The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.— THURSDAY EVENING. The market anis
firm today. Prices closed is follows :—Spot, new, 404 e. la ;
old, 414. lid. ; Oct. to Dec., 424. to 4Fs. hd. ; Dec., 48s. thl.;
Jan. to March, 49e. Deliveries to last evening, 2,013 casks ;
arrivals, 2,020 casks.
WOOL AND WOHSTED.-1111ADFORD. Svrr.
Wool is not in much demand, hut price. continue exceed.
ingly firm. Holders are unwilling to part with their stocks
at an)• lower prioe, knowing the iniposeihility of replacing
at old prices. There is rather more doing in worsted and
yarns, and spinners are much more active than they were.
More large firms have begun to run full time. There is
still quietness in the piece market, though a fair basilicas is
doing in fancy goods for both home and the continental
demand.

THE IRON TRADE.-13iammaina, Seer. 26. —The
preliminary meeting of the ironmaaters .4 this district was
held at the Royal Hotel in this town to-day
Philip Williams, Faq., in the chair. There was
numerous attendance of the trade. All prment were of
opinion that the trade is more active than it was three
months ago, and in that spirit a resolution was unanimously
to adhere to the old scale of prices—ban, 71. ; hoops,
passed to
sheets end plates, Bi. 10s. per ton.

GORN.—Blitioncitsg, Barr. 26.—At Gloucester and
Worcester markets, on the 21st, wheat of all kinds realised
fully as much money. Barley held for some advance.
Oats unaltered. Bemis dull. Pees firm. During the pre.
sent week, the unexpected fall in Italic-lane has rendered
both buyers and Wien unwilling to operate, and few trans.
actions are reported in wheat. Barley more inquired for.
Oats neglected. Beans only taken in retail. Buyers resist
any 1111V:113C1) in pets. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, all
descriptions of wheat gave way Is. to 2s. per quarter.
At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat from
the farmers ; on the sales made a decline of ls. to 2e. per
quarter was submitted to. Fine barley rather cheaper,
grinding qualities tending upwards. Oats, bean', and peas
unaltered.

DEVIZES, SEPT. 26.-We had a better supply of what;
at the commencement of the market the trade was slow
and dragging, but a better tone soon prevailed, and a fair
clearance was made at a reduction of about Is. per qr.
Barley was in improved supply, and there was a fair
amount of business done at last week's prices. Wheat,
best, 49.. to 595. ' • middling, 375. to 495. ; inferior, 30s. to
37e. Barley, 30s. hto 41s. Oats, gds. to 335. Beans, 46a.
to 50a. Peas, 425. to 465. per qr. Flour, fine, 41s.
to 465. per sack ; seconds, 375. to 40s.
MANCHESTER, SEPT. 26.-At our market this morning
English wheat wan in fair demand at a reduction of Is. to 2a.
per qr., but American was taken slowly although offered at
a decline of 3d. to 4d. per 100l6'. In flour the busbies'
I passing was eery limited, and it must be quoted la. per sack
lower. Oats and oatmeal were rather easier to buy. In
Egyptian beam there was no material change, but English
were Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Indian corn receded 6d. to
Is. per qr.
NEWARK, Barr. 25.-At this market to-day the sup-
ply of wheat from the gnawers was about an average for
the season. There was a steady feeling in the trade at
Is. per qr. reduction ; old white, 545. to 56a. ; new, 60s. to
66e. • old red, 48a. to 54e.; new, 56.. to 6.3. per 36 stone.
A tolerable demand was experienced for malting barley at
full rates, samples making 38a. to 425. per qr., while
grinding made 30s. to 335. per 30 stone. The oat trade
was slow, at barely last week's rates ; old, 214 a. to 30s. ;
new, 245. to 265. per 24 stone. Beans wore a scanty show,
and brought extreme prices ; 46e. to 50s. per 38 stone ; peas
unaltered.
NEWBURY, SEPT. 26.-We had a very large supply of
wheat, for which there was a steady demand at barely the
prices of last week. Barley quite as dear but not much
doing. Oats, beans, and pees dull.
Ux mums, SEPT. 26.-Our market is well supplied with
wheat, which sells slowly at rather lower rates than those
obtained last week. Boring corn is in short supply, and
sells readily at rather better prices.
WATERFORD, Barr. 2.3.-We have increased deliveries of
homegrown grain, but supplies of foreign are limited. Our
market to-day is quiet, and rather easier for all articles, with
only a limited business passing.

EDINBURGH, Seer. 25.—We had in the market to-day
1,226 gra. wheat, 1,789 barley, 1,147 oats, and 133 beaus.
There were sold—Wheat, old, 869 qrs. ; new, 108 ; barley,
1,995 ; oats, 86.3; and beans, 90. As compared with last
week—Wheat was 3s. up on top, and 2s. sd. down on
average. Barley was 2v. down on top, and 11d. down on
average. Oats were 3d. up on top, and 7d. down on
average. Beans were 6d. up on top, and 4d. down on
average. Prices per imperial qr.:—Wheat, 425. Od. to
675. ; barley, 245. 6d. to 395. 0.1 •, outs, 245. Od. to
3.34. 9.1.; beans, 395. 03. to 525. fad. New wheat: brat,
64a; second, 58a. 01; third, 40s. Weight of top—Wheat,
old, 64illbs ; ditto, new, 6411 e.; barley, 5641 be ; oats, 45111 a ;
beans, 66111 be.

CATTLE.—EDINBUROR, SEPT. 25. The supply of cattle
was large, there being 661, or 128 more than last market.
The demand was good, without alteration in prices. A few
aged West Highland oxen brought Bs. :id. Current top, Bs.;
current price, horn 7s. to 7s. fid.; middling and inferior, from
se. 44. to 6s. 6.1. per stone. There were also 103 lean cattle
and 125 milk cows shown. The number of pigs shown was 263,
fed descriptions of which brought from 6s. fid. to 7s. per
stone ; six to eight weeks' old ditto, from 10s. to 15e. a head.
The supply of sheep and lambs this morning was 6,460,
and the supply of store lambs 1,145, making together 7,605,
or 21,09 lase than last week. Good cheep and lambs main-
tained late prices, but the secondary sorts were cheaper. A
few aged black-faced wedders brought from 70. to Bd. per
lb. Top current, 74d.; current, from 60. to 7d.; ewes from
4d. to 6d. per lb. Lambe, top price. 275. 6d.; current,
from 17s. to 225., and down to 6s. per head ; blackfaced,
top price, 175.; current, from 12s. to 135., and down to
9s. 641 per head.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Miles Pas- Met, Total, Total,
RAILWAYS open 'Mare shandies lba 18441
Week ending Sept. 15. & L s. L.
Antwerp & Rotterdam - 742 7e6 1,427 1,34
Week ending Pept. 15.
East Anglian - 683 1137 1,290 SO3
Week ending Sept. 14.
8. Aunt. & Lurnberuo.Ven.
(South Aust. Line) 1006 17.717 29,421 47,110 24,416
(Lombardo Line;
Central Italy Branch -
Flldwinee to Soloirne . 91 1,699 1,197 2,896 .1,230
Week ending Sept. 20.
Cork and Youghal
Week eliding Sept. 21.
North Eastern
Samhrt and Meuse
Stockton and Darlington . 161 914 6,334 7.248 7,918
West Flanders
Week aiding Sept. 22.
Brine' and Exeter - 4,200 2,878 7,084 7.097
Eastern Counties
Lrn.,Chatham. and Dover 724 1,101 345 2,316 mid
Midland
North British 203 3,600 3,459 6,059 4.290
Scottish Central - 1,1143 1,845 3.7e8 3,005
Shropshire Colon TrIX 350 670 920 910

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