The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THUIEDAY Evanmro.—The market w
steady to-day. Spot, and all the year, 44e. ; January to
March, 45a. ; March, 45.. 6d. Delivery to Lot erasing,
873 make ; arrival; 3,000 casks.

COTTON.—Livniroot, Ocr. 29.—The market has been
insnimatetoday,and prices are in favourof the buyer, though
we cannot quote any material reduction. The Wee ere
6,000 bales, of which 2,500 are on speculation and, for
export. 8,000 American, 2rigd. to 29d. ; 4,960 Bunt, 18gd.
to 270.; 400 Egyptian, 2941 to 310. ; 50 Bahia and
Memo, 28gd. ; 90 Mannham, 31d. The week's import is
20,115 balm .

WOOL AND WORSTED.—EILaDFOID, Ocr. 29.—The
quietness which now for two or three weeks ham succeeded
to the long season of activity experienced in the wool trade
continues. nod in a somewhat heightened degree. Compared
with the transactions of some weeks back, the businese of
the peat week has been small. All trace of excitement has
disappeared, and buyers are operating more sparingly and
less than ever on speculation. This quieter tone, however,
is attributed to natural causes—to quietness in the other
branches of the trade, he., and confidence is in no degree
impaired. Staplers are unanimous in demanding extreme
Yates, and the beet proof that there is no feeling of mistrust
in any quieter is that the tendency of prim is upward,
notwithstanding • diminished inquiry. AU bright.
haired hogs meet • reedy sale at hardening
prices, but in wethen, which are more pletitiful, the
AMONG is less marked. The prices demanded in the
country cannot be realised here, and this tends to check
bunnies The °potations of buyers of worsted yarns, both
Loins and foreign, are to-day on a more limited scale. The
larger orders recently given in goods gave an impetus to the
home demand, a week ago, but manufacturers have bought
yarns to meet these orders, and ere consequently bet
=apaches's,. to-day. The export merchants are doing
very little. Last quotations are exceedingly firm. The
piece trade has of late been regulated to such an extent by
the Liverpool and Naochester market reports, that no one
seems at all surprised at the change in the inposition of
producers since Thursday. Previous to that time cotton had
become steadier in price. and buyers who, on receipt of the
American advice. per Europa suspended operations, have
come forward today to place their orders. The consequence
has been a complete recovery of our market from the slight
depreseios of Nooday, with • fair amount of busies. et
the rates obtained last Thundoy. Fancy limos continue in
favour, and tartan checks in various fabrics areiX4reater
request than before. Prime are still tending up

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NOTTINORMI, Our. 29. Them
has been another quiet week in the lace market, yams still
advancing, and obliging the manufacturers to curtail pro-
duction as much en possible. Cotton and other commas
nets are a Bat sale, but more bushier is being dose ia silk
edgiucs and trimmings. There is aim MU* doing is the
hosiery trade, owing to the condoned stiffening of yarns
Than is, however, a fair inquiry coalman* foe Us=
trade, but generally speaking the dearness of the
sod uncertainty of the market, prevent manufacturers from
executing the ciders bent to them, sad sae front Elvis(
any quotation, consequently the prospect. of water ea.
plc meat for the work people are becoming more prestige'.
—Nottingham* Jorintal.

CORN.—Buinitiontm, Ocr. 2g.—At this day's market
there was • lees supply of wheat, sad all kinds wet*
quite as dew. Barley I. Unproved &m ad. Is oats very
Into doing. Bass and peas held for Let weeks ourreuey.
Bituiroupwi of flattish
29.—At our %market to-day there was a
good a y wheat, for which the trade ruled
dull a week's priera. riesieskp starling doing is
fenny, and preview velar were abwat asaustsined. Barley
la geed Peppily; mob.' said at hil risen Grinding

qualities difficult to quit, though aired at a reduction of
fully lc per qr. Oats fully as dear, bat demand sot lerge.
For beans no inquiry. Maize without change.

Dimes, (hr. 29.—We had a better supply of wheat at
this day's market, and in somewhat improved rendition.
The demand, however, was by no means active, and we eau
make no change in our quotation, from Ibis day ee'noight.
Best samples of barley were very scarce, and anything fit for
malting realised fully former rates. Old beaus earne spar.
ingly to market, but we can make no advertent ia prim.
Other grain as before. Best white wheat, 212. to 225. ; bat
red, 21s. to rte. ; inferior sorts, 17s. to 20e. ; barley, Be.
to 41s. ; oats, 21s. to Pls. ; beans, 21s. to 225. ; pees, 18s,
to 21s. ; floe flour, 3tis. to 38s. ; other flour, 32e. to 345.

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MANCHESTER. -OCT. 29.—At our market this morning
wheat stria moderate consumptive demand ; English with.
out change, and foreign at the extreme rates of this day
se'nnight. In dour but little business transpired, holders
being indisposed to submit to lower prise. Oats and oat-
meal ruled firm, but with only a limited demand. New
English beans were 6d. per quarter dearer, and Egyptian
were tally as high. Indian corn: was steady.
NEWARK, Oct 'A —At this market there was a moderate
'apply of wheat, for which the trade ruled firm at last
week's„priois. The best clay of barley again sold readily,
below 'this quality still anialeable. Scarcely anythiag
doing in oats and beans, which remain withoat ohmage,
NNWHOBT, OCT. V.—We continue liberally supplied
with wheat, for which there was a steady demand at the
prices of last week for the best descriptions but oat of
condition maniples were difficult to quit at irregular
The game remarks may be applied to barley. Oat 4,
and beans continue dull.

EtroctroN•oN-Trea, Ocr. 28.—n• arrivals of grain omit
wise for the past week are moderate. The farroarsc;:mutz
this morning was also small. Wheat met • good
at about le. per qr. over last week's on In barley,
Deena, and pees there is no alteration. Oath land rather
cheaper. English wheat, 365. b 48e. per qr. ; foreign, 38s.
to 48s. ; barley, 30s. to 31s. ; English and Scotch oats, 20a,
to 28a. ; foreign, 22e. to 245. ' • beans, 365. to 445. ; feeding
peas, 335. to 34a. ; boiling, 35a. to 36a. Indian corn, 71. se,
per ton.
IJiartmog, Ocr. 20.—The market is well supplied with
wheat, the sale is slow but not lower in value. Barley is
largely offering, and prices Is. to 2s. per reartercheaper,
Oats, beans, and peas are without alteration in prim
Flour, 375. to 435. per 240lirs.

EDMIMBOB, 007. 28. —As compared with last week,
wheat was the nuns on the top, and to. up on the avenge,
Barley was 1.. 6d. dowo oe the top, and 3d. down on the
average. Oata were 2a. down on the top, and 4d. down
on the average. Beane were 2.e. 3d. down on the top. and
6a. 2d. down on the average. Wheat, 27a. to 541. ;
barley, 22e. to 3d.. 6d.; G&W 13e. 641. to 25e. &I.; hem,
30.. to 425. Bd.

CATTLE.—BraurNonsu, Oct. 29.—The supply of beast"
was small, trade fair, late prim' were fully realned. TM
camber el sham was much 'mailer; &resod good. Ad-
vaned pries" were realised. Cares, a small supply, late
rata" fully malatained. Fat pigs a fair, seasocable sulZ.
Bed, to 13441. par lb. ; wetter mutton. 71d. to 8 ;
*wee, 84d. to Ted. ; veal, sd. to 7d. • . bacon pigs, 7s. to
8a 9d. per rue; portal, Si. to 9'.Bd. per MOM

Balmy Ocr. 29. —There was an average supply of Irish,
Hereford, and Devon cattle at our market to-day, with a
good demand for best descriptions. and a slight im
mint oo prices of last week. Best samples realised from
60s. to 655. per cwt., and semndary from 565. to 60a. A
tall supply of sheep, with a blink amend. which cleared
nearly whole of the pens—best Downs realised Bd., Ted.
being gives for wetbers, and about 7d. for urea. The trade
showed a marked improvement as that of the past few
weeks. Scarcely any demand for lamb. Goad supply of
does cattle, with a fair trade, and an upward tendency is
There was a large supply of pip. and prices droop.
acour quotations being from Bs. 4d. to Bs. 6d. per score
for bacon, and from Bs. 4d. to Bs. 9d. for porkers. More
than an average supply of miloh sows, with little alteration
In pekoe, and Dearly all on offer changed hands. Fair show
of hones, with a good inquiry, but the amount of business
very trivial

Narnsaium, Ocr. 28.—At this cattle market to-day
there was • good supply of fat beasts, and the attendance
of buyers was numerous. The tow of the trade wee more
active than has been the cue of late, and prices of prime
lots were 3d. per stone higher. Of sheep there was sa
avenge supply, and the inquiry pivv•d fiat, at rather below
late prices. Lambs were is man supply, and folly u dear.
Caves also brought extreme rates. No alteration of int.
portends in pun Quotations :—Bed, 68. Bd. to fk per
stoat ; mutton, 64d. to 70. ; veal, Bd. ; kmb, M. per lb.
Pork, 68. to fie. 6d. per Mona.

Enursoitoa, Oor. 2d.—The supply of cattle this =ocelot
was large, there being 711, or an mason 0162 had. The
demand was good, but last week's prior were barely main.
Weed. Estreme top price, 8.. 6d. ; current, from 7.. 3d.
Ito Bs. ; middling and inferior, 6s. to 7a. 3d. par stone.
The supply of sheep was also large, being 5.377, or 943
more than last week, 629 of which were store lambs. The
mad was good, and prior for the bettor sorts were folly
maistabatid. while inferior sorts were spin difficult to esiL
Tv;price of the best modes, 88. ; current, for the best,
7 ~ and down to 7d. ; ewes, from 54d. to 6gcl. per lb.
ed pigs brought from tir. 68. to 6e. per stone; sax to
skit weeks old ditto, trims 7s. to lls. a Mad.