The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—BarsTot.. lootna 30.—The demand oontins
very dul4 end there is but little business doing : prices a
again ether lower. Refined sells slowly at a further
cline of 6d. per ewt.

COTTON.—Livistroot, AUGUST 30.—Cotton continua
in limited demand, and freely offered ; price. have heti
very irregular, and dose with a further decline from Li
week's quotations in all descriptions. In Sea Island t
business has been moderate, without change in prie,
American has fallen id. in the common and middli
qualities. New York advice. to the 24th ins
quote Middling American 27 cents, costing to
in Liverpool lid, per sailing vessel or steith,
There is a very general desire to sell Brazil, and vi
only a limited inquiry quotations are reduced id. to
per lb. Egyptian has been greatly pressed for sale, au
holders have made daily concessions, so that prices hi
receded about Id, per lb. during the week, at which
duction it oontinues heavy and freely offered. Smyrna
neglected, and slightly easier in price. East India h
been very heavy throughout the week, and
many instances sales have been pressed at
average decline of nearly id. per lb. 15
hams have taken during the week, 1,550 bales ;
porters, 14,890 bales ; and the trade, 35,680 bales. T
the demand continues limited, and prices are still '
and favouring buyers. The sales are 8,000 bales, of w •
2,000 are for export and speculation. The foil
the official quotations : —Fair Orleans, 13d. ; mid '
10 d ; fair Mobile, 121 d. ; middling, lON. ; fair Up
120. ; middling, 101 d.

COTTON GOODS.—lisneumeres, Aenuee 30.—Tie
is very little doing in either yarn or cloth and the reek
still wears a very depressed tone. Not only is the del
sion stilli severely felt in shipping yarns, which had .1
*lined id. to id. per lb. on Tuesday, but there is nee
nothing doing for the markets of Indiaand Germany. Ii
price of yarns for these markets is again 'other lower, bi
what stops business is not a question of pries, but i
absence of demand. Yarns for China have been ea exei
I tion, and buyers of these have operated pretty free!
the full rates of the day. For home trade yarns th
market is depressed, and they are almost unsaleable. dry
demand for yarns suitable to Glasgow is equally
Prices are tending downward for meet description.
ocips: sad we have now had ten to twelve days of et.]
decline. In cloth the same weakening tone which beam
veiled for some time still continues, and is attended
much irregularity in prices. Buyers continue to nmkerelu
Lions in the rates they offer, and will only give these wic
the goods are in stock, or can be quickly supplied.
low rates have met with aceeptance in some Matsu°
where geode are on hand, but manufacturers find it in
possible to put down orders to contract except under tl
feeling that they have only the alternative of doing 'hi
stopping their looms, or making to stock. There is
opinion expressed in some quarters that the market h
now probably reached its lowest point, but few seen
have practical faith enough in it to hold goods *her,
opportunity of selling presents itself. We close
much liminess for any foreign markets, and long cl.i
T cloths, domestics and counterpanes for the home to
are but in moderate demand, partaking of the same to
deny to weakness which affects other fabrics.

CORN.—Cernmaroan, ArGyer 30. —The wettl
being fine for farming operations there was a very we
supply of wheat at market, and the prices of last
were given in most instances. The yield of the wheit
not well spoken of, and the quality of white is far 'rt-
good, being much blighted—white, 625. to Ws. ; rcd,
to 625.

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LINCOLN, ACCOST 30.—We have had a nice supply
new wheat to-day, and the quality very fair ; condition
nerallY very good. There was a moderate demand for i
mediate delivery at 3a. per qr. below last week's rates
red, 58a. to 63a. ; white, Ms. to 67e.
WAICZNIALD, ACCOST 30.—Wheat trade slow.
neglected. Ncw ea the spot in moderate demand, at
prima. Other articles unaltered.

COALS.—Lownon, Aroma M.—Hastings Harder. 1'
3d. ; Holywell Main, 17s. ; Wylam, ; Walls Ei
Framwellgate 18s. ; Walla End Hetton, Wills
Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walla End KaUoe. I,s. 9d.; Walla Er
East Hartlepool, 19.. tiel. ; Walls End Original Haiti
pool, 208.--81 tips at market, 49 ; sold, 311.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.
BARTLE/T.—August 29, at Hari road. South Vatepste.“.
1' wile of T. H. Bartlett, of a daughter
BOOK MR.—August 29, at The Parade. Edmonton, the wily
Booker, Esq., of a daughter.
11Wit —Rufus' re. at Upper Berkeleyatreet, Portman.v
the wife of W. Hood, WU., of • non.
STRAINS. —August 28, at Springfield, Lonishipdanc. '4'l
the wife of A. Steains. jun., Req., .•1 • daughter.
awAtmAN.—August 29, the wife of the Bev. I'. Swatman..ll2
lain of Ours Hospital, of a oon.
TAYl.A.t.—Aogust fit, at the Panonage, 6urr°'
wife of the Bey. 8. B. Tailor, of • son.
BIRRHIRHSH.
HARBISON—W).—August 29, at rtt.l'ancras Cheryl..
Rev. Canon Chasupneya, C. R. Harrison. 1.8‘..1 r"
Essex, to Jemirus Constance. daughter of D. Ito-t, t'11•
Egrenteet-plaw, F.uston.road, London.
PHILBItICK--.10NR4 —August 2s, ipesci,•h. 1.). the father
the bride, H. Phllbrick, Lincolesinnittl.ls. Londerl.
P. B. Philbrick. Colettest,r. to Charlotte A2rrtet da"
of the Rev. E. Jones, of Ipswich. I,ublin4ti, n,
YOUNG - YOUNG—August 28, at St. Sasioufi.
the Bev. J. (heaves, the Bev. F. W. yo:atz.
hunt, Great Malvern, to Jane Catherine, daughter ,l
egYiro:l:o74.
s.e.rem.terracemu.nched,ELllkedrediee.park..t.
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torts, widow of the late W. chuton. aged =7 • •
HARRlS.—Augusta, at Bedford-park. Croydon, Surrey. L't
widow of the late 0. Harris, Row. aged 11l
MANNING.—August 28, Elisabeth, the wife of G. Ilk
R.N., of Lymbigton, aged 71. •
PENRICH—August
at Witten, Norwich, Maria Cath
widow of the late J. Penrice, Faq . aged rte.
SICKLLY.—August 27, at Bletchingiey, Ada Hewlett; da
of Mr. A. Skelly. wife'
TBOUBILIDOK.—August 29, in LondooLowieli Jaws.
Colonel Sir T. St. Vincent Troubridge. Bert. es 11'

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Meek In Lorsbani-etnet. to the Probst et Whblo.--
BATURDAY, AVMS It. UR.

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