The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-06 00:00:00

to 41s. 3d., average Sandomirka 41s. Maize 2.1 e. per qr.,
rye 20s. 6d., Earley 17s. &L. oats 14e. &L, and linseed 455.
to 47a. Freights 475. &L to 50s. per ton.
At Taganrog Ohirka wheat was quoted 435. to 465., ited
linseed 50e. per qr. cost and freight.
At Alexandria • reduction in freights had prevented the
expected decline In wheat; Baidi, 295. 6d. to 31s. 3d. ; Be.
hara, 275. 3d. to 295. 9d. par qr. Saidi beans, 275. to 281.
and barley, 1&. 3d. to 19e. per qr. The fortnight's bun-
seas comprised 18,200 ardebs of wheat, and 60.661 ardebs
beans, of which 15,906 std.& of wheat and 57,073 ardebs of
beans were for England.
The crop of wheat in the neighbourhood of Trieste was
of fine quality, but estimated at one-third short of an
average. Some superior sew Bust had sold at 425. 63. to
' 43e., and maize at 465. per qr. free on board.
A similar dascription of the wheat crop came from
Venice, where some new Chian, and red had been placed at
45e. 63. per qr. The yield of maize was large, m conse-
quence of the timely rains. Price 265. to 275. 6d per qr.
The rain coming too late for the maize crop in Tuscany,
there was scarcely any to gather. The wheat harvest wad
fine in quality, but about one-third short in yield.
In the district of Algiers colonists and Arabs were too
busily occupied with thrashing to send supplies to market,
land receipts were only just enough for consumption. The
limited stocks and news from France had produced a rise,
fine soft wheat being worth 321. per 100 kilos (58e. 6d. per
qr.) ; but lower qualities were more plentiful, at from 22f.
down to 241. (435. to 445. per qr.) ; hard wheat, 22f. to
Zeif. 50c. (40.. rid. to 435. 6d.), for September and October,
on the meat at the same, for November 24f. There was
little barley offering, and short supplies of beans. Flour,
made of sat wheat, 50a. per 280th..
The last accounts from New York note a rise in State and
Western flour of sc. to 10c. per brl , and in wheat of 2e,
per bush., with •good export demand. Harvest was rapidly
proceeding in Southern Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania ;
and new Delaware was offering on the market. Partial
complaints of rust were made in the IV est respecting the
spring and white wheat, but these were not general. The
exports to England In a fortnight were 1,325,116 bushels
wheat, 71,676 brls. of flour, and 123,632 bosh.. maize. To
France, wheat, 201,383 bushs. ; flour, 1,650 brts. ; maize,
11,185 basin. ; and oats, 25,904 puha ; together with some
shipments to Antwerp and Holland. Prices of flour were,
for extra State, 4 dole. 15c. per brl. (17s. Id.); Ohio, 4 doh.
10c. (16e. 10d.); choice, Mole. 10c. (255. ld.); Tense, 6 dd.
Me. (265.); Canada, 4 dole. se. to 7 dole. 10c. (18e. Bd.. to
295. 2d.) ; Richmond and Petersburg, 7 doh. to 9 dole.
(28s. 9d. to 375.); /advent& Club wheat, 82c. to 96e. per
bush. (275. 4d. to 325. per qr.) ; Chimp spring, 70e. to ft*.
(23a. 4d. to 29.. Bd.) ; Hume, 9&. to 95c. (31a. to 31e. 8t1.) ;
Amber Ohio, 1 dol. (335. 4d.) ; winter red, 1 dol. &. to
1 dol. 12c. (365. to 3'7a 4d.) ; white Western. 1 doL 22e. to
1 dol. 32e. (40a. Bd. to 44a.) ; white Kentucky, 1 doL 24c.
to 1 dol. 30c. (41s. 4d. to 435. 41.), all per qr. of 280 lb..
Flour at Montreal, 4 dole. 700. to 4 dole. 80e. (198. 4d. to
19.. 9d.) Canada and Chicago wheat, 95c. to 1 dol. (31a. 84.
to 33e. 4d. per 480 lbs.)