The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

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MINES.-THIS DAY.

• Two o'Crocra.
A large amount of business bas been done to-day
in the market for British mining stocks, whirl
is very firm. In several instances, the tendency et
prices IN upwards. Weet Seton shares have risen to
293 to 300. Dividend shares are in especial request.
East Basset are quoted 1174 to 1721• ; East Cara.
don 10/ to 11,i ; North Downs, to 4f ; Wort
Carlden, 71 to 73; Devon Great Consols, 436
to 445 ; and Cain Brea, 102 to 105. A number
of transactions will be found recorded in the
Stock Exchange official list.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet
There are incairies, however, for Linares Mining
shares, which have been dealt in at 11.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANG.-(THIS DAY.)

Good progroe Las been wade with sorb portions of the
crops of grain as are ripe, and the remainder promises
There is some difference of opinion as to the final results of
the entire harvest, but the most prevalent is that of a
deficiency. The wind to-day is strong at N.E., and cold with
heavy yaooing clouds. Yesterday the weather was also hut
y fine.
The supply d the past week to this market of home.
grown corn was small of wheat, burley, beans, and peal,
but of malt, cuts and flour, rather more liberal, especially
by rail tannage. No Irish or Scotch oats during
the week. The foreign arrrivals very much in-
creased the latter part of the week • of wheat, rather
heavy—Russian, Prussian, and Black Sea;principally Russian.
Barley more —ltusaiau, Prus.sian, and Danish.
The quantity of oats was nain large—the greater portion
being Rwisian-- iocluding 15,000 qrs. Archangel, Pussian,
Swedish, and Dutch. Flour, several sacks of Spanish, and
a few sacks and barrels from France.

The new wheats fresh up at market today are in very
bad condition end almost unadeehle, 56a. has been realised in
one inatanos fur a parcel of the best white. Old English
and foreign 25.04er than Lid Monday's-say 6d. lower
than this dry f t.
The flour tradedull and Norfolka at 410. Amer'ean
barrels and French and Spanish 2s. lower than this day
week. The top price of town made flour was lowered to-
day. Grinding barley Is. lower tbnn this day week. Rus-
sian oat., 8.1. to la. cheaper, with a rather brisk wade.
Beans and peas without change.
: Essex and Kest, white, 59.. to rde.;
ditto, fine, 604. to 645. ; ditto red, 53a. to 545.; ditto, flee,
565. to 534. Norfolk, &c.. red, 5G.. to 64..; ditto, fins,
C3e. to 65a: per qr. ; Foreigu : l}antsic, 61s. to 631.;
Konipberg, to 625.; ditto, extra, 645. to 66e.; Rasta*,
60s. to 645., per ; American whit*, 535. to 625.;
ditto red, 52a. to 58s.
BLILIZY.-13eglialt malting, -a. to -a.; grinding, 325. to
34s ; distilling? 33s to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
28s. to 335.; ditto diddling, :;2s. to 335.
MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 545. to 60s. ; fine,
645. to Ggs.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 60c; fine, 60s.
tons.; brown. 565. to 60s.
0AT...-Eoglish feed, Zis. Gd. to 224.61; potatoe,2se. 6d.
to 2Ps. 6d. ; foreign, 21s. Oil. to 2Ss. Od.
Baesa.-English tick, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 39.. to 475. ;
pigeon, to 51a. ; foreign. 36e. to 445.
-English boilers, 39a. to 445.; maple, 425. to 43a.;
grey, 395. to 41R.; foreign, 395. to 435.
Funnt.-Englisb town, 545. to 575.; country, 44e. ;
households, 48s. to 50a; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41.0.; French,
40s. to 465. per sack ; American, 275. to 305.; Spanish, 375.
to 46a.
ARRIVAIN INTO LONDON FROM KEPT. 3 TO KEPT. K.

Coastwise. Wheat. liartri7 Mali Oats. Sams Peat 7/Iwsz.
I qrs. qrs. 1 qrs. tn. I qrs. qrs. lids ricks.
Sneak .. 716 60 46131 .... 437 .. .. 1163
Foreign .: 36337 4673 i .... 48710 i 8071 WO 4531
2.. C. Bail 1 2132 174 17365 13613 I 154 44 .. 10616
Ot N. Rail 123 1 . ... ! 1.96 440 1 6 i .. .. e. 344
S. E. Bail.' . 1 ... . .... 43 i 126 113 .. 241

bipeds :--20 gm wheat, 246
rape oil, and 165 cwt. Sour.

13 beaus, tU Ithasea, 1.026

MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.)

The public sales declared for to-morrow coexist of—Sager :
400 Ws. of Wert India, 9,000 bags of Mauritius, 6,r00
bags of Madras. Coffee: 1,300 bags of Native Ceylon and
450 bags of red. Bice: 3,000 bags of Madras. Saltpetre:
600 bags of Bombay.
Boosa.—The market has been firm since Friday, bat
the private contract markets bare been inactive.
Comeg.—There has been some inquiry for plantation
Ceylon, and pnoes me fully supported. A cargo of Santos
has been sold afloat.
Bice without alteration.
Tat.—This article has been neglected.
Markets generally have a quiet appeiu-anco.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady, at the following prices :
Petersburg P.C. on the spot, 52a. ; Oet. to Dee.. 52e. :
Dec., rdr. ed.; Jan. to Ilarcblni, ed. ; March °lily, 53e. 3d.

PAZI7CCLIIIB OF TALLOW.

Stock oe heed this day
Delivery tut week
Ditto Does itt Jane

10,212 MOO
1.866 1.816
24.130 171,187

18Cit.
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1330.
61,760
%Vat
24,616
4,660
41,171
13. Od.
647. 3d.

- laat week

Dltto I lit Jaas

1,7e0

21776

7,iii

.11.i4

Price Y.C. per cart. this day 1 Isia M.
Ditto Tiara Int Friday

Arrlsal for the week eudhu Sept 19 lest year, 324! cask; and
delivery 1.757 casks. The arrival hat week comprised 6,426
risks from fit. Teterbloirs. Tat from °deem, 62 from Australia.
65 hoes othtr places. Total, 4.950 rub.

METROPOLITAN CATTLB MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of beasts is still lorge, although smaller than
on Monday last ; the trade is rather more active than on
that day, but we cannot quote higher rates. There is • con-
siderable reduction in the number of sheep, consequently
prices on the average are higher. There is scarcely any
demand for lambs. Cairo. are selling about the same as
on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,550
beasts, 7.31:0 sheep, and 140 calves ; Ireland, 550 beasts,
and 15 calves' Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 beasts ; and 2.=
from the Lorthern and midland countie,.
Per stone of 81ba. s. d. .d. For atone of albs. a. 4. B. 0.
Best Scot& Ilerel44. 4 10 ! Beat Dos& Iff.tnlatt
Beet Shorthorns 4 8 0 Bed long-wools. ... a 0 a 4
Second goal beads 3 6 0 Do. do. Shorn
Gases 4 0 0 Bees & mond goal. 4 4 4
rip
BestDes&FD-heeds 54 Jr Limbs

BeF7s—t; et market, 6,100;
204: 'VA 441

6068

sad lambs, 24,C40 ; data,

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAY.)

Messrs. Pattenden and BIM* report that the late and
present cold weather is said to have bad a moat injurious
effect no the hop plantations generally, added to which
mould, fresh fly, lice, and honey-dow are reported to be oit
the =meas. The duty fluctuates between 40,00 W. 'and
50,000 i. Market eery 6rm.

COAL MARKED.—(THIS DAT.)
W.ll. abd Barnwell, 19a. Gd. ; Wall End Routh
Hartlernol, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Ka" 18.. 9d ; Walla
Edeo Mcm, 19s. 9d. ; Walls And Riddell*, 17a. 3d. ;
Walla End Shincliffa, 18s. ; Walls End Byron, 18s. ; Walla
End Hatton Lyons, 18..; W.dla End Hadley, 18a. ; Walls
End Peruke', les. 6rL ; Tanlield Moor Butts, 13s. 3d. ;
Hatea's Hnrtloy, 15a. ; Davidson's Hartleds4a. 3d. ;
Haitinge Hartley, 18s. 3d. ; Howard's , 18s. z
Lambert's Hartley, 15.. 9d.--Ships at market, 1 .

ORIENTAL EATHE. —lt appears that these
%time are being acclimatised among us. Mr. David Urqu-
hart's iofhience has led to new Turkish baths being opened
this week, in fiolden square. The provinces are being
studded with these new luxuries of health. The metropolis,
hitherto behind in this matter, is gradually rising on the
leirejt'af Constantinople.
1,044 D Or TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 7.—Tho
Right goo. the Loral" of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trails era Plantetions have received a copy of a notice
from bet Majesty's COMM st Malaga, stating that, in cense-
queneeolithe re-apprerance of cholon morbus at that city,
foal hills of health will he isiumal to vessels leaving the port.
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