The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-14 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —TVERDAY EVINING. —The market was quiet
today. The subpdoed were the last prices :—Spot, 45.. to
46a., old mid new ; September, 465. ; October to December,
465. 6d. ; separate months, 465. 9d. ; January to March, Ca
Deliveries ymterday, 268 owes ; arrivals, 939 casks.

COTTON GOOD& —Maiming; Acorn 13.—The
tone of t►e market is more inanimate than at the elute of
last week. in yarns there is great firmness on the part of
spinners, and no reduction appears to have been made iu
quotations, but there is scarcely any demand from any
source. Purchases are limited to the supply of pressing
wants. The market for pieoe goods is, u before, quieter
even than yarns. Prices are nominally maintained
in most mace, and some manufacturers are pretty
well engaged, so as not to be anxious sellers, but cloth ma
only be deposed of at some concession from the rake of
last week. The amount of business done is inconsiderable.
Telegrams from Calcutta to the 15th and 16th July report
rather diversely of the state of trade therd which is not
considered favourable enough, at all events, to warrant
fresh operations here. All clamors of buyers show great
caution.

COTTON.—LrnkPuoi., AUGUST 13.—The market con.
times very quiet. The sales are 4,000 bales—including
3,460 Amami", 611 to ; 500 Surat, 54d. to 41. ;
and 40 Ficuptian, 9id. to 9,1141. —of which 1,000 are for spa.
culation and export. The week's import is 160 bales.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, AuGuar 13.—The market
presented no feature of importance this meriting. There
was a moderate attendance of buyers, and a fair business
was transacted. The tone of the market was nrm, and a
better feeling prevailed, but hitherto it bad not led to any
decided increase of business.

MANITFACI'IIRES. HUDDERSFIF.I.D, AUGUST 13.
The buyers attending to-day are more numerous, and the
businerm done axoesda that of the last two or three weeks.
Tide little improvement may be attributed to the favourable
change in the weather, which seems to give more contidetue
to trade.

WOOLS.—HVDDEKSFILLD, AUGUST 13.—Prices at sales
in London having become more settled, has had some little
effect on bit)ers, who are now coming into the market more
freely, and, though heavy sales =not be nude, a moderate
amount has changed hands at current rates.

CORN. Hutt, Auoufrr 13. —At to-day's market a
fair supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at la. to 31.
below bat week's currency. Foreign ls. lower to sell, but
holders do not offer freely at this reduction. Barley slow
lisle at barely late rates. Beans and peas unaltered in
value. Oats steady, and fine qualities scarce. The foreign
imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 7,283 qrs. • bar-
ley, 795 ; oats. 703; beans' 154 ; peat, 1,159 ; linseed and
rapeseed, 16,162. Oil cakes, 291 tons.
Luton, AUGUST 13.—At our market to-day we bad a
tolerable show of new wheat, to which millers confined their
purchases. Prices ranged from 60s. to 62.3. for reds, while
whites made from 635. to 665. per qr., ; the demand for old,
for the moment, had entirely subsidd. Barley nominal ;
and there was very little done in beans, or other articles.

LwamPooh, Ayrwar 13.—A good attendance of mil-
lers and dealers at this morning's market, but with a
floe bright sunny day they showed little disposition for
business, and in the small amount passing holders had to
make a concession of about 2d. per cents] from Friday'e
prices. Flour was slow of sale, but not quotably lower.
Indian corn met only a moderate consumptive inquiry, and
if any change at all occurred it was in favour of the buyer.
Oats and oatmeal are without alteration. Beans and peas
steadily maintain the late advance. Barley firm. The
market closed quiet.
Atiotiorr 13.—At to-day's market there wan only a
small attendance of growers; best samples of wheat were
only saleable, at late rates, inferior qualities but little doing,
and prices in favour of buyers. Several parcels of new
white were sold from GM to 645., averaging 641bs. ko 631bs.
per bushel imperial. Spring oorn prices nominal. Prices
to the grower:—What, white, 61/bs. to 631b0• per im-
perial quarter, 5035. to 625. ' • ditto, red, 581bs. to 6211 e.,
40s. to 535. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 52411:e. to
531b5., 435. to 455. ; ditto, rims Chevalier ditto, 611bs. to
521 be., 395. to 41e. ; ditto, distilling, 501hs. to Mho., 31s.
to 355. Oats, 3611 m. to 421 M., 245. to 275. Beans, old,
6311 n. to 651b5., 50a. to 545. ; new, 601bs. to Whs.. 42a.
to 465.

NEWCANTLI, AUGUST 13.—The weather still oontinues of
• most favourable character—bright sunshine with drying
breezes—beam the crop are maturing rapidly, and quite
beyond all former precedent. At our market this morning
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but
having several large lots offering es ship, which had to be
sold, where sake occurred der such cittumstaticts a

redliction of fully le. to 2s. par qr. had to be concocted, but
from the warehouse holders refused to make a similar con-
cession. Flour must spin be written.the turn cheaper.

TRAFYIO RETURNS.

No
ItALLWAYB Miles Pa& Mar- Total, Total
open a thane 's 1861 1860
Week ending August 8 r n At L
Belgian Eastern Junction 911 109 1W 239 204
Week ending August 10.
Glasgow & South Western -..-. 8,638 9.0:11
Week ending August 11.
Groat Luxembourg
London and Blackwell
North London