The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TeleneDiV Eviensa. Tlve market was
fwm to-day. At the elms prima were quoted se follows :
Spot, old, 443 a. 94.; nem, 47e. id. ; all the year, 47e. 9d.,"
buyers ; " December, 48.. to 476. 9d. ; January to March,
48e. 6d. ; Mara. 49a. Delivery to La evening, 74e
asks ; arrival. 862 auks.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Baanroan, Off. 16.—There
is great dulness in the wool market this morning. Spinners
have operated very epuiegly for some 1111141 past, hut
they have been los( oat of the market., it is probable they
will ere loos come into the market. Staplers, however,
hold out with great tenacity for the present currency. There
is a fair demand for down wools, which are in demand
chiefly for the manufacture of de laicise in Lancashire. There
is much less doing in bright haired wools ; prices beiog, it
anything, rather OWL The demand for wonted yarns
is very scanty. The business doiog for the continent
is very greatly curtailed, and the demand for home
is hardly so brink as it was. Still, prima are very
firmly maiotrieed. There is little worthy of notice
in the piece market. The atthodance of buyers be, been
very limited, and only a small amount of fresh humorist his
been done. Prices, nevertheless, continue firm, and with-
out change. Shippers are busy sending off goods previously
ordered, whilst trade in the warehouse, of the home mer-
chants be. fallen off considerably. Both export and home
homes math their operations to the narrowest limit, and
pursue a cautious policy. The tendency of this is to create
a little slackness, and some houses are rather curtailing
Witham If no alteration take place for the better, there
is every likelihood of • marked diminution in production
before Chrietmaa.

CORN.—Breariscses, OCT. 16.—At this day's market
there was s less supply of English wheat, but prices were le.
per qr. lower for both Eogliah and foreign. Barley was lam
in demand. Oat. 6d. per qr. cheaper. Beans sad per
held for previous rates. Millers agreed to reduce the pnce
of flour 3a. 4d. per sack.
Bitia4roi, Ocr. 16.—There was a fair supply of English
wheat to-day, the bulk of the samples in very indifferent
condition. These could only be sold by submitting to a
considerable reduction. while good qualitses were barely la
per quarter lower. Of forage arrivals ere heavy, and the
trade ruled very dull, at barely last week's prices. Malting
barley in good demand, and fine, being scam, readily com•
mended an advance of Is. per quarter. Oaks in abundant
supply. Good sample sold at last week's prime ; Irish
steamer lots beteg generally damp and inferior, were fully
Is. per quarter lower. Beam slow. Maim in fair requat,
at rather leas mosey.
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MMICIIINTIOL, °Cr. 16.—Our market this morning was
tolerably well attended. The best qualities of wheat, both
English and foreign, maintained late rates, but damp pixels
of the former were quite neglected, and secondary sorts of
the latter declined 2d. to 3d. per lOUIIs. The demand for
flour continued exceedingly languid. but really choice qua.
Mini were no lower. Old oats and oatmeal told rather more
freely, at previous prices ; while new, on the contrary, were
again somewhat lower. In beans or Indian corn there ins
no material change.

Tjuisroon, Ocr. 16.—Wleat in good sappl► and a glow
wile, and ally samples in fair condition maintain their
fanner value. Barley more samples offering, and woe-
qttemtly cheaper. Oats come well and heavy, and meet a
stead► sale. Now beau sad peas 40.. rev qr..

EDDIBUILOR, Ocr. 15.—We had is the market today 753
pm wheat, 1,288 barley, 2,1:110 oats, and 56 beans. There
were wild—New wheat, 181 gra ; old do., 125; Wier, 817;
oats, 1,125 ; and beans, 15. Ai compered with last week :
—Old wheat was 3s. up on the top, and 9d. up ou avenge ;
new wheat was 2s. up on top, sod 3e. 9d. down on avenge ;
bailey was la. U. down on the top, and le. 3d. down
on the average ; oats were 6d. down as the top, and 2a 7d.
down on the avenge ; beau were same oti the tap, sad
L. &l. up on the average. Wheat, new, 425. Od. to 68e. ;
old, 47a. Od. to 69e.; barley, 21s. Od. to 351. Od. ; oats,
21s. Od. to 325. &L ; beans, 40e. Od. to 51a. 6d. WW6t
of top—Wheat, new, ; ditto, old, ; barki7,
1.51 be.; oats, ; beams, enbs.

CA7TLE.—Ban4eol, Ocr. 18.—To-day we had a sheet
market for most deserlptioes of beef and mutton, and there
was a general improvement in the trade. In the sales
effected there was no marked difference in prices, beet sam-
ples realising from 63a. to 6.5 e. and secondary from Ms. to
Me. A short supply of sheep, with an active trade • good
samples made 7g per lb., end on the whole thers'wes a
slight improvement so priors. A very short supply of
lambs,
lambs, which met with a ready sale at Rd. per lb. A fell
market for store cattle, which met with a dull trade, the
attendanoe of buyers being couriderably less than last week.
A limited number of store sheep, which met with a brisk
sale. Good supply of pigs., with • fair sale, at Bs. 9d. for
bacon pigs, and from 9e. 3d. to 9e. fld. for porkers. In
mach cows there was more than an average supply, but,
buyers refusing to give the high prices asked, trade was
somewhat dull, from 171. to 18/. being the average tigers
but in some cases 20/. was asked. Calves sold well. An
unusually good show of horns, in excellent condition, bat
the trade was very limited.
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Norriinmax, Ocr. 15.—At this market to-day there
was an ample supply of fat beasts the bulk of which
were of good quality aed in fair condition. There wag
however, • sluggish feeling in the trade' and a reduction of
3d. per stone 00 lat 4 prams took place. The sheep pens
were moderately filled, and the inquiry ruled steady at fully
as much money as last week. There was a limited show of
calves, for which late rates wore well sustained. lambs
were in request, and high prices were paid for good sorts.
Of pigs the show was middling, and late rates were paid.
QeMations :—Beef. 6s. lid. to 7e, 9d. per stone ; mutton,
60. to Bd. par lb. ; veal, 6ed. to 70. per lb. ; lamb, raL to
13141. pm lb. ; peek, 6e. tkL to 7a. Od. per 141 b.
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EDWIN:7OH, Ocr. 15.—The number of cattle this mom
ing was 417, bets' 73 tom than at List market. The quality
was ef an inferior kind. What was good brought k;
current, from 7s. 3d. to 7s. ed. • :middling and inferior,
from es. to 6a. 9d. per stone. The .apply of @beep ins
6.311, being 2,237 Ins than last week, 1,296 of which was
store sheep and lambs. Good sheep fully maintained be
week's prices. Ewes and the inferior sorts were dull,
but without reduction in prices. Top price of the bat
blackfaoed wethers, 74d. ; current for the best id , sid
down to 60. ; ewes, from sd. to SPI. per lb. Fed pip
brought from sa. Od. to 61. Od. per stone ; six to sight
weeks old do., from es. toes. a head.

TRAFFIC lULTIIB.N&

ILLIIWATII Mae Pas- Mr, Total. Total.
open .sans &snags 1118 PRI
Week ending Oct. 5. 4 a 4 I
Antwerp & Rotterdam -. 758 813 1,5! 1.663
Royal Danish
.. .. .__ tin 881

*eek 0001n0 Oct. 10.
lieltakft 1,000 t4O 1,91) %en

_,...._ .._ _,
--ii7eke;llnijei.ll.. •
North Eastern B9ll 18,332 39,137 44,389 am
Week tending Oct. 12.
Belfast and County Down 49 479 141 ea as
dristol and Meter
Great Eastern
Cheat Western
Loo..Chatham. and Dover 721 4,148 797 4.940 -,"
Manchester, South luta:.
Moe. & Altrincbsan
Midland
coo 1 etas 37,274 am: 12,90
North British 4lOl 5,828 8,857 12,916 11,Ud
Scottish Central — 1,2a6 2,183 3,012 5,949
Shropshire Union tril 390 620 910 191

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