The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.--BArnaDAT EVENING. The market was
owes to-cisv :—Spot, 44.. 3d. ; Oetoser to December, 445. to
44a. 34.; Jasuary to Marsh, 445. fkl. Delayer, 1,369 casks ;
smvals, 1,461 casks.

COTTON.-I,rviarom. Sarr. 36.—Our market con-
tinues vary steady at yesterday's prima The salsa am
8.000 bales, of which 4,00 U ars ow speculation sod
for export. 500 Ailiaricao, 27d. ,• 8,50 U Surat, 150.
to 25d. ; 800 Egyptian, 211.1. to 28d.; 110 Parassisbuco,
27d. to 274 d. ; 50 Bahia aid 11101117, 270. ; 400 Manusham,
270. The week's import is 7,154 Was.

COTTON GOODS. —ll.Asembern, SEPT. 26. The
market this week has been a good deal quieter. The oat-
tiaued excitement and the advance ci mace at Liverpool
up to the early part of the week obliged sellers of yarn to
advance their rates ld.l to 2d. per lb. and manu-
facturers to some extent followed the example of spinners.
The result was to check balsas, ad the effect of the
check seems to have increased rather thee lessened as the
week has draws to a close. The more buyers have abstained
from operating the more they appear to be disioclined to
follow the upward course of cotton, which is the result ant
so much of scarcity se of apeculatioe. Were cotton the
only material for manufacturers, the result might be other-
wise, but rotten dearer then linen and worsted, and almost
as high prised se silk, is an article which there
is reason to fear cannot be made into faheice
which an safe to hold by the merchant. nom
have been some purchase.' for the home trade where
sellers have been reasonable and disposed not to erect ex-
treme rates. The easier state of the cotton market Ii
against sellers, rod there has bees very little doing this
morning. Stooks are exceedingly low, however, and in
' mow where buyers would have to plain eostroota for future
delivery very full prices would be required fur either yarn
or cloth. Messrs. Jobe Pander and Co., In their meathly
circular (Wiled this day) say that 39-isoh shirtiags of all
usual weights have advanced very much, ad the lighter
makes are dearer than those. ci Nib. Stocks of 45-
lathes to 60-lashes shirtiop here been .cleared at rata
equal to 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d. r lb., aid a good many orders
to make are I. heed. lmogaloW are sow worth from
2s. 2d. to 2.. 3d. per lb., bet we hear of no facet naive
meat. T cloths an worth, 2s. 30, to to 4d. per lb. for
ordinary makes, and are in fair demand, but chiefly for the
continent of Europe.

WOOLLEN. —Line, BM'? 26.—The markets this raw
in g were ,wall striated, and a good baldness was Maas-
acted. In tweeds, especially, the demand was largo, sad
waversl vary coosiderabis paresis wee sheared; mares she
motioned to favour. Plata goods were sot much la Yogurt,
but is the White Hall there was a spirited inquiry for hair-
nets ; some lair lots of Miry@ sod pilots also changed
bands. Bates remain urbane&

RARDWARIL—BrurrNoeut, Bar. 16.—The trade of
' this town continues without the dished alteration ; in the
mares of the past week there has bed, it is true, rather
more activity at some of the manufactories in the comple-
tion of orders before quarter-day, bat the fresh orders
given out are *mil, and the fedora' travellers report the
emithmanes of caution amongst the coentry shopkeepers as
'to layyirng in stocks on account of the autumn trade. So far,
recuts in that respect have disappointed llpeCiatioll, tat u
stacks of hardware 'oedema low, it is thought that duly in
next quarter a aussiderehle improvement will be ape.
noosed. The secoaata from Ireland are more eandastery,
the abundant harvest, coupled with an excellent Sax crop,
having given a stimulus to trade in that quarter. In the
foregn,trade uot touch change has °scandal late ;quietude
preyed. in almost everyblepertmait, sod there is nothing to
lead to the suppositioa that any 000siderable improvement
will take place at preset. Me gun trade is in a bed
state; so sudden atrevalsion no one combatted with the
trade could have anticipated ; in feet it in wane at
this moment than it barn lama for several years,
and the prospects d a radio. are anything bat dociareg-
log. Many of the operatives have lade or nothing to do,
being fully es had off aa some of their brethren in the
metropola in that reaped. It appears that the lovers-
meet have been applied to for fresh ad invite, bet there
ere large stores in had, and the establishment at Eateld
has been reduced. The deputation iiointed et • =man
of the Loudon seen held last week bad an interview with
the employ.e in this tows oa Wedneeday. The result
was the appointment of • committee to arrange for a
&moieties to wait epos the Secretary of State, We object
being to solicit aid in providing some employment, if only
in repairing the small arms supplied to the government by
private contractors. Om mom of the midis,/ dept..-
sioa in the trade is the high prime which spree' op in
consequence of the American denied twe years sines,
which put • atop to coders being taken foe other rivers-
meats at rates at which centred. bad previously been
executed.

CORN.-Cawitaroom Styr. 28.-A very heavy market
for wheat, at shout last week's prima Wheat, rad, 365. to
38a, white, 40. to 42.. ; barley. Shi. to 40a. ; oats, 18s. th
20e. ; beans, 365. to 40s. ; peas, 40s. to 425.
CasuaLr., Sarre 26.-A ;good supply of all kiosk of grain
this menage. The priscipil part wee new glide. which sold
very deed', its medians bias bat tharigh we so bad it
last week's supply. Rates were down lid. to L. per Oa-
he. bushel. Old wheat realised last week's prices slowly.
Barley and oats were both down exl. Prices: New white
wheat, 15e, 64. to 17. • ditto 17a. to 19..; new red
wheat, 14s. to 16.. ; ditto old, 15e. 6.1. to 17s. ; barley, new
and old, lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; potato oats, Be. to ge. 9d. ;
ditto old. 9s. 64. to 10s. td. • comma oats, 9e. to 10s. per
Carlisle bushel. Floor, la. id. to lb. per atom. • oatmeal,
rig. 10d. tots.; ryenteal, Is. 4.1.; harleymeal, la. 4a. A good
deal of grain is still out iu the gelds io this county.
COLCHISTIIt, 13/trr. 26.-The supply of wheat was much
lem the* of Lea as lammed ow of barley, peas, and
beaus. Prices of wheat lately equal to last day. Barley
La lower. Pees and hews unaltered.
Gmtnronn, Bgrr. 26.-There was a Leger supply of
wheat at our market to-day this of lets, though by no
means large for tha wawa of the year. Picked samples
were in request, and realised quite as much money ; other
sorts were a slow sale, and beady ruaiotaioal the prints of
last week. Wheat, 40s. to 50a. Barley, 31e. to 465. Oats,
Ws. to 965. Pew, 35a to 38e. Rye. Tts. to 35e. per qr.
HIRTFORD, Sm. 26.-A good supply of wheat; prier
are again rather lower for all except taw red., for which
last week'. rates were readily made. New barleys are dull
of sale, but not quotably lower. Oats 6d. cheaper for all
qualities. Wheat, new red. 25e. to 295. per load ; new
white, 265. to 30s. ; gricding barley, 34e. ; malting, 38a. ;
Gate, 18e. to Zia per qr.; tine, 245. ; old, 265.
LXICEnTeII, BUT. 26.-There was about an average
supply of wheat at to-day's corn market for the time of the
year. The bulk of the samples were of the sew crop. The
twit sorts were miaowed ; inferior is. per quarter lower.
, New red may be quoted at 425. to 445. • sew white, 44e. to
46e. ; old re 42a. to 446. per 36 ACM. Of barley there
was a pretty good show, and Wel were made quietly at a
reduction of tally Is. per marts, on liderates ; sew width%
36.. to 38e. per quarter ; feed aorta, 295. to 32.. per 30
stone. There was a slow feelisg in the demand for oats
(which were in fair supply), and the primed last week were
barely made ; old. 2IL. to 30a. ; sew, 22.. to Ma. per 24
stow. The show of bows was moody, sad there was a
tolerable demand at about se much 'away as heretofore;
old, 38.. to 42e. ; new, 325. to 365. per :38 stone. Flour,
30a. to 35.. per sack.
Neivcsirris•uror•Tnis, &Fr. 26.-At our market this
morning we had a very large supply of new wheat Isom
' the growers, and. aotivithetanding oonditiou was various. a
Iclearance was early effected at the extreme rates of this
day sennight In south country or foreign scarcely a
Itranoiation occurred, holders ban unwilling to accept she
I Priors offered by our millers. Jsdgisg from the wimples of !
new exhibited by our farmers to•day, it is clear, as the sea-
-1 see Weaves., that toe old foreign mum be in more ewe.
cal demand for mixing. Flow mast difficult to quit, but
cannot be written cheaper. Choice malting barley sold
slowly, bat the arrivals not as yet proving in excess of the
demand, previous value was about supported, whereas se-
loosdary descriptions were comparatively *selected, al-
though offered et a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Cried-
, ins unaltered- Nett met little attentioa. Beaus and peas
bad few buyers. Oats uschaerad. The arrivals this week
are :-Wheat, coastwise. 5,743 qrs. Barley, coastwise,
1,470. Mali, coastwise, 231. Oats, oyeatwiee, 1,075. BMW
coastwise, 127. Flour, wastwisei, 872 sacks. ludian eon:
flour, 100 sacks.
'Somme, Sin. 90.-There was a very limited; sap-
' ply of wheat at this market today, but it was slant equal
to the demand ; the wiles made were upon the same terms
as oe this day sineight. Barley was in Lir supply, aid
prices were about the same es last week for both malting
and distilling deecriptioas. Flour without alteration in
value. White wheat, 46a. to 475. • red ditto, 43., to
44e. ; beet chevalier molting barley (weighing 5511 e. to
5611,5.), 36a. to Ma • runs chevalier ditto (weighing 541 be.
to 561ba ), 341. to Xis. ; distilling ditto leteleblog 5211 a. to
531ba.). 321. to 33.. per quarter. Flour, 31.. per seek.
Averages Wheat, 3,456 quarters, 435. 6d. ; barley, 6,450
quarters, 355. 104. .• oats, 50 quarters, 225.
NutTlauliall, sari% 26.-At our 001.2 exchange
there wane fair show of new wheat, the condition oftist
on the whole was to cable. Old qualities were a hmited
show. The demand was improved, and late rates were sup-
ported. Old white sorts sold at 42.. to 46a. • old red, 40s.
to 435. ; new white, 40a. to 465. ; sew red. 4th. to 43e. per
36 stook There wee a good supply of barley, for which
the demand wares dull &spoilt, and ;aims wools. per qr.
lower thou on the week preceding ; new maltLg, 341. te4la
per qr. ; grinding (old). 28a, to no. per 30 stone. The show
of oats was pretty fair, and sales were made slowly at
rather below the previous week's rate.; old, 24e. to 31s. ;
new this. to 266 ; old foreign, Ws. to 27.. per 24 stone.
Beans came to bead sparingly, and supported their value,
old, 38s. to 435. per 38 atone. Floor 965. Ile Ms. per 90
some. . .

—OXFOED. &PT. 26 —There was seals a large attendance
at this out. exchange today, sod a eery omindorabla quan-
tity of wheat*. aver; the holders of samples of Ise dry
qualities could mot obtain customers oaks' the carreasios
were reduced frees lost week quite la pat qr. leerier saw
plea, of which there weft malty, f mon bed cooditim wise
almost a drug in the market ; prior were as follows, TN--
White wheat, from 40s. to 465, per qr. ; red, 38s. to 445.
There was also aa immure Tomtit, of barley offering. sad
to do business gallon had to submit to a &alias of amoral
Millings per qr. Oats of so is/trier tart sold as low as
17s. dd., while the top prim (Attained was 40s. Bemis ant
mach in &mood, mad. from 375. to 445. Her mac 38s. to
SOL Flour, 32.. per sack. Good old meadow bar. 4L 4a per
tea. Potatoes, which mime digging limo, bare 4 several

places shown eyniptoma of disease, ars worth76e. per lack ;
unpicked, better Roam, picked, vary from Bs. to 10a., while
the very best flukes are fetching 12s. per *wk. The yield
hos been most plolific, a most extraordinary instance of
which occurred the other day in Warwickshire. A root
was dug up In the garden of the Rev, C. 1). Wheeler, of
Wolfortt, near Chipping Norton, which prodoned over 70 to
the root, one of which weighed two pounds and a half, nine
half a pound each ; there were ten large site, and the residue
consisted of small ones, many of them being St for seed.
Prreanoitoucil, San. 26.—We had a full market of all
kinds of grain hero to-day, and everything was lower.
Itatnmo, Barr. 26.—There was • good attendance at
our market this morning. The reduction at Mark-ltne on
Monday has its usual effect here, and the trade is slow,
Some of the samples are in good condition, others but
middling. hanky is in favour of the buyer, including
malting descriptions. For oats, beaus, and peas, the de-
mend is slow and Use value unchanged.
ROCKEISMI, Brim 26.—The corn exchange was pretty
well supplied with grain, most of the earupka being of this
year's growth. Mast of tho samples were in pretty good
condition, but the market wee exceedingly depressed, and
prices again gave way. For wheat there was • quiet de-
mand at prices le. to 3s. per quarter below those of the
last market. Best foreign kinds were 48s. to and in-
feriae 455. to 48a. per quarter ; best English white, 414. to
Us., and red 42a. to 445. per quarter ; inferior and woo-
-1 dary white, 40s. to 446., and red 30e. to 425. per quarter.
There was s pretty good supply of barley. but the demand
was slow, and all kinds were about Is. per quarter lower.
Best malting made 31s. to 395., and grinding 245. to Be. per
cparter. Cate were rather more plentiful, but sales pro•
. ceeded slowly at primes is favour of the buyers; beet old
samples were 235. to 265., and others INs. to Be. per
quarter. Beans and peas were each in small show, but the
former are very dear, prime old lota fetching about Is. per
quarter more money. The flour market woe qaiet, sad prices
are about the earns. _ _

81rT726, —A fair supply of wheat to-day,
with an Jammed quantity of oats ; there is a better feeling
for wheat, and in many instances fully LC per qr. mole has
beam given. Osta the turn in favour of the buyer. Other
things as before. Pricee to the grower :—Wbeat, white,
new, au to 445. ; red, ditto, 40s. to 425., Cribs. per
baahal Oat., new, 9d. to 10d, per stone.
Wosetarra, SPYT. VS.-At this day's market there eat
• much lees supply of wheat, which sold slowly at a &clips
of hardly Is. per qr. Barley held for previous rates. Oats
and beans 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Peas folly as dear.
You, Barr. 27.—Tbe attendance of farmers and beton
at our corn market to-day was moderate, bet there was by
no mesas a large show of wheat. Damp sorts were Is. per
qr. sealer ; no alteration is superior sorts. New white oats
made 42a. to 465. • new red. 38s. to 425. per 36 stone A
fair quantity of barley came to band, and • slow demand
prevailed at Is. to 2a. per qr. below the prices of last Saturday ;
shelties. 3L. to 34.. per qr. grinding, 295. to :tos. per
30 atom Than wart a tolerable show of ate, for which the
inquiry proved inactive, at 6d. to la. per qr. less money ;
new, 90s, to 24.. per 94 stone. Of beans there was a
limited show, and with • steady trade late rates were well
maintained ; old. 395. to 40.. per 36 stove. Malt, 62a. to
64n. • rye, 325. per qr. Flour, 30e. to 325. per sack of 20
_ . .

--kiekommr, Sere. 26.—At our errantry markets, this
week, we bed only a moderate quantity of sew berley
offering, which met a good demand at la
.per qr. under
last week's rates. Very little old grain offering , and such
parcels of wheat and oata as cAd were about last week's
pcloro. Here, to-day, we bed fair supplies of groin. Bales
were slow, sod pion, u compared with last week, wee
meek the same for wheat ; oats. ed. par qr., and Mr* la
per qr. lower. Wheat, old, Ms. to 44a. ; sew. 26.. to
41 6d. Barley, new, TM. to 33.. Oats, old and new,
21 to 24a.

CATTLE—Mum; Barr. 26.--We lid an active
market to-day. hiring and mach cows sold at Si. sod
101. ; shorthorn bailouts, 111. 11s. ; Highland cattle,
M. 108. to 71. 10e. Lambe were in large supply, sad this
part of the market was brisk ; tall-beds, 203, to 25e.
Cb.vlote, lib. The Carlisle Journal says that the
murrain, or foot and mouth disease, broke out mow the
droves of Highland sheep on their road from Falkirk Tryst
to Cuotheriaod. This is to be lamented, becalms Borth.
°Gantry sheep loos oondiUon nodes its Winsome, although
fatal cases seldom occur, sod also on account of the probe-
bdity that the contagion will be communicated.

HOP& —NOILTH NOI7I, BUT. 27.—Hop-pickiog bar
bm very satistaotonly in this district Upoo the
t soils a the yield is remarkably good, whilst upon inferior
hods the although sot heavy, is better than fur .me
time pest Throughout the district gmerally the yield is
of • very setielastory character, the quality also being highly
spoken of.
Woncemwa, Sun. 26. The now hops have sot
mote to market quite a* freely as bad been rapested.
the prima time about 5,000 pockets bare boom seat is. Of
theme shoat 1,560 were weighed last week, and 2,800 this
week, of which more than half passed the make to-day.
The high prime salted by the .•rowere at the °peeing of the
lemma have not been obtained. About (2. lOa. to 7!. was
the currency on this day week, but to-day low and middling
qualities declaimed in value ilk. to Lie. per met., and the
mass' of &Moe growth were also in tavour of the buyer.
n• unusual number of buyers from a distance who at,
masted Use opening fair kept up the prim. at the first, and
many growers held beck in the expectatioa of still higher
rates. They. however, arc likely to be diaappoluted. The
pickier; h.-Row pretty well been brought to • dela in Qs
district.

DI/RETCH or THE AIIZEICAN MAILS.--OE &tar.
day the Clusard Boysi Bail steamer Persia was dappatched
from Liverpool for New York with roads for the British
North American and the UMW &Am, together with stoat
130 poisoners sad a large orgo. The ant mail to America
Mom Liverpool will go by the lam= steamer City or Balti-
more, es Wedaesday omit The box at the Liverpool Post-
Aka for the nosipt of lotion will be opes sold twelve
soon for ordisary dopamine, and for demsioho rid Cork
until 8.20 pm.

DESPATCH of THE BOMBAY Malta—The Psnin•
solar sad Oriental Company's steamship Ettore, Ospiais
Kellock, sailed from tionthamptoo yesterday moreisg, with
the malls for Gibraltar. the hiediterresees, Egypt, Ades,
Bombay, sad Upper Bengal. Elbe took eat • very full miry,
and on fraieht 1,461 boxes of epee* value 660,3071.. as
fol-
lows :—For Bombey—Bear miner, 3611.350 f. ; silver cot;
20,500 f. ; gold coin. 5,2501. ; bar gold, 92,0001. ; sovereign.
2,500 t. ; gold thread, jewellery, and watehea, 1.3541. ; sod
mock pearls, 2801. For Sues—tiovereiges, tiol. ; Weer
plate, 31. ; and for Alexmadrie—Gold eels, 50.000 f.. and
sovereigns, 18,0001. The Elora took oat 70 Ira aid 25
mooed eisea
Gam Clemsre;:"—ln the approaching settlement
of Greek Isaacs, it is said—sod, probably, comeidming the
long neglect the bondholders have endured, Ibis would be
as good ma arrangement as any that can be devised—that
the principal of the old Greek debt and the OVOTeleiatereet
are to be recognised and received equally in pevment ot the
ieetelmente of a new Greek loan at II prim to he mutually
agreed spout. Of enures, the satisfactory character (or other-
wise) of this arrangement will depend on what that price is.
It is also said that the new loan mill be of sufficient amount
to inelude the sem now required by Oreeoe. besides oor elicit the
old debt, both principal and interest. With regard to this.
we would suggest it es very desirable that the allied powers
should agree to a settlement of their loans; ie defer& of
any better plait, the debt due to them might be planed in
the same category as that of the old bootaiolders. Greece
would then unquestioeably have the advantage of a fair
start ; her debt would he defitied ; and it would not be is
the power *Coney foreign government to which she is is-
debted tomake the non-payment of old loans a pretext for
urging peremptory demands or putting coercion none tier.
The cues of Don Pacifico must nut be forgotten. In brie(,
our advice to Greece is, to come at once to a definite art
ratigemeat with all her creditors, and to leave nothing out
of the schedule.—Morey Market Review.
Parian statuettes are illustrations of the perfec-
WM produced ny untiring perseverance. In remnving defects in
manufacture. flo also are Herring's Magnetic Brushes and
combs. which are now rendered co revert. Yo reatoriug the
calmr to grey hair, and eradicating the agony of smirsigts and
nervous hesd.rlre, tint Milanr is almost impossible.—N.B.
Counterfeits are bek.. made.—nelces. H, Bassinghalletrest,
London.-lAdvertimment.l