The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TCTMDAT ISTIMMICL—TIse market WM
to-day. Spot, 42.. 33. ; September, 43a 9d. new ;
to Deoestbwr, 44s ; December, 445. 3d. ; Jai/M1.7 to
445. 6d. Delivery yesterday, 156 asks; arrivals
565 corky

002TON.—Lrrnroot., Ammer 25.—We hare h
• good market, at yesterday's prima. The aid.
an 10,000 bass, of which 4,000 an on a pe,ul.
tire sod for export. 1,500 Atoorican, 2241 to 2t id
6,630 Surat, 120. to 20d.; 1,500 Egyptian, no. to zsd
30 Pernambuco, t lid. ; 330 Bahia and Macao, 21K ;
Maranham, 23d. The week's import is 11,528 balsa,

COTTON GOODS.-11aNcumrrsa, Almon
yarn market there has been a considerable busineas rlseno
day, especially for export. Priose have been alutostid
saucing, as will bay, been perceived by previous ropey,
during the Wit two or three weeks, end they are hit„t
again to-day. Yarns (mule and water twist) for exports.
in cones instances as much se Id. per lb. higher than hy
' were last Friday. Spinners are now rather deeply non
' contract, and old stock. are very much reduced, so that
is scarcely any left. Shippers to India harebells' arnoriptt,
buyers, and in fact the purchasing has been pretty aew
for all markets. A moderate business is reported
for,
home trade, the demand running a good deal upon 32'.
Nis cop yarn, which are about id. par lb. higher is pr,
than on Friday. Cope for export are also in mediae..
request, and sellers of these are asking about the sin
advance. Doubled yarns (80's to 120's) are 2d. p,
lb. above recent rates, with a moderate bush*
at the advance. In cloths since last Tuesday a van
large business has been done, sad an advance is prior L..
taken place. which may be considered fully equal to id. p.
lb. This refers to fabrics of nearly all dmaiptioos,
oufacturers ars so well engaged that they refuse to go
at the current rates in the early part of last week
of them are so well engaged for 00034 mouths forward tlIrA
they are unwilling to take additional orders for future (1.
livery. The demand bas been very general, and include
T cloths, long cloths, printing cloths, and shirting,. Tb,
lighter
fabrics for India, such u mull; *comets, Se., an
in good regaled.. The orders held for these latter o,
scriptions of cloth are understood to be 000siderable
magnitude, and the demand will °stead in some came over Sep
Masher. Notwithstanding the im presaimis created hythe hoe
law recants daring the last few weeks there are strong mans
for believing that the prospects of the operatives are looking
brighter than they have been for some time past. No in
considerable number of manufacturers are coming or lure
come to the conclusion that they will loos is by ninnies
their mills than by keeping them idle, and have s
their mills again, whilst others are preparing to follow du
example.

1
WOOLLEN.—Lane, Avoca? 25.—me market' thi.
morn* were generally weU attended, and folly an sump
amount of business was transacted. The demand in
mainly for tweeds, stout meltoos, sod milled diagonals, sr
far as the coloured hall wanconoernedL In the elute markt.
a few hairhota changed hands, and there was a spirited -
unity for ',Anus pilots, and other heavy male. Price
are fully sustained.

MANUFACTUREk—HUDDEnarrILD, AUGUST 25.—Tis!
buyers attending the market to-day hare not been ousts
roux, but, on the whole, a fair average business has beet
tranancted. Checks, stripes, and other light goods still
continue to command atteotioo, and a rather brisk deemed
exists for beerier descriptions adapted for autumn and
winter wear.

WOOLS.-M

AUGUST 25.—Saleo in Loa.

don bare closed briskly ; this wafts manufacturers to eons
into the market with better spirit, and they are scoordingly
laying in Wavier danks at prier recently established.

CORN.—HuLt., AUGUST 25.-At to-day's market a small
supply of old wheat, which sells slowly at about last week's
currency. A few samples of new offering, best reds mac
435. to 455. per 5041ba, being a decline of la. to 2e. per Ir.
from last Temday's prices. Foreign neglected at me
decline noted during the week. Barley dull, but cot
quotably lower. BOOM and peal slow, M prices rather in
favour of buyers. Oats fully 6d. per qr. cheaper, and de.
mead very hunted. Tbs foreign imports last week are u
under:—Wheat, 5,016 qrs. ; barley. 3,270; mac 2.074;
beans, 859 ; peas, 257 ; tares, 35 ; linseed, 13,069; rapeseed,
3,714 ; *ankles, 472 toss.
- • •

•
LIMN Amour 25.—We haves very quiet but rot
sumptive demand for new wheat to-day at fully Friday's
prices,
prices, and there appears little more dispoeitiou to cake
of old. A few samples of new barley offeriog,
Crctat7uotstioris can yet be given. Oats, beans, and other
articles unaltered in value.

LYNN, Acacia 23.—With the exception of a few lin:
showers the weather has been favourable for hare/ Ling.
The wheel crop in this neighbourhood may be considered
secured, and in floe condition. At today's market there
was not so good a supply of new wheat as might have bee:
expected ; for both new and old prices must be noted one
shilling per quarter cheaper than on this day week. Spring
non, pnom nonlioaL Per imperial quarter to the grower
Wheat, white, new, 631bs. to 64th.. per imperial bushel,
47.. to 48e. ; red, new. 6316. to 6416 e., 44.. to 46e. ;
red, old, 621bs. to 631b5., 435. to 44.. Barley, distilling., '
1101bs. to 511ba., 30s. to 325. Oats, 38165. to 421 b.., 22.. to
265. Beans, new, 63Iba. to 64ffia, 38s. to 40e.
Nzwcurnr, AMISS 25.—The weather still continues
favourable for harvest operations, but today is cloudy and
like rain. As our market this menial! we had a moderate
show of wheat from the grower., with a fair sprinkling of
new wheat from the coast, for winch a slow sale was expo-
rimmed at a reduction of Is. per qr., the beet new month reds
commanding with difficulty 48e. per 504165., whereas old
Suffolk red was offered ineffeMualiv at 455., same weight. I
A few retail sales were made in old red Danish at 44.. per
3041ba. Flour still drooping, and most difficult to quit. In
other articlee we have little variation to note.