The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-19 00:00:00

MARKET.

TALLOW.—TUESDAT EVR/1240.—The tallow
quiet, with quotations as follows :-Bpot, v.
450. 6d.; October to Dumber, 461. 6e,

OOTTON.-14wInPoot, SEPT. 18.—Thera ha
good demand, and a considerable burbles br
tomi-
the full prime of yesterday. The rides are 20,goonfai .
of which 6 000 balea are on speculation end To strive, icaterifaciarn new merehante, from
Wes 7,000 , id. to 180. ; 800 Y
16d. to 17d. ; 400 Maranham, 130.. to la
sod Bahia, 12d. to 16d. ; 300 Fay, 124.
to 11d. ; 10,300 -Borst ga.
, Ild. to 101 d. •, Bengal, &Lade,
100 Peru, ko., 17d. to 18d.

001 TON GOODS.—liascimerse, Sift A-
ping yams the market has been very dhappaiatizi
There have been plenty of orders in the Banat 6,
large basinses would have been done if "oxen
more moderate as to the advance in prime which is
encouraged to demand. The high prices asked
great meamtre checked business, but
accept epiaaan
Saturday's rates have been able to do a f'
ad urn of wet weather, with a telegram
of the failure of a Panes m,,
caned the market to close rather
market or home trade yarns was stronger is to
ag the day, and price" were id. per lb. dawn
Tuasday, but subsequently this branch of the ,
beams quieter. The cloth market, which was
yesterday, with strengthening prices, has been 1
proved lio-day so far as values go, leta:
the Liverpool cotton market. Mau
induced to increase their quotations for nearly rd
cloth, but at them advanced rates buyers show 1
lingna'a to mutiny* their operations. Althosigh
Mons are neeemanly higher through dearer *Mimi
they are rendered purely nom by the canpleta
of baldness. The '.rmsed activity vas 'meet
temptation offered by the low prices of cloth, as
with the price of material, more than by eng
demand, and of noun was likely to disappear
dneement wee withdrawn.

WOOLLEN.—Lane, flan. lg.—Thar..
moderate attendance at the markets this roaraieg,..
the coloured and white hail. An
sinpliviad inn his
waded the market, and a greater 'nog
evinced on the part of buyers to to le
=The inquiries in the coloured hill km
to tweeds, which have formed the
in this market. Steels and other dark mixtures,
the shades mostly in demand, and have in v
been extensively transferred. Melton and
have not been in much request ; the panels
changed hands have been limited both in I
amount. Plain cloths have not been much
Although the greatest caution Is now manifested
selection of heavy goods, of the witney and brav-
a few parcels have spin been transferred ,
classes of witneys having a preference. The
hairliste, although not so large as we have '
report, continues steady and retains a Ana •
has not been any alteration in prioes.

MANUFACfUsffi.—Hunnaaertsrn. &Pr.
attendant:* of buyers has again been slack, sad
operations limited. The continued unseasonable
prevents purchasers from buying more this they
for Immediate wants. A few parcels of firstwlew
tronserings and black doeskins of good qnslitisly
selected for the home trade, but middle sod '
goods, and those adapted for shipping hays lY

WOOLS.—IICIDDISSTIELD, BLIT. 18.—)
consider the present the most favourable tiu
in stock, and are consequently purehaang ratt
prices established by the present sales in

CORN.—Hui.L, Serf. 18.—At soda 's
dente supply of old English wheat, whisk
at rather over last Tuesday's currency ; •
new offering, generally in poor condition,
475. to 53a. per 50411.f0r red ; foreign verys
wince noted during the week. Barley again .
Beans and peas tending upwards. Oats more
at folly late currency. Foreign arrivals far
—.Wheat, 5,235 ; barley, 6,573; oats, 1,173
peat, 686 ; tares, 50 ; rye, 1,700 qrs.
Irewww, Seer. 18.—The supply of I
proved to-day, but still the quantity Mk
much short for the season. The sale was livk
12•01er qr. advance from last week's clumsy,
demand, and in better supply, and all
s. to 2s. per qr. more money. Beans and
dear.

Lane, Barr. 18.—The market is more as
day is fine, but we have a healthy demand
old and new wheat at the full rates of t•'-'
Barley scarce, and Intakes high prices. '
before.

LYNN, SNP?. Ig.—The weather since Thursday;
more favourable, and harvest is almost completed
Marshland district. At our Corn Exchange
blei an increased attendance of powers, and
show of wheat ; both old and new must be rat
to 2s. per qr. dearer. Barley more offering,
malting sorts ls. to 2s. per qr. higher.
dearer. Beans and oats, prices (inn. Pt
the grown. :—Wheat. white, old, 62Tha. I
58s. ; red, ditto, 621 be. to 631b5., 51a. to 565.
Glib.. to 621 b.., 511. to 55e. ; red, ditto, 6'
475. to 50e. Barley, best chevalier malt
611b5., 38s. to 41s. ; ditto runs chevalier t
531 b.., 355. to 375. Oats, 36165. to Mtlbs.,
Beans, 631bs. to 6Mb.., 475. to 46a. Pas,
to 641b5., 365. to 40a.
NiNCARTLI-ON-TYNE, SEPT. 18.—The
Saturday has rather improved, but does .
settled. Harvest work has proceeied both
to-day. Two samples of new wheat were
day, one in fair condition and the other I
price obtained for the former was 48a. and 1
per qr. Our millers having bought freely
during the last ten days, and holders to-day
further advance of ls. per qr. scarcely any bonne
pired. New Norfolk being scarce fully itutained
day's rates. Flour firmly held but demand
Grinding barley scarce and ls. dearer. Peas
after for grinding. Malt la. higher. Scold
and inquired for. Foreign, unless of good
lected.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

lilies Pas- MM.
RAIIMATIL open. Bangers. &sad*
Week ending Sept. A
AustrianLornberdy&C I.
((South Austrian Line) .1316 20,866 42,330
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 10.743 6,111
Lines of the Piedmont 049 7,902 7,568
Week ending Sept. 9.
Beacon and Merthyr 6B 510 947
Week ending Sept. 15.
Cork and Bandon
Glasgow & South Western 269
Week coding Sept. 16.
Cambrian' lll3 1,000 1,019
Brest Luxembourg 124 1,393 4,454
Metropolitan
North London ll 3,185 1,748

BREAKFAIXT.—Epps's COnoa
becre
teaLettiler's Homosopathic Cocoa, as
by Jai Epps, the horoceopathic
Wished la England). Torbreskfatt, no other a.
invigorating and sustaining. By the special mode
employed, the line flavour possessed by hlgh•clail
fined, and rendered extremely delicate and grateful
a favourite has it become, that thousands 11011 P
never used it before. "Cocoa stands very much
or coffee," Dr. Hassell says. }lb., and alb
tiseanent.l