The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-01 00:00:00

MARIBT&

BUOAR.—The average price of brows or Iduecov,ob
sugar the produceof the British pesserrions in AElatTi• A,
for the week endiag August 28, w Ms. 6d. per cat,
exclusive of the duties of onstouts.—No return of suer thn
produce of the Mauritius.—No return of shear the pro,hi
of the Bast Indies.

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Bararoc, AVOIAR 31.—We have had a much better .le
mend this week for sugary suitable to refining purpeo,
and parcels ranging from 395. to 40s. 6d. have met ren.:;
buyers. Grocery parcels sell slowly. Demerara rums .re
now worth la. Ind. to Is. Ild.

COTTON. LITT-gnat, Auorer 31. —The long cm-
tinuance of wet weather has bad an unfavourable infanta,.
upon the market, which ban been quiet throughout the IlletC,
and prices of American, more especially of the lower gush.
ties, are rather in the buyers' favour. There is no chaap.
of moment in Brazil, the demand for which has
moderate. Fp ptian is quiet, bat tolerably steady at
riots rater. The late arrivals of Surat have been very freely
offend, and except for sawginned cotton, which has been
largely purchased by exporters, last Friday's quotations are
barely supported. Speculators have taken 2,110 American
and 50 13unt ; and there are reported for export, 4,:ni
American, 10 Perham, 50 Egyptian, 5,640 Surat, and ItSl
Madras. There is a fair demand to-dav, and the sales rm.;
nick 8,000 bales, 2,000 being on speculation and for npart.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCRIIRTEK, AucosT :il.—There
is very little change since Tuesday. Soles are difficult, but
yet sufficient to keep prices nearly steady. There is ,011Iq
accumulation of stocks, particularly in the heavier fahrir,.
Light cloths, including shirting. for India, have been takes
more freely, thou;th at very low and unsatisfactory price 4.
In good qualities of T cloths there is little doing, but there
has been more business in the lighter makes of these fabric-N.
Long cloths of all weighte of qualities are a good deal neg.
lected, with declining prices. The demand for printers is
also tame. Spinners adhere to their quotations with some
steadiness, especially in warps and cops for honic consume.
thin and export, For India and China qualities slight cos.
ceesions have to be made.

COHN.--CHELIterORD, AUGUST 31.—We have had so
rain fur three days with the exception of a slight shower or
two, and farmers are bony with the harvest, being Al3IiOUl
to secure some wheat they are carrying to stacks but which
will nlt be fit for market till the Ruing. There was a thin
attendance at to-day's market, and the little wheat °fierily;
sold at an advance of 2s. to 3s. on last week's nites
red, 645. to 665. ; white, 665. to 70s. Beans are very scene
and dearer.

Locour, Ammer 31.—During yesterday and today the
weather in this district has been very fine, and although
high temperature has not been experienced, still it hasbete
very favourable to the present state of the growing crops.
The drying winds prevalent have also had the effect of pre.
pariug for the farmers the corn already cut. The scythe
and sickle are very busy, and here and there a small quan-
tity has been secured. There appears very little doubt,
should fine weather continue, that we shall have some yen
fine wheat, but judging tram ; the reports there are many
pieces which promise a bad yield both in quantity and qua.
lity. We have had only a small supply of wheat to-slay,
and a very moderate demand, at Is. to 2a. advanou. Ito],
Sts. to 66e. ; white 675. to 70s.
LIVERPOOL, At:ousT3l.—Wehad only a small attendance
of buyers at our market this morning. Wheat met just a
moderate consumptive demand, and the advance quoted
was firmly niaintaincd for the Sue qualities, whilst
for all other descriptions previous rates only were with
difficulty obtainable. Flour stet a fair amount of inquiry,
but holders were obliged to make a slight concession. In-
dian corn was held firmly at the advance of tkL per quar-
ter previously established, but it was very reluctantly. paid.
Oats improved Id. to 2d. per bushel, and oatmeal bd per
load. Beans, peas, and barley, are each also the turn
dearer, with a fair inquiry. The day is remarkably fine, and
this tuay aocoluit fur the quiet tone of the market throughout.

WAKEFIELD, AUGUST 31.—Thare was a short sup-
ply of grain, but owing to unfavourable weather wheat
was 2s. per qr. dearer. Millers bought roaringly at the
advance, end the chief business was in flesh red and Eno
white. Grinding barley, ls. to 2s. dearer. Beans, 10. per
qr. ; oats, jd. per stone • and shelling, la. per load higher.
Averages for the week ending August 27 :—Wheat, 3,t21
qrs., at 6•25. 0 1. ; barley, 70 qrs. at 365. ; oats, 140
qrs., at ; beans, 10 qrs., at 49ii.

00A18.—Loos, AMOS? 31.—Bell'. Primrose, 14s. ;
Crantead Hartley, 16e.; Holywell. las. ; Howard's West
Hartley, 17s. ; St. Cuthbert's Hartley, 16e. ; Tan6eld
Moor /lute's, 13s. 3d. ; Wells End Cosforth, 17s. 3d. ; Eden
Main, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddylis Hatton, 18s. ;
Will. End Brandon, 17s. Gd. ; Walls End Durham.
the. ad. ; Walla End Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Tun-
stall, 18e.; Walla End Camp, 18s. ; Walls End Heugh
Hall, 17s. ; Walls End Hunwetk, 16e. ; Walls End Kelloe,
18e. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17a. 9d. ; Camay
sad Duffryn Malting, 225. Gd. —23 hips at market, 41; sold. 49.