The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livzirooi, Oct. 6.—The sales of cotton
to•dy are estimated at 10,000 bales. There im so change in
the market cmos yesterday.

WOOL AND WORSTED.BIADFORD, Oct 6.
The transaction daring the week have been limited.
sagertom they bold large stocks, are not
eager wes, bases they cannot replace, at
sates, arantry pees affording no margin for profit in
sweet. With the =teesseptioe, however, epees
mot swam or best sad. under these drone
mencee, epee ere very Irombilritir requirements. Never-
theless, there are parties who predict confidently that prices
will be seetm bdore Menne In both and broke*, a fair
helm= le doing, end pious ars Wady. There hi no new
Mee is the yarn trade, Spinners are well employed, and
the produce taken ran consumption as prodived. Leipzig
fir ale aow beg Uhl, and the sales of yarns end piece
goods ere considered astiefetary. In the pee department
there is a good attamiuma of neerehres at market, end the
dierisitka to by goods le eneheeked. The supply of pees
in she sesashotsees sale nom Is very meows, sad orders
bays to be given for future delivery. Yrfor ass very steady.

iLILIBINB.-Bisteen vessels with so. Vassar hays now
amend, bringing 66,980 boxes and 34,420 half-boxes, or
1,860 tons, against 2.520 tons to sth October, 1858, and
against 2,000 tone to 6th October, 1857. Two cargoes hams
strived mt Liverpool and three at BristoL The foot stated
last month that the crop of Val/maims, which in 1868 was
16,000 tons, would be only about 8,000 to 9,000 toms this
year, Is fully confirmed. The Turkey crop having beta
mask injured by rain (one-third of the Chums fruit befog
dostroyed) our hope. for an abundant 'apply from that
quarter, at low prices, are quite frustrated. Bunch Mama-
tel., too, the only other sort which could be brought in to
compete with Valencima, hue advanced to mach within the
last few days at Malaga, that it im feared they will be placed
berried the reach of general consumers. Is this article a
hop basin.= has been done at Liverpool latterly. The
pries hero is 60e. Valencia. vary sail in quality sad °au-
dition : good sound fruit hu been sold at 62a., buyers at
61e. • bat the regular meson demand has not yet tot in. flial-
tanai, 60m. to 664., so:lording to package. On the whole,
to. prospect for the fruit market is good, sod we may look
for a Wok trade and large communion of all kinds.—(Prom
the Cirwider al Morn. Richard Whh rhy and gam.)

coax.—Bitutneourat, Ocr. 6.—At Gloucester market
at the le, all qualities of wheat wen unaltered ; at Wor-
cester the same day rather higher Flom were obtained. Bet-
io,' nmintained Its value, and fine qualities in demand. Oats
saki for quite as much money. BIG= sad peas were dull.
During Me present week the wheat trade his again been
Wass at previous currency. Barley unaltered. Oat. no
cheapw. More doing in beans, at a decline of is. to 2a. pet
quarter, Peas offering lower. without finding buyers to any
must. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, less wheat was
shown, and the turn in prior wee in favour of the miler. At
this day's market Mere was a fair warmly of whilst, ter
which higher prices were demanded, but only is a few in-
stances complied with on fine new • and we make se altera-
tion In our quotations of any deseription. A considerable
butane doing In barley, and the qualities were no lower.
There was a lees quantity of oats and beans offering; prices
of both were umintaimd. Pees again were le. per quarter
draper.

Gyms*, Ocr. B.—We had a short supply of wheat,
the gnaw part of which was of inferior quality. Good old
end ass dry new were in demand, anti sold freely at a alight
odvaace, In some few instances as much u ls. a qr. ; but
other qualities barely maintained last weeit's pros., Bulgy
woo la better supply, and sold readily at last week's prices.
In other pain no alteration to note. Wheat, best. 435. to 47e.
pr qr. • middling, 375. to 43e.; lafturior, 345. to 375. Berbgt
31a. so 428. Oats, 235. I. 33.1, Bows, 464. to 600. reos, 42e.
to 441.1. Floor, des, 314. to 365. par sock; seconds, 321.
to its.

MAACHESTIN OaT. 6.—The trade during the week has
contioned in much the err state r previously noted. A
steady consumptive (but by no mean active) ruiner hr
been done daily in flour, and prices have ruled drat. Beene,
oats, sad oatmeal have been sparing! dash in, and boyars
Lye bad the tarn in their favour. With the exception of
shout 8,800 quarters of maize, the arrivale at Liverpool from
arced ere light. From Ireland the imports of oats and cr-
am' an fan, but only moderate of other produce. Oar
ssarket this morning was well attended, and a firm feeling
prevailed. Wheat mold freely at the currency of this day
raelight, and in MOO instances, for the finest description,
rather higher rare wan obtained. Flour wee hold for an
silver* of 6d. per irk, bat min were checked thereby. In
eels mad oatmeal then was no material change. New bear
were rather lower. Indian corn, with a better demand,
slightly intreved in mdse.

lfgwaag ;Oer. 6.—Here to-day the supply of wheat from
the growers was fair, end the trod, ruled more buoyant.
Thebes' sees were ls. per. qr. Mauer : recoodary rort. sold
at We prices ; wile realkesd 46e. to 6241.; red, 40e. to 465.
c inferior
There was a liberal supply et barley, end
earls were a dull sale; floe melting eerie were
scarce, and folly milder e• in the preceding week—namely 425.
to 46.1. per qr. There wee a small show of eats, which met
with • hem demand at lat. rates, 24.. to 265. per 24 arose.
Hems were • limited show, end not mach in demand at Let
week's currencies, 425. to 48s. per qr.
Ocr. 6.—We continue liberally supplied
with wheat, In fair condition, foe which there wee a steady
demand at betel, the prices of last week, about a moiety
being disposed eL A large quantity of barley on offer ; for
the beet ample very high rates were demanded, which
checked betimes% the whet closing dull for all &scrip-
Ikea. Oets, beams, end pees, dull. _ _

tix•stnisa, Oar. 6.—Tbe supply of grain at to-day's
market is lupe; moat samples of wheat are in bad condi
twin and ma only be gold at a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr.
on last week's prime. Spring cent is unchanged in vales.
WATIIFORD OCT. 6.—We hare had small receipts of
home grown grain since Saturday, but there bar. been con-
eiderstele arrivals of Indian corn tram abroad. Wheat meets
• geed inquiry at full rare*, and barley sells more readily.
Fur oats an advance of 31. pw barrel is firmly demanded,
and Indian ,112.111 with increasing attention at 3d. to 6d. per
barrel enhancement. Flour the turn dearer.

BDINIOIOII, Ocr. 6.—We had in the market to-day
1,127 qrs. wheat, 2.668 barley, 1,562 oats. and 79 beans.
There were sold—Wheat, 828 qrs.; barley, 2,170; uses, 1,263
sad team, 61 tire Sales ready. As compared with last
weak—Wheat wee seem as last as top, end le. 3d. op on
average. Barley was la. 62. up on top, and 92. up on
average. Oats were 62. up on top, and 3d. up on
smarm. BMW were le. down on top, and 6.1. down on
average. Prima per imports! qr..—Wheat, 40e. to 66e.
Barley, 24. 61. to 40a. Oat., 20e. to 304.61 Beene, 44e. 62.
to 48a. Weight of top—Wheat, &Vbs.; barley, 57}1ba.;
este, 44115. ; bean. iiilbdt
GLASGOW. OCT. s.—This day'. market wee moderately
well attended, but there was Ice. activity in the demand for
wheat and door at an advance of 6d. per boll, and 61 to la.
par seek on butt quotations. Barley supported the Improve-
ment of 1.04 week, with a fair wale. Oats end 04.111.1 fitm.
Bean 3d. to 6d. cheaper. Peas and Indian corn unaltered.

CATTLE.-EDINBURO Oct. S.—There were 620
earls. Donated fair, aid wit week's priom maintained.
Top prim,. U.; entreat, 7e. to 7e. 61.; middling and inferior.
from 6.. 4d. to fla. 6.1. par Imperial eon,. There were 9,404
sleep end lambs this morning, 1,111 of the latter being
more. 1.1 ond sheep folly maintained Nat week's price..

No alteration id tha Prime of the inferior kinder. A
vitality left over unsold. Ben mottos, from 614. to 611.
Bores and ieforior, from 4d. to 64. per lb. Fed piss, from
6a. to bo. 91. per imperial atone; . to eight weeks old ,
from 10e. to 140. a heal. Numbers to market —Sheep. 9,404 ;
hat cattle, 620; lean do., .15; milch Pm, 74 ; piss, 360.

Tit! CUAINUAKERS' STRIKE AT STOVREEIDGE.—
Although a great number of the men employed in the chain
trade have returned to work at the advance, the strike se
regards the remainder still °minnow. It is now more than
eleven weeks since the men turned out, and inetnit of being
forced to return to work at the old and " obnoxious" priory,
they will maintain a bold frost, and seem determined to
continue at play till they can return to work at more reran•
neretive wager. Meetings have awls been held at Cradle
Heath, when no feeling of discouragement was manifested
bat, on the onstrary, the men appeared more confident and
sanguine than ever. It is raid the merchants who buy from
the chats menufseturens have contented to pay an advance
of the woes acted by the men. Thu week Mr. Benjamin
Hatecie men, rod Mr. Engines's men, of Wolverhampton,
are to resume work at the advance; and of the ',the masters,
>lessee. Noah Hingley and Sons, and Messrs. Wocd Brother.,
who form the nuchus of the nonconformists to the men's •
demand., sire said to be bent on yielding no jot to the non.
Another 604 hat been received from the northern chest:t-
ankers ; isms Olawoer the harness makers and others have
sent 81. 3e. Bd., and the amalgamated engineer... 301. ; while
smaller oostributione have been received from other quarters
In aid of the strike.—Bireinighwi Leaey Poet.
TUE BHOUT4I3III MovamENT AMONG TUE
BAIIRS.—A public meeting of the journeymen bakers OUll.
ploy ed in the district of Lineoltes.ien-fields wee iset night
held at the Red Lim, Wild-street, Great Queue-street, Mr.
Wrigbton, in the chair, for the peva,' of establishing a local
association to forward the movement for the abolition of night
work is their trade, and for the reduction of the hours of
labour from eighteen to twelve each day. The chairman, in
*petiole the proceeding., eteted that in Bermondsey, Lam-
beth, Shoreditch, lehngton, and verion, other dietncle of
the metropolis, the journeymen bakent bad formed thew.
ashes into amociatione which were rating in concert with the
Central Cabe, and trying to emancipate their trade from
the plumy to which it wee subjevel ss the meet over-
wrought tied worst paid calling in the metropolis. The more
local associations they had the more general would be the
determination to pot as end to the yreeset system of over-
work until it at lest became untversal, and then, when they
were all agreed noon the point, they would be sure to carry
their obi.et. Tlae meeting we. also addressed by Mr.
Buren, Mr. Austio.fic.,di tailing the mix-ries and hardships
which the present system of eight-work °wailed upon those
mimed in it, and showing how anther the masters nor the
public would be ineonumenced by the change they soueht
to bring shoat. Th. y were moderate in their demand with
respect to the boars of labour, and wily sought to be p'eced
is some little extent on the some footing as other trades-
mea. A renintion approving of a listed association was