The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TUZSDAT EVIXEIIO. The market WM
steady to-day. Spot sew, 40; old, 38s. 6d; au the year,
40a ; Dauber, 4la ; Jrsery to ![.rah, 42/1„ 3d.;
l 43.. Sd. Delivery to last evening, 392 casks;
a=l, 561 cash.

OOTION.--Ltniioo4, Oar. 25. —Ws ban bad • wiry
good &mood to-day, with au ad.aoco at Id. over Fridaya
quotaldar. &dr to-dahlb,ooo taloa. iaaladlag 10,000
rcalaties said import. 300 kiawaioui,223ld. to Md. ; 240
imam. ko.. Wad. ; 10 Manwhaw, ; 350 lfwww
and Bah* 190. to 204. ; 300 Egyptian, I2d. to 24d. •
30 Elakyrsa, ; 13,770 &rat, Bd. to 16id. ; Madras;
15d. to 16d. ; Bowl, 86.4 tc., 6d. to 90. ; China,
I.ld. to 12s.

COTTON 00008.— MANCHESIIII, OCT. 25.—1 n the
market for 'hippies you there is very little change for the
better. Some few sales have been made, but et ruinously
low price. to producers, and but for them sales our market
would *pia have been • bleak. Great &street prevails,
and few people appear disposed to se into say operations of
moment at present. Herne trade yams have been • little
improved by the mimosas is the Liverpool cotton market,
bat prises are very little cheesed from the current rates of
Friday. Spinning show • disposition to sell, but the Waimea
las the day has not bees an average one. The excitement in
the Liverpool whoa market has had more effect upon Ms
cloth than the yera market, and has to some extent checked
the downward tendency of prices. It has also had the
effect of bringing buyers into the market to some extent,
and offers are made for Moths somewhat more freely et old
rates, leading in some instances to • fair amount of business.
There is an unwillingness, however, to pay such an advance
as would cover the rise in the cotton market, otherwise the
transactions of the day would probably have reached•
amisiderable mount- The inquiry has been of • very eis
nerd &ander, including most el the staples suitable fur
India, and • very large number of buyers have appeared
willing to invert capital ia cotton goods at present prices. The
quotations of sellers have been emeielembly reduced since
last Tuesday ; but still the alas made have been • little
above the lowest better
we had remelted up to yesterdo.
With a nether better feeling amonget both buyers and
sellers is oosseqamos of the cheese at Liverpool, still the
movement there is regarded merely as • speculative one,
and not mom likely to be long-lived, if, indeed, it does sot
meet with • severe check. The better business is cloth to-
day, in fiat, in only the lateral result of a tear that prim
for the prompt have touched the lowest, and this his
precipitated • number of orders on the market that
were holding in suspense.

WOOLLEN.—Ligok Ocr. 25.—Ws hays again to com.
plain el •quiet market this sorting, both is the white and
coloured hallo. The demand ham been for tweeds and fancy
eoatinp, although the tranwatioes for these goods have
been very limited. In the white market a few prods of
hair lists hays been transferred. Witco's, pile* and other
heavy fabrics have been sparingly inquired for. Bates us
without alterattoo.

MANUFACTURES. Hi

Orr. 25.—The

buyer attending to-day have not been numerous, sod biun.
men tranoactions have bum au the same limited scale as
noticed the last three or four weeks. The demand has
chiefly been for new patterns la fancy trouserinp and set.
enable heavy goods, but great caution was evident in all
purchaess, no great parade being made up.

WOOLS--HUDDMUIM,D, Ocr. 25. —The wool trade coo.
tinsel is a languid state, manufacturers buying only what
they require for immediate me. Priem remain much abort
as usual, though a shalt, lam might be accepted if offered
fan quantity.

0011.14.—80 u., Oct. 25.—At today's market a mode.
rate supply of English wheat, which sells steadily at fully
lost Toneday's currency, beet rues of red making 38.. to
40a. per 5041ba. to grower. Foreign held above Ideas of
buyen, and very little doing. Barle► for griadieg scarce
sad rather dearer. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats quiet,
and new corn rather cheaper. Foreign arrivals for the
week :—Wliesa, 4,563 qrs. ; barley, 732 ; beans, 139;
pees, 853 ; Urea, ZI ; rye, 252 ; Indian can, 4,697.
'MIMI, OCT. 25.—Then was Milo alteration in the
wheat Ira& from bet week ; the supply was moderate, and
late prices well maintains& A large supply of barley,
meetly of esimiece quality, far which the defused wee
rather heavy. Beans and per dull at late valuer.

Lams, Oct. 25.—We baser very tolerable eonramp•
ties dinned for wheat to-day at the rates of Friday. Barley
molls at late prism Bowe ia fair inquiry, bat value re-
mains the mate. Other articles also unaltered.

lavzarooz.. Ocr. 25. —Much more 'madames! hes been
exhibited in oar market to-day, sod. compared !with the
lowest point of Friday last, we quote a recovery of
Id. to 2d. p., metal on wheat, with a fair swami of bull•
new passing. Flour is more saleable, but osissot be called
dearer. lodise corn Sods more buyers, sad with hew qua.
UP, offering we report it fully 3d. per qr. is sells& favour.
Oats and oatmeal very dalL Beane, paw, sad barley fair
sale at late rates. Market closes with • toad toss.

LYNN, Ocr. 23.—At our market this jay them wss
good attseilmios o growers ; the supply at wheat *as fair,
sad sold noddy Waft wash's rats. Bewley— Yining is
good simply, mid last week's prices maintained ; grinding
dell, but BM cheaper. Beans sad oats remain without any
altsratioe is value. Per imperial quarter to the grower :
—Whist, whits, new, 83lba. to Ulbs., 435, to 45.,; ditto. red,
Ma. to itelbs., 37., to 385.; ditto, red, old. 8211 s. to 641 b.,,
38s. to 39a. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 561bs. to
hums., 325. to 345.; ditto, rams Chevalier ditto. 54Th., to
561bt., Ds. to 32a. Oats, 3611:o. to 421*., 225. to 265.
Beane, old, 631*. to Nibs., 40e. to 425. ; ditto, new, 631ta.
to &fibs.. 36a. to 375.

Nawoearts, Oar. Ss.—The weather sines Saturday has
bees mesedingly wei, bat Mere are now iodiaatious of •
Amiga At our msrbet this morale( we had a asodmsle
show al wbsat from the powers, bat from A* Mande thsr•
was a large qaaatity offering, which sold slowly at War-
day's rates. Flour without champ. Montag barley MS
difficult to quit, and &sayer. In ether 'Aisles
se obsess.

flatniewir, Ocr. 25.—Our market to-day. for the sewn
of the year, was wry well supplied with pain, and there
was as avenge &tissues, of both boyars sad sellers. Trade
in wheat was very quiet, purchasing oily for immediate
wants. et about la. per qr. dosses. Flour weltered is
yaw. There was a good deemed for malting; barley, whisk
realised tall tense, whilst esoosdery sorts were is little
request. Old malt the taro cheeps". Ia other deiwiptione
of rain sot much doing, without alteration is prima Whitt.
36.. to 435. Barley, 28.. to as. Oafs, 19e. to 22e. Bess" Ns.
to 48e. reek 39a. to elis. Bye, 28.. to 33a. per qr.
Tare, 10a. to 10a. Id. per lse. Yak Hs. to Its.
per qr. Plow, 28s. to 34.. per MIL

CATTLX—SAussaigr. Oct 25.—T0-day's market was
very burly supplied with brats, the roost part of • rcorally
tread character heel Drross being sorerrhat scam
There was • good Paradox* at buyers, sad best quality
sold quickly sad realised fall twos of last market. Other
dercriptioes of Wreak Win a dull Isle, bat a good rural
lours was dose at • hill* leer nosey. We had roe el
the largest supplies of sheep we have had for many
weeks, which being too beery for the demand, the
Inds was slow at • little lees !cowry limbs were seam
The supply of calves was short, sod little brimless was does
st late rates. A good deal of leads was does is pip, at about
stationary Floss. The supply was very large,. Best ox bid
11,. 6d. to 12s. 6d. par sows ; cow sad Wirt ditto. lib. to
Ile gd.; mottos of inferior quslity, pot lb. ; ben
dewlap, 7ad. ; veal, 7d. to 7it ; fresh pork, 7d. to
sad 9s. 9d. to lOs par soors ; pees harm, 7d. to
7 per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled hares, 941.
to 10d. ; quarter old store pip, 14s. to 16a. each ; erre
with salves. 14i. to 161