The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

MAREE7S.

COTTON.—Ltaaitroot., Baer. I.—Tlat sato of coma
to-day ara astmatad at 5,000 balsa ♦ mead, 'market at
yestartlap'• picas.

COTTON 00QD3.-91 egomania, Barr. I.—Meters.
Robert Frothed and Brother's Monthly Circular reporta :
At the ead of July there were ao emits of goods or yams
fa this market, sad producers were gunrally well engaged
far future delivery. The crecurnatance has served to sup-
port prices duriagaille past month, the reduction bring only
about equal to of the value of the raw material, not-
withstanding the gems of any large amount of buying,
sad in the face of very depressing accounts ban Calcutta,
the most imprint outlet for the staples of the district.
Within the lest ism dams extensive purchases have been
made for Bombay sad Ca, and 40-inch ahntiap are now
quoted lid. to 3d. per piece higher than the rates current
ten day. age. TM market geasrally is remarkably firm.
The exports of cows piece goods atm yams tor the mouth
are 1096.57 packages, against 110,842 for the same time Lot
year. The shipments to Calcutta in August have been
22,410 packages of goods and 3,100 yams, against an average
of the previous twelve month, of 18,664 packages of goods
sad 2,820 yarns; end to Bombay slaty have been 11,471
packages of goods sad 2,632 yarns, against 9,913 packages
of goods and 2,677 yarns. The following elseattication shows
the proportion shipped to the various markets of the world:
Parrs. Cotton Pounds
Pleas Goods. Cotton Yarns.
Ram Indies
China
Atistrales
Central end South Ameba .. 16.7
North America 9.0
West ladies
Comet of Africa 0.8
Turkey, igypt, sad Lemurs .. 03.3
Germany sin/_ Helloed 3.1
Other Ramose &atm

WOOL AND WORtiTED.—Baasiroan, Bzpi. I.
Tare is very thole doing is the wool trade, sad that little *
at a reduction is pica. The morkst a well as spinners la
will .applied, and at peanut high plots silos are difficult to
east. There le a steady trade doing in sons sad broke. sad
tarts, sad prices are without charge. Thole is no change
Is tapers la the hoar trade, which continues active. There
is salaam dulness la the demand for yarns for export, sad
mearesty say trot claim are given ont. Priers are not satia-
astery, se the late high price. cd wool hove not bola realised
In gala there is no change wawa, of note.
exam to to will sinplopoil, oaf their pro-
amass an daily to oar.

CORN.—Btisisonas, SEPT. I.—At Glomeentor market
en the 27th wheat basely tuain.dard the ourreury of the
tev:week. At Worcester, the same day, reduction of
i7ra quarter wee reluctantly submitted to. Barley in
Irk deemed at preview rates. Oats doll, and tending down-
wards. Bass le pee quarter cheaper. Peas neglected.
D the present week not mc has been offer-
Motingg, but to make progress in saluesh wooswheatos decline had to be
sobmitted to, Barley sells heel, at previous miss. Oats no
lower. Very little doing in beans oe per. At Wolver-
hampton yesterday there weer fair suyply of whew, which
sold slowly at a decline of le. per viewer. At this day's
market there was • less supply of wheat, and the trade
ruled dull, but lower priori were sot generally submitted to.
Barley in fair dossed at previous rater. Oats only tam&
limited quantitim. Beane sod pees difficult to sell is qua-
tity. The millers reduced the retell price of Boar 4L
per esuk.

Div rots, Seer. I.—We had again a small supply of
wheat; the trod* was better, and the best old and tine dry
new sold teslily, the turn being in favour of the seller;
secondary qualities folly maintained last week's prices.
There wen a few small lots of new barley, the quality was
various; ose or two of the beet *old at 36. t. a qr. Rye sold
at from I6e. to lias. a sack ; and twes, which were In better
supply, sold at from 7s. to Ba. a bushel. Wheat, hest. 12e.
to 46e. per qr.; middling, 365. to 125.; inferior, 33.. to
36e. Barley, 26e. to 36e. Oat., 23e. to if.. Brous, 46..
to 60e. Peas, 12s. to 461. Floor, ens, 34.. to 38e. per
sack ; eroads, Va. to bro.
MA1%01,2,7114 Barr. I.—Sinn Sunday the weather has
been exceedingly wet and cold. The trade doting the week
be. remained in much the name condition as previously re-
ported, the demand for all articled being on the merest re-
tail koala, for immediate consumption, and in prices generally
buyers have had the turn in their favour. The import, into
Liverpool are *gain to a limited amount from all quarters.
Oar market this morning was only moderately attended,
and ruled extremely languid throughout. Old English
wheat declined Is. and new 2s. per quarter, with a very
rotted business. Floor also sold slowly at a redaction of Is.
per sack. Oats were Id. per 421 b., and oatmeal Is. per lead
tower. Beaus declined 61. to Is. per quarter, but Indian
corn we. rather firmer.

NEWARK ADROIT 31.-Here, to-day, the supply of
wheat, boa old sad new. wan moderate; old aorta realised
about last week's currencies, new ditto met with a tolerable
ale at • Mired= of Is. to 2s. per qr. White, 48a. to 50e. •
red, 47e. to 495. par 36 stone. TAR new barley at marks;
was of varied quality. and maintained its value; malting,
36e, t. 425. per qr.; grinding, 28s. to 30e. per 30 stone.
There was • fair show of oats; the new qualities being easier
to puredine-25e. to 27e. per 24 stone. In beans (of which
the .apply was small) there was no material change, the de-
migod Wag slow ; prima ranged from 44. to 62e. per 38
stone ; pees, 34. to 405.; tang, 60s. to 60s. pee qr.
Mammas, Sari. 1.-We had • good supply of wheat,
windmill, now, which met a steady sale ate reduction of
seem Is. to 2s. per qr.; old fully maintained last werk's
rat... flome new barley ma offer of fear quality, but is there
was no demand very little changed hands, price. ranging
team 36e. to 44. per qr. Oata, beans, and peas dull and
1141.19.
UIERTDOR, SEPT. 1.-Tbere Is a good supply of wheat,
which meets • slow side ; new is 1.. to 2s. per qr. cheaper.
Oats are • better agile. Wheat, 42a. to 64.; barley, 325. to
365. ; *sta. 24. to 30..; peas, 36e. to 425. ; beans, 365. to
411 e.; rye, 32.. te Wis. per qr. Tama, Ba. to 9s. per bushel.
WATERFORD Auo WIT 31.-We here had fair supplies of
borniegrovrn graini some Saturday, and liberal arrivals of
Indian corn. Wheat and oat. may be written rather lower,
with • steady business passing In each. Indian corn still
largely inquired for. but in. armneas of holders prevents
business. Flour dull.

Dutton Avocet. 31.—We had in the market to-day
716 qrs. mbast,'Bs7 barley, 1,178 nay end 20 Desna. These
were sold—Wheat, 488 qrs.; balky, 756; oak 845; Nnti
bow, 8 qty. 8.1. heavy. As compared with last weak—
Wheat was ad. down on top, and Bd. down on average. Bar-
ley we. 6d. up tn top, and 2.. 10.1. up on average. Oats
were 3d. down on top, and sd. down on average. Beans
were 2s. 6d. down on top, and sd. down an average. New
wheat, Ist, 47e. 3d.; 2nd, 43e. 6d.; 3rd, Me.; weight,
6511 be. Priem per Imperial qr. :—Wheat, old, 40s. to
47c M. Barley, 27s to 375. Bd. Osts, 21s. ed. to 30e.
Beans, 48s. Weight of top—Whest, 6511b5. ; barley, 56111».;0at5, ; and beans, 84ilte.

GLASOOW, AUOCIIT 31.—AnIvels continue MAW. The
tresiber hes bees stoney sod wet ghee the coanaesonstst of

the week, interrupting7he oat barred; but the pester pest
of the wheat has been secured In good order. Trade hoe
contented Ina very languid state. acid fake of wheat have
only been practicable at reduced quotations. In other articles
the tendency has been also downwarde, with the exemption of
barley, for which there has been some little Inquiry. This
fey. market we. thinly attended, and In any sales of
wheat effected a reduction of 6d. to Is. per boll had to be
cediosded, and 641. to Is. per rack on flour. Old oats were
freely offend at a decline of tally 6J. per boll, and oatmeal
was pressed at 2e. to 3s. per toed under Mar quotatioas.
Beans and paw 6S. to Is. aboard. Barley supported m-
elons rates.

cerru.—EDlN7Vlol4, AUOVIT 31.—The number was
686, being 138 more thise him week. Good cattle scarce,
the market being comp...lid of very inferior animals. Best
beef, from 7s. 6d. to 8..; middliog sad inferior from 6e. to
Ts. per imperial stone. A cilearmee sot effected. Fed pigs,
from de. 34. to 6s. 6d. par imperial emus; six to eight weeks
old ditto, irons Be. to 12s. • head. There were 11,601 sheep
this morning, 2.284 being store lambs. Demand good, at
about Ism week's prices; a damage not <Bead with th•
inferior worts. Beet aged mutton from 6id. to 611.; ewes
and Inferior from sd. to 6d. per lb. Lambs, top price, 335. ;
current top, 235. ; current prim for the best, from 16e. to
20..; middling and Inferior, from 78.6 d. to 12e. a bead;
blackhead, 180., 13e., 12s. top mice, current, from
9.. 31. to 10s. 6d., and down to S. a bead. Numbers is
market—Show°, 11;601 ; fat cattle, 666; Ina ditto, 29;
milch cows, 79; pig*, 241.

THI CORN TRLDR.-13tanz mu itan,Sert.l.—Daring
the peat math the weather has continued my list, with
samicasi storms and mamas, which were very beeetbrial to
the mot arum but have caused a great deal of the wheat mad
other ears to be hurriedly second in indifferent coadition.
The yield la geherally complained of, not that It is wader ea
avenge, bat no bring so much lea than last year's aop, coa-
lman oar maim that this was the hugest ever grown a
Unload. The quality varies considerably ; setae eel=
are very Bee and harry, others anal and shrivelled.
In France are about tbe same es ours, bat declining, from
which we infer that tapir predate to greeter then was =dial-
pad ; and the seine remark applies to the United States,
Goa oh. nor a few shipment. of lour have been already
made to Ragland. la the Ronan end Neapolitaa Bates of
Italy the export of wheat is prohibited, sod has import per-
mitted, la imanguecoa of the deficiency of Mk crop.. The
*best harvest to still favourably reported of from the
Danube and Russia, but in the latter onatry the If
• coca coop is said to have felled. The new sae-
plse d wales which have been seat frees the Baltic
an very lax and the pep in Ciananty I. meet-
dared a fall eversta, and neared In striding coaditioh.
The imam Into Glinuester have been ounaideratie, whirls,

; added to large supplies of both use and old (rota the farmers,
cavedsc caved • derlr b. • in our priors of about 2.. per quarter on ell
distaiplioss. Our premat quototioos are, English red
wheat, old. is. ld. to 6..84.; new, be. to 511. 61. ; white, old,
be. tn ; now, bs. 4d. k 6n.10d. p, r Übe.. at Bir-
mingham. Yreraih, is. 24. to be. Ed. ; Maslen, bs. 4d. to
ba. tid., per 6Ebs., et Okamoto,. TM Imlay crop is more
favourably spokes of ore regards quality, but the quantity is
Teas thee rupee ed rime time Lack. The value during tl.c
month has not veried to any quotable extent. with a good
retail demand Ire immediate cmouroption. Our stocks at
Oloneseter are reduced, although the imports have been to a
fair extent. Our present pros are, l'remcii, 270. to 294.;
27..' odesms, 23e. 24a., up to 265. for sweet,
all pe.r31121115., at Birmingham. No Danish offering. Our
supplies doges have exceeded the demand, and all except the
boom qualities of both old sad new, are very difficult to dis-
pose of at lowering rims. Irish heavy white ere held at 24e.
MM.; light, 225. to 2.2 e.; blark,23e. to 2'20. 61.; grey, 22.. bd.
to 20e.; Dutch, 26e. to 27“. 6d., per 31210., a. Gloucester.
Beans continue to rule very dull, and a reduction of Is. M
Ss. per quarter bas takes pl.ue on foreign, sad on English
2a. to 3s. A good many new are offoring of flue quality and
condition, and sell at 16s. to 17s. per 19618 e. Old, li.. to
19..; Dutch, 17s. 6d. to lhe.; Egyptian, lbs. 6d. to 16e.,
all pet, 19610., at Birmingham. Poe find buyers very
slowly, and are le. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. White,
lbs. 6d. to 16e. ; blue, 14e. 6d. to 16e. pet 19616 e., at Glou-
cester. We bare had a good retail demand for Indian corn
at 12a. to 12s. 641. per 19610., et Gloucester, sad it is now
held for more money in ocarequente of the reported income
dames amongst the potatoes. Dari and millet sell slowly;
the framer at Ils. b 12a, the latter at 9s. 6d. to 10s. per
19610., Oloncester.-(From blesers..l. and C. Bturge's
Koothly Clicalar.)

STEAM SHIPPING.—Seer. I.—Ws are unable to re-
port any material change in the stale of basitima affecting
steam shipping irdensta during the month of August.
although the sound condition of commercial affairs in this
country must eventually exert a beneficial infinenoe. Not-
withstanding some demand for steam teenage to the Baltic
and elsewhere return cargoes fif we eicept engagements for
haft from the Mediterranean) ere with diMculty obtained,
and heightens remains in the Inactive state we have so fre-
quently notified of late. The home trade eontinnes to form
the chief source of employment, and at preuent absorbs a
very large amount of steam tonnage. Rather more inquiry
exists fur sew week for special requinmente, and a few
beadles fines have contracts fur intim and paddle-wheel
steamers. anent secood-hand atesmen have Mod per-
chasers In the mores el the myth, at approximate prices to
them that have recontly bees o6talasd. A heavy uppy of
thee elms of property bower stilt remains for diapm•L Up
to the preen& date, we bays not rxperienced the usual extra
fright demod for mem vessels which this quarter of the
year minarally ;indoor, nor are three many indications of
this ,mrmimee yet perceptible. Whatever the season we
would much prefer to have • more satiafectoey state of matters
to report.—Mom the tinnier of Maws. Alfred Brett
sad Co.)