The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUENDAT EVENlNG.—Thenisiket was steady
sat the subjoined rates :—Spot, new Y.C., 475. 3d. ; 186(1
brAck, 455. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 475. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; Dec.
only, 47a. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 475. 911.. to 48s. ; Odessa
cheep, 475. lid. ; ditto beef, 465. to 455. 941. Deliveries to
lust evening, 785 casks ; arrivals, 690 casks.

COTTON.—larzaroot, Son. 3.—There has been •
good demand to-day. The sales are 12,000 bales, including
8,240 American, 61d. toDid. 3,500 Surat, It jd to 70. ;100
Egyptian, 91d. to 10jd. ; hlaraoham, to gild. ; of
which 7,000 are for speculation and export. The week's
import is T. 1,217 balsa.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHBOTIR, Saw.
market shows an increase of quietude since last week. The
effect of the short-time movement is not yet manifest in any
greater stability, and it is probable that spinners will
follow the maniple of manufacturer' more extensively
than they have done hitherto, in reducing their production.
To-day the market for yarns has bees very inactive. The
in iuiry has beep limited, in all departments. Prices are
not quotably changed since last week, but there is not
sufficient demand to test them fairly, and the etiffueu of the
raw material is enough to keep them nominally steady. Some
spinners even continue to harden in their quotations. Two-
folds, from 120's upwards, are firmer. The cloth market is
more depressed than ever, especially in goods suitable fur
India and China ; and, if sales were lowed, lower prices
than those of last week must be accepted, although cotton
continues to advance. -T he home trade is at present quiet,
but the prospects are considered favourable.

WOOLLEN.—LEEDe, SEPT. 3.—Nothing of importance
took place in the market this morning. There was the
usual attendance of nierdiunta, and about an average Tues-
day's business was traosacted. Heavy tweeds, meltons, and
other goods adapted for winter, were mostly in demand.

MANUFACTURES.—Hcransenzt.D, Sm. 3. —The at-
tendance of buyers to-day has been better, and they mein
to operate with more coutidence ; although transactions
have not been heavy, a slightly improved tone is quite
evident.

WOOLS.—HUDDERNFIELD, SHIT. 3.—Wools are moving
off more steadily at the priced lately established [y the re-
cent sales in Loudon. The continued tine weather has given
firmness to the trade, and in some instances higher prices
are asked.

CORN.—Hun, Stn. 3.—At to-day's market a moderate
supply of English wheat, chiefly new, which is taken off
freely at 2s. per yr. advance ; best runs of red making 60e.
up to 6.1 e. for fine white per 50411 e. Foreign supports the
advance noted during the week, but buyers act cautiously.
Ibirley for milting neglected ; the season having scarcely
commenced prices are irregular; winding supports late
currency, with rather more demand than of late. Beane
awl pun unaltered. Oats dull, with a downward tendency.
The foreign imports last week ere as under :—Wheat, 4,275
qrs. ; barley, 4,425 ; nets. 796 ; beans, 2,380 ; peas, 503;
linseed and rapeseed, 29,010 ; oil cakes, 490 toes ; bones,
101.

LUDII, Sim% 3. —The weather continues all that could
be desired for the ingatheriug of tho 'rope. There is
a good supply of new wheat ; extra fine samples sell readily
at the lull rates of but Friday, bet secondary qualities do
not go off so freely ; we Lave a better feeling as regards old,
but the business done is to no great extent. Sanwa
samples of new Yorkshire and Lincolnshire barley are offer-
ing at prices varying from Ms. to 42a. per quarter, but at
these rates nuiltsters act with great caution. Beans, oats,
and other articles, unaltered.

LIVZILPIX)/, Sart 3.—This morning's market has been
well attended both by local and country buyer,, and a good
demand has been experienced both for the interior and for
France at an improve•nent of about 2d. per cantal on wheat,
and 6d. per barrel on flour since Friday. Indian corn was
in active request, and an advance of 9d. per quarter was
paid readily. Osta and oatmeal dull of sale. Beans and
peas were each ltd. per quarter dearer. Barley unaltered
in value. The market closes strong.

LYNN. Barr. 3.—We have had another week's brilliant
weather, which has enabled the securing of the crepe is the
fen sad marshland district'. At to-day's market there was a
fair 'imply of wheat ; the French dernaod has caused some
excitement, especially for new wheat, which was readily
sold at an advance of 2a. to 3a. per qr. upon last week's rates.
Old is Is. per qr. dearer. New barley, several samples
showing ; quality clean and bright, and sold from Ms.
to 36e. per quarter. Per quarter imperial to the grower :
Wheat, white, new, 6211 a. to 611ba per imperial bushel,
55.. to 645. ; ditto, red, 611 be. to 114th.., 54e. to 58s. ;
ditto, old, 58Ibs. to 621ba.„ 4th. to 50e. Oats, 36Iba to
4211 a., 21s. to 27a. Beans, old, 6311 a. to 6511 m., 50s. to
hts. ; new, 60I1s. to 641ba. es. to 465.
Newcairrix, Serf. 3. —The weather still continues
highly propitious for harvest operations, and much progress
has been made in securing the grain that Las been curtM
morning early we had • few hours heavy rain, which, how-
ever, was succeeded by • brisk wind. At our market we
had scarcely anything from the growers. Two or three
ample were shown of the new crop, condition only mode,.
ate, and they sold in consequiece at poor prices. Choice
south coant!), wss much inquired for, and had there been
any offering, Saturday's prices might krive been exceeded.
Old was fully Is. dearer, and in good demand. For some
old Scotch white wheat, only gabs. per bushel, 54e. was
procured, choice yellow touching 56e., whilst old Pomo-
replan red honied out of condition and with a chamber
smell realised Ste. weighing naturally 5711b5. to 5811... per
bushel, choice old red Wolgast at the same time coniniaod-
ins iti retail up to Ols. per faiths. Flour must be written
Is. per rack higher, our millers' mice being heed to-day at
435. per lack. For Norfolk households Me. has not yet been
exceeded. Is other articles little variation.

SALISBURY, Si??. 3.—Our market to-day was tolerably
wwll see.t.d, and there wan a good supply of mein, per-
tisulerly that of new wheat, lesth goutl iu quality and nun.