The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-24 00:00:00

MAREEZ&

COTTON.—Lryzaooot, AvOUST 23.—The tales of cot-
ton to-chy ;.re estimate! .0 4,000 bolo. A quiet market
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COTTON 0001:18.—Mssoisarea, Aueuar 23.—1 a
wee there bee ban a rather mon cheerful feeling amongst
'eller, for most markets. This is acing chiefly to orders from
Sankey, mostly for Defies merchants, and • good demand for
China. This bee given firmness to prime ho far se suitable
Wets ere concerned, bat the advice. from Calcutta are un-
favourable, and though they have led to inquiries, they have
not resulted in MISS. The Germans are billed, and We
water ere being firm in price. Horne trade yarns for manu-
facturers are slow of tale, and cop yarns from Ws down-
wards are rather cheepee ; but Bolton spinning, from 60's
upermds, are In fair request and dearer, with a tendency to
advance. In clothe for India, owing to amounts
from Calcutta per telegram to 26th July, which
are untatoarable, thare has not been untoh business. 'fhe
effect of these whims has been bed on the market for India
goods generally, and there is a continued downward tendency
in prices. Poe the home trade there I. still a good general
demand, at fall prices, but some kinds of T clothe and long
clothe go off slowly. The demand for printers continues
large, and very full prices are maintained. We hear of the
builders' strike in London having been Imitated to some ex-
tent in surrounding towns, and the tarn-out at Padiham
amongst the cotton trade continues. The muter spinners at
Advon, Dukinlield, Manley, Staleybridge, DroyMm, and
Pailsworth have also received notice requesting them to ad-
vance prices 7i per cent, on hand mules and 10 per cent. on
self-actors. but giving rill the 10th of March next for answer.
Some other owns an also moving in tie same direction.

WOOLLEN.—Lsans, Accuse 23.—We have had a
rather quiet market. Not many merchant:a have been in this
mornlag. The stock of goods in the halls is very low, and
presents little choice to seism from. The great bulk of the
business is done by direct deliveries at the merchants' ware•
houses at present.

WOOLS.—HODDEISVIRLD' AUGUIIT 23.—Aa the sales
in London are now drawing $o a close, and prices not ex-
pected to be lower, mansfaeturere are buying with more
sprit, sal wen to have better confidence in their transac-
tions.

MANITACTURES.—BUDDERSFIRLD, Avocet 23.
The market has been decidediy better to-day than for some
months past, sod &considerable amount of goods has changed
hands chiefly in tow and middle qualities for the autumn and
winter trade at a slight advance on previous prices.

CORN.—Hum., Anomie 23.—At to-day's market a
smell npply of English wheat, old supports last week's
rates, whibit new, of which Gemmel percale are offering, must
be quoted L. to L. per qr. lower. Foreign moves off in
retail at late ourreney. Barley for malting inquired after,
grinding qaalitles meet fair sale at late rates. Beans and
=Lalted but not qmolably lower. Oats sell slowly at
favour of buyers, The (metro imports last week
are se ceder .—Wheat, 665 qrs. Barley, 5,480. Oct., 1,883.
BMW, 1,308. Peas, 298. Linseed and rapeseed, 11,617.
Oil aka. 232 tons. Bones, 244. _

LEEDS: Accost' 23.—Weather continues fine for har-
vest operattonind the market is extremely slow; there
is scarcely any airy for old wheat; the supply of new is
only moderate, an I. takes cif at about late ram. Barley as
before. Beaus and other articles in limited revert, without
material alteration in value. Average pries of grain for the
week ending August 20.—Wheat 3,232 qrs., Mc 7d.; oats,
180 gm., 25e. 91d. • barley, 24 gm, 29.. Bd. ; beans, 13 qrs.,
48s. Arrivals:—Wheal. 1,184 qrs.; barley, 170 gm.; beans.
100 qrs. ; repealed, 3,776 qrs.
N*WCASTL!, AUGUST 23.—The weather has been unlit-
Unusually fine fur the last sis days, sad wheat cutting is
progressing most favourably, and part has been secured in
first-rate order. To-day our market opened vary heavily,
and although the arrivals of wheat from the oast nave been
trifling, it waa most difficult to sustain the currency of lost
Saturday on the limited business done. Flour fiat. In
other grain no change.
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SALISIITIZT, AUGUST 23.—At this day's market the sup-
ply of grata rascally was very limited, and the harvest not
being yet quits oompleted, there was a thin attendance. The
little new wheat on offer was in good condition, and of a fair
average quality; but the toed. riled very ileardive, although
soot samples IMO offend at a reduction of Is. to 2e. per qr.
No alteration In the peke of dour. The (applies of new
barley are vary limited and Inquiries being of the same
character, trada remained nominally tha rams as last week.
Malt a very slow sale, and the came as last quoted. In
boor, and pass there was a slight downward tendency, sad
the trade dull. A fair trade in rye and tares, which 8)1d as
below quoted. Old wheat, 40.. to 445. ; new, 37.. to 465.
Barley. 27.. to 42.. Oats. 24a. to 275. Beans, 40.. to 60e.
Peas, 40.. to 45e. Rye, 32a. to 36e. per qr. Tams, 7.. 6d.
to 8.. per bushel. Floor, 31s. to no. per att. Malt, 7r. 9d.
to Ba. pot Mudd.

CATTLE.—flatar won% AIIODIST 23.—At our fort-
silkily cable whet, held this doe, the supply wee very
1111101110.11 S and, generally speaking, above tho average qua-
lity. The,. was also a better attendance of buyers than of
late, who were very careful in their operations. wttrek
ceased laminae in the early part of the day to rule extremely
dull, and as the day advanced, dueling banners could not
be done on Mier term., sales were :nom freely effected at
the terms of last market, but a great number of inferior
animals remaioed unsold. Of sheep there was the largest
lowly we have had of Ida, the number offered beim
2,166, and, for the moet part, in exceedingly
excellent condition. There wee a brisk demand,
and all on offer sold at late prime. The
few lambs on offer maintained their former value. A eery
few calves supplied, which were all sold at fully former
rates. In the pig market there was only a moderate supply,
which moved off steadily at about late terms. Best ox
beef, 11., to 12e, per score; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. to
Ile.; best down matron (out of the wool), Bd. per lb.;
other breed., 7d. to 71d.; lamb, 9d. to 10d.; veal, 61d.
to 7d.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and
9a. to fie. 3d. per score; green Dacca, Old, lb.; dry
ditto, 9id. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, d. to 10d.;
quarter old store pigs, 18e. to 20e, each; suckling calves,
12a. to 24e. each; cows with ealvee, 141. to 181. each.