The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lreszrooi, Oar. 18.—The market amid
heavily, and prima of all kinds ars the same as last week.
The sales were 6,000 bales-1,000 for export—oomprisieg,
ia addition to American, 120 Puns= and Masenhain, at
61d. to eV.; 300 Egyptian. at ed. to 9d. ; 1,200 Stoat,
at 31d. to 41d. ; sod 40 Sea Islands, at 9d. to 184. per lb.

COTTON OOODS.—Maxcararxn, OCT. 18. The
market bee been without animation, and the advance of
discounts by the Bank of England to six per cent. for sixty,
and to seven per cent. for 95 days' bills, has, U possible, in-
creased the depression already existing. In the morning
both buyers and sellers appeared disposed to wait the result
of the Bank meeting, and this afternoon the indisposition
of both home trade and shippers to operate has been very
marked. Where @ellen of either cloth or yarn have been
disposed to press sales, they have been compelled to make •
concession, and prices have a downward tendency,with con•
siderable irregularity.

WOOL.—Bnenrozn, OCT. 18.—Ths shipping houses ars
transacting a very fair business in manufactured goods, but
for the home Wads then is nest to nothing doing. The
prices obtained of late for combing wools ars firmly main-
tained, thirst appearing no prospect of decline, sad demand
ie sontawhat more limited. The yarn trials remains steady.

CORN.-Biextoonam, OCT. 16.-At Gloucester market,
on the 13th, wheat advanced 1s per quarter; at Woreester,
same day, 21. Barley dull but not lower. Oats the turf
dearer. Beans up 21. Peas unaltered. Daring the present
week a good deal of wheat has changed hands at an im-
provement of 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Barley, oats, and peas
quite as dear. Beans le. to 21. per quarter higher. At
Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat was firmly held for •
rise of 4s. per quarter, but the sale was slow thereat. no
millers rose the retail price of flour 3s. 4d. per sack. At
this day's market there was only a limited supply of wheat,
which was soon cleared off at an advance of 4s. per quarter.
Oa barley the turn was in favour of the buyer. Oat. main-
tained their value. Beans held for Is. to Is. 6d. per quarter
more money. The millers advanced the retail price of flour
as. 4d. per seek.
Domes, Ocr. 18 -We have had a very good supply
of wheat, and the continued demand for seed caused some
excitement in the market, which opened at en advance of
2a. a qr., but towuds the close a reaction took place, and not
mon than 1.. a qr. advance could be obtained. Barley was
in short supply, good samples were eagerly *ought tor, but
not hound : the trade was about as last week. Goad old
beans ware in improved demand. In oats and pea no alter-
Tues dull at from 9s. to 10s a bushel. Wheat, best
re▪
d, 84s. to 88a. • middling, 725. to 845.; inferior, 60s.
to 72.. Barley, Mk to 43.. Oats, 28s. to s. Beaus, 48e.
10,605. Pear, 435. to 48s. Flour, flue, per sank, 60s. to 665. ;
snoods, 675. to 60..
MARONE:II'IR, OCT. 18.-There was again a large at-
tendonce at our market this morning. English wheat, both
old and sew, was quickly taken at an advance on the cur-
rency of thin day ee'nnight of fully 2a. per quarter. Flour
was held for an enhancement of 2s. to 3.. per sack, which
rather chinked sales. Oats and enema' were in improved
request at (ally late rats.. Old English and foreign beats
were le. to 2s. and Indian corn 2a. to 3s. per quarter dearer.
Barley was alt the turn in favour of sellers.
NRWARK, Ocr. 17.-At our market to-day there was 111
fair quantity of grain showing, and a good attendance. For
wheat a liberal sale effected, and 2a. to 31. d . Barley
Sat and unaltered. For beaus and other grain little inquiry.
Wheat, white, 83s. to 861. • red, 81s. to 83s. ; barley, 395.
to 41s. ; oats, 31e. to 335. ; beans, 645. to 661. per qr.
NEWBURY, OCT. 18.-Our supply of wheat is moderate,
and readily disposed of at an advance of from 2 to 3s. per
qr. on all descriptions. A brisk sale for barley, at late rates.
Oat', bens, and peas, remain the same. Oar statute fair,
held this day, greatly impeded business.
UIBRIDOI, Ocr 18.-The sale of wheat is brisk at ea
advance of 2s per qr. on the prices of last week. In spring
corn the value is auebseged Wheat, 74.. to 98s. Barley,
365. to 40s. Oats, 275. to 345. Beaus, 48s. to bers. Peas,
435. to 661. Eye, 464. to 621. per qr. Tares, 9s. tolls.
per bushel.
WATBRTORD, OCT. 17.-Since Saturday our :deliveries of
home grown grain have rather fallen off. From abroad the
arrivals are limited to Indian corn, of which the supply is
considerable. Influenced by the amennts from London and
Liverpool. our market to-day had an upward tendency for
all articles, but the amount of business transacted was not
large.
Banirsotos, 0cr.17.-We had in the market to-day
1,358 qrs. wheat, 1,376 ayes. barley, 1,002 qn. oats, and 62
qn. beans. There were sold-Wheat, 114 qrs. old, and
870 new ; barley, 1,203; oats, 812 ; ant. beans, 39 qrs.
There was a large supply of grain in the market to-day.
Sales were ready for wheat and barley, and prices Ulna.
derably up. &were] parcels wen sad for seed. Oats and
beans were easier. M compared with last week-New
wheat was 4.. up on the top, and 6e. 6d. up on the ave.
rage ; old wheat was the same on the top, and ld. up on the
ga. Barley was 2s. up on the top, and le. 91. up es
the average. Oats were le. 45. up on the top, and Bd. down
en the overage. Beasts were Ir. up on the top, and 11.6 d.
down on the average. Wheat, old, 80s. to 100 s. Barley,
31s. to 495. Oats, 24e. to 41s. 4d Beans, 475. to 66e.
New wheat, first, 1041. ; second, 87s. 4d. ; third. 60s.
Weight of top new wheat, 64Ibe. old wheat, 66ilbs. ;
barley, 681 b..; oats, 4611ba. ; and bins, 661 be per bushel.
General average of wheat, Ws. 7d.-bisteg 6s. up from last

week.
OLAsoOW, Ocr. I7.—With small arrivals of wheat and
flour, the basilica in those masks improved during the
week, and millers and dealer. were obliged to pay 6d. per
boll more for new, sad Is. for old, en Monday. The sale of
barley and oats has been sore limited than of late ; and the
attempt made to establish an advance of Is. per load on to. b.
sales of oatmeal has proved a failure. At this day's market
there was a good consumptive demaad for wheat, at an
advance of le. per boll on both old and new. Barley a slow
sale at former prices. Oats are held firm, and are *alma
dearer. Oatmeal on the spot brings 6d. pet load more, in
pail Beans and pees sweltered in value.

CATTLE.—NzwArti, OCT. 17.—At market to-day there
was a pod show of stock, and a reedy sale. Prises about
the same. There were 626 sheep, 142 besets, end 166 pip
petered in the market.
EDINBURGH, OCT. 17.—The number of sheep this 11141111•
ing was 7,271, being 636 mon than on this day week. Good
sheep maintained late rates, but the inferior kinds were not
sully sold, sad the tarn cheaper. Top prise of the best
black. Lad mutton, fully 7d. ; current, 60. ; middling sad
inferior, from 6d. to 6d. per lb. At the tic.. a elearanee
met atoned. The supply of settle was 638, being 80 more
them lea week. The quality generally impristod. Demand
geol, awl pries. mash the same aa last week. Top prise of
the he beef, 106 64. ; rrrrr t, 10s. ; middling eel inferior,
from Se. 6d. to 9s. 63. per Datch moss. A pod demean
was ellheitod. There were is the market—sheep, 7.271; fat
cattle, as; less do., 44.5; miles cows, 71 ; pigs, 303.

SHIPBUILDING ON THE WILAZ.—i3UNDEBLAIND.
17.-Bbipboildie6 is at wont vary brisk oa tbs Wier,
sad dm mambo of csdps os baud boa lod the bandies
pmerally dodim eon by the Admiralty Mr
.the cos.
aPastles of pa sad mama, boats Om firm, Kamm
tlaigpald Os, of Miss. Um uttered labs armagoonsta
M ladll Ilse sr ihe Muff waft. The amber of yards at
MIMI laemPortasat 465. sad the total sambas of
swab as Masada mamas to SC vita ma aggro-
pto (0.11.) Pomp of 112,264. Prism hemmer, era sot
so bleb ea WOK be ospoted, sad Pa Alps of tlio II pen'
elms Ibo ealleallMsaalsiam 101. Its to 121. psi Isa.