The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-06 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—TUIRDAT Evmenro.—The market to day
mu steady at the annexed prices. Spot., ; all
mouth, 495. to 48a. 6d. ; Septetoter, 495. 6d. ; ktober to
December, 49e. 9d. to bOs. Delivery to List memoir, •tr.
arks; urinals. 81 make.

oarroN.—LtvaPooL, AUGUST s.—We have had a
quiet sod steady market. The sales see 5,000 bales, of
which 3,500 sr export sod speoulstioa.

OOTTON GOODS.—MANCHILiTin, Auiruer s.—There
has been a large brininess dew to-day in yarns by most
classes of buyers, and prices have advanced 4d. per lb. upon
the rates of last Friday. In some cases ld. per lb. advance
bee been paid on the prices obtained last Tuesday. In water-
teeth 16's, ?A's, and 30's,and in 40's mule
_yarn there hasbeee
• great demand at Id. per lb. advance on last week's rates ;
and many of these kinds of yarn are being completely
swept out of the market, and the stocks of other &e.e,ip.
ties. are becoming exceedingly small. In two-fold yarns,
40's, 60's, 80's, 100's, and 120's, for Germany, there has been
• considerable demand, and the stocks of all ;there count' of
Tarn are.isoerivez le„ The caused
good t. this
the Germans
demandije
lies
have received their eats on the Continent,re
which state that markets are exceedingly bare
both yarn and cotton, whilst the increased prospect there
is of a lengthened struggle in America gives more coofideace
in the maintenance of high prices. The continental market.
are buying for winter cooramptioe and shippers appear wil-
ling to buy anything they can lay their hands upon which is
suitable for that trade. In cloth the business has been only
moderate. Manufacturers are holding very firmly fur full or
higher rates for shirting., printers, and almost every descrip-
tive of fabric. Printing cloths are very mane, and propor-
tioeately higher rates obtain for those then most other de.
scriptioes of cloth. Confidence among the holders of cloth
is increasing from a belief that not only must cotton give
way in price, but that owing. to the number of midis stop-
pingrjyroduction is so rapidly decreasing u at length to
affothem a prospect of remunerative rates. Marry menu.
/Reimers say that had they closed their mills three months
ago and given their operatives three day's wages per week
for doing nothing they would have saved money -Phut &belief is
sow obtaining that stocks will soots be cleared of to such
an extent as to make manufacturing more nearly profitable
if not entirely so, than it fru been for a long time put:
The next &deices from India are looked forward to with
much confidence that they will prove more encouraging to
shippers than any for some time past, and may lead to con-
siderable transactions. The shipments to India during some
months back have been larger than they might have been
from the production now going on, but it is gene-
Mislytodderstood that it arise' from shippen being eocou-
gaged to send out old storks of goods, wirdst the great ad-
vases they would have been compelled to give in the pre-
sent position of the market here has deterred them from
giving out orders. The rise which is taking place at Bombay
eat Oalentle in prices is giviog rise to expectations
of • better deesription of bushes@ alreetly. Messrs.
Der Fay and Co. say that during the last six
meths my countries have only received one-half
et whatthey took last year. The disturbed stated Mexico
has reduced the exports to that country to ewe fourth as
oompared Whit 1881. To Bosses Ayres sad Obit, only
about eneethird of the 1121101111 i previously sent was
exported during the Ix months of tbe protest year, to Chios
and Heeg Saw low tiro auebsll. item. France. there is
scare* a swootry or souks to whirls a decrease bas act
takes pies. It is tbandosa begud that prices abroad will
gradoally rise to those robin Is this market, which at the
present moment is the highest.
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WOOLLEN.—Lxgris, Ammer &—The markets this
morn* were pretty well attended, but the amount of busi-
ness transacted did sot exceed the mud Tenday's avenge.
In the coloured hall the inquiry wee mainly for tweeds, of
which • fair quantity met with purchasers. The white
market, was tolerably brisk, the mum demand being for
witneys and other autumn fabric. A few plain cloths also
changed bands. Rates remain firm. The London wool
sales continue well attended, and the Mains are spirited ;
the deemed is chiefly for the home trade, that for the con-
tinent Isis' still sluggish. There have been one or two
good country buyers in the town today, wheeze understood
to hare operated pretty freely.
NANUF ALTUREd. Hi

AUGUR? 5. -

Although the market has sot appeared io brisk as duriog
the last month, a moderato amount of badmen hal been
transacted I. nearly all clastna usually offered here.
Some aser styles in winter • , suitable far Canada sod
ROM* hay* also ham shows, a fair portkm hare found

WOOLS.—HUDDIWIIILD, Avower L—A small quantity
has already arrived freer preaset raise Is Loudon, but as
prima WSW earierwat heywaaralhaidiss back,while others
parairmse oily sparingly is expeatatisa el rather lower rates.

001117.—HULL, AUGVIIT 15.—A1 to-day's market very
little English what affisaminal pier about the same as last
week. Foreign initiated, except sham ride which suirPorie
late eerresey. flarky searesead rather highs!. Beam sod
peas the tarn dearer. Oct. a See quality in request, at
pekes in favour d edam. The foreign imports last week
an as nadir :—WZ 8,945 qrs. ; barley, 2,301 ; oats, 33 ;
limes, 489 ; peas, • farm, 680 ; homed, 14,300 ; rape-
seed, 1,489 ; ail 31111 toes.
LlOlllll. Al/00111 s.—We have very little fresh wheat offir-
ieg, still, as the ItellgiNf is so extreniely favourable, the
qesatity, though small, is adequate to the demand, but the
prime of Loa Tuesday are fully maintained, and best foreign
reds are is. dearer. All spring oom bald for extreme rates.
LIVE:SPOOL, AUGUOT b.—With may • empty atten-
dean at buyers at this morning's market wheat met •
slow ale at ld. to 2d. per muted wider the rates of Friday,
whilst dour was difficult to move at fad. per barrel sad meek
reductioe. Indian corn commands • good inquiry, end
there being only a small quantity on offer, hoiden are en-
abled to make 3d. per quarter 'drapes. Oats are without
alteratace, bet oatmeal is 6d. per load dearer and scare*.
Beam and peas are each 6d. per quarter higher. Barley
steady. The weather our flee during market, but just at
the close we bad heavy showers.
LTIIII, AUGUST 6.—The weather since this day week has
been very fine, with the ezeeptiou of • light shower on
Seturday morning. Harvest has partially commenced in
this neighbourhood, sod will be rand is about a week.
Wheat crops are better spoken of in marshland, while on
the light lauds yield will be light. At today's market bat
little wheat offering, and last week's rates were barely sup-
ported. Spring corn not much offering, and prices nominal.
Per Imperial quarter to the power :—Wheat, white, new,
&tbs. to 641ba per imperial bushel, Ns. to 60a. ; ditto,
red, 611te. to 63114., 54.. to 1575. Oats. 361ba to 4211 a.,
24.. to 27.. Beata, aid, Min. to 65th.., 424. to 48s. ;
new, 631bs. to Ulla. 42e, to 46e.

Howe. Awn; AUGUST s.—We have a continuance of
Am warn weather. Our market to-d►y, under the iDfitlelne
el favourable weather, was very flat, and only a few trifling
trassectiose transpired in the finer qualities of wheat.
Holders nuaelned firm, and ally upon secondary qualities
was any disporitiou evinced to yield in price. Flour difficult
to sell. Barley. beans, and peas firm. Malt ls. per qr.
hither Oats in demand.
SA;

AMUIT, AUGUST s.—Our market today was limitedly
supplied with grain, and the attendance of both farmers and
buyers was alike short, reaping befog partially commenced
in this nsighboarbood. Busioess in wheat was slack, and
bat week's quogatioue were fully supported. Flour nomi-
nally unaltered. In grinding barley next to nothing doing,
at former metes. Malt maintsies its full value, trade rather
dull. In other grain but little Mishima transacted at lam
There was a sample of new Tartar rite in the our•
treZe:e. rowa near thin town, which weighed 371ba. per busheL
Wheat, 475. to 6211.; barley, 27a. to 405.; oats, 28e. to
30a.; beans, 42a. to 48a.; mat, 3811. to 425. ; rye, 3011. to
Si.. per qr. Flour, 38s. to 445. per sack. Malt, 7e. 941.
to Be. per bushel.

CATTLE. —SALISBURY, AUGUST 6.—Our market to-
day was very largely supplied with bonen, and the quality
generally was excellent ; the attendance of buyers and
coestry butchen was but small, consequently the trade
throughout was slow; business altogether was done on
rather easier term, but notwithstanding at a Lite period of
the day a large number remained unsold. The quantity of
sheep on offer was unusually large, the majority of which
being of inferior quality; late rates were fully main-
Wind, and a clearance was effected. The supply of calves
was limited ; a quick sale, and full terms realised. Is the
peg market a good supply was penned ; a large business waii
done, bat pries for leas pigs were quite 2s. to 3.. per bead
lower. Beet ox beef, lla. to 12a. par score ; heifers, 10s.
to lls. ; prime Down mutton, 70. per lb. ; other breeds,
64d. to 7d.; reel, 7d. to 7ed. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 70. ;
salted ditto, 74d. to 84d., sad 9a. 9d. to 10s. per soon ;
=bacon, 9i per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled
lOd. ; quarter old store pigs, 14e. to 18s. cock;
tows with calves, 124 to 161.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

DOTHAIILZY.—Augnst 1,.:611;17n.r0ad, West Biseopton, the
wife et Mr. J. J. Bothsantey. of a eon.
DALL—Aagust 1, at Lee, Kent, the wife of J. 3L Dale, Esq., of

a moo.
DAUNT.—Aagult a at Olotteeater-terrace, Hyde-park the wife
of E. L Daunt, /faq , of • son.
HALL—Anguat I, at Weatbourne-park.read, the wife of Lieut.-
Colonel Hall, of a son.
JOOLING.—Auaust 4. at Artoll.road. Carupdan.hill, Kensington,
the wife of Mr. T. Jading, of a daughter.
WYNDILIIL—Auguat a. at 13elgrarr-aquae, the lionAdrs. P.
Wyndham, el a daughter.