The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvittersoi, Ocr. 19.—The sales today are
estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speesla-
lion ; they comprise 100 Purism. and Mnranbam, at 60.
to lid. ; 100 Bahia, at Gid. to Id. 6OO Heyptiao, at hid.
to DM.; and 1,500 Surat, at 4,1. to 41d. The market
closes firmly, but tea anitosted, and with a better choice.
All kinds are quite as dear as on Friday. Speculators ue
the confident Mayen ter-day.
MANCIIESTRIL, Ocr. 19.—We have again to report a very
bury market in cotton yarns and cloths, and to such an es-
tent aro the hands of producers tied up with the contracts
and business in hand, that merdiihis enraiilaln or the diffi-
' WIT of a delivery of their goods after they have
placed their orders and paid fur them. Never in the his-
tory of the trade, say they, has it been so difficult to keep
our spinners and 'manufacturers to their time in executing
their orders. The improvement in yarn is very striking to-
day. In mule twist of common qualities, from the lowest
numbers up to 410's, the advance has been ns mui-h as Id.
per lb. upon last Tuesday's prices, for the common quali-
ties; and from id. bid. per lb. on the Hoer ilescript:ons; '
whilst 100's mule are Id. per lb. higher. Water twist, both
in warp and bundle, has been id. to id. higher. The de-
mand is large, particularly in the yarns adapted to the
Eastern markets. l'rinters sre very busy, and have a diffl-
culty in getting the fabrics by which to complete their
orders, and priers continue to advance. On India shirting, '
and madopollatn• as much us lid. told. has been asked, and
in some irstances obtained. The market indeed is very
wise, and the tone very healthy, • large businers basing
been done in almost all kinds of goods.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lerns, OCT. 19.—There lies
been a good attendance of both merchants and manufac•
toren in the Cloth halls to-day. We hate had a brisk and
active market. Above an average Tuesday's business has
been done in nearly all descriptions of goodii.
WOOL.-11nnortiortILD, Oct. 19.—Wools are firm 1111
price, but from the low stocks on hand at present and
haring no arrivals from London sales, there has not been
much business doing today.

MANUFACTURES.—lletnirsartaim, Oct. 19. —We
have had a more numerous attendance of buyers to-day than
for revers' weeks, and a tolerable amount of goods of all
descriptions have changed hands, but the greatest demand
has been for middle qualities iu fmcy ponds. It now ap-
pear' evident from the high price of the raw material that
manufactured goods must improve in prices, which accounts
for the merchants purchasing more freely.
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CORN —lieu, Oct, l9.—Artivals of all kinds of grain
continue light, and a good consumptive demand takes
everything off from ship, with a tendency towards advance.
The weather is fine and autumnal. To-day we had a small
supply of Wheat from neighbouring farmer, which met a
free sale at fully the prices paid last market day, 40s. to
42.. being the current rates paid to the farmer. For foreign
there was a fair retail sale. N.,t much doing in malting
Barley, Ant grinding supports the late advance, and is
scarce. Oats without alti ration. The stock of Beana is
much reduced, and Egyptian in few hands. New foreign
are fully as dear. More inquiry for Peas, and late arrivals
gone info consumption. The Linseed market is very firm,
and Cakes maintain their advance; some choice foreign are
now on the market. No Rapeseed on rale at present, and
Cakes command 100 s. from ship, if of fine green quality.
Imports from Oct. 9 to Oct. Id:—Wheat, 593 qrs.; Bailey,
1,505; Oats, 1,900; Beans, 744; Peas' 2,004; Tares, a;
Linseed, 14,642; Rapeseed, 5,451; Oil Cakes, 198 tons;
Bones, GO.

Lam, Oct 19.-The arrivals of wheat are moderate,
and that per roils is not large ; the quantity repor.ed in
Leaden has checked the buoyancy of the trade here, and
though liiday's advance is fully maintaMed, yet the busi-
ness done is small. Barley is wanted, and heavy quali-
ties bring extreme prices. Oats end shelling as before.
Beans and ether articles without alteration. Arrivals this
week : Wheat, 3,248 ; Oats, lea ; Barley, 614 ; Beans, 663 ;
Peas, 14 ; Shelling. 40 ; Rapeseed, 336 ; Linseed, 349.
Liennt ant, OCT. 19.-The arrivals from Ireland
and coastwise during the past week have been fair of
oatmeal, but small of other articles. From for, ign ports
we have received 20,164 quarters wheat, 1,58 G quarters
beans, 430 quarters peas, 1,950 quarters Indian corn 1,168
sacks and 13,119 barrels flour. The exports in the same
time comprise 2,902 quarters wheat, 1,767 quarters Indian
corn, 1,118 sacks and 11,722 barrels flour. fhe trade has
been buoyant throughout the week pest, and a large busi-
ness has been dons in wheat and flour, at an advance of 2d.
per 70 lb*. and Is. per sock and barrel. Indian corn has
also improved in value Cid. to Is. per quarter, Galan arrived
being worth 30s. 6d. to 315., Ibraila 28s. 9d. to per
quarter, C. F., and I. Oatmeal fur forward delivery has
been in good request, at 3d. to Gd. per load more money.
In other articles there has been comparatively little doing,
and no change in prices. At this day's market there was
usual attendance of the town trade, but few buyers
hem a distance, and only a limited consumptive demand
was ezprrieneell for wheat and flour, at about Friday's
prices, being an advance of lel. to 2d. per 70 lbs. and Gd. to
9d. per barrel and sack sines this day week. Oats and oat-
meal met with a moderate demand, at late rates. Barley,
beans, and peas were in (sir request, at an improvement of
Id. to 2d. per 60 lbs. on the former and Gd. to Is. per qr. on
the two latter articles. Indian corn afloat and arrived was
not much iaquired for, and the full advance noted above
was not obtainable to-day.-Arrivals into Liverpool and
Runcorn from Oct 1, to Oct. 18 inclusive : Wheat, 21,0471
qn. ; Barley, 623 ; Malt, 200 ; Oats, 3,629; Beans, 1,884;
Peas, 430; Indian Corn, 2,6006; Oatmeal, 6,805 sacks ; '
Flour, 1,447 sacks, 13,119 barrels. Exports to Ireland :-
Wheat, 1,970 qrs.; Indian Corn, 1,713; Flour, 688 sacks
and 6,115 barrels.
LYNN, Oet. 19.-Oar farmers being so much engaged in
Wheat sowing, our supplies still continue small. Wheat
ready Pitt, at last wet k's prices, and Barley Is. per qr. dearer.
Wheat, old, red, 621bs. to 631b5., 425. to 46e. per quarter
to the grower; new, 591 h.. to 601b5., Mt to 385.; ditto,
66105. to 6811 n., 3ls. to 345. Rye, 24e. to 265. Barley, se-1
lected, 62Ibs. to 5311*., 395. to 32:,.; best runs, 5111*. to 621 be.,
295. to 30s. • Inferior, stained and much sprouted, 601bs.
to 5211* , 245. to 265. Oats, new, Bd. to9d. per at. Beans,
old, 6611*. to 6611*., 35e. to 365. Peas, feeding, 245. to 28s.
Flour, fine, per seek of 2801 be., 30s. to 325.
NIWCASTLIFON-TYNR, Oct. 19.-The weather still COD-
tinues as fine as possible for agricultural operations. At
our market this morning we had a very moderate show of
Wheat from the growers; and, having nothing fresh in from
the coast, very wild prices were consequently paid for fresh-
thrashed samples, 455. to 465. having been given for extra
new red. Old was in fair request, but our millers having
supplied themselves freely on Saturday, the amount of bu-
siness passing was to a more limited extent. Flour in
steady request, 31s. 6d. to 325. being procurable for house-
holds, and 331. fad to 345. for whites; other sorts selling
in proportion. Rye was rather more inquired for.
Melting Barley a free sale, at 31s. to 321. fee Norfolk
qualities, weighing from 6211*. to 5311*. per bush., whereas
for a small cargo just arrived from Denmark, 28s. per 6611 n.
per bushel, was made for distillation. Malt is creeping up
in value, and anything choice would command 665. to 665.
per qr. Boiling Peas in good demand, the general runs of
Danish being readily saleable at 375.; superior Baltic qua-
lities, at the same time being worth Is. to 20. more. Beane
and Oats each tending upwards.
SALISBURY MICHAELMAS FAIR, Oct. 19.-Th' Te was an
average supply of grain to-day, and about the usual at-
tendance of buyers, who evinced a choice for the new des•
eriptions of Wheat, and the trade was dull at the currencies
of Tuesday last. The trade in Barley was tolerably god,
at an advance of le. per er., but in other descriptions of
grain there was no alteration.
CATTLB.--Sausnonv MICHAELMAS FAIL. Oct. 19.-
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The supply of Pigs was unusually large, and the.trade ruled
very dull, prima having a still further downward tendency.
There were • few useful Horses and, promising colts in the
fair, but the inquiry was of a very trifling character.

CHEESE.—Seatenuat lIIICUARLWAS FAIR, Oet. 19.
In consequence of the establishment of our monthly Cheese
market the supply of Cheese today wee very hawed, and
the trade dull, nothing more elms a retail business having
been transacted. Prices ruled about the ante uon Thurs-
day lest.