The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lresimook, Ocr. e. - The market closed very tamely,
brat very firmly, sod piano( American are nearly ed. per lb. dearer
than on Friday, and other kinds command extreme rates. Ibe sales
sehount to 10,000 bales--of which exporters took 1,500 sot speculators
3,000—including 480 Permit and elsrantuni, at Rid. to Titt.; 000
st did. to 614.; 000 Eastian, at 7d. to 74d.; 1,500 Ourat, at
eld. to Std. ; and 160 Sea beat,'. at Ilya. to 164 per le.
Ll•ititrOOL, Ocr. 7.—We have seldom known a period when our
produce markets peesentrd a more healthy, sound, legitimate appear-
ance than at the meant moment, and wore a moderate advance In
pekes, if not Istertered with by the momy power, war more likely to
mew from the position of docks and expected supplies. Ncr does
this app'y to • single article only, or we might ray to any one in par-
ticular, but equally to nearly all the principal imparts. *niter and
mums. though 10,000 tem brinier in stock In hood, yet the quan-
tity In the hands of grocers and refiners is known to be deficlenL pro-
bably to about en equal extent, whilst for the remainder of the year
our *applies premiss to be much sheet of last year, and a continuous
emelt to the Continent hatted of an impact from theme of 5,0(0
tone; bit es It wan speculation entirely wallet forced up r tics hat'
ationno, mod se the present stets of the owner market will prevent
snob this year, mites may not vary material y either way. Refill eke
stereotyped depression in tea seems at last likely to revive relief to
some smell extent by reduced shipment. from Coins—Ls only hope.
catffee appears in a good positive, panto arty the finer Medic for
which there L.•large extort so well tilt hone demand. The none remark
&pitiable to nee, el which the aonromption appears incoming at
• ratio beyond any ober art lele,whil-t the prefect price is its re.
lathe value compared with grain. The damage done to the tut liguctop.
as confirmed by the mail just received, 'educing the estim*ted mu-
tant to 100,140 mounds, warrants a re... Aerate advance in the article
in this market. Foot In lit wool reached In our .ale loot week the
highest price at which we have ever Mown it sold, my In. 3d. per lb,
so tbe very day that the Wink chanced the reed dimetint. And
last and most losportint of all, cotton must be considered a. favour
able for bottlers, each steamer bezel/re account. of demote to one
form or other, which gluiest destroy the hope of • ea spit equal to our
requirements. Putt being the pontiun of all our heavy a-ticloi, no
sham used be entertained of • comm, crisis, and though bottlers
nosy be deprived es the legitimate advance which otherwise might
have been obtained, no great depression In prime need be appre-
hended. But is there not senietbiog wrung in rat' monetary system
which gives dimaragement to importers at the very moment when
our supplies of raw walneeoftvely hind ore likely to be deficient, and
taxes our merchant with a rate of Intetrgt at which ispetationo cannot
be tarried ea with moth simply 'rectum the monetary elides on
the °asthma are deranged. and ale belanee of imports from China
sod the East Indies have to be paid for in the current eon of those
riontrieelt—(Pisan T. sad H. Litledale and 03.'. Circular.) •

THR LINEN TRADE.—The budeem of the poorest month, ea hr
as It has ease, proud= to 14 mush more settee th n that at
eeptratert. ewes large ssatrawe for goods hare come to hand by
the bet steamer trots the Hetet Mate% and Me whits of Cased*
premise a pod tun ewe. The graft of goads bed by Menhirs
le rather owes the ball bell seem time me. bet the dillies' et last
month, widths put amore at Mimes et the hissibillelie tossed
ree•isreltie eterembels• of stook nom Winer. VIII seem Its
mikes{ if eared alklisse as It hr Owe he Or lest tow dep.
Owls Wiled I. V Iled s stale me men leash lor, red roans
kerbs ter Ms Wins a maw ads. Oomplainte ere heard
thatlemma al Me Woe tleednerebe os the haste of the Bann
a sad deal et stmegmees see seem ass, ham teen mused by the
Immtmee Riede of the let by Says 1• one ere a large astater
of
ego ens waled by I bi stress, and het Le Remaly
metier • greet perdue of the gads vow lam boss totally lost.
Els eatairday the ten we el seta at Ballymeme tY use eq.l sa
averso Am. Large tailioNlioes la yarns ewe Amid at trU rate..
Plaa.mlllseseetione striteaffiel eat w.th rest oplett him warps
at seseiros eember, Mem trebsbei at stesaloom theterbe. ere is
trh• dead; the waft up buy leapt up eseend rendre.
seises. nee yerisee" all haseleHeise see Is geed Femme. lee mem:
the mites at steamy 1.11111.. Wlltb WY at the Beres tal loss
%Mitre& dimsest : Mr, I*. to SD. rel. p.r bandle; le lee, ea ltd.
to 1v H. our labels; to be, ew ed. to M. 10d. Kg Wade ; 106 be.
le. at. to Y. 61. per hued!' ; 140 lea, re. to te. ed. mw handle.
Vies m is madame to to oat mot at the Notch mills. As meapered with
et balm ire stenel to OM tW 101,01111 tea in saw.

Trtotad aM yablbatod by Wtitaaa KIPO Maas, at Na & Liabbeld
%vet. la tab City of Loudon. Man, at theoSea la Lambed
Oism. wk. pledeisd Wlliatian.—TiowtimT, COMM 9. IBIS