The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Etnierin, Ova. 31.—There is no new feature
to notice is this market. Everything is very fiat, and a
further reduction in prices most be submitted to before
=yam will operate freely. Refiners' produce : Salta are
light and prices =remunerative. Rum : Importers are ask.
lag higher prices, which has checked ales.

TALLOW.-PRIDST Evumuc.-The market war quiet
to-day-Swa, awl all the year, 475. ; January to
Mara, 476. •, March alone, 475. 3d. Delivery to last
evening, 1,071 aeks ; arrivals, 262 auks. As the public
auction of 1,503 asks offered, 860 were sold. Fine picked
Australian, fair and good middling, 435. to 435. 3d. ;
Atistralian sheep, 45a. to 465. 3d. ; South American, 455. to
Oa. 3d. let pipet; 445. 2nd and yellow l• North American,
455. Tarawa' sheep, 46a. 4d. to 9d. fine, 45a. interior
Town tallow, 48.. ad. net cash. Cowan& oil was wither
easier to-day : Cookie, 565. 6d. ; Csyloe, 535. Sd. to 545. ;
Sydney, 525. Sd. to 535. fine, 51s. to 49e. inferior. Palm oil
quiet ; 425. fins Lagos ; 40s. to 395. A. Palm-nut oil,
445. 6d. fine ; 41a. to 42a. 6d. black. Tallow oil, 38s. to
; rough fat, 2s. 40.

COTTON.—LtvERPoot, Ocr. 31.—A &premed feeling
has characterised the market throughout the week, the trade
buying very sparingly ; irregular sake have been mole,
which have ocemioned quotations to be somewhat normal,
particularly for Ameriaus and Egyptian, which show & de-
cline of 2d. to 3d. per lb. from lain week's quotations. There
has been little done in Brazil, holden not being willing to
sell at so large reduction. Saran may be quoted at fully Id.
pre lb. lower; many large holders, however, are withholding
their stocks. Speculators have taken 2,060 bale., viz., 430
American, 130 Egyptian, and 1,480 Sent; and there are
reported for export 2,610 bales, via., 150 American, 80
Bahia, 30 Egyptian, and 2,330 Surat. To-day the market
opens with only a moderate demand ; probable sales, 2,020
bake.

COTTON 000DS.-11•14CHInTElt, Ocr. 3L—The yarn
and cloth market continues flat, and to doubt the long.
continued depression in cotton at Liverpool tends to this
result. With a very large proportion of the mills of lan.
caaliire stopped , and more intending to close in the coarse
of a few week., there is not room for much 'armies that the
demand for the raw material should havel dwindled down to
about oneeinth the consumption in ordinary times. Prices
have declined more decidedly this week, and American and
Egyptian have given way 2d., and Brasil sad Borst Id. per
lb. The continued arrivals of cotton from India are partly
the cause of the decline of prices, and the four millions of
bales in America, though there seems but little prospect of
its being liberated, no doubt has some influence in the
depression. On the yarn and cloth market the
stoppage of mills and constant lessening of sop.
ply should lead to more confidence and firmness.
But the yarn market has again been very quiet to-day, and
there have been no sales of any moment for any quarter.
Priem are rather easier than on Tuesday for nearly all kinds,
but the fall seems to have been the greatest on the Bolton
class of yarn made from Egyptian cotton, which may be
purchased at a decline of 2d. per lb. The cloth market is
much the same as on Tuesday. There is no demand at all,
but no pressure to sell. Prices are nominally the same as
on Tuesday, but actually a little weaker. The bulk of
manufacturers and of speculators hold with a good deal of
confidence ; bat after a long period of depression such as we
have posed through, since the market took its last upward
Bing, there are always some timid persons more willing than
other, to come under the nominal fates of the day, and we
have hardly had offers large enough, and made with sof&
cient pertinacity, to sound the bottom. Buyers, inSact, are
exceedingly shy at any price.

0011N.—Curuesrom, Ocr. 31.—We bad a smaller show
of wheat to-day, and notwithstanding the condition vii
affected by the damp weather, prime were fully Is. dearer
for all descriptions ; best white, 51a. to 555. ; extra, 66.
red, 475. to 595. Barley, beat runs rather dearer. Beans
firm at last week's rates, and but tow offering.
Locour, Ocr. 31.—We have had a good supply of wheat
at market to-day, and laat week's prices were fully sup-
ported, and in some instances is. more mousy was realised.
Good barley in request at ls. advance. No change in other
articles. Wheat, red, 47.. to 49a. ; white, 51k to 535.
Barley, 295. to 43a. Naos, now, 386. to 40a. ; old, Q.
to 45a.

LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 31.—We have bad only • small at.
tondo/toe of the trade at to-day's market, and the businew
pawing in wheat has been of very limited extent, the
higher clams of red altogether' losing the improvement
established in the interval since last Friday, and red winter,
being offered freely, doing even worse than this. Flour
from scarcity is generally held for 6cl. per barrel advance
but finds few buyers. Indian corn reverts to the quotation;
of this day seu'rught, with only a very moderate demand.
Irish oda and oatmeal are offered sparingly, end prices
keep up. Beans are the turn cheaper. Peas and barley
without alteration. We have quite lost the improvement
of Tuesday.
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Ocr. 31.—For wheat sellers caked Is. ssi-
vaoce, but business was checked, and the a 1 made were
only at a little over laat Friday's rates. Fie' la. per
qr. dealer. Beans, oat', and shelling without :
Averages for the week ending October 27 :—Wheat, 1.565
qrs. at 53e. 4K ; barley, 360, at 33a. ; oats, 39, at
•n' ; beans, 60, at 365. 100. ; peas, 10, at 561.

00A1S.-LOonow, Ocr. 3L -Buddies West Hartley,
17.. 3/1. ; Brass's Beholds West Harti. 3d; Oarr's
Hartley, 17s. 3d. Daviaon's West Hartley, 17e. a ;
Holywell Main, 16.. 9d. ; Lambert's Waft Hartley, 17a ;
North Felton Os; 14s. 3d. ; Tan6eid Moor Bates, 15s.
West Wylarn, 15e. 9d. ; Wylem, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End
Byron, 18.. 9d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ea9d.
Medley, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Wharneliffu 15s. 3d. ; Eden
Main, 18e. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton, As. 9d. ; Walls
End Hatton, 19.. Bd. ; Walls Bad Kepler Gage,lBs.
Walls End South Haiku, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart'..
19e. 3d„; Walls End/Udall, 18s. 3d. ; Bad
19s. ; Walls End ausdroc, 19e. ; Walls End B
19a. 6d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, its. 6d. ; Wit). "Ead
Hellos, 19e. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, Ida. 6d. ;
Walls End South He 194. ; Walls End Trim/loci Hartle.
pool, 19s. lid. ; Walls Ead Tiirodou Thornier, 150
Camay and Duffryn Anthracite, 21.. 6d. ; Osrwar aid
Duff ryn Malting, lie. ad.-Ships at market, 107 ; sold, WI