The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TA LLOW.—TaIItaDAT Evrsuro.—The nutlet was ,ILIK
to-day. /erica; closed as follows :—Spot, 48s. ; October ;.,
December. 48s. 3d. to 48s. 6d. i llscelabsr, 499.; Jao, t„
March, 495. 3d. to 495. 6d. Delivery to last eveothg,
Oaks ; arrivals, 2,761 casks.

OOTTON.—Lzvsitroob, Bsrr. 18.—The busineim
hoe bess ally os s madmen nal% wiliest clangs iu pricei.
The sales are 2,0 W bales, isolating 920 Americas, 223
to 29d. ; 1.000 Surat, 158. to 194. ;10 Emitiati, 391.;
40 Bshis, 24d. to 241 d. ; 30 Ilisnaben, 21d., at absi
1,000 are for speculation sod export. The week's a.
port is 12,483 bales_ .

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Bnarirogn, Sam IK—The
excited feeling which has prevailed during the peat tr.,
days has somewhat nbaid. Up to last Thursday
labors not in the trade operated lanai, in wool, especi4j,
in the bright-haired sorts ; but the American new, which
has arrived during the week, and which has tended tomato
cotton cloister at Liverpool, has had a like effect here, aud
the wool sold to-day (except some for foreign aocouati is
such as is taken into consumption. Priors an, ootwith,twi.
lag, (d. or td. a lb. dearer. worsted yarns and matt.
factored goods show more quietness also, and buyers appr...,,
inclined to bold aloof, at all events for a abort time.

LACE AND 13 OfiIERY. —Norrncoes w, —Time
is ao material change observable in the condition of either • f
the staple trades since the date of our last report. 'II,
fashions and the scarcity of cotton still operate farouralpiv
in the silk breaches of the lace trade, but generally speakis%
business is quiet, as is usual in this month, though soh:
houses report that they are doing considerably more than
at the corresponding date of last year. Whenever pod,
are to be sold at anything like a moderate price, that
an. buyers ready to peck them up. to the hosiery traJt
there is still lam variation, the shirt branches being the Iraq
inanimate. There is an utter conflict of opinion about the
quantity of stock in the hands of retailers. That they nun
be pretty ow is well evidenced by the fact that lots are
being continually purchased at prices fixed by the manul.z.
turas, but the hope of a tall in cotton prevent' anytbisy
like a brisk business, orders being given, as they have bees
for se►eral weeks, from hand to mouth.—Noffinyb,4

CORN.-ILuratrormt, fizzy. I&—Our market tbu
morning was tolerably well attended. The finest samuks
of &ghat wheat were not obtainable on lower terms, but
those out of modition were neglected, and declined It to
2e. pee quarter ; while for American there was a model-me
demand at the currency of this day se'nuight. Flour met
very slow male, and all but the best qualities were fid. per
sack and barrel cheaper. Oats and oatmeal were without
any materiel canine. Egyptian beam and Indian corn were
each fkl. per quarter dearer.

BiIIaNOBAN, Parr. 18.—At Gloucester and Worcester
aserimits on the 13th, Asa drr samples of English wheat were
not quotably cheaper, but damp and foreign gave way lt
pre gamier. Barley fully am dear. Os and beaus us.
altered. per la. per courier higher. During the present
week the few Maamotions reported in wheat was at fully
previous rates. Barley, oats. beans, and peas, all held for
quite ea much money. At Wolverhampton yesterday, the
wheat trade ruled dull, at a decline at la.iterzpieter. At
this day's market there was only a limited y of English
wheat, which sold slowly et sedation of per (pude:.
Foreign held for former prism Barley, cote, sod limos
maistained their value. Pam tad* upwards.. .

7 -
Drirrzza, SEPT. 18.—We had a fair supply of wheat to
day. The quality of new wheat varied much ; some very
good, others damp and out of condition. The best new
sold at last week's prices. Old wheat not much inquired
foe, and the turn cheaper. Winter vetches a little higher.
Harvest operations are peapsriag favourably with tin
splasdid weather. Best red wheat, %In. to 31s. ; mend
ditto, 225. to 275.; interior, 18e. to 21s. Harley, Wm. 6d.
Oats, 21s. to 30a. Beans, 21a. to 211.. Pray 111 s. to 21a
Bye, 21.5. Old fine flour, 44a. to 48e. ; other Ikea; 39t
to 42a.

New Am., Barr. 17.—Wheat was Is. to 2s. per qr. 1011 M
There ma a large show of farmers' samples, the bulk d
which remained unsold, the condition being very indd
forest. Beat samples of barley made full prior, wow
dal sorts were quite a drag. Beans firm. Oats ratlar
saner to buy.

NZTIDUNT 9Q1.18. —Our market motional moderarh
supplied with wheat, which sold slowly on terms unbar is
favour of the loner. A few samples of new barley, quaky
good, prices from Me. to 400. per qr. Oats, bans, sad per
remain without change.
likonnun, Bin. 18. —The male of wheat to-day Is beasy,
and hi to hi. lower than lest week, the condition being in
different and the amply large. In spring con but Inds
doing, and prices unchanged. Tans, &la to 68.. Eye,
Wm to 40a. Winter rata, lea. to 30s. per qr.

EDDIDOBOL Bar. 17.—There were in to-day's market—
Wheat, 546 qrs., being 38 qrs. las than lens week. Prim
were the mane as the top, aad the same as is
average. Barley, 325 qrs., toeing 288 qrs. more than Mt
week. Priem were the mate as the top, and 2a. 11d. does
ore the avenge Coats, 960 qrs., being 69 qrs. more drake
week. Prices were lid. down on the top, end le. 34. dom
on the average. Beans, 83 qrs., being 46 qrs. move than
week. Prices were the mane as the and 2d. down ■
the average. Top prime :—Wheat, top, ; bade,
57elbs., 42e. ; rite, 441 k.., 345. ; beaus, 6501 m, 51s.

CATTLE—Norenrsusx, W,. 11.—The supply of bed
was about the avenge, sad all sorts mule quite as mud
mousy ae last week. Buyers were suesereere, and a god
trade was done at former prime. Best beef Bs, per stook
inferior 7s. to 7s. 6d. Sbeep were limited in supoly, sod
the quality was inferior. Selling prices 6 d. to 74d. per is
Vest was well inquired for at 6d. and 7d per lb. A god
man lambs were shown. but sales were 'fleeted slowly at
Few pip were on offer, and the busmen
was at former rates.

Enunmsoa, SEPT. 17.—The number of cattle the
morninvogg was 417. being 21 lees than last market. A far
demand Current top, Bs. ; current prices, 7s. 3d. ;
and Inferior, from 6a. to 6e. 9d per Atom. 719
sappy .
y of sheep and lambs was large, the number 10.511
being 293 more than last week. 1,671 of the above wee
stove lambs. Good sheep maintained late raft Era
we difficult to sell, and cheaper. Top price of the bat
mutton, 71d. ; current, 7d. Ewes from 40. to 51d. peril
Lambs, top price, 32a. ; current prices, from 15s. to Ire.,
and down to 10s. • head. Fed pigs, from ss. Od to 61 iLL
per stone ; six to eight weeks old do., from 7s. Od. to 1t s
head.