The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-19 00:00:00

MARKETS. •fr

TALLOW.—Tnozarms Evrxrun.—The market to,
met to-da . tipot, 445. 911. ; January to March, 45., ti.
to , 44a. Sd. to 6d. ; Dooember, Os.

COlTON.—LrmazooL, 00r. 1&-1hakat brorg.
with prices in buyers' favour. Wes to-day 6,000 !_hr
chiding 1,500 spicolation and o.Rcat SOO
13d. to 17d. ; 200 Pernam, So. , 150. to Hid. ; 11.7114,hi,
ham, 150. to 16d. ; 350 Macao and Bab* 13i&
154 d. ; 200 Egyptian, 10d. to 241 d. ; 200 Simms, 901%
120..• 3,200 Surat, Old. to no.; Bengal, Undo bk
io tod.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Biansulin, Oor. lg„
The slight improvement of Monday has sueided to-44
Prisms have been kept up by the advancing tendency
the Liverpool cotton market. The business done in sr%
is quite of a dragging nature. Spinners operate only i
cover immediate wants. Prices are not quotably chino
and are on the whole less firm than last week. There 4
few fresh orders placed in worsted yarns. Some vial
are working to orders previously taken, while some 4
working to stock. The orders plead to-day are chiefly 1
two-fold and four-fold yarns. Genappes, which have he
long neglected, are in rather better demand. Spinet
have received a few orders. The home houses have of le
supplied their requirements for some time, and
inactive now. The Continental shipping houses ak
doing nothing. Prices are without change. In pieces t
same languid feeling characterises the deputises
Although a few orders have been placed sinoe Mond4
the aggregate amount of business is unimportant. MA
manufacturers are working to stock. Some foreign nut
chants have been in the market to-day and have plead
some orders in fancy goods. There are also Amorist
buyers over, and they are doing a slight business. Ps
seasonable weather during the last few days has smelt
help off winter goods in the hands of home merchant,
On the whole, the home trade is very brisk. There is,
good business doing on the part of some of the hole
houses for the colonies. Prices are firm.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norriisonni, OCT.
The slight improvement in the demand for lea=
which we have recently reported has not been main
and most of the warehouses are quiet There are vet
few buyers about for any markets, and the order
America are much fewer and smaller than they wei
a year ago. It is still expected that there will stood!
be a tolerable =tux= demand for the Continent, but t
present the requirements are so limited and the psie
of yarns so MO that the manufacturer can realise r
profit, and, with the exception of one or two kinds
goods, has no alternative but to stop production.—
hoeiery trade, though considerably brisker, is so
checked by the continued and considerable advance in
price of yarns. Of course where long engagements ha
been entered into profits must be greatly curtailed
there is a reaction very shortly. There is, however •
manse vitality in all departments, goods are still mile
from the States, from both the Indies and from Merida
therefore if anything like steadinas of prices can be et
tamed, there would be little ground for the app
which is entertained in some quarters that the mark.
are becoming glutted.—Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—BIRMINCHAN, Ocr. 18.—At Gloucester
on the 13th dry wheat maintained its value, but damp
inferior were ls. per quarter lower ; at Worcester
day,
day, all good qualities were ls. per quarter dearer.
is. per quarter lower. Beans unaltered. Oats fully
dear. Peas more enquired for. During the present
the rise demanded on wheat has prevented much
hands. Barley dull and declining. Oats held for
rates. Beans and peas unaltered. At this day's
there was a short supply of English wheat, and all qualities
sold at an improvement of la. 6d. to 2a. per quarter. Bus
barley no cheaper ' - secondary difficult to quit. Otte bad,
for more money. Beans dull. Peas less inquiry..

Bete rot, OCT. 18.-Supplies this week are large did&
oats and barley, of other articles very moderate. Viler
of wheat through the present week have been gnash
stiffening, and at our market to-day farmers readily see.
needed in establishing an advance of 2s.Ter qr. The sop.
ply was moderate and condition general 4 good. neap
in short supply, and sold readily at 2r. per qr. more mossy.
Barley, both malting and grinding, a quiet trade at kat
week's prices. Oats in better demand at fully last week's
values for all deacriptions. Beans 6d. to Is. per qr. West.
For Indian corn a good demand, at an improvement d U.
tole. per qr.
themes. Ocr. 18.-We had a brisk trade today foe
wheat, at an advance of 2s. per qr., both old sad asw
making 625. • and at this advance the market wee eutitely
cleared. Barley must also be quoted Is. per qr. Uglier,
63e. being the top figure. Inferior samples made from ifs,
to 345. Beans were in small supply, and the tan in
favour of the seller. Peas as last week. Vilna
were from 21s. to 23e. Best white wheat, from 211.
to 31s. ; best red, ditto, 28s. to 31s. ; new, tee. to
30s. • other sorts, 725. to 285. • barley, 475. to f3e. ;
beaeim, 238. to 275. 6d. ; peas, lik. to 21s. ; retells& 211.
235. ; rye, 16a. to 17s. ; tine dour, 41s. to 43..; kesl
seconds, :9s. to 40e.
NEWARK, Ocr. 17.-Wheat was in tolerable supply, lad
the beets sorts made 2a. per qr. over late rates. Ohre
sorts rather higher. Fine barley. advanced Is. per cit.
Oats a shade higher. Beans were in sellers' favour.
NEWBURT, OCT. 18.-Our market this day was wile,.
plied ; the trade very brisk ; everything sold at an deem
of 2s. to 3e. per qr. Good malting barley sold freely .it
last week's rates, inferior dull and 2e. cheaper. Oats a
good sale at previous quotations. Beans Is. per qr. mar
money.
11NTURGR, OCT. 17.-As compared with last week
wheat was 24. up on top, and la. 7d. up on avenge.
Barley was Ns. up on top, and la. 4d. up on avenges
Oats were 641. down on top, and same on average. Bears
were 2s. dowu on top, .nd 10d. down on average. When,
40s. to 675. ; barley, 275. to 30s. ; nets, 20.. to SA
beans, 56e. to frefa,

CATTLE.—Binfarefactu, Ocr. 18.—We received a fell
supply of beasts on offer this day. Early in the day 7P.
per lb. w.ss realised ; towards the close of the market 71d.
w.u, a top price ; a clearance could not be ulule. Sheep
wire again a very short supply ; trade btewly, and late
I rices realised. Calves a very short supply. Fat pipe
limited supply. Beef, 60. to 70. per lb.; mutton, 14d.
to 9d. per lb. ; veal, 7d. to 80. ; bacon pigs, Ba. 6d. to
10s. per score ; porket ditto, lus. to las.
Norm:km-tit, Ocr. 17.—We had a fair show of fat
sheep at to-day's market, and business was healthy the
extreme rates of last week being obtained. The supply of
store sheep was tolerable, and a good demand took at
rather over the rates of last week. Of lambs the ahoy
was fully equal to the demand, and sales were toads it
barely so much money as last market-day. Pigs quiekaid
hardly so dear. Quotations :—Mutton, 71d. to 9d. pr
lb.; store sheep, 541,. to Gas. ; store lambs, 32a. to
each ; pork, 7s. Gd. to 81. per stone. In the dead same
market there was not much doing.
Ballast; ucu, Ocr. 17.—The supply. of cattle this men'
ing was larger than on this day be'nnight, there bang
sal
sal
or an increase of 58 head. Sales were slowly effect 4
the prices of last week were barely maintained. Top prise
las. current for the beat, 9a. to 91. 9d. ; middling OA
ri infeor, 7s. Gil. to 85. Gd. per stone. The supply of she!,
was large, the number being 7,887, or 2,937 more than
brat market, 2,155 of which were store lambs. On scoot
of the large supply sales were slowly effected, and is
secondary and inferior sorts were cheaper. Best Choi'
and ball-brad wethers, Bd. to 80. ; ewes, sd. to 70. pa
lb. Pigs brought Gs. per stone. Numbers in market--
Fat cattle, 507 ; store ditto, 288 ; milch cow., 21; fit
sheep, 5,712 ; store lambs, 1.155 ; pigs, 304.

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