The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.— Smarm., AUGWIT 14.—There has been leg
business doing this west in our raw market, and buyers
seem inclined to use up their stocks rather than increase
them at the present rates. Refined goods are dull. and sell
only at very low rates. Rum.—Very little doing ; prime nu.
altered.

TALLOW.—FRIDAY Itogwuro.—The market wu steady.
Spot, 425. 93. ; September (new), 44a. lid. ; October to
December, 455. ; December, 45.. 6d. ; January to March,
455. 9d. Delivery to last evening, 687 casks ; arrivals, de.,
1,268 casks. North American, 41s. 6d. ; good fine, 41.
South American, 435., LL pipes ; 42a. 6d. middling 41s. 68
yellow. Cocoa-not oil quiet—Cochin at 48.., and Ceylei
at 46e. 6d. Sydney, 46.. to 46e. 641. flee. Palm of
without animation at 36e. 6d. to 37e. 60e Logos. Palm
nut oil, 355. to Xs., good to fine. Horse roue, 3ta ;
rough fat, 2s. I.lil.

COITON.—LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 14.—A large biiiihtsi
has been trarsacted daily throughout the week, and the
trade have been free buyers ; they have, however, been
met liberally by holders. American has been in good re-
quest at an average advance of 84d. per lb.; in some instances
the advance has been rather more. The transactions is
Egyptian have been on a large scale, sad here also there
is an advance of about id. per lb. As regards Brazil the
better qualities of Pornams and Maranbams are rather in
favour of sellers, but no change can be noticed in Maceios.
All bunt and Madras deecriptions have been in good request,
especially for qualities at and above fair; there u as
advance of about 4d. per lb. in most instances. .Sande has
beep in increased demand et 4d. advance, which is also
paehg on Bengal. There is no change in (Aim., but a
better demand during the last day or two. Speculators hare
taken daring the week 9,730 hales : exporters, 12,500 bales ;
and the trade, 37.210 bales of all kinds. We have to report
a fair demand to-day, with a steady market. The sales are
6,000 bales, of which 2,000 are for export and speculation.
The following are the official quotations :—Fair Oilcana no-
minal, middling Slid. ; fair Mobile nominal, middling
224 d. ; fair Uplands nominal, middling 214 d.

COTTON GOODS.—MANceisrev, Acc.t.:Ar 14.—A fair
amount of buainess has been done in yarns to-day. The
demand bas been chiefly for India, China, and for the Medi.
terraneao. The home trade bare not bought much. A
much larger business could have been done bad spinners
been disposed to have accepted Tuesday'. prices, but most
of them have been caking an advance, having sold heavily
before. The in.ptovernent previously reported in the cloth
market continues. We Mated in our report of Tuesday
that the market was active, sod that a large business wu
done in cloths last week for India. Since Tuesday the mar.
ket has been quite as active, and we continue to haves
large business in all goods suitable for India,
including shirting', jaoonete and long cloths.
There is also more demand for printing cloths,
The home trade, which has been languishing so long, seem'
to have revived considerable, and from houses in that
branch we hear much more encouraging amounts of boxi.
nee& Some of them report a better demand for goods than
they have experienced for a long time put. The improve.
ment has hardly made itself felt in the general wholesale
market yet, owing to the timidity of merchants, whose feta
have led them to anticipate a sadden fall of prime, and have
induced them as a conveyance to allow their stocks to run
unusually low before replenishiog. There is a report of
more doing for the bane trade to-day, however, especially
.in printers and domestics. There is also more doing in
fancy goods, sad manufacturers now hold some rather
heavy orders. Prices are tending upwards, and in some
cases check business in cloths, but the market dons with a
healthy feeling.

CORN.—CHELMSTORD, AUGUST 14.—We bad a fair sup-
ply of wheat at to-day's market, mostly new white ; coodition
improved, quality Bue ; but, to make sales freely, a dachas
of ls. to 2a per qr. bad to be submitted to. Wheat. whits,
48a. to 50s. ; extra, 51s. ; red, 44a. to 475. ; extra, 48..

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LINCOLN, Auccer 14. We have had a small supply of
wheat at market today, several of the parcels being of the
new crop, which was of fair storage quality. BOilleall wag
very dull, and quite retail in its character, but last week's
prime were fully supported. Wheat, red, 46e. to 495. ;
white, 475. to 112 e. ; oats, 20s. to 27a ; beans, 41a. to 445.
Lnzaroot, Acacia 14.—At our market today
there was a slow trade in wheat. and prices mutt be
quoted ld. per motel lower. Oats difficult to sell. Barley
beaus, and peas without alteration. Indian cons offered
and closed 3d. per quarter cheaper. Oatmeal neglected.
American flour moved slowly at last quotatioes.

WAKEFILLD, AUGUST 14.—New wheat is 21. to 3e. per
quarter lower than last Friday, old rather cheaper. Other
article* unchanged. Merge for the week coding August
10:—Wheat, 1,259 quarters, at 47e. 9d. ; beans, 77, at
;Y.M. 711
WaTERVOSD, AUGUST 14.—Our market has assumed a
firmer tone this week. but we cannot note a cheap in price
for any article of the trade esoept Indian oorn, which is
dearer by 3d. to 61 pm barrel. Arrivals liberal.

00AL&-Menott, Arocier 14. -Bates's West Hartley,
15.. 6d. ; Byam's Belnade West ilartlay. 17s. 3d. ; Mimetic!
Moor, 12s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, P 5.. 9d.; West Hartley,
17s. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell. 15s. 9d. ; Men M lin. 16s. 3d.;
Walla End Braddells Hetton, 164. 9d. ; Walls End
Fromwellgate. 16s. 3d. ; Walls Eod Haserell, 18e. ; Walls
Eod Hatton, 18a. ; Walls Eod Kepler Grange, 161. 9d.
Walls End Russell's Helton, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Booth
Hatton, 114. ; Walls End Tunetall, 15s. 9d. ; Walls Ead
Hartlepool, 17s. 3d ; Walls End Kelloe, 16s. 9d. ; Walls
Rod East Hartlepool, 17a. Gd. ; Walls End South Hartle-
pool, 16e. Gd. ; Walls E..d Trimdou Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ;
Camay and buffryn Malting, 2201. -Ships at market, 78 ;
'MK

TR.AFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Pate Mr, Total, Total,
RAILWAY& open misers eliandlso 1663 1882
Week ending June 6. ¢ & 8 It
Great Southern of India 79 340 231 LSO 686
*ma eutiwk July 25.
Grand Trunk of Climb... 1090 7,393 7.889 15,252 13,870
Week ending August 2.
London, Tilbury. & 00010-
and Extenskm
Royal Danish
Week eniing August 9
Caledonian 234 7.&31 10,578 17.019 17.'80
Lon..Chathani. and Dover 784 5.831 702 6,533 6.683
MetropOltan kr. of Lon.,
Chatham, and Dover

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