The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-11 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW:TU=OAT IMMO. —The mead wu
steady talky : apet sod all the year, Na ; daimon,
eds. ; March, 4k. 6d. to 4k. 9d. Delivery yesterday 231
make ; arrivals ditto, 1,601 casks.

001TON.—LITIRPOOL. Nov.lo. —We have had a fair de.
mad to-da, with a quiet market ; prices unehaaged. The
Wee are 3,000 bake, of whit& 1,000 are fat export and
opsealsties.

COTTON GOOD& —Marietta:wren, Nov. 10.—For cop
yens the market has been rather easier to-day. Sellers an
asking the sane prices as they did au Friday, bet precti.
Bally buyers iod they have a little advantage. This ie sc.
wonted for partly by the flat accounts to hand from the
Liverpool cotton market, and partly by the unseals= which
exists_ respecting the money market. lo boodle yarn prim
are tolerably lino, and there has been a fair amount of hue-
nem does for India at the extreme prices of last wash.
All Wads of hank yams are firm, the spinners of them
bang to a peat saint under coutract. On tie whole
baler quiet market is reported, and the aggregate buskins
for all gleaners has not been large. In cloths there has not
been mash doing since but Tuesday , and there hu not been
much cheap today. Buyers have shown but very
little disposition to operate, and the sales have
been satremly limited. -Where sales have been effected
they have mostly been made at lower prices. There is no
very peat pressure to sell either on the part of manatee.
hirers or holden, but manufacturers in nearly
all eases are williag to make very fair coo.
MONO= on the priors they recently quoted for the purpose
of effecting bleier:is. This applies to the generality of lode
fabrics. and indeed to cloths of ail descriptions, with the
exception of 41-inch alurtings, which appear to keep_ their
Tahiti better than meet other gads. Mews. John Pander
and Co., in their semi.moothly circular for India, dated
tecan.dUrday, say that China shirtinp (including figured and
rid) and Celcutte goods have been in small do
mend during the past fortnight.. They quote 13114
China shining, at 211. 6d. to Tki. 6d. per
piece. For Bombay there has bees a moderate
buena 39-iiseh 61b. shirtless are quoted at 16e. to
lie. 341. ; nb. ditto, 17s. 6d. to 18s. 341. ; 45-inch have been
in good demand, and are still wanted ; 714 command
16a. 9d. ; 81b., 21e. 6d. to 22.1. ; and 91b., 255. 6d. to2sa 9d.
Lemyelotlie are quoted 21. sd. to 2s. 6d.
_per lb. for ordinary
. Toloths are quoted from 2s. sd. up to 2s. 7id.per
ar., according to quality, but are dull, and to little inquiry.
Comma Vls yarns, they say, fetched 33141. yesterday, sad
best were quoted 36d. per lb.
WOOLLEN.—Lune, Nov. 10.—There was only a
moderate attendance of buyers in the markets this morning,
mad the amount of business transacted was limited. Wiese,.
and makes of that Aar, with a few tweeds, iseltam, and
habitats, constituted the main demand. There is no decline
In prises.

MANUTACTURI3B.—HUDDIatiFIZLD, Nov. lo.—Buyers
aillerding to-day do pot exceed those of brit week. lied
taming:Wm srs marked by a strowg degree of ovation.
Tads is sot at all considered unhealthy, but the high rate
of discounts seems to operate spied heavy purchases, 'elm
lions being made only in styles required to keep up variety.
Is some instances merchants ask for a little lower lino',
which manufacturers boldly resist in consequence of the
soluineed value of the raw material.

WOOI.B.—RUDDISSFIILD, llov. 10.—Then I. a good
choice of the old stook in the market, at prices which are
madronahle se compared with the high rates ruling in Lou.
don ; yet this is no hadumment to purchase freely, buyers
only taking when is required for immediate wants.

13011 N.—Hots, NO*. 10.—At tome market a moderate
supply at Radii& wheat, which readily at folly last
week a
, sad in earns itidaness as advance of lc
par qr. is ob ped, best raps of dry red making Ms. to 39,.
rth,so4lb. Foreign held firmly at rather more mosey.
for malting slow at priom in favour of buyers ; (dad-
* unaltered. Beans sad peas quiet. Oats dull, bet not
quotably lower. The (mugs import. last week are a.
nadiw:—Whest, 3,850 vs.; barley, 5,40! ; oats, 60 ; beam,
399; peas, 622 ; lineced, 402; rapamed, 1,953; oil-cakes,
366 tor ; hoses, 60 tons.

I. ,e, Nov. 10.—The wheat trade is exceedingly
firm, and the little showing is taken of at fully last
week's mtge. There is rather more inquiry for Bettis
{pantie& The demand for bailey is limited. No cheap in
ether satiates.

Litwoot., Nov. 10.—Our market bas sot ban
numerously attended to-day, sad wbest bas bed only
• moderate consumptive sale at Friday's quotations. Flour
meets • fair isquiry, and prises must be Noted the tun
naiad buyer. lodise eons hi difficult to move, and sales
of qmiattty are sot practicable coders decline of 3d. per
quarter. Wised oatmeal slow at preolis rates. Brass
beim offered more fierily hare lost the improvement made
cie Friday lest. Peas sod barley remain without altaratioa.
TM market Gloom steady, but quiet.

LYE!, Nov. 10.—Weather has been mild with a deal of
rein Moos Wednesday last. At our market to day the
@glad wheat was short, and late prime fully sap.
Barley, beet simples rather dearer, other &snip-
stone as last week. Beans and oats, prices unaltered.
Per qr. imperial to the power : Wheat. white, sew, 631 be.
to Nibs. per imperial bushel, 45.. to 46e. • ditto red, 6311 m,
to 641ba, 40a. to 42a. ; ditto red, ad, 6216. to 631ba., 40a.
to 41s. Bodily best Chevalier malting, 54lbs. to 66th..,
371. to ; data, runs Chevalier ditto, 5316 e. to 5411 e.,
33e. to 345. Oats, 36165. to 42115., 22a. to 26e. Baur,
old, 63165. to 631ba, 40a. to 441. ; sew, &Ake. to 6411 m,
38e. to 40s.

Ngwcagrt.; Nov. 10. —The weather, since Saturday, has
been rather unsettled ; today, however, is fine, with a
falling beremusier. At our market this morning we had
• moderate show of wheat from the growers, and arrivals
being equally so, this, combined with the presence of several
buyers from a dilator*, imparted more activity to the
trade arida good business resulted, cbiedy in old wheata, at
pnoes that were not previously obtainable. Flour bad
rather more tone with rather more passing. Malting barley
=mitered, and the Berne remarks will apply to other
articles.

8A1.1881:71a, Nov. 10.—The supply of all descriptions of
Fain was considerable, and the attendance was correspond-
ing. There was an improved trade, with a trifling advance
on the better samples of wheat, but the greater portion wee
out of condition and little cared for, but prima did not give
way. Flour unaltered. Malting barley was in great re.
quest, and for the primest samples le. per qr. mom mow
was obtained. A steady trade doing in midt, and prices a
little firmer. In other respecta prices were the same salad
week, with en average demand. Wheat, new, 38.. to 435;
old, 335. to 435. Berkey, 29a. to 425. Oats, 22a. to :Mt
Beans, Kb. to 48s. Pesa, 33a. to 365. Rye, Vo. to Be.
per qr. Flour, 31s. to ra. per sack. Malt, 645. to titit
per qr.

cerrut.—SALIBBUILT. Nov. 10.—Our market today
was well supplied with bouts, and the quality excelleet.
There was also a full attoodaaca of oountry dodos rad
butchers. Best beef were in good request, whilst uderior
animals were not much in demaod ; bat a elearaoce was
nearly effected, and for the mast part were sold at former
Mel. There was a large supply of sheep. whirl
Numbered nearly 2,000, and met with • ready sale,
last market's prior being fully maintaioed A very
few lambs were cm offer. Calves were ale shortly
supplied, prime remaining as before quoted. Figs
were is peat quantity, and there was a large fatal:d-
awn of buyees, but prices are extremely low. Best ox beef,
lls. 6d. to 12t. 6ed. per score ; caw sad heifer ditto,
10s. to I la. Od. ; best Down mutton. 7d. to tid. per lb. ;
mutton of inferior quality, 6d. ; lamb. 10d. ; veal, 7d.
to ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7@d. ; and 84. 6d. to 9s. per
more ; green berme, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd.
to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams, Bd. to 9d. ; quarter old
store pip, 10a. to 12s. each ; cows with calves. 121. to W.