The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lnnaroot, Auovm 11.—The market mounts a
=. er am but there la no material alteration in prime
10, bales, earanm,
of which 2,000 balm are on spesuLtion and far
5,00 American, 9d. to 100.; 300 Pete., 91d. to
export.
003LinTio and Bahia, 9d. to 90. ; 1001fam, 91d. to
10id.; 900 Egyptian, 90. to 134 d.; 50 Smyrna, nd.; 403
Frio, d:c., 90.; 3,000 Swat, 511 to ind. ; Beusul, B.inde, tee.,
6:d. to 0;c1.

COTTON G001313.-11Lowar.srv.a. Al'OUNt 11.—Au advance
in the price of cotton at Liverpool es,tabli.hed yesterday easy-r 4
spinners and manufacturers at 31anchester to make a etriastpunfl-
iug movement. Our market to-day has taken place under this
hange, which has materially ihisked operation.. 'l'he Wmand
for shipping yarns has rendered from it, and .this branch of the
market has been exceedingly disappointing to spinner:. Ship-
pens were rtepitlNNl to give Etillay'N rates, and a large husine•s,
could have been done at them, but they will not give an ads ;new
of Id. per lb. and upward.. lint little business has been done.
For home tradeysurwa similar advance has Husked biI.iLIONN a
good deal, and the sales have been only motheate. A fair busi-
ness offered •at Friday's quotation.. The advent,' prifs• of cotton
and yarn caused manufacturers, as before stated, to mi.e their
trims also, yesterday, and as the pu.it ion of sellers was s good
deal relieved by the recent bug" Nile% IMO stuck,
th y have been pretty firmly ailhered to. On the
other hand, merchants and .Lipp. r* having recently
supplied themselves freely hit, e shown little disposition to prise
higher rates; and although in a few instinees sales 1, gee leen
effeetedin shirting" on bitter UMWs than could have tern ob-
tained last Tuesday, yet business has been fur from ge weal at
the advance in pi lees, which does not exceed lid. to :rd. prr
piece. AN a rule, even yesterday it was found among hovers of
cloth that there was 'treat reluctance to give the most trifling
advance on lust l'uesday's rates. To-day Rome largeoffers have
been made at late prices, but the inquiry even at them, is not a
geneial one ; and an makers nearly in &Ileac.. have asked nites
Which is there is no immediate prospect of obtaining, the bu-i-
-nos hasbeen on a very moderate seale. The continu,l diseon-
raging adviees from India, and from nearly all foreign markets,
dispose buyer* to show less eagerness than they otherwise Rllad
to press such offers.

WOOLLEN.—Laine, Aces sr 11.—The attendance of buyer.
at the cloth halls this morning has varied but little from our re-
ports for some time past. and the mme eircurnapeetion has been
evinced in the atlettions which have been made. Few remota of
any description of goods have changed hands to a Luger extent
than ham been actually necessary, and in most cases busieda: has
been conducted upon the " sorting-up" principle. In the
coloured cloth hall the demand has run mostly upon low union
melte:nut ; the transfer ham, however, not been large, though the
parcels which have left the 'hall have been more numerous than of
othermakes. Tweeds have not shown mutt alteration,and have been
only sparingly transfened. A few parcels of ordinary cloth.
and coatings have met with pureheama, though not in large
quantities. The witner and beaver makes have engaged the
moat attention in the white market, and as the season gets fur-
ther advanced a greater improvement will be perceptible. home
tolerably good parcels have changed hands in light-grey and
other mi Witneys and blue beavers are also in tolerably
good request. A few medium-sized sales have been effected in
this and other colours. Hair lista remain much in the same con-
dition as we had to meet last market day. The sales which have
taken place have not been large, though a steady business mu-
tinies to be done. We have not to repeat any alteration in
prima

CORN.—Lnree, Auourr 11.—The supply of new wheat is
exceedinflscanty, and as the demand is exclusively confined to
it, there as a ready sale at 2s. per quarter above the prises of this
day se'nnight. Not math mining in other articles, but prices
are well maintained.
Seen late, Arm= 11.—Here to-day the show of wheat was
fair, mat of the smapies being of the new crop. Thulium was
done at an advanee of Is. per load on late rates. Whitt sses
made Me. to sea., end red. 2ns. to an Id. per lead of three
bushels. The empty of grinding barley was easy limited, and
prices remain without slterition. the range being from M. to Me.
per qr. Oats, a small show, and a steady trade, late rates being well
supported: white, are. to 38s. black, lie. to Ple. per 14 gene.
Not many beans showing, and mires ruled !mite as high as
heretofore, 48s. to 66e. per 38 stone. Flour, Pa. Bd. to is 10d. per
stone.
LIVIIIIPOOL, Acnenrc H.—We had a fair attendance at oar
market to-day, and for wheat there was a good consumptive
request, generally at an advance of 6d. per rental on the week.
Flour in lair Inquest and le. per sack dearer. Indian corn in
moderate demand and rather miler. Beans low and • shade
comer. Oats rather lower. Oatmeal Is. per quarter cheaper on
the week.
LTNN, ArarllT 11.—The supply of old wheat to-day WAS
mall, and thine was only • moderate supplyof new samples.'
The demand was firm, and prim ruled to 3s. pm qr. in
favour. New white, 695. to Ms. ; newred, 665. to Ma. per 36 stone.
Mac was very little doing in barley, the value of which ruled
firm. The demand for oats was not brisk, but the supply
icing short, holders asked more money, 16e. to Me per 24 stone.
Deana came slowly to hand, and mond off steadily at the full