The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-14 00:00:00

MARKEi&

COTTON.—LmItrool.,- Ocr. 13.—The market has
dosed very heavily and prima of Surate are fully id, per lb.
lower. Other kinds are nominally without change, but la
all ass the tendency ia downward. The eels ere 2,000
boles, 500 on speculation, oomprkdog 300 Bursts, at sd. to
ed. per lb.

COTTON GOODS.—Msorcnuthas OCT. 13.—The fur-
ther rise of discount. and the serious fsU in Olaagow and
America, have had a marked effect upon our market for cot-
ton yarne and cloths, which amount. almost to a suspension
of butane. &Uwe are as much disposed to pause as buyers
are in the present state of the comuctrial world,
preferring to watch the changes taking place before
entering into new engagements. Some of the Scottish
failures reported are of houses having connexions
here, and credit is consequently very seriously affected by
such rumours. At present the only stoppages in this city
that have been unreservedly announced are dues of a Scotch
shawl house and of • Bradford bowie (the liabilities of the
latter being stated at 40,0001.), but as three follow closely
upon numerous stoppages in the silk trade, they have
naturally crested an amount of nneesdness. The trauma,
bona of the day are insignificant in amodtit, and especially so
in yarn. So far ea India clothe are contemned, there is a dis-
position to hold beck until the letters by overlord mail are
to hand. Pekes are nominally unchanged in cloth and yarn.
In the latter some reports speak of purchases a studs easier,
hut generally speaking the offers have not been of a nag-
ultras to twit prices.

WOOLLEN.—Lune, Ocr. 13.—We have had • very Bat
market this mornln,g. Influenced by the unsettled and on-
favourable aspect of monetary affairs, it exhibits • drooping
tendency. Buyers are offering considerably lower prices,
but no material conceal= has yet ban submitted to. The
question asked by the manufacturers is—llow sill the price
of wool be affected—will it at the approaching November
males recede Until this question is in some degree solved,
business will most likely be kept in suspense and rule flat.
It has been very limited in our cloth hall, this morning.
HVDDEIINTILLD, OCT. 13.—Market quiet in nearly all de-
pertinent,. The American Mais not without its effect. The
aspect of business generally uncertain. The goods chiefly
in demand are tippet greys mi Bedford cords.

WOOLS.—HUDDeIteIIeLD, OCT. 13. The next aides
being expected to commence the latter end of this month,
end the extreme &Anna prevailing in the goods market, have
tamest put a atop to the wool trade, some considering that
the unfavourable circumstances under which elks will open
may cause pries' to recede.

MANIIPACTURES.—HrDputsvirm, Ocr. 13.—The
recent news from America, sad the .moan edema in the
rate of discount yesterday, have bad • deprwiag effect on the
market here to-day, there being fewer buyers than weal,
end their operations muck limited in all branches except
low-priced union mixtures adapted for winter wear for the
home trade.

CORN.—arcs, Ocr. 13.—The market has shown a
downward tendency during the past week, and the demand
ocedined to the finest samples of wheat. The preeent mone-
tary preasare is not without its influence in checking any
speeo4lfre feeling. Prices of wheat are now, Lowest/4
reaching a point likely to stop supplies. A moderate show
of wheat at to-day's market, which met only slow sale at
about 2s. decline. All kinds of spring corn unaltered. Lin-
seed cakes held firmly by crushers. Import. this week.—
Wheat, 9,303 gra. ; barley, 2,226; oats, 3,696; beans, 604;
pow, 240 ; linseed, 15,663; repassed, 940 ; oil cakes, 125 tons ;
36 tons.

LREDS, OCT. 13.—The supply of wheat to-day I. good,
the trade hi very much drpreseed, and little business has
taken place ; fine dry qualities make nearly Friday's rates,
but anything short of this description is nearly unsaleable.
Barley, too, gives way in price, nnes it be something rely
fine and choice. Beans, slow sale at rather leis money.
Other articles as before. Average Price of Grain—Whist,
3961 quarters 675. 10;d.; barley, 1,204 qrs., 435.; oats,
164 qrs. 275. ; beano, 303 qrs., 475. 100.; rye, 3 QM.,
46.. Airirals—Wheat, 3,681 qrs. • oats, 40 qrs.; barley.
961 qrs. ; beans, 240 qrs. ; rapeseed, qrs.

LYNN, OCT. weather has been showery since
this day week, with a damp foggy atmosphere. To Ibis
day's market the supply of wheat was liberal; good dry
samples were readily taken at a reduction of le. per qr.;
damp and out-condition qualities 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley
hi fair supply; good malting samples maintained last Tuas-
day's rates ; grinding descnption slow sale at last week's
currency. *lust, white, flllba. to 631 b., 60s. to 645.;
red, 6011.. to 631b0., 665. to 675. new, 621 b.. to albs.,
53e. to 68a.; ditto, 6016. to 6111,.., 40a. to 635. Barley,
Chevalier, new, 621ba to bilba., 43a. to 485.; common, 611bs.
to 621 b.., 375. to 425. Beans, old, 651 b.. to 86ilbs., 48a. to
525. ; new, 641 k.. to 661 k.., 42a. to 465. per quarter to the
growers.
NEwcmixtr., Ocr. 13.—Finest wheat In limited supply,
and Saturday's prices barely obtained. South country and
foreign dull, and 2a per qr. Is money would be accepted,
but roiliest evince no disposition to buy except in retail.
Flour difficult to quit at 41s. Oats held firmly, but few
buyers. Barley, beans, ad peas unaltered.