The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-09 00:00:00

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7 TALLOW. THURSDAY EVI:II3O. The market w
quiet to-day :—Spot, 4e63 brook, t/s. 3!. ; new, 4
October to December, 433.1 p 43e. 3d. ; DA:ember, 44t. ;
Jemmy to March. 413.6 d. ; luck, 45e.e

COTTON.—Livssrom.. Harr. B.—Maket quiet, but
steady. Bales to-day 4,1100 helve, inelodiag 1,5(u for rpecu
Istion sad export. 800 Americas, 2el I. to 30d. ; le;
Perms; &c., 29d. to 3M. ; 300 Egyptian, 1.4 J. to lid,: 2.770
Sent, led. to 24;d. ; Bsagei, Stade, far., 14A. ; Chula,
17M. to 19d.; Japes, 21Id.

WOOL AND; WORSTED. —BIL•DPOILD, BUT.
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The high rate oforioney and the talk of peace in Anierksi
tend to create great caution. The market this morning
opened with a much better feeling, and some slight bininess
was done, especially after the receipt of telegrams that at
the Bristol fair quotations at Bradford were &nil) sustained,
sad there was • prospect there of considerable business
being done during the next two days. The further intelli-
gence at noon however, of a further rise to per cent, in
the Bank rate of interest bad the result of completely
checking the better feeling which had begun to prevail.
No further trainer was done, and the tendency of pricer
was downwards, although Mtge holders of week still adhere
with tenacity to quotations. Some, who think that wool must
comedown in price, state that thin year Bristol fair can afford
DO test m to future quotations, inasmuch as the great bulk
of English wool is already stored in Bradford and not else-
where, and that the quotations ruling in this market must
rule those in the country. On the other hand there are
some who hold that, although the market is depressed and
prima have a softening tendency, this state of things cannot
be of long continuance, because the tuarketa of the world are
only low in stack, and there is every prospect of abuttlance
of corn. In worsted yarns them is little or nothing doing
for either home or foreign account. Prices have hardly been
tested, but there is DO doubt that for a bona 14( order a
concession in prim can be secured. There Was in pieces
rather more disposition to do business, but it was vecy
early checked. Neither home nor foreign merchants did
anything afterwards. The operations previously had been
chiefly confined to the purchase of • few small parcels by
foreign merchants. Prices may be quoted easier all round.

LACE AND HOSLERY.—Nornscaum. Sur. H,_
There has been another very quiet week is both the lace and
hosiery trades, buyers holding back in consequence of she
unsettled state of the cotton market, and the hope of a slight
000ces■ion in the prices of manufactured goods in cense.
queens. Several large lace houses strongly expect a revival
of business before long, but at present there are no
symptoms of improvement.—Noffinghent ✓oernaf.

CORS.-BITMINGEIAM, SEPT. 8.-At Gloucester and
Worcester markets on the 3rd the wheat trade ruled dull,
but mot quotably lower for soy description. Barley firm.
Oats and beans quite as dear. Dunes the present week few
transactions are reported in wheat, buyers offering less.
whilst holders are firm. Barley and oats a fair request at
previous rates. Beans sod peas leas in request. At Wol-
verhampton yesterday, there was • short supply of English
wheat and no reduction was submitted to. At this day's
market there was a limited supply of English wheat, which
found buyers at a decisne of le. per quarter. Foreign 'pito
as much more. Barley, oats, beans, and peas a fair demand
in limited quantities at former priors.
BRISTOL, SEPT. 8.-At our market to-day there ens •
very limited attendance. English wheat was is fair supply,
but met • slow gals at last week's rates. A =all quantity
of foreign &imaged hands at barely the rates of last week.
Grinding barley and maize were both in favour of buyers.
Old oats maintained their value ; new oats gave way about
3d. pee qr.
Dams% SEPT. 8.-The reports of the yield of the little
wheat that has been thrashed are favourable ; the quality
is fine and heavy weight. Beet whit* wheat, 215. to tle.;
best red ditto, 99e. to 21e. ; other Norte, 17s. to 19r. • ' beat
barley. 28e. to 315. ; cats, 21s. to 275. ; hearse, Ws. to 24e.;
pees, 16s. to 21s. .• spring vetches, 235. to 27e. ; fine
flour, 305. to 31/.6d.; other flour, 275. to 28s.
MAZICHESTER, SEPT. 8.-The arrivals into Liverpool this
week are large. At our market to-day English wheat dull
at a &dies of le. par qr. Foreign wheat a slow sale, and ld.
toll. per costal cheaper. English sad foreign flour in limited
request, at a reduction of tid. per sack and barrel. Oats
and oatmeal remain without change. Beans the tuns
dearer. Indian corn easier to boy ; mixed selling at 295. rid.
per qr. in Liverpool.
NEWARK, Sari 7.-There was ea average show of
wheat, which met a tolerable enquiry with little or no alts
ration io prime. Barley as before. Oats an average show
and very firm. Beane were worth more mosey.
NEWBVET, Sirr. 8.-We continue to receive a fair imp.
ply of wheat, and for which there was a steady consump-
tive demand at nearly the prices of last week. Rather
more barley on offer, and some sales made at prices from
31s. to 365. per sr. Oats, beans, and peas without change.
STOCKTOI-01E-T», SEPT. 7.-At this day's market
there was again a small supply of grain from the
growers. Wheat met • slow sale at prices rather
under last week', currency. There were several samples of
new in good condition, but the quality was below last
year's produce. Barley in fair demand at fall prices. Oats
unchanged. Bemis and peas continue in good request. In
other articles there is no cheese to note. Wheat per
quarter of 631 b. to the bushel :-Durham and Yorkshire
red. 42a. to 435. • ditto white. 465. to 48e. ; eolith country
rod, 441. to 454:. • ditto, white, 48s. to 50a. ; old, 45e.
to 46a. Barley, shading, per imperial qr., 2e. to 295.
Oats. feed, new, 18e. to Ws. ; potato, 423 b. per bushel,
235. to 245. Beans, 40e. to 441. Peas, feeding, 335. to 36e.

Uranium; Star. B.—A moderate show of wheat, which
met a dell sale„ samples of old selling better than new.
Spring corn in short supply, aid the trade good. Wheat,
42,. to 501. Rye, 345. to 365. per qr. Oats, 225. to 28s.
per qr. Tares, Ils. per_ bushel.
BOINDWIGH, Barr. ~—As compared with last week,
wheat was 31. 6d. down on the top, and 2s. 3d. up ca
the average. Barley was fid. down on the top, sod 9& up
on the average. Oats were Ia down ow the top, and 7d. up
on the avenge. Beans were 6d. up on the top, and Is. 11d.
on the average. Wheat, 275. to 42e. 6d. ; barley, 23e.
to 35e. 6d. ; oats, 19s. 9d. to 275.; beam, 37a. to 43a. 6d.

CATTLE.-Biganscinan, Barr. 8.-Oood beasts were in
fair renueat, at full prices ; infector a steady trade, at late
rates. the show of sheep was samosably good uto number, but
arrived in middling oonditioe ; the dammed was fair, at full
prices. Lambs were a moderate supply ; demand steady ; no
alteration in prices. Calves • small ripply ; prime calms
realised full prices. Fat pigs • limited supply ; a fair
icquiry at full prior. Beef, 50. to 7jd. per lb.; arbor
mutton. 70. to Bd. per Ih. ; ewe ditto, 64d. to Tad. per lb.;
lamb, 6d. to 9d. per lb. ; veal, 6d. to 71cL per lb. ; boots
pip, Ba. 9d. to 10s. 3d. per score ; porket ditto, 10a. to
10s. 10d.
BIKSTOL, Sur. 8.-We had a middling supply of beef at
our market to-day, for which thee* was • good sale, at a
slight advance in prior, best samples making from 655. to
685., and secondary from 60s. to 635. Full show of sheep,
and capital demand at an adverse as last week, and nearly
all on offer were sold. Large supply of lamb, and sold at
from lid. to Rd. per lb. No store cattle. Short supply el
' pigs, sod prices 3d. per mere lower, with a further doiri-
, ward tendency. Very few milch cows, and no sale.
Bearcelv any horses.
NOTTINGHAM. Snrr. 7.-At market today there was a
fair show of baser, the best qualities of which made full
prices ; inferior were • dull eels. Very few calves at
market, and late quotations were fully supported. The
supply of sheep was good, and with • rather free demand,
mutton was fully as dear as on the previous week. A fair
show of lambs, the trade is which ruled firm. Prices :-
Beef, Be. 3d. togs. 6d. ; pork, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stone ;
mottos, 60. to Bd. ; veal, Bd. ; lamb, 80. to 91. per lb.
Entimunog, Sur. 7.-The number of cattle this
morning was 328, being • dream of 54 head. Demand
also good, and a good clearance effected at the full prices of
last week. Top price, lie. 6d. ; current, Bs. ; middling and
inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. The ripply of
sheep and lambs was 5,516, being 3,660 lass than last
week, 1,306 of which ware store hogs sod lambs. Good
sheep in demand. and a good clearaaes effected at higher
prim. Beat mutton from 70. to Fel.; ewes, from fid. to
7d. per lb. Lambs, top prices, 40a., 29e.. Vs. 6d. ; cut,
rent, from 24a. to 26a. ; and down to 18e. ; blackbird,
top, 29a., 23., 20., 19s. 6d., 184., and Sows to 10a. a
heed. The lambs at 40a. were from Them, East Lothian,
and the blackfaced at 29a. from Blyth, near Lauder. Fed
pin brought from se. to 6s. per stone ; sin to eight weeks
Old ditto, from 9s. to 14e. a bead. Numbers in market-
Fat cattle, 326 ; lean ditto, 239 ; milk eows, 81; sheep,
5,516 ; pigs, 352.