The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TIIIIIDAT Knomma—The market was quilt
to-day. Spot, new, 41a. ; 1663, brook. 40.6 d. ;lb
comber, 3d. to 42a. 6d. ; Jaimary to Yazd, 42a, yd, .
Mara, 43a 6d. to 435. 9d.—Delhary to Mat oradag,
mob ; arrivals, 467 arks.

oorroN.—Lrvl32oo4 Ocr. 11.—Maricet ooutinure den,
with irregular prior. Sales to-day, 2,000 baler, inologi4
I,OOD spnestletiou and exit 100 hmezionn, 19d. to ;
20 Yawn) and Bob* 2 ; 800 Egyptian, Bd. to 250. ;
20 Smyrna, 130. to 1 ; 1,360 Sunk 80. to
to 1
Bowl,
151
d.ada, &c., 90. to 10ed. ; China, 13d. ; Jew,
Bd.

OOTTON 000DS.—Iturathersa, Ocr. IL—ln •Litu
ping yarns we hare had no business worth naming, and
effect sales spinners must have submitted to at least 11 per
lb. decline on the rates of last week. But even at the*,
prices buyers are not disposed to operate. In home trde
yarns also the market is droopin . It is difficult to say
what is the amount of the decline, there is no bon.
nags doing, but generally it may be takes to correepoog
with that in shipping yarns. Bat there is an exception
to yarns made out of good cotton, which spinners do not
seem disposed to preen upon the mark,* became of the lass
to which they would have to submit. This remark &poi.s
Wibcily to yarns made out of Eaptian cotton, 'Lick
r
eeunkgettiog up in pries daring the last few days, s lido
other descriptions have been declining. In the cloth market
there has been a continued decline in prices sins last T.
day, and the anxiety to sell has been greater than for
a long time past. It would be difficult to give
any correct idea of prices, because of the irregularity which
prevails. A sale of 19th. cloth was mentkeied u taking
place yesterday on which the lose of the manufacturer was
dead at I Is. 6d. per piece, and in some them greeter mem
Bose than this have bad to be made is cedar to effect sake.
As may be supposed, some failures are taking plus moot
the smaller roariaGthturr, mid many mare are expected.

Among those named to-de— am menifecteren at Bitraley,
Middleton, and Bury. At Messrs. Japer Brothers,
of Caledon Mills, have with liabilities to the
amount of about 22,0001., sad a meeting of creditors is End
for Thursday amt. At Manchester, Mr. W. 11. Williams
hie suspended payment, and a meeting of crediton has been
appointed to take place. The market closes with a gloomy
and depressed feeling. Rumours that a certain bank lately
in high credit has had to seek the amistenoe of the Bank of
England have served to intensify the feeling of alarm sad
distrust which prevails.

WOOLLEN.—Lains, OCT. 11.—There has been a larger
attendees» of bayou to the Coloured Hall this moronog th,n
we have been able lately to report, although few traotec-
time of ocerequeaco have takes place. Plain cloths In
various cloths have been the chief demand ; a few fatcy
satkaras sad coatings have also cheesed heeds, but not to I
large extent. The demand for heavy goods in the Wb,te
Hell has shown a slight intprovemeet. .rliste still con-
tinue to be little tonsured after. Rates are without say
perceptible alteration.

NUN lITPACITIMa —Hreezassrms.D OCT. 11. —The
market has again been very quiet, eel the attendance of
buyers unusually small le new patterns of fancy trouser.
urge and coatings, some few ;wools have changed hands. but
pest caution is observable in all transactions. In the other
descriptions usual in this market stocks are aecumulating,
but ars not yet weighty.

WOOL& —Hunnmarnmn, OCT. 11.—ne wool pule boo
beep exceedingly slack both to-day and dunes the seek.
Stocks io dealers' hood' ars rather light for the time of the
year, which mamma mow front &lag way.

OORlT.—lrewica, OCT. IL—ms supply of wheat is very
limited for the Demos of the year. Today the tide was
very firm at the fall prior of last week. Barley is good
supply ; doe qualities were room difficult to purchase,
while smoodary dricriptioos were very slow. Bemis and
pies rather cheaper.

Lima, Oar. 11.-I'6• demand for wheat is not sztannme
to-day, but last Friday's rates are well maintained. A
fair ago for berley.lbut value is unaltered. Oats and beans
do rot go off readily ; other articles as Wore.
laystroor., Oar. IL—Although we have bad a far at.
Madame, of both millers sad &ahem at to.day's market
wheat hes moved only very slowly at Friday's prices.
Flour neglected, bat is not oferbeg cheaper. Indian corn
ia more pressed for sale. sad there heist few buyers we
hare to note seduction of fully 3d. per quarter on all des-
criptions. O&M and calmed are both the tarn lower. Beam,
peas, sad barley nominal' unchanged. Market nay be
ellancterised as very dull throughout.

Lirnst, Ocr. 11.—At this da;'s market tho supply of
wheat was .nasty ; tho trade was very Grns M rather over
the prioeo wade lost Tuesday. &riff, prior fully la per
qr. higher for malt* samples, with ea satire demand
Finding folly as dear. Beans sad pee.--prisesof last
wall maintsiood. Per imperial Tartar to the power:
—Wheat, whits, now, 6311 a. to 641ba, 435. to 465. ; ditto, rod,
63Ibs. to 37,. to Ms.; ditto, rod, old, am.. to dabs.,
38s. to 394. Berlin? best Ofisiwilior malting, 6616.. to
arum, 32a. to 34a; ditto, rasa Ch.valir ditto. 6412. to
5511 n., 295. to 33. Oats, 36165. to 42Iba, 225. to 26..
Beams, old, 63165. to 661 ha, 40s. to 425. ; ditto, now, 631 b..
to 64164.. 36.. to 375.

Nierourria, OCT. 11.-2'be wailer AM teatimes odd,
but dry. At our market this more* we bed a modeler*
show of wheat from the growers, and having sorrily any-
Wirers& in from the comet isice BansAay, what tiew
wheat was left over mot a steady &mend at the extreme
retro( that day—vit., 41s. for red. Poeeign in fair request.
Daotzic selling from Ca. to 48.. per 504ibe restmativelY;
sad glottis rod, 451. Flour met mars attention, • good
games being effects& Malting barley uschis ;
pisding more weight after. Lother sniderwe have
variation to note.

SALIII3I3IT, OCT. ll.—ThanlOcatersto ripply of
grain, with a limited &Weeders°, of buyers, owing, probably
to the fair at Weybill. There wee a tolerably good drmaod
for wheat, at en .dream of about la. per quarter. Flour
unaltered is value. There wee a mach better inquiry for
been ansples of malting, which generally sold ls. dower,
bat other derwriptioris sold at former raise, old malting
se/ling from L. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. Other grain
at Iste rates, with a mote bedews doing. Wheat, 56..
to 42n. Barley, 27r. to 32a. Oa* laa to 224 Beam Sik.
to 48s. Pow 39e. to 42r. ltys, 264 to 354 per qr.
Tens, 10s. to 10s. 6d. per beiL Malt, Mo. to Hu
par qr. Flour, Dile. to 345. per neck.

OATTLE.--Bauszenti, Ocr. 11.—Oar market to-day
was very largely supplied with bomb of the most eaffol
dsecription, with a good shire of prism Devon cast, sod
the atteedaeoe of buyers wee nnuenslly lane. There was
a ready sale fee all descriptions. sad a elesrame effected at
linen money them last market. The apply el sheep was also
large, numbering over 2,800, for which there was a quick
inquiry ; nearly the whole obsaged beade, nod former quota.
lieu were fully maiatsined. Limbs were same, as were
also calves, and very little badmen was trumsatad. There
was a good number of nip is the marks% bat trade was
rather dell, and prices remained atetionsry. Beet oz
lla to 12s. 6d. per scare ; caw and heifer ditto, 10s. to 11z.;
motto' of Micmac quality, 6id. per lb. ; best downs, 74 to
Bd. ; mai, 7d. to 7ed. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 7id. ; and 9s. 9d.
to 10e. 6d. per some ; peen bacon. 7d. to 74.1. per lb. ; dry
ditto, Bd. to 9tL ; sweat pickled basis, AL to 10d. quitter
old store piss, Ik. to 20s. each ; min with calve.. 141.
to 161.