The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-19 00:00:00

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No. 42.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 19,1846. [3d.

Edin. & Northern, 101. Is. 101.
Glasgow General Terminus, 911.
& Ayr, 6741.
1)o. Halves, 41. 19a. Id, u. p

S. E. & Dover, New (is. 151.) No.
4, 575. 6d.
Stirling and Dunfermline, 215.6 d.

Aberdeen, 181. --..
Ewa of Fife, Ha.
E.lndian Railway, 13s. 6d. 15a. Od
Edinburgh & Northern, 101.
Olaagowoeneral Terminus, 91
Glam., Yilmarmask, and Ayr, 3211.

17.
Do. 1 sh., 3 percent. Guar., 171.
Do. naves, 41. 19s. 6d. se p '
Great North of India, 6s. fls. 31.
Lanark and Lothians, 445.
Madras, liellare, and Arcot, 56
Wlshaw and Colinas, 4711.
1, Ocr. 17.
Gt. S. k W. Ex. from Temp., to
Nee. St the 31,n., 15s. 15s. 3d.
Kilkenny & G. 8. Is W. J., la. la.6d.
Lim., Unia, & Killaloe In., Va.
MILO. W. Ps. to Gal., Ss. 10a.
Water.,Wen.,Wick.,&Dublin,3o3d
Wei, Oar., k Dub Jun., Sa. 48.6 d
Arm., CbL, & Prtrsh., 8.. tr. ed.
&mina and Bantry, 7s. 3d. 75.6 d.
Bake k Believed,
U 1
Cark eel Mermen 4s.
Cart, Pampa Meek,N. 1105.
Cat &Verney Ilk., M. b. 3d.
Debit sad Averee, in ed.
D. & M. ft.,
Dells saillokelles, 4 41
Dels,lWl.,keere.J., Send. 104.6 d
Deb. lake& Ateas., Ss. 3d.
Eamildiess Ned Mtgo, 13s. 13e3d.
Geleny end Zane, 3e. 3d. 3s. 6d.
Gt. Itserse Rehm , 3e. rd. 9e.
Dia ISOM 12s.
lArge, DNA Bal
Newry, Anseek ly.,
, k Londonderryl2s.6d.l2s9d
la., 14s.
N. Boss, Car.,lrKlL in., 3s.
Wet. & Kil. Ex. to Car., 25.3 d. 3s.
Wstid. &Transom, 218.3 d. 23a.
Wee., Water., k Calm.., 3s. NAL

Dublin oarlitteath
Ditto 181
Dubito al 'DogtoolMth 176
Motor, 47 Ile
DAM nol Billgormo.
Cork awl Ilembohiumidal/4
Deli's met MOW 84
tal 1 1
04 liDumb&ourbruk Wigs. MI
Mit L Enters, lie
MUGU West. it C.. •Of
Do. Harm i7l_
11•Ory sad DemlalMelo. 72. Bd.
Noway, Mr Boutrooor, 41 41
Woluelont Lbantitr. iO4
Woludioll Mang 41
1.14
Dollmt and Os. Dom. M.
Cork emi Ir. id.
Oak, Illsder.A Foram M. fold.
Deb.,llllB,lBooL Jo., lulbUtatl.
Dub., Dot. & Yalstt, 45.811. Is.
Dub. sod 'Lbw. Edo" IS
Do. Quarter; Si Sit
Killarney lunettes', du 13s.
CM s. a W._Ex. fecal Mallow to

TFermoy , 40e7
Gt. S. & W. Fat, Mountmellek
In., 51. 10e.
Cit. S. & W., Clonmel & Thurles,
375. ed. 41s.

THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS, Ocr. 17.
BaarovoaD.—WooL—The last has been an extremely
dull week for the sale of combing wools, and the market is
well supplied with all kinds ; but, owing to the high rates Mill
sought in the country, the prices here are well maintained.
Nods and broke" are rather flatter, and a shade lower palm
submitted to. Yarns.—The business doing to-day is envy
similar to several weeks past, and the spinners fear the ap-
proach of winter, with the present low prices for
Pieces.—The piece-trade to-day has been rather quiet, tannztiti;i
the accounts from the fair of Leipsic are pretty satisfactory,
it is hoped we shall see, ere long, more animated doings.
This being between the seasons, the manufactures of fancy
goods are generally flat, as plain Orleans and Paramattas are
most inquired for, and prices remain steady.
liskusx.—thir hopes of improvement in trade do
not yet seem in a way to be realised. The demand for both
Wool and Manufactures is languid, and prices not well sup-
ported. In the Wool market quotations run about 111. as. to
111. 10s. for middle wethers, and 101. 51. common mills with
broke. These latter hold up better than combing kinds.
HUDDI

market this week was again
without much animation, although two or three manufac-
turers made fair sales in kerseymeres. Wools are much the
same as last week. Sales cannot be effected, owing partly to
the market for woollen yarns having become suddenly de-
pressed, the demand for that article having ceased much
sooner than last year. In the warehouses there is no im-
provement since last week. Every branch, according to
present appearances, is likely to be flat.

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LElcurrit.—The demand for goods is tolerably
brisk amongst the country houses, but the purchases by the
London houses have been materially less than usual this
week. The hot weather in the United States has prevented
the commencement of the fall trade till • later period this
year than usual ; but it is hoped the next packets will bring
a favourable report of it, as well as orders for the spring.
MANCUESTER.—The business of the market during
the past week has been nearly at a stand-etill. Shippers are
dying almost nothing, and the country. houses are complain-
ing bitterly of the great falling off in the demand at this
usually busy season, when drapers make their selection of
winter stock. It is difficult to quote prices in a market so
disarranged as this is at present. The following, however,
have been the prices most general at which the small busi-
ness done has been transacted—namely, 27 inch, 64 reed
printers, 4s. 6d. ; 27 inch, 66 reed ditto, 4s. 6d. to bs. I4d. ;
72 reeds, be. 3d. to as. 104 d;; 36 inch shirtings, 66 reed, at
7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d. • 72 reeds, at 9s. to 101. • 40 inch G.E. India
long cloths, 66 reed, at Bs. 6d. to 95.; and 72 reeds, at 9s. 3d.
to 9s. 74d.

NOTTlNGHAM.—Lace.—Business has been rather
quiet this week, the London and more distant buyers not hay-
ing come in their ordinary numbers to market, probably de-
terred by the unusual wet weather we have experienced. Prices
remain as before. The fear of further advances in the lists of
yarns of coarse numbers does not as yet operate to raise the
value of the wrought lace goods. If the Manchester spinners
obtain high rates here either coarse lace articles will ad-
vance, if worked at all, or the machines must work to a cer-
tain loss. Hosiery.—We have great satisfaction in being
able again to report that all the various branches of this im-
portant trade continue in a healthy state, with fully as large
an amount of business doing as is customary at this season of
the year ; nor are any apprehensions entertained that work-
men to any extent will this winter be out of employment, in
consequence of a falling off of demand.
ROcIIDALE.—The Flannel market has been rather
quiet to-day, and the demand for goods limited. In the
Wool market there has been very little doing; the de-
mand has been chiefly for low priced Wools, varying from
10d. to 14d. per lb.

and our own coast have been very small ; from abroad 7,000
quarters have come to hand. Factors experienced a better
demand for this article to-day, sad prices were well sup-
ported.
Beans saialtmed in value. Choice samples of boiling Peas
brought nem oars money.

BLITISH. Ilionimpois flrts
Wass; rassi EMILIA Da- .63t063 69 Whits 83 to 69 to 73
Nod* sad IMAM 61 to 63 67 do. 63 to 67 to 71
Talm' (Sam sr 111811918) 73 to 73
= I:ii.dLlasols la —to to White to to
is Ilkokii do. —to do ... —to— to
Disk do.-- ..... ----- —to do ... —to— to
Rys, 36 to MI . ...... old 36 to 38
llsnurr. Dann 32 to 34 Distilling 33 33 to 36
Kathie 42 to 44 C2sevaller 44 to 47 floe ton
Bros
WiLLT
Mom.
-.— . . - .

Was, English Peed- .211 to 265 0d...295ek... l 3 to 28e Od
Ditto Poland. 28 to 29s 0d ...Potato.. 29 to 31e Od
BerwieksaidBcotehFerd26 to 28s Od .Pstato.. 31 to 32s Od
Irish Peed 23 to 23 to 27s Od...Blsek .. 25 to 27s Od
Ditto Potato 3le Od to 38s Od
Pass, Grev
64
to 60. 38 to 40s Od...lllspie.. 40 to6o 42s Od
Blue 53 = to
White 44 to 30. 52 to 56
Busies. lissageo. 38 to 40 Tick. 40 to 42.. old 45 to 47
Harrow 49 to 43 Small 43 to 43...01d 49 to $1
Taw, New Spring .... . to New Winter— to —...01d to
ILersoze, New 4O to 49
lee ma.
Monism.. Red. to White to
Prethseuesi.
LIM= CAW fll Os to Eli Os.

Tor meek at MM.
FUNIZt ItnialliZ= a til 80 Fine listrattokt 52 to 56
46 to So W
WontraWinerda, and Yom —to
Bonn and .... to INA. — to
Maw per R. seminal
FOREIGN. Duty pan. In Bond.
Wean', Donee and iirgi.„ 6O to ea Ina : ;el: 54 : :40
Fenn sod
Demi& and
Mogan Ott' N
_Egyptian-. to —..— to
and Onata. ... 30 to 38...48 to 34

lanatia
Swank nun Is
Canadian. — lo Analrathat 60 to 63...
EYE
Bantzr, Freaky 2B to 34 Varmint 34 to $8... to
Lemmas 33 to 40 lndian Corn 42 to SO. to
OATS, Rued= 25 to 26 to
Potneranean and Snaking
Swedish and Danish
Friradatid and Dutch
Ditto BMW. to
BaiNtl, Tick — to old 38 to 40.. to
gorall
_

Egyptian. 36 to 38 Teacany —to —. .34 to SS
Peas, GlTAfte
44 to 48 Boners
Tsars, oia to new to —.Jorge to Duty free
Lineman, Baltic and Rtiadan
Mediterranean and Oder&
RAPINFED 3B to 40 Herapseed 34 to 36 .. do. do.
CLO•116111:7D, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty Ss. 3d. p. cwt
RAMO= Cams free of duty, per ton, SS ss. to S 3 10s.
Linstro Caw, Dutch and German ditto £8 Os. to £8 10,.
Ditto French and American ditto SS 10e. to £9 10s.
per Bet, of 198 lbs.
nous, American, in Bond 3l to 33
Dental: and Hamburg 29 to 31
Canadian (Duty 71d. per barrel)
French free to per Back of 280 Ha.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.
_ _ _

d liribearlariiy.iii.-- Rye. 'Deem I Peas.
Sept. 5 per Quer. 496 Od Ms Sc! 236 2d 326 7c11306 45376 Id
12 . . 506 Od 336 hips 54 35. 4611404 114336 10d
19 . . SI. 35 151236 7d 334 051416 61,406 54
28 . . 534 1 1041236 75 336 hl 42s 7d 456 Od
Oct. 3 . . 54. Od 95T46 3d 55 436 44456 4d
10 . . 586 10d 376 24246 7cl 94436 711486 7d
8 twee& Agg. Aver. 1526 4(11356 351236 9d Hs ld 436 1(11426 2d
Duties an For. Grain I Se Odi 26 Od{ le WI 2. Od 26 OTII Ts Od