The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUG P.. Bi.IITOL, OCT, 7. —TII re is a yet,.
helm( she market, and buyers actin isclited to
chase at primeat mime. RaOsed steady, but pot
at kW valam Km tether loa et, aad is slow demos.!.

TALLOW.—Fsaust E^. o.—The market wt..;
today. Oor clueing get.* are sod .t ,
41r. &l. ; Deo., 42a. 9d. ; Jae. 1 Mush,
March, 445. Delivery to last &Teals& 882 make
2.190 casks. Tows tallow is quoted 41s. bet,
Assam' sheep. 41a. 6d. ; so beef offering. North Atom
41s. fine; 40a. fair; South Americso, 425. pipes.
39striliaa6d. sh.11;80e, to437ll.a.t°6d.42Llow.g°°dConos-t° out oil bas4is quier9l.
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prices are rather lower this week. Cochin. Me. to 3m...1
Ceylon, 375. ; Sydney, 365. ; feir, 33.. 6d. ; toe.
Very little of this class of oil in steel. Palm oil itt
36a. do Lagos; 32a. 6d. to 345. good to boa Accra. I _
out oil, 30a.

COTTON.—Lrellneoo6, Oct. 7.-11se cotton ins/kit
the early part of the week waa Inanimate, and a funk:,
decline of PI. to Id. per lb. was in some descriptions ii.i,.
mitted to, bet dim* the last two days more cacti, ,
has prevailed, bad yesterday a considerable busbies,.
done, both by the trade and exporters, and prices hair n,
some extent hardened. American continues in demand.
has again fallen Id. per lb. See Island is la improved
mania at previous rates. Ycyptian fully maintains
week's quotations, and is in general and increasing ciein,_l'
Smyrna has been irregular during the week, sod soul,
prices have been taken. but there is now more inquiry ,L 1
'insidious rates are maintained. In Brazil •
business hue been done, in Pero= chiefly, for esi,•,r!
but the common qualities barely maintain last w,..„ •
prices. Bahia has also been in demand, but his (5tk....,
to lid. per lb. Maranbaan continues in limited
without change. East India bas exhibited extreme dei.res
skin, and in the absence of demand an average decline
Id. per lb. was submitted to. China 4:oath:ales in
proved demand, but closes about id. lower for fair
wider, and to, in the better qualities. Speculate, L.,.
taken during the week 6,510 bales, exporters 12.370
sad the trade 23,250 bales. We have had a good dexia4
to-day, but the market closes rather tamely at yesterdir
prices. The sales are 5,000 bales, of which 2,000 Ir. In
export sad speculation. The followiin,ria, the oticiel
Mobile.
:—Fair Orleans. 28d. ; m• . 26d. ; tar
Mobile. 270.; middling. 250. ; fair ET 27d. ; ;Lid.
dling, 251 d.

001TOS GOODS. —M•eanenllt, Ocl. 7. —The improve.
rent generally reported r observable in the cloth mania
on Tuesday and two subsequent days—an improvement
which manifested itself rather in an inerrant amount of
business than in any admire of prices—has to-day almost
wholly disappeared. The unfavourable amount publ.shed
by the Bank feeding to an apprehension of dearer money
together with the generally uncertain aspect of coonitrrial
affairs. have bad the effect al 'niacin buyers to retreat from
further operations. Most of them, indeed. have either
withdrawn from the market or are offering prime which are
hardly likely to be accepted. The amount of briars to.
day has been small for this reason. but as yet we do tot
hear of tellers having reduced their quotation•
there is no real further decline in the price of cloth, hot
simply • pars in business. There was • good deal of
banner yesterday, both in home trade and shipping yank
but to-day, for the reasons given above, the market his
resumed its former parries, and spinners are considerably
more anxious to sell. Any slight drainage in price obtained
yesterday has been lost to-day. In home trade yarns there
seems to be quite • suspension of business. Manufacturers
whose order for cloth an not var► pressingly relined
have shown • disporition to put off the purchase of yarn
in all cars where it was parable.

CORN.—Cem.garono, OCT. 7.—We had only 'a mill
supply of wheat to-day, and there wan an advance of le. on
white, and la to 2s. as red wheat. Bad, 366. to 34.,
extra, 40a. Beam maintained their price. Barley more
accacht after, and beet runs la. dearer. Average .—Wlicat,
2,570qm.. 38a. 10d.; barley, 597,'29.. 4d.; oats, 99, 21a. 24.,
beans, 349. 36a 5d.; peas, 89, 37a sd.

Lmcot.s, Oct. 7.—We have had • geed supply of
wheat at market to-day, and last week's prior were folly
supported ; in SOON came 6d. per. qr. advisee was realised.
No change in the value of barley. Wheat, red, 375. to
395. ; white, 395. to 43 ; barley, is. to 345.; cats, 20r.
to 16%; beans, 41s. to 445.
LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 7.—We have had only • small sum.
dance of buyers at today's market, sod caries to the
general feeling of distrust prevailing only • very limited
amount of business has toothed. We have. however. to
report • healthy consumptive demand for wheat, and tine
ambers from scarcity commanded an 'doom of 2d. per
coital compared with last Friday. Flour steady, but us.
changed in value. Mixed American can is sow getting into
narrow mopes, sad holders are not disposed to sell ander
6d. per quartet advance ; rotted ye/low, ea the contrary.
being plentiful and in lens favour with 000111111111101, mamba as
coo this day week. Oats and oatmeal both doll, sad Mho
lower. No change in beaus, peas, or barley. _

WiWIELD, ticr. 7.—We ban more time is our wheat
market totlay, bat are lewdly able to oall prime la. per. qr.
dearer thou last Friday. rave cm low sales, made seder us.
newessuy pule iodates». Fir.* barley quite se dear:
other eerie eall at irregular Mid& Oats sod bows de not
go off very rapidly, but value is unaltered.

COALS.—Losmos, OCT. T.—Cowpe+ Hartley. 19.. 3d. ;
Haatimp Hartley, 19a. 3d. ; Holywall Haut, 19e. ; Lem.
bees West Hartley. 19a. 3d.; Waffi Fad Haewall, 21.. 3d. ;
Walls End Helios, 21a. 3d. ; Walls Eod Neither Primrose,
; Wall. Ead South Hutton, 21a. 3d. : Walla Ead
Tomball, 19s. 6d.—Ships at aarimpt, 18 ; sold, 18.