The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON. --Livamogyßier. 25.—There is no change in
our market to-day, whill is &in, bait.quiM, at previous
prior. The alas an 7,ooolbalm—inelisanag 6,sB4Acziema,
to 810- 300 eurl4l 340. 3fB. •; 80 8&
to 80. ;40 Bahia, Tid. —of which 3,000 are spossilaw
Sion and impact. Tim Inert impart is 8,432 beles.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancuestn, SEPT. `3.--The
market for yarns and goods has today shown great 'steadi-
ness, without much activity. Yarns appear to have the
greater stiffness of the two. There is some animation again
in the demand for China, and a dispoeigion to operate to a
fair extent at recent quotations. This has given increased
firmness to the market generally, in conjunction with the
extent to which spinners are engaged on previous orders.
There is a pretty general demand of gd. per lb. advance,
which merely checks the issue of new orders, but v full
prices are readily conceded. In the market for piA goods
the moderate business for China during the last nine or ten
days has helped to keep up firmness in fabrics for India,
lately in less request owing to the unfavourable advice..
T cloths, longclotbs, and printers are steady in demand,
without change of prices. Manufacturers are too well en-
gaged to allow of much actual business. There is a reported
stiffening iu the price of 71b. for. shirting.; but generally
speaking the goods market shows no tendency to any posi-
tive improvement. Spinners and manufacturers have some
orders still uncompleted which were undertaken two or
three weeks ago, for China, apparently on speculation, and
some of these are still being made. Shirting,: are perhaps
strengthened by the recent advance in cop yarns.

WOOLLEN.-LEEDS, ZiF Pr. 25.—The market was flat
and quiet this morning. The attendance of buyers was as
numerous as is usual on a Tuesday, but they did not
operate with any spirit, and the business was very limited,
MANUFACITTRES.—Hunnminnew, Eker. 25.—The
buyers attending to-day have been few, and purchases
made only on a small scale. The appearance of the market
on the whole has been the dullest of any during the mouth.
The warehouses have had a tolerable business ditrin,, the
week, and the mills in the neighbourhood still keep fully
employed.

WOOLS. MTDDERSFIILD, SEPT. 25. There is lees
doing in wools to-day than on any market day since the
el., of the sales, but a fair portion having boen already
sold, the dealers are firm.

COB-N.-Hum, Sinn. 25.-At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat which sells freely at Is. to 21. pee
qr. advance on old ; the samples of new are still so various
it is difficult to give quotations, 625. per 5041b5. was paid
for best runs of red. Foreign supports the improvement
noted during the week, and beet Petersburg, of which the
stock now left in the port chiefly consists,held firmly at 565.
per 4801bs. Barley for feeding scarce, and le. dearer ; malt-
ing unaltered, the quality and condition of the new disap.
points buyers, and only picked samples saleable. Beans,
pfte, and oats in steady request at rims in favour of sel-
lers. The foreign imports last week are as under :-What,
8,311 qee „barley, 6,716 ; eats, 3,708 ; beans, 1,621 ; peas,
1,294 ; tares, 175 ; linseed and rapeseed, 28,547 ; oil cakes,
394 tons ; bones, 330.
LEEDS, Seer. 25.-The past few days were fine, but this
morning is wet, and all harvest work is again stopped. Old
wheat is in good demand at an advance of Is. to 2s. per
quarter from last week ; a few samples of fine new appear,
which make a still farther improvement, but the quantity
of such is very email, and inferior qualities go off slowly.
New barley fully as dear. Beans are the turn higher.
Other articles as before.
LIVIMPOOL, Barr. 25.-We have bad a large attend-
ance of both town and country millers and dales at
our Corn Exchange this morning, and wheat has com-
manded a ready oonsumptive sale at the extreme prices of
Friday, with the exception of fine white, which cannot be
bought under an advance of about 2d. per centaL Flour
has met a fair inquiry at fully previous rates. tali= corn
was in good favour at Is. per quarter more money, and
holders very careless about selling. Oats and oatmeal are
each the turn better both in demand and value. Beans
and peas must be noted Is. per quarter dearer. Barley
unchanged. The market closed very steady.
Liars, Syn. 25.-We lave cold ungenial weather since
Sunday for finishing harvest. There are some complaints
of barley got up hastily, heating in the stacks. At our
corm exchange this day we have a liberal supply of wheat
of the new crop, condition and quality various ; good dry
samples were in steady request at 21. per qr. advance upon
last Tuesday's prices ; damp 'samples slow of sale at late
rates. Barley, there was more offering, the quality was
bold and heavy, but somewhat deficient in colour ; best
samples sold from 40s. to 425. per qr. Beans as last week.
Wheat, white, 6llb. to 831 b., 62e. to 665. ; ditto, red,
581 b. to 621 b., 54.5. to 621. Barley, best Chevalier
malting, 531 b. to 541 b., 425. to 445. ; ditto, runs Chevalier,
ditto, 5211 b. to 53111., 38s. to 40s. ; ditto, distilling, :Alb.
to 611 b., 341. to affe. Beans, old, 631 b. to 651 b., 48a. to
521. per quarter to the growers.
NIACCASTLIC, Barr. 25.-The weather has again become
wifavoluable for harvest, much rain havingfalleo during the
night, and up to mid-day. Fortunately the temperature is
low which will prevent vegetation occurring. At our mar-
ket this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and having scarcely any sew wheat offering from
the south our millers' attention was directed to old in
which a good busiaeas was done chiefly in foreign, south
country qualities being held beyond the views of buyers.
For mixed Polish 244. was 'mid in quantity, whilst a firm
lot of red Stettin wasplamd at 645. 6d. ; choice white San-
domirca up to 556., and fine mixed Dantsic, 665. A lot of
New Brunswick red, of uncommonly fine quality, was dis-
posed of without difficulty at Gtia., French red at the same
time making the same money. Flour commanded a ready
sale at an advance of la. per sack, but the improvement was
more readily made on foreign, Hamburg supers realising in
quantity 495. per sack. Grinding barley without change.
Malt, unless fines in limited request. In other articles we
have little variation to note.

TR.A.7110 RETURNS.
RAILWAY& MON Ihr Me. Telile Tetat
apes. mem. Mune& MO.
Week ending kept. 16. 6
North litaffonishire. Zia Eklet &Oka
Corr/ell

Week ending Sept 22.
Glasgow & south Western 8,246 7,650
Week eitdbig Sept 23.
Groat Luxembourg
London and Blacko all
North London

• The above is exclusive of traffic due under arreement with
the London and North Western Railway Company.
t Part of canal stopped for repairs.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES.
The following vessels were lust on the Goodwin Sand I:,t
during • hurrtenne ot Whitby, from Middles-
borough to Alexandria: Arkl bansael, at Gothenburg, Contain
Olsen, from Hernosand to Marseilles; crews saved. A Nor-
wegian vessel, particulars unknown; mew saved, but nut yet
landect—ltanunifte, Kept. 2S.
Victoria , Wiggins, from Cardiff to Cronstadt, which
was ashore here yesterday, loan keen got oft making water, and
proceeds to Copenhagen ; g4lO tons of cargo overhear) . 1.0
tons salved; all must he ‘ltscharged.—TrellAws, Sept. 24.