The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

Sr. PZTEK3III7IIIO, 4,170V15T 21.
Bristles have been in active demand, with a slight ad-
vance in Ist sort, and the market is about cleared of all but
2nds. Corn : Nothing doing in oats ; rye has been buying
at 4.35 co. to 4.60 00. 8.4)1 wheat, 6,000 chets. fresh Russian,
taken at 61 ro. S.-7 ro. now offered. Deals : A cargo of
redwood mold by a minor dealer at 6 ro. S. Gromoff re-
fuses to sell till the arrival of farther supplies. Flan : 30
tons minor dealers' 12-lhad were taken for France at 109r0.,
and that sort continues to beinquired for. 4,000 poods minor
dealers' 9-head and 8-head, taken 88 and 78 ro. ; and a su-
perior parcel of about 24,000 ponds (of which, 15,000 old
Hai), at 106 ro., 92 ro., and 82 ro. for the three sorts.
Hemp. During the last fortnight about 1,000 tons clean
must have been taken, at 83 ro. to 84 ro. for good common,
and 85 ro. for anything choice ; 77 ro. for outshot, and
72e. to 731 ro. for half clean. The total supply will be
about 1,700,000 ponds, against 1,970,000 last year, and an
average of 1,880,000 oo& for the last three years. Lin-
, seed : 6,000 to 7,000 ehets. Rjetlike seed have been taken
at 204 ro. to 22 ro., and (with the exception of 6,000 civets.
vary old and inferior seed), not above 2,000 theta. of these
descriptions remain. 271 ro. has bean paid for Leskot's,
and the better sorts are held at 28 ro. Tallow : Purchases
for import, during the last fortnight, have continued very
i limited—being a few hundred casks ready tallow, at 114 en.
for Ukraine, and 1134 ro. to 113 re. for common ; and 300
for delivery in all the month, at 11l ro. cash. The market
closes firm is consequence of the London adviees. Freights
firm.

COTTON.—L &root., Ann use 28.—Tho asks of cotton
to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales, of which speculators
hare taken 1,000 bales, and they include 300 Egyptian, at
&I. to 111 d., and 600 Surat, at 31d. to 41d. The market
cloecs tamely, but with much firmness, prices of all kinds
being unchanged sins yesterday.

IdeNcititaren, Anorer 28.—The tone of the yarn and
cloth market, and, indeed, that of almost an descriptions of
M.u,che•ter goods continues healthy and very encouraging.
There is a good deal of activity in all direction. We have
not had so much businesateday, but it arises more from the
fact that spinners and manufacturers are well engaged and
disposed to exact full prima in the face of a cotton market
at present less active and not so stringent as of late, than
from any laxity of:demand. Medium and good qualities of
printing cloths go off well, and madapollams are using by
printers in addition to a fair demand for Brazil. The in-
quiry is not so active a it was for 36 inch skirtings, but
there is still a good business. For shirting's of India and
China quali!ics those up to about 7lba. weight are most in
request. For long cloths, T's, and domestics there is no
alteration. Spinners are generally well engaged. The
recent styles of printed goods continue to go off well, and
may be bought at last prices from stock, but new styles are
coming out rather higher in consequence of the increased
value lately given to plain cloth.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lsens, AVOtST 28. There
btu only been a moderate mtest of business done in the
cloth halls to-day. Stocks of goods continue low, and
though a large business is not just now doing, yet trade i■
on the whole in a very healthy state. Prices are well sup-
ported. In the warehouses as average business Is doing.

AVGUIST U.—Trade
here remain. dull as last reported. There is no change to
notice of any kind. It is in only a few of the large manu-
factories that there is anything like an avenge amount of
orders.

CORN.—CAMBRIDGE, August 28.—The fine weather re-
duced the value of old Wheat from 34. to 4s. User qr. The
new which was offering was bad in quality, and equally so
in condition. Some samples of new Barley were offering; for
bright high prices were asked; stained made 24*. per load.
Wheat, old, red, Ms. 48e.; new, 281. to 36e. Barley, 245.
to 32e. Bcans, 28s. Peas, old, 341. ; new, 28e. Oats, old,
20s. to 245. ; new, 21e.

CANTIIMURY. August 28.—A lugs supply of Wheat in
very bad condition, and dull sale. The prime are lower,
from 2s. to 41. per qr. Wheat, old brown, 44a. to 460. ;
new, 38s. to 415.; white, old, 61e. to 625. ; new, white, 435.
to 44.. Barley:l6s. to 32.. Teas, 33e.

COLCHIPTIR, August 28.—A fair supply of old Wheat; to
sell, Is. to 2s. less mosey had to be taken. The quantity of
new offering was considerable, the quality generally infe-
rior sad light, and the condition very bad; the sale slow, at
3d. to 4d. decline. But little of other grain offering. Beans
hilly supported previous prices. Peas were ls. to b. dearer.
IDLoucerrea, August 28.—At our market this day, mil-
let, would only purchase old Wheat at a decline of lc per
piaster, end the sales made were unimportant. New came
to hand varying greatly In quality, and prices ranged from
Me. to 42a. for red, up to 44e. for floe white ; the condition
generally was very indifferent. Foreign Wheat offered at
Less money, without attracting notice. Malting Barley
quiet ; grinding in fair demand, at former prices. Beans
continue scarce, sad folly maintained their price. oats very
quiet, end sale limited.

GUILDFORD, August 28.—There was a very small supply
of Wheat, principally now. The quality is exceedingly
various, but generally very bad, prices ranging from 30s. to
50a., which latter figure was realised for one parcel of fine
Chidham. Old Wheat commanded rather higher rates, 60s.
being made. Other grain as before.

lizarroan, August 28.—The market tn-day very thinly
attended, caused by very flue weather. The Wheat trade
ruled extremely dull, at last week's prices for the finest
samples; se new offering. Barley for grinding purpose'
quite as dear. Oats a dull trade. Pees and Beans support
last week" price*. Wheat, from 241. to Us. per load.
Barley, 28s. to 295. per qr. Oata, 17s. to 245. Peas, 20e.
to 23e. per load. • Beans, 20s. to 235. Tares, We. to 235.
Rye, 19e. to 21s.

MAXCHNIIII, AVOTIST 28. The weather during
the week having miatinued of a more favourable cha-
racter, the trade has ruled generally quiet without alte-
ration in prices. Coastwise sod from Ireland only moderate 11
arrivals are reported at Liverpool and Runcorn; but of
Ibreign wheat, flour, and ladies corn the imports are on •
liberal Kale. At OUT market this morning wheat barely
supported the rates of this day se'unight. Floor sold
slowly, but for fresh made English, the supplies of which
are very light, previous rates were firmly demanded. Oats
and oatmeal were quite neglected, and must be noted
rather cheaper.

NRWCAOTLII-U P ow-T nis,August 28.—ITuvest operation.;
are now in full progress, but there is great complaint of a
scarcity of labour, which will naturally protract the winning
of the crop, and thus expose it to increased danger. The
trade during the week has been characterised by extreme
firmness, aad in the business done anything extra has
slightly exceeded previous rates, superior old Norfolk red
basing reached 475. per qr., weighing naturally 631 b. per
bushel; whereas choice old foreign has commanded a fair
sham of attention at full Prices. Flour has sold steadily,
and the same remarks will apply to other articles. At our
market this morning we bad as extremely moderate show
of Wheat from the growers sad bow the coot, as well as