The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-01 00:00:00

MARKETP.

COTTON.—Livnaroor., AUGUST 31.—The market has
been quiet to-day, and the late este' are but barely supported.
The sake aree,ooo bake, of which 1000 are for speculation
and export. 700 Bunt, 41d. to 6fd. • 100 Egypuan, 80.
to 97d.; 40 Bahia, sit ; 10 3laranhim, 9d.; 20 ?imam,
87d. to 137 d.; 6,130 Americaa.

COTTON GOODB.—blesturnersa„ Annan 3l.—The
war& as bend from Calmer sal Bombay hem Id to ad-
Obeid fines= to the sorbet, sod the improrossat to
toad.is her the Okra sews bee to
ersoled kalif
riled to India. Brim hes to setae szlest bees
Arid by the advises but es irproverst d4O. to W.
=sr the nutrias of Turley Straight am readily
as 40-inak abirtlage sad as impeserased la
the erns ere os inedepelbses,, *soars, and eraser Indiair fabrics. The rafts meetly fensesded by assishetsrers re
higher than them mad is 110.11 ears they bre dsollasd .to
eater lab sew oestrams, laving their bash ler MINI
Yesit) 00010. 111 other fabrics. seek as dotresties, proem
keg cloths, sad T cloths, three is a real, thread, with bi-
proviag rates. A very healthy is des rapers! in of
yara merket, with prior fatly eddy lb. arms the Mee of
last Tuesday, sad a for badmen dreg/or his sod also hr
Germany. The hose teals me aro emir. mien hasty Mr
the sorbet. Fine yams, white bare been so lam
ant rearrizur man stilettos from the bore rads =it
basks= has Mrs doss is than at as advisee of prior.

WOOLLIIN.—Lintee, Augurs 31.—Tlw imarket hes
bets rather guiles this menthig as s•ap•rad with betiwdey.
There bee ace bets se mamma as •ttaad•gos of
war M awe\ bushman Ireawetal, but still • Toses
away, /my be repassed.

WOOLL—HUDDIRITIZLD, AIIOVIIIT 31.—Now that
the most import el dais of the year is over, and prices
setablielink niestaimenwers ere becoming more reconciled to
present rates, and ere laying ia stocks rather freely, which
cause the wool Media to be very active.
Livenroot., Item I.—The principal %eldest in the wool
trade during the pest month has been the satisfsetory ter-
ndnalima et the Leaden colonial salsa. The ant aeries of
• 001Mcsig TT,600 bales doe wools—Amin/Inn, New
Zealand, ilm....oolslllefeed ea July 16, and terminated
on slap 24 alt. ; the attendance throughout we. good,
bidding@ brisk, and an advance in price was realised of fully
Id. per lb. on lam sales. The fact of each a large quantity
hence been rikT mold, and the intimated attention of
buyers having hen steadily sustained during a period of six
week", la a oonvincing proof that our staple trade is in a
healthy condition, and that It baa fully recovered from the
prestranon occasionedby the late panto. The low wool sales
teenhumni on the 27th ult., and emptied only about
1,400 balm Best India beeides 5.6 M Rendes, Soath
American and muidries. The fine qualities Beet India sold
with 'pith at an &drums of ed. to Id, on the last Lireerrppooool
Wes; In lower desmiptions not much alteration;
average quality, Td., but mostly withdrawn for higher
prime; Boma Ayres (which was of inferior daeoriptim)
and Grimy Galan toned ready buyers a' quotations, end
meld principally for the American market. O Iced trade
les bees amimated, and higher rates have been remand for
several leseriptione of wool. Good Egyptians, Oporto, and
Peruvian, are In brisk demand, but unfortunately we have
Mill to cemptaiu of light stocks. English flame and lamb
me nearly sought after, and move off as feat as they arrive at
ms advisee of ld. per lb. on the month. Scotch both laid
and white, in better request. In the manufacturing districts
emigre are plentiful, most of the milts fully occupied, and, if
prune consumption condense, we see no probability of
loworquotation for some time to oome.—(From W. Grosso
ad Co.'s Woldtly Circular.)

lIIANTJFACTIIRES.—Huommunizo, Avoun
The unladen°. of buyers continue. pod, and the improve-
ment established two or three weeks age is well matatalassi.
There is also a briak Widness doing in low mica minim's*,
which generally have a nut at this season for the bona
whiter trade.

CORN.—HULL, Avoca —Aerials from abroad, ape-
clay w beat, ant gala moderate ; Manly souatry frees whisk
Importatiose ma at protect be made with saythag Nice •
marginal podt appears to be Frac.; the Lac edam from
New York, pre Persia, speak of activity mad ea avowal,
market with f.o.b. quotations fully ea a par with the alas la
this klagdom. Blmilar canals as regards comparedve
prices reach from the Danube sad Black Bea, whin tho
mops are reposted to have suiferad considerably hose the
intense beat duet.g mamma, followed by extremely Calmat
rains immedlataly harvest. The mother daring as
week has be.. variable, still am to put a atop eatlssiy to
harvest °psalms, although so doubt some eons has law
honied, sad our the ma a good quantity CH amiss
unbowed. The wheat trade slam our last Ws ham steady,
but in lito abeam of fresh arrivals from abroad few frac
solo= hare tibia place, holders of leaded prods sot tams

=yn accept present miring ; there brae however, beeel
more inquiry after old kedge, and in tbe retell
Wes made sellers have had a trilling advantage, though ea
to that extent as to wanes' any alteration In quotations.
Barley moves off freely at 6d.—la. par qr. advance end mast
of the anima &and off ; the asamimptioa of this erode
appellee to be fully equal to theism/ea, erbiah of late hese
be rather extensive. At the mead bratty a small supply
of both old and new ',beat ; rushes.' were made at the
openMg of basin= at last week's rates, but towards the
dose as advance of Is. par qr. was established. Foreign
held too edflly to admit of any transactions of morass'.
Barley ain require at the improvement noted daring the
week. Beans and peas creep up in value, especially the
former, from actual sieretty. Oats meet steady sale at late
currency. Winter tams ask* Lacy prima, growers talk of
100 s. per qr. The foreign imports Let week are 114 under
Wheat. 629 qrs. • barley, 3,2413 ; oats, 371; beim, 162,
rapasiled 16184; oil oaks', 16 tons.—(peon
peas l;
Stringy and Co.'s Cireular.)

LIMA, AVOTAT 31.-We have a geed deal of rein
this Ensuing, and the Tatar aware broken. The
supply of wheat is small, sad old end bang 671111 We of
new are held firmly, and met a kik sale at Friday'. rates.
Barley as before. Beans and oats Inch fulliziass. Otte
articles as before. Aversge.inles of - Whew;
3.B7?sprs., 454. 10}d. ; , 21. e. I.; oats, 32 cm
29e. . ; beans, 34 qrs., 1 ,• peas, 10 qee., 42.. 64.;
rye, 31 qrs., 33.. 83d. vale this week :- Whist
1,941 qrs.; barley, 339; beans, 475; rapeseed, 60; lieretd,
1,070 qrs.
lArie ,N Acorwr 31.-Ths Weather since Friday bas best
unsettled, with heavy showers at Intervals. To-day rep*,
from the growers are numerous, of the defeetive yield of the
new wheat. To this day's market the "apply of wheett,.l44
old and new, was better than last week ; and a steady de.
mend was exparimoed at last Tuesday's currency. Bark,
and bases fogy as deer. Wheat, white, fillbs. to 631 W., 454
to 48s. ; ditto red, dOlbs. to 6Bbs., 445. to 446.; ditto, new,
Me. to 64165., 424. to 465.; ditto, ditto, 6011 n. to kite.,
41s. to 42a. Barley, Chevalier new, 621bs. to 64165., 392. to
435. • ditto, common, bulbs. to 621 b.., 32.. to 3d.. Boni,
old, '66lbs. to 6641b5., 43e. to 465. ; ditto, new, 641b1i. to
661bn, to 41s. to 43.. per qr. to the growers.
N,woaena, ATIOUST 31.-The weather has UMW
a more m.setled appointees, which le much against the
winning of the crop; as yet no damage has occurred, but
000 intn.l3oo of ungenial weather would place what ikon-
standing In great jeopardy. At our market, this
ea
we had a large show of new wheat from the growe
varions condition, but clearly exhiltitin,g sn improveonet
upon the samples previously shown, and a pretty ready
clearasoe was effected at 38s. -to 485., according to quality
and dryness. South country new, on the contrary, war is
less favour, and had sales been fort4d, a redaction of fully Is.
to 24 per qr. must have been oaoceded, whereas line old was
the tarn dearer. For extra south country, old yellow,
495. 3d. was refused, whilst 48s. was bid in vain for general
num Foreign had more tone, and 604. was cured for a
very choke of lot red from Newtown, weigh naturally
6111 h,., high-mixed Dental* at the same timeng slowly
at 625. to 634 Flour steadily maintains Its value, with an
Increased inquiry. Other articles much as before.

I IBUTTER.—Con=, Armors Wl. 104.; swear,
102 u; thirds, 975. ; fourths, 945. ;,,fifths 84.; sixth's, 60s,
2,600 firkins in market.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS. Nostrum
Bommaze.—/deems. Browne, Hunter, and Co., of Li-
verpool in their circular of the 81sttilt., may :
" The improvement in busincee which was apparent at the
date of our circular of the list alto. has beooms mere
strengthened and decided from week to week Uwe, and isrger
transsotioes bare been entered into throughent the psm
month, evidandng a steady but ewe return to a healthy Man
of trade. The vvaallme of produce, of which tarp mocha have
accumulated, does not es yet, show much rnbanamnt ;
crewed consumption and diminished supplies, however, IA
no doubt, ere long have as influence upon prices. The neer
completion of an abundant harvest, and the aatidectory eel.
Clement of the late differences of the Allied Powers ulk
China, cannot fafl also to give a stimulus to commerce, sad
may reasonably be expected to extend minutely our taw
candle relation, with that country. The Board of Trade
returns for July confirm the hitherto prevailing impreeita
of greater acty in business. The declared vane of ex-
ports of British mantdititures and produce during that
month amounted to 10,993,9971. being considerably above the
average of the seven months of this year ending 31* nit."