The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TrLSDAT EVElllO.—The 111Stket1111 61111
to-dav :--Bput, uid, 435. ; ditto sew, 44e. ; October to De.
amber, 44e. ; Jsuuary to March, Ma. Bd. to 455. Delivery
to loot evening, 7215 casks ; arrivals sone.

WOOLLEN.—Sees'. 22.—The weather this moceMay met
both a hter.d sod figurative damp upon the transactions is
the markets. The attendance of buyers wat compara-
tively small, and only an haliffelent business was taus.
acted. The demand was chiefly for tweeds sad stout
coatings ; a few hairlists also met with purchasers. Rake
remain without material alteration.

COTTON. —Lrvarooz., Birr. 22.—We have had • steady
market to.d.y at yesterday's prices. The males are 15,000
bales, of white 7,030 us on speculation sad for export.
1,5010 Amerman, 27d. to 271 d. ; 11,120 Surat, 1564. to
231. ; 2,000 Egyptian. 27gd. to 243 d. ; 30 Pernambuco, 27d. ;
200 Bahia sad liasseio, 26d.; BD Mannham, 28d. The
week's Import is 33,127 bales.

00TrON GOODS. -

SV'T. 22—The

market for both yarn and cloth in Miner, but there has
not been much business. The amount of business dote
today has been small in onsequence of the great advance
in prices asked by spinners, via—from Id. to 2d. per lb.
on the rates of this day week. Even this advance would
hardly bring the rates for yarn up in proportion to the
advances which have recently taken place in the raw Ma-
terial, hut it is in the attempt on the part of spinners to
get some portion of the advance to cover the increased cost
of cotters that business has been checked. The inquiry
hes been very good, and it is probable that a large business
would have been done if spinners had been easy to deal
with. The market closes very strong, with • tendency to
higher prices. The balance of a large stock of 16's to 21'.
water twist, bought some time ago, made from
American cotton, was cleared out yesterday at 2s. 6d.
per lb. It was bought at 2s. per lb. (the then car.
rent rate), although the cotton cost 2s. 6d. per lb. The
price of the same quality of cotton today is abort
2e. 3d. per lb. There has been • fair market for
cop yams from the borne trade at full prices. In these
osier, in three as well an other yarns, spinners have asked
extreme rates, and this has checked business. For cloths
we have had only a small amount of liminess, buyers to a
great exact having beau deterred from operating in come.
queues of the high prices asked by manufacturers. Although
there have bee, few inquiries with a view to purchase,
however, manufacturers are very firm, and are rather die.
posed to advance their prices to cover the oust of sotto or
yarn, than to make any concession. So far as we can learn,
where operations have been effected very full prices indeed
have beet given. Where manufacturers have happened to
have held stocks of cotton or yarn bought before the recent
advancee they have been rather ewer to deal with, bat
in cases where orders have been offered to manufacturers
who would have to go into the market for the raw staple,
the advance required has been ouch as to stop business. A
telegram has been received stating that a considerable rise
bad taken place io the waters of the Nile (40 inches is one
night), and this has had some effect os the market through
a supposition that disaster might be the result to the **toe
mope of Egypt.
• •
WOOLS AND ]MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSFIELD,
SIM n—We have had a quiet market this morning. Toe
atterodance has been confined to one or two buyers from
London, Dublin, and Glasgow, and to a few front the
country, who have restricted their operations to • little
porting up of stock. The principal baldness of the day
has taken place in the warehouses. Trade has been
quiet in the Cloth Hall, unions and low woollen.
not having been in much request. Stock moderate.
Priors firm. The denisnd foe winter goods of all
kinds has kept brisk during the week, and large quantities
ate being also required by the shipping trade. The Deerbury
sad Batley manufacturers are io consequence very busily
employed. Middle-priced fancy troaseriugs, such as stout eilk
mixtures and stripes in various oolourings, are also selling
readily just now. For better-class winter trouserina, light
mixture tweeds in various small patterns are the prevathag
styles no far. There is only • slow demand for union mixture
Unsettle's, this class of goods having been supplanted to
some extent dist* by monad woollen tweeds made at strong
oases material, and which are being offered at similar
prices Green mixtures and small checks for castings are
still selling, in qualities at and about Se. 6d. pa yard. No
change of importance in the local wool market. Low-priced
wools in good request. Prices of all kinds Ban.

CORN. -Hu LL, SEPT. 22. -At to-day's markets fair supply
of new English wheat, on which farmers submit with or.
luctarice to a decline of 2s. to 3e. per qr., beet runs of red
makiug 375. to 38s. per 50416. In foreign nothing doing.
Barley doll, sad fully la. per qr. lower for maltiog qua-
lities, whilst grinding, from scarcity, supporta late rates.
Beans and peas unaltered. Oats slow sale, at a reduction of
6d. to la. por qr. The foreign imports last week are a.
ceder :-Barley, 1.279 qrs.; oats, 400; beans, 1,969; linseed,
2,435 ; rapeseed, 3,145 ; edeakes, 729 boos.
Laos, [Orr. 22.-We have au improved demand for
wheat to-day at the full rates of Friday. sad if bolder'
would only consent to • small decline, &considerable butiocas
would take place. Barley comes more freely to band, and
must be called ls. to 2s. lower. No alteration of curiae
quence in other articles.
LIVERPOOL, Safi. 22.-We have had • very good
attendance of millers and dealers at this day's market, and
the low range of prices attracting a better demand for
wheat than of late, holders were etabled to maiotaio the
quotations of last market day, with a moderate extent of
business. Flour very difficult to more, bat good sweet lota
are not to be bought cheaper. lodise corn had oely • retail
iequiry, and we reduce our quotations 3d. per quarter. Oats
are down led. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load. 13mos
have given way fatly 6d. per quarter. Peas sod barley us-
changed. The market clones firm at the decline.
LTIIII. Serr. 22.-The weather is unsettled, with strong
plea of wind from the eriuth-west. At our Corn Exchange.
this day, we have a good attendance of growers, but not es
large • supply of wheat as last week, which growers sold
reluctantly at 2e. per qr. leis money. Barley is in improved
supply. Melting samples la. per qr. lower ; grinding
qualities es last week. Beans and oat., 6d. to Is. per qr.
cheaper. Per qr. imperial to the grower :-Wheat, white,
new, 631tes. to Mlbe. per imperial bushed, 455. to 465. ; ditto
red. 631bs. to flubs., 41e. to 43e. ; ditto red, old, 6211 r. to
ti3lbs., 41s. to 42a. Barley, beat Chevalier roaltiog. 54lbs.
bo 551b5., 37a. to 395. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 53Ibs. to
541 ha., 34a. to 36a. Oats, 36Ibs. bo 421ba., 221 to 2Cs.
Beans, old, 631ba. to 651 be., 404 to 44e. ; new, 63Ibe. to
Ma., Mk. to 40s.
NZWCASTLIL. 22.-The weather has stemmed a
broke., appearance, • good deal of rain having fallen since
Saturday. Barometer very low. At our market this morn-
* we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers.
but a large quantity being left over of coasting qualities on-
gold from Saturday. this, combined with the flat report
from Mark-lame, caused a similar depression to prevail, sod
at • further reductiou of le. per qr. upon new. Very few
transaction occurred. choice yellow, though offered at
43e. per bums.. meeting comparatively little attention.
Fluor most be written Is. per sack cheaper ; in slow
quest. Malting barley was in little favour, and fully IL
per qr. cheaper; grinding unchanged. la other articles
little variation to 11a4.0.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Craig Ellschle, steering socrthlweat, lat 44.60. Leo. le 5 W.
Dunsaodle, of London, f r Quebec. Sept. IC, olf the Lizard.
Duke of Wellington, from Bombay for Liverpool 56 days.
Yvelpq ofLiverpool, from Calcutta, Sept. 5, lat. nv N.

rll6vt.
Pitney, from Newcastle for Alexandria, August 20, off Cape A.

Vii;d3OL
Heron, bound west, Sept. 13, off south-west point of Anticosti.
Logo. of Rostock, off lOOraltsr.
Nary Aon Resist, from Cardigan for Quebec. Sept. 9, lat. 4S 3..

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too. 213.30 W.
Monarch, bound went, Sept.l3. off south-west point of Anticosti.
from M. John's, 3i.ft., for Alva By, August ti, ,at. 3+.,

ii;"211 W. . - - -
Ocean Home, from Loudon for Otage, Ma 27, lat. 11 S., lon. 32 W.
queen of the Aron, from London for W June —,
S., lon. 1f W.

TER Arucii Mama—To-morrow (Thursday)
the African Royal Mail ateamelibp Compasy's Assam
liadarspr Lana will mil from the Mersey, with mails for
Madeira, Teaeriffe, uod the West Gout of Africa. "Amen,
he., will be received at the Liveapool General Postetite
until 7.30 •.m., and with late fees of 6d. cc the landm;
stage wail 8.30 a.m.

BIRTHS, KLII.RLiGICS, AND DELTBS.
BIRTHS.
AMO..-11mptember 20, et lb. Paragon, Southwark. the wife of
the ley. J. AMOS, of a loom

Yalda•vdlq

800P1f.8.,-Sepieluireq. 20. at fiume.—_
the *He of N. Hooper, fey., of a Nog
HUXlSY.—Aeptentber 21, the wife of T. H. Hurley, Md.
P. 8.5., of a daughter.
PARl&—fleptember to, at Dulwich. Surrey, the wife of C. Peru,
eg., of a daughteg.
TA Yll.--gept 53
ember , at The Terrace, Kensington.garden-
ignore.Lo W., the wife of A. Taylor, Es q., of a daughter.
LLOWS.—Fleptenther 41, at Thornhill-crescent. ltamsMor,
atm wife of Mr. J. Willows, of a eon.
MARRIAGES.
DORDON—HACClT.—fleptember 19. at St. °laves, York, by the
her. W. K. h. Bedford, Colonel Gordon. son of A.
Gordon, Key.. of Elton. Aberdeenshire, to Katharine Abr.*
daughter of P. B. Market, gay , of Moor Ha,
Si.
Peter's CburWarwickshire.
HALL—CADWALLADEK.—September 19, at a.
Stepney, by the Rev. 11. Vivian, Mr. 11. Hall, to Anna Meru.
daughter of Mr. Cadwallader, of Mllwaml.rofW. Stepper.
YINi—BURTT. —September 19. at At. Mary Abbate, Kerala,.
tram, son of the late Mr. W. C. Vine, of the CoMlioli
nclosure sod Titbe Corungesion.oence, to Mary, daughter
the late Mr. W. Bunk of Windsor. Berta.

DEATHS,
AYLWlN.—September 20, at Torrington VILMA Lee, Mary Z 0
Matilda, daughter of the late D. C. Aylwin, Ull.. aged 15.
RABBIT—September 10, Melinda Bina, daughter of Mr. 0.
Baker, of Manor terrace. Wawa. th. aged 18.
DA Y.—Septoinber twat Westneld House, Dartford. J. De'. Kul '
late of bambrton, aged 72.
ILLlClL—Septenilocr i 7, at Ardooh7.olehitarrY. N. . the Itighi
Honourable rdward Yllice, M. 1.. wd be.
PAUDEL—September 21, at 54.. Anw's-place, Regent' epask
N. Vandal. R q.. aged 64.
Xl/40.-41eptember te, at Stepney, W. King. Pse • an"d St
ItILMINOTON. September 2e, at Vassal 11011su,1 road.
Brixton, H. Remington, Esq., aged 74.

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