The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TaIIow EVINING.—The market wee
quiet to-day. Spot, 44 91 ; September, new, 44e. 3d. ;
October to Deoamber, 444. &L ; December, 45e. ; Jaantary
to March, 45e. Q. Delivery yesterday, 93 casks ; animas
ditto, 58 maks.

OOTTON.—LreWitiOOI, Ammer 18.—The market has
been quiet today, with steady prices. The sales ars 10.000
bales, of which 5,060 are oa speculation sad for export.
1,200 AvnerMan, 214. to 230. ; 7,600 Surat, 12d. to 210.;
1,000 Emsptiaa, 21d. to 220. ; 60 Pereambaco, 1944. to
210. ; 140 Marsaham, 224 d. The week's import is 23,779
bio•

COTTON 000D8.—MANceirens, ALousT 18.—A very
large beelines has been done in yarn today, and many old
parcels have been cleared out of the market, some of which
had been in stock eines this time last year. The buying has
been chiefly for China, India, the Mediterranean, and home
trade. Yanis of all descriptions are Dow exceedingly scarce,
and an advance of prices is reported of ad. to Id. per lb. on
both kinds. Spinners being well under contract this advance
has been obtained without much difficulty. The market
closes strong at the advance. Fur cloths we have had •
steady continuous demand for the last six or seven days, and
a fair amount of business has been done at list Tuesday's
priers. To-day business has been checked a little in conse-
quence of manufacturer having naked rather higher rates
to cover to some extant the advance in the coat of cotton,
bat still the market continues good, the demand being of •
more general character than of late. The demand for India
is still chiefly in the lighter makes of cloth, bat it also em.
brans 45 inch and 50 to 54 inch ahirtinp, which are prin-
cipally in request for Bombay and Calcutta, and as there
are fewer makers of these the priors are rather better for
them than for the lighter fabrics. As showing the more
general character of the demand, it may be mentioned
that amongst the fabrics in request are the heavier descrip.
tiara, including long cloths, T cloths, and domestics, partly
for India and for the Levant, and the borne trade. Some
of the orders given out have been heavy, and we hear of
several frills having been re-opened.

WOOLLEN OIAITHS.—Lizoe, Avocar 18.—The rear-
bets this morning presented no new feature • they were
tolerably well attended, and folly en average gaminess was
traosaated• Several good parcels of tweeds and stout mol-
ten* were dimposed of in the Coloured Hall, and in the
White Hall there was ► fair demand for hair-lists; also for
witams, pilots, and other autumn fatties. Prices continue
Flom.

0011N.—Ilutz, Ammer 16.—Itt toriay's market a small
supply of English wheat, which is takee off by local millers
at rather under last week's currenoy—a few sample, of new
shown of no. quality, which sell at 455. for red, up to 475.
to 48s. for white, per 504th. Foreign neglected and next
to nothing doing. Barley for gristlier; lens rsed;ly at fr"y
late rates. Beans and peas slow at prices in favour of
buyers. Oats rather easter. The foreign imports last week
ere as :—Barley. 1,961 qrs. • oats, 2,0 M • peas, 828;
tam 28 ; linseed, 8,764 ; rapeseed, 9,531; oilealres, 66 tom

.
Loos, Almon' 18.—Thers is large supply of
new wheat to this day's market, which is not cleared off,
though factors are willing sellers at 4s. per. qr. below the
rates of last week, and there is co inquiry whatever for old.
The demand for all descriptions of spring corn is limited, and
prices are without alteration.
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LIVIMPOOL, A UMW! 18.—We have had only a small
attendance of boyars at to-day's market, who have
shown little disposition to boy wheat; holders however are
not anzions:to force sake, and prices cannot be quoted more
than id. pea medal cheaper than on Friday last. Floor slow
of sale at a reduction of 3d. per barrel. Indian corn is
offered quite sparingly, and the market is cleared of all
prime mixed American at 26e. 6d., which is as improvement
of 3d. per quarter on the rates lately current. Oats are
somewhat wince and no cheaper, but oatmeal is down 6d.
per load. Beans, pass, and bade are each steady at full
prices. The market closes u otar.

LTIM, Ammar 18.-At our Corn Eubank. this day the
attendance of growers wee but limited. The few maniples
of old wheat shown were taken at la. per qr. reduction. New
yellow sold from 445. to 48e., 631115. and 661bs. per bushel.
New white, 475. to 48e. Barley and beans as last week. Per
imperial quarter to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 6341..
to 64th.. per imperial bushel, 47a. to 48s. ; red, new.63lbe.
to 641 be., 44e. to 46e. ; red, old, 6211*. to 63115.,
43e. to 445. Barledistilling, 5011 n. to 511ba, 30e. to ab.
Oats, 3611 n. to 421bs, 225. to 26.. Beau, new, 6311 m. to
641ba, 38e. to 40s.
NIWCAH?LI, Avoca' 18. -Oar market woe eery well
attended to-day, and by eubmitting to a decline of la per
qr. a fair amount of business we. done in Dantric wheats.
Old red Norfolk wheat was again 1.. per qr. lower to Nall.
but this decline was not generally submitted to. New
south wintry wheat being scarce, each as was ready for
immediate nee sold well. Flour a dull eels, and idtinieg
lower. For grinding peas rather more inquiry. No change
in barley. BMW scarce. Oat. very fiat.
SALUIBURT, AUGUST 18.-At today's market the supply
of all descriptioos of grain was short, and the attendance of
both buyers end sellers was small. Amongst the samples of
wheat offered there were several of wellcooditioued new,
which realised 46e. per quarter; but • very limited bad-
man was done, and on the whole there was • decline of
2e. to 3e. per quarter. Flour Is. to 3.. per seek cheaper.
In other respecte the market was unaltered, and little bosi-
nue transacted. Price' of malt remained firm. Wheat,
33e. to 48e. Barley. 294. to 36a. Oats, 225. to 30a. Beans,
40s. to 48s. Pea., 30e. to 36e. Rye, 28.. to 38e. per qr.
Flour, 325. to 38s. per sack. Malt, 64a. to 666. per qr.

CATTLE.-BALLSBORT, AUGUST 18.—Oar market to-day
was well supplied with beasts, both in quality and number,
and there was a good attendance of buyers and dealers.
Best animals soon found a market, end later in the day a
clearance was effected, at rather easier terms. A good sup-
ply of sheep, numbering over 2,300, was penned; they
were meetly of prime quality. and the whole were
disposed of et the full terms of last week. Calves,
which sold at late rates, were very limited. There
were a few pens of good lambs offered, which sold
let high prices. Of pip there was ao abundant supply of
all descriptions, and a good deal of business was douse, but
prices remained low. Beet ox beef, lla. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per
score • cow and heifer ditto, 10e. to IL. ; best Down
mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. ; mutton of inferior quality,
6d. ; veal, 60. to 70. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 70. ; aed
9s. to 9s. 3d per score ; green bacon, 70. to Bd. per lb. ;
dry ditto, Bd. to Pd. ; sweet pickled ham, Bd. to 9d. ;
quarter old store pigs, 10a. to 12a. each ; cows with calms,
101. to 14/.