The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-28 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TUUDAT Erzanso. The market haa
been steady to-day, at the folloarisc • :—/tpot, new
Y.C., 47e. 6d ; 1860 back, 46e. re ; Oct. to Dec.,
475. 6d. to 475. 9d. ; separate mcathe, 48e. ; Jan. to
Much, 48s. to 46e. 6d. ; March, 48s. 6d. to 495, ; edema,
sheep, 48s. ; beet, 46e. to 465. 6d. ; South American, 47a.,
line m bones.

COTTON.—I rriewor., Agave, 27.—There is no change
in our market ; priors Inn. The salea are 15,000 bass,
includiry3,s3o American, at 60. to 90. ; 1,000 Burst,
514. to 450 Egorptian, 94d. to 11d. ; 20 Maranham,
ggd. ; which 7,500 are far speculation and export.
The week's import is 37,064 buss.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCRIESTER, AUGUST V.—The
course of business here is hindered by the same difficulties
that have stood in the way for weeks put. The raw mate-
rial eminence to advent* in value, obliging both spinners
sod manufacturers to stand out for higher prices, and the
result is an ever-renewed check to the demand. The amount
of tratuactions is very moderate, In nearly all departments.
Bosse sellers of yarns nevertheless report rather more doing
than on Friday and a generally improved inquiry, even at
ad per lb. higher than the prime of last week.
The avenge advance asked by spinners is Ad.
to Ad., and there can be no doubt that sales are
seriously limited in consequence. Business in piece goods
is prevented in • still greater degree by the higher quota.
tines of manufacturers this week. Eve° at bust week's
rates, so great ale could have blew made. Stocks are
again accumulating. The production of cloth has lately
been so evidently in excess of what is required for either
the home trade or foreign markets, that some large pro-
ducers have again resorted to short time working. A
beginning was made last week in several establishments, and
the determination is more generally avowed to-day. In
Blackburn, four firms have adopted the system, two of
them working four days a week, one no three days a week
only, and the other having for the present missed working
altogether. About 2,000 looms are stopped entirely.

WOOLLEN MOM—Lome, Ammer 27.—We had
about the usual attendance of buyers in the cloth halls this
morning, sod a steady average business was transacted ; a
considerable improvemeot on last Tuesday, although not
quite so good as on Saturday.

11A/fI.7FACI tr RES.—HUDDERSFIELD, Auoverr 27. —The
continuance of fine weather has improved the feeling
throughout this district, and business, though not so brisk
as it usually is in August, is much better than it was during
the last and preceding month. Today's market has been
moderately well attended, and a fair amount has changed
bands, including a few new patterns in winter goods.

WOOLS.—HUDDERMIELD, AUGUST 27.—W001s are now
selling more freely, and the London sales closing with a
higher tendency has given more stability prices.

CORN. Hum, !Loam 27. —At to-day's market •
fair supply of wheat, mostly sew. Farmers evince great
firmness, and are not generally disposed to sell at any re-
duction ; the beet runs of real nts 58s. and up to 625.
for good white, per 5041 b. Foreign neglected, but not
pressed at any decline. Barley for malting la. to 2e. per qr.
lower ; grinding unaltered. Beans and peas slow sale. Oats
dull and rather cheaper. The foreign imports last week are
as under :—Wheat, 4,886 qrs. • borley, 1,744 • oats. 1,869 ;
beans, 1,730; peas, 2; sad rapeseed, 7,269. Oil
cakes, 1011 tor.
LEEDS, AUGUST 27.—We have an improved demand fo
new wheat to-day, and priest of Friday are in all cases
exceeded ; for old we have no inquiry whatever. A few
samples of new barley offering, but so little business is yet
passing in it that we cannot grve reliable quotations. Beans
and other articles without 'limbos.
Linaroot., Aroma 27.—This day's market opened
with much firmness, but musts" buyers being remark•
ably shy, only a moderate amount of business was (lone
in wheat at former rates. Flour was difficult of sale and
irregular in value. A fair consumptive demand was expe-
rienced for Indian corn at previous rates. flats sod oatmeal
the turn cheaper. Beam, peas. cod barley are each
slightly in favour of buyers. The market closes with lea
tom than it opened. . _

LYNN. AII,GUNT 27.—Tbe weather still continues favour-
able for securing the harvest. The wheat crop upon the
high lands may be considered secured. Great complaints
were made to-day of the smallness of the yield iu the new
wheats. There was • thin attendance at market to-day,
and • very small show of wheat ; new samples readily
realised 6d. to ls. per qr. Edema • old fully maintained
last Tuesday's prima. Pew sample:, of new barley sold at
34e. to 38a., according to quality. Per qr. imperial to the
grower:—What, white, 611 be. to BMW. per imperial budi.,
58s. to 60s. ; ditto, red,' 661 be. to 621 b., 38e. to 501.
Oats, 361bs. to 421 b., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 63115. to
651b5., 605. to 545. ; new, 601bs. to 64th.., 42,. to 465.
NEwcaart.r., ArGrfir 27.—The weather, with the ex-
ception of Sunday, which was showery, has been dry and
favourable for harvest operations, but the high wind of
Saturday is said to have much shaken the gram that was
ripe, in some case the loss being estimated at one half of
the crop in exposed situations. At our market this morn-
ing we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers,
sod having scarcely anything fresh in since Saturday, the
former report from Mark-lane occasioned factors to be less
pressing sellers than of late, consequently a fair business
resulted at fully former rates. Flour sold slowly. but in its
value we quote little change. in grinding barley rather
more stirring. Malt, unless fine, neglected. In other
articles there is little alteration to note.