The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

per tact. The limited quantity of tine French prevented
much gulag; such quality maintained Its value, but all
inferior and badly conditioned lots were neat to unsaleable.
Town vices were unchanged. Oa Wednesday them were6lo
each per coast, and 60 nob foreign. The nominal lidos of
30s. of the previous day was than realised for Norfolks, and
good foreign was firm. The quantity on Friday per mast
was 1,060 sack., with 160 earls forewn home further im-
provement wan occasionally realised in Norfolks, and the
finest French being mares was held at full prices. Town
rates recoMned as at the commencement of the week.
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There was but a moderate supply of barley on Monday,
moat of the matting samples being from Scotland. The beet
qualities were in active request, at fall price*, Seale for malt.
ing being held at 86e.; good grinding also =abstained its
value. Oa Wednesday there were 190 qre. per coast, and
240 qrs. foreign. The inquiry for melting sorts was still
kept up, and maintained prices, all good foreign grinding
being also arm, but low English erne quite neglected. By
Friday the supply was 660 qrs. cauterise, with 2,660 qrs.
from abroad. The market then continued firm for ell de.
scriptions but light qualities of home growth. The total im.
ports for Austin last were 97,460 qrs.
The malt trade on Monday was very heavy, and prices of
all but the finest qualities were in buyers' favour. There
was no subsequent change.
There was another large supply of Russian mite on Mon.
day, and about a dozen more vessels arrived in the morning.
Rusin qualities could only be quitted In quntity et a re.
duotion of Bd. per qr. ; but other sons, though dull, could
narcely be called cheaper. On Wednesday there were
1,000 qrs. from Ireland, and 42,320 qrs. from abroad. Much
of this supply being upon the previous day, there was no
further depreasion on the market, indeed some holders were
closing their simples rather than sell. Friday's quantity per
coast was 60 qrs., with 1,680 qrs. Irish, and 62,940 ma.
foreign. With this heavy additions/ supply, Russian ono
were move dffliezdt to boy on former terror, the opinion pin.
Mg ground that the lowest point wee reached. The entire
impala kihugnst were 300,317 qrs.
The supply of beans on Monday was newly all lingliah,
and only moderate. The trade was slow, especially in new
samples, and prime hardly to good as theT were the week
peavions. The laat market was in calm. the foreign im-
ports in August were 21060, qrs.
Of peas also, on Monday, there were nercely any from
abroad, and no heavy arrivals of hems growth ; but the de-
mand for all sorts was slack, and pricesrather wine seller.
Maples closed with rather earls, rates. Daring Amon last
the imports were 9,46.5 qrs.
Though the supply of linseed was only moderate, there
was lees animation en the trade, sad prices rather lower, bat
cake was sold at previous rates. Friday's market was very
quiet.
V little was paring In the seed trade. The mustard-
seed demand being nearly over Nempies of whits were but
slowly placed. C•naryased was ;ether lower, bat winter
tares sold better. Foreign red cloverseed, both German and
French, was of at rates above the ideas of English
buyers. White cloverseed and trefoil were in calm. Hemp-
seed, rapeseed, and other seed much as on the previous Mon.
&The country markets was generally well suppliid, but
not apparently influenced by the dull advice, from London,
and some farmers declined selling without an advance, in
places where no rime was noted. Manchener, Wolver-
hampton, Birmingham, Boston. Spalding, Market Reno,
Newark, and Davamtry, all quoted Is. per qr. improvement ;
Gloucester, Bristol, and meet other panes being firm.
Newmatle, Norwich, and some other plane were lc to 2e.
higher.
Liverpool, on Tuesday, was better attended, and found a
ready We for wheat at 2d. per cunt advance • new Irish,
both red and white, brought Bs. 7d. per cued. 'New Lutes
doh oat., Te. to 7e. lid. per oent.l; tawny, 6s. 6d. per costal;
new beans, 39e. per qr. On Friday than was a further
advance of 24.. per coeval on wheat, sad 6d. to Is. per sack
en floor. MUM was also saleable at 6d. per . increase ;
but barley, oats, beans, and pees were unchanged in value.
In spring coon generally tharo has been little change, mew
malting barley being more and mote to request.
The Satoh markets have teen firm for wheat. Edinburgh
was about Is. per qr. dearer. Glasgow found a retail Inquiry
ocenionally at the same advance. Barley was rather higher.
Oats Improved 3d. to 6d. per boll, but beans and peas were
rather In buyer's favour.
The tone of trade In Ireland was morehealthy ; Irish wheat
at Dublin sold at 6d. to le. Improvement per brl., spring corn
and maize remaining as before.
Wheat at Cork, both native and Wigs, was firm, se well
as osts. Barley was Id. per brl. deem; and maissimproved
2s. 6d. per ten.

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CATTLYL—Livinroor., Barr. IL—The supply of beef
and mutton ia larger than lest Monday, the demand slow,
at last veers prior for the brat quality of beef, bat mid-
dling quality is much lower; mutton rather loner also.

COALS.--Lownow, Bvt. 19.-Buddles West Bulky,
16e. 3d. ; Clark's West Hartley, 15e. 3d.; DaTilloll'll West
Bulky 16e. Bd. ; Haatinp Hartisy, 16e. ; Howard's
West Hartley,lso. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 15e. 3d.;
Saalleld Moor, 13s. ; Taafield Moue Batas, 13e. ; Walku
Primrose, 12.. 6d.; West Sudsy, 16s. 3d.; Wylam,
15s. 9d. ; Walla End Loom Close, 17e. ed.; Walls End
Edew, 17e. dd. ; Walla End Goefortb, 16e. 3d. ; Was
End Hilda, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Riddell, 16s. 3d. ; Eden
Math, 160. 9d.; Walla End &knout, 165.; Wells End
Braddylle Bottom, 175. 3d. ; Well. End Haswell, 18s. 9d.;
Walla End Helton, 18.. 9d.; Wells End Kepier Orange,
17s. 6d.; Welt. End Rumers Helton, 17•.31. ; Will. End
South Hatton, 18s. 64.; Wells End Stewart's, 18s. ed.;
Walls End Benson, 16s. 3d. ; Walla Bad Cassop, 17..91.;
Walla End Neagh *Hall, 17a. 3d.; Walla End Keller,
17a. 9d.; Walls End South Hattlepool, 17s. 3d.; Walls
Bad South Kellar, 17e. 94. ; Walls Sod Thornley,
3d. ; Walls End Tr:radon Thoraley, les. 3d. ; Walls End
Whitworth, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End South Darhane, 16e. 6d.;
Bircherore °thirds, 205.; Car %soy and Darya Steam,
19t. 6d. ; Nixon's Duffryn, 21e. 61.; Powell's Darya
Steam, 211.-Shlte at inastat, Ill; sold, 96.