The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-14 00:00:00

COMWBRCIAL AND MARKETS

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. 1:
(IT 14AONET1C AND BRITIAN TOLEOLATH.) IO A
(711016 OUR OWN COIRIAPONDINT.) le
WO tad only a moderate atten4nnoe of farmer, and millers
et market this nionaing, and notwithstanding the prim of
wheat and hoer twine rather eerier them was nothing doing. e,.
Indian com was • title better than lima wink whit might 0..
be in caoegsenes of the stock being sooty. IL
The r is brilliant. S.
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MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY.
grfiAlt.—Tbe market has again opened with • very dull
appearance, and the padre salsa are prearing heavily.
Cor r xt.—Tbe poNlis sales ars rift Y 1 Milhaud showing jt
say material alteratke in priers. to
TIKA.—The letters from Mart were remised thismernbre.
The exportation to this date shows a dsidemy of 21,630,000 en
lb. compared with the correspoading period lest year. We
are without trenaactions to report this
SALTPISTRIL—The public sale offeredmlifsto6o=7 to
bought A. The article is den, and has as upward .
Rtc• continues dull 7.500 bags Bengal were offered ur
rib& sole, and nearly all bought in at Ile. 6d. St.
Corrox.-200 bale sold yesterday ea 'Change. 111.
Is other srt/cles ao material alteration. Markets generally
hen • gala appearance.
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TALLOW MARKET.—THIS I)AY. ii
St.
The market remise quiet. Town tallow is quoted 675. sq
sett cash; Petenburs Y.C. on eke spot, 57e. 3d. to 6d. ; July 131
to September, 675. ; Accost nod September, 675. 6d. ; oe-
tober sad December, 575.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAT. it
Kr. E. J. Doris reports the stipplo isrgsr, price" without St
alteration. Pnow rmesdow hey, tau to 90s. , warrior l
ditto, Ms. to 90s. ; inferi.a ditto, GO& to 68..: new ditto,
700 to 05..; rotrea, tio.. U. 5..: clover, old, 800. to 106 o.; s
naiad cut, 70s. to Ns.; saw; 70s. to 905.; straw, 33. se
Is 36e.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. If:

NT ILICTIIIC TILZOIRATNI

)(ALTOS (Yarrnana v). —The following aro expected to
leave bele ter Liverpool —Blink Bonny, Buhl Bareak, Bel g
laperansa, Conductor (! r), Whitewall, Apathy, and Star
of the East (1 yr). la

WZIMARILIti (YESTZILDAT).—GiIIirer owl MOOlO ha.p
ha bin for LiverpoL

CRICKET.

THE GENTLEMEN r. PLAYERS OF ENGLAND.— ris
(THIS DAY.)
The first meeting of this truly great match has sk.
just concluded. In briefly recapitulating the moot striking
portions of the really brilliant play exhibited, we must notice SI
on the put of the gentlemen, the brilliant hitting of Mr. II
Hanley, the extraordinary detente of Mr. Haygarth, who •
brought his bat out, and was complimented on the part of
the club by the presentation of • new bat, end
the bowling of MOWS. MarBlllo2, Payne, and V. log
Walker—the latter immortalised himself by his catching
Cadyn out. The players showed themselves worthy of their
fame, Cremes, Pares, teppeiq'a, and Widen • batting la
being first clam Caffyn's, whites, anti Caesar's fiekling
being mind to anything ever saw, sad the bowling being, Hi
ea usual-, of the most extraordinary excellence. The foliat-
ing is the result'.—Players, 199; Gentlemen, 194.

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MR. JOHN BRIGHT.—The following letter has been so
addressed by Mr. John Bright to Mr. Elides, the et the
members of the Mthchester town council —" Yeshdrhr
July 10. My dear tel very mush Oa Kr.
Simpson, Mr. Ord and yourself, and the other gentlemen who
met at the Clarendon Inn, for their great kindness towurde
me manifested in the resolution of which you have sent se
copy. I ani, as you imppose. very much better in heath If
than when I left England m November Lot; and I am sew
Rain that a longer period of leisure, sod of lit:mewl, from what No
is laborious or exciting, will enable me at no distant period to
return to work. If I were well enough to de it, I should lake
to have scam opport laity of meeting my friends in Mthethatar ;
at prestos, however, it would be very imprudent it re le
is
attempt it. I with, however, to assure you and them taw
mach I appreciate the friendly feeling which in so tow ways
h shown to me, and how anxious I shall always be to have re
sad to &nerve their good opinion, although our former poll- NO
till eminexion no longer exists. With many 'honks far the We
Wad ezpvessions contained in your note, belies. me, more ;
very eincethly, Jong DitlGllT.—John hides, Esq., Men- 90
doter." V
SUICIDE TROM A STRAMlMAT.—Yesterday evening
so brow we held on the body of Ann Lbrons, mot 28.
Ht huthaad, who is in the employ of the Osslight Cono
!1E....L.., stated that bin wife hod beenfar some time in a de- to
/gate of mind. On Thursday he took her with le
Rtes b tics Pimlico Per, where they got on hoard a steam- "
boat. As the boat wee crossing to the Nine Elam Pk* she r„,
get ea the met and Jumped into the water. The body was
at Cures os Saturday. Verdict—teenpreary Inemity.
FIGHT BETWEEN TR 0 Kit:fig.—lt rom Noss in
Bre.. we /earn that a kettle was recently fought In that
place between two large golden eagles, and so terrible mee
ths fray and the desire for conquest between these klasly
that they max d not in their onslaught till the of than
wee MILL The dead tares,. of the vaegnished was mead
le the view of Watteau to that martyr lam week, and new by
an Yr now. Ibis deadly =look seppeeed to her
eaterel me faller .—Art orle's net was " harried " the
hind ef art the ash and hoe oh, after we Asys'
Milrlse do kw et their here. boo* themeless lo
ybog thososoosollieleilmorissol el their Impeller
Clang I • Ogg fer.lbter Nor Hod, tbsystSsagled
So Übe violist permits ef rear bird's eyrie ma the
eerier which, el rem wee rarer by Or osnapsot,
dr w e
blander woo so lir ehrthed \Maid the twit n
I. be solar Moto It is aie.it to determlow r the ME-
pro* wee at the begloolso of the Qin vary draper kt
pimp sad datt.—Johos o'Great Jorrttal.