The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-06 00:00:00

MARKET&

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TALLOW.—TIII7IISDAT EVlNllo.—Theraarket wu firm
to-day. Spotouid for October, 475. 94.; December, 49a. ;
Jeweary, 494 6d. ; 50e. Delivery to lase events',
1,257 maks ; arrivals, 1,245 auks.

COlTON.—ldczaroot, OCT. s.—Sibs the armee of
tbo Bank rata tb naarkos ban lost improreamot Wiper lb.
obtaibod this morning. Balm to-day 20,090 belie,odic(
10,000 for npeoulatien and mport. 2000 arnerman, 22gd. to
25d.; 100 Maranhao, 24d. ; 500 Baal° and Bailin, 2144.
to WO.; 3,000 Berptisa, 204. to 29d. ; 14,400 Swat, 120.
to 19d.; Madras, 16g ; Bengal, &dada, /to., 111 d. to 130. ;
Mins, 161 to 171.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bit•DfOID, Ocr. s.—The
sudden and unexpected further edemas is the Bank rats of
discount has bad • decidedly sobering effect epos the
wool market. There is quite • hill, and soared, any
transscuons have taken oleos. People have been so stag-
gered by the announcement of an advance to 6 par sent.
that every one seems determined to wait the result of
to-day's salsa in Liverpool; on the whole, however, the
news has been received with great sausfactios by the
trade. The market has for some time, is it is at pry
seat, bean 'surely devoid of speculation. The dearness of
money is, nevertheless, looked upoa as liksly to put a
check upon any tendency there might be to produce ex-
citement. The purchases of wool are simply to supply urgent
wants. ,Prioss have not bean affected in any way by the rise
in the Bank rate of deeming and they are very firmly
maintained. Contrary, to what was the cane some
time ago, cotton u no longer king in this
market, and wool has apparently ceased, for the
present at least, to be affected by any fever in the
cotton mark's. Undo this improved change an feeling
quotations have become much mum steady than they were.
Every one asses inclined to wait the next tars of the
money market ; there being great uscertiinty eato whether
it may not be still improved. Is the worsted yarn depart.
mane the same effect is observed. Tho export trod* cos.
Unties as dragging as it has beep for some time past. The
only ay:optic:se to this is with regard to twofolds, in which
a good busman is doing. Spinners is this branch arse:-
. ex-
ossdisgly busy. Witt( tae exceptios of some small orders
for immediate shipment, there is otherwise very
, I Et:d new busman dons. Seller and buyer are looking on.
Prices are unchanged. There is the same quietuses in
pieces. liesulezturers feel a degree of relief in
the rise of the Bank rats of discount. They. are
not continually primed to accept orders which it is
im-
possible to execute before text March or April, indeed
some had mace it • died rule to accept nx further orders
beyond that tune. Tin day's event same to have the ass-
t
suit of include' • more cautious feeling, and of awakening
r all to the danger of accepting orders at the present high
I rates for such late delivery.

THE IRON TRADE.—Btniturnitax, OCr. S.—TM
usual weekly meeting of the members of the iron trade of
this locality wee to-day snootily attended ;it ruddy hap-
pens that on the Thursday immediately preceding quarter-
day there is much business transacted, end this meeting
was no exoeptioe in that respect; bet the sammainsinset
of the rise in the rate of dimmest to 6 per emit. ezeirciasd
a chilling influence on all present, and some fears were ex.
Pressed that the improvement which has been visible of
late in the iron trade of this locality will sot be main.
liMined ; the increased demaed his, however, been a legiti-
mate one, and there does not appear to be nay immediate
come for discouragement with regard to the future. The
maiket for pig iron is less firm, mid the Wes to-day were
I inconsiderable.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrntonen, Om. 5.
Lane: The holidays have considerably interfered with
trade. For the time of year there is a fair business doieg
t• siait departments. The cotton breaches are brisk,
Noe beisg a good home and foreign itiquiry. Silk goods
an less is request, but the narrow edging trade is quiet,
to the coatieued open weather, ,sod
the demand for
minims goods is not so exteusive as usual.—liestery : The
iholidays of this week have also had their effect on this
week's hosiery market. There is still a demand for
Amaisa and Australis. Cotton has boa advances( at
the week, sad it is exposited that it will b. considerably
dearer. There is a good demand for i1i11490111 for winter,
and all cleanse of goods are mush Modred after. Nearly
ell the large warehouses are fully eisymed, and orders are
pisstiful.—Batienhasii JinninteL

OORN.—Branutonin. Ocr. s.—At this day's ambit
there wie fair supply of English whist ; cis sew the tun
Is prise wsa is favour of the seller ; on old.( the buyer,
bat we make so siteretios la oar quotations ; very little
doing is foreign. Barley tending downwards. Ow drs.
Brea la. per <porter lower. Pees withered.
Raynor, Our. 6.—There wee • emit better wanly of
Kentish wbast es our market toolay, tar whisk fares=
asked la. he 2s. per qt. more mow. sad • feir sheer sass
wee sods s$ quite anise. Foreign held isr
lest wash's prises, bat the sale theriet h wry htsilted.
Althemb the seatiened bee ',either sweets oar sseihiess
frees working, there was • better sae to-Jay fee sea
Wbarley, et fully preview rites. Grinding sorts
tossliet, mid id. per qr. shaper. Arrivals =deals