The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

WOOL AND WORSTED.-13.RADTORD, SEPT. 1T:

Th;;;;greitiquietness in the wool market epinners gene.
rally having • good supply on hand, purchased mostly at
lower rates than are now current. Tho quietness, however,
premeds mostly from the recent advance in wools, which is
acting as a barrier to speculation. Soils and chums are in fair
request, and prices remain stationary. During the past
months wool. have advanced 196. per pack. In yarns there
is more inquiry by the export hours., without leading: sn
extended business. Spinners complain of the want of t
in their trade. In many instances to obtain the act r coat
of yarns is said to be impossible. There is a fair business
doing in piece goods suited to the autumn trade, but the
prices paid are not what they ought to be. Both worsted
and cotton yarns are worse to buy than some weeks peat.
Manufacturers are prudent, and act cautiously. The pro-
posed inquiry into the loss of the tine worsted trade to this
district has been adjourned. Witnesses did not attend the
summon. of the committee appointed by the Chamber of
Commerce; and the oommittee hare concluded that it will
be best to send printed questions to the leading man in the
trade. They intend, however, to submit their scheme to the
Chamber of Curamerca ; and meanwhile their sittings are
suspended.

CORN.-131R1113011•11. 8 l7. At Gloucester
on the 1211. &pt., English wheat sold readily at an ad-
vanes of 2s. per quarter ; snd at Worcester, same day, the
trails ruled dull, at Is. lo 2e. per quarter above the currency
of the previous week. On Morley the turn was in favour of
the buyer. New oats rather lower, old fuUy so dear. New
beans and old Eocene& tending upwards. Egyptian not so
much in request. During the present week we home bad
less life in the Made, but
_' all kinds of corn are firmly held for
former rates. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, the market
opened higher, hut no improvement in price could be realised
at the close. A good deal of wheat changed hands. At
this day's market there was a large supply of wheat, most of
which went back unsold, end all qualities were le per quarter
lower. Barley &leo declined Is. per (muter. Oats, beans,
aid peas maintained their value, but were leas in request.
Devizes, SEPT. 17.—We bed a better .apply of wheat,
for whoch the farmers asked an advance ; this checked busi-
'Nestor a whole, but ultimately a fair amount was done at
last week's priors. Barley also was in better supply, and at
last week's prince, In Ws, beans, and pees alteration.
Wheat, beat, fies. to Oa. ; riddling. 495. to 66a. ; inferior,
40s. to 49a. Barley, 40s. to 43a. Oats, Ms. to 36e.
Hem, 46e. to 60.. Peas, 445. to 40a. per qr. Flour, fine,
435. to 475. per mock; seconds, 40s. to 430..
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Menem urea, Seer. 17.—Our market this morning was
thinly attended. The beet runs of English new wheat met
a slow sale at but week's rates, whilst damp and inferior
sorts were neglected. American red moot be quoted It per
lb. dearer. other kinds remaining unchanged. Flour was in
very Ifmtted demand, and the tendency of prioes was In
favour of buyers. Emilia:, beans advanced Is. per quarter.
Old oats sad oatmeal being carne, brought rather more
money, bat new were rather cheaper.
NEW AEI, Sart. 16. At our market to-day there was
numerous attendance and a good glumly of mein, with a
brink sale at maul prime. The following ere the present
priors of rein :—White wheat, new, 625. to 66a.; old, 64a
, to 66e., red, new, 68e. to 60e..• VI. to 645. ; heavy,
malting, 46e. to 65.; grinding, 366. to 40s. ; oats, 36a. to

38s. ; beano, old, 62a. to 645. ; plea, 48e. to 484. ; malt, 73..
to
_Boe. per quarter.

NIWBUILY, SETT. 17.—• We had again a good supply of
wheat, for which then was a steady demand, at a decline of
from Is. to U. per qr. A moderate quantity of barley on
offer, which sold at prices rather exceeding those of last
week. Oats, beans, and pass without change.
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Unsound', Raw. 17.—The supply of wheat Is Large,
and the trade dull, at prices le. to Z. per qr. lower than last
wet. Barley is ls. per qr. higher. Oats and beans un-
changed is value.

Warmarortn, Barr. 16.-Btnce Saturday we have had
large arrivals of grain from abroad, and liberal supplies of
our own growth. Prices, notwithuanding, are well Ul.ill-
tained, and in all articles of the trade there is &fair businosa
passing to-clay.
Sonusraoir Barr. 16.—Ws had In the market to-do
948 qrs. wheat, 847 us. barley, 612 qrs. oats, and 91
qrs. beans. Thus were sold:—Wheat, old, 626; new,
110—total, 635; barley, 636; oats, 467; and beans, 57
ws. The market was not so large to-day. Sales ready for
al scuts. Good wheat dearer. Barley last quotations. Oata
cheaper, and beans down. As compared with last week :
Wheat, 2a. up on the top, and 111.9 d up on the average. Bar-
ley, tel. up on top, and same as last on avent...oiuste, same
as last on top, and 9d. down on average. same u
last on top, and ls. Id. up on avenge. Wheat, . 6d. to
655. Barley, 28e. to 42a. 6d. Oats, 26a. to 365. 6d. Beets,
475. to 635. New wheat 41s. ad. to 665. General average
of wheat, 48s. 10 4-lid. Weight of top wheat, old,
60illie.; new, 63Ibe. ; barley, 6511b5. ; oats, 44; 1b..; and
beans, 6411 be. par built&
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GLASGOW, SiSTEMBEZ 16. I_mporta am light; the
wheat and beans came ken the Baltic and the uate end
oatmeal from Ireland. Demand held good for wheat up to
thee of last week, and a further advance of 6d. per boll wee
obtained for line American red. Weather 611;0 for the
better on Sunday, keeping dry ever since (though somewhat
ealtry), and checked the activity in the trade; mat there has
beau a good steady lumina' doing in fresh old wheats at
full priors. Samples of new have been scarce, and dearer.
Flour steady, Hamburg extra brought 49e. to 601. per sack.
Oeta have moved rather MOM freely at late rated. Ideeket
steady to-day for wheat and flour, with rather leas activity
In the demand. No change In old oats ; new Wexford
Tammy brought 21e. 6d. pee 2641 b. Oatmeal unaltered.
Fine malting barley to. per boll dearer. Baum firer but
warmly so free of eels. Fees steady.

CATTLE.—SorrnALL, SEPT. 16.—We had a clieerfol
trade to-day at the following rake :—Best made from 2a. 64.
to fa. ; mutton, 42. 2d. to 50. 4d. ; veal, 4.. to 5e.; pork,
42. to ss. per stone of Blbs sinking the offal.
EDINBURGH, SEPT. 16.—There wee a 111418 rand, of
sahbeerepp and Webs this morning, the number Mai 7,665, or
1,3d9 lens than last week. Demand good, and led week's
pokes for both kinds fully supported. At the close a good
clearance was effected. Top prim of the best blockfaced
wether mutton, current, 61d. to 7d. Ewes end in-
ferior, from M. to &1. per lb. Lambe, top price, 25e.;
current for the beet sorts, from 14s. to 17e., and down to
Be. per head. Blackfaced, top prices, 13.., lls. 6d., and
down to as a head. The calmly of cattle was larger, the
number being 338, or 41 more than last week. Top price of
the best beef, Be. to Be. 6d. ; current priest 7s. to 71. 6d.;
middling and inferior, Se. 6d. per imperial stone. The
quality generally of en inferior kind. Pat pi from 6e. 6d.
slum.
to 7s. per um Si. and eight weeks old from Bs. to
12s. a head. We had In the market y—Sheep,
7,666; fat cattle, 338; lean ditto, 318; mach cows, 63
and pigs, 262.