The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—LIVIMPOOL, AUGUST SA—The isissofeottoa
to-day me estimated at 7,000 bales. The market it without
champ from yesterday.

COTTON 000D8.—libarcumares, Ammo" 30.—There
Lae been an improvement in the demand both for was and
cloths, at rather higber rates. la yam a Imp butane ie
reported to-day, priaoipally for Germany sad India, and the
point& of water sad mule twist suited to these market' are
quoted Id. per lb. higher than they were a weak ego. The
home trade have also been baying freely in yarn, and the

canna/ and qualities wed by inanlfseturirs foreastivn fabrics
are very firm in price, but have not advanced. There has
not been much business dons in twist for the Mediterranean.

The biters from Bombay last week, bringing indents, or
native orders, have led to a good deal of badness for cloth
since then, and the market has felt the advantage of this
activity to-day in rather firmer prima. There is also a better
Bolin amongst hues' for Calcutta, notwithstanding the ua-
fivourable advises received by the last letters to hand. A
report that private telegrams thence to the 3rd lastest pro-
veiled • few days ago, bat it cannot be traced to any authentio
source. The news to hand from lade of the better position
of the rice mops through a copious fall of rain, however,
have led to the anticipation of better news regarding the
Import market In that country, and have probably somewhat
influenced perobaiers. India 40-inch shirting., 36-inoh
printers, aud low qualiti of T cloths kr Bombay ars all is
more demand then on this day week, and ocenreand rather
better rates. Cloths suited to the home trade are also in
better dmead. Domestics are in damead, bat it ia not pro-
portioned to the production, and prices are umatiefeetory.
The demand referred to lam week as being about to be pee-
sorted to the spinners of luihton, Btaleybridge, Hyde, and
muroondleg towns by the operatives for an advance of wages
varyieg from 71 to 10 per cent. has since then been sent in.
It le stated that the operatives now get hold of the monthly
dengue Maned by the mercantile houses In Manchester, sad
are them much better posted as to priors and profits upon the
trade than they formerly were, and ace founding their appli-
cation open information thus acquired. In several places
employers bare given an advance daring the last few months,
and if an intelligible principle could be hit upon by which
wages should rise or fall by the rata of profits thus exhi-
bited, probably strikes might be more frequently

WOOLLIIN.—Lazne, ACQUIT 30,—We have had a oa-
ths, quiet markst this niornieg. Than has been a Lir at-
tendants, and pert inquiries for wilds, goods, but business
has bass knit within a moderate maws.

WOOLB.—HUDDIZSPIELD, AUCIIIIIT 30.—Than is •
study demand for nearly all deeceiptioes of wools at the
estab she
nowli advanced rates, sad the rise in prier moss fairly
d.

MANUFACTUBEB.-Si

413 OFIIT

There ham been a good attendance of buj.n to eits market,
sod conaidering the lowness of stocks in the Cloth 8011, a
fair amount has changed hands. There Is, moreover, a
heavy Manes" doing, in which manufacture= deliver goods
dirsot at merchant's wombats's, and which do not app.=
in the open market, but an sent off immediately to Will
orders.

CORN.—HULL, AIIOUGT 30.—At tcoday's market a
moderate supply of Bogliah wheat, fine old nearly supports
last week's currency, whilst new, of which the quality is
gamerally interior, seW slowly at • decline of 2s. to 3s. per
qr. Foreign neglected, but not offered at any reduction.
Barley for coalung in good request, and • fair demand exista
for grinding at fully former rates. Beans and peas slow sale
at prim in favour of buyers. Oats dull, end difficult to quit
at a decline of dd. to Is, per qr. The fureign imports lad
week are es under :—Whest, 2,321 qrs. Barley, 2,712. Oats,
2,693. Beans, 319. Peas, 9. Twee, 12. Linseed and
rapeseed, 18,536. Oil calm. 194 ems. Boon, 6.

lame, Austin 30.—We are fsirly supplied with new
and old wort; ths sale is not all active for the former' and
Friday's rates its scarcely realised. while for the latter there
is very little inqtdry. sad prices shoat nominal. Fine new
barley in request. Boma, oats, end other arthdes as before.

.
LYNN, AIIOCBT 80.—bra ;nether hes bean ADO for COlll.
eluding harvest. At to.day's marketer* bad • fair supply of
wheat ; condition of the new Wag damp, bold only
slowly, at a reduction of 2a. per qr. • old, la. pro qr. lees than
last week. Barley, sours new saniples realised 40s. to 44a.,
according to quality. Beans sad oats ma last week. Wheat,
white, 6111 a. to 63115., 42a. to 48e. ,• ditto, new, 6018. to
6218.., 40s. to 46e.; red, old, 61110 a. to 661ba., 40s. to 43a.; ditto,
new, 6918.. to 61105., 36e. to 41s. Barley, Chevalier, new,
62185. to 64165., 38s. to 445.; mouton, 61Ibs. to 6218.., 30e.
to 345. Beaus, old, 65165. to 66411 n., 46e. to 62a.; ditto,
new, 0411 n. to 6618.., 469. to Oa. per qr. to the powers.

NZWCMSTLE, AUGUST 30.—Yeatmday wan PhOWllry,
which put a temporary stop Whirred work. To-day le dry,
but mewled, with a strong gale from the weet. The nano.
actions to Wheat at our market to-day were upon a limited
male at a dachae of le. per qr. on old, and la. to 2e. on new
wheat. Flour moat difficult of We, with a declining ten-
dency. Rye neglected. Beans and peeounehanged. Grinding
belay mote ist request. Oats rather lower.