The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TIWIADAT EVIZINC.—The market war
today. Spa. 48e. 3d. ; October to December. 49,. t
495. 6d. ; January to March, 50s. Delivery to last eVEL•II..
855 casks ; arrivals, 115 casks.

OOTlON.—Lzviarooc, Atowcr 28.—A
JIMA bees been done here to-day, the demand being active
throughout, the market closing strongly at :.d. to Id. ad.
Vane on yesterday's pries. The sales are 24,1),), of trln.t
20,000 for export and speculatiou.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Bu.nroan, A CG,',l*
Than was a good market today, and • fair demand fw.
wool as well as all descriptirms of goods. The chief cha•
racteristic of the market is the upward tendency of price,
both in raw material as well as yarns and goods. All clam,
of yarns are in good demand, and there is a hardening teu •
deny in prices. Even 30's, which have been long in dog
demand, have obtained an advance of 3d. per gross.
same may be said of pieces, especially alpaca lustre.,
have gone up again to the extent of 2s. per piece daring the
week. The tremendous rise in cotton warps has temie!
more than anything else to render these advances necessar,
but there is buoyancy notwithstanding.

CORN.—EMIIINCHAN. Ammer 28.—At this day.,
market there wee • good s•ppiy of English wheat, fulls
half of the new crop, and we reduce our quotations Is.
2s. on old, and 2e. to 3e. per quarter on new. Barley rather
dearer. Oata, beans, and peas held for quite as mach
money.

Diving, AUGUST 2A.—We had • large supply of old
wheat to-day, and a very dull sale at la. per suck reduc
tion on last week. A large quantity of rye in the market,
which mold at a guinea a rack ; and bee= were Ia a quarter
higber. Beet red wheat, 291. to 30s. ; second ditto, 221.
to 275. • isferior ditto, to 21s. Barley, XI. 6d. ots,
21s. to mss. Beams, 21s. to 255. Peaa, 18s. to 21a lire,
21s. Old fine flour, 44a. to 48s. ; other flour, 395. to 425.
MANCHESTER, AUOEST 213.—This morning's market wit
moderately attended, but sales of wheat proceeded slowly,
and the lower qualities of American declined 2d. to W..
per cental. The DOW English wheat offering was in better
condition and realised 57a. to 625. per 4801 be. Flour wa.,
in limited request, and 6d. per sack and barrel cheaper.
Oats and oatmeal brought late rates. Egyptian beans and
Indian corn each declined 6d. per qr.

NEWISURT, AUGUST 2&—W; had a large supply of new
wheat, in good condition, which met a steady sale at prior.
varying from 56.. to 635. per qr. Not much old wheat
offering and no inquiry for it Not any new barley yet
the market. Oats scarce and is. per qr. dearer. Beni
and pees a slow trade.
Ilimuncat, AUGUST 28.—With See weather the attend.
arm of farmers was but few and the samples offering very
short. Wheat met a dull sale and Is. to 2a. per qr. cheaper.
tbe best price given being &Is. per qr. Spring corn sold
slowly at former value.
WATWOHD, AUGUST 27. —The weather has been toe
since Saturday, and farmers are busily employed at harvest
work. Our market is most scantily supplied with` borne
grown grain, but we have considerable arrivals Of foreign
to report. The trade is rather slow for all articles at about
prevents rates.

EDINBURGH, AUGUST 27.—We had in the market today
718 quarters wheat, 81 barley, 1,953 oats, and 33 beam.
There were sold—W honk 318 (11‘. barley, oats,
561; and beans, 11 qrs. As compared with 4 week :
Wheat was 3s. down on top, and 11d down on average; barley
was ls. Od. op on top, and 2s. 7d. down on average ; oats
were ls. 6d. down on top, and le. 7d. down on avenge; bans
were Is. 6d. up on top, sad 6d. up on avenge. Priem per Im-
perial qr. :—lNheat, 53e. Od. to 655. Od. ; barley, tid.
to 41a. Od. ceete, 275. Od. to 365. Od. ; beans, 465. OL
te 51s. 6d. Weight of top—Wheat, 65i1bs.; barley, 56415 e.,
oats, 4541b5.; been', 67ilba.

CATTLE.—BIRMINCHAN, AUGUST 28.—We received a
very full supply of all kinds of stock at this day's market,
except fat pigs ; the trade very inactive at lower prim.
EDINBURGH, AUGUST 27.—The supply of Cattle this
morning war 427, being 19 more than were at last market.
The quality was rather inferior. Sales were slowly affected
at pram. something like those obtained last ir.arket. Best
beef, from 7s. &I. to Bs.; middling and inferior, from Is. to
7s. per stone. The supply of sheep and lambs was larp,
particularly the latter, the number being 10,591, or 1,171
more than last week, 336 of which were store lambs. Good
sheep and lambs maintained late rates, but the inferior sone
were difficult to sell. Beat mutton, from Sid. to 7d. ; ewes
and inferior sorts from sd. to 6d. per lb. Lambs—Top
prices, 26e. to %a; current, from 16s. to 18e., and dome to
55., and a few very inferior from la. 6d. • head ; black-
faced, top, 10s. fkL to 14s. ; current, from 7s. 6d. to
Bs. ; and down toss. 6d. a head. Fed pigs brought from
ss. to 6e. kl. per stone ; six to sight weeks old do., from
7s. &L to 10s. • head.