The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

oarrox.—LimPoo Amon IL—Oar market cow
*two ildr, with • good Looiaer dint: previous price•
go Nam Ere 10,000 bsle•—iocluding 700 Arne ' 31d.
to 1111. ; 1,000 Borg, 21d. to 4K ; 1 Icupliss, to
Std. ; 100 Perna" 71d. to 7fd. ; 100 Bah* 70.—al which
MOO are for cp•culstion sad export. Today's import Is
2,341 balm

COTTON GOOD& —llsnoaarrsa, Annette IL—The
movement in the cotton market at Li seems to have
'itirfailed to communicate any et.adiaeer to business in
ryarns. The latter have shown the molt tendency to
prevenient, bat it was very imperlicial, and he. probably
tehan Vane again to the previous appreleinaiosui of a still
redoetioa in rates. Purchasers are careful not to
exceed the supply of praising wants, either for goods or
yarns. All advice. from abroad seem to concur in se
commanding gra& caution is operating for the present.
There Lai been during the last few days a somewhat more
active inquiry ma the part of German lhousee for yarn, but
ectuners have not been disposed to make the concession re-
quired in order to effect salsa. Mull yarn; eapecially the
lower counts, are tolerably "toady, and water twutinbudls
Is even imported flamer than on Tuesday ; but in stall=
for yaria gemwally, though there is no important
there a a dimiiisd hiss downwarde, especially in warps.
cop of all comae The demand for the home trade 'ninth
goods mad yarns is vary sluggish, the unfavourable weather
threatening as mach mischief to the summer trade as it
produced in the spring. Longcluths are accumulating in
dock, being especially neglected. In printers the stocks
continue rather light. Shirting" also are comparatively
light in stock.

WOOLLEN.—Leans, Avouer 11.—The weather being
very unfavourable during market hours this morning, there
was only a moderate attendance of merchants in the hall.,
and the market appeared quiet ; still a fair business took
place—larger than was expected. Melton cloths were in
good demand, the principal business being in that clam of
goods•

OORN.—CsKsturocs, Auouer 11.—Our market this day
was thaUly attended, and very little business doing at hat
week's prior. Wheat, Ws. to 565. Besse, 445. to 46e. Oats,
96. to 28.. per quarter. We had a heavy rain for three
hours this morning, and some heavy showers during the
day.

battnmr, Avcosr 11.—We had a fair supply of wheat
and null of barley and oats. Prices for all hnds of grain
were the same as last week with a good demand.

CoLcaterga, Auauer 11.—A good impply of wh6at and
vary =all of other grain. Wheat la to %. dearer. Barley
and beans unaltered. Peas firm at fall prices.

GUILDFORD, Aucaurr 11.—There was a good 1 of
wheat today, and an extensive demand, the wettleduer
of the weather enabling sellers to obtain an advance of 2s.
per qr. on fine aorta, and L. on other descriptions. Best
white, 70s. ; red, 66e. ; benne, 30s.
HZETTORD, AUGUST 11.—We bad a largo supply of wisest
to-day for the season of the year. The trade ruled dull at
IX per load more money, still with few buyers ; barley
quite as good trade ; oats rather dearer ; peas and beans
fully support former num. Wheat, 23e. to 39e. per load ;
barley, We. to Ns. per qr. • rats, 21.. to 20s. per. qr. ;
peas, 265. to Ma. per load ; Wean', 275. to 30s. per load.

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L.1201811E, Auouse a-At our corn market to-day we
had a rather increased supply of wheat from the growers,
the show consisting of a sprinkling of red and white sorts.
The demand was fair at au advance of ls. per quarter.
White descriptions moved off at 635. to 46a ; red, 60s. to 635.
per 36 atone. There wax not much passing in barley, supe-
rior sorts being dull of sale at former terms which vaned
from 40e. to 445. per qr. ; secondary ditto changed
hands at Us. to 40e, with a middling demand. Oats came
to hand very sparingly, and business attained a more healthy
aspect ; holders in coasegnenos asked for an improvement
in prices, which buyer to supply their wants wen com-
pelled to give ; old, Me. to &a. ; new, 30e. to 335. per 24
done. A moderate demand was experienced for beans, and
an advance of le. per qr. was established ; old, 50s. to 51s. ;
now, 48s. to 50a. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 455. ; seconds,
43e. ; thirds, 41s. per sick.
NIWCASTLE-11P0A-Mlll, A.COUST 11.—At our market this
morning we had a very scanty show of wheat from the
growers, but from the coast, as well as from abroad, the
arrivals are to a fair extent. The trade opened strong, and
• bulge businees was done, the farmers' supply being quickly
sleazed off at an amendment of le. per qr., the same ad-
vance being likewise realised upon choice Scotch and
foreign. New south country qualities being held be-
the views of our millers, little was done
therein, but old red sold readily at 58e. to 60s.
according to quality, old Scotch end white at 62e., and new
white, 63e., all per 5011 be. Choice red Weird was taken
is quantity at 64e., medium Stettin at fps. Sd., and good
mixed and Dantric and Konigsberg at Ws. per ¢ollb. Flour
was inquired for and we look for a good sale for favourite
mark. next week IPA the quantity offering is so insignificant.
Grinding barley wanted and pointing upward. Fine tender
season-made malt would command our extreme quotations,
but there is little of such quality offering. Beaus may be
written 2s. dearer, and are very scarce. Grinding peas held
firmly ;in boilers little change. Oats more sought after,
with prices in favour of sellers. The arrivahi this week are :
—Wheat, coastwise, 3,526 ; foreign, 3,705 qrs. Rye, foreign,
OD. Oats, foreign, 3,901. Yeas, t=ti., ltd. Beans,
foreign, 14. Flour, 1,460 sacks ;80

Njawsca, Auouerr 11.--At to-day's market there was
bat a limited supply of wheat ; the millers were not, how-
ever, free buyers, and trade was slow at an advance of 6&
'to la. per qr. for all descriptions. In cats, beans, and pees
there was scarcely anything passing. White wheat is quoted
this evening, 00s. to 85s. ; and red wheat, 565. to 80s. per
qr. Flour, !L. to 42e. per sack from the miller. The
weather duriug the week bas again become dull and gloomy,
and the crops are reported to have made no perceptible pro-
gress towards maturity. Thu harvest is not expected to be
general before the 27th inst.

NOTTINGHAM, AUGUlVFO.—Therewassmoderatequantity
of wheat on offer at oar corn market to-day, and the samples
generally came to hand in fair condition. Farmers suc-
ceeded in obtaining an advance of la. to 2a. White aorta
were disposed of at 6.25. to 70s. ; red, 58a. to 66e. per 36
stone. Of barley the show was exceedingly small, consist-
ing principally of grinding qualities, which met a moderate
demand, sud the currencies of last week were fully sup-
ported, sales taking place at 32a. to 33a. per 30 stone
malting nominally the same as last week. The show of
°Ma was limited ; and with a rather better feeling in the
trade, full rates were made, '
and in several instances an ad-
vance was obtained • ' old, 275. to 35e. • new, 20s. to 34a. •
new foreign, 275. to 30a. per 24 stone. Beans were a shori
show, end extreme rates were readily given • old, 48a. to
Me. ; new, 48s. to 50a per 38 stone. Super ions., 44a. to
48s. ; Gas, 41.. to 435. per 20 atone.
OXFORD, Annum IL—We had a smell ...-coMind at
market to-day, and n very short supply of samples. The
few transactions in wheat were chiefly by millers' who pur-
chased from necessity at fully last week's rates. Barley,
beans, and oats were in pries nominally the same. Flour
was in demand. The farmers generally date that at pre-
sent the rains have done but little injury to the corn crops,
bet should the same weather continue for another week the
consequences will be very serious.

PICTERBOROUGH, AUGUST 11.—At our market to-day we
had a fair supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at
la to 2s. per qr. over the mow of thin day week. Barley
noes Oda and beans but few offering, and prices un-
altered. Wheat, best red, 80e. ; common ditto, 575. to
685. per 5041b5. ; bate, ls. 3d. per stone ; Leans, 48s. per
qr. of &nibs.
Raanrso, Anorav 11.—The weather is still most unfa-
vourable, and early this morning aomo tremendous showers
fell, which have done more damage than the continued
rains of the last weeks. The barley especially is reported
u much beaten down, and this grain must of course suffer
iu quality. The supply of wheat was very short and holden
commenced by asking higher rates, which millers were very
unwilling to submit to, and consequently_ sales were slowly
effected at fully last Saturday's prim. Of barley the supply
was also scanty and the trade nominal ; oats sad beans are
Arm.

ROCHEMII, ACCONT 11.—There was a rather increased
supply of wheat at this corn exchange, but the con-
dition of much of it was affected by the long-continued damp
weather. At the commencement of the market farmers
and hoidens began by demandiog le. to 2s. advance on the
currencies of last week, but this checked business, and
scarcely a single to inaction took place. Later in the day
holders had to submit to a slight decline to effect sales of
the inferior sorts, but prime samples maintained their values.
The trade in barley was of a merely retail character, and
prices were the same as thaw of last week. Oata were dull
without any change in value, holders refusing to glee way.
There was scarcely anything doing in beans and peas. The
cold wet weather we have experienced bee seriously affected
the hope, the bine of which in moot placer; looks weak and
unpromising. The duty has receded to 100,0001., at which
figure even there is little speculation.

WIADECkI, Avuusr 11.—The weather ail] continues very
unsettled. Much rain fell in this neighbourlitaxl dunng
the night. The supply of grain of all kinds is vory short
to-day. Wheat fully la per qr. chimer, and all spring corn
in good deuuind at rather more money.
Woacrerga, AIJOUBT 11.—There MIII9 a short supply of
wheat at market to-day, and the weather being very wet
the sales mode were at an advance of le. to 2.. per qr.
Barley loss in request, but held for higher rates. Oata 6d.
per qr. dearer. Benue and peas realised 11. to 2s. per qr.
more money.

YORK, AUOUNT 11.—There was a fair attendance al
farmers and factor; at our morn market to-day, but the
show of wheat offering was scarcely au average fur the
season. Prices ruled at Is. to 2a. higher than laid week.
Fine white sold at 685.; secondary, 64a.; superior red, G3a;
other kinds, Gals. to 62.4. per stow. 'rite .how of barley
was limited, but the supply was quite equal to the demand'•
late rates were, however, fully sustained grinding sample;
making 335. to 355. per 30 stone ; malting was almost
nominal. There was rather more doing in (eta, and the
supply being small fully former currencies were established,
and fine sort. were held for an advance, rates ranging from
30s. to 32a. per 24 stone. The bean trade was firm, and
purchasers in sumo awes had to pay an advance of Is. on
previous rates ; old, 4tia.; now, 465. per 314 stone. Malt,
GAL to 70a.; rye, 38s. per qr. Flour, 44a. to 444 a. per sack
of 20 stone.
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KIHICALDT, Agouti? 11.--At our oot•ntry markets, this
week, the little wheat ofteriug was readily taken off et U.
per qr. &assure. Barley sutl eats array be said to be about
exhausteil. Hum toslay, we had a mall supply of wheat,
few oats, and Do barley. /isles quick ; wheat a full shilling