The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW, Nov. 14.—(From the Circular of Yie,tri.
Smith and Charley, dated )looday Evening.)-7;.r
mend for tallow continues good, sod the tooovy
at the same time having become easier, with • pros; ;
even lower rates, prices have ruled ro-re in
holders. The stock of South American tallow Lela.;
reduced, the holders have demauded a very cou,iderii,:e
advance, 425. 6.1. being the price for lit pipes to-day. We
quote new Y.C. 41.. ; old, 40s. 6.1. deauary, ;
March, 43..:41. to 43.. fid. ; April to June, 435. ;
to December, 435. 6d. No Tagauros or North Atier..on
offeriag. Australian, sheep, 41s. to 41,. fid. ; bed, 40. to
40s. tid. Town tallow, 41s. 3.1. stet. Cocoanut oil u
steady. Cochin, 364. to 36a. 6d. ; Ceylon. bd. ;
Spiney scarce; hoe, ; fair sud wised, to ji-A,
Palm oil firm at 3G.. fine Lagos. Palm out

COTTON.—larraPoot, Nor. 14. Market quiet with
prices steady. Sales to-day 8,000 bolo.. luc:.;th.g .2,4 '5
apeculation and espOrL 000 American, tAI. ;
Peroaui, Sc., 27.1. to 254 d.; 3.50 Ilsranbaus. 21.1. ;
'7OO Egyptian, 131 a. to 40d. ; 200 Smyrna. Yd. to 17:4. ;
5,940 Surat, 10d. to 160. ; Madras, 13d. to I'.). ;
Sciode, 116 d. to 121 ; China, 14d. to 131 d. ; Jaya,
134 d. to lid. ; 10 Peru, da, 24d. to 240.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—MILADFORD, Nov. 11.—Tile
suspension of Messrs. Halliday, Fox, and Co., of Loudon,
his not been without a depressing influence on this market.
The transactions in wool have been exceedingly small.
though the quotations are reported to be rather firmer. The
worsted yarn market is also very quiet. Prices are ale, re-
ported as rather firmer in this branch. A few export mien
have been placed. The demand for the home houses is eery
small. The market for pieces has been quite stagnant. Fee
transactions of any moment have taken place. Some otters
which had been previously made have been withdrawn.
The rumoured dilScaltise of a house engaged in the China
trade has also bad an adverse influence.

CATTLE.—LrcEaroot, Nov. la.—The supply of gat
area lees than on last Monday. The demand very good for
both cattle and sheep, at higher prices for each.

COALS.—LONDON, Nov. 14.—Bowers West Hartley,
20s. 31. ; Huddle's Weet Hartley, 2Va. 34. , l'oiwpra
Hartley, 20.. 3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 20s. 31. ; TanSeld
Moor, 16a. 9d. ; West Hartley, 20e. 3d. ; Eden Ifint,
22e. ; Walla End Haswell, Zia ; Walls End South
Hatton, 235. ; Walls End Tanatal, 21a. AL; Walls End
Hartlepool, 23e. ; Walls End Haugh 1301, 225. 6d. ; Walls
End South Kaki., 224.6 d. —Ships at market, 41; sold, 39.

THE BOMBAY AND MACRITIVB MAILS.—The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Poonah arrived
at Southampton yesterday with the heavy portion of the
awe mails, 71 passengers, 11 packages of specie, and
290 packages of general cargo. One engine of the Poonah
broke down on the 3rd inst., six hours after she left M►lts.
The Delta left Gibraltar for Alexandria on the 9th init.
The Spanish frigate Carmen, with the Duke and Duchess of
liontpensier on board, arrived at Cadiz on the 6th inst. The
Spanish steamer Luis, which left Gibraltar for Malaga on
the 26th ult., has not since been beard of. It is supposed
she has been lost. H.M.S. Procris has been in search of
the missing vessel, without obtaining any tidings of her.
The Poonah left Gibraltar on the 10th, and enocuntsred
south-westerly plea and a high sea across the Bay of
Biscay and up the Channel. Exchange on Londou, 90 daP,
at Gibraltar was quoted 50 to 50n ; Paris, SV; Madrid,
eight days, dia. Freights unaltered.
Tun STEAMER JIALA.—The Canadian mail
steamer Jura. Captain Graham, which went ashore on
Crosby Spit, near Liverpool, is likely to become a total
wreck. She has parted clean in two from the funnel for-
ward, while aft the funnel there is another split, exteoding
down to the keeL The after pert of the vessel up to the
funnel stands erect, but from the point everything looks
bad, es the forward part of the vessel has heeled over, and
lies broadside on the beach. Attempts, however, will to
made to tioat the vessel orl in 'entices. _

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