The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livstmooi, OCT. 11.—The market elcem
very heavily, not more so than yntarday. Cosopued efigi
Friday's rates, prices of all kiss are gd. per lb. down. Tye
decline is Tory distinct in 5 to 51i Amadeus. The WOO
cotton are uncoated at 6.000 buss, and consisted of lid
Egyptian, at lied. to 9d. ; 4000 Burst, at 31d. to 41d.;
41
Boa Islands, at ls. 2d. to ls. Bd. per lb. ; (700 guru n.
port.) no total sales sines Thursday IWO 32,000 bow;
4,000 export, and 1,000 speculation.

COTTON GOODB.-111aNanneviz, Oor. 11.—The
announcement from London that the Bank had not flutist
advanced the rate of discount, though coming at the ekes d
business was regarded with a good deal of interest. TM
market hes been very dull, both in yarn and cloth ; sai
buyers, perceiving that the
.eotton market is in a weak end
unsettled state, bath been disposed to keep beck the feu
orders they have to place for manufactured goods meg
there is some probability that the lowest prices haw Mee
reached. The sales made have been at lower rates, wed
the kidders of India shirting@ and some other cloths *NM
are beginning to accumulate a little in stock, ithem ehm,
bees been disposed to force sales, found they mast nuke
sacrifice. In-both cloth and yarn, ibusiness could only be
done by conceding something in value.

WOOL—BRADFORD, Oar. 11.—Wool still madam
verT firm in price, and business is restricted to viantitiss
for immediate use. The shipping houses are dolor a regldu
business in Pietas and export Yarns. There is no difference
to note in oriels. The home trade is quiet.

CORN.—Bututerenem, Ocr. 11.—At this day's :elan
there was a fair supply of wheat, which was cleared off at
an improvement of Is. per qr. on best descrip tlOll3. Higbee
prices were demanded for barley, but could not be obtained.
Oats rather d . Beans and peas matured.

Davizza, Ocr. 11.—We have had • f.dr s apply of
wheat, which met a quick sale, the beet samples, partici.
larly of old, realised fully Is. a qr. above last week's prices:
there was a good demand for seed, which of coons ,helped
to raise prices ; the top figure for old red was 44• a sack.
In barley that. wee not much doing; there were sev,.ril
lots of new, generally of indifferent quality; for ocelot 4..15.
• qr. was refused ; a lot of old sold for 42t. a qr. Beat s
were dearer. In oats and peas no alteration. Term ratite,
cheaper; pries 9s. 81. to 10e. 6d. a basbeL Wheat, bars
red. 84s. to 88t. ; middling, 725. to 845.; inferior, 80e.
to 221. Barley, 361. to 43.. Oats, 28s. to 345. Beats, 48s,
to 56e. Peas, 435. to 48s. Flour, floe, per tack, 605. to 661.;
snoods, 675. to 60t.

MANCHUTRIL, OCT. 11. —Oar market this morn:
log wee well attended ; and more activity wu die.
played than of late. Old English wheat sold freely at al •
advance of Is. per quarter, and new was in Mir request at
extreme priori. Foreign also was in good demand, and Id.
to 3d. per 701bs. dearer. Spanish Flour met a ready sale at
Is. per sack over the currency of this day se'neight, sod
English ruled firm at late rates. New oats and oatmeal,
being neglected, were rather lower, but in old there ars
no change. In other articles there was no material alter*
tion observable.

Nzwasz, Oct. 10.—At our market to day we had a sec 4
demand for all kinds of grain, and wheat sold at enamel
of Is. to 21. per qr. The factors not being williag to life
the prime asked for barley, holders suffered a redaction of
Is. per qr. In oats and beans there was no alteration from
last week. Wheat, white, 82s. to 84s. ; red, 78s. to 80s. ;
barley, 395. to 420. ; oats, 33e. to 375. ; beans, 60s. to 625.
Per qr.

NismnitY, Ocr. 11.—We have this day a moderately
good supply of wheat, for which there wee a steady demand
at fully the prices of last week. Fine old, from Is. to 71
per qr. dearer. Barley in demand, at fully late rates.
Oats, beano, and peas, rather d
EDINIIOIIOK, Ocr. 10.—We had in the market to-dry
1,495 gel. wheat, 1,956 qrs. hatlev, 1,074 cos oats, and 59
qrs. beau. There were sold—Wheat, 153 qrs. old, and
917 new ; barley, 1,796 ; oats, 850 ; ant. beans, 47 tin
Sales ready to-day, but not quick, and prices still advent.
ing. As compared with last week—New wheat wu de. up
on the top, and 3s. 3d. up oa the average ; old wheat fa.
up on the top, and 39. Ild. up on the ge. Barley Ina
2s. up on the top, and Id. up on the average. Osis wars
the same on the top, and 9d. up en the es/erste. Beare
were the same on the top, and 7d. down on the average.
Wheat, old, 86e. to 1001. Barley, 311. to 47e. Oats,
264. 2d. to 40s. Beans, 50s. to 655. New wheat, fint,
1001. ; second, 801. 114. ; third, 60s. Weight of top raw
wheat, 651 be., old wheat, 65Ibs. ; barley, 581 b..; oats,
43s11bs. ; and beaus, 68Ibs per bushel. General average of
waist, 82s. 54.—being Is. Ild. up from last weer.

CATTLE —Nawaix FORTNIGHTLY MARKET, OCT. 9.
—There was • fair supply of stock, and a good deal of boo-
ness done. Prima unaltered. There were 609 sheep andB3
beasts penned in the market.
NEWARK, OCT. 10.—At market today there was a large
show of stock, and prices were about the same. Dien were
1,567 sheep, 78 beasts, and 226 pigs penned in the market.
DUBLIN, Orr. 11. (By English and Irish Mag-
netic Telrgrapb.)—Supply of beef and mutton len
than last week. London buyers bought freely. L►te quo-
tations for prime meat fully maintained. In pigs the num-
ber at market was very considerable. Heavy kinds were
numerous. Boles not brisk, and rates fully 7.1. per cwt.
lower. In wool there have been some sales and shipments
made to Franca at late quotations.
EDlNBUilatt, OCT. 10.—The supply of sheep and lamb,
this morning was small, there being 6,636, or 2,0.55 fewer
than last day. Good sheep end lambs maintained list
week's prices. but the inferior sorts were difficult to sell, ea
• considerable quantity unsold. Top price of the best
mutton, 7d.; current, 61d ; middling sad inferior, from 6d.
to 6d. per lb. Lambs, 225, 24.., and 275. ; top price torrent,
from 10s. to 14s. and downward,. The number of adds
wee also lees, there being 450, or 33 fewer than lest week.
Demand good, and an excellent clearance effected. Top
prices fully equal to those obtained last week. Top
price, 10e. 6d.; current, 10s.; middling and inferior, from
St. 4d. to 9e. per Dutch stone. There were in the market—
sheep, 6,636; fat cattle, 450; lean do., 43; milch cows, 76;
pigs, 266.

C HEESE.—S•usau RV, OCT. 11.—Oar monthly market,
held this day, was very largely supplied, en route for Wei-
hill Fair, and the quality was far superior to that of our late
markets. There was only a moderate attendance. Not-
withstanding the glut, factors held for former terms, and
remaining firm throughout the day, the trade on as whole
ruled esccedingly slack, aid the greater portion remained
unsold at the close of business. Some cheese of vivy prime
quality realised as much ass 645. per cwt. Skims, 30s. to 325.;
half-skims, 624. to 58t.; Somerset, 60s. to 625.; and Ched-
dars, 725. to 78s. per cwt.

PRUSSIA.—A letter from Berlin states that a con-
siderable decline has taken place is the price of cora and
cattle.

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