The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-27 00:00:00

Friday
Trocadero
HANDICAP SY/MOSTA% W. T.Y.O.

17 n a

Challenge, Bst 13Ib ; Bismarck, Bst 71b; Tumbler, Bst4lb ;
Mistletoe, Bst ; Dick Turpin, ist 12Ib ; Claymore, 7st 12Ib ;
Miller's Maid, ist 91b ; Tremble, 7st 71b ; Grand Duke,
7st 41b ; Maid Marian, 7st 41b ; Life Guardsman, Est 9lb ;
Porter's Knot, Est Blb ; Ganymede, Gat 71b ; Gladiator,
fist 121 b. All are here.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SON'S. T.Y.C.

Fru:whine, Loonies, Jenny, L'Epte, Adeline I, and Coup
d'Eclat are hem
SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. T.Y.C.

Traeiata, Roll Call, L'Africsine, Buckenham dam f, and
Mexico are here.
SWERPATAKEI. Half a mile.
Westmoreland, Nally Rome, Corinne, Ritualist, and
King Alfred are here.

SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOVS.
Athena walks over.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARIC-LANE.---(THIS DAY.)
Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of English
wheat, coastwise and by land carnage, were only moderate,
and generally speaking in but middling condition. For all
kinds the demand wu inactive, but no change took place
in the quotations.
The market was fairly supplied with foreign wheat. In
all descriptions sales progressed slowly, nevertheless prices
were supported.
In floating cargoes of wheat, a fairaverage business was
passing at full rates. Barley changed hands on former
terms, and maize was quite as dear.
Very little barley wu on sale. The trade continued
firm at late rates.
Malt was quiet, at previous prices.
Oats moved off freely at Monday's currency.
Beans were firm, and the value of peas was supported.
All kinds of flour were very firmly held.
Linseed and rapeseed were steady, but most agricultural
seeds were quiet. Cakes were in fair request.

4.71:71133NT PRICE&
Pitot.Liff.
Per Qr. Per Qr.
WHAT. 6 a. OATS. I. I.
Meer, Lent, red, '66 —to Scotch potato
'67 17 to 64 Irish, black
„ Da wile, 'O6 —to „ whtte 24 to 28
, '67 60 to 67 BRATS.I. Norfolk end oolit
red
BARLI7
Malting
Distilling
(binding 34 to 38
MALT.
Ewe; Norfolk, and
Suffolk 66 to 70
Kingston and Were 72 to 76
Brown 66 to 62
lt2s.
New 26 to 41

Mangan
Tick 4O So 43
Narrow
Pil4oll 44 W 46

Grey — to
SI:
38 to 43
Boilers _ to

liooa

Town umule94lllll4
lbs.
Household 6O to 52
Country
Norfolk and tkdrolk,
Si ship 4O to 47

OLT&
Ruttish, feed 2l to 27
, potato
Bcolok, toad
Moe
Per {tr.
weed?.
Deckle and
bug BO to TS
Rostock & Mscalts

Per Qr.

Denbwa
fd to G 1
geashan, herd

OATS S. •
Danish and Swedish lt to 30
Mod= 23 to es

eat
intirrican, red — to
white . to
_ _

Grinding --*
34 to 88
Diddling
Molting
_ . . .
OAle

136734108
K
ES to 40
18014.3 CORE.

Wthe Se to 40
Yellow

nowt browtoi.... 14 to n
.. feedlot .... tl to 241
ARRIVAL OF GRAIN, Ac..
CARRIAGE FROM Sin%
CLUNY&

FLOE'S.

---
Trench, per sack .... 42 to 62
Spanish „ U to 62
American. par WC.. 28 to 37
Canadian „ 2.7
INTO LONDON BY WATER
23 TO SEPT. 26, BOTH IN-

Barley. Mat 0.16. Mar.
qr. qrs. qrs. brie. . Ics
ISO 670 .. 1380
900
1880.. two .. ito
--'--
I 1400 I 670 121040 I .. 12000

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CONR!MARKETS,

(ram ouw OWN oosazarommer.)
Cortos.—The market quiet. Sales probably about
10,000 bales.
Cosa.—The market moderately attended. Wheat in
good demand, at 3d. per cental advance since Tuesday.
Flour dearer. Beans 6d. per qr. cheaper. Oats and oat-
meal unchanged. Indian corn in tau demand; mixed,
425. 3d.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.

(IT TILIGIAPH.)
(PROP OUR OWN 00111LISPONDINT.)
Strong consumption. Demand for wheat at full prices.
Barley the turn lower. Beans and oats steady.

MINOING-LAMB.—(THIS DAY.)
Sro AL—The market continues steady, with a fair amount
of business doing. West India sold at 30a. 6d. to 335.;
brown Bengal, 265. to 295. ; &eyed Manilla, 29a. dd. to
30s. 3d. ; Paraiba, 295. to 294.3 d. Refined quiet, without
change in prices.
Corns.—The parcels brought to public sale are mostly
disposed of at prices is burnt' favour. Plantation Ceylon,
triage, 375. to 58s. ; ordinary, 650. to 66a. ; fine fine ordi-
nary to good middling, 71s. 6d. to 81s. 6d. ; peaberry,
84s. to 93a. 6d. ; native Ceylon good ordinary, 525. to
5.4 a,; Mocha, yellowish, 100 s.; greenish 85e. 6d. to
05s. 6d. • other But India oolory, 850. to 965. ; pale, 60s.
to 665. id.

Tea.—The demand for new seasons is still limited.
Rms.—There are buyers at firm prices, but no further
sales are reported.
Rica-5,000 bags sold on the spot. Rangoon, 12s. 6d.;
Neerands, I Is. 3d. short prompt. Business hsa also been
done for arrival. 'Ballam, lls. 3d. ex ship. Rangoon,
landed, 12s.

Pioir.—Currants are quiet. Common to good sold at
21a. to 29a.; Valencia raisins are selling very steadily
at 29a for ordinary to 355. for fair, and at 3fis. to 52a. for
selected ; Sultanas, fine, 535. ; middling to good, 43e. to
47a. ; Turkey figs, common, 26a. to 28a. up to 65e. for
Po&
Corros.—The market continues dull, and prices again
rule in buyers' favour.
ilillP.—Russian firm, at 39t. for clean.
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TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
. . _

The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 42e. 6d. ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 43n 9d. ; ditto ditto old,
43e. 6d. ; October to December, 435. 9d. ; December. 44e.

HIDE MARKET.—{THIS DAY.;
LIUDINHALL.—Hides : 561ba. to 641 be., 3d. to 3}d. ;
641 be. to 721ba., 3rd.: to 344.; 721bs. to 801 b., 314 d. to 314.;
801 be. tor:1811m., 3 d. to 4fd. ; 881 b. to 961ba.. 40. to 5d.;
561 he. to 10411 m., to Sid. Horse hides, 94.6 d. toloe. 61.
Calf akin., light, 2a. Od. So 41. Od ; full, 7a. Od.
BIRMOVIMINT.—SheepaIdna : Lambe, 3s. 3d. to 4s. 9d. ;
Sheep, 3a. 3d. to 4.. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Maws. Pattenden and Smith report a continued quiet
trade, holders declining to foroe sales. Prime are nomi-
nally the same.

No BAPTISM, NO BITRIAL.—The eon of Mr.
James Coed, of St. Newan, died a few days ado, aged 14
years. The body was removed to St. Newan churchyard
for burial. The Rev. R. T. Wilson Taylor, the rector, in-
quired if the deceased had been baptized! The bereaved
parent answered "Yes." The next question was,
" Where ^' and the reply, "At the Wesleyan Methodist
chapeL" The clergyman then refused to read the burial
service, and the corpse was buried without any religious
rites.— Western Morning News.
Tae KNOLISH FISHERIES.—The Special Com-
missionen—Mr. J. Paterson, Captain Swan, ILN and
Major Scott—who opened their court on the 17th inst., at
Egretnont, in Cumberland, have now finished in that die-
(the river Ehen) for the present. They were occu-
pied two days in hearing an important claim preferred by
Captain Irwin, of Calder Abbey, to a ash-garth in the
mouth of the hen, which Captain Irwin claimed under
grant@ to the monks of Calder Abbey temp. 37 Edward
and a grant to Captain Irwin's predecessors by Henry
VIA, after the suppression of the monastery of Calder
Abbey. The garth is a wattled hedge placed acmes a
considerable portion of the sands of the estuary on the
north shore, end there was a similar claim for a garth on
the south shore by Mr. Stanley, of PonsonbrhalL Lord
Lonsdale also claimed a garth at Starling Castle. Only the
case of Captain Irwin, however, was heard for want of
time. After • deal of learned argument the commis-
skims their judgment. The commissioner, sat
on Wednesday at Broughton Farness, to inquire as to
fixed engines on the Duddon.

Wheat
MIL& sad Scotch MO
.... .: 11140