The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-10 00:00:00

Kingston and Ware 68 to 75
Brown 64 to 63
Rya.

New ..

40 to 42

laish. fetd,

16 to 31

potato 29 to 34
BeuiCh, feed

Per lir:

Dantile (eggs-
WRAT. II I.
I
bergock and Yeet Ol to 68
Rostkei-

Do= 6O to 67
66 to 61
Brailaa, hard
ft to 66
An:44=7nd 64 to Se
„ white
BALLZT.
- .

Grinding --
8040
- at to ss
Dis42lling to 40
Malting
OATS.
. .

DakLte4
IS toto 17 VI
21
ARRTVALB OP mum, 6e.
AND warn etsauom.
8. BOTH INCLUSIVE.

Per Qr.

Wheat Barley. Malt. Oata. 11leans Pere.
qn. qrs. qrs. I qrs. I qrs. tale. auks.
English OWO SOS 14496 618 $5 317 ... 11701
Scotch . .
Ineth
Foreign 0660 4110 ... 536111 1140
Total
LIVERPOOL66ffeIq MARKRT.
(TEM DAY.).

(7Rox az on, Oonnitskitexame.)
The market is again very strong and the sales foot
up about 15,000 bales, at Saturday's extreme quotations.

CORK BUTIRR MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

(nom coin own onsiussionwrr.)
Ordinary, 123 a, 115 a., 1095., 975, 775. ; 1,650 firkins.
Mild cured, 132 a., 123 a., 118 a.; 115 firkins.

MINCING-LAND.—(IIIIB DAY.)
Suosa.—A considerable business has been done in com-
mon qualities, including 20,000 hags Muscovado Manilla,
at 28e. to 28e. 6d. ; 400 bags common Jaggery Madras, at
„275. 9d. Refined quiet without change in value.
Coma continues quiet. Numerous and important
public sales will be brought forward this week.
Tna.—There is a firmer market for common Congous ;
other kinds remain steady.
Rnit.-200 puncheons Berbke sold at le. 131 d. proof.
Rica.-2.000 tons sold afloat. Rangoon, lls. 9d. ; ditto,
distant shipment, at lls. ; Lerma, 10s. 3d.
SLIZPVIIII.—The market continues quiet.
Carron.—There is an improved demand, at 4d. to Id.
per lb. advance.

TALLOW YAREBT.—(THIS DAT.)pettes.
The market is steady. Town tallow, 435. 3d. ;
bermeT.C., on the spot, 444. 6cl. ; October to December,
455. 6d.; December, 451, 9d,

OF TALLOW.

18/6. issts. umn. 19118.
- -
Rock o hand tlals daj.. 211,960 KM 14,702 21,163
Delivery lad week 1,261 1,670 1,954 1,164
Ditto tram Ist June
Anima lad week 2,2117 411 1,911 3,011
Ditto Ems Ist June
411.4 4.04 41.4.9.4.5.44.a4.4d.
Price T.C. au 8944 this day :43 949 4411 459 6
MUG Tenni bit !May 145 9 '459 '473

Arrival for the week oodles August 19 lag year, ail; delivery,
1,147 mei& The animal lad week compriosti 8,002 casks from
Australia; 10 other Owes ;-6941. 8,018 rusks
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET
(THIS DAY.)
The number of beasts is about the same as on Monday
Let, and trade is dull, yet prices are pretty well main-
tained for choicest qualities. Sheep are not so
plentiful, and choicest descriptions are rather dearer.
We have again a very large supply of middling lambs ;
it is exceedingly difficult to obtain purchasers for them at
very law prices. Good calves are rateardeamr. Our foreign
supply consists of 2022 beasts, 6,710 sheep, 168 calves,
and 36 pigs. From Scotland, 110 beast& ; Inland, 94'
Norfolk and Suffolk, 40; and 2,8,14 from the midland and
home counties.
Pastors Melba &d.& d. Per Mame of gibs. e. d. a
Beet &Me, Hareida . 6 0 6 I Beat De A Illt-brda sh 0 0 0
Beet gatert-bores ,48 6 0 Beet Delll-110010 4 4 4
Sewing goal. imam 28 3 4 Do., do., Ohm 0 0 0
Calves .. 34 8 4 'Ewes& mead qual 3B 4
Pigs 9O 4 6 Do. as. Ohms •0 0
liketDssiatit-beeda 4 8 5 0 lambs 4 4 5
Bemis at market, 6,120; sheep and lambs, 30,910; eaves,
418 ; pigs, 920.

BOROUGH HOP ILARXET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a continued stead
demand for all descriptions, prices ruling firm at the ad-
vance. Plantation accounts are about the same, but the
crop must necessarily fall very short of what was at one
time expected.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.—ALEE.tNDRIA, AUGUST 9.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Nyanza
left at noon, and the Peres at 2 p.m. to-day. The former
may be expected at Marseilles on the 16th, and the latter
at Southampton about the 22nd inst. The Pere has on
board specie value 273,8761., doubtless government trea-
sure from Bombay.
QUEENSTOWIT, AUGUST 10.—The Inman royal
mail steamer City of Paris, from New York, arrived here
at noon to-day with 1,0001. in specie. She landed mails
and passengers, and proceeded immediately for Liverpool.
All well.

THE RATES OF POSTAGE.--lo the fourteenth
report of the Postmaster-General on the Post-oface, which
wag published this morning, the Duke of Montrose states
that applications have been made to him from time
to time for a reduction of the postage on local
letters, but he is not disposed to view favourably any
proposition which would have the effect of disturbing
the uniformity of rate for distance, which is the
principle of the existing postal system. Applications having
for their object the lowering of the minimum rate of post
age for printed matter sent by post in the United King-
dom, now fixed at Id. for 4 ounces, are, in his grace's
opinion, more worthy of consideration, and he his already
made a change in this dire:Ake in the osee of printed mat-
, ter sent abroad.