWORD, Jt sk 21.—The quantity of wheat fresh in. with
a portion of last week's supply, made only a moderate sh.,w.
Trade was not brisk, but the extreme priori of last week were
°Mabel. Spring corn unchanged In value. Wheat, G7s. to
765. Barley, 345. to 425. Oats, 245. to 31s. Beaus, 445. to 42a.
AIRITORD. J rsti 22.—A 'limited attendance at market and
short supply of wheat ; this prevented price* failing but the
demand was very sleek. Barley sells freely for grinding. Beau
study sae. Peas and oats dolt and Interior sorts of each od,
pee qr. lower. Wheat. rod per load, Its. to 40a. ; fine, 43
white, 3111. to 4b..: fine. 445. Barley, per qr., 28s. to 45a ; cola,
coarse, par qr., lea. to 2Y.: fine, 3411. Beans, per load, 23,,
21$. Peas. 245. to 1111 s.

Liticgwras, Jett V.—We had a limited show of wheat at to.
day', market. Trade firm, and prices were rather higher. New
white realised, lies. to 72s new red, Me. to 67s : old white, Ms.
to 74a. : old red, 64a. to two. per 36 stone, barley was sparisely
represented, and samples for feed purposes were in request so
recent currencies, which reseed from 3es. to 3fis per quarter A
fir demand took place for oats, and Mayen had to pay tally
former rates for the finest sorts : old, 346. to 37a. :new, 30e. to
335. per 24 stone. There was • moderate show of hems, fee
which the demand was Inactive, and the rates of last week were
difficult to maintain ; sew, 45a. to 445. per 38 atone. Yoe peas
prime were the same as last week. Fyne dour, 49a. to
seconds, Ma to 475. per seek.

NORWICH, Jr.. 12.—There was • very limited supply of
wheat at this market to-day, and the demand being tolerably
good • trifling advance was realised over the rates of this shy
ae'nnlght. little yarning In other articles. The weather daring
the week until yesterday was dull, cold, and unseasonable. nut
slow progress has been made with the hay harvest In come
queues. The reports on the prospects of our barley crops are
conflicting, and they are not likely to prove so satisfactory m
was at one Ume anticipated. White wheat weighing Ulla
to Gibs.), 70e. to 745. ; rod ditto ;weighing `;Ohba. to &fibs , tHs.
toed. per qr. Flour, 4rup. to 481. per sack. Averages:—Whet,
1,113 qra., de. Bd. ; barley, 14 qrs., its. ; oats, 17 qrs., 335.
NOTTINGHAM. Jell. NA —At our corn market to-day there Ills
a moderate supply of wheat, and the demand being steady the
rates of the previous week were maintained. Old white, 701 ts
76a.: old red. 65a to 70e. ; new white, 67a. to 74a ne► red, 64;
to 68s. per 36 done. There was a very small supply of barley.
which met a steady demand, and the rates of last week were eel
supported. Malting, nominal : grinding. da. to it.. per 3u stem.
The show of oda was by no mesas plentiful, and the tone of tie
trade ruled firm at the full prices of the week previous. Nrc,
Ma. to Yd. per 24 done. There was a dull demand for hem
and the.turn in dims was la favour of the buyers New, 4m,
60a. peri36 stone. In peas not much passing, sad prices an.
Hosiery. Super flour, 628 to 645. : fine, de to ..os. per In
OXFORD. J via 22.—There was bet a small attendance. Whet
made last week's prices, viz., 82s. to 70s. per qr. Bailey 1 e
grinding purposes shod, and all descriptions were from It
Is. per yr. dearer. Beans and peas commended the home if.
vane. Oates, which were well supplied, may he quoted at tr
22. to 3:.a. Flour seconds', 411 A to Alw. per sack. The
of corn of all kinds are prOgresstug most favourably under re
influence of a midsummer sun.

Perearmocon, !tun e.—We have a good deal of wheat
showing here today, and last week's prices were folly rralifei,
665. per quarter for beat red and 72$ for white of Cllr. per
bushel. tamely a sample of oats or barley, but beam were a
fair supply, and L. per qr. lower.

SLAVING, JURIC - The corn market to-day was think at.
tended, undolabWd owing to the favourableness of the weather
for harvest operations. There was a short supply ..f tempt, at
last week's pekes. Wheat was In good demand. And for pas
and beans there was a fate i11q111.17. Barley and oats were
moderate.

KOCHI:1121k JCNI —Little business was transacted at ear
city market. where the attendance of both the two sod oantry
trade wit rather bugs. All the stands were fetch supplied withh
wheat and other descriptions of grain, holders of lest kinds of
both white and red wheats demanding an &dean, of about Is.
per quarter. In consequence of this busiuess rulisl dull. millers
refusing to operate to any great extent, and contentiug them-
selves with satisfying immediate wants. The present quotations
for best white wheat are Gm. to fan., and afew manse's., samples
68s. to 70e. per qr.: secondary and inferior white, tits. to tas pre
or. ; best red wheat, 6Pt to 66e. ; and inferior, Isle. to eta, per yr.
Flour expel ienead a rather better demand, and prices were the
turn dearer for a few of the Merit qualities. Foreign wheat was
Arm, and with a rather better inquiry on the part of buyers
lakes are slightly higher. There was a steady denims' tope-
rienced for grinding barley, hut malting lots are little inquired
after. Best parcels of melting were 4W. to tits., and griudbei
kinds, 22a. to Us. per yr.: Inferior lots of grinding. its. to Pb.
per qr. Scarcely anything doing in malt, an I the quotations
remain about the same as before. A slightly humored domed
was experienced for oats, good old lots fetching 24a to to. sad
secondary, Pos. to Pat per qr Beans and pea both steady, aed
prices about the same as before, with a quiet trade.
WISISCH, ins, very small supply of grain of all kinds
here to-day. Wheat is rather in favour of the buyer as to price,
and spring corn fully realties Be former value.
wouczyna, rim 2L—At this day's market there was again s
short supply of wheat, which sold readily at the currencies el
this day week. Barley inquired for. Fine eats ful yUS dear,
sod light rather cheaper. Baru unaltered. Peas rather higher.

Yoa, Juan 2r.—The show of wheat at to-day's corn market
was fair, and the finest sorts made extreme rates ; inholor Medi
met a slow sale. Prices for white were from tits. to 10s
red. Me. to eta per 36 stone. The Inquiry for grinding hart/
was middling, and late currencies were •stablWred ; sampb-s
made 335. to 375. per 30 stone. Oats were in short supply, aid
there was a fair demand at the rates current last eaturdsy ; nes.
265. to 110 s. per 24 stone. The demand for beans was quiet, set
prices were similar to those of last week new, 455. to 48+. pet
3d stone. Nu change In other arUcles. Malt, 10 to 10a: rye,
Els. per qr. Flour, ♦7s. to lea per sack of :Win.
WATIIISORD, JUNI 22 —The arrivals we now report are ma.
and have all come to hand coutwiae. The inquiry for if
articles of the trade is again on the increase, and our matte
closes firm at about the currency of this day fir neigh!. Indies
corn is in very good demand ; prices gave way 3d. per barrel aril
in the week, but this decline was fully recovered the last der 4
two. Foreign wheat Is well looked after, but there being MO
one or two varieties on sale, business is thereby checked.
oats are now In small compass, sad slightly more money west/
be paid for prime good-died parcels. Other article* as Mice
The weather has become warmer. but still it is nut so fine
usual at this season. Imports this week : -Maize, wheat
MU qrs. ; flour. 114 sacks, Exports this week --Oa* 2.01,
barley, 413 ; Sour, 192 sacks.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jura 22.—The Hamburg An*
riain Company's steamship Borussia arrived this site
noon with 91 passengers for this port,Hsvre, and limbs*
168,000 dollars for London, and 24,000 dollars for nor
burg. The Borussia left New York on the Bth. Os it:
12th inst. she spoke the Bremen ships Senator and Mat
land in lat. 42.35 N., long. 58.46 W.; on the 13th, is.
42.33 N., long. 53.51 W., English steamer City of Cort;
on the 17th, lat. 47.29, long. 31.24, English 'feaster
William Penn ; 18th, in lat. 48.53 N., long. 25.3.1
English ship Marie Charlotte ; and on the 20th, lat. 49.1%
long. 12.47, spoke the English ship May Lord, all bond
west.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BECTIEBERO.--June 21, at Ladbrolte•quare, Notting.hM, the
wife of O. F. Blumberg, Req., of a low
HATIR&—June 20, at the Cottage. Easthampstead, the wife of
lieu.-Colonel Davis,, of • daughter.
ORZY.—June 110, at Altrtek, the wife of Captain A. Grey, of a
112aACK:—Juse 21, at Little-heath, Old Charlton, Kent, Mrs.
W. H. Haycock. of • daughter.
MARRIAGE&
ZVANS—PARE.—gone 20, at Suhdesnery Churrh. ehicheder,
by the Rev. U. Braithwaite, Price James, um of It. I. hear.
Kitt., of Rating, to lialm Mary, daughter of the late W
Esq., of Chichester.
LANGRIDGE—HARRYMAN.—June 20, at St. Paul's, Rustiall.
by the her B P. Smith, George. sou of T Langridge. .1
Alereworth, Kent, to Jane glizabeth, daughter of W. 11.0-o•
ROmWanLA, B;11111 o-lllMODGlnbridge
So7.—.lWeuth.
ne 20 at Clifton pariah rhltrA.
by the Right Rev. Birhop Anderson, the Rev. .1. Goa lon.P.
rector of orimston, Norfolk, to EllEtbeth Emma, daughter
the late 1. Hodgson, lay., of Clifton,
DEATHS.
HUTTON.—June 20, at Balham-bill, Surrey, Mary, relict of 11,
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late T Hutton, aped 8&
IRVING —Jane aA, at RelineTric-11111, Chepstow, Hannah. tl•
wife nt Mr. 11 P. Irving. aged M.
TUCKER —June 50. at The Mealtime. Tonbrldge, Kent, ce
line, widow of the late Captain W. Tucker, aged 61
WOOLLACOTT.—June 19, at New Malden, It. 1. Wells,
teed 11.
Wi1L1...1 —June 11, at Battetseauise, Clapham common, a I
Wells. gag- aged 61'

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