The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvnroot.. Oct. 29.—Then has been • large
banner* today at id. advance upon yesterday. Salm
today, 20,000 bales, inoludlog 8,000 speculation sad
export 800 A1D.601114 214. to 241. 4OO Yoram. ko.,
22d. to ltd. ; 100 Marimbas°, 24d. ; 506 Macro cod Bahia,
21id. to 244. ; 1,200 Egyptian, 12d. to 30d. ; 900 &Evros,
134. to 17d. Sumt, 10d. to ltd. Para,Siegal &Mu, kc.,
10d. to Md.; China, 12d. to 14d. ;&a., 22id. to 2114.

OIY/TON GOODS.—llANcazerss, Ocr. 29.-1 b rese-
tioa is the cotton market at the esensassoetnent et the week
led to a rather better feeling in thin market on Tuesday, and
though it did not lead to much business on that day, it sae
the ootnineecoment of an inipireisent both is sloth and

yarn, which has gone on emaily to the end of the week.
The low prices of the last few weeks had tempted boyars to
make inveemeote, and stocks of goods had been ems/irk/-
ably reduced. India goods, especially shirting', had bees
mostly cleared out, and as stocks abroad are known to have
been greatly exhausted, and as the news from America
pointe to a prolongation of the war (or at least is thought to
do so by merchant. here), =Mecca amongst buyers has
been steadily gaining ground. Merchants shipping to India
are amongst the latter, and have been quietly placing orders
with manufacturers for clothe to make. Tnees ordain are
mostly taken at low prices. Some manufacturers have
taken contracts to the end of the year, and others have en.
garments extending into January and even Yebruary, such
manufacturers trusting to the low price to which cotton had
fallen to enable them to buy at prices which would cover
the risk of any advance between now and then. These orders
have of mute led to a corresponding business in yarns, and
the qualities required for shirting. advanced yesterday in
some instanoss as mock as 2d. per lb. above the lowest rates
lately correct. In goods regorging a better class of cotton,
whether yarn or cloth, there is lees improvement, but still
prices are generally higher than they were this day week.

WOOLLEN.—Lnios, Ocr. 29.—The markets this nose-
lag have agate presented a quest magnet. In the Coloured
Hall few tranaratioes have taken plaoe,and those principally
io dub tweeds and maltose. Hair line and heavy goods
in the White Market have also been little inquired for,
and business generally has been ooaaiderebly below the
avenge. Rates continue without alteration.

HARDWARE.—BIRIIINGLUI, Ocr. 29.—The trade of
this to. n is in a eatisiactory state ; the factors' orders come
in steadily, and although manufacturer, have nos many on
their books beforehand, they have amply sufficient to
enable them to keep their eateblabinents going without
making up goods for stock. In the motel trades there is
more activity, and a bettor demand for material ; the edge-
tool oaken and hollow ware manufacturer, have a good
supply of orders, and the tin-plate workers are doing as
average amount of busies ; a similar remark applies to
the tight steel toy trade. With respect to teary goods of
every description business is slack, and the buttes-makers
report a moderate demand for that elan of goods on •00011ni
Of the season trade, but making every allowance for these
and similar exceptions, there appears to be no doubt bat
that a full average amount of business le being dotes The
out-workers generally are well employed. The foreign
trade is lase active than it was at the commencement of
the quarter; the withdrawal of Booth Arnerioui orders boo
to some extent contributed to this, and the oraitineutal
trade is greater. Os account of the seaters markets nos
much is being dose ; the West India trade is pretty good.
la the adjoining district the foundries are well espied,
and at Walrall the saldlers ironmonger' are fairly supplied
with orders. The Wolverhampton factors are doing •
steady trade ; and in that part of the district the manatee-
toren are well employed. The am trade in this district
is extremely quiet, the high price of fuel coasequent oa the
strike putties a stop to active operations at the
wo•
rks.

CORN.—Csagarrag, Ocr. 29.—We bad a large rapply
et all eon, sad wheat sad barley vete le. lower. Traci*
very heavy. Wheat. Ma to 39a; barley. 265. to S3s.; beans,
38e. to 40a. ; oats, 17s. to 24e.
CA lusts, OCT. 29.—There was a fair 'bow of sR kiods
of gram at oar market ibis manta& Most of Mt* wheat
warn is fur ootalittoo mad sold slowly bet there was • good
demand for the blur sorts. Oats s.d barley mataraused

their Table. Prima :—Wheat, white, Dew. 141. to 17eist
ditto, old. 16a. to 18e. ; red. mow, 13s. to 15e. ; ditto, old,
14.. to 16s. ; barley, new, 10a. 6d. to lle. 6d. ; oats„
potato, oew, 6s. Gd. tore. 61.; thtto, old, 8.. to na. Gd.;
ootantoo oats, 7a. 6d. to 80. per Outdo bushel. Flour,
la. 7d. to la 9d.; tetanal, la. 6d. to la. 84. ; barleyineall
and ryetneal, la 4d. par atone.

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OM 29.—A mall supply of wheat, and
rood of basisy the tanner meta aloe sale at fully last
week's prima, and the latter, ter malting purpcess, mum.
tailed to rates, whilst grioiling qualities declined le.
Per 9r•

GUILDFORD, OCT. V.—The supply of wheat to-day was
stain very limited, sad meta ready ask at the dull prices
el bat week. Malt* 'lmlay in fair demised at late quota.
Wok Wbeat, 365. to 46e. ; barley, 265. to 345. ; o.tta, l'Js.
to 265. ; beans, 401. 10 445. per qr.

HERTFORD, OCT. 21.—lie wheat trade can 'remedy be
quoted dearer to-day, and yet there is • decidedly better
Made, and full prices are easily realised. Barley is still
extremely dull of isle, end barely maintains former rates.
Oats and beans m before, but trade dull. Quotations :
Wheat, red, runs, 235. to 25e. • fine, 265. ; white, 245. to
116 s. ; fine to 275. per load. Barley, malting, sew, to
37a. ; grinding, 265. to 325. Oats, coons. new. 16s. to
225. ; feed, old, 28a. per qr. Beans, new, 21s. to 22e.; old.
265. per load.
Leicsimmt, OCT. 29.—The supply of wheat was stout
as average for the sses and owing to the damp weather
ample. ware may In mo moderate condition. Business was in.
active, but prices were unaltered. New white sold at Me.
to 42a. ; new red, Us. to 40e. ; old white, 425. to 44a ; old
red. 48a. to 42a. per 36 stone. There was a fair show of
barley, and the trade proved steady at little or uo altera-
tion in the quotations ; malting, Ms. to 335. per Tarter ;
grinding, 26e. to 30a. per 30 stone. The oaktrade was on
the whole healthy, and prices were unchanged ; old, 2%. to
32a. ; new, 23e. to Vs. per 24 stone.

NIWCAIFTLI-UPON.TiIIg, OCT. 29.—At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and ooedition being imperfect it sold at very Ore.
ruler rates ; eboios dry and south country, on the con.
town was in rather better request, but higher terms were
not procurable. Foreign was held firmly, which tended
tocheck basin's. Flour without change. Mailing barley
most difficult to quit, and our extreme quotations are only
made for extra qualities, whilst the intermediate quacks
are fully Is. cheaper. Malt in little favour. Beaus and
peas steadily supported their value. Oats howling cheaper.
The arrivals this week are :—Wbest, coastwise, 1,541,qr5. ;
foreign, 1,785 ; rye, foreign, 675 ; barley, coastwise, 1.,1•79;
foreign, 800; malt, coastwise, 115 ; cafe, eoastwies, nal ;
Flour, ceutwise, 1,737 necks.
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Nomnat. Ocr. 22.-The supply of wheat to-day was
somewhat Paw than last week, and there beieg a suns.
what more lively demand, the fall prices of last attar.
day were maintained for all good qualities. The supply of
barley was liberal ; a large proportioa, however, consisted
of only middling mad inferior qualities, for which the Iwo
was restricted ; the beet malting qualities were takeu
off at late Mee. White wheat (weighing .:31t. to
6413.), 44. to 43 • red ditto (weighing 6213 to (41bs.),
365. to 38s. ; beat malting barley (weighing Abe.
to 5613), 33 to 335. rum ditto (weighing :413.
to 55th.), 30s. to 31s. ; distilling ditto (weighing :.21b.
to 5313), 27a. to 28e.; oats, 245. to 26.; beans. 375.
to 33. ; peas (maple), 365. to 38e. per qr. ; dour, 3s. to
27a. per sack.
Norrraoriem. Ocr. 29.-Them was a fair show of wheat
at our corn market to-day, the show consisting of white and
red descriptions. The demand was steady at late rates.
Old white realised 445. to 50s. ; old red, 43. to 4.1 d. ; new
white, 43. to 455. ; new red, 38e. to 41s. per 36 stone. 1 4
barley the show was tolerable, sad the tows of the demand
was Ono. The best sorts commanded extreme prices; other
kinds not materially altered. New malting. 23 to 33 For
qr. • old grinding, Vs. to 28s. par 30 stone. The show of
oat; was good, bat the demand was by no means brisk at
recent currencies ; old, 255. to 33 ; new, 23 to 235. ; old
foreign, 245. to 265. per 24 Mom
PITTERBOROUGH, OCT. 29.-We bad here today a fair
show of wheat. and prior were in femur of buyers. Om
beet yellow samples made 38e . 6313, bat a good many
secondary aorta were mold under la par stone. All spring
corn the tuns dearer, and supply small.
READINO, OCT. 29.-At the opening of oar market this
morning there was a small Woodson* sad only a short
supply of all sorts of The wheat trade ruled dull.
A few samples of seed wheat only Mooted hands at late
rates. The barley trade called for no minutest. as the
trade was unusually quiet. In other grain no quotable
change. Wheat, old, 40a. to 48s. ; new, 40s. to 43; barley,
28a. to 425. ; oats, 213. to 31s. ; beans, 43 to tdo. ; pm,
40s. to 43.

Reemerge, OCT. 29.—The stands were only moderately
supplied. For the best desiptions of white wheat the
terms were 4,16. to 45a. ; and red, 40.. to 42a. per 'loader ;
seoondary and %tenor white, e. to 43e. ; sad red, 370. to
40s. par qr. Foreign descriptions were arm at about late
Agana, Flour was without slawatioa, and the bulimia
dens was chiefly is retail. Of barley there was a fair show
and prime maltios lots were taken off at full price,. The
haat sampler for malting were 33e. to 36e, and others 310.
to 33a. ; grinding Wads were 23a. to 265. per qr. Oats irere
dell, and the turn cheaper ; best Rogliak feeds were 191. to
22.4., and °than 16s. to 19s. per qr.
WIBBLCIT, OCT. 29.—Ws are well supplied with wheat at
this day's market, and fairly of all other grain. Wheat a
in good demand at fully the pricey of thin day week. All
spring corn as last week, but the tale slow. Prices to the
grower :—Wheat, white, 40s. to 445. ti3lbs. per bushel ; red,
375. to 39.. Oats, old, ls. per stone; new, ICkL to 111
Roane, 38s. to 40a. per 19 'tom.

Woucts•ria„ Occ. 29.—At this day's market there was
a fair supply of wheat which sold readily at fully the cur.
repay of this day week. Barley rather more inquired for.
Oats %watered. Beam L. per quarter lower. Peas firmer.
You, Ocr. 29.—There was a ealmrable attaidacos
market to-day, and the show of wheat was moderate.
The demand was fair sad recant prime were maistaMed.
Whim may be quoted at 40a. to 4.55. ; red, 33i. to 40e. per
36 stoma. The supply of barley was about as usual. A
fair demand took place and previous Wee were well win.
taiaed ; malting, 235. to 325. per qr. • grinding, 26a to
28s. per 30 stone. There was a moderate: supply of oats, for
which thisdemand waa middling at late quotation Dew,
lBs. to t2s. per 24 stone.

Kinactuir, Ocr. 29.—At oar couutry markets this week
we had much lees pais at aL kinds offering thee of kite.
The better kinds of barley were from 6d. to ls. per qr.
dearer., and eves essowdary was 6d. per qr. higher than
last week. Wheat sad oats without cheers. Her., today.
we bad fill' 'applies et all kiade of grain. Wheat and
barley sold at same prices as last market. Oats wise ia
favour of buyers. Wheat, 28.1 Ito 42e. tel. per qr. ;
barley, 21.. to 30a. 6d. ; oats, 15e. to 20a. 6d.
WATZILFORD, OCT. 29.—We can report rather increased
deliveries of farmers' grain this week, sad by boat wapplim
ham been pretty fair. From abroad our arrivals are heated
to was cargo of wheat ; aoastwise marceir silt/Ate :hie
reached as. We have noticed more aelivity in ear market
the pest few days. principally in COOOKINIIOOO of sellers Ml-
les submitted to lower prices for some articles. Wheat.
Irish emumande late rates. Freely§ quiet and nualMred.
Barley as last quoted. Oats in fair request ; ld. to 2d. ow
barrel leas matey. ladies cora easels slightly improved
doomed at a dachas of 2d. to 3d. ma all varieties. Flour
unchanged. Impala this week—Wheat, 1,886 qm. ; 6=l
10 sacks. Exports this week—Wheat, 50 barrels; asti,
3,479 ; barley, 139 ; doer, 97 sacks ; 064111111111, 24.

CAlTLE.—Caausu. Ocr. 29.—There was a large 'bow
of cattle tale morning, and a good trade was does. Vowing
'bonbons sold at W. to 10/. ; two year olds, from 101. to
13i. Galloway. sold at high rates, sod high priors male the
market for Irish cattle also dull. There was a good NEI(
markst for slisen. Half•brsds sold at 21a. to 255. ; Marion,
14s. to 21a., sod nearly all changed hands.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAT.—The Gainsbnrongh
mid Dooeutar line of this oompany u about to be et Oros
prooseded with. The idea of building • bridge over the
Trent, Deer Asheroft-mill, Geineborougb, sod ereetie:
must* stalks at that tows, has been abandoesd.

[,
Aavertinegneut.]— HOLLOWAY'S 011iTHILNT AND
PILLS. Then to ao question whatever that rheumatism.
neuralgia, and such like fearful maladies, have been more rte
this season than for some years peak The number of hso
monisle of cores effected by Holloway's remedies to unpeer
dental and should be enforced on the attention of all seems
from them complaints. The parts In pain should be fonientel
for some minutes with warm brine, dr.vii and Immediately n 1
rubbed with the Ointment. Many valuable lives are annually hd
which might be saved If taxi) recourse In Illness were male to
these remarkable remedies, u Bich must neceinartly prove bow
mak and cannot do harm.