The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-31 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. SATURDAY k.vsumto. —The market woe
quiet to-day. Spur., 425. to 42.. 3d. ; September, sew.
43a. ; October to December, 435. 9d. ; December, 44e. ;
January to Match, 44e. 3d. ; Marsh, 44e. 9d. to 435. De-
livery to last evening, 1,070 auks ; arrivals 1,132 make.

COTTON.—Livaroot., Atioun 29.—We have had a
quieter market to-day. sad there is, it airythiag, lees firm-
nese to prima The sake are 10,000 bales, of which 5,C30
are for export mid speculatioa.

COTTON GOODS.—MANausna, Amon 29.—The
te business in yarn and cloth during the past week,
aggregate
to anything remembered in the beet days of the
trade, has at least beep feria excess of the rate of produc-
tion. The purchase' of cotton at Liverpool by the trade to
cover the contracts into which they have entered are esti-
mated this week to have been over 50,000 balm, and may be
taken to indicate pretty correctly the wale on which basi-
l:era has been done. There has bees buying for all markets,
chiefly for India, as the greatest of our export markets, and
to • fair extent for that still more extensive and important
market in the home trade. Goods of every description
almost have been in demand, including long clothe, T-cloths,
misters, shirting', domestics, mulls and muslin". Sellars
: have attempted to advance their prices to cover the con-
stantly increasing coat of cotton, and on Tuesday cloths
were about td. per lb. dearer than on Tuesday last. Yarns
were id. to Id. perlb. dearer, bat in some descriptions, such
as 00's to 1211 a doubled yarns, 2d. perlb. extra was required.
Indeed very much larger advances are asked by some
spinners than others, and we beer of home manufacturers
who found a difference of as mach u I d. told. per lb. in the
prim" of the same qualities of rather coarse number' of yarn.
Skim Tuesday there has bees • gradual further strengthen.
ing of prices io yarn and cloth alike ; but during the last day
or two it has evidcatly had • tendency to check opera-
tions. In fact many spinners and manufacturers are se
heavily engaged for future delivery that they hesitate at in-
curring further responeibilitiee unless at prices which buyers
at present are hardly likely to give.

WOOLLEN.—Larne. AUGUST 29.—Tbere has been •
tolerably animated market this morning in both depart-
ments, and several good parcels have changed hands. Stout
naeltoos and tweeds were principally in demand in the
coloured hall, and there was a fair inquiry for diagonals wed
other fancies. Plain cloths were not, so much in request. la
the white hall the chief atteetios was given to hatiliste.
Witneys, pilots, and other heavy fabrics aio commanded •
ready sale. Rates remain without material alteration.

HARDWARE.—Bwareeex. loom 21—The trade
of ibis town continues steady though rather quiet, but this
is nothing but the lull which invariably characterise the
home trade at the period of the year. The country shop-
keepers have scarcely yet commenced buying goads co ao-
count of the autumn trade ,
ra..• it is therefore oat to be ex-
Lieuthat manufacturers will have ur orders on bend,
tld far as this town and the district is concerned, every.
body is very fairly employed. In the foreign department
business has been rather more active of late ; in the Spanish
sad Italian department there is a fair amount of business
doing ; also to the Levant. The American orders ars all but
nominal ;1, end as to the West lodise no improvement his
yet taken place. The principal trades of the loan continue
to show a moderate amount of activity. In some of the
Lacy trades and in other kindred breaches there is slack •
seas, manufacturers having barely suffireet orders in to
keep their hands on at full time ; hot the metal trades are
good ; the lamp and chandelier makers report that orders
are gradually coming in, and the wire-drawers, edge-tool
makers, tic-plate workers, and hollow-ware manufacturers
have all of them sufficient orders in to keep their usual com-
plement of lends fully employed. The report from the
adjoining district of South Staffordshire and East Worcester-
shire as to the state of the manufacturing trades in that
quarter are upon the whole satisfectory.

CORN.—etwampoz, Aucuerr 29.—Wheat wu very dull
and cheaper. Wheat, red, 40s. to 44., white, 465. ; bar-
ley, 32e. to 36e. ; brans, Ms. to 40s. ; peas, 40s. to 425.;
oats, 21s. to 226 a

CABLIALE, Ammar 29.—A1l kinds of grain were in
supply this morning, and millers who sea water power,
havrag been enabled to resume work io ormismnonee of the
hear raiva this week, there was a brisk demand for wheat
which realised about tid. per Carlisle bushel OM BA week's
rates. Barley and oats without clears. There wee one
lafetior sample of new oats in the market today. Prier
White wheat, 160, ed. to 19e. • red wheat, Its. to 17s. ;
barley, 12a to 13s. ; potato ear, 9s. Id. to 10a. 6d. ; cow-
moo Gate, 9a. to 10a. • . rys, 12e. M. to 13s. ; Sour, la 9d.
to 2s. ld. ; Oati11•114 2e. to 21. 2d. • rysmes4 Is. 4d. ; bar.
loyeneal. ls. 4d. The unsettled weather this week has
greatly retarded the progress of the harvest is this comity.
Comeiterrn. ADOUVT 29.—A moderate supply of wheat.
Prices Mtn' at tote rates. Barley destined Is. to 2s. ; for
the 11611/00 the show was large. Beans and peas unaltered,
but little en eels.

GUILDFORD, AUGUST so —The ispply a wheat to-4111
sot 0 Will as last week. Trade witbout asimaticm, and
in order to make oak a redisticat of la per or. me the now
parade had to bs submitted to. Old wheat without ahem.
Om. Spring corn at late mks. Wheat, mow, 41s. to ft.;
old, 40.. to 58a. Oats, 21e. to 2k. Rya, na. to 33a. Pam.
30.. to 375. per qr.

LilOl3T2ll, AUGUST 20. -The show of what today coy
tolershla, the eater part of the samples being of the
yews growth. Tbe new samples were of auellent qualitr
and mks wre effected at former team New who,
realised 46e. to 48a. ; sew red, 44.5. to 465. ; old white, 46..
to 501 ; old red, 42e. to 48s. per 36 sage. The shag
barley was moderate. sod • km feeling prevailed in 114
trade at quite as ranch mosey aco the week precodiaa;
malting, 37e. to 401 per qr. ; feed sods, 291 to 32e. Per Jr
Moss. The show of oat, was is sums of the demand, au,
prior wore about la per qr. lower ;old, 265. to 30a. ; sea
235. to 25e. per 24 rose. The show of beau was short, au
late rates were fully made, 39a. to 41a. per 384000. Flom
301 to 35e. per sick.
Nowcairmi-crop-Tres, AOCIOST 29.-At our marks
this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from tta
grower, which was takes off ad rather over the depreersi
rates of Tuesday, although scarcely equal to those of aki,
day se'enight ; the ease observations being applicable t,
south country and foreign. New south country wheat was
in increased request, and a good clearance effected of choice i
red, at 48e. per 504th,. Flour was held rather more Moils,
without, however, rottener much activity of deluag,
°nixing barley suss in little favour, although Offered t,
previous prioss. Malt, unites floe, neglected. Beans ant
pas in limited request. Oat. still tending cheaper. Ile,
arrivals this week are:-Wheat, mistrial, 3,104 yes,;
foreign, 2,433. Seeley, coastwise, 75 ; fore la 7. 157. Melt,
eceesenee, WO. Oar, coastwise, 901 ; foreign, 1,519.
Base, coastwise, 55. Flour, smartens, I.4lssacks.
NORWICH, AOGURT 29.-The supply of wheat was some.
what limited at this market to-&y, red was principally
brought forward by the smaller growers ; prices were tufty
maintained for all descriptions. In other articles ve,y
Bra at present doing. New white wheat (trashier 6211*
to Mts.), 46e. to 47e. ; red ditto (weighing 6211 a. to 6514.1
43e. to 46e. per quarter. Flour 311 per sack. Average.
Wheat, 2,963qm. 445. 2d. ; barley, 78 qrs.. 335. 3d.
NOTTINHHAN, Ammer 23.-There was a pretty pod
supply of sew wheat at our market today. The dement
was study at last week's rates. Old white male 41* :0
601 sew, 445. to 60s. ; old red, Ma. to 461 ; new, 43a to
47e. par 36 atone. There were seven! samples of new hark,
shows, and the demand wore a healthy aspect at fully las
week's rata ; melting. 365. to 41s. per qr. ; grfixliag, 30.
to 32a. per 30 stone. Of oats there wu • good apply, has
the demand was dull at rather below late rates; old, 2b '
to 31.. ; new, 22e. to 271 per 24 stone. Beans were is or.
her, at extreme quotations ; new, 38a. to 43.. per 38 Morn
29a. to 395. per sack of 20 stone.
01;ORD, AUGUST 29.-The exchange was sotto wen
attended as could be expected, considering that any
great program had been mad, with the harvest. Wheat,
with • hew exceptioas, has in this neighbourhood been eel
Itooood, while ow log to the showery weather barley and ore
have rather suffered ; the former has grown out considerably, '
while the latter will be mach better it the rick thee
whoa it is now. Old wheat was very shortly represented ;
mow white made from 445, to 465. per qr.; red, 42.. to 441.
.Very little barley offering. Oats were worth from N.. to
Xs. Beans • abort supply, 40s. to 425. Floor, 325. to
334. par rock. We regret to state that the potato are us.
mistakably diseased.
firmaiionomen, AUGUST 29.-The heavy rains daring tie
with pretest an getting a apply elbow wheat, still prir
are so higher hero to-day, flu yellow teak* 445. per qr.
of 38 saw. New barley aella at 3155. to 361 weighing 5611 e,
and sew atm fetch from 1043. to 11d. pin rose.
BOCHUM, AUGUST 29.-Ths ASP& Wire well supplied
with wheat, and there was a fair show of this Ter,
growth ; several of the samples, however, ware rather not
sonditios on account of the wet weather. Prices were 'pi
cheaper, sad for all but the best sorts the quotation ea
Is. to 31 per qr. below those of last week. For test no.
piss of sew white the terms see 465, to ft., sod red 445. a
old and inferior whit* 425. to 465., and red, 40e.
445. The foreign trade was mach depressed, and the gab,
tier about 2.. per qr. km Best Bathes egret& to 51s,
and other descriptions 481 to 48e. Thaw was Brie dor
in Sour. and prices are slightly in favour of this buyer. Then
was rather more barley on offer, and the sew mat*
shown were very gnu Bert molar kink were
the quotations 36e. to 39a. per qr. ; grading Nis 26e. to 31
per qr. There was little de sad fee osts, and in cam
queues of the favourable seosents reakval of the yiii
pets,. deolwd gel. Per qr. ; the ramp he heft foreign an
to 265., and others 18s. to 225. per eta . The shard
beans was rather small, bat prior were era, old list
asking 40a. to 44e., aad new 36a. n
et gla pew isr. Peas usso
tioad. Hop-picking has already nnassend round ilk
city, and next week will beams gears/ The yield, it
thought, will be better than was exposied.
Wiser; Amur 29.-We have non sew wheal offer
lug to-day, and prima rather in favour of the buyer, at 445.
for red and 465. far whits, 631 b. ; there was s fair ready
'sale. Of new sate • hotter supply, sad kat week's prime
not obtainable. We have bad a good deal of rear withal as
last twenty-four hours, which prevents all oast* to-day.
Rica to the grower :-Whest, white. sew, 461 to 475. ;
red, ditto, 43e. ; old, 445. to 461. ; red, ditto, 425.
to 44P., 6.11 be. per babel. Ws, now, 10ed. to 11d. per
stone.

YOIUL, AUGOOT 29.—We had &boat Si average show of
wheat, and the attendance of the trod* was pretty fair. The
demand wee slow, at tarely late rates. Old white may be
quoted at 48e. to 50s. ; old red, 42e. to 455. per 38 stoma
There was a eneell quantity of barley ea offer, and the do
mated proved Arm at late currencies ; grinding, 295. to 30e.
per 30 stone. The supply of oat. was good, sad in mean of
the demand ; prices wee. ooesequently lower, and sample
made 225. to 24.. per 24 stows. The value of beans wu
quite as high as ou the week preeedieg-400. to 425. per of
'toes. Malt, &la to 645. • rye, 325. per qr. Flour. *.t:!.. to
350. per 28016 a. New wieatinscle 445. to 48e. per 36 etose.

KIBACALDY, Ardour 29. At our cooing machete. tEa
week, we bed little grain of any kind offering, either old or
new. Ou the little that changed hands we cannot quote
any variation I. prices. Hen, to-day, we had small sop
plea of all Wads of grain. Wheat sad barley sold st het
week's rotten Oat, rather cheaper. One parcel of new
barley in market, 5611 w. per bushel. Wheat, 325. to 445.
per qr. ; barley, 24a. to 32.. tid. ; one, 225. to 26e.
WATWORD, Avouirr V.—Our arrivals of foreign wheat
aid main are to a fair =teat this week, and the last day
or two we bare bad • moderate delivery of farmers' groin,
principally this year's growth—the quality is generally
good, but the condition various. Our market has pot under.
goes arty material charge since the date of molest ; se have
bad a steady inquiry fur most articles, but the tendency al
prime bag bean downwards. Wheat—Farmers' samples
Dave mold readily at our quotations, and foreign has ben
taken rather freely at a reduction of 6d. per barrel. Haley
unaltered hi value. Oats bare been difficult to move at
per barrel less money for old; new quite aa dear. Fm
lodise cons we have again had a good inquiry, at about
previous prior. At a alight reduction there are buyers for
• large quantity on speculation. Flour rather lower. The
potato damn oottinuee to spread. and in several localities
we bear that the tubers ere effected to • coosiderabla
&lint Imports this week :—Wbeat, 5,594 qrs. ; loin
corn, 8,180 qrs. ; flour, 70 barrels, 63 sacra &porta thu
week :—Wheat, 835 barrels ; oats, 1,699 barrels ; flour.
VS sacks; Indian meal, 8 sacks.

CATTLE.—Centutu, Ancrer 29.—There was a veil
anal wpdy of stock on the Seeds today, the chid 'stare
this wee having been centred in our grant fair, kerns as
" Wel Fair," which was a greet success. Above 27,00
lamb@ were on offer. Dud sales were very batik. Half •bret%
ranged from les. to 2fis., the general run bedft about 21. ;
cheviots, Ile dd. to 17a., the average being about 13n sod
14a. ; crosses, 12a. to 21a., the general curreeciss being Its.
to 17s. There was a large show of cattle. Inch and calve
cows, good, brought from 121. to 184 ; °slipways—year.
liar, 61.55. to fit. 10c ; Highlanders, a, 71., aadBl. ; ref
Irish, first•claas heifers, 131. to 141.