The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-13 00:00:00

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SUCIAIi—TM NNW MN alum tk pelste et the
,Beilidegeassedees Margius, sevagetoi hoset„te returns
nada in tits ebek mak* tiso Mk My of OeloMr, 1895, is
Ms. 84. per ewt.,exeleeire of duty. No retro% et sum
its prods.* at the Mauritius, is **week err Aing as above.
The &map pries of sups, the produce of tb,i, gut, wise, is
the week saCag es above, 32.. 9d. pa cwt., eielasive
of duty. TM avenge pries of the two. yersong gawp
doss of sem jointly, Is 30s. let& pee wt.

IRlGAR..—Bauvor., Oar. 12.--. Che market km bah
slam the date of 041 last report, the in-
Grassed tightness is the snowy market esersisiag s depress-
ing isthmus, on produce genssally, sad the transactions of
Ike week am of the most trivial *hemmer, at prime which
barely support the &mar currency. Refiners medium is
held firmly, but this. is less disposition shown to operate
they of late. Mum L lookiag up, but the supplies us still
sesalL

COTTON.—LreitiPooL, Oar. 12.—The past week of
Rye der hoe bequest. of considerable gloom and depreesion
in sour market. The advance made last week ia the rate of
discount, with the general feeling which pervaded 0021.
steroid circles that the directors of the Bank of Reiland
would further have advanced the rate yesterday, has had a
very unsettled effect ape& business. Throughout the week
hoiden have been most anxious 'ellen placing their stocks,
in many instances, unreservedly for sale upon the market,
while consumers continue to bay. sparingly and with petition.
The effect has been tocause an irregular market, especially
to yesterday, when many low sales were made ; but the
general giving way may be quoted at id. to Id. per lb. on
oar last quotations; middling standing as follows: Up-
lands, 6 6.166. ; Mobile, 6161. ; Orleans, 61d. The Com-
mittee of brokers also reduce feir to Uplands, 6d. ; Mobile,
6161. ; Orleans, 60. Ali other descriptions of cotton as
well as America& have participated in the decline. Surat.
are about Id. per lb. lower, but are in fair daily demand at
the reduced rates. Egyptians continue to be in limited
request, cad abundantly offered for sale. There is no
change to notice in the American advices with respect to the
prospects of the crop • but in the meantime we must not
laseeibht of our reducing stock and unchecked coasumption.
1,260 American and 160 floret are reported to have been
taken on speculation ; 850 American, 60 Madras, 2,630
Surat, 160 Bengal, and 40 Forum for export • so that
the deliveries to the trade for the weak have bees about
26.000 balm Bales today 6.000 balm. 1,000 Wagon specs.
lation and for export ; sales of the week, 81,060 bales.
COTTON GOODB.—MAkomunts, Oct. 11.—This

market remains la t►e same dull sad deprewd state as in-
timated on the 9th. No business ,is being done unless for
positive requirements.

HOSIERY AND LACE.— Norrtgoaxx, Ocr. 10.—
Monday, Tueeday, and Wednesday being usually blankdaye
in the late trade, our reports must be understood to refer both.
latter part of the previous week when we state that business
again almost relapsed last week into quiescence, a pheno-
menon occasioned, is what ought to be the height of the
season, no doubt, to a great extent, by the annual Notting-
ham holidays at Goose Fair. The change was the less wel-
come and the more unexpected, because the previous week's
business bad been animated, and also the business two
weeks before. The season, which limits itself to the home
and German trade, is, however, usually protracted till
about the middle of Deoember' after which the Americans
begin to operate for the spring ; for the Nottingham lace and
hosiery trades differ to this extent that the American buyers,
at least, are never found operating in both marts at the
same period. In hosiery we are happy to report an improve-
ment; considerable arrivals and active operations for the
spring amongst the American buyers. The home trade, in-
deed, continues in a state of depression • but the, export of
American order', our manufacturers acknowledge, stops the

gap and Imps their haads fall of employment.

TALLOW.

Thou of oar friends who have followed us in the state-
ments we have from time to time brought before them, of
the shortness of the supplies of home tallow, both in this
country and on the continent, will be prepared to bear of
the increasing deliveries of foreign tallow from our ware-
houses which we have this day to report. The lste rains
have improved the condition of grass lauds, sad we may
therefore expect some improvement in the home supply ;
but the injury done to tee turnip crops by the long conti-
nuance of dry weather appears, by the advices forwarded
from the most important districts, to be put recovery, and
we must not therefore count on any important increase in the
home production; hence it becomes more than ever inter-
esting to icquire into our means of meeting the additional
demand for foreign tallow, and to this end we submit the
following calculations for this year as compared with the
facts of the same period in 1864, 1863, 1862, and 1851.
Casks. Casks.
By the latest &deices from Petersburg, there were
despatched to all parts from Petersburg and the
interior --
Shipped from Memel, and arrived

41,000
11,000

80,00
Of which to ontports and foreign( es, and not down
in time for shipment tribalism at Memel 13,000
Probable proportion for London on or berme Des
SI, 185$ 15.1106
S
took, Bth October, 1868
Upeeted arrival tram Reardase above
.9 „ Other places
10,000

• 48.471
Probable delivery this week 4,300
for 9 weeks and 4 days, at 2,50
cants per. week 24,100
27.400

Probable stock on the Slat December, 11155
There will be, by this calculation, about 5,000 casks of tal-
low of the quantity already despatched from Russia left in the
German pats for shipment to this market with th- opening
of the navigation, and beyond this the remainder of the
production of Russia this season has to be accounted for,
viz., about 35,000 sacks. Of this we may take es the pro-
bable proportion for London, 30,000 casks; making in all
35,000 casks left available for shipment in the course of
next spring. The navigation would be open probably about
February, and the arrival of the tallow might be expected
to be spread ever • period of four or five months. Now the
averse. deliveries of tallow from the London warehouses
from let January to end of July is 48,000 casks, and as the
supplies from Australia and South America, in this period,
cannot be equal in any case to an average of years, it is
evident that the supply will he readily disposed of. We do
not think, however, that this supply can be safely caleu
lated span, for should the war contralto, the allies
may at any moment adopt measures which shall
prevent the enemy escaping the effecra of the
blockade of hie ports through this Prussia) tran-
sit trade. It must be remembered that in the
foregoing calculation, nearly all the Russian tallow has been
assumed to come to London, and hence that Landon will be
the emporium for the supply of our out-pests and the conti-
nent. S'e have had very considerable fluctuations in the
tallow market during the last few days ; the chief feature
has been the strong demand on the spot, both for borne
consumption and exportation. This morning the market
opened firm at 62.. 6d., January and Mach ; 635. was
afterwards paid for the same period. Since 'Change, the
m rket has been firm, and we leave off—Spot, Y. C. sew,
625. 3d.; 1854, 61s 61. to 61s. 91.; Novenoer and Decem-
ber, 615.91. to 624.; December and January, 62..6d ;
January and Mach, 625. 9d. to 631. The delivery to last
evening was 2,897 casks: the arrival, 1,668 casks. Tne
public sales consisted of 753 casks, of which 95 casks were
cold, the remainder having been withdrawn for higher
prior.—From Messrs. Smith and Charles' Circular of Fri-
day evening.

CORN.—Cazimsroin, Ocr. 12.—There was a moderate
supply of wheat at market to-day, and many sample'
out of condition ; these realised former rates, but all the best
descriptions of new made 1.. per qr. more than this day
week; new red, 7.5.. to 78a., extra 130 e. ; old, 834 ; new white,
789. to SW ; old, 88.. Barley, ratter more offering,
and prices fully maintained for the finest malting qualities,
38s. to 425. Beans, few offering, and Is. dearer.
Ltrscol.w, OCT. 12.—We had a lair show of wheat at
our Exchange to-d.y; the demand brisk, good samples
making Is. to 2.. more money than last week ; oat of eon-
diiion and inferior at late rates; red, 745. to 813. ; white, 80.
to 86i- The supply of barley was fair, which was taken off at
Is. decline; grinding. 33i. to 37..; malting, 43'. Not
much doing in oats, 28a. to 345.
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WAKZTIILD, Ocr. 12.—The supplies of grain continue
moderate. The market presented a firmer tone than was
observable at Leeds on Tuesdsy, and both oid end new
wheat meta fair sale at la. per quarter advance on last
'Friday'. rates. Barley met a steady sale at late prim.
Other articies were without alteration Avenge, week
ending Oct. 8: Wheat, 6,715, 801. 20. ; barley, 666,
41s. 71d. ; oats, 25, 32.. ; beans, 91, 51e. ; peas, 6, 525.

PROVISIONS.—Dtattm, Ocr.ll.—Smallmarkets,with
Prices 2s. per cwt. up. New bacon, 7:11. to 76• : alts, 10s.
to 74.. ; hams. floe, 74.. Bd. ; new Wicklow, 60.. to 655. ;
aid, 48s. to 689. ; American beano, 66.. ; shoulders, 405.;
lard, 61s. to 635.: kegs, 50.. to 635. per cwt. Butter mar-
, ken advancing-9d. to Ild. per lb. for cool ; 80.. to 100 s.
Per cwt. for firkin. Wool down Id. per 16.-17. 64. to
17.. 9d. for fleece; hogget,lB.. to 18..44. Shipments going
oil for France. C Whitehaven, 16s. per ton ex ship.
BaLrest OCT. W.—Wheat, white, 16.. 6d. to 16.. 64• ;
red, 141. to 14,61 ; oats, 7s. to 9.. 3d. ; natmesl, 14.. 61. to
16s. per cwt.; better, white firkin, 101 d. to Ild.; firkin,
1014. to 11d. ; crock, 10d. to lid. ; lump, 10td. to 114 d. per
10. ; pork, 62.. to Mt ter 12014.

ANOTHER " BABY SHOW " FAILURE—One of tbese
amenably exhibitions took place in the Marques Gardens,
near York, on lilondmy afternoon, ut up of the sense
wormed parties as these who promoted the shows at
Withernsee, end other places, t'wt it received very little
support indeed at York, and certa:oly noes whatever from
the intelligent and respectable pdetlon of the citizens.
Twenty-five babies were exhibited io a large tent, and five
prises, principally consisting of time•pieces, were awarded,
according to the balloted votes of the satire oompsny in Mir
tent, which did not exceed 200 persons. In the evenieg,
fireworks, it was aonotoca, woald be displayed In the
gardens, to be followed by a hall, sod a large number of
persons attended, principally of youthful meehaniee. The
fireworks, however, were interrupted by riotous and latem.
pirate proceedings. Neither did nay ball take plus., but
the gardens were cleared, after much damsels had btea
foe Se Wes sad edits property—Leeds Marerry.

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