The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —TROBADAY Evasuga.—TU morrktt Ira
steady to-day. 186.4 brook, 4L.: October to, I k
amber, 42c. 6d. ; D•llllftber, 435. 3d. ; January to Ilara,
435. 9d. ; Xarob, 44e. 3d.

COTTON. —lavitaroot, flay. 22.—The market ha. bete
sztrsrooly dull sad quiet to-day. Was to-day, 3,0 k ‘•
isclodiog 1,600 spoculatios sad export. 300 American.
to 2844. ; 60 liarsobsm, 214 d. ; 200 Msceio sod BaLi...
2344. to 240. ; 400 Egyptian, 22J. to 280. ; 200
160. to 170. ; 1,850 Sank 110. to 20d. ; Boogai, *Ault,
; adoa, 14d. to 16d. ; Jsplo. 17d.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —BALD,On, Sm. 2_._
The market this morning wee extradingly dull in every Ct•
partment. The suspense= of the Leak Banking Cordie.i,
appears to ens= mare gloom than was at lira &Kmiec..
The enormous quantity of paper reported to be ado=
many with apprebenaioes as to the extent of the elle, t.
which may be produced ie the district, sod the ir.q...1%
Beams to be pnerally— who has discounted with this boo.:
There is • decided modilkotioe io the pricer of wool • moot
sorts being, at lout, the/spawn per 14 lower, from the ti•
=erne prices correct at the early part of the season. Thot•
who can bold their stocks, however' do so with gre.t
tenacity; believing that the downward tendency is oalv
temporary. In worsted yarns there was an entire stispeo•
sion of =Weems. The foreign bowie made some icluirt as
to prices. but it was more to test pnces that,
with • view to place orders. The demand of tLe
borne houses bad dwiodled 000siderably. Manufacturer*
not having received fresh order from merchants, pncta
were irregular. The sameinactivity rules the piece market.
Neither the home nor the foreign merchanta are oper..ttnj.
Quotations are generally lower. from b to 7 per cent. to
many mess. Alpaca lusty= however, are the tioefrt4oo
this, tiled/mend being etre/4=lly good. The finer qua:itiee
of goods are difficult to sell, and stocks are accuroulatioi.
The demand for camlets for Chios had almost entirely
ceased, and the goods recently in demand fur that road=
may, like all heavy fabrics, be obtained coariderably cheaper.
It is difficult to melte quotaticas, because they are so ine•
gator. bat the reduction already mentioned will illustrate the
tendency of prices. The number of houses standing idle
increasing, and manufacturers are resorting to short time.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NorruioNAN.
There is Kill a strong indisposition on every head to Viso
orders, ceased by the continued uncertainty of the cotton
market. For some few classes of loos goods there has been
s slight 00110111111i011 of prices, mined more by the desire to do
bosiosse, thee by soy decrease in the cost of the raw mite.
rial. Both for the home sod foreign markets the lace trade
is as gat as it can well be. As to the hosiery trade our re•
marks must be of a similar character, the orders in the course
of execs*. being of the most issigmboant amount, owing
to the expectation that in the nature of thinp goods may
1000 be bad on MOM reserumble tenus.—AVotii,,yorm
Amnia/.

CORN.—Stediwohdi, Sher. 22. —At this day's market
there wee an iscreadd supply of English wheat, which
sold readil at a decline of 6d. to La per quarter. Foreign
fully la.lower. Braley dull, and rather cheaper. mats,
beans, and per maintained their value.
Diruss, Byer. 22.—We bad more wheat offering to-day
than lad week. The beet gladden scarcely made former
rates, and all secondary lode were a heavy trade at le. to
2s. per qr. reductice. Tbe supply of foreign Sour continues
abundant, which tends to keep prices down. There was an
iocreased supply of barley, but the trade at present is
limited, =batters not having generally commenced opera
tions. We can make no change in the prices of last week.
Beans, peas, and oats at fully former quotations. Vetches
in good supply, and rather easier to purchase. Present
prises:—Best white wheat. 21.. to 21s. 6d.; best red, 19s.
to 20e. 6d.•. other sort., 17e. to 19e.; best barley. 30s. to
34.. ; eate,2l.s. to 27$ ; beans, 30a. to 245.; peas, 16s. to
21a. ; winter vetches, 36e. to 44e. ; flue flour, SW. to
31e.6d.; other Scum. Va. to 28e.

Mareamirram. Barr. 22.-0= market this morning
was exceedingly inanimate. English wheat met • slow
sale at a further redaction of Is. to 2s. per quer.
ter ; and foreign declined Id. to 2d. per moral. with
a limited business. For flour the demand was triding,
and prices again receded 6d. to la. per seek. Oats sod
oatmeal ruled dull, at late rates. Beans were fully as
dear. Ladies corn was 3d. to 6d. per quarter cheaper.
Nswaim, 21.—There was a pretty good 'apply of
wheat which met a moderate *Wry at a decline of Is. to
2s. per qr. Barley lot which the supply was about en
average) was takes off at Ls. per qr. law money. There
was but little doing in rata. BOOM unaltered ia vane.
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NeWfUllY. SEPT. 7.—Our market was this day largely
supplied with wheat, and there being bat little demand ex-
cept of a Weal chsracter, priose receded tally le. per qr. A
considerable quantity of barley oo offer, and a decline of ls.
per qr. was sabinitted to. Oats, beams: and pose nearly the
suns.

droorroz-os-Thae, Parr. 2L —The Imports of grain
coastwise and from abroad during the past west aro large.
At this de 's market there was a fur show from the
growers. Wheat met a slow sale at a deals. of Is. to 24.
per qr. ma last week's prima. Baler Is. per qr. lower.
Oats, beans, and pea. unaltered. Wheat per qr. of
631 b. to the bashel :—Durham sod Yorkshire red, 39..
to 405.: ditto, whits, 445. 46e. ; mathwhite, eountl7, red.
41s. to 425. ; ditto, white, 465. to 485.; ditto, old red, 43..
to 44e. Barter, grinding, per imperial qr., Vs. to 295.
Oats, feed, sew. 18e. to 20a. ; potato, 421 b. ter bushel,
235. to 24e. Beene, 425. to 465. Peas, feeding, 355. to 341..
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(77JIREGGI, SIM rt.—There is a reduction in the value
of wheat at to-day's market of 2s. per qr., the condition of
moat sampan is good. The supply of spring corn is hardly
equal to the demand. °stain' fr.:4l7st higher rates.
EDINBURGH, SM. 2L —As compared with last week,
wheat was Is. 6d. down re the top, and 4d. up on the ga-
metal average. Barley was Is. ed up no the top, and 4d.
down on the avenge. Oats were 6d. down on the top, and
3d. down on the avenge. Beans were Is. up on the top,
sad Is.7d. up on the avenge. Wheat, old, al.. to 48a. ed.;
ditto saw, 31s. to 425. ; barley, 24a. to 355. 6d.; oats.
184.6 d. to26s. 6d.; beans, 41A to 455.

CATTLE.—lkurnmaix.l3irr. 22.—We were soda
ratify supplied with beasts as this day's market, which
cams to hand is middling audition. Prime beasts were m
good request, at extreme prices ; inferior were in fair re-
quest, at fully low rotas. The supply of sheep was mode-
rately outdate which met a steady demand at full prima
Caves ware a limited supply ; demand fair, as full prices.
Fat pip a fax self trade Weedy ; late prices teas.
wined. Beef, 50. to 7 per 81b. ; wither mottos, 7id.
he Rid. • ewe mottos, 7 to &L ; veal, 6d. to 70. ; haws
pip, Bs.. 6d. he 10a 3d. pee were ; pocket ditto, 10a. to
10A 10d. per seers.
Nurrinolism, Sen. 2L—Then was an average supply
of beasts of inferior quality. The demand for the beet was
good. and reached higher rates. beet balm 9s. per 'tow,
coarse and inferior, 7e. to Sa. 6d. Supply of mutant large.
The demand was brisk at pevide rates. Best small Oid.
Per lb.; inferior, 7d. to Rd. A begs supply of bunts, the
demand for which ruled slow. Best, 35e.; small, 20s. At
per lb. Bd. to 9d. Supply of store sheep smell, and a good
of at from 335. to 45e. each. A smell number of
wives no offer, for which there was lees inviry at from
7d. to 70. per lb. Best small pork', pigs, ,s. to 74. Gf. ;
haws, 6s. to 7s. Number as market—Saturday : Bauts,
22 ; calves, 10 ; abeep, 153 ; pigs, 249. Wednesday : Beasts,
260; eaves, 6 ; sheep, 1,582 ; pigs, It.

_
Eomrsnium, Sm.. —ThenaMlmr of cattle this morning
was larger than on this day es'onight,ther• being 406,0 r an M-
orose. of 119 bead. The demised was also pod, mid the prior
of last week nearly imaistained. Top price, as. 9d. ; carnet
for the beet aorta, Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; middling and inferior.
6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per storm. The supply of sheep and
lambs was 6,lBB,bang 962 lees than last week, 1,410 a which
were store lambs. The demand was good, sod in • con•
siderable number of instances last week's prices were mein •
tained. Best mutton, 70. to Bd. ; ewes, ISO. to 78. per lb.
Lambs, top price, 344. ; current for the best from _lns. to
26a, and down to 16s. • bead ; blackfmmd, top pi ices, 27..,
215., 20s. ; current from Ds. 6d. to 17s. lied down to 9s.
• bead. Fed pip brought 6s. per store ; six to eight
weeks old ditto, from 10a. to 16e. • head. Numbers in
market—Fat cattle, 406; lima ditto, 344 ; milk cows.
96 ; sheep, 6,166 ; pip, 354.