The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTl'ON.—Liwinteoot., Szrr. 13.—We have had a rather
quieter market today, without change in prices. The sales
are 10,000 bales—including 8,620 American, 31d. to 81d.
1,000 Surat, 301. to lid. • 300 FgyVtaan, Tid. to 91d. ;
80 Pernam, 71d. to 80.-4 which 2,000 are for speculation
sod export. The week's import is 10,884 bales.
WOOL AND WORSTED.—SaADYOIID SEPT. 13.—The
fine weather has continued through stickier week, and
with it the improved tone noticed in our last.. Confidence
in being gradually restored in the wool market, and there is
• fair inquiry for all dames of wool. There has been more
sales during the week at improved prices, though the spirit
of caution we have noticed for &AMC time back has not
disappeared. The improvement in the demand has not
been so manifest in the clothing sorts as in other kinds of
wooL There is no change in worsted yarns. Spinners are
well employed, and there are no stocks on the market.
Priam are firm without improvement. The improved wea-
ther has given a much better tone to the piece trade,
although we cannot report any increased demand today.
The impression now is that goons will ere long be in viol
demand. There is no alteration in prices, but a check is
given to any further reduction.

CORN.—Thitirisonasi, Ban. 13.—At this market them
was a short supply of wheat, of which a pent part was of the
new crop ; the sales made were about Is. per quarter wider
the rates of this day week. Battey fully as dear and in fair
request. New oats cheaper ; old maintained their value.
Beans dull. Pam unaltered.
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Dram, Barr. 13.-We had a small supply of wheat,
owing to the farmers being busy at home in harvest opera-
tions ; the trade was firm, and last week's prices fully sup-
ported. There were some samples of new barley of promts-
ing quality. One lot of new rye sold at 225. • wk. Harvest
is progressing favourably, and on the hill farms more than
half the wheat is secured. Wheat, best, 50e. to 655.; mid-
dling, 51s. to 505.; inferior, 40s. to 51a. Barley, 3411. to
445. Oats, Zia. to Ws. Beans, 465. to 50s. Peas, 425. to
48a. Flour, tine, 494. to 525. per seek ; seconds, 44e. to 475.
MANCHESTER, SER. 13.-There was • limited attendanos
at our market this morning, and an inactive feeling pre.
railed. Old English wheat was in short supply, and sold
slowly at • reduction of 2s. per quarter, whilst foreign was
offering at to. to 3d. per 701bs. decline. Several parcels of
sew wheat were shown, the quality and condition very
irregular, and mark inferior to last year's crop. Flour must
be quoted Is. to 2s. per sack lower, with scarcely any in-
, qufry. Oats were Id. per 451 b.., and oatmeal la. per load
, cheaper. In beans them was no change, but Indian corn
receded 6d. per quarter.
NEWARK, Se r. 12.-There was • fair show of farmers'
wheat offering today, comprising a sprinkling of old and
new sorts. Sales were effected slowly at a decline of is.
sod 2s. per qr. ; white made 65e. to GBe. ; red, 625. to 665.
per 36 stone. Of barley the show was moderate, and, with
a firm feeling in the trade, late rates were realised-malt-
ing, 365. to 425. per qr. ; grinding, 325. to 335. per 30 stone.
The supply of oats are middling, and the demand proved
fair at the full terms of the week preceding, old making
33.. to 365. ; new, 28s. to 32a. per 24 stone. The bean
trade was quiet, and no difficulty was experienced in ob-
taining Let week's prices, which ranged from 525. to 545.
for old. and from 494. to 525. per 38 stone for new sorts.
NEWSURT, Etter. 13.-We had a fair supply of wheat,
a proportion of which was new; old wheat fully as dear and
new from 2s. to 3s. per qr. cheaper. Some new barley on
offer, which for good quality made from 425. to 445. per
qr. Oats, beans, and peas dull at late rates.
UIBK/DOE, Barr. 13.-With continued fine weather the
attendance of farmers is small and but few samples of
grain offering. New wheat realises 52i. to 58s. per qr. ;
new cote, V..s. to 265. ; peas 425. per qr. Old wheat is 2s. to
3a. per qr. lower. Spring corn unaltered in value.
EDINBURGH, Burr. 12.-We had in the market to-day
450 quarters wheat, 1,470 barley, 873 oats, and 33 beans.
There were sold-Wheat, 204 qrs. ; barley, 1,269 ;
oats, 743 ; and beans, 32 qrs. There were two parcels new
wheat, which sold at-first, 541., we' t 58ilbs. ; second,
615., weight 6211ba. As coin with last week-
Wheat was the same on top, Is. 3d. down on average;
barley was the same on top, and 2a down on average;
oats were the same on top, and 6d. up on avenge;
beans were the same ou top, and 10d. down on average.
Prima per imperial qr.:- Wheat, 545. to 68s. Barley, 2Ss.
to 4.3 e. Oats, 21s. to 38e. Beans, 44a. to 535. Weight
of top-Wheat, 6481b5. ; barley, 56ilbs. ; oats, 45ilbs. ;
beans, 661 be.

CATTLE.—Emstionce, San. 12.—The supply of sheep
and lambs this morning was 6,231 (798 of the above were
store sheep), being 199 less than last market. Demand
Yand sheep and lambs of the better aorta sold at fully
er prices Top price of the best mutton, Bd. ; current,
7 . to 74d. ; ewes sod inferior, from 6d. to 7d. per lb.
Lambe—Top prices, 35e., 315., 28s. ; current for the beat,
from 20a. to 265. ; secondary, from 13s. to 18e.; blackfaced,
175., 13.., and 11s. per head. The number of cattle was
449, being 47 more than last week. General quality very
inferior. Cattle of the beat description from Be. 64. to 9s. ;
middling and inferior, from 6s. to 811. per imperial stone.
At the dome a clearance not effected. Fed pip from Gs. to
6a. eal. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks old do.,
from lls. to 13s. • Lead. Numbers in market--Sheep,
6,234 ; fat cattle, 449 ; lean do., 35 ; mulch cows, 61 ;
Pigs. 189.

CHEESE.—SALIRBORT, SEPT. 13.—At our monthly EMT.
kit held today, we had a very heavy supply of cheese, a
large quantity of which was of the primed quality. There
was also a very full attendance of sellers and dealers. Late
quotations were asked in the early part of the day, but the
largenesss of the supply caused buyers to hold back, and a
good business was afterwards done at a slight concession on
the part of sellers ; but, nevertheless there were several
very large lota remained unsold, sellers holding too firmly,
good prices having been offered. Skims realised 9ia. to
32a. ; half-cowards, 465. to sss. ; Somersets, Ws. to 68e. ;
and Cheddars, 70s. to 80.. per cwt.