The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

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COTTON.—ldenwitoot, Sew. 24.—Oar cotton market
continuos to manifest • tame expect: nevertheless, a stronger
feeling It.. manifested itself than for some days peat, and,
rotopared with the rates of last week, prices of Boards and
Surma me gd. per lb. lower; Bahia, ed. to id., and all other
kinds are very But. changed. The taloa to-day are 6,000
bales-1,000 on speculation, comprising 340 l'eniam and
Marauham, at Old. to 101 d. ; 80 Egyptian, at Ild. to 111 d. ;
and 2,000 Sent, at 61d. to 7d. per lb. The sales for the
week are 31,000 bake, 6,000 of which are the purchases of
exporters and speculators, tearing 26,000 to meet the require-
ments of the trade. The import. for the week amount to
15,000 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—lnanronn, Sr.rr. 24.
The noniron of tn-day is limited, and confined to the im-
mediate requirements of spinner., but prices continue torn.
There is a quietnen pervading the w markets, and very
little of any description changing hands; yet priced in all
description. are high, without any immediate prospect of a
change. In JIM, there is mom inquiry =owe the import
house" arising, no doubt, from the approaching fair at
Leopalc. Very few Orden, however, see given out, and there
is no variation in price. Spinners continue free from stock,
and are engaged to order.. There is nu noticeable change in
cottons, but the prices of all deacripdons of thread keep firm.
In pieces there is • little more doing in some things—quarter
Coburg', for instance. In other chases of goods there is no
change. Thera is • Mir businese doing in the warehouate.
Manufacturers act with groat caution.

CORN.—BIittIINGHAM 81:1•T. 24.—At Gloucester and
Worcester neirketo, on the 19th, wheat gays way Is. to 2e.
car., but the farmers would not generally all at the
. Bailey le. per quarter lower. Old oats quite u
dear, now M. be. 10. per quarter cheaper. Boma dull, but
nr.t lower. Pow unaltered. During the present week, very
little wheat h u ebtunted beside, as holders would not accept
the prices °Reny,. Barley taken in retail at former priceo.
Oats uttering st dd. per quarter . Beans and peas
dull. At Wohtr4aosplun, yesterday, thee. was a limited
supply of sheet. yet all quell ice wen is, to 2a. per quarter
cheaper. At the. data market, there wee a short supply of
wheat, which rei ,iced the currency of thin day se night.
Barley dull, but le ildeto would not give way in price. Oats
sold slowly at the above decline. Beans unaltered. More
doing in pose, at pi • t kilo, rates.

DEVIZES, SEPT. 2l.—We had a good frlpply of what,
for which, at the roommate moot of the market, a reduction
of 2s. a qr. was sub, toted to, but toward. the close there
was more animation, 'ad • pretty good clearance was effected
at about le. a qr. reduction. There yea • fair supply of
barley, which met a go.el sale a but week's prices one lot,
of very superior qualit). was sold at 60a. the qr. In oats,
beans, and peas ao aberetion. Wheat, beet, Me. to 60..;
middling, 48*. to 5.5. ; aderior. 40e. to 48e. Barley, 40e.
to 48s. 25e. to 36e. Beans, 465. to 60a. Pas,
445. to 46e. per qr. Flour, tine, 42.. to 46.. per seek ; se-
conds, 39e. to 41.

NCH E.TE.11., SEPT. 24.—Our nutter this morning was
moderately attended. New English wheat wee 2e. per quarter
lower, VITt for the finest runs, which were held for nearly
last week's rates; and American declined 3d. to 4d. per
7011 m., but with a stronger feeling than dining the week.
Flour wan inquired fur, but at lower rates than factors and
miters were willing to submit to, end consequently sales were
limited at a reduction of lc to In. 6d. pet sack. Beans, oats,
and oatmeal were without material alteration.

New* ma, Sop?. 23.—At our market to-day there woe
full attendance of farmers, with a good supply of all dewrip-
tions of grain. The best samples of wheat met a heavy sale
at 2a. lower than laatvraek,and the 'atelier 4.. to Se. Ere-

sent quotalinto —White-144W, 60s. to 62a. . • inferior, 665.
to 064. ; red, 66... to 581. • inferior, 62.. to 545. ;
melting, Ms. to 481. ; grinding, 381. to 40s. ; oats, 381. to
Ms. ; beans, old, Ms. to 645. ; peas, 441. to 465. ; malt, Ms.
to Ns. par quarter.

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NIIRMIKY. Baer. 24.—We have a toe supply of wheat,
which meta fair ale at a decline of f y 2a. per qr. pane-
rally. Our supply of barley increases, and is various is
quality, the prioes of kat week being barely supported for
the bast, and inferior is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and
pew are without &natation.
Ciento°, Scrr. 24.—The supply of wheat is lease
and the trade la conaequently batter, at a }eduction of 2.. per
qr. on the prices of loot week. - Barley Is Is. per qr. lower.
Oats are unchanged in value.
WATERFORD, Sart. 23.—The heavy decline repotted in
London on Monday has quite paralysed the trade here and
for the moment &wine.. is almost suepended, buyers being
unwilling to operate except at a reduction in prices, to wkkh
millers will not secede.

EIHNEI.7IsoIt, Sam. 23.—We bad In the market
1,218 qrs. wheat, 1,857 qrs. barley, 1,036 qrs. oats, and 53
qrs. been.. There were &old :—Wheat, 761 ; barley, 1,524;
oats, 8116; and brain, 21 re. The market wad muchlargre
to-day. Wheat up, but better quality. Barley end oats
down. With the exception of wheat, des were ready. Aa
compared with last week *Wheat, 6d. up en the top, and
4d up on the average. Barley, 6d. up on top, and 9d. down on
average. Oats, 2s. down on top, and la. 44. down on aver-
age. Beans, la. 6d. down on top. and 6d. up on acreage.
Wheat, 30e. to 65e. 6d. Barley. 28e. to 43d. Oats, 245. to
3.36. 6d. Beans, 46e. to 61s. Gd. Weight of top wheat, 631b5.;
barley, 66flbs.; oats, Itlbs.; and beans, 64Ibs. per bushel.
GLAIIOOW, SEPT. 23.—nie day's market was only mode-
rately attended. Wheat add slowly at a decline of about ls.
per boll on all qualities, and sack flour was ls. lower ; owns
Amer's= barrels recently arrived per steamer from New
York retailed at 32.. to 335. for superfine, and 34.. 6d. to
3.55. for extra brands. Fins barley scarce and firm; but in-
ferior qualities could be bad cheaper. Oats wen a slow sale
at Into rated. Canadian peas brought 24e., and Wexford
beans same figure, par respective balk.

CATTLE.—Nawanz Beer. 22.—The supply of beasts
and sheep at market to-day wee small. Beef_. 7s. 6d. to
Bs. 3d. per atone; mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. There were
67 beasts and 636 sheep In the market.
EMNDUltabl, SepT. 23.—There wee a lase supply
of sheep and Lambe this morning, the number being 7,336,
or 230 lees than lest week. Demand good. end last week's
priced for both kinds fully supported. At the close • good
clearance was effected. Top price of the best blackfl:ad
nether mutton, 7id. ; current, 61d. to 7d.; middling and in-
ferior, from 11d. to 6d. per Ih. Lambs, top price, 25e.;
current for the best aorta, from 14e. to 17e., and down-
wards. Illackfaced, 51. to 14..• heed. The supply of cattle
we. larger, the number being 585, or 247 more than last
week. On account of the large supply, tales were slowly
effected at • decline of 4d. per stone. Extreme top trice of
the best beat, Ba. 341.; current top, Ss.; currant prior, ta. 6d.;
middling and inferior Gs. to 7e. per imperial stone. At
the eloee a coluiderable number were unsold. Pigs. from
Cd. to 7s. per atone. We bad in the market tteday—
Sheep, 7,335 ; fat cattle, 585; lean ditto, 304 ; mulch cows,
80 ; and pigs, 384.