The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-24 00:00:00

MARICETs.

COTTON.—LivaarooL,Aronev23.—The market closed
heavily, and with much °eerie& Compared with the prices
of Friday, buyers of Bowed. have an advantage of 1 16d.
per lb., but all other kinds are without material change.
The sales were 7,060 bales, 6,000 of which were American,
600 for ozport, sad 1,000 on speenlatiori ; 250 Penmen earl
litarealram, at 665. and Md. ; 263 Egyptian, et Rd. to
745.; and 500 Surat, at 5.d. to 65. per lb. ; imports for
the week, 20,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—NLNCEBITIR, Avoca' 2.3.—The
market is very quiet, there being less business passing, both
in sloth and yarns, than last week, but prices are without
Mention. Of the business doing it may be remarked that
several descriptions of printing cloths and fine T cloths are
in rather better demand, being bought chiefly by houses in
the Levant trade. India shirting. and jeceoneta are also in
request, but ►uyers hesitate to give the full prime asked by
manufacturers. In yarns more business could be done if
sellers were willing to accept slightly easier prime. There
is great firmness, however, both for twist suitable for the
home trade and for export. India numbers of male are ex-
ceedingly scarce and dear.

WOOL—Bruhroku,Ac OUST 23.—W00l fully maintains
its former prices, and in this article, as well as in yarns,
there is a steady business doing. There appears no new
feature to notice in prises, the manufsetunn being em-
ployed in working oat orders.

CORN.—Binstmoiam, AUGUST 23. —At Gloucester
market on the 18th wheat was about 3e. per qr. lower. At
Worcester the same day a reductioa of 4s. per qr. was sub-
mitted to. Barley folly as dear. Oats rather cheaper.
Beans and peas unaltered. During the present week the
weather has continued very favourable for securing crops.
and few transactions in the trade ate reported. Wheat and
barley held for previous rates. Oats Bd. per qr. lower.
Beans only saleable in retail. Peas more inquired for. At
Wolverhampton yesterday all articles of the trade were
nominally unaltered in value. At this day's market there
was a less supply of wheat, and an advance of Is. to 2e. per
qr. was Teethed on most descriptions of both Beglish and
toreign. Barley unaltered. Oats more la demand. Beans
a slow sale, bat no cheaper.

Dunes., Auo. 23.—We had a very small supply of
wheat which met a very quick sale at tally 2s. a qr. above
the prices of last week. There was no new wheat aor new
barley in the market. In othergrain there was nothing doing.
Wheat, best red, 775. to 80s. ; middling, 661. to 775.; inf..
rior, 66e. to 665. Barley, 345. to 365. Oats, 28s. to 345.
Beaus, 465. to 635. Peas, 435. to 48e. Flour, floe per sack,
66e. to 61s ; mopeds, 635. to 661.

MILNCHSBI2I. AVG WIT 23.—The weather wee showery
this morning, and haying a fair attendance at our market,
the trade opened with more Argonne. An improved de-
mand wu experienced for both wheat 'and flour at fully
the currency of this day ies'nnight. Other articles were
only in moderate request without chugs is value.

Birsvmeh, Ana. 21..—At our market to-day we had •
thin attendanos, &men being engaged in harvest opera-
tions, and buyers were indisposed to purchase beyond im-
mediate wants. The day's business in all kinds of grain
was but nominaL Wheat remained Bren at last week's
prices, but little was done. Barley and other kinds of
aping corn scarcely inquired for. Averages:—Wheat,
white, from 781. to 80e.; red, 745. to 76.. Barley, grind-
ing, 365. to 375. Oats, 335. to 365. Beans, 48.. to 491 per
quarter.

Nawiluati Aim. 23.—We have not allarge supp yof
wheat this day for which them was • steady demand, at fall
prices. There were several samples of new which made
from 765. to 825., although the quality was not fine. Every
day affords additional evidence of the deficiency of the new
crop both is quantity and quality. Only a retail business
in spring corn.
tlinamols,:Avo. 23.—The weather continues favourable
for harvest work, and bat little grain Gomm to market. The
trade is slow, and rather cheaper than last week.

WOODNAIDOZ, AVG. 23.—The weather is now line, and
harvest is general in this district. Wheat cuts up well upon
the sound staple soils, but very indifferently upon the light
and mixed lands; until the crop be fairly tested by thrash-
ing, no accurate opinion can be given as to the yield. A
nominal market to-day, bat the few samples offering readily
brought the extreme prime of last week. With an* wea-
ther, we shall have a small sprinkling of new wheat at
imarket next week. Currency to the turners : —Wheat,
white, new, 732. to 76a.; red, 70s. Beans, tick, 4131. Peas,
white, 471.; grey, 42e. Oats, 286. to 31s.

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WATIIIOID, Atm. 22.—We have had a limited import
of wheat from abroad, with a moderate arrival of maim from
Liverpool Ante the data of oar last. Oar market has been
is a most inanimate state ; the trifling amount of bosunw
passing is at about late rates. A few minpla of new wheat
and tawney oats have coma to market ; 40a. per bushel has
been paid for the former, and 13t. fld. to 14a. per bushel for
the latter article.

EII2IBIIIOX, At/G.22.—We had in the market to-day
472 qn. wheat, 389 qn. barley, 627 qrs. oats, and 46 qrs.
beans. There were sold—Wheat, 466 qn. ; barley, 317 ;
oats, 405 ; ant. beans, 18. 'l he supply of grain was much
smaller. Balm were ready for all aorta. With the excep-
tion of beam, prices rose on last week's quotations. There
were several parcels of new barley and oats in the market.
New barley, top lot, sold at 375. 6d. per qr., 6311 be. Oats,
new, 30a. 84., weight 3911 n. As compared with last week—
Wheat, 4s. up on top, and Is. up on the average. Barley,
down 61. on the top. and 4d. up on the average. Oats, down
Is. on the top, and 6d. up en the average. Beans, down
6d. on the tovand 9d. down on the avenge. Wheat, 71e.
to 84s. Barley, 31e. to 40e. 61. Oate,.3os. Bd. to 365.
Beans, 48e. to 61e. Weight of top wheat, &albs.; barley,
681bt.; oat., !Sibs.; and beau, 6711 be per Nobel.

CATTLE.—NzweIm, Ana. 22—At market to day we
had only a small show of stook, and not much business done.
Then were 320 sheep, 65 beasts, and 108 pigs penned in the
market.

EDINBURGH, AUG. 22.—The number of sheep and lambs
this morning was 7,914, being 99 less than lest week.
Demand for good sheep end lambs brisk; consequently,
sales were *sally effected at fall prim. The middling and
inferior sorts were dull, and last week's prices were barely
maintained, and at the close • goodly number of the latter
sorts unsold. Bat mutton, 7d. per lb. ; current, 6d.; mid-
dling and inferior, 6d. to 6d. Lambs, top, 24e.; current,
for the best sorts, from 18a. to 22e. ; middling, from 10s. to
16.. Black-faced, top. 12a., current, for the but, from 9s.
to 10s. ; and down to 6s. head. The supply of cattle was
less, there being 369, or 61 less than last week. Demand
also good, sad prices up 6d. per Dutch stone. Top price,
10,. 6d.; current, 9s. 6d. to 10s.; middling and inferior,
from Be. to 9s. At the close a good clearance effected.
DUBLIN, AUOUBT 23.—(8y Magnetic Telegraph.)—We
hod a large supply of cattle and sheep; prime, brisk
demand at l•te quotations ; middling and inferior, dull of
sale, with a downward tendency. Store pigs in great de-
mand at higher prices. In wool not much doing ; holders
Arm ; prices steady.