The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

MARRIIIB.

COTTON.—LrwlaPoor., Burr. 28.—The market opened
steady to-da, but towards the close the tone became de-
pressed, and' the sales only amount to 4,000 bales, of which
1,000 are for 'predation. 700 Surat, at 61d. to 61d.; 160
2,Viaatosa. Std. to 101 d. ;200 Pernaln, at Bld. to 9d.;
n'Amarl

COTTON GOODS. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 28.—A
quieter feeling has pervaded the market, but priom have beau
firm, except In a few mere, where spinner@ h►ing beta com-
ing out of orders are SW:LOU to secure new contracts. In
these ores burn have benefited to the extent of ed. per lb.
This doss not apply to coarse YIN, for which spinners have
heavy conirsota, and are to give way. Double
yarns end filo numbers are in se great repeat as ever, and
very firs to pia. In cloths the market has beat heavy,
especially for shirtings and other goods suited to the India
ussrket, and parties obliged to sell would hays to Mks lid. per
piece ler than the rates of Timidity lest. The abloom of the
India ma at a period when heavy transactions have been
entered Into is erestMg anxiety, and though many oommer-
teal nom andelpate good advicee by their next letters there is
an unwillingness to enter upon new transience, before they
come to heed. In domestic', longcloths, T cloths, and
printers for the home trade there is no quotable difference in
but the whole tone of the market is quieter. Some
in the trade speak of the market se decidedly flat, and
say that In many instances prices ere somewhat lower.

WOOLUE.N.—LEEDS, SEPT. M.—Thirst= scarcely been
thensual attandanos of merchants in the cloth hall this morn-
ing, and the market has oonsequesatly been rather quiet.
The principal demand has been for medium and other light
falnice suitable for the mantle trade ; the transact/cos have,
however, Wan only to a limited extent.

WOOLlS.—Honnzaari atm, Bspr. 28.—We have a steady
disosad far oolanials at toll prior briar a Ilttls doing in
eirmas.

MANUFACTURES. HUDDIZIPTILD. Barr. 28.
There is not that appears:toe of briskness to the auricle to-
day which his been apparent for some weeks, there Is a
full army amount of goods sad business
on the whole seems to be ch=gon la a mare settled
manner.

CORN.—Hon., 13m7. 28.—At the market to-day a
small supply of English wheat; growers would not submit
to the decline noted in Yark-lane, and in the limited busi-
ness passing last weak's rates were fully maintained,
42.. 63115. being current value of beet rues of new red.
Foreign unaltered. Barley for malting neglected, but grind-
ing in steady request et late currency. Beans dull and
rather cheaper. Peas sauna; some balsas dons in good
feeding. Oats slow, and seoondary qualities fully 1.. cheaper.
Imports !sat week:—Wheat, 616 qrs.; Why, 8,841 qrs.;
oats, 466 qrs. ; beans, 1,842 qrs. ; pea, 1,211 qrs. ; rape.
seed, 12,866 qrs.; oil cakes, 110 tom; boner, 42 tons.
LELA, Barr. 213.—The supply of wheat at market is
liberal this morning; the decline Mak-lane quite paralysis
the trade, and millers try to purchase cheaper, but in the
limited extent of business peastni, Friday's rates see sup-
ported for the best qualities. Not much doing in barley, and
only chosen descriptions And buyers at previous prices.
Beans offer more plentifully from abroad, and are Is. per qr.
lower. Other articles as before. Average pries of grab :
Wheet. 4.0671 qrs., 46e. 41d. • barley, 1,2801 qrs. s. 81d.;
oats, 2621 qrs., 275. lid. ; beans, 113 qrs. Us. 41d. • peas,
20 qrs., 4M. 3d. ; rye, 2'7 gra, 3.6 a. 605.2 Arrival's this
week :—Wheat, 2,393 ; oats, 73; barley, ; beans, 197.
(Front the Moder of Masers. Dunne and Co.)

NIWCAJITIA, SIFT. 28.—The weather adll continues ex-
ceedingly favourable for securing the latter harvest, and our
formers will shortly be engaged as the land preparing for
=damn tillage. At our market this morning we had a
moderate show of wheat front the growers, and although
there was not much offering from the meet, our miller, at
the opening scud very much upon the reserve, but towards
the clues a hir extent of bushier transpired at the full rates
of Saturday. Flour sold much as before. Malting barley,
micas fine, difficult to sell, 375. being an extreme quotation
for good coloured Norfolk, weighing 62Ibs. to 621114. per
bushel, whereas the ordinary steel) kinds are nearly un-
saleable. Old malt fully as dear, with ler dolng. Boiling
peas drooping in value. Old beans quite as dear, whereas
new have been offered at a reduction of Is. to 24. per qr.,
without exciting attention. In oats very little change.