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

MA ETS.

SUGAR.. —lleisror., At -Mr 7.—There has been more
business doing, and several large parcab have qbragnal hands,
both on the spot and to emir*, at Cull prices tla6d. per cwt.
advance on refined soda, and late rates for groberies.
Re-
fiord goods have not partleioated in the improvement, sod
sell very !lowly at former prices. Rum : Very few sales
Jamaican, fait quality, 2s. RI. to 3s. ; • I)enseratas, Is. &I.
per gallon, proof.

OOTTON. LIVERPOOL, AruneV 7. The demand
throughout the week bun been of a moderate character, and
though no very decided change in prices hall taken place,
some classes are slightly in favour of the buyer. There has
been a moderate demand for American, and prices are about
Ed. per lb. cheaper. There is no change of moment in
gyptian, or in soy kind of Brazils. East India brings full
rates for all good qualities of Senate, though the lower de-
scriptions are in favour of buyers occasionally, and &nide is
selling at FL reduction. Speculators have taken 4,1C0
bales, viz., 430 American, 200 Pernam, 260 Egyptian,
260 Smyrna, 2.750 Surat, lii Madraa and 100 Bengal;
and exporter. 3,140 bass, viz., 150 American, 10 Peroam,
260 Maceio, 40 Egyptian, eV Smyrna, 1,5140 Surat' and 5:41
Bengal. To-day the market opens with a moderate demand ;
probable sales 4,000 bales, of which 1,000 are for specula-
tion and export.

COTTON GOOD —MANCHERTEE, Atomrr 7.—Our
market has been rather more cheerful today, and a fair
amount of business has been transacted in yarns for India
and Chins. Shippers to the Mediterranean have also done
a fair business in yarns suitable for that quarter. The
Germans have been cautious, and have not bought much.
The home trade have given out some fair °edits, and the
yarn market closes with a healthy feeling, and with a ten.
deney to rather higher prima than could have been obtaintd
on Tuesday. The cloth market was quieter on Wednesday
and yesterday, with leas disposition to buy. The inquiries
were exceedingly few for any market, but this dulness had
but little effect on sellers, stocks of all descriptions of cloth
being exceedingly tare, and manufacturerehold rather firmly
to their prices. To-day there has been rather more demand,
principally for India goods, and a fair amount of business
has resulted, at Tueeday'e full rates. The leading business
today haa been is bib. nod 71b. shirtinp, long cloths, and
other light fabrics, for India. Mulls have been in less re-
quest on acoouot of the large amount of production recently
to order, which has, no doubt, gone far to supply the wank
of shippers. There is no now feature in the business doing
for other markets. There are swim fair orders running for
the home trade, given out during some weeks back, and the
deliveries for which are not inconsiderable. There is an
improved tone about the market generally, sod it closes firm.

CORN.—engtmseolin. Anal:rex 7.—With the exception
of a shower on Tuesday the weather has been splendid for
the gathering of wheat, but some has come to market in
poor condition to-day. having been carted too soon. A few
samples of fine dry made 50‘. to 535., extra 541. Old wheat
was held for Is. advance.

LINCOLN, A tiGusr 7.—There has bees a fair demand for
wheat at our market to-day at (MIT last week's prices. Very
little doing in other articlm Vb heat, red, 46e. to 48.. ;
white, 48e. to 50a.

LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 7.—We have bad a tolerably good
attendance of buyers at to-day's market, and with a mode.
rate consumptive demand wheat may be written steady at
the quotations of last market-day, or Id. per natal below
this day se'onight. Flour mean a fair inquiry at about
previous rates. The reduced value of Indian corn has
attracted the attention of buyers, and a considerable amount
of buskins has been done to-day in mixed American (of
which the late supplies chiefly consist) at about 265. 3d.
ape:lbs. ex quay. Oats and oatmeal unaltered in value.
peas, and barley steady, at late rates. The market
clone pretty firm, and prime mixed corn is held for 2iis. lid.
per quarter.
WAKEFIELD, AUGUR? 7.—Fresh wheat was fully as dear.
Other sorts were neglected. In spring corn no chug&
Averages for the week ending August 3 : —Wheat 2,451 qrs.,
at 475. 4141. ; oats UM qrs., at 24e. ; beans 24 qrs., at 4L.

COMM.—Lotman, AUGUEST 7.—Saddle's West Hartley,
17 ; North Felton Gee, 13a 6d. ; Tantield Moor Bates,
13a. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 1.:3. Bd. ; West Wylam,
15e. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16a. Bd. ; Walls End Braddvlls
Hatton. 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ersd Hatton, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End
Hunwick, 15e. 6d ; Walls Pad Trimdos Hartlepool, 18a. ;
Walls End Tnmdos Thoraley, 16e. 6d. ; Oarsay and Duff ryn
Malting, 20.. shape at market ; mold 28.