The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

criTTON.—Lisianot., Arci-sr
without change prioes. Sates toay ,003
chid
3,000 for and rated. 3 OCO
md. to 17 1,41,..:pc= 1144,
ranham, 15 d. to ; 100 Mtceio sad ud."*.
lot& ; 200 flan, 17d. to
Be ; 3,7,0 yik
. 1441. to lOid. ; npl,
to aid.

COTTON GOODS.—htexclizern Amer X,
shipping yarns there has been a conaiderable Insumiit
day, more especially in 16's, 24's, and SIA wain
which has been so long neglected in this ntlk
business done in this description of yarn has 177:4,211
for China, and no doubt buyers hoe been indm7
operate rather freely by a !light concessioc, whisk iog.:
have been willing to make in prides. Some th•GT•Z„
houses have operated pretty freely ; and ions fan el;
in extent have also been given out in the desnie•_
twist required for the markets in the Xeditei=3:
full prices. The market closes better than it his
some time past, and the improvement is attignited
to the prospect of cheaper money than we ham mai
some time past. The home trade yarn market is nxe
sluggish, but a moderate amount of lin/Anna mm
quietly here and there, where spinners have bentwg
to accept rather easier rates. hi cloth them has ts 7.
more general inquiry, which has keyed dightZ
strengthen, but in no wty to improve quotenem,
are more freely made, and altogether moms tau Ai__
tion to purchase, in some cases in largeleantities,W4
majority of such offers are still exceedingly In,
short of what manufactures in the present state ea
cotton and yarn market can afford to swept pimo!
consequently been but little business to-day, gust;
amount has been somewhat greater than at say tin fia
last Tuesday.

kLfiIiI7FACTURES. HUDDERSPILLD, ADMIT IL
The business tranzactiona to-day have exceeded thoid
last week, and, although trade cannot yet be pow
there is every appearance of returning confidence. 24
inquiries have been for better claas trouserinp •444,
descriptions of fancy* suitable for the home trade, cm
black doeskins and plain goods of middle quay mi.
moderate request ; but in low-priced mixtures, sat IL:
intended for shipping, there is no improved dolma "'"

WOOLS.-EVDDERISTIILD, Arcter 28.—Tho
good selection of colonials in the market holt "4
miss, but purchasers do not yet operate freely;
hoverer are not considered to be out of the ray 1.11'4
present prospects a good trade is anticipated.

CORN.—HULL, AUGUST 26.—At to-day's market. ne
small supply of English wheat, which is taken of by
millers, at about la. per qr. below last Tuesday's mem,
best runs of red making 471. to 4se. per *BA 114
grower. Foreign quite neglected, and quotations soak
Barley, from scarcity, again rather dearer. hems aid Ni
unaltered, and but few on rile. Oats meat ratlass
inquiry, and late rates fully supported. Forage aidria
for the week :—Wheat, 3,207 ; barley, 1.982 ; at, la.
peas, 1,199; tarns, 150 ; rye, 25 ; cora, WI.:
IPSWICH, AUGUST 28.—The supply of new Aso
not so lare as last week, and much of it oath.
to come in poor condition. The demand, beam
was good, and all cleared at 2s. per qr. deckle hen Sh
day week. Old was fully as dear. More balm oda'
and found buyers from 355. to 38s.
LEXDS, AUGUST 28.—Our millers would bay old slum
if they could get them at the price new is Deft( skid
as holders insist upon late rates, the demand iris
the latter description, and a fair Tale is delta Aks
samples of new barley offering, but prices Al yet arable
gular. Other articles as before.
Lunt, AUGUST 27.—At today's market we bad
creased show of new wheat ; the condition of sow Cis
samples was only moderate, such could only and bawd
• reduction of 31. per qr., whilst dry new sod frak M
sold at ls. to 2s. per qr. less money. parley—griodht
acriptions firm at late rates. Beans and oats, no
tion in prices. Per imperial qr. to the grower: —Wink
white, old, 621bs. to 631b5., 525. to rAs ; red, *
621 be. to 631b5., 475. to 495. ; white, new, tuba to Nu,
48s. to 524. ; red, ditto, 611bs. to 421 M, Ms. G.
Barley, best chevalier malting, 601ba. to tilt.., ra. t• 4b.;
ditto mai chevalier ditto, 521 b,. to Silts., 335, Is Pa
Oats, 361bs. to 381 be., 235. to 2i.. Beam, pea
651b5., 475. to 495. Peas, maple, 531bs. to 611ka, Fa lc
40s.

NawcAsna-oa•Trxa, AUGUST C.—At our maid Ai
morning we had a moderate show of wheat fits tie
growers as well as from the coast, but baring s pet
attendance of buyers from a distance we upland
rather more inquiry for choice old wheat at pier thet
were not obtainable on Saturday. Flour maw drips
our dealers preferring to wait until prices get mars odd
In other articles we have little vaxiition to nota

SALISBURY, AUGUST 28.—The supply of pia pm*
was short, hut the attendance of buyers was temp/ask*
large. Business was slow in wheat, at a decline of b. la
2s. per 9r. Flour dropped Is. per asak. Bs*
as yet la little inquired for, and sold at het walk's prim
Malt is a dull trade, and still maintains the 'steams.
In other grain very little business w.is traassetsd,2l
prices remain nominally unaltered. New wheat, lk
50s. ; old ditto, 465. to 565. New barley, 40a W di;
old ditto, 30e. to 40s. ; oats, 24e. to 32a.; teass,4ll%
545. ; peas, 425. to 50s. ; rye, 28s. to 325. per qr. ;
Cs. to 7s. 6d. per bushel ; flour, 304. to 425. pa ark;
malt, 64g. to 68e. per qr.

CATTLE —SALISBUIIT, AVOU.,T 13.—Our ibleP medd
to-day was better supplied both as regards sacker xi
quality than for several months, and there via
number of butchers and dealers ; the ads
was tardy until a far advanced Herod of the day, at
length dealers gave way in their demands, sad a NI
clearance was effected at a decline of Id. per stone calk
There were also several liens of very fine lamb cc th
the whole of which found buyers at a similar dais
to that of mutton. In the pig varlet there was s ksp
number of all descriptions ; trade ipmeratly wise:ken*
dull, and the decline of late markets renhkined nowisal
unaltered. Beef, retail, Bd. to 101. per lb.; mdM
Ad. to 9d. ' • lamb, lOid. to 1144.1144.; vesl,7d. toBd.; kei
pork, Rd. to Rid. ; green bacon, iod. to 'A; dry dittOi
to 10c1.• sweet pickled hams, 10d. to Is.; qualm-sides!.
pigs, 2435. to 235. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

ILAILWAYS. Miles Pas- Tod. I
open. mop re. ebswilsa lilt
Week ending June 16. f k
Bombay, lieruda,&Central I. 306 3,4:4 kelt Tie 40
Week ending August 18.
Detroit and Milwaukee.... 189
Week ending August 17.
Great Western of Canada . 345

4,3 m PA
Mon tli

Week ending August B 5
Cork and Bandon
Cil!..4gow South Western 248 —11,41 t

Week ending August 211
Cambrian
Great lasen2bourg 124 1.2. i 4,,.'1 LSO 1$
Ourthe Line -
Metn.politan - kEts 1.11
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THE HOP PLAIITATIONS.-I.IOCTITSTEIi, Arial
28.—A considerable improvement has taken OW •
hope throughout the entire hop-growing district d
dunng the last ten dap, couseque.it on the chop Ali
has taken place in the weather. Altogether the wall
from the various plantations are of a more moll
character.
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