The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lmiaroon, 81trr. 15.—The mho of cotton
to-day are intimated at 8000 balsa end consist of &int 600
Porn= and Maranhaor,lo4. to 11d. ; 600 Bahia chiefly, 10d.
2.50 Egyptian, 110. to 17d. ; 1,000 Surat, bid. to Bd. ; 60 Bea
Islands, 171 d. to 2a. 2 2-10 d. pw lb. The total seles winos
Thursday Naomi to 44,000 Wee; =pat, 2,000; mtcula-
tiin, 6,000; impart, 20,000. This market cloxd tamely, but
not weak, and compared with Friday's ratty, mien of all
kinds area point dearer. Brazils bd. to id. por lb. up,

COTTON GOODS.—MaNceseven, Barr. 15.—There is
• good business in yams, and prices continue to rise very
freely, while in cloth there is vary little change, except that
which arises in the altered position of the manufacturer, from
Sliding that the material on which he works Is constantly in-
creasing in pries, whilst the productions of his looms fail to
realise a corresponding advance in value. tinder three cir-
cumstances the makers of heavy fabrics, who are pretty
y under contract, decline to engage themselves
whilst the manufacturers of light cloths, such es
those suited to India and some other markets, are compelled
to stop their looms, some of our roillowners preferring, in the
present state of the yarn market, with a large foreign
demand, to sell it in the bundle to turning it int) cloth.
The demand for yarn from Germany and Russia is still Inge,
and particularly b.m, the latter quarter, whence orders are
said to have been freely telegraphed daring the last week
without any limit as to peke. The sales reported to-day are
at fully id. per lb. over the rates of last Tuesday, and though
the home trade have come into the market with some freedom
for what theyrequire, each large advances from week to week,
as we have recently had to notice, naturally create uneasi-
ness, end are leading to much embarrassment among manu-
facturers. The stoppage of loom. is reported as lately to be
very considerable under the competition which is going on
through foreign markets for our yarns.

WOOL.—LEros, Barr. 15.—We have had a rather batter
market thla m . There ham been a fair attendance of
buyers in the cloth-hall., and ttnneactions to a larger eat mt
than usual for a Tuesday's market have taken plaoe.

HUDDERSFIELD, Barr. 15.—The market is geoceslly briak.
Many buyers bare been in from a distance. For middle-rime
rnions there has be a good demand, and the better styles of
vesting* have been in roped. In low goods a very good
sale, especially low greys. Wool essay bat quiet.

MANUFACTLiftES.—lictiousenebn, SIP?. 16.—The
market opened with a brisk demand for union mixtures
adapted fur ladies' winter wear in which stocks were pretty
well cleared. In other goods business geseraDy has ben
flatter than for some weeks, merchants being enrolling to
give the advanced price required, consequent on the recent
advance In wooL

CORN.—Lazne, Berr. 15.—We have had Sae weather
wince Friday. The supply of wheat is good, but a great
part of the new is of th•ror ukaiyand condition. The
market rules slow, buyers ho off as much as possible ;
the beet dry samples are taken at Friday's rates, while other
description are very diffkalt to quit, although rather less
money would be taken. Barley comes slowly, and does not
vary in value. Beans and other articles without alteration.
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iEWCASTLF, SZPT. lb.—Fanners' wheat in amall supply
sod damp. A slow sale. and Saturday's prices barely
maintained. South country new wane, and in demand at
full priori. Old dull Gala, but not low. Foreign slow
ash ; holders firm. Othscartidra =altered.

CATTLE.—Nzwcaterts, BErr. 15.—The supply of cattle
749. Trade exceedingly active, at full rates. Nrmber of
ahcep and lambs, 8,430. The mutton trade brisk—to some. ,
instances a shade higher. Lambe a bnak sale. Pip sold
freely. Prices: Bed, t3e. to Be. 6d. per atone ; sheep, 6d. to
70. per lb. ; lambs, 60. to 71d. per lb.

BOMBAY. Atorter 14.
Our money market cloying the pest fortnight hes, as is
usual at this season of the year, become somewhat eerier, end
the banks have reduced their rates of interest 2 per cent. .11
mend, and tulless unforeseen eirmunstatioes should arise we
are of opinion that a further reduction in rates of interest
must take place ere long.
The Government Notification to receive one-half 4per
cent. paper, and one-half ash into the 5 per cent. loan, hoe
not improved the value of either of these securities. We
quote fours 82, end five 92, few buyers. Oar local Joint
btocka keep firm at about former quotations.
The business trsimactefl in cotton piece goods has been, in
eonrequence of the mutinies in the upper provinces, to •
pretty moderate extent, bat not as might be expected at this
period of the mason. Some of the leading staple articles
have, in some instances, been sold under the closing priers
of last swam . . . . . .

Grey yams have somewhat improved, in anticipation of
the prospective supplies being rather light. Turkey red
scares. Omega may be sold at as. 10-11, and green is doll.
In the metal trade, tin plates are reported to be very
scarce. A alight decline ia perceptible in sheathing and
braziers' copper, while in iron we have no change yeah
noticing.
The beer market continues very firm with a good demand
for that in wood, while in bottle the inquiry is quiet.
With regard to mporta there is rather a limited stock of
cotton wool, and this, coupled with the favourable accounts
from England, baa tended towards a general advance in
price., both for cotton on the spot and that to arrive.
Transactions on a small scale have taken place in linseed,
varying from rs. 6-12 to rm. 6.16 per cent. There is no stock
market, except of inferior quality; and our present
quotation ia re. 1,2.560 for both Induce and Mandlesir.
Tonnage.—The rates have continued firm and may at pm-
samt be quoted at 2/. Cis. to 2/. 10s. per ton.
Exchange has gone down, the rate ranging betwixt
2s. 113-16 d. and Is. lid., and Bills somewhat scarce.
On Calcutta eight 10It.
China 60 days sight 227.