The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-29 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—FaIDAT RVINING.—TIi• market was stied,
toela Spot, new, 40a 611. ; old, 39a. 6d. ; all the you,
40a ;d. ; December, 41a. ; January, 42a. to 425. 3d. ; Mar3h.
435. to 43e. 3d. Delivery to last 'resin& 1,705 mats ; sr.
rivals, 1,066 casks. Town tallow, 41a. 91. sot cub ; Toot.
rog slump, 40s. 3d. to 41a. ; beef, 39e. 6d. to 40e. ; South
Americas, 40e. 6d. to 40a. 9d. let pipes. No North offering.
Australian sheep, 40. 9d. to 41a. 6d. ; beef, Mk. to ;gll. 6d.
good to ffn. ; coooa-nut oil steady ; Cochin at 34s 6d.

COTTON. —LavuzooL, Oar. 28. —The *Ake market
sustaioed a further heavy deals* on Pride) sod beturday,
but subsequently the very low range of prime and improved
aspect of the mosey market attracted attention ; large per.
chases have been made daily by exporters and speatcre,
and daring the last few days the gouda here also bought
freely. Prime recovered, sod have steadily advanced, the
week closing with a decidedly improved tom in every respect.
Americas has bees only is moderate request, and after a
decline of 1 tito 2d. has rallied, and clams about Id. below
last week. ptimi continues in demand, but has farther
fallen fully 1 per lb. Smyrna has been is improved
demand, sad has advanced fully Id. per lb. In Brasil,
Sects and Maimio gave way Id. per lb., but bars
Sum partially recovered, and closed shoat gd. below last
week. In Permantbaeo the rides have been moderate at Id.
decline. Meraahasi is neglected at ,d. to Id. below former
quotations. Fast ladle is Id. per lb. dearer then but week,
mid in Seaga! and Sande lid. dearer. the sales is these dr
scriPtiom ban_ Speculators have taken during
the week 24200 belie, exporters 16.500 bales, sod the trade
34.240 boles of all load.. We have bed a good demand to-
day, with a strops market. The males are 204,000 bales, of
which 10,000 are for export and speculatim. The following
are the official quotations of fair Orleans, 25d. ;
22d. ; Mobile, 244 d. ; middling, 21fd. ; fair Uplands,
21a. ; middling, 2114.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancgzerga, Ocr. 28.—There
oonaiderable buena!' in all blade of shipping yam, at a great
advance on Tuesday's prices. There in, also • marked in.
E::ement in home trade yarns, particularly in those nun•
requisite in the manufacture of hada &keep, the
prices of which are 2d. per lb. higher than the low rates
current this day weak. la thebooreounte alyarn mediations She
better classes of entice there is bet httle change. They ars
rather steadier in price, but there hes not bees much beai.
nem in them. The improvement is based to • great eaters
on the speculation and ancitenseet which mark
the reaction of cotton, at Liverpool, bat it Is so
far of a Imre legitimate chancier that many of the
order, given out for yarn today are's/mod on actual Neaga
meets watered into by nanufaceerern of lade shirtinp, and
which are. therefore, not the result of • mere aculative
movement on the part at spinners. Os the whole, a very
fair business has bees dose in yarn'. The cloth market hal
also been more seen, ea will be pthered frees what is
stated above. Noes Tuesday there has been a oonsidarable
inquiry, and more deposinoa to buy. There are more
buyers in the market, and a law beeper has been done
yesterday and today at advanced pates. There is more
buying, espetially in the ekes of cloths known ss
rennet
goods Of cone* stocks have bean clamed od • good
deal, and ordeals have bees given oat which will acme
nionufacturers up to the sod of this year. In some mass the
contracts entered into extend into January and February.

CORN.—Cazataroza, Ocr. 28.—Weather damp and
mild, which roar the wheat to ovate to market in was
coaditioa ; heat dry samples of both red and white fully
supported last week's rare. Barley—Bet malting SOM.,
and fully as well sold, while aerisdary and grinding was
rather lower. Brae name sad intim, deem.

LINCOLS, OCT. 28.—W have had • fair supply of
both wheat and barley, and both articles realised last week's
prices ; the trade, however, was quiet. Whist, red, :Wit
to 395. ; whit*, 39a. to 43a. ; barley, 26e. to 322..; oats, 19s.
to 23a.

Wicurrn.c. OCT. 28.—Wheat trade slow at last Friday's
prior. Fkarley, unless 6ae le rather lower. Average for
she week warn hat. 24—Wbeat, 1.239 vs.. at 42. 4d. ;
barley, 367, at 325. 3d.; beam, 126, at 38e. 6d. ; peas, 05.
at 36.. 22d.

COALS—Lornos, Ocr. Earl Ball, 20s. 3d. ;
Walls Esd Braddylls Hem" 21a. 3d. ; Wells Led Haswell,
21a. 9d.; Walls Ead Hatton, 2l a. 9d. ; Walls Sod Tanstal.
20s. ; Walls Lad Camay, 225. ; Walls Bad Haugh Hall,
21a. ; Walls Lad Kailas, 2la. ; Walls Ead East Hartle-
pool, 21s. 6d. ; Walla End South Hallos, 21s. ; Cym Gar
neat Stops, 22116 6d.--Ships at atarkat, 28; sold, 28.

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