The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON. LIVERPOOL, Atiotist 28. The market
closed steaoily, and, eltn;.ared with FriAsy's 'atm., prices of
all kinds remain unchanged. The sales w.rc estimated at
' 6,000 hales-600 American export, and 690 speculation, and
'consisted of 2SO Pernam and Maranhao', 60. w7J. ; (Ad
Egyptian, sp. to SP.,. 1,200 Surat, 41. so 611. per lb.
Th" OW tales silica Thursday hare been 26,000 balm-
-2,600 expots and 1,600 speculation.

COTTON 000DS.—Martcuuntia, August. 28.—The
market for cloths has bees rather quiet, but the tons is
somewhat healthy, manufacturer, being sufficiently engaged
to order to resist offers of lower prices. Stocks have also
been a good deal worked off during the last fortnight.
Buyers, however, are cautious, from an impression that the
restricted production at Blackburn will close with the
montb, and t►at by waiting a little they may obtain some
advantage. In soma few cases a fair business has been dens.
The business of the past fortnight has also placed spinners
under contract to a considerable extent, and prime in yarn
therefore, as in cloth, are very firm, though the market is
quiet. Stacks of yarn have been 'nearly all swept off, and
buyers for India find some difficulty in suiting themselves
with members and qualities of both mule and water twist
adapted to the :maw. Cop yarn is less sought after than
bundle.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lisne,Avouer 28.—We have no
change to report in the state of the woollen market. Timm
has been a fair attendance of bayen in the Cloth halls this
morning, and • steady demand for seasonable goods. About
an usual Tuesday's go badness bee been done.

WOOLS.—BUDDEUTIBLD, Auo 29.—There is not so
Fond a demsnd for wont' so there has bun for the lest few
weeks, which is accounted for by manufacturers haying
chiefly ropplied themselves, more than any falling off in
trsde. No clangs is prices.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDIRSTIILD, Aviv N.—The
market did not open briskly, and for some time continued
flit, but before the close a moderate business was done la
heavy goods adapted for winter and lower tualitities of mix-
tares. The warehouse husinees continues tolerably good.

CORN.—Htru., Avo. 28.—There was a moderate show
of Bogßak wheat at this day's market, for which farmers
asked an advance of fully fle per qr. upon last week's rates,
with which our millers were not willing to comply ; they
had, however, to pay fully 41. to 15r. 'Anna. The accounts of
the new crop do not at all improve, indeed from some dis-
tricts they are worn. There were this. or four samples of
new wheat shown, quality very various, and that from this
immediate neighbourhood wares and light in weight.
From Lincolnsnire the samples were rather better, and one
maple of white fetched 84s. per qr. For foreign there was
an Increased demand, and fresh qualities of red bring 3s. to
4s. per qr. advance readily. Then are considerable orders
on the market for France and Holland, which cannot be
*secured in consequence of this advance. We raise our
quotations I.e. for each description of spring corn ; stocks
are in small oompaes. Lisend and its products firm. Reps
cake, have rapidly advanced, are very scarce, and would I
fetch 71. 21. ed. per ton. Bones, 130 e. Imports:—Wheat,
43 qn.; barley, 933 ; oats, 1,819; linseed, 7,893; rapeseed,
783 ; oil ease, 260 tons ; bones, 60.
Lawn, Avocet 28.—Thu supply of fresh wheat is only
limited ; miller, do not purchase freely at the &director, de-
manded, still prices are fully 6i. dearer than on this day
es'esieht; a few small paresis of new offering, which fetch
from 80s. to 82.. pn quarter. Barley as heron. Oats and
beans held for full prices. No alteration in other articles.
Average price of grain: Wheat, 916, 735. 7d. ; burly, 99,
37,. 3ii. ; oats, 36, 314. Bd. ; beans, 67, 475. 7d.; rye, 10,
47•.64. Arrivals. Wheat, 1,799; barley, 120; rapeseed,
1,281.

NnwcatirLi, Ay°. 28.—The weather sinew Sunday hos
been unsettled, having showers both yesterday and this
morning, but this afternoon is bright and sunny, and It
were devoutly to be wished such weether may continue, in
erder that harvest operations may be proceeded with blench
localities where the corn is at maturity. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and having scarcely any South country or foreign on e.le, the
great bulk having been withdrawn, our millers at the open-
ing of business showed great anziety to purchase, and the
sales then made were at an advance of le. to 2s. per qr., but
towards the conclusion the trade Begged a little, and that
advance was scarcely sustained. For choice Norfolk yellow
81e. to 821. per qr. was procured, whereas fine Danish red
commanded 78e.; choice Holstein, 80s. ; and unsweet Has.
burg, 75.. ; all weighing 631bs. per bushel. Flour had
rather Meet tone, and in some ease. an improvement of Is.
per sack was established to needy buyers. Grinding barley
in demand, and choice Danish worth 361 , weighing 6131b5.
per buhel. Malt is wanted and tending upwards. In beans
and peas little change, but oats still point upwards, 83s.
being the vales of the beet Scotch, weighing 421 be. per
bushel.

SALISBURY, Avo. 28.—At this day's market we had a
good supply of wheat and all kinds of graio, and there was
a full atteadanoe of both farmers and millers ; sales wen
effected at an advance of tia. per qr., but in consequence of
of the extravagant advance asked the trade was very limited
Flour also sold at advanoad terms. There was also a rise
in oats and hems, Miley only remaining stationary ; old
wheat, 76e. to 80.. ; new (of which there were rasa y samples
of good quality), Bb. to 745. Barley, 325. to 365. Oats,
295. to 325. Beam, 60e. to 60a. per qr. Peas, 40s. to 60s.
Floor, 62e. to 68e. per sack. Malt, 9s. to 9s. 6d. per bushel.
The harvest in this locality is !progressing favourably, and
the yield is generally spokes of as very good.

11701311; 28. [By the English and Irish
Magnetic Telegraph Company ]—No alteration in old
grain as to supply or value. A very trifling show of new
produce. The condition and quality still indifferent. Pricce
were higher than on Friday by 21. on wheat, oat., sad here,
le. 84. and 2s. on repeated. In general corn was held at an
advance of 21. to 3s. per quarter, which however was not
realised incept to a very trifling extent, and that is retail.
Colts, Armour 28 —[By the English and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph Company.]—Forty-four barrels whits wheat, 39..
to 40r. ; eight barrels red ditto, 38s. ; eleven barrels here,
16e. 9i ; twenty-seven barrel. oata, 12s. to 14s. 4d. ; thirty-
oae barrels old oats, 15a. to 17e. 6d. Hay (dealers') 645. to
66e. Straw (fanners') 31s. to 415.; clover, 10d. to Is.

CATTLB.-8•11•101Y, Atm. 28.—At this day's market
we were abundantly supplied with beasts of all kinds, and
the quality of the greater larger
of them were of the first
class; there was rather a larger attendance of buyers than
anal (both town and country), consequently the trade
was good; best beasts were readily disposed of
at terms slightly in advance of lest market;
while those of a secondary sad inferior chi-
rioter were all disposed of at former terms. The supply
of sheep was large, considerably out numbering those
penned for many markets, and the quality was of an ordi-
nary character. The trade was animated, and a considera-
ble number changed bane, but from the largo number on
offer, prices, in some instances, were the turn cheaper, end
a few remained on band. The supply of calves was exceed-
iegly short, and prices remain firm. 18 the pig market
there was agood supply of store and other kinds of pigs,
which met a fair demand at stationary prices. Best os
beef, 12s. to 13s. per score; cow and heifer, 10s. to lis.
Best Down mutton, 71d. toad. per lb.; inferior and other
kinds, 81d. to 7d. Lamb, 94. Veal, retail, 7d. to 71d.
Pork, fresh and salt, 714. to Bd. per lb., and 10s. 6d. to 108.9 d.
per score. Bacon, green, 81d. to 9d. per lb. ; dry, 104., and
101.61. to ils. per score. Quarter old store pip, 18e. to 21s.
each; and cows with calves. M. to 161.