The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-27 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY =MIX TILDBIL&PB.)
NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TYRO STAKES. T.Y.C.
Capitola, Frost, Newland, Prelate, Tycoon, Honestish,
Deceit, Paxton, and Lady Raton are here.

CORPORATION PLATE. Otto mile.
Lozenge. East Lynne, Wangle Eye, Holstein, Risk,
Romeo, Deerhound, Three per Cent., Bouverain, and
Globule f are here.

NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Two miles.
Windham, Red FAH, Holstein, Lady Durham, Eenohla,
Primate, Mir Haworth, Honesty, Rococo, Lady Vane,
Missile, Dark Agnes, and Douro are here.
PAID FORVEIT.—Miner, Harry Brailstord, Caithness,
Dolan, Miss Williams.
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles.
Clams, Dark Agnes, Lady Durham, Ward in Chancey,
Douro, Three per Cent., Terror, Windham, Cranmore,
Lady Vane, Rococo, Stabber, Honesty, Fitzroy, Missile,
Miss Haworth, Red Earl, East Lynne, El Cid, and Yoder-
gun are here.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
(mix Tilt cocasE.)
7 to 4 agst Primate (t)
3 to 1 Rococo (t)
7 to 1 Miss Haworth (t)
S to 1 Red Earl (t)
10 to 1 Windham (t)
Honesty is reported scratched.

HUNGERFORD MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) a
St.
JOHN 0' GAUNT STAKES. One mile and a half. St.
Musketeer, Defy, Loaf Sugar, and Vampire are here. it.
NURSERY PLATE. Five furlongs. St,.
Maid of the Mill, B Flat, Aggravator, Grand March, St.
St.
and Autocratrix are here.
St.
ENTRIES FOR STAND PLATE. fit.
Shrapaell, Sst, 12db ; Jezebel, Bat Sib ; Blackbird Bst 51b ; St.
Colleen, Sat 21b ; Splitvote f, 7st 13Ib ; Princess Dsgmar, St.
7st 10lb ; British Tar, ist 101 b ; Professor Anderson,
:4;
ist 91b ; Virtuous, 7st 71b ; Alberta, 7st 41b ; Comet, Esi:
7st 21b ; Harriet, Gat 71b ; Sunnyside, list 41b ; Knight St.
of Down, sst 12lb ; Autocratztz, Sat 71b. All are here. at.
.11.1.4:-

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS•
`B4

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) al
Coastwise and by land-carriage the arrivals of wheat 100
from Essex and Kent fresh up to our market to-day were 100
limited. Although the transactions were b 7 no means 10
extensive, the trade for all qualities was decidedl it
y firm, S
and Monday. improvement in prices was fully imp- st.
pOrted. HS
There was a fair quantity of foreign wheat on the St
stands. Millers operated cautiously. The recent advance, se.
however, was well maintained. at.
Floating cargoes of grain moved off freely at extreme pt,
quotations. St.
Moderate supplies of barley were on sale. The demand gs.
for all kinds ruled steady, at full quotations. 26
Malt changed hands to a fair extent, at quite late rates. St
In oats sales progressed steadily. All kinds commanded St-
the advanced prices of Monday. The supply was large, 12,
but very little English produce was offered. rat.
The inquiry for beans ruled firm at extreme currencies. st„
Peas were quite as dear, with a steady demand. St
The flour trade was firm, and prices had an upward St.
tendency. ac
Linseed and rapeseed were a slow sale. Agricultural P..
seeds were dull. Cakes were steady.
CURRENT PRICES.
i ENGLISH.
Per Qr. 1

Wain. L a.
FAUX, Kent, red, old 50 to 57
De
to 6
to
52
Do. wgte, old 2
new 41 to be
Illorfoii and Lineoln
red, old
BARLIT

OATS.
Scotch potato
Irish, white
„ black
nuts
Mangan (ISM)
Tick
Harrow
Pigeon
Pails

Per Qr. 11
s. e S 1
26 to 31 SI
21 to 26 11
19 to 25 S

-to-

Malting
Distilling
Grinding
*ALT

22 to 41 I
233 to Si
25 to 24

Essex. Norfolk, and I
Suffolk 66 to 66
King tun and Ware 68 to 67
Brown 4B to 63
_-

Kt&
New 2B to 28

Grey
Maple
V.Tite
Boilers

OATS.
22 to 26
English, feed
t 6 tO SI
~ potato
23 to 27
Beata, teed
FOR''
Per Qr.

WIIIIAT. L L
Dentate and Konigs-
berg 5O to 61
Rostock & Mecklen-
Dl= 4B to 58
44 to 49
Russian, bard
soft
American, red
I „ white

Fun a:

33 to 37
37 to 42
42 to 44
44 to 42

White
Yellow
}Puma.
, French, per sack.— 35 to 38
OATS. Spanish „ .
re Duteh brewing .. 22
.. to 26 American, per brl 26 to
to 30 31
feeding
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, Re., INTO LONDON, BY WATER
CARRIAGE, FRONI JUNE 23 TO JUNE 26, INCLUSIVE.
Wheat' Barley. , Malt. Oats. FITZ':
qrs. qn,.. qrs. qrs. brie 'Rata
Enallsh and Scotch 680 .. 1370 200 .• 400
Irish
Foreign 12060 710 7950 .. 710
..
, r- ---
12640 1 710 1370 I 8150 .. 1170

33 to 55
35 to 34
37 to 40
$3 to 40

Town made, per 290
a to 30
42 to 44
Household
96 to 39
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk,
34 to 36
ex ship

Per Qr.

Osrt s. s.
Danish and Swedish rt to 27
Russian
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BRANS.
Danish
riaPtisn
Mt&
Maple S7
37 to 41
Boile
SG to 40
INDIAN CORN.
St to 36
31 to 11-•

..
BARLYT.
(Dimling
Distilling
Matting _ 9O to 4

Total

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY ELECTRIC A 1.113 INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.)
(TROY OUR OWN CORRESPONDMiT.)
The market rather quiet, and prices are rather easier.
Sales about 8,000 bales.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
Sro.tn.—The market remains quiet, at yesterday's prices.
West India brown, 265. to 2ss. 61. ; middling, 295. to
Vs. ; good and fine, 30s. 6d. to 355. Refined quiet, but,
owing to the scarcity of ready-made goods, prices are fully
supported.
Coeree.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon have
gone off readily at a further improvement of 6d. to is.
E'er cwt. ;fine ordinary sold at 645. fxl. to 665. :middling,
I US. to 735. ; good middling to bold, 745. 61. to 783. ; native
Ceylon meld at 545.
TEA.—The public sales of Indian teas are progressing
rather irregularly, in most eases at rather lower prices.
Rtm.—A few puncheons ofJamaica sold at steady prices.
RloE.—The demand for rough is quiet, but cleaned is in
good request for home use at full prices.
CorroN.—There is less business doing, but prices are
fairly maintained.
HEMP.—Business is doing in Russian at full prices.
Jere.-3,000 bales sold at steady rates.
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TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Th market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 445. ;
Petee
rsburg Y.C., on the spot, Os. 6d. to Cis. ; October
to December, 4i s. 6.1. to 475. 9a.

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BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued steady
demand at late advanced prices.

DIRECT COM NI I SSIONS. —We are requested to
state that the next examination of candidates for direct
commissions is appointed to commence at Chelsea Hospi-
tal on Monday, the sth of November.
The Times hopes that the representatives of the
American navy will find a cordial and hospitable welcome
in this country. Such visitors should be received with
something more than the curiosity which their ships na-
turally excite. We have now not only these American
ships of war in our ports, but the assistant-secretary of
the American navy with us also. The opportunity is an
excellent one for showing how natural and cordial the
amity between the two nations ought to be.
Mr. Emanuel, the Hebrew Mayor of Southamp-
ton, is going to give a grand ball to the principal inhabi-
tants of that town on the sth proximo, to celebrate the
wedding of the Princess Helena.
In consequence of the heat of the weather, the
L extra allowance of brandy determined by the miniaterial
r order of Sept. 14, 1865, has been granted to the French
) troops of all arms from the present time to the 31st of

August.
The great Amathoute vase has been safely lodged
in the Louvre. The cranes of the Qual d'Orsay not being
sufficiently strong to hoist it from the barge on which it
had been brought from Havre, the vessel had to be token
on to the Grenelle landing dock, where there is more
powerful machinery. The immense work of antiquity
was then transferred to a truck of great solidity and con-
veyed safely to the museum.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITIRALL, JUNE 26.—The
Right Honourable the Lord& of the Committee of Privy
Council for Trade have received, from the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her
Majesty's Acting British Consul at Malaga, reporting that a
royal Spanish onier of the Bth of June establishes the
of Santander, Cadiz, and Carthagena, as luarets of 4i
ration for ships proceeding from suipected placea—Garette.
ETON CoLLaos ELECTION, 1866.—The examina-
tion of candidates for the foundation is fixed to commence
on Thursday morning, July 26, at 7 a.m., and the election
will be declared in the following week.