The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-13 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TIII3B.I3DAT En:MO.—no market was
quiet to-day : Soot, Dew, 43a. 6d. ; old. 43a. ; Jul,
44a. to 44a. 3d. ; Karol; Oa. Delivery to last evesda&
630 auks ; unvala ditto. 2,777 oaks.

COTTON.—Lwaroot, Nov. 12.—We have bad a rather
better feeling is the msrket to-clay. without choose is
prices. The sales are 7,000 hales, of w►ich 3.000 are as
speculation mad for export. 600 American. 27d. to 290. ;
5,338 Surat, 18d. to 241 d. ; 800 rgrptno, 271 d. to 33d. ;
230 Pernambuou, 28id. to 30d. ; 20 Hehia sad Maceio, 28d.
The week's import is 41,371 baba.

WOOL AND WORSTED. BRADFORD, Not•. 12.
Great quietome has prevailed in the merketduring the present
week, owing to the unsettled state of monetary affairs, and
this morning many were prepared to find things easier.
The tone of the market, however, has been more cheerful
than last week, and when the news arrived that the Bank
directors had separated without raising thereto of das-
count, all partial became somewhat reriesured. Under
these circumstances wool is remarkably firm. Scissors try
to buy for lees money, and it is probable that if a owns-
sion were submitted to, fair sales might have bee. made ;
but, as a rule, stapler. resist any attempt of the kind. Them
in little anxiety to buy, and as little to sell, sod the result
is little or no basics's. In worsted a moiler feeling exists.
Spinners, being most of them well engaged fee months to
coins, are indifferent about pew orders at all, and aertairly
not disposed to submit to any lower ratee. At the same
time. there is no disposition to buy until it I. known that
the rate of discount has reached its highest. The stale of
!maim's. on the Continent, too, is such as to increase the
esution of buyers in this market. There has been a mode-
rate attendance of buyers in the piece market, sod some
orders have been placed for [away goods. The traosectioom
in plain good, have, however, been on a very limited scale.
It .veins to be the geoeral opinion that as long as machinery
remains so well employed as ►t present, prices cannot go
much lower. On the other band, it is admitted that the
rising tendency has received a slight check, and that cau-
tion is mars than ever the order of the day.

LACE AND HOSiENE.—NotenrozAm, Nov. 12.—We
are able to report • further slight improvement in the lace
trade, and that the prospect. of the winter are Letter thou
was at one time expected. Yarns being • shade eerier,
cannot but have a good effect ultimately, and lead to an
increased rate of production, though their prim, high
prim curtails Wilma and moose many operatives to work
abort time. Several An111111:1110 MIMS for goods of ell kinds
are is mune of execution. la silk loom, edging., and qua-
hogs that, is not much doing. Stooks of mime goods are
kept so light ea rsossable.—la the hosiery trade the high
prim of yams still hampers the operatics& both of th. whole.
aisle and retail booms. As yarns have at last given way,
and lbws ip some prospect of further ease. the prospects of
all branches are materially brightened. la the meanwhile
there is more doing for shipping purposes and alio for the
home market, several London houses having put on • little
premire for the easeution of their ordern.—/fottioptent
.founsat.

001IN.—Bnuenro9Am, Nor. imaziet
there waa • lees supply of wheat, and the turn in price of
both Eaglieb and American was in favour of sellers, but we
make no alteration In oar quotations. Barley. 6d. to is.
per lower. Beans firm. as and peas rather
BEISTOL, Nov. 12. —At our market todsy there we g
good supply of English wheat, which sold freely at fully
let week's prices. Foreign more inquired for, and ls. per
qr. dearer. Barley • iull trade for all descriptions ; fine
malting
_maintained it. value ; all other kinds gam way is
price 6d. to Is. per qr. For oats scarcely any inquiry ;
value were without alteration. Beans and Indian corn
attracted liW. attention.

Dimes, Nov. 12.—We had a large attendee°, at oar
market to day, but the supply of wheat was again moderate.
Althoogh we cannot quota soy decided dream m price, the
trade showed considerable firmoess, and a better toots pre.
railed. Best red wheat, from 206. to 21s. per mcs. The
barley market was completely overdone with secondary and
inferior sorts, and fur which the trade was very slow, at
fully Is. to 2s. per qr. reduction io price, and even beet
samples scarcely made former rates. We beard of nothing
above 40a. per. In other kinds of grain no material change.
Bast white wheat, 20a. to 22a. ; best red ditto, 20a. to 215.;
iaferiar Kelm 17s. to 20a. • barley, 335. to 40s. ; inferior,
21.. ,to 30s. ; cats, 21a. to ; beans, 21m to 225. ; PM.
1/3s. to 21s. ; fine flour, 365. to 365. ; other flour, 32a. to 346.

Murciturna, Nov. 12.—At our market this morning
both English and foreign wheat was held with much firm•
seas but miller. allowed very little disposition to buy.
Flour moved off slowly, at the ctureecy of this day
eenaight. Oats and oatmeal were fully u dear, with,
however, only a moderate demand. In beans there was no
material change. Indian corn was the turn in favour of
buying.

Nawaia, Nov. IL—Wheat to-day a smell show and
ready sale, at the extreme rates of last week ; in some
installers la. per qr. more money was given for fin* samples
in good eeeditioe. Fine barley maintained its price ; the
soda were only saleable for grinding purposes.
artet7beens dull sale.
NIWBIlit; Nov. 12.—We have this day a fair supply
of wheat thank less thee the two preodiog weeks, end
far whisk than was an improved demand at prices is
fawner of the seller. A huge supply of barley ; the best
malting maintaised their late price, but inferior difficult to
quit. Oats, beans and pees ocatinue deli.
fitrociwoLos-Tess, Nov. Ll.—The farmers' secl.yol
grate this wiersi was large. Wheat wee in good
at lea week's peieea Barley, oats, beano, and pees ;up
shined. The present currency is as follows :—Wheat,
per qr. el 631 b. to the barbel—Durham and Yorkshire
red. 36e. to 40e. ; white, 425. to 46e. Barley, grinding, per
imperial qr., 30s. to 31s. Oete, feed, new, Ka. to 225.
Beans, sew, 365. to 40s.

iTuarooz, Nov. 12.—The supply of wheat is below what
we have had the last few weeks, but the trade is tranquil,
sod former prime are barely supported. It spring core
there is but little doierg and rates are not lower. Flour,
365. to 40a. par sack of 2601b5.
Roniscrios, Nov. IL—As compared with last week,
wisest was same on the top, and 9d.. down on the average.
Barley was 2a. up on the top, and Id. op on the average.
Oats were la up on the top, and 2d. down on the average.
Haws wets 2s. down 00 the top, and 7d. up on the armee.
Wheat, 26a. to 60s. ; barley, 19a. 3d. to 38s. ; oats, Os.
to 26e. ; beans, 33e. to 41..

OATTLE.—BaufroL, Nov. 12.—W0 had • very short
supply of beef at our market to-day, and the quality being
very good, than was s narked improvemeat on the trade
of last week, nearly all as offer changing hands, at as id.
mane as the prices et pinion rete. Best sank§
realised bent Oa. to 66a., sad semedery from 66a. to 60a
per cwt. A large fanny of ohms, with a very good trade,
sooompanied, however, with • reduction in prises, best
wethen in very few cases realising more than from 7d. to
7ed. per lb., and ewes sold at 64d. A fair somber of store
earth, whin met with • good trade, with as impaneling
is pion.. Then was • large supply eta. with a redue.
nos is pros, the average quotation from 7a. 9d. to
80. 4d. per scare. A short supply of taws, with as
salve agony sad as advance m prima, 231. being obtaised
in on or two uses, the average qiiokitions bang from 171.
to 211., sad all co over were 9slskly bought up. A very
good now of cannons, for whin there was a fres *airy.
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Norrisonar„ Nov. 11.—The Treaty of errs on caw
at this day's market we seder an avenge, sad there was
•good Sttledsooll. The damned ruled healthy, sad the
prier d last weak were tally rehired ; for prime samples a
✓ight advance was paid. Than was a limited ripply et
sheep, sad Ms tame el the trade berg brisk prior wen
the taro higher. Oalves seems, sad gaits as der. Not
Inch ohmage in the value et gaga Quota/me :—Beef. 7s.
to 8a psr some ; saaroa, 7d. to Bd. ; veal, 7d. to 70;
Isar, M. per lb. Pork, Be. to 6s. 6d. per 141 b.
Ererramon, Nov.ll.—The number of earls this morning
ins loan thee on this day week. there berg 514, or Si fere.
as/se were slowly effected, hot there was we veristre in
;note compared with lit market. Top pure, Bs. Id. ;
aerreat, 7s. 6d. to Ba. ; middling and inferior. le. M. S.
7s. 3d. per stone. The supply of sheep was Mr than at
last market, there brag 3,694, or 1,244 fewer. The drand
was fair, and a good ,Lanni was effected at prier fully
equal to three obtained lit week. Top pries of the beet
mutton, Bd. to 80. ; current, 70. : ewes, 50. to 7d. per
lb. One lot of very =perm brought 675. 6d. par Deed, berg
fully Bd. per lb. Fed pigs brought from 5a dd. to 6s. per
done.

OHSZSE.--Samesuar, Nov. 12.—Our mootbly cheese
sestet held to-day was very largely supplied with cheese—
nearly 900 toes being pitebed—of extremely good quality,
but mostly new, good old cheese being very scarce. There
was a good and full attendance of buyers; end boatmen
for best and imMdling qualities wee extremely steady, bat
a great deal eduaged baud/, aod prices remained firm ; whilst
the row* sorts were not so mush in demand, and the best•
noes demo was a trifle uvular last market prices. The cur-
rent prism were as follows :—Shima 28s. to Sts.; half
skims, 445. to 500. ; Wiltshire doubles, 48a. to 56e. ;
minuets, 565. to Ws. ; and Oteddars. 68s. to 745. per cwt.