The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lyrzaroot, Oct. 29.—The Wee of cotton
to-day ate cottontail at 1,0.100 Wes. A Arra market, at the
prior of yesterday.

COTTON 0001/S.—MANCHESTER, OCT. 29.—The
firmer tone of our market, mentioned in yesterday's report ea
the result of anticipated trusts to Anieriis and of the rising
of the slave population, is quits aa si parent to-day, and
buyers of yarn and cloth holding orders and keeping them
beck merely for lower prices are now quietly endeavouring
to place them. Cotton at Liverpool having gained to id.
per lb. in price during the week, our masers have also en-
deavoured to maks good this advance, and in many oust
have succeedsi. The business for Germany boa been el
moderate amount, and some fair sales have been reported ,in
Ifs to 32's water twist for China. Some purchases have
also been made for India, and on Mediterranean sonast.
Most of the counts of yarn up to 40's ars rather dearer,
whether prepared for home consumption or export; and at
the same time liner samples are also dearer. The business of
the week has not been large, bat that done within the !sat
few days has not been iooonsiderable, and both buyers and
tellers will wait with sums anxiety for the next few mails
from the Mated States.

WOOLLEN.—Lisns, OCT. 29.—Tbe market km been
well attended Chia morning. Nearly all kinds of winter goods
Lave ken in request, and numerous sales have takes place,
bat Funnily in small lots ; the aggregate, however, repre-
sents a very few businew. The tone of the market, at well
ma the trade generally, i. firm and satisfactory.

BARDWARB.—BIIMINONA Oc-r. 29 —There is little
to be Doted in tionsezioe with the trade of this town, or that
of the district. It to in much the name condition it was a
week ago. The home trod. is moderately good, but a little
fall-off is obser.eble in the foreign order., scarcely sufficient,
however, to affect basinew in the aggregate, the masher
tunes being moat of them pretty fully employed, though the
feeling is not altogether cheerful, this arising mainly out of
the unpleseant epeculatioos so to our relations with France.
The iron trade of South S atfordebire is ins tolerobly healthy
etate; the ruille and forges are most of them in full work.

CORN.CA/thillIDOZ, Ocr. —Oar market wog very
dull for everything. Wheat hardly so good es lest week.
For I;arley; the e-Ilere stherl wore money, whic-; tho buyers
refugd to give.Whent, red, 344. to 444.; white, 484. Barley,
235. to 464. Oata, 164. to Wia

CAPITIRRVILT, OCT. 29.—There was a fair supply at
market to-day. Trod, dull, as an adranc. In pnese was
deumnded, but buyers very shy I. purchamon. Wheat,
brown, old, 38s. Od. to 43... td., new, 345. to 46e. ; white,
old, 42.. to 495. , new, 395. t•. 47.. Barley, new, 26. to
46e. 6d. Oats, 20s. to 235. Beans, 40.. to 425. Peak 354.
to 36..

CAELISLE, OCT. 29.—Wil had a good supply of wheat,
which wet with reedy sale at tally but week's rake. Good
supply of min, limited of barley, which met wok good sale
at Mot week's price.. Wheat, white. new, 18s. 6d. to 20..;
old, 18e. 6d. to 20a. Od. ; rod, new, 17e. eid to 18a. Od.; old,
17e. 6d. to 18.. 6d. lierlev, new and old, 13e. Od. to 14a. Od.
Oats, potato, old, 10.. to Ils ed.; newt 141. to 10a. ; com-
mon, 9s. 9d. to 10e. 3d. ; new, 7e. 6d. to Bs. Flour. per
stoma, Is. 10d. to 2a. Oatmeal, 2a. 2.d. to 2s. 4d. Rye-
rank L. 44. Barbiymenl, Is. 41.—Carlis4 Journal.
COLCHESTER, OCT. 29.—A foie supply of wheat and
barley, the former in slow &sand at late mien; bast
goatlike of barley ratber in &sour of the bnyeep, other
qualities obtaining full prices. Bat few beans and pose on
sale, for them an Weenie of le. was obiainel.

Inouctirrita, Ocr. 29.—T0e,. was a good supply of far-
mers' wheat at oar to-cley'e market, but business was rather
limited, es buyers were unwilling to operate waken at a re-
ductien. Foreign anclieuged. Mn4llg barley steady at
late rates; grinding in auto. demand, and 64. to le. per qr.
dearer. Oats held for rather more won-y, bat no sale. Im-
port. for the week 'smug October 29 • —Wheat, &feign,
800; barley. foreign, 2,060; onto, Leland, 3,860; maize,
foreign, 2,060.
GUILDFORD. Ocr. 29.—Tbit supply of -neat is still
rather small ; it mid to-day on numb the rams term. as log
week, bat there was nut marls life. Middling 1101.,8 of barley
difficult to quit. Were., 34e. to 4ge.; ditto old, 425. to
64e. Begley, 28.. to 46a. UM*, 18s. to 27e. Berns, 395.
to 425.

HEItTYOIIII. OCT. 29.—War had a fair supply of wheat
to-day. trade Mot at tull prior far the finest mmplea; fn.
&dor dull. barley sold at fully as much mosey for the beat
eamplee, •ith • bar ott-r. OM. a heavy trade. Pew sod
beam roads lam werk's rates. Wheat, 20,. to 31a. per load.
Barley. 255. to 48s. per tr. Oa., 20.. to 28s. per qr.
POOL '23.. to 280. per krwl. Bean., 23.. to 30.. per load.

LEICESTLIt, Ott. 29.—T1 ere wee about the weal primly
of • ho.t at our corn market this morning, and the prices of
the previous week wars Imp; orted. White sorts were per-
rhumb', at 45.. to 60s. ; tad. 40.. to ed.., per 38 etone. For
floe barley the demand continues wry fair, and fall curren-
cies are obtained ; inferior nets were in languid request, and
prices ruled the turn lower ; malting, 38a. to 44e. per qr. ;
grinding, 270. to 32e. p. r3O stone. Oats came slowly to
hand, and hobble.* was done at lest 'risk's rates, 24.. to 34..
per 24 stow. Very little chose is beasts, samples selling
freely at 445. to 47.. per 38 stow.

NawcerrLa-nrox-TTsa, Orr. 29.—At ear market this
morning we bad a large deltvety of wheat from the growers,
sad noteitheteadior ita impaired conditioa a clearance wee
wily effccted at about previoue sates. I. !math country obi
little was done, 45e. being about the value of fine red,
weighing 6111 a. per bushel, whama for very choice parcels
46e. wee demanded, what, had the effect of checking bad-
ISPOn. A little no. Norfolk *Aloe, weighing Isatnraity
621ba., was placed la retail at 465. Ild.; inferior dove to Os.,