The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-10 00:00:00

COTTON 000 D S.

MANCRISTSR, SIFT 8 —Atter the large business done
last week in cloths, awl on Tuesday, there was a quieter
market on Thursday, and again this day. This quietens
arises mainly from buyers having mostly satisfied their
moot pressing wants, and from the difficulty of inducing
mannfacturers, many of whom are well under engagement,
to supply goods for anylistsir like early delivery without
some &dean°, of price. Other causes of the change are
doubtless attributable to the increased rats of discounts and
the easier sushi or the cotton market, which render buyers
cantinas in entering into new engagements fur the present.
For shirting* of detest all descriptions, and for printing
Glottis, maltase are a good deal engaged, and prices
ars quite ann. In &mettles there is no change,
bet • better demand is looked forward to from
the home trade. The Doyen of yarns hawing for
nine time past supplied themselves wish freedom,
there h lees pressure is the demand, but, on the other
bind, producers ars free from stock, well supplied with
orders, and indisposed to teka now contracts, incept at very
full prices. East India aumben of yarn, from 20's to 40's,
entities in active request, aad prices an firm. Hard twist,
suited to the Mediterranean markets, and water twist,
adapted to the German trade, bare pose off wall. Very
low and sane yarns are sot is much demand, and, in
consequence, some of the spinners of there goods at Stock-
port have closed their works for the present. Theirs are a
good many mills spread over the district wholly or partially
stopped, notwithstanding the present improved basione,and
stignufsettuars and spinners still el alphas that the business

doing is sot vs',

at easatiag pica.

COlTol4.—LiviarooL, etrt. B.—The market eland
steadily witheat say elesesti►a la the earns% rates of yes-

tatday, no, ow sue 6,000 boleo—all to the try•—rme.
ia addition to Americans, 80 Ponies and Moran-
bum, 6i4. to 71d. ; 60 Bolds, 611.; 100 Lyndon, Cpl. to
Ind ; 600 Surat, 4d. to bid. ; and 80 S,u Islands, ii jd. to
Is. Id. per lb. Imports muses Thursday, 10,060 bales.

WOOLLEN CTOTll.—Lsans, Barr. B.—There has
been • numerous attendance ut buyer. in the Coloured Cloth
Hill this morning, and much activity, especially for winter
goods. Altogether an excellent bu►iness has been done.
The white market has been rather quiet, whiek is Rot an-
, bequently the case when • brisk trade is done in the
Coloured Cloth Hall.

liatrisx.. Sart. B.—Wool Is firm, with rather better
sales. Yarns And worsted goods do not show any alteration.

CORN.—Cawaninon, SIIPT. B.—We had a fair supply
of wheat at market to-day, wlneb made from Is to 2s. more.,
little else offering. Wheat, new red, 241. to 265.; white,
80s. Beane, 44e. to 48e. Peer, 381. to 40s. Oats, 265.
to 325.

CANTIRBURT, MUT. B.—A short supply with an advance
of 15 tots. Old brown wheat, 80s. to 835.; new, 77r.
to 80s t; old white, 83.. to 88s. ; new, 81s. to 87s. Barley,
new, 335. to 375. Oats, old, 31s. 84. ; new, 28s. to 31s.
Beano, old, Cle. to 4751. Peas, hog, 385. to 40s.

CansaaLs, SIFT. 8.-With a good supply /of wheat we
bad a quick market at Is. to Is. 6d. per Carlisle bushel,
advance on the week. Small supp4„of oats mad barley, de-
-1 mend good at the advance above quoted, 6d. on oats, and
61. to 11 on barley. Wheat, white, new, 30.. to 325. ;
old, SW. tos33s. ; red, new, 28s. 6L to 30, ; old, 295. to 31s. ;
Barley, new, 15). to 165.; old, 15s. to 16e. Oats, potato, old,
131. 3d. to 14s. 3d.; do. new, 12a. to 13s. ; common, old,
12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. ; Rye' 17s. to 18s. ; Flour, per stone,
2a. 10d. to 3s. 2d.; Oatmeal, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d.; liyemeal,
Is. Sd. Barleymeal, ls. 6d.

COLCRIVITIR, B,pr. B.—The supply of wheat at Off
market was wall ; the trade not brisk ; an advance of Is
to 2s. was obtained. So few samples of barley, peas, and
beans on sale, that prices may be called nominal.

GUILDFORD, SIFT. 8.--Tbers was a much larger supply
of new wheat, quality generally good. The demand was
extensive, prime being again Is. to 2s. higher. Wheat. new
lie. to 90s. ; old, 745. to 89s. per qr. Barley, 341. to 385.
Peas, 41s. to 44e. kLye, 465. to 60s.

°Lateen's's'', Barr B.—We bad an iacreased supply of
English wheat at taday's market; but, in spite of this and
orthe fins weather, the trade ruled very firm, and we must
writs prices Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer' best samples of new
being chiefly In nquest. Foreign is extremely firm, end
in some casee Is. more mousy has been paid. There is an
improved demand for grinding corn, at full prices. The
reduced stock of Irish oats has caused a Brunelle as the part
of holders, and we most write greys fully 6d. higher upon
the week.—lmporte during the week: Wheat, foreign, 1,050
HiRTTORD, SEPT. 8 —The supply of either old or new
wheat small, the farmers being so busy with getting in the
h , trade for both descriptions le. per load dearer.
Barley, very little offering; prices supported. Oats, peas,
and beans fully maintain last week's prices. Wheat, from
44e. to 525. per load. Barley, 30s. to 36e. per qr. Oats,
245. to 32a. Peas, 265. to 28s. per load. Beans, 295. to 31e.
Tem, 60s. to 651. Rye, 30r. to 365.
NSWOASTLII nrost•Txxit, SEPT. B.—The weather this
week Oss been dry end favourable, but Wednesday and
Thursday were extremely cold days, resembliog more the
temperature of November than September. Harvest ope-
rations are proceeding rapidly in this immediate locality
and on the early soils, but is the Highland districts wheat
reaping, under the most f ble circumstances, cannot
be general before the end of the present month, if then
The trade during the present week has been characterised

by rather more "buoiriecy, and the few samples of fresh
thrashed South Country wheat on sale have been readily
taken at a farther imrovement of is. per qr, extra Nor-
folk making 835.. fine, 825., and patrol runs of Wisheeh
80s., all weighed 631b5., whilst good Holstein has also been
sold at 795., and other Boris in proportion. Flour has com-
manded an advice' of is. per sack, and spring corn has
been generally held for more money, choice Scotch oats
weighir g 421bs. per bushel being plated without difficulty
at 335. Oki. per qr. At our market, this morning, we had
a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and the
arrivals coastwise being squally to, fresh thrashed wheats
were early cleared off at en advance of 2s. per qr., but
on Saab Country qualities little was done, from
the circumstance of holders declining to sell, ex-
cepting at a much greater enhancement. There were
two new samples shown to-day, quality tolerably good, but
wanting in condition, and sold at 765. to 785., weighing
60:bs. to 61Ibs • some fine Scotch yellow realised 825., eau
but runs of Sc'otch white, 80. Several parcels of foreign
being withdrawn, occasioned our millers to look afar such
ehipments as were on sale, in which a fair amount of business
transpired at an improvement of 24. to 3s. B)me stale red
Dsoish was taken for shipment at 77e., and the selling value
of F.-hmern and qualities of a like character was 826.,
weighed 63 be. Flour was unsettled, from a difference
arising amongst the millers, some being wishful to advance
3s. per sock, whilst others would not; under the circum-
*tepees we only raise Norfolk marks Is. per sack. In rye,
little stirring to our own consumers, but we have several
inquiries for export, one lot of Danish weighing 681bs. hay
lag been taken for Bremen at 48s. or thereabouts. Grinding
barley'was held for en advaace.of 2s. per qr., without, how-
ever, leading to any transactions; 39e. was demanded,
weighed 66Ibs. per bushel. Malt is becoming very scarce,
and anything extra would readily commend 7241., whilst at
the same time there is more inquiry for secondary descrip-
tions for mixing. Beans sad peas each tending upward.
With oats we were scantily by our growers, and the arrivals
being also scanty, a good clearance was effected at Cd per
qr. advance upon the rates of tkie day sennight, but where
more mosey was required sales were checked. The arrivals
this week are—Wheat, coastwise, 600 ;:foreign, 4,796;
rye, coastwise, 36; barley, coastwise, 1; oats, coastwise,
669; peal. foreign, 25 ; beans, foreign, 160. Flour, :670
sacks. Indian corn flour, 60 sacks.

NORWICH, Sept. 8.--Our market was tolerably well rap-
plies to-day with wheat, about (gust parts of old and new.
fi operations are nearly over in this locality. The
lfield is now ascertained to be deficient, and the advance of
ate has been in anticipation thereof ; the quality of the new
is not so good as was expested. To day prices advanced 2s.
to 31. per qr. Flour was in request at 21. per sack advance,
but millers were not disposed to sell to any extent. Barley
trade has scarcely commenced yet, only a few grinding lots
have eome to hand. Basis and peas a better supply, and
full prices paid. Oats were in good demand at late rates.
Wheat, old white, 88,. to 909. per qr.; old red, 74.. to 78.. ;
new white, 849. to 865.; new red, 749. to 795. Barley, grind
ing, 30s. Beans, 48e. to 625. Peas, 465. to 48'. Oat!, 30,.
Ifl 325. Fine household Sour, f. o. b., 659. per sack of
280 lbs., purchasers finding lacks, and claiming one month's
credit.

PETERBOROUGH, SEPT. 8 —Our farmers being engaged
in Ptcur mg the latter part of the harvest causes us to have a
mall market hem to day, and but little pain offering.
Wheat sold at an advance of 3s. per qr. over last eel's
prices. Little or nothing doing In spring corn.

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READING. SEPT. B.—A shorter supply of new wheat
than expected, the trade is tolerably brisk, at an advance of
Is. to 2s. per qr. on the rams of last week ; old wheat, 725.
to 845.; new, 735. to 83s. per qr. Barley in great request,
is. per qr. dearer, price 31e. to 38s. Beans and pee. the
same last week. A few parcels of new pee. on offer, bu•
did not meet with purchaser on account of price being
high.

Yogi, SIFT. 8.-The weather continues fine, and as
oar farmers are now busy securing their crops, we havo
only a small show of wheat at market to•day. Old made
fully 21. per qr. advance, and the few samples of new offer-
ing sold at 80s. per qr. In other articles no alteration.
Flour has advanced 3.. per sack. Thet 'Mowing are the
present prices of grain at our markehthis: dor :-Wheat,
white, 80,.. to 85s. per imperial qr. ; red, . 784. to 82n.
Barley, grinding, 36.. Bean,. 48s. to 60e. Rye, 441.
Malt, 70.. to 725. Oats, le. 3d. to le. 6J. per stone of
14Ibe. Flour, 604. to 635. per sack of 2801 be.
Wtsithem, Barr. 8.-We have several samples of new
whest with a few of old here to-day ; the quality of the
former various • one third may be called tine, weighing
63ibx ;a third 611bs. ZanB the other thin and inferior,
57Ibs. to 681 b.., prices varying from 708. to 804. for 36 stone.
Little of other grain showing, and former priers readily
obtained. Great prolate, is making in securing the harvest
in this district in the very best p foible order. The yield
is variously spoken of, and there is much misrepresentation
abroad ; but, from personal inspection over a large tract of
country, I see no reason to alter the opinion I gave last
week. The last fourteen days of splendid weather has done
wonders for the potato crop. The qualify proves fine. and
the yield will be great. Frites to the growen :-Wheat,
old, 72.. to 84s. per qr. ; new, 70s. to 80s. Oats, Is. 241. to
ls. 3d. pet stone. lhans, 475. to 50s.
WORCILITIP, Barr. 7.-At this day's market there was
a large supply of both new and old wheat from the farmers,
which was cleared c if at an advance of 2s. per qr. Barley
tending upwards. Oats held for rather IKON mossy. Beane
and peas both more inquired for, and the turn dearer.
Coax, Sort. 8. - (By Barra& and Irish Magnolia
Telegraph.)-175 barrels white wheat, 35e. to 41s. ;
171 barrels red wheat, 310. to 39.. ; 60 barrels oats, ilga, to
19s. • 49 barrels here, 17e. 34. to 17e. td.• 699 barrels oats,
13.. 13d. to 141. 3d.; 198 barrels oats, 14.. 31. to 18s.; 104
barrels °ate, 16.. to 17e.; hay, farmers', 48e. to 60e.;
deslers', 675. to 60,.; straw, 18s. to 40s. ; clover, lOid.
to 111.
LIMERICK, Burr 8.-(By English and Irish Moeda
Telegraph.)-There are no imports this week. The delive-
ries to market are :-Wheat, 840 barrels; barley, 67 bomb;
oats, 905 barrels; quality and condition of wheat eseellwat ;
oat' and barley not **good as expected. Millers being low
in stock, are free buyers for wheat, at fall prices. Eqpiisis
more ioquired for, also the finer descriptions of foreign.
Nothing pawing in prepared barley or oats. F.o.b. slightly
speculative. loquiry for iodise corn ; the advanced rates
demanded prevent business. Flour less easily sold than moot
articles. Coarse meal. little inquiry for. Weather during
week epleadid, sod the larger postion of the crops that
have twee saved by this influence, mast show a material
addiuos In quality when they appear in market.
W AAAAA OKII. SIFT. 8.-A 001111111111000 of 11211 weather
throughout the week has eashlid oar farmers to slake con.
sidstshle progress with the harvest, which le wow being
secured in ravels better condition than was sported a short
time since. Our arrivals of grain from abroad have been
on a liberal scale since this day sa'neight, and at this morn.
fag's market we had a fair show of farmers' wheat, which
sold testily, at as advisee of le. 6d. to 2e. per barrel. For ,
foreign there has been a good intisiiy daring the week at
fell prices. Barley is better request, at unaltered rates.:
The delivery of new oats has somewhat increased, and
buyers have freely paid 81. pat barrel over last Saturday's

qtreestioar. —Old being in gaff abilspalgr, are held fts
an admen of 3d. per barrel, which checks eases. In lestisii
'Mini there has hcsh a urge bigness passing at fun prim
and more his been purchased for consumption than um.;
Ist this senors of the yesr. Flour trm, but sot sect,
Imw.rts this : 4,681 Tie.; lonian 001.'
13,672; flour, 45 inks. Export* this week:—Ore,
ha-rels ; thus, 251) auks.
KIILICALDY, SEPT B.—TMs weather during the went
having been propitious for harvest operatietas, g
breadth of the crop has bees cut, and a considerable M.
secured I. the stack-yard in good order. Fanners M.
busy in the fields, then was • thin attendance at ou
eeeapl
markets. this week; and the little grain offering was'
taken off at Is. to 21. per qr. advance on wheat, an t 1,144
prices of last week for oats. Of new barley a few Nod,
were shown, the value of which, generally, was to be ND,
lated by the rates of nest smile. Here, to-day, there nos
small supply of wheat, all old, which met a quick sale m 24,
per qr. above the rates of last market day. There wen ,
few paresis of new barley brought forward, weighing hod
60 to 6610 a. per bushel, which realised the full prices sith,
day week. There was one parcel of old oats, and oss d
new, which sold at 335. 6d., 4211b5.. for the old, and 29,.
M
391 lbs., for the new. Wheat, old, 78s. to 86e. per qr. gd
ley, new, 30s. to 38a. Oats, old, 331. 6d.; new, 295. 6d,
BUTTPD big

salt.—Coax, Sarr. B.—(By English ancl 1.
hfsgtevo Telegraph.)—Pinta, 300, 100 s. ; amnia, fu
755.; thirds, 254, 8&.; fourths, 66, 855.; fifths, 91,74,.:
sixths, 60s.