The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-10 00:00:00

ARSIVALS INTO LONDON nom OCT. 6 TO OCT. 10.
Sottish sad Sopron. Irish. Foreign.
V: I I ma
I 990

went.
Barley .
Oats
Malt
Flour, English, U7O sacks; toreista, 17970 Wirral&

LIVERPOOL CORN AND COTrON MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)
(at BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNI= TELINNIAPB).
(TROY OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Cotton market quiet at yodel day's prices. Sales, about
2,000 or 3.000 bales..
. . .

Coax: —At to-day's market there is an average attendance.
Wheat dull sale at Tuesday's prices. Flour in limited re-
quest : tuts qualities unaltered. Indian corn in moderate
request : mixed, 995. 9d. to 30s. Egyptian beans steady ;
Said* 33a to Ws. lid. Oats and oatmeal unaltered.

MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR continues in very limited request, at about previous
prices ; the sales include 200 bags crystallised Mauritius, at
375. for brown. Refined, previous prices are supported,
but there is not much disposition to purchase.
TEL—The public sales have gone off heavily, the parcels
sold were chiefly without reserve; fine uncoloured
Japan teas sold at le. to la Bd-, and a small parcel of
Foo Chow at 8.1 d.; blackish leaf Congou went at full
prices.
Coeur.—There is a steady demand at about the pre.
vions value. Plantation Ceylon hold at 84e. to &Ss. tid. for
low middling and middling, and at 795. to 795. 6d. for

COCOA. —There is less disposition to purchase Colonial
aorta, and prices are rather einier.
Rtes.—No sale of importance reported, hut there is a
limited demand for low qualities at about previous prices.
Putorro.-200 bap sold at 2d. to 3d.
Faurr.—Currants onntiaue quiet, but for other descrip-
tions there is a fair inquiry.
Smarms& —6OO hags sold at 395. 61 cash, for refraction,
6 per cent.
. . . _

borrozi.—The market is firm ; 50 bales Compta sold at
164 d. ; sal 500 balsa western, for arrival. at 15141.
. .

Jurr..-1,600 bales sold, for arrival, at prices not made

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY).
The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 46.. 3d.,
net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 47a. 31 ; Damn-
bur, 475. 9d. ; January Co March, 48s.

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
LZADE7IIIALL. -Prices :-Hides-561ba. to 641ba., 3d. to
314. ; 641bs. to 7211 r., 3id. to 3A4. ; 721ba. to fens., 31.1. to
44. ; 801ba. to 8811 e., 4d. to 444. • Nits. to 961b5.,
4,1 d. to 54.; %lbs. to 1041 b.., 53. to 514. ; 1041bs. to
1.121b5, 50. to Gd. Horse hides, Bs. 6d. to 10s. CLIP
skins. light, 2s. 611. to 3s. 6d. ; full, iis. 64.
Biti6Ogoere.-Sheep skins, Os. Od. to Os. 04.
7s. Od. to 95..0d. ; halrbreds, sa. 3d. to 6..; downs, 4.. Od.
to 4s 9d. ; lambs, 3.. Od. to 6..

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report an active demand for
the better descriptioos of the new growth, at rather higher
rates than at the beginning of the week.

THE DISTRE&SED OPERATIVES AND THE LABOI7R
Tore.--The operatives of Manchester, out of employ, held
an open-air meeting yesterday, at which &deputation to the
guardians was appointed to request them to disoontinue the
application of the degrading tent at once, and to give all
relief in Toney instead of a part io kind.

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THE LANCASHIRE RELIEF FUND.—Mr. J. W.
Maniere, Hon. Sec., acknowledges the receipt of the follow.
Mg sums :—Collection at the Presbyterian Church, Temple-
more, Tipperary, 51. 't.s. 6d.; Emplovis of Messrs. T. and W.
Evans, Newcatle-on-Tyne, 6/.; henry Mayers, 11. ls.;
Harvest Thanksgiving from Cheltenham, 4k; Collection at
Eton, Grantham, 10s. fel.; Offertory iu Hawksworth, near
Bingham, 31.125. GL; Collection in Evington Church, Leices-
ter, 71. Bs. ed.; Harvest Thaskoffering, from Long Bar-
rington, Lincolnshire, 31. Os. 3d.; A. A. Rankin. Shelmorlie,
two coupons for interest in Great Western Railway em-
ptily, 271. 10s. leas income tax, 20s. Bd.; Collection in
Benefield Church, 51.; Collection in Habberley Church,
Salop, St. 45.; Mrs. Morrell, Bowden, 51.; Collection in
Twyford Church, Hants, 181. 10a. ticl.; Clerks and Work-
men in the employ of J. Cliff and Son, 21. 10. 6d.; Collec-
tion in (bailey parish Church, Leicester, 61. 145.; Harvest g
Thankofferiug for West Felton Church, Shrewsbury, 20L tM
84.. (id.; John Itathgate, lk • Mrs. Samuel Slater, 101.; Wert.
bourne House Seminary, itocktowee-Tees, Elk Si.; W. A. ' 10)
Fairbaira, WI.; Employes at Kendal, Miles, end Faulkner's, 19
5/. 5..; Two Sisters, London, M. end R., ss. Is the last
announcement the subscriptions from the Newcastle-on- w
Tyne committee were stated to be 1001.; the re- it
mittauce being, however, for the liberal amount of 16
1,0001. The arrangement. for the reception of M
clothing are progressing most satisfactorily, and large
parcels are received daily from every quarter. The
following railway companies have most liberally offered to
Western,rarcels free of charge :—The London and North
the Go.at Westena, the Groat Northern, the
Midland. the South Eastern. Labels may he obtained
on application to the Hon. Sec., Mr. J. W. Maclure,
2, Bond-etteet, Manchester.