The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1867.

The Blink Courier of Auffomt 22 gatoegaz
Tim tempts of new wheat sad tour r • more
literal, and prices en declioing rapidly, lad mast me-
films to decline for some time to come aa the mock here ac-
cumulates. The receipts at Chian°, Toledo, Detroit, and
Cleveland ars blooming large, and we may mon look for
plenty of business for the large east now lying idle in all our
Le" Swts-
Taking a broader view of the harvest and the
markets, the New York Times says :
Ths :rya esiZ, now about over, has been comparatively
Bide home by tams, and wheat has been gathered in
better than boat Good flour will be proportiou-
ally fat more &handset then last year, and little dedui non
from the agpegete yield will have to be made for weather
losses. The accounts from Europe continue to foreshadow
abundant harvests ell over the Continent, as well a• in
Great Britain. The prospect therefore is, that there will be
little demand for export of breadstuff. during the year un-
less the war in India should prove oo eanguinary and long-
continued as to call for en immense army from England, in
which case s slightly increased export demand may be as-
aged. But with the undoubted large yield of wheat in this
country, sad the email proepective foreign demand, the
shipper. or, cautious in Making contracts for future de-
livery, and it is not probable that resent prices will be long
maintained. Since our lest report then baseu some decline,
and the flour and wheat markets ekes dull sad drooping.

BRAZILS.

The following is the letter of our corespondent :
RIO, Avers? 13.
. .

"After a lengthened period of Kibi;rant; :141
long-suffering the ire of the Brazilians is awakened
at last, and it appears that war will shortly be de-
clared between Brazil and Paraguay. Lopes, the
governor of this latter republic, has long persevered
in a system of studied insult and annoyance towards
Brad, end a Brazilian steamer of war, on her pas-
sage up the river, was treated so scurvily by the
Paraguayan authorities • few weeks since that mat-
ters ram likely to be speedily brought to a crisis by
satisfaction and apology being demanded.
" The new tariff has given great dissatisfaction, and
it is probable that it will be greatly modified and
mired."

THE PLATE.

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--SEPS. 6.
He. Commissioner Fans eat sad divined of • few arm
As Inspector was appointed by the creditors in the matter of
Y. Smith, of the Haennp Old Bank. Than was • certifi-
cate meeting in the tenkrupcy of Stonard and Stormed, who
were oilmen In ShoreditcL The meets were rather better
than usual in such omen sad the book-keeping decidedly
good. Ascend-elms mamas were pasted.

COTTON.—LITakroot, Bkrr. 6.—Ths market dosed
firmly sad, compared maklday's rates, Flom of all Wadi
aro without camas Tbo mho are oollaaatel at 10,000 bales,
sad emamise 1,000 AZINnOINI for export; 40 Pews sad Ila-
isobars, at 10d. to 100.; 220 Bakis, at 9Jd. to 9111. ; 160
at lid to Ujd. ; 4,000 Swat., at aka. to Sit
7.47;g1t0t0.); 160 Bea lolanda, at 165. to 195. Total tam
smog Thataday,l6,ooo balm; export, 1,600; spec., 2,600.

COTTON GOODB.—MAIICH RSTIL, Barr. 6.—The
rather quieter cotton market at Liverpool, where the sales
this week, though large, have not much exceeded the total of
last week's, has made no diffirenoe in the Ammer of this
mast, though we have had rather leis activity this morn-
ing, and for several days peat, buyers preferring to watch
the course of the market for the raw material, with which our
own every day evinces a more sympathetic action. The !ad-
vance in yarns on the week has been fully id. par lb. taking
one kind with another, and the business, though not very
large, has not been inconsiderable. The sales of cloth have
been sufficient elao to enabte manufacturers to make some

Cuin Improving their position, though their succors
be: far from uniform, depending upon the position a
good deal of individual sellers in regard to stock. In this
newt the makers of domestics, longcloths, and T cloths
have bees roots memento] than the producers of most other
fabrics, from the demand having run more upon then,
Melon madly. She exports to India had fallen off 12,000
according to the returns of last month, but this
MiTor:co to aneed by incremed shipments to China,
Central and South Atlleiall, and the continent of Europe,—
our exports to Central and Boath America being 30c..c.y,est.
of the whole for the month, and thins'. of yarns to
Holland, and other European states being SO percent. of the
whole. This has of course led to the resumption of work by
producers of domestics and other goods that were wholly or
partially oat of employ, while the =akin of shirting, and
lecconets for India are turning their looms to other kinds of
good.. The suspension of Menus. Warburton and Ormenher,
elk broker., Manchester, Is 'Token of, and a meeting of
creditors is flied for Tuesday. Their uncovered debts are
estimated at about 20,0001.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lune, Sem S. —There ham Leers
a good attandance of buyers in the cloth hello thin morning,
and the market presented s rather lively appearance At the
commememest tramactione were not freely entered into, but
ft domed better, and a fair avenge badness ham been done.

HARDWARE.—Staxixonam, Sam 6.—The trade of
this town Ms improved 'es sax: last rime. During the
been