The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-12 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RK-LANB.-(T1118 DAY.)
The supply of English wheat this week is vary medusa&
Flour ratter ir.iire liberal titan of late. Barley sad .sell
short, and very few oats, hems, or pees. Ides
Scotch or Irish reported this week. The he.
reign arrivals are liberal of wheat, nearly all from
Russian ports in the Baltic, with smell quantities
from Bursa, Mecklenburg, Hamburg, he. tltaelay
still very lir.ited in quantity from Denmark and lid.
land. Oats a liberal quantity, principally Russian, with
;several cargoce of Danish, Dutch, and Swedish. Flour, •
few bags only reported from France.
The wheat trade to-day slow at the quotations of Mon.
day ; very little of the new English sold today the cor.dl.
Sion geocrally being 1,0 bad. Barley very dull trade at Mots.
day's pikes ; Malt maintains very full priors. Oats rather
firm, the new English on sale not in good oonditioe,and colour
bad. Foreign folly u dear as on fiforider. Beans end peas
without ellet4;r. Floor trade slow, at Monday's rates;
Norfolk. 41e., other descriptions as on that day.
FLOAT:N(I FARCOM -There are very few on sale, and
rather better Friers have been obtaining in moat instances
since last day.
Weir T.-English : Rues and Kent, white, 56e. to 58e.;
ditto, fine, 60s. to Ms. ; ditto red, 535. to 34c ; ditto, fine,
56.. to 58s. ; Norfolk, he., red, 56e. to 64..; ditto, Am,
635. to 65.. per qr. ; Foreign : Dentzie, 61s. to 6.15.;
Konigsberg, 54a. to 6N.; ditto, extra, 64:. to 665. ; Flostoe.k,
68.. toberg,
lAis, per 4941 b. ; American white, 535. to 625.;
ditto red, 52e. to 58s.
B.taimr. -English malting, -a. to -a.; grinding, 32.. to
34e ; dietillirg, 33.. to 35e. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
28.1. to 335.; ditto distilling, 325. tO
Mktg.-English, Few; end Norfolk. 545. to GO.. ; 11120,
64` to Ms. liingston and town made,49.l. to 60a.; fine, 60.
t 0725.; brown, 555. to 601.
OAWL-English feed, 23a.63. to 298.6 d.; potatoe, 25e. N.
to 29e.. 6d. ; forsigs, 21e. W. to 28.. Oil.
BUS& -English tick, 40e. to 435. ; harrow, 395. to 47a. ;
pigeon, 484. ; foreign. ::38. to 445.
Passe.-Ecglish boiler., 3').. to 445.; maple, 425. to 43e.;
grey, Vs. to 4:P.; foreign, 395. to 43..
Ftoua.-Englisb town, 545. to 575.; country, 44. ;
households, 48s. to 60a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 415.; French.
40e. to 461. per sack ; American. 27.. to 30c ; Spanish, 375.
to 46e.

ARRIVALS lyre LONDON FROST SEPT. 10 TO SEPT. 12.
EastlSt sod Scotch. MAL Forl.3oBoeign.
... I 030 j

WINO
Bar*
Oats
1741 I 1100
kagllan Sack lient. 1450 tacks.
and 70 !lamb.

2770
n 240

Po/T.4;n Flotir. 1545 each

MINDING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.)
grGAII. —The market is .toady et yertersby'a price!.
Refined Inmpe, common, 50e.
COME.—T::‘,I ',raze pablie sales are going off at preebea
rates

MA.— Pilots are quoted Arm. at yasterdav's currency.
uorrox.—Thin article has decidedly improved. About
3,000 hale, iold the last two days.
RICE cautioues dull of sale. Ruth steady, but not active.
Saltpetre ....knout altcratiou.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 52e. M..
net cash : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525. to 5 3d.
Ott to Dec.. t&s. 3d. to 525. Gd.; Deo., 525. 9d.; Jan. he
March. 535. to Ws. 3d.; March only, 535. Bd.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIB DAY.)

I...ttenden and Smith report 'a
quiet but nein
market for a!1 dcseriptior, of hops. A better demand is
nnticipatod becc.-u Worcester fair, on the 19th inst. No
more new hops yct to market. Doty, 80,0alf.

COAL MARKET.--{THIS DAY.)

Walls End Hetton, 20s. ; Walls Fad Haswell, 20s. ;
Wall End Ittewarts, ; Walls End Bredrlsis Hatton, Ela;
Walls End Russell Hettona, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Booth
Hartlepool, PM. ; Walls End Hearts Hall, 18s. 6d. ; W.dis
End Kepler l;range, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Casson, 18s. 9d. ;
Walls E:al Ike, 19*. IL ; Walls End Edell
18s. fid. ; Walla End Eden. 184, 6d. ; l'antield Moor
Mots, 18s. ; Holrwell, lea. ; West Hartley, 18e. ;
Buddies Hartley, 18s. ; Davidson', Hartley, les. ;
Howard's Hartley, 18a. ; Lambert's Hartley, 165.;
Craghead, 14.. ed.-62 whips at market.

FALKIRK TRITE—The second tryst for the season
opened on the muir to-day (Monday). The stock exhibited
consisted solely rd sheep, if wo except a few lots of High.
land cattle arid a few Yorkshire mires that were driven
upon the ground early In the afternoon, after the sheep
itegen to clear off. Over the general market tho numbers
shown were considerably short of those exhibited in the
corresponding market of last year. Various reasons may be
assigned for this result, the principal of which were the
had lambirg season and the severity and backwardness of
the spring; while, on the other hand, the keep at home is
now almost in all cases excellent, and holders of stock appa-
rently prefer the chance of feeding for three or four weeks
longer, and bri aging thei r &hoop forward at the remaining third
tryst. Several heavy (locks, we understand, were picked up
by purchasers on the road. The limited supply was more
perceptible *Leong the blackfaced weddues and biackfaced
ewes, and Cheviot ewes. With regard to the Cheviot
wedders, however, there was more than the average sap.
ply ; but these principally were among the hands of a:dae-
mon, of whom Kamm. Swan and Eons, John Murray, and
Walter Smith, Edinburgh, showed many prime lots An
regards the condition of the gook shown, their general
appearance was admirable—in short, at those trysts are
displayed the but goalie:, of blackfaced wedders and ewes
that ass predoced in the gracing districts of Scotland.
The number of dealers present on the ground was
very considerable. On Saturday the ices at lashes*
were all filled, sod the mail trains from the [south also
brought an accession of purchasers from England and the
south of Scotland. The morning trains to-day from Edin-
burgh, Glasgow, and from the north, he., were all crowded
with passengers, who were observed hastening forward I.
the muir from the six principal entrance gates. Friday
was remarkably favoffrable, and the Tryst ground was in
excellent condition, so that the stock Ind every chance
of being seen to advantage. Buyers also appeared to
enter upon the business of the day with great activity
and erunestnees, and the only check or drawback con-
sisted in the large prices asked for all kinds of sheep.
In the prospective there was an excellent promise of
abundant straw and stubble, sad the turnip crop sever
lappeared to bettor advantage. Buyan were aware of this,
but sellers also wore has less cognisant of the fact. The
imnseemence was, sales, after tea o'clock, and up to twelve,
were effected slowly. Before the former hour, however, re
considerable amount of business was does, and by two in thei
afternoon but few stocks remained to be disposed of, which
gradually became fewer, ea that by four o'clock the sheep
market was brought to a conclusion. The rise iu prices
for all kinds of stock, as might have been expected,
was somewhat considerable compared with the Sep.
timber Tryst of last year. For Cheviot wedders the
increase in price per head would be from 4s. to he, and
for ewes of the same breed the rise would be from Ss. to
ha. For black/aced ewes the increase in pries was from ha.
to 38., and for the wedders of the same breed the rile
Iwould be from 3s. 6d. to 4s. The following avenge for the
different triode of Sock may be given :—Biackfaced ewes
from 1. to 16a. per head ; blnekfaced wedders from 22e.
to Ms. ; Cheviot ewes from 21s. to 31s. ; and Cheviot wed-
den from 26e. to 395. A few lots of Cheviot trodden (hw)
brought from 26a. to 30s. From all all it is fully
expiated that these will be a heavy mar for cattle and
hems to-risorrow.—Olosgow Herald.
Tn. AMERICAN WHEAT Caor.—A gentleman et
Ail eousty, who has been travelling in irnoonsia, the
able of which Chicago is the shipping port, writes to a
friend that on that morning be had travelled a distance
erlB miles through one unbroken field of wheat, and on
renehing an betel las wail invited by is countryman to walk
• little way, and he should see such a sight as he had
'lever seen beton, lie accompanied him to the only hill in
theasiebetirhood, from which his eye ranged over a vast
pads in every direction, the whole of which was covered
with wheat, sad the countryman asking him to count the
respiegAtechinsi, he was able to count no fewer that
siDetpitefte.—ltury Post.
THE FintIRCH AND ENOLIRH FORCER IN CHINA...-.
I The last mates" Bombay Leonetti bitellfgence from China
rid Calcutta els protest made by the French against the
excess of the English forces, and requesting that such ex-
see—estimated at 2,ooo—should be withdrawn. It was
further announced that Lord Elgin had indeced the French
Ambassador to withdrew such protest on the 26th June.
New, on this day Lord Elgin and Baron Cros were on their
from Hoag Kong to Shanghai, the former having
Ertirnag Kong on the ri. rd June, in the Warner Fcroze, and
tpreenlachttepir
peeentibLien24dteub,i
min
we are disposed to believe that the whole attair will be found
inoorrect.—London cod Mina Tclegovph.
ththeicorreaterneloga ofBa4trenStatAsemetnhte.