The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—SATORDAT Eviantrc.—The market wu
steady to-day. Spot, 425. 9d ; September, new, 445. 6d. ;
October to December, ese. ; December, 4.5 e. 64. ; January
to Much, 45e. 94. Delivery to Last evening, 776 cube;
minis ditto, 1,219 carka.

COTTON.—Llommooc, Aonnse 15.—We have had a
good demand to-day, and a arm market at full pricer. Tbe
sales are 8,000 bales, of which 4,000 are for export and
speculation.

OOTTON GOODS.—ManoncirrEit, AUGUST 15.—Some
few people report rather less doing at the close of the week
than on Tuesday, but this is not the general experience of
milers. There was a good general demand cm Tuesday for
yarns, buyers for India, China, the Mediterraneso, and the
home trade giving out same fair orders. The demand has
continued all the week for most of these markets, the only
check on business being the advisors in prices. Spiouers,
after wellies largely, naturally become lees anxious about
fresh orders, and are only willing to take them at an ad.
vanes. This has caused rather more check on the horns
trade, because the advance required was felt more severely
on this class of yarns. There is consequently less doing to•
day in yarns for manufacturers. The advance on Tuesday
was id. per lb. for yams, and since then
spinners have become more difficult to deal with.
In cloth there was hardly no conch busiesss dens on Tues-
day as there was during hot week, but mime then there has
been a good demand, and where prices have not been too
extravagant. goad deal of business has resulted in shirtiop,
loos clothe, and jsconets for India. There has also bees
more doing for printers. The improvement for India is due
to the good effect of but advice. The home trade are now
operating again somewhat more freely in clothe. Manufac-
turers are asking very full rate., but feel great difficulty,
even with an improved demand, in keeping pace with the
advancing rates of cotton.

WOOLLESI.—Lvum. AtIOUBT 15.—The markets this
morning were both well &needed. cad a good busiuess was
done. The deemed was mainly for witerys sod other heavy
fabrics. mveral considerable permits of which changed
In addition to thme • fair quantity of tweeds, milled
diagonals, and stout meltons met with purchasers. The
inquiry for plain cloths was rely limited. Bates fully
maiutai•ed their firmiier.

HARDWARE.—Binsume as, Ammer 15.—The trade
of this town continues is a eatisfactory state ; the osiers
coning in are not large, but they are sufficient to provide
full employment in all the most important brooches. Is the
fancy trade some degree of slackness is said to exist, hut it
is toe moderato extent only, and upon the whole bullion's
is much more active than it usually is at this period of the
year ; but it is • sufficient proof that the home and foreign
trade is healthy that at this season manufacturers should be
so well employed, and that too without making additions to
stock. The export trade is not brisk, but there is • fair
amount of Mauler doing, much better than might be ex-
pected seeing that in two or three departments trade
is all bus stopped. Recently there have been •
few orders given out for Canada. To Australia, the Cape,
and some of the Eastern tuarketa business is upon the whole
active, rather beyond the average. The iron trade in this
district is a shade more active than it was two or three
weeks ago, • few additional orders having been given out
on account of the export trade. Pig iron is in moderate
demand only ; the paddlers' strike is materially reducing
the consumption. Some of the pig masters have been
pressing salts and accepting lower prices ; cinder pig is very
little inquired after. The coal trade of South Staffordshire
and East WOMINIUIIIIbin is dull ; in fact the puddlers'strike
also contributes to deprees this branch. There us also the
diminished consumption for domestic purposes. The labour
market continues healthy, theft being very little maim-
*rod-

OORN.—CANISIIDOW AIMS? M.-W. had a good
supply of sew wheat, quality has, which was sold at •
reduction of from 4s. to 6s. from last week. Wheat, red,
42a. to 445. white, 465. ; barley, 345. to 36e ; beans, 38s. to
40s. ; peas,'4os. to 42a; oats, 24*. to 264.

ALOOlft 15.—A small supply of old wheat,
and rather hope of new ; almost nominal of other gnu,.
Wheat, both old and new, deelioed 2s. to 3e. per qr., the
quality of the latter is moral fine in quality and con-
dition.

GUILDFORD, AUGUST 15.-11$0 ripply of wheat at market
to-day was moderate. The trade was steady for old, at late
values ; but the now earnplee, barns oily u middling condi-
tion, did sot meet a brisk demand. Peas in good supolb
and at late rates Wheat, 44a. to 565.; new, 46a. to 54a.
NSA 365. to 36.. Oa* na. to 26e. Rye, 36& to 365.
Per (IT.

HUMOR% AUCIWIT 15.—W, hare terena ampla of wow
wheat ; price 6d. per bushel lower on the week, sod old
wheats are fully 2s. per qr. lower. New oats and barley
abowiog, but so bulks reedy. No chaste is ether grain
than wheat Wheat, red old. per load, 285.:
white, old 30s; sew, 32e. Barley, grinding, pen qr., 265. to

361. Oats, wares, lea. to 24e. ; feed, 26. 8e..., pr look
24.. to 27.. Yw, 236. to Ai.. 6d.

LEICESTIR, AUGUST 15. —At to-day. market there Ina
a sprinkling of old and new samples of wheat. Prices were
is. per qr. lower, with a heavy trade. New whit. .01,1
sge, to SL. ; new red, 42a. 3d. to 48s. pm 36 stone. Fee
grinding barley the dewed web tolerable, end preeini.
rates were fully realised-28s. to 32a. per 30 caeca ; ue„
samples made its. to 375. pee qr. The show of sate war n
exams of the demand, and a slight reduction in priors use
be quoted ; new, 225. to 26a. ; old, 255. to 30a. per 24 stobe,
lawcaans-urox-Tres. Aeouarls.—We had aLrgerup.
ply of wheat from the country this moaning, which wW
readily at a decline of la. to 2s. per qr. Scarcely a trims.
action took place in south eoaotry and foreign, holden not
being disposed to submit to the reduction reqitired by bur
millers. Norfolk flour ls. per sack lower. In barley, pee.
and beans the demand continues limited, and pnen
favour of the buyers. OMs very slow sale, and iocbg,,,,,
lower. The arrivals this week are ~ :—WI euenth,
3,571 qrs.; foreign, 270. Barley, coastwise, WO. )(Alt, oa-,,r,
woe, IW. Oats, coastwise, 1,20 e ; foreign, 775.
foreign, 22. Flour. coastwise, 976 sacks ; Indian cora Iluez,
75 sacks.

NORWICH, A uouirr 15.—The supply of whist at this
market today wee fair, std oonsiated principally of the see
crop ' • prime ranged at from 45e. to 46a. per qr. for the hot
red, end 411 s. to 62e. per qr. for white. Little dolor is
barley at meant. White wheat (weighing 5911 e. to r..ilts.),
46e. to 322. • red ditto (wergbieg 591bs. to &Abs.) t„
4ge, ; oata, 245. to tie ; beans, 375. to Ms. • per (tnappq,
36e. -to 375. per qr. Flour, 32.. 6d. per sack. Averages
Wheat, 1,454 qrs., 445. Bd. barley, 46 qrs., 26a, 4d, ;
54:0 qrs., 25a.

NorrmonAr, Arcrsv 15.—Then was a toierabh
supply of wheat, and samples of the new crop were
shown. The latter were of floe quality and in good cosh.
tioo. The demand for old sort. was dull, at la. per qr. do.
cline ; new ditto realised 47a. to 50s. per qr. Old white muds
43a. to 53a. • old red, 425. to 49a per 36 stone. There were
several samples at new barley shown, the quality of which
was varied. Old grinding sorts were in fair request at fully
late rates-275. to 295. per 30 stone. The show of sett wu
good, bat the demand ruled flat at rather les money
23e. to 31s. • new, Its. to 295. per 24 atone. Betas were
scarce, and tM inquiry ruled firm at extreme prices—Dee,
38a. to 435. • old, 425. to 455. par 38 atone. Flour, 31s.
40s. per 20 ;tone.

OXFORD, AUGUST 15. —There wu a Very fair supply of both
old and new wheat ; many samples changed bands ; some of
the latter ware remarkably tine &DI heavy, while °then
were in a damp state which rendered them quite
saleable. Prices may be quoted aa follows :—Whits wheat,
old, 46a to 49e. per quarter ; new, 45e. to Ms. ; red, old.
40s. to 45e. ; new, 435. to 465. Neither new barley nor oats
on offer. Old beans made from 40s. to 43e. Ooe sample of
new winter beans, for which 45e. was asked, remained on.
sold. Boiling peas, new, one sample only on sale, 41s. ;
hog peas, new, 38a. Flour, *woods, 33e. to 345. per wk.
PETERBOROUGH, AUGUST 15.—We had a lugs show of
new wheat here to-day, quality firm ; emus surgery,"
weighing 681ba. per busheL Prices were very various. ruling
from 44e. to 50a. per imperial measure. It is difficult to
give quotations of spring corn. One grower sold NO qrs.
of new beans at 375. New oats sold at about 11d. per stone,
and acme new barley, weighing 5811bs. per bushel, was
offered at 40s. per qr.
READISO, AUGUST 15.—Then was a moderate ripply of
wheat at our market this morning, but not a large weed.
mace. There were* good many. samples of new ',Usk bat
not so good in quality as might have been expected. Trade
was very languid, and no alteration io prices, except Werke
descriptions& shade cheaper. There were some samples of
new rye of good quality, and made 34e.

ROCHESTI IS, A MOOT 13.—The stands were pretty well
furnished with wheat, and there was a fair quantity of this
season's growth exhibited. Busies.geserally wu dull, sad
to effect sales holders bad to submit to a cloches of 6d. to IL
per quarter. For best whites the quotations were 50s. to
54, wed reds 465. to 50s. per qr. ' • inferior and secondary
white. 465. to 50:k., and red, 40s. to 465. per qr. There wes
little barley on offer, and prime samples are scarce. For
best maltiag kinds the terms are 36e. to 39a., and grinding
26e. to 30L per qr. In oats no material change was perup
Uhl*, and the quotations are about the same, the topic
for foreign being 26e., and others Its. to 24e. per qr.
were a small show, at previous figures, beet parcels fetching
38e. to 4211. per qr. Peas in moderate request, at late figure..

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WISSECII, AUGUST 15.—Ws have bad a few samples of
new wheat and oats bare to-day, the quality geoerally very
good, sod some fine. The millers were the principal bayen
of the wheat, at from 45a. to 48e., and the oats fetched from
lld. to Hid. The weather cootioues all that can be de-
sired, and harvest work is proceeding with all the dispatch
possible.

YORK. Aroma 15.—We had s moderate show of wheat at
oar corn market to-day, the supply consisting of red sod
white sorts. Buyers supplied their want. at barely late
rates. Prices for white ranged from 48e. to 513.; for red,
44a. to 49., per 36 stone. The barley trade assumed a steady
aspect, and 'holders were enabled to make quite as much
money u last week ; grinding. 295. to 30s. par 30 stone.
Not mach doing in melting. Oats came to bend more freely,
and with a dull demand prices had a declining tendency.
New, 20s. to 241. per 24 stone. Beans were a meagre show,
and rather dearer. Samples made 395. to 42e. per 38 stone.
Malt 625. to 645. ; rya, Ms. per quarter ; flour, 32a. to
365. per 280 tbs.
KIRKCALDY, Accost 15.—At our country markets, this
week, we had rather more wheat offering than of late, which
met a slow male at la. per qr. decline. Neither oats nor
barley offering. Here, to-day, we bad a good supply of
wheat, fair of oats, but snail of barley. Sales slow, at a
reduction generally of Is. per qr. Wheat, 31a. 6d. to
445. 6d. per qr. ; 'Arley, 245. to •Ze. ; oats, 225. to Me.
WATERFORD, Ammer 15.—Our imports of forego rein,
though considerably less that lad week, are on a liberal
scale, but of our own growth only a very limited quantity
bee come to hand, farmers being busily engaged at
harvest work. The grain crepe are all favourably spokes
of in this locality, as also potatoes, notwithstanding the
rep general appearance of the disease on the leaves sad
stalks during the last few days. Our market has been
toady active throughout the week, and former pries* fully
maintained for wheat, oats, and Farley, while Indian corn
his naiad an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. W heat.—
The transactions in Irish have been trifling, but a consider•
able quantity of foreign his found buyers at the currency of
this day se'onight. Barley quiet. Oats bare sold to a fair
extent at previous rates. Indian oorn has been largely
dealt in at the advance above noted, and some holders are
not inclined to sell at preseot prices. Floor unaltered is
value. Imports this week :—Wheat, 4,894 qrs. • India.
core, 9,780 qrs. ; doer, 30 sacks. Export. this ;week
Oats, 861 barrels ; dour, 10 socks.