The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Braeros., Nov. 7.—There is no new feature
to notice in this market. The show of samples is extremely
small, the demand very limited, and pram quite uoilinwl.
Refiners' produce sells slowly at very low prices. Ruth—
No is.. to report

TALLOW.-FIUDLT EVENING. -The market was firm
today. Spot and all the year, 475. ; January to March,
47e. 3d. to 475. 6d. ; March alone, 47e. 9d. to 48s. ;
Y.C., 46e. Delivery to last evening, 1,598 casks ; arrival',
1,199. Australian beef, fine, 44a. ; inferior, 43a. ; South
American, 455. 6d. to 46a. ; Taganrog sheep, fine, 4is. ;
second quality, 46e. 6d. to 465. Town tallow, 455. 3d. net
cash. Cocoa-nut oil steady, Cochin at 575.) Ceylon.
53e. 6d.; Sydney, 52a. 6d. fine, 51e. 6d. inferior. Um
oil quiet, 41s. 6d. flue Lagos ; 4Cs. to 38s. Accra. Palm
nut oil scarce at 445. to 455. Bough fat, 2a. 4jd.
curroN.-Livnrom, Nov. 7.-The kw:reseed demand
which prevailed on the afternoon of Friday last continued
up to the close of Tuesday, when prices of Surat' had ad.
vaned ljd. per lb. ; American, 2d. to 2jd. ; Brazil, Id. ;
and Egyptian, 2d. to 3d. on last Friday's rates. &we? how.
ever, the market has gradually resumed its previous mini.
vity, and we closed at only ld. advance on bet Fridaj's
quotations for American. and fully Id. on Egyptian. Swats
are the tame, and Brazils slightly dearer than on Friday
tut. Speculators have takes 2,090 bales of American, B)
Ferman, 650 Mseeio, 50 Maranhain, 490 Egyptian, aid
14,920 Stunts ; exporters, 440 American, 50 Palatine, 'ii
Maceice, 300 Egyptian, 5,460 Burets, and 60 Bengal, and the
trade 22.060 bales of all kinds. '/U actual export this
week is 6,762 bales. We have a quiet market again today,
with a very moderate deroand,without change in price. Sales
1,000 bales. The following are the official quotations
Fair Orleans, 28d. ; middling, Zdid, ; fair Mobile, 274. ;
23cL ; fair Uplands, 26d. ; middling. =ld. This
market will be closed on Monday, owing to the Prince of
Wales attaining his majority.
COTTON GOODS.-Marano errs, Nov. 7. -The yarn
market has again been very quiet, and people were showing
little disposition to do busineas, although there has been
rather more inquiry with a view to testing prices. The
rates yet demanded by poducers, however, are greater than
merchants are disposed to give. In cloths the market is
exceedingly flat, and the slight improvement established at
the beginning of Let week has entirely disappeared. The
market is duller than before. The prices of all de-
scription of goods are lower than Let week, sod
there is an increased desire both on the part of
manufacturers and 'speculators to get rid of their stocks.
The last advice as to the actual stock of cotton in America,
obtained through the Foreign-offce, and published today,
places the total much below what business people here bad
been led to expect, and has excited a good deal of attention.
Though not believed in by many the statements are such u
to invite sena= reflection. If true, many people say they
must ultimately strengthen the bands of holders of cotton
and of cotton yarn and cloth, though they have not had that
effect today. The belief in much larger quantities of cot-
ton in America is what has paralysed business here from
the first. The certainty of a total destruction of all the
cotton in the Confederate Siets long ago would have been
a blueing, compared with the uncertainty which has and
does exist, because it would; have set people to work with
a will and with confidence ia pmcuring cotton elsewhere.
The stoppage of so many mills, and the fact that many
more will be stopped in a week or two, his
also a tendency to strengthen prices for the geode in hand. The stoppage of a mill is a fact, perhaps, of graver signit•
cance is times like the present than is generally understood;
because the chances of its reopening are inveated with so
much doubt and uncertainty. Take a moderate-sized mill
with 200 looms, and all the necessary spindles and prepay
fog machinery, and consider the amount of capital to be in.
vested, and the time which will be consumed before a piece
of cloth from it can be placed in the market, and the prole-
bilities against an early reopening begin to appear. Consider
what sort of order would be oeoessary, and the probabilities
of its being obtained, to induce a manufacturer to re-
invest 3,0001. or 4,000/. for such a purpose, and it will be
seen that it is not an undertaking to be lightly entertained.
Serious as the crisis is, there are man people who are caps.
ble of understanding it who are only 'ening open their
eyes to the magnitude of it. Men who ve tared through
the crises of 1825-26, 1837, 1847, and 1857 confess that en
their experience of business fads them in the present
emergency.

CORN.--CniuteroeD, Noy. 7.—The weather being very
unfavourable for the condition of wheat, it caused a dull
sale to-day for all but the fined dry qualities, which could
be bought rather easier than lad week, while sewed/try sod
damp parcels were 2s. lower. White, 465. to 52a. ; red, Cs.
to Ws. Barley, dull sale, except for finest malting qualities,
secondary, is. to 2e, lower. Beans scarce, without chaos°
lin value.
LINCOLN, Nov. 7.—We have had • large supply of wheat
and barley offering at our market to-clay, and oonditior
much the more as last week. Wheat gave way la. to 2a,
and barley was dull at ls. deelioe. No charge in other
articles. Wheat, red, 455. to 465. • white, 48e. to sh.
Barley. grinding, 295. to ; malting, 36e. to 4*.45. Ode,
245. to 26e.

-I.l,7zarooc, Nov. 7.—We have had • fair attendance d
millers and dealers at this morning'. market, and wheat bar
commanded a better sale than on Tuesday at the extreme
rates of that day, or about Id per rental under this day
week. Flour did not meet any improvement, and both sada
and barrels are fid. cheaper than on Friday last. Italian can
scarcely varies from day to day, the demand being limited
to immediate requirements. Oats steady, but oatmeal 61.
cheaper on the week. Beane have given way lid. per quarter
owing to better supplies. Peas and barley without altera-
tion. The market clown with firmness.
WALMILD, Nov. 7.—Wheat dull. Fine dry fetch nearly
last week's riots, but general runs are 1.. cheaper. Barley
la. per qr. lower. In oats. bassi, and shelling, no change.
Averages of the week ending November 3rd :—Wheat,
1.564 qrs., at file. 6ia.; barley, 140, at 355. W.; eau,,
43, at Si.. 6d. ; beans, 54, at 415.31 d.

00ALS.—Lowoom, Nov. 7.—Baddle's West Hartley,
16s. 9d. ; Tan&ld Moore Buts, 14.. 6d. ; Walls End Byron,
19s. ; Eden Main, 16a. 6d. ; Wiz End Belmont, 184.64. ;
Walla End Braddyla Helton, 19s. ; Wall. End Haswell,
19a. 9d. ; Walla End notion, 19s. 9d. ; Walls End Humeri
Hellos, 19s. ; Walls Had South Hatton, 19.. 9d. ; Halle
End Stewart's, 19s. &I. ; Walls Rod Hartlepool, 11.. 6d. ;
Walls End Haugh Hall, 19a. ; Walla Ead Kase. 195.;
Walls Eod South Hartlepool, Is.. 9d. ; Camay and lrodrys
Anthracite, 21a. 6d. ; Camay and Duffryn Malmo. He. td.
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