The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TunDAT Eviatoo.—The
was steady. Prices closed as follows
4410. 3d. ; old Y.C., spot, 455. 3d. ; October
Us. dd. ; Doessobor, 460. 3d.

COTTON.—lavunrooL, Bum
demand to-day and the market remains qaietl
yesterday's rates. The sales are 10,00 u 1.-
3,000 are for export and speculation.
COTTON GOOD&—liseramorm, gel%
has been • fair amount of business in shippuir
day at low pricer. Many buyers hare 0,
frirsi4from the impression that prices had
a touched the bottom. On the whole,
has been rather considerable, but the prk,
been very low. In home trade yarns also pi;
rather easier than on Friday, depreped
Very little business has been done in them,
two or three houses have been disposed tom
during the lad few days, and theee hare
where they could find goods offering at ,
Their offers met with scoeptance to mere
than a decidedly lower scale of prices Mao
lished. Up to this time there bad been no r
sition to swept the lower rates, and even
turers in some owes are not willing to
&Ain, I. To-day the cloth market is very tu.
of business done has been small, and Rhea
some extent nominal, are undoubtedly make.
WOOLLEN.—Leans, Harr. 11.—we
quiet market in both departments ; the attendees
chants has not been large, and they have not it-
inclination to increase their present docks
extent than is absolutely necessary.
various Bradford shipping houses have ,
appearance, but their operations have been ,„
to sorting up pattern; for the ensuing spring
askingpurchases of isolated lots in outer to a
rag orders. In the coloured bail at
again been directed to tweeds, better Mee g
chiefly in request ; a few parcels of Mikes
low and medium qualities have also char
though the tremendous have not been
bulky ; the amount of badness done in
rot been to any considerable extent, Ha
times to move off in the white market,
caution has been used in their selection, am
which have been transferred have been limited
The inquiries for hal:lista still continue, sever
hating taken pleas. Bates remain without

WANTJFACNIBELI.—IIimpuermh,
buyers attending to-day have not been
few weeks, and the market has worn a very
anoe. The oonildence restored by then"
has not been sustained, chiefly owing
state of the weather, and the tact that all
are rising has stopped speculation. Business tr.
have been restricted to such goods et are regrind
ir -diets wants, end no disposition evinced se
that.

woora—HUDDZIMPIILD, SZPI.
during the week appeared as if approaching b, _
and moms extensive pnrohases were made. Todsji an*
however, does not seem to justify puniness it
tinning their selections, and but few traniadhaslac
occurred either in colonials or German.

CORN.—nral., SEPT. 11.—At to-day's marks' sits
small supply of English wheat, which is take of 11 •
advance of 3e. to 4s. per qr. Foreign sells acts faily,e
2s. to 3s. per qr. more money. Beet Russian kilt Ws
at 50s. per 480 Th.. for both Surske and Smocks. Bed,
nearly all cleared off, at prices in favour of sellers. Ban
and peas unaltered. Oats of fine quality radar inn
and in more general demand for all deecriptiem Few
arrivals foe the week :—Wheat, 1,049; beim lAN.
oats, 5,341 ; peat, 75 ; tares, 50; rye, I,Bl6;Tile
earn, 812 qrs.
Irsvitcu, Sum 11.—The supply of wheat
tn mt
emtrisely small to-day, and, the demand baby in 9
was all disposed of, at 41. to Is. per qr. advents hen
day week. Barley was also in active demand, et la bk
more money. Beans and peas scares and dearer.

LEEDS, SEPT. 11.—We have bad rain SCALE soh
all night ; to-day is bright, warm, and &Men, ahi
weather as poasibly can be for the harvest. TM pc.
vests of securing our northern crop is indeed shay it
tinder the most favourable change, the damage doses
a fearful extent. We have a large attendance 01 Met
at our market to-day ; the advance asked by holden aim
them by surprise, and they seem to require a little%
ere they can make up their minds to increase thcirari,
but for their immediate requirements they have hp
4a. per qr. over the currency of last Timer. Ad ells
articles as before.

LIVERPOOL, Stn. 11.—The market cos Priam Yst
vane, but the extreme pretensions of sass Is um
degre checks buyers of wheat this morning. Api
consumptive business has, however, been &es, a
advance of about 9d. on red and Old. per camel a elile
descriptions over the currencies of Tuesday hat.
brings fully 2a. more than on this day week, sal
sparingly offered at that improvement. Boas Lt ml
peas 2a. to as. per qr. dearer. Oats and catansalmeisso
Indian corn in fair request at an advance of ls.te kff.
per qr.
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LYNN, Sire 1L -The supply of wheat wu norierai
this day's market ; both old and new readily ormaleed
an advance of 3a per qr. upon last Tueedarustu
malting samples made ls. to 2s. more money ; gift
descriptions le. per qr. dearer. Beau and
without change. Per imperial qr. to the growerlt-g-C
white, old, 621 b.. to 631 be., 555. to 571.; red, digs, ek
to 631bs. , 50a. to 54e. ; white, new, 611 b. to 621 a, Mi. t
545. • red, ditto, 611bs. to 621b5., 465. to 49a. Paley, id
chevaliervisiting 601ba. to 611ba., 375. to 405.; dike!.
chevalier ditto, 521115. to 531 b., 345. to Ma. Osie, 3114
to 381ba., 7.35. to 25e. Beans, 631bs. to 6516 a, 47e. Mik
Peas, maple, 631bs. to 6411ra., 36e. to 40a.
Nvwcaerm-om-Trvg, SEPT. 11.-Factors eammiesi
by asking an advance of la. per qr. upon both old id am
wheat to-day, but the weather being fine derby wattli
the advance was only established upon old wheat di II
moderate sale, new bringing last Saturday's rata, aA
part lying over unsold. A good business wu deceit toe
yesterday at le. per sack advance ; the demand, bore!,
moderated to-day. Grinding barley, beans, and pool
good request. Scotch oats improved in value 6d ref.
to-day, but upon foreign no advance could be estabbid
SALISBURT, SEPT. 11.-The supply of grain Meal
was moderate, and the attendance of farmers and bqin
was large. Good dry samples of wheat met s rehab
at an *dean*, of from 4s. to se. per qr. Flour armada
price from 2a. to 3s. per sack. There was not a goad,
mend tar barleys, but the business done in bed aril
samples was at a similar advance to that on 'bat. MA
trade dull, but good old samples very firm in prima Otlet
descriptions of grain had an upward tenting. No
wheat, 4541. to 545. • old ditto, 48e. to 60a; Wk. Nnlie
45a.; oats, 245. to '325.; beans, 48s. to 54a ; polo, al*
50e. ; rye, 28s. to 325. par qr. ; tares, 6a to 7a perbed;
flour, Ma. to 44e. per sack ; malt, 64a. to 68s.
CATTLE.--Samantar, Seer. 11.-Our sharp odd
to-day was not so largely supplied as might loes Ma
expected, Wilton fair occurring to-morrow ; bat Omar
a very large attendance of coantry butchers and .1031°1:
1 Beet Down mutton soon found buyers, sad in many •
stances changed hands two or three times at
sdesani
rates, and every description of animal Mead a MN
sale at the extreme rates of last market. 16r!
were a few pens of fine lambs on offer,
sold readily at last market's prime. le 68
' market the supply was not large. Sales exceedingly fen
sad prices declined ls. to 21. per head • lad •
males were effected. Mutton, Bd. to 9ed. ; lamb, l 0 ,
L. per lb. Beef, retail, Bd. to 10d. per lb. ; val.
Bd. ; fresh pork, Bd. to 843. ; groan ditto, Sit te
green bacon, 80. to 9d. ; dry ditto, 91d. to 195. ; Pm!
1817se.esootot
pre2tl.okedeschiunskih.. to, ;tobaconii.
gigs,uazuritts. 40&L tedailea
rosbi.