The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-31 00:00:00

MAR KETS.

COTTON.—LtYtaroot, AUGUST 33.—The market has
apiiin closed tamely, without change in pace*. The • ales
comprise 5,00) h :les, includint 4,000' Arnerie:m (1,000 for
ex,,utt, and 500 on specuiaziou), do Fernams aril Mar..n
hams, 6td. to 6itl.; 300 Egyptian, 64. to 81d.; and 500
Surat', 3id. to 40. per lb.
MANCHESTER, AVOUST 30.—We have had a quiet'
market for most kinds of goods. A large export house
reports India and home trade yarns at d. to id. per lb.
decline on last Tuesday's rates, but generally speakieg this
is not borne out. There has been a goi,d inquiry for India,
and where 44. less could be taken the qualities of twist
usually exported there were bought pretty freely; but
doubled yarns and first qualities are still scarce and dear.
There is a fair inquiry at current rates for water twist for
the Mr.cliterrancan, consequent on the probable settlement
of the Eastern question. There has also been a rather
quiet market in cloths. Tiiz quotations given by the India
advice. for 40 inch shirtings, are such as would not enable
exporters to get their money back. Madapollams are
slightly easier to buy, though in a better position than some
ether fabrics. For 32-inch jacconets, such as are printed at
Glasgow, there has been a Mir demand lately, but a decided
cheek was felt this morning. These goods are chiefly pre-
pared for the llaited States, and the tightness of the money
market there is supposed to be exercising au influence
upon the shippers to that market. Tho home demand is
quieter than for some time past in most kinds of cloth.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.-i—Lawha, Arcrwr 30.—There has
been a fair average business done in the cloth halls to-day,
quite as touch as is generally don-) on Tuesday. Prices ate
tirin. Stocks are very loa•.

WOOLS.-11cricittnaFiFt.o, Aug. 30.—Wools generally
are in very anod demand, more particularly good Colonials,
and should the present demand for these wools continue for
a few weeks our market though well stocked will become
very bare.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDEItRFIELD, Aug. 30.—The
attendance of buyers has been good, and the amount of
business done to-day exceeds that of any market dayiwe have
had during this month. The general activity throughout
this district caused the cloth ball to be well supplied with
goods of all sorts, and yet at the close of the market stocks
are very light.

CORN.—Ltnns, Aunt:sr 30.—Our arrivals of wheat are
only moderate; the weather for the last day or two has been
fine; millers hold off buying this morning, the trade is
consequently very slow, and Friday's rates are barely
maintained. Barley nominal. English beans scarce and
fully as dear. Oats and other articles unaltered. Arrivals
this week :—Wheat, 3,142 ; Oats, 45 ; Beans, 48 ; Malt, 67 ;
Rapeseed, 329.
LivEarooL,Arotav 30.—At this day's market there was a
good attendance of the town and country trade, and several
buyers from a distance, who, however, showed much un-
willingness to submit to the high pretensions of holders,
and the busineFs done in wheat and flour for consumption
was qui*e of a retail character, at an advance, however, of
fully fah per 701115., Is. 6,1. per barrel, and Is. per sack on
prices of this day week, white American wheat, being isle-
able, at Bs. Bd. from the quay, and Bs. 10d. to 9s. per 70lbs.
in store, and prime Western Canal flour at 305., sod Balti-
more and Philadelphia 31s. per barrel, in store. Some large
auction sales of the latter article, advertised to take place

after market, tended also to check transactions. Old Oats,
with a moderate retail sale, maintained their value, but
new were slightly ea,ier to buy. Old oatmeal was held for
more money, but on new a alight reduction was submitted
to. Barley, beans, and peas met with a good demand for
feeding, at full prices. Indian corn on the spot was also in
request for feeding, at an advance of Gd. to Is. per qr.
Arrivals into Liverpool from the 23rd to the 29th Aug :
Wheat, 28,936 qrs. ; Barley, 53 ; Malt, 697; Oats, 4,983 ;
Beans, 6,281 ; Peas, 78; Indian Corn, 7,433; Indian Corn
Meal, 27 brls. ; Oatmeal, 1,907 sacks ; Flour, 5,2:14 sacks,
16,814 brls. Exports to Ireland: Wheat, 465 qrs. ; ludian
Corn, 2,008; Indian Corn Meal, 85 brls.; Flour, 842 sacks,
and 2,339 kis.

LINN. Aug. 30.—The late advance in Wheat occasions
increased supplies. To-day our market closed 2a. per qr.l
below last week, and much taken home unsold.
NEWCASTLE, Aug. 30.—The weather since Saturday has
been unsettled. Throughout Saturday night we had con-
stant rain. Sunday was fine, and yesterday thoroughly
wet; whilst this morning was showery. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the
growers, and having nothing fresh offering from the coast
or abroad factors were firm in demanding an advance of Is.
per qr., which however was very reluctantly complied with;
the best rues of Norfolk red commanding 60s. to 611. ;
extra 635., weighing 63 lbs. ; whereas choice Danish sold
at 56s to 575.; comm in runs, 545. ; Stralsund, 625.
and other sorts in proportion, but the amount of busi-
ness was of a limited character. Flour was 2s. per sack
higher, but dealers were shy generally, only the most neces
sitous buyers giving the advance. nye less sought after.
Grinding Barley in lose demand, and rather cheaper, whilst
choice foreign, suitable for malting, made 31s. to 325. weigh-
ing 54lbs. per bushel. Malt must be written 24. dearer,
prime season-mode being worth 635. to 645. per qr. Other
articles without change.
SALISBURY, Aug. 30.—We had an average supply of all
grains to-day, and the attendance of both farmers and
dealers was tolerably large ; at the commencement of busi-
ness sales were dull,in consequence of the extravagantly high
prices asked by the late heavy rains, and sales were only
effected with difficulty at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr.,
but towards the close, needy buyers had to submit to an in-
creased advance. There were. several samples of new
Wheat shown, of fair quality, and Bs. per bushel was asked
for the best, but we did not hear of any sales being made at
this price. In other articles of grain there was not much
business doing, the trade being merely nominal. Wheat
averages are 2/. 10s. 2dl. ; Barley, 31s. per qr.

CATTLE.—SALIBIII:IIX, Aug. 30.—At our market this
morning we were moderately supplied with Blasts, and
mostly of good quality. There was a good attendance of
country butchers, which, together with the wants of the
butchers and dealers of the city, caused business to rule
briskly, particularly for the best descriptions, and a total
clearance was effected at the extreme rates of this day
se'nnight. There was more than an average number of
both Sheep and Lambs penned, which, at the commence-
ment of business, caused dealers to be slow in their pur-
chases, which had the of of reducing prices of the for-
mer a trifle below those of last market. Most of the
animals were of a first-rate description, and • tolerable
clearance was effected. The latter, however, brought the full
currencies of last market. There were scarcely any Calves
on offer, and Veal maintains its full value. In the Pig
market there was but a small supply, and but few buyers
in attendance, consequently little business was doing; but,
neverthtless, they maintain their late enhanced rates. The
following are the present quotations. Best Ox Beef, 10s.
to Its. per score : cow and heifer, ditto, 9s. to 10s. Best
Dawn Mutton, 7d. to 7id. per lb.; long-woolled and in-
ferior, bd. to Gid. Lamb, 7d. to 81d.; Veal, 6ld. to 70.;
Pork, fresh and salt, 7d. to Bd. per lb., and 10s. to
per score; Bacon, green, Bd. to 81d.; dry. 91. to 10d.;
ditto, per score, 10s. W. to Ils. Store I'igs, 20s. to 28e.
each.

BHIPPING LVTELLIGEKCA.

CASUALTIES.

Fingalton, O'Donnell, from Que to Gloucester, which
went on shore at Sully Island, Aug. 25, has become a
•etal wreck ; materials nearly all saved.—Cardiff, Aug. 27.
.1. Ennis (brig), on fire and abandoned, was ; eased, July
15, in lat. 47, lon. 28, by the Northumberland, Lord,
arrived at New York.—plem. The June Innes, Bunt,
sailed from Falmouth fur Mogadore, July I.—Boston,
Aug. 17.]
blountatuart Elphinstone, Dale, from Sydney to Madras,
struck on Cockburn's Reef, Torres Straits, June 19, and
was on her beam ends.