The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtexarooT., Om. 18.—The Wee of cotton
to-day are estimated at 7,000 bates. A quiet steady market.

' COTTON GOODl3.—MaNcesarra, OCT. 18.—The yarn
market is rather firmer, though the business doing 1. as •
mull mole. The principal transactions have been for Ger-
many, but they have not been cmaiderable. The home trade
is quiet. Some Witham le reported for Bombay and also for
the Mediterranean, bat It ham been of a limited ohersoter.Por
China there has been some inquiry, but It has led to much
thulium Some kinds of yarns, such u 40'a and We mule,
rizsto id. Pla lb. dearer. Some bush:tees wee doss for
toward, the aloes of last week, but the dammed he.
Ulm off to-day. In cloths we have not bed moth butdry„
sod the market Is dull, with rather lower prices then at the
dose of last week. The advices to band yesterday from Cal-
cutta are again of an unfavourable character, and buyers are
holding back. There is some business for other markets,
both home end foreign. but the Indian news has me unfa-
vourable influence open buyers for all of them, and the little
barium doing is generally reported at rather eager terms.

WOOLLEN.—Lzans, OCT. 18.—We notice no awns-
doe In the market this morning. There hum beat • steady,
soodsmte bushman trsaeacted—about a Tuesday's, "as. 4
*Meat.

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WOOLL—HI7DDIZSIIILD, OCT. 18:The hide is
much gentile, but stooks being lower than is natal se this
dens of the yew, mike pekes ere not enticipated, which
imps present high rates firm

MANUFACTUIOI3. RODDIRSIIILD, OCT. 18.—
cuseres
The attendance of buyers has been rather n Wad-
fag • few from Looks ; but their purchases have far
from extensive, which may be attributed to the
so far advanced. The mmehante have only had a m
basin= in the warehouses during the week.

CORN.—HrIA, Ocr. 18.—At to-day's =that a. small
supply el Bang& wheat, which sena &lowly at 0010 last
video rates. Foreign bald firmly, but business Wind.
tplot smiting does not move off oo freely as °Mate,
y seeandary sorts, bat a fair demand filar
attally late currency. Oats continue
not pressed to any quotable reduction in value. ......
and peas slow sale at prior in favour of bayersr The
tongs herds last wesl are as ander:—Wheat, 11,282
gra Biala, 8,797. Oslo, 837. Beene, 1,229. Pses,,
2,143. Tarr, 644. Unwed and rammed, 28,998. Oa
cakes, 266 tows. Beans, 204 ton..

LIZES, Ocr. 18.—We are liberally supplied with wheat.
whirl' nests a slow ; but we askew shentlien ham the
=.6et Friday hat. Flair hea barley in mast,
4lisseriptions *Utast unsaleable.vy Beans sad caw
articles =sinned. Antral& shwa this day week: tritest.
2,861; barley, 317 qrs. ; flour, 20 seeks; rapeseed, NB;
linseed, 638 qrs. Avenge viols for the week ceding Oct.
16 :wheat, 4,11515 qrs., 44e. 8141. • oats, 149 qrs. 22e. 6d.;
barley, 1,800 qrs., 37e. 4d. ; beans, 92 qrs., 425. 4*(l.

Lxxx Ocr. I&—Weather is mild with a thick atmos-
phere which siesta the condition of grain. To-day's market
there was a modest, supply of wheat, the tads was dow at
lain wok.' ratio. Bosky, good sound samples commanded
folly toot week's prior, grioding qualities the turn in favour
of direr. Beano, prior without alteration. Wheat, white,
old, 611bs. to 631b5., 43e. to 495. , ditto, new, 6011 to. to 621 he.,
41s. to 475.; red, old, 611bs. to 631 k.., 41.. to 441.; ditto.
WV, 691bs. to 61165., 375. to 425. Bosky Chevalier, new.
Nabs. to /Albs., 395. to 460.; common, albs. to 62110., 39e,
to 34.. Beano, old, 65165. to 6611b5., 465. to 60s. ; ditto,
am, 64110. to 661ba„ 40e. to 470. per qr. to the growers.

NLITCASTLI, OCT. 18.—The weather has bMosee motet-
did, a good deal of rain has fallen since Batarday. At our
merest this morning we had a moderate show of wheat *cat
the growers, condition whereof not so good se of late, but
each qualities being wanted a clearance was effected at ex-
treme rates. Old was held with great Brmner, which had
the effect of checking trimsactions. Fleur did net sell
freely, but in its value we note little change. Malting bar-
ley, unless tine, quit* unsaleable. Grinding mete mach ea
before. Malt, unless Sae, segleoted. Is other articles little
Pig•

OCT. 18.—At Ude mornieg's market there
was only • moderate supply of pain, with a fall attendanoe
of farmers and millers. That. wee a very good demied for
beet samples cd wheat for end purpose% which add at a
inflow advanos ; but other sorts were rather a dull sale, at
late rotas. Flow was twaltand in value. There was an
Worsened demand for Wet melting earoplas of barley, which
folly inaintabeed hews prism ; but other maples were in
2W. toquast. Malt trade romidas steady at former rates.
la other disc riptions of grain these is no alteration of prima,
and only a steady Weds doing. Old wheat. 395. to 484 new,
Ma. to 43e.; barley, 375. to 43e. ; oats, 24,. to 295. ; teens,
40s. to 60e.; pew, 40a. to VW; rye, 30.. to Mo. per or.
I Tams, Bs. to 9s. par bushel. Flour, 20s. to 370. pcs each.
Malt, 7s. 9d. to 8a per bushel.

CATTLE.-Bamescar, Orr. 18.—At our market held
thin day we went not leo well supplied en of late in point of
' number, but the breed end condition generally wee tolerably
good. There wee a large attendance of dealers and roust?,
butchers, end best animals wore readily disposed of at rather
better rates. Middling end inferior uimaL were ail told at
liastross. The supply of sheep was exceedingly shortoom.
with former markets, and the demand Eta
altogether quick, but late rates are fully sup
The supply cf calves wee limited, which all
sold at high prices. In the pig market the
was only moderate, and a good amount of business wenmS
prices for all descriptions tally maintaining late terms.
ox bee, 11.. to 12s. per some; cow and hedge ditto, 10a to
11s. ; best down mutton, 7fil. per lb. ; other breeds, V.
to 7d.; lamb, 94. to 10d.; veal, 74. to 7id. ; fresh pork,
to 71.; silted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9e. to 9s. 34. pc
.are; ittlipt! bacon, Sid. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 1014
swan pickled hams, 90. to 10d.; quarter old store pips
lei. to 20s. each; suckling calves, 12a. to 245.; cows wilt
calves. W. to 181. each.

ONIONS AND CIIEESE.—SALISTIVIST MICHAEL LS
Fats, Ocr. 18.—The fineness of the morning drew slams
number of persons from the surrounding neighbourhood tattoo
the city. The onions, of which there is generally a hrge
supply at this fair—but on the present occasion the quantity
was small—ranged from 65. to Go. per sack. A monthly
cheese market occurring, there was not mock cheese pitdW,
and prices were without alteration.