The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lirmtroot., hoover 11.—Th. Wed of cot•
too today us estimated st 6,001 bales. The martot conti-
nues very quiet, bet without May change M ork.* from Fri •
day Mat.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DIADFORD, AVOUST n.--
There is so chsmge in the valise of wools ethos oar last report.
The wershoueee ere well supplied, and spinner' buy only be
Immediate and pressing wants. Price" are too high for
speeul►tive purposes. Notla and short wool are in moderate
request, without change in value. In wonted yarn', duriog
the pest week, the greatest caution has been exerolsod by
the aspect houses, sad their peachiest ars very limited,.
Prices have betiome too high for them to operate freely ; this
could only be dose by giving out orders. fildnners ere with-
out stook., sad unwillieg to enter into couthketa which would
sot compensate them. There is an evident lull f,r the pre-
sent. There Is little doing in the place market, but most of
the manufacturer. are Imelda( to o.der, and a dull market is
not felt. In priori there is no alteration.

CORN.—lhautmonut, AOOIIST 14—At Gloucester end
Wore-eater markets, on the 6th, wheel firmly maintained the
currency of the previa= week. Barley tending downwards.
Fine oats quite as dear; aecondery qualities tether cheaper.
Beans and peas unaltered. During the ;resent week, the
weather having become very line for securing the harvest,
bw transactions are reported to any kind of corn, and at no
quotable variation in price from prevlona rates. At Wol-
verhampton, yesterday, there wee a full supply of old
wheat, aild the trade ruled dull, but not lower ; the new
aerie, was mostly of light inferior quality. At this day's
market three was about an average supply of wheat, which
realised fully the currency of this day week. Barley la im-
proved demand at about the previous rates. Fine oats
rather dearer; astondary cbssper. Beane unaltered. Pau dull.
DITITTS, Acovav 11.—We had a fair supply of wheat,
emaprising • good many lots of this year's growth ; the
trade was not brisk, but • fairish =mum of badness wee
done at an edvance of ls. per qr., the market cluing rather
dull.; 2 to. a sack wee the top pries. Wheat, tut, 430. to
48s. per qr.; middling, 370. to 43a.; inferior, 34e. to 375.
Barley, Vie. to 30a. Oats, 23.. to 33a. Beady 46a. to 60e.
Pea, 42. e. to 46e. Flour, tine, 345. to 380. per auk;
seconds, 32e. to 345.

MANCIISSTIII, AVOLST 11.—There was a modemte at-
tiodame at this morning's markst. Wheat, both English
and Foreign, wee in tau- ....quest. and the currency or this
day airtight wee fully ►opptrted. Flour met a very slow
saU at ear merlons quotations. Osta were Id. per 4611 m, aad
aatusesl ed. to Is. per load cheaper. Indian corn wee in good
demand at a redaction of la. per quarter.
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NZWAtt, A 170051. 10.—We I:sd a small otatkot to-day,
sad so obaago la duo value of any grain.

NEWHORT, ACOOST 11.—We had II large quantity of
wheat on offer, partly new. Old wheat sold slowly at basely
last week's rates ; new at a decline of lc per qr. Nothing
doing In spring con. Beane and peas dull and cheaper.
AVOWIT 11.—The trade for wheat la better,
sod reserved samples have been classed off at rather bettra;
prices. The new wheat comes in good condition and obtains
46e. to 50e. per qr. New winter oats, 24a. to 26e. par. qr.;
white, 284.; black, 23e. per qr. Peas, Ms. to 40s. per qr.

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ACOUST 10.—W• ba had very Bads
maw grain to market since &today, and oar supplies of old
consist almost exclusively of oats; ccestwlas and from abased
our arrival' have been very moderate. There in scarcely any
change to report in our market in the value of any article,
but we have more buainess passing than for eon» dm* past.
Eatasosom, Avant, 10.—At to-day's market the sup-
ply of wheat and oats was mailer, sad of batboy and beans
larger than last week. Wheat, 1,146 qrs., being 68 more
than last we-k-273 qrs unsold. Barley. 288 qrs., being
37 more than list week-163 qrs. unsold. Oats, 917 qrs.
being 28 lass than last weak-271 qrs. unsold. Beans, 183
qrs., being 110 mom than last week-7I qrs. unsold. As
compared with last week—Wheat was same as last on top,
and Is. down on average. Barley was 2a. down on top,
and 2s. 24. down on average. Oats were same as last on top,
and 2d. down on average. Beans W. down on top, and 6d.
down on average. Prices par imperial qr.:—Wheat, 41e.
to 61.. Barley, 27. to 38a. Oats, 245. 94. to 30a.
Baena, 46e. 6d. to 48.. 6d. Weight of top—Wheat, 66.11b5. ;
barley, 681ba.; oats, 461te. ; and blase, 671 be. The new
graia in the market to-day consisted of 34 qrs. barley, DI of
which, weighing 661 k. , brought 33e. ; 9 ditto, weight 5151ba.,
brought 38e. ; I ditto, weight 661 1b.., brought 28e.; 12
ditto, weight 641 lbs., bought 30e. Of oats there were 16
qrs. weighing 41 lbw, which brought 30a.

CATTLE.—NDINBCRON, AVOUST 10.—Thera was a
kip supply of sheep sad limbs thia morning, particu-
larly the latter; the number, 9,142, being 482 more then
last week. The better sorts of sheep and lambs brought
late rates, but the isferior sort of lambs were difficult to di-
Poee of, end Primo down. A few aged black/seed +odder*
brought 7d., top torrent eta., ewes sod Inferior, trout 6d. to
6d. per lb. Lambs, top prices, 23.. 64., 23., 22.. 64,
22e. ; ; torrent for the but, from 14a. to 18.., and down
to 7e. 6d. • bead; blackfaced, top price, 135., 124., 10e.,
9s. 91.. 9s. 3d., and down to 7.. 6d. The number of cattle
wee 468, being 26 leas than on this day week. The qua-
lity to-day wu very inferior; what wiia good brought Bs.
per imperial stone, being the top prim; current, 7.. 3d. ;
middling and inferior, from 6s. to 6s. 6d. A 01,11111D011 not
effected. Fed pigs, from 6s. to ss. 6d. per imperial
.tone; sin to eight weeks' old ditto, from Be. to 12s. • head.
Numbers in market—Sheep, 9.142 ; fat cattle, 468; lam
ditto, 192; much cows, 74; pigs, 229.

CHEESE.— AUGUST tl.—Oer monthly
market wee held to-day, will., from the coolness of the
atmosphere, factors were enabled to bring Mem in bettor
°audition, and there were no leer than fifty pitchers, the °ap-
ply consisting of from 200 to 260 tons of good quality ; and
there was also a l.rge attendance of buyers. Stock drawing
Mort, mien were aegsrly &tete& and finite thre.-fourtha of
the qutntity on urfor us. shortly cleared. Prices of last
market .sr. well maintained in ail instances, some few ma-
ples of prime old realising la. pry cwt. more. 11° following
te the sewage of priors :--Bkimn, 25a. to 284; halt-
cowards, 48s. to 66..; hest flomerseta, 62.. to 70a.; and
Cheddars, 68a. to 74a. pee cwt.