The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-31 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lwx32OOI, AUGUST 30.—We have had a
fair buglers, with prioss rather in favour of the seller.
Wes to-day 6,000 bales, incl
export.n 2,000 speculation aag
700 American 28}€1. to 31 iii. 60 Pensive, ke.,
31 ex. 32d. :30 Marelnhani, S.l. ;60 Ilaceio and KM*
20 . ; 500 Egyptian, 291 d. to 39.1. ; 10 Smyrna, 2.ild. ;
Surat, 15d. to 27fel. ; Bengal, Sande, kc., 1511 a to 17!41. ;
China, 18d. to 201 d.

COTTON GOODS.—ltaecnzarza, AUOVIT 30.—The
market has been very firm. A fair business has been dose
in shipping yarns, bat it falls short of what had been antki-
paW after receipt of the ery favourable telegrams to bead
here yesterday fram the Ead There hu been a good deal of
inquiry for yarns suitable to India. it is true, but it has
sot led to much business. A little business has been doing
for Cermany, and also for the markets of the levant.
Although the market for these yarns is not so brisk as it
was hoped it would he, yet • envoi; impression might be
conveyed if it was not stated that it has recovered a good
deal from the extreme depression felt at the commence-
ment of last week. The market for home trade yarns is
also • good deal steadier to-day, and there has been rather
more business than could be effected last week, but epicure
are rather free sellers, at about last week's terms. Sellers
my, though things are better than last week, still there LJ
not a good business going on ; people do net hey
freely. Spinners have been offering yarn rather freely, and
it is thought this may be one reason why buyers hold back.
Sellers in Cc cloth market are • good deal disappointed,
like those in the yarn market, that the Indian telegrams
received yesterday have not produced • better effect. The
*deices were so decidedly better, that they were in Ip.pee
buyers here would be induced to enter the market more
freely, but this has not been the case. Buyers are not
only quiet, but seem indisposed to make offers of any es.
tent. Some little business has been done in light T cloths,
dirtings. and madapollame, chiefly for Bombay, to meet
immediate requirements, but there has been no general de.
sire to buy manifested, and the offers that have been mad.,
as • rule, were at prices too low to be accepted by mans-
lecturers, who still bold pretty firmly to their quotatioc.
The general feeling of the market to-day, shows tome lath
improvement, and some sales have been made for variou
quarters, but they have been small. The aggregate blvi.
ores of the day bee been inconsiderable in amount, and
the improvement in prices very small. As a rule the
priors of cloth may be quoted as about in the same position
as last week.

MANUFACTURE.S. HCDDEBSFIILD, ACCOST :XL
There have been fewer buyers in the market to-day than
for borne weete put, and transactions in the Clotb•hal/
have been more limited. There is, however, a good busi-
ness still doing to order, both in black doeskins sod kesoy
fancies for winter wear, and stocks of nearly all sorts are
low both in the hall and merchants' warehouses.

WOOLS.-AUDDERSFULD. AUGUST 30.—As Sik4 in Lou.
don draw towards s close, cob:mills move off more easily at
the established priors, and a little more may be said to be
doing in good Gamma.

CORN.—Hru„ Annoerr 30.—At to-da, market a small
supply of wheat which sell, readily at folly last Tuesday's
currency; beat runs of old red making 43a. to 445. per
50110 s. ; a sample or two of new offering, good dry red
makes 44e. to 45e. per 5041ba. Foreign meets a fair
aide. Barley rather cheaper. Beans and peas scarce
and moving upwards, 35e. per 50411.. paid for white Baltic
feeding peas. Oats support late currency, best Danish held
225. 6d. 24 stones, and 40165. Konigsberg 21s. 6d: 24 stones.
Rye moves off. 28a. 6d. to 29a. per 4801te. Foreign amnia
for the week :—Wheat, 8,485 qrs. ; barley, 11,143 ; oats,
4,461 ; peas, 977 ; tare., 109 ; rye, 1,571 qrs.

'Patrick', Anorst 30.—There was rather more wheat
offering so-day than last week, which found burns at fully
late rases. A few maples of new barley ahownig, quality
of which was very various. Beane and peas quite as dear.

LTEDS, ACGUST 30. The wheat trade is oot metier to-
day, but on the melee made, buyers are compelled to give
an advance of It per qr. upon both new and old from the
rates of !sit Tuesday. A few sample. of new barley offer.
Mitt _prices as yet irregular. Oats, beans, and other articles
as before.

LIVERPOOL, Atom 30.-We haw had • much better
attendance at to-day's market both of local and &neat
buyers, but they did not appear to be much in want of
foreign wheat, end we have coosequeotly to report only a
very moderate extent of bushiest at previous fetes. Flour
slow, without quotable change in value. Indian corn meets
• healthy consumptive sale, bet the supply offering en ship
being much in excels of the demand, we quote Danubian
6d. per quarter lower than on Frid,sy ; American keeps
its ground. NM and oatmeal are both in fair request at full
prices. The stock of Egyptian beans here now is so small
that their value is quite nominal. Per and barley have a
good sale. Market acme without animation.
Lynn, AUGUST 30.- Weather was unsettled the latter
part of last week, with a lower temperature. Harvest
may almost be wondered as secured in this county, and in
good order. At this day's market we have • bettor show
of wheat ; old and new was in active request, at the full
Mee of this day week. Barley : some good Leavy new woo
offering, weighing from 551ba. to 571 be. per bushn, and sold
at 34.. to 365. per qr. Beans and oats fully an deer. Per
quarter imperial to the grows:-Wheat, white, new,
631 be. to 641 be., 46e. to 48e. ; ditto, red, 42a. to 44e. Bexley,
best Chevalier malting, 541bs. to 6511 m, 36e. to 375. ; ditto,
rune Chevalier ditto, 531 be. to 641bm, 33e. to 34e. Oats,
361 be. to 421ba, 225. to 26a. Banos, old, falba. to 65/be.,
39e. to 395. ; ditto, sew, 6311 n. to Wba.. 365. to 375.
SALISSURT, ACCOST 30.- Tbe supply of all descrip-
tions of grain 1/11.11 moderate, with several samples of new
wheat, and the attendance was this. There wee • steady
demand for wheat, and prime badla slight upward teodeoc7,
but not • quotable alteration in prices. Flour utialtetel
value. The demand for barley limited, sod prices nomi-
nally unaltered. The malt trade was steady at former rates.
In one, bows, and per, the demand was inactive, sod
business was generally done at the same rates es last week.
Wheat, new, 40a. to 43e. ; old. 355. to 43e. Barley, 4." k to
36a. Oats, 21s. to 28e. Beaus. TA. to 48e. Per, 295. to
425. By,, 28s. to 46. per qr. Flour, 28s. to 341. per
sack. Malt, 60s. to 645. per qr.

CATTLE. Sat.:SHORT, Acarer 31—At our market to-
day there was an unusually large supply of cattle ; beat
Devon oxen were seem ; shoos mostly of a useful descrip-
tion were plentifuL There was also a yew large attendance
of buyers ; end best animals moved off quickly at former
quotations, whilst the more inferior wares duller sale, with
prices in favour of the buyers, many remaining unsold.
Sheep were also in excessive supply, from 2,600 to
3,000 being penned, and of good quality gear
rally ; trade for best South Downs ruled brisk at rather
more money, whilst other qualities sold well, and a clear-
ance was effected at former terms. The supply of lambs wan
scarce ; as was also that of calves, which maintained fully
late quotations. la the pig market there was a large sup-
ply of all sorts; the business was somewhat steady, and
prices about the same se last market, exempt well-
fatted animals, which sold as high as 10a. 6d. per
score. Best ox beef, 11x. 6d. to 12a. lid. per score ;
cow and heifer ditto, 101. to lls. ; mutton of in-
ferior quality, 6d. to 61d. per lb. ; beet downs, 70. to
Bd. per lb. ; veal, 7d. to 74d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7i1.•
and 9s. 6d. to 10a. 6d. per score; green bacon, 7d. to 70.
per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled barn, 9d.
to 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, 18s. to 22e. each ; cows
with caves. 14/. to 16/.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATlifi.

BIRI'He.

Cy.Rlq..:.-Aum!st 18, at St._llargaret's, Twickenham.

Mra. J. N. Clir' ke, of a daughter.
DEVE2L —A tigui4 29, at Brunie leg-square, the wife of L De•
reze,F.p., of a son.
EDWARDl3—Augnet 30• at Denroark•hill, the wife of Wiliam

Edward., sq., of a daughter.---
EvAx&—A•Murt 2S. at Strattortligoen, Stratford, Easel, the
wife oil. Evans, Faq., of a son.
FOXpS —Await ta. at ButherlanO.place, Ecelestonaquare, the

Wile of li:loiie,-Eiti.,OTadaughter.
falUirfl Eft—August 28, at St. Jamef►eyuare, Notting hill,
the wife of G. H. another, of a daughter.
VlNES.—Auguat 29, at Chureh-lane, Walthamstoer, the wife of
C. R. VW*, Liu, of a daughter.