The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-23 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Livaaroot, 811 T. 22.—The market Bawd
heavily, and priors nt ell kinds are in the bears' favour,
although barely ed. per IL The sale ore outlasted at
4,000 bales 600 on speculation, Including 100 Egyptian, at
12d. to Is ; aad „1 000 Surat, 61d. to Bd. per b.l Import
anal TheraUy 10,000 balm.

COTTON G 00D8.—Ma senator r 11,9 egr.22.—The quiet-
ness of the cotton market, end the corthrmation of previous ac-
counts of an undoubtedly large crop in the United States this
year, have had a considerable effect on this market, and there
ham been a marked panne in this market, both for cloth and
yarn this morning. With the exception of some orders fur
China, in the better class of 40-thch shirtings we have had
very little business, and although picas are nominally un-
changed, milers am easier to deal with. In the yarn market,
this easier feeling, in regard to price", ia still more perceptible.
The continued activity of the last sin weeks has left spinners
in • good position, with stocks cleared out and some of them
with orders is band, and there is no quotable change in
prime, but practically they are easier to deal with, and ere
sot asking the extreme rates of kat week. Warps and pin-
cops for Germany, and bundle yarn for Russia is in as much
revs," ea ever, but even in these a slightly easier feeling
is perceptible, though the close of the season for Russian
shipments in about three weeks from this renders buyers for
that market anxious to secure early deliveries. Fur home
consumption the business in yarns has been very light, and
it is probable that the symptoms already manifested of a
drug in these goods will induce the buyers of cloth to hold
back their orders far seise time, u they have done this
morning.

WOOLLEN.—Lvzsa, Barr.' 22.—The business in the
market this morning was nithtvquist. The amount of goods
was not tarp; the Doyen present were by no means nume-
rate, and those who wars In the hall operated with very con-
siderable caution.
He unmoor' atu, Sire. 22.—A fair business doing in the
cloth-hall and warehothea. ➢Zany buyers are in, especially
from London. The arrival date Colombia le reported to have
in khe - and all tepaEtmento

caused. en improvement markets.
see DMA. For eteel• and low goads
...trite but the
r:lj them si
numerous inquirim. In wool pekes Sr. ,
demand is limited.

WOOLS.—lionneuerizau, SorT. 22.—The demand for
wools hie beam more brisk to-day than ter the two or three
preceding week., and se there im taa prospect at preramt of
price. receding, tuanutecturets buy with greeter confidence,'

MANUFACTURES.—HroossaYmn, 81PT. 22.—The
attendance of buyers to-day ha. been rather numerous, and
a good business boa been done in beat qualities of blacks and
fancy, sa well as low union., but middle goods not so brisk.

CORN.—III-T.T., Sere. 22.—The arrivals of wheat during
the week have been leas extensive than those of the week
Fiefdom, but are still liberal, end more than meet immediate
requirecents. The chief are from Petersburg, Antwerp,
red Ramberg, the remainder being made up front the lower
Baltic ports. The trade has been a limy one, millers now
only ormolu the market when oompelled• their momentary
wants having been supplied, they have held aloof during the
last week, and transactions consequently have been very
limited. Old wheat of fine quality cannot be quoted cheaper,
but new him given Inez somewhat in prim. We may soon
look to having buyers in the market strain, on they are only
supplied for the moment, end holden meanwhile do not press
sales. Barley.—A few arrivals of malting from Hamburg,
but prices there are too high to admit of much business.
Grinding continue" in fair supply, but moves off steadily at
late rates. Oats.—Fine qualities are clearing off at long
prices, and Inferior sorts meet an improved demand. Oats
are, in fact, scares. Beans end Pem.—The latter are in
very short eupply, and both meet reedy sale. Limeed.—
Suppliea lees liberal, and held fitly. Transited.= axe
limited, but full prices realised in the few sales made. Cakes
in geed demand, lath English and foreign. First (pillage
of Bull-made bold firmly at W. per ton; and 50. to 10s.
higher for delivery up to Deoember. At to-day's market we
had a email supply of farmers wheat, which met free eels at
about 2e. decline upon the rates of last Tuesday. Foreign
of fine platy sells at about Is. drop. Anything inferior,
unealeeble. Imports for the week endir.g Sept. 18 .—Whest,
9,586 qrs. ; bet 4,232 ,• oats, 2,070 ; beans, 328; Indian
corn, 1,400 , linseed, 9,186; rapeseed, 4,415; oil cakes, 40
tons ; bones, 206.
LEEDM, Eliterameen 22. We have fair supplies o
wheat : the late One weather and dull report from Mark-lane
muse us to have a very slow trade, and best qualities of wheat
have declined le. per qr. from Friday's rates ; damp and in-
ferior samples are still lower, without meeting much atten-
tion. Barley in rather better supply; late prices are sup-
ported. Beans and other articles without alteration in value.
Nawcase&n, Barr. 22.—The weather is now everything
that could be wished, and, if it continue so, harvest opera.
time will be speedily brought to a termination. At our rem.
bet this morning we had a large show of wheat from the
growers, chiefly of the new crop, and having several
parcels of south country new left nose from Saturday, this
circumetanm' comb Wed with the diacouraging report from
Mark. bum, oressiosed a slow trade even at • decline of 2e.
to 3a. upon south country, the reduction upon native samples
being even greater. Fine new south country yellow wax
held at 601., a pries our millers were not disposed to igive
whilst fair qualities were Fold at 58e. per qr.—weighed 6315.
Fleur was in a roost unsettled state; our dealers were only
feting 40s. for households, which of course was refus4
but there were plenty of sellers et 42a. In rye nothing stir-
ring. Malting barley only now and then enquired for. Our
liege lxewers do not feel disposed to make • start, yet con-
ceiving that by walling a month or so they will be ambled
to porchme on more advantageous terms. In other articles
we can quote scarcely say varlet:km.
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Bausavar, Barr. 2.l.—At thin day's market there was
an eaccedingly good supply of all descriptions of grata,
which were gond both in quality and condition, and a very
MI attendance of harmers and millers. little btudneaa was
done at last market, In consequence of enhanced rake beteg
asked. Steam were Pallor low, and the London markets
yesterday having distilled front 2s. to 4s. per qr a coast-
&table number of Mali were effected here to-day at from 2..
to 3m. on wheat. Flour declined from Is. to 2s. per sack.
Oood malting barley es' in great request, at Arm rates.
Malt wan in moderate demand. and prices Ann. Other grain
meld at last week'sywkees. New wheat, 54a. to 68s. ; old
ditto, 68a. to 62.. Barley, 363. to Om. Oeta, 26e. to 32e.
Beim, 40s. to 635. Peen, 43e. to 465. Rya, 40.. to 464.

Tare', 42a. to 45a. par qr. Flour, 41a. to 45a. pot sack.
Malt, 94. 6d. to 10a. 6d. For bushel.

CATTLE.--SALIABUST, SIM 22.—At this diesmattet
the supply of cattle vas large is point of number, sad the
quality generally wu good, but the coarser animals wore in
the greater proportion. The attaniknce of country butchers
and dealers was not so large rat last market. For the
best descriptions of on bed there was a fair demand, and
a clearance was elected at an early hour, for which an
advance of about 64. per soon wu obtained ; in other
descriptions of stock there was no advsnec of prices, and
although the sale was slack, very few remained unsold at the
ekes ef the busine.. There was a seasonable supply of
sheep, and the quelity was very good. The trade genre
wu dull, at an improvement of about 24. per Blba., tho
nearly the whole I,f the but Downs changed hands. T
lamb season is nearly over bat the few on offer brought
fully late rates. The supply of calves was extremely limited ;
consequently the trade was brisk; at a slight advance in
prices. With a fair supyly of pigs and a full attendance
of buyers, a good business was transacted at late rate,. Best
on but, Ile. 6d.to 12.. add. par score; hams, from 10.. to
6d. ; mutton, fruit Zit. to lid. per lb. ; lamb, 814. to
9d. ; veal, 70. to ; trash and salt, lid. to 9d. per
lb., and 10e. 3d. to 10s. . per score ; green bacon, 9d. per
lb., end 10s. 3d. to 10e. 6d. per 1103711; dry !noon, 10d. to
Ild. per lb. ; and pickled hares, 104. per lb. Quarter-old
store pigs, .3s. to 80.. each; 'tickling calves, from 12a. to
32a. each.