The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.-I.lvlMrool., AMST 7.—There is an active
in9uiry for cotton to-clay. with a good business doing at full
mow The sales are 10,000 bales, including 9,090 Ame-
rican, at 30. to NA • 800 Surat, at 3d. to 41d. ; 100
7..tian, at 70. to 7id. ; 10 Maranham, at Bd. ; of which
5,1100 are for speculatson and export. The week's import is
17,748 bales.

COTTON GOODS.— Masicsiteven, Arum 7.—Advices
are to hand from Bombay to July 7, and from Calcutta
(telegraphic) to July 7. At Bombay the prices of Man-
cheater goods generally were unchanged, but the heavier
fabrics were rather timer. At Mein:: f. 11,7 TIM ban•
quishing. The Manchester market this morning, sympa-
thizing partly with the Liverpool market, where cotton is
sealer. and partly in consequence of the Indian advices, was
lower both for India and China goods. Manufacturers in
some instances were unwilling to give way, and were not
able to do much business, but sellers who were willing to
meet the spirit of the market effected • considerable busi-
ness in shirtings, and most other fabrics of • suitable de-
scription. In longcloths and T cloths there weal •
moderate demand at slightly lower rake than those
taken lest Tuesday. Printing cloths are also rather
more depressed, bet taking the market altogether the
business done has not been inconsiderable during the ,

day in cloths. The yarn market has been rather quiet.l.g
little bwiness has been done in yarns suitable for India, at
ad. per lb. decline. Some busineas has also been done for
Germany, at rather lower rates. Common 32's and mast at
the medium counts of yarns suitable for manufacturing
purposes are gd per lb. down since list Tuesday. The
news hum Calabeia has caused same anxiety in trading
=ad some of the exporters of yarn to Italy bars

WOOLLENS.—Lace, AUGUST 7.—We have had a tlat
market this morning. It was indifferently attended by both
inerehsnts and clothiers (many of the latter being at the
London wool sales, and only a limited business was trans.
acted. On 'Change this morning there was a numerous at.
tendsnce of commercial gentlemen representing the various
trades of the town.

MAN UFACTIIII.OI—HUDDZWILLD, AUGUST 7. —A,
fair quantity of buyers attended to-day, and a moderate
business has been done in some new patterns for the autumn
trade, as well as in middle and low-priced goods for ship-
ping. In almost all the other descriptions trade is on the
wholt. The warehouse' during the week hare only
been e quie fiat.

WOOLS.—HUDDIIIBI,I7.I.D, A001:18T 7.—There 11 a good
stock of Wounds as well as Getman in the market ; and
though we auk say there is more doing, manufacturers us
far from buying freely, owing to the high prices at present

CORN.— BOLL, AUGUST 7.—At to-day's market a
small supply of English wheat, which sells readily ,at
fully last week's currency, and in some instances ls.(ad.
ranee obtained on fresh thrashed parcel. Foreign finds no.
morons retail buyers at pricer scarcely obtainable during
the week.. Barley of fine quality supports late rates, whilst
grinding is somewhat dearer. Beans and peas ready sale at
full prices. Oats of fine quality rather dearer; inferior
The foreign imports last week are as under ,459 qrs. cm. • barley, 11,756 ; cata, 3,023 ; b
1,006 ; peas 104 ; linseed and rapeseed, 15,715;e5ia
cakes, 42 ton; ; bones, 20 tons.
LEEDS, Atlanta 7.—The weather is exceedingly cold and
winterly, the aspect of the growing crop is very gloomy, and
unless an immediate change takes place, it is evident the
Doi Lbern harvest will be driven into October, as no
has been made in the ripening process for the past ten days
these circumstances are seriously affecting all thoughtful
minds, and to-day we experience en improved demand fog
wheat at an advance of le. per qr. over Friday's rates. Bar.
ley as before. Beans rather creep up in value., Oats and
other articles held for full prices. Average prices for the
week ending August 4:—Wheat, 3,738 qrs., 60s. 1114
cab, 33 qrs., 275. 7*d. ; barley, 130 qrs., 30e. 100. ; beans.
85 qra., 465. ; peas, 12 qrs., 395.

Lnne, AUGUST 7.-Weather has again become unsettled
and a good deal of min has fallen. Crops are not so well
spoken of as last week. To-day's market was moderately
supplied with wheat,good fresh samples readily commanding
last week's prices ; stale old qualities slow sale at late rates.
corn, prices without alteration. Wheat, white,
6111 e. to 631b5., 575. to 62..; ditto, new, 601bs. to
621 . 565. to 62a.; ditto, red, old, 6111*. to Ibs., Ms.
to 60s. ; ditto, new, 59115. to 611b5., 545. to 58e. Barley,
Chevalier new, 521 a to baba, 395. to 456. • ditto, cont.
mon, 511bs. to 5211 n., 30s. to Mis. Beane:, old, 651te.
to 66ilbs., 455. to 48s. ; ditto, new, 6411 e. to 6616 e., 425.
to 465. per qr. to the growers.
NEWCASTLE, Auoner 7.-The weather still wears an
unsettled appearance. Yesterday a great quantity of rain
fell which must have proved very prejudicial to the hay,
which has so long remained in the fields. At our market'
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and having scarcely anything fresh in since
Saturday this circumstance, combined with the unsettled
state of the weather, created great firmuess in the trade,
and prices were realised which were not obtainable on
Saturday. For new Norfolk yellow only 6011 e. per bushel,
635. per 50416 e. was procured; 581bs. to 591bs. at the
same time making 625., made same weight. Some
quantity of Scotch white was also disposed of, but the
exact price realised was not suffered to transpire. In
foreign there was rather more stirring, 635. having been
obtained for red Woleurt, and 625. 6d. for Rostock, vid
Hamburg. Flour sold readily, choice households at 435.,
and whites in proportion. For a lot of Hamburg super;
484. was made without difficulty. Grinding barley much a
before. Malt, unless fine, neglected. Beans and grinding
peas more inquired after, and the same remarks will apply
to oats, which continue to be held firmly. For sweet
Scotch, 3L. 6d. to 325., weighing naturally 411b5., was
realised.

SALISBURY, AUGUST 7.—At this day's market the supply
of grain was comparatively small, and the uttendance wan
below an ordinary average. Farmers held for late rates,
which purchasers declined to give, and business therefore
was very dull, but, however, concessions of Is. to 2s. per
qr. were in some instances made. Flour was dull, and no
actual reduction took place. The little business doing in
barley was at very firm prices. Malt remains a dull eom.
modity, and prices nominally unaltered. In other article*
of gram no alteration took place, with little or nothing doing.
Old wheat, 565. to 640. ; new ditto, 575. to 65.. Barley,
Ms. to 445. Oats, 245. to 32.. Beans, 455. to 50a. Peas,
425. to 50s. Rye, 30s. to 35s.per qr. Tares, Be. 6d. to
9.. per bushel. Flour, 435. to 49e. per sack. Malt, 8.. 9d.
to Vs. 6d. per bushel.

cArnx.--BALIBBI3IIT, AUGUST 7.—At our market to.
day the supply of beads was larger than for some week*
past, and the attendance of country butchers and dealers
was large. Best animals being the more limited they found
a ready sale, and the quotations of last market were easily
obtained. Middling and inferior stock being more than
equal to the demand, the trade ruled slack, and slight con.
curious were made on the part of graders to effect sales.
and a clearance was not then totally effected. With a large
increase in the supply of sheep and luau, sales were
tolerably brisk, and late quotations were fully sustained.
Calves were very limited, and all sold at full ratee. In the
being
the trade was rather contracted, the supply
short; and not much business was therefore trans.
Beet Devon and Hereford breeds, Ids. to 13s. 6d.
per score ; cow and heifer ditto, Ih. to 12s. 6d. ; bed
Down mutton, out of the wool, 9d. per lb. ; other
breeds, 7d. to Bd. ; lamb 9d. to DM. ; veal, 7d. to
Bd. ; frmh pork, 7d. to Bd. ; salted ditto, 7d. to &L ;
sad Ws. 6d. to 11s. per score ; green bacon, 80. to 9d.
par lb. ; dry ditto, 10d.; sweet pickled hams, 10d.3
quarter old store pigs, 14s. to 16.. each ; cows with
alarm, 141. to 181. each.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.