The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

INDIGO, the.—Messrs. H. W. J cwesbury and Co., in their
menthly einaker, abet the khowleer notice of the market for dry-
gliblkee, re Val, se Nerds re article of tedgo :We bare
M. stl bike ilinelga sad colonial widens mar-
li▪
ne I the sera Inalsate Kee prevails width has been the ch.ef fen.
yea kellikeeelkelklinisk e/ die end the weileseter prices
=ffitlee Ws leek detemerde. miss he Dot 0f the
elliee rte eerytate alttr pram have heenderrona to
reelled, eai One ism Med mole favor of dr Owen than at
the keirieler et the err rerth. The nerd hdares bate had a de-
posals Abet room the striela I but, es kis now Mt that no great
=et produce will reser be foreial upon the market,
lees a firmer Mae the het few dryti end ales
Meehan mate worldlier better Mr. The harvest hen so far
bum ipmbred in safety, end ismer** both eundant in quantity
end ~aa N witty ; all fear* upon ilk esorntlal point being set at
reek It bad anrermottple to espeet MOO intpeoocment In produce'
thee be, when price* hare not been artificially raided by speculation.
Lae r gothineal have hen to fair demand, the former •t an ad-
vent um July price., the latter at rather rioter rates. Other
dyes end dyeing materials remain much the name. The continental
markets are reported quiet, with a sandy demand for consumption.
In the cotton manufacturing districts en iacrearml daunted is m-
ewled, the general Impreution bring that prime Um era their
lowest; since the artiritl of the overland mail the demand hiss some
*hat decline] for iroatls on:table far the Indian market ; yet prices
are fully maintained, and have an upward tendency. The woollen
dirtricts have experienced only a mnilerate demand.lont a fair quan-
tity of goods continues In be delivered to outer, nod prices are tin
changed. Money continues to be plentitut, end rides nn unaltered,
via.:—First-class meeptanres 3 to 3j per cent., other bl.lo and ri en-
Atm 4to 6, end money on call 2/ per cent. luttigo.—This article
has been In fair demand during the post month, bath for home use
and fur export, at an advance of about 2d per lb. noon Ju'y rater ; foe
Modem, which continue scarce, a much higher adremw has bet n nerd
and several elvers are .118 on band, the high rata asked by holler,,
preventing Musiners. 823 serene of Guatemala in-lico hare pawed
misdoing the month, and mostly nod at full rates to 24. per In
Maher. Die next periodical sal, I. Rued for :he 7th October, and the
large quantity of 143,9 chests are already declared. By adrices from
Calcutta we learn that the repots from the indigo districts onntinue
variable; at Jesnore the progress is moat uneatisfaetney ; the plant in
many ports bring compered to be rut In an unripe onwe, in conse-
quence of the rising of the rivers; the crop is still estimated at
100,000 maunde. The qu entity exported from lot November. 1850,
to 10:h July. 1851, was to Great Britain 21,939 chests, to Pearce
5,598. to America 1,037, Red Pea and other places 1,319: total
30.091 cheat.. Our stock is now 37,292 chub., against 27,934 in
1850. and 37,0)3 in 1:49.

LIVIMPOOT., SnrY. 2.
The sales to-clay consist of: Sugar-20 Muds. Jamaica,
315.•. 100 Antligul, 355. di. to 353.; 50 Porto Hirt, 30.. to 325. 6d.;
1,850 byte Bents!, 395., a.l white, 4i ht. 6 Ito It, f,e graining; 3,000
mats Manilla, price not redacted. Coffee -20 bate. Mysore, 43.. Gd.
Cows-100 bags Para, 24.. 6d. Ca‘tor.oil-1041 eases. 42. Persian
Berries-28 bogs, 725. 62. Madder-roc's.-82 bales, 475.

COTTON.—LivrnrooL, SEPT. 2.—There ha% been a
steady market to-dap, and prices of all Linda are the same ea an
Friday. The sales are animated at about 4,000 Wes, 500 of which
were taken for export, end Soo for 4peculatimu and inchoate 3,500
American; 120 Pernam. and Maranhao, Gd. to 74d.; 300 Dahl; Sid.
to 64d ; 100 Egyptian, Gd. to 9d.

MANellEsTElt, SEPT. 2.—We hare had a fair amount of
business, though the market opened heavily, swing to the pertinacity
with which producers, both by spindle and lone, citing to the rather
heavy advance of price i.ernanded last rt.lezd.y, In consequence of the
upward movement in cotton. The raw matcrlal was understood to be
rather easier at Liverpool, to-day, and towards High 'Change there
was a disposition in some quarters to give way slightly. This led to
rather more activity, as far am it we .t, but the yielding in pries was
by no means general, end for water twists up to No. 30 a dnner.
wereilres. Messrs. Du Fay and Co., In their monthly circular, which
pus just been betted, estlmete the present ettn.untption of cotton at
32,000 to 33,000 toles, which they do act think, with the present eon-
tented hours of labour, is the largest. consumption that has trken
place, though they say in the bun st Penes the consumption
sever reached 33,4-0 bale.. Mr. G. F. 31toulley, its hi. review of the
pest month's operatics., (also Wooed this morning. but beforeto-day's
market), bar tome Juste 'rservat ions on the present .tate of the market.
lie says: "The principal operations have been few European ameum a-
eon sad our home trade. There have been some inveatannta also fur
the United States and the east outset of Santo Maned.. The extent of
the month's transactions his been sufficiently large to clear elf all
eligible stock of mat of the leading staple fibrin, and to Tgacc mania.
lecturers largely under contracts for a env time to come. The irn.
prevenient, so marked, eoutd not neve the notice of holden of cot.
ton, and the free buying of spinners Annulated the activity of sores-
later& end evader?, whose combined movements have enhanced the
cost of the raw material, awl rendered imperative an rename on the
priors of textile fairies. hoe eir.y delivery there partial diverted
hove be :et conceded, but as little confidence Is felt in the maintenance
of the present selvanes on cotton, especially with present prospect:nor
ample supply, mtvetunts hove ben wavy of entering Into estcoded
engagements, and coming the pest few days have evinced • dicomi-
: eon tor. Fist pretensions to the enhanced price. demanded, be with-
drawing their orders from the market. Spinners gr tie rally and the
manufacturer. of wiretal leading staple lands, hood their produc-
tion tax a short Poe swinged. are turtles,* nt present or extruding
their contracts, tank•s at an advantage in price, and hence the busts
reia of tee last tine, or four dare has been more contracted. The
market certainly exhibits less animation, end a 101 l in demand seems
imminent. The recent failures bare thus tar had no ether (feet here
than that of induei tie extreme eatvlon on the part or sellers and
;agents, sod some vague spereher.sions are eat rtafned of further em-
: barrammenta, to arise oat of monetary Treasure and lowa on (.11111.
fornian cnigignanent+ in Martin, and the untoward results of the
spring shipments t, India, and their returns in pronto. Thew pre-
dential apprehensions cannot foil to have a valuable effect In entrain-
ing the speculative spirit, so probe, notwithstanding all the revere
lessons of late years, to ran lido the extreme."

WOOLLEN CLOTII.—Ltgus, SEPT. 2.—There has
lea n been a languid, dull marker, but re believe, nharithetantling
thin, there in a rile truth• doing in balk cloth, as many of the inuutufar,
torero sro engaged in making principal,' to order.

WOOL.--liunorttsrlFLD, &pt. 2.—The state of our
Wo,l marlvt n racy.. undimmed. Very Milo doing; It being th,
general opinon that too high prima were paid at the late public Wool
&Vt.., and that Wm.ls 1T1.14 /wedeln price at the October sake, imps
manufacturers from operating to any extent.

MANUFACTURES.—HuppEuiriEtn, Sept. 2.—Tho
slacke.amerni w•e have had fur many wens. Scarcely anything
doing in any kind otgooia. Prices firm.

CORN.-11.% LrsWO WM, Sept. 2.—We were well supplied
with Wheat, and the condition not generaily no gond a. but week.
Otir quut no remain unaltered for dry paicels and a shade lower
for d dup. Peas in limited suoloy, at our flute:dons. Wheat, white,
40a. to Ida.; rest, 31s. to 38s. Peas, 211 a. to 28s. per qr.
Sept. 2.—We continue to receive good reports of
the crops in this Windily, and eating of Wheat is now general. Ar-
rivals of all articko are tow m.sierate but quite equal ti the demand
from the trade, which continue, m.o.:Aline:), limited. We bad a very
small supply of Wheat from oar lartners, which met ready rile at
fully the rates of last week. A few wimp!, rf rew %%icit shown,
which were tine in quality rind of good weight ; the prim a pai I were
Us. to 40a A moderate sale for grinding Earley. Nothing doing in
malting qtr.:toe+ for want of stocks. Yew then alto.d. and the market
theturn dearer. Very few transactions in !kali or Peas, ex.sipt In
remit Both Unwed and Linseed C.akvs are very quiet. A entail
perm' of German Rapeseed, quality very line, said ut 211. English
(atrium 211. 10.. No business In Rape Cakes. imports Irian Aug. 23
to Aug. 29 : —Whin:, 43t) ; Raley, 7111; (kits, 1,030; reas,
1G;; Linseed, 727 Oil Lakes. 126. Mom-n. 130 tons.

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li.uwlcit, Sept. 2.—We had but a groan show of Wheat
today. and the weather oontlautur arse tit d tt was ree.<ll.y taken got
at last week'. rates. Scarcely any spring earn on altar. Prices about
the same as lot wcee.

LEEns, Sr.PT. 2.—With the enevption of a shower lot
night the se:Vizir h.,. bran faro:dab:a for wars.' 14E1004'May. To-
day we bare a moderate arrival of wheat ; •w is Inquired far, and
ably with the best drseriptions of old, fetch fully rates; in.
fenor quat tea quite neglected. hark; as before. Wens SCOlee,
and sell readdy at full prior,. Oaio awl other talk:lig With, la
alteration. Arrivals this week Whrat, 3022; Outs, 62; }Utley,
363; beans, Si;3 Warding, by; Peas, 373; itisperead, ebb; Linseed,
1,437.

LEIGHTON BEZZALtD, Sept. 2.—ilie samples of new
Wbrat shown to-day • ere on the increase, still by no means a plenti-
ful calmly ; the sums met sill, a lair at, a: Geller under lam week's
currency. Old Wre.rt malattint Its price, wl:h a toleratle good
quantity offering. In other grain very little patting. Wheat, per
toad of 3 bushels, old, na. to ditto rew, 1:a. 6.4 to 2:s. Hanky,
per qr., old grinding, Ids. to Otis. Beane, old, las. to 20s. per 3
hishets. Pr as, l 6 :. W 20..
LtwEd, Sept. 2.—Our market continues very quiet for
Wheat, uud although the supply was not large, but litho lemmas was
trail:meted ; c mar gurmtly pricer remain cm on tide dry week. hanky
ctoady. teats and Pecs meet a ready sale, and the value of each it
drinly upbe:d. Ileans move off sluw,y, but our rpm, attend ore un-
altered. Wheat, old, white, 10/. hr le/. les.; red, el. ;eh tu BE let.;
new whit., lot to lot. Us. ; red. Of. to 'Jr. 3s. Barley, 245. to gas.
Out., 19.. to 21s. Beans. 275. to As. Peas, 2Cs. to . s.

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LIVEIIt•OUL, SEPT. 2.—There was a fair attendance
of both town aril country dealers at our market this inornorg,
and a good general (let:tuna was experienced fur WI sorts . f bream.
stub. Jo wheat, oar" and holism elm there was no alteration in
price, except In some beard &dm or foreign wheat, upon which a
relation of Id. to 3d. per 70Ibs wan suomittei to. Barley, beano,
and peas were in good request, but malt was Is. per qr. cheaper.
Arrivals into Liverpool and Huortiro from the 211th August to the
nepronher incluaive: Win at, 8.1..0 qrs.; Mal:, ; Oats, 1,638 ;
Beane, 2,703; I•esa, POG; Indian Corn, l,090; Uatateal, 1.235 seers;
3,06; sacks and 44,4.3 brio. Ears era to IrWand, Wheat, tai
qr..; Barley, Intl; Beans, 2a6 Indian norm toll; Ewer, 330 seeks
and 2,263 bets.
LYNN, Sept. 2.—A moderate supply of new Wheat ; qua-
lity and erudition good; prices a..3t the mane u law qioted. We
have had much vale the let ten day., and eery ladle cora cared
during that time. Wheat, red, best MA, G2lO. to Mb., 375. to sso.
NEWCAtitte, Sept. 2.—Tho weather still continues un-
settlea. (ru Sunday awl yesterday we had rale, bet not to any great
extent, and to.day is dun and threatening. The Potato disease has
portialy appimred in this district among*: the gardens, end out litters '
from Scotland iyeak very unfavourably ••1 the crop. At our tr.arket
thir morning we had inanely anything from the grower., sad only
one maniple of new In moot weetched condition ; in hint totally un-
giinilable; and hoeing very Eat. frail :a from the come, with trifling
arrivale from abroad, the tea Ie opened with great thrones., with a
I.lr buwaess •ing, at ingurday's rater. For aam dl carao of line old
Norfolk fresh-thrastud red Va. per qr. was se.o.!Cy obtauie.l,
for the tatter ilecripions of foreign nr.WaPfreely offerrd, but holders
were not willing to port with q'santity urge such terms. Flour un.
altered; at the mac time, however, there was rather more diapoeiton
to purchre choke marks, whereas middling and eiviibtlul act little
attention. Bye without change. briefing Ea:ley not rather more
inquiry, gaturaai'a rates being more Irony obi aired. Prime season.
made gal, uwi teal; other vrrts comparatively neglected. In Beans
and Peas little g. Fire old axle were in demind, and the turn
dearer. Other kind- without charge.
PLTMOriII, Sept. 2.—The weather has been fine for se-
veral days, and tanners area, bun In saving their crops of 1306ey
and tats, that their attendance was very small at tub awl"
and the hone. done In Wheat was limited to a few axles. Peaces as
before, good Front ft Wheats, red, making ato. to 375. 6.1. per feelh.
Flour, lid. to Is. per neck lower.
S.tLISISCRT, Sept. 2.—At our market this morning we
bad a short rupply of old Wheat, and the attendance was more no.
=roux than Let week. Last triareet's priors were fully 'appealed,
whilst the transactions were only to supply immediate wants, the
general imPremion ainennt the dealers bring that the prices will
come down. There were eeveral hard. ample. of new Wheat on of.
r, which met with but little attention, but the Wiliest pries ob.
tined, as we could learn, was lee. Id. per sack. Mors was a short
supply of old Larky ; trade slack, and pekes nominally assltersd. A
few samples of nen Barley, of ordinary quity, were shown, but no
sales came under our natlae. Oats were without change, atd act
nintb doing la the article. New Beans and Peas are plentiful, and
miss very d.IL The present prices : Wheat, white, Iles.
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b 40z; red, 36a. to 3as.• new, in. to 375. Barley, lia. 2.a. 6d.
Oats, 20s. to 245. Beans,lnaglisb, S6s. to 40e.; Egyptian. 30.. to
Rye, 30s. to 34. e. per qr. Mali, 6s. 6d. to 7v. per bualiel. Tarn, 3s.
to Ts. Flour, 2ls. no 30e. per sack.

CATTLE, &C.—BRISTOL GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
nta.—Taupe, Sept. 2.—The weal hallyearly Criatol Horse sod
Cattle Ms eeenareced yesterday Lel gabbed today. Mere Tem a
large aembeg et nom Iffeegitt to the Yy awl the quality geserelly
*folic gee wog geol. Oleg metwet elf walk and there vas
a hrgeituagel kr gni met eel% may ell erullelt were dewed
eget eareeseratlve prises. Then we a abort sag* of fit Pet=
Oa
the lie we jaw, prime ringing hem to gee. gee wt. Then
ens a Iglikeele kg fat Sheep, at igl. ger If., the senly helm men.
Of Mere Mug there was a goodly dew, log ObeyO sat eft
BUr AN.
aft
BMA pas stalimaid rem ermengel high m The
vieDsgmbilw aim sztronsly an% mg the kw Rein =
1 wok r

ROTHERHAM, September 1 —The supply of Beasts
preeent a falling off from lot we.k, nor dt woo coneWer th•
quality quite se rood as usual. We h..ve n d a large attendance of
buyers, yet a fair business Dotwothstanding, and all vie Aile
things cleared off. We are well su,opl.e.l She p Indeed. for the
Leos of the year, we have this morn ng a large number o.:L offer, and
many 'age buyers from Liverpool. Manchester, and other place' am-
tonued their operations la this market. A brink den and t• the con-
',quince, at an lmprovemeat of 2s. to S•. per he ~I, All sold op. &et,
M MM. to Se. 10d. per stone. glutton, Sel. to SO. per lb.

SALTenTRY, Sept. 2.—The quality of the Beasts to-day
was very good, end the supply large. !lest on Oze.t were • quick
rat, t nd prices lad an upward tendency ; and although poor Beasts
lay am hand, nearly everything washand, saki at the close at bummer, at
the extreme rates of this day se'nnicht. Mutton was also largely
supplied, but there w an a goad coniiumptiire demand, and everything
sold tolerably well at the terms of lot market. Lomb was sufficient
for the demand, though the supply was not so good as of Isle ;
prices were, however, nominally unaltered. In Calres the business
arm trifling, the supply being very short, and prices have an upward
tendthey. Tce Pig trade w., a little better ; the supply large, and
goal Pigs brought their fill value. Or Reef, As. Gd. to 45.; Cow and
IleCer ditto, fa. 6.1. to ce. per toore. Down Mutton, 5.11. to 6d. per
lb.; teg, Rc., 41d. to NI. Lamb, GA to 7d.; Veul, sd. to rel. ;
Pork, retail, sil. to Gil. Bacon, gran, 6;d. to 7d. ; dry, ed.
Store Pigs, 14s. to I.ls. tech.

Sr. PF.TERcIITRO, AUGPST 23.
Conn.—The reports of the crepe arc Icon favourable than
a few weeks *mar ; the gr, in. It is mid, not arras in umn :ion or
the straw ; and there has icen some Inquiry for rye for neat year.
Deals.-I,ooodoz. second deals, redwood, taken. tow tae price Is not
known. In Flax there has been wine mi.vemcnt. Of miner deal rs,
Ire ton have beta taken, at 103 ro. for 9.11em1. sot 170 tors at some-
thing over 107 ro., but the price is not evietly Mown; white 150
tom, prepared fur the Kigs ,nutlet, have been Liken a Bothers
Ardamatirky at 130 en.; and more business i• talk sl of. Hemp.—
About 400 tons clean taken for the .Imerican and Ituagion navy, at
92 en. and 03 ro.; and 100 tons for export, at 901 To. to 91 en; and
trifles of aorta at the quotations. Iron.—r/\OOO pools sheet Iron have
been contracted for of &Igor Jacevler* heirs, at 2 to. 7.3 es. 8., 70 en.
down; the remainder on delivery. LlnaeoL —The trawn.etions have
been considerable ; probably about 1;000 diets., it 2.4 en. to 21 en.
for Vinson; ffi ro. to 29 ro. for Ukraine; and 391 ro. for Soma.
Tallow.—About 1,000 risks, on the spot, bare been done during the
week at 115 ro. and 117 ro. ; awl 1,500 to 2,900 casks, on contract,
for the month, at 117 ro. to 118 ro. The market, however, continues
very unsteady, and the Russians are reported to be consighing.
Imports—Olive oil Is in better demand, bat the stork ronteam
horsy. Sugars.—Very dull of sale, and the import beery. The
yield of beetroot is understood to be abiutlant. Vaebances.—London,
months, 37 11.10 to 3, per S. ro.; Amsterdam, 3 months, IS.; to
1864 ditto; Hamburg. 3 months, 334 to 13.10 ditto; Park, 3 montlis,
3931 dolt". Freights to Loudon—For deals, 414. i‘er st. hit.; hemp,
33e. per ton; liaised, 2s. Bd. per quarter; tallow, 17e. per ton.