The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Torsnav Evennoi.—The roarlmt was .nady
today, at the annexed pneas :—Spot, new, 504. lid. ;
495. to 495. 6d. ; ;
all the year, 50a. ; Lac, 50a. W..
January to March, 51s. April to June, 50a. ; Odes.,
sheep, 50s. 6d. ; ditto beef, a Ai. lid. ; South American, I.;
gri'lleaks;
51s Deliveries to but evening, 321 asks ; . arra*

ooTrox.—Ltvgßroot, Der. A.—There has been a
demand for cotton to-day, and full prices obtained. lie
sake are 12,000 bales, including 7,090 American, at rd,
to 11 d. ; 4,000 Sant, at fitcl. to Pd. ; 200 Egyptisso,
101 d. to ; of which 7,000 are for speeulatioe rod
port. The week's import is 10,M3 bake.

COTI'ON 000138.—MANCIIES17.11, OCT. B.—The act ri
in the cotton market at Liverpool, where 15,000 tales sea
sold yesterday, and 12,000 to-day (a large proportion
speculation), is evidently beginning to produce an effect hot,
and we have had a more lively market than for some 1,4
There had been a little more demand for cloth 4t,
past
India, at an advance of nearly 3d. per piece upon L 4
week's prices. This is chiefly attributable to the activity a
the Liverpool cotton market ; there certainly can to
nothing in the advice. from India to warrant tie
business that ham been done. There has been) ex"
activity in abirtings, madapolams, long cloths, lid
T.clotha. We do Dot hear of any charge in trtz
cloths. There has been altogether a rather large
in cloths, and though some of it has been of a speculative
character, there is no reason for supposing that this Ime 13E,
a considerable portion of it. Sellers generally are dausehq
higher rates, and buyers have willingly given the eau,.
prices of last week ; in some cases a alight advance. Its
yarn market has been fully as active as on Friday. A hrio
business has been done for India, China, German aad the
Mediterranean, including some huffiness in speculation and
the home trade have also been buying pretty freely. BLce.
burn yarns have been sold at rather better rates. him
generally are id. to Id. per lb. higher than on this flay
week. The market closes strong, with a decided tendesq
upwards.
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MANUTACTURES.—HeDDERSFEELD, Ocr. 8. —There ia
a little more doing to-day in seasonable goods, but gnst
caution is still used in making purchases. The genet'
business continues quite as flat us heretofore, and the ware.
houses dining the week have also been flat.

WOOLS.—RODDERSPIZI.D, OCT. 8. —There is DO im.
proved demand for wools of any description, but a few
small parcels occasionally change bands at former prices.

CORY.—HotL, OCT. 8. —At to-day's market a To,
small supply of English wheat ; fanners commenced with
asking a considerable advance, but millers were enabled to
procure the best qualities at Is. to 2s. per qr., our Irk
week's currency, 001., being freely paid for best rune of eal.
per 5041b5. Poreign fully Is. deorer, with a good dems4
for fine red. Barley for malting neglected, grinding makes
Is. per qr. more money. Beans and peas each fully Is. per
qr. higher. Oats support late currency, but demand 04
retail. The foreign imports last week are as under .
Wheat, 319 qrs. • barley, 828; oats, 1,168 ; beans, 2 ; tans,
108 ; linseed and rapeseed, 16,072 ; oil cakes, 210 tom.

Lraum, OCT. 8. —We have a fair show of wheat to-day;
the finest qualities of new meet a good sale at ls. to y.
advance from last week's rates ; old is also dearer, and the
trade altogether wean a very healthy aspect. Fins barley
sells readily at full prices. Beans quite as dear. Oats sad
other articles rather improve in value.

LIVERPOOL, Ocr. R. There was • fair attendance
of millers and dealers at this morning's market,
and the advance of 3d. per ceotal OR wheat was
firmly maintained, with • moderate amount of business
passing. Floor commanded • good inquiry, and brought
from It!. to lc per barrel more money than was obtaild
on Friday. Indian corn wit. in less favour than of late,
and to effect sales ex quay it was n to make are.
duction of fully 3d. per quarter. Oats and oatmeal steady,
Beans, peas, and barley are each again fully 6d. per quarto
higher. The market closes with less briskness than it
opened, but the small quantity of wheat and flour offering
negatives the probability of prices going back at all.
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NEWCASTLL, OCT. B.—The weather has become exceed.
ingly mild ; much too close, in fact, for the season. At
our market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat
from the grown*, and being without any arrival of too
meat from the coast, fresh threshed samples were taken of
quickly 4 an improvement of Is. per qr., south country
samples at the same time being saleable at the turn is
favour of the seller, choice yellow touching 848. pa
8041bs. For old foreign them was a good inquiry, fice
mixed D.intric, weighing 59Ibs. per bushel, but with a chann
ber smell, making Ws. }ler 5041 be. in quantity, and similr
quality, though sweet, t.2s. per same weight. Flour was ia
good demand at Saturday's rates. Malting barley of ill
descriptions must be written Is. per qr. cheaper, and in taco
donate request. Grinding unchanged, and the same rn
marks will apply to other articles.

TRAFFIC) RETURNS.
Stiles Paw Mar- ToteJ, Tell,
ILLILWAte open wagers anodise 1881 1811
Wein roiling Oct. 1. i C et i
Limerick and Kimle .... 20 13 51 13
Werk etwlllip 4 ki. 5.
°Lugo?, & ijouth Western 8,318 5,14

W;vk 0101140 d. G.
11reat T.uxeniteourg
London awl Blackwall
11031the.ter, Routh June-
... . r-- ... .... ..,.

Mon. A Altrlnchon 500 1.154 1.14
North London

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Annie. from Aiwa Bay for Lml.l, Sept. 6. tai. 16 1., lon. 30 W.
Anglia (Irtrytie„ of Liverpool, from Loudon for Calcutta, July S.
lat. 33 If., lou. 10 W.
rlty atPeklu. from Calcutta for Loudon, Sept. 14, lat. 32 N., W.

ib W.

Llrre;;;c , from London for Calcutta, August 14 lat. 30 S., lon.

30W.

Diem from River Plate for Liverpool, Rept. II
Julia Ford, from New York for Gibraltar, Sept. 18, lat. 46 N.
Mary Sparks, from Calcutta, tat. 15 N., km. 80 L
Slimuer, of New Orleans, from Liverpool, Sept. 21, tweet,.
live miles 11. E. of Gaud Malian.

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Yesterday he wu brought up before the sitting magistrate;
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was very • par to what it had been at the coroner's inquest.
At the close of the inquiry the magistrates arrived at their
decision without retiring, and the Mayor said—George
Clark, we commit you for trial at the next assizes. PM
sorer : Decidedly so ; all right. The Mayor :
charge of wilful murder, mark. Prisoner : I may bus
points as well as you, that will transport you u well as me.,
He was then removed.
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