The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LEvarooL, fistr. L —Market vary quiet,
Was to-day 4,000 halaa, Wand* 1,500 for mesalatios
aad ax port. 700 Americas, 22d. to 300. ; 50 Parmen, SPIL
Md. to 31jd. ; 2uo Egy atlas, 2,900 Barak
1444. to 27d. ; Madre', 18ed. ; Bowl, &Sada, ha., 15d.
to 1744.; Oakes, 17$. to 224 ; Japan, 22d. ; 50 Para. ha.,
200.

WOOL AND WORSTED. it/Annan, Barr. I.
Every department is morediagly quiet. The genersl W-
igs of quietaess must be ascribed more to the high price of
money than anything else. Although the Beak seta of
discount is so higher. yet the fear of a sadden rise tends to
precept operations on the part of most to any mica kayoed
what wall supply immediate wants. There is little or no
wool changing heads. The extreme quieterse of last week
has perhaps disappeared, though the benison done is very
limited. The quotations are nominally the sum, though,
wherever sales are effected, the buyer has no doubt • slight
advantage; indeed, with warehouses well stored with wool,
and few or so buyers, the tendency of prices la inevitably
downwards. There is little activity in worsted
Some few orders have been given in Ws single yarns. These
is some abatement of the demand for two-folds
and also for Genappe yarns. The long-oontinned
demand for these sorts is suddenly declining.
The buyer may obtain a alight coacessiom The
same quietness pervades the piece trade. The home homes
are doing little or nothing, and this arises from the time
being " ',Mayen semons." The continental trade is below
an average. The American trade shows signs of improve-
ment. There is a very fair demand fur alpaca lustros at firm
prior • but in other fabric', inch es plain Orleans and
Cobuois, for which there is • meaty demand, the quotationare easier. Some of the makers of plain goods are stopping
their looms.

LEATH/M.—Them is so 'Mange in the demand for
leather sines our report of last week. On Tuesday, at
Lesdenball, there was only • moderate supply of fresh
goods, and the kaneactwas eras baited in extent, without
slter•tioo in prima Light crop bides, oommua English
butte, bellies, best abased ,rod dramas bides, and calf
skim of 3011). avenge and, under, are the articles most in
maser.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnioa.ur, Bnrr. L
During the last few days there km bees a rather more active
inquiry at the lace warehouse for the home markets, a sort
of tires instalment towards the autumn trade. The aooda
most in demand at present are foundation nate and bhek
and white silk laces. The foreign market. are all extremely
dull. There is no improvement whatever to report in any
branch of the hosiery trade, yarns being as firm as ever, and
buainess being curtailed as much se pourable in cairecpuince
of the peace news from America, so which more credit is at-
tached than one would suppose pemible.—ltottinghses
Journal.

CORN.—BIIMINGEAX. Seer. L —At Gloomier market
on the 27th, wheat firmly maintened precious Mee ; at
Worcester same day an advance of Is. par qr. wee reluc-
tantly enrsitted to. Barley quite as deer, end heavy
rzling qualities inquired for. Ore in fair request.
la. per qr. dearer. Daring the present week wheat
boa readily found buyer at former prices. Barley, oats,
beam and peas unaltered. At Wolderhampton, yesterday,
wheat sold slowly, but was so cheaper. At this dap
market there was a limited supply of English wreak which
sold slowly at the carrescy of this day se'snight ; on
foreign the turn was in favour of buyers. Barley, oats,
beans sad peas In fair request is limited quantities, at
former prom
BRISTOL. SIM I—At oar market to-day there wee a
moderate supply of English sheet, far which the drama
was good, anal prices firmly supported. In foreign but few
transactions were reported, and last week's values were
about unionised. Barley Ism in demised than usual at this
season of the year, and values without alteration. Oats,
both old and sew, is good ripply, and sold freely, at fully
last week's prices—mw Wray, 124. to 12e. 6d. ; and block,
18•. 3d. to 18e. per 3041 b. The supply of mare is is
mores of the desired, sad the reds ruled dull, withprwea
the tars easier. Peas attracted bat little attrition. Heals
ember cheaper.
Derma, Sart I.—At our market to-day we bed a err
supply of wheat, with s doll trade at lest week's prises
Some few samples of sew barley were shown ; bat the
malting seers sot having ormaseeed, the &mead was
very slow. The higher prise we beard of wee Mk Oats,
been, aod peas as last week. New tame from lla. to 13s
per bushel. Best white wheat, 21e, to tn.; beet rod dire,
110 e. to 21e. ; other sorts, 17e. to 19s. ; beet baday 2Be. to
31e. ; oats, 21e. to 27s ; beans, 110 s. to 114 s pees, lea. to
215.; spring venire, We. to Th. ; ise Sam; We. to Ma.
6d.; other dour, Me. to 28e.

MANCIUMITER, BIM I.—M oar starlet this 1110.11 in
shako aid Eashsh wheat was held far as assess cd L. per
quarter, which checked rhea ; while sew wee is Ur re-
quest at last week's rates. For fonts the domed was
laagaid alas pswriees currency. More assay wee asked

for freeh.mule flour, but in the business done uo immor
went waa obtainable. Oen ruled firm, and oatmeal was
without material change. Beane were fully as dear. Indian
corn was 3d. to Gd. per quarter lower.

Nnruc, Ammer 31.—The demand for wheat was
healthy, and prices were in favour of the seller. &alAy ks
last week. Oats about the rote. Beans met a fair sale at
rather more moony.

NEWBURY &PT. L--We have this day to report s
rather. bate; !apply of new wheat, which met a fair sole at
prime rather in favour of the buyer, Several samples of
new barley, but few sales were made, u masters are out
prepared to bogus work. But little doing is oats, beans,
and peas.

STOCKTON-ON-TWA At74ll3sT 3L —The farmers' supply
of grain to this day's market was short. Wheat wasin
fair request, at full prices. Barley, oats, beans, and per
unaltered m price. Wheat per quarter of 83lb. to the
bushel, Durham and Yorkshire red, 425. to 435. ; ditto
white, 46a. to 48s. • south country red, 44a. to 455. ; ditto,
white, 48s. te 50i. Barl grinding, imperial qr., 2Gs.
to 30s. Oats, feed. new, 18.. to 20s. ; potato, 421 b. per
bushel, Zia. to 24., Beans, 40a. to 441. Pau, feeding,
355. to 365.

111BRIDGZ, &PT. 1.-The supply of whoa is only mode.
rate, most of the samples being new • the best kinds made
50s. per qr. Spring corn comes short and pram are rather
higher. New oats, 225. to 255. Rye, 36.. per qr.
Boursoitos, AUGUST 31.-As compared with last week,
wheat was 3s. up oa the top, and Is. 4d. down on the
average. Barley wee Is. down on the top, sad sd. up ea
the average. Oats were same on the top, and 2d. op on
the average. Beam were maze ou the top, and Is. :id,
down on the average. Wheat, 32a. to 495.; barley, 2.74.
to 365. ; oats, 17s. to 28a. ; beans, 375. to 43e.
CATTLE.-BISKINCHAY, SEPT. 1.-We were fairly sup.
plied with beasts at this day's market, the general quality
by so means first rats. Prime beasts were in fair request
at full prices ; inferior a slow trade. The supply of sheep
was amenably large, which met a slow inquiry. Tuesday's
prices barely realised. Lambs were • full supply ; the tr..de
inactive, at about late rates. Calves a small supply ; steady
demand ; late prioni made. Fat pigs a fair time of yea
supply ; firm demand. Beef, 54d. to lid. par lb.; nether
mutton. 744. to Bd. per lb. ; ewe ditto, 644. to 74.1. per lbx;
lamb, Bd. to 9d. per lb. ; veal, 6d. to 7gd. per lb. ; Max
pigs, Bs. 9d. to 10s. per score ; pocket ditto, 10s. to 10s. 6d.
Beam, Sen. 1.-Our September fair sad weekly
male market were held together today, and there was a
very full supply of beef and mania ; the former, however,
wee not of very good quality, and secondary samples could
scarcely be disposed of, even at • reduction. Anything
good sold well at last week's prices, beet descriptions real',
log from 665. to 685., and inferior from 535. to 635. per
owt. ; some very fair samples remained on band till mid-
day. A brisk sale for sheep soon cleared all the mos,
wethers realising from 744. to Bd. and ewes from 611 to
70. per lb. A full supply of lamb, but owing to the
lateness of the season it could not be sold. A remarkably
short supply of store cattle, the number being less than we
bans seen at any previous fair, and those on offer were not
wasted. Good show of witch cows, but little dolor,
holders refusing to give ba to a reduction. Short show of
pigs, with an advance in prices, a good demand, and near'l
double the number on offer could have been sold. Bacon
pigs realised from 10s. 3d. to 13a. 6d., and porker from
10a. 6d. to lls.

NKWARK. AUGUIST 30.—There was a large imply of fat
beasts to-day, sod • good share of buzioeas waa done at
rather lower prices. Sheep were in good demand at a trier,
below late quotations.

Norrixtutur. Aocuer 31.-A large rupply of cattle, but
of wary isferio. qualities. The demand for best beet wan
brisk, at an advance in prior. For inferior sorts there was
a slow inquiry. Ismell heifers Bs. 6d. to 9s. per stone ;
coarse end inferior 6s. 6d. to 7e. 6d. Supply of sheep cot
large, and the demand was slow at late prices. Best small
' Bd. per lb. large and inferior 7d. to 74d. There was a lame
show of lambs, which met a doll sale at Bd. to 84d. per lb.
Store sheep were oily a small supply, sad buyers ways
scans. Prices ranged from 35a. to 45a. per head. The
number of also on offer was moderate, the ioquiry being
slow at previous rates. Bast sorts 74d. to 7141. per lb. ;
0011110 and inferior! 64d. to 7d. There was a good demand
for small pocket pip at advanced rates. Best small 71. per
stoats; large, 6s. to 6s. 6c1.; bacon, 64. to 6e. 9cl.
EDINBURGH, Ammer 3L-Tbe number of cattle this
morning was 384, being 6 mere than last week. Sala were
dull, sad a clearance was not effected. Top price, Ds. 6d. ;
current, 7s. 9d. to Sis. • middling and inferior, 6s. 6d. to
71 6d. per stone. The; supply of sheep and lambs was
9,176, being 8.39 more than last week ; 2,708 of which were
store lambs. Sales were slowly effected for both sheep and
lambs, and at the close a coosidersble number were unsold.
Extreme top of the best mottos, 71d. ; current top, 744.,
and down to lci. • ewes. 6d. to 7d. per lb. Lambs, top
prices, 39.., 30L. i9c, 295. 6d., 28s. ; cornet, for the best
sorts, 945. to 275. ; and down to 12& ; blackfaced, 20a,
18a. 6d., 18e., and down to 11.. • head. Fed pip brought
from ss. to 6s. per stone ; six to eight weeks aid ditto,
from lle. to 14s. a head. Numbers in market-Fat otitis,
382 ; lean ditto, 225 ; milk cows, 86; sheep. 9,178 ; pip,
278.

. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Foolish, Captain Field, with the heavy portion of the India
and China mails, arrived at Southampton yesterday. She
brings 100 pasemagers, and on freight 94 our di elk,
7 CASON of valuable., 7 maks of wine, 50 packages of sundries,
and 1,417 bales of raw silk—vane 120,0001. etaibsg.

Etrtageviox mom Lryzeroor..—The government
emigration amnia at Liverpool yesterday (Thareday)
issued ibis usual emigration return from the port for the
month elides July. From these teams it spines that
during the swath of August then riled to the rolisd
Slates 22 ships with 6,766 dance and 4Z3 cabin ;assn.
gen ; to Canada, 4 ships, with 571 steerage and 145 cabin
passengers; kiNew South Wales, 1 ship, with 284 stemma
peonage* ; sad to Victovis, 2 ships, with 992 storage sod
28 eibm pasesegars—makiai a total of 29 ships and 8,53;
sterns. paseesiere. Tbe dupe that sailed " not under the
act^ were, foe the United States, 11, with 463 passen-
gers ; to (lands, 1 ship, with 15 pessengers ; to New
Brunswick, 1 ship aad 3 panniers • to New South Wales,l
ship and 71 puseasers ; to Victorg, 2 ships aad 79 passes.
gen ; to South Australia, 1 ship sad 2 penmen ; to West
t Couo: Africa, 1 ship sod 38 cabin passeamrs—making
and total 012,579 &seek 391 Scotch, 4,1 MA. and
Germans, &e. . .

Fon& Maw Bosun Au-rm.—Yana:day after-
noon, shortly Wane four o'clock, a led sesidentitTylticli has
terminated fatally to two moo, and Mirka& in to two
others, comma oa the now Ilse of railway sow mane of
eoweraction by the South Fasters Railway Cmpeny bus
Ines Deptford and Lowislum. A party of excavators wen
at work cutting away a portion of the ohs& embankinet,
and had just completed their work, when, without an 7 ware'
ing, a mare, weighing nearly 100 tom, soddenly fell, buniog
four of the unfortunate fellows, and others narrowlyescapiog
a similar fate. Such woo the weight of the falft earth
that a truck, standing on a side lino of rails, was somplatelr
smashed. Other men immediately met to work to roam
their unfortunate ammonia*, sad sosessagees mem dm
patchied for medial amistanos. After a short time two of
the anfortuento men wars reached, still alive ; aid barbs
been Minded to by two modicel mistime. resident ia the
neighbourhood, they wen oonveyed to Guy's Hospital The
other two sees, sung Thomas Winnows end fimand
Brows, both of wham wen merriad, on Inn got on wen
ptomaine& dead, sod their bodies wen removed to the
perish deed-hoot to await the emower's begun

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