The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TURSDAy EVICNIXO.—The wet was steady
to-day. Spot. and all the year, 475. 3d. ; old Y.C. 4fis.
December, 475. 6d. ; January to March, 47.. 6d. to 4152.
Delivery to hot evades, 234 auks ; snivels ditto, 212 casks.

00/TON.—Livntroot, Ocr. 28.—There le almcet no
business here to-day, with pries* nominal. The sales are
550 bales, including 70 American, at TM. to 241 ; 400
Surat, at 11d. to 19d. ; 30 Egyptian, at 21d. ; 50 Bahia,
at ; oflwhich 350 are for speculation and esport,
week's import is 7,477 balsa.

COTTON GOODS.—lfascaesna, Ocr. 28.—Our sera
market is very dull for all desscriptiosis, and there bail bees
no business doing whatever for any market, home or foreign.
Leading salesmen say they have not heard of a single sale of
yarn to-day, and that it has been the flattest market knows
for many months. Prices are drooping, but there have lees
no offers to test the market fairly. The market for cloths
has been quite as inanimate as that for yarns. There her
been no bummer offering, and to attempt it on the pert of
sellers would lead to a very decided decline on the quou.
thins of last week, or even of to day. There are telegrams
to hand from Bombay to the 12th, reporting cotton lower
and market dull. Piece goods in many instances had de.
dined. As merchants would, at the date referred to, he
advised of the highest rates that have been attained here,
this intelligence has only strengthened the disappointment
resulting from previous advice', and even ■peculators here,
holding large quantities of cloth, show lees firmness than
they have draw hitherto. The drooping state of the cotton
market at Liverpool tends to increase the depression. We
bear of no business whatever, and sales could only be road,
at a considerable sacrifice. This applies to long cloths, T
cloths, shirting., printers, domestics, *one's., and every
description of cloth.

WOOLLEN. LEEDS, OCT. 28.—There was not much
doing this morning in the Coloured Cloth Hall; the
attendance both of buyers and manufacturers was not
large. Tweeds commanded the chief amount of atten.
tion ; in fact the supply is now considerably in anent
of the demand, and the few there were in the hall
this morning were snapped up at high quotations. A
few Melton. and fancy coatiop also changed hands, but
the transactions in the aggregate were limited. Is the
White Hall a fair business was done, the demand again
running upon Albert and other fancy witneys, beavers, and
pilots. The inquiry for plain cloths continues to be small.
Hates in all departments are fully sustained.

CORN.—Butz, OCT. to-day's market a .mall
supply of English wheat, which is taken off at L. per qr.
advance. Foreign meets with more inquiry at prices in
favour of sellers. Barley for malting, ls. dearer; grind*
unaltered. Beans and peas quiet. Oats, fine old, scares,
and late currency fully muntained. The foreign imports last
week are as under:—Wheat, 1,760 qn. ; barley, 1,463; oats,
317 ; beans, 1; linseed, 5,877.

LEM, OCT. 213.—At. this day's market factors ask Is. to
2a per qr. advance upon wheat, which millers resist ; the
few sales made are at the extreme rates of Friday. Floe
dry barley is in request, and makes Is. per qr. more mom.
Oats, beans, and other articles unaltered in value.
LIVILEPOOL, Ocr. 2.B.—We have had a large attend.
ante of both town and country millers and dealers at
this day's market, and a good consumptive inquiry has been
experienced for wheat of all descnotions, at a trifling ad.
vance on the rates of Friday. Flour scarce and 6d. per
barrel dearer ; sacks firmer. Indian corn is held for a shade
more mousy, which checks business. Oats aid oatmeal
steady. Beans and barley bring full prices. We had a
healthy demand for wheat, but the market scarcely came
up to anticipations ; the fact of it is the large quantity
offering at the moment prevents any decided advance.

LTIIN, OCT. 28.-The weather since this day week has
been very unsettled, with a succession of heavy gales from
' the south-weed, and heavy rain at intervals. At our Cora
Exchange to-day there was a falling off io the show of wheat,
dry samples made Is. per qr. more money, and prices of
other descriptions as last week. Barley-Malting runs in
gocd reqnest, and prices against buyers; grinding samples
support last Tuesday's rates. Beans and cats fully as dear.
Prices per imperial quarter to the grower:-Wheat,
white, new, 6111 m. to 6311 m. per imperial bushel, 521. to
541. ; ditto ad, 6111.. to 62111., 475. to 50s. ; ditto red, old,
6211.. to 631 be., 565. to 58.. Barley, beat Chevalier
=ltem, 5311.. to 5416 e., 375. to 40a. ; ditto, runs Che-
valier malting, 5216 e. to 5316 a., Ws. to 35e. Oats, 361bs.
to 4211.., 24e. to 27.. Beans, old, 6316 a. to 65161., 41.
to 48a. ; new, 6316 e. to 6416 x, 42a. to 46e.
Newcaarte, Ocr. 28.-The weather today has assumed
a more settled appearance, after much heavy rain yenta-
day. At our market this morning we had a moderate show
of wheat from the growers, and the arritala ouutwise bees
equally so, factors commenced by demanding an advance
of Is. per qr. upon best dry new south country qualities,
which had the effect of restricting business. Is the sales,
however, that occurred, a shade over Saturday's rates eau
realised. In old scarcely anything was done. Flour sold
mire steadily, especially extra Hamburg', which foiled
buyers at 43e. Melting barley still tending upwards ;grim!.
log unaltered. Choice malt rather dearer. In Where:titles
little change can be noted.
SALISBURY. OCT. 28.-We bad a large supply of grain
to-day, and the attendance of both buyers and sellers ins
good. There was a good average amount of business tram.
acted in wheat, and dry maniples had an upward tendency.
Flour unaltered in value. Best samples of barley were is
active request, at an advance of Is. per qr. ; other quell•
ties without change. Old malt sells steadily, and supports
late quotations. In other demeriptiGna of grain a good
steady trade was effected and prices remained nommally
unaltered. New wheat, 40.. to 55a ; old ditto, 40s. to
58e. Barley, 27a to 425. Oats, Tla. to 28e. Beam,
421. to 50s. Pews, 38e. to 425. Rye, 30a. to 38e. per qr.
Flour, 375. to 42a. per sack. Malt, Ba. to ti.. psi
busheL

CATTLE.-Bauanonr, Ocr. 2SI. —Ou r cattle market to-
day was very largely aupplied with haute, which were for
the most part of an inferior quality ; but the attendance
was somewhat more numerous than wival. The whole of
the best Devon and Hereford breeds oommaaded a good
steady sale at full terms, whilst the inferior quality met $
slow sale, and prices were fully bd. per score cheaper.
There was a great increase in the number of sheep
compared with last market, and principally of a good
wuality, there being over 2,400 penned, for which there
as a quick sale, and the terms of this day seen night were
fully maintained. Calves were very few on offer. In the
pig market there was an abundant supply of all descrip-
tions, in which a good trade was done at former quotation
Best ox beef, Da to 121. per snore ; cow and heifer ditto,
100. to 115. ; best Down mutton, Bd. per lb. ; inferior
quality, 7d. to Ted. ; veal, 7d. to 74d. ; fresh pork
7d. to nel. ; salted ditto, 74d. to Bd. and 9a 9d. to lilt
per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb. ; dry ditto, 101 ;
sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quarter old stole pip,
to 165. each ; cows with calves, 121. to 161.