The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-16 00:00:00

MARZETE.

COTTON.—Lmtaroos., OCT. 15.—The market haa not
materially alined, bat prices have declined id. per lb. 2,000
hales have wdd to-day—all to the trade.

WOOL AND WORSTBD.—BUADPORD, Ocr. 15.—We
cannot report any for the better; indeed, the market
is extremely greet. TT disastrous DOWS from the United
States and the further rim In the rate of discount, were pro-
during a very disheartening effect upon our market. Thum
never was a time, perhaps, when a less quantity of wool wee
changing hand., and there was never so large a quantity in
the market. Spinners act with great caution, and only
buy for immediate and pressing wanta. So languid la the
state of things that it is imporeible to quote prices, be-
cause there I. no inquiry. Nods and broke. may be quoted
at from id. to Id. per lb. lower, although the stocks on hand
see not large. The yarn market partakes of the same lifeless
character. Merchants refuse to operate, and late prices are
barely supported. The result mud be, if no sadden and
unexpected change should occur, that machinery must be
brought to a stand. The export trade partakes of the general
quirtneta. Cotton yarns are quiet, and there is no change in
prise. The piece market is gloomy. The tailor, of one house
(Mr. Hugh Ferguraon) connected with the Bradford trade,
but having its headquarters in Mantheeter, has produced
some uneasiness, and merchants are cautious and inactive
There* therefore, little or nothing doing in this depart-
ment. What is doing is merely to supply such orders se
may come in. Merchants decline to buy at prices which are
ruinous to the manufacturer.

CORN.—BIRMINOITAII, OCT. 15.—At Oloorceter reiwket
on the 10th, with only a moderato supply of Wbest, the sale
was dull, at a decline of le. per quarter, whilst at Wor-
cester the same day, the previous week's currency was
maintained. Beene firm. Barley end Otto somewhat
cheaper. During the present week, the sales reported of
Englieh Wheat were at about le. per quarto r lass money.
Grinding Barley has found buyers at rather under late pnroe.
Oate in limited requeet. In Boma and Peas no allerw ion.
At this day's market, there was a short supply of Wheat,
but the trade was drill, and last week's rate* hardly sup-
ported. Best Barley maintained IN value; other kinds Is
per quarter lower. No change to report in Beans or rms.
Oats moved .lowly, at former prices.

OCT. 13.—We had a large supply of wheat,
which met a very fair sale, generally at a reduction of from le.
to 2s. per quarter. Ono lut of old wheat was Auld for
30r. fat. per sack. There woe u good demand for seed. Tim
beet barley sold freely at fully last week's prices, and in a few
imbrueta at rather more. Oat. were in better demand. In
berme and pea. no alteration. Wheat, beat. Ste. to 38a.;
twiddling. 475. to 640.; inferior, 40e. to 47a. Barley, 40e to
341.. Oat., 255. to 33e. Beane, 46.. to 50e. Peas, 44e. to 48e.
per qr. Flour, line, 425. to 465. per rack; secunde, 39e.
to 42e.

MANCItESTETt, OCT. 15.—Thee was • good attendance at
our oiarkot this morning, and on tha whole more inquiry for
wheat and flour than of late. The finest qualities of English
wheat neatly supported previous prime, but all other sorts
were neglected, and mom be quoted Is. to 2s. per quarter
cheap.; ; whilst American, except the best runs of red, de-
clined 3d. per 20lbs. Flour must be called 'tally Is. per sack
lower than the nominal quotations of this day se night.
Oats receded Id. per 451 bit., and oatmeal 6d. to Is. per load.
In beans them was no change.
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NIIIKBUILT, OCT. 16.—We hare a good supply of wheat,
with a very slow demand, which led to • reduction of fully
Is. per qr. A moderate quantity of hooky on offer, the
tine,' malting vampire only maintaining late vette, inferior
being Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and pees, continue
without life.

tr.ixaainou, OCT. 16.—Our market is well supplied and
the trade is dull. WW2& i• 2a. pi? qr. lower. Oats and
barley maintain their previous value.

WATERTORD Orr. 14.-Binoe Saturday we have had
very lair supplies of grain to our market, and prices of all
articles under the inflame* of such discouraging accounta
from Loudon and Liverpoel, have yielded more ur less; the
demand, however, Is tolerably active.

Entyarnon, ocr. 14.—We bad a lugs market yester-
day. Wee were reedy fre all sorts. Wheat and barley were
dearer, while oats sal bens were cheaper. There was a
large quantity d hsirriee wheat. Wheat on the top 4r. up,
and on the average la 51. up. Barley on the top same as
last week, and on the average Is. 2d. up. Oats on the top
same as last week, and on the average le. ld. down. Hour
on the top Is. up, and es the average la. down.

GLASGOW. Orr. 14.—ThIs May. mutat was pretty well.
attended, and for all good trash qualities of wheat hat week's
prima ware maintained. New Illinois red gelling at 27a. &I.
to 28a.; Indiana old and new, at 29a. Id,' new Baltic
rad, at 296. 6d. to 306.6 d. per 2401 b. la MALL Stale old

wheats wars °gond at lowa, prima, without finding buyers.
Flour met • ready USK both marks and barrel', at steady
prices. Oats 61. per boll cheaper ; 225. Gd. per 2641 b. the
top for Limerick new. ' Oatmeal L. per load cheaper. Barley
rather caner for new Scotch. Beans and peas Arm.

CATTLE.—Eomennion, OCT. 14.—The supply 01 sheep
on Tuesday monde, was 7,224, being 319 more than list
week. Soles rather slowly effected, end not sold off. No
alteratiou in last week'. prices. Top prloe of the bast mut-
ton, 70..; carnet, Bid. to 7d., end down to 60. per lb.
The number of cattle wee 664, or 47 more than
last weak. A groat number of inferior animals. Those of the
beet description brought Ba. Top price, Ss. 3d. ; currat,
7a. Ild., and down to de. A good distance effected. Pigs
were selling from 10s. to 14. Them were in the market
7,224 sheep; 664 fat cattle; 43 lent ditto, 102 ranch cows;
and 602 pip.

CALCUTTA MARKETS.

(From the Bengal Ifterkam)

CALCUTTA SEPT. S.
Our last was dated the 23rd ultimo. The Pe6lnsular and
Oriental Company's Reamer Hindonsa srrived on the 29th
ultimo, and put us in poses:anon of commercial news frora
home to 26th July,
OUR PRODUCE MAREEL bas UIRIMO9O no change for the
better. The stocks have been gradually working off and
fresh imports are coming in very aparingly ; former Mash
prices are maintained, and in some instances hale eared
higher.
In IMPORTS the market continues in the same state as be-
fore, without any operation for the Upper Provinces ; there
has, however) been a fair amount of business done for lows
=lin twist, which has maintained a good poeilion, end
end euppties are light. Particular makes of grey
shirting' of 6ilbs. to Thlbs. have also engaged attention at
=ices. Grey madapolame have continued to
at former rates. Grey in:cornea of the battier=
see in good demand at • alight Improvement. Prints sad
woollies are still =saleable.

Marais continue in little inquiry.
nee Mott E= EY MAH continua. tight, not owing to ate
scarcity of money In the hamar, but to a peat want of eva-
ders. Nobody feels disposed to lay out his capital unless
on vary good security ; besides, there is a common belief that
the Waist will rise further, and capitalists are therefore
holding .0 with expectation that they will be able to employ
their ash to greater advantage. The Beak of Bengal bat
adopted the courts of calling in its advances on d-po.it of
secorities, and diKentinulng fresh ones ; it bee also refuted
to discount government acceptances baying more than 80
dap to ran.
Clovinaxmr.:er Bacrarens.—Tlis restriction by the Beak
of Bengal in granUng _los= hes caused a considerable fall in
government papers; both Sian and Company's 4 per cent.
are at Rn. 82 to 33_per cent. discount, without buyer..
EICNANCIN ON LONDON.—The rats for this wail opened
at 2-21, at which there wee a limited operation ; but on the
2nd a sudden and unexpected advance took place, and a con-
siderable Nrammt was placed at 2-3. little has been done
above that rate; but we may quote the present rates at 2-31
to 2.3 i for the bat American cradles.