The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUZSDAY EvZlll2lO. The market wa■
Meade to-dav new, 45v. ; ditto old, 44a. ; October
to December, 45e. ; January to March, 455. 6d. Delivery to
last emaing, 107 maks ; arrivals, 715 maks.

corrox.—Lmiaroor, Barr. market remains
quiet, but steady. The sales are 6,000 bales, of which
3,1,00 are on speculation and for export. 3SX) American,
24.1441. to 274. ; 4,050 Surat, nisi. to t 4 d. ; 500 Egyptian.
27d. to 280. ; 1,000 Bahia and Macao, 254 d. to 281; 1.50
liaraoham, Bid. The week's import is 22,485 balsa.

COTTON GOODS,—MiacazsTsu, SEPT. 29.—A con.
thimble amount of business has been dose in yams, chiefly
in 40's mule, suitable for India. There has also been some
little business dote in :Ai's sad 30'. water twist, at extreme
prices, and the market closes with an upward tendency for
all kinds of yarn, stocks being pretty much exhausted, and
most descriptions being very scarce. The home trade have
bought some little yarn, but the market has not been active
in this department. Sellers require the full prices of last
week for these as well as for other descriptions of yarn. In
cloths the business done to day has been only moderate,
owing to the high prices manufacturers continue to ask.
There has been some demand for longcloths and T dodo,
and large orders could have been placed if manufacturers
had been disposed to have acceptA rather easier terms, but
for the present there seems to be little prospect of that,
owing to the high rates still ruling for cotton and yam.
The accounts from India are fiat. bat there are buyers in the
market for that quarter who are disposed to operate if priors
were more favourable. We have heard of sone orders given
out for clothe for the home trade, where manufacturers, by
using a mixture of Lax or other material with cotton, have
bean able to meet the views of merchants as to price. Both
cloth and yarn market close very firm.

MANUFACTURES. HI:DDMISFIRLD, Sec?. 29.—A
good demand still ominous for unions and most of the
other descriptions of low priced goods. Is middle and bet-
ter qualities of faocys and blacks business is slacker, except.
Mg thous adapted for winter. Some rather heavy purees
bare been made up during the week for shipping, and trade
generally is omisidered healthy.

WOOLS. HUDDEMTI7I.D, SUPT. 29. There is not
much doing in better clam wool at present, but prices COP.
gone firm. In low qnalitim of all sorts a better demand
mists, and prices hare an upward tendency.
CORN.—Huts, Sum 29.—At today'. market a moderate
supply of English wheat, which sells readily at last week's
currency, and la some instances a slight edemas A. obtain.
able, bestrew of red making 38s. to 39e. per 8041 M. Foreign
meets with little or so alteration. Barley for malting
at a decline of la per qr. • grinding als., rather easier.
Beans and peas elow sale at gently We rates. Oats rather
lower, with slow retail demand. The foreiga imports lam
week am as ander :—Wheat, 3,302 gm. ; twig, 4,881;
beans, 141 peas. 1,067 ; linseed, 14,891; ripened, 1,884 ;
041.4:ekes, • 0 toes.

Luaus, Sm.. 29.—We ham a most inanimate trade for
wheat to-day ; sad to get os moderately in sales, holders
hare to submit to a small decline from the rates of Friday.
Bseley is exceedingly difficult to quit, though 2s. to 3a. per
yr. less mosey is accepted. Beaus, oats, and other articles
as before.

Lnite, Sere. 29.-Weather coutiones showery, which
has unproved the turnip mope. There was a good attend-
] um of farmers at this days market, the show of wheat
was moderate, and soh] readily et rather over last Tues-
day. prime. Barley in good supply; best malting rune as
last week, mooed qualities 1.. per qr. lower, grinding m
last week. Beam tied oat., prices dim. Per qr. imperial
to the grower :-Whesit, white, new, 631bs. to 6416.. per
imperial bushel, 455.. to 46.. ; ditto red, 631 be. to (Albs., 41s.
to 435. ; ditto red, old, 6211 t.. to 631bm, 41.. to 425. Bee.
ley, beet Chevalier malting, 54Ibs. to Wis., 37a to 365. ;
ditto, runs Cherish* ditto, 531bs. to belbs., 33e. to 34e,
Oat., 3611,.. to 421 be., 22e. to 265. Beane, old, 63Ibe,
to 661ba, 40e. to 44si. ; new, 631 be. to 64.1 be., 38e. to 40.,
NIMCASTLI, SIP!. 29.-With the excerption of a heavy
rain yesterday morning, the weather since Saturday has
been dry. At our market Mk morning we bad • moderato
show of new wheat from the grower., which we. taken off
at much the same terms as on Saturday. South country
dmorrotious, on the eratrary, were not so well sold, extra
yellow hang offered ineffectually at 435. per 504165. ; Sue
old foreign commanded rather more attention, good mixed
Beattie realisiog 465. per 50416. ; extra held higher. Flour
io languid request, but cannot be written cheaper. Malting
barley fully 1.. lower for all sorts, with a slow inquiry.
Grinding unchanged. Malt unless Roe neglected. Nothing
doing in beans. Grinding peas in slow demand, at 345. per
5011ba. hate unchanged.
SALISBURY, SEPT. 9,-At to.day'm market the supply of
all descriptiom of grain was above an avenge' and the at.
Modems was also more than usual. A comiderable busi.
ness we. transacted in wheat, and priers may be quoted Is.
per qr. lower. Flour the same as last week. There were
some good samples of malting barley on offer; the demand
was good, and • large busies.. woe door, but prices receded
le. to 2a. per qr. Malt unaltered au value. In other respects
trade was tolerably brisk, and there was noquotablediffsreoes
in price. Wheat, new, 39.. to 465. • old, 335. to 46.. Barley,
295. to 40s. Oats, 22.. to :ilk SHAY, 40a. to 48.. Pee.,
30e. to 36.. Rye, 26a. to 36.. per qr. Flour, 31.5. to 37.
per sock. Malt, 64a. to G6a. per qr.

CATTLE.—SateBVET, SIFT. 29.—We WWII Imply sup-
plied with beasts to-day, which were mostly prima asimals ;
and there was also • large attendance of buyers sad dealers.
Sales were slow, but late io the day a good clearance was
effected. For best animals quite late prices were realised.
whilst other sorts were a trigs cheaper. There wee •
large increase in the supply of sheep, numbering
nearly 3,000, and • few pens of lambs. Lest market's
prices were well maietained, and • large bugloss
was trenucted. Very few mdses were on offer. lo the
tfamarket them was a great number on offer, and a large
was done. prices, in some iustaacee, being against
the purchaser. Best ox beef, lls. 6d. to 12s. Od. per
soon ; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. to lb'. ; mutton of
inferior quality, 6d. per lb. ; ditto best Downs, 70. to
; 60. to 70. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 70.• sad
84. 9d. to 9e. 3d. per more ; green tacos, 71d. to Bd.
per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, gd.
to 9d. ; quarter old store pip, 12a. to 14s. each ; cows
with calm*. 121. to 141.