The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND HAREM&

MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.)

SUGAR.—The market op. nod M-day with barn at the
advance quoted yesterday of fullyekl. on last week's prime,
sod the large transactions of yesterday have materially
strengthened the tone of the market. The retina marktt
remains inactive. Lumps, 61s. 81. be, Oa.
Correa.—This article is steady; the public sales are pro-
gressing to-day without showing any material altastion in
prices.
Taa.—The pablic sales consumed to-day, and are pro-
gressing heavily.
Rica.—There has been good demand tw llama, and
purchases to some extent Iran, Ba. 91 to 9a. Pd. Rupp=
has also been sold.
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Ent continues firm. Common Paring sold at 2a to
2a. ld.

Below—Pepper White sold at a toduction of id., 6d. to
Bid.; Bingspore. bleak, nild at a eight advance, 411. per Tb.
Ptmeato said at 3d.
AIROWILOOT.-81. Vincent sold 3d. to 6id.
SALTPlTlLE.—Befraction 61 sold at 455., and the senile
has a dull appearance.
In other articles no triennial alteration, bat, with the ex-
ception of sager, inarke.• have a quiet appearance.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAT.)
Tel market is quiet ; subjoined ars the pekes:—Tows
tallow, 6is , net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 665. ;
July, 56a ,• August to September, 66e. 6i ; °Moho to
Domaine. 675.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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The supply of beasts la main sheet; trade is consequenily
active at fully late quotations. Tha number of sheep
and lambs ft about the same uon Thursday last,
and the prices of that day are watt, generally realised,
although trade is slow. We have a very large supply of
wives. Paola are lower. Our foreign supply conqists of 93
beasts, 2,11111 amp, and 410 calves. Mkt cows 136.
earner arena ...Ai,. Wm a. 4. a. 4.
Beet 11=ceeekilelemill II I Doe freetroeb di
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Wet riee • hatf-ereo 5 4 4 1 Lembo
190.124Beeets at wortsal.so.l; Stump and lama.. F. 430; Oalves. Cel ;
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SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Mmes. Davis report a short supply. Trade dull at hat
dsy's prises. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 808. ; soperior
ditto, lide. to 89s ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 60a.; oew ditto,
80.. to 72e. ; Town, 80s. to 70..; clover, old, 964. to 108.. ;
ditto, second, 80e. to 90e. ; Arm Mo. to Mo.

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WELLINGTON COLLEGE.—His al Highness the
Prince Consort visited the college on Monday las'. His
royal highness presided in the hall at the annoutcement of
the mires by the head-mister, and addreeeed a few words
of advice and eneoaregemant to the boy., especially com-
mending the epteit of kindness and enormity which had
marked their first hall•year together. His rayed highness,
on the minims of the captain (Mr. Haughey) gave an
additional week's holiday, at a special favour, in bottom
of the opening of the college by her Majesty.
normal prime of moth interest are announced in addition
to the ordinary school prime, for the competition of Mid-
summer, 18G0, and the successive years. Her Majesty has
graeiowly signified her intention of giving en sonnet gold
meted to the boy who In moral conduct and general pro-
tir;cocy shall be considered the moat deserving. Hie Royal
Htanese the Prince Coasort will give an annual prim for
historical study; the Archltiabep of Canterbury, for religions
study; the Furl of Derby, for French; and the Council of
Governors will give mice for a Latin sway, for German,
for mathematic*, for chemistry, and, lastly, for botanical
colketices made in the neighbourhood of the college, which
is one of the richest kids far British fl mere In the senate,.
DRINKING FOUNTAIN FOR Sr. 01LE6.8-01 n
Tuesday sight • public meeting to promote the erection et
a free drinking fountain by the working Ciliate of St.
Oileesin-thelields, took place in the Infant school-room
adjoining the church; the rector, the Rev. Anthony
Thorold, presiding. The chairman bawls( latrednoed the
subject to the meeting, Mr. llaetyo, the tmerimer, made a
statement of the rums received, from If. to Id., towards the
emotion of the working man's fountain. 141. had alreidy
been received; a further min of 161. was required, and he
had no doubt that would be faint in • few day. and the
erection of the fountain commenced. On the motion of two
w eking men, • fee Auden was petrel, declaring the convict-
tion of the meeting that the establishment of drinking foun-
tains throughout the metropolis and especially In such
crowded districts as B'. would be attended with the
beet rff .ete on the health and comfort of the popalatka.
The Rev. W. Brcck raid the benefits of them fountains were
so obvious and palpable, end to well calculated owe:tote the
welfare of the working clatter, that no argument wee me *w-
eary to enforce them. He moved a resolution of sympathy,
declaring that it wee better that the working dames should
erect these fountains for themselves. Mr. Brown, of Little
Compton-stunt, seconded the revelation, which wee carried
unanimously. A committee baring been appointed to col-
lecteontribotious, a voted thanks wee passed to theohairmao,
end the proceedings termiaated.
ECCESIASTICAL DEVENUF.N IN DERRAIIL—A re-
turn has been panelist of the amounts rec-ived from the
eceesiastical revenue. of the diocese of llneham for the
years 1856,1867,1864, sad of the some expended by the
Ecclesiastical COartnieriunere to the same diocese, during
the period. The income from the amts. of the soe, which
• ere transferred to the cormulestonent by en Order in Coun-
cil, amounted to 47,039/., the euiecopel revenues to 11,8107.,
the rapitular revenues to 61,9531., making a total, together
s ith some other sums, of 85,8011. The charge, &c., on the
income from the estate of the see, which were transferred to
the commiesioners by order la council, including outlay in
carrying into effect the enfranchisement of the said effete.
am ',anted to 50,6041.; the retiring peneion to Bishop Maltby,
including payments to liviega anaturneed by his lordship
out of the revenues et the see to 9,6311. Livings ar.gmentei
and new dilates endowed amounted to an expenditure of
13,119! ; the total expenditure, together with mine other
kerne, being 24,397/.
Itee PING MACIIINEN IN FRANCE.—The competi-
Wino of roeping machines which bee bees announced, wit
probably take place between the 20th and 25th July next,
on the Emperor's domain of Foailleuse, which is at about
twenty minutes' distance from the stations of Bureaus and
Bt. Cloud, on the right bank of the Vireatilea railway. It
to believed that about 45 French machine. will be presented.
English maker,. have ale° applied to be allowed to compete,
end it is probable that this request will be granted. It to
said that a prize of honour mid to *waded to the maker of
the best machine, French or Enelish.—Galigamsi.