The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-06 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.:—(THIS DAY.)
The weather still continues unfavourable more or less for
harvest, there having been several further falie of rain, and
the prospect of more. The wind to-day is at && W., with
passing clouds and sunshine, and heavy rain early this
morning and during the night.
The supply of homegrown wheat during the past week
ICU short, especially per raiL Carriage Hour rather more
liberal. Barley, buena, and peas contracted. Malt rather
liberal for the season. Scotch and Irish oats only
a few bags reported. The foreign supplies of all
descriptions of corn here fallen off since the early
part of the week, but the totals are heavy, so
many having then arrived. Wheat, a large quantity,
coomsting of Russian, Prussian, Swedish, Danish, and
Black Bea, and some American. Barley more moderate,
mostly from the Black Sea, with several car
goes of Russian, from northern ports, Prussian,
and Swedish. Oats a good quantity, prineimlly Russian, with
a peat many cargoes of Prussian, Swedish, Danish, and
Black • Sea. Beans and peas only a few arrived ; two car-
goes of rye from the Black Sea. and a good supply, about
14,C.:), of American barrels of flour, with some Mal from
Spain.
The English wheat trade is not lively to-day, the greater
portion of last week's supply being for sale and buyers being
only willing to mirth/as at a reduction of ls. to 2s. per
quarter on that day's quotations. Foreign continues mud-
Areal in value.

BARLICT it steady, and rather dearer than OA Monday last.
In glare a end business doing to-day at folly last Mon-
day's rates ; Friday's depression having been recovered.
the FLOUR trade is slow to-day. Norfolk, are le. cheaper,
the buyers offering 3Aa only, and sellers dem.uuling 40s.
FLOATING CARGOVL —A fair amount of business was done
in grain cargoes off coast during the past week at full
prices for wheat and barley, and at an advance of la. to 2a
per qr. on maize from the lowest point.
WHlCAT.—Engifah, Fres and Kent white, 50s. to 625. ;
ditto red, 50s. to 595. • Norfolk, ke., red, 525. to 584. per
; Foreign : DantsiC, 58s. to 605.; ditto high, 64e.;
Konigsberg and Rostock Ws. to 625.; per 4941 b. ; Ameri-
can white, Ms. to 605., ditto red, 58s.
BAREST. —English malting, 325. to 34.1.; grinding, 28s. to
' 305.• 30e. to 325. per qr. ; Foreign grinding,
275. to 325.; ditto distilling, 31s. to '32s.
MALT.—Eaglish, Rues and Norfolk, 545. to Ns- ; fine,
60; Kingston and town Elide, 495. to GOs.; fine, GO,. to 685.;
brown, 50s. to 565._ .

OAre.—English feed, 225. to 25e. ; potatoe, Ws. to 30e.
foreign, 20e. to 265.

R TY. —3O . to 31,.

Bw s.—English tick, 395. to 41s. ; harrow, 3.9 e. to 4135. ;
4Th. to 50s. ; foreign, Xis. to 435.
ft.ss.—English boilers, Ms. to 415.; maple, 40s. to 411.;
p.i, 375. to ns. • foreign, 37a. to 41s.
Fitoult —English tow, ties. to 545. ; county, 495. to 42k;
households, 43a. to 47a.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41.k.;"French,
400. to 43a. ; American, 295. to 32a.

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MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The following public ales arw advertised for to-morrow :
Sugar : 500 hhda. West Indic. Coffee: 250 casks planta-
tion Ceylon, and 1,2130 begs native Ceylon. Rice, 1,400
bags Bengal. Cochineal :70 begs Mexican.
The transactions in the private contract market, have been
very limited since Friday.
Scc►a.—Twojcargoes of Hammel afloat have been sold
for near porta.
COVIEL —This article has a firm appearance.
Tu. —The letters by the China mail were delivered, but
they have not at pretest influenced the market.
Rtcr remains Moody.
Satvrcritr.—A large demand sprung up on Saturday,
and about 4000 tone old. Refraction 12 sold at 40s. ; re-
fraction 9/, at 41.. 6r ; refraction 3 and 4, at 445. —which
were fully previous rates.
Market* generally have a steady appearance to-day.

TALLOW MARIEET.—(THD3 DAY.)
The market is steady to.alsy, prices and the exchange
from St. Petersburg coming firmer, being quoted respec-
tively 49 ro. and 351. The rates hem are as follows
Town tallow, 525. to 53. 61., net amh ; Petersburg Y.C. on
the spot, 525. 6d. ; September, 5k., " sellers ;" Oct. to
Dec., 52a, " buyers ;"- January to March. 1861, 53.6 d.
PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.