The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-30 00:00:00

a steady demand late prices were establialisd ; h,
Ns. ; new, 48s. to 51a. for 38 stone. &menet awe
fine, 38s. to 41s. per 30 stone. .41
OlronD, Jotr 28.—The market today_wm, asses
shoe of year, very fairly attended. Ths huabol
in the wheat trade waa not very extensive sad vsi igi
confined to retail parchasem, who hoot mew,
prices very little under those of last wecE --
ruled from 50s. to 555. per or. ; red wtteeS, ;MI
barley, not quotable ; old ooft, 225. to sdr. ; aew
sample offering. for which 30a. wee asked ; basil
50a.; flour, seconds, 38s. to 40e. per sack '
111T1LaBO ,300011 Aux 28.—A good sup*
all fresh threshed paresis mold readlly et Ism of u6.,,'NNW;
We had some new winter oats offering today ; ea:
excellent, and the price realised ls. per stone. "

JOLT2B.—Our market opened tits
with a arry quiet ice& and • mall. atteichaes.
was only • short sapply of wheat, prices berai m
ward tendency, bat no quotable champ.
was but little doing. Oste, beans, and peeem.--a;
tads. There was also one parcel of new wire ma
day in good condition, and sold at a good Igoe
ROOHneenn, JOLT 28. —There was a inodaei re
of wheat brought forward by bolder; but akhZ
town trade was well represented business was imewl
sluggish, while sales were made for the most pail"
Extra fine qualities of both white and red view.
barely as high rates u before, but secondary milk
mods were fully 2s. per quarter cheaper.
were chiefly in retail, and there was an slay
absence of transactions of • speculative chiessom
best parade of extra fine white wheat the is em
to 58s. , secondary 50a, to 525., and Werke
535. per quarter ; best red wheat 465. is Mo
others, 434. to 46e. per quarter. In ohm o
market there was not much parting, and the time 4
further decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter ss mg o,
finest North Sea parcels. The flour trade ocean.
out animation, and with only a oonsunipties it
prices are about Is. pit sack cheaper. There mia
but a small show of British barley at market, be i
=Mei
uwere well represented. Fate he pe,
mal and grinding barley are firm, but ofm,
make t Is. par quarter leas money. (km
ere firm, but new and o kinds can be oil*
6d. per quarter lower terms ; the quotations to
kinds are 255. to Ma., and *wonder? and Mies
254. pa. quarter. Beam and peas only implies& m
retail, and the quotations barely am high aslisfiem.

WIRBSCH, Jur., 28.—The weather during the
been showery , nevertheless the crops are opilft
maturity. The little wheat showing to-day aekr,
week's prima. Spring oorn of all kinds in ay,
amply, sad prices in favour of the seller.
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iii(1101191711, JOLT 28.—At this day's market*
a short supply of wheat, which sold at fully di/
last market. Barley more inquired for. Oak GA
in retail. Beans tending downwards. Pus arks
YORK, JOLT 28.—There was a moderate dine
at our corn market to-day, and the best sorts as
rates ; inferior Is. per qr. lower. White, Ms. tali
48a. to 635. per 36 stone. The quantity of barley •
meagre, and prices were nominally unchanged: v
325. to 345. per 30 stone. There was a thin rap*
for which the demand wee fair, at lit* or no
the quotations ; new, 294. to 30s. per 24 rime
inquiry for beans was middling, and the take ve
at late prior., 60s. per 38 stone. Malt, 665. to fei
345. per qr. Flour, 365. to 40s. per sack of 2301 ha

KiRICOILDY, JULY 2&—At oar sonata, inarkeis
we had rather more wheat offering, and sellers sib
to a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr., some punt/Sys
hands. Very few oats and no barley offering
we had small supplies of oats and barley, hid
Oats and barley unchanged. Wheat la per qr. e
Wheat, 455. to 525. per qr. ; barley, 375. to 3k
29a. to 325.

WATERFORD. JULY 28.—Coastwise one small a
wheat has reached us during the week; from eh
are again without anything to report. lanes/se
favourable weather, and quieter acconnte from the
markets, the trade here has been lees animated, se
prices would be accepted for most articles. Fordo
we must quote is. per barrel cheaper, without mac
at the decline. Black oats the turn easier. le&
at a slight reduction is fairly inquired for.
changed. Little or no reports of the potato dicer
this locality u yet. The grain crop in this slob
are looking remarkably well. A few parcels taw
oats have already appeared at market. Imparts*
—Wheat, 650 qrs.; flour, 102 metre. Exports di
—Oats, 1,515 brls. ; Bow, 432 tack'.

THE CATTLE Phone.—The return of t
ported cases of cattle plague in Great Britain for t
ended July 21 indicates a further diminution is
valence of cattle plague. The number of attacks
reported in Great Britain was 207 ; viz., 196 II
11 in Wales, and lin Scotland. The number, ti
shows a dearesaeof 97 on theprevions return. Coosa
total, by adding an estimate of attacks coramenist
the week, but which may be subsequently mewl
number for the week will be 233. Fresh outlaw)
place in 33 farms, or places where cattle ars ki
number of such outbreaks in the previous weak b
The following P 2 counties have from the cams
remained free from the disease, viz., Westmoris•
mouth, the six counties of South Wales, Mont
Merioneth, Carnarvan, Anglesey, Wigtows,
gyll, Banff, Elgin, Nairn, Ross and Cromarty,
land, Caithness, and Orkney and Shetland. In 66
and " the metropolis" no caws have been rep
occurring during the week. 9 counties and 1 R
Yorkshire show an increase of 44 cases, and 11 c
" the metropolis," and one Riding of Yorkshire,
decrease of 141 cases. One animal in oval
, the ordinary stock of cattle in Greet Britian' 1
attacked, and to every 1,000 attacks, whom ref
been reported, 881 animals perished. 150 shay
ported during the week to have been attacked, ma
total to the date of this return 5,598. The tempenti
Royal Observatory has varied considerably do
week. On July 15th the mean was 7 deg. h,Oll
July 20th 6'2 deg. lower than the avenge of t
days during 50 years. The mean temperature for
ending July_ 21st was 821. No rain-f• 11 was reek
THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—The
will, it is expected, become general in Norfolk at
mencement of next week. The wheat crop is
level and good in Norfolk, and a full avers"
anticipated. Barleys are heavy on all the good !I
oats and peas are also abundant. The harrest toil
general in the Lincolnshire fens this week. Alt
cutting of peas has been commenced, and oats
for the scythe. In the neighbourhood of Speld
than an avenge yieldof wheat is anticipated, while
and root crops look remarkably well. On ill
Wolds, &c., everything looks promising. Is 6
Ely the misting of oats has been commented. an
cutting will be general by the end of the week
rumours prevail as to potato disease in thie
About Godmanohester the harvest is e
tended with excellent results. In thtVet
trict the crop of wheat is expected to prove a fsli
a few farmers have commenced wheat cutting. Ce
are made in Norfolk of a deficiency of labour.
wages are irregular, varying from 51. 16s. to
generally the price is 10s. above the terms c
August, 1865.
BARNED'S BANKING COMPANY (Lrun
Announcement has been made that • number of I
shareholders in this company have formed tb
into a committee to institute proceedings in Cbi
relieve themselves from the liability for payment
and to obtain a " searching investigation into the
and proceedings of the late bank." Mr. Joel Es
of London, has been appointed solicitor to the a
and Mr. Pentony and Mr. Wright, of Liverpool,
and treasurer. We understand that the commis
base their action upon the plea that the repres!
made as to the position of the bank when apn
cern were not warranted by the facts of the a
matter will come on for hearing before the Vita
on Wednesday.
QUEENSTOWN, JULY 29.—The CRUD
steamship Aleppo arrived here from New Yorl
p.m. this evening, with 108 passengers, and 76
in specie. She landed eight passengers, and pros
Liverpool at 7.25. All well.
BOMRLY AND MAURITIUS D1A113.--801
28.—The Sultan, from Mauritius, arrived last
and the Coaxial°, from Bombay, at 3 pan. total

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIA

BIKTiD3.
CLAPTON.—JuIy 27, at Queen-street, Cheanside, the'
W. Clanton, F.R.C. S., of a daughter.
GOODRMGE.--July 27, at St. !'aid's-road, Canoeber,
of R. Goodridge, of a son.
GUSH.—JuIy 27, at St. Georgds-square, Ilitnroseda
of W. F. Gush, Esq., of a son.
JONEK—JuIy 27, at Grove-house, Walthamstow. 510
M. A. Jones, of a son.
SBILLINGFORD.—JuIy 27, at Kentish-town-raid.
Mr. R. ord, of • son.
WILKINSON.--July 27, the wife of W. IL Wilkinsce
Kingston-on-Tim:we, of a son.
MARRIAGE&
PEnt-Krrarma.--July 28, at All
the Rev. R. Watt, J. PeUe, M.A., Fellow of (%i1
Cr= to Annette, daughter of W. C. Sikhs
THOMPSON—UPWARD.—JuIy 28, at St. Pantos
Thompson, Esq., of Westbourne-parlocwwo"l
Harriet. daughter of the late Mr. J. Upward-
WILLLAMS—COLDIIA.M.—JuIy 28 at the parish cal
tieham, Norfolk, by the Bev. G. Ff. Scott. Hutchins,
late H. T. Williams, req., of Dublin, to Ellen fiartfel
of the Rev. J. Coldham, M.A., vicar of Mathias.
DEATHS.
BLuirrr.-July 26, at Springileld-vUlt, Bak a
Now...hig. man
daughter of J. K. Cacyenter, Req., aged 22.
DYKEN.—JuIy 26, at Hackney, F. Dykell, Swl•
KLNGSFORD.—JuIy 26, at Uttlebourne, Kent.
Esq , aged 74. Ca
SRT2IOI,IL—JaIy 28, at Charlton-home, lioti•-•
=!!..
R.N., aged 77.../1117 28, at Senthwa, Alice, wife of 0. Wig
Pembrokeroad, Kensington, aged 38.

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