The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

KARACHI&

COTTON.—LIVXRPOOL, SEPT. 29.—nr cotton odes
were only 3,000 bales to-day, comprising 60 Porn= and
Maranhao, 101 d.; 150 Egyptian, llid. to 12d. ; 400 Elora;
fkl. to Bid.• total since Thursday, 18,000 balm; specula.
lion, 1,000; import, 46,000. The market closed very
tamely, and prices of an kinds are the same compared with
Yridara ram

COTTON 000D8.—kfaiscrawrza, Stn. 29.—The
political news from India was regarded in this market as
very bad, and Its influence on future commercial operations
Is looked upon with a good doe' of uneasiness. There has,
however, been rather more business for India this morning,
and the comparatively moderate prices of shirdop and other
fabrics for that market has encouraged purchwes. For
China, also, there has been a good demand, and sellers have
been able to realise very full prices. Other cloths were in
little or no demand. In yarns business has been very der,
and sellers would have had to concede fully id. per lb. in
price to command sales. Spinners, however, are generally
well supplied with orders, and stocks being low they have
not been disposed to invite business by any alteration in
their quotations. The demand recently so active for Ow-
many and Russia has given way to restricted and cautions
operations of no account, and both for the home and foreign
trade the sales have been inconaiderable.

WOOLLEN.—Ltzps, Szer. 29.—The market has pre-
sented no new lemurs this morning. There has been &taut
the usual attcmdanos of buyers in the eloth-halle, and a
moderate business bra been transacted.

HVDDIMPIELD, Ssrt..29.—The ma ke wan about the

same characu r u last week. Thin grays, for mantles, were
to-day the leading erticka. Low goods quiet. Of steels,
fair sales. In cotton trouserings leas doing than last week,
and fancies generally in loss demand.

WOOLS.-11cormasetztn, flarT. 29. Manufacturers
having laid in stooks pretty freely since the close of London
sales, calms a flatness the wool trade ; but se there is no
probability of lower prima for some time, the little that is
done is at full new

WANUFACTURES.—BCDDIIB/11L1), Bser. 29.—TG
buyers attending to-day have not been numerous, but a
steady trade continues to be done, more particularly in low
mixture union goods, in which atocka haw hare been quite
cleared out.

CORN.—Ecnn, San. 29.—We have to report a quiet
trade during the week ; trenractiona have been limited, and
coallned to the finer clam of wheats, in which the sales made
have been at a decline of le. to 2a. per qr. Every article of
spring corn in improved demand, with an advance of fully
ls. to 2a. per qr. spun beano and peas. At to-day's market
there was a fair supply of English wheat, which met free
sale at prices which about recover the above decline. Foreign
held too high, end transactions consequently limited. Im-
ports for the week ending Sept. 26—Wheat, 13,103 qrs.;
barley, 3029; oats, 340; bans. 669; peas, 166; tam, 6:
bussed, 16,010; rapeseed, 2,632; oil cakes, 124 tons;
guano, 270.
LEEDS, Serrnataza 29. We have a good show of
wheat to this day's market ; from the general better feeling
la the trade, holders commence by asking an advance cm late
rates ; this, however, millers refuse to give, and business
trZdcslowly, at prices not above those obtainable on
d.Fine barley without alteration, other sorts very
slow Oh. Beans and other articles do not vary materially
tram last week.

LYNX, StPT. 29.—The weather continues BIM and dr
Rain is wanted on the light lands. To this day's market the
supply of wheat was moderate, a fair demand was uperiencrd
at an advance of Is. per qr. upon last week's currency. Bar-
ley in better supply, both malting and grinding qualities fey
d last Tuesday's currency. Wheat, white, 6119..
to 61s. to 66a.' red, 6011 n. to 631 be., Ws. to 68a.;
new, 6211.4. to 6419..,630. to 695, ; ditto, 6019.. to 6119..,
60a. to Me. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621bs. to 641 M., 435.
to 48e. ; common, 61Ibs. to 6216., 375. to 42a, Beans, old,
6. to 68419.., 48a. to 62e. ; new, 6416. to 6619 e., 42d. to
465. per qr. to the growers.
NEWCABTLZ, Sort. 29.—Moderate supply of wheat front
the country, which was quickly cleared off by millers at 2..
So is. per quarter advance on Saturday'. prices. A slow
trade in [actors' wheat without alteration in price. Flour
fair sale at la. par suck dearer. No change in otter articles.