The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Tezenue Evian:ea.—The market 10-day
was quiet. Spot, 43e. to 42.. 9d. ; October to December,
45e. 3d. to 455. Delivery to lea weds& Ib7 reeks;
arrival ditto, Done. •
COTTON.—Lavizrod., Auaus? IL—There hes been a
very good butanes& done to-day, at full prices. The sales
are 8,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on 'predation and
for export. 880 American, 214 d. to 24d. ; 5,790 Sant,
111 d. to 20ed. ; Egyptian, 1181. to 25d. ; 260 Parma-
buon, 21d. ; 250 Bahia and Maori°, 2014. to 2W. ; 210
Meranham., 22d. to Md. The week's import is 21,815 Wok

COTTON GOODB.—MAXCUESTCP., Mincer ll.—There
bee bees •e businessin yarns of all deeeriptione, at a
rise of fully larg
id. per lb. on the rates of last Tuesday. The
buying has been very general, but the greeter proportion for
India, China, and the Mediterranean. The home trade
have been boyen, but bare sot operated nearly to the
extent they would have dune in consequence of the high
prices required. The yarn market closes very strong, with
• decided upward tendency. In cloths there is also a de.
mend, which is only checked by the higher prices required
by manufacturers. Our report of Friday slated the ie.
provement which, having commexced on Tuesday, had led
to Nome heavy purchases ; and Mews. Feeder and Co., is
their semi-monthly circular for India (via Marseilles) of Q.
Bth confirm that report, stating that the Laminae
of the week " has included • wider extent of buying in
cloths than her been the case for a considerable tulle
past." The demand continues quite as brisk to-day, pee.
haps, but business has been brought within narrower limits
in consequence of manufacturers, like spinners, trying to
force up prices, so as to cover the increased price of canoe,
which remains at nearly the consienrable advance which it
attained the week before last. At the prices of last week
for cloth sellers report that they could still do • good bust.
nese, but that the advance has checked, though it La. not
I suspended operations. The chief business doing is for India,
in the lighter makes of shirtiogs, madspollarus, lops cloths
andjaccunetri, but there is also some inquiry for the boom trade
and for various smaller foreign markets. The improvement
has caused a more cheerful feeling in the markets generally,
It appears that the prospects of increased employment have
for the present received• cheek, as shows by Mr. Farnall's
report to the central committee yesterday, and in fact this
was to be expected. The consumption of cotton has already
reached probably the limit which the supply is likely to
afford for some time to come, and this alone would stop
more mills resuming work fur the present. There is another
indication of the limit being reached also in the fact that
the demand for cotton goods probably already exceeds half
what it did before the cotton famine, so that is reality fully
as much more money is turned over in the trade as in 1860,
• limit which the best informed commercial men have all
along expressed an opinion was not likely to be much
exceeded.

MANUFACTURES.-11 UDOLUFTZLD, Atom 11.—The
market has not been Onmerously attended by buyers al-
though • few from London were present. A moderate
business has, however, been transacted both in blacks nod
fancy trowserinp, and in low priced tapioca some good-
sized parcels have also been made up. The continued Bee
weather and forward state of harvest operations are
imparting • great degree of confidence in this district, and
• good autumn trade is expected as the result,

WOOLS.—HCDDEHSFIELU. AUGUST 11.—As the sales
progress with firm prices manufacturers seem more die.
Letddto operate, and a moderate quantity has changed
s to-day, while during the week some rather heavy
parcels have been sold.

CORN.—Roar., AUGUST IL—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at rather below
last week's currency. Foreign neglected, but holders do
not press sales at any quotable reduction. Barley for grind.
ins sauce, and fully as dear. Beans and peas unaltered.
Oats dull and prices rather in favour of buyers. The
foreign imports last week are as under :-liarley, 774 i qta, ;
oats, 424 ; peal, 132; linseed, 10,4;k2; rapeseed, 6,369; oil.
cakes, 380 tons ; bones, 115.

LEEDS, Auccar IL—The wheat trade to-day is very
quiet, out the sales made sisal last week's rates, lie esh.
able quotations can yet be given for Dew samples. Barley
nomiaiL Beans and oats sell in retail at about former
prices. Other articles unaltered.
LivrarooL, Accost IL—We had a very fair attend.
sons of buyers at to.day's narked ; they showed little
disposition however to operate, and only a retail bushier
resulted in wheat at a reduction of from led. to 2d. per metal
on Friday's rates. Flour met a fair inquiry at a decline of
6d. per barrel : no change in sacks. Indian coca would find
numerous buyers both oar spot and to arrive, if sellers showed
a little more disposition to do banner ; the quantity offer.
log however is most limited, and we raise quotations 3d.
per quarter. Oats and oatmeal slow of sale. Beans, pease,
and barley steady at late rates. The market closes quiet
but firm.

Lunt, Accurst 11.—Weather was unsettled last Wed-
nesday, with heavy rains; since then it has been everything
that could be wished for barreattog. At to-day 's market
we had a scanty show of wheat; all descriptions were fully
as dear ; several new samples were sold, quality very fine,
and made from 503. to 525. per cr., 63105. to 64Iba per
bushel. Spring corn prices nominal. Per imperial quarter
to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 611 be. to 631bs. per
Imperial timbal, 48a. to 52e. ; ditto red, 6111. a. to 62165.,
445. to 46.. Barley, distilling, 50113 e. to follba, 30.. to 325.
fade, 36165. to 421b5., =a. to 265. Baum, new, 6316 e. to
6416 a., 38s. to 40..
NIWCASTLLON-TTNE, AUGUST 11.—We have the wasither
now very Sue, and our market to-day was flat, and, in
order to effect sales of south country and foreign wheat, it
was necessary to submit to a decline of la. per qr. Flour
also slow male, and inclining cheaper. No change in barley,
bean', or peas. Oats depressed.