The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-16 00:00:00

COMJIERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The few parcels of English wheat at market this mornieg
were readily disposed of at prices fully 2s. per qr. higher
than those of Monday last. In foreign wheat the transac-
tions were again upon a very extensive scale, consequent
upon the renewed demand from France, and the continu-
ance of unfavourable weather. The general advance was
fully 3s. per qr. noon the currency of Monday ; and in
many inns:lces a greater improvement was obtained.
Flour must be quoted Is. Gil. to 2s. per barrel, and 2s. per
'sack higher.
Barley in short supply and Is. dearer.
Oats were in fair request at an advance of Is. per qr.
Beans and Peas unchanged.

ARRIVALS INTO LONVOI4 FROM SEPT. 12th to SEPT. ICth.
tirt. antlioh. boutoh. bids. Foreign.
ey Whe5t.......„ I 12/0
140 I I 1200 I 209
14.11090
Earl 2610
Otto 7O 9.10
Mat
flour.

and barrel,.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
SUOAR.—We have bad a very dull market daring the
week, a small amount of business done, and prices have de-
clined folly 6d. The refined market has also been dull,
and prices have slightly declined. Low lumps, 455.; gro-
cery, 455. 6d. to 475.
COFFZE.—This article has been steady, and the demand
improved the last two days. Native Ceylon sold at 475. 6d.
to 485.. and exporters have been in the market.
TE.►.—Prices have been fully supported, but the amount
of business done has been limited this week.
RicE.—Thrre has been a large demand to-day, and
prices are • shade dearer than lut week.
Corrox.—About 2,000 bales sold this week, at a decline
of id. an id. per lb.
MALTPETILE has sold steadily at last week's prices.
SPIRITIL—Rum sad brandy have becia firm at last week's
currency.
COCHINEAL has sold freely at Id. to 2d. advance on last
week's prices.
FRUlT.—Currants : Prices have been supported, but the
amount of business done has been small. 'Valencia raisins
in limited demand at 541. Black Smyrna. in good request.
In other articles no material alteration, but there has
baen a heaviness in most articles during the week.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The Tallow market to-day is quiet, at the annexed quo-
tations :—Town Tallow, 535. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C.
on the spot, 545. ; Oct. to Dec., 631. Gd.; Jan. to March,
64.. 3d. to 545. Gd.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.
We have a large supply of beasts and a slow trade for
them. The average quality is still very indifferent, conse-
quently there is • demand for the choicest, at nearly
Monday's quotations, but prices continue low for
inferior, end several remain unsold. Sheep.—Trade
is dull, except for a few of the most saleable
class, which realise a trifle over Monday's rates;
on the average, however, we cannot quota higher. Good
Calves are in demand at • small advance, but other kinds
are not dearer. Foreign supply consist, of 479 Beasts,
3,590 Sheep, and 421 Cal res ; from the Northern and Mid-
land there are 400 Beasts ; and 80 Mitch Cows from the
Home Contain.

Per none et Q. a4.a d. 1 Per stone of slt a ad.a d.
Bait Peote. Herefords— 44 4 tut Una a tlf...bdi. Lib
Beet Short.horna ...... 40 4 But Ltniewooli
Beeend quality klemet.. 14 3 , De. Cc. team
Oakes 3 4 4 ,' 'twee told eetoodlulos7 36 4 2
Pip . ... . 3 A 4 I De. at. &tors —
Butt Dia. i wiai-ii.;a: 6 0 5 . larnet_...... .. .
Pi . 1 4 5 4
Reams at mayttet. LOW; $t sp and Laub., 8.000;.0alna P3l
ga 2P2