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

MARKET&

TALLOW. TrirsDAY Byrn:co.—The owlet doted
quietly to-day at 43a. od. to 435. 3d, for the yeat
camber. 44a. 3d. to 44a. ; sad January, 441. 64
yesterday, 342 casks ; arrivals, 5,616 auks.

ocyrroN.—Lmaroox. 001. 9.--We Imre bed 404
deensial soda to-day sad a Ira Matt, at the
of yesterday. The sales we WOO bike, of whit; 7741.
ere for export sad speeoletiort.

COTTON GOODEL—Neicumersa, Oct. 9.—na alga*
for yams ban been somewhat firmer to-day tame lAA_
close of last week, but it has been moudiagly 171
inactive. C,onfldenee has been so mash distal's/dg ie.
cent oscillations in price, due to cotton sparaishes k
face of no very great demand for cotton gooda, tut iv;
hesitate a good deal at investing until greats, shahs,
prevails. Cloth is very difficult of sale, and anon upes
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little busiams.

WOOLLEN.—Ltigro, Oct. 9.—The often/hues of ima.
chants at the cloth lulls this morning has not base le..
few buyers beyond the representatives of Loeb ul—rw
Lees been present, and the amount of Lumina% done tic
bean limited. In the Coloured Sall the demuid bag mai
been chiefly for tweeds, though the transactions la
class havenotbeen so extensive as of late, but as reseyW
ye
manufacturers are engaged with orders for delivery dia.
without passing through the cloth hank cod the
band at present being small. it does not neesmarily ahoe
decrease in the consumption of this. fabrics; reht/
soriptiona of goods only being in nominal request,
worthy of special notice has transpired. The Liquid's7w
heavy goods in the white market continue wittioatlate,
mama, a limited quantity regularly Aug* bruit
Hair lists have also been only oruringll hutting dig few parcels of any magnitude have bra transform& Thus
hes not been any perceptible alteration in prim.

MANIIFACTITRES.—Hoptissanua, Ocr. 11.-4, fry
attendanee of buyers bas been in the market te.,43;
eluding a few from Ireland. Buys allow a deicalb
tier an their part to do a safe buboes', raking ed_c_cial
from those styles and patterns which likely is
ready sale, and avoiding all transseikee if a ine::
diameter. A moderate business bee bra dine b
aggregate, though not an extensiv.• COS ; sa4sH
generally is not so brisk as usally mat this gbh" 114
year, it v not considered at all uncomic',

WOOM—HUDDIIIIIIIXILD, ocr.l 9.—A die* Imp
continues in solonials—inore especially arseslek %Wen
alarms. German fleece is less inquired foe, Whims d
all descriptions us much sought for, and an Wahl
very scarce. Prides of all sorts are quite inn.

CORN.—Huu., 00r. 9.—At to-day'a marl* a hilt
supply of wheat, mostly new, which sells slowly m
2a. per qr. below hat Tuesday'. currency • red make boa
38e. to 46e. per 5041 b ; old, both Noel& and foreign, hit
firml, at fully late rates. Barley—makingfally se deer,
grinding rather eerier. Been. and pees noraleally
altered. Oats of good quality move off at late rate;
ferior neglected and rather cheaper. Foreign antral/ he
the week :—Wheat, 7,961 • barley, 15,145; GS*
beans, 507; peas, 65 ;lndia'n corn, 580 gm.

Mime,.Ocr. 9.—Our Yorkshire harvest may are be
said to be secured, but in such miserable ornalise
that it will be some months ere the wheat eropnalu
fit for grinding ; this, with the fact that upwards of
fIS
quarters have been diverted from these markets% bine
(and the demand for that eountry still emifienjo
that the crop throughout England may be fairly
as one-fifth below an average, with the yet moreiperleg
circumstance that we have barely three wash' eleekel
old wheat left in our warehouse, it is not Amin
matter of surprise that holders should be unwilling edim
except at still advancing rates for all good qualities. The
barley is held firmly ; damp samples go off obeli eller
alining prices. Oats, beans, and other articles es Weft
LIU:WOOL, Ocr. 9.—We had a good attains
at our market to-day. Wheat was only in retail demi<
at barely last Fridays rates. Flour dull, but se km
Indian(corn quieter ; mixed 3d. per qr. easier. lambi
peas steady. Oatmeal la. per load chapm.

Mint, OcT. 9.-To-day's market was well Mudd,
and a fair show of wheat ; the beet parcels 6417 ono
mended late rates, while damp samples were dank to
sell at L. per qr. lass money. Barley in good wig;
malting sorts in demand at quite as much money ; Pad
and grinding qualities la. per qr. cheaper. Oats at is
free of aale, and lees money had to be taken far bath
and new. Beans and peas prices Arm. Per
to the grower :-Wheat. white, old, 62Ibs. to OW,
to 58a. ; red, ditto, 673ba. to f33lba., 52a. to 56.•
new, &lbs. to 621ba., 52a. to 56e. ; red, ditto, illll2to
621b5., 48s. to 525. Barley, best chevalier malt*,
to (Albs., 42a. to 455. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 51is.
to 531b5., 375. to 38a. Oats, 3611 n. to 381ba., 23a is Fa.
Beans, 631ba. to 651b5., 484. to 50s. Peas, wigs, Pk
to 641 b., 365. to 40s.
NLWCIABTLE-OW-TTNI, OCT. 9.-We bad only adi
attendance at buyers at our market this metung.wle
evinced very little disposition to do barium. Old viol
was firmly held, and cannot be quoted lower ; bat to orb
progress in new south a decline of Is. per qr. had te
submitted to with a portion of the supply remising Ps
unsold. Flour difficult of ask, and oily the best qaaliWe
sustain their price. Grinding barley steady ; aWs is
query for Norfolk for melting. Beans sad pre seam
Oats did not sell so freely to-day, and demand Wawa
SALIBBUIRY, Ocr. 9.-The supply of all denrip6ns
grain at our market to-day was short, with a fur Wiwi
once of buyers. Business in wheat generally ins id,
and prices had • downward tendency. The Roar kids
was also dull, at unaltered rats,. The demand far sell*
barley was quite steady, in consequence of the high Wm
demanded, and to effect sales a decline for both saNhg
and grinding samples of is. per qr. took place. 1n ssss~~
there was no difference of price. There was s mail&
c'ine in prices of both oats, beans, and peas. gee sled,
455.t0 585.; old ditto,4Be. to 61e.; barley, 37a. to 59a; eals,
Ns. to 325.; beans, 48a. to Ms.; peas, 425. to tik ; rp,
28a. to 325. per qr.; tares, 6s. to 7s. per bald kat
40s. to 465. per sack ; malt, 68s. to 725. per banal.

Ocr. 9.—Our ssarkrt
was very fully supplied with sheep, nearly 3,090 Big
but the greater number were of an inferior qui*.
cehneDgt'endsnoe of buyers was numerous, and bolas.
found a pretty good tele, but other qualities
a hanging sale, aal number remaining unsold. =far
all sorts were from 2d. to 4d. per Moe of Ilk elope
than at last market. There were a fee poi
of lambs of moderately good quality', trade duni
prices had a downward tendency. The pig gm"
was indifferently supplied, and the attendance d Wig
was not large ; trade altogether was dull, and prise*
maiaed about the same as last market. llutteN Ma. le
9d. ; lamb, 10d. to 11d. per lb. Beef, retail, Bs. to Hi
per lb. • veal, 7d. to ; fresh pork, 7d. to 84.; gissa
bacon, Bd. to 9d. ; dry ditto. 9d. to 10d. ; perk r
score, 10s. 3d. to lea. 9d. ; bacon pigs, 10s. toulsOrsio3l
sweet pickled hams, 10d. to Is. per lb.;
etore pigs, 18a. to 20a. each.