The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-25 00:00:00

MAUKETIS.

TALLOW.—SWT. 23.—Town tallow is quoted 464. 9d.
wet east ; Petersburg Y. C. co We spot, 464. ; Oddsrs
o Ds/ember, 46a. ; Dossanber, 475. ; Marsh, 471. 6d.
Ito 481.

HARDWARE. —BT lIMINGRAN, Sun. 23.—The state at
trade in this town is upon the whole satisfactory ; whatever
of change has take. place has bees in the direction of ha.
provsment ; the factors are settle( bailer, their travellers
are sending home well-filled ordereheets, and the reports
received from that quarter as to the prospects of the home
trade are canaidered favourable. The demand for material
has rather iocreased of lath, and the rolling mills us mast
of them at work full time. For military guns there ere
very few orders in hand, but in the binding deportment
there lea fair demand, this being stimulated to some attest
from the circumstance that sportsmen now prefer
breech-lothera, and are exchaugiog for that weapon
the old muzzle-loading fowling-piece. For black tin
wares, japanery, and papier-mache goods, there
, are sufficient orders in to keep all who are engaged in those
I branches at work full time. For braes forutdry of the bast
class there is a good demand ; in other branches little per-
ceptible change has taken place of late. The foreign
trade is steady ; this is 'boat the best time
of the year for the motinental branch of it,
and the orders le hand are perhaps by com-
parison a little below the average. The Brazilian sad
general South American trade is rather unfavourably
affected by the low rate of statism ; but notwithetandieg
I this there was a moderate supply of orders by the last mail.
The East leiliaa trade continues slack ; there is a fair
amount being done to Australia and the West Indies ;
as to the United States, little improvement is perceptible.

oorroN.—LiVnioou San. 23.—Market exeitad with
an wham of K. per lb. Bales to-day 38,000 bola%
ineladion 18,000 speculation and export. 3,500 American.
171 d. to 21d.; 000 Pernani. ko, 17K to 20d.; 300
liaranbun, 19d. to 191 d. ; 700 lisceio sad Bahia, 170.
to 19d. ; 4.000 Bayous, 10d. to 27d. ; 100 Smyrna,
131 d. to 151 d. ; 26.600 Burst, 84d. to 151 d. ; Madras,
144 d. to 15d. ; Bengal, &lade, &a, 81d. to 101 d.; Chink
131 d. to 14d. ; Japan, 14d. to 15d. ; 300 Peru, 191 d.

COTTON GOODS.—Meammstnit, Sl2l. 23.—The mar-
ket has shown a steady improvecasat throughout the week.
Oa Tuesday en exteeeive business was done is yarns for
export at Id. per lb. advance on the rates of the preview
Tuesday. Tim demand embraced yarns for nearly all
markets, which were given out pretty freely, the advance
being readily given. A good burnoose was also done in home
tide yarns at a con...eoliths' advance in prima, white
buyers appeared mme willing to give than they bad
hitherto done. Since then, ender the stimulus of an ad-
vancing and very active imam market, with • good demand
for yarn, we have had a large busbies, doing, and the export
market closes strong at an advance of ld to lid. per lb.
Yesterday the market was a good deal excited, a goad heal-
▪ offering for ladle and China, as well as the home
'trade. India mule, and fine yarns for manufacturers have
gene off well, many descriptions being scarce and dif-
ficult to most with. Spinners took orders yesterday
for delivery as far forward as November. Twofold
yam from 80's to 120's are in request at very full rates.
Cloth of most kis& has been in more or less mat, and
for some descriptions, including fine printing cloths and
.mbrics for America, end good . .ong cloths for the Greek
markets, there boa been a large bagasse. Prices have
gone up much in the ratio of pares, and many manufac-
turers have only been restrained front taking larger orders
at advantageous rate' by the impossibility of supplying
yarns. The better qualities of shirting' for India and
China have shared ice the demand during the week. In ad-
dition to cloths for the home trade a fair business is re-
ported in some kinds of domestics, T cloths, and long sloths
for the Mediterranean and Levant. While a large de-
mand has been experienced for cloth sad yarn of good
qualities, goods of common qualities have shared to a fair
extent the attention of buyers, and have participated in the
tt
advance of prime.

WOOLLEN.—Lams, Sus 23.—The markets this mom
tog bare been thinly attended, end little disiaositicse has
been shown to increase stock. In theooloured hell, berm&
the transfer of a few parcels of low swamis and tweeds,
nothing of importance has transpired. There has bean •
slight improvessent in the transfer of bait lists in the white
market, but the inquiries for heavy goods base not beak up
,to the average. UMW rectal& without alteration.

CORN.-Caosamoz, So.r. 23.-A dell market. with
prices undtmed from bet week. Wheat, sew, 365. to
38e. • old, 445. to 46e. Buhr', 26e. to 325. Oats, sow, Is.
per ;Woe ; old, NA to 295.
Omani, fart 23.-There wee a good supply of Moak
and barley. the former lolling at fully lest week's rates,
maths latter for about 6d. lees money. Oats a fair supply,
at rather higher rates. Prices may be quoted :-Whosa,
white, sew. 15e. to 17s. ; ditto, old, 16s. to 18s. ; ditto
v. 4, w'
134".i°1..
6d.;
etWold, 6 °41.101.5t rla. 111.041111,"
Barley, saw. 10.. to I.slsditto,
potato, new, 7s. 6d. to 8.. 6d. ; ditto, old, 9s. 6d. to
10" 6d. ; ditto, common, old, 9a. to 9s. 6d. per Carlisle bushel.
Floor, Is. 10d. to 2e. per stove ;calomel, la. 9d. to Is. 11d. ;
ryemsal and barlepseal, Is. 4d.
CoLcitstirot, Eiger. 23.-A heavy supply of wheat aad
barley, select qualities of each 113.iptidulag full prices, other
desoriptious in limited derma& at irregular prices.
GIJILDFORD, Barr. 23.-There was a good supply of wisest
to-day, and both old and sew mrsols of floe qmlity BM a
good demised, at prices rather in favour of minim bat it
ferior deseripiloss were difficult to sell at former Mee.
Wheat, 50s. to 60"; sow, 30s. to 565. Berlev, 245. Ms
33.. Oats, 18' to 275. Rye, 28s. tons. Peas, 375. to 40s.
per qr.
11192TOPD, 23.-A good supply of wheat, old la
demand at rather higher pries% mod good dry sew sells
readily at late rates. Old barks Is request for ;
sew a very well sale. Old oats
pmt sad wither Wilier;
sow sell slowly. Boma sod
a steady tesdele M IMs
rates. Wheat, red, sew, 23e. to 360.; 2,7=ibeils
white. 265. to 225.; fiask 38e. 64. Barley, gkl..
24e. to Ob. Oats, merge, ssw,l6e. to ne' . par gr 4 416,
28e. Boma, 212. tes XL per kind. Yam, 225. to •
Lzteorris. flan. 211.-The *bow 41 wisest was by se
moms abut:Amt. The Inquiry weal improved, mid mine
were Is. per qr. bigber. New irldbe nulled 435. to 48s. •
sew midi Ma to 405.; old widish 475. te ffils. ; old ge4 445:
to 48e. pm Blistsom Of brie, the *bow wow putty gawk
god less eagspße Irma Area is paw ; Wider •dm Wm.