The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-11 00:00:00

MARKEL&

MANUFACTITRES.—MIDDritariri.D.SIPT. W.—There
has been • rather better attendance of buyers in the
market to-day, including some both from Scotland and
Ireland. Their operations have, however, as usual, been
limited to small parcels in variety for making assortments
in stock, and though harvests report• are favourable, not
the slightest disposition to speculate is atonable. The
deliveries in the warehouses during the week have been in
some instances increased, bat the local merchants still
complain much of the smallness of the orders they receive.

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), Sip?. 10.7 There is a little

more doing in the wool trade, but manufacturers hiding
no great demand for their gawk are unwilling to spssulat•
further than a few selections of small parcels, chiefly in
the better qualities.

TALLOW„—Famer Evicuitua.—Market was quiet to-
day. Spot, new, 435. 6d. to 435. 9d.; October to Decem-
ber, 43e. 6d., sellers ; December, 43a. 9d., sellers. Deli
varies to last evening, 458 masks ; snivels, 150 casks.

COTTON. Lynn/VOL, Birr. 10. —Dull wariest, at
lower ratrs. Estimated sales to-day 8,000 bales, in-
cluding 1,500 speculation and export. 1,200 American,
7 d. to 1244. ; 100 Pernam, &a., 94d. to 1044. ; 100
m, 944. to 101 d. ; 200 Most" and Bahia, 844. to
94d. ; 100 Rilo, ; 100 Egyptian, 9d. to 12d.; 6,200
Surat, 6' d. to Bld. ; Bengal, &nada, be., 54d. to 644.
Fair Dhollerab, 7d. ; fair Oonirawuttee, 644. ; lair Broach,
7d. ; fair Bengal, 514. ; fair Egyptian, 1144. ; fair Perusal,
104 d. ; middling Boweda, 944. ; middling Orleans, 104.

COTTON GOOD& —MANcer.sm, BKPT. 10. The
marl.et continues very decremed, and values in both yarn
and cloth are steadil declining. There does not seem to
be an active demand for any foreign market, and the home
trade buyers, feeling no spur to enterprise from this source,
content themselves with operating on the same cautions
principle which has guided their policy for some time past.
Shipping yarns have been in rather languid demand to-
day, and prices have been in favour of buyers. Tempted
by the low rates, which are in some descriptions id. to id.
per lb. lower than Friday, yarns have been sold for China,
and also for India, but the demand has been rather quiet
for bundles suitable for Germany. Home trade yarns
have been difficult to sell, and the decline in prices
is id. to id. per lb. In cloth the downward wares
of prices has continued steadily to progress since our last
report, and during the past week our market has been
characterised by gnat irregularity. Buyers having wit-
nessed the decline through every stage from week to
week for so long • period are timid In m.king any offers at
all, and business for the last day or two has been on a
small scale. To-day there seems to be rather more inclina-
tion to operate, but at exceedingly low prices, and we be-
lieve a fair business has been done where holders, especi-
ally of goods for early delivery, have met with manufae-
turers willing to accept their offers ; but we believe the
generally unremunerative rates which can now be obtained
has rendered business for future delivery almost out of the
question.

WOOLLEN.—Lexpa, Sum 10.—We have little varia-
tion to make from the character of our recent reports re-
specting the amount of business transacted in the cloth
halls thia morning. The attendance of buyers has not
been large, and the Mender of goods has been more after
the manner of sorting•up than otherwise. As the season is
now getting far advanced great caution will no doubt be
exercised in the selection of autumn and winter stock, and
the parcels which are for the future transferred will, in all
probability, be small, and simply to supply pressing wants.
Few transactions have taken place in the coloured
cloth ball worthy of special notice. Tweeds have in a few
instances changed bands to a moderate extent, but the in-
quiries are not so numerous as of late. Coatings have been
quiet, and the amount of business done has not shown any
desire to increase present stooks to a larger extent than is
absolutely necessary. Beavers in plain and mixture colours
and Ins witneys have been In tolerably good demand in
the white market. The lower classes in the latter make
are not in much request, and have been only sparingly
transferred. Some good transactions have taken place in

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