The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-28 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. THosiDAT Emma. Thu market
quiet to-day. Spot, 424. 3d. ; October to Demobs,
431. 9d. ; December. 44e. ; Juwy to Mara, 44e. 3d.
Delivery, two days, 523 reeks; aide, 565 mks.

OOTTON.—Lyrkkroor., i0421711T 27.-71ewo booboos •
very Aron' warket. though Um baai•aw for arrival bag bees
barely so large as platen:lay. Total, 15,000 bales. 8,000
being on speaol•uon and for export.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BIADFOID, Mourn 27.
The market is exosediegly firm, and even buoyant, this
morning. A considerable quantity of wool has changed
hands during the past week, at somewhat enhanced rates.
Spinners, having booked not a few orders for yarns, have
been anxious to cover themselves, and have not hesitated to
pay prices which were hardly made last weak, or even sane-
times an advance upon them. Wool, indeed, is
worth fully Id. per lb. more than it was last week.
Staplers allege that the wool left in the country
has experienced a grater advance than this, and
that the prices asked are most exorbitant. Both
Down wools and lustre wools, having quality, have shared
in the improved demand. The activity and firming§ in the
wool market are exceeded in the wonted yarn department.
Quite an excited feeling prongs, with the utmost stiffness
ea
to price. The export houses, for some time inactive, have
to-day given the prices asked, and during the week placed
considerable orders for Ws and 36's. Spinners are conse-
quently to-day full of orders, end quotations are higher. The
pries of the leans spinners of 30's is lne. per gross. A little
has been done in Mrs. Little, however, is doing for Ramie,
and the trade for that quarter has leas been unusually quiet.
Twofold., are still inquired for, and are very firm, The
movement, such as it is, in the Liverpool cotton market, ;
daring the last few days, with a reported rise of ld. per lb.,
has not been without effect upon our market. The aggre-
gate business has been much more considerable than foe
some time past, and the activity decidedly more gene-
ral. Though the chief impulse may have bees given
to the demand by the upward movement in the raw
material, the bushing doing is legitimate, and
transactions are not marked by that speculation
which characterised them about the same time last year.
Manufacturers of plain fabrics report thin they have been
able to clear stocks which had accumulated for some
months, and that merchants have renewed contracm which
were just running out. Prices maintain their advancing
tendency. Orleans, venoms, camleta, serge de bent,
lastings, merinos, end many other worsted goods, are
slightly higher. Some difference, however, exists amongst
the various makers, and couch depends upon the orders
already booked, or the stocks still held.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrngolux, Acovere 27.
The lace trade is in the same quiet Oat* as at the dated our
last report, and ouch so is always expected at this meson of
the year. Them is little doing with Free& and German
houses, and for the latter a deemed has sprung up for yak
Los, whirls is fabricutod oi woof, sad which is not unlikely
to mote Into favour in our own country. Cobra* goods
remain as before. Stocks an low. and in the present still
advancing price of yams, masufacturen Sr. unwilling to
make goods, except to order. The prospects for this autumn
are very fair. The demand for hosiery goods has again
become rather iliallilMl4o, ao mush so as to lead is some
flotsam to the putting of the miaow* on short Woo.
Yarns still display an upward tandem, bat nothing has
occurred to damp the ptoapecto entertained of a goal fall
trade.—Notiimdiant Journal.

CORN. BnutrsouAN, Aucuer 27. At this day's
market there was a fair supply of Baldish wheat, which
sold readily at rather over the prime obtainable last week.
Foreign rather lower ; but we make no alteratka bl our
quotations of either. Barley 'drained fid. per quarter.
Yeas and eats offering as much lower. Basal held for is
iamb mosey.
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Baurroi., Auousr 27.—We have had fregaeat and heavy
rains since Sunday last. At our market today the supply
of English wheat was abort, the coaditioa good, aad the
trade ruled arm at last week's vale's. la foreign more
doing, and prior fully as dear. Barley I. short supply, sod
quite as dear. For oats rather a better 'equity, at last
week's prices ladiaa cora fully Bd. par qr. cheaper, with
a fair demand. In beans nothing dotag.

DV/11118, Allover 27.—We had spin rather a small "ap-
ply of wheat, the larger proportion being of this year's
growth. In prices we can maks no =atonal change from
this day es'inight. Best old folly realised former ratan ;
and—if as: difference—new may be quoted a shade lower.
the latter beim somewhat affected by the damp state of the
weather. Beaus in better supply, and sold more readily. Is
other grain no change. Best new wheat. 225. Ocl. to 23a. ;
beat old red, 22e. to 235. ; inferior sort.. 17s. to Ms. ; grind.
lag barley, Ms. to S&L ; oats, Ms. to Me. ; Wens, 21s.
to Ms. 6L ; peas. las to 21s. ; Ise flour, 37.. to 40e. ;
other dour, 33a. to Ns.

MAIICHINTIM. Aoause 22.—flore was a more numerous
attoodanat at our market this incoming. New English wheat
was talon off pretty freely, at a reduction of la per quarter,
but old Rod foreign, although offered at a similar decline,
were quite neglected. The little Waimea. doing in Hour
was manned so such sorts so were either in part or wholly
made from sew wisest, sad as t►sasprises wore in favour of
buyer ; old or shaabered parcels Maus' isefferdwAly awed

at • declined 6d. to le. per sack, aed 6d. per barrel. Oats
sad oatmeal both sold slowly, and barely maiotaieed late
rates. Beans cud 'Whin corn were in limited request, with.
out materiel change is value.

Newaty At:ous2 26.—We had a good show of both
wheat and barley today ; the former met a &cites of ls.
to 2s. per qr., prices rouging from 425. to 484. per qr.
Barley was unaltered, ►t to 40a. per qr.

NEWBURY, AOOOBl —We had aO inireased supply of
new wheat, lass of old ,• the sale of loath eras slow ;
ls. per qr. cheaper, old folly so dear. Very little new
barley offering, prioclpally grisdiog qualities, 50Slbs. making
355. id. per qr. New oats came to hood in capital con.
dittos, making from 225. to Ws. per qr., with a ready ale.
Beans sod peas duff.

UXBRIDGE, Acounr 27.—There was a fair mop), of new
wheat, in good ooadition, which sold more noddy than List
week. but the prices obtained were low. The lani_ples of
spring corn were short, with but httle trade doing. Wheat,
42.. to 54a.; barley, 325. to 365.; oat., 21s. to 285.; hems,
380. to 44a ; peas, 36.. to 40.. ; rye, 32s to 36. per qr.

EDINBURGH, Anwar 26.—As compared with last week,
wheat was la. &L down on top, and 3d. down ow the
average. Barley iris dd. up on the top, and 2s. 3d. up
on the average. Oats were 3d. down on the top, and Si
up on the average. Beans were 4s. down on the top, sad
2s. down ors the average. Wheat, 35e. to 475. Barley,
265. 3d. to 37e. Beaus, 225. to 33e. 3d. Oats, 395.

CATTLE. —Norman...N. Auourr 26.—This week's our.
bet was fairly supplied with cattle, and there was a steady
but arm feeling is the trade, last week's prime being fully
maintained. Of sheep there was rather a limited show,
The demand was active, and a small advance was realised.
Calves were in small supply, but equal to the deemed.
Prima wen unaltered. Pigs remained as before. Beef, 71,
to fle. ; porly Gs. to Gs 3d. per stone ; mutton, 61a. to lid;
veal. 6d. to 6id. ; sod lamb, fled. per lb.
EDGIBUSOII, AUGUST 26. —The supply or cattle tha
morning was plentiful, them being 528, or 78 above the
somber offered this day sennight. Bales were dull, and
prices in favour of the purchaser. Extreme top price,
Be. 6d. ; current, Bs., 7a. 7s. 6d. ; middling and
6s. to 7s. 3d. per dom. The supply of sheep and laznh.
Ina lurk particularly the latter, number be* 9,101,
or 1.613 more than Led week, 841 et whisk were note
Lambe and how. On amosint of the lugs supply, miss
were slowly effected at somewhat 'adored pnose. Ben
mutton, 6ed. to 7d. ; Gwen, 154 d. to 6d. per lb. lambi, top
prices, 28a., 213 e. ; current, for the best, from 184. to 9.5.
a head, and downwards ; blaokfaceel, 16e., 145., 12a. 6d.,
11a., 10a. 01., and down to 7s. a head. At the clam s
clearance was not effected. Fed pigs brought from ss, to
heed.
ss.
lls. 6d. per Mose ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 8a
to •