The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. WZDNVIDAT EVINING.—The roarket roe
quiet to-sley. Spot, 435. to 435. 3d. ; September, 4.3., 1,3
45e. 3d. ; October to December, 45e. sid. to 45e. Ai .
December. 465. to 46e.31. Delivery to but maul, .tzt;
Deb; arrivals ditto, 1,515 auks.

ayrroN.—LintarooL, A 0008? s.—We bate no (Lane
to notice in our market to-day, witb a quiet feeling. IL,
sales are 4,000 halsn,,of which 1,000 are on spertimi,,„ and
for export. 100 'American, 21d. to Tlel. ; 3,080 ung,
12d. to 191 d, ; 210 Egyptian, 191 d. to Viol. ; 10 Percale.
bow, 211 d. ; 30 Bahia andll recto, 21d. ; 180 tdaranhis3,
210 .to TJd. Ths week's import is 49,572 bales.

CORN.—Rowrom, Arauerr s.—Oar market to-day hi
beeo a slow trade at last werk's rates. Best white. trout
48a. to Rh.; red. 43e. to 47.. ; bean., 40.., 19s. nett; old
o9s.ats,
nett. Is. per atone , new, Is. under ; pees, 38a. to 40..,
1

EITOCITON-ON-TZEB, ACO CST s.—n• arrivals of poi,
ociateriee and from abroad during the past week are large.
At this dey's market there was a small supply from to.
powers. Wheat sold slowly at last week's prim. Barley, oat,
trans, and pees nattered. Imports during the past weak
—Wheat, cauterise, 1,840 qrs. ;'barley, foreign, 710;
foreign, 1,2r10.

GLAsoow. Annum' s.—This day's market wu thisly
Wended, and little business resulted. Wheat might lase
been bought 3d. to 61. per boll cheaper ex ship, had WM.
come forward, and dour woe also em ier to purchase. Om.
and oatmeal met a dull sale without being quotably lout
Peas mid feeding beans were rather firmer, INp
were offering • little under last quotations. Indian xrai
3d. to 6d. cheaper. Barley little inquired for, abd prize
nominally unaltered.
CATTLE.—SOUTHALL. AUGUST s.—Our supplies wu
shorter to-day, end trade quite equal to expectation. 134
made from 3.. 4d. to ss. ; mutton, 41. Pd. to ss. 4d.;
lamb, sa. 4d. to 6s. Od. ; veal, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 24.1. ; pen,
3s. 4d. to 4s. 6tl. par stone of albs., sinking the offaL

TIRE IRON TRADE.—BIRSINOHAN, Arouse s.—t
special meeting of the iron trade of the SOO%
Staffordshire district was held at the lien and
thickens Hotel to-day. There was a large Weal-
aace, not only of member of the association, but of
the trade generally. After a very lengthened sad &Dimond
discussion, the trade pledged itself not toadstools the wags
of the puddlors whilst the price of finished iron remains at its
present quotation. It was stated th►t one or two homes
bad given the advance, bat Ills general teeing was that they
would be glad to fall in with the resolution of the finds
generally. It is to be hoped that the men will ses &Won,
of their present extravagant demand, and return to their
work, as the masters have always shown a disposition to
give them every advance which the sate of prices of finished
iron would allow.

HIDES AND LEATHER.—Duriog the past mouth Ruts
has been very little change io the leather market. The &-
mead has decidedly increased, but sweetly say ahead=
has lakes place in prices. The stocks is hand ere not gem
rally large ; of some articles they ankinadequate to the de-
mand, but heavy foreign butts are still plentiful sad =et
only a limited inquiry ; as however the deal= an is pen
eel holding small stocks we may shortly hops for aam
extended demand and greater Armless in this article. the
continued hue weather gives almost out= primped M
good harvest, and conaequeotly of greater general prosmnity,
in which we may feel sure the leather Ueda will
In raw goods the changes in value have also
The market his been well supplied. The chief denied lies
been for Australian bides, of which nearly 60,000 Meekest
sold. The stocks on the whole an oomiderable, alike*
the only important increase is is River Plate hide.. At
Leadentudl yesterday the supplies were moderate, but the
attendance of buyers was small, sad prices uosherei.
Market hides have cot been in large supply ; the quality kw
decidedly improved, sod for best hides thus has been a tair
demand ; prices have been, however, in favour of bunt
especially on middling quality and light hides. Market calf
skim and horse hides are unaltered in valm.—(From the
circular of Mears. T. J. and T. Powell.)

00ALS. —LONDON, Aunenr 5. Walker Prmirom
12s. 9d. ; Walls Lad Riddell, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Hemel.
las. 3d. ; Wall* End Bettoo, lne. 3d. ; Walls Eod Kenos,
17s. ; °missy and Darya, Malting, :9e. 6d. —l3 skips at
market.