The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-15 00:00:00

THE Biurlam 001111 TILILDE.

(Prom the Mark-Imes Express.)

A great deal of rain fell during the week with
some thunderstorms in different localities-not well calcu-
lated to secure the remainder of the crops in good order ;
indeed, had it not been far the coldness of the nights, •
serious amount of injury must have been sustained by
the outstaading corn, of which, unfortunately, there is
much in the north, and some quantity yet in the south.
The cordillera of some of the wheat in various country
markets has been so bad as to prevent any edemas of
prim, while there has beam general improvement of fully
is. per quarter, aid in places still more. With the
glass much higher, however, at the close of the week, and
• cessation of wet, there may yet be • tam for those
who are labs in their gatbarinp,
.with • more favourable
result than feared. Telegraphic ooramankatione give
foreign markets each early intelligence that we have already
to sots some stop in the downward Modesty of prices.
Deasig has found • better trade at the reduced rates, and so
have most of the Baltic porta. The French markets have
been steady, sad Perla, as yet, bee found but difficult sales
at former ram. 10 Belgium and Holland rather lower
rases have been takes, bat ilaarbeo' has recovered from the
kW depressive. All will, however, yet depend oa the
weather, as, should it take up in the north ami in Indeed,
it, will more dispose farmers is the midland and southern
counties to sell at present rates, while otherwise they would
be disposed to bold. Cored& has so excellent crop, bat
opinions are divided es to the produce of the Federal States,
government reports being mach more favourable than
private ones ; but • continual decline in the rates is noted,
so mach so that buyers begin to &Pies accept* the very
low offers made for their produce, and the receipts of our
last 'deices may make a change.
The arrivals off the coast sines 4th September were 63
=7of which 21 wpm were wheat, 36 pain, and 2
. Business was transacted at fella ratan ;-
Marisaople wheat, 38s. 9d. to 39e. ; 415.;
Ohirka, 365. 6d. to 375. 9d. • Polish Odessa, Ms. to
38e. lid. Kalafat, 34e. 9d. ; Ildwaukie, 36a. 6d. to 37e. 3d. ;
ember Michigan. 41s. 3d. ; white Osumi% 43e. Bd. ; maize,
26e. to 275. 3d. ; barley, Algerian, 265. to 26e. 3d. ;
Egyptian hews, 29a. to 295. 6d. ; rye for eminent, 29a.
pm r.
The sales noted last week were 83.175 qrs wheat at
44a. 9d., in 48,799 qrs. in 1862. The London averages
were 455. 9d. on 3,334 Om
The imports late the kingdom for the week ending sth
September were in wheat 152,998 qrs., in floor 87,485 centsMond ai °pond is Mark. lane oa an improved English
c arrival wheat and • good foreign imly. There was •
fair show of samples this morning from Essex and Kent, and
there having been much rain, with • great deal of ecru still
out, the market opened briefly, sad factors were asking 2s.
to 3s. per qr. advances bat eveetnally there was Ism
Isloyeacy, aid atlas wen oily slowly made at an improve•
mearziglsat week's priors of Is. to 9s. per qr. Not muck
was in the for*" trade, bat rather more money
was reaped occasionally oa selected qualities. There was
more too* for cargoes off the emit Oa Wednesday there
were 680 qrs. coastwise, aid 1,630 qrs. from abroad. This wee
• quiet day, sales proceeding slowly in English eat* at
the prices of the peerless Moodie. The Maws is foreire
remained on • limited wale at the thew quotations. Fri-
day's returns were 810 qrs. per wag, and 7,730 qrs. foreign.
With some improvement la the weather sad apple/awes of
settlement, business was extremely slack, and Monday'.
prices barely maintained. Foreign found bat a retail
qt,..a: unaltered rates.
was a fair supply of country Boar on Monday,
though not much in from American or other foreign porta.
For select country markets rather more motley was asked,
bat buyers were reserved. The beet American barrels on.
casionally brought &I. more per barrel, but inferior de-
scriptions remained dull. Town qualities kept at the
former range, 43e being the top price. Oa Wednesday
there were `AO sacks per coast, 390 seeks foreign. Norfolk'
bad but a limited inquiry, but former prices were Rep
as they wen foe Americas barrels. Friday's game.
titles were 250 cacti" coastwise, 320sachn 830 barrels foreigs.
Business was then vary calm for all descriptions of Geer,
but no change of quotations was noted in country make or
foreignTher.
e wee rather more British barley on Monday at
market, and the foreign supply was improved. Much of
the new crop being reported se sprouted, sad some of
pod quality being exhibited, malting sorts and the better
descriptions of English were ls per qr. dearer, foreign
grinding remaining very firm and in good request. Oa
Wednesday there were 24) qre. per west exclusively There
wstill • steady inquiry for all One qualities of *malting,
and the small arrivals of foreign fully suMained
Friday's returns were S 0 qrs. per • coast end prices.,
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foreign. No change was then noted in the prices either of
English or foreign qualities, but they were firm.
The malt trade was very steady on Monday, and the best
qualities quite as dear. The week Bobbed with prices fully
as Wei for all good sorts.
There was • good but not heavy supply of foreign cats on
Monday, with rather more of the new crop of English, and
some from Ireland. The chug* to doubtful weather did
sot in the least stimulate prices ; dealers beieg pretty
and melee only proceeded slowly st the rates of that day
week_; canoes out of order remaining very difficult to quit.
Oa Wednesday there were only 8,510 qrs. foreign. Though
the supply wee limited to foreign sorts, busbies' was with-
out the least activity, dealers for the most part being well
in stock. Friday's returns were, exclusively, 18,060 qra
from abroad, With this increased quantity, on • very dull
market, sales were extremely difficult, and prices scarcely
sustained, even for the best and freshest con.
Of native beans on Moaday there were bat few, bat the
foreign en was large. There being much of the crop
still ant, aid some having suffered from wet, prices, both 1
English sod foreign, were Arm. Friday's business was
limited, without ohmage in prim.
The supply of peas yam moderate on Monday, both as
respects. homo-growtk and foreign imports. Bummers in
this gram was very quiet, and prices scarcely sustained, and
it finished in the same way on Friday.
With but • moderate supply of Hamad, crushing seed
was radur in buyers' favour, but cakes went off well. The
latter were readily platted at the week's close, bat seed we
dull. The seed trade was somewhat supported by the
doubtfulness of the weather. aoverseed, trefoil, tares, arid
fine canary and rapeseed were firm ; bat mustard seed, both
white and brown, was held at much higher rake than sold
at a fortnight back, so much so as to stop sees till about
the close of the market, when it was cleared at 12s. per
bushel. _ . .

Tit; heavy rains and better accounts of prices from
Loudon plurally inducted the wheat trade in the country,
mid most of the markets were dearer ; bat Leeds, Rugby,
Stockton-on-Tees, Kneresborough, Fromm, sad some others,
did not out. soy advance. The following were la. Per Ai!.
dearer, viz.: Birminghmeo, Bourne, Hensley, Bury St. Ed.
mends, Lynn, Market Harborough, Market Sawn, Melton
Mowbray, Newmarket, Oekham, Rochester, Bleeford, 81.
Ives, Bpds and Wolverhampton. A few equalled the
daises,,
Lawtonand were la. to 2s. For quarter dearer, es
Hull, Bristolmoister Gainsborough, Spalding, Sheffield,
Salisbury, Worksop, and Uppingham.
Liverpool on Tuesday was 4d. per rental dearer for
wheat, and prime dour brought 6d. par barrel and la. par
sack more money. Oats unaltered, beans rather higher,
and maize Galahad et Vs. 3d. per quarter for mired. On
Friday with floor weather, wheat scarcely maintained the
previous raise, other grain being unaltered.
The barley trade showed a tenderey upward throughout
the country, in coosequeeee of wet weather, but other
spring corn wan much the sun,
Atldinburgh wheat was about la. 6d. per qr. dearee,eed
at Glasgow there ass an improvement of U. per tale, and as
much on barrel flour. Beans wen 6d. per bale higher ; oats,
3d. to 6d. ; and maize ONO 3d. per bola.
Wheat war also dearer at Dublin, from 6d. to Is. per
barrel, and there wea as adman of 6d. per barrel on oats.

SOUTH-WINTERN STRAY NAVIGATION COMPANY.
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trip on Saturday: at Stoke's Bay. She will in a flow days
commence running between Southampton, Garrey, and
Jersey. The contpasy's fleet own eoesista night steamers,
wren of which an of iron.

Rohl Piii H°QUAL,, GaA y'r-unt-RoAD. The
asabor of patissits nslloved at this hospital during tits wink
eadimg &TR 12 was 3,411. of which 1_,027 wars saw sass.
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HU a trial has been Irma to these restorative remedies. Ifonistb
tattoo with warm water, sad friction with this Invaluable data
sent are the sure“ antagonists to rheumatism and gout. The
inflammatioa of the b iota loon yields to Ms treatment. After
rtibblag in Holloway's Ointment and taking his Pills kw a few
days, the throbbing pan, beak and swelling begin to subside,
IMO/ever demesnes, and the patient feels ho can more without
WI". and WV*p mainly without disfonalang siesta Hollowisfs
tins contribute to dispel the rheumatic priociple from the sys-
tem., tastiltate the wraps' resovery. successfully wad of any
return of the attack, and cooler dexibillty and strength upon
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