The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.-haul Eva.-Ties market was quiet
to.day.-Spot, 42e. 3d. ; September, sew. 435. ; October to
December, 43e. 9d. ; December, 44e. ; JasuuT to March,
44e. 3d. ; March, 44a. 93. to 45a. Delivery to lad even
735 make ; arrival; 566 casks. Town tallow, 41e. a
net cash. Rough fat, 2e. Ig. Odessa sheep, Om, 42a. 9d.;
middling, 43e. ; Odessa Beef, fine, 415. 93. ; middling
41s. 3d. ; South American, let pipes. 425. ;
405. 6d. to 41s, ; Australia' beef, mane 40s. to 41e. ; North
Anterkee fine, 41e. 9d. ; fair, 41s. 3d. Cocce.unt oil :-
Chichi°, 475. ; 45e. 6d. No Sydney areal's. Palm
oil quiet ; far. Lagoa, 36e. 6d. ; fair, 365. ; Palm net
oil, 345. to 365. Horse grease, 345.
OCITTON.-Limenol., Amon 2&-Large as were the
MIN last week they have been much more extensive during
the peeeent, all clauses of buyers having gain purchesel
heavily, and apparently with even greater coeddence than
before ; the main (dominate of strength have been the con-
tinued favourable accounts of business at Ihneheeter, and
the great promise of the harvest. American deemptions
have advanced on the average fully Id. per lb. ; in some
instances more. Egyptian has been in great request daily
threaded the week, and closes about lid. per lb. dearer,
the males having been unusually extensive. Braille generally
have advanced fully ld. per lb. therm has been greaten
on lleoeite, which are fully lid. higher, and in much
favour. The transactions in nearly all kinds of Ewe lima
have again bees on a very large male, the advance, however,
being lees than on other descriptions ; prim are
id. to id. dearer. China are Id. and Bengals shout id.
higher, and the former, from their comparative oheapoesa,
have attracted increased attention ; Sande is also fully id.
dearer. Alava cotton has been in very great request, ad
may large purchases have been effected In
Macao, and all deecriptiou of East India, China,E4Zi,t
about Id. advance on the two former, and id. to 2d. on the
latter. Speculators have taken altogether 39,450 bales, viz,
6,930 Americas, 400 Peream, 4,560 Bahia, 90 Manoluen,
120 Smyrna, 6,300 Egyptian, 11,760 Surat, 1,200 Madre.,
2,660 Bengal, and 5,53 u China ; sod there are reported for
export 18,600 balm, viz., 1,300 Americaa, 60 Perron, 1,570
Macao, 100 Demerara, 250 Smyrna, Le* Egyptian, 5,t3)
Surat, 400 Mechem, 4230 Bengal, and 3,570 China. The
market today opens with a good demand, at stiff cam;
probable sales about 12,000 bales, including 5,000 on sprat.
lake sad for export.

COTTON GOODS.—MaNcueermit AUGUST 28.—We
have had a very firm market for yarns, many spiasen
she
higher prior, though the advancer to some attest checks
basin's'. Still there has been Weiner done at the advance.
At the rates of Tuesday and Wedoesthty, sr even of jester-
day, a large hotlines oould have been dem. la sop yam
for the home trade, as well as in spinaisp for export, the
extreme prices spittoon are asking check badmen There
has been a continuous upward tendemy a prices dering the
whole week, and manufacturers Mrs thews yams bevies
supplied themselves pretty freely for • fortaight pest, aid
belies that their immediate wants are now to some sate,:
provided for, are rather disposed to bold hack for • time
thaa to follow the advance any further. For India 40's
cop yarn there is • good inquiry, but most of the *seen
of them are under order, and are not in a position to sell.
In it. cloth market prices continue to harden, and the id-
vases is in some instances so great as almost to stop bosi-
nese. While the &dream cameo buyers to pause, and
asmarily limits business, there rem to he a good inquiry,
beitlto the impression that the demand has not yet
uily supplied. The question seems to be one of
but where purchases have been made they
Cv7mostly had to be made at the full prices asked, which
are an advance on Tuesday's retell. The demand is pried-
pally in goods for ladle, and manufacturers seem to feel
that they will be almost enre of getting their own torsos by
waiting. After the large contracts many of them have
already obtained they do not appear over-anxious to take
additional ones except on better terms, though the cm
ateotly increasing cost of cotton renders this very difficult
There are private telegrams ti hand this afternoon from
Calcutta to August 8, which report that there was mere
doing for heavy cloths for npaonntry, at previous prices.
There are also advises from bay of the same dem re.
porting that market very quiet, and 71b. grey shirtings 3d.
per piece lower than they were • fortnight previously. Cot-
ton was eschewed, being (rooted 4.80 rupees for Moline.,
and 4.60 for (kimpta. The Calcutta report is considered
better as more business was doing for cousemption at pre.
rims prices ; and with respect to Bombay it may be re-
marked that the best season had not yet commenced at the
date of advises.

CORN.—CRILMOTORD. AUGUST 28. —Time wsa • mailer
supply of wheat at market to-day, and there being a good
demand as whence of fully le. per qr. was established, red
making 43a to 45a; white, 46. to 50. Some few samples
of sew barley offering, quality sot firs ; prices Tr from
326. to 38a. from
samples of good sew beans, at 31s.

LIBOOLA, AUGUST 'GI— We have had a good supply of
wheat at market to-day, almost entirely of the new crop,
as
last week's prices were supported. The quality is genw
rally good, and the yield very satisfactory. Very little
spans corn offering. Wheat, red, 421. to eSs. ; white,
465. to 495. Otto, th. to Ti o Beans, 425. to 441.

' Ltemoot., Auouer 28.—We have had only a email
'tide:lance of millers and dealers at to-day'. market. The
weather befog still showery, wheat may be written firm at
Tuesday's low prices, with a fair demsed. Flour difficalt to
move, and 6d. per barrel cheaper on the week. Holders of
Indian core are stiffer today, but there being few buyers
prim stand at the decline of .3d. per quarter quoted above.
Oates end oatmeal very dull, sod rather lower. Boats
steady at late rates, the same remark applying also to pease
and barley. The market closes without admatioe.
WAILIPTILD, Acousr 2&—Woderate supply of new
wheat, which meets • steady sale at lad weetee prices.
Other articles rather cheaper. The averages fat the week
ending August 24 were :—Wheat, 2,414 qrs., at 48s. 58d. ;
oats, 61, at 21s. 51d. ; beans, 28, at 38e.

COA LS.—Lonnon, Ammer 28.—Boddle's West Hartley,
16a. ; Corm Hartley 16s. ; Grey's Wort Hartley, 15e. 6d. ;
Hartlepool West Bartley, 15a. ; North Baltoo Gsa,
13a. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor, 1.3. 6d. ; Taa6sld Moor Bates,
12s. 6d. ; West Hartley. 16a ; Walls End Harlon, 15a. 3d. ;
Walla End I:bewail, 18s. ; Walls Eod Hatton, 18s. ; Walls
End Tuostall, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ;
Walls End Hough Hall, 16e. 91. ; Walls End Kollar, lts. 941;
Walls End South Hartlepool, Ns. 6d. ; Camay and
Dollryn Malting, 208.--Ships at milk* 41; sold, 27.