The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-25 00:00:00

has been large of Black Bea cargoes, the market is again
bare, next to nothing being now left in first hands. At the
I market to-day a small supply of both old and new wheat,
which is taken off by millers at extreme rates of LA Tuesday,
Foreign held firmly at the advance noted during the week,
Bar* in request at prices in farm of sellers. Bums and
cig vaerza firm. Oats steady, and Ina old feed scarce. The
ports kat weak are es ander : Wheat, 6,294 qrs, ;
barley, 3,261; oats, 1,60; beans, 186; peas, 460• ha-
red, 17608; , oil oaks., lilt tons; bone', 121.—(!From
Thome Biriney and Co.'s Circular.)
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Liars, AVOCET 24.—We have now very flue weather
again. The supply of new and old wheat fa only moderate,
for which there lea fair Inquiry, but the rata of Friday
I cannot be exceeded. Barley as Wont Beans held for full
Fetus. Oats end other articles unaltered. Average price of
Srlin.—Wheat, 2,127 pa., 46e. ; ea qr.., 313.4}d.;
oats, 186 qrs., Me. Hid.; week. 181 qr. 46.. 71e. • rye,
6 qrs., 36.. Arrivals this—Wheat, 869 qrs.; Lerley,
1w qrs.; rapeseed, 621 qrs.
NIWCABTLI, AIIGOBT 24.—The weather has again be-
come more settled although up to yesterday it was unsettled.
At our market this morning we had a moderate show of
wheat hom the powers, amongst which we observed about
halts-dozen samples of new, chiefly in very moderate con-
dition, and the prices ranged from 345. to 60s. per qr. Owing
to the more subdued reports from Mark-lane, the trade
opened with lees life • and although firm to the close, ally •
moderate business reenited at the rates of Saturday. New
south oonnlu red was inquired for, choice red being
worth 60s. Flour was held with more firmness, and Satur-
day's quotations fully realised. In barley little clung., and
the nuns remarks will apply to other articles.

1141.111AtilY, AvainiT 24.—At oar merket thia Morning
the en of all kinds of grain was amall, and the attendance
y was limited. There was a very little lnuinass doing
wheat (both old and new), at the firm rates of Let week.
Flour nominally unaltered ia prim. At peanut there is very
little stirring In barley, but knees rates are well supported.
Thant is rather a batter demand for good malt, which is
millag at previous quotations. In other respects there waa a
nominal business &Mg. New wheat, 40s. to Ms. ; old, 40s.
to 47a. Barley, 30s. to Ms. Oats, Ma. to 32.. Beans, 43e.
to 600. Peas, 465. to Ms. Bye, 30s. to 40s. Urea, 30e.
to Ma. per qr. Flour, 32a. to 38s. per seek. Malt, Be.
to es. 3d. par bushel. A dual of rein has fallen in this mlO.-
boort:cod during the last week, but we hear vary little *tug
has been dace to the outstrading mope; and a few more fine
days will amide farmers almost to complete herveet
operations.

LT, Atiauer 24.—At oar market

these was a very Isrge supply of cattle, which were both
good In quallty and condition, and the attendane• of both
and dealers rather mateded the usual num-
rerir. /. the earlier part of the morning graziers held for
more money, which being rejected on the part of the butchers
for WM time caused a great cheek in Mainers, but ulti-
mately purchasers gave way, and a demands was isddly
elietsd of the beat animals, at an advance of
Is. pa score; of both kinds a few remained vu-
mid, but a eimilar advance took pima. Sheep
were also largely supplied, bat notwithalandiag the
trade was active at about 2d. per atone above them of
last marked. There was only a very limited supply of
calves, which relay found buyers, and former rates were
fully supported. Pigs were moderately supplied, and in
bar regnant, at farrow rates. Best ox beef, I la. to 12a. per
tore; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. to 11a.; best D 011•1
mutton, 21d. par lb. ; other breeds, 6d. to 7d. ; lambs, Md.
to W. ; veal. Id. to 21d. ; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; tilted
ditto, 64d. 63 ma. per lb., and in. 6d. to in. pea score ;
grey bacoa, Id. to aid. par lb.; dry ditto, did. to 10d. ;
sweet pickled hams, 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 16a. to
22.. each ; suckling calves, 16s. to 30a each.