The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR. BRISTOL. AUGC IST 211-Bagar ban &pill re-
ceded in value about 6d. par cert., sad than la scarcely any
disposition $ do basis's@ except at further reduced prat'.
Itam—Deatararas realise L. 6d. to L. 7d. Par proof Pilaa.

TALLOW.-FIIDAy EV1X1240.-The market wss firm
to-day. Sabioisied are the closing per:-Spot, Dew
Ukraine, 435. ; 1863 Y.C., 41s. 9d. ; October to December,
44e. ; December, 445. W.; January to Marcie, 45e.
very to last evening, 673 oaks ; arrivals, 1,334 cuts. Toes
tallow advanced 9d per cwt., viz. to 41s. 3d. net cash. At
the welkin-of 1,200 arks offered 1,100 sold at prices
&L to le. over last Friday. North American, 41s. 6d. to
41s. 9d. fine ; good, 41.. ; South ditto, 4•25. 3d. to 424. 63,
first pipes ; Auatraliaa sheep, 42a. to 43a. ; beef, 46e.
40e. 63. fine ; 395. 6d. fair ; 395. inferior ; Taparcg sheep,
43e. to 435. 3d.; beef, 42a. to 425. 6d. Coonaant oil steely
Cochin, 395. 6d. to 40a, gee; some inferior grey offered at
auction, 38e. 6d. to 39.. ; Oelloo, 38e. W. Sydney : A fee
lots of very mixed and intoner made 335. to 375. Palm 63
firm at 36e. fine Lips; 34e. Accra. Palm nut oil, 33e.

COTTON.—LivispooL, AOCIOST 26.—The cotton market
has bees very quiet throughout the week, and during the
last few days ruiner ban bees unusually small, and
chiefly to the supply of immediate wants. Prior have be.
corn* irreaularjand, though there has been no great pressure
to sell close with a decline in most instances of about A.
per lb. on the week. Americas has been only is
moderate demand, sad being still very freely offend be.
further declined id. to td. Sea Islands neglected, sad
per lb. lower. Brasil, the supply limited, end
last week's prinks barely maintained. Le ptre
has been freely offered, and has given way /d. to td. per
lb. The better qualities of Emma have declined per
lb., whilst the inferior an very unereable. East India,
prices are very irregular at a decline of id. to ed. per lb. in
most qualities. China freely offered, and fully id per lb.
lower. Speculators have taken during the week 2,130 balm
exporters. 5,550 bales; and the trade, 18,510 balm of all
kinds. We have had a rather firmer market today. The
sales are 5,000 bake, of which 1,000 are for export sad
speculation. The following are the official quotations
Fair Orleans, 32d. ; middling, 300.; Fair Mobile, 31g
middling, 29id. Fair Uplands, 31d. ; middling 20d.

COTTON GOODS.—MAscazeini, Arsouter N.—There
is not much change in the market sin°. Tuesday. On Toss.
day the flatness was attributed $ the rumours of peace
negotiations in America ; to-day rumour" that Mobile hes
fallen prove equally inimical to business. But whatever the
muse, the fact as to stagnation in trade is anquestiouable.
le shipping yarns there is said to be a little better feeling,
and leas depression than in the early part of the week, but
t►e improvement in Leslie, has not led to much business.
Some people anticipate more doing next week. lo home
trade yarns then has been very little done ; so far as there
is any change mime Tuesday it is said to be in favour of
sellers, but they report au inactive market. The sellers of
cloth speak more hopefully of the future, bat do not give a
tlotterieg account of the basilica' of the day. There has
been little disposition shown by buyer to operate for any
market. Very few offers ham been made, and each se have
been made are reported to have been at very low figure( and
generally speaking at rates which matinfaeturen will Dot
accept. The business does has been exceedingly small.
Of the market extending over the last fortnight Messrs.
Pander and Co. my :—" Our last circular was dated 9th
inst., sad reported an inactive market. Within the ten
days following a somewhat firmer tone prevailed, money
being easier and the cotton market having improved, but
no important change took place. Since then telegraphic ad.
vices from India to 30th alt. of a favourable character have
been received, and have given.. impetus to domed, which,
however, was completely checked again on the 22nd imt. by
the prevalence of rumours regarding peace negotiations in
America. Inquiries for goods have mostly been withdrawn,
and little business of any kind is going an at present.
Quotations for shirting' w generally weaker, mid the re.
duction in value as compared with last week is fully 3d.
per piece." To-day, it may be observed, that the prices
offering, extending over cloths for all markets, vary from
3d. to Pd. per piece below the quotations of bat week.

CORN.—CarLIMPOLD, AOGIIIIT 26. The supply of
wheat to-day was small, eossietiog seedy of the sew crop.
New red is fair demand, et la advance ; white without
clasp is value. Red, 41.. to 43a; white. 454. to Cs.;
extra, 48e. Some samples of Dew barley offering at Xx.
to 37a, bat little bestows resulted, sa it is too early in the
NOM&

Lino's. AUGUST 26.—We bare had a fair supply of
wheat as market today, and last wsok's pries' were fully
supported. What, rad, 424 to 44e.; whilo, 444. to 48s.

EtriarooL, Auover 28. —We hays not had a
large attendance of burin at to-day's market, but wheat
ban shown great tirmneee, and we quae prices the turn is
seller's favour. Barrel floor meets ► tolerably fair sale at
last Friday's rates, but sacks are difficult to quit India')
porn command, a good isquiry, both for immediate require-
inenota and also distant pule& of delivery, at fully former
priers. Oats w the tare dearer. Oatmeal steady. Egyp-
tian beam have advanced la per quarter. Per and barley
unchanged. Market closes fine, but does not show much
activity.
WAREFTELD, AUGCST 26.—01 d wheat fully as dear, with
a fair demand. New sot plentiful, and rather dearer.
Other articles fetch MI rates. Average for the week ending
August 22:—Wheat, 2,017 qrs., at 435. 7d. per qr. ; bular.
15 qrs., at 30a. ed. ; oats, 20 qrs., at Vs. 5.1.; Ursa, 77
gra., at 40s. 44d.

00AL6.—Lorang, Amon IL —Hymn 13ebeide West
Hartley, 18a. 3d. ; Onwpsa Hartley, 18s. ; Holywell Main,
15s. to 15a. 6d. ; 'Tanteld Moor Sates, Lls. 6d.; Walker
Primrose, 13.. 3d.; Walls Rod 8011, 17s. ; Walla 'End Bel-
mont, 17a. ; Walls Bed Beaddylls Hattori, 17s. 9d. • Walls
End Haswell, 195.; Walls Bad Hatton, 191.; Walls End
Tarlatan, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s. 9/1. ; Walls
End Hays► Hall, 18a. ; Walls Bed Kalov, 171.9 d. ; Walls
Bad South ballot,, 184.—Ships at rearloot, 44 ; sold, 39.

TRAFFIC RETURN&
=MAR Mai Pt X. Total. Total,
pia mom &sadism. 1864. len.
Week ending August I/ a
Manta

Wesk eading Avast 21.
CsWools& MI 7,700 13.216 21,011 17,870

Sylmar Saz.vAtin Wows.—The question as to
whether men employed on aeries salvage work is. charge
for Sunday Wades*, was derided at the Liverpool Comity
Court on Thursday. Richard Marra. master of • fiat,
brought as action to rawer 111. 2a. 6d. from Mr. Gasket
Johnson, ahipoweer. Is Mardi lea plaintiff was stoitej
by defendant to maim barque • barq which bad bees w
near Loedooderry. The agreemeet was that the plaintiff
we. to reccivelsa. a day, sad be allowed to. for • man who
was to accompany him. The only question is dispute was
• sum of 41.12.., whisk the plata tiff had charged for
attendants oa donde" The deleadant contended that,
accoeding to sisters, w sespleyed on Bats were never
allowed wages for Sunday work. Mr. Serjeast Wheeler,
Q.C.t the Mvoicliolf_ Pad., decided that the *natio wee
'stilled to the full swum claimed, and • verdict was
entered accordingly.
Tors MURIA& IN WOECNNTIOUNIIIL—Tbe cora-
wale inquest on the body of Catherine Gulliver, the woman
who is supposed to have met Mr death at the hands d her
master, Jobs Bader. the keeper M the Holt Flestlook, mar
Omberaley, Waeceetesakire, on the sight of the 13th Met.,
was resumed on Thursday, at Green's besebosse. by Mr.
W.B. Hughes, the cortmer. sad • verdict of " W iUni mur-
der" was reformed. The basset of the unfortunate woman,
which was tore from her head, was produced by Mr. 8.
Matthews, and a man named Knight, • labourer, at Om.
handey, deposed to seeing the old man at half-past 6 o'clock
on the maiming of Seaday the 14th Mat., standing by the
lock-side, into which the demand woman was eappmed to
have bees thrown after she was beaten. He was looking
tataionaly into the look, sad on soda( Haight he retired into
hie boom, and peeped from the door, and watched him go
away. The moused is is gad at Woreester, sad outlaw.*
be will be examined Motor* the county magistrates on the
charge of murder. —Birmimptass Daily Poet.