The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-20 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS•

MA RS-LANE.-41M18 DAY.)
The weather yesterday was fine until night, when it com-
menced to rain. Tess, it is cloudy, with the appearance
of more rain, and the wind from the N.W.
The supply of English wheat continues very short this
week. Flour rather more liberal than in the early part of
the week. Barley particularly contracted. Oats, a few in
addition. Scotch and In nett very limited.
The foreign sirrlssis of wheat are liberal since last report,
Black Sea and Mediterranean. Floor, a few more barrel' of
American. One cargo of barley only in addition ; but of
oats a large supply of Danish and Swedish, and several
cargoes' of Dutch. Other grain and seeds in very abort supply.
The iwheat nsarket to.day exhibits great firmness, and
Mooday's fullest quotation obtained for all descriptions,
English or foreign.
Flour also quite ss dear am on that der .
Barley, supply very short, andq fully supported.
Oats, notwithstanding the large arrivals in the past two
der maintain Mondays rates for all useful qualities.
per, and tares, fully as dear.
Seeds.-Idoseed and rapeseed firm. Oloverseed steady in
prim. Omar, and mustard, hat little business doing.
FLOAT= CAIGOIN about the same as on Monday, that
day's advance on wheat and maim quite supported.
WIMAT. -English : Ease: and Heat, white, new, 48a. tc
f ditto, fine old, --a. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 48s. to 54e.,
dittd, fine old, .•-s. to -a ; Norfolk, ho., fine old, -a. to
-0.; red, new, -a. to -a Foreign : Dantric, 574. to 580.;
fine, 877. to 58e.; extra, 59a. to -s.; Bouipborg, MJ.
58a; ditto, extra, 58a. to 575. ; Rostock, extra, 5.k. to 555.;
Meekieriburg, 595. to UM • Uckemark ditto, -s. •
American white, 53 to 56e.; ditto, red, 495. to 5.55.; Cana:
dime, 49e. to 55..
Batter.-,English malting. -a. to -a ; fine, -e. ;
=kg, 275. to 28e ; and diAilling, 30s. to 31,. per qr.;
2456. to 29a.; ditto diddling, 295. to 31s.
h, Eases and Norfolk, 695. to 83a. ; fine.
Ws. to 675. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to Ws.; brows,
50a. to 58s.
Oars.-English feed, 21s. 06. to 245. Oa. ; potato,
213 a. to 295. ; foreign, 225. to 275.
Batull.-Itaglish tick, 34a. to MM ; harrow, 381 to 39a. ;
pjg 38e. te.39n. ; forego, 311 s. to 321; tick,
taci'37a. ;15 berg, 38s. to 395. ; 325. to 33a.
Pika-English 395. to 405.: w • and blew, 39a.
to 42e. ; maple, -a. to Poe, Mo. to 371 hog. 37a.
to 39e. ; foreign. 33a. to 345.
Framm.-Esgliek town, 431. to 44a.; ditto fine. 465. to 51a.;
country, 49a. to ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 351 to 395.;
Frio*, -a. to -s. pa sack; U.S. sweet. 254. to 285.;
Osmadian. 2-Is. to 281: Spanish. -a to-s.
Ina= Wm-White. 31s. to 335. ; yellow, 29a. to 31s.
FLOG Canon's, all 0. F. add L-Whest Bent.
.as and Mmitoople, per 49211 m, 45a. to 47a. ; Ghirka, 455.
to, 4711. Polish Miss% par 4801ka, zed, 30s. to 41s. ; whitey
- • • Dewey asd Galata Ws. to 41s •
295. to 13.. Balky: Rapti= and . Effras,
21s. ho Sts. ; Odom and Dam* irt r Bras ;
par4Bolba.,3oa. to 31a. Maims : Odom and Galati,
per 4921b5., 31.. 06. to 325. ; prat and Br:lyrist:, per
4801113 c. 31s. Od. to 321 ; Freacia do., -a to ;
I Americus, do., 29 to 30s. ; Egyptian, -a. to -8.
Sant-Chiaary seed, per qr., 345. to 50:.
• seed, per qr., 48s. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per
white., 6s. to 94. ; brown, 7a. to 10a ; linseed, per gr.,
crashing, 801. to Ma ; Linseed cakes, English, Per tea,
111. Os. to 121.05. ; American, thin, In bets., per toe,
1211 Ok tol9l. 10a.; do., in bap,Ul. tk. to Ul. 10a ;
• 01. to 01. Oa. : Marmilles, 101. to 10/. Ma.: Raps cakes, 61.
Oato 71. ;'Parr, par bushel, winter, ile. to 91 Od. ; Rape-
seed. English, per cpr., 644. to 725.
AIiIIYSIA INTO LONDON TROY JUNE 16 TO JUNE to.
wart
doom and Rosa. pima. Foreign.
Swig
950 I Oats
110 350915
Mali ll4O
Flour, .159)1515. 1070 mg+ ;
LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN HAREEM

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(THIS DAY.)
(Br masa AID num wAoxirso mookaru).
(room ova owl comeepownwr.)
The business in cotton this week, when compared with
the stock in port, hes been a tremendous trade, exporters
and speculators being squally free buyers ; prices have is.
ejitdvanoed.week clams higher in American, ad. to Id. lb.;
Id. ; Egyptian and Surat, id. per lb., with a still
upward tendency. The Committee's quotations for fair
cotton are raised id. per lb. in bowed and Mobile, end id.
in Orleans. Wee. 124,710 ; speculatioe 44,840 ; export,
32,210. Actual export, 7,901. The market to-day is very
brisk at higher prices. Sales about 16,000 bales.
Corn market closes about 2d. or 3d. dearer for wheat
and about 6d. dearer for corn; beans sod oats easier ; a
moderate atteadance, and business to a fair extent in most
of the articles. Traumctions large in wheat. Imports
Ireland, coastwise.

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•lIIINCOTO LANZ.—(THIS DAY.)
Sorsilt—The market has been dull during the west, and
prices are again in favour of the buyers ; good stroeuand
grainy qualities have been most in request. Mauritius sold sk
334.6 d. to 395., and Concipore Bengal, at 395. 6d. The public'
sales of foreign have been confined to Porto Rico, of which a
large quantity km been offered, but only a small portion
found -buyers, refining qualities at 6d. to Is. decline. A
&agog cargo of brown Paraiba sold for a near port at
17s. 6d. Relined—The supply and demand are both mode-
rate, prices are steady.
COT/Mt.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon, held this
week,have gone off well at Is. advance, fine, fine ordinary to
fine middling, 81s. to 935. 6d. • peaberry, 85e. t> 91s. Na-
tive also sold at higher prices; good and fine ordinary, 695. 6d.
to 724.; small, 671. to 68e.
Tca.—A good business has been transacted at firm
prices.
lWw.—A fair business has been tramacted, chiefly De-
merara and Bertice, at IL 51. to ls. bid ; a few Leeward.,
at la. 40.
]'tics.—The market is quiet ; for parcels on the spot,
5,700 bags of low Rangoon sold at 8.. cash. Afloat, two
cargoes of Necranzie sold at 10e. to 10a. 14d.
(triers.—The market generally is quiet, and prices in
some cases are not supported; pepper midst a alight decline,
Singapore, 31d. to 30. c Alleppes. 4d. ; white Singapor%
5,:d. to 50. Cassia Livia* also sold at easier prices, third
and seoond pile. 85e. to 88e. Cinnamon : Ceylon, sewed
POst, ls. tots. 2L ; fourth, 9.1. ; Pimento, 24.1. Giuger,
Jamaica, 495. to 1255.
Fam.—Tite demand is dull for all descriptions' and to
effect sales lower prime would have to be submitted to.
Oorros..—The market is active at rising prices.
Molina sold at Old. to 9td., and 10d. refused for
Tinnevelly.
Joys has sold freely, about 7,500 balm is the public isle
and 9.000 bales by private contract at fully the .ormer cur-
rency.

TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.)
The market is firm. Tows tallow is quoted 445. 9d.,
sit iamb ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the spot, Ms. 9d. • June,
465. 9d. ; July. 48.. 9d. to 475. ; September, 488. Si. ;
October to December, 48s. Od. to 465. 9d.

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

•
LTADZICEALL—Prins.—Hide :56114. to 641b5., 2gd. to
3cL;64lbs. to Tabs. 3d. to 31d. ; 721ba. to 801bs, 3g.1. to
mod, ; ADlhs. to 881bs, 3141. to 4d. ; &Übe. to 961b5.,
4d. to 4g41. Rom hills, 80. to 10s. Oat skins, light,
b. to 3s. ; fell; ss. Id.
insJIONDSZT.—Lamb skins : 2s. 6d. to 4s. 0.1. ; shear.
Hags, L. 4d. to la. sd.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
• lbws. Attendee sad Smith report a fair consumptive
&mud for but year's growth at firm prices,
whit bat few on offer. The plantatioe accounts
aren't so favourable; the oontimpot wet wrather, with
cold nights, retards the prognr of the plant, which on the
day polishes a very sickly appearance.

COAL MARKET. 'HIS DAY.)
Walls Sad Halloo, lila 9d.; Walls End Irazabton, 14s. 6d.;
Walls Sad Haswell. 16a. 9d.; Walls Sad Iliewarts, 16s. 3d.;
Walls Brad South Heaton. 16s. 9d. ; Walls Fad Tranvia&
HartlapooL 15s. 9d. ; Walls Sad Braddyls Rettoo, 16s. 6d.;
Walla Fad Russell Hatteras, 15s. Ild. ; Walls Fad South
Brardopsol. 151 ; Walls Sad SOUth Kaki, 15a. 9d. ; Walla
End Heath Hall, 13a. 3d. ; Walls Sad Barton, lis. 3d.;
W.Yisto. 13•• ; Writ 14a. ; Davidaaes Hartley,
14a. 3d.-89 ships at amarkst.

THY WINKER OF ME DIRDY ADD THY LADY
Gooria Procianiox.—We understand that in the lady
Godlva procession, on Monday next, will swotr the trainer
of Caaretacus, who will be dressed in the costume of •
jockey. The anther (Robert Smith) is a native of Coventry,
as is glen Mr. lacewing, the onset. of the hone.- -Bryn:iv-
, Mae Daily Post.