The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—lavamoz., Jmni 7.—Our market continue‘
extremely Eat and irreguhr, with prices rather in favour of
the buyer. The sales are 8,000 balm- including 6,850
American, at tid. Bfd.; 1,000 Surat, 30. to 411 ;
Egyptian, Bd. to log.- of which 2,000 are for specula.
tion and export, The week's import is 105,074 hales.

OORN.—BtantrIGHAY, JUNE 7.—During the present
week a good deal of rain has fallen, which has caused some
animation in the trade, and some quantity of wheat leis
changes) hands at advancing rates. Barley still tenamg
downwards, Oats rather cheaper. In beans more doing.
No demand for peas. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, there
was an average supply of wheat, which found buyers slowly
at an advance of ls. to 2a. per quarter. At this day's
market we had a fair supply of wheat from the Linnets,
which realised an improvement of about 3. per quarter
foreign Is. dearer : the trade closing dull. Barley Is. and
oats 6d. per quarter lower. Beans and peas in improved
demand, at previous rates.

Datum, JUNZ 7. —We had a fair supply of wheat, for
which, at the commencement of the market, the farmers
asked such high prime as to check business, but ultimately
a fair clearance was made at an advance of 2s. • quarter.
In barley nothing doing, and in other grain uo alteration.
Wheat, best, 535. to Ma. per qr. ; middlingg, 47a. to
535.; inferior 365. to 475. Barley, 345. to 4-4 s. Oats,
22e. to 33e. Beans, 465. to 50s. Peas, 425. to 46e. Flour,
fine, 445. to 475. per sack ; seconds, 395. to 42.
MANCRZSTZ/L, JUllri 7.—There was a numerous attend-
ance at this morns market with more enquiry for wheat
and Hour Lhasa of ibut owing to the high pretensions of
holders the business tanneeeted was nut extensive. English
wheat must be quoted ls. to 2s. per quarter, and foreign 2d.
to 3d. per 7011 a. dearer, than on the day ee'nuight. For
flour also we raise our quotations Is. per sack, but this ad-
vance doer not apply to French. of which them is a large
quantity offering. Oats and oatmeal confine to be quite
neglected. No change in the value of beans and Indian
corn. _ _ _

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NEWBURY, JUNE 7.—Our market was this day well sup-
plied with wheat, which met • quick mile at an advance of
from 2s. to 3a per qr. Merely • retail trade in barley.
Oats fully am dear, but rather quiet. Beaus and peas dull
at late rates.

UXBRIDGE, Joys 7.—There is a better supply of wheat
at today's market. The advance in price asked by holder*
checked a ready sale, but ls. to 2s. per qr. was obtained on
last week's prim. In spring corn no alteration in value.

Emotion'. Jose 6.—We had in the market to-day 1,261
qrs. wheat, 156 barley, 938 rata, and 101 beans. There
were sold—Wheat, 1,141 qrs. ; barley, 123 ; oat., 469 ; and
beans, 64 qrs. AN compared with last week—Wheat was
2a up on top, and 11d. up on average. tiarley was same
as last on top, and 7d. up on average. Oats were 3d. up on
top, and same as last on average. Beans were is. down on
top, and 7d. up on overage. Priam per imperial quarter :
Wheat, 51.. 6d. to 60s. ; barley, Mk. to 42a. ; oats, 275. to
245. ; beans, 465. to 5111. Weight of top—Wheat 661
lbs. ; barley, 51 lbs. ; cats, 451 lbs. ; beans, 661 Its.

CATTLE.—Eurnuauu, Jun 6. The supply of cattle
was mall, there being 482, or 211 fewer than on this day
week. Demand good, and last week's prime fully main-
tained. Two oxen, 2.5 months old, sold at 841. 10a—sup-
posed to be lls. per imperial stone. Top prim, 10s. 6d. ;
current, 10s. ; middling and inferior aorta from 7s. to
84. per imperial stone. Fed pigs from 6s. 6d.
to 7s !per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks
old do.,from 10s. to 13e. a head. Numbers in market—Sheep,
3,967; fatcattle,o2; lean do., 679; milcheows,9oo; pigs, Z 7.
The supply of sheep and lambs this morning w.ei 3,0 a,
being 178 more than last week ; 766 of the above were
ewes and lambs and grazing hoggs. Prices much the same
as those obtained last market. Aged sheep in the wool from
10d. to MI. ; clipped, from Rd. to M. per lb. Lambe, top
prices, 30e., 31a., to 325. ; current, from 275. to 28a. ; in-
ferior from 13e. to 115 e. a head.

. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Aralancbe :ship,, from London for Zanzibar, Feb. 28, on the
Line, lon. 115 W.
Buosphabui Ishlw, from Liverpool for Australia, Feb. 13, lot. li
N., ion. le W.
Empress ,shipl, from the Tyne for Hong Kong, March 13, let. SI
R., 1/111.
Illativorth (British banme, from Port Louis for London 41 days,
May 1, let. 12.24 8.,10n. tr. 44 W.
Haw & Beek barque), from Colombo, March 2&
Irene (British brig , from London for Port Natal 78 days, April
la, lat. SI.ASIL. lan. H. 30 E.
Joint ilasterman (ship', from London for Algoa Bay, May 1.
Kob.i.nour ,barase,, for Mauritius, April 17.
Marys, from Akyab for Liverpool. March S. lat. 11N., lon. 88 E.
Norden Mwedish barque', from London fur Adelaide, March 9,

let 220., lon. .
Orwell ship from Plymouth for Port Philip, March 6, lot. 16
8., lon. 3.; Penis.)
Speedy Pettish ship), from Bombay for Loudon, troops on board,
75 .lays, April 30, lat. 14.21 8., lou. 8.1 W.
Startled Yawn British ship), from Calcutta for London, troupe
on board, Aitil 30, lat. 14.21 S., lon. 8,1 W.
Tomo. from udun for Seimpatau), Feb. 7, on the Line, don.
Id W.

EPrefi HOMCMPATITIO Cocoa.—ltS delicious
aroma. grateful eroadlinees, and Invigorating puwer have pro.
cured its general adoption as a lweakfast beveraim. i lb., IL.,
and 1 lb. packets, at le 4..1. per lb., by the principal grocxrd.
Labelled "Junes Epp, Homoeopathic Omelet, Londun."—
Advertiaement.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BARNES —June 4. at Roxburgh VII* Fitockwell.parkeoad,
Mr. it lt.trnee, of • daughter.
CAMPBELL.—June 4. at Gidlands, Gloucestershire, the wits of
the Rev. W. P. A. CsaspbaLl, of a ditagitter.
CH APNIAN.—June 5, at Aldershott, the wife of Lieutenant-
Colonel Chapman. tad bat allow 18th Royal Irish. of a daughter.
CUIFFNZY.—Jutie 3, at Royal.erewmut, Notting hill, the wife
of W. M. Chlffney, Req.. of a daughter.
COOTIE.—Jane 3. at Berkeley-square, the wife of W. W. Cooper.

11.;41Tit ~ a daughter.
KEN Y.—Juue 4. at Vpper Leetenatreet, Dublin, the wife
of Mr. A. D. Kenuedy, of a ono.
PLIIIIIIL—June 0. at Winehecenb, Oleueesterahlre, the wife
of H. Plumbe, Kry., of awn.
MARRIAGES.

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A HAI R—TII RNBULL.--Jwie 5, at the perish church. Pinner. by
SIC Bev. T. Burrow, M.A., A. W. Adair, EN., Captain 52nd
Light Infantry, to Caroline Maria, daughter of J. 0. Turn-
bull. Boy.
ARNOTT—DANCL—June 5, at Bt. Mary's, Bryanstonaquare. by
the Von. Archdeacon Grant, the Rev. O. Anoott. Vicar of Coat.
hum, to t'arollne, daughter of the late Colonel Sir C. Duce. of
Herr House, Taunton.
BARBS—WILLOCK.—June 5. at Walcot Church. by the Rev.
T. Coombe, M.A., the Rev. V. W. Baker. M.A., Incumbent of
Beaulieu, New Voted. Manta to Charlotte Frances, daughter
of„MaJor G. Willock, .L.N., of Liundown-cresceut, Bath.
DEATHS.

ANBTIB.—J tine 4, at liatWrti,l3,niwall, B. Mist* 2i.q,
aged tg.
CIIAMBRILe —June 4, at the Manor House, Great Durafoni,
Captain W. W. Chambers, It N , aKrd 50.
CtiLßY.—June 3, at Greenwich, Mary, wife of Commander
Colby, aged OA
ELLIGT.—ApriI OD, at Mathes, Cornet Riveradale MM. King's
Dragoon Guards, third son of John Lettsoni Elliot, Req., of
Pimlico.
'MN Y Nit—Jutie 4, at Upper ftwainsitlck, Bath, Jane, wife of
the Rev. L. leaps, aged 43.
LAWTOIO.--Juse S. Jane, wife of Mr. J. M. Lawton, of John-
son-street, Olise6lism-hlll, Manchester.
LLoya —Juno 4, at Barham, Kent. E. Lloyd, Rey.. aged 86.
BIMPSON.--Jsma Junes Alexander Sinipen, F,ey, of Ilon•
tegue-ares, Messalleimere, and Moorgateetreet, Loudon, in
the yaw at Ws ago.

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