The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTPON.—Lrviaroor., Ocr. 15.—The sales of cotton
today are *etiolated at (0,000 bales. A quiet steely market
at the prima of Friday kg.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, Oen 'Z.—There
is again a very quiet market. There has perhaps been a
shads hotter feeling to-day, resulting probably more from
inquiries than from more actual sales baying been made,
Though the wool has for some time been small in quantity,
the consumption ham all the while been coeiderable, and it
may, therefore, be reasonably concluded that the stocks in
the hands of spinners must be getting low, lo that they
must either loan be cooling into the market or allow their
I machinery to stand. Prices are still tolerably firm, not, at
all events, lower than last week ; but it cannot be denied
that some concession from recent prices can frequently be
obtained on some sorts of wool. Staplers allege that they
came( afford to take less, inasmuch as country sellers are
now asking even more than can be obtained in this
market. In pieces the market has been very quiet.
American buyers are making small purchases, and orders
from the German houses are being looked for. There is
some short time working to avoid loss. Spinners also are
doing a very meagre trade ; various circumstances operating
prejudieislly, and none more so than the high rates of the
sus material. Many spinners are also stopping their loom.
as a precautionary step.

CORN.—Biammeonnw, Ocr. 25. —At the Gloucester sad
Worcester markets, on the 20th, there was only a moderate
supply of English wheat, and all qualities acid readily for
fully previous rates. Barley I.s. per quarter dearer. Oats
rather lower. Beans and peas la. per quarter higher.
During the present week the few transactions reported in
wheat are at former currency. Barley still tending upwards.
Oats unaltered. Beans and peas held for a further advance.
At Wolverhampton, yesterday, there was an increased sup-
ply of wheat, and the trade ruled duU, but no reduction was
generally submitted to. At this day's market there was •
limited supply of English wheat, but the trade was slow at
a decline of la. per quarter on ►ll descriptions. Barley Inn,
but less in request. Date rather cheaper. Beans and peas
Is. per quarter dearer. -
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Incrirra, Oct. 25.—We had a fair supply of wheat, the
business done being almoet exclusively in new, home-grown
old being in great measure superseded by. foreign the beet
qualities fully maintained laA week's prices, but inferior
sorts wese lower, and in many cases unsaleable. Barley
met a brisk sale at fully last week's prices, and in some in-
stanoes at Is. a gr. advance, the advance being chiefly
on secondary qualities : 48s. a qr. was the top price.
• • •

Ocr. 25.—At our market this morning
there was about an average attendance, but there was
scarcely so much activity in the wheat and dour trade as of
late. Nevertheless the beat runs of new and old English
wheat, as well as foreign, were in fair request, the former
at fully previous prices, and the latter at an advance of 2d.
per 70 lbs. Flour generally was oaly in moderate demand,
but French and American was the turn higher. We and
oatmeal both brought rather more money. Laos and Indian
corn advanced 91. par qr.
• • • •

NXWAIIIIL, Oct. 44.2-There wee a large supply of wheat
attollabte market, much of it out of condition and allito it
; the few samples of fine new and old sold
Lmiadily at fall prima. Scarcely a sample of English barley
et fine quality on offer ; better qualities of foreign bring
again extreme prima. Oats and -beans scarce and rather
dearer.

NaWBVILY, OCT. 25.—We had a large supply of wheat.
The best samples of new and old were fully as deer ; in-
ferior rough samples gave way in price la.per qr. Good
malting barley met a quick sale at full prices ; secondary
aorta declined fully Is. per qr. Oats, beau, and peas firm
at late quotations.
triatuntis, Ocr. trade to-day is active. Wheat
is 2s. per qr., and spring corn is Is. per qr. higher, most of
the samples being in bad condition, and the supply of
grain short.
Wane:men, OCT. 24.—We have bad considerable arrivals
of fonsign pain mimeo flabarday but scanty of home grown,
the latter not in such good coudition as a week ago. Our
market is dearer foe all articles, with a good inquiry, and
on lode= con, the advance is about Is. par barrel

EnnentinaH, OCT. 24.—We had in the market to-day
577 quarters wheat, 2,773 barley, 866 oats, and 15 beans.
libere were add—Wheat, 474 qrs. ; barley, 2,371 ; 0184,
tr 32 ; and beans, 15. As compared with hat week—Wheat
was la. up on top, and 2a. 2d. up on average ; barley
was same on top, and the same ou average ; oats were
same on top, and 3d. up on average. Prices per imperial
qr. ;—Wheat, 460. to 811. ; barley, 255. to 47a. ; oats,
tie. to 35e. ; beans, 4941. (id. to 56a. Weight of top—
Wheat,ll4llbe. ; barley, 57e lbs.; oats, 421bs. ; beam, 661bs.

CAT/lE.—EnnaMton, Oct. 24.—The number of cattle
was 800, being 118 more than last market. Sales were also
dull, and prima down from 3d. to 6d. per stone. Top price,
Be.; current, from 6s. &I. to 75., and down to sa. 4d. per
imperial stone. A great quantity also were unsold. The
supply of sheep this morning was 6,394, or 815 less than
last market. 363 of the above quantity were store lambs.
Sales were dull, and prices down fully id. per lb., and at
the close a great quantity were unsold. Top price of the
beat mutton, 7641. ; current, Id., and down to 6d. ; ewes
and laterite, from 4id. to 6d. per lb. Fed pigs, from 6s. 6d.
to 7e. 3d. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks' old do.,
from 9s. to 142.1 head. Numbers in market—Slump, 6,394;
fat cattle. 800 : lean do., 508 ; miLk cows, 91; pigs, 340.

WEATHER REPORT.

OCT. W lllTTrillt 813 D 9 A.N.

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GALWAY .... 20.77 66 64 W. e
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VALIOITIA.
Qummortows 30.80 56 66 W.LW. 0
MILDER
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26 Ara. 1 Nin 30.06 62 61 B.W. b e
KM 50.08 66 56 B.W. o
Dove 30.10 69 58 LW. m
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