The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TA LLOW. —Tr rsncv E% 2919 c. —The market was fire
to-day. Spot, 4.3 a. 9d. ; October to December, 438,
Deoatuber, 44a. (buyers) ; January to March, 44a. fig,_
Deliveries to but evening, 175 casks; arrival., none.

ClOTTON.—LrvzspooL, Sapr. 24. Market
prices still innular. Estimated aides to-day 10,000 haft_
including 3,000 speculation and export. 3,500 dieetkiii'
I.ta, to iud. ; 600 Pernani, SA. to 10d. ;
Maranhani, Da. ; 250 Maceio and Bahia, 50. to 91, .
100 Rio, BN. to 9d. ; 400 Ely, ptian, Scl. to 1;ld. ; 5,n6
Surat, 4d. to iid. ; Madras, 7d. ; Bengal, Strode,/cc., sa.
to 50. ; Fair Dbolleirah, 611 d. ; fair Oomrawutt.te,
fair Broach, 61d. ; fair Bengal, 5/d. ; fair
106 d. ; fair Pernam, ; middling Bowed', .911,C; raTf.
tiling Orleans, 91d.

COITON GOODS.—MAricagerza. firm 24,—Th,
market has been dull, and is again getting a good dal
depressed. In shipping yarns sellers report that they
have had to make a concession of fd. per lb. Home
trade yarns are also very slow of sale, and id. to Id. I*,
lb. lower. For cloth the demand has fallen off, Sad en
doubt the market is much quieter in comparison with
last week. At the same time manufacturers shows pad
deal of firmness. The nominal advance of last week way
now, however, be considered as abandoned. In sonic in.
stances a concession would be made to command saw.
This is less the sue in goods suitable to the &stens mar-
kets, because manufacturers bold contracts yet which Rise
them no pressing necessity to seek for new business. he
suspension of Messy. Walker, Hamilton, and Co., of Has.
cheater and Glasgow is announced. Their liabilities in
Manchester are said not to exceed 10.000 t.

CORN.—Hru., BHP,. 24.—At today's market • fair
supply of Englinh wheat, nearly all of new, which sells
slowly at rather below last week's currency, best nuts of
red making 645. to 65e. per 50111 a to the grower. Foreign
supports late =Treaty, with a good steady consumptive
demand. Barley for malting rather easier. but grinding
from scarcity supports late currency. Beans and pft
unaltered. Oats of choice quality in request, at folly in*
week's rates. Foreign arrivals for the week :—What,
5,661; barley, 1,314 ; oats, 2,102 ; beans, 3,375 ; tam,
12 qrs.

Irsivicie.—Srev. 24.—We had more wheat offering to.
day; fine qualities supported late rates, while inferior
samples were urchsaed on easier terms. Barley sold at
fully last week's prices, supply only moderate. Beans and
pees firm.
Lima.--Serr. 24.—Holders of wheat are very firm to-
day and although there is no extensive buainees paw,*
Friday's rates are fully sustained on the tales made.
Barley steady at Me. to 465. Beans and other articles
as before.

Livkarom, Sun. 24.—We had a very fair attendance
at market to-day, and in wheat a moderate business madcap
at 3d. to 4d. per mutat advance on Friday's rates. Flow
in fair demand, at Is. per sack advance. Indian eon is
moderate demand, at previous ratelL Beans dull, sa
prices unchanged. Canadian peas inactive. Oatmeal quiet
Barley unchanged.

Lyaw, Herr, 24. With the exception of • few showers
the weather during the past week bee been fine. Harvest
in the fens and marshland may be considered secured.
At our corn exchange to-day the supply of wheat was
good; the trade ruled steady at last Tuesday's rates.
Malting and grinding barley fully as dear. Beans aad
peas each le. per qr. higher. Per imperial qr. to the
grower:—Wheat, white, weight 611bs. to 63Ibs. per M.
penal bushel, 70s. to 245. ; ditto, red, 601ba. to
641 he., 625. to 665. ; barley, best Chevalier malting,
531bs. to 541 M., 41a. to 445.; ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto,
521ba. to 531ba., 395. to 40s. ; man, 361bs. to 381 M, 24e. to
27e. ; buns, 6311 m. to albs., 435. to 485.; pea., maple,
631ba. to 641 W., 40s. to 425.
Nrwcairri.E-uroli-Trmr, Herr. 24.—The weather is now
everything that could be wished for the country, high winds
prevailing, which will put the grain now in the fields is
prime condition and in capital order for threshing. At
oar market this morning we had • moderate show of
wheat from the growers, with few arrivals from other
quarters, notwithstanding which, however, a very quiet
feeling pervaded the trade. New samples meeting a
slow inquiry at a redaction of le. per qr., other sorts to
making unchanged, the same remarks will apply to
flour and other

SALISBURY. SZPT. 24.—The supply of grain generally
was short, but the attendance was large. Busmen in
wheat was very slack, and prices a turn in favour of the
buyer. Flour unaltered in value. There was buts limited
inquiry for both malting and grinding samples of barley,
and prices nominally unaltered. Business in malt was bt
• sluggish state at last week's quotations. In oder
descriptions of grain there was not much trade doing at
but week's rates. Old wheat, 58a. to 75e. ; new ditto, 445.
to 635. ; barley, 38a. to 42a.; eats, Ids. to 30a. ; beans, 465.
to 58s. ; peas, 40a. to 48a. ; rye, 20a. to 255. per qr.; turn
Se 6d. to 7s. per bushel ; flour, 48s. to 525. per sick ; malt,
72a. to 745. per quarter.

CATTLE.—SALIMBI'RY, firer. 24.—The supply of beasts
to-day was again exuedingly large as to number, whilst the
quality was of a moat useful chum, there being an gems
of the primest quality. The attendance of buyers was not
so large as usual, and ease were slow, the whole eat
being cleared off, and prime were rather easier. Calves
sold for little less money. There was • good supply of
milch cows and offsprings, the trade in which w.is doll.
Sheep numbered largely, nearly 2,500 being penned, yet
good things were scarce, the whole of which were cleared off
at • slight downward tendency in price. A few pens of
lambs maintained former prices. We had a good %upply
of all kinds of pigs, and a large business was done, pries
bey finn. Best ox beef, 12a. to 13s. per score ; cow
ender ditto, 10s. to lls.; mutton, from 7d. to Bd.
per lb.; lamb, 9d. to 10d.; veal, 7d. to 70.; fresh pork,
70. to 80.; green bacon, Bd. to 80. ; dry ditto, 91.
to 10d.; small porkers, per score, 9s. to 9s. Gd.; huge
bacon pigs, Bs. 6d. to 95.; sweet pickled hams, 91 tic
10d. per lb.; and qui ter-old store pip, 10s. Gd. to
12a. 6d. each.