The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-02 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK-LANG.-(THIS DAY.)

The state of the weather has altered very little since oar
errport. The wind to-day is westerly, with a strong
bre

The English wheat and flour supply this week is ex-
tremely contracted. Barley and malt limited. Oats,
beans, and peas very short. Very few Scotch or Irish oats
fresh up.
The arrivals of foreign wheat are rather liberal, mostly
Prussian, wish some Black Sea, Mediterranean, and Amen-
can. Flour, pone arrived. Barley, nil. is, • small
quantity Swedish and Danish. A large cargo of beans from
Korot, and • parcel of hempseed from France. No other
seeds reported this weak.
. .. . . .

The ;beat trade today is rather dull, the attendance of
buyers being thin ; quotations unaltered from Monday,
English or foreign.
Flour not brisk, and value same as on that day.
Barley about the same as on Monday, being 6d. to la.
dearer than last week.

Oats, a fair trade doing at Monday's advance of 6d. per
qr. on all Si. descriptions.
Beano verT firm. Peas rather dearer.
Seeds.—Liassed and rapeseed a ready side at full prim,
and other sleds improving in value.
FLOATING CA3,0028. --Steady trade at late quotations.
WHEAT.—English: EOM sod Kent, white, nevi, 49a. to
575.; ditto, line old, —a. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55a,
ditto, fine old, --a. to —a. ; Norfolk, Ike-, fine old, —e. to
—a ; red, new, —a. to —s. Foreign : Dant:2)s4. to 59a.;
fine, 58e. to 59a; extra, 595. to —a.; Boit. 52a. he
575.; ditto, extra, 575. to 585.; Rostock, extra, .to Ws.;
Meeklimberg Ws. to 575. • tYckermark ditto, —a. •
American wh
its, Ho. to 57a; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Cana
dian, 50a to 56e...

Blum. —English ntal . —a. to --a ; fine, —a ;
Imo_ .. .
275. to 28e.; sad . • ' 90a to 31s. pee qr. ;
,-..7,74;, virtnding, 25e. to 295.; ditto distelling. 29e. to 31s.
YAM—U(I,h, Reser sod Norfolk, 69e. to 6.3 e. ; Ilia
83s. to 67a. ; Itoptca sod Ware, 86e. to 68..; brow.,
50.. to 58e.

Omm -English Ned, 21a. Od. to 241 Od. ; potsio,
Ma. to 295. ; foreign, 225. to 275.
awe. -English tick, 34e. to 35e. ; harrow, 38. to 39a.
phrsoa, 38.. to 391 ; foreign. liamassiit.a. to 32a. ; flak,
Mto a. 37.. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 39a. ; •a. 325. to 33..
Pa.- list boilers, 395. to 4N.; white and blue, 395.
to 42a ; maple, -s. to -s. ; grey, 35e. to 375. ; hog, 57a
to 395. ; foreign. 33e. to 345.
FLooa-English town, 44.. to 46a.,• ditto hoe, 47.. to 535.;
country, 42.. to 435.; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 375. to 395.;
Fran* --a. to --s. pet rack ; U.S. sweet, 26.. to 29..;
Ceaadisa. 26% to 295. Spsniels. -s. to -a.
Nowt 00aa-Whit.. 31.. to 335. ; yellow, 29.. to 31..
Fwarnia Csamms, all C. F. and L-Whest : Berdi-
might sod Merano*, par 4921 b., 45a. to 475. ; Ghirks, 43e.
to 475. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 m., red, 395. to 41s. ; whits,
- • Danube and Galata, 33e. to 41a. ;
29.. to 33a. Barley: Baptise and Syrian, perEgablr.
21.. to Ma ; Odessa and Danube, do., Ms. to Ms. Beans :
Egyptian, per 480ihe.,301 to 31.. Naha : Odder sad Gelato,
per 4921ba, 31s. Od. to 32e. ; lbreil and Balgarian, per
4804 M., 31.. Od. to 321 ; French, do., -e. to --a
American, do., 29.. to 301; Egyptian, to -a.
Sammi.--Oanary seed, per qr.'
s 345. to 50a ;
seed, per gr., 465. to 50s. ; lintard seed, per
whits, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7.. to Ws. ; liaised, per qr"
mush*, 6N. to 66e. ; Linseed calmer Emit per ta.l
111. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in , per ton,
121. N. to 121. 1111; do., in bags, 111. N. to 111. 100; Baltic.,
01. to 01. t e.: 101. to 101. 101: Rap cakes, 61.
Oat* 71. ;
an Tans,k poi bagel, winter, Ba. to 9s. 01. ; Rape-
seed, Sw per r.. 645. to 72a
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIII DAY.)
(HT BRMSII AND IRMO MAGNETIC TXLIGNAPII).
(nom ornt OWN ooaamoommarr.)
The market, consequent on the American news, has been
excited again to-day, and the tales are expected to reach
15,00 balm, or mon. Prices, too, have goo. up id. since
yesterday.

MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Sims —The market is 'Wady, but quiet. 1500
hags of Bengal Benue, sold; low and low mid-
dling white, 39a. to 40a. ; good middling to
good white, 425. 6d. to 435. 6d. • a floating cargo
of brown Mnacovado sold for the United Kingdom, at 21a.,
landing weights; one of Havannah (No. 1l), at Zia. 9d., for
the United Kingdom ; and one of brown Peroami, for a
near port, at 19s. 3d., landing weights. Refined unaltered.
Corry ham sold steadily at previous prion, but the market
is less active. Jamaies, low middling to floe. 795. 6d. to
101 s. ; plantation Ceylon, triage, Ms. to 81s. 6d. ; line fins
ordinary to good middling, 82s. to 88a. ; pea berry, 89s. to
9k. 13d. ; native Ceylon, good and fine ordinary, 70s. 6d. to
72a. ; small, 68s. to 68s 6d. ; and Bahia, good ordinary
mired, 60s to 61a. Bd.

Corns.—Trinidad has sold at Is. advance ; grey, 59a. ;
middling red. 655.
Tea.—The market is quiet.
itoit.-120 puncheons of Leewards sold at Is. 44d.
Rice AND SALTPLTIIN are both inactive.

Covion.—There is e fair demand and prices in some cues
have futile' advanced. llholleta sold at 120. to 121 d.
Sinurc has sold at 2e. 6d. to 7s. 6d. decline. Native
red livery orange. 7!. 15s. to 81. ; fine pale native orange,
81. 10s. ; garnet, 7!. 7s. 6d. to 71. 15.. ; button sort, dark to
rood second blood, 61.175. 6d. to 91. 2s. 6d., the latter show-
ing the greatest decline.
orrcli.—Good quality sold at 245. Gd., being the previous
value.

TALLOW icutxrr—(THlS DAY).
The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 44e. 9d.,
DM casb ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; July, 47e. ;
September, 495. &l.; October to December, 49a.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. ?attendee and Smith report the demand im-
proved ; stocks of lut year's growth very null ; and prim
rather higher than this day week.

COAL MA R K ET. --(THIS DAY.)
Wan. End Halloo, 16g. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 16e. 6d. ;
Walla End Stewart's, 16e. ; Will, End South Hatton,
16e. 6d. • Will. End Trimden Hartlepool, 15e. 9d.;
Wall. End Hartlepool, 15a. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyls
Hatton, 15s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Rural Hatton., 15s. 3d. ;
Wills End South Hartlepool, 15e. ; Walla End South
Kelloe 15e. 63. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 15e. ; Will.
End Gradoc, 15e. 6d. ; Walla End eageop, 15e. 13d. ; Walla
End Hellos, 15g. 6d. ; Was End Eden Alain, 15e. Od. ;
Walls End Hatton Lyons, 14e. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth,
144. 3d.; Walker Primrose, 114. 6d.; West Hartlepool
Hartley, 14g. 6d.; Welt Hartley, 15e. 3d. ; Cowpen,
15g. 3cl. ; Haatinp Hartley, 15s. 3d.-90 ships at market,

Hop INTELLIOENCE.—The South Eastern Gazette
reports the profits of the hop crops in various parts of the
country. We select reports from some of the most imps
tent plantations. Maidstone.—Although the nighta have
been unseasonable, the bine has taken • start during the
past week. There is no appearance of fly, and with favour-
able weather there is every prospect of a good crop. Fern-
ham, A 'too, and Country Districts.—After • very untoward
March and April our plantations came out very vigorously,
presenting • most luxuriant appearance, and free from
blight—pot only of their natural enemy, the fly, but of the
unnatural one of the exciseman. Since that they have re-
ceived a check owing to the cold, wet, and windy weather ;
but as it is DOW more genial, they are rapidly recovering
from its effects. It would be idle to speak of the future, as
everything will depend upon the tempensture for the next
two months. Worcester.—The Worcester Herald says:
"Our plantation accounts are of an unfavourable character ;
the bine is growing very slowly, and the blight rather on
the increase than otherwise consequently the prospect of
an average crop in this district is not very promising.
LORD PEMBROKE'S SALL—Monday being ap-
pointed for disposing of the deceased nobleman's pictures,
the rooms were crowded with amateurs long before IL
Facribe, the auctioneer, took his seat at the rostrum. The
pictures, forty in number, were all by the French masters of
the 17th and 18th centuries, sod the prices given were high.
Indeed, to judge by the warm competition which took
place for several, it must be affirmed that the French
school is in great favour at Paris :--" The Party in a Park,"
by Pater, brought 3,1501 r. ; " Country Amusement,"
by the same, • large composition with several fives',
13,700 fr.; " The Repose," companion picture to ibexes.
ceiling, by the same, 12,600 fr.; "The Sleep of Diana, by
Vaaloo, 3,2001 r.; " Venus and Cupid," • urge picture by
Boucher. admirably painted, 4.0101 r.; " Portraits of • Lady
and her Sno," by Nattier, 4,140 fr.; " Halt at a Fountain,"
attributed to Lancret. 3,200 fr.; "lance in the Country,"
by the same, 4,300 b; "The Little Flower Girl," and
" The Little Bird's-nest Taker," two single figures of •
girl end a boy, by Drouain, 5,470 fr. ; " Pastoral
Scene," by Boucher, a large picture. remarkable for the
harmony of its colouring, 5,200 fr. ; "A Girl's Head." by
Grease, 6,750 fr. ; " Portrait of a Lady," by Mdme. Vigtte-
Lebrun, a charming picture of • large sine, something is
the style of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 2,200(r., worth more
certainly ; " Assemblage in • Park," by Pater, a large oom-
position, with a great number of figures, 30,800 fr. ; "A
Dance in the Country," of about the same size es the pre.
ceding, and nerving ea • companion to it, but painted by
Lament. 35.700 fr. The whole proceeds of the day's sale
were 187,700fr.—Ortfipi!ani.
SALMON RIVER MINES. —Millen do not count
gold Isere by dollars and cent; but by pounds. IN malty
claims they have taken out from five to seventy pounds per
day to the rocker. A large share of this country is much
like the Oro Fiao district, the stripping deep, and difficult
to find the lend, and is quite irregular in its yield. Some
owning rich claims tell me that their pay has been from one
hundred and sixty to nine hundred dollars per day to the
rocker, and others have paid double that amount to the
mime laboar.—Orepat Tinto.