The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-02 00:00:00

rates, or something tallier, it is probable we stall bin a
much more extensive time than was at one time supposed,

COTTON.—LivEnrooi St T. I.—The market remains
without change. The lm are 6,000 liske, of which 3,000
are on speculatioa and for export, 300 American, 21g
to M. ; 4,610 duet, 134 d. to t 2d. ; 500 Egyptian, 23d. to
240. ; 430 Porntmhuco 231 d. to 204. ; 130 Masanham,
14d. to 240. The week's import is 6,730 Was.

WOOLLEN.—Lxkon, fixer. I.—The moeth opens with
s very fair ruarket io Loth departmeuta; fully aa average
fora Tuesday. Tue sttrodauce Loth of buyer' and manu-
facturers this roorsiug has been good, sod several good par.
oils have changed hands in coeliac', cheeks, tweeds, and
various fancies. In the White-ball there wu a tolerably
brisk demand for white hair-lists, whilst "rites's, pilots, and
other heavy omits fatly maintained their popularity. kates
rootless Arm.

MANITIPACTETRVI.—Eitorantarrst,n, Serr. L —There
has been a very fair attendance of country buyers in the
market, whose object appears to have been more for variety
than quantity, a great many small paresis having been made
up. The local merchants have alea operated rather more
freely, the result of which is a good avenge Nuances.

WOOLS.— HITDDEnerTIELU, SEPT. I.—A moderate (in-
stead for colonial continues, and prices are well supported.
In low foreign, the prices of which are considered dear, eOO2.
partitively a steady 13UalIMIN is also doing.

TALLOW. Totanat Einamo. The market was
steady to-day. Bpot, 421. ; October to December, Cs. 64. ;
Jeemin, to Mareh, 44e. 3d. to 445. Delivery to last areo•
lag, 207 casks; arrivals, acme.

CORN. —Hur.L.Siar. 1. —At to-day's market small supply
of new wheat, chief], io poor auditioo, which is taken off
at fely last week's prices. Foreign hold firmly at the
currency of this week. Good inquiry for grinding barley
at rather less money. Beaus, peas, sad oats without alto.
ratioo. The foreign imports last week WS as USIIST :-
W heat, 2,932 qrs. ; barley. 2,019 ; oata, 1,920; beaus, 901;
pees, 2,119 ; teens, ; linseed, 9,7d0; rapeseed, 4,483 ;
oaken, NG lons ; bones, 270.
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Limns, Bert 1. - The supply of sew wheat is
not large, and our millers are compelled to pay Friday.
rates for what they require ; old is not quite so much ia de-
mand. No deliveries yet of raw barley. Bear go erg
slowly, value is unaltered. No .211{11e100 in other article..
Average prime for the week ending August 29th -Wheat,
1.358 qr.., 46.. 3d.; este, 529 qrs., 245. 41d.; barley, 20 gra,
325. ; beans, 129 qrs., 37.. 4d.
Ltrrnroot, fixer. 1.-We have had a very fair at-
tendance at today's market, and wheat has commanded
rather a better inquiry than of late at the extreme priors
of Friday last. Flour meets no improver:met either in ds•
mend or value. Indian COlll is offered sparingly but diS.
cult to buy at late rates, the recent large arrivals being
now pretty well cleared from the quay. New Irish rate
are galling at from 2.. 6d. to 2a. 9d. for bleak, and 2n 9d.
to 2s. IW. for tawny; very few white are here yet. Old
oatmeal unchanged ; new Wisp from 3011. to 31.. Blass
steady sod fully es dear. Peas and barley fair sale. The
market closes decidedly Grin.
LrBB. SOT. 1.-At today's market we had only a mode.
rate supply of new wheat, which met a ready sale at the
full rates of last Tuesday-fine old was in better request and
rather dearer. Barleys -New malting not mach offering at
present; grinding, pncee in favour of buyers. Beans and
oats-no alteration in value. Per imperial quarter to the
grower :-Wheat, white, new, 64Th.. to 6411 a. per imperial
bushel. 475. to 48s. ; red, new, 631bs. to 64th.., 44.. to 464.;
red, old, 6211 a. to 6311:e., 435. to 445. Barley, distilling,
Who, to 511 b.., 30s. to 39t. Data, 361 b.. to 121b5., 225. to
261. Beano, new, 6316 a. to 64lba, 38s. to 401.
NewcairrLE Baer. 1.-The weather, though cloudy to.
day. is very dry. The arrivals of new wheat from the
south being short to this day's market, in some instances
rather over Saturday's rates was obtained. Old wheat
wa. held more firmly, and on the retail transactions full
rates were realised. Floor steady ; rather more inquiry
for grinding peas. Oats still are difficult of sale and prices
barely maintained. _ - " •

SALIBBCBT, SIFT. I.—The supply of grain today was not
a large one. and from the favourable change in the weather
the attendance wee comparatively small. Large quaatitwo
0' barley yet Tema° out, and that portion which has beer
cut fora week or tau days has sprouted much. Business in
wheat WIG but limited, and lut week's prices were firmly
supported. There were several utopias of new
wheat shown. Flour unaltered in value. In other
descriptions of grain little or DO business transacted,
at firmer rater. Malt steady at unalterri rates. Wheat,
old, 335. to 475. ; new ditto (best quality), 46e. Barley,
295. to 38e. Oats, 22.. to 30s. Beau, 40s. to 484. Peas,
30s. to 30a. Rye. 20s. to 38s. per qr. Flour, 32m. to 381.
'per leek. Malt, 134 e. to We. per qr.

CATTLE.--Bsuanuar, Sm. I.—Oar market today
was very largely supplied with beasts, and for the most part
of good quality ; there was also an 'scream in the attend.
sum of buyers. Best animal' were readily disposed of, and
a clearance was nearly effected, and general prices were in
sivrioce. The supply of sheep was also large, numbering
nearly 2,0003 ; but there was a lack of good quality. Trade
was good, and a clearance effected et an advises of 2d.
per Bibs. There were but a few pens of lambs, which sold
at high price*. Calves were also ,n short supply, and main.
taioed full terms. Pigs of all descriptions were large in nip-
ple, and a full trade was doing ; prices turned against the
buyer. Best or beef, lls. 6d. to 12s. ed. per some ; cow
and heifer ditto, 10e. to 11s. • mutton of inferior quality,
M. pee ; bat for the best Downs. 7d. to Ted. wee paid
?sal, 6iel. to 70. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 74d. ; and 9s.
to Pe. 3d. per more ; green bacon, 7id. to Bd. per lb, ;
dry ditto. Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled bans, Bd. to 9d. ;
quarter old store pigs, 10s. to 12a. each ; oows with calves.
101. to 14/.