The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-18 00:00:00

MARKETS.

MANUFACTURES.—Huirutasririn, SEPT. 17.—The
buyers attending our market to-day have been more
numerous than for some time back, but they do not yet
show the slightest disposition to speculate. Their 'elec.
Mons have been carefully made from good coatings, better
class fancy trouaerings, and doeskins, chiefly black, but in
no case have any extensive transactions occurred. Middle
class union goods in new patterns have lately been in
better demand, but the old stocks are quite unsaleable.

WOOLS.—HurpransvlELD, SEPT. IT.—As the sales 62
London are now drawing to a close there appears a little
more confidence as to prima, acd some of the wanufac•
turers are making a few selections, but do not yet purchase
freely.

TALLOW.—TDEADAY Evimaga.—The market •4
quiet to-day. Spot. 435. 3d. ; October to December,
tia. to 43e. 3d. ; December, 43.. 3d. to 43e. 6d.

COTTON. LIVIRPOOL, Barr. 17.—Market quiet but
steady. Estimated sales to-day 10,000 bales, Including
3,000 speculation and esport. 4,000 American, Kid. to
12s.r. ; 200 Pernam, &c., 91d. to M. ; 100 liannham,
9 to 9id. ;20 Maesio and Bahia, Sid ;50 Rio, 9,1.;
7 tian, Bd. to BAd. ; 4,5.30 Surat, 4id. to ma, ;
Bengal, Scinde, Ace., bid. to 6Ad. ; 100 Peru, 9Ad. to 10i,
Fair Dbollerah, 61d. ; fair Oommvuttee, Na.; fair Breach,
bid. ; fair Bengal, bid. ; fair Egyptian, 10Ad. ; fair Per.
name 10d.; middling Boweds, 911 ; middling Orleans,

COTTON GOODS.—Maluensorza, Sze?. 17.—(hur mar.
ket assumed a more cheerful tone yesterday, iu come.
quenee of a more favourable report to hand from Cal.
cutta by private telegram, and to-day we have bad mere
active inquiry. In yarns for shipping there ben been a
rather better market, 40's India mule being in rather to.
proved demand. There is no improvement in prices, stocks
being sufficient at present to induce spinners generally to
meet the demand pretty freely at Friday's rates. In home
trade yarns, sellers report a fair average day's &taints',
but they find it difficult to establish an advance on the
rates of Friday, though they think the market is is a
healthier position. In cloth there has been for several
days past a moderate sale of shirting*, )acconets, fink
and other fabrics suitable for the Indian market, but
though sonic few sellers seem unwilling to meet the de.
mend at the low rates of last week, we can hardly report
any improvement in price. Buyers can generally nut
themselves at the rates of last Friday. In printers, loos.
cloths, and domestic, and fabrias for the home trade
there is no improvement.

COBN.-111:o., SEPT. 17.—At to-day's market abetter
supply of English wheat nearly all of which is of the new
crop—best runs of red sell at We. to 6Us., up to 70s. to 72a.
for fine white per 5041ba., being rather below last week's
currency. Foreign moves off steadily, although only in
retail, at prices rather in favour of sellers—good. red
Baltic makes Ws. to tits., and fine Petersburg (Susko 59e
per 4801bs. Barley scarce—stout grinding sells at 39L per
32 stone. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats in request,
and fully Is. per qr. dearer—best 42Ibs. Petersburg sell
at 305., and 271ba. Russian at 28u., all per 24 stones.
Foreign arrivals for the week :—Wheat,B,ls7 qrs. ; barley,
3,389 ; oats, 580 ; beans, 2,500 ; peas, 60.
IPSWICH, SEPT. 17.—There was a better supply of wheat
here to-day ; the demand being good, the extreme prices
paid last week were easily obtained. Beans and oats IL
per qr. dearer. Barley and peas fully late rates maintained.
Lenin, Burr. 17.—We have a very quiet market to-day
for both new and old wheat, but the tendency is upward.,
and on sales made priceswre in favour of sellers. Barley
and other articles as before.

LIVERPOOL, Seim 17.—We had a very good &hen.
dance at our market to-day, and wheat was well in.
gaited for at an advance of Id. to 2d. per cents! on the
week. Flour in fair request at le. per sack improvement.
A good business was done in Indian corn, at prices
ranging 2s. per qr. over those of this day week. Barley
steady. I'eaa and beans unchanged.
Lvys, Sep?. 17.—The weather since Wednesday last has
been changeable, with a good deal of rain at nights. Some
quantity of grain is still unsecured in the fen distrieta
Wo have a fair show of new wheat to-day ; the trade was
active for the best descriptions, at fully last week's rates;
damp parcels, prices against sellers. But little new barley
showing ; good malting maniples in demand, at 425. to 445.
per qr. ; grinding sorts rather dearer. Beans and
peas as last week. Oats fully Is. per qr. higher.
Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, weight
01Iba. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, 70.. to 745.; ditto,
red, new, 60Th.. to Ce.b. to We. ; barley, best
Chevalier malting, 531bato 541b5., 41e. to 445.; ditto, runs,
Chevalier ditto, 52Ibe. to 531 be., 395. to 40s. ; oats, 31dbs.
to &Abs., 245. to 27a. ; beans, 6:llbe. to 651 be., 43e. to 4.4 a;
peas, maple, 631 be. to 6411 a., 40e. to 425.
NEWCAMTLZON-TTNE, SEPT. 17.—The weather this morn-
ing is overcast, with north-east wind. Only two samples
of new wheat were at market this morning from the
country, one weighing 621 be. and the other 571ba per
bushel, and were sold at 66a. and 52a. per quarter. New
Norfolk red was held for 70.., 50411 a., but only procurable
in retail, and part held over unsold. Old was more in re-
quest, and sold rather better than on Saturday. Flour
looking up in value. Grinding barley more inquired after.
Oats scarce, and prices firmly maintained.