The Express.
London, England, 1866-10-03 00:00:00

MARKETS

TALLOW. Toispav Evairoto. —The mad* ow
steady to-day. Spot, old, 445. 6d. ; ditto, Dm
January to Nara, 455. 9d. ; October to Deoush,'
440. Gd. ; December. 43e. 3d. Denverite to bet essaisg:
214 cults; arrivals, 1,124 cam.

COTTON.—LreggPooL, Ocr. 2.—With further 'dykes
from America the demand has been on the same Wan
scale u for some days past, and prices of feet India Itha
are generally Id. dearer, whilst long staples are giz,
full previous rates to in some cues Id. advance. The Wig
again reach 30_,000 bales, of which half is on spa:ol4lm lag
afiesiveyartl.,fairatTosei:re+ll:44,:t47thiTngazlizfulairboaised,nirf;Ercsinerettz:
middling, ate%
1.6 d.

COTTON GOODS.--Karcwearint, Oar. 2.—Thin V.
been some business in yarns at the advance necessitated*
the rise in cotton, but manufacture's have hada um,
tisfactory market for cloths. In yarns the deed e
shipping have followed the upward course of pees Id*
most readiness, and there was a good deal of hews
day at an advanoe of Id. to lid. per lb. above last Tee.
day's rives. The demand for some queers wars**
table, and prices continued to strengthen. la he,,
trade yarns the amount of business was rather restricted*
the large advance required by sellers, which was sorsedda,
like Id, per lb. upon the rates of last Tuesday. The
ranee being caused by a rise in the raw material Instead d
through an increased demand for yarns is ratherpeeplaili
both to buyers and 'allele, and interferes with Wien.
Sellers of cloth, have, of course, been obliged to ad,"
their quotations, but have failed to obtain prices dictum
to cover the increased cost of yarn and cotton. Beres imp
exceedingly cautious, and though a moderate beaus his
been effected, there is no inducement for msnufacturitt
take orders or continue production at present highly lug,.
munerative rates. The quotations of seller" are to a per
extent nominal.

wcparzEN,—Lane, Ocr. 2.—n. attendance of me.
chants at the Coloured Hall this morning has Bottum
large, and few transactionsof importance have taken pima.
with the exception of tweeds. which continue to sell ft*.
and as the stocks in the Cloth Hall are not liuge, the, sa,
eagerly sought after. Milled coatings and maks In
clanged hands only sparingly. The inquiries for plau
cloths have only been limited, }laving met with preheats
only in isolated Matinees. There has been a alight
provement in the White market in the heavy goods de.
wirtment. The inquiries for witneys and other dserip.
Lions of the Batley and ()nett manufacture have bemuses
numerous, though the individual transactions bars nst
been to large amounts. Hair-lists have again met vith
ready sales, several parcels of better class goods hadag
changed hands. Bates have been upheld in all deism.
meats.

MANUFACTURES. —Hulamtnsriam, Ocr. sligai
improvement was visible in the market to-day, bat the
continued unsettledness of the weather has opeatsal
strongly against speculative purchases. The
has chiefly been for good black doeskins, and the !stir
and medium qualities of fancy trouserings. Thee he
also been a rather better demand. for low goods adapted kr
shipping trade, in which some moderate parcels have ha
made up during the week.

WOOLS.—Hunnnungigin, Oct. 2.—Prices being OW
iridered to be established, at least for some time, eau.
Lecturers oome into the market more freely, and ere
operating to a considerable extent chiefly in the better
colonials.

CORN.—Hers., Ocr. 2.—At to-dos 's market a good
supply of wheat from growers, chiefly new, the quality
and condition so various that it is difficult to depose
of et ls. to 2s. per qr. rulnetion, whilst fine frek
thrashed old wakes Is. to 2.e. per qr. advance oa la
Tuesday's currency. Foreign held very firmly, and When
sales are made rather more money is obtained. Bully
scarce, and fully as dear. Beans and pose very lino. Os*
of choice quality nearly all cleared off ; other description!
rather dearer. Foreign arrivals for the week:-
5,631 ; barley, 5,449 ; oats, 2,284 ; beans, 311; pear,
tares, 41 ; Indian corn, 855 qrs.
Irawicu, Our. 2.—The supply of wheat continues ray
limited, farmers preferring to thresh barley, owing to the
very high prices paid for this artiele, and last week's quo
tations were fully maintained for all dry samples. Bang
was hi fair demand, at quite late rates for superfine salt
lug qualities ; supply large. Beans and pas very firm and
the turn dearer.
Lan,. Ocr. 2.—The tone of the market is very good for
old wheat, and full rates are insisted on, but the ale is
scarcely so free as on Friday ; for fine new samples peres
are unaltered ; common damp samples almost unaleable.
Barley is more plentiful ; finest descriptions maintain their
value, but all other sorts give way in price. Bons and
other articles quite as dear.
Lure, Ocr. 2.—At our Corn Exchange this day the
attendance of growers was good, although only a moderate
show of wheat ; all useful shipping samples were readily
sold at fully Is. per qr. advance upon last Tuesday's at,
Barley in better supply, and both malting and gee*
samples in request at prices fully as much as on this day
week. Oats and beans each Is. per qr. higher. Per ue
perial qr. to the grower :—Wheat. white, old, 621ba to
631b5., 56e. to 58s. ; red, ditto, 621bs. to 631b5., 52e. to
515.; white, new, 6111 n. to 621b5., to 565. ; red, ditto,
611bs. to 621b5., 48s. to s'2s. Barley, best cliendierm
aU
ing, 6011 e. to 611ba., 425. to 455. ; ditto runs chewable
ditto, 521ba. to 531ba., 375. to 38a. Oats. Whs. to Bid.
23e. to 255. Beans, 631bs. to 011ie., 48a. to 50e.
maple, 631bs. to 641b5., 36a. to 40a.