The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-14 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Lrriatoot, Orr. 13.—Th• sales of codas
to-day ate ..tasted at 10,000 bake. The market outdoes
vary 'toady, bat without inhostios. Prior are rather dearer
than to Friday last.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bna [moan, Oct. 13.—Tbs
messieg of the Social Science Association In Bradford,• Mb
weak, absorbs the attendon of a great proportion of ow
inerrant Min, and the market its& is consequently ninth
quieter timin natal, though the town wears an unusually
lively eppearance, owing in great part to the presence or so
many MrantiVa. The transactions is wool are only meagre,
bat prime are very firmly maintained. Very few denser-
done hare takeu piece, bat the spinners and manufacturers
notwithstanding ere well employed be order, and are likely to
be during tke wittier, inasmuch ea the spring trade will be
commenoed shortly, and new orders to a large extent must be
the coeasquessa.

THE IRON TRANZ.—Btiuttaoitatt, Oct. 13.—The
second ol the quarterly sasemblies of the trommasters fur the
correct quarter wen held in the town-hall here to-day.
There was a very numerous attendance of the trades end
others interested. No great ammanat of animation prevailed ;
but there wee a steady bushier doing,,end not the slightest
giving way of prime, which, considering that the quantity of
iron sold was not large, may be taken as en indication that
the ,Ironmastin ponoraDy on not in invading want of
ones. All thing, considered the trade ie in am sound a
state ire could be impacted, without any appointing) of buoy-
snap.

CORN.-13nitaanan, Orr. 18.—Al Glentoesem market
on the Bth new wheat wee le. per Tarter dearer ; old and
foreign unaltered. At WOreilliel, the same day, rather
higher prier were demanded, but not gravelly entwined
to. Fine barley gulfs se dear; other qualities rather cheaper.
I Bean. vary dull. OMe maintained their value. During the
present week bat little liagbah wheat hoe been offered, and
theirs In price an what hen chasged hands in favour of
the seller. All qualities of barley in demand, at quite r
mach money. Oats wily taken in retail. More doing in
per. Beane sltogetlier neglected. At Wolverhampton
yesterday wheat advanced h. per qr., but without any life
in the trade. At this day'. marled there woe a good supply
of wheat from the fanners, which sold slowly at an advance .
of le. per qr.; old and foreign no dearer. Oats, beans, mad
per held for previous rates, with rather mom demand for
the litter.

Ocr. 13. —We had a very short supply of
wheat ; than was an improved demand, particularly for seed,
and a good trade eras dam at tally b. av. advance and In
soma low laaranosa a trigs more. Balerlra4 better sup-
ply, and mat a fair ask at last earelia prim. In oats,
ban% sad pew no allaration. Wheat, bast, Ha. to 480.
per qr. ; middling, 375. to 44a. ; isisrior. 345. to 375. Barley.
32e. to 42a. Oats, 235. to 33.. Baena, IS.. to Ws. Tees, 425.
to 465. Flour, fine, 335. to 40s. pa ace ; meads, 325.
to Ws.

MANCHESTER, OCT. 13.—OUT marks* this moraiag was
not so well attended se of btu. Choice samples of kaglish
wheat were taboo off at Is. per quarter advance. while other
mum were in moderate demand at the currency of this day
s' ht. Foreign wu held above the views of millers.
For flour rather higher prices were generally 'abed, but
buyers held aloof, sad but little business wee traneacted.
Oats sad oatmeal, with an improved sale, brought fully late
rates. Beams were steady, and Indian can wee Is. per
quarter dearer.

NEWARL. Ocr. 12.—At this d•y'• market these WY
tolerable show of wheat, which met a ready sale a extreme
rates; fa a few isetoome Is. per qr. more mosey wee ob-
tained.

NIRBORT OCT. 13.—We had moderate supply of
wheat, which was generally disposed of at an advance of le.
pm. qr. A large quantify of barley on offer, which lad to
decline of le. pet qr., with a vary slow sale. Oats, beans,
and peas, doll.

Mumma. Oct. 13.—The sappy of grain to-day I
shorter then last week. The sale of wbeat is much improved,
and on good qualities an advance of Is. to 2e. per qr. is
obtained. In wing oorn than is no change In value.

WATISFORD, Ocr. 12.—Our supplies of home-grown
Rai" continue on a limited male ; but we have fair arrivals

4intliel;;Wiromth the Mediterranean. Fumes' wheat
meets a ready sale at an advance of 6d. to 9d. per barrel,
and Indian oorn is in active demand at a similar improvement.
Barley and oats unaltered in value; but Boar is Is. per Peck
dearer.

EDINBURGH, OCT. 12.—Yesterda7 supplies of all kinds
were large, and sales rather dell. K heat was 4e. up on the
top, and 3d. down on the average. Barley was 6.1. down on
the top, and Id. up on the avenge. Oats were 9d. up on
the top, and Id. up on the • Beans were same as
last market on the top, and Is. 24. up on the average.

CATTLE.—ffutreetmou, Orr. 12.—The supply of sheep
was considerably leas yesterday; the number was 6,766,
being 2,638 fewer. Good sheep in demand, and pekes up id.
per lb. Top price of the hest mutton, 7d.; current std.
Ewes and inferior from 41d. to 6d. per lb. Lamb, top price,
34c, 24... 235. ; current, from 12s. to lffe. per head, and
down to be. 3d. At the close a good clearance wart effected.
The supply of cattle was also lees, there being 402, or 218
lees. The quality was very inferior. The demand being
pod, last week's prices were fully supported. Top price,
Bs. 3d. ; current price, from 7.. 3d. to Be.; middling and
inferior, from 6s. to 6s. 6d. Fed nig., from Ss. to Sw. 91. per
imperial stone; en to eight weeka old do., from 9s. to 12s.
ahead. Sheep, 6,766; fat cattle, 402; mulch caws, 122;
OP. 287.