The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Liviaroot., Ocr. 22.—The sales of wake
to-day ere ,estiroated at 8,000 bobs. The market ccatizaws
Weedy but quiet ; the demand b pieutifally met by hoidens.
Prices are without *heap trots yesterday.

COTTON G 0 ODS.—ldnit ea nrrsit,o iT.22.—The market
has been subject to some little change hie week, some hear-
hot rumour, from Cskauta to the elect of ea improved
demand with firmer prime there having gained cornetcy.
This led to sons speculative marchers in cloth, but the la-
premiss wee °sly krelswy, and the advioes since to head,
up to the 27th September from Bombay, and up to the 23rd
from Celrentelmf of sneak to badness in the fanner
market, with and mill further depression at
Calcutta, have mph kit gads almost without anima.
non. There is hese hombre isr other markets, in fact
rather more then far several weeks pest, buyer, who had
pordeusly keg bark big campalled to throw some of their
more preneng ceders on the market. In yarns the principal
Whim Is for Germany, bat some operations have taken
gem kr the Miditarnamin, kw the home trade, and for
Chins, and thwei=cof most kinds are steadier, whilst in
40's sad 50's shims have obtained a slight advance
during T news from India ham a tenches°, still
to check the demand for other markets, sad buyers operate
with considerable caution.

WOOLLIIN.—ImEns, Ocr. 72.—There ham been only a
vary moderate attendance in Ms oloth-halle this moraing of
namehanis al well al clothiers. TM Mack et goods is mey
low sod prangs little Maim. We ham not, therefore, had
much business transacted this morniag ; still the trade is
good, es oonsiderable deliveries mgalerly Mks place at the
merchants' warehouses.

HARDWARE.—Bleauxenaw, Ot-r. 22.—The autumn
quarter has commenced with a considerable improvement ea
regards the trade of this town and that of the district. The
languor of which there wee so much complaint in almost
every department of trade has to • great extent disappeared;
the Matra' orders from all parte of the country have very
much increased in the course of the last ten days, end the
foreign trade is also exhibiting a reaction, with the exception
of that of the Beet Indies, which still °until:me. insane.
With few exceptions the MP are working full time at the
manufactoriee ; there is no socumulatioa of orders on the
books; but the reports received from the lectors' travellers
are such as to leave no doubt whatever that &good endowed,
trade will be done until the close of the year. In the
surrounling district trade is also in • healthy state; the mills
and forges are in full work; and the foundry trade is also
good. Since the termination of the imamate& neetimp
the iron trade has bees quiet, but there are plenty of orders
on hand for the next month a six weeks, end by that thee
consumers will again be in the market. A meeting of the
unsecured creditors of the Parkdekl Company was held on
Monday lest, end a resolution posed to the effect that the
proposele offered should be accepted; and inspectors were
appoint, d to confer with the Wolverhempton and Stafford-
shire Banking Company, who hold the most considerable
mortgages ;:certain proposals having keen made to the bank,
under which Mr. Henry Marten wee to become tenet of,
end carry on the works on terms speeded, the bank directors,
at a special meeting yesterday, bitimated their inability to
comply with the tense proposed, and the Perktisid Company
having attorned to the bank some time since, an execution
for a aura of 1,6001. interest wee put into the works yester-
day, and it is most probable that bankruptcy will be the
remit.

CORN.—Csusarnes, Ocr. n—The price of all ems
moo sombsermel from last weak. Fine beds, film and
Nosht for. Whet, red, 38a. to 44e.• whit*, 48a. to 50s.
Batry, 225. to 44e. Oats, 18a. to 26.. Beene, 38e. to 40e.

CANTERBURY. OCT. 23.—The supply at market yester-
day was good; trade moderate; pries. *bout the PM, SS
last walk. Wheat, brown, old, 88s. Od. to 455. Od.; new,
88e. to 42e. ; white, old, 460. to 604. ; new, 40s. to 424.
Badly, now,
Pew 24a. to
35 48a. Oats, war, 194. to 254. Bash
119 a. Badly 445 a. 4.

OCT. U.—Wheat, supply largeMstnand good,
prim tally algal to lest week. Oats much the same as last
wash, 'apply fair. Barley, supply small, damaud good, at
6J. to Is. advance. Wheat, white, aim, 180. 6d. to 20s. Od. ;
old, Ida. 6d. to 20a. Od. ; red, new, 17s. 5d to 18a. 6d.; old,
17.. 6d. to 16s. 6d. Barley, new and old, 13a. Od. to 14s. 04.
Oro, potato, old, 10a. to Ils. 6d.; new, Os. to 10e. ; com-
mon, 9e. 9d. to 10s. 3d. Floor, per Moue, la. 10d. to 2a.
Oatmeal, 2.. 2d. to 2s. 4d. Ryrmeal, la. 4d. Barleymsel,
la. ad.—Carlisle Journal.

COLCHISTEN OCT. 22.—A good supply of wheat sod
barley; of mbar grain moderate. Wheat told slowly at lato
prim. Barley of all descriptions obtained tull priers, and in
warty instanosa low qualities aold at le. advance. Baum and
peas were le. dearer.

Ototic-soniu, Oar. 22.—There was a fair supply of Bog-
liah wheat at our market to-day, and the tone of the trade
who decidedly quieter. but we do not alter quotations. Fo-
reign nachanged. Barley without alteration. Oats neg-
lected. Imports for the week fading October 22:—Wheat,
coeirtwise, 970 qrs.; foreign, 190; barley, foreign, 1,070;
Date, Irelend, 3,720; foreign, 1,320; brans, foreign, MO;
maize, foreign, 1,480; sundries, foreign, 1,880.
GUILDFORD, OCT. 22.—The supply of who'd was spin
limited. Bales were mad* without difficulty at the extreme
retee of lent week. Berle', and other grids as lost noted.
Wheat. 38s. to 61o.; Coo Talavera, 64e. Barley, 28s. to
440. Oats, 210. to 27e. Beaus, 40s. to 45a. Peas, 381. to
39e.

Haarroab, Ocr. 22.—We had a fair offer of wheat at
miokaa io-day. The trade firm at last wories pnoes. Bar-
ley la fair offer, the theat &maples made full prices, inferior
awns duff. Om. pew. and hems made ton,' prim.
Wheat, 20a. to 30.. per load. Barley, 24.. to 45a. per qr.
Oata, 20a. to 28a. per qr. Pau, 24.. to 27a. per load. 'Beam,
24a. to 36. per I.wd.

LIICESTgIa, OCT. 22.—There wee en ample show of wheat
at our market to-day, and the teed, ruled firm at the price s of
last week. Priors for white varied from 44a. to 48e., and
front 40e. to 445. per 36 stone for red semples. in barley
Uwe was only a smell trade done, tins permits being soiree
sad inktior torts ware altuust a drug ; malting, 38s. to 40..
per gee:ter ; grinding, 27a. to 29.. per 30 stone. The sup-
ply of outs we. meanly, and the demand wee flat at lateral...,
265. to 39e. par 24 stone. In beans (the show of which was
Ay no swans pleubful) priors were about as high as hereto.
tore, sample. realising 48e. to 52.. per 3S stone. Fine flour,
34e. ; eenands, 32.1. ; thirds, 30.., per 20 stone.
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NIWCASTLII•urox-TYNE, Our. 22.—At sue market this
morning we had • large show of wheat from the grower*,
veniah at the opening, owing to their high pretension*, raled
sluggish, bat on a reduction of le. per qr. bring acceded to, a
ready clearance was elUcted, the best heavy new red making
46a. to 424. per qr., weighing naturally 64th,. to 6516 e. per
bushel. There WWI very little south country new on sale,
but in the business dram a simil r reduction had to be made.
Old, whether south country or foreign, *old slowly, hollers
being uowillirg to accept the prices offtred. In 6.w we
have little verist ion to note. Malting barley moved of
slowly; the samples which have hitherto appeared from the
south not being .pproved of. Notice sampler, on the COD-
trary, continue in demand, and fully sustaind their value.
Melt numbered. In old grinding pees rather more pmeiog,
but Wilma ere quite a drug. Maas sluggish and inclining
lower. Oats rather ch. raper. Toe arrivals thl. week are
Whilst coastwise, 1,800 qrs.; foreign, 660; bsrley,
vim, 896 • oats, othetwies, 4,366 beans, coastwise, 12.
Flour, 670 sacks.

NORWICK. Ocr. 22.—here to-day dry wheats, whether
old or new, were in better demend, and price, for
ouch scruples edvenced di. to L. per qr., while other sorts
fully eoeinisintd but werk'e rotes. There wad upon the
whole • fair show of barli, but she supply of notitiog less
very limited, end prime um fully am laugh as teat work.
Ditto do4un is oats, beau or peon Flour is favour of the
aeller. White wheat ia (pawed thin evening 465. to 48.0. ;
red ditt, 40e. to 44a.; best chevalier melting burley, 424. to
470.; rues ebevalor diva, 340. to 38e.; dietibinr dsba, .22..
to 21a. per qr. Flour, 30.. per rick horn the Duller. Lulea
averages :—Wheet, 2,8141 yrs 41.. bd.; berlry, 6.403 qr 4.,
384. 6d. Core-pooling period lost year : —Wheat, 2,2201
qr. , 414. 4d.; btrloy, 4,380 qrs., 310. Md.
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NoTTINGHAL Ocr. 22.—At our Corn Radian's to-day
the supply of wheat from the grower wee good, end with •
&Jr demand; lest week's prior were wide. Tim beet
samples of old white made 611.; secondary, 46.. to 60s. ; old
red, 425. to 47.. ; new white, 44.. m 615.; new rot 38a. to
42. par 38 stone. The barley at market was principal), of in-
ferior quality. The few malting .nests shown sold rowdily at
extreme rates, 39e. to 465. per quarter; grinding was par-
ch...ruble on rattier easier terms, 23a. to 30.. per 30 atoms.
The pries of oats was not much altered—old made 30.. to
34r.; new, 22a. to 275. per 24 stone, the trade rtilise dull.
Baum maintaieed thou. value—old, 435. to 615.; new, 42e.
to 44.. per 3/1 WOW.
Oxman, Ocr. 22.—A liberal eupply of all kinds of grain,
and a fete amount of busies..t transacted at the following
sate., eta :—wititie wheat, 465. to 525. per q outer ; red
wheat. 41e. to 47e. ; barley, 28.. to 464.; oats, 204. to 30..
beans, 38.. to 605.; hog pos., 39.. to 42a.; boiling pees, 42a.
to 60.. Flour, 32a. per sack._

Pirressonocon; OCT. 22.—At our market today we
had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale
at about the prices of this day week. Barley plentlfol,
and inferior sorts Is. per qr. lower. Oats, few shown,, and
rather dearer. Boons in small supply sod unaltered in
value. Best red wheat, 445. to 46e.; common, 395. to 40a.
per 604th.. Oats, 10d. to 111 d. por stmts. Beans, 40e.
per qr. of 6321 b..
READINO, OCT. 22.—Tbe supply of wheat eiru only mods-
we. and bu.inses opened by tamers asking en advencoln
pries. This "mod sooeded to, mod odes afteewards met
with tolerable freemen at rates fully as high no thole of hat
week. The demand for best qusli:y of barley was rather
slow, but late prior were well sopported. Ortading bawls-
time met with a dull sake The trade was tawny, In oat;
and prior wen sisobsaged. NSW sad peed Inn as dew as
kg weak._

ROCHRITTIL OCT. IL—Although there was s pretty Wr
supply of wheat, sad a good aneurisms, bashaoss mai as-
ceedutgly doll. sad at the elo.e of the market a grad deal of
wheat yea salt oa head. The wittiest samples of old golf at

60a., bat inferior and monde could scarcely be got rid of at
445. to 480. The supply of red wheat woo rather more libe-
-1 ral, and best Norte sold well at 45e. The barley trade con-
tinues firm, malting especially commanding high prime,
good samples selling as high as 445. per quarter. In grind-
' ing the inferior qualities commanded no attention, but beat
sorts sold at from 28e. to 34e. Ties trade in oats was very
languid, but previous rates were, on the whole, well sup-
ported. The soWy of both beans and pose was moderate,
I but the boainam-don• in those articles was of the merest
retell character. Flour brought a trifle lees money.
WI/DECH. Oct. 22.—We have • good supply of wheat, and
fair of other grain, here to-day. The best dry wheat makes
lest week's prices, whilst the Inferior sorts are folly Is. per
qr. cheaper. All spring corn bring! about the prices of last
week. Priem to the grower :—Wheat, white, new. 44e.
to 465., extra, 47e., 631bs. per buohel ; do. red, new, No. to
415., extra, 42e. ; do. white, old, 445. to 47e., extra, 48e.;
do. red, old, 40e. to 42a.„ extra, 435. Oats, 101 d. to 11d. per
stone. Beans, 38s. to 42a. per qr.
WORCEBIIII4 OCT. 22.—There was an increased supply
of wheat at market to-day, which sold slowly at the currency
of Let week. Barley held for gd. to Is. per qr. more money.
Oats sold in retail at a similar rise. Beans and pens un-
altered.

YORX,—Ocr. 22.—Than was an average apply of wheat
at market to-day, which wait disposed of at late rates.
White qualidee were disposed of at 445. to 60s. ; red, 40s. to
44a. per 36 Moue. The show of bailey was moderate, hot
fine panels were exceedingly armee, and alma were in di,-
mad at full rates, 394, to 40a. pm qr. ; inferior sorts, far
grinding purposes, barely supported their value' and sold at
30d. to 91s. per 30 /1140110. Oata mat a languid demand at
previous rate, 22a. to 245. per 24 steno. Beans ware a small
ahoy aid there was a steady trade dons at lat• ram,
samples making aa. to 48e. par 38 stone ; malt 813 s. to Ws. ;
rye, 294. per qr.

ilvsnitt,fisitinnar.—Our market was fairly supplied to.
day, mod oats meta brisk demand and reeliaed en advance
of dd. per barrel ,• barky was held generally for an advance,
bad this had moiety the effect of limiting business. We have
so thane to report in the few transactions which took pleee.
Foreign wheat continues in steady demand at about the rates
current this day week. Indian corn was disposed of in trans-
actions of,bmited Went at 32a., but held generally for more
may
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Ocr. 22.—Some beery rains fell in the early
put of the week ; it became dry arid ould about the middle at
it, and since Thursday evening frosty. We had ice half an
inch thick on Friday and Saturday mornings. Potatoes not
well covered may have suftered some damage ; we have still
• good many to lift. At can reentry markets this week yrs
bed, owing to fanners being bully engaged lifting potatoes
mid sowing wheat, le via offering. Wheat, both old and
new, sold readily at last week's prices , barley eawly sought
after, and Is still advancing to value, more pertimktly the
obroveller variety ; oats elm the turn in favour of Nils%
To-day we bad moderate supplies of ell kinds of grab.
Sales reedy for all sorts, at prices in favour of 'ellen.
Wheel, 38s. to 48e. per qr.; bailey, 284. to 38s. Od.; oats,
22a. to 275.

WATERFORD, Oct. 22.—Oar supplies of farmers' pan
ban been trifling this week, bat we have had an imam'
Lirt7gy both of wheat sad oats offering by boat. The
arrivals are large, but nothing has come to band
cesstwire. The trade, villain being very active, haa shown
peat fireessea, and in most articles a fair business bas re-
sulted. Farman' wheat has found a free sale at the quote.
dons of this day se'nnight, bat boat parcels could caly be
diaposed of by submitting to a reduction, which holders de.
ailed bolsi. Braley inquired for at full rates, end oats
have barman extimaiven dealt in, without, however, any
alteration in prim. Oar imports of Indian oorn are heavy,
bat the total ince September 1 falls short of the arrivals for
the correepoedleg period last year by nearly 8,000 q
mad within in demand, prices have farther ad=
3d. per banal since this day ss'nnight. Flour men-
tabu; last week's quotations. Imports this week :-
30 qra. • !Wien corn, 10,322 pa.; dour, 14 sacks. Experts
this WIIISE s—Wheat, 103 barrels; barley, 100 bangle; oats,
6,673 barrels ; floor, 2,772 seeks ; oatmeal, be 3 mks.