The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-11 00:00:00

hair-lista in medium and better clam Noakes, which tar Me
meant are claiming the able atlantic* of the purchaser%
of white clothe. Moos remain without alteratioe.

CORN.—HULL, Barr. 10.—Weather has on the 114
been favourable for harvest, and a good parties of the
corn in this district has already been housed, and with e
'eve more days of such the bulk will be secured. ()d,
farmers have been too busy to thrash any quantity, Ina
what little has some to .iet the growers complus
terly of the yield, and we can only repeat what we did
some time ago (but then from appearances) that these com-
plaints are too general to be without some foundatdoe. At
to-day's market a small supply of English wheat, newly
all new, which is taken off by local millers at 2s. to dd
per qr. over last Tuesday's currency; foreign held at ls. to
2s per qr. advance, but not much pawing. Barley firm
for all descriptions. Bears sad pass unaltered. Otis of
fine quality rather dearer, iseasdary descriptions negtictea
Foreign arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 8,091 qrs.; barley,
916 ; oats, 4,767 ; Nana, 2,515 ; pees, 2 ; tares, 60.

Treelen, SIP?. 10.—There wee a better 'apply of ntbest
here to-day, which wee readily taken at 3e. to 4a. per cp.
advance from this day week. Spring corn of all kinds is
favour of sellers.

Lune, Beer. 10.—The demand to-day is entirely epos
new wheat, of which there ie scarcely any supply, the
little casting is eagerly taken off at 3e. to 4e. per qr. ad.
nnoe OYCt lint Tuesday's rates, fine In
making 66..
to Cas., white* 70s. to 75.. per qr. In other articles no
material ohmage.

Unarm., BzP7. 10.—To-day's market was very we
attended, but for wheat there was only a moderate
request, although at prices ranging 4d. to sd. per cental for
California and ticl. to Bd. for Chi has on the week. Flour
in fair request at 6d. to 9d. per sack advanoe. Indian cores
in good request at 2s. to 2s. 6d. per r. advance. Oats,
firm. Ostmesl, steady. Beane, q Canadian
per, steady.

- LYNN, Sin. Mt-The weather since this day week upea
the whole has been favourable for harvest work. Tha
attendance at to-day's market wee better than lest week
and more Wheat showing, new experienced • ready demand
at an advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr. upon lasiTueeday's rates.
Barley, but few malting sernplee offering, grinding in request
sod rather dearer. Beans and oats 6d. to le. per qr. higher.
Per imperial qr. to the grower:-Wheat, white, veleta
611 be. to 631ba. per imperial bushel, 70a. to 7.45.; &it,
red, new, 621 be. to 641 be.„ 62e. to 665. ; barley, beet
Chevalier malting, 531ba.t0 541ba., 40a. to 43e.; ditto, rues,
Chevalier ditto, 5216 e. to 531ba., 395. to 40e. ; oats, 361 be,
to 381 b• , 24e. to 27a. ; beans, 631 be. to 6511a5., 435. to 48•;
peas, maple, 631 be. to 641ke., 40a. to 425.
Niwc.aeris-tron-TairE, Etrzr. 10.-We had rain this
morning, but the afternoon was dry. On the opening
of the market we had a good demand for new Norfolk
wheat, and in some instances ls. per qr. over last Bator.
days rates was obtained, but the trade finished heavily.
Old was also held for ls. advance ineffectually. Flow
firm. Grinding barley rather lower. Oats fully as dear.
SALISBURY, Bun. 10,-The harvest being nearly coin.
plated in this district, there was • better attendance, bat
the supply of grain was short. Then was an active busi-
ness done in wheat, at an advance of from 2.• to 3a. per
quarter, and in some oases foe very good samples mare
money. Flour advanced is. per sack. There being little
new barley on offer, not much business was done, quo:.
Nona being scarcely settled, ranging according to sample.
Trade in malt extremely dull, with a slight downward
tendency. A trifling business doing In other grain, at
about late rates. Old wheat, 58s. to 75e. ; new ditto, 44•
to 63e. ; barley, 34a. to 435. ; oats, 23a. to 30a. ; beans,
465. to 58a. ; pees, 40a. to 48a. ; rye, 20a. to 25a. ; tares,
sa. 6d. to 7a. per bushel ; flour, 46a. to 52a. per sack ; malt,
72a. to 74a. per quarter.

CATTLE.—SALIBBUIT, SEPT. 10.—Oar market toelay
wu ver7 heavily supplied with busts, offering come prime
samples of the Devon breed, as well as a most useful clue
of other animals. The attendance of buyers was aker
large ; there wow • good steady trade done, aad all were
cleated off at a decline of from 6clL to la. per wore. Sheep
were also largely supplied, numbering nearly 3,000, mostly
of the best quality. The large number penned emus
a ' sale, but, however, most of them
changed hands, prices turning in favour of the
buyer. There were • few good lambs on offs,
which sold at high pries. There were a great num.
her of calves and also mileh cows with offspeinp, in both
of which cases a good business was tunneled. The pig
market was very large, both in supply sad attendance. A
very moderate trade was done, pnees being a little firmer.
Best ox beef, 12s. 6d, to 13s. 6d. per score ; cow and heifer
ditto, 10s. to lls.; mutton, from 7d. to Bd. per lb.; lamb,
94d. to 10d.; veal, 7d. to 70.; fresh pork, 7d. to Sid.;
green bacon, 9d. to 80. ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10d.; small
porker, per score, 91. to 9a. 6d.; large bacon pip, Se. 6d.
to 94.; sweet pickled hams, 9d. to 10d.; quarter-old More
pigs, 108. 6d. to 12s. 6d. each.