The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltriarom, Ocr. 11.—We have no change
to report is oar market today, which remains very firm.
The sale. are 12,000balea, at which 3,000 ere for export and
speculation.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —Bastirone, Ocr. 11.—
peer ry much the features ehanicterise our market in all
its branches se have loathed it for some weeks past.
The traumeitues is wool were etheediegly limited, buyers
Daly supplying
finiveaata. Priem are generally re-
ported se quite but we hear of exceptional instances,
where the buyer o a slight advantage. There is
rather Ims disposition to operate in wool. The consumption
by our own hum* maardaotarere is being curtailed very feet,
owing to the stoppage of looms. The Russian ordeal; are
drawing fast to cam and but few orders for the con-
tinent have yet beam giveu out. The manufacturers loudly
complain of the Alsace of demand for ideas. The
range of prices current, for mauy months past, both or
cotton and wormed yams, act se a barrier to their making
into stock, and they prefer stopping their looms rather
than take the risk of making stock at the prevent prices.
The few buyers in the market, chiefly American, tind no
difficulty in supplying moat of their wants out of stock.

CORN.—Brannmean, Ott. IL—At Gloucester market
on the Ilth new wheat was la. to 24. per quarter lower,
old and foreign nominally unaltered. At Worcester, same
day, all descriptions gave way Is. to 3. per quarter. Barley
again Is. per quarter dearer. Old oats wanted, and
tending upward. • new unaltered. Beaus rather
dearer. Peas Ann. Baring the present week few
transactions In wheat are reported, and farmer.?
samples of new have been sold at irregular prices.
Barley the turn higher. Very little doing in oats. Old
beats wanted. Peas in fair request. At Wolverhampton
yeitetti.y there was a limited supply of wheat, and the
weather being very wet holders were generally Arm • but
in some instances a &clime of Is. pm-quarter was submitted
to. At this .legs market them was a moderate supply of
wheat, and the trade was alow for fine qualities at merlons
rates : other kinds were le to per quarter lower. Barley
la per quarter higher. Oats dull, bat not cheaper. Beane
and per fully as dear.
Damen, OCT. 11.—At our market this day them was a
fair attendance and a moderate supply of wheat, without
any alteration pnces : a few samples of new wheat were
shows'' most of which, however, were to bad condition, and
quite mint for miller.' purposes ; they were bought for
seed, for whisk WIN woe a pad &owl One lot

d new red reknit was mold far seed at 365. pa
seek ; 375. 6d. was the tap pries ofold. There were a few
lots of new barley. 50s. a gamble was asked, and 475. the top
prim gives. Wlmektest, 66e. to 745. ; middlog 68a to 665.;
Infester, 46a. to au Nrky, 375. to 475. Oa* 230- to
33.. Beans, 411. to Bk. Peas, 425. to 46a. Flour, fine,
63a. to bee. per rook ; seroada, 411. to 61s.
Ilascrourren, Our. IL—There was a fair attendance at
our market this morning. The demand for wheat was not
active, but old Fartbah and the best simples of new can
namely be called lower; whilst inferior sorts were neg.
boded, and their value was very uncertain. Foreign was
about 2d. per 70Ita. clespre In flour there was very little
• and to aired sales it would have bus neoresary to
ampt stoney, sepecisßy for English. Old oats ruled
goody, but new were easier to buy. Old oatmeal war rm.
changed, and new rlegiusd la. per load. Bow were 6d. to
ratla. e
per quarter higher. Indian corn brought fully late

Nnwen, 'Oor. 10. —The weather being wet to-day,
wisest was not in good oondition end only found buyers at
bras
Its. per qr. dealins. In barley but little doing. Oats and
warm

NnwimaY, Om 11.—We had a small supply of wheat.
The best samples of new Is. and old 21. per qr. dearer ; in-
ferior rough samples were difficult to move. A fair supply
of barley, and for inferior samples late rates were barely
supported ; malting fully as dear. Oats, beam, and pea'
doll at late rates.

Encreunan, Oor. 10.—We bad in the market to-day
793 quarters wheat,l,3Bs barley, 927 ago, and 50 beau.
men were sold— qrs. ; barley, 1,264 gra; oat%
820 qrs. ; and beaus, 7 qn. As compared with last week—
Wheat warn 4s. up on top, and 11. 9d. up on average;
barley was 2s. up on top, and L. 3d. up oa average ;
eats were 3d. down on tap, and 4d. up on avenge;
beans were 4s. 6d. up on top. Prices per imperial qr.
Wheat, 625. to 78a. ; barley, Ms. to 465. ; rate, 26e. to
345. 9d. ; beau, 53a. New wheat—Snit, 76e. ; second,
65e. 5d.; third, 375. 6d. Weight of top—Whest,6stlba. ; do.
new, ; barley, 5611ba; oats, 4331b5.; bans, 6211 be.

OCT. 10.—The number of cattle was 585,
being 34 less than last market. Bale slowly effected, and
prices much the same. Top price Be. 6d., current from 7s.
to Be, and down to 6s. per imperial stone. The supply of
sheep and lambs this morning was 7,079, being 758 lees
then last week (1,578 of the above number were store
lambs). Sales were dull—a great quantity were unsold.
Top price, 7fd. • current, 7d. to 70. ; ewes and inferior,from sd. to 60:per lb. • lambs, top prices, 39.. 31a., 295.,
and 275. • current for the best sorts, from 20a. to 221. ;
middling 12e. to 16s. 68. per head. Fed pigs, from
6s. 6d. to 7a. 3d. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks
aid do., from 10a. to 14s. a head. Numbers in market
neap, 7,079 ; fat cattle, 585 ; leen do., 41; mulch cows, 96 ;
Pi" n 2.

CHED3E.—llimanniv, Ocr. 11.—Oar market was again
well stocked with chasms of all classes ; and ootwithstand-
ing the holding of Waybill fair., there was a very full atten-
dance of buyers. Baines' commenced briskly, and a lame
amount of bushman was transacted at an early hour, and
ultimately a demesne was !almost effected. The quotations
of last market were nominally unaltered. Skims, We. to
345. ; balf-cowards, Ma. to 665. ; doubles, 645. to 67v ;
bed Somerset', 665. to 735. ; and Cheddars, 725. to 765.
yea cwt.