The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-10 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANIL—(THIS DAY.)
The weather yesterday waa line, and although cloudy to-
day, there has been no rain. The wind is light trout the
westward

The trc+h arrival' of homegrown wheat this week are
of the smallest character. Flour very limited. Barley, malt,
oats, &c., particularly short. No Scotch or Irish oats reported.
The foreign supplies of wheat continue heavy, nearly all
American, with a small quantity from the Baltic. Flour, a
large arrival of American barrels. Barley a very small
supply ; and oats thisweek very moderate, Danish, Russian,
and Swedish. Acargo of peas from Canada.
The wheat trade today is quiet, and the rather improv-
ing prices of Monday last fully maintained for both English
and foreign.
Barley dull, and without alteration in value ,front
Monday.
Flour—Trade very firm, and rather more busineen planing
at the full quotations of last day, especially American
barrels.

Oats rather brisk, and firm, at the slight improvement in
value of last market day.
Beans and peas about the same as on Monday. Tares,
linseed, rape and cloverseed dull ; hardly anything doing in
these articles of the trade.

FIALITING CANlaUlid CM in price, sad a steady business
doing for export to France at the full quotations of
Monday.
WlLT.—Engliah : EMI and Kent, white, new, 384. to
564. ; ditto, flue old, 61e. to 644.; ditto red, new, 38s. to 48e.;
ditto, line, old, 564. to Ms. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 575. to
We.; red, new, 444. to 52e. Foreign : !Ante* 635, to 64e. ;
tine. 65e. to Ws.; extra, die to 705.; Kosipbeeg, 595. to 614.;
ditto. extra. 64r. to 674.; ltosiersk, 636. to 675. ; Mecklenburg
red, 514. to 60e.; Uckermark ditto, 56e. to Mkt ; American
what*, ona to 625.; ditto red, 55e. to 60r.; Grandisn, 604.
to 6.15.

—English malting. 42e. to 44i. ; fine, 49a. ;
chid*. 30s. to :r2..; sod distilling, 30e. to 31s. per qr.
275. to 32e.; ditto distilling, 28a. to Ws.;
41a. to 45e.
MALT.—lagligt, Ewe: sad Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ;
635. to 73e.
535. to 595.; Minctes sad Were, 65e. to 75e.; brown,

Oat. E.glieh fwd. 19.. Od. to 24a. 04. ; potato,
26e. to 30a ; foreign, Th. 061. to 25n
Um, 28e. to 30a.
BUM-English tick, 984. to 40s. ; barrow, 40a. to 434. ;
r 40.. to 44a. ; foreign, 36.. to 370. ; tick,
tc:4oa. ; Konigakerg, 39.. to 44..: 36.. to 38a.
PIAL -Et.ball boiler; 384. to 420 ; w to and blue, 38e.
to 400. ; map 40s. to 43a.: (my, 34.. to 3111. ; hog, 38e.
to 38a. ; fangs, 40.. to 44a.
FLOUIL-Eoglish town, 495. to 50a. ; ditto fine, 53e. to
; country, 42a. to 45a. ; Norfolk aid Suffolk, 36.. Od.;
Free* 46.. to 480. poi wok; Amerman, 29a. to rai.;
Oanadien, 29.. to 901. ; Spaniel", 466. to 49..
Fromm °Amon, all 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat: Berdi.
amok( and Naromople, per 4921 k.., 50.. tone. ; Minks, iffk.
1053 a. ; Piths k Odors, per 480th.., red, 510. to 51s. ; whit.,
Ma to Danube and Galata, 42a. to 48s. ;
337.. to *u. Barley : Nipptian and Syrian, yorritigra.,
21e. to 256 e. ; Od.ma sad Dian)» do., 24.. to 265. Beans :
Egyptian, par qr., 37.. to 38a. Maire : Odors aid Galata,
per 49/Ibe., 30a. Id. to no. ; lbrail and Bulgaria, pm
4801b0.. 28e. dd. to 315. ; Freud, do., -a. to -e. ;
American, do., 29.. to 3.1 c .

Bonier, used, per qr., 40°. to 465. i =
used, per qr., as. to 525. ; mustard mod. per
=lll,s. to 19s. ; brows 12a. to 14s. ; Warted, per qr.,
110 s. Ss Us. ; Linseed cakes, Esidish, per I,WO,
IV. 15s. to 131 lis. ; Americas, this, is brill., per toe,
101. Be. to 101. 155.; do., thick, round, sod obloss,ol. 10s. to
101. 10s; Baltic, W. to W. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. be. to 101.55.;
lisps cakes, 51. to 51. 100.
AILILIYALS INTO LONDON 111011 JULY 8 TO JULY 10.
Whist
mad &M
26110 et Irish.' lareirs.
Bask, l2lO
OWN se 20 I 7220
... .
Mil ls
Meer Mestish. 550 sacks ; Foreign. 40 swim, 21070 barrels.

MINCING LANK -(THIS DAY.)
ffooita.—The public sales are of at about yester•
day's prices, which were full torrid fine West India,
but low qualities barely suppot week's prices. Its.
!load remains firm.

COFFZ/L. —The public Wee offered have exceeded the
demand cod they ore going off heavily.
TlA.—Tbe demand for this article continues limited.
Rice —Bengal sold in public sale at previous rates, but
Madras sold a shade lower.

Rea remains steady. —•
Srices.—The public sales went off without showing any
alteration in prices.
Inutoo. —The quarterly sales of East India commenced
yesterday with a total of 11,260 chests ; consisting of 7,475
chests Beep!, Tirboot, &c., 702 (Jude, 1,396 tituti=
1,361 Madras, 57 Binilipatam, 23 Manilla, and 21$
in the B catalogue. The sale commenced with arrod
competition for middling shipping qualities of Ben at
about last sales prices ; ordinary kinds of a decided c area.
tar went off readily at last male's prices to 2d. ad.
trance ; undesirable aorta base again sold heavily
at irregular prices ; good and fine Bengali met
only a partial demand at May prices. /Eabs
of middling and good quality sold briskly at 4d. to 6d. ad-
vance ; ordinary and low chiefly bought in at May prim to
MI. admen ; dry_ leaf Madras sold seemly at about 3d. to
3d. decline ; 1,273 chests passed the sale yesterday, in.
eliding 345 withdrawn, and 222 cheats bought in, leafing
796 chests sold.
Corrox without alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The marks& is 'Andy. Tows tallow is quoted 49a. Al.
set ; reisesberg Y.O. cm the spot. 50. Id. ; July
to lispiember, 505.; Odeber to December, SA.
BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pettoodea and Smith report the pLuitatios sc.
eennts worse from an parts, except a portion of Mid and
Zest lest and Worcester. There is a fair trade doiog in
hops of all sorts at fully as much wee) as last week.
Duty 70,000 f.

COAL HARIUST.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla Ind Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Hod Budd is
Helton, 17a. Ild.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 6d.
Walla Pod South Kelloe, 15..; Wells Ead. Heugh
Hall, 17a. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 17s. 6d. ;
Walls End Kenos, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Thorpe, Ble. 3d. ;
Byron. 16a. 6d. ; Bell's Primrose, 13e. ; 15e. 6d. ;
West Hartley, 165.-30 ships at market.

RRTIRIMIXT o► LORD HIRBIRT.—The retire-
ment from the Ministry of Lord lierbert, which we some
time ago announced as • settled intention, is now, we
understand, an accomplished fact. The War Secretary
gires up his onerous office solely from considerations of
boaltb, boding the wear and tear of official life too much
for him. The post he vacates may probably be taken by
the present Home Secretary, Sir 6. C. Lewis, in which
case he will be succeeded in the Hosee.offiee by Kr. Card-
well. For the Irish Secretaryship left by Mr. Cardwell.
three eligible nominees are found—eansely, Mr. Herbert, of
Muckrosa, who formerly held theoffice, Mr. Bernal Osborne,
and Mr. Chichester Fortescue.—Srotamon.

EXCURSION ISTR STRUCK BY LIONTKINO. —OD
Monday morning a large peaty of excursioeists left Crewe
for Trentham-park, Staffordshire, the seat of the Doke
of Sutherland. There they engaged in a variety of sports
until about 4 o'clock, when • violent thunderstorm came
on. accompanied by torrents of rain and showers of
hailstones, which in a few momenta whitened the entire
surface of the park. When the storm began ri number of
persona, with a degree of fatuity scarcely to be conceived
peaMble in these days, ran for shelter under one of the
noble elms which stud the park. They had only hum there
• few minutes when • blinding flash of lightning, which
wse instantaneously followed by a terrific peal el thunder,
muck seven of the party senseless to the earth. The re-
mainder of those who were under the tree ran awe-stricken
from the met, and a oonsiderable time elapsed before any
one would venture near. At last some of the least timid
approached, and, on examining the unfortnnabe people who
were lying oe the ground, discovered that one of the
—a young woman named Roe—was quite dead, sM that
the remainder lay perfectly inseasible. They were re-
moved with all the expedido• possible to the Trentham
Inn, and medical aid, after ecasideratile delay. low M-
owed. Some of the survivors have sustained melons
injuries, but it is hoped that the only death which will re-
mit from the fearful accident will be that abovenamed.