The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-21 00:00:00

CORK BITTTEIL MARKET.—(TIaI3 DAY.)
()T TILZOILAni.)

(noir otriOwitociaiiikaancwr.)
Ordinary, 1095., 1065., 99L, Ots., 835., 60s. ; 1,460
firkins. Rad cured, 1175., 107 s. ; 100 e. ; 160 firkins.
MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Stosa.—The market has opened quiet. Oily mode-
rate sales are reported at about last week's pnoes, inclu-
ding 700 bags low Manilla at 27a. 9d. Refined, previous
nricee are supported, but only a limited business has been
transacted.

COMM—There is a limited amount of business doing,
at steady prima
TZA.—There is no improvement in the demand for this
article.

Aim-1,000 bags Hallam sold at 9s. nab.
RlM—Common qualities are makable, at previous
prices.
COTTON.—The males are too limited to give quotations.
Arra—Further. males of about 6,000 bales have been
effected at full prime.
fluvvirraz.--loio business to report.
SAYSLCMILL—There is en improved demand at former
prima

TALLOW MARKET.—(TMS DAT.)
The market is firm. PetereWrg Y.C., on the
44e. ; July to September, 445. ; Water to December,
46e. ; Dempster, 465. 3d. to 46e. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
mr.. Marks James Easton reports trade at the
following prices:—Prime old hay, 100.. to 110 e.; in-
ferior ditto, 80.. to 90s. ; prime new hay 96a. to 100 e.;
inferior ditto, 70e. to Ns. ; prime old clover, 110.. to
120 e. ; inferior ditto. We. to 90a.; prise new ikover, 90..
to 110 e. ; inferior ditto, 70e. to 80e. ; Mawr. 80.. to Iln

DOOGLIG • FMNIAN INPORYZIL—On the last
day during the past week that Cooke, alias WUhammy.
was before the magistrate at Bow-street, on a charge of
treason-felony, Condon, the Fenian informer, at the con-
clusion of the case drove from the court in a cab, sown-
Miadby a detective charged with "taking ears' of him.
Immediately afterwards • young man hailed another ads
in Bow-street, and ha • entered it, desired the driver to
follow the one in whiali rydan was seated. The cautious
detective, who was the companion of the latter had not
=ed far before he wotived his cab wasebtsfel-
de! Be got out without delay, and having the
other cab, questioned, cautioned, and user thed the
man, but found nothing upon km. that would =
hisdetention. In the meantime Corydon left his an
slipped away, to the astimidasent of the detective. The
whole affair happened so quickly that it attracted the
attention of but few of the peewee-by
Taa Haavaar nr EBBll.—Yeeterday the har-
vest became general in this county. A considerable
breadth of wheat was cut in the course of the past week.
Peas were coated, and in some instances small parcels of
wheat were carried, samples of the new crop having made
their appearance in most of our markets. All the grain
appears fit for cutting ; and if this weather should oon-
thine the harvest throughout Ewen will be concluded at
an earlier period than it has been for many years past--
Butz Herald. _ _

—TheWeather in Belfast, says the Northern Whig,
continues prouliar and posslinjr. On asearlay we had
rein all but uninterruptedly from early morning till late
in the evening. Yesterday, however, we had none at all
It was dull and windy, and threatened rain once or twice,
but it didn't come, and towards afternoon the sun broke
oat as brilliantly and aa hotly as ever. The evening was
very close and warm, and there is no appearance at pre-
sent of any further showers.