The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

00/TON.—Ltvwerom, Ocr. ti—Te.rn bee bean more
inqttiry, with rather steadier prkee. Saler to-day, 6,000
Wes, Mahiding 3,500 eperldetioa sad export. 100 Ame-
rican, 2044. to 23d. ;100 Pernam. &a, 234. ; 10 Kamaham,
; 60 MlOllO and Bahia. 1944. to 2044. ; 300 Egyptiaa,
114. to 26d. ; 10 Smyrna. 134. ; 4,360 Surat, 744. to 1444. ;
Madras, 154. ; Beard, Saint% to., 744. to Rd. ; China,
1044. to 124. ; Japan, 144.

COTTON GOOD& Ocr. 22.—The market
for 4:Otos yarn and cloth has followed the downward ten-
dency of the raw material throughout the week. Amerioan
cotton boa given way ed. per lb., some kinds of Egyptian
Si per lb., and Swats ld. to ltd. There was an attempt to
stay the de of yarnsad cloth at the liegisaing of the
week, bat with a falling oottos market milers came on the
market too freely. No. 40's India mule have been difficult
to sell at Id. to Sd. decline, and the salon of Blackburn 32's
have offered them freely at a Wailer decline. The nume-
rous failures of 1111•MUSACUIZIKI during the weak, while adding
to the uneasiness and gloom of the market, hays rendered
spinners chary of their outcomes, sad whilst disposed to
peer sale, they have had bat little coefidemot, and have
bees MUMS to know the truftworthiness d buyers.
Almost all descriptions of yarn may be bought at a de-
cline on last week, but emu the freedom of
maim at the lowest prices has not led to much
business. It is much the same in cloth. Bays= have
become random. The fall in prices from day to day
naturally leads them to fear that, low as they may make
an advantage might malt from holding off a
Erlebrger. Clothe which could be bought (such as do-
mestics) at 18d. per lb. earlier is the week, have since been
sold at 17d. We hear of low qualities odium ea low as ltd.
Shirting cloths an quoted at about In. 911. per lb. The posi-
tiou of the cotton market in the present state of commercial
affairs does not look very cheering. The stock in Liver-
pool, Mr-hiding 67,000 bales received this week, is 425,500
bales, spinet 177,800 same time last year. The imports of
cotton this year have reached 1,865,859 bales, against
1,295,490 to the same date last year, and there are 3`90,000
bales on the way to this actuary from India, besides 180,000
picots from China.

WOOLLEN.—Lngint, OCT. M. —The mark is this mass-
ing haws bass very quiet in both departments. L few
wends, coatings, sad wit/toys has. boss tram:arrest idosig
with a sptinkliag of burlisis. lists. still continuo is favour
of the purchases.

HARDWARE—BramMalian, Oar. 2t—The bade of
this town continues steady, scarcely any effect having been
produced by the high price of money, except that it must of
necessity affect manufacturers' profile, specially in those
trenches in which competition has brought them down to
a narrow margin. The factors are giving out a fair supply
of orders on account of the country trade, the only slackness
reported so far as it is conowood being ia the agricultural
districts. The north country trade is good ; from the menu-
feoturiog districts of Yorkshire orders are quite up to the
average, and the Scotch trade is also tolerably active, la
the fancy trades generally slackness is reported, but is all the
1110611 La porta') t brioche' meaufacturers are working steadily
ow, and they are not making up goods for stock, though at the
earn. time they have mily a moderate supply of orders on
their books. le the foreign department orders have slightly
fallen off ; van little is being done to America, and with
regard to the tuners market. business is quiet. The Aar
trans, trade is brisk ; there is also a fair sprinkling of '
orders in baud on account of Mexico. The mercantile
disasters at Rio will operate somewhat seriously hero and at
Wolverhampton; orders in hand are for the most part
countermanded, and as the indebtedness to this district is
considerable, it is to be feared that some inconvenience will
arise on that account. In the manufacturing trades of the
adjoining district there is a fair animist of
foundries are act 4;
the foundries tolerably well engaged, aad in the • -
bourhoods of Wolverhampton sad Basta: the manufactories
are on at full time. There are report, to the ems affect
from West Bromwich, and the meddlers' booms/era of Wal-
sall have a fair supply of orders. The iron trade of this dis-
trict is extremely quiet. The colliers' strike seems is
likely to terminate than it was a week ago ; the sousequithos
is that manufacturers are afraid to take orders kat there
should be an insufficient supply of feel for their ex-
scatioo, and in imasequeoes of the osseyoratively high pries
of oriel some of the irosataaten talk of letting ont sons of
their puddling-furnaces.

COSH.—Csinamon, OCT. 22.—Wbsst, which was in
short supply, =sustained last weak's prices ; no change 14
other corn. Wheat, 38s. to 40s; bszloy, 28s. to 345.; oats.
18s. to 24s ; banns, 38s. to 40s.

CARLIBLI, OCT. 22.—We had a large supply of wheat at
oar market this morning. The ptiecipal part of it we. sew,
sad its quality varied mach. For seed samples prim"
higher than those we quota were given but there were •
geed man y soft unpin for which low Arles.were obtain&
Oats and barley won in moderate supply ; the former wen
dull at late rates, and the latter wee ed. per Chrliale bushel
down in prise. Prior :—Wleat, white new, les. to ;
175.•
ditto, old, lea. to ; red, new, 111 s. to lie ditto, aid:
14e. 6d. to les. ; barley, sew, lee. fkl. to lie, ea. ; tab*
old, lle to lls. 6d. ; oats, unto, sow, 6s. ed. to 7s. IL;
ditto, old, Bs.to es. ed. ; MUMS oats. Ta. dd. to es. Id.
Carlisle busheL Flour, la. Td. to 1.. N.; oatmeal, la per
la. ed. ; brisynal sad mental, la. 44. re Oar.

COLCHINTII, Ocr. 22.—A fair supply of wheat sod tar.
lay. soh mat a fair demand at List week's quotatlona.
Other grain remained uoideinxi.

GUILDFORD, OCT. 22.-There wu only a moderato
augtiy of wheat at oar market to-day, and although no
q hie advance took piece the trade ruled firm for all
descriptions. Barley and other @tiring corn a dull sale, at
lots Floes. Wheat, 36a. to Us. ; barley, 26e. to 35e. ; oats,
18e. to 255. ; beans, 42.. to 45e. per qr.
HERTFORD, OCT. 22.-Daly s moderate supply of wheat.
Trade firm, at fully late rates, there bang • better de.
mend, but an advance could not be established. Barley
a very heavy trade, there being full supply and not mark
demand, but we cannot quote prices lower for good malting
qualities. Oats and beans doll, at former rates. Wheat,
red, runs, 23.. to 255. ; floe, 255. ' • white, rum, 245. to
; hoe, to 26e. 6d. per load. Barley, malting, sew,
325. to 37a • grinding, old, 265. to 32e. Oats, coarse,
Dell. Ha. to 222, ; ditto, feed, old, 245. to 26a. per qr.
Beans, now, 21s. to 235. ; old, 25a. per load.
Laicism, OCT. our earn market to-day the
quantity of wheat on offer from the growers was about an
avenge for the time of the year, and sales were made to •
moderate extent at unaltered terms. Old red sold at 395. to
40a. ; old white, 40a. to 445. ; new white, 40s. to 421. ; new
red, 37a. to 390. par 36 stone. There err • fair supply of
barley, and the demand proved study at prices equalling
Shop of last week ; malting, 32a. to 34a. per qr. ; grindmg,
28a. to 30s. per 30 stone. For oats the demand war by oo
mews agues, and prices for inferior kings were • shade
lower ; aid, 26e. to 28e. ; new, 225. to 255. per 24 stoles.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE. OCT. 22.—At our market this
morning we had a fair show of wheat from the growers,
condition and quality fce the most part moderate, and the
be
quantitofferiag ex ship being large, a decline of Is. per qr.
bad to in slob case where business resulted.
Foreign was held firmly, which had the effect of checking
salss. Flour sold slowly, but can scatosly be written
cheaper. Malting barley exceedingly difficult to quit, and
all descriptions must be noted le. lower. For malt there u
a very moderate inquiry even at our reduced quotations.
Betas and pear stationary. Oats, although in slow request,
were not offered lower. The snivels this week are :—Wheat,
coastwise, 6,300 qrs. ; barley. coastwiee. 2,579 ; malt, coast.
wise, 205 oats, coastwise, 700 ; peas, coastwise, 10 ;
beam, 10. Flour, COMISIFIN. 1,639 sacks. Indian corn,
275 sacks.

NOltwit`ff, OCT. 22.-Than was only a very moderate
supply of wheat at this market today, and the trade ruled
the same as last week for all good qualities. A full supply
of barley was offered, arid the hest melting descriptions
realised the full prises of last Saturday, while secondary
and ordinary sorts met a very dull Bala oar late terms. la
rota beans, and peas sot much painatig. White wheat
(weighing 6311 n. to 6411 n.), 44a. to 455. ; red ditto (weighing
621bs. to 6411 n.), 36.. to 38e. ; beet malting barley
Lweighing 531bs. b 561 b..), 31s. to 335. ; runs ditto
weighing 54th.. to 651 be.), 30s. to 315.; distilling ditto
weighing 1521ke. to 531 k..), 27.. to 28..; oats, 245. to
; beans, 375. to 395. ; peas (maple), 36a. to 3is. per
qr. ; floor, 26a. to 28.. per auk.
Nortntottait, Oar. V..-There was • fair supply of wheat
at our Coro Eachenge today, most of the samples being of
the new crop. The demean was dull at barely late prices.
Old white sorts made 445. to 50s. ; old red, 40a. to 43i. ;
sew white, 42a. I. 455. • sew red, 38a. to 42.. per 36
stow. The supply of barley was tolerable, and the best
qualities were disposed of at outruns rates ; new malt*"
29.. to 345. per quarter. For grustuag sorts late retie were
hard to realms ; old, 275. to 26e. per 30 stoma Then was
• slow demand for oats, and sales WWII made at quite as
little mosey as on the week previous ; old, 25.. to 30s. ;
mew, 2'b. to 25.. ; old foreign, 24.. to 26.. per 24 stone.
01701 D, Oct. 22.-There was • fuller attic dance at tide
market to-day than there hem bees for several weeks, and
yet trade of all kinds war dull. The samples of wheat
offense were in first rate condition, end barely maintained
lest week's quotiatioe ; interior lots were sossawhat MOOR m
prim Old wheat ruled from 38s. to 425. ; malting barley,
for which but few buyers appeared, woe of • very fine
quality, while for grinding and other paryoses not much
was required ; prises varied from 265, to 34.. ; oats anal.
brad, viz., from 18s. to 275.
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PZ1133011.00011, OCT. 22.—A large supply of wheat here
today, and prices in many instances were Is. per qr. lower
than isat week. Barley was taken more rredily. lista aed
beaus, bet few offering, sad each rather dearer.
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ReiDING, Ocr. 227—A very small atteedance at our
market this morning with a dull brads, and no quotable
change in prima. The supply of wheat was moderate, and
barley smell. In other grain there pa no Amp.
liocnorria, Ocr. 22.—Then was a moderate amount of
wheat placed oa the steads, but trade wen eliameterised by
great dulnem, and the kaiser trasissoted wee chiefly of a
Mill okszacter. For the best kinds of wheat about
late rates were obtained, but other lots were dull
at from 6d. to la per qr. lees mosey. The quota-
tions for best parcels of white are 42e. to 45.., and
red, 40s. to 435. per quarter. Secondary and inferior
qualities of white, 40s. to 42a., and red, 37.. to 40.. per qr.
The foreign trade was fins, and late rates were well sup-
ported. In flour there was very Mlle doing, and, where
sales were forced, prime were in favour of buyers. All the
best descriptious of barley sell for folly as much money se
before, but inferior kinds are a trifle easier. For bast malt.
ins the terms ere 345. to 37.., and grinding, 235. to 26a. per
qr. Oats are about 6d. per qr. lees mosey, the best runs
making 20s. to 235., and others 16.. to 20e. per qr.
Wiwcn, Oor. 22.—A fair supply of wheat at market
to-day sad last week's prises given, but the trade not
lively. Spriog cora of all kinds rather in Wear of the
buyer. Priem to the grower :—Wliest, white, 40a. to 445.,
&Vbs. per boatel ; red, Rs. to 395. Oats, old, le. pr
stone; new, 10d. to 11d. Beans, 36e. to 40e. per 19 done.

WOICINTLI, Oct. 22.-At this day's market there was
a fair.sizily of wheat, which was firmly held for fully the
prices this day week. Barley rather more is request.
eta sr ale sad tending downwards. Besse dull. Pee
more inquired for.
Yong, Oar. 22.-The attendance cif farmers sad factors
at to-day's corn market was moderate, sad the supply cf
wheat was by so mesas large. The to.. of the trade was
Inactive at shiest renal puss. New white mated from
40s. to 445. ; view red, Us to 40s. per 35 steers. There was
a better supply el barley, sad all good qualities made high
rates without ; melting. 25e. to Ws. per quarter;
pandas, to 27a. per 30 stows errwere in tolerable
supply, sad met a slow de at barely meat curreasies ;
wow, 18a to 225. per 24 stoles
KMILOALD; 00i. 22.-At oar coestry markets this week
we bad Ire barley offer* thee of late. bat more new
wheat and sew oats. Priam reseals without alteration.
Here, today, we had only nuaterste supplies of grain. Salsa
ready. Wheat sod barley sold at rather WWI 100001.
Oele mut the sun es as lest market day. Wheat, 314
to 42e. 3d. par qr. ; barley, 21.4 to 32e. ; eats, 15s. to 214
WATICIP0111), Oct. 22. -Owns, to the broken motion
supplies of homegrown pain lave not came to hand so
freely. Prom abroad we 0111001 observe say arrivals, sad
coutwhe oar recisipts are on a very small seals. The busi-
ness heasected during the week has not been large. and
sellers have submitted to lower prime for most articles.
Wheat-Both Irish sad larsies witheee mush Inquiry ;
barely command late rates. Barley-halting 6d. to le.,
and grinding Is per barrel lower. Oats have receded ld. to
2d. per barrel, at which dadiu a fair quantity is =vine off.
libellee care in moderate demand at oar quotatioes, which
are a shade below Woe of this day iieseight. Floor 61.
per seek cheaper. Imports this week-Wheat, 68 qrs. ;
mad, 100 seeks. Exports this week-Oats, 15,019 ; barley,
147 brit. ; floor, 454 ; oatmeal. 51 seeks.
CATTLE.-Casuma, Oct. 21-It had bees saticipated
that the fair held last Saturday would be the principal of
the series of Benapteas ; but this was sot ea The head
market was today. There war an unusually large show of
cattle, and the sheep and lambs numbered from 9,000 to
10,000 head. Trade throughout the day. though slow, wu
erorsdtim... ad regular. The following were the ruling prices
a :-
ow and two year olds, 71. to 111. • pllovays,
one and two year olds, offered, 61. to 112.10..; highlanders,
51. to 101.; Irish, 51. to 91.105., sad, for good animals, up
to 131. sad 141. Mitch and calving cows were very scarce,
having beet picked up before reutiiog the market. A
clearance wee not effected. Tao sheep ocinsisted of Cheviots,
bleak-feud ewes (which formed Su bulk of the supply/.
half-brad Cheviot and crossbred lambs. Trade was Dot
active, but • good deal of mosey dumped heads. Prices :-
Cheviot ewes, 23a. to 29.. 6d. ; black-Lewd ditto, lie to
17a.; Cheviot lambs, seconds and thirds, 12s. to 18e. ; half-
bred lambs, 18s to 26e. 64. ; crosses, leis. to 225. Several
lots were left unpaid at Use thee.