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

MA It K ETS.

TALLOW. TIMNADAT EVANINCI. The tnerhvt
study today. hign, Lew, 415.;
425. bd. ; March. 43e. 6d. Delivery to last evening,
cooks ; arrivals, ditto, ti,ti33 cask..

COTTON.—Lnicarool, Nov. 10.—There has line,,
largo bottoms So-clay, at yd. to Id. per lb. adv,.ce.
to-day 20,000 balsa, ioclodiug 10,0u0 ;peculation awl etp,
I.2oo.Ameriosa, 21d. to 2:4. ; 1,300 Yentaza. 2'.:14. .:2.4
Ilaraobani, 24d. ; •04 14 dna, I.
1,0110 b.gyptiao, 15d. to 2611. ; 210b•ayrtat. 144. to 1,4
16,080 Surat, 94d. to 194. ; 11.4ras, ld d. ; Beegal,
d.c., I Id. to 12td. ; China, 13;d. to 1:4. ;gap's,
100 Peru, he., 24d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BiIADFORD, Nov. lii
There is a much more cheerful tone pervading the
today. The reduction of the rate of diacount, w long
petted, has hAd • beneficial influence on the wool f
some trameactions, though not large in quantity, has,
the result. The prime of Monday are current, but
tempt to make an advance upon them tends to check
nee. There is very little more doing io worsted yen..
is a much more cheerful tone pervading the market, fr.,
was more inquiry on the part of the foreign hon.,
some orders placed. Spinners eingrged for the Loi, t,
received some new orders. Many offers were
prices which could not be accepted. Prices are le.
guise. There was decidedly more doing in piece..
home merchants were in the Market making free u. ,
and piecing 001/10 orders. There in no improvement
American breech of the trade. There are more n.
on the part of the export houses. The maker. of 1u1u...,
busy, and will be so till February. Orleans, lor.
looted, are in better demand. Some larger older,
been executed out of stock. There is an active trial.:
in Coburg'. Some French buyers hove bought sever.;
dmottlas tram stock. Quotations are firmer.

LA CE AND HOSIERY. N orrus,,g No v. 10,—h,„„
breach of the Laos trade remain. extremely qutet. • ,
fabric§ meet with little or no demand, and business
goods is equally dull. In the hosiery trade we
report a slight improvement, which, however,
extend beyond the shipping department, there beik;
trade for the South American market. Tue torne r r
very dull. The cotton market is rather firmer,—.\
hunt Journal.

CORN. —IIIII3ILNONAII, Nov. 10.—At this .la,',
there was an increased supply of wheat from the f .r.
for which some advance was demanded, but we M. T.M.,t,;
our quotetioas for any description. I. ine barley Limit it
quired for; secoodary difficult to sell. No rolu.
submitted to oil cote, beam, or per.

BRISTOL, NOV. 10. —ln our market to•dai the ,Q; :y
Engliati wheat was =dente, and price. were h. p-r ,r,
higher. Foreign generally bell for a similar Impruvrti.,L,,
but on the few sales effected the advance was rot 10,1
than dd. per gr. Malting b.oler plentiful, and the totter
kinds sold freely at last week's pnces ; inferior and grit !di
parcels 6d. per qr. cheaper. Oats had (or 6d. per qr.
money, which checks sales. Maize awl other article errs
dull, and unaltered in value.

MANC111811:1, Nov. 10.—There was a fair attend.axe a:
our market tbis morning. Euglisb white wheat, leu,g
short supply, brought rather mute money, but red, sal e,..1
'meta, sold slowly, at late rates. Flour was ditilc4:: of
sale, but not cheaper. Oetm and oat iueel were fully...
sod choice cuts of the latter were 34. to tel. per 'Ad
dearer. In beans and Indian cora no claaage of umueut au
apparent.
ligtrartn, Nov. 9.--The demand for wheat was rather
better than last week, and recent quotations were sully
obtained. Raley was an average snow acid unaltered iu
value. Oats found !rayon at late rates. Beans eh.) e).l
at the prices of the preceding week.

NowlinlT, Nor. 10.—We are this day only moderately
supplied with wheat, but as there was only a 10c..' demand.
the trade was slow at lasi week's prime. The supply of
barley considerable; a steady sale for malting descriptions,
but slow for seawater, mortal ; griusling samp:as to better de.
mand. Oats, beans, wad pea. dull.

STOCKTON-ON-MSS, Nov. 9. There bare been fair
arrivale coastwise during the past week. The supply of
wheat from the farmers at our inarkot this moroaig was
moderate, and met a good sale at fully last week's raw,.
Grinding barley rather dearer. Oats, dow sale. Beata Alki
pass unaltered. Wheat per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel—
Durham and Yorkshire, red, his, to 401. ; white, 42s to
44e, ; south country red, 40e. to 411. ; white, 455. to 4ris. ;
old red, 425. to 435. ; barley, grinding, per imperial yr.,
26.. to 2811.; oats, feed, new, 180. to 20s. ; potato, 42:b. per
bushel, 225. to 24..; beans, new, 425. to 46e. ; peas, feeding
35e. to 365.

UXBRIDGE, Nor. 10. —The supply of wheat is liberal,
and, excepting the demand for seed, the trade is very dull,
the best price obtained for white Chidbain being 50.. per
quarter. Swanked spiiug cora are mostly bought rather
cheaper.

EDINBURGH, Nov. 9.—Then were in today's market IC
qrs. wheat. 3,127 qrm barley. 3,214 qrs. oats, and 52 grin
beams. Than wars sold—Wheat. 530 qrs.; barley,
rate, 1,938 ; beaus, 25. As compared with lest week-
whet was 7e. up on the top, sod Id. down of the. avenge.
Barley was Bd. down oa Chit top, sod 2.. 3d. down OP OR
average, Oat. were 6d. op on the top, and 2d. down on
the average. Bemis wen bd. up on the top, and lid.
oa the average. Prices per imperial quarter :—Wheat,
265. to 35a. ; barley, 29a. to 335. ; 064 A, 15e. to 251.,
beans, 38s. to 43a. 6d.

cern& —Bougnron.u, Nov. 10.—We received • fair
supply of beasts on offer UM day, which came to head is
middling condition. There was • steady ioquiry, at to.
prices. The supply of sheep was about an average number.
The mutton trade slow, at late currencies. Fat calves
moderate supply, late prima realised. Fat pip a good sop
ply ; a fair demand. Beef, sd. to 74d. per lb. ; WIDOW
mutton, 74d. to 84d.; ewe ditto. 71. to ed. ; veal, 6J. to
74d.; berms pigs, 84. to 9a. 3d. per score ; pocket ditto,
9e. to 9a. 6d. per score.
BRISTOL, NOV. 10.—We had • good supply of beef at oar
market to-day, the quality of which was very fair; hest
samples sold well at from 68a. to 705., but middling qualities
were rather difficult to sell, the quota ions being from Cos.
to 655. per cwt. A fair supply of sheep, and trade was rather
brisk, the price' of last week being in most oases maintained ;
test 'ethers sold at from 74d. to dd. and rs a few immiptimal
mess *Teo more than this was made ; ewes sold at 741. per
lb. A shorter supply of pigs than last week, and there was
a good selling trade, with a slight alteration io prices, bocce
pigs selling at from Be. 6d. to fis. 9d., and porkers from
de. 9d. to 9s. per score. The improvement which we noticed
last week is store cattle cootinuem

Norrtgognia, Nov. 9.—Than was a good supply at
to-day's market, and beet beef made sdvasced rates. Ben
beef, 84. VI to Vs. pee stogie; infector, 7s. 6.1. to Min-
ton was im average supply, and prioes were about the stmt.
Beet qualities, 84d. to 9d. per lb.; inferior, 7d. to 81. Vrrf
few calve, were stows, and these realised 81d. per lb.
Lambs a short supply at Bd. per lb. Beemi pigs, M. 6.1.
to is.; port's* 7a. to 7e. 6d. per stops. Number at
market—Saturday, bests, 33 ; calves, 12 ; sheep, 12 ; Pin
214. Wednesday, beasts, 233 ; calves, 2 ; sheep, We;
pip, 19.

D301=8141. Nov. 9.—The number of cattle this mom
lug was 455, beans a decree.. of 110 head. Demand also
good, and the rates of last market maintained. Top prim.
8.. 94.1. ; entreat, from 8.. to Ba. 6d. ; middling sod
inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. The supply
of sheep was 4,471, being 864 more than last week ;
of the above were store sheep. Demand being good, lest
week's prices were maintained. Best mutton, from 6.1. to
; cheviot ewes, from 60. to 7d. ; blackfaced from ed.
to 60. per lb. Fed pigs from se. 61 Co 8.. per stood ;
six to eight week. old ditto, from 101. to 15e. a bead.
Eat nettle, 455 ; lean ditto, 370; enrich cows, 41 ; sheep,
4,471 ; pap, 353.

CHEESE.--SALISMAT, Not•. 10. —Our monthly market
held to-day wee largely supplied with cheese, which COu•
slated of a great quantity of the bast make, old sampler,
both best and inferior qualities thing scarce. Theirs was a
foil attendance of buyers; and although the trade war
slow, Dearly the whole supply of hest, sod a large portico
of other qualities changed hands, and last market's quo.
tations were fully maiutsined, which ranged as under :
Skims, _4e. to :ills. ; half•skims, 4ile. to fds. ; Somerset'.
Xis. to 60e. ; sod Cheddars. 7tls. to 745. per cwt.

CRYSTAL PALACI. ONE SIMIAN.; DA.[.
T111:11JDAT, Nov. 10. —Adtaiisious OU hayruatat, 761; ditto
by ...eon ticket +, 771 ; Wed, 1,532.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGRB, AND DEATHS.