The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—BRISTOL, Nov. & —Tbere bas been aped
bossism, doing ham at prima filly la. par cwt. Itigism Qua
atm* anent last week. R4)1111011' reduce safe freely at
la. advance. Rum : DOMPTII2II3 rielsee ls. 6d. per pun
proof, sad Jsmasosm 2s. 6d. to 3s. 3d. ea is (malty.

TALLOW.-Farrar Evatnum.-'llte market was quiet
to-day All the year, 43e. ; old Y.C., 424.9 d. to 425, ad.,
reareigled ; December, 435. 9d. to 44a. ; January, 44.. 3d,
to 44a. 6d. ; March, 45a. Delivery to last evening, 1,212
casks ; arrivals, 1,189 maks. At the public sales SRO cului
wire offered, and 300 auks sold. sim, fibs,
42..6 ; good, 42a. • beef, 42.. M. aE:rlair,
oth American, 42a. .6cl. lit pipes ; 41s. 6if. to 43a
North American, 42a. 6d. floe ; 42e. fair. No Australis'
offering. Town tallow down 9d., at 425. 6d. net mg.
Coma-nut oil quiet ; Cochin at 475. 6d. to 48e. ; and Ceylon
at 45a, ; Sydney, fine, bought in at 45e. ; fair good,
42.. 6d. to 435. Palm oil quirt, at 36k to 38a. 6d. 6es
Lagoa ; and 37.. to 375. 6d. inferior. Palm nut ail, 37k
to 37a. 6d. fine to 33e. black. Rough fat, 2.. 20.

COTTON.—Lminroot, Nov. 6.—There was • good de-
emed cmi daturday last, at very extreme prices, and the
trade were buying with more spirit. When it beam
known on Monday that the Bank had raised the rate of di.
count to 5 per cent. there wee • redden pause, and a de•
rained id. per lb. was submitted to during that day ; On
Tuesday and Wednesday there was • good deal of irregu-
larity, prices gradually sinking in most description. a
further id. per lb. ; yesterday the further action of the
Bank to 6 per cent. caused nearly a suspension of business,
and buyers were indisposed to act except at • farther re.
ductime of id. per lb., which sellers were unwilling to M-
oods ; the week therefore closes flat and irregular, at Id. to
lid. per lb. decline in American and Baptise ; Brash are
also nominally Id. per lb. easier. Surat' have been kr*
gular at about ld. decline in most instances, and was
nasally mere. Quotations are somewhat nominal. Speen
Wore have taken 7,650 bales, via, 820 American. 80 Bahia,
100 Maranham, 550 Egyptian, 4,9 h) Surat, 560 Beepl,
and 690 Chios% ; and exporters .610 American, 180 Egyptian,
60 Pienana 50 Bahia, 4,210 Surat, 470 Bengal, 50 Chios,
amid 170 Madre& To-day there is • moderate demand,
without further change ; the sales may be 5,000 bola,
including 2,000 on speculatias and for export.
00ITON GOODS.— Liscazern, Nov. 6.—There bas
berm • little sore business done in yams than was ex-
pected, at • decline of id. to ld. per lb. es tits late high
prices obtained. The market closes with • better feeling,
sad there is decidedly more disposition es the part of agents
to execute the orders on band at the prises now practica-
ble. Taros are very scum, and this omen the market to
assume • firmer appearance than earlier transactions war-
ranted. In cloth there has been a continued depression
nem Tuesday, with a coruplete absence of botu-
lism; bat the engagements of manufacturers are
so large that there is no inclination shown on them
part to give way in pries to any material
extent. W here there are stocks (and such cases are exam-
, Lionel) a shade less would probe* be taken, but while pro-
damn mostly on account of their engagement& an firm,
buyers on the contrary seem but little disposed to operate.
The advance which has taken place in the Bank' rate of
di count has bad the effect of checking mince speculation,
and the raw staple is quoted id. per lb lower (private ex.
change decline is more serious), which of itself has
naturally • depreeaiug effect on this market. On the
trade with India the advance of dissounta to 6 per cent.
means 6) to 7 per cant, and the enhanced prices at which
shipments have for some time past been made may be
expected to affect the exchange unfavourably.

CORN.—CEILIAISTORD, Nov. 6.—There was a moderate
sopl ly of wheat at m►rket to-day, and best runs of red eel
white were firm at last week's rates—in some instances dr
latter a little dearer. White, 455. to 48e. ; extra, 38a. to
41s. • red, 42a. Barley, best malting, quite u dear;
secondary quality difficult to sell, even at a reduction-30.
to 40s. Beans without change in value.
LINCOLN, Nov. 6.—We have had a fair supply of wheat
offering to-day, sad last week's priors were fully supported.
Fine barleys firm at late rates, whilst lower qualities were
from 6d. to la. per qr. lower. Several samples of new pm
offerieg, and quality good. Oats and beans without chance
In value. Wheat, red, 38s. to 40a.; white, 41s. to 44a
Barley, grinding, 26.. to 28s. ; malting. 365. Oats, 18a to
Ms. Beans, 35e. to 375. Pus, 345. to 355. _ .

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Liwuriroot., Nov. 6.—With a vary moderato atlas:l-
ases of millers and dealer, at to.day's market wheat 12117
supported the quotations of this day meanie:it with a fay
*stout of demand. Flour to held for au advaec• of 6d. per
barrel, which buyers are sot disposed to comply with.
Indian cora has lost all itsbuoyancy, and at the moment
there are more sellers than buyers at the quotations of this
day week. Oate and oatmeal steady at late rates. Bess.
sad peas are each 6d. perqr. dearer. Barley unchanged and
slow sale. The market closes generally firm.
WAKICFMLD. Nov. 6. —Fair show of wheat; trade firm.
sad last week's prices fully maintaioad ; demand chiefly on
floe wheat. Barley slow. Other articles unaltered.

COALS. —LONDON. Nov. 6. Bowers West Hartley.
16s. 6d. ; Saddle's West Hartley, 16s. lid.; Byases Betaids
West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Cowpie Hartley, 16.. 6d. ; Holm*
side Gas. 14m. 6d. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s.
Wylaro, 17s. ad. ; Walls Hod Aoora Close. 17s. 6d. ; Walls
End I7s. 6d. ; Eden Main, ; Was gad Brad.
dylls Hotta., 18s. 9d. ; Walls Pad Haswell, 20s. ; Walla
Fad Hotta°, 205.; Walls End Routh flattop, 20s. ; Walls
Rod Tartstall, 17a. 3d. ; Walls Rod Hengh Hall, 18s. 6d.;
Walls End East Hartlepool. 2134. ; Walls BEd
18s. 6d. ; Walls End Trimdoo Hartlepool. 19s. 9d. ; Nor-
ton's Anthracite, 2i.—Ships at market, 62 ; sold, 51

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