The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-22 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS.

i THIS DAY.)
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Corrox.—Fair demand at fall mime. Balm probably
about 10,000 bales.
Coax.—lmporto, Ireland and coastwise : wheat, 30 quer.
ten ; oats, 481 ; malt, 17 ; bad" 31 ; dear, 163.
looks. 4,175 ; foreign wheat, 40,388 ; barley, 318 ; bows.
10,793; peas, 125 ; Indian aura, 11,443 ; flour, 2,904 make
and 10,290 bauele.

itiNciNG LANE.—('PHIS DAY.)
SUGLIL—The market has opened steadily but quietly. at
last week's prima. the parcels to be brought forward are en-
dued to parcels of British West India, and are selling without
material change in prices. Berbedoes low to Sae at 33e. dd.
to 40s. Redoed is to improved request; the lowest price
of brown lamps is still quoted at 445., but there is very
little to be bad at the price.
Corres.—The market privately continues quiet. The
parcels offered by auction are selling without materiel
i change n prima.
Tea.—There is a more general demand at previous rater.
RlM—About 5.000 bop of cargo Bengal sold at Bs. 4td.
to fis. for common to good.
Flom —The market is quiet for both currants and
raisins, prices ere oscbsoged.
RIM-120 puns. sold ; Jamaica at full rates, and 56e
Leewards at la. 51d.
BALTP2IIII.—No ales reported.
a:mos.—There continues to be a very active demand,
and prime have farther advanced. The total sales yester-
day were 5,300 bales.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The asarkst is 'body. Town tallow is quoted 425. M. ;
Pasorsiwirs Y.O. on the spot, 435. 9d. ; ditto
October to Dammam. 44a. ; Jaanary to Rua, 44a. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yawn. Harvey and Pastes report prim without altars,
tioo. Primo 111111041 BIM. to 840. soporioa ditto.
86e. to 23. 6d. ; inferior ditto. 60.. to 706. ; lowan. Wt.
to 80a.; clover, old, 911. to 120 a. ; ditto, wood ant, 80a.
to 106 a. ; straw, 26a. to Ma.

THIWZATHEZ AND nee HOP-PICKINifi. —During
the pest week the weather on the wbolebas bore favourable
for the clearing up of the " dregs" of the hornet •otl foe
the bop-pickiog. The stormy weather on baturday eight,
sod the subsequent sharp but treasieet shower., have
" ruffled" such bop-garden as remained unpicked. But alto-
gether greet progress lumbago made, sod the present week
will doubtlees„ if the weather remain fairly favourable. me •
close put to the labours of the pickers. The aocounte
omitieue, as they have been throughout, to be extremely
varyieg, but unfortunately the remark that the crop comas
down "short of expectation" is the promieeut " Modes of
the rug" sung by our correepondeeta. Of the quality, all
accounts concur is speaking witisfactorily, sad judging from
the tone of the market good 'ample* seed sot go beg-
gimp. Prime appear to be rising, the oatmeal result of the
diminished supply asoertateed is the prover of the pickle&
—Sussex .Adreritier. . . .

EXTRAORDINARY TURNIP CAB& —At the Leeson
petty sessioss, on Wednesday. Biddy Kilmartin appearel
to answer the charge of Mt. 'Edward Chime, who accused
her of gosling one turnip, his property, on which charge
she had already undergone five days imprisonment; snot
haring base found guilty now, she was sentesced to un-
dergo fourteen days name imprimonnient in the county
pol.
EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT BY A BANE CLIME
A coefidestialelefir, employed by the Otoventry awl War-
wickshire Basking Company, has just abseended. His de-
facetious amount, it is mkt, to 1,0001. He is eery re-
epectably manected, Red is addition to the elerkshin he
held the office of a district registral. —Biteet Peer
An extraordinary robbery is reportedin the Cork
ropers. A few nights since no lam than !01 sheep wan
stolen from a dock belonging to Lind Stuart de Dales. Tb•
shepherd hes been arrested on suspicion ; bat ash me of the
I sheep hes yet beeiddiscovered.