The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-20 00:00:00

MARis"E7$.

COTTON.—Livrapooc, OCT. 19.—The market remains
, and the prune an the lame ea yesterday. Sale.,
rott Speculation, 1,000. 1,600 Swat, 51d. to 60.;
SOO Egyptlea, 80. to 10Id. ; ,30 Fernam, 81d. to Std. ;
Bahia, 70. ; 80 Manaham, 8.d.; 4,120 Amariasa.

COTTON GOOD

OCT. 19.—The flat.

nese of the market he told nether more upon prime, but ia
other respeote there is not more change to reprice.. With the
examtka et long cloths sad T cloths fabrics al almost every
have bees difficult of sale and irregular in price.
Vie Via nobm
India altirtiap prima are down fully 3d. per
*co below the rates oarrent a foetnight ago, and other
cloths suited to that market are easier to buy, though not
quotably lower. Counts and qualities of yarn suitable to
India have been in fsir demand, without any change is
prim; but twist suitable to Germany, though in Ur
nquest, is N. per lb. cheaper. In home trade yarns thin
lea steady demand bat scarcely sufficient to keep them firm
la price. Fine oounte are still an exoeption to this rule end
remida Moody, but the decline oa numbers below 60's may
micia at Id. to 0. nadir the bighorn rates ruling • few
wake ago.

WOOLLEN.—Lnzne, Oct. 19.—Ws have had a rather
quiet market this 'morning. The ettwedenco of bums hem
=ibassen tiodersta, and they hays ad shown much die-
t° operate, soosequently the bestows has been within
• limited eempess.

00R14.-Hots., One. 19.-Arrivals of wheat still cm.
(see moderate, bat Lair of barley, the bulk of which Is from
the Black Sea, and mod of the import of beans is of the
new mop from the Germ= and Dutch ports. Oate
I chiefly Busies. The weather has been fine during the
week up to yeemrday, and great progress made with autumn
sowing, and so far Said labour has proceeded without
interroptios ; hi Last, t her seed time could scrod, be de.
sired. The wheat trade ethos our last hes remained vary
firm, and there has been mare disposition to ;lurches' than
for some time par, especially the best descriptions of old
foreign, which may be quoted Is. dearer, with good consump-
tive demand ; English wheats are also held with more firm-
ness, growers ire sot so pressing to sell as of late, and
altogether the trade wears a more healthy appearance, with
an upward tendency. At market to-day rather a short supply
of English wheat, which met with a steady sale, at fully Is. pee
qr. more moray. Foreign in better demand, at the advance
quoted during the week. Malting barley continues but little
inquired after, while grinding commands somewhat higher
2 Boma may ha quoted fully le. dearer. Piss and
oats Inn, at lest week's rates. Imports last week :-Wheat,
1,719 qrs.; barley, 8,484 qrs. ; oats, 840 qrs. • beens,
qrs. ; per, 814 qrs. ; tares, 24 qrs. ; rapeseed, 8,046 qrs.;
oil cakes, 142 tons; babes, 290 tons.
LEEDS, Ocr. 19.-The supply of wheat is moderate; the
trade is without animation and no improvemert ma be made
ca Friday's rates. The basilicas paging is only on a limited
scale. Fine barley scarce and quite as der • other acre very
slow. Beans steady at last week's prices.' Oats and other
articles se beton. Arrivals this week :-Whest, 3,430;
barley, 278 ; beaus, 401; 406 qrs. Avenge price of
grain : Wheat, 3,1041 cps., 44a. ; 788 j qrs., 86e. 31d. ;
loots, 64 qrs., 235. 3d. ; beans, 144 qrs., 445. e id.
LYNN' OCT. 19.-The weather is now very wet, With •
strong north-east gale. To-day's market but little wheat
offering, a good demand wee agerleaced for all descriptions
at Is. per qr. advance. Barley is her supply, both melting
and grading qualities in good request, at last Tuesday's
rates. Beim and peas, prior without alteration. Wheat,
white, fillbs. to 6311 x., 465. to 48s. ; ditto red, Gabs. to
Nibs., 44a. to 485.; ditto, new, fillbs. to Ms" 41e.
to 445. • ditto, ditto, 601bs. to 611 b.., 40e. to 41a. Barley,
Chevalier new, 621 b.. to MM., 365. to 425. ; ditto, common,
1111ba. to 627b5., to 345. Beans, old, 661bs. to WM.,
465. to 495. ; ditto, new, 641 x. to 661b5., 445. to 46e.
per qr. to the growers.
NIWCABTLI, OCT. 19.-The weather has been very un-
settled since Saturday, and a goad deal of rain has fallen;
but there is now some chance of Its taking up, as quite
sufficient moisture has fallen for the country. At our mar-
ket this mooing we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and having several lots of south country left over,
the trade in consequence was held in check; hence Satur-
day's rates could not be exceeded. For foreign there was a
slightly improved inquiry, and late rates were rather ex-
ceeded. Flour much as before. Malting barley, unless
fine, still tending cheaper, and we fear a portion of the pre-
sent suppl, will have to be landed fur want of buyers. Malt
still drooping. Other articles unchanged.

BLI.IBBUkY, Ocr. 19.—At this day 'a market there was a
large supply of wheat and barley, and a good average atten-
damce of ouysm and sellers. The trade in wheat was brisk,
a large amount of business being dons at an advance of la per
qr. Flour met a fair inquiry as last quoted. There was a
I better demand for choice tampion of malting barley, which
obtained an advance of la. per qr.; medium qualities were
not so much in asp without an advisor. Malt was •
little more sough and prior were the turn against the
buyers. In other grain there was a fair demand, and prior
remain nominally unaltered. New wheat, 38a. to 460. •
old, 38s. to 465. Barley, 30a. to 42a Oar, 265. to Sts.
Bean., 435. to 60a. Pau, 4435. to 64a. Rye 80s. to 40s.
Tares, 28a. to 345. par qr. Flour, 32a. to 38s. per sack.
Malt, Bs. to Ba. 6d. per bushel.

LT, 9cr. 19.—At our market to-

day we had an exceedingij heavy *apply of cattle, of all
qualities, bat the gteatar portion were the most useful de-
scription of animal, and time wee a very large ateradance
of end ofoortry &elm. There was ata
hichle mi
en l esti-
dsmaad dla-
posed of at last maker'. • b Does :t innes,Ztor animals were •
dull sale, and were consideratili in mess of the demand,
though prices were not bower. heep : There was an abun-
dant supply of this description of stock, and, with •
fair demand, nearly • clearance was effected at the fall prices
of last market. Very little boainesa doing in vest, which
maintains late quotations. In the pig market there tram •
Ostia. supply than usual, and a great demi of hallows wee
dose;Withers was no alteration of prim worthy of inantias.
Bea on beef, 11s. to 12a. per score ; cow end hake ditto,
10t. to ILL ; beat Down mutton, 7' j•
per lb. • odor brads,
to 7d.; veal, 7d. to 71d. ; freak ILei.riiic b
ed. to 7d.;
sa/tad ditto, 844. to 7id. per lb., end to .pm
some; green bacon, to 88+1d. par lb.; dry ditto. 90. to
10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d.; quarter old store pigs, Ns.
to 21.. each; maths( mires, 16s. to 28s each.