The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW..—T9traaDAY Krorsto.—Tbe marks! was firm
to-day. Spot, 41a. 9d. ; October to December, 44a. ; De-
cember, 44.. to. ; January to Karr, 454 to 45e. 3d. De-
livery to last resin, 630 arks ; arrivals, 1,279 oars.

COTlON.—Lrrinxoo4 ACM'S? 23.—There has been
fair inquiry, but r..ry little bonne," done. Wee to-day
3,000 bales. including 800 speculation and export. 300
Americana, 2801. to 30d. ; 30 Persian), 32d.: 40 Maceio
and Bahia, 29}d.: 400 Egyptian, 27 d. to Md. ; 2,230
Surat, 16d. to 2644. ; lladiaa, 20d. ; Bengal, 3citide,
17d. to 1744 ; Chunk 180. to 22d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILDIORD, Aratrerr 25.
The unsettled state of monetary matters, combined with the
flatmate of the cotton market, have a very depressing is-
&m i oos upon every department n the trade. Spinners pur-
chased largely during the past month, and are generally well
employed in working up stocks. Wool. however, cannot be
sold at present. There ia no business doing to teat priest.
Some say that buyers may obtain a trifling advantage, but
the chief holders adhere to the quotations with pest
firmness. The time quietness pervades the worsted
yarn department. There are no (missy given out is
silog‘ yarns. gessleticee ere nesrbanity the one,
but where hood fide orders are given the tendency is to
Wu,* a slight oomicesioe. The demand for twofold yarns
is rather slacker, though there is • good business doing, and
there is no abatement in prices There is little doing in
pieces. The business is almost wholly confined to the house
demand. There is absolutely scale; doing for America,
and the banners doing for the continent is vary trilling
Wm& Priam am nominally itnalmaged.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Nowentonam, Annum. EL
Both the staple trades this weeks are is • languid condlnies,
the fresh sews from Amadei shout the prospects of pesos
having induced .11 parties to be very chary is their Maas-
satinet In addition to this, as we enticed last week, we
me is the midst of the slack mama. The yam market has
a/so bees quiet in path, with the rumors of puma
liminess ia all bn.obm bow safaveanibly Wrested by the
present nocertaisty of drain, lefamtal7 aad politisa—
Notfinpliem Journal.

CORN.—Thismaaaa, Aumara —At this day's mearliet
Mars was a short supply of wheat, sad both old
sad new sold readily at as whams of fully la per quartar
foreign the turn is favour of eallar. Bartey, cats, boas,
sad peas sot mennbly hither.
BRIP,TOL. LuousT 25.—There was a moderato show of
English wheat in our market to-day, fur which the trade
ruled firm, at fully lot week's prima. L forsigu makes

mon doing, at prime ameba/sable lest market day, cs
a large anpply of barley, No demand was good, sad La.
week's values were fay cavorted. An active inquiry f
oats, both old and new, at at advance of hilly :Id. per ,i
New Irish tawny sold at 19s 3d. black 18s. lid. per int
Beans rather cheaper. Psesdall.

Dimas, Awarrer 25.—At sea market today we bk]
Very unalleaupply of wheat, old a firm trade at last
prim Several samples of new were shows, the qa,,Lt,
of which was generally very foe. The range in pure !
new wheat wu from 18s. to A few samples of neo
barley were shown, the qoalky geserally inferior inni oot
fit for malting purposes. Beans and peas tiros at last wttk
prices. Bed white wheat, 21s. te=a; best red ditto.
to 21s. ; other aorta, 17s. to 198.1 beet barley, Zee. to .t:„
oats, 21a. to 275. ; beans, Ws. to 245. ; peas, lfie. to zls.
spring vetches, 23a. to 275. ; fins dour, 30a. to s',J.
other flour. 255. to 28a.

ILUICHLBI72, AUGUST 25. —Thete wow about sa Ammo
attendance at oar market this morning. English wluat„
both old and Dew, brought the full prime of last week ;
American was in moderate roiliest, at an advance of ld
rental. Fresh-made flour was in steady oonsurrinn cd •
mind, sod ruled firm in value, while 01114w:wed panels sine
Oats and oatmeal were 9aite as dear.
Indianneglected
. corn sold at the extreme prime of last week.

NXWAIIIt. Almon 24.—Wheat was in smell supply, a:.l
new ample' were of varied quality. The demand
healthy, and extreme prices were obtained. In bails,
there was not much ohmage. Oats a trifle dearer. lkaas
commanded extreme quotations.
NZWBURT, AUGUST 25.—We have this day to tern g
very moderate supply of wheat, for which there was a
demand at an advance of fully is. per qr., new havini; the
peferenee. Several samples of new barley in fine condlt
but yet few asks were mods. Beans have improved :a
price, but ao change in oats.
etrocirems-ox.Thea, Auemrr 24.—There have been ;0,1
arrivals of wheat and oats coastwise and from abroad for
the part week, of other grain limited. At this day's
there was a short supply of grain. Wheat sold at Inca
rather over lost week's currency. Barley in fair re
Oats unaltered. Beans and peas rather dearer. Vilma.
per quarter of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and 1 ark.
shire red. 42*. to 435. • ditto white. 46e. to 48s. ; soLth
country red, 445. to 4gs. ; ditto, white, 48s. to 50a. Barley,
grinding, per imp. qr., 26e. to 30a. Oats. feed. new, N.
to 20s. • potato. 421 b. per bushel, Ms. to 245. lean,40s. to 41s. Peas, feeding, 355. to 36e.
UnIZIDGI, Amore 25.—The trade is slow, and prres
are unaltered. Most of the wheat offering is new aad of
excellent quality, the beat making 50s. per quarter, Irt:gb.
lug 671te. per boahel. Winter oats, BA. to 24e. Rye,
per qr.

Buttnioaaa, AuGun 24.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 6d. up on the top, and sd. up on the even:,
Barley was Is. up on the top, and 2d. down on the average.
Oats were 3a. up on the top, and Bd. up on the avers;.,.
Beans were 6d. down on the top, and Is. Ild. down on
the average. Wheat, .355. to 465.; hiszley, 265. to 375. , wte
18s. tid. to ; beam, 365. to 435.

CATTLE. —BMILINGH•k, AUGUST 3i.—We were fairly
supplied with beasts at this day's market, which came to
band in middling condition, the beef trade was steady, at
late quotations. Of sheep • large supply, the geuer..l
*sedition inferior ; the demand was fair at late rate-‘.
Lambs • good supply, quality middling, trade slow witlwut
alteration in prices. Calves a moderate supply, late prices
maintained. Fat pip • moderate supply. Beef, .strL to
7d. per lb.; nether mutton. ltd. to Bd. per lb. ; ewe ditto,
61d., to 'ld. per lb. ; lamb, Bd. to 9d. pee lb. ; bacon
Sis. to 10e. ; pork pigs, 10a. to 10s. 9d. ; veal, W. to
,id. per lb.
BRISTOL, AUGUST Z.—We had an average supply of
beef at our market to-day, but the quality was very inferior,
and it was some time before sales could be effected. Any.
thing good realised from 65e. to 68a., and secondary sample'
sold at from 58s. to 635. per cwt. An average supply of
sheep, with a fair inquiry, aid trade, on the whose, was
rather better than last week, beet wethers selling at from
7id. to Bd., and ewes at 7d. per lb. A shorter supply of
lambs than last week, and sales were more readily made,
the average quotations being from Sd. to 9d. per lb. No
store cattle. A very fair show of milch cows, with scarcely
soy demand, and very few exchanges were made. Good
supply of pigs, with an improvement in trade, and prices
showed an upward tendency, bacon pigs realising from
9s. Bd. to 10a, and porkers from 10a 3d. to 10s. Gd. per
more. A very small show of horses, owing to the approscl .
frig fair.

IfOrrtworAii, Aocuer 24.—At our market we had not
quite so good a show of stook, but prices was about the
same as Last week. The best beef made Bs. per Mose, and
the inferior 7s. to 7s. 6d. Mutton found buyen at 74d. to
Sid. per lb., and lambs ruled at 251. to 36a. each. Odra
were in good demand, and found purchase,* at 74(1. par lb.
Parket pigs were 6m. 2d. to 7a. per stow, sod the second
quality, or haws, 6e. to 6a. 6d. Number cl eagle at
market :—Wedseeday, beasts, 306; calves, 6 ; sheep, 1,22* ;
pip, 13. Saturday, birds, 22 ; calves, 10 ; sheep, 114,
pigs, 188.

EDINBURGH, ALIGUIrr 24.—The supply of cattle this morn-
ing was larger thaw last week, the number being 376, or an
increase of 7.3 head. There waa a fair deemed, and leas
week's prices were maiotaiaad. Top price, 6s. 6d. ; current
for the beet, Ba.; middling end inferior, 6.. 6d. to 7.. lid. per
stone. The supp of sheep and lambs wee also large, the
number being 8,337, or 2,498 more than lest market ;1,741
of which were store lame. Good sheep were in demand,
and list week's prices were maintained. Priem of the
beet mutton, 7gd. to tom dove to 7d.; ewes, 6d.
to 61d. per lb. lambs, p prices, 38a,6d.,
315., 30a; current, for the best sorts, 265. to 29a.; necoadary,
20a. to 225., sad down to 8a 6d. a heed ; blase/aced, top
price, 21a. ; current, 14.. to 16e.; inferior, Be. 6d. to 12s.
heed. Fed pip brought from be. to fia per atone ; sir
to eight weeks old ditto, from 12e. to 16e. a head.
Numbers in market—Fat oattle, 376 ; Imo ditto, 303 ; milk
cows, 39; sheep, 8,337 ; pip, 172.