The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.-85n. 6.—Tallow market 'teach-. ry. ,t,
now 43.. ; 1263, break, 42a 6d. ; October to December, 4 4,.•
Domabae, 44a. 6d. ; January to March, 45a ; Mazcb, 4;r:
6d. Delivery yesterday, 269 ; minis, 546.

COTTON.—Lrviaroot, Szn. 6.—lfarkst very .
with irregular Salsatodny 4,000 bales, inclule4
2,500 far lion sad export. 400 American, 27;u.
29d.; 30 Pennies, kc., 290. to 30d. ; 10 Manahan.
10 Music and Bahia, 29d. ; 200 Epptian, 2441. to
30 Smyree, 24M. ; 3,320 Surat, 14d. to 734 d. ; 8er,,4
Sainds, !sc., 140. to lbd. ; China, 17d. to 190.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancgorrgs, Sgrr. G.—The manta
for shipping] arns has been very dull, and there bus loht
no lumina. doing for any quarter. Fine yarns are partici•
laxly eat, and spinners are rather anxious sellers. It 3
thought by some that if the telegrams now due from lids
should be as encouraging as the last they may lead to v.re
improvement, but it can hardly be said that such hours .re
morally or very sanguinely held. The market far home
trade yarns is very dull, and there is bat little inclination to
buy cc the part of manufacturers, who look with vonsubr.
able uneasiness to the advice. from America, and to the
effect which these have already produced cio the money
market in this country. They are buying only for immediate
requirements, and those who are not in urgent want of yarns
for their mills prefer postponing purchases. There sect to
be a growing determination both on the part of spinet?'
and manufacturers to lessen production, and to
close their malls unless the prospects of the trade improve.
In the cloth market things are worse, if possible, than is
yarns, and sellers have been not only without business but
without offers. Merchant., generally, seem determined for
the present to abstain from buying. Cloths could undoobt.
edly be purchased on easier tarsus than on Tuesday last,
though to what extent it is utterly impossible to say in the
abeam of offers to test the market. The accounts from
nearly all markets, home and foreign, as to the weight
stocks in band are favourable as to pricee ; but otter
Munson, before adverted to, seem to outweigh al'. this
considerations, and whatever weight they may justly deter,
it is certain that cotton goods appear to have been unissleAle
in Manchester to-day.

WOOLLEN.—Lnine, SEPT. B.—ne market. hare been
thinly attended this Enmities. A few parcels of tweeds have
constituted the chief demand in the Coloured Hall ; the tries.
ter of coatinp and plains clothe has been much belew the
average. In the White Hall hair hats had a quiet e tie ;
witneye and the regular autumn goods have a1.,0 hem in
small request. Rates continue firm

MAN UFACTURES. HUDDERAFTELD, Sin. G.—Then
Is no alteration to Bottom in the market today. the sane
demand still continuing for nearly all descriptions. scd
more basilicas might be done perhaps if stocks chrd,l
better choice. Same new styles for the spring trade are
making, bat have not yet appeared in the open market.

WOOLS.—HVDDEBIMILD, eerr. 6.—There i. a steady-
demand for all kinds of colonials at prices established br
the recent e►lee in London. A moderate business also doizi
in German, both fleece and lamb.

CORN.—Hen t, &Pr. to-day's market a null
supply of wheat, which is cleared off at last Tuesda's co-
mae, ; few parcels of new red make 42e. to 445. per 504 in.
to the grower. Foreign negketed, end next to nothing dolt;.
Barley nth,: cagier. Beans end peas uneltered. Oats La
at lateeurressoy. Winter tares in demand. Foreign arrivals
for the week;—Wheat, 6,770 qn. ; barley, 5,549 ; oats,
1,292 ; beans, 143 ; peas, 116 qrs.
Irewicn, Serr. 6. —There wag stair supply of wheat awl
barley at masks* today. The 000dition of the former near
generally so poor buyers were not inclined to operate—.'d
good qualities, however, weedily made late priess.The (inlay
of barley is very various, and sells at prose varying from
284. to 365. per qr. Beans and peas fully as dear.

LEEDS, Sin 6.—We have • nice consumptive demand for
new wheat to-day at the full rate of last Tuesday, and the
weather being so very unsettled, old is held for advanced
prices. Not much new barley offering. Oats and beam,
whether new or old, tally as dear.
LIVZSPOOL, Sen. 6.—We have had only a very
mull attendance of millen and dealers at ear Con
Exchange to-day, end the demand for wheat has been cf
the most retail character at barely the rates of Friday
bat. Flour very difficalt to move, but we moot buy lice
fresh parcels any cheaper. Indian oorn borderland 3d. per
quarter with a fair consumptive inquiry. Oats and oatmeal
quiet, without change in value. Pees and barley must be
quoted the turn easier.. A very poor market throughout,
with a heavy fella rain all the morning.
Newcanrci.on-Tin; Sam 6.—Yesterday we had a •
lent gale from the north-west, which has done damage to
outstanding crops • to-day is damp, with south wind. Or.r
market opened today ea dull as possible, and remained yi
to the close ; a few transections occurred le old and use
Norfolk wheat at • decline of 6d. per qr. Flour 6d. per fact
lower. Grinding barley tending downward. Beans sad
peas steady. Oats very slow sale, all our buyers being fur
the present supplied.
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Lynn, SIFT. 6.—The weather aoutillUel unsettled, an!
Let Friday we had a heavy fall of rein. The pastures are
very much benefited as well as the turnip crop. At or
oorn exchange this day the amply of wheat was good ;
and best new supported last week's rates ; damp new wir
slow of sale and cheaper. Barloy—some new samples of
good heavy quality were sold at from 33‘. to 36e. per qr.,
&Sibs. to 561bs. imperial. Beane sad oats fully maintawed
late values. Per qr. imperiel to the grown:—Wheat. white,
sew, 6311 n. to 64164., 46e. to 485.; ditto, red, 424 to 445. tlix
ley, best Chevalier mal k•sg, 5416 e. to fislbs., 364. to 371.;
ditto, rues Chevalier ditto. 5311.. to 541ba, 335. to 341. Ceti.
361 be. to 421ba., 29a. to 5165. Beam, old, Ms. to 65114.,
38e. to 390. ; ditto, new, 6316 m. to Whs.. 364. to 375.