The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-07 00:00:00

from 68s. to 76a., but in some few instances for sample, of
the finest qualities, as high as Ws per qr. was asked.
Barley was also in request and commanded from ls. to 2s,
per qr. more money. Quotations were 395. to 475. ; oats
made from 2.1 a. to 335. ; old beans, 45.. to 50a • new
beans, 42a. to 46a. houpsaa, 445. ; boiling peas, 48.. to
Ns. Flour (seconds) which List week was firm at 50s.
seek, sold at the opening of this day's exchange at s.llDec
and soprogreased in price that previous to its clues'
was the price given for it, and even then some of ti
millers seemed careless about selling.

PFTERMROrt.II. OCT. G.—We hail a large show cf
wheat here to-day, and although prices must be osue'd L.
Be. per qr. higher, the trade ruled dull, and • great
deed did not get sold. Barb's and rate mad* last week's
prises and in some instances the latter were 6d. per qr.
dearer.

ROCRIETIL, Ocr. 5.-With increased animation in the
eon trade in this city, business at oar corn ex.
change ruled exceedingly active, there being a fair us.
quirt' for all descriptions of wheat, at the extreme rates
of last market, holders of finest lota of both white aid
red sorts demanding a further advance of le. to 3s. taw
quarter. Operatkins were confined chiefly to best kinds
extra superior samples of white wheat being now quoted at
70s. to 73a.: secondary Molds, Ins. to 70•; mad leerier lota
at 655. to eh. per quarter. Bed red wheat, 665. to fota,
secondary eons, 635. to 665.; and other kinds, 60.:
to 63a. par quarter. The foreign market was well supplied
with wheat, and, with a steed, inquiry prices are agui4
Is. to 24. per qr. dearer. In the flour market there was as
active trade done, and all finest samples brought about
Is. per sack higher prima. Barley was again rather bighe
in price, and superior lobar,' both and grinduig
kinds were &L is le. per qr. dealer; the terms for ben
malting are 45a. to 48e., and other tote 40s. to 465. per
qr.; beet grinding lets, 335. to 35a., and others, 30a. to est
per qr. Good old oats crammed into terms, and a few of
the extra choice lots are fid. to ls. per sack neater; for best
the prism are 28e. to 31a., and others 22e. to 28s. per qr.
Old beans are in better request, and with a steady err out k
of Immiams doing the quotations are ed. to is. per qr.
higher. In other kinds of grain there is no change.
WISDOM, OCT. 5.-We ban rather more wheat
showing here today, with a moderate quantity of up.ing
corn. Wheat is 2s. per qr. dearer and all spring gram in
favour of the safer as to peke.
Won:Tann, Ocr. 5.-At this day's market there wee
a fair 'ripply of wheat, orbit& sold readily at an advance
of fully 21. per qr. Barley rather dearer. Oats unaltered.
Beans and peas held for more money.
Yong, Ocr. 5.-The supply of wheat at to-day's lora
market wee about an average for the time of the year, the
show consisting of white and red descriptions. The de-
mand was pretty good, and prices advanced 3s. per qr.
White samples were quoted at 64e. to 725. ,• red, 60s. to
65a. parr 36 stone. There wee a fair supply of barley, whisk
met a healthy demand, and in some instances buyers had
totsay • slight advance on the ratmof the week preceding:
Rag, 38a. to 40s. per qr.; grinding, 355. to Ns. per M
skim The demand for cats was pretty good, and a tole-
rable clearance was made at extreme rates : new, Ms. to
30a. per 24 stone. Beans came swiftly to band, and
samples were of fair quality. Bas -was firm, and late
rates were well sustained new, 45e. to 48e. per 38 stone.
Rye about the lame, via., 425, per qr. Malt, 66• to 6t4.
pee qr. Flour, 50e. to 535. per sack of 2801bs.
WATERFORD, OCT. 5.-We cannot report any fore*
arrivals. Supplies of home grain continue to increase. A
good demand for all descriptions of grain, home and
foreign, has sprung up this week, and, with the exception
of barley, we can report an adnnos, in most instances
considerable, on all our quotations of this day se'nniglat
Wheat-In foreign, extensive transactions have taken
place at gradually improving prices, until an enbanoment
of Is. &L to 3s. par barrel, according to quality, is now Te•
quired. Irish finds ready bayous at 21. ed. to 3e. improve.
went. Barley, with larger deliveries, can be bought at 6d.
reduction. Bieck oats have gone up in nine 4d. m•
barreL Indian oorn, with a steadily inererming
closes 2s. per barrel dearer. Flour 2s. higher. Imports
this week :-Wheat, 15 pl. t emir. IS sa ks. lxperte
this week :-Oats, 10,186; barley, 225 krb. ; am, 121;
oatmeal, 40 seas.

ADM:HALTS, Oar. 6.—Arrournwrrs. Mid.
shipmen Alfred A. C. Parr, James Brant, and Robert M.
Sparrow, to the Minotaur.
QURANSTOWN, Ocr. 6.—The Guion steamer Min-
nesota. from New York, arrived here at 10 a.m. today
with 77 passengers. After landing some of them she pre.
seeded immediately for LtrespeoL
QUILNISTOWN, Ocr. 6. —The Canard (extra)steam
ship Usela, frost New York, arrived here at 9.45p.e.
toda with 84 passengers. After landing ten, and dr
rpatcb,
she proceeded for Liverpool at 10 p.m. Allied.
CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MARA—
ALIXANDSIA OCT. 6.—The Bangalore left at 5.10 p.m.
yesterday an& the Pere at 5.40 a.m. today. The freer
may be exposited at Marseilles on the llth, and the hew
at Soathompton shoat the 19th inst.
AMIRICAN AND CANADIAN MAlM—There are
three steamers duo at Liverpool this week with tits
American and Canadian mails. On Wednesday next the
Inman Company's steamer City of Paris and the Allu
Company's ship Nestorian may be expected to reach the
Mersey, the former with dates from New York to Sept...
ber 28th, and the latter with corresponding advice, frost
Quebec. On Saturday next the Cunard steamer Ramis,
with dates from New York to October 2, will, no doubt,
arrive in the limey. The outgoing American and Cana•
diem mail stessners from Liverpool this week are the City
of London, far Now York, on Wednesday ; the Austriss,
for t2nebes, on the following day ; and the China, for
Halifax and Boston, on Saturday.

Disconsay.—Mr. Charles Ed-
monds, of the firm of Willis and Sotheran, communicates
intelligenoe of a remarkable discovery he bas just made,
Ming none other than the reeevire of a copy of Shake-
smade's Passions& boned up with an edifies of
Veneta end Adonis. The precious book has been found in
• lumber-room in the mansion of Sir Charles Islam, at
Laneport, Northamptonshire. Mr. Edmonds says :
" The subject of the present notice is bound in the original
wrapping, vellum, with strings, end without any outside
lettering ; and from its small doe, for it measures only
Sin. by 3gin., would easily be overlooked or lost. At the
end are bound two other rare tracts—namely, Dirs•
pommies awd Elegies, by I. D. and C. M. (1. e., Sr John
Davies and Christopher Marlow) ; and Certeisse of Oroli
Elwin. by C. IHi riow both printed at Middlesbo-
rough, without date, but probably about Lies. The
edition of Venus and Adonis I have had the good for-
tune to discover was printed for Wm. I.eake in 1599. In
all bibliographical lists hitherto published, an edition of
HOD, ' printed by I. H. for John Harrison,' is noticed as
being in the Bodleian Library. This copy, however, has
only • manuscript ti=o, and it was pointed out by
Mr. KOJI/ell (Folio vol. 16, p. 245) that so
edition bearing the date o 1%0 with such an imprint
could have existed, Harrison having parted with the Copy-
right to lAake four yean prerionaly. It may naturally be
conjectured that the Bodleian copy may be the edition of
1599, but, on examining the collation given in the Cam-
bridge Shakespeare, I fad that It is not. The edition of
1599, the oxidises of which I have the pleasure of an-
neunsing to the public, is, therefore, not only unique, bat
an impression hitherto Unknown to aid Shakespearien
editors and critics. I will conclude by saying that the
owner of this remarkable volume has done me the favour
of entrusting it to my custody for • short time, during his
temporary ebonite from home, with permission to show it
to say gentleman in Wrested in Shakopee:hut literature."
CLZMORSZ GAIIDZN3.—My. E. M. Adams an-
nounces that the season at these gardens will close to-
morrow evening, on which 00011111011 the performances.
which are of a varied and attractive kind, will be for his
beneBt.
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