The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TUESDAY EVLNING. The market Was
finn 1046 Y. Spot, uew, 40s. 6d. to 40e. 9d. ; old, 46r
January to Meroh, 42A. ; March. 4d.. to 4.is. 6d. ; Apnl
J 12041, fda. 6d. Delivery to Let 011811*, 380 mak, ;
vela, 609 make.

COTTON.—LivriaPoot., Nov. s. —Ws have had a good
demeod to-day, and a steady market at the prices corni,t
yesterday, with more struimiocy on the part of sellere,f
American, who are less inclined to offer their .tacks. it
sales are 10,000 bales, of which 5,000 ere for export and ape.
culatiee.

OOTTON GOODS.—Mancgorrytt, Nor. S.—Our market
has been very firm to-day for all kinds of shipping yam*
and most spinners ask a slight advance, which has rtr• ;
checked business. Mut for this we should have had a t-::
amount doing. la home trade yarns we have had are..
stroll' market, arid though not mach business has
effected, prima are pretty much as on Fnday last. 'rt.•
yarn market generally closes rather firm, with a der,:..;
tendeocy to improvement. Spicners seem pretty may
prices, which they appear to think have touched the 1,, ,t
point for some Woo to come. The cloth market has
rather quiet for some days past, but owing to the bcalc.:y
of stocks millers have been able to do a nv.ler.to
amount of business at last week's prices. In moat c.ses
sellers of cloth are asking for a further Wtly
in pncss, which has the effect of checking the desire t../ d
business wherever it is pressed. Boyers of cloth and yam
are more cautious than they were eight cc tee dais
Many people think that a more cheerful feeling would 1.1.
cads thia market if the pending difficulties talked f
Loodoe were settled. The failure of several manufactcr-r,
has been mentioned to-day, and amongst them one at
ton and one at Rochdale. It is stated In the hon. were.
tary's report to the relief fond committee, that no lea., :L.4
6d spinners and manufacturers were compelled to sc,i
payment during the mouth of October, and thougi, ~t
of those were in a small way, it is estimated in the aggregate
that they employed 13,000 operatives.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lreos, Nov. R.—The coloured
market this morning Las not had an average attendscce of
buyers, although a fair amount of business has been tr....
set.Al, chiefly in tweeds and dark molten'. A few :ran
cloths hare also changed bands, but only to a on! ror,l
amount. The White-hall has been quiet, nothing of import-
ance having taken piece. Hates are without alumnus,

MANETFACTURFS.—LICIMMtgeIELD, Nov. B.—There
has been a few woes buyus in the market to-day, stn.. ,4
the London houses being represeuted. BLOioell., hotso-er,
bu not been at all brisk. purchases being nude with s mat
degree of caution, but still a slight improvement upon the
average of Let month's transaction, might be quoted.

WOOLS.-11CDDIRSIMILD, Nov. 8. —As regards the wool
trod., manufacturers are only buyiag for immediate want&
anticipating easier prices at the approaching sake com-
mencing in London next week. PriCM so far haws taro
pretty well maintained, and stocks in dealers' hands are not
very heavy for the mason.

CORN.—Bcm., Nov. B.—At to-day's market a fair
supply of Englimn wheat, which @ells slowly at last week's
rates, best runs of red making 37.. to 39a. per 5941 M. to
the grower. Foreign neglected and prices nominal. Barley
for grioding very scarce and tally a. dear. Beans and peas
slow as barely late rtes. Oats unaltered. Foreqn
arrival■ for the week :—Wheat. 4,349 cps. ; barley, 713 ;
oats, 298 ; bow, 420 ; peso, 2,427.

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leswica, Nov. B.—The supply of wheat hen to-day mu
very limited, and sold at the fall prices of last week. Earley
wee in largesapply, and, except for very floe qualities, woo
again sealer to ouches'. Beans and peas no alteration.
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LEILDB. Nov. B.—We are not abundantly supplied with
grain to-day, as the vessels, now on their way to Yorkshire,
are still kept back by advisee winds ; the wheat trade is
very firm at Friday's preses. The best barleys about maul.
taio their value, other sorts rather lower. The demand to
beans is not active. Oats sod other articles as before.

Ls-zarooL, Nov. B.—We have bad • rather fall
attendaoce at our market to-day, a•d wheat has commanclad
• fair consumptive inquiry ■t previous rates. Flour from
scarcity is the turn against borers. Indian corn rules dull
at 3d. per quarter decline. Oats and oatmeal more sale.
able at full prices. Beans and barley steady at previous
rates.

LIMN, Nov. R. —The attendance at to-day's market war
pod, and a ready sale was esperienced for wheat, at fully
last Tuesday's prices. Barley —both malting and griodiog
samples were slow of sale, at late rates. Beans and oats
firm, without alteration in price. Per imperial quarter to
the grower:—Wheat, whits, new, 63Ibe. to 841b5., 43a.
to 455. ; ditto, red, 631bs. to ra. to 3.4 a.; ditto,
red, old. 621bs. to 38e. to 395. Barley, best Cheva-
lier matting, 651 be. to falba, 325. to 34e. ; ditto, rase
Chevalier ditto, 541 b.. to b51b0., 295. to 325. Oats, 3611 e.
to 4211 e., 22. a. 265. Beans, old, Glib,. to 651 be.,
to 42. e. : ditto, new, 6316 e. to &Alba.. 3f.a. to 37e.

NNWCASTIM, Nov. B.—The weather still cootinues favour.
able, with a low temperature. At our market this morning
we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, as
elm from the coast, and fine dry sow south country wheat
being wasted. an advance of fully Is. per qr. was acquitted ;
extra red making 41.., whilst for hue mixed old Dentric 6
ready male was el:perormed ; old red Koeipberg at the
same time commaediog 40.. 6d., all per 51411 e. respectively.
Flour bad rather more too.. Malting barley not so prem.
'ugly dieted. Grinding wanted. In other articles we have
little champ to report.
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BALMSCST, Noy. B.—There was a good sapply of rale
generally. and a moderate attendance of both sellers sod
buyers. The demand for wheat wee exceedingly slack, bet
prices remained uoctiaosed. Price of sour also unaltered.
A dull inquiry fur rushing samples of barley, which were
worth 2s. per qr. lege than last week, 325. being the highest
price offered for the very best samples ; secondary samples
were almost unsaleable. Trade iu malt was dull, and from
Is. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. lo other deeicriptioue of grain
trade waa doll throughout prices gemeralll declining.
V.heat,
34e. to 425. Barley, 21. 61. to 82.. Oata, 17s. to 22a. Beam.
title. to 44e. Nee, 39e. to 4As. Rye, 2ris. to 33e. per
Tares, 111. to Ilia Gd. per basheL Malt, 565. to G2a
per qr. Flour, 27fe. to Sic per reek.

CATTLL—BALIMIUST, Nov. B.—Our market to-day
was very largely supplied with bees* mostly of a useful
character, best animals being really warm. and selling sell
at good prices. The attendance of buyers was moderate,
and trade for secood.class animals was slow, but late in the
day • good clearance was effected, generally at a slight
decline. Over 2,500 sheep of good quality were peourd,
and, though trade was sluggish, mot buyers, at fully
former rates. There wore also many pens of very
fine lambs of prime quality, which sold M lush
prices. The @apply of calves was far below the consumptive
demand ; they sold from Bd. to 9d. per lb. The pig makes
was well supplied, and • good huskies' was duce; little
pica were cheaper, but good store sod breeding pigs mum'
Mimed former rates. Best ox beef 11a. 63, to 12s. 6d. per
score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to 1 ls. 6d. ; metros,
from Oid, to Bd. per lb. ; veal, 70. to rd. ; fresh rork.
7d. to lid. ; and 9s. to 10a. per score ; green bacon, 7d. to
744. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled lismis,l4l.
to 10d. ; quarter old More pigs, lie. to 16s. each ; co"
with 0111•411. 14i. to 161.

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