The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-14 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR 01 THE RIPBXIIII.

Bfit,—Permit me to correct a part of your
police report, headed That I am Hides with
toy husband C.ptaio Villiers Tuthill." I positively deity
that such is the ease. I have never lived with hits since
our judicial separation.—lam, Az.,
JA-NE ANNIE VILLIERS TITTFIILL.

8, Southborough-road, Victoria-park, South kiackooy.

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TURSDAT EWILNIYG.—The market was quiet
today. Spot, 425.; October to December, 43a.; December,
43a. 9d. to 44a.; January to March, 448.3 d. Delivery to
lest ming, Wreaks ;arrivals do., 351 maks.

OOTTON.—Lrvraroot, Birr. 13.—Market rather quiet,
at areviou prima Balm to-day, 4,000 balm; 'Deluding
2,5 W speralatioa and export. 300 Amarican, 270. to 28gd. •
100 Fermin, ko., 28d. to 290. ; 70 Mimi* aed 27fd:
to 2&1. ; 150 Egyptian, 17d. to 32d. ; 80 Smyrna, 18d. to
3,300 Bond, 1241 to 2241. ; Madras, 131 d.
Suede, So., 1411 ; China, MM. to 18d. ; Japan,Bargi
to 30d.

COTTON GOODS,—kLancusersn, Bar. 13.—The
martet is quite as lifeless and inactive as it was Let week.
Le shipping yarns no offers have been made at terms which
spinners would accept The market-day, perhaps, can
hardly be remembered when business was as utterly ins.
practicable. Home-trade yarns are quite as unsalieble.
Until • demand for cloth springs up, nisanfacturen seem
less and leas disposed to buy yarns to go on making. prior
are weaker than they were lest week, and the testicle in
favour of closing nulls appears to be gaining in strength.
There is no improvement in the cloth market. If there is
any change to-day, it consists in a more determined feeling
on the part of merchants to abstain from operations, the
high price of discounts acting as • strong deterrent. Such
offers as have been 11111110 have bean at very low rates, and
have °sly led t ) business in cases where stocks are
heavy and sellers pressing to realise. As • rale,
however, there is less pressure to sell than
might have been a:Tweed, as manufacturer's's= to derive
some hopes of the market partially, if not wholly, recover-
ing firmuese through the imminent decrease of production.
There is now a general feeling amongst manufacturers
against working to stock, and it is expected that many of
the leading 'sallowness will be prof &red to ekes their estab-
liebnienta again, wholly or partially, so soon as the present
orders in hand have been completed, and their stocks of
cotton have been worked up. It is thus e:psctad that the
production of cloth will woe be largely decreased. The
prices of sellers are nominally unchanged since last week,
but practically buyers find that they could operate at consi-
derable advantage were they so disposed.

WOOLLEN.—Lima, SEPT. 13.—Wehave again to com-
plain of rosier. market this morning. The transactions in the
Coloured-hell have been considerably below the average.
A few parcels of mottoes and plain goods have changed
head', although only to a nominal extent. The Whitehall
bee not shown any improvement upon our last report.
Bautista bare in a few isotopes@ bees transferred, and the
heavier climes of goods bare also found little encounipment.
Rates are without change.

MANUFACTURES.-111IDDISOFITLD, firrr. 13.—The
buyers attending to-day have not been up to an average.
Business generally his been much quieter than for some
weeks past. and from the caution exercised by purchasers it
is evident that the dearness of money bu as iOfitIIVOCIO ht
most transactions. There is still a moderate business doing
to order, sad the mills in the district continue fully em.
ployed.

WOOLS.—HoDDrurrnm, tilirrr. 11—Some few heavy
parcels have chaoged hands duriog the week, bet the de.
wand to-day has not been at all brisk. Prices, however,
ocotillos Ilan, sad are not expected to give way.

OORS.—Htmt., Ern. 13.—At to-day's market a good
supply of English wheat, mostly new, which sells slowly at
21. per qr. below last Tuesday's eurriocy-38s. to 415., paid
for best ruse of red to the grower. Foreign neglected, and
scarcely a transatios. Barley unaltered, stout grind
sells %a. to 28e. 6d. per 32 atones ; small, 26a. 6d. per
stoves. Bean and pees quiet. Oats swain as last Doted ;
a cargo of good dried Swedish jest arrived *Swim 225. pee
24 stows. Bye, 28e. 6d. per 48016.. Foreign arrivals for
the week :—Wheat, 2.099 qn. ; barley, 8,616 ; oste, 643 ;
beans, 31 ; pen, 1,288 ; tarn, 67 ; rye, 26 qn.

Iresciat, Barr. 13.—Than was a large supply both of
wheat sod barley at market to-day ; the former sold slowly
at pm qr. ndustion from last WOW', moss. Barley was

Ow 2s. pet qr. cheaper, there being very little demand at
preemie for this article. Beane and peu IMMO, and fully
as deer.

Liens, Srrv. 13.—The wheat trade is very depressed.
Mauro bold off buying u much as possible ; to make sales
of either sew or old, a slight concession would have to be
granted from the rates of Friday. Barley gives way in
price. Beans eagerly sought after. Oats and other articles
as before.

uvrapoor., Berr. 13. Our market has been well
attended be both local and distant buyers today, but all
still sot with extrema caution, and sellers of wheat have been
forced to make a further reduction of Id. ter rental on the
rates of last market day. Flour neglected, but not offering
cheaper. The supply of Indian oorn being much in excess of
the demand prices still give way, and we must note sit
descriptions fully 3d. per quarter lower than on Friday. 04ts
and oatmeal vary dull. Peas Is. per quarter lower. Market
closes without the least symptom of improvement. _

Linn, SEPT. 12.—The weather the latter part of last
week was nosettled, with a much lower temperature. At
to-day's market the supply of wheat was small, and the dull
*driven from Mark-lane caused a slow trade here ; growers
would not submit to more than le. pee qr. reduction from
the current rates of last week. Barley—the supply was
improved, and both malting and grinding samples 6d. to
Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats and beam the turn in favour
of buyers. Per qr. imperial to the grower:—Wheat, white,
new, 6311 e. to 641ba., 445. to 46e.; ditto, red, 40s. to 425. Bar-
ley, best Chevalier malting, 541 be. to 551 be., 365. to 375.;
ditto, rues Chevalier ditto, Mils. to &alba, 335. to 34e. Oats,
3616 e. to 421ka., 22a. to 265. Beane, old, 631 be. to 65110.,
40s. to 42a. ; ditto, new, 631bs. to Wm.. 36a. to 37a.
_ _

Ngwcaang-on-Tvmz, BKPT. 13.—The weather since
Saturday has been changeable to-day, we have rain with
southerly wind. At our market this morning we bad s
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and although
there was little offering from the coast, millers would not
buy excepting at a reduction of ls. per qr. upon old, which
factors being unwilling to accede to, scarcely a transaction
occurred. Flour a dull male, and inclinieg cheaper. In
other articles weber* little variation to report.

SALISBURY, Szrr. 13.—At to-day's market there was
rather a short supply of grain, and the attendance of
farmers was also small; they oomplained of the charges far
admission to Market-house, recently made by the Market.
house Company ; and, indeed, some few remained outside
and did their business sa best they could. The demand for
wheat WAS very tame, and priess were is favour of the
buyer. Flour unaltered in value. The demand for both
malting and grinding barley was quite of a nominal charac-
ter. Malt remained stationary. In oats, beaus, and peas
little bushier was done, and prices were unaltered.
Wheat, Pe. to 43a. Barley, 265. to 33e. Oats, 21s. to 24.
Beans. 395. to 48s. has, 39a. to 425. Rye, 29a. to 335.
per qr. Flour, 26e. to 345. per sack. Malt, 6th. to G4s.
Per (Ir•

CATTLE.—Seuminne, Seer. 13.—Our market to-day
was well supplied with beasts, as to quality, but the num.
ber was less than on offer at our last market ; the attendance
of buyers was about an average. The supply met with a
corresponding demand, at, in some cases, a little advance.
The supply of sheep was very large ; hot, notwithstanding.
a good clearance was effected, and former quotations were
fully maintained. The supply of calves was very limited ;
and lambs were very scarce, both of which maintained
former quotations. In the pig market there was a good
supply, and a deal of humanise was transacted, but prices
ruled a little in favour of the buyer. Best or. beef, 12s. to
12a. 6.1. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. tolls.; mutton
of inferior quality, ski. per lb. ; for best downs, 7e. to
Bd. was paid ; veal, to 7gd. ; fresh pork, 7d. to • ;
and 9s. 6d. to 10a. 6d. per score ; green bacon, 7d. to
per lb. ; dry ditto, &L to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, 9d.
to 10d. ; quarter old store pip, 18s. to 2'L. each ; cows
with calves, 141. to 161.