The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.--hrroahst En:um. The market was
quiet to-day. At the close, price' were quoted as follows
mew, 46a. ; all the year, 455. 9cl. ; January to
465. 6d. ; Marsh, 475. to Nis. 9d. Delivery to last
evening, 1.855 casks ; arrivals ditto, 9,062 casks.

00TrON.—Liviaio0L, Nov. 22.—The busbies' to-day
is upon a large scale, and with advancing prices. The gales
are 10,000 bales, including 400 American at 200. to 22d.;
9,150 Surat, at 11d. to led.; 350 • at 15d. to
34d.; 50 Bahia Macao. 90d. ;50 et 214.;
of which 5,000 are for speculation and export.
COTTON GOODS.-3Lumurnrics, Nov. 22.—The mar-
ket opened this week very depressed, both for yarn and
cloth. Still there was more inquiry on Tuesday, and spin-
ners showing some disposition to meet buyers on rather
easier terms, some business was effected at the decline.
Some orders given for yarns suited to the Mediterranean
market, and the difficulty found in executing them, further
led to the discovery that stocks were more reduced than
had been supposed, and an impression was induced that for
the present prices had about reached the minimum. This
feeling was further strengthened as the week drew nearer a
close, and yesterday an improvement in the LMiel
cotton market settled the question. Au advance
place of Id. per lb. in yarns, which has had the
effect of bringing buyers into the market for
India, and a fair amount of business has resulted
at the advance. In the cloth market a similar result has
taken place. Buyers who on Tuesday held aloof came for-
ward rather freely yesterday, and some heavy sales were
made to speculators, who have been tempted, at the turn of
the market, by the great decline at which they have been
able to operate as compared with the rates prevalent a
couple of mouths back. On Tuesday some fair orders were
given out for printers, and yesterday sales of some magni-
tude were made in printers, low shirtions, T cloth, and
mulls, at the low rater of last week. This morning the
market bas been decidedly firmer, and some heavy sales of
printers are reported at an advance of 6d. per piece.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lnos, Nov. 22.—The mulish,
this moroiag, though an baprovement epos them al Tues-
day, were not characterised by any great aniatatise. In
the Coloured-hall, the chief inquiry was for swanks of thin
fabrics for arming, a few of ',thick, is light maltose, checks,
kr-, met with purebeam. The White-hall was quiet ; •
few heavy goodswere moved of and there Will also a small
denisad far mediums for the coming spiag trade. Rates
remits without material &hastiest.

HARDWARE.—Butiuniaiwi, Nov. 22.—The trade of
this tows is not quite so good as tt was two or three weeks
ago, the orders having fallen off oo account of the home
teed*. Their comparative smallness of late has led to some
anxiety amongst manufacturers in certain branches lest they
should be compelled to put a portion of their men on short
time, as orders previously on hand are being gradually
worked np ; at present, however, cothing of that kind has
been necessary, and even in those branches in which orders
have of late been comitnelin the slowest, there are still some
es the books neexecu The North of England trade is
rather improving, the sluggishness which has been ex-
=of late being almost exclusively in the agricultural
In the ionic' trade there is a fair amount
of aeitostion shows • of late a little more Inquiry has
wrung up for ;cods for India, and for the
eastern markets generally. In the continental trade there
hes not been much change of late; the Spezia is steady,
the Portuguese inactive, In the adjoining district there is
a moderate degree of activity, except at where the
staple trade is rather slack. At West Bromwich the hollow
wart trade is is a latisfactory date, sod at the foundries
Weiner is brisk. The kat trade in this district is 'toady ;
the orders in are not large, but there are sdHcient to sus-
tain prices, tke'undenalliag being only to a very molarato
extent. The raturus of pauperism in this pariah for the
peat week show a demeans of out-door relief as compared
with last aasoinding to 1,716, being sAligaissiase of
Ms ;sr mt.