The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-26 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—{THIN DAY.)
fhe rcouipts of wheat fre.th up this morning from Ei
rind Kent were trifling. Nearly the whole of the su?ply
found buyers on former terms.
For the time of yter, the show of foreign wheat was
good. The transactions were on a limited settle, at late
currencies,

Floating cargoes of wheat morn' of .lowly, but price
ruled film.

Maize and most other art ieles afloat were quiet.
Scarcely any English barley was on sal_,e but flaw:, was
a modeicte slow of foreign produce. The demand wss
fairly active, at previous quotations.
Malt was dull, hut no change took place in prices.
Fine oats were in fair request, at fall currencies, other-
wise the trade was steady, and prices had a droop,us
tenihm y.
elianged hands quietly, at smelter:4l rat.s.
business svas g in pcas, or. former Germs.
}lour was steady, at Monday's currency.
Idles...it was farm, but rape.ced and most agricultaml
seeds moved off slowly. For cakes there was a moderato

inquiry.
ARRIVAIA OP GRAM, ke., INTO LONE ON IIY WATHE

cAltltTAlir. 11:0111 it'SK ?.2 TO JITNI::
. _
•VI lieut.. 25..r1ey., Malt. , (Fats. i Flour.
I qr.l
qr 4. tell. as,kn.
Ftgelish fkotrill 1450 21./ :WO I ... ... 111 tU
furri4n 13141 31:16
Total . 1 tt,..0

1.311 i Yilo 11'110

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tern.

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETA.
(THIS DAY.)
(18Y TELEONAIII.)
(rnom otru OWN connEsvoxt,Errr.)
Idaiket stung; sales prohal,:y :Llfi,at 12,00)

COI7OX.
but....

CORN. —Thin attendanee at market; wined very flilW
of ; and white 2d. per ental cheaper. Flour
in naiderale request at about late rat.ii. Beans,
Acally ; / hits mid oaten reMil dennti 1.
Indian coin, mizcd American slightly eater, closing at
345. to Ms. 3d.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-(THIE4 DAY.)
(BY TELEOILLPH.
(FEW OUR OWN (0131A8PONTIKVIT.)
. . . . . .

Wheat a 140 W and except fur finest- samplos
English, Is. cheaper. Barley, beaus, and oats uualtorod
in value.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.--',THIS DAY.)
(BY TELHORLPH.)
(room ova owx owoul-troxnErr.)

Oldinary;lo2., 994., 90n., K&., 7;.., 603., 1,500 tIrk1114:
mild cured, 10,35., 1025., 925., 170 firkins.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Tiro/ix—There is n further disinclination to do' busines
on precious terms, and few sellers at lower rates. Tao
huffiness done in consequence is extremely limited for both
raw and refined.

Comm.—The parcels of Plantation Ceylon brought to
public sale bare gone off flatly, and at prices in buyers'
favour. Ordinary small. 695. to 635. ; tine to tine
ordinary, Ws. to 675. ; low to good middling, 695. to
80s. titl. ; peaberry, 804. to 89s. 61; native Ceylon, good
oidinam to bold. 474. to as. 6d.

TEs.--The market continue,' dull and inactive.
PEPIII3.—A parcel of Penang sold at 2 15-16.
RITIC-50 puncheons of Jamaica sold at steady prices.
litcs..—Low qualities of Bengal err HI request, but the
rules reported are not important.
Correa. —The market is more active, and prices
steadier.

Jura continues dull of sale, 400 bah% sold at 18/. 151.,
and 2,000 bales for arrival at 17/. to 10/.

HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
latarotratAm..—lbdus.--.661b5. to 641bn.. 214. to 3}d.;
641 be. to 721b5., 314. to Md. ; 72Ibn. to NUlbn. 3)41. to 44.
90Ibs. to 88Ibn., 441. to 44d. ; 881bs. to 96Ibs. 4id. to 4fd.
Horse bides, Vs. 6d. to lbs. 6d. ; calf akius, light, 2s. to 4s. ;
full, 7s.

BERstolsralrr.--Sheep skins.—Lambs, 2s. 6d. to is. 6d. ;
shearliogs, Is. Id. _ _

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the demand for
all descriptions continues of a very retail nature, quota-
tions being nominally the samo as on Monday. The plan-
tation accounts continue favourable from all parts.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hartlepool, 17a. 6d.; Walls End East Har-
tlepool, Its. ; Walla End Helton, Ills. 6d. ; Walla Ititd
Tees, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 15s. 9d. ;
Wylam, 15s. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 15s. 9d. ;
Balls End 'rwutall, lhs. 9d.; Braneepeth Cannel.
18s. 6,1. , Cowpen Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; West Hartley.
15s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, lits. 6d.—Ships at markot,
40; at sea, 60.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
26, 8 i.x.

Pin" JrXi

M 1 F. 1 Extreme. *'ti
• IB.T.'t I W. 'lto ,---"--,1 W. B. ,to
It 1191 F.I D. I L
Nairn lo—.lSr's-7450—W. 1-3 —6
W. Ire —O.Ol --.1
Abettlren 110.1.2 r 66'47 W. 1 3 W.N.W b 1
Leith36.2lir 6649 N.W. 4 4 W. c, -
61iirkla
licarbore ~ 30.32 r6O 631 N.W. j 5 4 W. cb , I
Yannouth 30.34r 63 561 N.W. ' I I E. a 1
Helder
—I
—1
—-- ' -
Valenti& 30.40r 66 SI W. 16 N. b 3
Cape tlear 136.34 r 54 53, 2 N.W. eb ' IRoche's Pt $0.38 r 66 53 E.R.E. 3 N.N.W. cb '— I
Holyhead 31136 r6l 56' W. 4 8.5. W. a -
Liverpool _130.40 rOO rt 2 W.N.W 3 W.n I
Ardromain 30.32 r 54 60 N. W. 7 W. 00 0.01 1
Otmcnrartle 30.33 r 56 66 W.B.W. 5 W.N.W ra 0.01 -.
8.11/..11D1V 30.37 rO3 601 E. 3 W.N.W on , I
Plymouth 30.36r 60 571 B. 1 W. Ict6 ' I
WCYmouth - - 1 ! -
Portsmouth 30.36 r 66 50 N.N.E. 1 4 W. Ino . I
London 110.35r 63 he N.H. 1 3 W. boob • -
C. Orin Nes 35.31 r 63 61 R.B.W. 1 1 8.8. W. b• 1
Braid 13032 r6l 150 E.N.E. 3 31 E.N.E. I It
Lorient 1110.9 t a 63 611 N.Z. 3 3 1 N.E. a 1 t
Roclarfort 30.37 6.71.671 E. 3 4 N. W. b' 1
Brussels l__
Paris
Lyons
Toulon 30.116 ,131 $1 E. 1 1 E. b. 1
Beart'sCan 50.05r46;46 B.W. 4 4 B.W. k r '0.03 6

Barometer corrected and reduced to Bides. at sea Irrel. Th.
letterer (tiring), f (falling), a (steady), indicate direction of caption
of the mercury within last le Mum. Thermometer exposed in
shade. Extreme force with its direction during lan 44 hours.
Z.—calm. Weather: sky; c.—elouds (detached) ;
f((.—fug ; h.—hail ; ; m.—misty (lacy); o.—overeast
(dull) r.—rain ; c—snow ; t.--thunder. snow or hail
(Incited), during last 114 booze. Bea disturbsnoe.

Since yesterday morning iirmherical pressure has Increased
si
y. The change in the north, where tt exceeds
fel'on:temi A.
thio, and decreasea a southerly dinetioa, being warmly
noticeable in the south of France. Temperature has not changed
much. The winds over our islands are principally north-westerly
but along the south cornets and in Prance they are light from oast
and north-east. The weather this morning is generally doe.

Tun OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.—GIBRALTAR,
Juwx 25.—The Poonah, from Southampton on the 20th
instant, arrived to-day at 7 a.m., and left at 10 a.m. for
Alexandria. All well.

OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAIM —Kari, Jruns 25.—The Travancore, from South.
ampton on the 13th instant, arrived on the 22nd at 4 a.m.,
and left at 6 p.m. for Alexandria.

BOMBAY (REAVY) MAIL.—MALTA, JUNE 25.—The
Bangalore left at noon to-day for Southampton, where she
may be looked for on the 4th proximo.
CROORHAVRN, JUICE 26, 12.25 P.M.—The Cunard
steamship Cuba, from New York, is now passing Brow-
head signal station en route for Queenstown.
CRYSTAL PALACE. —WO understand that his
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, with the Crown
Prince of Denmark, and a distinguished suite, will be pre-
sent at the combined Ate to-morrow, which will embrace
two opera concerts with chorus, and a special display of
fireworks.

SOCIETY FOR TITE PROPAGATION OF ME GOSPEL.
—The usual City annual meeting in aid of tho funds of
the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel was held
yesterday in the Egyptian-hall of the Mansion-house, the
Lord Mayor presichng. There were present—Lord Lyttel-
ton, Mr. J. G. Hubbard, M.P., tho Bishop of Honolulu,
Mr. P. Cazenove, Mr. E. H. Palmer, Rev. W. T. Bullock,
Canon Harvey, Dr. Currey, B. M. Coml., Dr. Martin,
&c.

--SUPPOSED DOUBLE SUICIDE lIT rim SURREY
Ciro,.—Yesterday the bodies of • man and woman, the
former apparently about 26, and the latter about 23 years
of age, were found in the Surrey Canal, and from the
fact that both bodies were found at the same spot, near
the South Metropolitan Oas Works. and that they bore
the •ppearance of having been in the water some
days, there is every reason to believe that the deceased
committed suicide together. The man is described as
having been a well-built man, of respctable appearance,
wearing a black coat and trowsers, and light waistcoat.
The woman wore a black jacket ornamented with beads,
dark dress, blue bonnet, gold earrings and fashionable
boots with tassels. The bodies were conveyed to Mr.
Bunt's, the Bridge-house, Old Kent-road, that inquest*
may be held on them
Is BURNING Mooßs IN YORICSHIRE.—Yoster-
day, a detached moor in the vicinity of Osmotherley, and
belonging to the Marquis of Aylesbury, was reported to
have taken fire, and 900 acres of ling to have been deo-
with the grouse and some sheep. The
=eids.mt=therand nothing but heavy rain eau put it out.
The cause of the fire is quite a raysterT. The rumour
that were caused by • railway env= is wasesiss.
moon miles sway laving And.