The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. THIMIDAT Enullnk —The market was
steady to-day. Spot, 1863, beach, 4. 6d. ; all the year,
41s. 6d. to es. 9d. ; Deessaber, 425. 9d. ; January, 43.. 3d.;
Mara, 44a—Delivery to last evening. 5011 oaks ; anivals,
729 casks.

COTTON.—Ervraroca., Ocr. 6.—We have bad an int-
Gledemand -day, with dearer prices. Sales to-day,
today,
bales, including 5,000 spondaic. ard export. 400
American, Md. to 261 d. ; 400 Perosin, ke 24d. to 2514. ;
400 Maceio and Bahia, 211 d. to 22d.; 900 Egyptian, Bd.
to 30d.; 250 Smyrna, 12d. to 141 d. ; 7,500 Surat, 100.
to 19d.; Bawl, Made, Sm., 101. to 1214. ; Chine, 13d.
to 151 d. ; Japan, 151 d. to 16d. ; 150 Peru, Ac., 25d.

WOOL AND WOftSTED. BRADFORD, Ocr. 6.
The aspect of the commercial sky has brightened once last
week, but two dark looking clouds still show themselves
on the edge of the horizon, and prevent reviving confidence
from taking the sh►pe of buainess. These clouds are the
nine pet cent. rate of discount and the heavy failures which
are taking place in the chief centres of business. Although
the state of our wool Wade is unexceptionally firm, nine par
emit. presses severely on operations calculated upon a much
lower rate. Two or three failures have taken place in
Bradford already, mediatel► in consequence of the 'aspen.
moo of the Leeds Bank Company, but really because they
had been carr►ing on business too extensively for the capital
at their command. There is a much more cheerful
torn pervading the wool market to-day. There
have been more inquiriee and more bids. But this
bee really been more for the purpose of testing
prices of wool, particularly in cause where spinners are
sheet of the raw material. There are large firms who are
quite out of stocks, and there are other whose stocks are
fast diminishing. Moreover there is less wool in the market
than at this time last year. The greater firma's!' of the
cones market has also an influence on the market. Prices
are about the same as last week. There is nothing doing
in wonted yarns. The production is very limited. Most
spinners are running short time, and some have takes cos-
tracts for which merchants are not in a position to give par-
ticulars, having, in fact, no demand for them at present.
The priors of yarns are irregular. The piece branch par-
takes of the general depression. There is little or nothing
doing for either the continent or America. Primo are very
irregular, and where orders are given a reduction may he
obtained.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NormosAr, Ocr. 6.—Tb•
lace trade has been exceedingly quiet during the last few
days, especially in the foreign department There are,
however, just now symptoms of • reviving home trade,
more considerable orders having been received this day from
London. A steady demand is maintained for yaks, silk
lace' and mechlin quilling*, but for plain and cotton nets
the sale is very slow, although they have been purchased a
shade cheaper. Most of the hosiery branches are dull, but
there is rather more tone in the trade, from the expecte.
time which prevail that with • more easy money market
yams may retain their &mama At present, however,
buyers and sellers are acting with the greatest circumspeo
ties, and for some weeks the raw uncertainty will prevail
—Potting/win Journal.

OORN.—Bnurnaimui, Ocr. 6. Short supply of wheat,
far which. is some instances. an 'dram:ea la. per qr. was
°Mauled, but we make no situation in oar quotations.
Barley in improved demand. Oats M. per qr. cheaper.
Itaarrob, Oor. 6.—ln our market to-day there was a
fair 'apply of English wheat, which found buyers at about
lent week's prker. For foreign a abod•ral• retail inquiry,

whatnot alteration in value. Malting Lailey very slow, sad
all except selected samples gave way U. per fit. Fog
grioding a limited demand at last weeks rim. bey tam
assts eosininacied quite as mush mousy ; damp and latent*
difiloalt to quit, and ltd. per qr. cheaper. Indian eon
et previous values. For beau and peas so inqury.
Dimes, Ctr. C.—The supply of wheat at out ;„
day was about tqui to that of lo.t week, „,
robed firm at list week's priors. Barley to lair 1:.;
with phew at the SIM es lot week. No et.s....i.Au 1,
beans or 1..15. Bast white wh ?N. to 21'.; ••.
lbs. to 20a. CI. ; other sorts, it,. w Ili.;
30s. to 335. ; cots. 21a. to 275. ; os. to 1:44.;
16s. to 21s. ; winter vetches, Min. to 41e. ; fine fib 1,, .9
to 31s. titi; other Haar. 275. to gds,

MANCHESTER, OCT. 6.—Our market this rumbiog wag
well attended, and rather more inquiry was expenenmxl
for wheat than for some time pest. English brought
the full curreory of this day se'noight, whilst foreign m.rot
be quoted 2d. per rental dearer. Flour wee io 'Matta re.
quest and we make no alteration in oar quotations. Oat.
sad oatmeal were each rather easier. India corn ens the
turn in favour of sellers. English beano could only be sold
at a decline of Is. to 2a. per quarter.
NIWAILE. Ocr. s.—Then was not a large sepoy of
wheat, which met a firm inquiry at rather over late paces
Barley an average show, sad with a fair demand late proms
were reads for superior parcels. There was a iu,slerete
supply of oata, which sold at lower prime. Beans tended
downward,.

NNWHITRT, Ocr. G.--A rather better supply of wheat for
this day's market (principally new), for which their was
good demand at prices in favour of the seller. More barley
ow offer, and prices hardly supported. Oats, heaps, and
peas the same as last week.

IiTOCICTON•ON-TIEZB. OCT. s.—The farmers supply 01
dun thin moraing was moderate. Wheat : There tn:ag a
demand for seed, the finest samples were selected at prices
rather over last week's currency ; other descriptions on.
altered in value. Barley rather cheaper. Oats is fair
request at late rates. Beans and peas Is. per qr. lower,
Wheat per qr. at 631 b. to the bushel:—Durham
and Yorkshire red, 36a. to 40s. ; ditto, white, 425. te
445. ; south country, red, 41s. to 425. • ditto, white, VW. tc
465. ; ditto, old red, 425. to 435. Harley, grinding, per
imperial qr., 26t. to 28a. We, feed, new, 18.. to 20a ;
potato. 421 b. per bushel, 225. to 245. Bie., 425. to 4.e.
l'esa, feeding, We. to 34..
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UIBSIDGZ, OCT. 6.—The wheat trade to-day is very. aull,
and prices lower. Only the best samples picked for. :•ived
obtains former value. The trade in spring corn is lower,
and but little doing.
Ererscaan, OCT. s.—There were in to-day's market—
Wheat, 948 qrs., being 147 qrs. more than last week.
Prins were 24. up on the top, and the same on the average;
479 quarters unsold. Barley, 2,354 qrs., being 7,4
more than last week. Prices were Is. down on the top,
and la. 2.1. down on the avenge ; 601 qn unsold. Oats,
2,409 qrs., being 463 qrs. more than but week. Prices
were la. 6d. down on the top, and sd. down on the aver-
age ; 959 qn. unsold. Beans, 185 qrs., being l'_^2 qrs.
more thau lame week. Prins were la. down oo the top,
sod 2a. 2d. down on the average ; 31 qrs. would.

oerna BIRICING11•11, Ocr. 6.—We received a good
supply of besets at this day's market. Choice qualities
commanded full rates • inferior sold steadily at late prices.
We were fairly supplied with sheep, which met a fair de.
mend no alteration in prices. Calves a moderate supply;
demand steady. Patpgs were a larger supply ; a few
clearance made. Beef, 50. to 71d. per lb. ; wither
mutton, 70. to Sid. ; ewe ditto, 7d. to Bd. ; veal, 6d. to
7gd. per lb. ; bacon pigs, Be. ed. to 10s. per score ; pocket
ditto, 10.. to 10s. 6d. _ _

BiteroL, Ocr. 6.—Our market was well supplied with
beet to-day, and nearly all descriptions on offer changed
hands without much difficulty, best samples realising from
66a. to 68e. per cwt., sod in some cases 75e. was obtained ;
secondary qualities realised from 63.. to 655. A fair 'apply
of sheep and trade was rather active with a tendencl to an
improvement in prices, best mothers realising from tel. to
B}L per lb., end ewes, 7;d. Nearly all the pens were
cleared. There were • few lambs on offer, bat they sold at
mutton prices. No store cattle, the pnoes given for them
in Ireland being above that which can be obtained for them
here. A large supply of mil& cows, and though not
selling very freely, the majority on offer changed hands at
good prices, from 171. to 2W. being obtained. The consign.
meat of pigs from Ireland met with a heavy trade, owing to
the Cork and Waterton' packets arriving very late. Priem
for bacon pigs had been from 9a. 3d. to 9s. id.. and pucker'
10a. to 10a. 6d., but they receded nearly 6d. per score.
NOTTINGHAM, Ocr. s.—There was a short supply of beef,
for which high rates were obtained. Beat beef made from
9s. to 9a. 6d. per stops ; isferior 801111—MT fact almost any.
thing made Ba. Sheep and lambs made about last week's
prices, with not gaits so great a demand. Few calves were
showing ; they sold at Bd. to 81d. per lb. Pigs made lad
week's rates. Number at market :—llaturdsy, beasts, 10 ;
eaves, 8 ; sheep, 153 ; pigs, 327. Wedaseday, beasts, 180;
calves, 8; sheep, 1,708 ; pigs, 5.

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EIDINBCBGH, OCT. s.—The number of cattle at market this
morning was 454, being 33 less than last week. Good cattle
also in demand, end last week's prices maintained. Extreme
top, 9a.; top current, Bs. 9d.; current mice for the beet
aorta from Bs. to Si. 6d.; middling and inferior, from 61. 6d.
to 7s. 641. per mons. The supply of sheep was 5,796, beam
414 more than last market. 1,488 of the above were store
lambs. Good sheep, being in demand, sold at the extreme
prim of last week. Inferior sorts were with difficulty sold.
Top price of the beet mutton, B*d.; comet, from 7id. to
Bd, Ewes, from 6d. to 7d. per tb. Fed pigs, from Is. 6d.
to Be. per stone ; six to eight weeks' old ditto, f, an Is. to
14e. a teed. Fat cattle, 454 ; lean ditto, 206 ; milch cows,
90 ; sheep, 5,796 ; pip, 343.