The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivisurooL, LOGUST 21. In the cotton
market to-day the sales were very small, and are estimated
at 6,000 baler, 1,000 being taken ger export. They comprise
5,000 American, and 500 krypton, at sid. to Ilid. The
market closed tamely, and pikes remain unaltered.
Ild•xcititeran, Auorsr 21.—The yarn market continues
very steady, and there is more buoyancy than we have 'e'en
for some time past. Spinners have not succeeded in esta-
blishing a further advance of prices, but they are in such a
position from being well supplied for contracts extending
over some weeks to come as to be able to exact better terms
for all orders of a pressing character, and the market is de-
, cidedly against the buyer. Both exporters and home con-
I stoners have bought to-day and throughout the week with
' moderate freedom, and if anything cheeks business it is the
constant tendency of prices to advance. The week's busi-
ness would have been larger, It was believed, op to Friday
had spinners been more willing to take orders, which it was
understood they were disinclined to do from the threat-
' ening aspect of the Liverpool cotton market ; bat the end
, of the week has b ht • gadeter cotton market without
any alteration of the among the prodecers of yarn
Ito exact higher terms. To some extent this disposition
has checked business, but it bee not prevented a good deal
being done. There has been mere inquiry for India, whilst
Germans aced Greeks are more active than of late. Intelli-
genes era man satire market in Russia has also given an
impulse in that direction. Manufacturers have not been
so successful in improving pried as have spinners. The de-
mand far seem &brim is yet too limited to enable them to
meet with more than partial encouragement in this dire°.
Con, but the finest descriptioes of cloth made from 32's
yarn and upwards sell more freely, and, though prices do not
yet hear a fair proportion to the rise in cotton, the tendency
is decidedly upwards. The market does with a brisk and
healthy tone, and on the whole there is a very large stroke
of bussnese doing.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lieris, Auousr 21.—There is
no material change to report in the cloth market t►day.
About an °Wittig extent of bulimia has been done.

HARDWARE.—BIBMIXOIthn, ACOUST 21.—We are
unable Se report any general improvement in the condition
of trade here, although there are exceptional case., cabinet
brase-fonaders, for instance, in which snore orders are said
to have eolith in; the factors are getting busier, which is
indicative of as improvement in the home trade. The
eskers continue busy, as do the gun-makers in some
of that trade. The electroplating trade is slack,
bet the hamp-makers have order' rather beyond the average.
The di/she between the iron nailer. and the paddlers is
still ustraled. We r gnt to state that already the con-
, sertuthes law beta diwtroas to the trade; the orders
hen Mho elfs some of them leaving the district for
I Wale eil Illeedual. At no less than five of the works in
the itedditenellai of Brterly-hill operations are at a stand,
shall One thesughout South Staffordshire notices ore in
lea ammo el nary. A more injudicious step mild not
haw been Wan by this men, because at present the
peke Okada, sot warrant a rise in the men's wages, the
Igenesal °Onion, however, appearing to be that the iron-
, masters will have to give way. A portion of the nailer*
lan alike on the strike, sad have been fur a long time, with
some show of nth= on their aide, which the puddler. have
Ina Meetings have been held on the subject during the
I week, and with some prospect, it is said, of an amicable ee-
-1 rengentart. The pries of copper is exorbitantly high, to
1 the great injury of the manufacturing Late:set here.. A
I further advises is predicted ; that may be se, but an abun•
dance of reasons might be assigned for the opinion that the
high prise cannot be maintained. A heavy fall must come,
and that, too, at no distant day.
CORN.—CaItheADOI, August 21.—Wheat was in mode-
rate supply, and from 2e. ix 4. dearer. We have had rain
all the week, and both Wheat and Barley are seriously de-
maged. Prisms Wheat, new red, 445. to 461. ; old, 61s.
to 635. Beans, 365. Oats, 20s. to ZIA. Barley, 265. to 225.
CANTIRBORT, August 21.—Oar supplies were short and
an advance la pries of le. to 2s. pit qr. Prices: Wheat, old
brown, 425. to 48e. ; white, 425. to 64e.; new, white, tes.S
Barley, new, 31s. Oath, TA. Beans, old, 325. Peas, 335.

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CoLemmas', August 21.—A good show of old Wheat
for the Irossm, awl a few parcels of new ; prices fully 2s.
higher. Dot Msof other grain on sale. Value noaltered.
OLoucinUtt, August 21.—The weather having sons*
what imposed, few &mere were at market to-day. Old
English Wlssn4 loud buyers at last week's rates. Millers,
being fairly shoskei at the moment, held off from purchas-
ing foreign. 046 in tblit. description veq. link was done,
about last week's prices being paid. Malting . Barley in-
quired for, at Is. more money; grinding without change in
plies. Beams scares, and in demand. ()ate held for 6d.
per qr. more money ; and floe qualities are frsaly taken at
the advance. Imports during the week ending August
21; Wheat, 3,172 qrs. ; Oats, 1874 ; Beans, 10.
GUILDFORD, August 21.—Another week of very unfa-
vourable weather, and but little program made with the
harvest. We have groat complaint of the damage sustained
by the new Wheat, *kWh caused the demand for old to be
very briak, at an advance of 2s. to Ba. per qr. Wheat, 465.
to 681. Barley, 275. to 32.. Oats, 19s. to 28s. Peas, 83e.
to 360.

IitIiTTORD, August 21.—The weather to-day being mach
better than forams, some days past, caused the trade for
Wheat to rale heavy,still the Must portals made fully Is. Bd.
per load mere money than last week. Barley evade full
price. Oats, Pau, and Beans quite as good trade. Wheat,
from 2114. to 325. per load. Barley, Ms. to 28s. per qr.
NM 17s. to 24.. Peas, 20.. to 23e. par load. Beans,
20.. to 24.. Rya, We. to 20s.

MANCIIIITOR. August 21. -- With more favour-
' able weather in this district daring the preteet week,
the Med* has not issietabsed the buoyant tone which we
lied eateries to maim in oar lest report, and the Maniac-
Seem beet ea a limited eine, without, however any
ersiplems M rola:arise heal apparent on the pin of
sellers as rwpeeY prime. Of wheal from abroad and oats
from I the am to a telerably fair amount,
bat with this the arrivals (rem all mum* at
Lleitpen old annum are WI week seasty. At our
market this laseeig•lamesithaNagpnvailed, and but',
little proixaTAilda =se *sold bawds. Thee urrency of
this day was, bowevar, fedi maintained for fresh
gbaltries tif snide.
Nitwelurna- eras-Tree, August 21.—At. our market
tali sr =lag ere had a soleralo 'IOW of Wheat from the
OfOffiel, r *Oil as Mr dis mei, but freak abroad the
ordeals ore Masai. whist, Wag, eared gr rally for sale,
ieedsd to all; tau iodises= by the farther
unfavourable wasnoisaf tire atops. At au advance, how-
ever, of le. par gr., a Yr blame waa dime is all dsserip•
nese, bat Ow geweralitywd. hold= or= not williag to *ell
eiveptiag et weeders sibseeedent. Flour roidreadaY at
an =premised if In pendiek, login which torso $ good
cluaninee was effected. Is Rye la& Of nothing aims&
Grinding Barley more sought after, with leas offering. Malt,
unless flee, without demand. Peas are Pearce and the turn
dearer. Beane as before. With Oats we were moderately
supplied by our growers, nevertheless only a slow sale was

experienced at about previous rates; granaried aorta were
held with more tlrmnew, and in the wiles effected a *light
ripe nimti the reces.tly deprerwed pelts was übtsined.
The arris.ll, this week are: NV heat, to.t•twise, 242; fon i.gn,
4.51.2 IS rl cy. foreign. 1,400; Oats. coastwise, 227 ; forsign,
84 ; Flour, 1,7:10 sa4ks.

Nottwiett, August 21.—Our market this day opene I
farmers &mewling • forth, r ails-mice of 2s. per quart. r.
Ther• wail but a small attendances and a MOW offet
of old Wheat. A pod many samples of new were offered,
fluidity Inferior, and may be eharseterised by the words
unatp and thin. The past week has been rather unfavour-
able for securing the crops, eseept in particular localities,
where very little rain has fallen. Millers being more in-
clined to realise than purchase, were enabled to retest the
demand for higher prices, and we cull the market value
precisely the same with • firm feeling. New Wheat being
in such poor condition was no; in demand, and prices ♦ary
from 40s. to 465. per quarter. Flour trade firm, but no ad-
vanee can b, noticed in price. In Barley at present Act
trade. Beans and Peas were neglected; priers precisely
the same as but week. Gard nes!: sate wctc n ready sal,
and full prices were pai,l. du not alter our quotatiuns.
Perennonovon, August 21.—There was • good deal of
old IVbeat hero to-day, and prices were Is. to 2s. per qr.
higher; 631 b. per bushel Wheat., 42s to 43e. per qr. Several
samples of the new crap, weighing from 57Ibs. to Gilbe per
bushel, were sold at prices varying from 375. to 465. live qr.
Nothing doing in Barley. New Oats, Is. per qr. lower. Old
Beans ready fele at 335. to 31s. per qr.
Rea sat Nu, August 21.—The adverse weather fur some days
past for harvest employment induced sellers of Wheat to
ask extravagant priers, buyers not yielding to more than 2s.
to 3s. per qr. advance from last ma,ket, at which a fair
share of sales was r fleeted, several &maples of new Wheat,
mostly in bad condition, making from 375. to 4bs. Other
sorts without alteration.

August 21.—Since the date of my last report
we have had several heavy rains in this district, which.
coupled with the close, humid state of the atmosphere,
have caused the Wheats in shock to sprout, and, al:hough
the complaints vary in degree, much injury is already done.
At to day's market we have a very small supply of Wheat,
for which high prices arc asked, but at 2s. per gr. advance
it is free sale. Spring corn in better demand.

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WOUTSTER, August 2l.—At this day's market there
was a abort supply of Wheat, for which high rate, were de-
manded, but thu day being tine the trade ruled dull at the
currency of this day se'nnight ; new sold at 425. to 4 Is.per lie ,
6211 w. per bushel. Barley fully as dear with a fair demand.
Very little doing in Oats; their value is unaltered. In
Beans and I'eu the turn was again in favour of the seller.

YOILK, August 21.—The weather continues favourable for
harvest operations and a fair quantity of Wheat is now se-
cured in this district, but great complaints are made by the
farmers of a want of hands to cut the corn. At this day's
market we have a small show of Wheat, which has been
sold at a trine above last week's rates. Several samples of
new Oats are offering, dry in condition, and of full aaaaa as
quality. No new Wheat as yet on sale, but several samples
have been shown of good quality. In Barley, Beans, &c.,
little doing. Wheat, white, 445. to 4bs. per imperial qr. ;
red, 41e. to 435. Oats, 10d. to 101 d. per stone of 1 llbs.
Flour, 335. to 3tie. per sack of 213011 s

DUBLIN, AUGUAT 20.—The weather for the last two days
has been tine, and our corn market to-day was depressed
fur every description of old grain and Indian corn. A few
samples of new wheat appeared, and were sold at 245. or
2ds., the quality fair; new oats, here and rape, must be
quoted 3d. dearer. White wheat, 235. to 2Gs. ; red do , 22e.
to 23e. 6d. ; new here, Be. 6d. to 10s. 3d.; oats, *ld and new,
10s. to l Is. 61. ; rapeseed, 16s. to 18s. 6d. per brl. ; oatmeal,
10s. to I Is. 6d. • bakers' Hour, 12s. to 16e. per cat.; ludian
corn, 28s. to 30;. per 4801bs.

Coax, August 20.—The receipts of new liere Barley, and
Oats are on the increase, but no new Wheat or Harley,
with the exception of Chattels Wheat and 20 of Barley,
have as yet been sent in ; the condition of all new grain
greatly deteriorated by the wet, but from the anxiety to ob-
tain new white Oats for meeting, the price has been fully
maintained, averaging 9%. Bd. :per barrel; scarcely any
black Oats apearing, the few samples offered fetched
9s. 2d. Here Barley advanced about 4d. per barrel on the
week. The weekly receipts amount to 5 barrels Wheat, 20
Barley, 775 Bert Barley, and 2,029 of Oats. In foreign
Wheat we have this week again to notice considerable halos
at • further advance of fel. per barrel, caused altogether by
the advance in and excited accounts from England; where,
as well as in France, they seem to have more generally suf-
fered than we have ; indeed to such an extent in the letter
country that the latest accounts say '• it seems a question
whether we shall have Wheat here in sufficient quantity for
exportation, or become an importing place ;" the weather
of course will have much to do with further advance, but in
any case from the information generally received from
England and the several continental ports lower rates are
not calculated upon. We have heard of a sale of 200 tons
of Galata Indian Corn at V. per ton; witk this exception
nothing beyond mere retail in the article. Flour in better
demand at top quotations, and in tome instances an advance
of 6d. per cwt. has been paid. The accounts of the Potatoe
disease certainly are not worse since our last not, and we
confirm what we then stated, namely, if no further progress
in the blight occur—fully one-half of the late and two-
thirds of the early crop may be considered as safe.
Weritaroau, August 21.—With a favourable change of
weather, our farmers have made considerable progress in
the harvest this week, and this morning we had a fair
sprinkling of new Oats at market—there were also two or
three samples of new Barley and Wheat; the latter were
very inferior in quality and condition, and sold at 18s. to
21s. per barrel. In the early part of the week some exten-
sive sales of foreign Wheat were made at an advance of fel.
per barrel on lint Saturday's quotations. The trade has
since been less animated, but prices are quite firm, and some
holders look for • further improvement. Oats, bath old
and new, have sold freely. Indian Corn commands • steady
sale for consumption, without any change in value, but we
have not heard of any sales in floating cargoes this week.
Fresh superfine Flour commands a ready sale, at an advance
of Is. per sack ; but no change can be noted in the value of
stale or inferior parcels. Imports this week :—Wheat,
3,950 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 1,130. Exports this week : Oats,
6,949 barrels; Flour, 363 sacks; Oatmeal, cwts.
KIIIICALDT, August 21.—We had a good deal of rain
in the beginning of the week, but since then the weather
has been tine, aced cutting is now proceeding rapidly all
over the county. The disease in the potatoe fields mani-
fests itself very generally, and appears on the increase,
notwithstanding the improvement of the weather. At our
country markets this week farmers asked considerably in-1
'creased-rates for Wheat, which were complied with to the
extent of 2s. per qr. Oils were a shade dearer. Ikre, I
to-
day, we had a moderate supplyiof Wheat, for which farmers
at the first aske.l high prices, which checked sales, but lat-
terly it sold at from 6d. to Is. per qr. over last week's rates.
Only three parcels of old Oats. A few parcels of new Barley,
which sold readily at last week's rates. Present prices:
Wheat, old 381. to 44e. per qr. Barley, new, 235. to 246.
Oats, old, Dia. 9d. to 206. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 b.., His.
to 29t.

FlSH.—lllwnroaours,Auovirr 21.--Salmon, 10d. to 1 s.
per lb.; turbots, ls.to Ils.; ►rills, 24.9 d. to ts. Od. ; cod:fish,
Os. Od. to Os. Od. each ; sully Iod. to 28.9 d. per pair ; Eeb,
6d. to Is. per lb.'; lobsters, Bd.to 25.6 d.; crabs, Bd. to 21.3 d. ;
crawfish, Os. ,Od. to Os.; and mackarel, 9d. to Is. each ;
bloaters, Is. 441. to Is. 6d. per dos. ; doqs, Os. Od. to Os. Od.
each ; skate, Os. to Od.; prawns, Os. Od.: to Os. Od. per lb.;
shrimps, Is. Bd. to 2e. 3d. per gallon; smelts, Od. to Os. per
dozen ; oysters, Bs. to 345. per bushel.

POULTRY,dtc.—Niwoszn • ND EZADZWII ALL, A L' 0 CST
21.—Ooslings,ds.6d. tot7s.od.; fowls, 20.0 d. to 48.0 d.; capons,
61.6 d. to 45.6 d. ; chickens, 2s. Od. to 38. Od. ; ducks, ls. Ild
to 2s. 6d. ; rabbits, Os. Od. to Oa Od.; leverets, Os. Od. to Os.
Od. ; pigeons, 6d. to Bd. each ; grouse, 6s. per couple ;
fresh batter, 9d. to Is. Od. per lb.; English eggs, I's. Od. to
71. 9d. ; French ditto, 56.64. toes. ed. ; Irish lino, bs 31. to
68.9 d. per 120.

BUTTER.—Coax, August 20.—Cant • First quality,
731.; errand, 685.; third, 645.; fourth, 626.; fifth, 625. ;
sixth, 43e.—Currency: First quality, 645.; 'mond, 694.;
third, 66*. ; fourth, 63e.; fifth, 43e. ; sixth, 345.

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DAILY WEATHER TALE.

The state of the Weather at .
Nine o'clock ou Saturday
armed is order of latitud

UONIIAT, AVOCIIT 23, 1852
each of the following places at
seeming. The stations are

Nam of Place. C6lniew:4
Ilossasu W.
Pammorra..„- N.W.
Llumuas N.W.
Bwn~wrxe W.
Amnon
GIRUNWKEI N.
Slaw,
Sw ....... N.
Lome! S.W.
nesawaislit
C.ussansw ... N.
T•wasesu

Weerth et
Wiwi.

State of Wesiber.

Osage Breese
Oseris Brim
Gods Piens
Bravageleeseri
Om*Brew
Goals Breese
Ovalle Breese
este_

an& Ileum
aside Nem
&mg *woo

Partially Cloudy
Partially Cloudy
P Partially Cloddy
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Omaha
()"rout
Overcast
Overcast
Owner
Osereaort
Partially Cloudy
Clot

•• THIS DAT, Noon.
Osnam Inn& armed' gif Mot. M a
!rata the Weather.
11* Gentle IMO& Orerea.t.
TM Mums from the fallowing places did not reach tint
Mos in Mao for publication on Saturda7; they therefore
Mamas dm Mate of the weather on riday morning at
aim Vela&

O*&sw

Gerthe maw
N.W. Oando
Owile Ones,
N. L OW* Sown '
W. Cahn

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N. Ocuiblows
w. Oasis Wow
I. WNW Nom

Partly" C aey
Cloudy
Hi Partially Cloudy

itlielpilly Claw
MElly Clm,dy
Malmo

A LIBERAL FARMER.— The Elgin Courard reports
that the late Mr. Craig, Kirkten, fanner, has bequeathed
the interest of MI. to be paid to a veterinary surgeon of
eminence, to be settled at Elgin, under the patronage of
the Morayshire fanners' cluba.
[Advertisement.3 PIM( THOUSAND Cult's
W1T11047 iliD/Ctlet by tee lame Itsvelmere MUSIC& Pies—
Oars 49,833 :—" Fifty leilmelbalie trosi
eerecesamt, asthma,
eales at the eiseuesh, eel Wm mad
esselliat food."—Marla I. seer Marfela
Cure Mo. 71, of ! the Wee. OM URI !hartDodge :—" I Bev* aeleM serallinlao 0t ken per Teed, AM
authorise the publioatke of these lirtes."--Sheart de Dada. Sokl le
canister., 3 lb., at u.. ;If Ile, at Ms flperaellsed polity, 10 lb.,
at 335. ; S lb., at tea; the 10 lb. wed It lb. enieleeellree of *triage,
by Bests Du haute sad t. 0.. 77, Eritsbeisills Issade.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CASUALTIES.
Charlotte (Itriti.•h brig), of St. John, free C., btu,
which ran on shore the 24th on (iri ci m Shod, I rida
coast, was gut off by the wreckers, who threw 0661
the ballut, and she arrived at key \Ve•t. Fi.e a... (*-
mined on the 28th, Ind the surveyors reported iu r us,e_
jured, and when the ballast iv r: pLued sbe
to her destination.-11.mton, AO6( 4.