The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-18 00:00:00

MAltif 828.

COTTON 000DS.—karrceravan, Oct. 18.—The feel-
ing of inactivity which has been creeping over the market
for some weeks pad has been vet, perceptible ibis mining,
sad but for the numerous heavy contracts in the hands of
snanufecturtra, still unfinished, Wee. would probably give
way more decidedly. The engagements to order, however,
leave but a moderate surplus of got& to meet the current
&mend, and stocks rectum limited. India and China
letters, now to hand, are quite ea favourable as the tele-
graphed edvioes received ember in the week, but merchants
are deterred from operating extensively for further shipment
beaten of the large quantities of goods at ma that had to
arrive at the date of the letters, and because at the high rates
now prevailing in this market a prospect of remunerative
poets la not held out. There boa been rather more Wilma@
cluing In some kinds of shirting* and ether suitable fabrics
dace tides letters were received, and this has tended to
strengthen prior in POW htstanoes where there were symp-
toms of giving way. For water twist, and for mule yarns
up to Ws, the decline named in Tuesdays report is sell
submitted to. In some cases it amounts to Id. per lb. Fine
counts are steady in value.

WOOL—boatmen, Ocr.l6.—The market for wool has
beam pretty active, la consequence of the public sales of But
Indio end foreign which have been going forward all the
week. The demand for Scotch has been moderate, but with-
out change from previous rates. Imports for the week end-
October 16 . Foreign, 6,762; previously, 96,356; tote],
10. 118 bales.

WOOLLEN.—Lmena, Ocr. 16.—There has not been a
very numerous attendance of buyer* is the cloth hells this
morning, sad the market baa been anther quieter. The
demand oontinnee princic=for goods of light texture and
fancy and other mantle

HARD WARE.—B mairrouse, OCT. 16.—The reports
In referee" to the state of trade In Weimer are more favour-
able this week. The manufsetwers geeerely are tolerably
well off for orders to go on with, bat are without any accu-
mulation. The makers of boiler tubes are scarcely so busy
as they ware a few weeks ago, oonatquent, as It is suppowd,
on some doubts in reference to the pnoe of capper, but in this
department it can scarcely be Mat any slackness mists,
most of the manufacturers having had orders beforehand. In
small braes tubes there is a good deal of business doing ; aho
in oast Imam foundry, and in all deeriptions of hollow were,
• good many of the orders on this account being fur govern-
ment Lod for the export trade. From the agricultural dis-
tricts the orders are moderate, checked • little, it is supposed,
by the low prime of ptoduoc. In oonnexion with the foreign
trade may be noticed • revival of that with the United
States, the "deices received by the last packet having been
more favourable than they ham been of late. This week
thee have Moe American Myers in the town who ham re-
peated that the goods sent oat are selling end not lying in
stook, and that there Is a prospect of greater animatkm All
the haft mediate@ here cower In reporting that in the
foreign marksta isserally there le a stir ; is probable that
this will not be imusediasely fait. The proms will be gra-
dual, but at Ire there is this matter for oingratulation—
that trade is being carried cc more safely at the present time
than it has been of late years.

CORN.-Csiteninol, Ocr. 18.-No alteration in the
price of own can be quoted from last w: rk, but the trade
wee dull for everything. Wheat, red, Ws. to 450. ;
tlle. to 60s. Barley, 28s. to 43a. Been., new, 40s. to 42a. ;
old, 481. to 80a. Oah, 22a. to 30e. per qr.
Caa.usLe, Ocr. 18.-A biz supply of all kinds of gra4n.
Wheat mat with a good demand at about 6d. per bushel
edema, ea het week's rates. Oats and barley met aitb •
slow rah, at about het west's rates. Wheat, wbite, DOW,
18s. Ild. to 18s Bd. ; old, 18a.8d. to 19.. Bd. , red, new, 168.8 d.
to 17. ed. ; old, 17s. to 18s. Bd. Barley, new sad old, lls.
to 12s. 6d. Oata, potato, old,loa. fid. to lls. 3d. ; Dew, 7s. fkl.
to 9.. ; common, old, 9s. to 10s. Rye, 12s. to les. Plow,
Is. Bd. to 1.. 10d. Oatmeal, is. 111 d. to 2s. Byantesl,
ls. 3d. Barkeynaml, ls. 3d, per slows.-Oarksais Awned.

COLOMNITZI, Oar. 16.—The supply of wheat woe not
equal to what it ham been for some weeks past ; el barley,
Wane, and peas it was good; former met a slow demand, at
prior fully equal to those of het week; in some butanesan
advance of la. was obtained. Barfly of twat qualities declined
is., and lotus deseriptimis la. to 2s. Beans and peas sup-
ported We prices.
Otouoneran, OCT. 18.—Then was about ma average
attendance et our 10-day's market, and holders of both
English and Foreign wheat evinced mon firmness, and pur-
chases oould only be made at toll prima of last week. Spring
own of all kinds must be written a trifle lower, with the
exception of oats, which sold more heady at late ;atm Im-
ports of the week ending Oct. 18:—What, forego,
6,220. Barley, Ireland, 780; foreign, 6,680. Oats, Ireland,
3,330. Maize, foreign, 2,140.

GRANTHAM, OCT.I6.—At oar torn market today there
wu • fair &how of wheat, of fine quality and in good oon-
ditlon, which was for the most part disposed of at an advance
of le. pee gametic. New white ample, sold at 445. to 48e. ;
Mw red, 42a. to 44a. ; old whits, Leda to 435. • old red, 40a.
to 44e. pat 36 atoms. There wait not mach earley on offer,
sad ens samples were the same price as last week—namely,
38.. to 42a. par Tuner. Very 'nth' demand for secondary
qualities; grinding .old at 28s. to 32a. per 30 mous. No
materiel change in oat.; old samples selling at 30s. to 345. ;
end new, 245. to 265. per 24 manes. Not many beau at
market, Ind prior veiled from 60s. to 625. for old maples,
and 46e. to 4135. for new. Pau 42.. to 46a. per 36 sitar.
GUILDFORD, OCT. 16.—Ths .apply of wheat was again
small for the mace; ft was placed without difficulty at the
full prices of lest week, the seed demand taking off a can-
aid/ult., quantity. Fine barley in request. Wheat, nue,
38e. to 52a. ; old, 44e: to 65e. Barley, 325. to 41s. Oats,
235. to 30s. PC4s, 42a. to 465.

Ocr. 16.—Ws bad lam wheat offering to-day.
Fine samples mad. rather more money ; warm deacriptions
ruled dull. Barley mat a better demand, at rather more
mossy; supply kir. Oata, palm, and beam sold at last
wash's prices. Wheat, 23a. to 31a. per load. Barley, 32..
to 425. par qr. Oats, 225. to 30a. per qr. Yeas, 28..
0) 30s. per load. Brans, 275. to 3 la. per load.

market to-day the
show of wheat wee toisealgo ; theta wee a moderate attend-
mos of farmers, and in wades rates were generally sup-
ported, old white sum*. sold et 44a. to 60e. ; new, 465. to
48s. ; tad, 40s. to 44e. per quarter. The trod* rabid doll in
hanky, sod last wesk's radio were realised for good dowdy
dons, inferior olisegar. Prier ranged from 31s. to 42e. per
Then
Oats sold at /sae rates, namely, 365. par 24 stoma
Then was very little busieses doing in beans, sad lam week's
prior were rd, wooly, 48s. to 61s, per 38 moss.
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LINCOLN, Ocr. 16.—At oar oorn market, with • fair up-
ply of wheat and moderate attendance of farmers, the wheat
erode was lather more active at fully the quotations of the
preceding week. Gaol whits samples sold at 464. to 60a.,
snd red 406. to 44.. per qr. There wee no material &sage
to superior samples of barley ; coarser sorts were Is. lower;
malting sold at 38a. to 42.. per qr., and grinding 28e. to 32..
per 30 stones. Oat. did not alter much in value, good samples
selling at 30s. per 24 stones. Beans were stationary. The
fine weather of the past week has enabled farmers to progress
satisfactorily with field work. The potato promisee
well for quantity ; there are various accounts of but
upon the whole • good produce may be expected. Mangold
warted will prove an excellent crop.
NIWCASTLI-UPON-TTNI, OCT. 18.—The weather this
week his been exceedingly variable, and a good deal at rain
has fallen, bat not of saddest importance to interfere with
seeding °perukes. The trade during the week bas continued
to maintain • study aspect, and a fair intent of business hoe
resulted in new wheat at Whirr over previous noes. Fine
new Boston red not extra has Pulled 466.; had there how-
ever been anything enaderiag, it Is probable 41s.
might have been tin old few transactious oemerred,
for reasons set forth in oar ptwiou6 Circalar. Floor has
sold quits as well, sad • fair clearance has been udsatad.
With barley we have been largely engglisd, then task Wu
whereof consisting of secondary qualities, great difilealty bee
been experienced in sheeting sodas, although adored at a re-
daction of 26. per qr , whiner the ve/as of care-
fully aseorted descriptions hr been well austoised. Idah
less inquired for. Basis tending cheaper. Boiling pees
held more °patiently. Oats without asiselel alussie.l
At our market this mandag we had • Mew slow of wired
tram the growers, sad skim* the essidWou was wee egad
to lest week, • oleartmes was esti, wads sit:4,Bdr metes of
Me day as'atelibt, the diewed lee seed sereela
arnt south coats, est, • beim@ wee
=rna parties af the swig seseived oseseerlso \swim gess
direct lute the II =Mk dMike% thew readeriati thew lode.
peodest ter Old wee Ode favour, still full MOB
were sestsimed. Maur Weedy moo* sod beteg In kw
hands gaseous pros Wee bon maw Brig most dills*
Is awe, sal ken rows/ sr orlesers being well stetted,
the train w_EC ha MIN& a Nresois until *dr
stubs get ow Wiwi MA la toes Negros sad locl
re47l. Boss reelmeepoL Ist= bra. New ere
: writer le. draw, los 40b.
411 e., bolsi (sly worth geed User. letters Me
week are :—Wbsen, teadmia, qrs.; leretgr TOO qrs.
BorleY. cinnivriss. 3.211 ger eserelso. 40S ore.
Oets, coastylas, 3,263 gra. Thus, 1,1136 seeks.

Noawica, Ocrosaa —Ms anions held at the ohm
of Ina weak to Me &Mot wen tbin, sad la mama U-
nman ea minima of la pee qr. was mond In waist ow
friday at Chelmsford there woo a tar sag* of wheat, sad a
amity trade at tally prevloos prise. TY flow of
woo lama, and prises remained whin* oineadow. At
ert
1001kaare Way attest Was la Hanoi apply, and la gr.
advance yr aide ea all doolidini qadity.
dr "dß= eon sat lbw balm at the asiensmod.
Was Is tr amply, mad bath mablig add dillimf sena
rim tally as dor as as die day Walight. Ia may bear,
and peay than was bat lads doing. roar raankod without
allaralka Y vase, WMIs whist to quasi ills maims 470.
to 49..; red Men 40s. to 445.; baby, ben .Maim nab-
ins, no. to 405.; Mao rem gamier, Ann Me. to ;
ditto Assam kaida.; Goa 23.. to IS.. per qr.; dour,
205. to Pk IL par mat kaat ohs idler. Wait mama :
wars, %MI gra.. 41a. lid.; bwthy, 4,011] qrs., Ela dd.
Caneopeadiaryarledallastroar: Wood. 3,947} qrs., d6a 4d.•
barisYt Vieesdia. Id. It ardi bs awn has darrdeara;
su AE
that she awe iwought ferward are earidarably
basil the of its sun purled dirt yaw.

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Norratourat, Oor. It oar —at cars. market to-d;y the
snply ef wheat from he hams wee good. There WY •
rind darease hr whose. aad fanners dashed the fun prior
of I. work. Nww wlilip maples WI el 41.. to 495. ; sow
red, 49... e 44e. ; old white, ho. to do ; ail red, 40e. to 44e.
pot quarter. Sewer barley radioed lets prase; time am
yea tide hqdr7 be lob** assarlpdals, which ewe air

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posed of at • reduction. Malting barley, 38a. to 42a. per
ding, 28s. to 30s. par 30 stones. Oats sold at
quarter;,ent quotations, namely 28e. to 32.. for new, and 30s. to
345. for old samples. Superior beans, f4s. per 38 storm.
0 X FO an, Oct. 16 —There was a tolerable supply of whet
at market to-day, with • slack *ads, except for the Mutest
samples, which remained firm. Inferior aorta were quite a
drug. Prices were the seam as at the previous mar
viz., from 40s. to 62e. per quarter. Barley of the fittest
quality procured a ready sale as from 32e. to 445. per quarter.
Oata ruled from 235. to 365. per quarter, with a steady busi-
ness for prime aorta. Other pain was seemly in demand.
Flour from 32a. per sack. Good meadow lay, 41. per ton.
Inferior from 31. 10s. Best bread, 6d. the 41b. loaf. Good
breed, 4id.

PETIIIIIOIIOI3OII, OCT. 16.—A large supply of whest here
to-day, and even fine samples were easier to bay. Our beet
red wheat, weighing 6411 w. to 65Iba. per buihel, could be
bought at 43e. per qr.; inferior descriptions hard to sell,
and advanced about Is. per stone. Fine barley more in re.
quest, and dearer. No alteration in oats or beans.

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RIADIXG, OCT. 16.—Wheat wee in more liberal supply
than last week, and some of it wee of very fine quality, also
a better disposition to buy than of late, but • check was
given by the high rates asked. Sales were generally made
at about the lame terms as last manta day. A fine parcel
of brows wheat was sold at 63e. per qr. Best barley in better
request, at an advance of Is. per qr. Other ports not dearer.
Oats and been about the same as previously.
ROCHTATIR, Oar. 16.—The supplies of grain brought for-
ward at this corn exchange were not large, and scarcely say
improvement has taken pineshr prices, which remain nearly
the woe u reported last week. There was a btisker demand
for wheat for seeding purposes, which slightly improved the
tone of the market, good samples of white being done at the
full rates of last week, whilst in some instances le. per qr.
more money could be realised. For inferior sorts hardy last
week's could be obtained, and the samples were only
d of in small quantities. White wheat, 42.. to 46e.;
fine, 48e. • red wheat, 395. to 434.; fine, 44a. Malting barley
of the finest qualities sells at tall rates, and a slight advance
is readily obtained ; other kinds, however, are almost unsale-
able. Good samples sold for 39e. to 43a. per quarter; grind-
ing sorts in Ihnitod request at unaltered prim, a few samples
being sold at 284. to 34a. Oats were in sluggish demand,
the prime reline from 23e. to 27.. per quarter. Beans, 40a.
to 445. • peas, 425. to 44a. The several country markets held
Swim 'the week have been only moderately supplied with
rola, the prim of which have ruled about the same as
previously.

WIIIIICK, OCT. " W __ye ataly a moderate .apply of
wheat here to-day. The prime of last week were folly main-
tained, and for extra One le. per qr. more we. given. Spring
earn of all kinds in small supply, and last week's prime were
realised. Prime to the grower :—Wheat, white, 45e. to 48e.;
extra, 49e., 631 be. per bushel ; red, 42e. to 434. • extra,
44e. Oct., 1.. to 1.. Old. per atone. Been., old, 48.. to
60e. per qr. ; new, 43. r. to 45a.

Wozaserzz, Orr. 16.—There wu a short supply of
wheat at market to-day, which .realised an advance of nearly
L. par qr. Barley still tending downwards. New oats
iv& Is. per qr. lower but old more inquired for and quits
as dear. Beans held for former rates. Yore inquiry for
plat.

Yon:, Oct. 16.—At our oorn market to-day the Aow of
wheat from the fanners wan good, and an unueually brisk
badness was Umlauted at the extreme rates of last week for
, good aorta ; old samples sold at 44e. to 475. ; new ditto, ets.
to Mle. per qr. Superior samples of barley were about sta.
tkmary in value; comer descriptioni • trills lower; grinding
sold at 28e. to 31a., and malting 34e. to 36e. per qr. Osta
remained about the same as last week, if anything a tntls
cheaper, beat sore selling at la. per atone. Beans wars in
limited supply, and prices were very similar to last week,
namely; Mrs-.par qr. Malt, 665. to 68e. per qr.
Dumas, OCT. 15.—We had a comparatively small supply
of grain at market to-day. Wheat and barley met a ready
ask at the quotations of Tuesday, and oats brought an
advance of fld. There wars a few retail transactions in Indian
can, but soaroely one in foreign wheat.

KIRKCALDY, OCT. 16.—Sunday last was • rainy day
throughout, • good deal of rain has fallen since, and yester-
day it poured almost the entire day. A good many potatoes
still to lift, and the farina mills get quite overdone with the
quantity of dimmed ones. At our country markets this week
we had less grain offering than for some week's peat. Wheat
sold about same rates as beet week; barley, particularly of
Ise quality, was ed. to Is. tier qr. dearer; sad oats went
fully Is. per qr. lower. Sere to-day we had small supplies
of grain, owing, no doubt, to the very bad day. Wheat and
oats mold slowly, at about last weeks rates. Barley sold
quickly, at about ed. par qr. advance. Wheat. 36a. to 48e.
per qr.; barley, 265. to 34a. 1.16.; oats, 19e. to 265.
WAIRRYORD, OCT, 16.--The deliveries of farmers' grain
to our market this week show • considerable telling of, but
we have again to report large arrivals of Indian corn from
abroad. There hes been rather • better foaling peroaptible
in the trade, end more dieposidon to purchase freely than of
late. Irish wheat has found ready buyers, at an advance at
3d. per barrel, and a good deal of foreign might have beet
dispose(' of had holders yielded a little in price. Barley his
met with a better inquiry, and oata of fine quality have com-
toatided extreme rates; inferior samples quite a drug. and
almost tumaleable, though offered at • smart reductioa.
Throe has been more demand fur Indian oorn, and at present
rates the consumption is likely to be oonaklarabla. Speti.
!atom however are still holding back, but ft is doubtful
whether they will have • touch better opportunity for pur-
chasing than the present. Flour firm, without change in f
value. Import. this week :—Wheat, 132 qre. ' • Indian corn,
15,680 qrs. • flour, 20 barrels. Exports this week
Wheat, 1.030 barels ; barley, 12 barrels; oats, 4,733 7
barrels; flour, 2,029 sacks.