The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-23 00:00:00

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blixcuto-LAge, Ocr. 22.
Itcoloo (9;h dey).—Large parcels of Bengal have been
withdrawn to-day, the sale, however, has not gone off with
any improvement, ordinary and low Bengal selling se per to
3d. discount; god and fine, 3d. to 6d. discount, SA compared
with the July sales. A few dry lief Yukio sold with fair
spirit at Italy rates to 3d. advance. Of 13,378 chests which
have now pored the auction 4,483 chests have been with-
drawn, and 2,771 bought in, leaving 6,124 sold.
BIIGAB.—The average price of brown or Dinsoovado
sags:, the protium of the British Poreesions in America,
for the wash ending October 19, 6128 e. 1 id. per cwt., exclusive
of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon. No
return hu been made of the sale of brown or blaacovado so-
gar, the produce of the !dimities. No return du been made
of the sale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the
Bast Indies.

BRISTOL, OCT. 22.—The market hem been steady and firm
this week, and about 800 Ws. West India have been dis-
posed of at prices which were scarcely obtainsble here lest
week. Floating cargoes, also, have been more inquired for,
but the firmness of holders still precludes business. Refiners'
produce has been more freely dealt in, but prices show no
sign' of improvement. Rum rather quiet.

BPIRITB.—The market for rum has been quiet this
week; 300 hogsheads Mauritius fetched Is. Bd. per gallon
(proof). Two hundred puncheons of fine mark' of Jamaka
sold at 4a. 4d. to 4s. 11d. per gallon, and about 100
puncheons of ordinary quality at 3e. 10s. to 4s. Brandies
are quite neglected, all operations being suspended until the
quotations are announced for the new vintage.

COTTON.—Lrvanroot., Ocr. 22.—The market remains
in the lama &loggia& state so for some weeks past, and
holders having met the demand more freely prices have
become somewhat irregular, and a decline has been submitted
to of ed. per lb. in American descriptions. Brazil and
Bagman have participated in the genera dulness, the former
being partially and the latter fully per lb. lower.
' Band continues in good request, and on the whole prima
are wall maintained. 13pmulators have taken 360 Americas
and 60 61100i0 ; and there are reported for export 1,240
American, 60 Macasio, and 4,490 Swat. The market to-day
closed dull, with saes estimated at 6,000 bake, all to the
*oda.

COTTON 000DS.—Itartozweren, OCT. 22.—There his
been some business this morning end during the last few
days for India, and some orders to a moderate amount have
been gives out for shirting, end other cloths imitable to
India. For 30's and 40's mole twist for India, and for
water twist of China quality, there his also been a fair
business. In other respects there is no absne In the position
since Tuesday, except that the lower rake Mew accepted by
the sellers of yarns, but not by ell, have been more generally
adopted. The market continues dull for most descriptions of
both yarn and cloth.

CORN.—Casistsroan' OCT. 22.—There was a rmall
supply of wheat to-day and condition V 1601211. A slow ale
at last week's rates ; millers and Actors acting with great
caution. Barley a fair supply ; best malting fully u dear—
th* best making from 40s. to 455.; secondary qualities diffi-
cult to sell, but a good demand for grinding, from 28s. to
We. Beans kw offering, utd without change in value.

its cots, Ocr. 22.—We have ain had pod supply of
wheat offering to-Ley, but the demand being somewhat
limited, millets were able to supply their immediate wants on
rather easier terms, and in some owes at la. decline. Red,
41e. to 43e. 64.; white, 454. to 495. A fair demand for fine
malting barley, which supported previous rates; secondary
deseriptiona and oommon qualities were difficult to quit
sem at reduced rates. Grinding, 28s. to tiJ. ; melting, 36e.
to 435. Beans a mail supply, end palms abmt the same, 465.
6a 49a.

WAXEPIELD, Ocr. 22.—The wheat trade is dull. Fine
maintains ns price, but for other Doris the demand is limited,
sad when seise ere premed lower rates mast lie taken. Bar-
ley, with the exception of a few very chola parcels, lb. per
quarter cheaper. la beans, cam, and shelling little change.
Average for the week ending Oct. le: Wheat, 4,879 quar-
ter', at 43e. 414.; barley, 686, as 345. Oid. ; beans, 37, at
435. lid.

CHEESY. Bussorsrona, Oerr. 21.—The supply of
&sae was Urge, wade dull, and some quantity tumid.
Prior rather lower than Lit month.

COLLB. LONDON, Ocr. 22.—Beddles West Hartley,
15a. U.; Hastings Batley, 15s. 3d.; Holywell, 16s. 6d. ;
lettabat's West Hartley, 1&. 3d.; Tandeld Moor, 13e. ; Tan-
&Ad Most Bates, 13a. ; Wylam, 15e. ; Walls End Rid-
den, 18s. ; Walls End Belmont, 18.. ; Walls End Brad.
dylls Helton, 19s. 6d. ; Wall. End Hartlepool, 20s. ;
Wells End South Hartlepool, 19s. 6d. ; Nixon's Merthyr,
21s. ; Powall's Duffryn 8t am, 21a.-Bhlps at market, 24 ;
sold. 17.