The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

MINER.-(THI8 DA YJ

Two o'Otooz.
The mining market is quiet to•day„ and prices
generally areunchaliged. GreatTorsbares are quoted
35 to a ; East Lovell, 13 to j; East Roiewarne,
to a ; Chiverton, 8 to / ; West Chiverton, 71 to
73 ; Chivertoo Moor, 3to ; and Lady Bertha,
to Us.
Val Autigoria shares have declined, and Monks
Aureoe are dull.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON ACORN MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)
MaoelDo AID mrmemlamoem. rmaimurs.)
(MN ODA OWN OONWISTONDINT.)
00111 ON. —Ms marMea mailisare very stress sad Me
sales will probably Mot up 20,000 bales.
Cosa.—Tbe marble& fairly &Mended. Wbeat only ia
moderate request, and sellers sabealt be a imbue of lid. per
metal on pmeels below Friday. Flour is dd. preemie Muer ;
DO °lmage in tamely lodise corn lower, with fair Webber
doles mixed 295. 9d. to 20/. Beam, oats, sad oatmeal,
unaltered.

1111ROING-LANIL --MEM DAY.)
SI:GAL—The masskst has opened with • very firm ap.
parsec, at prices fully equal to last week's currency to •
little above. The private sales Willi& crystallised Mauri-
tius at 375. fiLL The present 'took ia Lando* is now 104,000
tons, being • little above that of last year. Riidoed pieces
are in active request, and ooromatid rather higher Prizes
dried goods are also in good demsod, the better godlike it .
Arm rotes, browo lumps being • little dearer.
Corte.—Oeing to large parcels being declared for sals,
the market privately le Wadies. The public sales are pro.
grossing without material change, bat last week's prices are
barely
TEA.°llPhlitutr'filt privately ceatintiee quiet.
Rim. —The market is Inactive.
Rice.—The demand is less active, but prices remain very

•
erm
Brit-ca.—About 100 over of MOW' nines sold; wood
pile 87r. to 88.. Popper mimesis, atoody.
Sourrgrag.-.-Trro huodred Dago cold, refraction 4, of 230.
Corrox matiorms to good worst, ot firm prima
JUT/L.—Business is doiog at moody Om.

TALLOW MARSIT.—(THIS DAY.)
The mat ket is firm at the following qaceatioos :—Petere-
berg Y.C., on IM spot, DO.. 6311. to 455. 6d ; old, 455, 6d.
Decembirr 4/s. 3.1. to 47a. 61.; January to Marob, 47a. 94.;

SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.-4THIB DAY.)
Cnstiss James Easton reports trade a )sat d•
priest :—Prime old clover, from 120 s. to 140 s. ; inferior
ditto. 100 s. to 110.. ; rails* mellow hay. 110.. to 1235. ;
inform ditto, 96.. to 106 s. ; straw, 36.. to 42..

BARNET CATTLE FAIR (THIS DAY).—Although
many of the store cattle had bees sold the previous day,
there were this morning large droves of stock remaining ea
hand, bevies being very shy. A large motice was bald
last evening at the Town-hall. Boot, F. IL Geathey,
Esq., the high sheriff of the county, is the *hair, to
sounder the beat mane to check the progress of
the settle disease. A large member of cattle dealers frost
all parts of the oonstry were present, card the secomets de-
tailed were alarming. The statements »deed precluded
Salve eintooision in stcre stook at today's fur, and created
a polo is Kock dealing. Ica many pasts of the oouotry the
admiesion of the cattle into the local stock
furthermostrkets
is enapended, and the voices
that there is as abandanoe of healthy cattle
country districts, bet even the high and 'deuced prime
obtainable wall not laxities them to drive cattle on the road, •
oar bring them within 20 miles of the metropolis, for
fear of contagion. Dolor sod stork owners seem of
E 'iga sad
that London is the hotbed of the cattle
ue, dup to midday the business was very
• ited. Theo will be no cattle fair to-morrow,
Is the horse fair there is a large show of animals, but not
any first.elass horses. Prices range from 4 guineas up to 40
guineas, and there ie • brisk trade going on. There is so
sheep fair worty of notice.
COLLIERY DEMONSTRATION AT BAENSLEY.—Tes-
tarday (Monday) tie of the largest assemblages of miners
ever held in Yorkshire took plies at Bainestey. From as
early hour in the morning the streets were crowded, the
whole of the pits in the distriet laving bees closed for the
day, sad there were fully 7,000 person presset. Abed
12 o'clock a provision wo formed, width istooded fee
early half • mile, sod the vast body, who were moos-
poied by eight bands, with a great display or Loge, bri-
nes, ha., proceeded to the grenade at Bee-htield, when •
platform was erected. The chair was taken by Mr. J.
Ilormsoesll, the secretary of the biome Aasoinatioe, she,
is introducieg the pie:wading,, remarked on the loots&
t ration of the society. After having paid more that
1,0001. to carry out the providous of the sot of parlismett
relative to the weigh* of coal on the pit tanks, sod large
sums for other objects, they had now a cash Folsom is the
bank to the credit of the Barnsley district of 2,1101. The
following evolutions wore adopted :—" That the operative
miners of the Barnsley district are folly satietled of the ad.
vantages of union to promotable their physical, social, end
moral elevation, and therefore pledge themselves to support
the rules end regolitions of the society, sod also to spread
its principles in the districts ant jot in connexion with it.
That this meetiog pledges itself to support the executive
of the Miners' /national Association, arid also to assist is
promoting the forthcoming parliamentary inquiry into the
operations of the 'nubile impolite. That the 'emotive of
the National Aoiciation be reepectiolly requested to
continue their efforts to oorreet end amend the veva*
uesatiefactory working of the Minisg inspection
the restoration of the been of labor, compessation fee
injuries in rose of accident, orjost regulations Woo
masters sod wavelets., sad the isiefficient marlin of the
laspoction Act In posieL"
MAEILAT DAT AT GALWAY.—Of all days hen fin
went interesting is the &today or marts-day. Tio
suburbs seed in their oositingents of strapping peesswt-leda,
and pretty pesoot.lassies, and philosophiedoking rieskso,
and musical, unwilling pigs, not altogether without asset.
don of their aiming dom. It is wonderful to think from
wholes all this life car 'ono You see he hamlets or
*Olson sensed to extdaie ibis sadden tide-rise is the Low
of life. As Itederick Dha whteiled ea the moostaie, and
the heather bristled Sete armed ease, se, each Saturday
before daybreak, Barter gives his bugle real, old peasant
lad., and peasant bobs, and philosophic donkeys, end nor
pigs risamsgieslly out of the *Beet, !deism land-
scape of cold, on, 'Woo. It wore sell worth year while
to rise before the dews some moireaday, sad to take •
stroll slog the sea-road towards Barna. You would be
&poetised for breakfast by the delideue wait wiled blowing
off the bay, end be pat into bawl humour by the sieguke •
yemearams of character that would be pander before you
Yon would see atoms of elrellessiama. pleueetfaced
Paddies ;some driving dookey-worbk awl some driving.
with more of &Meshy, a teltal of lert-heillel Oen If roe
were in a social mood, and gave • salutation to the paw-
by, you would get is totem • cavil moor from *verve's
of them. St. Pattie was a toilsome, u his name
cotes. Be
tootle of good noesera. Jobe sod Body have
to isms sad borrow front brother Pet. Bat wit= Ida
the latter derive his siquise iniuse?knieleserthes
ars resessoble sod Octeremie hat was erostat for the
chimney-bet end laii-oest 1 Aix Petrick ! Patrick I for
yes at see time tisk a busy he the lift- if clothes of
gentlefolk. Yoe would have eseaalted bolder for
taste end sell-respect had you deck by poem Whims a
your owe or of your Celtic forefather,. Brides, if yea •
must hoe a coal. why ashes° article of drew, rkliselego
enough in *IF, .aufesulloookr eidiculeas by a deal
length of tad! Aed "if yu most wen a abiatosy4o, why
sit upoi it hatitolly. or kick it into that mammas eleso •
oboe and dedeaca of all shape and form? A pleseistie 4
sight, however, then *vat Abillgipkorot-fae44, goini•
costumed Paddies "eel(
t&leifire
woos. yousg and oldtlitertaog_y ,
thatlmatie4lo% tar.
redieettioested Poidems. Yon would think all the
savers,-books in all the land had biome animated weer
night, and that all their Matured pages were marching
area Galway.—Matsnillan's Magazine for September.