The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-17 00:00:00

MA IiKETB.

oorrox. —LIVERPOOL, AUOVIIIT 113,—We have had a
vary moldy market. with prices is favour of the seller.
Tba sake to-dav are 8,000 bolas, mambas 3,0 W for veva.
latioa sad export. 800 Americas, 28441. to 311 d. ; 100
Perr.am, kc., Vd. to 320. ; 200 Macaw sad Bahia, Did.
to 30d. ; 400 Egyptian, 290. to T 241.; 200 Smyrna, 223 d.
to 24d. ; 6,300 Burat.l2B. to 27d.; Bengal. Mode, Sc., 164 d.
to 1748. ; 1944. to 22d. ; Japsa, 2148. to 24d.

00ITON GOODS.-11Ascazerza, Acucar 16.—There
has beep a little more activity in the muket for shipping
yarns to-day, and we have bad • penal baaioses doing for
all markets, except those of India. In some few cases an
&dram* of id. per lb. has been paid ma Friday's prices. TLis
breech of the market was strong at the close, with a
tendency to an advance. In home trade yarns we have
also had a very strong market ; prices are pretty much the
same as they were before the late depression. Fine numbers
still maintain their position, the only signs of weakness
beinx conboed to the yarns made frau the common qualities
of Surat cotton. Only a moderate amount of business is
reported, and in the absence of any activity in
the cloth market manufacturem are not dis-
posed to anticipate their wants. There is • more
cheerful feeling in the cloth market. There has been
• pretty general inquiry after goods, and buyers seem to
have turned their atteutioc a good deal more than they have
for some weeks past to the actual testing of prices, and
though few offer, have been made, and but little business
ha. resulted, manufacturers hold very firmly to their quota.
tioas. The only oases in which any weeklies@ has been
manifested bas been where stocks had begun to accumulate
inconveniently. In such instances there have not been
transactions at lower prices, so far as we can hear, but
there can be little doubt that if purchasers were actually to
present themselves, offers at rather lower rate. would be
accepted. Bbirtiap and printers of good qualities still
command relatively the best prices ; while loos cloths, T
cloths •d domestic*, not meeting with • demand at all pro.
portioned to the present much increased supply, are rather
weaker.

WOOLLEN.—Lane, Anuctrr 16.—There has been au
average attendance ►t the coloured market this morning.
Thedemand has again been for tweeds, several Needs
having changed hand.. Melton' and coatings have not been
in muck demand. The white•cloth hall hes also shown an
improvement, the inquiries for hairliate having omen
improved since our last report. Witoeys sad similar goods
haveelso been in greater demand. Rates continue without
alteration.

lIANUFACTITIMS.—HUDDrIUSTISID, Arccarl6.—The
buyers attending today bare not been al:tumour., neither
has trade been brisk. A moderate business, however, eon•
Unties both in black doeskin' one fancy coatings. Woollen
cords are also in fair request. lo the other drscription.,
particularly those of low quality, there is less demand than
formerly.

WOOLS.—HUDDIIISFIZLD, Auotterr 16.•-As the sales
prover orofidence NOWA to revive, and pricen become wee
tlitoly established, and mansfaetarers are comas( inure
freely into the nuirket. Some tolerable males Lave been
effected during the week.

CORN.--Hou., AUGUST 16.—At to-day's market • fair
supply of Begbah wheat, which 'elle slowly, at barely lost
Tuesday'. currency, best runs of old red making 425. to 435.
per 504th... to the grower. Foreign quite neglected. Barley
firm, at fully IM. rates. Beam aceroe, and rather dearer.
Peas is good request at prices rather io favour of sellers.
Oata usaltered. Foreign arrivals for the week—Wheat,
10.013 qrs. ; belay, 3,241 eats, 1.855 ;hems, 66 ; peas, 843.
LEEDS. AUOUIST 18.—We have • fair show of new wheat
at market to-day, the greatest part of which is of very poor
quality, so that it meets with no favour from our millers;
prime map from 425. to 44e. for reds, 445. to Ode. for
whites ; tine old ie held at previous rates, but the busimas
doing is not extensive. 01,1 oats and beans as before ; it is
yet too early to give quotations of mew samples.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 16.—With only • very small
attendance of buyers at this morniug's market the business
pumas in wheat has been of the most retail character, and
we beset° quote prices the turn lower than on Fridar last.
Flour is very dull, but holders do sot previa sales. Indian
cern meet. a wore exteeded inquiry for coosumption, and
prime mixed American brings tall prime ; round qualitiee
being more plentiful, are rather cheaper. Oat. mid oatmeal
are without alteration. Beans fully su dear. Peas, ou the
osatiary, are a shade antler. Market althea eery inactive.
Lynn' Loom 16.—The weather continua brilliant, and
harvest work is rapidly oroceednii. The root crops are eel-
tering maturely front the want of monsters. At to-day's
ca we had • very small attendance, and bat little wheat
'bowleg ; the little sold was at la. per qr. lees tiles last
week. New yellow sold at 41.. to 42a, 631ba. ; • while
sample at 47a, 631ba. Spriest core—prices km. Per quarter
imperial iodic gru wer: —Wheat, white, now, Gabs. to 641ba.,
465. to 48e. ; ditto, red, 425. to 44a. Barley, best Chevalier
malting, 541bm to 551ba.. 31.1 a. to 37..; ditto, rum Cheva-
lier ditto, 531bs. to baba., 33e. to 345. Oats, 3611 a. to
421b5., Tbs. to 26.. Beans, old, 631135. to 651ba., 38e. to
39e. ; ditto, sew. 631bs. to 36a. to 378.__

Nrwommi-oianiz,AuctonlL—Tbe weather still eon-
Cases warm sad favouratda for the wheat cusps. We had
a very aloe, market to-day, our millers generally bolos in
stook held aloof. and the demand was weaned to retail
buyers, who, however, had to pay the full rates of lad
week. Flour inclining lower, though stocks are light.
Barley. beaus, peas, and oats firmly held.
SLUG/ICU, AIa:CST 16.—The supply to•day was in
every respect short, sad the atteu nee very Bodied,
farmers being engaged is full harvest operations. Thee
were a few nunlike of sew wheat offered, good both
in °audition and quality, for which 40a. to 4:14. were asked.
Beauties both in wheat and barley wee cosigned to imme-
diate warns, at late quotatiose. Beene. per, oats, and rye
were much dearer, and little bushiest doing. Wheat. old,
35e. to 44a. Barley, 2A. to 335. Oats, 21s. to 235. Beans.
Ws. to 44e. Peas' 295. to 42.. Rye, 28a. to 41a. per qr.
Flour, 2s. to 31s, per sack. Malt, 60a. to 64e, per qr.

CATTLE.—SALUISOIT, Arcot? 16.—At today's market
the supply of beasts was uummilly bags for this mama of
the year. but the greater proportioe were inferior is quality.
Notwithstaadieg there was a fair attendance of buyers busi-
ness ruled dull, aad the supply was considerably in excess of
the demand. Prices peerally were is favour of the buyer.
Sheep were also in very large su lyj, Dearly the whole of
them changed heads. Best sheep eealiaed more money, but
prices generally were the same as last market. Lambs
were immunity scarce. The supply of calves was short,
and prices fully maintained. In the pm market them was
a peat number ors offer ; business was dull, and prices were
a little lower. Beet on beat, 11a. 6d. to 12.. 6d. per
mere ; cow mid heifer ditto, 10s. to lls. ; mutton of
inferior quality, 6d. to 60. per lb. ; best downs, to
&L per lb. ; veal, 7.1. to 70. ; fresh pork. 7d. to Id. ;
and Be. 9d. to 9a, per score ; gems Woon. lid. to 6d.
per lb. ; dry ditto, U. to 9d. ; sweat pickled hams, 9d.
to 10d. ; quarter old store pip, 16s. to 22a. each ; cows
with calves. 121. to lit.

BIRTH/4 YLIBIAGNIS, AND DEATHS.

81W.1138.

/10031.—Aaguet 14. at the Cedars-road, Clapham.common, the
wide of W. Yromn, ray., Junior, of a daughter.
LANCASTER.—Aunust It, at Burliogtoe.road, St. Stephen's-
ammo. Bayswater, the wife of J. L. Lancaster, ray., of •
ia Rtr—rAggnst 14, at Raharough.honae, South Devon. the
wife of C. J. H. Mount. laq., late Captain Jeth Regiment,
of a delights:a%
MAJOR.—Ainmat It. M Cromwell-house, Duppealdll.terrsoe
Croydon, 11ra. C. Y. tiajor, of awn.
scrLAN b.—Awat 13, at rut Anglia Lwow, Great Yarmouth,
the wife of the Rev. R. Rutland. of • daughter.