The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-07 00:00:00

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Stost.TherarlTet has been dull and drooping during
the week, and a decline of le. 6d. has been established,
although the importers have given mom protection to the
market by not forcing isles, and towards the close of the
week the buyers appeared to have rather more confidence.
The refined market hal also been dull, and lumps are quoted
&G. 6d. to 675., partly nominal.
Comm.—The market has been dull, and prime were with
difilenlry strpgertedL
Tes.—Prroes have been supported, but the speculative
demand has been Ise active. Good common congou steady
et le. 20., tonal terms.
large budatem has been done during the week
at prim which about averaged these previously obtainable.
Aux.—Holders have accepted last week's prices, and a
fair amount of business has been done.
. .

lisixerrni.-I'his article has been rather unsteady in
pekes, but a full amount of businees has been done. 60e.
was paid for 3i to 6 at the close, which was a alight advance
on last week's enrreacy.
Currox has sold steadily at full price..
Setens.—Full pekes have been paid fur small parcels in
public sale.
IRON.-6cotch pig dull at 725.
kiln/ATI OF SODA has advanced to 22e. cm the spot, and
20s. to arrive.
_ . . .

—ltzother.;licles no material alteration, bnt mutate gene.
rally bate been dull We week.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The ;;WeiTeere,7--lia;;ieed :ieTtitecWoistions
; Septom-

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(Tins DAY.)
We aro but moderately supplied with haute ; however,
trade is not brisk. Prime are nearly the same u on Mon-
day. Sheep and lambs are more plentiful. A clearance can-
not be e'ected although there is a disposition to take rtalicr
lower than our quotations. Calf trade is dull at reduced prima.
From Germany and Holland there are 203 beasts, 1,670
sheep, and 370 calves ; 280 beasts from the Korth and Mid-
land, and 120 milch covetous the Home Counties.
Per .toae of Ste. ad. • 4.. he MAW at Int• ad. e. d.
Bert &via Ilankeda . 4 4 S Peg Dm a 11, breb Mb 0 0 0 0
hat 81105140 M...... 4 4 4 Mot 100:0•00111 1 4 4 S
decood auglig bete.. 2 8 s Da doftora 00 0 0
t'too Nivea ...............• 4 4 Saw ...Inroad quality 010 4 4
Dee a Halalweb 0 1 • • lamb. 0 I 0
114014 al =lkea UV;Mad 14=t4.11.110 611,044•12: 114..

HIDES.-THIS DAY.

LEADTNNAT.L.—Tiefallowing are the present quotations:
—66th.. re 64113 e., 66. to hd. ; 64th... to 221b0., 616. to 64d. ;
7211*. to 80Ibo , Old. to Old. ; 80th.. to Nibs., 6. to dd. ;
88th.. to 96th.., 6d. to 61d. Horse hideskin;
light, 30. to 60.;
BRILXONDSZT.—S skins, polled, 2e. 10d. to 3.. 2d.;
half-breds, 2s. 4d. to 2e. 66. ; Downs, 2.. Od. to 2.. 3d;
lambs. 2.. 6d. to 4s. 2d.

BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THIS DAY.
Haim Pattenden and Smith report that the &corsets
from about 30,000 acme of the bop plantations in the
blighted districts speak of little, if any, improvement ; the
20,000 acres in the best districts are at present progressing
favourably, although there are slight indications of mould.
The market continuos firm. Duty 115,0001.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Walls End Hatton Lyons. 15s. 3d.; Will. End Hatton
atu,,.ewo, 16.. Gd. ; Walls End Plummer's, 165.; Walls
End South Hatton, lGs. Gd. ; Walls End Tees, 183.-22
huh ships at market.

THE BENCHES OY THE GREEN PARK.-011 the
beeches you stumble upon Mary, with her three young
charges, who are ...meriting" her dreadfully. Master John
w.ll try to ride a cock-home on the iron railings of theenclo-
sureasaitlutrol;le:off every other mitnzt.e.
Into baby's
will pick
Winch naturally makes the latter fractious. itust,lmnat
mind ; thuds a consolation fur you, Mary, in the tell private
of the Scots Fusiliers who has just seated Went& on your
bench. It is tree he hu balanced himself at the extreme
end of the mat, as if he was nettling in Lis own mind how
small a apace be could possibly sit upon ; but though be I.
six feet from you be is watching you out of the corner of
his martial eye, and yon koow it, as your epoch betrays,
for you use your choicest yowls when you tell Mire Kate
that her mamma wruld " hobject to her behavin. so, for she
can't abide curb vulgarities In a young lady," and then you
mud the young lady to play with Muter John, end then—
well, never mind, it is pleasant to be talked to by such •
fleece, moustached fellow, and so blaster John may break
his neck, bliss Kale may choke the baby, and you may lose
your place, but the conversation of such • soldier toddle is a
great consolation.—annwerciat Trateileis' Nagruirge, for
PALACE. ONE EIVIII.LINO PAT.
THIIIISDAT, At/O. 6.—Adatleetona on payment, 6,676;
dtbes, esasta stoke*, 6077 ; total 6,183.