The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUZSDAT Evsonso.—Tbs lostkat loss steady
tonlay. Jaustus7 to /Loch. 445. 6d. ; Muck, 450. Dam"
to Lot snob& 184 cooks; mitosis, 1,071 conks.

OOTTON.—Ltvearoot, Nov. 3,—The demand to-day
bee beat very limited, and prima have given away a MILK
per lb. on all descriptions. The sake are 4,000 bales, of
which 2,000 are on speculation and fore:port. 200Araerican,
280. to 22d.; 3,000 Stoat, I9d. to 204d_. ;;200 Egyptha,
Mto Md. The week's import is 9,301 balsa.

COTTON ROODS-ILincirrersi. Nov. 1-71te rime le
the Beak rated Menet to 5 per apt. has bed • denied
WM in dunking operations la the Liverpool 111064011 market,
and hie stviegly 'Sleeted the yarn and cloth market. la
yam we have bad • decidedly quieter market. Them are
a good may ceders in band for shipping, hat the holden
of them seem disposed to bold them back till they see how
far prime will made. Some few 'pima who did not sell
Let week (when they might ban dem) are dimmed es
id. per lb. leme today than they would hem dose lost
Friday. The market, however, wpm the whole, is toiembly
erns la sop (home trade) yarns prim are gd.
lower, end in some no rather sore. es
reports remind hen from Liverpool Mem is
seminally fd. per lb. lower ; ia some Mimes
mac, and be the sloth market this has napped banana
mom elseidedly than in yarn. Up to iiikezday last ere had
• into dimmed, though • good deal in it sees for sposaimiak
it saw fair rates. Today prior have dim way, red ams
comideesidy lower. La is.. inetanne • sellers have berm
wiilisg to take 6d. per pipes lower this es Frier. /he
quotation of embers an sominelly ovelingsd, many of ear
menedesibtrers being still well eamed with cedes. WM.
prism me lower is is' arse when winufactoress have bees
peodeshas with the view at mooting the Misery deemed,
end where holders ban stocks which they had take
mealsedon.

WOOLLEN.—Lumm Nov. 3. —Tin mks& beds, here
tom ally Mdiffereatly attended, mad • limited snout of
frodameles beim tieseseted. la the soketrod hall tweeds
dad ilegoarde appeared to rule the dammtd ; is the white,
fire side inquiry wee for heir liMe, with • @prickling of
*Mop end ether henry hakes. Rates motion* firm

NANDFACTMUNI. B uDagsterm n, Nov. 3.—The
gost mouth has been one en the whole in which • more
thee average business hes been turned over, evas7 breach
shoat io the woollen trade beteg bug. To-day, however,
tootters seem to be reversed, the advance of discount@ yes.
tardy having ado • g street on the market. Buyers
make selection in those patterns required toeoseplate
and the general trade is quite dull.

Wool.6.—Ni7Dlluaßlit.D, Nov. 3.—. The wool trade is
much quieter, but deem. anticipat 'banes at the
forthoomieg isles in London, hold auk for extreme rates.
001114.—Hou, Nov. 3.—At to-day's market a moderate
=of English wheat, which sells freely at fully hst
currency. Foreign Blare inquired miter, especially
ass whits, bat the tenacity al holders prevent' any extent
griteminesa. Barley unaltered. Beans mid pan rather
. Oats dial, sad prime in favour of balers . The
qa happens het week are u under :—Wbsat, 1,019 q ;
. 4,827 ; beans 180.c45:20293 ; tares, 128 ; limered;
4, ; ripened, 246 ; oilq)w, toes ; hawk 617 tons.
LUNN NOV. 3. —We have i fair sale for fine
English yellow and white wheat, at an advance of Is. from
the rates of last Tuesday ; secondary runs remain as last
Mimed, with but a poor demand for them. A quiet
market for barley ; prices as before. Bleu and other
articles Bell is retail without allemtios is value.
Livuaroot., Nov. 3.—We hive bad a very good at.
Madame of both town sad eauntry millers and dealers at to-
play's market, and wheat hes met a steady consumptive
044c4:7 at the full prime of Friday last. Flour has rather
pi better sale, and good superfine must be quoted 6d. per
barrel dearer ; Free& Is offered freely at late rates. led=
pan would be taken readily at Friday's quotations, hat there
ass no Rollers under fully 3d. per quarter advance. Oats and
lostessid ere held firmly as the recent improvement. Been,
,peas, and barley remain without alteration. Market closes
firm ; weather still very wet.
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UPI, Nov. S.—Weather is unsettled sod wet, with
strung pier of wind from the nortb-weet. To this day's
market the supply of wheat sou moderate; good con-
ditioned samples readily sold at fully last week's quotatiom
Froth old wheat wee better sold than of late. Barley in
fair supply, and value of malting unaltered. °Aiding
samples ls. per qr. lower. Beans and oats as last week.
Per qr. imperial to the power :—Wheat, white, new, 631 b.
to Bebe. per Imperial bushel, 45e. to 465. ; ditto red, 631 b.
to 64114., 40s. to 425. ditto red, old, 62Ibe. to 631t0, 40s.
to 41a. Barley, best Chevalier malting, 6416 e. to tithe.,
37.. to 39e. ; ditto, rasa Chevalier ditto. 5311 w. to frete.,
33e. to 345. Oats Selbe. to 421ba., 225. to 265. Bean,
to
old, 63lbs
e . to 651b5., 40a. to 44e. ; new, COB& to 641ka.,
38s. 40.
Nzweenu, Nov. 3.—We have bad an immense deg of
nia since Saturday, and all the low lands are hooded. To-
day is dry, but threatening. At our market this morning
we had a wed supply of new wheat from the growers ; sad,
although the arrivals oosetwiae have also bens trifliag, the
trade, airreethalme, ruled sluggish and very few tritium-
times resulted ; in the busimes done, however, about re-
cent rates were sustained. Flour a dull sale, but can
scarcely be written lower. Malting barley unaltered, and
the same remarks will apply to other articles.