The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-22 00:00:00

MARKETS

TA LLOW.—TIMEIDAY EVINING.-11111 markaß was quiet
to-day. Subjoined are the cluing pries, : —Spot and all the
year. new, 47a. 6d. to 471. 9d. ; old, 46a. 6d. to
; December, 465. ; January to March, 48a. to 465. 3d. ;
March, Vs. to 48a. 3d. Delivery to but evening, 142 deka ;
arrivals, 50 auks.

COTTON.—LryzarooL, Ocr. 21.—Our market to-day is
quiet but steady, with a limited business done. The Was
are 4,000 bales, iocludiug 3,780 Surat, 130. to 2011. ;
50 F,gyptian, 2311. ; 150 Bahia, 22d. to 224 d. ; 20 Mama-
ham, 27d, of which 3,500 are for speculation and export.
The week's import is 53,334 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancomormi, Ocr. 21.—Then has
been exceedingly little business does in yarn, to-day. A
few purchases have been made by Germans, but chiefly of
very small lots, and to assort small orders. There has been
a rather more cheerful feeling, but it has not led to busloads,
and prices are rather weaker, though this has not been very
perceptible, because iu reality there has not been en amount
of business offering fairly to test them. In cloth the de-
pression existing last week continues, and prices still have a
downward tendency. The business offering has beers on
the smallest possible scale, ■ud in some dercriptioes
of goods there has been positively nothing dose.
T cloths and long cloths, where offered for sale,
are fully lid. per piece lower than beet weak,
and shirting, are also flatter. Some of the trade
circulars quote no cbaege iu price, because manufacturers
hays not consented to fix a lower limit for their agents than
• week or two ago, but the qaotations are practieally near
liable as • guide to buyers. The letters from India are to
hand, and confirm the report we gave some weeks ago that
orders bad bees seat oat to Bombay to re-purchase cloths
for this market. The letters in quietism say that skirtings
hays actually bees purchmed therefor re-shipmate Is ling-
lead. There are still many peremas who hold fireely is the j
belief that we shall hare Ito perm•oent 4111101111111 ii prim ;

but oot only do @hipper. find great difficulty in getting eondi
off their hands with a view to actual ooesemptioa ialoreia
markets on account of thegreatly en haricot pricesof thets,
INt
even in thit country it is said great difficulty is expenenod
in very moderate attempts to put up prim. Considenti
the comparative wealth of this country as compared with
others it had been thought that among Ins well-to-do mid,
ills class sod the highly-paid (relatively) working pea*,
au advance of shirtiap from ed. (the ordinary prior) to ad.
or 9d. would not be so difficult a thing as in poorer constrict.
Practical men report differently. Where otr large starry
houses formerly received orders to the amount of LOOK,
they are now cow mooly limited to 101. MA 2111. ; and than
maid to arise from the fact that drapers hod it often imp...
adds to sell at a rate to cover the advance charged to them.
We hear of one large house that has thought it advisable
under these chnumaknees to invite drapers to send lack
their stocks with the view of holding them till the barna@
of stocks has begun to tell more directly on priest.

WOOLLEN.—Urns, Ovr. 21.—The wild stormy wen.
ther appears to have affected the markets this morning,
which were only thicly attended sad presented very mile
animation. A few unborn and tweeds in the Coloured
Hall. and a sprinkling of winner; and other heavy vol. in
the White market, constituted the sales of the*. 'Lars
remain without material alteration.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDEAKFULLD, OCT. 21.—One nr
two buyers from Ireland have been here lied stades few nal:
purchases. Scarcely any London buyers bare been in the
market at .11. The local merchants have dose some latle
in winter goods, but the whole amount is lees than on out
preceding market day this month.

WOOLS. Hunninuinxi.n, Om 21. Manufacturtn
haviim gr 4 well stock( d, there is now but little blatancy
doing in wools, more specially colonials, but ►n whams
Laing expected next London sales, lately established price
rule very Arai.

CORN.—HULL, Ocr. 2L —At to-elay's market a mode
rate supply of English wisest, which sells more freely, at
fully late eurrency,and in some instances ls. per qr. s 'rum
is obtained. Foreign supports late rates with rather more
demand. Barley for malting purposes is request at Is. per
qr. improvement in value. Grindrog also moves off at mess
io favour of sellers. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats
and new corn rather cheaper. The foreign imports he
week are as under : Wheat, 5,725 qrs. ; barley, 3,255;
68.1; beans, MO; Pees, 85 ; linseed, 25,107 ;
1,537 ; oil takes, 423 WM.

LEEDS, Ocr. 21.—Floe dry wheat ia held for more moot%
but mho do not prover freely ; sample, short 01
are all but unsaleable. Beet samples of barley eell re,elo,
at full rates ; other sorts neglected. Beau and other art!.
else u before.

LP:carom., Ocr. 21.—With a very good atten.lae,
of both load and distant buyers at this roorniog's hwier,
wheat was decidedly more saleable at Friday's prim, not.
withstanding the enormous arrivals, and good wintercote.
mended even Id. per cental over the rates of Quit
Flour had a better inqui, and was generally held 1,4'
par barrel advance. lodian corn is weighed dose I, the
large quantity of heated &miring, and all descriptions isr,t
be quoted 3d. per quarter cheaper. !)rte are without .Ite.
ration. but oatmal is :Id. cheaper. The few pees here held
for high prices. Beans and barley the turn ;miler. The
market cloaca with steadiness,

Lniar, Oct'. 21.—The weather since Saturday has beta
eisiterous and wet; Sunday night and yesterday we ex.
F 'nonce(' a heavy south-west gale. At oar corn mange
this day there was a good atteadance. and a fair supply at
wheat ; good conditioned samples realised la. per qr. mare
money, and common qualities were no cheaper. Barley—
The best samples in good demand, at la. per qr. advance ;
other descriptions unchanged in value. Beaus and oats
each rather lower in TAUS. Prices per imperial quarter
to the 4rower :—Witeat, white, new, 611ba to 6.31 a.
per imperial bushel, 525. to 545. ; ditto reel. 61Iba to 62165.,
475. to 50s. ; ditto red, old, 6211 u. to 63161., 565. to sem.
Raney, best Chevalier malting, 531ba to 5111 n., 375. to
40a. ; ditto, runs Chevalier malting, 52165. to 5311 x,
33a. to 35e. Oats, 361bs. to 421 be., Z4s. to 276. Beans,
old, 6311 r. to 651b5., 425. to 48s. ; new, 631ba. to 641ba,
42.. to 46a.

Nawcasuz, Ocr. 21.—The weather sine. Saturday hai
been very boisterous, with much heavy rain; to-day the
wind has abated, the temperature at the name time Img
low for the season. At our market this morning we had
moderate show of wheat from the growers. aml having les
offering from the onset the trade monied much tresses
extra south country red in partial iostancee being sold Is
per qr. advance ; whereas old met • steady sale at th et.
trews rates of this day seaaWbt. Flour was held slide.
but buyers did sottoLserate bogy. In other grain we hoe
little variation to av