The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-09 00:00:00

MAR &T&

MANUFACTITRi3.— H I IMERSFIELD, Ocr. B.—lluyera
attemling to-day have included a few both from Ireland
and Scotland. The usual caution is apparent in all busi-
ness transactions. Selections are made from best and
middle-class doeskins, and fancy coatings and trouaerings
in patterns adapted for the home trade. Foreign houses
are doing little on foreign account. Trade generally in all
departments appears to be carried on altogether en the
band to mouth system, speculation being entirely out of
the question. Deliveriea dining the week in the mm.
chants' warehouses have been moderate, but small parcels
only have been made up. In middle and low class goods
adapted for shipping scarcely anything is doing, and 'tootle
on hand in some cases are heavy.

WOOLS.—Hunninningw, Ocr. B.—The wool tide,
usually busy at this season, when manufacturers lay in
stooks without fear, is quite languid, and with an shun.
dance of choice sales can only be effected in small quanti-
ties. A few selections are made from the best qtuilitiee at
recent prices, but little doing in middle and lower de.
scriptions.

TALLOW.—Twomar Evarnm.—Tallow closed firmly
at 445. 6d. to 44*. 9d. Fpot ; all the year 445. 9d, to Cs. ;
December, 45a. to 45.. 3d. ; Bring, 465.

COTTON.-I.3vnamob, Ocr. &—Market quiet, but
without change. Estimated sales to-day, 10,000 Wee,
including 3,000 speculation and export. 2,500 Ameri-
can, 50. to 300. ; 400 Pernam, 4a., Bd. to Sid. ;
100 Manaham, 81d. ; 200 liaosio and Bahia, 7d. tmosB4:
400 Rio, Bd. to Bgd. ; 300 Egyptian, 7441. to 12 ;
10 Smyrna, 60.; 5,790 Surat, rd. to 71d. ;
cp. to Gid.; Batumi. Mud" ka, lid. to Sad. ; 300
Peru, &I. to 91d. Fair Dhollerah, ; fair Ovum.
wuttee, 6d. ; fair Broach, tit& ; fair Bengal. ; fair
Kayplian, 10d. ; fair Pernam, Bs.; middling Bowede,
841 ; middling Orleans. 8441.

COTTON COODB.—lfaircaeferZt, Ocr. B.—We have
to report a very dull market generally to-day, with easier
prime. In shipping yarns only a limited business has been
practicable. Nominally, the quotations of last Friday sic
maintained, but offers generally are made on a lower basis,
and some concession has to be made to command business.
For home trade yarns the market has been quiet at
Friday's rates. Buyers hold off, and there bas not been
much business. In some instances a alight concession has
also been made in these yarns to command business. In
cloth the transactions have been few. The constant
decline in cotton ►t Liverpool has led to a like result in
this market, and prices which were easily obtainable this
day week cannot now be had. There seems to be a general
indisposition on the part of buyers to give out their orders
now, because they confidently anticipate a further fall in
the raw material, which must necessarily react on the value
of goods. The business has been small, and the market
closes dull.

CORN.—Hrt.L, Ocr. B.—At to-day's market a smsll
supply of English wheat which is taken off quickly, at 3e.
to 4a per qr. advance—beat descriptions of new red
making up to 706., and beat white 78a. per 504 lbs.
Foreign in good request, at about 3s. to 4a. more money
71s. paid for Baltic red, 70a. for Odessa Ohirka, 61.. for
choice Kubanks, all per 480 lb. Barley scarce and tea-
deny upwards. Beane and peas fully le. dearer. Oars
in good request at about le. dearer. Foreign arrivals for
the week :—Wheat, 4,213 qrs. ; barley, 1,950; oats, 1,376;
beans, 2,000.

Irewww, Oar. B.—There was only a limited supply of
wheat offering to-day, which was readily cleared at 3s. per
yr. advance from hat week's rates. Barley, beans, and
peas each ls. per qr. higher, with a good demand.
LIMA, OCT. B.—The wheat trade has assumed a meat
serious position, which is brought on, not by the least
'peculation, but purely from exhausted stocks through.
out the country, and the fearfully deficient yield of the
late harvest, not only in England but on the Continent,
and it becomes a matter for deep consideration, where our
future supplies can be drawn from. We have an eater•
sive sale to-day at fully 4s. per qr. advance upon the rates
of last Tuesday being 2a. dearer than on Friday. Barley
sells readily at Is. advance. Beans and other articles pa.
dually improve in price.

LPammo Ocr. 8.-We had only a small attend-
Knee at our market to-day ; and there was only •
moderate demand for wheat, the business being checked
by a further advance of Bd. for white and 6d. per o=9l
for red descriptions on the week. Flour oommando an
improvement of 2.. per sack on the week, but remains
inactive. Indian corn in fair request at figures ranging
I from 2e. to 2e. 6d. per qr. over this day week. Beans, 6d.
Ito Is. higher; peas, Ia to la. 6d. per qr.dearer. Oatmeal
steady. Malt unchanged.
Lran, Ocr. 8.-During the past week the weather ha.
been exceedingly bleak, with sharp frosts at night. Yes.
terday morning was wet, to-day is showery, with a strong
northerly wind. The attendenee at to-day's market wee
good, although there was only a moderate show of wheat ;
the excited reports from Mark.lane this morning had its
effect, growers commenced by making an advance of
5a per qr., which checked business, ultimately the
supply was cleared at an advance of :is, per qr. upon
red. and 4s. upon good samples white upon tb
rates of this day week. Malting barley 1 • per qr.
higher, grinding descriptions also dearer. Beans and pets
each Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. Per imperial qr. to
the grower:-Wheat, white, weight, 611ba. to 631 b.. per
imperial bushel, 745. to 78a. ; ditto, red, 6011 a. to 6411,,.,
65e. to 70a. ; barley, best Chevalier nialtirx, 53115. to
54th.., 41s. to 45a. ; ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto, 52Ibe. to
531b5., 39a. to 41s. . • oats, 3616. to 3811 m., 245. to 275. ;
beans, 631 b.. to 6511 m., 43a. to 48..; peas, maple, 6311 a.
to 6411 m., 40a. to 425.
Newcastle., OCT. 8.-The weather continues most fa-
vourable for the country farmers they being thus enabled
to proceed without the slightestinterruption with seedir;
operations. At our market this morning we had an ex-
tremely moderate show of wheat from the growers, and
the coasting arrivals being still kept out by contrary
winds we have in consequence to note an improvement of
Is. to 2a. per qr. upon new and old, 745. having been paid
for new south country red up to 82a. 5041 b. for fine obi
Dantaic. Flour met a study inquiry, the advance of
Saturday being fully established. For choice Norfolk
whites 53e. was paid, Baltic whites at the same time coin-
mending 56.. Malting barley and other articles an-
changed.

SALISBURY, OCT. 8.-The supply of all descriptions
of grain to-day was moderate, but the attendance pae-
rally was large. There was a good inquiry for wheat at
an advanced from 2a. to 3s. per qr. Flour advanced Is.
per sack. Good malting nunplee of barley were rather
scarce, and being in more demand, prices rose from Is. to
2s. per qr. The quotations of inferior and grinding
samples remained nominally nualterztl. Trade in malt
was steady, and prices firm. In other descriptions of
grain trade sou dull, at a trifling advance. Old wheat,
.5Ss. to 795. ; new ditto, 445. to 745. ; barley, 38s. to 43e. ;
°cots, 2W.. to 30e. ; beans, 464. to 58a. ; peso, 4415. to 48a. ;
20s. to 25t. per qr.; tares, 5s 6d. to 7s. . • old ditto,
6s. 6d. per bushel ; dour, 475. to 53a. per sack ; malt, 725.
to 74e. per quarter.
CATTLE.-BALIBBVIIT, Oct. 8.-Our market to-day was
very heavily supplied with beasts, in larger number then
has been offned for some time past, and exceedingly good
in quality. The attendance of buyers was not large. There
was a moderate sale for best ox beef, but the trade alto-
gether was dreadfully dull, and a great many remained un-
sold, prices declining from 6d. to Is. per score. Nearly
2,500 sheep were penned, and, after a dull sale, a clearance
was effected at id. per lb. less money. Val
few lambs were on offer, which sold a little
cheaper. There was not a great number of calves on
offer, and trade was slack. Pigs of all descriptions were
in great abundance, trade was dull, and prices exceed-
ingly low. Beat ox beef, Ils. 6d. to 12s. iii. per score ; cow
and heifer ditto, 10s. to 10s. 6€l. - mutton, from 7d. to
led. per lb.; lamb, 9d. to 10d.; :eel, 71 to 71d. ; fresh
pore, 7,d to Bd.; green bacon, lad. to CA. ; dry ditto,
N. to 10d. ; small porkers, per score, 9‘ to 9s. Gd.;
;sego bacon pi's, 9s. to 9e. 6d. ; sweet pickled hams.
9d. to lfkl. per lb. ; and quarter-old store pigs, 10s. 6d.
to 12a. each.

DESPATCH or AMERICAN MAILS. —SOIITHAIIPTON,
Ocr. 8. —Tke North German Lloyd steamer Union, Car
taro Von Sauten, riled hence this afternoon with the
English, French, and German mails for New York, LlO
cabin and • large number of steerage passengers, ago a
full cargo, including French jewellery from Han*, valise
66,000 francs.

BIRTHS, IiARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS,
&Mi.—October 7, at York-street, Portman-squire, the wile of
S. V. Y. Adel, Egg., of • loc.
ltSll..—October kat Brasted Cottage, Brizton.hill. the wile of

theKW' W. 1-'l3ell, of a son.
DLOI D.—October 0, at Cobham, Barmy, the wife of J. J. 8140.

ot a son.
HEATll.—October 8, at lioddettlon, Berta, the wife of J.o.lleath,

of a daughter
RIADGRE —Lk tober e, the wife of the Rev. G. Riad ore, rector
of MI Salutt, Chichester, of a daughter.
ISOLOMON.—uttober 6, at Guildford-street, Rusacll square, Mrs.
H. golumon, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES. . .

CURRIE--QUENTEBY.—OctoberT, at St. lan's, Newington,
Robert Thuodoru UAW*, of 111IWPOUL LO }Alla, Ameba, daugh-
ter of C. Queutcry, of Camberwell.
WALE-citA I'll AN.—Octobet 6, at Christ Church, Nlarylehooe.
Joseph Wale, of rharditock. Dorset, to Marla naptuan, of
Aberdom.place,
DEATHS.
CHUBB—October 6, at West-eud, Hampstead, Miss Lucy Chubb,
Nal 73.
Et \N:I.-October 7. at Ealing. 0. Emu, Esq aged SD.
CiAltrOßD.—Octoter 6, at Ruaselloottare, J. tlarford, Elq..

awd O
IC IRBY.— D.
October 6, at The Rock, Reigate hill, Sir IL C. Kirby,
agod 79.
lIKNNEDY.—October 6, at Bydney-place, Lewisham, )Ir. 0.0.
Kennedy, aged 71.
OLDRIDOIL—October 7, at No. 17, Woburn square. itloomabulT•
aged 61, William Oldrifte, a faithful and mu, h respected
attendant in the service of Ronal Low, Kei., for M >ears.
PEAoOCK.—October 6. at Park•terraar. LirerPoo: road. lan-
ton, W. Peacock. Karl, aged 81.
8111TIL—October 7, at Itoettmer Howe, near Reading, B.
Prichard Smith, Kam., M.D., aged 72.

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