The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. BATVIDAT EVISING. —The market we.
steady. Spot, and all the year, 475. 3d. ; December,
475. Gd. ; January to March, 475. M. to 48e. Delivery to
last evening, 1,340 casks ; arrivals ditto, 50 make.

COTTON.—Lirmaroor., Ocr. 25.—Our market today
is very quiet, with little dome, end prime nominal. The
sake are 2,000 balm, includ'og NO Surat, at 124 d. to 20d. ;
200 Egyptian, at 214 d. to 24d. ; of which 1,000 are for
speculation and export. To-day's impel.. is 1,706 bake.
COTTON GOODS.—MANCHESTER, Ocr. 25.—We have
had rather more banner this week in yarns, but still the
transactions are of • very limited character. Bolton yarns,
including ek's and 70's twist, have been taken in fair quan-
ties for the Glasgow market, but at very low prices. For
116's and 24's water and 40's mule yarns there has been
more inquiry, but mks could only be effected at low
and spinuem generally have be= unwilling to e the
CODCellaioll. Low numbers of twist and pin ceps are mode-
rately firm, but there is scarcely any busmen offering for
them. Doubled yarns are very flat. The cloth market
continues without animation. There has been rather more
inquiry for printers, T cloths, shirting., and domestics, and''
though the business has been small, it is an improvement on
that of last week. Manufacturers are generally firm, and
speculators do not seem much inclined to give way, but
here and there buyers who have hunted up the market well
have succeeded in purchasing small quantities of cloth on
rather more favourable terms. Long cloths, T cloths, and
moat kinds of shirting* have been purchasable at rather
under last week's rates, but still they are firmer thaa on
Monday, • tone of more cheerfulness having been ob-
servable in the market geeerally since Tuesday.

WOLLEN CLOTH.—Lass, Orr. 25.—The traneae-
tkill in the Coloured Hall this morning did not exceed the
recent average. The principal demand was for tweeds, seve-
ral good parcels of which were disposed of, and more would
have been sold if the goods had been there. A few medicos
and fancy coatings of • seasonable character alio met with
purchasers. In the White Hall. Albert, and other fancy
witoeys again took the lead, and a fair quantity changed
hands, together with a few beavers, pilots, and other autumn
fabrics. Plain clothe not much in request. Hates remain firm.

HARDWARE—BIRMINGHAM, Ocr. Z.—The trade of
this town is in • healthy state ; the manufactolies in all the
principal branches ares on full time; our manufacturers
are no longer dependent upon orders which may come in
from day to day, but have in many instances a few weeks
orders on their books beforehand. The factors are giving
out orders more freely, which is evidence of improvement
in the home trade. At the rolling mill, business is beak ;
the lamp and chandelier makers are busy, there being some
good orders io for the foreign market as well as an average
business in connexion with the country trade. The tin-
phite workers are well supplied with orders, and in other
departments of the hollow ware trade the men are working
full time. No doubt there is still room for improvement en
some of thr:fancy trades, and the button makers are still
complaining, but the jewellers report more favenrabl, than
they have done fur many months, and to some extent
stocks have been lightened. The improved condition of trade
in the town is shown by the diminution of pauperism, the
number of cases of out-door relief in this parish last week
having been 1,274 lees than in the corresponding week of
last year. There is very little of unemployed labour of any
kind. In the adjoining district trade is ago healthy ; most
of the ironworks are in full operation, aad orders have come
in within the last week to sustain this stete of things for
some time to come. The demand for iron for exprrt to
America is increasing.

CORN.—CAMBRIDOE, Ocr. 25.—W beet and barley
were both la to 24. dearer. Other corn as before. Wheat,
445. to 525. ; barley, 36.. to 40a ; beans, 36e. to 44e. ;
oats, 20e. to 28e.
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CARLISLE, Orr. 25.-There was • good supply of wheat at
our market to-day, a large portion of which, owing partly
to the damp weather, was in bad condition. AU sorts met
a dull sale at barely last week's prices. • portion of the
soft samples being unsold. Oats were in moderate supply,
and met a fair demand at last week's prices for new, and
about 6d. advance for old. Barley in small supply and
unaltered in value. Wheat, white, new, 17s. to 20a.;
wheat, old, 21s. to 23e. ; wheat, red, new, Ifis. to 19e.
ditto, red, old, 20s. to 21s. ; barley, new, 12s. 6d. to
13s. 6d. ; barley, old, 12a. 6d. to 13s. 6d. ; oats, potato,
new, Bs. 6d. to 101. ; ditto, potato, old, 11s. to 1.25. ; ditto
common old, 10a. to Ile.; rye, new, 13e. to 14s.
COLCHF.STER, Ocr. 23.-A fair supply of wheat, large
of barley, and good of other grain. Wheat, except for damp
and inferior !parcels, advanced Is. ; barley, L. to 2s. ; beans
and peas maintained full prime.
CCILDFORD, OCT. 23.--The supply of wheat to-day WIND
moderate. The finest samples realised from ls. to 2s. per qr.
over the rates of last week. The trade for middling sorts
was also rather better. Fine barley I.s. dearer. Wheat,
48a. to 645. ; barley, 325. to 39e. ; mite, 225. to 28s. ; rye,
364. to 38s. ; peas, 40e. to 425. per qr.
HERTFORD, OCT. 25.-Only a moderate supply of wheat.
All flue and dry samples made le. per load more money,
other sorts as before. For good malting barley • steady
inquiry and good supply; all sorts sold at fully former rates.
New oats and beans se before. New wheat, red, gds. to
30s. ; fine, 325. per load ; white, all. to 325. ; fine, 345. ;
old red, 345. ; and white, 36e. to 38e. per load. Malting
barley, 325. to 36e. ; flue. 40e. per qr. Oats, 205.t0 Nit ;
old, :.VA. per qr. Beaus, 245. to 27e. tkl. per load.
LEICESTER, OCT. 25.-We have had a tolerable show
of wheat to-day, and samples came to hand in variable
condition. For fine aorta rather more money was paid ;
secondary quite as clear. New white sold at 50.. to NS. ;
old, 60e. to 62a. . • new red, 48e. to 545. • old, 54a. to 575.,
per 36 stone. The supply of barley was fair, and a steady
trade was done at prices in favour of the seller ; malting,
345. to 38e. per quarter ; grinding, 30e. to 325. per 30 stone.
There was no important change in oats, and old sorts made
291. to 311. ; new, 225. to 24e. per '24 stone.
NEWCASTLE-UFO/11'7NR, OCT. 2%.-At our market this
morning we bad a good supply of wheat from the growers,
and condition being somewhat improved, • clearance was
e fully
diasd much dearer, with •
early effected at an advance of Is. per qr., south coon
butdeic the improvement goodF dthemse best
wrath country yellow 6311. per 5041ba. was realised; for
foreign the demand wee checked, owing to the high preteo-
sions of holders ; still, however, for choice new red Seale
53e, was paid, the same figure being obtained for choice old
sweet Danish, and up to We. for extra Dmitri; all per
504115. respectively. Flour was held for more money, which
in some measure interfered with sales. Choice dry malting
barley wanted, and tending upward. Little doing in grind.
itg. Malt, oohs., fine, difficult to quit. Boiling peas
firmer. Nothing doing in beans. Oats were lees pressingly
offered, and if anything were • shads dearer. The arrivals
this week are: coastwise, 487 qrs. Rye, coast-
wise. 22 qrs. Barley. coastwise, 4s; foreign. 120. Malt 4
coastwise, 85. Oats, coutwiss, 827 ; foreign. 500. Peas,
coastwise, 15. Beaus, coastwise, 80. Flour, cauterise, 948
sacks. Indian corn flour, 190 sacks.

NORWICH, OCT. 25.—The supply of wheat at the
market to-day was fair, 'and there being a little more dispo-
sition on the part of some of the millers to purchase,
prices advanced ls. per qr. upon all descriptions. There
was a good show of barley, bat the higher prices asked by
the farmers checked bushman : the ales made, however,
were effected at an advance of la pa* qr. for both malting
and distilling aorta. Ia other grain there was not much
naming. Flour in favour of the seller. White wheat
(weighing 5711*. to 6311 w.). 60s. to 61a. ; red ditto (weigh-
ing a lbs. to 63 lba.). 435. to 495. ; beat chevalier malting
barley (weighing 5316 x. to 54 lbs.), 37e. to ; rum cheva-
lier ditto (weighing 52 lbs. to 53 345. to 365. ; d stilling
ditto (weighing 49 lbs. to 51 lbs.), Me. to 325. ; oats, 245. to