The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-31 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARIC-LANZ.--(TEII3 DAY)

The weather continues remarkably fine, anclererythin
that could be desired for the commencement of barred es*.
rations, which in some parts d the conatey haws isisall
already begun.
The home grown supply this week is more Mader
wheat and flour than of late. Barley and ask ecintiansik
very short supply. Malt, beans, and peas inedendn.
No Scotch or frisk oats fresh up. The arrivals d
keratin wheat are rather large, more than ad-
ball being from America, the lamer portion
the remainder Baltic, and two cargoes Mediterramma
Flour, • large supply of American helm Barleyamm.
Oats, a liberal quantity, 12,000 qrs. Archangel, lie or
matador mostly Denis u. with a few Swedish and limakin.
Other articles of the tr.de insignificant.
The wheat trade to-day is quiet, and all descriptions nein' s-
tain Monday's slight advance, especially American, wheals
taken for France.
Flour also quite as dear, particularly foreign.
Barley slow trade, but rather better than last week.
Oats • fair trade passing, and Monday's extreme mini
fully maintained for fine corn ; Weekly sorts more slink
than lately.
Beans quite as dear. Peas rather dearer.
Tares, cloverseed, and trefoil little doing, Linseed. is.
higher than last week, and rapeseed firm. Cakes in pill
demand at improving prices.
FLOATLNO CAKtioEs.—Trade steady at shoal
rates.

Win/LT.—Baglish : Emu sad Kent, white, new, Mx Itt
56g. ; ditto, flue old, 61n to 64e.; ditto red, sew, 384.1er kik;
ditto, fine, old, 584. to Me. ; Norfolk, ko., fins, old„ 3k So
69a; red, new, 44e. to 52e. Foreign t Deattio, Me. teaks
tine, 65.. to 894.; extra, 68e. to Me.; geoigebeig. 59e. 1 3k
ditto, extra,64e. to 67. i.; Matto* 63e. to 64. ; Xecidewheig
red, bk. to Ma.: 17okermeark ditto, 68e. to Me. ; Amin
white. 81a. to 824.; ditto red. 59r. to 60..; Conadieo.
to 63e.

—llanlay.—English malting, 425. to 44.. di% as.:
grinding 30s. to 326.; and distilling, 30s. to h.. per
foglica grading. 27.. to 32..; ditto distilling. 28s. to !az
02111 tang, —a. to --11.
MAlM—Wish, Ease: and Norfolk. 59.. to Ws.; lino.
V.. to 70a ; Kinpton hod Ware, Gus. to 724.; boom
80s. tons. _ _

Orie.ll.nglish feed, 20.. Cld. to 255, Od. ; pita%
27.. to Us. ; foreign, 23.. Oil. to 26..
Ms, 28s. to 30s.
BULL-English tick, 38s. to 40e. ; honeys, 40s. to 1111S4
40s. to 445. ; foreign, Mangan, 365. to Ms. ; itVrt:',lo4. ; Konipberg, 395. to 445. ; Egyptian, 365. WM&
PILL-English bwiers' 38s. to 425.; white and kio.,Mk
to 40s. ; maple, 40s. to 43e.: grey, 345. to 36a.; Wig, mss. •
to 38s. ; forgu. 31s. to 375.
FLOUI.-Bogiish town, 455. to 465. ; ditto an% 113 a.
555. ; oountry, 434. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 355. to
French, 465. to 48s. per sack; Auroriau, 27.. to is
Canadian, 275. to 31s. ; Spanish, 460. to 491.
FLOATING Csßaosx, all C. F. and L -Whisk : Red&
saski and Marianople, per 492)b5., Ms. to Els. ; Uhirya
tos3e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba., red, 51s. to 525. ; Ida%
575. to 595. ; Danube soil Galittt, 435. to 490. ; Br=
38e. to 40s. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, psr
25e. to 265. ; Odessa and Danube do., 245. to 25.. Besse:
Egyptian, per qr., 38s. to 395. liaise : Odors sad Gad%
per 4921b4., 31.. 6d. to 334. ; Thrall and Holguin,. pm
4801b5., 29e. 6d. to 325. ; French, do., -is. to --a.;
American, do., 30s. to 32..
BECDO.-Oulary seed, per qr., 40s. to 46..;
seed, pee qr., 48s. to 525. ; Mustard 'weld, per
white, 15s. to 19s. ; browa, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, pit Ir.
crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 4/11111,,
121. 15a. to 131.55. ; Ameriaan, thin, in brim, per hot.
101. se. to 101. Vie.; do., thick, round, and oblong,9l. Win
101. 10a.; Baltic, W. t 91. ; ]families,s9. 111Lbel
Rape cakes, 51. to 51. RI.
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MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Suona.—The market, which of 1113(i heavily yalteriay.ims
not improved to-day, although gertral quotations mwesitim
altered. Relined unaltered ; lumps, low to fuir peace.
48s. to We.

COMM —ln the absence of publio sales the lumbar•
mains firm.
Taa.—The public sales yesterday closed showing a.isi
of id. to Id. on the parcels sold without reserve.
.rroll.-100 halm sold.
Rim remains inactive.
Rum without alteration.
Markets generally quiet to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.--CISD3 DAY.)
The market is steady at the subjoined prices :—/tims.
burg Y.C. on the spot, 4Ga. to 475. ; July to &ph.
October to December, 475.

BOROUGH HOP MIRRET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messy*. Patteeden and Smith report that there i NO
alteration in the market same Monday hat, and the tats
from the plantations are about the Lime. Duty, 110,11111.

THE DM,HEM Or KENT'S MAIISOLEUIL—TIes
mausoleum which has been emoted in the gardens of lbw
more Lodge, and which is to receive the reconnect tie
Duchess of Kent, wan ooeseatsted on Wednesday theme.
by the Bishop of Oxford. The structine, which is in gig.*
of the minion, is planned after the model of a small Chalk
temple, but not so elaborate in its details ite the well-knoww
monument of Lysicrates at Athens, which is of the Omi-
thige order. It was at the ducting's request that the am-
solemn was erected, nod during its progress rho born*
visited it. It, is circular in plan, And has an inner dames
of 12ft., with provision in the centre for the 'erecters .1 •
pedestal, oe which ul, imately will be placed • mates of dr
deceased, the size of life, and executed in Carnes sessida.
The cireular basis of the mausoleum is surmnoded by• pod.
style in the lonic order, consisting of 16 whims, MIL
iu height, the shafts of which display beautiful monelidlik
composed of Penryn marble 10ft. tin. high, the midi&
and bases being executed in gun-metal. The door-wow
is simple in its details, consulting merely of a bagman
moulded architrave enclosing the mites. which ace Of Nam b
and enriched by panels containing scriptural subjects. m.
entablature of the order is embellished with head* mod
vases, the latter of which are executed in granite. 1b
edifice is covered with a copper dome, having a balustrade
as its summit. In its consecration the Bishop of Ostend
was assisted by the Hon. and Very Rev. Dr. Gerald
Dean of Windsor ; the Hoc and Rev. Marko Ladle
Courtimay, ILA., Canon of Windsor, and one of bar
Majesty's Chaplains • the Row. J. St. John Blunt, IL.
Chaplain to the Prince ILL
Consort, and Vicar of Old Windom
the Rev. H. J. Ellison, M.A.,Chaplain at the Gnarls, and
Viair of New Windsor ; and he Rev. Charles Lloyd, LA.,,
Rector of Great Hampden.
FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS SEKVIIIII IN INDIA. —Tile
number of ships chartered by the Emigration Commiesionies
during the years 1859 and 1860 for the conveyance to India
of soldiers' wives and families was 18. The number of
emigrants who embarked amounted to 0.617, 352 of whom
were male adults, 3,000 female achlts, 1,080 boy% and Lila
giris. The mortality amounted to 600—iix., 1 male mink
20 female adults, 281 boys, and 280 girls.
A MoDELSULTAN. —A letter front Constautinoille
in the Journal de Franeforl says :—" The new Sanas ap-
pears determined to never have bat one wife. A few dap
since the Val de Sultana, agreeably to old tradition,
chased a young slave, the most beautiful that aowii haw
found in the capital. She dressed her out, in jewels wed
the richest clothing, and offered her to her eon. 'Who to
that woman" demanded Abdul Aziz. ' The dare Awn,
according to custom, 1 otter you on your =mica I.
throne' ' was the only reply. 'I have nothing to say is
replied the Sultan ; ' have I nett wife whom I love? lad
me hear no more of inch customs andinch presents.' This
fact I have from such a source that I can guarantee Mame-
rectums of it."
CHYSTAL PALACE. —ONE SHILLING DAV.—
ARCHICZY MEETING AND GREAT
Jinx 30.—Admissions on_ payment, 5,275; ditto by to
son tickets, IMO total, 6,731