The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

BIIGAR.—ThurrrOL, Ocr. Z.—Business has been most
wive this week, and the parcels brought forward daily
hare found ready purobaners at continually improving price,.
and the latest sales show as advance of 4.6 d. to 3s. on the
week. Refiners' prude°, is in better demand, and pnass
about 2a. 6d. higher. Ham.—The demand is good at late
alas.

TALLOW.—TIUDAY Eowsiso.—The merlon wu steady
to.day. The closing prices were :—Spot, 44*. ; December,
44e. dd. ; January to March, 455. ; March only, 45e. 64.;
Mgt Y. 0., 43e. 3d. reweigbed. Delioery to lest evesosh
1,135 cub ; arrivals, 8,595 asks. Tows tallow 44e. est
twat. At the auctions of 1,100 auks offered 600 were meld.

COTTON.—LiwzmOot. Ocr. 23.—There has been an
animated demand from all climes of buyers, at daily ad-
'maim priors until Wednesday afternoon, 'then a slight
panes occurred, and some concession in prices, principally
for arrival, was submitted to. Yesterday the inquiry wsa
oar moderate stale, and the market closes quietly. Ameri-
can may be quoted 4d. to fd. dearer ; Brasil, Id. ; Epp.
tiaa, dd. ; Burst, Id. to ld. ; and Bengal and Chiba, ld: to
lid. per lb. above last Frday's quotations. Speculators
have taken 56,5N0 bales, ve., 11,200 Americsa; 70 Perm.
2,500 Bahia ; 140 Peruvian ; ;6,660 Egypte+ ; 20,530
Surat ; 810 Madras ; 1,910 Beam) ; and 4,640 China ; sad
there are reported fur export 14,650 bales, viz., 2,760 leer
rims ; 340 Macao ; 240 Egyptian ; 8,840 Borat ; 1,670 Bev
gal ; and 790 China. The marked today opens with a steady
demand ; probable sake 7,000 bake, of which 3,000 an ea
speculation and for export.

COTTON GOODS.--Nancmorrsz, Oct. 23.—Yarda for
export are very quiet, with scarcely any business offering.
The market continues firm, and spiritism have not shown
the slightest disposition to make any concession in the prices
of Tuesday. The quietus's of the market is attributed
snidely to the subsidence of excitement in the Liverpool
cotton market yesterday and Ibis morning, with rather
easier prices for the raw material. In cop yarns also, as
well as those for shipping, we have bad • quiet market.
Spinners are making the same prices as on Tuesday, but ma.
sufacturers are not disposed to operate. Some few sales
I have been effected, in small quantities, in exceptional cum
I where sellers have been easier to deal with. The cheek gives
I tamales of cotton and yarn has also exteodedto the cloth mar-
kit, and the operations have been exceedingly limited. The
indisposition of buyers to operate was manifested very
strongly on Tuesday. Both on that day and last
week they rather firmly set their faces spinet following op
the rise in cotton, which they attributed to • reckless spirit
of speculation at Liverpool W hat business was done on
Tuesday is understood to have been chiefly speculative, and
on account of speculators in Liverpool. The feeling to dis•
courage such operations has been more decided, if peals,
to-day, and it has somewhat cteckrd the advance of prices
by manufacturers. Though we do not hear of any trainee-
tioss at lower rates, the feeling in the market has been de-
cidedly in favour of buyers. There have been very few pur-
chases indeed of a bout fide character, or through the ordi-
nary channel, of business ; and nothing, or next to nothing,
has been done for shipment on India account. The demand
for home consumption is almost as dm an that for export,
the high prices serving as • check on that as well as other
branches of the trade.

OORN.—Cseuteror.D. Ocr. 23.—There was a fair
show of wheat at marina today, sad best runs of red and
white made last week's prices, may, red, 40s. to 42e. ' • white,
44a, to 486. Barley, dated malting, quite as dear ; second-
ary, la. lower; floe, Ms. to 38e. ; extra, 395. Beans le. lower.

LUICOLI, OCT. 23. ft have had a fair supply of whist,
and prices of the beet qualities fuly supported late rates,
whilst inferior aorta were in some instances purchased ls.
lower. Wheat, red, 365. to 40e ; whit*, 40e. to 44e. Fine
barleys ruled firm at last week's prices ; other qualities la.
lower-29a. to 35e. Oats, 18a. to Zia
LiVitIVOL. Ocr. 23:—At this day's market wheat met a
dandy consumptive inquiry at the extreme rates current oil
Friday hut, and in gorse Maumee* au improvement of ld.
per costal was established. Flour dull of ale, but quite as
dear except for parcels out of condition. Indian corn lees
satire, buyers objection to the &dahlias of 3d. per quarter.
Oats and oatmeal are both the turn higher. Beeps steady.
Pease and barley without alteration. The market closes
firm.

WAILIMILD, OCT. 23.—Tbe wheat trade is quiat. Fins
whits sad yellow meet • fad consumptive dematid, at Lot
Friday's prices. Barley unaltered. Spriag corn has a glow
sale. Averages for the week ending Oct. 19 :—Wheat,
2,4504 qra., at 435. 9d. ; barley, 7:k4 qrs., at 33a. 94d. ; rya,
9 qrs., at 31a. ; barns, 35 gee, at Mo. ; pees, 65 gra, at
335. 13A.

COALS.-LoWnon, Ocr. 23.-Byass's &beide Week
Hartky, 16.. 3d. ; Corp.. Hartley, 16.. 3d. ; Datima's
Wen Hartloy, 16s. 6d. ; Holy well Mara, 17a. 6d. ; Lentbares
West Hartley, 16a. ; North Patton Gas, 14s. ; Tanfteld Most
Batas, 14s. ; Walker Primrose, 19s. ; West Hartley,
16e. 3d. ; West Wylani. llia. ; Wylant, 17.. 3d. ; Was
End Aoorn Close, 18a. ; Walls Eod Byron, 18e. ; Walls Eod
Eden, 18s. ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. tid. ; Edam Main, lna. ;
Walla End Belmont., 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Franiwellgate,
17s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. ; Walls Eod
; Walk End Rumel's Helton, 19e. ; Walls End South
Helton, 20a. ; Walls Eod Stewart'., 19s. lid.; Walla End
Tonstall, 171. 9tl. ; Walls End Cusop, 18.. Gd. ; Walls Lod
Caradoo, 19a. 6d. ; Walla no Hartlepool, 19r. 6d. ; WIN
Eod Haugh Hall, 19s. ; Walls End Kellum, 16s. 6d ; Walls
Rod East Hartlepool, 20a. ; Walk End South Hartlepool.
3d. ; Walls Eod South )(oboe. 19e. ; Walls Eod
Thorpe. 16s. 94.; Walla End Trimdoo Hartlepool, 19a. fd. ;
Walls End Whitworth, 15a. Gd.-Ships at market, 212;
sold, 147.