The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-04 00:00:00

Old, 50s. to 545. ; new, 435. to 45
flour, 371. ; seconds, 38s. to 35e. per
Nene/Jinn-on-Trim Jogs 2.-*
aE wheit from the swanky this m
lest Bator& 's rates. Fine here re
fair retail desoard • "middling tarsi
buyer. Floor steady. In beans a
Grinding barley rather lower, se
disposal. Oat. also in lees re
downwards. The arrivals this
oosetwiss. 3,820 ; foreign, 7,321•
foreign, 219 ; foreign, 1,332;
eats, coaetwime, 4,256; foreign, 47
wise 490 ; flour, eorietwies, 1,068 gas
1,818 sacks.
Nonwics, Jugs 2.-The supp
market to-day was shorter than
trams rate, of last week were fully
best qualities ; other soda dull. I
and peas little doing on late terms
cold for the moon up to ye
north end north east wind ; I
which fell last evening, the .
and to-day the weather bas be
White wheat (weighing 84544, 50e.
to 85114.), 48s. 1050 s.; new e
to 631ba.), 435. to 48s. per qr.
per esck. Averages :-Wheat, 3,011
405 qrs., 34a. 3d.
Norrusagare, Jugs 2.-There wr
wheat, the show consisting of whit
tone of the demand was dull, at re
made 541. to 58s. ; old red, 48e. to
to 58s. ; new red, 48s. to 495. per 30
was not much dein, and prevics
grinding, 30s. to M. per 30 stone
was a short supply of at., which
currencies ; new, 28a. to 325. ;
stone. For beans the inquiry was
were established-old, 50a. to 52e.
38 stare. Super flour, 385.; fine,
OXFORD, ?trim 2.-This exchan;
attended, and the samples of w
below the average, and sales were
were compelled to purchase from r
ruled from 50s. to 58s. per qr. ;
Barley very scarce. Osts,22e to 3
request, and higher prices were o
to 52a. Flour, 38a. and 375. pa
which have been followed by fine e
a most important effect upon crop
Ilernsosouoa, Jogs 2.-All fr
today made ls. par qr. over last w
sample of spring corn offering, as
obtained for all descriptions.
BLOM°, Jogs 2.-In the Co
tolerably good show of wheat, the
better than prevtoasly. The ma
nation for business, exeept to a
quently not many parcels exchaeg
at about former rates. A few i
quality were a little easier to buy
white wheat the prices ranged in
mediate sorts, 50a. to We. • se
red wheat, best qualities, gOs.
45e. to 488. ; and inferior, 425. to I
was short, entirely grinding car
30a, to 345. Oats appeared to be a
sales were not brisk, no alteration
occurred. Best Poland', 255. t
to 28a. ; and Tsrtary, 18a. to VI
both for beans and pats ,• old I
to 48s. ; and saw, 38s. to 445. I
ROCHESTER, JUNE 2.-Althour
market were fairly supplied with
grain, and the attendance of the
fair, transactions were exeeedi
sales for the most part were done
on the part of holders failing. to
to any extent. For all superior]
red wheat late rates were obtam
dined Is. to 2s. per qr., with
present terms for best white win
secondary sorts, 425. to 445. per q
and other kinds, 375. to 40e.
doing in the foreign trade, and w
quotations for that description of
la per qr. There was only a limi
the quotations show a decline of
but superior sorts. Good parcel
other lota were the turn easier.
malting are 355. to 38a, and grim
secondary malting, 335. to
per qr. There was scarcely any
the quotations are unaltered.
late terms, but secondary corn r
lower prices. The present rates
28e., and others 19.. to 245. per
in steady request, at fully late
is without alteration.
WIBBICH, Jots 2.-We have
grain of all kinds at this day's
Trade dulL

Womanise, Jou 2.—At thi
again a short supply of wheat
the currency of Ws day se'nn
only taken in retail. Beans still
peas.
Toni, Jose 2.—There was a I
today's market; the show was
quiry,and prices were not much
quoted at 50s. to Ms. ; red,
The show of barley was exceedi
were maintained. Malting, 38s.
32a. to 345. per xi stone. The
scanty, and samples changed
namely, 265. to 31k. per qr. of 24
higher in price, and the tone of
new, 48s. to 50e. per 38 stone.
30s. per quarter. Flour, 355. to
WA/IL/WOOD, JUNI 2.—We c
foreign grain. Supplies from
almost ceased for this season, an
to hand by boat. Scarc:ly any
trade here since the date of our
sufficient for their immediate In
to supply at about previous rates
wheat may be written the turn
must advance our quotations Id
beet varieties move off at full
tious are difficult of sale. Flow
week :—]liaise, 4,216 qrs. ; whi
Exports this week :—Maice, 300
3 ; flour, 200 sacks ; oatmeal, It

Qunzwsroww, JUICE 3.
steamer Tarifa arrived here at
gars and 3,7.34,466 dollars in sr
gers and proceeded inamediatek
MOSTILUCTION OF THE NEB
EY Ftex.—A few minutes befcs
night of the `2lst ult. a fire bra
Cached to the restaurant of the
Music. Before it could be sired
auditorium of the Opera-house,
The &mos spread so rapidly th
whole interior of the building w
of the firemen who were unable
perishodia the games, and one
Miff breese blowing at the tic
save the building, and the site
directed to the preservation of
Boston Morning Journal 0
The destruction by fire on Tui
edifice is • serious lass. It wa
houses in the world, ani was c
thousand imorsons. When GT
country, their appearance at Or
poorly adapted to the requir
du ad the New Yorkers to wa
• proper theatre for the pros
and the Academy was opened c
a few weeks after the opening
cost nearly four hundred thou,
the first year, when Maretsek
dollars per annum. It was aft
effects. Sines is erection it
brilliant occasions, for in add
has been employed for relit
occasions, many of which are
will no doubt be rebuilt with
perk:nee has suggested.

BIRTHS, MARRLiG/

Awaramra-Ifiky $l, atZIA;e
the wife of Major C. Armstrong,
ICINORPORD.--June 1, at Upper
of a daughter.
Pow —Jane 1, at lice Re)
er the wife of IL Pow, ~
HODIER.--June 2, at ton
linebley-road, the wife of Atha
TANNER.—May 31, at Henrietta
wife of Dr. Tanner, of a daughn
THOILUL—May 11, at Nalliwort
the Rev. L T. W. 'Thomas, MA
WY 2 N —Maor 21, at Wimbledon
Wynne, of a son.
ms a 02b•

ILIWOMPORD—PARNELL—may
Steatford-hlll, by the Be►. 0. 1
fwd, aerate at et 11
the ter of the late H. Yet
WH NOWDON.—Key 31, e
Ohm& iWl3ol6lllsa. bl*e II
Doe a the late IL I. Whibl. tOrl
&milder of J. W. Snowdon, of P

ANGELL.-114 SI, at
BfrinMr. O. Angell, aged t
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—Nay gl, 121aa, nth
lane, Cainberwe IL
8.1001.3.—May 31, at Wisdom
Ity6s. BY
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age 416.
131161.1:11KAIT. —Yy $l, at
Caroline, widow of tile late N. 1

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Lanbard-drept, In *h. City
Otlice to Lambard4treet, is I
llonixii. JVI3 ♦ MIL