The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LroniPooL, SIFT. 13.—The market clawed
tamely, but with much
soden has lost the advance obtained on Tuesday, and price,
of ail descriptinee are as quoted on Friday lest. The seise
to-day are 7.000 Wee, comprising 4.500 Americana (600
for export, and 500 on inoculation), 100 Pernambuco and
Illersubam, (lid. to 714. ; 240 E.yptian, ed. to 90.;
and 2.000 Surat (eye half for export), 4d. to 53d. per lb.
The imports einem ibis day week are 10,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.— karecianirrun, Barr. 13. —We
hays a quieter cloth market, and buyers who on Tuesday
were disposed to some activity if sullen would have taken
last week's rates, are less disposed to operate. This change
is owing to advice' of an easier cotton market at New Ynrk
at last dates. and • trieterstate of things at Liverpool. The
Intelligent,' early this afternoon that the Bask of England
bad raised its discounts to 41 per cent, has also had •
depressing effect. ilaetfactturers appear mostly to be firm
in resisting any change in prices, bat there are some a:ero-
tical, and we have more irregularity than for this fortnight
past For yarns there is rather more steadiness. Tee
spinners of most descriptions of twist have engagements for
some time forward, and display mush firmness.

WOOL.—BILLDFORD, Barr. 13.—Former prices are
maintained, and the demand continues steady for all de-
scriptions of combing wools. Yarns are firm, and tber►
appears to be more willingness on the part of buyers to
secede to the prices demanded by spinners. Thus are no
stocks of pieces in warehouse, and atanufeeturen are working
to order, trade being at. ady for the miuset.
CORN.—Drusse. Barr. 13.—We had a very mall
supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at an ad of 2..
per qr.; there were several small lots of new, mostly in
very middling condition. The top price of old red was
425. 6d. a sack, a new, 42a. Flour advanced 3e. a sack. In
other grain not much doing, and De alteration in price
Except is ory backward limalitiee, tile wheat is mostly
got in. Wheat, best red. 82s. to 86e.; middling, 70s. to
82e.; inferior, 69‘ to 701 Barley. 345. to 375. Oats. 28s. to
345. Beaus, 46e. to 62.. Pea., 43.. to 481. Flour, doe per
sack, 695. to 645.; seconds, 66.. to 695.
Blawuroune. Burr. 13.—At Gloucester and Worcester
markets, en the Iltb, wheat wee about 2s. per quarter dearer.
B.rley *demised le. per quarter . and beans, also peas, were
held for a similar improvement. Oats 61. higher. During
the pretest week the high pricer demanded for wheat have
cussed the transmitter' to be yen limited. Barley bold for
Is., oats 6d., beaus and pees ls. to 2s. per (muse more
money; bat then ars only compiled with an very lhalted
quantities. At Wolverhampton yesterday eatrovagast
rates were denuded by both (amen and dealers; but
millers barest sparingly, at an 'diatom el la. to 2s per qr.
At this day's market there was a large supply of w►eat
from the fanners, and a redaction of la. per quarter bad to
be submitted to before a cleanse, et old be made. Barley
sold slowly, at the above rise. Oats taoaktered. Besse le.
per quarter dearer ; peas, 2..
Haacsasvaa, Barr 13.—The mostbet saw; ear last
tepees hoe *Mimed et the meet hems*,