The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—BRIBTOL, OCT. 9. —There has been a steads
demand this week for most descriptions of sugar, awl
prior mad be quoted fully la. higher than last week. Re.
Awed b is bettor demand, at la. to L. 6d. advance.
Rtrm—No sales.

COTTON.—Lrrzarooc, Oct 9.—The accounts from
Manchester show a steady but moderate grainer, and the
last advioes from the Eat are favourable ; but the market
has been without spirit during the week, and is in many in-
stances in favour of buyers, with considerable irregularity
in certain descriptions. American haw been freely uffer4
and holders have conceded jd. to W. per lb., is leading to
renewed and increased Logue's. Egyptian is freely offered,
but prices are not materially changed. Brazil has been ie
fair request at full rates and with • badly supplied market.
, As regards East India there has in some matinees been a
decline ofd. to ad. per lb., say in broach and certain ether
qualities of Surat, but 'China, Bengal and Mude command
full rates to W. advance. Speculations have takes during the
week 16,560 bates; ex 10,440 bales; and the trade 27.440
Was of all kiwis, We have bad a fair demand today with
a steady market. The sales are 8,000 bales, of which ;Ow
are for export and speculation. The following are the
official quotation :—Fair Orleans (nominal), middliur, :rd.•
fair Mobile (nominal), middling. altd. ; fair Uplands'
(nominal), middling, 264 d.

COTTON GOODS.—NANCEDS/111, OCT. 9.—We bays
had a very quiet market in both yarn and cloth, for which
buyers u well as Wien were somewhat prepared by the
previous tone of the cotton market, and the reports to hand
se to the state of the money market. Some private letters re-
ceived by merchants speak of the uneasy date of the money
market in terms much more calculated to excite attention
than anything which appears in the journals. The only
effect which these letters have had so far has been shown only
in the caution of buyers, who hove abstained from liminess
to event extent to-day. In yarns fliers have been very few
saes, especially for export, and the recent encouraging ac.
counts from India seem to have failed in giving any impale
to business for that quarter. In prices there has been no
=ea, and the market closes firm at the quotations of
y. In cop yarns there is no change rice Toes.
day ; wines are steady, with only a very moderate beepers
offering. In cloths the demand for all quarters seems to
have been declining as the week has progreseed towards its
close, and today we have hid very little demand, so that
few islet hare been possible. There has been come little
inquiry of a rased character, but even in such easel
buyers seem to be lees inclined to give the prices required
than they were on Tuesday. On the other hand marmite.
tares and holders of cloth are alike firm in price. and
there is no apparent disposition amorist them to make any
concession on the quotations of Tuesday, last. Come:Woe,
indeed, seems hardly probable in the present position of
producers. Many of them are well se/raged, stocks in head
are light, and the baseness of the market becomes more tn.
parent everyday. Boyers matt become cognizant of this in
making their inquiries, from the difficulty they find in
placing contracts where they are unwilling to submit to
accept delivery of the goods at • distant date. There ire
some few exceptional cane is which goods have been pro-
duced for which there is not much requirement, and is
such instances a alight weakness may be discovered, but
they are very few.

OORN.--CHELIIBTOKI. Ocr. 9.—There was a fair show
of wheat at market to-day, and best raw of red and white
Ledo fully last week's rates. Red, 40e. to 425. ; whit*, 45..
to 48e. Barley of finest quality about maintains its mine,
secondary runs and grinding Is. lower. Beans the same am
last weak.

LINcOLX, OCT. 9.—Our market to-day ham been very
dull, sad wheat barely maintained last wears prices. Bar-
ley was also • very slow trade, at a decline of 2a. per qr.
The quality was very various, but few of the samples were
of fine quality. Wheat., red, 39m. to 40s. ; white, Ile. to
445. Barley, griuding, 28a. to 315.; malting, 375. Oete,
18e. to 235.

Idvsazoot.. Ocr. 9.—A1l this morning we have had con.
tinned heavy rain, and our market was only thinly attended.
Wheat was generally held more firmly. 'ad the commoner
sorts of red American more difficult to purchave. ld,
mil:umbel cheaper. Barley, bream, sad peas all mattered,
ram brought Tuesday's prices. Flour very dull, and
prices tended in favour of buyen.
Weitzruma, Ocr. 9.—The wheat trade was dull. Fin
dry puusle were held for nearly late rates, bet the demand
was limited. Other sorts were difficult
itirosaa.t is. de-
cline. Fine barley unaltered, secoedary Other
articles were rather cheaper. Average for meek ending
Oct. 5 :—Wheat, 2,969 qrs., at 42u. 9fd. ; barley. 800, at
32a. 100. ; rye, 317, at Ws. 714.; beau, 127, at 38e. 4f3.

00ALL—LOIMON, Ocr. 9. —Byass's Bilbao West Hart-
ley. 17e. 6d. ; Cowpeo Hartley, 17.. 6d. ; Lambert's
West Hartley, Us. 3d. ; Tanfleld Moor, les. 6d. ,• TanteW
Moor Bates, 14e. 6d. ; Walker Pri 13e. ; West Hart.
ley, 17s. 6d. ; Wykro„ 17s. 3d. ; Walls B , 19s. 61. ;
Walls Bed Eassell, 18a. 9d. ; Walk Wharealide,
18e. 9d. ; Walls Rod Braddylls Hattoe, 20s. 3cl. ; Walk
EmB pren:wellgate, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Eed Hettoo, 21a. ;
Walk Led Csasop, 23e. ; Walls End Kolbe. Bk. 6d. ;
Walls Ead Thorps, 19s. ; Walls End Too Gnus"
18e. 6d. ; Oarway sad Dmilrys Malting, ?IL—Ships at
:market, 33 ; sold, 27.