The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-01 00:00:00

MARKET/S.

TALLOW.—Tosalut Evrsico.—Tbe market wee quiet
to-day. Spot. 48s. ;• October to December. 475. 9d. ; De-
cember, 48e. 6d. ; Jammry to Merck 495. Delivery to last
(magic& 192 casks ; arrivals, ditto, 733 casks.

00170N.-IATIMOOI4 Mrs. 30.—The market has been
steady today, and prkes Ism. The Wes are 4,000 bales,
Melodies 1,830 American. 22d. to 50d. ; 2,000 Sant,
16d. to 19id. ; 150 Egyptian, 27d. ; 20 Maranham, 27d. ;
of which 3,000 am foe apseldatMe and export. The week's
import it 98,204 bale.

COTTON GOODS.—HANCHESTER, Szrr. 30.—There has
been no business to-day in yarns, but the market has been
remarkably firm. There has not been the least giving way.
In fact, both spinners and holden for speculation are asking
higher prices, but bayen seem disinclined to operate at pre-
sent, and are disposed to await further acceueta from Amu.
rice and from India before entering spot new
Some leading houses report that they have not=le
handle of yarn, but we cannot bear of s seller who has been
willing to make the sbghtest reduction in hie quotations.
The cloth market is also flat. Both buyers and sellers
am awaiting telegrams is anticipation of the India
mails, which are expected this evenieg. These arsinigeoted
to improve the position of this 'market, though they Ma
hardly bring *dittoes to the date of the arrival out of the
large advance in this market at the canroeneseaset of the
present month, wbioh are those most anxiously looked for
here. 1.21 these strive there will naturally be a dente to
hold back: though the telegrams now expected should give
an indication of an improved feeling both at Bombay sal
Calcutta. Lees importance has attached to the news from
America than was expected from the telegrams whisk mine
to head at the closed last week, giving an soomiet of the
first of the eerie* of importaat battles which have un-
doubtedly taken place in Maryland. However prime are
decidedly tending apwerds, and wherever bares have bra
disPoeni to operate they have had to give elm ape the
highest rates yet quoted. The tramaatiane, however in
both yarn and cloth, as a whole, have bees of& very
character.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lispa, SEPT. 30.—The trauma-
'ions is the halls this moniiss s BA ostensive ; this

attendance of buyers was limited, and their requirementa
apparently the same. lo the coloured market a few fancy
emitter and tweed were disposed of, and the demand in the
White Hall was again chiefly for Witneys iu various styles,
end other autumn fabrics. Prices remain unaltered.

MANUPACTURES.—Hrumneartm.D. SEPT. 30.—The
market has again been moderately well attended, sod :n
noose Mem:eft rather heavy parcels have been cleared in
fancy troweerings and such goods as are adapted for the
home trade for winter. The trade in birch doeskins mud
mixtures still continues steady, and in low goods for ship-
ping the stocks are becoming very light.

WOOLEL—HUDDBRBEIILD, Barr. 30.—The colonial wool
trade ia tolerably brisk, abd a good business has been dons
during the week. Tbs unusual circumstance of Loudon
broken rebering week recently sold in Loodoo sales bas a
tendency to stiffen prices, and dealers generally are now
beldiag out for higher rides.

0011.14.—HoLL, Barr. 210.—A.1 to-day's markst a fair
supply of English whist, posnally damp aod out of coodi-
tins, which sells slowly at • &Woe of la. to 2s. per gr—
imy from 425. to 475. par 604113 a. for red, accord* to
gaalit Foreign supporta former currency, especially fin*
Barley for malting rather cheaper ; grinding unal-
tered. Oats dull, and damp new fully U. below last week's
Mae. Beene and pees rather lower. The foreign import.
last week ere as coder :--Wheet, 9,523 ors- ; Mrley,
3,186; at* 108; beans, T 32; pose, ; tares, ;
linseed, 10,856 ; rapeseed, 4,531 ; oil ekes, 129 tons.

io,=ol{. Barr. 30.—We are fairly supplied with wheat ; a
stand is made against further declare in doe dry new
ties, and the busbies, which hes taken place has been at the
rates of Friday, but damp samples most with scarcely soy
attention ; old is held for late prices. Barley of fine dry
quality in request. let/Nice descripmous go off slowly.
Bea= and other article* as before.
LIVIMPOOL, Beer. 30.—With a very good attendance
of millers and dealers at this morning's market wheat met a
fair consumptive demand at 3d. advance ou last Friday's
rates ; holders firm. Flour steady, and in rather better a,s.
mead. Indian corn more inquired for, aed 3d. dearer. (Mtn
and oatmeal without alteratioo. Beans and peas scarce, and
&L dearer. Barley quiet. Market closes steady.
Lnat, We. 30.—The weather the last few days has been
very wet, which causes all grain to lose more or less in con.
dition. At our Coro Exchange this day we had a fair show
of wheat ; beet samples sold fully as dear as Let week,
damp qualities Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley : Malting
and grinding deworiptiom supported last Tuesday's prima
BMW and oats, prime without alteratioo. Prime per im.
pedal quarter to the
.grower :_What, white, new, 1311bs.
to 63Ibe. per imperial bushel, 525. to 54a. ; ditto, red,
Sllbs. to 621b5., 47.. to 50a. ; ditto red, old, 621te. to
831ba., 565. to 58s. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 531bs.
541ba, 365. to 38s. ; ditto, runs Chevalier malting,
521bs. to 531ba., Ms. to 355. Oats, 361135. to 4216.,
to 27.. Beans, old, 63Ibs. to 651 M., 425. to 465. ;

new. 63114. to 64lbe. tie-F.
so 46e.
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Nzwctatts, San. 30.—The weather today is much
leer than of let., having a brisk drying wind. with walt,
between Swards sod last night a good deal of rain
tharglen. At our market this morning we bad a mode.
rate show of new wheat from the growers, oonditioa very
roor, and we have a fair arrival from the coast, ard to
idea= ship • shads wider Saturday's rates forilew bad tote
°Decoded. For best Norfolk runs of red Ws. 6d. per 5041 b.
had to be taken. Fine old foreign was held more firmly, and
a fair extent of bowman transpired, Sae high mixed Duane
realising sde. to 58s. 6d. per 504th.. Flour still drooping.
Malting barley inquired for. In grinding little stirring.
Malt unchanged. In other articles we have little alteration
to note.
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SALUIDORY, fi r. 30.—Our market this morning was
abundantly supplied with hoth old and new wheat and
barley, and there was a greatly improved attendance of toth
buyers and mama Graio came to hand in rather damp
coalition ; bat notwithstanding a large indiums was done in
wheat at hat week's quotations. Flour trade steady. Good
malting barley was in request, and fir.* samples sold at high
Prlcm grindiag barley rather dull. A good steady trade
i doing n malt, and poem the turn in favour ol the buyer.
Other dasaiptious of grata sold stanchly at former quesa•
time. New wheat, 40a. to 56a. ; old, 41. b. to 58e.; barley,
275. to 40a.; cats, 21e. to VA.; beans, 425. to 20a; per-,
Ma. to 42a ; rye, Xla. to 35e. per qr. Flour, 37e. to 42a
per mak. Malt. 7e. fkl. to 84. per bushel.

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CATTLE.--Smasnonr, &Pr. 30.—Our market treday
wee sbusdantly supplied with bets* sad the quality was
very prime; the atteedsace of buyers wee also large. The
demand for best animals was rely good, sad a quick sale
cleared the whole at full quotations. 'tougher animals were
a more dull sale, aad generally rather easier to bay, a
clearance being barely effected. There was au unusually
krp supply of sheep, wbich found ready buyers
at a slight reduction in prices, though in some
few ewe late quotations were realised. Calves were
is very limited supply, all of which mold readily
at high prices. In the pig market the number on sale woo
extessive, and a very large amount of buasses was dose
lat high prices. Bea or beef, lls. to par awn ;
sow and heifer ditto, 10a. to Ha ; best Laws maks,
70. to Bd. tier lb. ; mutton of inferior quality, If.;
veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7td. ; salted ditto,
71d, to &L and 9.1. Bd. to 101. Per soon ; Fora Wow.
Ad.per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled tams, 10d. ;
quarter old store pip, 14e. to 18e. each ; cows with
cam, 121. to 181.

STEAM SHIPPING.—We cannot confirm the satin.
pated improvement in etaim-shipping affairs announced is
our last report; that hope has not been realised is the
month of September, although it is not yet abandoned.
Since our last report the sale of steamers has bees limited'
purchasers to a greater extent have negotiated, and are still
in the market, but the prices offered have not come no to
the terms expected by owners, who reined' Arm is their
demands ; and supply and demand, therefore, the were
considered, appear to be pretty nicely balanced. Several
steamers have been fixed at fair rates upon time charters
Some of large tonnage can be so employed upon good terms.
Better freights, outward and homeward to the -Baltic as/
proximate continental porta, have been obtained ; and from
the lower ports a brisk trade is expected. Improved rates
have also bees evident and continue in the coal trade. The
Black Sea sad Mediterranean outward freights also eviece
little improvement, but homeward from the latter angora
are with difficulty procured, so that lower rates have to Is
accepted, owing partly to competition between the Milk
traders, anti to speculative charters entered into for late
fruit cargoes.—(Circular of Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co.,
dated October 1.)