The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

OOTTON.—LremPoOL, SEPT. 6.—We have again had •
large business tenanted to-day, at rather dearer prices.
The ales are 15,000 bales—including 11,310 American,
3td to Bid. ; 3,000 Borst, 3i. to ; 400 Egyptian, Bd.
to Hid. ; 60 PIM:I4 lid. to lid. ; 230 Maranharn, 714.
to 80.—of which 4,000 are for speculation and exptirt.
The week's import is 8,939 bales.

WOOL AND WOB.STED.—DitADTOSD, Sere 6.—There
is decidedly a better feeling discernible throughout all de-
partments of our market to-day. The few days of fine
weather during the past week ham no doubt been the
cause of this improvement. The reports of the harvest,
also, have so far been on the whole generally better than
was anticipated here. The effect of the fine weather upon
that most sensitive of all trades—the wool trade—has Leen
cnietly to put people in better spirits, and to awaken hopes of
better feelings to come ; it has, however, brought au in-
crease of inquiries into the market, and more sales have
been made. A little firmucei has also been given to prices,
and any conceding tewleucy has been checked. The
colonial wool market is almost stagnant. Deers
have, no doubt, supplied themselves at the recent
ales in Londou. There is still a good demand for
soils and pokes. The demand for worsted yarns keeps
steady. The export houses are yet being delivered, and the
consumption by the home manufacturers is on is moderate
scale. there is no alteration in the prices of the present
month's contract. The improved weather has had the
effect of briugM,g more buyers into the warehouses, and
though the improvement has been slightly felt by the
manufacturers, the merchants are so well stocked with
good. that have been accumulating for some time back
that they are able to supply all demands upon them with-
out giving out new orders to the manufacturers. The
American houses have been operating recently ; this causes
rather more animation, but they still act with great
cantina.

OORN.—BIRIIIIIOII/31, Farr. 6.—At Gloucester market,
ea the let, wheat was ls. to 25., and at Worcester the roue
day to. to Is. per quarter lower. Barley quite as dear.
Oats, rid. to le. per quarter higher. Beans firm. Peas less
in request. During the present week scarcely a transaction
la reported In wheat, and prices are nominally.3s. to 4s.
per quarter lower. Barley and cats maintain their value, se
also beans and peas, but with much loge doing. At Wolver-
hampton, yesterday, the few Kelm of wheat reported were
at a reduction of about 4a. per quarter. At the day's mar-
ket there was a less ripply of wheat from the farmers, but
the few sales made were at a decline of 3s. to is. per quar-
ter. Barley held for previous rates. Oats quite as dear.
Beans and puns unaltered in value, with leas doing. The
millers lowered the retail priori of flour 3s. 4d. per sack.
Decters, Sear. 6.—We had a good supply of wheat, but
the sales were confined to a few luta, the farmers generally
not caring to submit to the required reduction ill price : the
business done, which was very small in amount, was at 4a.
a qr. below the prices of last week. There were several
samples shown of new barley, the quality war. very good,
and it is said that the crop generally promises well. Wheat,
best, 59e. to Glle. ; middling, 51e. to 505.; inferior, 40s. to
51s. Barley, 34e. to 445. Osta,lfle. to Its. Beaus, 46e. to
50a. Peas, 43. to 455. Flour, fine, 495. to 52a. per seek ;
seconds, 445. to 47e.
Matmatirrice, Beer. 6.--Our market this morning was
slenderly attended, and no disposition was manifested to
purchase either wheat or door. At the same time holders
did not appear anxious to force sales. We must, however,
redwheaucet,
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:Frdlioubeit•iisii:of.offfeoreereriirgin'antrriaudeundece:ltiFeTregolfell.
t„to 2.5. t. perpre vsaiocusk.
mutts
Indian corn was the turn I:I favour of buyers.
Nana:le, SEPT. s.—Since MILES of last week, the weather,
with the exception of a partial thunderstorm, has bees
Iles, and harvesting has progreesed rapidly. To-day there
I was a small market, with little inclination to business.
Wheat fully Is. per qr. cheaper. A few samples_ of the
i sew crop were offering finality vary venous Bed sold at
64a. to n7s. per qr. Grindiug barley and oats *came, also
'beans. and rather dearer
Ninirster. Sam 6.—We have this day only a moderate
1,. supply Of wheat, which met &slow sale at • decline of from
to pee qr. A few lots of new ia bad audition and

aad pahasbat by iltnitia E s HAIM. of Nu. b,
Lna%bard-Ana? al taa at 7 at ranter, at the
Mace, In lAllabal44trest. la the rrectuct of Wbitaatars.
sirriorm 7, MIL