The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—lavmooi, Ocr. 23.—Our market is quiet
but steady, with a fair amount of busimes done. The
sales are 8,000 bales—iocludirrg 7,600 Amerimus, at 3141. to
Std.; 760 Smut, 30. to 51(1 ; 250 Eptiao, Bd. to Did.—
of which 2,000 are for speculation sod- export. The week's
import is 6,500 bales.

00TrON GOODS.— AfAxertnerre, Ocr. 23.—1 n the
sloth merkvit there is very little change since last Tuesday.
The buyers for India are holding back, owing to the bad
accounts by the last mail, though hoping for better. Mean-
time the manufacturers of India goods are well engaged to
order, and are very firm in prices. For other foreign mar-
kets and for the home trade there is a moderate demand,
and prices are moetir steady, bat buyers are naturally in-
fluenced by the position of the India trade, and act cau-
tiously, so that where there is any change the tendency of
prices is against the seller. In the yarn market there is
nothing doing for India, but there boa been a little business
for China, and a fair demand for the home trade, and the
prices of these kinds of twist are exceedingly strong. For the
markets of Germany and the Mediterranean a little business
is doing. Although rather less is doing than up to ten days
ago, the market, on the whole, is reported to be strong and
healthy.

WOOLLEN.—Lams, Ocr. 24.—There was only en in-
different attendance in the market this mornieg ; it was
eery dull, and the transactions appeared to be limited to
sorting up for present requirements.

MANUFACTURBS.—IiUDDEFUMMXI, Ocr. 23.—Then
Las been rather more doing today than for some weeks posh
of
sada better attendance buyent,includieg representatives
souse of the large London houses being present. Their pur-
chases have only been light for the season, but the aggregate
constitutes a decided improvement.

WOOLS. —RITDDILItBFIELD, OCT. 2.4.—The wool trade is
more steady, sad, though not brisk, a greater proportion is
changing beads at former prices.

CORN.—Hut.‘ Oar. 23.—At to-day's market • fair
supply of English wheat, chiefly new, which tells at
irregular prime according to quality and eenditiou—fine
old u well as foreign moves off at fully late currency.
Barley, both far malting and grinding, fa roped at full
prices. Oar of choke quality, lid. her, mooed rate are
neglected, and &Sault to quit. Beans and peas scarce,
and rather dearer. The foreign import. last week are as
under :—Whist, 7,810 qrs.; barley, 2,099; sate, 900;
beam, 1,120; peas, 1,102; tame, 380; linseed and rape.
seed, 6,396 ; all cakes, 161 tons.
Laßue, Ocr. 23.—We have • fair show of new wheat
to-day, but the bulk of it is of such inferior quality 'our
millers can hardly be ioduced to purchase ist any reason-
able terms ; old, on the other hand, meets more favour,
and finds as improved deemed, which is uquivalsut to an
I advance on Last Tuesday's rates. Damp barley difficult to
sell ; the few fine dry samples make &beat bat week's
prima Beans iu request at high rates. Oats aad other
I articles as before. Arrivals since this day week —Wheat,
11,761 qrs. ; linseed, 7'20 , bulgy, 78; rapeseed, 420 ;
este, 45.

LYNN, Ocr. Z.—Weather las become very fine mil dry
eale• deaday, which has enabled the outstanding bran
crap to be seemed ia the fens To-dsy's market we had
fair show of wheat, the condition of the greater part was
bad ; dry samples commanded fully last week's terms, in-
ferior samples moved slowly at late rates Barley comes
forward sparingly and full prices are made for both malting
and grinding qualities. Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b.,
We. to 675.: ditto, red, 561 b. to 621 b., 525. to 635.
Harley, best Chevalier malting, 531 b. to 54111, 445. to
465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier, ditto, 52iIb. to 531 b., Zs. to
40e. ; ditto, distilling, 5011 i: to 511 b., 345. to 365. Beane,
old, 631 b. to 661 b., 60e. to 1545. per quarter imperial to
the growers.

NZVICAMII, OCT. ?t—The weather to-day is quite of a
summerlike character, forming quite a contrast to yester-
day, which was very wet. At our market this morning wo
bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, all new
and in poor condition, quality, however, rather better than
taw samples previously shown, and it sold from 625. to 64..
par qr. respectively. For some 5941 be. new Norfolk yellow,
642. 6d. por 604►bs. was paid. Old foreign was
held very firmly, but the demand was not ac.
tive ; still, however, full prices were paid; viz.
66e. for choice red Stettin, white Polish, 665, whereas for a
very superior lot of red Stralsund 70s. was procured in re.
tail. The new arrivedper Hamburg Ammar sold from at:,
to 613 e. according to quality, the latter being prime red Rol.
lock. Flour was in steady request, with a fair inquiry.
Malting barley of approved quality wanted ; other sorts
without inquire. Grinding descriptions very scarce. Beans
and peas in miod demand. Oats dill tending upward.

BOCHUM/LE, Ocr. Z.—Choicest kinds of white were
dime at 695. to 745., and new at 545. to 66e. ; old red
was quoted at 644. to 7ths., and new at 60s. to 64e. Other
kinds were scarcely saleable, at irregular currencies. Holders
of foreign kinds were firm in na previous rates, but

the business tanoansted in that , WilS much restricted.
The market was rather scantily supplied with barley, but
the demand for good malting samples is rather brisker, at
the extreme prices of last week, beet kinds fetching from
Me. to 465. ; grinding aorta were well supported, and were
quoted at from Ms. to 40s. Oats were in fair average sup.
ply, and the demand steady, at the full quotations of this
day se'nnight. Beans were in small supply, but there is ra.
therbetter inquiry for prime lots, whichsell at 485. to 525.
for old kinds, and 43.. to 50s. for new. PM/ dull, at pre.
vious rates.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RAILWAY,.

Ina Ps* Wen Total, Total
oven. smears. telledise. MX 1865.
Week ending Oct. 12. g il 4 g
Great Western of (Banda 341 11,263 9,9 M
Week ending Oct. 14.
Cornwell
North Stafordahire• MI 3,332 7,695
Week ending Oct. 20.
Glasgow & Smith Western 8,266 7,639
Week ending Oct. 21.
Great Luxembourg
London and Blackwell
North London

• The above Is excludes of trafte du ander agreement with
the London and North Weston Hallway Company

WEATHER. REPORT.

OCT. fl. IRIIIIOI B AID 96. X.

S. k. IL D. t. c. 1.
2376 43 42 &W. 1 1 b
Gusizoox MI6 60 42 LW. 6 r
3113310 it 1192 61 66 W.S.W. 4 be
001,3211403 33.18 44 Law. I
POR2EOSII 19.96 60 49 & 2 b
11413,62 28.123 63 62 B.W. 6 c
HULL 6326 66 66 &&W. 4 0
128291001 two as 81 B.W. 4 be
36.1.113225 29.23 67 62 LW. 6 m
Quiminrroai 20.66 65 64 W.B.W. 9
813.94.4 . 30.16 40 LW.
Y 63301723 30.09 63 62 &&W. 1 b
Low= „ 10.119 64 66 W.S.W. 7 oc
Loot Mos 1312 14 16 W. 6 b e
SI Ars. 166 104.37 46 46 W. 3 b e
&iv 21.10 66 64 && W. 6 0
Dove 30.14 67 66 SAW. 9 0
P 05729017111 30.14 66 64 LW. 7 r
Pi.rmooes 67 56 W.&W. 6 0
30.66 66 54 W. 6 b
imrc was 66 66 8. 3 b o
Bang
847.2433
WSW 30.111 43 W. 9 0
157a1.111441170N.
B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean tea
keel : each 10 feet, of vertical rho, canning one-hundredth of an
loch dinallantioa ; and each 10 deg, above 82 44., causing thrce..

inch dthainntion ; and each 10 deg., above 82 deg., iht e.
hundredths lanrease "nearly). E.—Exposed Waymometer io
Mode. 3L--Maidened ditto (for evaporation and dew point,.
D.—Miranda' at wind (Iron—sot magnetic'. F.—Force 0:0 to I::
--entimaied). C.—Cload (1 to 9). L—Luitial letters b, blue sky;
e. clouds (lehiched) ; t, lag; h. hall; I. lightning; m, odaty
; overcoat (dull); r, rain; a, snow t, thunder. A
regiested sossesto—thae, rr, much rain.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CIASITALTIZa
Evelyn, Captain Sawrer, from Liverpool to Calcutta, foundered
at sea in lat. St h.. lon. 10 W.. muster and part of crew
arrived here on the 4th of August, and the remainder, withal,
exception of three men (lost by the upsetting of the boat . I,y
the Lady 11.)li tighten, a few hours after. —Santa Crux, Ten.,
August 7.
A *oven gale, almost unparalleled in strength and duration, pre-
vailed here on the 7.firth and Seth August, during which the fol.
lowing amommt other disasters took place, via :—Crusader,
Captain Yantis°, and Reciprocity, Captain Madge (British
barques), sunk In the outer roads from the diode of a collision
with each other the former had a full cargo, and the latter
part of a cargo of coals on boartl—Jane Hudson (Britbh brig,
taptain Young, with coals, was driven on abore.—Margar, t
sad Jane (British bargee), Captain Rocking, with part of a
general inward cargo on board, ars* driven on .bore.—Cultleu
(British bisque), Captain Furl., with part of a cargo of cool on
board. was driven on shore.—Concordia (Danish brig , from
Uualaguitychu (Uruguay river) to lapdog, with a hill cargo of
bides and horns, parted her chains and was driven on above he'
tween San Isidro and San Fernando, and lies dthly with her
bottom stove and much water in her hold ; cargo Wethargiug.
—Buenos Ayres. Sept. 11.

VESSELS SPOKIN WITH.

Ashburton, from Londcm to New Yort, Oct. 14, Id 47 N., lot.

2 W.
Brouksby (ship% of Liverpool. for 3taranham, 23 days out, Sept.
lg lat. 22.49 N., ton. 29.38 W.
Constantine hanme„ from Liverpool seven days for the Itb,r
Plate, all *W. lat. O. lon. 9.13.
Ganges, Oct. 3, thirty miles SE. of Bt. Pam's.

The departure of the North Atlantic Company's
'team packet Adriatic, which was to leave Southampton
this day with the United States mail, has been delayed
until Friday, when she will take her departure from thy
above named port for New York, with a mail for the whole
of the united States.
The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Cow-
pany's steam ship Prince Albert sailed from Galway yester-
day, with her Majesty's mails, for St. John's, Newfoundland,
sod New York, a fa cup, and 780 peosengera
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
MUM.

• CALROW.—Oct. 10, at Red the wife of R. F. Cairo., Lm. •
of a daughter.
CHAlliktilta.--Oct. 10, at Kennington, the wife of H. Clisaibrr,,
Req., of a daughter.
HANOON.—Oct, 00, at Henereacent, NottinghW, the wife of
J. 0. Hopson, Esq., of a SOIL
HAY MEN.—Oct. 19, at Clarendon.road, Kensington, the wife of
H. laymen, rae., of a sop.
HAL—wt. 19, Weethournaterrace, the wife of P. PM,
hag., of a sun.
YENIII7.II,TON.—Oet. 19, at Little Hallingbiu7 Rectory, ern
Bishop's Stortford. the wife of the Rev. S. l'emberton of a

daughter.
:OSE.-4M. 10. at ♦lhton-etreet, Hyde-park, the wife of ih.•
Ree. H. F. Bose, of a sot.
UFMILL—Oet. 21, at Loaradowsgaare. the wife of E. C. Tut'
Dell, Lig., a/ a Dru.

ADAMBON—PARRINFION.—Oct. 19, at Chapel.street (lapel.
Blackberry hy the Her. A. Maar. Be. W. Adamson, to .100
ilea, daughter of W. Parldvison, Req., of Bisckburn.
M'DOUG—JACKSON.—Oct. 18, at Wakot Church, Bath, by
the Her. J. Steward, C. B. M•Dougall, eon of Mr. Justice
11'Dougali, of Widcarnbe-creocent, Bath, to Mary Gaff.
daurgtter of Stator J. Jackson, ltth Rest. It. N.I.
MARBDRII—HIM.HR.—Oct. 19, at the parish church, Bradfol.i.
by the REV. Dr. Burnett. Mr. If. Marsden. to Emma, daughta
of Mr. J. Batter, all of Howthat, war Bradford.
ROBINS—TB.ISSB.—Oct. it, at St. Albertrnail, by the
Rev. O. A. Robins, brother of the breroonr. assisted I)
the Rev. W. B. Galloway, Incumbent, Gilbert, fourth eon of
tbe late Gawp Robins, req., to Rebecca Harriet, young. r
dalatkOtr Mehard Trees, Esq., of the Albert. road, Regent
Dark.

DEATHS.
ADAMK--Oet. 19, at Sevenoaks, Kent, R. E. Adams, EPI •
CRADWICK.—Oet. 21, Mr. J. Chadwick, of DlMloll.lltrtf t.
Maadmix2o2, aged 50.
Clat,WEll.—.os4. 29, H. CUM. 11, Es., of WorkingtonUall, Com'
harlitird. aged 79.
PORariLlt—Oot. 21, at Bromborough, Cheshire. Catherine, 50,
of Mt. J. Forster, seed 79.
NOAlt&—Oot. 20, at Chats, Surrey, Mr..l. ioaka, agal 47
ROYEL—Oet. 19, at Bolaoverotreet, POItIatId.PISCV. F 11,11,1). • tic
of K. Roper, Esq., agetl46. of t.)1101,
AWATMAN. —Ont. 19, at Ranagate, E. Swatman, Esq.,
Norfolk, aged 4d.
WATERS.—Oet. 11, at Thurlereaquare, Brompion, W. W. it svr-,
Esq.,2/ aged 41.
WHIT 011111.-021. 10, Jaw of , %lb Yr. C. Whitworth, • f
Bamford, naaritoehdala. aged 47.

?natal and Psl4lshed try wruli. Xne• Ham, of so. ,'•
L.mbardAtrast, in the City (.4 Lando% Miter. 1..'
Ogler, Luusbara-atreet. Its Ow YrKlusi ad Wlsibettlars.
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