The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —.Damn' En:Num.—The market eu stead,
to-day, at the subjoined quotations :-Byot and all
ea
r, 46e. 9d. to 47e. ; January to March, 474.
, 47a. 9d. to 48a. Delkvery yomisaday, 310 auk.
arrivala ditto, 2,989 cask&

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001TON.—Lremoor, Noe. lL—We hate had a eery
slow and dull market to-day. without any new feature to
influenoe it. Prima are rather more irregular thaa before,
though nominally without change. The sales are I,trel
bales, of which 500 are for export and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—lLtmpticyrit, Nov. 11. —The yam
market continues very unsatisfactory, and there is literally
nothing doing in any description of twist, or for any muket
The market has been a complete blank, and some of on;
largest agents retort themselves as having failed to elle t
any males worth naming. There is very little change in
pram, bet they are slightly easier, and buyers
might obtain some advantage as compared with
lam week were they disposed to operate. The cloth market
is quite as inanimate at the yarn market. There is almost
total mesation of business. Belle's are more willing to to.ke
some eoncession to ensure business, but buyers are altogetber
indisposed to operate at any range of prices at present
practicable. Some small lots of clothe have been offered
at a decline of as much as a shilling per piece, with.
out finding buyers. Long clothe, T cloths, rimers, shirt.
Mg; jacoonets, and all kinds of fabrics are alike unsaleable.
There are telegrams from Calcutta to the 26th October, and
from Bombay to the 27th. At Bombay there was no par.
titular change. Owing to the holidays there was lth
business, but prices were drm. At Calcutta there was t
slight decline in one or two deecriptions of shirting,. but
business was dull. The English nail of the ()cuter
bad not arrived. These advice. front India have had little
effect on the Manchester market today. The range of
prime at Bombay (the highest market of the two) is still
quite below those here. For shirting', 61b., are selling at
10a., which are offering here at Us. ; 71b. are I ls. Cid., which
are 14s. here; fttlb. are 13e. there, and 1 lia. here. lung
cloths, snodopollems, ha., are equally below the price Lem

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Licoe, Nov. IL—Tbe markets
this morning were quiet, the attendance both of boyen
and manufacturers being limited. In the coloured hall the
inquiry was principally for tweeds, with a few meltom tad
fancy coatings, while the demand in the white market was
almost exclusively for witheys, beavers, and other autumn
fabrics, the sale of which will no doubt be promoted by the
present inclement weather. Bates remain firm.

MANUFACIITRES.—HIMMIMMLD, Nov. IL—The
market bee worn a very smiet appearance all day, fee
buyer. being present, and business transactions much
limited. In low unions for shipping, for which there hu
been a moderate demand up to within a week or two back,
the trade is falling a seriously, bat it is hoped this miy
oily be temporary.

WOOLS.—Hoormataniam, Nov. 11.—The colonial wool
trade is quite mill, se it lousily is just preceding London
salsa, which commence on Thursday next. Nothing much
ma be said about prices, but the prevailing opinion here is
that they will not reach the point expected a month ago.

CORN.—HULL, Nov. 11.—At today's market a made.
rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at Is to 21.
per qr. below last week's currency. Foreign neglected,
although offered at the redaction noted during the week.
Barley for malting fully Is. lower ; grinding unaltered.
Oats meet a poor inquiry at &L to Is. pm. qr. decline on
new ; old not quotably lower. Beans and peas slow sale at
rather ler money. The foreign imports last week are as
under:—Wheat, 14,650 qrs. ; biz*, 11,556: oats. 2,n70;
beans, 32 ; peas, 2,391 ; tares, 506 ; linseed, 34,610 ; rape.
seed, 3,213 ; oil cakes, 798 tons ; bones, 95.
Mims, Nov. 11.—The demand for wheat today is
even more limited than on Friday, and to effect ides
• decline of la. to 21. must be submitted to ; bat holden
do not peer at this reduction. The Hoed samples of bar.
ley are Ix per qr. lower, and other sorts Is. to 2a, with a
very restricted demand.tßeans slow sale. Other Amelia
unaltured.

LIVIEPOOL, Nov. 11.—We have had • very fair at•
tesdanee of both millers and dealers at this morning's
market, and had sellers been willing to accede to the mane,
Lion of Mark-lane yesterday • good business would have
resulted. They held on' firmly however to Friday's prices,
and only a moderate trade was done. Bane! flour aloe,
without alteration in value ; French Gd. per sack cheaper.
Indian corn had a fair consumptive demand at prenous
rates. Oats and oatmeal are both the turn easier. Beans
Id.= quarter cheaper. Paul and barley unaltered. The
closes steady.

Lrmr, Nov. IL—Weather has become more settled, and
to-day is dry and frosty. At oar Corn Exchange thin day
we were moderately supplied with wheat, condition was
generally better, the demand was steady, at Is. per qr.
ander last week's rates. Barley, both malting and grinding
samples, ls. per qr. cheaper. Beans and peas, more inquiry
and late rates supported. Prima per imperial qr. to the
grower :—Wheat, white, new, 6111 s. to 631 ha. per imperial
bushel, 525. to 545. ; ditto red 6116 e. to 621b5., 47a. to 50s.
Barley, bast Chevalier malting, 53165. to 5411 a, 365. to
395. ; ditto, runs Chevalier malting, 5211 m. to 531 b s.,
325. to 345. ; •ditto, distilling, 501ba. to 511 M.,
_3oa. to 325.
Oats, 3611.. to 4211 m., 24a. to 275. Beans, old. to
6511 e., 42a. to 48a. ; new, 63115, to 641b5., 42a. to 465.
NIWCASTLE, Nov. 1L —We have good arrivals of both
foreign and English wheat. Our market opened today
very flat, and what little business resulted in wheat was at
• decline of 6d. to le. per qr. Flour very dull and also
lower. Barley Is. per qr. lower. Beans and peso firm.
Oats 6d. per qr. lower.

SALISBURY, Nov. 11.—We bad a late stteedance to-
day, and a fall supply of grain of all descriptioo& Busmen
in wheat was somewhat limited, and pnceu generally is
favour of the buyer. Flour unaltered in quotations. Best
samples of malting barley were in request, and fully maim
tainod former value ; bat inferior kinds were a dull ale,
and the tern cheaper. Good old malt is getting scarce, and
selling at an advance of la. per qr. Ina beans, and per
the trade was steady, and prier granrally lad a downward
tendeocy. New wheat, 40s. to 485.; old ditto, 40L to
575. Barley, 275. to 43. Oats, 225. to 29n Bras,
425. to 50s. Yeas, 395. to 43. Ryis, 30s. to 313 n per qr.
Flour, 37a. to 425. per ma. Malt, Bs. to Bs. 6d. per
bushel.

CATTLE—SALISBURY, Nov. 11.—At our market to-day
we had • very large supply of berate, a peat portion of
which were of the very Wet description of auinnala, and the
attendance of buyers wee large. With • quick sale, a total
clearance of the best animals was won effected, and late
quotations were fully supported ; but the rougher sorts, if
sold, remained a long time ou band, and pricey generally
had a downward tendency. The pens of sheep
were very large, numbering over 2,000, and the
quality and condition were of the very be de-
scription. Although there were many purchasers, from
the great number penned, the trade was dull, sad a
few of the roughest remained on hand, and prices generally
had a downward tendency. Very little business doing in
calves. Io the pig market we had a good supply. and a
large quantity changed bands, and prices for all descriptions
were cheaper. Best or best, 11s. to 12s. per mom; cow ad
heifer ditto, 10s. to lls.; best Down mutton. &l. per lb.; in-
ferior quality, 7d. to 70. ; veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh Path.
7d. to ; salted ditto, 70. to Bd. and 91. 9d. to 1(5.
per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ;
sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, 11k.
to 16s. each ; cows with calves, 121. to 161.

Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre.
scuts the Chinese passing di Wake brown leaves as In the
usual kinds. Roseman s Ti. le sineoleared, therefore al* stf
good alike. Sold in paekets by MN spat& —Rdvertuemeet.

BIRTHS, HARRIAGEf3, AND DEATH&

BIRTH&
BANDMOL—Noventher 7. at Ivy Lodge, Hove, Inworr, the will
of F. 1). Hanhier, Fog., of a
OOCKIJUILL—November at too, the wife of (lOW'
Cockerel% 20th Ifinears, of a daughter.
JOLLlFlL—November to. at upper Hyde-Plith-lthrd'" Loll
LRAMlJoillife, of arm.
Nosemher 7, at the Rectory, Burghfield, P.crb, tho
wife at Captain Ley. R.N.. of a daughter.
11011K18 —November 8. at Moseley Vicarage, near Cowart,
the wife of the Rev. J. L. Moth* of a iten.
11111.711.—November 7, at Carigiseatreet, 13edlord•square,ibt
wife of H. aralth, Hag., of a daughter.
MUTTON.—November 8, at 14 Coenwall-terrace, Itegent'vl.rk•
the wife of Vincent Bloom Tritton. tio., of a von.
WARM—November 0, at Doughty-street, If ecidenhar7o*
square, the wife of Mr. F. Wares, of a son.
Wlllll.—ltoventher. tt, at Melon, Galway, the wife of CAP

Wooo.—Novelober 7. at Pottier&terrace, Portlandplace North.
Clapham.road, the wife of Mr. Z. C. B. Wood, of AMIS.

MARRIAGES.
BEDELL—MAYNARD. —November a, at Wargrave Canal.
Berke, Yr. J. M. Bedell, of eircus.place, Flustatry.ctrru*.
Emma, daughter of J. Mayuant, Em.. of Kenton', Benle7a"•

Timmer,
JAI —HOLLOWAT.—Novensber 8, at St. HelBl4rd•
bl
the Rev. R. Turner. Mr. O. P. Jay, of MaLima, to. rah A°.
daughter of the late J. R. Holloway, Esq., of Ileyhritlgt, !Awl.
LEE—LYON.—November 8, at 84 Pancras Church. id the
J. G. Richardson, R. Lee. Req., of Gower-street, Belfrd,
square, to Elizabeth. daughter of Mr. J. Lyon, of Pocklism
MACKINNON—METH ERWOOD.—Notenaber 8, at 84
Holloway West, by the Rev. J. I. Prior, Douala•
son of fn.
late Major-General H. Mackinnon, to Barbara, &tighter of the
late C. Netberwood, Esq., [ornately of Elite Ha 4 Kaghl4.
Yorkahhe.

DEATHS.
BElMlONT.—November 6, at Pulliam, Henry, son of the late
M. /Sesuunotit, Fari , aged
TARRANCIL—November 9, at et Mary Abbottederracc.
angles. J. ?annum Eau. aged 70.
VLANKLYN.—Novercher 7 Mary Jana, wife of G. W. Frank.
lyn, bp.. M.P., of Lovel.hill, Winkaeld, Berks.
HAMlLTON.—November 8. at Abbotatown, Dublin. Bans. sca
J. FL Hamilton. Faq., M.P., aged 2'.
RAILIIII9ON.—Noveinbir 0. Mary Agnes, wife of T. Barris.%
BK., of West.hill, tlialeybri, Lancashire, aged Tt. ,
MAGlTl7B.7lTovesaber 9, at *nnswick.aquare, W.C.. 74r. L.

li as,:e.E.. GOB IL
XatEND.—Novssiber 10. t the Grove, Cambered', 'll'
daughter of Mr. W. Medl.:l„ aged 19
MlZTYllll.D.—November 9g., at lila residence, Norman'.)
Meet/shire, fYe lebeet Bhedleld, Bart, aged 76.

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