The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

3.IIARK-LANE. DAY.).

The weather keeps favourable for the crops. It is to be
regretted that many of the farmers commenced cutting their
wheat before the late change took place, under the ins-
pretenni that it was dangerous to wait longer for fine
weather.

71;;Teupply of Rogliili wheat and flour and all other
descriptions of corn continues extremely small. Malt in
fair quantity for the time of year. hot any Scotch or
Irinh oats during the week. The foreign arrivals,
which were very moderate up to last market day,
continue of the. same character ; • large cargo of
wheat from the Black Bea, and a very moderate quantity
from Prussia and Molted. Of barley only one Danish cargo
reported in addition. Oata ore in rather mom liberal sup.
ply though short, principally Russian, with a few Swed.
and Prussian. Flour --a few mote sacks only from Franco
reported since last day.
wheat trade extremely dull to-day. English wor'
3. per qr. lest than on Monday last ; foreign fully Is. lower,
and very little business doing.
Flour trade lifeless, and Norfolk' 2a. cheaper than lash
day—say 41s. Town made unaltered, 60i. In American and
!Spanish nothing doing.
Baativ, for grinding purposes, Gd. to Is. lower than last
Monday.
OATS barely maintain last Monday's pries except fur fine
00111.

Basis AND Pala-Very few at market, and lather
cheaper.
Oaf.-English : Foams and Kent, white, 58s. to Ms. ;
ditto, fine, 625. to 66e. ; ditto red, Ns. to 565.; ditto, fins.
565. to 60s. ; Norfolk, &e., red, 58s. to 665.; ditto, fine„
665. to 675. per qr. ; Foreign : Dantaie, 63a. to 054.1
K • , 565. to 643.; ditto, extra, 66a. to 68a.; Restock
625. to 66. , per 49416. ; American whit., 655. to 645.;
ditto red, 545. to 60s.
SMUT. -English molting, --s. to -a.; grinding, 335. to
35s ; distilling, Me. to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
235. to Ms.; ditto distilling, 325. to 335.
Ilan.-Foglish, Essex and Norfolk. Ms. to 60s. ; Ens,
6i43. to &Is.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 605.; fine, 60a.
to 723„ ; brown, 565. to iio..
OATS. -English lead, CIA. 6d. to 295. 6d.; pototoe,2sa.M.
to 295. 6d. ; foreign, 21s. &I. to 28s. f3d.
Birse.-Engliuk tick. 40s. to 43.. ; harrow, 39.. to 475. ;
Pigeon, 48s. to 51s. ;,foreign. No. to 445.
gam-English &Alen, 395. to 445.; maple, 425. to 435.;
rrei, 394. to 415.; foreign, 395. to Cis
FLOM-English town, 56e. to 605.; country, 545. ;
households, 50e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 423. to 445. ; French,
465. to 545. per sack ; American, 30s. to 365.

ABILIVA7II lirTO LON DON FROM BEPT.S TO SEPT. V.

—al; ii 8-ca.a
Wasa6 630
MON 4O
Oats
Malt 3l la
?ACM& dmak Maul 710 imam: L. . Moas 1. MO loan
sod 960 Wank

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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(11Y 1117181 AND IVOR NAGNITIC TNLIONAPH.)
(rBo nun OWN CORNISPONDINT.)
Grain tsarist most inactive. Wheat 241. down sinew
Tuesday ; goer Is. lower ; beans quiet, but steady ; Indisa
corn freely offered at 345., Galata and mined Anscncns
Barometer giving way.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market ia quiet. Petersburg Y.C. au the sp.
is quoted 52a. ; Oct. to Dee., 5155. ; separately, 52a. ;
Jau. to March, 535. Od. to 525. 9d.

HIDE MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
LIADINHALL.-561hs. to 641131., aid to 31d. ; 6416 a. to
734, 3fd. to 4d. ; 7211*. to 801ba., 4d. to ; 801 b a. to
8811 s., 44d. to 4 jd. ; 8816 s. to 101116 a, 4fal. to sd. ;
to 1011 be., &L to sp. Horse luda, Ba. to 9s. Calf Alas,
2a. to 3a. 6d. ; full. 6a.
Baanoxaaer. —Sheepskin*, On. Od.; polled, 3.1. lOd. to
4s. Id.; Downs, 3s. 2d. to 3a. Gd. ; lambs, 3s. to Ca.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Amore. Patteaden and Smith report that the accounts
still aeon very lad from most patio GI the plantations ; the
market is quiet but firm at late pima Duty, 43410 i. to
50,0001.

COAL MARKET.-(THI8 DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 19s. ed. ; Walls End Harwell
19s. &l. ; Walls End Iltewarea, ltk. 6d. ; Wall End
Hartlepool, 19s. 3d.; Walla End Braddyls Helton, 18s. 3d. ;
Walls End Russell Haltom, INr. 3d. ; Durham, 17r. ;
Walls End Kelton, Ws. 9d; Walls End Elea
Main, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Shincliffe, 18.. 00. ;
Walls End Windom Thorn*, 17s. ; Walla End Halton,
17s. 9d. ; Monday, 17.. ; Walls End Hadley, 17s. 63.;
Holywell Main, 16s. ; Newton Main, 14s. *l. ; nada
Moor Bates, 13i 3d.; Huddle's Hartley, 16s. 34.; elark's
West, 16s. Htriker's, 16s. 34.; Davidson's Hartley, 16s. 91.;
Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ' •
Lambert's Hartley,'l9s. 3d. ; Whilridge, 15s. 6d.-3hipe at
market, 94.

BARNET FAIR (THIRD DAT). —YOSTATLISy the
fair on/Minna open,
_but, with the exception of some heide
of Welsh cattle sod Scotch beasts lying in the pasture
lands, no further gigue of a cattle fair were manifest. &me
few sates of beside wore effected in the early part of the
day, when stock was cleared out to make way for the bores-
racan, and thus this great fair was brought to a close. It
may here be observed that, although much has been sup
rated as regards a scarcity of stock generally in this
try, prices this year did not malls, the anticipatious of
dossiers, and this is ascribed to a great scarcity of good hay i f
this year's growth, in conseimenee of an uufavounible hay
har which precludes farmers speculating in Least,
fur tatting skills. Gram feed is abundant, but the land
is too Trot to carry heavy Nests, as an illustration of
which it Army be remarked that the pasture lands which
formed the.(airfields which are sound, good meadows, much
arable
more resembled able land at the breaking up of thei fair
thaa ngriming district. Many large herds of cattle have
been he over, and the unsold stock loft the fair for Mar.
low cattle fair tFaises.), which will be held on Monday next.
The weather during the three days' fair Ica. boen most pro-
pitious. The Greet Northern Railway continued to rum
special trains from the metropolis to the fair, and krousht
down an immense assemblage of parses's.