The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-15 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—LrmtrooL, AUGUST 14.—Our market ii
steady to-day, with a good businew doing. The sales are
10,000 Wee, including 8,750 American, 34d. to tild. ; $OO
' Surat, 3fd. ; 360 Egyptian, Ad. • 100 Bahia, 701.—0 f which
4,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import is
24,932 balm.

COTTON GOODEL—MAxcitzsrrnt, AUGUST 14.—The
latest accounts from India and China, both by letter and
telegraph, are considered unfavourable, and have had a de-
pressing effect on the cloth market, and very little business
could be effected here to-day, except by sellers taking prices
• shade lower than those of last week. No doubt the on.
favourable weather adds to the depression, but telegrams
from Calcutta to the 13th July state that light shirtings
were 14d. and heavy 3d. per piece cheaper than they were
ten days previously ; and at Shanghae there was a suspen-
-16011 of business. With such advises to baud, it is impos-
sible to impart much life to the market here. In printers,
long cloths, T cloths, and domestics for home consumption
the market is also tame, and seller, have a difficulty in
making sales without more or leis concession. The yarn
market is rather steadier in consequence of the movement
in the Liverpool market, where some of the better kinds of
cotton are id. per lh. dearer. Good 40's mule and 20's water
twist are quoted steadier, and 32's cops for manufacturers
are also steadier. :Allen, however, find no improvement in
demand ;in most eases they have more dfficulty in making
sales, and the greater firmness is entirely attributable to
dearer cotton.

WOOLLEN.—LzaDa, Armuar 14.—Business was very
flat in the Coloured Cloth-ball this morning. Few buyers
were present, and the transactions were very limited and
unimportant. In the White market there was rather more
activity, and a fair business took place—an improvement as
compared with last Saturday's market.
MANUFACTURES.—BUDDYROFTELD, Aucarr 14.
The weather still continues in an unsettled state, which
has the effect of checking operations to a large extent.
There is, however, • good number of buyers of small par
cell in the market, which, in the aggrcgute, makes up a
tolerable business.

WOOLS.—HODDEnnefeLD, AUGUST 14.—There is a
little more going off in wools than there has been since the
commencement of present sales, but business is not near
so brisk as it usually is at this season.

Acouirr 14.—At to-day's market a
small supply of English wheat, which sells readily at fully
last week's currency, and in some instances Is. advance is
obtained for fresh thrashed parcels. Foreign supports late
rates, with numerous retail sales. Barley of all descrip-
tioos moves off at prices in favour el sellers. Oats of fine
quality sears, 111111 rather dearer. The foreign imports
last week are as under :—Whest., 9,775 qea. ; barley, G,94fi •
oats, 5,025 ; beans, 117 ; peas, ; tares, 21 Llinseed ami
rapeseed, 1,315 ; oil cakes, 190 tons ; bones, 120 tow.

i Avauffir 14.-We have had a week of most un-
favotne weather, and every appearance of more rain to-
day • the crop of wheat in some parts of Yorkshire has suf.
fered from severe blight and mildew, end there is great
cause of serious apprehension. We have a poor show of
wheat at our market this nioraing, factors hold for an ad-
vance of 2s. per quarter from last Tueoday's rates, and this
improvement is made on the business done. Best barley is
in demand at full prices. Beans quite as dear. Oats and
other articles unaltered. Arrivals-Wheat, 2,111 qrs. ;
barley, 670 qrs. ; linseed, 1,214 qrs. • rapeseed, 1,108 qrs.
Average pnces for the week ending August 11-
Wheat, 1,810 qrs., 61s. (//d. ; cats, 90 qrs., 28e. 2d.
laysarom., Avoun 14. -We have had a
attendance of mffien and dealers at our Con ExchangehtlE
morning, and wheat has met a healthy demand, both for
consumption and to hold over, at an advance of from Id. to
2d. per rental on the rates of Friday, whilst flour must be
noted 6d. per barrel and Is. per sack dearer, with a fair
inquiry. Indian corn being held firmly for an advance of
from bd. to 9d. per quarter, only a retail business resulted ;
335. was the current price for mixed American. Oats im-
proved ls. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load. Beans,
peas, and barley were each the turn in seller's favour. The
market closed with a strong feeling.
Lyxx, AUGUST 14.-Weather is now very much unsettled
and we have rain more or less every day. The crops are
partially lodged in this neighbourboorL To this day's mar-
ket the supply of wheat was less than last week ; fresh aun-
plea readily sold at an advance of lc per qr. • in other
descriptions prices without change. Beam and grinding
barley in request at late rates. Wheat, white, old,
6111 e. to 63105., Ns. to th.; ditto, new, 60Ibs. to
621 be., 565. to 62a; ditto, red, old, 611ba. to 6311 e., 545.
to 608. ; ditto, new, 5911 w. to 6111 a. 54e. to 58s. arley,
Chevalier new, 52115. to Nibs., 39n. to 455. • ditto, com-
mon, 511 be. to 521b5., 30e. to 365. Beans, old, 6511 m.
to 66i1ba, 455. to 488. ; ditto, new, 64115. to 66115., 425.
to 465. per qr. to the growers.
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NIWCASTLF, Aveuer 14.—The weather since Saturday
has been exceedingly dull and retarding, but to-day it is
brighter with glimpses of sunshine. At our market this
morning we had a very poor show of wheat from the growers,
and having little fresh in from other quarters, the trade
opened firmly ; but owing to our 'millers having operated
extensively. on Saturday the amount of business passing was
limited, priors, however, were well sustained. Choice south
country qualities, being so scarce, were held beyond the
views of buyers so that the little dove was in foreign,
good mixed Polish realising 635. 6d, and extra Danish,
625. 61. per fOilbe. Fresh Sour wanted and pointing up.
ward. Grinding barley without change. Malt, unless fine,
difficult of sale. Beans continue scarce. In boiling peas
little stirring. Oats in improved request and rather dearer.