The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TCZADAT EVICIIINCL—The =uet
steady to-day. Spot, 430. to &L ; Wait to hopi
450. 6d. ; Decoutbor, 46e. Deliva7 to has saw%
Nike ; arrivals ditto, 860otet.

COTTON GOODlL—Nancaterns Annear e_n
have hod rather more inquiry for yarns today, .L;
has resulted in some business, iliefly for the PAn at
prices current this day week. For other markets the Is.
DINS has been small. On the whole there has bees &
inquiry, which may result in more business is • few in,
In the cloth market there has been a rather better fed,'
The recent American news appears to have again
the iniframiion that we are not going to see the ' •
war for some time to come, and that we shall o-
not have American cotton. There has been
for cloth under these circumstatime, and in .
it has led to business. The India letters are r
and have not had time to take effect, h
probability of more business for that qt
they report some little inquiry for
in the interior, where these goods
to go into consumption. Buyers for the
also been making inquiries, which have lei
stocks of finished goods in the home trade
bare, sod it may be expected that they
for favourable opportunities to opium...
nominally quote the same prices, bat recta:all
for the better description of goods is a shade I,
purchases have been made is India goods ha
on 61b. sod 71b. shirtinp sod other lige
Liverpool cotton market has been very
Thursday, owing probably in some measure
of Burst cotton, the deliveries of sob'
25,000 Isles up to yesterday, maki,
descriptions • total of 27,600, ar
the same period of 111,000, of which
for speculation and export. Prices are
higher for cloths than they were a moat'
inch printers, and 62, 56 and 60-reed 39 in
quoted 3d. per piece dearer, and 66 reed,
and 66 and 72 reed 26 inch shillings, la
higher. It is probably the quieter Rod Bil
sod the Liverpool markets during the last
brought the buyers of clothe and yarns ,
forward. The deliveries of gouda opus
tracts continue rather considerable, and
bands are reported to be rather bare. A
airy is making for first-rate qualities
•Amertna notion, the makers of which
stopped their mills, and which are now r
difficult to be met with.

COTTON.—Lrvenroot, AuGu,,r 4.—We have to reor
a moderate demand to-day, the market remaining steady 1.
previous prices The sales are 4,000 hales, of which 1,0.
are for export and speculation.
WOOLLEN.—Lana, AUGUST 4.—The markets tli
morniog were not numerously attended, and the aggreg.e
transactions did not overstep the recent average. Sera.
lota of tweeds and stout zueltcns were disposed of in
Coloured Hall, also a few milled diagonal', but the genet
tone of the market was flat. In the White Hall but littk
was dope, the dark wet weather appearing to interfere
'adorably with baldness. Witneys and pilots were prig,
Dally in request, and a few hairliste also changed tsvy
There is no noticeable alteratkm in rates.

MANUFACTURIM—HETDDSMITIZLD? AUGUR 4. —The
attendance today has been very thin in consequence ell
the Prince of Wales's visit to Halifax. A moderate bosiora,
considering, bee, however, been done is the Cloth Hell in,
blacks, mixtures, and unions. In the merctasts'
houses, too, quite aa much has been transacted as vu a.
piloted under the eircum■tasces.

WOOLS.—HUDDEReriELD, ACCOST 4.—There io spot
choice of almost ell descriptions in the market, sad num
lecturers boy with a httle more confidence, bat they doing
take the quantity they usually do at this moon.

CORN.—Hum., Almon' 4.—At to-day's market alma
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at hit Toth
ourreviey. Foreign supports late rates, bat dimmed very
limited. Barley for gnnding moires off steadily is tome
terms. Beans and pe.s without alteration. Oats dill ate
rather cheaper. The foreign import' last week areas under
—Wheat, 916 qrs. ; barley. 3,412 ; oats, 3,213; beans, 111
peas, 349 ; tares, 60; linseed, 15,069 ; rapeseed, 12,190 ; al
cakes, 45 toes.

Lama, Auouirr 4.—We cannot Dote any improve
mot in the tame of the wheat trade, and oa the salsa mart
Friday's rain are not exceeded. A few samples of new sr
showing, but the quality is far from beiag fine. No &hen
tioe in the value of beans, oats, and other article,.

Lyme, AOOOB7 4.—This day's market, owing to farmer
being now busy with their harvest, wag but thinly attended
Fresh thrashed wheat met a steady demand at fully las
Tuesday's rates. Spring corn as last week. W withe
during the past week has been fair, excepting a been
shower on Sunday afternoon. This afternoon is showery.
Per imperial quarter to the grower "—Wheat, white. rt..
6111,11. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, 48e. to 5Sx dme
red, 611 t e. to 6216 e., 44e. to 4415. Barley, distilling, 5014
to 5111 m, 30a. to 32a. Oat., 3616 a. to 421 b.., 22a. to la
Beans, new, 631ba. to 641ba., 38.. to 40s.
Niwcaernsog-Tretg, A001:81. 4.—Tl,e weather usa
Saturday has been aloes and warm, with occasional showy;
wind, to S.W. We had a good atteedaoce of bay=
at our riserket today, who bid L. per qr. tinder last Sr
turday's rates for wheat. ; a fair Moines@ was does I. Nor.
folks, at 6d. dealing. Few transactions in foreign. Flow
a very glow gala. Grinding barley again Ia per qr. love:
the supply being in moms of the demand. In limas an
peas no change. Oats Is. per qr. lower.

.
&tumour, Avoca? 4.—Tbe supply of grain was girl
end, from the barveet haring generally oommeneed io thi
neighbourhood, the attendance wee thin. Very little bun
new was dome in wheat, and pneee had a slight dolman
Modesty ; but for the beet aorta they were the same as las
week. Mae was a sample of new wheat, in fair conditice
at 56e. per qr. Flour nominally unaltered. Very bid
doing in barley and malt, which, as all other unit, math
Woad late quotations. Old whist, 36e. to fils. Barley,
26a. to 40a Oata, TA. to 28a Beans, 42a, to 48s. Fear,
36a. to 40s. Rye, 30a. to 36a per qr. Flour, Se. ie
40.. per sack. Malt, 64.. to 66.. per qr.

CATTLE.—f3Austicar, Annear 4. —Our market to-do
was well supplied with besets, both in quality sod quanta!,
and there was • middling attembince of buyers. Tied, WJ
steady throughout the whole of the morning, and a fey
rough spinals remained over, and prices ranged a uiu
lower. There was • good supply of well.cooditime
sheep, and trade on the whole was tolerabl
good, previous prices being folly maintained. Tber
were • few well-conditioned lambs, which foua
buyers at high prices. Calves were short, sod all sold e
fall terms. Prices of pigs still continue low, but there es
a good deal of business does, and the enmity large. Bes
es beef, lb. 611. to 12a. 6d. per more ; now and heifer ditv,
10s. tolls. 6d. ; mutton of inferior quality, 6d. ; but fa
the best Down mottos', 7d. to 70. per lb. was paid : res.
77
to 7d.; fresh pork. 60. to 70. ; salted ditto, 7d. sa
, and 9e. to 9s. 6d. per soon ; green bacon. 71d. to
per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled lam.
80. to 9d. ; quarter old store pigs, 10s. to 12s. each ; con
with mins. 11.1. to 141.

m see the eud77,
we shall 0448,1t1
lila been 010fg
id in some el
are only just to
but they %%se.,
platter, anaemia,
Li
kr Manchester guy,
ids were beilw,
the home Suds 6.1
e led to busiseas Tj
the haws ere retbe
y will be loolieg ay
lenish slum. SIG;
medically the rams
shade lushes. liry4
rods hate rue che,e
r light Wens. y;,
very quite Use, lin
assure to the mint,
f which bad ben
making with oche
against eale.
dr 5,060 had n;
are nerally now
oath ago, 66. reed
I inch strtiags, be
Id. 26 inch pne•
being lid per •
I steadier toes of
sat few days that
s • little more bed
on pre-distieg
ed
the stocks ia
A good deal of
es of T sloths fret
tith some time siao
r out of stock or ern