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

MARL !6.

COTTON.—Levestrook, Bass. B.—Tbe market dosed
with ea upward tendency, and, compared with Friday's rates,
=of American—indeed all kinds see again 1-16 d. pee lb.
. The sales comprise 260 Bahia, at Sid. ' • 100 B typ-
Ban. at 11d. to llfd. , 4,000 Surat, at Sid. to 7441. (2,000 on
weralation). 100 Sea Islands, at 14d. to 26d. Total sales shoos
Thursday, 35.000 bales; import, 20,000; export, 2,000;
speculation, 6,000. The sales toeday were at 10,000
bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Msectissrea, Barr. 8 —The still
upward tendency of prices in cotton and yarns prevents
manufacturers from yielding, or there would perhaps he some
coneeseion in India good., which are not in much demand at
existing rates. There is n fsir amount of businese going on
in the heavier articles, such 11/1 T cloths, long cloths, and
domestics, and some kinds of printers are also in request,
but there would doubtleate have been greater activity had
prime remained stationary. The goods market is therefore
quieter than for several weeks past, but prices continue to
advance, and manufacturers have advised their agents, in ex-
pectation of a continued ripe of cotton and yarn, to hold back
their goods where full terms are not obtainable. The mnr-
ket for yarns has been animated, spinners having further ad-
vanced their terms as much as id. to id. per lb., at which
advance there wns nevertheless a good demand for Germany
and Itumis. The borne trade wee quieter, and for India
there was nothing doing.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lrins, em. B.—We have bad
• Eat market this morning. Than barn bun hw buyers ht
the cloth hada sad the trunactions have been only to • very
limited extent.

AC immuirt BLD, firrr. B.—A fair business is being does,
although the heavy weather this rimming hits mods the mar-
ket rather quieter than it might othessriae have been. In
low goods there are pretty general melee ; is heavier articles,
of better testate sad newer patterns; prices are slightly en-
hanced.

WOOLS.—HrnnsurtsLo, Szrr. 8. Thera le lam
demand for the better qualities, but middle and low continuo
much as usual, and prices without any alteration,

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIPLI). Serr. B.—The
market hoe only been moderately attended by buyers today.
and bunkum has not sppeared brisk, yet on the whole a full
average amount of goods has changed hands, and • fair
steady trade seams to continue throughout the district.

CORN.—HULL. Seri. B.—At market to-day we had a
hlr atttadaace of buyers; supply from the farmers liberal of
sew, scanty of old, the former in very various condition.
There was hit business done in all pod wheata, at an ad-
vance of h. to 3s. upon last Tuesday. Imperil, week endisg
• &pt. 4 .—Wheat, 12,131 qrs.; hairy, 2,739; oats, 1,698;
beep, 680 ; pew, 600; finned, 10,567 ; rapeseed, 4,344;
oil PUN 213 tons ; bones, 180.
Luxus, Berl. 8. We have bad fine weather sine*
Friday, but it is wet this morning. There is a good
show of wheat. a peat part of which is of the new crop, end
seine af very line guitar, ; the best descriptions And a steady
Ede at an advance at la per quarter from Ftiday's rata;
&feriae qualities make maser more money. Verylittle new
barley yet offering; prime as before. Bane rather improve
is value. Oats and other articles as before. Average price
I al rats—Wheat, 2.613 qrs., 68e. 10d. ; barley, 116 qrs.,

41a. Ild• ; oats, 26 qrs.. 30e. 81d, ; beans, 61 qr., .slt. ;
rye 26 qrs. 39.. Arrivals—Wheat, 3,181 qrs.; bow.,
evened, 3,030 qrs.; linseed; 704 lITS.
LYNN, SEPT. B.—Tte weather.haa become again unFoikd
with heavy rains. Great complaints ere nude of the preys',"
of the potato disease, which has in some localities anion de.
stroyed the crop. At to-day's market there was agood Ittel•
dance, and a fur supply of wheat, which wee readily tag,"
an advance of 2.. to 3a. per qr. upon lest Tunday rates. Bee,
ley, but little °Bering, good malting simples
donor, grinding qualities as before. Wheat, white, dabs. io
6314., 62a. to 66e. • red, 60th.. to 6314., 665. to 4
Wis
Mg. •
621 to . 66.. to 60s. • ditto, 6014. to 6114., .525.
665. Barley, Chevalier, taw, 6214. to 6414., 43. to ne
common, 6114. to 521 h.., 375. to 42a. Beans, old, 654 to
66114., 48s. u 6241. ; new, 6414. to 6614., 425. to Ma. pes
qr. to the growers.
NEWCAIiTLE, SEPT. B.—The wosther has stain b..e
unfavourable, and as a connidersble portion o our crop id
Mill abroad, the "coneequentee would be serious were it to
continua, whilst the wet will be very trying to the pots..,
which are showing the disease. At our market this monsigi
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, chiefly
of the new crops, and .event parcels of south country sen
being held over from Saturday, we had, upon the whole, e
good supply to meet an increasing demand, and a good clest.
anon was effected at an advance of 2s. per qr. upon new end
oid,extra new red reaching 635., fine runs 61s. to 62a., old red
63e, whereas foreign met attention at prices that were go,
previously obtainable. For dour there was a steady ingidry,
approvd marks of hocaeholds being placed without &Mug,
at 421 and whites up to 46a. Mairang barley is wanted,
and pseudo to • moderate extent may be encouraged...
some of our meltatera are anxioua to make • start. Gnat.
had more tone. Malt, unless fine, unsaleable. Beans and
peat much as before. Old eats rather dearer.
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fittuaitcar , SEPT. B.—At our market this day ws had a
large supply of all description' of grain, good in quality am
came to band in prime condition. Notwithstanding the
1 velars of the morning there wee a fair atendance. Tha
, wheat trade wee brisk at an advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr.
A good business doing in flour at a rise of Is. to 2a,
each. Malting operation being on the eve of commence
meat, choice samples of barley were in request, and fOr.er
rata, were fully maintained, whilst for middling and into.
rior qualities pnoes varied. No alteration in the price of
the demand for which remain. without Improvement. la
other kinds of grain there wee a fair amount of boners
doing, with • general tendency upward. New mum, ak.
to 60e. ; old ditto, 66e. to 64a. Barley, 335. to Mo. Oats,
26.. to 32a. Beans, 40s. to 62.. Pose, 42.. to 46e. Itye,
40s. to 46e. Tarr, 42a. to 45e. per qr. Flour, 41s. to
465. per sack. Malt, 9s. 6d. to 10s. per bushel,

ply of cattle for the mane of
weChsdATTalt.—uLtyrelaser-geo B.—At our market tor*
the year, which was of qualitf. . There was also fell
attendanoe of butchers and dealers, and for the primed beets
there was& considerable demand, and • large amount of Mi-
nes' done, measly at late quotations, whilst income Mamas
6d. per score lama was accepted ; inferior animals were also
in fair request, y
but from the lorgenelargenessof the suppl • loge
number remained on hand at the close of hominess,
and late prices were barely maintained. There .11
also a considerable increase in the number of Sheep
compared with late markets, and quality prime. A lon.
number was sold, though the demand was inadequate to the
supply, and on the whole these was a slight improvement in
prima. The supply of lambs was tolerably good, which
made former rates. There was but • modest. supply of
calves, which met with • ready sale, as last quoted. to tke
pig market we noticed • good /apply ; trade good, without
change of prices. Beat on beef, 1 ls. 6d. to 12a. per aeon;
now and bailer ditto, from 10e. to lls. 6d.; best DOY 4
mutton Bd. per lb.; other breeds, 7d. to 7fd.; lamb, 811. ;
veal, 7d. to 7fd. ; pork, fresh and salt, Thel. to 9d. per 11,
sad 10e. 3d. to 100. 9d. per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb,,
sad 101. 3d. to 16s. 6d. per score ,• dzy bacon, 10d. to lid.
per lb. ; and good hams, 10d. per lb. Quarter-old store pigs,
23a. to 30s. each; suelelleg calm, from 12a. to 32e. each.