The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-14 00:00:00

MARKET&

KANPFACTIIItIEB.-11UDDi9erIKLD, AIM'S? U.—Alamo
the weather has improved very much, the number of hey,
attending today have not exceeded those of Mat week. Beeineet
transactions have been done in the usual cautious manner, min
of which Ma been for present requirements to seasonable goods
but in some instances an Increased business has taken
new patterns of coatings and tromerings lu the heavier J.:aria.
tams adapted for the autumn and winter borne trade. Middle.
cMil lam ordinary goods are difacttlt to move, and the shipping trait
omens don.

• WOOl.B. —*VDDIIISTITLD, Atlert•T 11.—The colonial Imo
trade, u la simnel just
preoeding make Is very dull, buyers pre.
tearing tem* bow prices may rule in Lmdon. Some little bit
been doing in Germane during the week, bat little or mimic M
low foreign.

COTTON.—Livntrooi, Avower 18.—Oood inquiry, American
being. fully id. per lb. dearer, with UMis offering. emanated
Wes today 15000 hatuding 3,500 speculation and en.
port. 4,000 itmerlesed. to ; 1,000 Formula &e.,
to lljd.:400 II Iles.: 300 Mamie and Bahia, 04d. to
WK.: 50 Rio, 10fd. ; Igyptian, ltd. to led.: 50
Bd. Id o}d.: 4,00 aural, Ito PO.: Madras. 71d. to
Bengal, lelade, &a. OK to 71d.: 8011 rem 10Id. to lid. •
Dhollersh, Bd. ; fair o.mrawnite:d. : fair Broach, ; fair
Moleds.it ;bk Eg= ; talr P.m" mt.; aii.
idelL ; 101 d.
COTTON 000138.-I(AncnarritaAnocre lA—We have bad a
very grow sad active market today in chipping yarns, and a
good Madness has been dons at the prices of last week. An
tempt to obtain an advance has • tendency at once to check
haziness most decidedly. There has been • good unwind de-
mand for these yarns for ell market& In oop yarns for the home
trade there has also been • general Inquiry at extreme prices.
and fur yarns made entirely from American cotton an advance
on last week el fully Id per lb. is demanded. In cloth a good
bushier has been done since last Tuesday for the East, but we
have little Improvement in price even as compared with last
week or the week before UM, escept, perhaps, in the well-known
makes of China shirting*. These last have commanded better
rates, sad quota ices for them are quite oat of proportino with
those for ludiaqualithes of shirting. Manufacturers are obliged'',
consequence of the ermnes of cotton and yarn, to advance their
quotations for mod kinds of cloth, but In many descriptions te
is only nominally, store buyers show very Uttle disposition to
concede theme ad;ancta For the gamest run of India cloths we
dud business restricted at former limits, and any attempt to
advance upon them checks operations. The fine weather has
Imputed a more cheerfulfeeling, hiders close today with a small
business and without establishing any quotable advantage over
last Tuesday's rates. The home trade demand Is still languid.
and though the prospect. of the hornet are better, it is from.
that the large country house' art not disposed to operate
largely, finding that the country drapers are only doing a very
restricted Madness, In consequence of the wide-spread Imam
occasioned by the stoppage of limited ecinpentes and banks, aid
in consequence of non-dividend-paylng railway and other coo
cents having interfered sadly with the Incomes of county fall.
Iles whohave hitherto suffered little from such causes.

coßT—Hni, Anomie 13.—Weather is now hot end forcing,
which, if it continues, will bring forward harvest rather wooer
than at one time calculated upon ; stlil it will he s late barred,
and consequently more precarious.. At to-day's market there
was an increased supply of Eaglets wheat, and under the in-
fluence of a hot bluing sun farmers gave way ls. to Io per yr, ,
and at this reduction but little changed hands, miner, acting
with extreme caution. Foreign moves of slowly, and only is
retail, at Is. per qr. leas money—good red Stettin makes 6k,
and choice Irani', Ste. al. to 575. ; 'Eubanks, 00e.—all per Melba
Barley.frosn scarcity fully as dear. Beans and peas muttered.
Chia but few offering, and choice corn mein rather dearer, the
supply being short of the demend. Arrivals for the week:—
Wheat, foreign, 17,081; barley, 1,700; oats, 1,885 ; Indian corn,
2,000 qrs.
Irtnricff, ArOner 13—There was a thin attendance here to.
day, farmers being now actively engaged in barred. A fee
samples of new wheat were offering, principally Talavera;
2,1:1,!? very rations, and making from 70e. to 71a. to the grower.
and peas firm.

LIAM Ammar Ih.-21mo weather Is intensely hot, in cools.
quence of which the trade Is exceedingly Inanimate, sellers and
buyers being equally Indisposed for busioesa. One or two um.
pies of new wheat are showing from the earliest south districts,
quality much Inferior to last year's. All other articles as beton.

LIVIRPOOL, AUGUST IS.—There was • hit attendance, but
under the influence of the hot weather there wu WY firm-
ness. and wheat gave way Id. per nodal. Flour was slow of We,
and in some cases rather easier. Indian corn wss in moderde
request at 38s. 3d. to 38.. ed. for mixed American. Beans and peer
were scarce, and tally as des:. Oda much neglected, end easier.
Oatmeal quiet, and in favour of buyers. Buns active.

LYNN. Acorn 13.—The weather during the latter part of last
week waa ens, although not hot ; yesterday and to-day warm ari
forcing. Harvesting has partially commenced LMs neighbour.
hood. The tern market to-day ►ad but a slander attendance
and a scanty show of wheat; the demand was slow, at —sad
in some Instances 2a —per qr. less money. Grinding barley and
oats each ed. to 1L per qr. higher. Beans as last week. Per
Imperial qr. to the power :—Whast, white, new, Ribs. to
6216 n. per imperial bushel, Tin. to Ms. ditto, red, 60th.
to "Abs., Ws. to 60a. ; eats. 361 be to 381 be., 245. to 271.
beans, 6311 n. to Ms., 431 a. to tes. ; pets. maple, 631 M. to
6411 m, 40a. to 425.

NRWCASTLIPOW-TTIFIB, ACOMP 13.—We have at length to note
a most favourable change in the weather : sine Saturday it hu
been quite summer-like, the effect of which will be Incalculable,
should we be favoured with a continuance. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers as
well as from other quarter', notwithstanding which, however, a
very quiet feeling prevailed, the favourable state of the weather
doubtless operating upon the minds of our buyers, at the same
time, however, factors showed no inclination to slacken in their
pretensions, hence very few transactions resulted. The same re-
marks will apply to other articles.
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IY7AUOIIST 18.—The supply of grain generally was
abort, and the attendance limited. Business La wheat was slow
and trifling, at drooping prices. There were a few samples of
new wheat offered, In middling condition, and sold at 745. w.
quarter. Harvest has very generally commenced In this
and the yield of the crops ts spoken of in very favourable terns.
Little bushier was done in barley. od malt la freely offend,
but late prices are with difficut suppGomted. In other grain vety
little business was tranasetedl aty unaltered rates. Wheat, SS, to
765.; barley, Ills to 875.: oats, tee. to Us. ; beau, effs. to 5b.;
peas, 40s. to 485.; rye, tOs. to 80s. per qv. ; tares, 6t. ed. to
7a per bushel ; flour, ale. to SQL par sack ; and malt, 72a. to
761. par qr.

CATTLE.—SAusaeltv, AUGUST l&—The supply of cattle to-
to-day was unusually large foe the season of the year, sod meetly
of good quality. There was a full attendance of buyers, and
capital trade was done at full terms of last market. There was
also a very large supply of sheep of the mining quality, and
notwithstanding the large amount of business done st &Mord
fair yesterday, all good tblags sold well at former quotation'.
A few pens of good lambs were also sold at full ratea The
supply of calves was very short, and trade dull at late rues.
The pig market was well supplied and a large amount of bat.
nese was transacted, prices having a little upward tendency.
Best or beef, its. to 142. per score ; eow and heifer ditto, lts.
to 11. ; mutton, from 7d.to Bid. per lb. ; lamb, 10d. to Is.: mg.
7d. to 70.; fresh pork, 7d. to hd. ; green bacon, Bd. to 84d dry
ditto. 9d. to led. ; small porkers, per score, Vs. to 9e. Sd. : WR
bacon pigs, Si. 6d. to Sle. ; sweet pickled hams, ed. to 101 per
lb. ; quarter-old store pip, 10a. to 14a. each.