The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THURSDAY Evs.vm.—The market was
Moody to-day :—October to December, 43a. ; January to
March, 45e. 9d. to 435. 61 —lleltrary to last mooing, 763
polka ; &meals ditto, MI% maim

corroN.—Lresaroor4 Ocr. 15.—We have to report an
gamier market today, and a decline of jd. to id. oo American
end Egyptian, and Id. on &trete, from the extreme prices
of yesterday. The sales are 5,000 bides, of which 2,UUU are
for export and speculation.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADTORD, OCT. 15.—The
tendency of prams of wool has been upward during the
peat week and to-day. Stapler. are • male stiffer in their
demands. Notwithatandieg this. the Mee of the market,
like that of the cotton market, is somewhat subdued.
There as still a good cousumptive demand, but Maness-
tiom are not generslly so large aa they were. The price of
wool is now et the higlmst point it has yet reached, and the
consumption was probably sever so large. There is • leas
excited feeling in this breach of our trade. The export
merchant* are quieter than they were, and less
L done, both in corded, twofold, and single yarns. This
partly mime from less e • reports received from
shroud, and partly from the exalted point to which prices
bare attained. The domed (or home consuniptiou con-
tinues very brisk and large quantities are also takes by the
Lancashire insuubicturers in substitution of cotton. The quo-
tatious of spinners have made • further advance even in face
of some diminution of order*. The great excitement in
Liverpool during the leg few days and the sodden advance
in the value of the raw material, have had • very marked
effect on the piece trade. Though the report this morning
represents the cotton market as quieter is tone, manufac.
toren have again raised their quotatioim, and buyers, seem-
ingly .3mivineril that the highest pellet his not yet been
reached, have placed extensive contracts at nearly the ex-
treme rates baked. The largest limitless has beau done in
plain mimes, particularly white warps, for which the de.
tumid is minimally greet, but fair orders ere also given out
to alpaca lustre., poplinets, CAMIOLI, bunco, mottles, and
varioua other fabrics. The American merchants are operat-
ing to a considereble extent, and we an informed that
more might be done it producers were at all in a position
to deliver quickly. Stocks of cheap warps are now worked
up, and manufacture's not beau( able to replace, except at
the market values, are obliged to insist upon the full ad-
ranee.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—NOrtrtottag, Oct. 13.—The
larger warehouses report a slight improvement is the pai-
nt too. of the trade, and it is certain that compared with
the demand at this time last year there is a choose for the
better. Plain seta and quilhogs meet with more inquiry,
aod there is still a good deemed for black yak Iwo. There
is rather lees doing in the silk trade, sod foreign buyers
purchase that article slowly. There is no change to report
in the hosiery trade either for better or worm. A dispo-
sition—aod in some rams an anxious disposition—to buy is
anaoifested, but the high prices of yams, which have rises
since our last report. preveat any low amount of business
being dose.—Nottiaphisai Jounia.

CORN.—ltiawurciliew, Ocr. 15.—At Gloarsintor mad
Worcester markets on the 10th wheat mahandeed its wawa,
hut without soy life in the trade. Barley less in request.
Osts rather cheaper. 13mins and peas edam. During the
present week no alterstiou has Wren place in the value of
any article of the trade ; traosactions reported very limited.
At this day's market there was a lees supply of wheat from
the farmers, sod uo reduction wee submitted to oo soy de.
meription of Kasha or foreign. Barley tending downwards.

Data lid. to Is. per quarter lower. Bra Said for previow
rata. Pesa quite as dear.
Baum., WT. M.—At our Thwart this anima* there
was • good supply of English elms. Dry samples sold
freely at last week's rata, bat out of mediae lota were
&Moult to quit. Forage • slow ale, has quite &idea.
Fire samples of sating barley maintain their value, while
aoondary sorts are Is. per qr. lower. Uedriel Irish
grinding in large suppl , and pressed at • rsductioo of is.
per qr. Oats in t request. lodise corn fully as
deer, but slow of sale. Betas rather cheaper.

Dawes, Ocr. 15.—Our market has been largely supplied
with wheat, but the moist weather much deteriorates the
sample*. There was a steady demand for all bast lots at the
patens of last week, but out-of -cooditioned parcels were ne-
glected and fully le. per qr. lower. The beat white male
23.. per eack ; but best red Lammas must be quoted 20.. to
21s. 6d. Barley 1:0111•A more plentifully. but much of it is
of inferior character. High prime were asked for best
ample., but we cannot hear of more than 40e. per qr.
ha v been actually given. Old beans in short supply and
in demand. No quotable change in other grain. We have
again bad a wet morning ; and heavy miss having Wee
during the weak, the wheat sowing in much retarded. We
hear there is still some cora remising in the kW' la this
iseialsbourhised. Best white wheat, 235. ; best old red, 2tl.
to 21s. 7d.; inferior sorts, 17s. to 20a. ; barley, 30s. to 445. •
ate, 21s. to 28s. ; beam, 21.5. to Zia. 6d. ; peas, its. te
212. ; Bus Boar, 37a. to 40s. ; other dour, 33.. to 365.

MANCH:IIMM, OCT. 15.—At our market this !morning
Faithah wheat was held for last week's prime, and the lower
qualities of American for an advance of Ild. per motel, but
the demand for all sorts was exceedingly limited. There
was scarcely anything doing in dour, and the value was
consequently may nominal. Oats declined Id. to 24. per
451bn., and oatmeal Is. per load, without inducing more
than a limited hominess. Beane and Indian nom ruled arm.

NVIA.3I, OCT. 14.—At this market we hare no change
to report from the prime of last week. there being a small
&agendum and little wheat offering. The finest samples of
barley brought full rates ; asoondary aorta quite unsaleable.
Oats and beans a dull sale.

NIWBEIBY, Ocr. 15.—We had a large supply of wheat.
Fine maintained late rates, with a steady sale ; rough
samples a very dull trade, at fully IL per qr. less mosey.
More beater offering, principally stained ; fine commanded
his prices readily ; other sorts fully le. per qr. cheaper.
Oats, beans, and peas do not oome to hand in such good
condition, sod us consequently difficult to quit at la. per
qr. las money.
Lamour, Ocr. 15.—The damp weather affects the con.
&ion of the wheat this week, yet prime are not lower, but
trade is heavy. la spring core there is but little doing.
Barley for malting is the beat sale. New beans are lower
in value.

EDENBUBON, Ocr. 14.—As conspired with last week,
wheat was same on the top, and Id. down on the average.
Barley was same on the top, and 10d, down on the avenge.
Oats way same as the top, and 4d. down on the average.
Beans were 3e. down on the top, and Is. Ad. op oe Use
s Wheat, 30a. to 321. ; betiey, 21:1s. to 371. 6d.;
entan7ts. to 27.. 4d. ; beau, 40a.

CATTLlL—Bnuntiollix, Ocr. 15.—We neared a hill
supply of all kinds of stock OD offer this day, sad beef sad
mutton realised fully late quotatioes. Veal sold steadily,
without alteration in price. a fair trade, upon rather
easier prior. Beef, sd. to:6ld. per lb. ; weaker mutton,
7d. to 7141.; ewe mutton, 61d. to 71d.; veal, 51d. to 7d.
Booon Op, Ba. to 9s. per score ; porket ditto, 9e. to 9s. Bd.
BRISTOL, Ocr. 15.—A large supply of beef at our market
today, but business was more doll than we have knows
it throughout the present year, and prices showed a mdse.
tins on those of last week. Best descriptions sold from
60a. to 63e. per cwt., the latter quotation being the extreme
fture ; and secondary samples moved off slowly at from
50e. to 565. An unusual number of animals remained oe
hood. A large supply of sheep, with good attendants of
buyers ; trade opened vary heavily, bat subsequently
Llll'and most of the pens were cleared towards middle
last week's prices. Large numbers of store cattle,
with an indifferent trade. Full supply of pigs and Wei-
se= very heavy, with a downward tondesey is prices, 9s.
per soon being about the highest figure. Fair supply of
mil& now% and selling freely, anything good making high
prices. I:Yensually large number of hones, with mode:ale
demand.

Norrifionir, Ocr. 14.—There was a pleotiftil supply of
fat beasts at this market to-day. The demand, however,
proved slow, sad the rates of last week were bard to realise.
Of sheep the supply was Featly is rotes of the demand,
and prior were gd. to gd. per lb. lower than heretofore.
Calves were scares, and fully as dear u last week. Lambe
• small show, sad prices were firm. Pip maintained their
value. quotations :—Beef, 6a. 6d. to 7s. 9d. per stone ;
mutton, bd. to 7td. ; lamb, Bd. • veal, 7d. to 7id. per lb. ;
pork, 6s. 3d. to ha. 6d. per stone.
EDINBURGH, Ocr. 14.—The number of cattle this morning
was 139, or 2 less than at last market. The demand
was good, and last week's prior were fully maintained.
Best beef, Be. 6d. ; current, Ba. ; middling and inferior,
6s. &L to 7s. 6d. per stone. The ripply of sheep sad
lamb was 4.622, or 1,872 Ism thee last week, 559 of which
were store how and lambs. Good sheep fully maintained
last week's prior but middling and inferior sorts were
difficult to sell, at rather lower rates. Best mutton, 7g4
current, 7d. to ihd. ; ewes, sd. to &I. per lb. Fed pip
brought from se. dd. to 6s. per stone ; six to eight weeks
old ditto, from Sa. to 10s. 6d. a bead.