The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THURSDAY Evtismo.—The market was
quiet to-day :—All the year, 44e. ; Jasessy to Marsh,
445. 6d. to 456.—Delivery to last evening, 856 maks ; arri-
vals ditto, 688 casks.

carrolc-LrvEßroin, OCT. 22.—The market opened
without change in tons from yesterday. This afternoon
there is more inquiry and leas disposition to 1111; this may
be attributed to the noo-alteration of the Sauk rat* of
discount giving more confidence to holders. Extreme prime
have been paid for Bengal, Surat and China, the Utter
224 d., previous prices were 221 d. American and Egyptian
unchanged. Babe estimated at 8,000 balm, of whkh
2,000 were for speculation and export.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—liaanroim, Oct. 22.
Sympathising with the °Moe market in Liverpool, a rather
quieter feeling again pervades the wool market. Notwith-
standiog, the prices rule extremely arm, and have again
rather hardened since last Thursday. For mime weeks now
the price has been gradually advancing, and, at the manse
time, transactions becoming more limited ; hut though,
spades relatively, there is more quietuses, yet a good deal
of wool changes hands, for the comminution km very barge,
and spinners wisely cover themselves with wool as woe as
they book an order for yarn. In wonted yarns the home
trade continues brisk, and becomes, each week, isensidagly
so. Some considerable orders have been given during the
past week, sod manufacturers Gad it diffladt to get their
yarn delivered as they want it ; the export trade, on the
other hand, is quieter. Cautioss is manifested by buyers,
and they are very chary about giving orders. The demand
from continental markets is not such is to warrant the In-
crease of stocks in foreign warehouses here, though
coafidence prevails that existing stocks, which are
slowly diminishing, will, ere luag, be cleared out
at a profit. Quotations are still advancing. The
quotations of manufacturers are again higher, and
although business is restricted by the great advance is
extreme rates are more readily paid for fabrics
rim for **Kola markets, where the demand keeps up,
than might be expected. The home merchants are pursuing
a centime policy, and operating more sparingly. The
German houses are equally quiet, having anticipated the
bulk of their requitement. in plain goods, and ugly placing
orders in fancy lanes iced other fumy fabrics. The other
oontineatel markets, more especially America and ',mace,
are still taking large quantities of various articles. The ad-
vance since the middle of August is now about se follows ;
Four-quarter China candela and lastings, fr. to fe.; cotton
warp Russel*, 2s. to 4s. ; serge de beanie, es. to Bs. ; six-
quarter plain Orleans, 3a. to 4s. ; six.quarter, Coburgs, Pa. Bd.
to 4s. ; Verona., 2s. to 35. Id., kc. It is, however, quite
imposeible to state the exact rise, as quotations vary coo-
siderably, and still tend upwards.

LACE AND HOSLEKY.—Normica•x, Om.
lace trade is rather quieter than at the date of our last
report, sod all houses who were oat previously overstocked
are beginning to feel the effects of the cotton famine, yarns
having risen as much as • bundle from Saturday till
Tuesday. It must be remembered, however, that the third
week in October is usually slack, as the nisprity of ties
buyers wait the turn of the mouth before giving out their
orders. One or two large houses yet speak by no mesas
despondingly of business, and say that aide, the circum-
stsocee there is more doing than ought reasonably to be
expected. The hosiery bowies are aUo seriously effected
by the cotton (amiss, and by the almost insuperable
difficulty of obtaining yarns, when an advance of price
is asked almost every poet. We are glad to bear how-
ever, in some cases, of • fair shipping sod home bear
being experienced for pantaloons, shirts, and other goods
for which the extreme price is not &Med.—Nottingham
Journal.

°GEN.—MANCH:STIR, Ocr. 22.—At our market this
morning dry samples of English new wheat were held for
the currency of this day se'noight, while damp parcels
would have been parted with at leas money ; but only a
very limited business transpired. Good runs of foreign were
saleable to a moderate extent at fully previous rates, but
other kioda were neglected. Flour was etheediagly difficult
of vale, sad must be quoted 6d. to ls. per sack lower. Oats
And oatmeal were firmer, with, however. but little doing.
&seek new beano were td. per quarter bower, while
Egyptian, on the contrary, were rather dearer. Indies
oars was likewise the turn is favour of sellers.

BIWILVONAM. Oct. 22.—At this day's market there was
a fair supply of wheat. Boglimb sold slowly at last week's
prices ; American held for some &demos*. Barley sad oats
6d. per quarter cheaper. Beaus sad peas unaltered.
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BRISTOL, Ocr. 22.—Our arrivals this week are heavy of
wheat and barley, of oats moderate ; the trade generally
has been characterised by great dulness, with scarcely any
noticeable °bane in currencies. At our market to-day the
supply of English wheat was good, and laat week's values
were about maintained. In foreign rather more doing at
prima unobtainable kit week. Barley of all kinds in large
supply. Gee samples iu good demand, and quite as dear,
inferior difficult of disposal, sad values tending downwards.
Oats sold more freely at full prices. Italian corn rather
more in favoar. AUDI dull.

Divans, Ocr. 22.—We had a this attendance at oar
marketto-rdar,..4 The quantity of wheat was Dot so large as
sad much of it of niforior character. All
= wee
good coaditimied parcels made fully former rates,
but ether sorts were difboult to quit and maser to purchase.
Primo molting barley is short supply. and fully. omintaused
previous sates. No material change is the pima of beans
and oats, but vetches a very slow sale at former rates.
Best white wheat, 21s. to Zia. ; best old red, 21s. to 22e.;
inferior sorts. 17s. to 201. ; barley, 30s. to 41s. ; oats. 21e.
to 28e. ; hems, 21s. to 224. ; peas, 18a. to 21s. ; fine dour,
375. to 40s. ; other dour, 33a. to 365.
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NEITAIL: OCT. 21.—There being a mall show of wheat
at this market, farmers had so difficulty whatever in ob-
taining the extreme prime of last week. The liner sorts of
barley sold readily at late rates ; inferior samples *gain
lower. Very little doing la Gate sad beans, and each rather
cheaper.
NEW DUET. OCT. 2T.—We had a large supply of wheat,
for which the trade wail slow, the best samples oolia-
, Limits late rates ; other aorta were fully la. per qr. cheaper.
Very little fine barley offering ; grinding doscnptioos plea.
Wig, and fully le. per qr. cheaper. Oats, beans, and pees
very dull.
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BroctioLow•Tm, Ocr. 21.—Tbare woo again a mall
show of pain from the growers at our market this nmettiog.
WNW. sold at lest week's prier. Barley unaltered. Oats
dull of sale. Bemis the tare cheaper. lieglish wheat,
uestodi 38a. to 48a. qr. • foreign, 38a. to ths. ; ,eq 300. to
31s. ; sad 'ldeetels ear. 20s. to 26.1. ; fomkgs. Eh.
to 245. ; 38s. to 44e. • English Nadi"( peas,' Els. to
345. ; foreign eg pew 355. to 365. ; grbsese, 345. to
355. ; With ear% 71. 6s. Poo too.
illoarDao, Ocr. tt—Wltot is offerlag to a fair @Amok
bet the supply la sot large. Geed samOss fee seed meet
with a reedy sale at More 40s. to Iths. per quarter. There
is more barley "bowleg. and prime are Is. lower ; good malt-
iug samples, 316. pr qr. New beans. 38a. le 40a. ; old,
42a. to 44a. 0010, 10s. to 30a. per qr. Flow, 38e. b 435.
per rob of Mb&
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EDI/ramie, Oct. 7.l.—As sompated whit WI weak
wheat woe S op as as top. mad 3d. ems as tibe avenge.

Barley wee 6d. up cm the top, and 7d. down oo the ererno.
Oats were sense Cu the top, tad le. down oo the arena
Beans were 4s. 9d. up out the to and la. 24. up oe the
average. Wheat, 275. to 645. •, 'barley, 20s. to 33e. 6d.,
oats, 14a. to 27e. 6d.; beam, 377. to 445. Vd.

CATTLE.—llmartorotan, Ocr. 22.—We received a ic
supply of beasts at this day's market, which came to Imo.
In middling coodition. The trade waa steady. Choice be...,
radioed late quotations ; inferior sold at lower prima.
supply of sheep was only moderato ; a fair inquiry, at fat
prime. Calves were in moderate request at late quotation,
Fat pip a Inge supply ; trade slow, at lower prices.
Sid. to 81d. ; mottos, 70. to Bd. • ewe ditto, IN.
to ?id. ; and veal, 50d. to 7d. per lb. Bacon pip, h. id.
to Bs. 9d. ; porkers, 9s. to 9s. Bd. peraoove.

Biturror., Ocr. 22.—The 'apply of beef at oar market to. I
dayl wee smaller than last week. The best description
sold from 60s. to 63e., and secoodary from Ms. to 60s. pee
cwt. Large supply of sheep, with seething but a brae
trade, and a large number of the pees remised full till tke
close of the market. Bast samples realised from 71(1. ta
70. per lb. A good inquiry for lambs, but there were nose
in the market. Store cattle rather short. and the beau
on offer met with an indifferent wale. nit supply. of pi,p,
with a good sale, and prices rather better. There wee
full supply of milch cows, but they moved off slowly, sod
holden had to submit to a slight reduction on last week''
prices. A very fair show of cart hones and mans ma
with an improved demand, but the tinnier dooe wee
unimportant.
NorrnianAK, OCT. 21.—At our market to-day then wee
an extremely good sad numerous show of nun, sad ebe
business transacted was very fair indeed. Last week's
prices were fully maintained, and in some instancy
superior kinds eves higher prices wen asked. The show of
sheep was numerous, but Dot good, and late prices oat
down • little lower. Beef ruled generally at 70. to W. pH
lb., and mutton Bd. to Bfd.
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EDLNIKIEOII, OCT. 21. —The Dumber of °MG° this monied
was larger, there being 649. or are immare of 10 head. The
&mond was good, and last week's prime were supported.
Top price, de. 61. ; current. Ss. ; middling and inferior,
6e. to Is. 6d. per stone. The ripply of sheep was
or 1,13 d lose than last week. Good sheep in demand, tad
maiatained last week's pekes. The sscoodary sorts were dig.
cult to sell ; bat prima remained much the run u those ob.
Mined at last market. Top price of the beet mutton. 7dd;
comes, 74. to 7gd. ; ewes, from sd. WU. per lb. Fed pip
brought from se. 6d. to 6e. per stogie ; mix to eight week,
old ditto, from do. to 10s. 6d. a heed.