The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-16 00:00:00

LONDON VfiILKLY

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6.800
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66

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3,400
113

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3.100
12,990
6,400
1%300
34

211
2,300
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1,100

25,000
145,000
29,000
181,000
430

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39.900
146.000
17,000
408,000
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10,400
61,100
9,600
1,600
16,000

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22,600

COTTON.—Livnixoni, Oar. 16.—The market closed
fairly, with less spirit than when it opened, and compared
with Friday's rates prices of all kinds must be quoted id.
par lb. dearer. The sales were estimated at between 10,000
and 12,000 bales, and consisted of 1,600 American export,
1,000 apse. ; 120 Penult and hisrashmm, at 614. to Td.;
20 Bahia, fty.
; 400 *optima, at 6d. to 131 d. ; 1,200 Surat,
at 3/4. to 4 4. (600 export) ; 100 Bea Weans, 10/C, 14d.,
and 22d.Total since Thursday, 30,000 bales, 3,600 export
and 4,000 sped

THE LINEN TRADE.—The market for white goods,
though not so active es it was during the shipments for the
American fall trade, is in a healthy state, and goods for
home consumption are moved on pretty fair terms. In cam•
brio handkerchiefs we may note the continuance of steady
transactions. Several large parcels have already been
sent off for the early spring mukets of the United States.
Heavy goods are not to be had in the quantities usual some
yeah ego, and anal the aid of the steant.engine be eaten.
lively introduced into the north of Ireland, we need not es-
peat to see that class of linens very fall in stock. Terns are
in better request; the general state of the market, however,
is not yet sae► as would warrant *planers in pushing pro
duction to a high point, or proportionate to the power of
their spindles.

TALLOW.
We have again to reoord to-degas advance in the tallow
market. The demand has been strong, and following
upon the large deliveries of last week, and the evidence we
gave in our statement of lent Friday as to the probable sup.
plies and demand, It has produced a farther adenine to-day.
The market was quiet on Saturday, and but little business
was done, prioes being a little lower than on Friday.
To-day we opened firm, and since 'Change higher prices
have been paid, and we close spot new Y.C. Ws. ; 1854
Nov., 62a. ed. ; all the year, Us. 6d. • Dieember and
January, 811 s. • . January and March, 635. 4.—From Masan.
Smith and Charles's Circular of Monday evening.

CORN.—Bussar, OCT. 16.—(87 English and Welt Mag-
netic Telegraph.)—At farmers' market the supply of
both wheat and oats mod ; prices firm. At the Corn
Ezchange the attendance was small; prices firm.
DUNDALK. Ocr. 16.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph.)—Wheat, 40e. to 435.; barley, 18s. to 22e.;
oats, 13s. to 16s. 6d. Market well attended, ,and a large
business done.

Ocr. 15.—Tbe donand for bed

during the put few weeks bee been extremely dull, we. is
fair request this morning, and a goed Wausau was effected
at prices a shads higher then those quoted en Monday last.
Sheep of prime gustily also experienced a good inquiry at
last week's currencies; but middling and inferior destrip•
Lions were not so much sought after, and at the close a smell
number remained unsold. Beef, 6}d. to 6td.; mutton,
dd. to 7d.