The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

MARKET&

THE TEA TRADE.—/heers. Matthew* sued Co.. In
*hoar smoothly coreelar. soy The lately
("tunable al Simi tea socket ho s etteseted the ail
exporters, sad &dog the past moth ehlposeete—hoth to
Americo end the msetimest—havo bees es an exleediag

nal% Few the week iodise the 17th Awed lest, they
easawated to 1,228,716 lba As roast Fairopeas rakes
appear to be esissuiesiog the eassamaptiaa of tam, is will,
ao doubt, pow into aa established teed% owitter64l7
supply the use of coffee. This promises to be y lash-
toted by lamming stooks ia this coaatry, w prim."

TALLOW.—Torminma limmtea.—lb marlovt was
dad, 102, Y. C., 42a. to 4.1 a. 3d. ; ditto
raw, 434. ; Odober to theambar, 414. Bd. ; December,
4.18. 9d. ; leeway to Marob, 44; to 44; ; Mush,
44a. 9d. Delivery So lasi minim 729 imam; arrival;
07 ark;

COTTON.—Ltvrtroot., Sarr. 10.—Ws have had a good
demand to-day at yesterday's extreme prima The model
are 16.000 bales, et while 3.000 me es speenktion and far
export. 2000 Anternen, 241 d. to 2fid ; 9,370 Sera;
14d. to ; 3000 Baptism 20d. to 26d. ; 430 Per-
nambuco, 25id. ; 200 Baba sod Mem* 2444. The week's
import is 30,737 helm

OOTTON GOODS. MANUMIT/1, Sam 10.—Private
telayeas have bees meshed bees to-cley from Oaleutta,
Bombay, and Hoag Hoag. At Oalmitta, August 24, the
market for °Woo geode was quiet, with leas badness doing.
Then were so buyers of twist and sloth at Um quotation.,
but holden were dm. Shirting (Nibs.) lower ; 71te ditto,
8 repose 10 moms, being 3d. lower is the fortnight.
Beater mill, 40's twist, sew, Jd Ib, lower. At Bombay,
August 73, market quiet ; 716 8 rupees 10 ammo.
August 24—market better ; antes I) rupees par ready
bleier. Hong-Koss, July 23 (by the Preach steamer)—
lee to 24's yarn equal to set pries at hems, 2s. Old. per
lb ; 28's to 3.2't yarn, 2e. 10d. per lb ; 38'. to 42's pan,
da. lid. per lb (patties at home), 18e. per piton Advasos
on yore fair ; as Ai:tangs eassidarable ; all in • few days.

WOOL AND WORSTED.-1111•1403D, Sapp. 10.—A
somewhat excited feeling is still to he foetid in the wool
market. Prime have decidedly harclesed eines lest Them
day, arising so doubt is some immure from • sympathetie
feeling in cotton. The demand has been good d ag the
week, and good wools of all demo lad • ready sale. Spin.
leers for the most part only buy for the supply of their legi-
timate requiremente, and say speculative haying there le
cm the part of staplers is among themselves. The supply
of wool is by no means extensive for the time of year. 1.
wonted yarn spinners have bee• Apia compelled to-day
to advance their quotations, and tree now they elks, that
all prices are far from oorrespooding with the inereesed
! rates they are obliged to pay for the raw materiaL
The effect of the rise is rather to restrict the
operations of purchasers. but any lots that ma be met with
from stook or otherwise et something below current rates
are seedily picked up. The export houses have bought
freely when prices were some 6d. per grows lower, and are
sow more than able to meet the demands upon them from
abroad, which are a little tardy. They are riot, therefore,
disposed to buy at the present advance. Spinners, cm the
other head, are so full of imetisets that they show little
anxiety to obtain new business. There ie • good attend-
, moos is the piece market, and appertain rather more ia-
gain on the part of our home merchants, The Emetic:ea
I homes have been placing some orders for spring, and are still,
late as it seems, giving orders for the fall Mae.
Anything which arm be bright at old prime, or a little
above, Gads a market, particularly in plain mimes mad low
ouburp. Manufacturers, I. face of the rapid upward
j movement in wool and coital, show leer disposition to enter
bite long engagements, and we bear of several instances
where offer. of last Thursday have been declined. Gloms,
mottles, and limos are inquired after. Figured wham and
figured cords still sell freely on the continent, and plain
gibes are not only getting into favour, but promise to
• leading article tor the various market. seat season.
Manufacturers and dyers are now extremely busy, and the
general 000ditroo of the piece trade, whether viewed from
the reerobauta' or the manufacturers' point of view, has
rarely, if ever, been in a sounder and more legitimate coe-
ditioo. Cotton warps sm quoted 21 par pound dearer, and
! Pram are again higher.

LACE AND 11081EBY.—NormagAN, SEPT. 0.
&viral of our largent warehouses report a decided im.
preseason is the demand for black silk Laos sad for other
(abeam. There is also a brisk inquiry for yak lace for the
home market. Other large merratitile houses enpsed in
the foreign trade do sot tied such an improvement, how-
ever, but report that affairs are stationary. We may add
that there are unmistakeable gigue of a good autumn trade
springing up. In the hosiery trade there is little alteration
to notior. Many factories are lessening the number of
fames at work. There is searosly any toquiry for shipping
Yarns have advanced 3d. per bundle. —Nottirintom
foods.

CORN.-13zunsonsis, 10.—At this dey's market
there was a short supply of wheat, which sold slowly st la.
above last week's currency. Foreign held for fully as gnat
a rise. Barley Gd per quarter higher. Oats, beans. sad
peas in limited request, sod sornieslly unaltered is value.

Itiunroc, Seim 10.—At oar market today there was •
short supply of English wheat, which sold readily at as
advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Is (orals more doing at •
simile improvement. Malting barley in active demaod
and about 2s. per qr. dram. Grinding very sour% and
realised an Wiliam of fd. per qr. For oats • rather im.
proved inquiry at folly last week's prime—Dow Irish Nook
sold at 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; Sammy, 19s. to 19s. 6d. per
30411 x lodian ooes folly aa door, but sot active. In bums
rather • better trade.

Dgyttia, Sere. 10.—We had win a small supply elf
wheat a market ; and the advance required tended to cheek
badness. A fear quantity, however, foaled buyers, at prime
from la. to 24. per qr. higher than this dal y week. But
new red wheat frum 224. to 24e. per sank. There were two
or three lone of new barley which sold nadily at improved
prima. A short market of beans and oats, which sold some.
whet more freely than of late. Beet samples of rye made
18e. per sack ; and winter vetches about 7a. per bushel.
Best sew wheat, 224. Od. to 244. ; best old red, 22e. to
244. ; warier sorts, 174. to 204. ; grinding barley. Ma. to
424. ; est.. 21s. to Va. ; beans, 21a. to Zia Ad. ; plea,
lfla. to 21s. ; floe37e. to 40s. ; other flour, 33..
to 313 e.

114thcanerzt, Sire. 10.—Tisen was a fair attandence at
oar market this morning. Runtish new wheat met a slow
sale at the prices current on this day eel:night, while for
forage aa advance of 2d. to 3.1. per 1001 ks. was demanded,
at which little business was done. Flour was is some in.
stasess bold far an amendment of Rd. to Is. per sack, but
then was so disposition to buy, and last weeks' rates could
set be thossided. Oda sad oatmeal were in moderate ro-
piest, at prima is favour of buyers. Brae ruled firm. and
ladies corn was taken to a fair 'Meat at as improvement
of ad. per quartar.
litaraar. Barr. bsday we bad an increased
supply cd both wisest sad barley for which tie demand was
fair, at la. per qr. advaaos on last week's prime. No dump
is gaga ad bolas.

Nl7/1171; Salm 10.—We had a large suwly of wheat,
generally in good =Whim ; sellers attemptod an senses ;
tho insritet closed at late rates, with a dimly Ws. Neat to
uothiog is doing in bailer. Oats, beans, sod pate dull, sod
the turn
UTJUUDOI, Barr. 10.—Thera is arose lira& defog at ear
market to-day, although wheat generally is sot dearer than
last wash, the supply being larger. Sprit,' cent sells better,
at rather higher prim. Ti,.., is. Od. to Se. pre bushel ;
rye, rt. to sr.. per qr.; loar, 365. to 43e. per sack.

. .
EDENBURGB, SOT. 9.—As compered With lest week,
wheel wee 2a. up on top, and 2s. 4d. up on the average.
Berkey was seine oa the top, and la. 10d. up on the are.
sage. Oats were 2a up on the Sop, and mine we the ave-
nge. Beane Well 3d. up on the top, sad la. ed. down ors
the 'memo. Prises per imperial qr. :—Wheet, 371. to KM
Barley, 30s. to 36e. 6d. Beaus, 21s. to 335. Oats, 38s. to
435. ad. We4ot of to wheat, 6Oilbs. ; barley, 57tlke, ;
oats, 451te. ; beam, MM.

CATTLlL—Bairroi., BM. 10.—A large supply of beef
at oar market to-day with a near dull trade, sad pekes
drooping. Bort dreoriptioas roared
*profm 80a. to 635, sal
in pow oyes me. wee made ; the for recoodary qua-
lities was from 545. to Me. per cut. Beason improved
towards the claw of the market. but a somber of Waste
ware left os bud. A large supply of sheep ; beet wethecs
sold from 7d. to 711 sod eon from dd. to did. per lb.
Large runty of MI Lamb—prieer from 7d. to Bd. per lb.
flharkvapply adore tattle ; the samples brought to market,
however, Were very good.. A limited supply of witch cows,
which dewed off very quickly at little alteration is the
prises et hat week. Large supply of pigs, sad prim from
la. 9d. to A. 3d, with a doll heads, putieslarly for auy.
Wag heavy. Very few homes
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NOrrinaiun, Bin 9.—The supply of cattle at our mar-
ket was got large end of middling quality. Best sorts made
advaased prima Beet beef, 84d. per stone; mem sad inferior,
6s. 6d. to ie. Id. Sheep were an average supply, some of
them being of firstalase quality. Trade was brisk at
amused prkes. Best mutton, Bd. per lb. ; large sad
inferior, 7d. to 714. The supply of lambs was large sad
the tirade dull at prime ranging from 20s. to 2ISs. each.
Calves wars a mall supply, the bee* sinking 7d. ; inferior,
6d. to 60. Best small pocket pip realised 79. ; large, fa.
6e. 66. ; binge, fns. to Qa
Inainunan, San. 9.—Tie supply of maids this i=
ear 46d, being 25 more thew hat Wednesday. The
was guest, sad sales were
man readily elected at rather
Top pens. Be. 6d. ; cermet, for the beet, ;
= ooNg and bierM, 6e. 6d. to 7s. fid. per stoma The
sapply of sleep and iambs wee 10,396, or 1,209 more thee
last week ; 3,260 of which were atom lambs, and the rams
which were .speed to auction. 11tere was a fair demand
for all Wads. sad previous rates were supported. Bert
suttee, 7d. to 7440. i sad down to 644. Ewen 50. to 6d.
per lb. Lambe, prime, 265., 255.
frogt. 16a. to 22e.,
and downwards. Pod pigs brought fos. to fa 6d. pm
Pons ; mix to eight weeks old diets, hem Ta to 10e. a bead.

CHEESE.—Soussma, itort. 10.—M imele narkst
the supply ot theme was heavy, there big upwards et WO
toss pitched, with was composed chiefly d ami, old rampla
being extremely same. The stteadassie et bayou ose
large ; trade throegisout the day ass steady, sad a lsrge
bonuses was transacted with • alight coacossios is Qs put
et holders. A climarsuce was asiWy aided. Priers rut ss
follows :—Blom.. 280. to 345. ; hall skims, 44,. to 50t.;
Wiltshire doubles, 48e. to 56a. ; Somerooto, Pie. to 63.. ;
sad Cheddars, 68s. to 745. par owt.