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

MARKBIB.

COTTON 1300D8.—Mancnesenn, AVOCIIT B.—The es
am some dircrepandes between the telegraphed advice. to
band from Calcutta and Bombay, but on the whole those
front Bombay ate regarded as encouraging, and • little more
disposition has been manifested to do business since they were
to band yesterday. For the better clamr of goods suited to
the home trade we oontiene to have a steady deemed at full
price. For 9.Bthe printers especially, during some weeks
peat, manufacturers have been unable to meet the demand
rapidly enough, and calico printers have in some cases been
tenable to keep thew works in lull operation for want of these
fabric.. The makers of printing cloth are in many canes
pm-engaged for upward. of a month yet to run. The high
prime now riding for nearly every kind of cloth, and of
which the bulk of our manufacturers are under contract for
nearly two months to come, have never before been attained
(say Messrs. George Fraser, Son, and Co.) during the last
2,5 years, exoept for a short period, and then only partially,
daring the autumn of 1857. In 1857 they were attained
only through en actual cotton famine, and after great specu-
lation, with excessive ratea of interest (through money being
estetwaively employed), whereas at present there has been
almost en entire absence of vemlatim, and cotton is 241. per
lb. below what It had reached In 1867.

COTTON.—Livuaroot, tanner o.—The males of cotton
to-day en astintatad et 7,000 bales. A quiet steady market
at the prior al yesterday.

ILABDWAILX.—BISMINOHAW, ACOMIT 6.—The
re-
ports in rehearse, to the various brandies of trade in this
tows are of a satiefeetory character ; at this moment there
ere very few bronchia which hove not participated in the re-
action which hes marked trade generally since the conitasacte-
ment of the quarter. At the various rolling mills balers
is again brink, which could scarcely be the case if Blackman
prevailed to any materiel extent in the more imminent trades
of the town. The home trode has gradually Improved; and
with respect to the foreign trade, it may be noticed that there
area good number of orders in hand from the United Statm. '
In other departments as well there is evidence that more
elasticity prevails. The reports this week In reference to the
iron trade of South Staff irdshire are more favourable.
American orders continue to come in by every packet, sad
from other quarter. the demand is slat better, especially for
sheets, foe which there has been a good deal of inquiry of
late. At most of the large works they are fell of orders,
and the tone of the trade is snob as to =bone more life in
It. Pig iron appears to be in better demand, though the
maks fi somewhat too considerable for the consumption
to keep prices at s remunerative level. The Shropshire iron
beide is alto more active; the demand I'm the cold-blast iron
of that district is quite equal to the production. The coal
trade is dull, chiefly in consequence of the decreased quantity
need for domestic Farmer.

CORN.—Caussioos, AtICIIIIIT 6.—We bad a very small
market, soon sample. of as. wheat were olistwl. quality
warless. bat woos good. Wheat, saw, 40.. to 46..; old,
44.. to 46.. Baas, 445. Oats, 23s to 235.

CAWIEREUILT, Avourr 6.-The supply at motet to-day
was short. Doll *also. Prima about the same as leek week.
Wheat, brown, sew, 434. &I.; old, 365. to 43a.; salute,
old, 425. to 48s. arlay, old, 30s to 33e. Oat., 235. to
275. Beane, 395. to 40e. Peas, 36a. to 40a.
CAILLISLI, AIJOL.IIT 6.-Ony market this morning was
well supplied with wheat, for which sales ware slow at rates
math the mate as last week. Barley and oats in limited
supply; sales quick and at a slight advance. Wheat, whim,
new sad old, 18a. &I. to 19s. &I.; red, new and old, 17a. to
18e. 3d. Barley, now end old, 12s. to 14s. Oats, potato.
10a. 6d. to 1 la. 62; common, 9s. 9d. to 10a. 3d. Flour, per
at.... Is. 102. to 2s. Oattassl, 2a. 2d. to 2.. 4d. Ryerneal,
Is. M. Barlerneal, la. 6&-Garlisk
COLCHESTER, Avon.? 6.-A wry limited *apply of ell
grain cm sale. Several samples ef new wheat appeared, the
qaidity varied from fins to vary thin. Some new barley on
sale, the highest prim realised for a fine sample was 384.
Wheat a slow sale, at barely late rates. Barley, beans, sad
pees 'mattered.
GLOUCESTER, AUOURT 6.-At to.day's market there was
• small attendance of farmers, and owing to a heavy storm
cif rain which tell preiriouely, holler. of English wheat were
unmanageable. The business done was at lost week's nits,.
Few sales reported In foreign. Grinding barley and beans
slow, at former rates. A few samples of new barley were
shown of fair quality, which fetched from 325. to 36e. per
qr. A meet limited inquiry for net., at &I pee qr. redactius.
Imports for the weak:-Wheat, foreign, 2724 qrs.; barley,
foreign, 1.719; oat*, Ireland, 488; maim, foreign, 776;
sundries, foreign, 1,727.

GUILDPOILI;. iUOUST 6.-There was a large quality of
wired on sale with• few percale of new, some bring putty '
good and realieing 50e. to 62e. Towards the close of the
market an extensive demand set In, which produced a good
clearance, the only alteration being a *light decline upon
some of the middling sorts. Wheat, 40.. to 63.. Talavera,
66e. Oats, 22.. to 27e. Peas 38.. to 40e.
HZILTVORD, Auu era 6.-We had • very small market to-
day for wheat and not any new offering. The little beer
uses done was at folly as much money as last week for the •
best samples. Bailey rondo lest week's prices; sets a dull
evade; peas and beets support former rates. Wheat, 22..
to 31a. per load. Barley, 255. to 33e. per qr. Oats, 21..
to 284. per qr. Pass, 26.. to 23e. per load. Bean., 26a.
to Ms. per load.
LZICISTEII, Atelier 6.-Hose to-day the supply of wheat
wee about as total, end there was a moderate attendance.
Wheat was held firm, at lard week's rates ; some samples of
sew red wove at market, end made 48e. per qr.; white
moved off at 46.. to 52e. ; red, 425. to 48e. per 36 stone.
Ia the barley trade very few transactions took place, and
prices remained unaltered; come sample-sof new barley were
offered. There was a fair chow of oat., which were in tole-
rable request at the preceding week'. prices, namely 28e. to
34.. per 24 stone. Beans were by no means plentiful, and
metes were readily effected at the full currencies of lad week,
fair aorta realising 48e. to 64e. per 38 stone.
NEWCAPTIE-OPDX4II.III, ACOVIIT 6.-At our market
this morning, am le usually the cue preliminary to harvest,
we had a large show of wheat from the grown, and having
good snivels coastwise as well as from abroad, the trade
opted heavily, sod a clearance of fresh•threetred samples
could only be promoted by submitting to a reduction art Is.
per qr., whereas In the bruited busincies done in south
country and foreign a eimiler reduction but to he conceded.
Holders were diapered to have taken for extra Narfolk yel-
low 47.., end In proportion for other Forte. hut ruillers dii
not mesa wiles% to °supply, hence the main bulk of the
supply remeined ax. r unsold. In foreign the few tales
effected ware of French Normandy red at 43.. per 63ibe., at
which rate the remainder of the cargo might have been
placed, het the holders conceived it more prudent to pause
awhile before accepting that figure. Flour much the same
as heretedons. Grinding barley to improved request, ISA. ed.
being made of vomit Deratze quality welshed 661ba. pat
bashel. Malt without change. Been. and pees each tend-
ing lower, and with little parsing. Oats scarcely geld so
well. There were two samples of new at market, fur which
purchaser. were found at 21e. and 296. per qr. respectively
The arrival. this week are:-Wheat, mutual, 2,492 qrs.;
foreign, 6,288; rye, foreign, 252; malt, coastwise, 27;
oats, coastwise, 250; Circler., 250; float, 1,302 sacks.
Norm Auover 6.-Here to there woe rather
a thin attendance of farmers, and a fair supply of wheat
sold rather freely at Is. per qr. redaction. A few samples of
new wheat were offered end sold; red otakingfrom 425. to 43..
per qr., and white 46e. per qr. The quality wee verism.,
le me tramples being Tory fins, while other. were indifferent.
There was little or no other grain offering. White wheat is
quoted this evening, 455. to 48e. • red ditto, 40e. to 435. utrzi
Flour, 296. to 295. 60. per sack from the miller.
averages : wheat, 3,563 qrs., 41a.10d.; barley, 51 qr5.,27e.4d.
NOTTINOWAY,AVOINIT 6.-There was a moderate supply of
wheat at one Can Eschew this meaning, and the trade
ruled slow, at last week's quotalleme. Whit. qualities sold at
60a. to 54a.; red, 450. to 48e. per 36 mimeo. The show of
barley was very resell, and previous currencies were sustained,
grindleg sorts being disposed of at 28e. to 33a. per 30 stone.
Seemed samples of new oats name to hand, for which prices
ranged from 27e. to 295. • old made 30., to 34.. • new 27e. to
334.; foreigs, 25.. to 30i. per 24 stone. Beeraiwere quite as
ogee ea last week (the supply being very limited), old dumip.
the. realising 49e. to 54e.; sew, 48.. to 52a. per 38
MOM; supernal flour, Us. to 39a.; 64 ditto, 31a. to 345.
par 20 stone.
A1:0135T 6.-We had a fair supply o
old wheat here to-day, and prices were about the same es
lest week, fine yellow wheat making 44e. per qr. Several
saanpies el the new mop were offeriag--eome very good-and
piece tamed from 43.. to 46.. per qr. of 60410 e. Some fine
new oats at Is. Old. to la. Id. per worm.
READISO, Auoorr 6.-The market was but moderately
I supplied with old wheat, but there was a fair show of sam-
ples. The latter was generally In dry condition, but the

quality of some was scarcely so good u lam year. Trade
ruled dull, and sales l old wheat were made at about ls.,
and new from U. to 2e. per quarter lower. The highest price
for new wheat was 60s. per quarter. In summer cora the
demand has been slow, but prima have not much changed.
ROCKLITIR, AVOUST 6.—The trade eau again very dull,
at en advance of about le. 14.; good samples of white rang-
ing from 46e. to 6011., and infector from 43... to 46e; red rend-
ing from 39e. to 445. Mating barley realised from 384. to
411 e., mid grinding We. to Ma. There was little doing in
oats, and prime ware onsitared. Erns are aunt high, some
good sacoplts making 48e. Per were not brisk, and puces
are nominally 40s. to 46.1.
WORCEBTititt AVOtali 6.—There ear • short apply of
wheat as market to-day, and the weather being rainy, telly
lost wasted rates were readily obtained for all description.
Barley quite as dear, but only in baited request. Oats and
beans unaltered. More inquiry for per.

AUOUBT farmers being so much en-
gaged in the fields Tull harvest, we 0•12 warmly call it a
market to-day. Whet little passed in wheat was on fully as
good terms as on this day week. Spring corn same as ',eters.
A sample or two of new whist miaowed to-day, the quality
very Inferior to last year.
Tout, Avocet 6.—The attendance of farmers and factors
at our torn market to-day was only moderate, out the show
of wheat was tolerable. The demand was heavy, at • decline
of ls. per qr. on last week's pricer. White seem made 46e.
to 48e.; red, 42e. to 48e. per 36 stone. Very little business
was doss in barley, and grinding samples were on offer at
325. per 30 stone. The inquiry for oats (of which the supply
wee scsaty) wee fair, end tale rates were sustained, sampled
changing naiads at 24e. to 28e. per 24 stone. There wee a
vary limited show of beans, sod full rates were obtained for
good qualities, prices ranging from 48s. to 48e. per 38 stone;
rye, 34a. ; malt, Ms. to 08s per qr.; flour, 33e. to 36e. per
20 stone.

Htancsun, eoouOT 6.—At our oonntry mashes this
week, we had rather more grain offering than hew= weeks
past, end sales of wheat were making at about L. per qr.
over the prices paid a week ago. Oats were a slow Isle, and
we bad not any -barley offering. Here, to•day, we hid fair
supplies of wheat and oats, and two small parcels of barley.
Bake slow ; prices en favour of buyers, middling qualities
being hilly L. per qr. lower. Wheat, 411. to 475. pee qr.;
barley, 28e.; oats, 225. to 27.. 9d.

WATERFORD ADOUST 6.—Oarmarket boa cot under
mach change sines the date of our last ; banness hal
been one homed wale, buyers only taking sufficient for the
supply of immediate wants. For whe-61 gas quality fall
prices have been paid, but secondary sorts most with soarcely
say attention' though offered at Imo money. In barley we
have not heard of a single transaction, but for eats there has
been a fele Etta at 3d. to 4d. per barrel less money. We have
' had a moderate consumptive demand for Indian corn, at a
decline of 3d. per barrel, and there are many inquiries for
large wool+ to bold over, at a little below rrosaint rates.
Flour difficult to move, aria redaction of 6d. to Is. per sack.
Imports this week t—Whcat, 4,112 qn. • Indies corn, 8,104
qrs.; oatmeal, 1 sock; dour, 4 sack.. lizports this week .
Oats, 7,396 bane's ; four, 628 sacks.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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