The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-25 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANK-THIS DAY.)
The weather the last day or two has been showery at
times ; and on Saturday last • large quantity of rain fell
throughout the home omitting. To-day the barometer is
rising ; and although it is cloudy, the weather is more pro-
mising. The harvest will be about three weeks later in
general. Sunshine is much wanted to ripen the ear. The
temperature is generally cold night and morning. To-day
it is mild, with the wind at N.W.
The supply of home-grown wheat and flour to this
market continues particularly short. Barley, malt, and
oats also very limited. Scotch or Irish—none reported
again this week. The foreign supplies of wheat are liberal, the
gmaterportioo Prussian and Russian, from northern portsand
Meekßailey :A la arrival, nearly all from the
Math Sea, and OM CUTO OWN Another hirerarrival, especially of Bosom, with several cargoes of
Swedish and Danish, and two large cargoes of Black Sea.
Another eargo of per from Mootreal, and several barrels
of Soar from Areseira. sad • large parcel of Spanish in
weeks.

The wheat trade to-day is firm at Monday's advance for
both English and foreign, with very little English on
der, the stands having been cleared on Monday last.
Barley is without alteration.
Oats unsteady at Monday's rates.
Flour maintains its advance of Monday, but there is not
much doing to-day.
In beans them is little doing, bet owing to the scarcity
prices keep advancing.
Peas are a slow trade, with • large arrival from Canada,
which are worth about Ms. An advaaoe is looked for
shortly in this article.

CVIUL.MIT QUOTATIONS, 1)011 PAID.
Witue.—Heighsh white, 50s. to 60s. ; ret, 48s. to Mts. ;
Aortic sod Konigsberg, 575. to 80s. ; Rostock, 571. ;
French, Ws. to 00a.

Ftora.—Town, 49a. to 54..; Norfolk, 395. to 41a ;
Prenoli, 375. to 445. ; American, OS. to 28s.
BAsurt. —ieb. 38s. to 36a.; foreign, Ns. to 325.
OA TU. E0g127.. to 39a foreign, 20a. to %a
BLUM —Fogli.t, tick. 395. to 41s. ; harrow, Ma. to 465. ;
foreign, 37.. to 430. : Egyptian. 35a. to 37..
Pius. —English boilers, At to 41.. ; hog and grey, 37..
to 395.

A 111 YAM INTO LONDON 27.011 JULY 23 TO JULY 23
Wheat English to Beak& LOA. Torehea.
4049
Dailey
Oat.
Malt
!DOA Soak raw. ISt: larelza Meer. 170a.;melca. MID iiiiTala.

MINCING-LANE.---(THIS DAY.)
STGAIL—The market has been quiet today. There has
not been a public vale.
COFTEE. --The market i• unaltered ; low middling planta-
tion Ceylon sold at GAL 6d ; middling, 70s. 6d. to 7G. ;
Costa Rica new crop sold, fine ordinary, 635. to G3s. 6d, ;
middling, 70s. to 745.
TEA remains steady.
Rice. -The demand Is limited, hot pried are firm.
Rom continues dull of Kale.
SALTPETRE has a steady appearance.
Smut without alteration.
Gonna In limited demand.
CucntitAt odd heavily.
In other articles no material alteration, but markets gene-
rally hare a dull appearance.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steads' to-day. The quotations ax as fol-
lows : —Towa tallow, hila. 941. ; Y.C. on the spot,
52i. 9d. to 53a ; Oet. to Dos., 53. Id. ; Jan. to March,
1961, 535.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continues active at improving prices. The wet and cold
weather is operating seriously against the coming crop of
hope, added to which there is daily fresh fly and abundance
of lite in many parte of the plantations, with reports of
menkL Duty, 120,0001.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Anna Clews, 17s. ; Walls End Byron,
17s. 3d. ; Walls End Goodortl", 17a. ; Walls End Taidleld
Nanr. 13.. Id. ; Walls End Routh Hettoa. IA. ; Walls
End Raorwell, 19s. ; Walls End Elea Rain. 17s. 6d. ; Walls
End Therm 18s. ; Walla End Hilda, l&o. dd. ;
Walls End Hence, 1911. • Walla End Belmont. 17s. ; Walls
End Whanscliffi, 17s. ; Walla End Frammellgate, 17.. W. ;
Walt xi.' Cameo. 18a. Walla End Haugh Hall. 170. Id. ;
Beira Pritarose, 13s. ; Wells End Whitworth, 14. ; Tao.
Asold Moor Baum, 13s. GG.; Walker Primrose, 13.. 31. ;
West Hanks. IGoo. ; Wrlam, lee. ; Hunting's Hartley, Ira ;
Romanl's Hartley Isa.; North Holywell Main, IGs.
Ships at mask* 117.

LANCARNINE AND YORINIIIES RATLWAY. —At
• meeting of directotn of this company held yesterday, it
wee decided to recommend to the proprieton at their next
meeting to declare a dividend for the half-year ending 30th
eel
irate hut, a. the rate of 56 per cent. per annum, ler in-
e tax._

Tam Finn galas. —The mackerel and herring
voyages are about being brought to a close, and we regret
to state that so lad a mason has sot been known for many
year+. After the expenses are deducted we fear very little
wall fall to the share of the poor fishermen, while in some
err we are informs.' that even the expense, will nut be
realbred.—Barg and Norrias Pug.