The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-19 00:00:00

KARKELS.

COTTON.-I.lvoseno6, Ocr. 17.—Amerious cotton to-
dor has been strong. Surat, however, is depressed,and has
a downward tendency ; nevertheless, there is no change in
pricey, and the market cloaca firmly. The sales to-day are
estimated at 7,000 bales, of which 2,000 have been taken as
arculatinn. and they include 160 Pemant and Maranhani, at
9d. ; 240 Bahia, at to 91d.; 300 Egypti 12d. to
1 id.; 300 Surat, st 6d. to 71d. ; 30 Sea Islands, at an,
to
17d. The imports sines Thursday mesh 6,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHeirrEI, OCT. 17.—We con-
tinue to have a doll market for almost all kinds of cloth and
yarn, the caution induced by the state of the money market
and by recent failures being quite as marked as it was some
days ago. The position of engine's is rather better than
that of manufacturers, the fine open weather promising an
opportunity for the completion of the large contracts on hand
fur theinorth of Europe, some of which will not be finished
for ten diva or a fortnight to come. There is consequently
much steadiness of prices for yarn among such spinners as
are compelled to offer their goods, whilst the mijonty are in-
disposed, in the present position of the market, to undertake
new business at all. In cloths there is some accumulation of
stocks, and prime are rather weaker. The offers during the
lost few days, however, have not been sufficient to fairly teat
prime. The estate of Mr. Hugh Ferguson (who stopped
payment recently), 6 expected to realiee about 24,0001., to
meet debts amounting to 41,0001.

WOOLLEN.—LrEDP, Ocr. 17.—The market has to some
event rattled from Teasley's extreme depression. There
bee been a firmer tote Ws morning, and a rather better
business has been transacted, but still much less than la
°anal.

HALIFAX, OCT. 17.—W00l quiet. A very slight reduction
in a kw instanose. In worsted and karts little doing; all
very Amt.

HARDWARE.-13thwtwonnw, OCT. 17.—The Made of
thin town is dull, and thin has increased since our last report.
The factor,' orders gives, out thin week have been smell, and
although the majority of the manufactories are on full time,
they are chiefly engaged in working up such orders se were
on the hooka, end unless business takes a more favourable
turn, the languor which at preneut prevail" will increase con-
nidernbly before the end of the week. In reference to per-
ticulnr branches there is no change of "efficient importance,
to call for special n 11314. The languor to which we have
referred hes been felt most in the light steal toy, and In
some of the fancy trades. In lamps, ehateddlers, and vio-
lators there is aluo much lees doinngg then there should
be at this season. The brsadoudry trades we
moderately brisk ; to which the cessation of the rumors of ea
impeding advance in the price of copper has to some extent
amtsibuthd. The foreign tends is sled dull ; the tightness of
the money mark. t sffectleg it more unfavourably than it does
the Imenitrade. Should the We of discount remain as high
es it is at present, it to quite certain that in some branches of
the foreign trade, the merchants will be compelled to moved
their orders. From America their are neither ordies nor re-
smittnnera, neither have there been any for several weeks,
but so fur, we are happy to learn that the recent failures
here sot directly affected the merchants of this town. except
is rampart of delay in the receipt of remittances. The sale of
the loess tools end stores at the Loudon works (Fsx, Hes-
derecis, and Co.), terminated ma Thursday ; it had comaplad
lisidess days. The =mai itislised was 12,0004 whisk fe

regarded aa Koi.fociory. Mauna Fuller and Huroey, of
London, were the officiating auctioneer,

BeriEli.—COßK, OCT. 17.—lets, 11.5e.;' 2,14 101 a.;
3rM
market.tio, 104 a ; 416 a, 100 e. ; 6the, 01e. ; Gila, 63e. Over 1,000

OCT. 17.-We had a way dull
market for all own, sad lower pekes were taken far wheat.
Wheat, red, 60s. to 64a. ; whit., 60e. to 84s. Barley, 401.
to Oa. Oats, 245. to 32e. Beans, new, 42a. ; old, 48a.
CATITZISCHT, OCT. 17.-There was a good supply at
market to-da{illir.ads vary dull at a decline of from 2.. to
3c pro qr. 44e. to 62a. ; white, new,
62a. to 80a Barley, new, 28e. to 48e. Oaks, new, 245.
to 28c Beans, old, 43a. Pass, 40s. par or.
Csatietz, Ot-r. 17.-We had a full supply of wheat at
our market this morning. There Irma Dome demand
for seed, and all the samples shown were readily
sold. Of barley sad oats the supply was mall, and &ready
dearsace affected, at rates Lindar to those of last west,
Wheat. white, new, 23a. to 265. ; old, 23a. to 265. ; rad,
new, 21s. to 23a. 6d. ; old, 21e. Bd. to 231. Batten new
and old, 14a. Bd. to 16s. 13d. Oats, potato, new, Do. 6d.
to 10s. ad., old, Ile. Bd. to 12a. Bd. ; coronas, now, 9s. M.
to 10s. ; old, 11a. to 12a. Flour, per stone, 2a. 2d. to
2a. 6d. Oatmeal, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 44. Ryeental, ls. 6d. Bar-
leymeal, Is. Bd.-Carliels

CoLeman', Ocr. 17. —A good supply of wheat and
butoy, and oat of beans sad latter tally m
tained their value. Barley la. tow2s. cheaper, crape for
select parcels. Wheat met a tar sale at Is. decline.

OLOCCISTRR, OCT. 17.—The supply of wheat to-day was
'limited, but the sale lwr scarcely so good as last week ;
foreign almost neglected. Pine barleys are taken off. Bras
and Indian corn quite as der. Oats continue very slow, and
rather lower. imports for the week ending October 17 :
Barley,lndand, 90; foredga, 1,710 qrs. Oats, Inlaid, 1,1300,
HERTFORD, OCT. 17.—The market to-day supplied
with both wheat and barley. Trade for all demeriptons of
wheat dell, at a redaction of from la. to Is. 6d. per load.
Barley mat a very doll trade, at fully le. per _g. lees money.
Oats, pee, and beans made former priced. eat, 30e. to
395. per load. Barley, 365. to 48s. per qr. Nis, 23e. 63
30s. pis qr. Peas, 27e. to 29e. per lead. Beans, 28e. to 31s.
per load.

OVILDPORO, OCT. 17.—A very large ripply of wheat Is
still kept up. Huainan was slack, and to @debt islet a far-
ther decline of Is. on duo lona and 2a. on low qualities, was
socerary. The greater portion of the amply was cleared
off. Wheat, 448. to 8M; Talavera, 8&.7 barley, 365. to
455. ; oats. Va. to 285.; plea, 428. to 44e.
NIWCASTLP., OCT. 17.—A good supply of north country
wheat, and fair sale at Tuesday's rates. death country
wheat not much inquired for, but holders ask full prices. In
foreign a good demand for fine qualitice, and fully Int Tues-
day's rates are obtained. Fine Hamburg upland red brought
81s. ; inferior aorta neglected. Oats firm and demand im-
proving. Barley dull, at late rates. Peas scarce, and much
inquired for. Flour unaltered.

NORWICH, OCTOBIK 17. The loos' markets have
been in a languid drooping state for the last few days. The
tightness of the money market has confined transactions into
the entalleat possible limas, and as the sales made are those
which consumptive demands imperatively require the
plies brought forwsrd are not taken off ao freely's .
be if a more speculative feeling prevailed in the At
King's Lynn the decline in wheat was 2s. ; end at 13=:
ls. to 2e. per qr. At this exchange today the best
made within ls. of the prices realised last week. but the
decline in other descriptions was ls. to 2A per qr. The belief
samples of barley have ;generally maintained late rates, bo
inferior lots have been the turn cheaper. Hero to-day tbit•
was scarcely any change in prices.

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NOTTINOHAY, OCT. 17.—At our corn exchange this
there was a fair show of wheat. Fine qualities
re:ellen up at a reduction of Is. upon the currencies of
last week; 6ne old white samples making 725. and red 645. pas
36 stone ; new white samples, of fine quality, radioed 68a.
and red 625. ; ulterior sorts were lower. Barley wait fully as
cheep as last week; good malting qoalitms, 60e. per quarter,
whilst old and new grinding of the Lest descriptions macs
391. per 30 stone. In secondary descriptions these was •
reduction of la. to 24. Oats realised last week's pion. In
beans there was no alteration.

01POILD, Oct. 17.—A full attendance at market to-day
and a Large quality of wheat showing, but to elect sakes
farmers were compelled to @lama to a reduction of from Is.
to 2a, per quarter. The supply of barley was great, with a
correspondlng demand, transactions were therefore of an ex-
tensive character, at from 365. to 465. per quarter. Oats
were • complete drag on the market. Beans lOirtle and &sr,
particularly prime old bane, which were worth 62e. par
quarter. Samples of new acre offered at 42a.

PITERBOROUGH, OCT. 17.—With only moderate TM-
Lily of wheetiff= here to-day, the price. of last week
were tally ma . Fino }allow wheat, 631 b.., 66e. to
67a. per qr. ery little burley or oats ahowing. Old Dense,
la. to 2a. per qr. lower.

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READING, OCT. 17.—The show of wheat was tolerably
extensive, with • large attendance of farmers and =cabmen.
Trade rated very dull, whilit the test qualities commanded
loot week's highest prices; inferior declined is. per qr. The
sal* in good malting barley wart moincwhet brisk at late
quotations. Other qualities Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans,
and peas without alteration.

Ocr. 17.—We are moderately supplied with
wheat to-day. The best is Is., and other kinds la. per qr.
cheaper, at which there is a good demand for the foram..
Oats and beans still in limited supply, and each support
former rises. Prices to tbr growers :—Wheat, 50s. to 61s.
per qr. ; oata, la Id. to Is. 2d. per stone; beans, new,
435. to 465. per qr.; old, 455. to 50..

OCT. 17.—At this day's market there wee a
better eupply of wheat, and all but the best samples roust
be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Barley and bons maintained
their vales. Oats sold is retail 6d. per qr. lees money.

Yong, Oct. I7.—We have had ; good show of wheat at
this day's market, which kw mel a slow sale at a deehne of
Is. to 2s. pee qr. A goodies! of barley offering, quality very
infi rior, but it fetched fully last week's rates. In other
articles no alienation. Present prWoe of graW :—Whaat,
whits, 60e. to 63a. per imperial qr. ; red, 665. to 58..;
barley, malting, 435. to 465.; grinding, 34e. to 365.; malt,
74.. to 76a. ; oats, 11.0 d. to Is. Id. per stone of lebs. Flour,
62a. to 43.. per sack of Mika.

KIRIC.ALDY, OCT. I7.—The weather continues remark-
ably mild for the season of the year, moist enough perhaps
for the milting of potatoes, nevertheless this work is
carried on ell over the county,ao that our supplies dell kindsli;s
grain are comparatively email for the moment. At our country
market*, this week, we had only very moderate supplies of
grain; such as was in middling condition sold slowly at Is.
per qr. decline, white line samples of wheat and barley were
fully Is. per qr. higher. Here, to-de?', we had moderate
supplies of ell kinds of grain; the condition generally being
only middling, sales were slow—the inferior at • reductional
le. per qr., while the finer qualities were Is. per qr. higher*
Wheat, old, 38e. to 665. per qr, • new, 40a. to 64a. Barleys
new, 26a. to 39e. Oats, new, 235. to 295.
WATZILVORD, Ocr. 17.—Our market ham been liberally
supplied with farmer's grain this week, and we have bad
large receipts by boat. From abroad then, has been a con-
siderable arrival of Indian corn, but of wheat, only a few
small parcels have come to band orsstwint. The advice,
received from America, together with the depressing ac-
count* of London and Liverpool market*, canoed the trade
here to rule very dull early in the week, but during the lest
day or two, amuck better feeling has prevailed. At this
morning's mullet, wheat met a ready sale et full prices, for
milling samples. but shipping parcels were 6d. to le. per
barrel lower. Barley with a good inquiry, realised former
rates. The value of white end tawny oats was well main-
tained, but blacks could only be disposed of by submitting
to a reduction of 2d. to 3d. per barrel. We have rather less
inquiry for foreign wheat, and prices may be written 6d. per
barrel lower since this day eennight. The demand for
Indian corn gradually increase, end purchasers can hardly
supply themselves on much fsvoratle terma, as at the close of
last week. Flour sells slowly at about late rates. Imparts
this week :—Whent, 220 qrs. Indian corn, 6,640 tire ; flour,
10 brls. Exports this week :—Oats, 4,ooobris. ; flour, 2,156
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