The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.-B.tevsoar livaparo.—The aiartet YEat, at the
tonoviim prime :—Tow Marry, Ma Id. ; Petersham Y.C., ea
the spot, 6b. ; Deetatber, 695. 61. ; January, 6Je. ; Yank
6tMarket aviesaes.—Tetra talkow, 665. ; fat by ditto,
; yellow Ramie; sew, Me. dd. ; Slated slue, ;
90s. 9d.; weaves, 19a.; rood dregs, de. Laporte f:1144
week amount to T maks.

OOTTOW.—Lnntaroot., Orr. 51.—We have had a large de-
wad to-day and a very strung market, slowiag with as upward
terideacy. and with prices *watt inatanomi fd. per Lb. dearer. The
oats are 110,030 bake, of Ithiek NOM are for export and opera-
lance.

ourrox GOODS.—Masesiaseas, Ocr. 31.—The market has
midagene very tittle &serge dmthe the week. There him been •
cemstent Mamie by perediurie to bring prism up to • nearer an-
thill coat of cotton and preiserion. and they kayo
Cfstabsa purred on to this by the caonaints sales at Liverpool
amounting to 116,060 baks) ha canoed oath= to be dearer; but
those vacate have not areaeded. Them has been • moderate
business in both yarn and cloth, but the production being, not-
withstanding sheet time, stall in enema of demand, no advance
has been made to prima. Spinners and manufacturers quoted
their goods on Tueeday at about ed. higher than last week, but
it checked business so seriously that practically nothing wag
taken by it, and • considerable portion of the business done for
Walt days pest has only been effected
aUcionse miseemicio on
Tuesday's ratio. The from Calcutta,
that the market is stocked goods and yarns for
months to come, and the tact of exceedingly Large
sbipon Ms as the way to (Lino loading to • fear of
oils-supply, are mariner shippers to the Dart to pause; and
to nom of the dietant markets on which our trade so largely
depends are merchants sending in any considerable quantity.
The advisee from nearly all of them are alike discouraging. In
the home trade • steady hominess is doing, but the houses in this
bertha* donut stock heavily asi they formerly did at this season
of the year, or as to give • stimulus to prime. In fret spinner.
say they are losing lid. to 2.1. per lb. on every pound of yarn
they cell, and manutseturewc of sane deerriptions of cloth iire
°blip dto sacrifice quite as much to *ell their good* The only
prespret of improvement in prices. lies in a decrease of goodies
lion, which is much too great for the world's neemaities at the
price, although we have many large mills in the district stending
idle, come of which have been closed since 1861 or 1982, when the
saireenses and dearness of cotton so seriously interfered with the

WOOL AND WORBTED.—BIIADYOaD, Orr. sl.—The wool
market opened on Monday with an improved tone, which is
apparent at the close of the week. The transactions are not
large ; there is a steady consumptive demand for all choice wools,
particularly good noire and demi-lustre, and some sort. of com-
mon and inferior wool, which have of late been in little request,
are rather more in favour than they were. Mill the aggregate
buainetscij le
ongrestly roottioted am compered with the activity
at the • of the month. Mocks are low, anti staplers
show no to make any coacession to secure a customer.
Indeed, prices of all clams of weed, and niperially choice and
wane hog, are very finely mantained. There is no appreciable
improvement in the wonted yarn bade. The *sport merchants
show little inclination to roam) operations. The burins
in both single weft and lustre nen is very restricted,
though there is no change in prima. Mien la a fur ispdry for
two-told yarns, particular, Ws and efts ; but the tranasctions
an limited, owing to they of buyer and miler effecting
negotiations. The low prism Shred for some time pool have
formed an obstacle to businese, bet stony wining seem to be
rather better to deal with, and rather more bissinum, partly
speculative, ha been dope. The *airmen of wool, however, piss-
vents anything like a general giving way.. There has born a
steady burners doing, chiefly in lustre and rebutted yarns, on
borne account. There is no material change in pieces Fancy
good. for peat spring are in shady demand both fur home and
the continent. The plain trade, with the • of heavy
goods for the Laid, in • state of torpor. is • rather
Gate r Mainers doing by the American nsivehants. The tone of
the markt tie healthy sod cliseful. Prima arc firmly maintained.

WOOLLEN.—Laires, Our. 31.—The 'Hendon.° of menu-
factuit re and merchant. at the cloth halls this morning has not
Men very numerous, and the transactions whieh have taken
lstoken the termination of the ammo. The Is whieb
have lelt the market have in most rams been omall, and, with
w exceptions, business bas been *inducted upon the "
an" principle. The demand for heavy goods has born 'mall.
tcw parcels of mixture and plain beavers and wittier have
changed hands, but not in large guantitite. The °manor and
plain cloth trade has be en quiet. The only transactions
Lave taken phi.e have, apparently, been for the exeeution of
present olden., and but few pimthases worthy of special noth
have been wade. The tweedrtrnde continues good, especially for
this Wilmot' period of the sown. Severe! tolashly gaol
parole have changed hands. The demand fur meltons has also
lien brisk. Stone large role. have been effected in various
shades iu priori makes, and the Inquiries hem been pretty
numerous.

LACE AND HOSIERY.- Not-neon tut, Oe-r. 31.—There has
tern liar or no taper. anent in the lace trade during the pa 4
we. C. la the cotton branch there ia a little more doing in the
plain depatment, whilst the fancy breath mashie very dull.
lace yarns are gra, tine nantbets being in active request. In the
oak lave trade sprigged meta are ding to a fair ansonnt, but
there is lent doing in bark lam. Me raw material is rather
easier to_purebase. In the basasy trade there is not mash alter-
shoe. Ma hone market is Sulkagr=with cakes. and there
is a little doing far yarns atppert late
rates, and the astskettsV

FT.AX.—Lmum, Orr. 1111.—The Asa mutat in mare animated
time Istat wk. sad *mane vary dna, alltioindi mat matarlidb,
wan. Aa arammed Mira= la db Indict bad gmlitim
ll tian mita aro amdranat Hamm Mil ad mak.
Timm is MOM iramil Mr yarns, but pram are damned mid
imegulm. ikewing lvemd Ilada arum Imams tem tan to 70a.
PIT qr.

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tows narks la • eatlehieWri .tale. At Rik seeeteat
then ere tampeastively how aauta la mike the haw-
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gies
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