The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrysirom, Barr. 20.—Tho risukat closed
heavily, with irregularity of prices, compared with Fri•
day's sales. Priem of Amnia= us g down. The sales to-
day are estimated at 6,000 bales, and consist of about 500
Asterism for import, 80 Perna and Maranhao, at 60. to
6ed. 170 Egyptian, did. to 74d. ; 300 Surat, 34d. to
Sid. Total sales sines Thursday, 38,000. Total impala
sines Thursday, 60,000; total szportk 6,000.

COTTON GOODS. Maycnnirrzn, Sitr. 20.—The
market is rather doll, and though spinners and manufac-
Men hare many of them orders for some time forward (say
is more than a few instonees up to Christmas nearly), they
are offering goods more freely, and are in some cuss rather
'anions to selL The tendency of prices is therefore rather
in favour of bayen,but the actual quotations cannot be placed
much, if any, lower than on Tuesday. The dearness of
money, while it offal' this market, has operated also, oon-
jointly with the news of a very large crop of cotton in the
United States, to depress the Liverpool market for the raw
material, and buyers of Manchester goods are operating
cautiously in the supposition that price. may be seriously
affected in their favour.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—We are happy to state that
the lain season has at length set in, and may be expected to
continue with some degree of vigour for the next six weeks.
During the last week a degree of activity certainly sprang
up greatly in contrast with the long prevailing langour of
the trade. The improvement Is principally in the home
market. A few Americana have arrived, but although they
have indulged in a law preliminary purchases they cannot
be said to be &apt regularly operating. There are also al
few German buyers in our market, who are operating to al
slight extent, but with considerable caution, owing to the
state of money and affairs. Hosiery business emitinues very
fair, oonsiderusg the season ; this week there have been a
few small shipping orders in pastel hosiery, and, notwith-
standing the deprseeion at Leicester, the woollen branch in
Nottingham is brisk. It will still be a month, however,
before the very favourable spring prospects which we have
had reason to announce begin to be realisid.—Nottaighoss.
shire Guardian.

WOOL—BR/ammo, Barr. 20.—W00l firm, and soma
what higher rates are required. Yarns : There is a good
demand for yarn, bat the ado's°s is not generally acceded
to. Still limited orders have been given at enhanced prices.
Pieces meet with a very fair demand for this shipping trade,
and the home trade is steady.

BUTTER.—Coax, 20.—(8y English and Irish
Magnetic Telegraph.)—Firsts, 289, 1011. ; seconds, 265,
961.; thirds, 803, 895.; fourths, 195, 80s.

COBN.—ButstittottAx, SIFT. 20.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 15th, wheat ruled dull, at the
currency of the previous week. Barley advanced Is., oats
Bd., beans Is. to 25., and peas 2s. per quarter. During the
present week, oar millers have declined to buy wheat, except
at • great reduction, consequently few transactions are
reported. Oats have changed hands at rather higher rates.
Barley held for ls., and beans 2s. more money, with which
buyers will not comply. At Wolverhampton, there was a
less supply of wheat, but prices were 2*. t, Si. per quarter
lower. At this day's market, there was a good supply of
wheat from the farmers, who submitted to a reduction of ls.
per quarter, but the dealers were g Ily firm, at last
week's rates. Barley, beans, and peas all sold slowly at an
advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter ; but oats were barely 6d.
per quarter dearer.
Dxvizaa, Barr. 20.—Harvest operations being generally
concluded, we had a better supply of wheat; the beet old,
fully realised last week's prices, but new was about Is. per
qr. lower. The top price of the best old red was 421. 6d.
per sack. In barley nothing dohs/. Beans were in im•
proved demand, and were dearer; 275. per sack were given
for fine old. In oats and peas no alteration to note.
Prices : Wheat, best red, 821. to 85e. ; middling, 70s. to
825.; inferior, Ns. to 70e. Barley, 34.. to 371. Oats, 28s. to
34e. Beans, 471. to 545. Peas, 43.. to 48s. Flour, fine per
sack, 591. to 641.1 seconds, 561. to 595.

Idattcntertt, Sir?. 20.—With the exception of Sunday,
on which day a considerable fall of rain took place, we have
to note a continuance of favourable weather fur the ingather-
big of the crops In the late districts. The flour trade since
our last report, influenced by the decline in the value of new
wheat in many of the leading markets of the kingdom, has
ruled somewhat languid, but sellers, having only limited
stocks on hand, have shown no anxiety to press sales, and
therefore, in the business pawing, previous prices have been
maintained. Other articles have continued steady both as
regards value and demand. Of Indian corn from the
United States the imports at Liverpool ars liberal; but of
other produce the ►rrival, from all quarters are light. There
was a fair Wender's, at our market this morning, and a
good inquiry was experienced for wheat, but the amouat of
basin's transacted was not large. Old maintained the cur-
rency of this day ss'nnight, whilst new declined 2d. to 3d.
per 70th. English emir sold slowly at a reduction of Is. per
sack ; Spanish, on the contrary, being held for rather higher
rates. Old oats and oatmeal mut again be noted rather
dearer. In new no material change was apparent. On
beans the turn of prices was in favour of sellers.

News= , SEPT. 19.—At our market to-day there was'
an improved attendance. A liberal supply et wheat and
barley, bat business was not extensive. The rough condi-
tion of the wheat, and the depression at Hark-lass on Mon.
day, had the effect of lowering wheat fully ls. per quarter.
Bully le. higher. Wheat, white, 80s. to 831. • red, 768. to
78s. //alley, 375. to 401. Oats, 335. to 375. Beans, 465. to
60e. per quarter.
Nawsuxv' SEPT. 20.—The supply of new wheat is large
and partially disposed of, at a decline of from 3s. to 41. per qr.
Old fully supports late rates; a small supply. Very little
new or old barley on offer, the latter selling at high prices.
Oats, beans, and peas without alteration.
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UZBRIDOB, SEPT. 20.-We have a better supply of wheat
which meets a slow sale at prices 21. to 31. per qr. lower than
last week. Spring corn comes sparingly to hand, and sells
freely. Wheat, 761. to 91s. per qr.; oats, 28s. to 36.. ;
barley, 365. to 40s. ; beau, 48s. to 60s. ; peas, 40e. to 465.;
rye, 48s. to 56.. per qr. ; tares, lls. to 12s. 6d. per bushel.
EDINBURGH, SEPT. 19.-We had in the market to-day
1,077 qrs. wheat, 836 qn. barley. 576 op. oats, and 56
qrs. beans. Then were sold-Wheat, 382 qn. old, and
560 new ; barley, 806 ; oats, 576 ; and beans, 19 qrs.
There was a large market of grain to-day. Sales very brisk
for all sorts, except beans, which were never looked at.
Prices advanced on all grain, with the exception of new
wheat, which fell considerably. As compared with last
week-New wheat was 2s. 6d. down on top, and 41. down
on the average ; old wheat same on the top, and Is. bd. up
on the average. Barley was 2s. down on the top, and 104.
up on the average. Oats down Bd. on the top, and Bd. up
en the average. Beans 3s. down on the top and Is. 11d.
down on average. Wheat, old, 77e. to 925. Barley, 341. to
435. Oats, 31e. 44. to 34
. Bd. Bunt, 601. to 511. New
wheat, first, 86s • second, 735. 9d.; third, 50s. Weight of
top new wheat, &jibe., old wheat, 6411b5. ; barley, 56ilbs.;
oats, 4311 be.; and beans, 661bs per bushel. General avenge
of wheat, 795. 34.-le. Bd. down.
GLASGOW, SEPT. 19.-Up till Monday prices gradually
hardened, and some transactions took place is old foreign
wheat, at about 6d. per boll over Wednesday's rates. Since
then the trade has been quieter, and nothing of import has
transpired. At to-day's market the supplies of new wheat
are Luger than of late, the quality of which is very various,
ranging in weight from 55Ibs. to 6311 n. per bushel, and in
price from 345. to 40s. per 24011 n., as in condition. The
demand for foreign hue subsided, and prices are as on this
day week. Flour : Spanish is held above market rates, and
Irish and town made move off slowly at quotations. Barley
scarce; for sweet parcels sellers have the itunt in their
favour. Beans, peas, and oats are unaltered in value.
Oatmeal: Old is now into a few hands, who bold it for
corresponding rates to those current in Liverpool, and
dealers seem to prefer supplying themselves with new Irish
at 39e. to 40s. f.0.b., rather than pay the advance required.
Coax, SSP!. 20. - (By English and Irish Mag-
netic Telegraph.)-Straw, farmers', 16,. to 235. ; dealers',
275. • clover, 100. to lid ; 382 barrels white wheat, 33,.
to 435. 3d. ; 126 barrels red wheat, at 3es. to 365. ; 239
red ditto, 36e. to 37e. 6d. ; 254 ditto red ditto, 37e. 6d. to
395. ; 222 barrels barley, 16s. to 18s.101. ; 206 barrels ditto,
18s. 10d. to 195.; 22 barrels ditto, 19s. to 19s. 3d ; 50 ditto
here 17s. to 17s. 10d. ; 48 barren oats, 12s. 6d. to 14‘. 9d.;
499 barrels oats, 141. 9d. to 15s. ; 379 barrels oats, 16s. to
17s. ; hay, farmers', 459. t0:661. ; dealers', 551. to 655.
WATERFORD. SEPT. 19.-The decline noted in the Lon-
don market of Monday on new English wheat has effected
the value of farmers' samples here to the extent of 21. per
barrel. In foreign wheat we note no change. Barley and
oats are fully as dear as before, and Indian corn is in good
request at the quotations of Saturday last. Floor very firm.

CATTLE.—Naw.tan, Sari. 19.—At market to day
then was a large show of stock, sad little business doing.
Prices fist. There were 338 sheep, 16 bests, and-199 pigs
penned in the market.
EDINBURGH, SIFT. 19.—The supply of sheep and lambs
this morning was 8627, being 109 mon than last day. AU
kinds met a slow sale, and at the close a considerable num-
ber were unsold. Top price of the best sged blackfaced
mutton, 7d. ; current, 61. to 611., and downwards. Lambs
from ls. to le. 61. a-head down. Top price, 235. ; current
for the best sorts from 12s. to 161. ; Greyfaced, from Bs. to
10s. ; bleekfaced, top lls. ; current, from is. to Bs. and down
to Cs. a-head. The number of cattle was 616, being 80 MOM
than last week. Bales also dull, and prices down fully 3d.
Per Dutch stone. Datums top price, 10s. ; current, 9s. to
9s. 6d. ; and down to fle. per Dutch stone. At the close a
clearance not effected. There were in the market 8,627
sheep; 616 fit cattle ; 332 lean do. ; 72 Wink COWS ; 173

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