The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-19 00:00:00

THAMES.

1863.

MARKET&

TALLOW. SATCSDAY En:sm.—TM market was
sturdy to-day. October to December, 4k. ; Jammu to
Marsh, 45e. fd.—Delivery blest embed, 1,430 make ; arri-
vals ditto, 678 ameba

carrow.—Livizroor., OLT. 17.—We have a very active
market Item to-day, with • larp Minima and dearer prima.
The sales are 12,000 bales, of which 6,000 an os specula.
Wow and fur export. 2,000 Americas, 21d. to 280. ; 7,500
Sonit, 170. to 27d.; 2,500 Egyptian, 280. to 29d. The
week's import is 5,450 bales.

°mom GOODS.-31.timmtsoms, Oct. 17.—We have
bad a somewhat oestilating market during the week now
closing. It opened steadily on Monday, with an iodination
on the part of burin to opmeXe at the somewhat high prices
of last week. On Tuesday, owing to the rile of 30,ta) irk
of cotton on Mooday at Liverpool and 20.0(3 on lb" day.
with an adman of prices demanded by sprawn and inane-
facto:era varying from ld. to 2d. per lb. to cover the in-
creased cost of cellos, besieges met with a comiderable
cheek. There was a peat deal of excitement owing to
the sudden advanoe, bat generally speaks boa *anon
and roanufsetnress held firmly to their quotation'. In the
early part of the day 'comely any bemoan was eMocted,
but later in buyers, when they farad milers not disposed to
exact the full advance, were more inclined to opsia.e. The
result WI that though a large busbies was not effected,
mice were mode to a moderate extant On Wednesday
the market remaiaed uschanged, but on Thursday a
saddest relapse of business sod prices in the raw Maple
at Liverpool altered the state of feeling hers miey
considerably. Yesterday the Liverpool market re-
covered itself, and s and insonforturen of course
having to work upon dear cotton, and Wag for the moat
part well empaged and without Moira, felp themealv: 1 in •
better position to =intern the extreme quotations of T 045.
day. With buyers, however, ormfklance was midi**
a good deal shaken. This was especially the one se re-
gards cloth, and the same feeling to • peat extent pervades
the market to-da). Manufacturers seem to hold a stroog
impression that the present high prices caa be maintaisr4
end in few instances have been anythieg like
*ellen, but buyers, though =akin/poem inquiry wittrrvt%
GI testing the rwirket, have osly done a very moderate
mount of busiomn L yarn there hie hem some demand
far 16's to 24's water twist for Germany, In warp" and
cops for Holland, end is mule twist for India. The de-
mand for the home trade, especially manufacturers, is
strong monk to have mabled spinners to miles the ad-
vance they were sable' on Tuesday, whore they have made
sales ; but the high prior ors evidently rmaristag %Mos.
oonsiderably. llama Wiser hoe been dons ia fine yam
of the Bolton class, at full rates ; and doubled yarns, which
are comparatively lower than ether kinds, are in rather
more demand than of late, with a tesdeocy to strengthen
is value.

WOOLLEN.—Lams, OCT. 17.—Tbere was n goad at-
tendance both et liven and inaitufaMumee * the marks*
this morning, and several large parcels of goods were tear -
!erred. la the Coloured-ball there was again a pod &-
mead for tweeds. Mebane also is various Milos, both for
coatiop and cloakinp, sold freely. Plain clothe were not
so much in request. But in the White-hall a few hairliste
met with purchasers, Is addition to the seasonable inquiry
for pilots, witneys, and other autumn fabrioi, then is no
change in "etc 1.

HARDWARE—B=IO,Bwatt, Om. 17.—There has bars
• slight improvemeat I. the Lade of this town since our
last report. Bunsen casoot be mid to be brisk, but there
is a good steady trade doiag, manufactured being for the
most part tolerably well employed, the exceptions being
is doped of the fend and seem of the elder claps
trades
trussmakers alio report that the depremise le thM
is sot is the alighteredegres mitigated. The demand
for hardware goods geoerally for the oda try trade is is-
creasing ; the tutors' travellers an leregg home batter
!Wad order sheds, and speak with doedegtw of our
Maros "'Wive to the prosiness of Medi for the re-
mainder of the year. In 60 forekp depertmest some
degree of slackness is falt ; the anises ides set
of late through the medians had boom cai-
rn atively well With the West ladies there is
very little doing ; the Bondi Amulets trade is also
below the average, both time end • sows or less
fro-n a cootinuance of the Amnia's! war. Tkers has bees
rather more inquiry of late for goods for the Indian markets,
rid to Australis there has bees a fair aisomat of bunnies
doseg. From the district the reports are, epos the whole.
satisfactory. At Wolverhampton there is • good besides
doing in all the principal branches; at Willeoba sad
Balaton the masufa:turus are bed ; the emit* trade is
amid. At Walaall the saddlers' ironesoegers base comes
good orders in, and throughout the ditries there is dry
little of esszSyed laborer. The sailers is the seighbour
hoods of , Conley, and Gorman are at oar with their
employed on alibied et wages, sad • general strike ie
thmatesed unless the added asked for ia conceded.

CORN.—CAirsvaat, Oct. 17.-0 - market was very
dull today, with prima in favour of the buyer. Wbeat,
red, 32a. to 39a. • white, 43t. • barley, 31s. to 38e. ; oats,
19a. to ; bowl, 32a. no da. per qr.

Prrasaoaotait, Oct. 17.—We had a good show of wheat
here to-day, and eras the best mete were easier to boy ; title
yellow sold from 341. 404.; and fair ample made 35e to
3i a per qr., wei‘hiog tiSlb, per bushel. The supply of sprint
sera wee small ; mill no impromuseet in prim wee obtainable.
WADING, Oct. 17. —There is a full simply of whist at
this day's market, sad trade rules dull, Moines being done
at • decline ot le. per quarter. Best barley is dear, but
inferior sorts MO la. to 2a. per quarter cheaper. Other corn
changes hoods at last week's rates.
Rocitiffrza, Ocr. 17.—Then was a rather abort supply
of wheat, and in ounsequence of the late oral-144M raise
essay of the maniples were in very poor condition and alto-
gether oasakatde. Most of the steads were fairly supplied
with wheat, the beet samples of which commanded lay
Smarm Other descriptions, however, were dull, and Win
'odd only be effected at a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter,
For the best parcels of white the terms were 41e. to
sad red 42e. to 46e. par quarter ; secondary and inferior
maniples of white, 40a. to 445. ; and red, 38e. to 425. per
queries. The foreign trade was firm, and prime lots
realised 48e. to 54a. par quarter. Floor was a dull trade,
and for all but the best kinds pekes were slightly lower.
la barley there woe little doing ; nevertheless, bast parc,li
of staking mainteired late rates, the prima being 355. to
Ns. per quarter; grinding descriptioes steady at to
28s. por quarter. The market was fairly supplied with
eats, the dowsed for which was very slow, and pn.es con.
segosetty recoiled 64. to ls. per quarter. Boa and pest
loth slightly cheaper.

Witancit, Ocr. 17.—This Wog oat gnat inustardseed
day, WI bays leas gad' at all blade shoeing. Wheat u;
pries is rather is favour at the sell*. whilst all other
is doll bat no absapar. Prices to tits power :—W,t,
white, ass. 41s. to 433., 631ba pro burning ; red, ditto, 31s.
to 41a., 631bs. per basboL Oats, now, 9d. to lUd. per
stoma

WOBONMSTII, OCT. 17.—At this day'. sorbet there was s
fan supply a wheat from the grown. which wee firmly
lad for the owes* of this day week. Barley tending
downwards. Boas sad peas sold slowly, at barely the cur.
racy of this day anaight. Oats ooly taken in retail.
YOIX, OCr. 17.—/Ite quantity of wheat as offer was
awns by so mesas absodeat. The quality of the maniples
was print/ good. Pane were effected steadily at ennui
sena Fee new white sorts ratio nerd from 404. to 41e. ;
for new red, 365. to 395. par 36 'tea. There was a fair
apply of barley which meta tolerably good demand. sod
Itoes were mach the same es heretofore ; malting, 30e. to
sisZquarter ; griedlag, M. to Stu per 30 etas. The
of oats wes squid to ta• aimed, sad a slight decline
hold to be submitted to; Tow, 10a. to 20e. per 24 stoat
Basso • dull male sad deelisiag--eid, 40a. per 38 stone.
Nat, 6d.. to 645. ; rye, NO perquarter. Floor, 30e. to 322.
per 20 dam

KIRKCALDY, CkT. 17.—At oar °metre markets this week
we bad mach ler grata offering than for some weeks put.
Nevertheless prices of wheat, barley, and Gate declined Is.
I per qr. SINS for the best samplers, and for illeenditioned
mete 2a. per qr. Here to-day we bad moderate .applies of
I all kinds of grala. Salve slow, and prices morally Is. per
qr. lower than on last market day. Wheat, new and old.
26.. to 43e. Forge. • barley, new, 20a. to 31s. ; oats, old
nod new, 15a 1.24..
WATERFORD, Ocr. 17.—We have bad MI small rap.
Oka of Irish grata this week, sad our arrivals of fudge
are again limited. There has bees a decidedly better feel.
Mg in the trade than for sours time put, and prices of most
articles have bees in favour of Wheat has foetid
ready buyers at about 3d. per barrel misuses on Irish. sad
frgy termer rates for forte's. Sulu sod oats quite so
dear. lodise corn bu met a good dusted at gradually im.
proving prima, sad the market closes Ann at 9.1. to 1.. per
barrel over the currency of Saturday last. Flour, stout
for the best builds, rather easier. impute this week :
Wheat., 3.200 qrs. ; RAUB OWN I.227_q_rt. Exports this
week t—Wbeat. 50 barrels barley, a° barrels; oat&
6 618 barrels ; flour, 1,428 sacks; IDdiall corn, 50 bands;
catassal, 6 seeks.

CATTLE.--CARLIMS, Oer. 17.—This heiog the chief
fair d Use series eafod Hemptoos, there was a large supply
of cattle and sheep at our market today, sad buyers wen
umserous. Galloway' composed the balk of the cattle
supplies. Good lots mold well, yearling• bullocks brinier
71. and 81. ; two-yesr.old heifers, 91. 10s. ; threelearold
heifer, 101. sad 11/. 10s. ; and two-year-old brolocks,
Good calving cows were is demand, but the amply was
limited. Shorthorn begets were selling at IV. ; stub. 61.
to 71. Few Highland cattle were on offer, and the Irish
supplies were comparatively short, a:though the better lots
in this latter class were selling well. Good stock of all
descriptions was bought up early in the morning. There
is.. a good dear market for sheep, half.breds ramp ng from
21s. to 25e. ; Cheviots, from 14s. to 21a.