The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TCCIIDAY Eveinwc.—The market was steady
to-day. Yrices closed w follows new, 471. ; old,
475. ; all the year, 475. 13d. ; December, 486. ; January to
March, 48a. id. Delivery yesterday, 199 casks ; arrivals,
ditto, 2,258 oaks.

OOTTON.—lrrumooL, Oar. 7.—There has bees s good
destraxl eggs today, with very full prioes. The isles ere
7,000 belie, Including 870 Ammicao, Zia. to 211/41. ;
Swat, 14d. to 214 d. ; 120 ftyptian, 2544. to 27d. ;400
Penmen, 26d. to %id. ; 100 Bah* 2444., of which 5,000 ere
for speculetiosi mid export. The week's import is 15,8.12
tales.

corroN GOODS.—MANCIIESTra, Ocr. 7.—The yarn
market is reported more cheerful in feeling, and an opinion
still prevails that we shall have much higher prices. but at
the same time there is little disposition manifested by either
buyers or sellers to do business. Prices are unaltered.
Sellers are very firm in sulking the rates of last Tuesday, but
there are few buyers. Speculators are holding for extreme
prices. What little business has been dune has been for
consumption, and the buyers limit their purchams to imme-
diate wants. In such mass they have to rive very full rates.
Some few transactions are reported in yarns suitol for
Germany, but they have been confined to very mall
parcels. The American news tends to give liminess to
this market generally, but there is no response to the
feeling which at Liverpool has led to more activity and
an advance in the prices of cotton. There are telegrams
from Calcutta to Sept. 16 (six days later then the advice* to
band on Saturday), which report that yarns were 4d. par lb.
higher, but that cloths were dull and pekes weaker. Of
course, up to that date they had not received intelligence of
the great rise which took place here froin the '2sth of
August to the 6th September. These telegrams have lied
no effect either on the yarn or cloth market here, neither
depremiug nor raising prices. The holders of cloth are ex-
ceedingly firm, but there are no buyers. The quotations are
the same as last week, with no business doing for any market.
Neither manufacturers nor speculators are pressing goods on
the market, and we shall probably have little or uo change
till the arrival el the next India mail

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lune. OCT. 7.—lfhe markets Ws
morainic were only thinly attended, end the amount of Mai.
nom transacted was not ap to the ordinary rvenge. In
the Coloured Hall a few tweeds and fancy coatings met
with purchasers: ia the While Hall there was a fair in-
quiry for whoops, *MN and Mbar heavy fabrics. Pima
eioths not mach ia mum'. Bata, fully maintain their
firmness.

MANUFACTURES. HODDZIRVIZLD, 7.—The
market has not bee. DO well attended by buyer to-day,
and badness trenrotioos have been more limited than dur-
ing the last month. There is, however, a tolerable amount
of business doing to order. which does not appear in the
market, bat which erste in keeping the operatives in
the district well employed, most of the manufacturers being
moderately busy.

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Wool.B.—Hcammrsam, Om. 7.—A steady business
is doing in colonials at fall priors. A moderate portion of
Germans are also clang's( bends. In low foreign more
sales might be made were them better amber, bat stocks
in thins are vary scanty.