The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —THIIMMAY EVIXIIIO. —The market was
steady to-d. The closing prices are as follows :-Spot,
new, 46e. 6d. ;1860, Y.C., 43e. W. to 445. ; 11459P.t.:
435. to 43e. 6d. ; Oet. to Dec., 46e. to 465. 3d. ; Dec.,
465. ed. ; Jan. to March, 46e. 9d. to 475.; March alone,
475. Deliveries to last evening, 1,255 casks ; arrivals, 381
casks.

COlTON.—LivzspooL, Annarr 22.—We have had •
very good demand for cotton to•ctiy. The sales are 25,000
bales, including 20,570 American, at 6d. to 91d. ; 4,000
Surat, hid. to 71d. ; 400 Egyptian, Bid. to 100. ; SO
Bahia, 9d. ; of whkh 10,000 are for speculation and export.
The week's import is 28,495 bales.

WOOL AND WOBBTED.—BRADFORD, Atmeet 22.
The fine weather of the past week and the easy state of
the money market have together made the price of wool
very firm this morales ; in some cane, it is even • little
harder than for some weeks past. This is especially the
ease in the country, and farmers are more and more diffi-
cult to deal with. Buyers, however, are not plentiful, and
the sales made are generally small. The Doncaster sale
are now over, and the London sales nearly so, and there is
• good supply of all sorts of wool in the market. In worsted
yarns there in the same steady but limited demand for
both home and foreign consumption, with perhaps a trifling
improvement in the former. Specimens ate better
employed, but complain that the raw material is continually
advancing, while yarn will not command more money.
There are yarns being largely made into stock. There is •
fair business doing in 70 pieces for the home trade. Fancy
manufacturers ars well employed, and some new orders are
going out. Coburgs, too, are making in small quantities,
hut not'st all to the exent usual at this period of the year.
The warehouses have been again busier during the week.
There is a fair business doing also for the continent.

CORN.—Brultmirau, Annual. 22.—At Gloucester sad
Worcester on the 17th, both new and old wheat were Is. to
2s. per quarter lower. No quotable change in barley, cats,
beans, or peas. During the present week, owing to the con-
tinuance of fine weather and the depression in Mark-lane,
the few sales reported in wheat were at the above noted
decline. At Wolverhampton yesterday, with a short sup-
ply of English wheat, all kinds gave way Is. per quarter.
At this day's market there was • fair supply of old wheat,
and more new offering ; old was Is. and new 2s. to 3s. per
quarter lower. Barley in fair request. at former rates.
Beans and pats unaltered. Oats • slow sale, and rather
cheaper.

DEVIZES, AUOVST 22.—There were a good many parcels
of new wheat in the market to-day, varying in quality, and
weighing from Mute, to 641ba. per bushel. Prices were no-
minally as last week, but with a slightly downward ten.
dewy. Old wheat was a dragging trade, and what few
sales were made were in favour of the buyer. There was
• !my small attendance, Marlborough fair and the harvest
keeping very many farmer. away. There were a few sam-
ples of new barley shown, but no quantity for sale ; the
quality was very fair. Wheat, best, 48s. to 555. ; mid-
-361. to 48s. ; inferior, 30s. to 365. Barley, 30s to
425. Oats, 23e. to 335. Beans, 465. to 50s. Peas, 425. to
468. per qr. Flour, fine, 41s. to 46e. per sack ; seconds,
375. to 40a.

MANCHCSTER, AUGUST 22. Our market this morn-
ing was fairly attended, but the proceedings were of
a lifeless character. Old English wheat was neglected.
although offered at a reduction of 2s. per quarter, and
foreign declined 2d. per 70tbs. Several Biocides of new
English were disposed of at prices Tar) ing from Ma. to 595.
per 4331 be. for red, and 591. to 6:N. for white. Flour
wee in very limited request, and to effect sales lower rates
would have been accepted. (kris and oatmeal were difficult
of disposal at previous prices. Beans and Indian corn were
W. per qr. cheaper.
NEWARK, AUGUST 21.—Our market was thinly attended
to-day, but there was a good show of new wheat, with few
buyers. Both old and new wheats were from 2s. to 3s. per
qr. lower than last week. Other grain unaltered.
NEWBUIT. AUGUST 2_'.—We had an increased supply of
wheat, a small proportion new. Seller. demanded high
rates, which checked business ; but little (lone at ss. per qr.
decline. No new barley on offer : merely a retail trade in
griodieg descriptions. Oats, beans, and pens dull.
trusiuDGZ, Accusr 22.—The corn trade is very dull ;
there is but little new offering, the weather being favoura-
ble for not-door operations. Wheat is a slow sale, from
445. to 695. Barley, 30s. to 345. Oats, 26. to 30s. Beans,
425. to 4As. Yeas, 35.. per

EDINBUNGLI, AI;GCST2I.---We had in the market to•day
1.536 qrs. wheat, 409 barley, 1,006 oats, and 100 beans.
There were sold —Wheat, 969 ors • barley, 301 • oats, 674;
and beans, 74. As comperedans, with. last week—Wheat was
Is. tiOWD on top, and Is. Bd. down on average. Barley
was 3s. up on top, and 7d. up on average. Oats were
Paine as let ou top, nod 6.1. down on average. Beaus
were the same on top and Is. 2d. up on average. Priess
par imperial qr. :—Whent, 32n. Od. to 60s. Od. • barley,
275. to 375. ; oats, 21s. 6d. to 34..; beans, 301:. Od. to
494. 0.1. Weight of top—Wheat, 6341bs ; barley, 88/lbs ;
oats, 46Ibs ; beans, 681bs.

TTLF..—Niewsan STOCK MARKET, Aunuar 20.—Our
stock market was well supplied with beasts sod sheep to.
day, sod there WSJ a good busineni doing. Prices about the
same a last report.

EDIN BU RUH, AUGUST 21. --Supply of sheep smaller. Lambs
a large supply, sad of very secoudarytaty. Supplies of
cattle more than equal to demanel. generally much
the rme as last week, with part of cattle and lambs um.4l
Best beef, Si. per stone; current, 7s. 6d. Beat mutton,
per lb. ; current, 7d. Ewes do., kid. Best lambs, 71d.