The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TausaDAT Evnrnia.—The market was
steady today;—Spot, 48a. 6d. ; October to December,
48a. Gd. ; December, 49". Delivery to last evening,
788 casks ; arrival', ditto, 1,444 make.

COTTON.—Livfarooc, B. 25.—There is no clangs
to report in our market to-day, which remains quiet. 'The
sales are 1,000 bales, of which 500 are for export and specu-

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BaAproan, Sim 25.
There is quietness in the wool market to-day. Very little
wool has changed halals as compared with several previous
market days • prices, however, are very firmly
There is no ilispositios on the part of staplers to make any
concession is price. There is also rather lees doing in
worsted yams. There is no change in prices. Advice. from
Leipsio state that there is an Amami of animation. The
piece market partakes of the same dulness. The home and
American merchants remain inactive, and the little business
now doing by the continental houses is almost exclusively
confined to the execution of such orders as csu be supplied
out of stock. When this cannot be does and the riding
prim have to be paid, business at once becomes restricted.
Manufacturers are very firm in their quotations, and quite as
unwilling to accept orders at forward delivery as merchants
are to give them.

THE IRON TRADE—Bimini:maw, SEPT. 2.i.—The
usual preliminary meeting of the wonuiesten of this district
was held in this town to-day. The result was a resolution to
adhere to the old scale of prima. The tads is very much
better than it has been for a long time past ; most of the
works are well supplied with orders, and the margin of
difference between those who are undereellers has been very
much lessened of late ; if the improvement continues as at
present, an advance in the price of finished iron (Stafford.
shire) wby DO means improbable. Pig iron is 2s. Gd. per toe
dearer than it was three months ego.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NcrrrigG RAM, Seer.2s.—Black
and white silk laces are still in fair request, and the only
favourable feature in the trade seems to be the demand for
these articles and for all kinds of edgings and trimmings.
The business doing in plain nets is still restricted by
high price of yarns, and purchasers buy only to supply im-
modiste wants. Unfinished cotton nets sell tolerably well,
but slowly, as they 'rive been doing for some time past.
The general tone of the home trade is quieter than last
week. Foreign buyers, especially Geransos, are stiU
placing orders for fancy good.. There is very little differ-
ence to note in the state of the hosiery trade. The chief
ground of complaint is the cotton famine, the new substi-
tute not having bad any influence—adverse or otherwise—
on the trade. The demand for shirting, and drawers is
slightly improved. A fair foreign trade is doing with the
exception of the United States, from which country orders
come very slowly. There is no prospect of a change in the
price at yarns—N(4ll,loam Antreet.

OORN.—BIRMINGHAM, SEPT. 25.—At Gloucester market
ea the 20th, Eoglish wheat wL. per quarter lower ; at
Wasesstor aims day the earrawey ot the previous week was

maintained. Foreign L. per quarter cheaper at Loth.
Barley, oats, and beans, unaltered ; pees Is. per quarter
higher. Daring the present week millers have held off, and
very few traosactions are reported in wheat, teodency down.
wards. A fair retail Made in barley and rata. Leans very
dull ; pees quite as dear. At Wolverhampton yesterday
more English wheat was offering. and prices of all kinds gave
way Is. per quarter. At this day's market there was
large supply of English wheat, mostly damp nod out of coo.
damp ; all qualities, including foreign, demised Is. to 2e
per quarter. Barley the turn cheaper. Oats, beaus, :oil
peas unaltered.
BRUffOl4 BQr. 25.—There was a very fair attenlieet
of iffillees and dealers at oar market this afternoon.
Bugle& wheat wee in fair supply, and sold slowly, at
decline of 12.=Foreireiwanoved off in retail, at aliret
ii.unarrerer des qualities; other kinds
Malting shirty firm ; grinding found burin at
fully lag week's prim. Oats very dill ; old nearly natio-
tained their valais,- while new were difficult of disposal at a
zeiediaa al hay Is. per qr.
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DevesoK Nary. 25.—There was a short amply of wheat
at today's market for the time of year, and the majority
'of the sew wheats were damp and out of tmeditioe. l'nem
meet be (footed as hat week ; and other corn as before.
Only a few samples of barley in the market, and those Dot
in good 000ditioo. Best red wheat, 295. to 41e. ; woad
ditto, 23e. to 275. ; inferior ditto, 12s. to 21s. ; halm
30s. 6d. ; oats, 21s. to 30s. ' • beans, 21.. to Ms. ; pew lie.
to 21s. ; tra 21m. ; old fine floor, 41a. to 4e.. ; other flour,
395. to Us

Marralewrirs, BErr. 25.—A fair Mteedaeoe today. Eq.
Bah wheat sold slowly at a reductive of le. to 21. per qr.:
foreign met a moderate inquiry at late rates. Flour &dined
6d. per sack and barrel. Oats and oatmeal a dull vile at
prices in favour of buyers. Indian corn remains steady as
former currencies. Egyptian beans le. per qr. dearer. Other
articles remain without alteration.
Seim 25.—Our supply al wheat ibis day is
Dot large, but radar excepedlog the demand, which led to a
reduction of fully b. per qr. The feet Is that oar millers
are drives oat of the London doer market by the lame
supplies of Americas, so that we have scarcely any tr.)"
except of a local chanter. Them eras m hammed supply
of barley, and 2e. to 3s. lower. Oh* beans, and pew doll.
lixeltmci, Sm. 25.—The supOy at today's market is
small, with thin atteodesce, sod the trade Blow at prime
rather lower than those of last week. W heat, Via, to •
barley, 32a. to 36a. ; ash, 24a. to 30a ; beans. tOi• to Hi.
peas, 40e. ; rye, 36e. to 3M.. ; tans, 64L to to.. per qr.
Flour, 46e. to 51a. per each.
Ennenuarag, Sart. 24:—Al ocalsered with last weak :
Wheat was 3a. up as the bap, sari *Laos ea tie average;
barley wee Ites dorm es •be tap mad Is. 6d. down on the
average; oda mum name on the top, and 3d. up oo the
average; beam were L. up on the top, and 2e. up 00 the
average. Wheat, 501. Od. to 67a. Od. ; barley, Via. It.
to 37a. Od. ; oats, 22a Od. to 345. Odd. ; beano, 4704
to 52e. Odd.

GLASGOW, Sr.a 24.—At this day'. market a redactiin
of 3d. to 6d. per boll and barrel, at which both wheat and
flour were off did not Judaea bums to maw forward,
and only a most limited business occurred at the decline.
In barley there was little alteration, but rather more offer.
hag, and a mall lot al bib. to 631 b. new Scotch sold at
24a. 9d. per 320110. Oats were 6d. par boll sod oatmeal ta
per load cheaper. Peas 6d. to la. per boll lower. Beam
and Indian corn met a slow ids at previous rates.
WATIBIOSD, San. 24.—We have bad fair anises of
foreign grain since Saturday last, but sappbee of our own
growth have been rather small. A fair boaiosr has been
pawing Mall articles., at prime rather is favour of buyers

CATTLE.—NOTITNGHAII' eiPT. 44.—Three war a fir
average sup* of fat beasisat this dog's math market, tbe
bulk of which were of leasable quality 4 is good cos-
disks. Tbs tam of the trade, however, was * so maim
brisk, sad prime were *boat the seise for all flee assople;
inferior pits is cheap es lest week. Of sheep the espi7
was abodes; but the dermal was iimetive et so me
twirl abuse Is prime. Lemke wars a limited. slow, sal
seise were effected etaidny at fang former is Oars
Were Is small ispply, sad high primes were pa Pip
were s moderato show. and sseltered is value. Bra
7s. to Be. plc does of 14lb. ; mattes. fied. to 7
hob, U. 80. ; veal, 7d. pm lb. ; park, 6. 6d 0.;. la
7e. per dose.
Iteursmios, Pees 81.—The susslier at mikk 11l
morning was larger rhos leM market, there bear 519, e
is increase of 102. Isles were dm% sad prima does it
orespared with these obtained Let week. Top prksjiml
eurrest, from 7a. 3d. to 7e. • middling met
from de. to Is. fid. per skim. 'The rep* et amp
Labs wee 7,870, beams 1.810 lees this Ist Weis*,
1,198 of which were stage lambs. lisler were slowly ellhad,
sad prime down bast la. to 2a. • head. Bert units,
from sod. to 741. ; ewes sad inferior, from td. to Oh
Lambe, rep prim. Me. to 32e. ; ourreot frem lk s
18a., sad down to 94. • had ; blackfeeed, 7e. dd. to
• heed. Fed pip brought from fa Od. to de. Od. per Mae;
Mx to eight week' aid do., from 7a Oil. to 9a. • Mod.