The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TLTEIMAT Evsouto Tito market op
study to-day. Spot sad all the year, 44. to 438.64; dom.,.
to Mora, 440. 94. ; Nos* 480. 6d. Delivery so
main, 192 oaks ; arrivals ditto, 38000 mks.

COTTON 000D8.-11saommerta, 27.—1 n expert
yarns a considerable amount of business has bees doss, at
extreme prime. Is the early part of the mania, the
market was rather quiet, but later in the day • good to..
gram from India was announced quoting the martat at c.
cotta much excited, with a coosiderable advance inyarossod
cloth, which had the effect of imparting greater stn
and activity to this market. Prices advanced 6d. pert.,
sad in some cease milers report Id. drams as eximposa
with last Friday. The market for times descriptices
(shipping) yarns closes with a strong and buoyatit feeliag A
moderate business is also reported to have been effected in
cop yarns at an advance on last week. Manufacturers hos.
tated in the morning to give the advance, but on the wank
a fair amount of business is understood to have been dm,
and the market for them goods is better Ulm last week,
the telegrams from India is one from Calcutta of
Oct.kltel quoting 61b. shirtioge Bed. per piece higher; 7th ditto
Bd. per piece higher ; Rib. shirting% 18d. higher ; and conk.
also considerably advanced. In the cloth market there hen
aloe been some improvement. The excitement is the Liver-
pool cotton market last week checked, and in fad almost
stopped business in calicoes, but the renewed Letivityst Lim.
pool, of the last t wo days hu bean to some extent rammed to
here and we have had considerable inquiry for mod
description of cloth suitable to India, sad • good min,
Wen have been made. The dearer cotton market °Limn
manufacturers to further advance their quotations, these
offers have in some came been declined, and the business
effected for actual shipment is understood to have bees
sualL Some melee, however, have been effected toaltipprrn
when MUM arse willing to meet buyers at something iambi
oakum rates. A fair business has beez does in some mm
at the full Weft," but it is generally believed to have been
of a speculative character. ?dews. Ponder and Co., IQ
their monthly circular, dated yesterday, quote 8111.
China shirting at 21s. &I. to 225. per pies; 45 aadso.
loch shirtinge. 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d. per lb. ; loeg clothe,
2s. sd. to 2s. 6d. per lb. ; T cloths, 2a. dd. to 2a da par lb.
Crmmoa No. 30's yarn they quote at 30,4 d.• WI, at 33. d.
mud the best respectively at 31id. and 36d. per lb. No.
16's to 24'e water twist, Surat quality, they my bars
fetched 316 d. par lb.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lteri, Ocr. 27. —Then en
scarcely so avenge attendance of buyers in the balls the
morning, and the transactions were comparatively Unwed.
Thin, however, is only what might reasonably be expected st
this advanced period of the mason. The demand to-day his
mainly been for witneys pilots, and stout fabrics, with s
sprinkling of tweeds and burials. Quotations atillrals firm

MANUFACTURE% RUMMISIMELD, Ocr. 2T.—'ha
buyers attending to-day hare not been so numerous, but
'tin a modemte business has been transacted. The prin.
cipal demand was for dark troweerings in winter patterns
and low-priced union goods for shipping. A few heavy
permis ok.f the better deems bare also been mat off daring
the wee

WOOLS.—HoneIIMIILD, Ocr. 27.—The wool trade
shows more activity at peewit the it his done tor some
time book. There is i fair demand toe coosamptioo, band.
which there is a little apecolatioo smoogst dealer, to 4
prizes in coessgo.lroe are hardesiog.

0011.87.—Hutt, Ocr. N.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat, which is taken off et fully last
week's rates, best runs of red making 375. to 38s. per 50i1b.
to the grower. Foreign neglected, but holders gee sal
firm. Barley, both !malting and grinding, slow sale at Is.
decline. Beaus and peas move off slowly at pint in father
of buyers. Oath dull sod rather cheaper. The fames
imports last week are as under : Wheat. 2.697 gth; barley,
6,688; beans, 528 ; peas, 404 ; linseed, 6,097 ; rapeseed, 782 ;
oil-cakes, 335 toes ; bone, 285 tons.
Logos, OCT. 27.—The trade is rather slow for wheat to.
day, and the few sales made are at about last week's
rates. Finest barleys quite as dear, other sorts rather
easier to
unaltered.buy. Beans sell at late rates. Other articles

Llrearoor., Ocr. 27.—We have had as average attend.
mice of buyers at to-day's market, and wheat has corn.
maadad a @ready consumptive inquiry at full prima Barrel
Boer is comparatively mane, and hold for 6d. advance, which
bayou» not willing to pay ; sacks firm. ladies corn was
taken freely by speculatan at last Friday's prices, but
holders sow ask 6d. per qr. more for mixed Americo ;
round yellow descriptious are barely 3d. per qr. dearer.
Oats dull, bat oatmeal is the turn against buyers. Beans
bring
e!ully late rates. Peas and barley unchanged. The
dome with much firmness.

LT 11/4 Ocr. 27.-Weather ham been fine ease this day
week, with light northerly wiods. At this day's market
we have a fair show of wheat, and more disposition shown to
get into stock ; beet wimples 6d. to ls. more money. Barley
I. good supply. Molting rune maintained last Tuesday'si
rates ; grinding samples is. per qr. cheaper. Beam and pas
slow ails. Oats prices Ann. Per qr. imperial to the grower :
-Wheat. white. new, 63/h e. to 641 ha per imperial bushel,
45e. to 46e. ; ditto red. 631 be. to Oilbs., 40s. to 42e. ; ditto
red, old, 6211.. to 631ba., 40a. to 41s. Worley, best Ohu
valise malting, 541bs. to Mlbs., 37.. to 395.; ditto, rum
Chevalier ditto. 531 h. to 5411., 33e. to 34e. Oats, 3611..
to 4211 n., 225. to 26e. Beans, old, 631bs. to 651 he., 40a to
445. ; new, 631 b. to Baba, 38.. to 40a.
NOTCABTLZ. Oct. 27.-The weather today hue again
assumed an unsettled appearance. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and having very little offering from the coast, the trade was
somewhat firmer, especially for fine and old foreign wheats,
in which a fair extent of business occurred, old Dentrit
realising 45.., secondary 40s. 6d., and red Wolgut 445.. all
per 504th.. reepectively. Flour mot little atteutimi, bat is
its value little change can he reported. Melting barley is.
paired for; grinding unchanged, acd the same remarks will
apply to other articles.
SALISKIRT. OCT. 27.-There wee a full attendance, and
• very lame supply of grain. Buckles. in wheat ruled slow,
though prime declined shout 6d. to Is. per qr. Flour the
same. There was a good inquiry for malting barley, which
maintained full prices, but inferior sorts were not much in
request. A gad trade doing in old melt, airdgood samples
were in advance GI to la per qr. In other respects there
was no alteration in prime. W neat, new. Ms. to 43e. ; old.
33.. to 43a. Barley, 20a. to 40s. Oats. 222. to 30a.
40.. to 48.. Pees, 30s. to 36e. Bye, 28a to 38s. per qr.
Flour, 31a. to 375. per sack. Malt, 64a. to 66a. per qr.

cATTLE.-BAtisßrßY, OCT. 27.—Our market today
wits largely supplied with beasts, bat, as is generally the
ease at this period of the year, with a greet number of corm
psretively rough attars. There was also a very good at-
tendance of butchers cod dealers. The demand for the
best animals was quick and good, and maintained firm
rates, but interim- sort, were disposed of at eon.
*identity len money. Sheep were very largely supplied,
and the patent animals sold for rather more money,
whilst the rougher sorts were sold cheaper. There
were a few pea* of lambs on offer, which mule very
high prices. Calves were in very abort supply and little
bus:ous consequently transacted. In the pig market a
considcrahhe number were cm sale ; a good business wee
transacted, primes being a little firmer. Best ox beef,
Ili. Id. to 12s. 6.1. per score; cow and heifer ditto,
10c tolls. 6d. ; beet -Down mutton, 7d. to 6.1. per lb. ;
but inferior mutton, Gd. ; lamb, 10d. ; veal, 7d. to 79d. ;
fresh pork. 7il. to 7. d. • and Be. 9d. to 9c 3d. per
icon; green heron. lid. 'to Bd. per lb. • dry ditto, Bd.
to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, Bd. to id. ; quarter old
store pigs, 12s. to 14a. each ; mows with caves, 121. to 141.