The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

MARZHZ6.

COTTON.—Lrvintroot., Szrr. 19.—T0-de7 the cotton
market closed very tamely, end compered with kriday's ratite,
prime of all kinds are suite es dear. Middling American is
offered sparingly, that is, solid cotton. The sales amounted
to 5,000 Wes, and comprise 170 Egyptian, ; 500 Sant,
61d. to 70. Since Thursday the total sale, amount to
11,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.-1M ANCII EAT ER, Savo. I9.—The mar-
ket is string, as regards prices, but there is lee. business
doing. The constant efforts of manufacturers to obtain better
prices for Huth, to cover the increased cost of yarn and cotton,
naturally check and give irregularity to business, but holders
of such goods are in miens cases disposed to withdraw them
from the market rather thou make the slightest conoeseion
in price. Disecuregieg so the last advice@ by way of Cal-
cutta from India were, them• bare been some few operations
in both cloth and yarn. Some moderately large stiles of 40-
inch shirtings made for Calcutta are spoken of, the buyers
being able to secure the good( at ((imperatively low terms for
cash, For Bombay some Pelee have been effected in both
mole and water twist. There is still a steady demand for
yarns for the continent, at very full rates. Domeetics are in
rather lees demand then of late, but makers are well supplied
with orders, and adhere to full quotations.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEns, SEPT. 19.—There has
been a somewhat uneettled market in tho cloth-halls to-day.
Ws had a numerous attendance of buyers, who, however,
earisSed themselves chiefly with looking on, and transactions
to only a small extent were effected.

CORN.-Cemainor, SEPT. 39.-Wheat wee 1.. to 2..
lower. Barley maintained last week'. prices. The same
sane may be said of all other corn. Wheat, red, 06.. to
60s, ; white, 64.. Bailey, 40s. to 46a. Beans, old, 48a. to
60..; new, 40s. to 425. Pete, 48s. Oats, 21s. to 30e.
Toren 48s. to 62a.
CewrennuitY, Barr. 19.-The 'apply at market to-day
was very large. and trade dull, at a reduction of from 2s. to
3e. per qr. Wheat, brown, new, Me. to 675. • white, new,
56e. to 82a. Barley. new, 36.. to 46e. Oats, new, 245.
to 24e. 6d. Beane, old, 38e. to 40s. Peas, 40s. to 12. a.
CuLCHEaTEn, SEPT. 19.-A gond supply of wheat and
barley, end small of other grain. Wheat Is. to 3e. cheaper,
aocerding to condition. Barley ad canoed Is. to 2.. Bean;
and path unaltered.
GiorCEITEIL, SEPT. 19.-There Was • good show of Eng-
lish wheat at our market to-day, the trade for which was ex-
tremely slow at le. to 2.. decline. Foreign nominal. The
demand for mating barley is still limited, but holders do not
give way. Indian corn unchanged. Oat. in retail detnand
at late rate,. Iroperta for the week ending Sept. 19:-
Whoa, for.ign, 7,006 fits. Oats, Ireland, 1,076. Beans,
foreign, 2,047. Maths, coththise, 307 ; foreign, 4,250.
OUILDFoouit, SrrT. 19.-There was a plentiful supply of
wheat, with lees activity in the trade; come extra fine lots
realised 66.. to 07e. for peed, but the general runs for millers
one were reduced 3.. to 4e. per qr., a considerable quantity;
remaining unsold. Wheat, 40.. to 645.; baley. 38s. to 44e.;
eats. 2'2a. to no. ; beans, 445. to 62a.; rye, 36e. to 40s. pee qr.
IlEnTrolin, SEPT. 19.-We had not a meat supply of
wheat today ; still we had enough for the millers, who were
mall buyers, and lest week's prices barely supported.
Barley made full so much money; supply fair. Oats, peas,
and beans made last week's prim :-Wheat, 32e. to 405. per
load. Barley. Me. to 47e. per qr. Oats, 238. to 30.. per qr.
Peas, 23a. to 29.. per lead. Beans, 275. to 30e. per load.
NE weasTLE-TPow-TTNE, SEPT. 19.-The weather this
week ham undergone a marked improvement, and nearly the
whole of the grain which had previously been outstanding
has been wured, but in the Highland districts there is some
portion to cut yet. Opinions differ as to the extent of injury
trustained ; a few weeks, however' will enable us to judge
more accurately ; meanwhile we shall suspend further re-
marks upon the subject. The trade during the present week,
influenced by the improvement in the weather, has
been cha-
racterised by more quietism, but this ma made more appa-
rent oe the week ielveneed, prices laming been ',scalded 'on
Tureday which subsequently were unobtainable. For the
best new yellow south country wheat 05e. ma made me that
day, the beet foreign at the same time meeting a fair share of
attention, a cargo of red from Stralsund haring been placed
at 695., Stettin, 68e., and Mancha &Is, weighed 6310 e. Flour
being so scarce wits taken at full retie, other arcielos remain-
ing touch no before, with, however, • More subdued inquiry.
At our market this morning we had a moderate chow of
wheat from the growers, condition and quality vari,,,o, and
although them wee eery hula offering from the count, vet the
sample. not being in tlrst-rate order, sales proceeded ;Slowly,
not withstanding that a reduction of fully 2e, per qr. would
hove been error, dod to have effected a clearance. Fanner,'
new red sold from 1114 e. to 60s. per qr. In old very few
transaction. occurred, owing to our millers being In fair
stock for the monnot ; Lot it is quite Pelf-evident, judging
from the nature of the Empire exhibited to-day, a large de-
mandmust experieqred as the seem advancer. elthougb
in the meanwhile purchases can to made at 2s. under the ex-
treme rates of law week. Floor in ateady request, approved
marks of houthholds bring salcelde at 435, and whites in pro-
porten. Melting barley MN slowly, owing to our brewers
and mallotere not being reconciled to pay the prices de-
manded, but from so small a put Lion of eur crop being suit-
able for malting, we apprehend, for the Present at least, our
full quotutithe will be established. Grinding barley moves
of slowly, but late rates etcotaised. Free sold malt is wanted,
extra qualities worth 734. to 74.. In beans and pees not
much stirring. Old oats rather dearer, the that Scotch feed
being hatable at 29e, weighing 4111 x. to 4211.., and extra
foreign the same money. The arrivele this week ate:-
Wheat, anetwise, 1,360 qrs.; foreign, 2,123. Barley, ea.a-
-22. Melt, ~Sea*, 100 fire. Oata, coestthie, 1,178
qrs. Beans, foreign, 118 gre. Flour, 620 each..
DrOltwiCii, SEPT. 10.-The weather hes been beautifully
fine during the week, and the rain-fell hos beam nil. Th. I
thermometer has ranged between 51 and 73. The lurid mar-
tete have exhibited no very greet change since the last week,'
but al Siownerket, Woodbridge, and othere held on Thoth
day, a downward tendency eppeared. This declining move-
ment continued here to-ley, the millers meting esittionsly,
and the supply of wheat being taken off at a reduction of Is.
to 2s. per qr. Barley maintained late rates. The best whifs
wheat made 62e. to Gds.; red ditto, 62.. to 58e. •, and dump
pariah% 48e. to 51. pr qr. Melling barley, which is now
brought forweid freely, the °Mein, return last week etht.
prisiag tetogether 2,600 gm., realised 425. to 4r'..; and dis-
tilling ditto, 395. to 41a. per qr. Flour maintained about late
rates, 39e. 61. to 40.. per thck.
oTTisc il Am, Si.i.Trmarn 19.-At thle day's market
there was o anal show of line sound wheat, wlckh add at
the quotations of lent week, fine white samples realising 745.,
and red 68s.pe r 36 stone. Barley was fully se dear SA lasi
week. item end Nana maintained last rates. White wheat
(,4d), fifes. to 745.; new, 645. to 70e.; old red, 53a. to 56e.;
new, 60e. to 65e. per 36 stone ; grinding barley (old), 325. to
39e.; new, 32.. to 395. per 30 stine; oats, Ma. to 36e.; new,
275. to 32. per 24 straw; foreign, 30s. to 34e. per 24 stone;
beans (fad), 48e. to 3Ce. ; new, 44a. to 46e. per 38 stow;
onperfine flour, 475. to 435.; tine, ditto, 43.. to 46e. per 20
stoat.

O 3 Tosco, SEPT. 19.—A huge quantity of wheat was dined
at the Exchange to-do), but no &abr. nod milkas were nut
eager to purchase, fanners were coin pelted to submit to a re-
duction of from Is. to 2s. per qrtarter, prices being from 48s.
to 6225. per quarter; barley from 33.. to tin., with a very dull
trade. It in generally thought &meow dealers in this neigh-
bourhood that barley will be still lower in price. Oats
realised 24.. to 31s. • beans, 445. to 625. ; hog pem, 48e. to
460. In the latter articles but little trade wao done. Winter
vetches may be quoted from de. 6d. to 6s. Gd. per bushel.
Seconds Flour, 425. per wk. Oood Lay, 41. per ton. Beet
bread, 6d.; good bread bid. the 41b. We.
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PETEILBOMOUGH, Seer. 19. A good supply of wheat
here to-day; fine ampler le. per qr., and all below that
dmeriplion were from 2a. to 3e. per qr. lower than last week.
Barley sold readily at last week's prices. Oats and beans
nominally as kat week.
READING, SEPT. 19.—The show of wheat u good, and
the attendance of dealers and formers large, but the do-
pireoed state of yesterday's London market caused trade to
rule dull, and consequent tendency to reduction in prices.
But little melting barley on offer, and the demand slow.
Other qualities command attention, but prices have not
altered.

Barr. 19.—Thme is a good supply of wheat
at oar market to-day, which is in improved condition, and at
a decline of lc to 2s. per qr. from teat week's prices a fair
clearance Is made. The show of *ring corn rather lamellae
and the demand is good at folly lets value. Prices to the
growers:—Wheat, 60.. to 61s. per qr.; oats, Is. Id. to
Is. 2d. per stone; Mem, new, 43e. to 46. per qr.; old, 48a.
to 60e.

WoRCEBTER, SEPT. 19.—Theve was • moderate 'Ripply
of wheat at market to-day, which wee mostly firmly bola
for the currency of thie day week, but no progress could be
made in sales except at a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. Barley
dull, and Is. per qr. lower. Oats firmly maintained their
value. Bean, dull and rather cheaper. Peal unaltered.
Forma, Barr. 19.—W0 have had a good show of grain at
this day's market, but only little bueinesa has been done,
farmers being unwilling at present to take the lower prices
for wheat offered by millers, and the tew transactions were at
about la. below last week's rates. Barley the same. In
other article. no alteration, except floor, which has been
lowered 3e. per sack. Wheat, white, 60.. to 64.. per imperial
9r.; red, 64a. to 68a.• barley, malting, 425. to 445.; grind-
ing, 37e. to 391.; melt, 74.. to 765.; oats, Is. Id. to Is. 2.d.
per stone of 1411.. Flour, 434. to 465. per sack of 2801 b.
ICIEICALEIT SEPT. 19.—The weather improved on Sun-
day, and although we had occasional showers the first three
days of the week, it ha. been m continuensly fine since that
we question if ever.. south grain wu secured in our county
in the same time as hoe been done during the last three data
of this week. On many farm the whole crop, with the ex-
ception of beans, is in stack. At our country markets this
week, owing to oar fanners being so much engaged
in secaring_the crop, so laid very little grain of any kind
offering. Baring many anxious buyers., pnees of wheat and
barley were *gain Is. to 2e. per qr. higher—more particularly
where the quality Mae good. Oats aloe cold at priors in
favour of sellers. Here, to-day, we had small supplies of all
kinds of grain. Sales ready, particularly for all good qua-
lities, at prices In favour of sellers. Wheat, old, 36e. to
60.. per qr. • new, 38a. to 60e. Barley, new, 30.. to 37e.
Oat., old, 365.; new, 28a. to 30..
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WATWOAD, Bet T. 19.—Our market throughout the
week has been liberally 'applied with grain, both from
farmers, and by boat, and from abroad we have had very
heavy arrival" ; prices however have been well sustained for
most articles of the trade, and on the whole a large amount
of business transacted. Thls morning the show of wheat at
market wee again large, end all good qualities sold
freely at full rates. Shipping panels were the turn lower.
Grinding barley with an increased supply, gave way 6d. per
barrel, but we note no damage in the value of nothing
samples. We had a good delivery of black oats and pur-
chasers were enabled to 'apply themealves, at a reduction of
3d. to 4d. per barrel. White and tawny in entail supply,
without change in price. Foreign wheat more inquired for,
and full prices paid for good qualities. The large arrival
of Indian corn bee brought • good many buyers on the
market, and sellers having made a trilling cow:make in
prices ex "hip a considerable quantity has been taken for the
interior. Flour steady at late rates. Imports this week
, Wheat, 2,280 quarter.; Indian corn, 18,161 quarters. Ex-
' porta this weeks :—Wheat, 965 tarred*, oats, 4,946 bands;
dour, 1,390 sacks; Indian corn, 600 barrels.