The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.-7111713DAY EVICIRML—The market waa
ate .dy to-day :---tipot, 44e. 6d.; January to March, 45e. 6d.,
buyers ; March, 465. ; October to December, 44a. ; De-
cember, 45e. Deliveries to last evening, 1,192 casks;
arrivals, 6,880 risks.

COTTON.—LrrisPooL, Ott. 11.—Market oontinues
strong, with an advancing tendency in price. Sales today,
20,600 bales, including 6,000 speculation and export.
6,000 American, at 120. to 170. ; l,BOO Pernam, &c.,
0 14. to 170.; 200 Maranham, 15d. to 16d. • 300 Blank
and Bahia, 13td. to 150. ; 500 Egyptian, 15 d. to 241 d. ;
300 Smyrna, bid. to 110. • 10,800 Surat, 0. to 13d.;
Madras, 1(8L to 110. ; Bengsl, Sande, ko., 70. to Ikl.;
China, 10 d. ;100 Peru, 180.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Thunroan, Ocr. 1L —The
report of the Liverpool cotton market, which represents
large sales, has not had a corresponding effect on the wool
market here. Staplers, nevertheless, have sold some fair
quantities of wool at last week's prices. Growers in the
country are holding out for high prices, which, in the
ab-cote of any buoyant feeling, staplers cannot concede.
Prices, though firm, cannot be quoted dearer than last
Monday. lu worsted yarns there is great quietness.
Spinners enta;ed in the export trade are not receiving
fresh orders. Some spinners of single counts are
getting slacker. The home branch continues good,
and the demand for two-fold and coloured yarns
keeps up well. Prices are not much altered;
spinners in whose hands stocks are accumulating are
not indisposed to meet the buyer. The 30's trade
is very bad, and has been so for some time. The occupa-
tion of Saxony by Prussian troops has tended to prevent
the restoration of confidence, and business for that quarter
has been checked. There is, however, a prospect of speedy
improvement. There is no change in the piece trade.
Manufacturers are working on orders recently taken, and
are now and then booking some small orders on American
and foreign account. The home houses place few orders.
The fine weather has given rather more activity to the
movements of the home merchants. Winseys! especially
are moving off more freely than they have done for some
time past. Though manufacturers are on the whole well
engaged, many are working to stock. The trade in figures
for the Seat still continues somewhat active, but heavy
fabrics are neglected. Prices are about the same as last
week.

LACE AND HOSLEltY.—Norriwartsm, Ocr. 11.—
We are glad to notice a further alight amendment in the
long-depressed lace trade. The gradual settling down of
affairs on the continent is giving rise to a more general
inquiry for lace goods, although the firm rates for yarns
and nets prevent anything like animation. For some
classes of goods a better demand is springing up for the
London and American markets. The hosiery trade is
much in the same condition as we reported last week, with
the exception that a few orders have been received, as a
sort of start, towards the American spring trade. All the
warehouses and a great number of workpeople are still
kept well employed.—Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—BraimonAN, Ocr. 11.—At this day'. market
there was a good supply of wheat, and all except the fine
dry qualities were Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Barley
offering at a similar reduction. Oats held for prwaaa•
rates. Beans tending downwards. Peas anal

Bausroc, Ocr. 11.—At our market this afternoon there
was a fair supply of English wheat, which sold slowly at
Is. per qr. below last week's prices, except for the fine►t
qualities. For foreign there was more inquiry, but very
little business done. Of malting barley there was a large
quantity offering; the liner sorts maintained their value,
but secondary descriptions were quite la. per qr. cheaper.
Grinding unaltered.

Osman. Ocr. 11.—We had but a small imply of
wheat to-day ; and new samples in good condition met
with a ready sale at 6d. a qr. more money than last week ;
but the trade for old wheat was slow, at a trifling decline
in value. The market, however, was pretty well cleared
at the close. The trade fur bright samples of barley was
in favour of the seller, at prices ranging from 475. to Ma.
A large number of inferior samples on offer ; but these
wig little demand for them. Beans sold at from 23a. to
275. Other articles as last week. Best white wheat, 29a.
to 30s. ; best red, ditto, 295. to 30s. ; new, 295. to
504. ; other sorts, 225. to 28a. •, barley, 475. to 61a ;
beans, Zis. to 275. • peas, 19a. to 21e. ; vetches, 225. to
225. 6d. • rye, 16•.' to 17s. ; fine flour, 41s. to 435. ; best
seconds:39s. to 40s.

llAltureeria, Ocr. 11.—At our market this morning
business generally proceeded slowly. The best qualities of
wheat and tour met a limited sale only, but holders were
firm at fully last week's rates, while other sorts were in
favour of buyers. Old oats were Id. and new 2d. pa.4slb.
lower. Oatmeal declined 6d. to la. per load. In beans no
change was observable. Indian corn was rather cheaper.
Nswimu, Ocr. 10.—Wheat was in gomisupply, and the
demand was dull at la. per qr. below late rata,. Pb.
barley not much changed ; other kinds la. easier. Oats
the turn higher. Beans rather bettor sold.

NZWBORY, Ocr. 11.—We had a short supply 0.,
this day, but meetly sold, 44 lact wow,
barley scarce, and fetched high prices;
ferior 2a. per qr. lower. Oats and beans stead: at
gentians..
Uxwmpon, Oar. IL—The wheat trade to-day h go,
mime, except for need parcels, are la. to 21. pa
Bralay is bi.
hanged in and oats
tae per qr. cheaper. Raft
pout unc a.

it:D=11010H, Oar. 'lo.—Am compared with lcia
wheat was 2s. up on top, and 3s. 3d. uto cite;
average. Barley was la. clown on top, sad' u,
os aversie. Oats were 6d. up on top, and la. 4d. 1
Ms .4
on a. Old wheat, 525. to 655. ; new ditto, Xs.'
60.71:e1ay, 235. to 425. ; oats, 20s. to 355. IL; bilk
. to Wt.

CATTLX—BDUHBPIam, Oor. IL—We reesivel
short Ninety of all kinds of stock on offer this dip. II
nee ruled study. Higher prices realised. Beef, I,
to 7p. per lb. • maftml Ted. to 9id. per lb. ; di
Bid. pee Th. ;. bacon pp, 9s. to klls. per mare; peel
9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d.
Baum, Oar. IL—As a reaction after the felt
plies of last week, we bad a very short market Uhl%
supply of beef was exceedingly short; hatemea.,
having bought largely at the last market, the
her of animals on offer proved sufficient for the
For beet samples there was a good demand at *B,3—'l,
hie from 67e. to 70a. • but for inferior isscripikse
wise soaroaly any iscp:try, and the quotations weer fel
625. to 665. per cur t. The supply of sheep us sieve
abort, and trade wan rather brisk at very lieele
ation on last week's prices ; best withers realhing
Bd. to Bed. per lb., and ewes from Ted. to 811. 84,
supply of store sheep, sad bulimia of a soesubst
character. Trade in store ca ie very brisk, theilgh
number of consignments from Ireland was act is la,
this week uit has been. A large wanly et pie ;
they met with a dull, dragging *ads, at low rats hi,
bacon and porkers exchanging hands at frees 9a St ,
As. 6d. pee wore ; • number were lift on hand. He Id
a good supply of horses and a moderate busies= wee tr,
Harricuutt, Our. 10.—At this day's mutat testae
of sheep wee fair, and the attendance of the bias .„
vmored
priontrrlocrsethaaratherbisitighwlrkihaliThhereofe inquiryommairat
sheep the den-and was healthy, and full rates had le h
paid. Of store lambs there was a moderate show, ead
tolerable amount of beanies was done at for pee,
Pigs not much changed ; demand quiet. Quotslietr
Mutton, Id. to 9d. per lb. ; store sheep, 41a, to h•
store lambs, 34e. to 425. each ; pork, Ts. 6d. to ed. sa. ps
✓une.

Emissunon, Oct. 10.—The supply of sheep sad leak
was 4,930, being 2,969 lees than last week ; 81S sf h
above were store lambs. Demand good, reuesqles97
rioes were higher. Top price of the best matey
current from Bd. to ; whitefaced ewes from 6 h
74d. IPie lb. Lambs, top pries, 32a.; current, from a
27a, 9d. ; blackfseed, 17s. to 18s. a had. ON h
superior blackfaced wedders brought 565. • head, tsbgk
per lb. The number of cattle amounted to 389, him
increase of 65 head. A fair demand, and prim ol
week maintained. Beet beef from Bs. 9d- tobit k,
secondary and interior from 7a. 6d. to 9s. per atom. me,
6s. per stone.

Ocr. riru!kly

market held today was alwadantly supplied with. aim
nearly 300 tons having been pitched, which tweisted
several dairies of very prime samples and a large pashai
middling and useful stock. There was an rums* is
attendance of dealers. Business was brisk, needy
prime samples being sold early in the morning, salty
midday nearly a total clearance was effected. Mow*
of prices ranged from is. to 2s. per cwt. less this Ir
quoted for all descriptions as under. Skims, 26e. to 345.;
half-onwards, 525. to Mc : Somerset., 60e. to 86e. ; 1.1
Cheddars, 68s. to 725. per cwt.