The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

MABEETS.

COT TON.—Llvaarem Oac. B.—The Woe of oaks
so-day are estimated at 10,000 haw Than hr bum zoom
toes is the market, which closes steadily et the toll pion of
7rtrda7•

COTTON GOODS.—Llancitzsrag, Ocr. S.—The India
letters came to head thin morning before the close of W-
alser, but as telegrams had bin received from Colon=
yesterday he a later date the market was not alma= by
them. noixediag to these telegrams shirting* on the Bth
September were 6 anon pee piece lower ; madapothem S an-
us, and jacconem 2to 3 anus lower. This anis entirely
pat a atop to bodices for that quarter. and benumb as from
the nuts =counts it appears that stale of goods on hand
wen exceedingly heavy, then is no immediate prospect of an
lamented in values. The letters from Bombay are of a
more encouraguig character, and although from telegram.
to 10th September, received yesterday, contradictory reports
as to the subeequent state of that market obtained circu-
lation, houses in possession of good sources of informed=
are not misled by them. A telegram from one
of the first houses in Bombay to the lOtu speaks of prior es
steady, with a fair business. Other thou India markets are
more or Ins affected by the news from Calcutta, buyer* for
moat of the export as well as the Irene trade bone. at Mans
chaster being disposed to keep back their orders as monk as
they mos.-Meetly can, in the hope of being able to effect ope-
rations at a lower mode of prices. This, to some extent, la
already the cam, meet of the prodamire of cloth and yams who
are coming out of cootract being willing to renew engages
meats at acme slight cceeemias. Tarts are Ai. to lower
for all numbers up to and including 60's mule, bat the Saar
counts, for bouts consumption, are steady.

WOOLLEN.—Limos, Oct. B,—We have no alteration to
notice in the market thin morniog. There ban been an ave-
rage attendance of buyers in the cloth-Ws, and • fair steady
Owasso' In seasonable goods boa bean transacted.

HARDWARE.—BIRMIXONAX, Ocr. B.—The trade of
this town commute quiet; the lull is chiefly in connexion
with the home department; the foreign trade continuing
moderately good, perhaps, upon the whole, little below the
average. The stocks of some of the manufacturers have
undergone an augmentation in the course of the last fort-
night, but es stocks of goods with the retailers ate not large,
end the languor which now prevails l not likely to be last-
ing, the incouvenienoe on this account will not be permanent.
The labour market has aufferod /lightly only up to the pre-
sent time, and this chiefly amongst the email masters end
out-workers, the larger manufatturtra Laing always better
supplied with orders consequent on their more extensive con-
nexion. In the adjoining district of South Staffordshire Dubi-
ous le rather more active, and the reports to relation to the
iron trade continue to he favourable.

CORN.—CAMBIUDON OCT. B.—Wheat dull; good barley
tree sale. Oats, bans, sad peas unchanged in value. Wheat,
red, 365. to 40..; white, 445. to 425. Barley, 265. to 445.
Baas, 40a. to 42m. Oats, 18a. to 265.
CAWTIRIIIIRT, OCT. B.—Thos was a very lugs supply
M usrket today ; hut trade vi.y dull ; and prices about the
sum. Whey brows, old, 365. Od. to
.445. 04; new, 33c

to 42*. ; white. old. 43i. to 48.. ; sow, 40a. to 46e. Bitlrg,
sow, 24.. to 47.. Oita, 190. to 24e. Beans. 39*. to 405.;
Pow. 404.

CAILLI/Ll, Oar. B.—We had a large warmly of wheat at
oar market this worming, with a goo 1 &Iota& et an ho-
provement of 61. on tie week. Barley and oata were in
onsaller supply. Prices much this aurae ea legit week.
Wheat, white, Dew, 18e. Od. to 19.. 94. ; old, IS.. Ott. to
it.. Od. • red, now, 17a. Od. to 18e.; old, 17s. to 18e. Od.
Barley, ;ow and old, 12a. Od. to 13a. 04. Oct., potato. new,
la. to 10a.; old, 10a. to lle. 64.; econsoa, 9e. 9d:
to 10s. 3d. lige, Ike. to 13e. Floor, per stone, la. 10d. to
2e. Oatmeal, 2a. U. to 24.4 d. Bytom', la. 44. Barley-
meal, la. 44.—Oarliels Arsonsal.

COLCHESTER, OCT. B.—A moderate supply of wheat and
other grate. Wheat in slow demand at late prices, except (a
flee qualities. which maitre full pricer and sell freely ; the
snore remarks apply to burley. Beat: per unaltered.
Othoczerea, Oct. B.—There was an average attendance
at our to-day'. market, and English when was in more
active demand. at an sdvance of la. per qr. ForMgn more
inquired otter, but DM quotably dearer. Barley tall ea dear.
Oat. a slow sale, and old qualities easier. Imports of the
week auditor October B:—White, foreign, 180 qrs.; barley,
keel" 2,760; beans, foreign, 310; aundries, foreige, 970.
GUILDFORD, OCT. B.—There was • fair supply of wheat;
pkked sorts for reed weep darer, General 'unsmiling at last
week's rates; demand extensive. Barley in request at former
value. Old wheat, 42.. to 64e.; new ditto, 36.. to 49..
Barley, 29.. to 41s. BSSISO, 39.1. to 42m Peas, 365. to 32e.
HERTFORD, OCT. B.—We had • very far supply of wheat
to-day, the qualny luferioe; trade dull at kat aeek's prime;
the supply of barmy quite equal to the demand; the beat
made fully a. much mosey as Ise t week; coarse parcels
lower. Oats cold at last day's rate.. Pao and beam' made
folly as touch noway. Wheat. 20.. to 30s. per load. Barley,
24.. to 41.. per qr. Oabs. 20e. to At. per qr. Peas, 24..
to 28.. par lord. Besna, 23.. to 365. per load.
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LEICISTEL, Our:B.—There was a bir quantity of wheat
on ..ffsr at market to-day. and en average attendance. The
wheat trade ruled active at the extreme rates of last week;
white samples sold at 44a. to 44., eel 44. to 445. per 36
Moue. Toe supply of barley was moderate. and the demand
ruled steady at folly kite rates for fine aatimins, namely, 4ia.
per qr. Grieding meta slow sale at 28e. toll Os. per 30 stone.
In ems the rams et the pending week were obtained, 2.5..
so 34. par 24 stone bang the c•.treencies. Beans mine
sparingly to hand and with a slew trod. ; last week's prices
were well manotamed-44. toll.. per a stone. Fine Gear,
84. ; escusde, 82a.; thisis, 30►. per 20 stone.
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NevrcsarLE- crou-Txun. Orr. 8.-At our market this
morning we had a Mir supply of wheat from the grower.,
and hartnet a strong demand for seed, this, cone-heed with
the limited queenly awing from the elands, occasioned a
lively sole to be experienced for farsnere' new ut an improve-
meet of 1.. per qr., fine old south cosmic] at the sues time
meeting a fat loqutry at the extreme rates of Tuteday. Fur
a parcel mixed new and old Norfolk red 46.. to 468.6 d. per qr.
of 6041bs was mallard. The foreign arrivals consist chbfiy
of new lhutioh, which on aceouut of the mearcity married
loop priori, say 46e. for Rukiobing, end Feinstein shout
46e. 64., but where more money w.s demanded sales were
instantly checked. Old was held firmly, but the demand
wee confined for the most part to now, our millers for
the moment being autflciottly provided with old to go en
with, we however lu.k for a teVIVIII of the demand shortly,
IA yet 46e. hie cot been Tx W•dOCI tot beet PORILTDIII.III red.
Flour the turn dearer, the enquiry not (ivied fur WHIIIOIIe
alluded to above. Rye neglected. Malting barley tree from
sprout, or comparsiisely so. wowed ; tWerlr sprouted we
would totally discourage. For some flee Northuu_berlond
barley weighing 6621. w. per bushel, 38s. wee resulted, 40s.
being demanded. Orlading unchanged. he beans or peas
scarcely anything .erring. Tbe errivels of oats from boot-
land being upon a liberal stop,, rather leader terms had to be
conceded to effect a cirerenes ex ship, 26a. 63. having been
token for 421 b.. quality. The arrivals this week are:-
Wheat, cowtwise, 838 qrs. • forego, 1,147; barley, costs-
win, 261; foreign, 52; malt, coostaise, 90; oats, coast-
wise, 1,709 ; foreign, SOO ; pets, eoestwitie, 30; foreign, 315 ;
beaus, commies. 30. Flour, 1,696 swag.
NORWICH, OCT. 8.-The wheat trade wised firm
hem to-day, end the supply being Horned, while ths d..
mend was better, prices edvenced 10. per qr. for all deecdp-
woos. The supply of barley woo moderate, and loot week's
rates were fully supported for both tool ;lug and dirtilluag corn'.
Flour made 6d. to le. pet tact more money. White reheat is
quieted this evening 46.. to 48.. ; red ditto, 41e. to 44a. • best
chevalier midi tog burley, 40e. to 46*. ; rune chevalier .ditto,
32.. to 35r.; distilling ditto, 24.. to 270. per qr. Flour, 29a. 6d,
to 30.. per sock from the miler. Latest averageo:-Whear,
2.118 f qrs., 410. Id.; bailey, 3,6461 qrs., 38.. 10d.; corre-
sponding period last roe .-wheat, 2,628 k qrs., 42.. 3d.;
barley, 3,381 i qua, 36a. 6d.
Nor-Timm or, Orr. 8.-At our Corn Exchange to-day lb*
Ilipply of wheat from the growers was ample, end the trade
ruled firm at the full prime if last work -Old white deralp-
dose were quoted at 60e. to 540.; new, 45.. to 625. • aid red,
43e. to 47e.; new, 41.. Meth. per:36 stow. In barley ;here ass
not mach cheap, malting necking full prices, namely, 365.
to 44..; Seale realised 39.. to 41.. per qr.; the eupp:y of
Nrindieg sorts was moderate and sales were effected at 26.. to
31s. per 80 stone. Ott. (of which the supply was Hinged)
made firmer currencies ; old, 27e. to Ws. • new, 24e. to 27a;
foreign, 24a ro 29.. per 24 stone. Old bees, were equally se
deer ea leer week, 48e. to 61.; new so!d at 42.. to 44.. per
querter. Super hour, 33e. to 395.; fine, 32.. to 335. per
20 etons.
Ogre:ue, Ocr. 8.-Oar market to-day west well attended,
and prime samples of wheat were in request, reAktiog some-
this' like 2.. per qr. more than last week. White wheat wets
worth from 46e. to 60e. per qr. • red, irons 40e. to 455.; good
molting barley wen eagerly sought alter and *old well, while
Inferior qualities were a complete drug in the market. Rum,
of which there was • large cnpply, fetched from 365. to 495.
ser qr. Bellow peas varied m !once how 465. to 60.. per qr.
Flour in demand, and a higher prise wee °bullied, viz.., la.
pm sack.
l'aelagottocox,
_Orr. 8.-At oar market to-day we
bad a smell supply of wheat, which met • free rale at le.
per qr. above the prices of thi• day week. Barley again
lower, and to Isms rupply. Otto not m plentiful, and ember
dearer. BMOC uo.ltend Inveloe. Beet red wheat. 455.;
nnemon. 40s. per 50411 w. Oats, 10d. to lid. pee mac
Boas, 39.. per qr, of 68211 m.
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RIADINO. Orr. 8. —The P,Apply of wheat, though betbr
than last weak, was sot so Wes ea usual at tbir reams.

Higher prices were asked, and this somewhat impeded trade,
but an advance was obtained In some immerser wlore the
condition wee very good. There was a better demand for
malting barley, and late pion were well maintained. /no
other sorbs wore in large supply and trade was slow. lo
oats, beans, and per the trade was quiet.
ROCHISTII, Ocr. B. Oor Corn Exchange was well
attended, and the trade exhibited more ermaese. Superior
pimples of white sold freely at 48s. to 60•., but the general
ran for that deacrlption was 445. to 48e., and red 39e. to
445. Malting barley still maintains its value, but n.. a 4.
nave could be obligated on the rata of hot void ; grinding
ems not in much demand. There was a more liberal supply
of eats, but the mite were glow, buyers merely purchasing
in limited quantities; there was no reduction in price, prime
qualities making 27e. Very little was peeing in beans end
pw,aud.quotetions in those articles are the same ea those of
Wtssitcx, Ocr. B.—A fair supply of all grain here to-day.
The best dry wheat, at which there Is but little showing,
nada fully last week's prime, whilst the raw inferior temple/
ware dull sale. Oats and ell other spring corn without
alteration. Prices to the grower'—Wheat, white, new. 44,
to 465., extra, 47a., 63Ibe. per bushel ; do. red, new, 395. to
extra, 42e. • do. white, old. 44e. to 475. extra, tgo. •
do. red, old, 40e.. to 425.. extra, 435. Oats, 104 d. to 116. per
stone. Beane, 38a. to 425. per qr.
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Wont-saran. Ocr. B.—At this day's market there was a
fair supply of wheat, for whir hirer prices were asked,
but not generally obtained. Fine barley inquired tor, but
trecondary neglected. Oats in hair request at previous rates.
Brae unaltered. Pre rain 2a. per qr. lower.
Tom, Oct. t —The show of wheat on offer from the
Arlen at to-dey's market wee ample, and there was a good
inquiry at lest week's currencies ; white descriptions were
quoted at 465. to 48s. ; red, 40e. vi 445. per 36 stone. There
was only • moderate burner dose in Geary, fine malting de-
scriptions being disposed of at hat week's prices, 375. to 395,
per qr. ; grinding ware the turn lower, and sold at 28e. to 325.
per 30 stone. Other sorts of 'prow *ors were in limited re-
ran • oats were a short supply, sod made 22a. to 24e. per.
26 stage; in beans there was no change, rates varying from
40e. to 465. per 38 stone; rye, 80s. ; malt, 66e. to 68s.
perry.
Dorm, OCT. 7.—We had a good supply of grain •
mutat to-day. Wheat met • brisk sale at the currencies
of Tuesday, sad • few sampler, superior in quality and con-
dition rembeed as edema, of 6d. per barrel. Barley of all
qualities Ina 6d. lower. Oats brought the currencies of
Tuesday, but VIM act by say means brisk. Foreign wheat
retinues firm, and in steady demand. hair corn °outliers
still to area the exertion of speculators, bat the article is
Mid above their views.

WATSILIPORD, Oct. B.—We have again to report meaty
applies of farmers' grain, but the deliveries by boat have
somewhat increased. From abroad our arrivals of Indian
corn are liberal, bet barely half of what they amounted to,
for the oorresponding week of last year. Our market hes
been characterised by great &muerte, and for most articles
Lisa, prier have been paid. Wheat, both raw and pre-
pared, Ma mat a fair sale, at an onhanerment of 3d. to 6d,
ppt~lrbrel. Barley an hardly be quoted dearer, bat oats bare
tM. to 3d. per barrel more money. For Indian corn
there is a Meadily increasing demand, and sellers have no
difficulty ha resliaine 3d. to 61. par barrel over the rates
current fait weak ; many holders are Indisposed to sell at
present pion. Flour the turn dearer. Imports this week :
—bertha can, 10,146 qrs. ; flour, 2 mob. Exports this
week :—Wbeet. 61 barrels; barley, 140 barrels; oats, 6,000
barrels ; flour, 2,168 sacks ; oatmeal, 63 sacks.
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KITLICALDT, OCT. B.—We had some heavy showers in the
early part of the week, latterly we bare had fine, dry, warm
weather. Farmers are busily engaged lifting potatoes, 10
that oar supplies of grain are only moderate. At oar coneley
market, this week, we had less grain offering than for WPM
weeks put. Prime quabties of wheat, barley, and oats were
all la. per qr higher, with a very eager demand for chevalier
barley; middling kinds also the turn in favour of sellers.
Here, to-day, we had fair aupplies of grain at market.
Wheat sold mach as last week. Fine barley, both chevalier
and common, about Is. per qr. dearer ; ordinary rme as lest
day. Oats are without change. Wheat, new, 38a. to 481. ;
barley, new, ne. fld. to We. Bd.; oats, new, 22a. to 27e.
pee qr.