The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

MARKET&

TitLLOW.—Tunuteet Eves.—The market en
steady to-day. Spot. 48e. ; December, 48s. 3d. ; January
to March, 48a. 9d. ; March, 495. to 49a. 3d. Delivery to
last evening, 560 wain ; arrivals, ditto, 1,366 casks.

COTTON.—Lnuroox, Ocr. 2.—The market is quiet
to•dayt without clause io pnois. The sales are 3,000
bales, meluding 1,310 Americsa, 21d. to 294. ; 1,600 Soot,
16d. to 210: 10 Ey/pilau 14d. to 24d. ; 40 Parasol,
274. •of womb 2.000 are for'speoularaos sod export. The
weak/ import is 136,401 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILDVOILD, Ocr. 2.—Tbe
market is very quiet to-day. Those engaged is the trade
are making inquiry, but purchase little. Still prime are
very firmly maintained ; if any conceesiou is made it is is
very rare Mamma, where the bolder is obliged to redoes
his heavy stook. Staplers (morally seemed to Moline to
the opinion that present prices will be wily obtained ere
long, sod consequently decline to part with their stocks.
The same may be said of the yarn market. A few onion
are given out ; spinners are unwilling to make say cones*.
Won in the very high prices which prevail, sod segrabants
are disirielioed to give the high rates, so that a very mode.
rate business is done. The most nowt American sews bee
rather tended to strengthen the time of the market, but
smaufactairare report that they do not Mid mash Weiner
offering to-day for soy quarter, whether from home, A 11116014
or the metieental demand. Merchants seem to madder the
prime high pries. too dangerous to allow of spacialation,
sad wait the furWsr course of events. In • few iantanom
eddy have cadre, which were running eat, bean reviewed by
foreign merchants. The home homes who ordered largely
sew menthe age, are sew almost out el the market.

LAOS AND 110611ERY.—Norrnonen, Ocr. 2.—The
fair week is a quiet one for Wane* and the present bee
hese so exeoption to the rule. Orders are always seine
tram the Loodoe bosses in the first week of October, us
they are busy with their own customers ; but for silk, laces.
ea edgings, there is stiliceisiva demand, and on the
whole the trade in this class of ia fair for the aeon.
The commoner nets are ne y a dull sale. u they are
more affected by the dearness of yarns, and many homes
at present are wrt prepared to give a remunerative price to
the manufacturer. There are conflicting wooer is about the
hoiden branches, some complaining of almost total stag.
natiee, while others say that there is as much, or more,
doing, thee might have been expected, and that especially
in the low clam of goods, whirl an most in demand, and
the stocks therefore soonest exlmerted, dealers have been
compelled to bay liberally, even at the advanced rata
Nomireptass Journel.

OORN.—Balmonou,_7Ocr. 2.—At Gloeceder and Wav-
elike markets, es tie 2th, the wheat trad ruled dell,
but se reducible was submitted te At anye deacriptiom
Briley rstbar cheaper. Otis, bras, sad pees unaltered.
Dewlap the present week we bare bad rather more inquiry
for whist, sod previous •edi wen maintained. Begley
bee is request, and sew cheaper. Oslo quite as dear. On
teens and per the tarn was is farmer of buyer. At Wol-
verhempton yesterday there was so life ia tbe trade, bet
lower prices were sot accepted for any kiad el wheat. At
this day's market there was • barge supply of Mulish wheat,
meetly la very dam erudition ; dry, also goad, j..=
maimed about last week's rates ; ethers
bey
trading downwards. Oats sod beam 7ser shaper:
I'eas, slew sale, UM set lower.
BIWITOL, Oor. 2.—Our market to-day was very fully
attended by fanners sod dealers. Ensbak wheat was In
medenste supply, end met a tuft gala at rather osier bet

week's prior for good-conditioned sample., and at 2.1.
reductiuu fur draw lots. Fortino mufti' off slowly with.
out alteration in value. Malting barley fully support.'
last work's prices ; for grinding a fair rood detnand. Mop-
pier of Lisa ors are &under. and prior gave way oil.
per qr., visite bringing 24a. to 24a. lid. pre &Mb. ; tawny,
325. and bra, 12s. 61. to 20s. Cal. per 3041 b. Fur held,
and Indian corn scarcely any inquiry.

DErcria, Ocr. had a large supply of wbeat at
market to. day, bat, a great deal of it being damp and ot.t
of conditioc, it bold slowly at rather less mousy. law dry
wheats, however, and samples At for seed, there was
fair demand at last week's prices. More barley tbui
hot week. The highest prices may be quoted at 44h.
Vetehee and beans in large quantities, and may be bought co
rather easier term. Best red wheat, 295. to 31s. ; second
ditto, TA. to vs. ; inferior ditto, 18e. to 21s. ; barley,
40.. oats, 21s. to 30.. ; beans, 21s. to 2:o. ; peas. I
to 21.. ; rye, 21s. ; old biso, dour, 44a. to 4ds. ; other flJur,
30.. to 42.

MairCHEITEI, Ocr. 2.—Our market this morning was sot
numerously attended, and the proceeding were of a life-
less character. English wheat, being generally out of ow.
dition, was scarcely inquired for, and almost altog. Liar
nominal in value ; foreign, on the contrary, woe firmly held
for previous rates. Flour was an exceedingly dull tale,
end must be quoted 6d. to Is. per sack and barrel anew.
Old oats and oatmeal were aachaageti, but new declinedId. per 451 be. and la per load. Eoglish beans were rather
lower, but Egyptian were again the turn dearer. ludwg
corn was likewise is Lvov of sellers.

Nkwajik, OCT. L —This being an annual fair there was
full attendimor of farmers and • large show of wheat,
mostly in improved condition. The disposition was to pur-
chase at less money, but the market closed firm at last
week's rates. The beet samples of barley brought full
prices, other sorts freely offered, and is. to 29. per qr.
ower.

limireußY, OCT. 2—We had a good supply of wheat, foe
which there was very little demand ; prices did not, how.
ever, recede more than la. per .Ir. Yore barley on offer of
middling quality ; very doing as yet ; at Is. lea
mousy. Oator, beans, cod peas steady at late rates.

lasawas, Oct •L
—The sale of wheat is very slow,
and only maples for seed keep op their former value, most
parcels beim out of 000ditioo. The prices obtaioal for
wheat are from 46e. to 625. ; barley, 33e. to 365. ; oats, h.
to 31s. • beans. 375. to 465. ; pees, 40a. ; rye, 354. to 3tls. ;
tares, us. to Ms. per qr.

WArwarozo, OCT.: I.—With fair arrivals of grain to
our market siliCe Saturday, we hare a steady trade is
all articles at about previous rates, with the exception
of oat*, which are 3d. to 6d. per barrel lower.

Ocr. I.—As compared with last week :
Wheat was 2s. down on the top, sad le. 3d. down on the
&vane on old ' • baley was 4e. 6d. up on the top, and
3.7 d. down on the average ; oat& were same on the top,
and 3d. up on the average; beans were same on the top,
and 2d. up on the average. Wheat, new, 41s. Od. to
655. Od. ; old, 48e. Od. to 654.• battery, 235. 6d. to 41s. 6d. ;
oats, 245. Od. to 345. Od. ; bean., 47.. Od. to 52a. Ocl.

CATTLE —ThustoL, Oct. 2.—Then was a very good
supply of beef at our market to-day, with a method int.
protestant is the quality. Prices experienced vary little
alteration, but from the general character of sales affected
we may state that quotations bud a downward tendency.
In a few instances prime animals fetched Ms., but the
average figure wan 63e. per cwt., and secondary demriptions
from 52a to 58a About the same number of sheep peened
ea
last week, and no change in prices, Unto being •
very good trade at the top quotation of lid. sod ewe'
fetched from 60. to 7d. A shorter supply 'of lambs,
but amply sufficient for the demand, trade being dulL
A large number of store cattle, but very few couutry
buyers being present, trade was heavy. In store sheep
good ewes sold well, and all descriptions brought to market
were *oust' and good, the disease, which had been preselect
elsewhere, sot having shown itself in this neighbourhood.
A Urge supply of pigs, with brisk trade, and prices done.
Our average quotations are 13e. 3d. to Bs. 3d- Is mach
cows there has been a very fair supply, and most of the
animals on offer found a ready wile at prices fully as high as
three of the past few weeks, and in some Instances 171. to
3:11. was given for prime animals. A larger show of horses,
with a trifling improvement is trade, but very little busi-
ness doing. _ • ••• • •

NorruroHam, OCT. 1. —There wee a fair supply of fat
baste at to-day's cattle market, the demand for which was
quiet, aad alas wars made at quite as little money as lest
week. Of sheep the supply was hardly an average, and it.
desamid was study at late sites. Calves were in small sup.
ply, sad salsa took plats quickly at extreme rates. There
was a sheet supply of lambs, mid prices remain unaltered.
Pip were a moderate show. and the inquiry suss firm at
bat* rates. Qaolatioas :—Beef, 7s. to 7s. 9d. ; pork,
6a. 9d. to 7a. id. per dose of 141 b. ; mattes, 6iol. to
7ed. ; veal, 60. to 7PI. par lb.
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. . .
gmarnenton, Ocr. 1.--The supply of cattle this monies
was large, the Dumber being 583, or 164 more than last
market. The supply being equal to the demand, sales were
slowly effected. Best beef from 7a. &L to A. Od. ; mutest,
from 7s. to 75. 3d. ; middling and inferior, from Ba. to
6s. 6d. per store. The supply of sheep and lambs was
6,582., or 1,288 fewer than loot Wednesday, 1,236 of which
were store lambs. Good sheep being 113110111maintaieed last
week's prices, bet the secondary and inferior sorts were
difficult to sell, and fully cheaper. Top prise of %Ito best
ototton,7d. ; secondary, 60. ; owes, from 40. to 54d per
lb. Limbs, top price. 27a., ; curtest from 15e. to
2Da., and down to 9s. a head ; blackhead, lA. 9d. to 151 ,
end down to 7s. a head. Fed pigs brought from se. (ii.
to 6s. &I. per stone ; to to eight weeks old do., from 71. to
9s. a head.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Mlles Pea- Nee. Total. Total,
open singers ehandla• 1102 1921
Week ending Aug. 3. a L
Feat Italian Peninsula 437k 1,664 2.284 3,908 3.087
Week ending Sept. 21.
nteerp & Rotterdam —
week ending Sept. 23
. Anal & Loankaroo- V en
=I. Line) 1004 15,03 30,853 46,276 52,04
14ne)
leagral Hay Branch
Maroc' to Bologna Ol 2,284 1,1.61. 3,438 3,117
Week ending Sept. W
las& &N. Counties — 1,408 042 2,250 !
make' and Meuse
Week ending Sept. 27.
Notth Easters 11949 20.578 26,771 40,349 44,079
Stockton end Darkiaato•
West Mandan _ IP 678 496 1.060 1,971

RAJLWATII

Week se4ag 8694 18. .
Belfast and Camay Down 49 601 131 886 GS
Bristol and ltzeiet
Great Eastern
Greet WINIIIII
tne.,Chetlant.and Dover 72e 4,019 886 6.796 %GI
Manchester Baetth Juno-
ties. At Ailirlaciesat
Midland 630 10.719 TON 43,921 41.481
Korth British 4lo* kne 6.676 16.471 11.713
ehottlelt Oentrel — 1.746 9.121 48,7 441
ishrosiddr• maks to* we BM 8M 614