The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-21 00:00:00

ZARIEETS.

001TON.—larnrow Ocr. 20.—Market very quiet.
with irregular ;mess.Salta to-day, 2,(W hake, tncluding
1,000 speculation wad export. 60 American, 22:L to 2.1 d. ;
10 Pacoima. taa., 241. ; 60 Itaosio and Bahia, 2011. ;
Igyptiaa, Mid. to 32d. ; 30Boaeraa, 13d. to 131 d. ; 1,560
Burst, Bgd. to 16d. ; load's", 15d. ; BeagrJ, Strode, Se.,
' 91d. to ; Chios, 12d. ; Japan, 14d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BuDroan, OCT. 20. —The
activity noticed= Monday has subsided, and there u great
depression today. The report of the saspeasion of Brazi-
lian banks, though not affectiog the trade of this dutrict'
baa an advert* influence upon the money market, and the
effect is felt in this district. in addition to this cause there
is the spprebansioa of other failures, not in the West
!Riding, where trade is regarded aa generally sound and
healthy, but in other parts of the country, and this
apprehension tends to add to the depression which elute.
Few sake of wool have base effected this morning.
Stocks are limited, and staplers adhere with great
firmness to panes. The &mend, dull though it
is, is for deep grows wools, other sorts being quite
neglected, and the prices of bogs' may be quoted at 2s. 6i d.
per lb. from the top, sad within at 2e. Id. per lb. There
n absolutely nothing doing in the worsted 'arras and piece..
This trifling demand there was for weft has autiaid..i.
Both spinners and manufacturers an curtailing product
to the utmost, by stopping machinery and running short
time. The high price of the raw material forms an obstacle
to the accumulation of stocks, sad safety lies in the curtail.
moat of production. Quotatious of both yarns and pieces
an very irregular, and tending downwards.

LAC! AND HONIERY. NorntroffAx. Ocr.
We cannot yet alert any improvement in either of the
staple trades of the district. Cotton yams Sr. quoted shout
the same as last week, sod the ninerteety which prevails as
to future rates is an effectual tr-ur to all business. Orders
are ready to be given out, but are absolutely held back
from the expectance that such • course will fords • more
considerable coaceesioo than sellers ars now disposed to
rooks. It is simply a question of endurance which can pull
the loosest sad the gnosis's, and lentil prices find their
Dermal level the trade will be subject to these periodic el
panics. —Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—Bmiromaeu, OCT. 20.—At this day 'e market
there was • moderate su_pply of English wheat, which
realised last week's rates. .ley tending downward.. Ohs
6d. per qr. lower. Bemis and peas rather cheaper.
BILUTTOL, OCT, 20.—The change of wind has brought
kip arrivals, especially of oats, from lrelend. Ou our
market to-day there was • moderate show of English wiled.
which sold steadily. without alteration in value. Foreign
dull, at last week's prior. Malting barleys steady la
prim with • fair extent of business paasiDg. For gnuchug
• limited inquiry, and values gays way fully 6d. per yr.
Maine dd. par qr. lower, with few buyers. Oats, pressed,
at irregular prices, the average decline being 6.1. per Ir.,
at which there was • fair demand. Beans and peas at.
fractal scarcely any stlentioo.
Dumas, Ocr. 20.—We had • good supply of wheat at
oar market, sad • large attepilanos. Although we can
make so quotable advance, there was • decidedly better
to m the trade. Barley io fair supply. and the trade
without material change. Beans, peas, and oats no &Bes-
tial; the supply of the former was tolerably good. Best
white wheat. Ws. to 215.; best red ditto, 18s. to 20m. 6d. ;
other aorta. 16e. to 175.; beet barley. 30e. to Ms. ; oats, 21s.
to 27a ; beans, 20s. to 245. ; peas, 16a. to 21a.; whiter
vitae; Me. to 445. ; fine flour, AM. to 31.5. 601; other
flour. 275. to 28a.

y~acass?U, Ocr. 20.—Our market this morning was
slenderly attended, and the promiedings were at a very Ids.
less character. Wheat, both English and foreign, sold
slowly at last week's prior. Flour was likewise to limited
request, sod must be noted the turn lower. Oats and cat.
meal were difficult of sale, and barely supported late rake.
Beans were without material change. Indian corn declined
3d. to 6d. per qr.
N•waite, Oct. 19.—The inquiry for wheat was slow
the supply of samples visa an average, and sales were mode
at barely We rates. Fine barley rather dearer ; inferior a
shade lower. Other descriptions of grain were about the
rme se last week.

NEWBURT, Ocr. 20.—The supply of wheat this day is
excess of the demand, which Gamed the trade to rule doll,
sad a rsductioo of ls. per qr. ou mewed qualities ; the same
remarks may to applied to barley. Oats, beans, and peas
oontioae dull
ttrocaron-on.Tm, Oar. 19.—TLe imports of grain
for the past week omelet of 2,270 qrs. of wheat,
400 qrs. of barley, and 2,000 qrs. of make. The
farmers' supply at market ttis moaning was small,
with a moderate Weirdest* of buyers. Wheat sold
at about last week's prior. Barley, oats, beams, and peas
in fair demand, without thermion in value. Wheat, per
qr. of 631 b. to the bushel—Durham and Yorkshire, red,
36.. to 40e.; white. 42a. to 44a.; south country red, 41a.
to 42a.; white, 4Se. to 46a.; old red, 42.. to 43e.; barley,
griadiag, per imperial qr., 21.. to 28a.; oats, feed, sew, 18..
to 205.; potato, 421 b. to the bushel, Bk. to 245.; beau,
42a. to 465.; peas, feeding, 35a. to 365.

IJiatuxii, OOT. 20.11'be core trade to-day is better;
the supply is abort, and the demand for mad raises the
value, and la. per qr. more Is obtained than last week;
there in also a better trade for barley and oats.
EDDIDTIGII, Ocr. 19. —Then WOES in to-day's market
1,163 qrs. wtreat,l.ll6 qrs. barley, 2.284 qrs. oats, sad 94 gm
beans. Tber*were sold—Wheat, 8116 gra.; barley. 896 qrs.;
oats, 1,240 gm; beans, 78 qrs. As compared with last week
wheat was 2s. down on top, and La fid. up on average.
Barley was 6d. up on top, and is. 2d. up on average. Oats
were Is. up oti top, and 2d. down oa average. Beans Win
31. down oa top. sad 3a. 2d. dowo oa average. Prices per
imperial qr. :—Wheat. 365. to 525. Barley, 20s. to 344.
Oats, 16s. 6d. to 255. 13d. Beans, 33k to 435.

CATTLE.—ldasuronaw, Orr. 20.—W• bad a good sup-
ply of beasts as offer this day. The beef trade ruled steady
throughout the day ; choice qualities realised barely Tues.
day's rats; inferior sold at lower prima. The supply of
sheep wee large ; the trade by no means active ; prices
statioaary.. Calves wits a limited supply, for which there
was a fair inquiry at full quotations. Fat pip a moderate
@apply. Boot, bid. to i id. per lb. ; wether mutton.
Bd. to Sid. ; ewe ditto, 7d. to Bd. ; veal, 6d. to 7id. per
lb. ; bacon pigs, Bs. Bd. to 10e. per score ; porkete, 161.3 d,
to lla per more.
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Nionunium, Oct. 19.—We had a larger supply of but
et our market today; the &mood was brisk for good
things, but inferior aorta met with little inquiry. Best
beef, Sit Cd. to 9a. per stow, ; interim. 7a. 3d. to 7s. 6d. A
larger simply of sheep. Prime small mutton maintained
its prices. Quotations : —Beet, 9d. per lb. ; wane sad
listener, 70. to Bd. A short supply of calves, which
mad* late rates, tbe correct price being Bd. per lb. Lembo
were a large supply and the demand wee sot brisk, at from
Sd. to Bfd. per lb. Yorke% pip made from 7s. to 7a. 6d.;
biomes, 6a. 6d. to 7a. per stoats. Number at market—
Saturd►y : Beasts, 30 ; calves, 8 ; sheep, 135 ; pigs, 303.
Wednesday : Beasts, 326 ; sheep, 1,688 ; pigs, ti

EDINBURGH, OCT. 19.—Tbe number of cattle this manias
was has, there being 384, or a decrease of 46 Leal. De-
mend also good, sad last week's prime maintained. Bait
beet from Bs. 6d. to Ba. 9d. ; woad sort., from 7s. 6d. to
; inferior, from 6s. 9d. to 7a. 3d. per some. TM supply
cof sheep was large, the number being 5,335, or 1.830 more
than last market ; 822 dthe above quantity were are
lambs. A fair demand, but prima, as composed with those
of last market, were down Id. par lb. Top prim of the
best mottos, 84d. ; current, Bd. and down to lid. ; ewes,
from 6d. to 7gd. per lb. Fad pip, from 6s. 6d. to 6s. Ear
Moue. Fat mule, 384 ; lean ditto, 304 ; muck sows, i 8;
sheep, 5,333 ; pip, 331.

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