The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Livatroei, Ocr. 7.—We have had. • good 4
demand main to-day, mad the market opened strong at
per lb. advasee, but after it biome known that the Beak I
of England had raised the rate of dimmest to 6 per amt., 1
it checked busies. and the market cloned at rather easier '
rates. The sales are 20,000 Wee, of which 10,000 are for
export and speculation.
COTTON GOODS.-11•6ffilmriffin, Ocr. 7.—The drat
edemas in the Bank rake gave a check to epesidatlon both
here and at Liverpool, sad on Tuesday sod two =bequest
days business was of • limited character. In Batchelder
produces= had the 'mead takes froin under them by people
who had bought yarns cod cloths simply on speculation, and
who were now so asxioua to be relieved of their remoted.
bility as to offer their purchase
for resale at 3d. to 4d. per
lb. under predates' prima. Even at them to
many of
them netted •large profit. Yesterday tkeLiverrece market
recovered, and the change was Mountainously feathers in the
high prime which spinners and mautifeturen at once raised
their quotations to. For @hippie; yarns buyers were found
willing to give an advance of lei. per lb. as the rates of
Thursday, bat home trade yarns, though spiemrs
were encouraged to ask extreme rates, did not
go off very well. Cloths were also quoted slain
at extreme rates, but beers were not disposed
to operate at ouch prime, sod in many cases were
able to supply their wants from resale lota on much easier
terms. The stook of cotton in Live has has now been re-
duced within such limits as to place t fairly at the unmet
speculators. Spinners are able to exact prices somewhat is
proportion to the advance in cotton, owing to the demand
for yarn from manufactures who are under capered ; but
the manufacturer feels there must be a limit somewhem,
and experiences difficulty in replacing orders in proportion
as pries advance. There is a probability that lesion of
cloth will exhibit more caution for • time than they have
dome of late. Advice of the ries in the Beak rate to 7 per
cent. did Dot arrive in time. this being a half-holiday, to
affect the little beim= dam.

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FLAX—Linn; OCT. 7.—There is so
activelbusinese
doing at very arra price., and for good clean qualities of
flax high prioes w obtained, and if the present buoyancy
in the °atop market continues, higher rates are prahle.
Common qualities are mare neglected. Fine tows are
ready sale eel scarce, and lower descriptions and °Dallas
are beginning to move more freely. Hemp. dull. The yarn
teas is excited, end prices considerably higher in the past
fortnight— indeed, the spinners are generally foresold, and
little is doing below top list prices. Thrends, tars, are
dearer in proportion, and in good demand.

RARDWARE.—Sinuluaithu. Our. 7.—Tite trade at
this town is steady, sod ie, in seed, up" the whole in a
very satisfactory date; the factors are priori out a geed
supply of orders ; there are a great number in bawl in
various branches which must be completed for shipment at
the urusl time, and there are complaints in many quarters
of the difficulty experienced in getting orders executed and
delivered. The edge.tool trade is sot es brisk es it has
been, and the wirodrswers report business extremely quiet
in that breech, but in the metal traded a fair amount is
being done ; and the lamp and chandelier manufacturers,
eleetroplaters, jewellers, sad tie plate workers, are all '
them well *rimed ; in many instances the orders on the
books are amply stagiest to keep 11IMINIIII tolerably active
for the next month at least ; but the reports received tram
the factors an all of them of such a character es to leave
little doubt but that the hew trade tar the asthma will,
90 far concerns hardware =note:starts,
.bequite up to
as
the average. There are Dome geed orders asq seootutt et
the limited Maths.

00/I.N.—Crrnerm4 OCT. T.—A vary dull market. A
large quantity of 0044•11 barley Amorist.
Cautestu, Ocr. 7.—'There one a moderate supply ql.
all kinds of grabs at oar aortae this utornieg. Wheat
readily Montt ed. par Omit& bushel over lot west's
quotations, and still mare moray was laid for geed einel-
samoles. Ostr Mee were ed. up,
_sod es wee
Prices :—Wheat, whit*, sew, 15s. ed. to len ; dfdiertilla
16.. ed. ta 19.. ; ditto red, sew, Ifs, to lee. 61. ;
tutu
, les. es 17s. Barley, new. 10a. to lls. ed. ; ditiebeidi
Chie el Ur minsigels of the firm al Seems. Youngman 10.. to Ila. 04., potato. saw, is. to 95.: ditto,
aywoh., sak-moven. stas•44nsA. Brampton, bp. 94. &I. W 104.61.; ditto, common, to 9.. AL per Om,
ph.d 0•• awillento fo• a WaTTSS9 *phut a lady of lids WAAL Thar. In 10d. to 2s. per
5t4114; eassaa,
reithee andsing goods sales false preteneen IL id. to 111. iromwa krihrweitl. ddi.
Applisast Mated that at about four think oe Thunday COLOKIIMIX, OM. f.—A good of alms* aerl
.simessen a lady came iMo the stop rod ordered goals to ley, and mon of how sad low Wier reeve imet,
the sescost of 301.; she lays bar name as Bra. Boy Jane and bailey obtaised full prism The men rams* applies
Bistesdoos. of Ileibury-tansenhousa, near Halewood- to dry sad scowl red wheat; but memos red sad while
Km" and whited the 'soda to to sent 800 on went oseeperetivide

Marrs
Primoser—l suet deny I was there.
Ur. Ellison—No. Yon were found therm.
Sergeant Fior, IC division, reqneatsi a remand to mom
Min whether prisoner could not be identified as hawing hem
on the spot in question when neat Miens* were made.
Remanded.
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