The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-16 00:00:00

WOOLS.-Hi

Orr. 15.7N0 cheer to re.

port in the 'fool trade. A few parcels keep moving off at
former rates.

MANUFACTURE9.—HUDOSIMMLD, OCT. 15.—The
attendance of buyers has bees better today, and a few
salsa bay, bees made iu job lots, but the gement trade
still continues slack. A few orders have been gives out for
American army cloth, whits makes some of our manufao.
Lacers busier.

CORN.—Hum., Ocr. 15.—At to-tlay's market a small
supply of English wheat, which sells freely at ls. to 2s. per
qr. over last week's rates. Foreign in request at the im-
provement noted dunug the week. Barley for malting
neglected ; gnoding supports late currency, with better
sale than of late. Beans and peas rather dearer. Oats
quite as dear, but by no means ready sale. The foreign
imports last week are as under :—Wbeat, 961 qrs.
barley. 7,250; Oita, 22 ; beaus 4 ; peas, 154 ; linseed and
rapeseed, 10,826 ; oil cakes, 519' tons.

LUDO. Our. 15.—The show to. &y of flue new wheat
is rather more plentiful, but as et not equal to the de-
mand of our millers, who readdy take what w offering at au
advance of Is. per qr. over last Friday's rates. Fine barley
in request at full prices. Beaus end other articles without
materiel alteration.

LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 15.—This morning's market opened with
• brisk demand foe wheat at the advance of *I. per rental,
which was obtained without difficulty throughout, and in
some Instances another Id. was maimed. Flour hada ready
sale at from lid. to L. per barrel and sack over Friday s
rates. There was only • small quantity of lodise corn on
ogee, and the market was quickly cleared of rinsed Ame-
rican at 335. per 4.301b5., quay, which is so improvement
of fully Im per quarter. Oats and oatmeal are without
change. le3 ice, peas, and barley are each Is. per quarter
higher. Some purchases of wheat are reported for Portugal,
and the market doses with a strong bodies.

LYNN, OCT. 15.—Weather holds dry, and wheat sowing
partially suspended. Wheat in moderate show, and prices
L. to 2s. per. qr. higher. Beriey in good demand at late
rates; grinding slow sale. Beans and peas is favour of
sallas. Per qr. imperial to the grower:—Wheat, white,
new, 62165. to 641 M. per impernd bushel, 59a. to 65a.
ditto, red, 6Ubs. to 64th.., 575. to 61s. ; ditto, old, 58Ilis.
to Ms., 445. to 54a. Barley, best chevalier malting,
53Iba. to 5411 a., 3d.. to 40a. • ditto runs chevalier ditto,
5211*. to 5311*., 335. to 365. 'O&M 36161. to 421 be., 24..
to 27a. Beans, old, 6316. to 65th.., 50s. to 54a. ; new,
60165. to 64th... 42a. to 465.

143110A8TLF. Ocr. 15.—Tbe weather still continues fa-
vourable for outdoor operations, with which our fanners
are busily engaged. At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat horn the growers, and the arri-
vale coastwise being equally so. fresh thrashed samplles were'
Lbw off readily, at rather over the rates of &Wittig, 1
whilst the little south country offeriug commanded full
terms. Old foreign was I. brisk demand, choice red Wol-
gast making 84s , and Ilse mixed Dantalc Ols. per 3041ba.
In quantity. Flour was In fair reqoast, six' • good shar-
es*, be. been effected, choice Norfolk boueeltolds
db., whites op to 455. respectively. La otherartielse tiers
lniittle alterstios to note.
giussusr, Oct'. n —Our market to-day was vary fully
atteaded, sad the supply of owe was larva *id& wee to
band rod is quality sad contlitiou. Good now "bon• met
ea improved beriams, which our generally 11111410101 M pit

#I?LkNATION:

B.—Barometer corrected and .r7;11;;;;I to 22 deg. at mean sea
level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth
of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., aboro 32 deg., causing
nearly three.hundredths Increase. E.—Exposed thermometer
la shads. IL—Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of meg.
Y.—fon:a ,1 to Ir—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.—
Initials h, blue sky c. clouds (detached): f. fog; h. hall;
lightning. M. misty ,buy) 0, overcast (dull) : r, rain; a, show
t, thunder. B.—dea disturbance (1 to 9). Z.—Calm.

PREPIOCB TO THIS. IMPROTZD TILL MIXT IMPORT.
N. Britain—S.W. to IL—Mode-
rate W.to N. and N.E.—Valente.
Ireland—B.W. to N. and to N. and NN.E.—Mode.
Freak. rate.
Coaat--B.Y. to N. and W.-- S.N. to N.—Light—Me.
Light
Zoiland—N.L to B.—Fresh LILL to S.W., and N. to E.—.
Fine.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

OA 8.11 A LTY.

Mary Ellen (barques, from 1.1 rarpno Itolurtnam, la on shore at
Balliteague Burrow. and Is likely to be a wreck : crew sale:
part of cargo and materials will be saved.—Wexiord, Oct. —.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Culloden, for Bombay, Oct. 0, tat. 50 N., lon. 15 W.
Evangeline (ship), from Belfast for Calcutta, Oct. 1, lat. 47 N.,
ion. 14 W.
Elton Castle (barque), from CuyMu for London, August 4, lat. 33
S., lon. 40.48 B.
Harvest Queen ;shfp), steering K, Rept. 24, lat. 40 N., lon, 63 W.
James Simpson (brhr), of London, stetting R.W., Oct. 4.
Margaret (.hlp), from Liverpool for Bombay, lat. 47 N., ton. IS W.
Norriskov ,ship:, from Moulmein 70 days, lat. 30 A., Imr. 34 E.
Queen of the Clyde, from Loudon, buuud S., Oct. 6, lat. 44 N.,
lon. 9.10 W.
Romeo iSd d. from Liverpool for Singapore, Sept. 14, laL
164 N., ion. SIM W.

SE:111008 SHIPPINO DlAA.vrEp.s.—Low; or THE
MAST ELLEN.—The recent gale which swept the Channel
has, as was anticipated, proved disastrous to the shipping
in the Channel. The ship Mary Ellen, which left Liver-
pool on the sth instant, was, according to a telegram re.
ceiveal in Liverpool yesterday morning, ou shore, in a dam
prows position, on Bellytisis, county Wexford. The veil
was bounl to Surinam, sod bad • valuable cargo on board.
Fortunately, however, the crew had been saved, and it was
expectant that a portion of the cargo would likewise be gut
on shore. It is rather singular that while the despatch an.
nouncing the above catastrophe was being posted in the
Exchange-rooms, another message, stating that the " Mary
Ellen, bound to Jamaica, had put back, damaged." Of
course they are two different ships. A third despatch,
posted shortly after the second, announces the sinking of a
vessel called the Noxell (!), in consequence of Laving been
in contact with the steamer Fingal, when off Holyhead the
previous evening.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS

UNlMlT.—Ootobar U, at Brighton, the wife of P. Bennett,
tag, of a sou.
COLWOQKE.-.--Cletober If, at °Umlauts .park, Charing, WY

Colebrooke, of a son.
HORRilt —October 11, at Liverpool, the wife of Mr. G. Currie, of
•daughter.
lANClll.—October 14, at Westow-green, Thames Ditton, tho
wife of IL Francis, Esq., of twin sons.
HUNS.—October 11, at Aberdeen-terrace, inntol, the wife of
Mr. Z. L Hunt, of a daughter.
JACKAON.--October 11 at Stoke, Devonport, the wife of Captain

P. /sateen. RA., of a sou.
lEtN6.—Oetober. 11, at LI lith.street, Floutluunpton, the wife of

Mr. P. Keane, of a ion. .-
PARTRIDOH-October 11, at New.street, Spring gartions, the
wife of R. Partridge. Faq.. of a eon.
I'AVY.-Otitetter 10. at Redford-place, Russell-square, the wife
of F. W. Tasty, Fan., of a daughter.
WILLIAM& -October 13, at Antpthill.equare, Itegent's.parkgthe
wife of the Rev. E. V. Williams. tl.• a son.
WHOLWARR-Oolober 11, at Little Haddestlen, Uerta, the wife
of the Rev. A. O. Woolward, of a son.