The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16.
The sales to-day include—Sugar : 140 hhde. Jamaica, at
325. GO. to 33a.; 55 nbda. Battadoes, at 3 .lid. to 394.; 70 bnds.
Porto tinto, at 32s to g6s. 6d, ; 30 bags Bengal, at WM. 6d.: 300 Pa-
raiba, at 13a. Bum : 35 puncheons Jamaica, and 20 ditto Demerara,
at previous prices. Cocoa: 10a bags Para, at 245. 60. Saltpetre :
55 bags, at 2M. Tiptoes . 300 Ws. Mae, at Um to 29a.
Its
1,500 pockets, at 36m 9d. to Va. Sego Floor 50 bags, at Its.

COTTON.—LivtarooL, Oct. 16.—The sales to-day are
estimated at about 5,n00 bales, and include shout WO for export, of
which 200 Egypt! di, Oil. to Slit.; I'OJ Surat, 21d. to Id.; 40 Sea
lot ands, lad. to ltd. Tbs Imports since Thursday amount to 20,000
Nara. The market close' heavily, and, compared with Frid
rates, prime of American, ant, indeed, all sorts, are Id. per lb. down,
except Egyptian and Sea Islands, which command esuems raw.
lINCHESTER, Oct. 16.—The easier state of the Liver-
pool market, in sympathetic action with the New York and Orleang
Cotton 'whims, encourages the hope among buyers of cloth and yarn
that more favourable terms may yet be made, and they appear to be
holding bock all but their most Ipre+siog orders with that view.
Spinners and manufacturers are making slight coectsaions as far at
possiWe to adapt themselve• to this view where orders are of magni-
tude enough to he tempting, but the probability that the market will
not much farther recede, and the safety with %Inch they can work to
stuck if necessary, give 3 degree of stiffnesa to prices which makes the
course of ritrogreviiiim slow. tto, far, however, the business, though
not by any means large, is sufficient to prerrnt storks Increasing.
The business Is chicar for the home trade, bat import houses are cau.
Cously placing orders win, re they coo do it in favourableCtrrms,por the
Continent. are cot trionible easier ether for yarn or cloth.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—NOTTINVIIAM,
Oct. N;.—The liner kinds of cotton flosiery sod tne extreme tine are
In a rather prosperous state of demand, but the common and mar.
kinds, shut a, under thirty-six tease, having twenty-tour needles or
wales to the inch, have of late years much deceased, even before the
round or Belgian frame, were introduced, and as yet they have only
superseied the inferior kinds of skip goods. But the cheapness has
driven the bailers to have more frequent recourse to drop.offs ; that
it, when the loops in narrowing are let loose to be secured by the
meet Witold of workman. The operation of the round frames is
most felt in the town, where a c insiderable quantity of cut-up hose
has been male foe years. This and the silk branches, bath for
stockings and gloves, are the met depressed, and cause
great distress amongst the relidents of the town and
suburbs. A singular spectacle is presented in the fact, that
' while men are out of work by hundreds, boys, girls, and
women are to scarce that their services are nearly at a premium.
The fancy bobbin net trade has so retrograded taut several of the
manufacturers declare that it is half stagnant, and that nothing is
doing. This Is attributable principally to the state of credit in
America. The Oslo net, which fa principally consumed in Germany,
has not felt the reaction to any extent The curtain and coarse net
branches are somewhat dull, but as a cuiritierabie im,rorcment is
taking place in this manufacture, there ate gnat expeceationa that it
wilt further extend. The silk lire trade, with the exception of a few
pushers, is in such a depressed condition in some quarters, that the
machines are storied, and one factor) Ma not given out any material.
The number of Lands out of work is more eumerous than was ex-
ported; by a return made, it appears that the unemployed bobbin net
bands amount to above 2ao, though many of them are of very ie.
teroif

WOOL.-13kA,Drolio, Oct. 16.—There is not one ray of
light towards an improvement in the demand for combed Wind, ;
every ene seems ay..., to buy only for day-by-day coo umption,
and if the mom of the spinners be carried out, they arc end. ntly
effecting ouch a curtailment as will greatly affect the quantity con.
sumi d, and ere long lower prices sill be submitted to. The country
dealers and growers may hold out for high prices, but its is quite un-
{image to realise theta at the seat of manufacture. Nods and broke,
ire dna, at the toual prices.

MANUFACTURES. —I.tx.tUFoRD, Oct. 16.—Yarns.—
Ile disposition to diminish the quantity of Yarns brought to market
to now being tarried out both in the town sad neighbourhood; in
short, throughout the whole worsted district Mitt were so many
planning frames totally @tureen, and others put on to short time, as
hu uceutred during the month of 0 tuber. Great an the falling off
' in the demand and eacritice in the price has been, there is now
evidently ea great a determination to bring only to market
what is Tolland till p:ices shall assume that point • hien
will cover the coot of spinning. At present the cost of the
wool or top to not realised, so that any further deellne in price
may not be expected. Pieces : There is so improvement in the de-
mand, nor can we learn of any further fulling off, but a great diminu.
Goo in the quantay mulling. The adoption of this p-udential course,
with lie mural certainty that any change in the value ei yarns must
be in an amending direction, causes manufacturer• to be deteruirod
not to mole stuck with a certain to o before them; cud if there is any
improvinient in the demand the t rice of grade will increase oleo.

CORN. —BANBURY, Oct. 16.—Inconsequence of this
b•ing blictisetous Fair day, very lilt* has been done In grain; tbs
trade mart be considered firm fur Wheat, at prices fully equal to those
of last work. In opting corn indbing doing worthy ut &once.
ninon, as follows:—tt hist, 1.. to i/. ad. vs bushel; Parley, 2:s.
bi 25•. per qr. Items, old, 3s. 9,1. to 4s. per bushel; new, 30. ,to
thits, 20s. to 234.; new, ll's. to 20s.

Btitaltfenit.ol, Oct. 16.—At Gloucester and Worcester
mn kets, on the I Ith, English Wheot being in short supply was firmly
held for an advance of Is. per yr., and realised en wnat clammed
hands, though paid with much rehotance by the buyers. liirley
unaltered. Oats ed. per qr. !awe. 14.ns could only be ',old by sub-
mitting to a similar decline ; and on Peas the turn was in favour of
the buyer. During the present week the trade bee rattail dull fur all

ueeertpOons sf t% hat, but lower prices have not b, en submitted to.
Ilsrley 44,11 In :lorded quantki• a at former pekes. We have a fair
conitimptive demand fur Oats at our quotation/1 and the name re-
:milk applies to Ikons and I•eas. At thin day', market, although. the
supply of WM at was not large, a reduction of C.d. to 1,. per qr. was
generally nubmitted to on the sales made. Parley mointoaed tonna
prices. Sot much doing in Outs. We have a fair consumptive•. de.
mind for Ife:ans the rates of this day se'unight. Peas kits Inquired
for.

BsuourON, Oct. 16.—The supply of Wheat was mode-
rate, but, as the demand was limited, mules were made slowly; pricey
lemma, however, the aurae as last week. Malting Barley goys of
steadily, at previous rain. Oats, Beans. and Peas were nealtered fa
value. %heat, old, white, 91. 10s. to 101. Se.; rod, W. Ga. to ill. 15a.;
new, white, 191. to 111. Ss; red, 81. 15s. to 91. sa. Barley, 27a. to 905.
Oats, 17a. to MM. Beane, 275. to 30s. Peas, 298. to 298. Gd.

BRISTOL, Oct. 16.—There were fair supplies of new
Englien Wheat., and the trade in there in foreign hint not expo-
tie, cod any' mita riot variatioa in iteinanil or value. 2tiolt.ng ii ,tey

map request at the pout at quotations, and also heavy grinding
qualities. Oats were the tarn cheaper, particularly block. Old
bean. were scarce, and now in gradual sale at previous pores. Tim
prime ware:— English Wheat, new, 34, to 40s. per imp. qr. •
fordo, white, new, 39e. to 400. per 480th..; Jessie ,reel,
, t, tatty
superfine, 330. Oil. to 37.1.; hoe, 32.5. to 351.; mdriary and bard,
Illt. to 33e. Iheur, English, PCCUII.II., Va. to 31.11•. per navk Ame-
rican, sweet, Ifb, to 217. per barrel. Beery, Eng.Oh, shafting, Lie.
to 26e. per imperial quarter; English and foreign, grin .ang, ate. Gd.
to 224. tkl. per 4001 to. Osta, Devon and Welsh teed, I Oh. to I 'is. per
i imp. qr.; Irish; white, I Be. to line. 6d. per 320 lba. ; Irbh black,
13e. to 16s. per imp. qr. Beans, English, 245. to 21a. per Imp. qr.;
foreign, 32e. to 255. per OW lbs. The arrival,' during the work have
been :—Oatit, 1,062 barrels; Barley, 592 barrebh, 16 qrs.; Flour,
123 sacks, 600 barrels. The corn inrpector's averages are:—Wheat,
Sao.; Oats, IGa. 7d.; Barley, Sts. Id.; Leans, 30s. 3d.

Daamas, Ott. 16.—At our market this da•
good supply of Wheat, for which the farmers at the L
seked advanced rates; to this the dealers refused to made, sad the
trade throughout was dull ut last week's prices. barley war la good
supply, and fur tine fencing there wee an upward tendency in 'MCC,
wiand for Interior perste the sale was doll it the price. of list week.
Other descriptions 04 grain remain as last quoted. Wheat, white, 40..;
best r 4 375. to 41a.; middling, 31r. to 370.; inknor. 255. to 31s.
Barley, U.. to 30e. W. Oats, Ins. to 24r. Peens, Us. to Vs. 14 as,
30.. to Us. per qr. Flour, Poe, per sack, 22e. to 315.; sevenths,
lin to 29a.

ty there was a

GUDALMINO, Oct. 16.—Prices of Wheat wero without
alter.dlon to .day, but the &mend ww cl,ieHy c,,nflned to select qua.
once. Present price.. Wheat, red, 3is. to 340.; white, Sue. to
Stk. ; hoe, Ile. to 44P. Barley, 24.4. to 211 e. 292. to 31p.;
Beau, 2tia to 32.. Oats. 16e. to Ns. per yr.

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MAIDSTONE, Oct. 16.—T4-morrow being the day of our
largest fair, there were very few person. at market, re that Mumma,
wee y all things, but the sales that were made were rather
el an upward tendency, ant this will apply to all gram.

Ma. slscrueH, Oct. IG.—The trade 13 610 W to-day.
Prices: New Whea., Sea. to 40e. Barley, 24a. to 215 a.;
20s. to rte. Boma, 233. Pow, 23a.

NEWBrItY, Oct. 16.—The supply of Wheat continues
fully equal to Me demand, which was not active, though prices ore
unaltered. The supply of Barley won only moderate, and the lineet
descriptions le. dearer. Oats, beans, and Per, dull and rather
lower.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. 16.—Fanuers supplies of Wheat con-
dame &mull, and at this morning'. market very little business was done
lu foreign; prices are utudtered, and the trade n fiat. Malting Bar-
ley inquired for, end supplies are expected Runt the Lamm Cocai-
ne* and France In consequence of the local crop being slight.

ROYSTON, Oct. 15.—Corn trade stationary ;prices Un•
altend; supply good. Ewe Haley much m deman. Wheat, 21e,
to 20s. par Wad. Burley, 2a. to =i3o pis Quarter. Oats, 16a. to 21s.

USiIitIDOE, Oct. IG.—The Wheat trade to-day is with.
out one vsruntua; the sale u heavy, and. prices the same as those
reahsed last week; the supply large. 'I he average prioe is ale. Per
qr. The trade he Daley is active. Other srticies lo slow demand.

Euisitvitou, Oct. 14.—T0-day we bud one of the largeq
supphes of Wheat since the new market waa opened. A consaderable
peruse was wad fur Nand. From the great supply sales were dull,
and a large portion left over unsold. Barley was exceedingly quick;
prices &Mout the same as last week. Oats mold readily, but down in
price. 'there were few Beans in the arket. Wheat, Cs. to 46a.
Barley, KM to 295. ed. Oat., lee. &I. tomb. bd. Beans, 31a. to 3*a.
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GLASGOW, Oct. 15.—We have large arrivals of barrel
Floor ; of other things rather small. We had a moderate trade
through rut the week, at the prices of last Wednesday. At today's
market Wheat and seek Flour were held with some firmness, but the
ales were very trilling. some quantity of barrel Flour has changed
hands at about 20.. Parley much about it. Oats rather gem, sad
Oatmeal slack, at former rata... Beidui rather cheaper. Peas lull; as
valuable.

WATERFORD, Oct. 15.—Our market is very doll this
weak. nupplics are ahoy-, but Wheat can warmly be said to main-
tain late advance, while Oats arc offenag at a reductroa of Id. to
2d. per hand. not& also is cheaper by Gd. per sick.

CATTLE, &C.—FARRINGRAM (KEST) FAIR, Oct. 15.
Tbin fair, on Wednesday, es heretofore, was well supplied with live
stock of all kinds. Grazing Scents in gcn demand, and changed
hands freely, et Improved peen, particularly the better sorts for
alalt-feeding. Mitch Cows and down calving Cows end heilera were
midi sought after, cows making 121. to 15/. each, although ink riot
to quality; heifers, 81. to 10/. each. The trade for Sheep was dull,
except for goad ewes, which were all sold, at Is. to 2s. above the
pikes of let year. This being a noted fair for cart Colts, the farmers
from Surrey and Rumex make • practloe of baring here yearly to a
great eaten. And on the present megaton the animal, were Ant-
rate, the three.year-olds realising le. to 331.; the two-year-olds, 20s.
to 231 • yearlings, 10 to 13 gamer each. Old Horses were quite
nnesleade.
NEWARK, Oct 15.—There has been a a very large show
of dock, notwithstanding Me rainy day. There was a flatness
in thither; sod the fames end could not obtain the prices sought
for; buyers, conansently, seconded in procuring alt kinds of stock
at lower priors. There were 833 Sheep, 72 Basta, aad 1110 Plgs
penned in the market.
Satenao, Oct. 15.-LBeasts, 1,716; sheep and Lambs,
1,297 ' Calves, IA A very indifferent thew of flrat-elans We, which
net aready sale, the best making 40.; temed, Sid. to 1ld.; infe-
rior, leL to 4d. Ifni light weight weber Sheep, 31d.; strong useful
Nap. AWL Sf 4.; ewes, about 3d. Calm, at whi& than was •
my lad dire, ham Od.
W•tirizur, Oct. 15.-900 Siesta and 4,600 Sheep were
Wired ler nth Very few boyars &Redid, and trade was my auk.
Wet el tbe Beasts and part al do Wimp ware lea unsold at tba elan
at the sorts.

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Ericson, Oct. M.—The supply of cattle wee lees, the
awsler Who M. or 101 Sewer. The quelity psou mu
Mgr. Saw awe dm eked, alead. MI as sei Om
gs.per DOW
ne dm; simet. ken wringsey
ts Maisie MIL $ iwdMimeet

cleanse°, wad not effected. Three wee a smell supply of Sheep this
morning, the number, 2,911, being 1,301 less than hen week. Fab
were slowly effected, at reduced prime. Top price of the hug; Hwy..
had.; current price, from 4d. to 44d.; ewes and inferior sorts, from
3d. to Sld. per lb. A degrease was not effected.
FALKIttK TUTS!, Oet. 15.—From the amount of buai-
Mel done yesterday, It wa. eipected the. fully tote halt of the stock
would have made their epee man.. teudisy; bet, on :0 ruing at the
ground this morning, not more than ono Wild of the cattle were
on the dance. The reason assigned for this was the imp (fence at
the Esaliali end border dealers to get ho re, many of them having
made their herniae over night, and thus mate ria ly helped to
clear away the stock. At nine o'clock this morning buyers. however,
were not few, and a • manifest mniety appeared to be evinced
on their part to effect purchases. This feeling, added to thaw-Amity
of the etock.fsona made a clearance in the market ; and at two o'clock,
with the eseeptlon of three or four lots of West Highland inferior
cattle. and • couple of lota of inelt, beensleek was dm-
posed of. A better selling market imsarely wen at an October
tryst for many years beek—not so much for the price, °bunted as the
ready anti which the stock found porchasers. e will not venture
to say w User free trade ham anything to do with this or not;
but we again repeat, that a better market, both for S'.eep
and cattle, h never been witnessed by the oldest
frequenter of the tryst. Tres better kind, were principally
in demand at the early part of the dry.at pricen which
tally maintained yestereley'a Limitations, but interior kinds were ail,
cidedly ashade lower. There being a keen competition eurieg the
day, those partite who bung off tillthe tail of the market, to the ex-
peetation of picking up bargain., must have been somewhat dowp.
pointed at the result. We subjoin • few of the males :—A lot of West
Highland three.year-olds were bought at 51. A he of two-yeareatd
West Highlanders, from ilanflAtire were bought, at .th
A lot of six quarter West Highlandere were bought for the
Earl of Strathmore at Ms. A lot of two-year-old W...t
Highland stole were sold at 41. 10s.; a lot of three year old Aberdeen-
shire stole, at 61. 15e.; a/ lot of els-quarter heifers from the West
Highlands, at 21.10., and another lotof one and tso year old bullock;
from Ste. Id. to V. 3e. A lot of el: quarter sticks from
Skye were sold at If. I2s. A lot of elm-quarter stirks from
the same place for lf. ; a lot of two-year.oid queya, at 11. 12,,,
and anoth Jot of the same kind at 11. lls.: lut 01,46 .1•H.
quarter lurk*, at 11. 11.. A lot of two-year-old quey. from
Argyleshire were fold at 21. 6s. A lot of 60 two-year-old Argyleshire
queys, at 2./.31. A tot of siz-quarter slot ethics at 223. A lot of
quarter sticks were sold at the eery low figure of las. A lot of aged
queye from Skye sold at 31. 10s. ; a lot of two-year-OA dote free the
same place at 41. a lot of 40 of the tame hint amt age, but of infe.
nor quality, at 31.; sad another lot of 40 two-year-old qneys from
Skye at 21. 10s.

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