The Express.
London, England, 1863-12-03 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lir won, Dxc. 2.—00 r market to-day ha
ben dull and islllllOill* with drooping asd ray irregular
prima. The Bank of England bas raised the rata of du.
count to 7 per mot. The solo. ere 2,000 bale, of obi
500 are on spandation and for export. 150 Americas,
96d. 2BO. 1,560 Sant, 16d. to 26gd. ; 2011 Epplyz,
Bad. $o 30d. ; 30 Bernanabom, 27141. ; 00 Bahia andlfaaw„
261 d. to 27d. The week's import is 17,889 bake.

HIDES AND LEATHE/I.—The expectation we et
pressed in our last circular of the ceetinnance of a steady
demand for leather has been realised, for although the
market has shown some of the dullness incident to the
season, an average amount of barites' for November ha
been done durift the past mouth. The supplies have bete
lees interruptedly Ind drying weather than usual at kis
period, And of some goods there may be a alight illerfail
stock, while of other articles the market is unusually but
In prices there is no noticeable change, and no came is in.
makdely apparent to produce say decided alteration. We
still baps the demand for assumption will be mairitaited,
wee through the dullest portion (the close) of the year;
but at present it is not satisfactory to find the mionds,
tared article by no UM= respond to the &mean that lue
recently prevailed in the market for the raw meierial. Rev
goods have spin moved (rally, and extreme rates hate
y base realised for nearly all deseripease of hide
generally
emaiilnlports were short at the early part of the mouth, In:
they have recently inereased, and we may lops some
concenion in prices may be the result. At Leadenhall ye!
terday the trade was very doll ; the articles *Bement.'
above es being scarce were again in small supply, but tt,e
demand was generally limited.—(Froen the mrculu
Mews T. J. and T. Powell.)

CORN.—Bowrew, Due. 2.—Our market was well supplied
wheat, the trade was firm, reds making la mar than let
week, but whites were so diem. All Ida& of spring can
were the same as this day ee'anight. Wheat, red, 39i. to
42e. ; white, 425. to 46e.
GLASGOW, Dee. 2. —The week'. imports of wheat re
'gain large, consisting "of 8,660 qrs., together with 3,6..)
barrels of flour from Caned& and Miasma, and 2,600 qrs.
from the Black Sea, via Clyde, also 2,470 qrs. from to
Baltic, and 5,066 qrs. coastwise, chiefly from Eoglast
barley the receipts by railway are pretty libel,
and of oats moderate. The speculative demand fir
wheat noticed in our last report somewhat sulsidd
towards the end of the week, but the advance vai
fully enstained, and in 11013311 cases exceeded. Sack flour teo
brought fully previous rates. Indian emu held for hither
prices. Other article. scarcely varied. Some speculiitive
earthen. of Irish oats reported. This day's market relW
firm at previous extreme quotatiows for wheat, without.
however, much general activity is the demand. Sack for
Is. dearer, hut barrels were maltesed. Fine oats rade
dearer, but oatmeal was offered somewhat chasm. Wee
in favour of sellers for fine qualities. Beam for leek
about 3d. per boll lower, Egyptian 3d., sad Indian ewe 6c.
per boll higher. Peas steady.

CATTLE—Sotrrama., Dsc. 2.—Trade was brisker t).
day, and some thiogs sold at better prices. Beef male fa=
3s. 4d. to sa. ; mutton, 4s. 6d. dO 6e. • veal. 4s. tkl
ss. 2d. ; pork, 3s. 4d. t 044. 6d., pm stoOe of 8114., uniu4
the offal.

COALS.—Loanoss, Dre. 2.—Bymes &Aside West Hr.
1.7.15.. 6d. ; Daviaos's West , 15s. ed. ; Holy.:)
Mails 17.. fSd. ; Larobset's Wed Hsrtlsi, IsB. 3d. ; 711-
fold Moor Butes 16s. 6d. ; West Hadley, 13.. 9d. ; Ws.l
End Hatton, 19s. 6d. ; Wale End Nadi Hartlepool, 10
Ships at market, 20; sold, 17.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Illles Pas- Het- fatal. Past
RAILWATIL open. sengers. &mulish M. Ist
Weak ending Sept. IS x Y C
Bombay, llsroda, and C.l. 1854 1,291 780 Stet 1:4
East Inman :
Bengal Division O9Ol 4.828 4907 11,975 4,57
North-West Provinces 3261 1,975 2,679 4,664 1,7'
Week ending Oct.t
Great Indian Peninsula
Week eliding Nor. 21.
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Scottith North Eastern US