The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THOMSDAT market was flat
today:—spot. 1862, Y.C., 425. ; October to December,
435. ; December alone, 43e. ; January to March, 43e. 9d.
Delivery to last evening 688 casks ; arrivals.

OOTTON.—Ltrzaroor., Barr. 3.--Oor market continues
steady and firm in prices. The asks ere 10,000 balm, of
vkiels 4,000 are on speculation and for import. 1,000
;
Asmaiosn, 2241. to Zlid. ; 7,54.10 Bona 14d. to 72.1. 1,000
2gyptian, 170. to 25d. 60 Yerostabooo, 244 d. ; 400 Bahia
I sod Moosio, 220. to 244. ; 10 Maraoham, 2414. The
week's import is 22,?.26 Woo.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFOBD, Sin. a—Not-
withstandlog the wet and unfavourable mon* we one-
timw to experience • good and healthy dimmed for all
dames of wool. The advanced prices of last week are in all
cans fully maintained, Lod in some sales more money is
realised. The accounts from Bristol wool fair are such ea to
strengthen prime hem. There is nut much wool shown,
and sellers are extremely firm in their demands, which are
actually in advance of the rates current here. Tbe fair is
reported to to von brisk, owing to the high prices
asked aad. eons aurae. There ualso a good steady
bunions dines is wonted yarns, both for home and foreign
account. Pisces are very firm. The partial excitement
which was noticeable last Thursday is to some =-
toot allayed, and the market this morning has boos of •
quieter character. The demand for the home trade hr new
become rather limited. The orders for spring goods are net
se yet gives out, sod the actual traussctious aro yeedised
the sorting np of stocks. The Aniaricao merchants we-
gime to do a fair business. Shippey' have bees making
offers, but at price which are not acceptable to mourn-
tutors, and as Use former have supplied their most urgent
wants, they aro seemingly not disposed to operate to sat
extent for the present. Manufacturers, on the other ban
have entered into engagements, and are willies to do new
business at present- Prices are stiff, with an upward
the tendency.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NarrniaRAN, SEPT. 3.
There I. so material alteratioa yet to be Doris mi in the
candle/cm of the lace trade. Ose or two formes house
'poet • tritliog ameodmeut in certain bruetes, while thou
who do a more general business say that trade is very quiet.
Silk edgings awl laces, also mecblio quahogs are still is
deemed, but cottons are a slow sale, though more is ex-
pouted to be done as woe u Museectioos 00111014111011 foe
the autumn trade. The hosiery trade is also quiet, sad
about the same bee bees dorm as duriug the previous
fortnight. There are, however, a few home and foreign
orders is aurae of execution, just to supply immediate
wants, as yaw have risen 2. per 10lb. bundle in two
weeks.—Ziottiaphan Journal.

CORN. Baufirosaam, Burr. 3.—At this day's market
there was a fair supply of Eoglish wheat, and new MUllpitle
sold at an advance of Gil. to Is. per quarter ; but this im•
provemout did not esteod to old or soy description of
foreign. Barley less iu request. Ws 6J. to Is. pee quarter
lower. Beans and peas firmly held for previous rates.
Botever., Burr. 3.—At our market today there was a
moderate supply of English wheat, which met a tair sale
at fully last week's prier. Foreign quite as dear, with a
better isquiry. Some Ise samples of new malting barley
changed hands at Us. to We. par imperial qr. Boarcely
I any grinding offering, and values quite as dear. Oats in
limited inquiry. and tid. to la. per qr. lower ; new tasruey
realised Its. ; black, Itts. per MINI. Maim again the turn
cheaper. For beaus scarcely any iaquiry.
Itairrifirina, SIFT. 3. Our market this morning
was tolerably wall attended, and with a col,tiouvune of
rain a firmer hellos was apparent. New English wheat
was taken with more freedom, and must be quoted la. per
quarter higher than os this day a/insight ; there was also
as improved demand for fixings, which wu Miseirliat
checked in coasoquesce of holders having raised their pre-
tensions ld. to J. per 100 lbs. New English Sear wr ia
fair consumptive demand at fully late rates, but arbor nen
sold slowly. without champ in value. Oats were emir to
sell at previous priers, bat oatmeal was not mash see&
after. Seams ruled ataxy, and Indian corn nadenreelk so
material oireare

Nzwana, SEPT. 2.-Hers today wheat was in moderate
supply, and had a fair demand by the local mdlers at 1..
per qr. advance upon last week's rates. Very little barter
offering, and prices yet above the OHMS of buyer. for muck
basins'. to be dues. Is oats and beans no alteration.
NZWIRTIT, SEPT. 30-We had a good supply of wheat,
principally new, a steady sale ; new wee 2s. per qr.
cheaper; old aintained late rates. Scarcely snythiog
dolmen barley, the weather being so bad for getting it in.
Oats, beau, sad peas about the same.
DiVIMS, Barr. 3.-Ws bad a small supply of wheat at
market to-day, sad best dry samples of both old and new
most be quoted 6d. per sack higher than last week ; damp
and inferior samples a dull sale. 245. per neck was the tap
price for good wheat ; rye (best), 18e. Very little of other
urn is the market. Best new wheatv 23a. Od. to 24.,
beet old red, 22e. to 245. ; interior sods. 17e. to 225. ; grief
Vs barley, Ms. to Ms. ; as, 21s. to 28s. ; Imam, 21,
to lin ed ' • peas, its. to 21e. ; Gas hoar, 37.. to 40.•*.
other Boor, 335. to 365.
UMBILDMI, Barr. 3.-With a small show of wheat th
trade is improved, bat set higher in vales,being cp.
beet pries rivets. Oats, 21s. to 218 s. beans, 38s, eugot
pass, 88a. :try, 345. per qr. Tares, 7s. &L per bushel.
liounraaon Barr. 2.-We had is the market todn
1.008 qrs. wheat, 130 barley, 969 oats, and 31 beau. The.
were sold-What, 638 qrs. ; 149 ; eats, 535; lean;
10. As compared with last week, wheat we. ls. up o
top, and ld. down on the average. Barley was t;d. doe;
on the top, sad 4d. down on the average. (la. are
la ed. down on the top, and 10:1 down on the aunt
Beaus were 4s. 3d. up on the top, and en 3d. up oil 11
average. Priem per imperial qr. :-Wheat, 30s. to it,
Barley, 255. to Ms. 6d. Oats, 21s. to 32.. Beans, 4h.,
Weight of top-Wheat, 6511bn ; barley, 5731 be. ; cats
4416 e. ; beams, Maw.

CATTLE-Norrocitam, Barr. 2.-The market
eras largidy supplied with tattle of • very inferior quasi
Timm was a good demand for lirettdees beef, at ad
prices. Best beef made 6s. per *toots ; inferior sorts, whir '
met • dull sale, mold at 6e. to 7s. Sheep were supplied h
mall numbers, and sold at higher prices. Bat made 51
per lb., inferior 7d. Few lambs were shown, and the io
query was dull, at prices miming from 255. to X.M. Giro
are also limited in supply, and the demand slow ; the;
64d.; inferior. 6d. The demand for Mall potions was ;cod,
at prior from 6a. to la.; Snoop, ss. to 6e.
Bommummi, SEPT. 2 -The supply of cattle this worst;
was lees, the number, 424, beteg ICI4 fewer ; demised 1166
good, and last week's prime, quality considered, fully 3r4.
Top price,
;current, 7s. 6d. to 7• 9d. ;
Ltedu;nd inferior, from 6e. 6d. to 71. 3d. per stone. Le
supply of sheep and lambs amounted to 9,187, baits d
more than last week ; 2,619 of the above were note lueb.
Demand good, sad prior for the bent sorts of sheep (whit
were scares) were fully higher. Top prim of the ha
mutton, led. ; entreat, 7d. to 7ja.; ewes, sd. to 6d. pert.
Lambs, top price, from Drew, &at Lothian. 34e. 6d, A
ooneiderable quantity of the top lots were sold at
varying from Ze. to 38.• a head ; eurreat, from 17s. to lb
bleckfeeed, 175., 165., 155., 14e. 6d.. 135., 12a. 9d., lb
and dowswerde. Cheviot 'redder lambs, from Nitta,
abide, brought 17e. a heed. Fed pigs brought from ls.l
ss. 6d. pm stony ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from ;
to 100. a bead.