The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-12 00:00:00

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DAVIN, THOMSON, Glaaguw, teainervlmat, Nov. 15, at the Faculty
Otaisow.
MGM !RAMA. Glasgow, stn. merchant, Nov. 18, M the Faculty
Hall, Glamor.
Dmmu. M*l swam. Carapbeltown. tialtermaa. Nov. Si, at the
N hate Hart 11utel, Cautpbeitows.

MARKET&

Sli; AR. —Bri,roL. Nov. 1L —The soles have riot bees
large Chia week ; prams are, however, firm, sod In Ip.m
ewers rather higher. RUM 00Mtallie in fair demand at lak
Mat.

TALLOW, FRIDAY Evrarreci.—The market was sta. ly
today. The quotations are:—January, 425. 3d.;
435. 6d. ; spot. sew, 41s. ; old, 44.15. 6d. At the auctm..
Australian tallow made full prices ; sheep, 411, to 41s.
beef,4os. to 40a. 6d. fine; and 38s. lid. to 395. inferior. N
American was offered ; and privately holders deinini
42a. 6d. for let pipes. Town tallow declined bd. ; 416. .1.
net cash. Delivery to last eveniog, 1,741 casks ; am...
7,188. Cocas-nut oil is steady. Cochin, at
Ceylon, 376 6d. No Sydney offering. Palm oil
365. 6ne Lagoa. Palm nut oil, 30s.

corroN.—LIviRPOOL, Nov. 11.—The week opened a
a good general demand for cotton, and during the last tee
days a large business bas been done by the trade. as we;;
exporters and speculators. The market closed with a
miderable further advance generally, and the reduction
Bank rate yesterday from 9 to 8 per cent. tended to C. • -
the previous existing confidence. In American. an eve
sive business has been done, including large put.
export to New York, and prices have advanced Id. ter ~.
Sea Island is in fair request, and prices are Id. per llt. L. 4 t.,,
lin the common qualities, and 2d. per lb, in the latter.
Bahia, and SLUM% have been in fair relueat,
have risen lid. per lb. Perham has been in good detr.,,l,
particularly on speculation and for export, and not freely
offered at 0. advance. illaranham has been magic. ted.
but being scone has advanced id. In Egyptian a lar4a
business has beetedsee at an advance of 2d. to 3.1. per
in the corrunew qualities, and id. to ld, in the better dro•cr ;
tions, which are chiefly of the now crop. Smyrna is
ermine scarce, and bas advanced about Id. per lb. ILe 4,
mend far Surat has been extensive, and many pun,
have been mad* by speculators. especially in cotton tte
higher grades. Prices are advanced generally Id. per
and in some cases to the extent of lid. China and Aar,:
have partakes of the general improvement, and are
Id. per lb. dearer, but these descriptions do not con.:..4nd
great attention. Speculators have taken during the e,,
19,600 bales, exporters 12,950 bales ; ad the trade
bales of all kinds. We have to report a good demacd
day with a very firm market, prioes showing au utwod
tendency. The sales are 15,080 bales, of which
for export and speculation. The foUowieg are the
quotations:—Fair Orleans, 260. • Middling, 2 ijit. :..r
Mobile, 26d. ; middling, 24id, ; fair Uplands,
ling, 21d.

COTTON GOODB.—Miicalicerni, Nov. IL —The ca./.
kit for shipping yarns has been very strong to-day, ha I‘,
high prices demanded by spinners in couseiliellC4 of 14,
advance of cotton and heavy speculative purcherei
raw material at Liverpool, have checked basinees. It tie
aggregate, however, a very fair amount of bonne., L„,
been transacted, the market closing very strong, and wit
an upward tendency. Priem are about id. per pound Lit
for shipping yarns than on Tuesday, and for bon.e trade
yarns Id. to 2d. per pound. There is • good deal more t-
Mance apparent in the action of manufacturer., wh,,
bought home trade pima more freely than kr
time peat, so that is this branch of the yarn market
• moderate business is doing altogether, with a tendency to
still higher rates. For flee yarns the advance is much ;mkt
than stated above. For cloth also manufacturers are det.itbilthc
oonaiderably higher prices. The reduction of the rate ,4
count appears to have been well timed to suit the react.La
in cotton and mitten goods, and the India telegran,i u, Land
to-day, speaking of the Bombay and Cal fElf At tl
much more favourably than bad been anticipated, have
helped to strengthen the bands of sellers a good deal. It
can hardly be said that • large bush:lees has been done it
cloth, bat certainly • fair amount has been done to-dse at
an advance of Gd. to 9d, per piece on Jodie shirting..
advance on other goods imitable for India is about in the
same proportion. The demand for cloth has him price'.
pally in goods suitable for India.

CORN.—CaztaaroaD. Nov. 11.—The weather .1,11
continues very dry, and wheat is io good condition. 'I here
was • fair show and • dull sale for red at last w,t's
rates. White quite as well sold. Beans scarce and ratter
dearer. Barley • large show, but mostly low qua:ay—s.l;l
• dull sale. Bestmelting rather dearer.
LtecoLe, Nov. IL—We had • good supply of wheat
at our market. The trade ruled firm at fully tact aftt's
prices. There was • better demand for barley, a: :ate
rates. Oats uoollanged. Wheat, red, 37a. to Tic ; atm,
40a. to 4.1 e. Barley, 275. to 355. Oats, 21s. to 235.
WAKEFIELD, Nov. IL—Wheat trade quiet, without
I change in price; millers buy sparingly. Barley du!l ;
secoodary percale are &lancet unsaleable. Avenue, for the
week ending Nov. 7.—Wheat, 1,732 qrs., at 401.'•1.;
barley, 1,115 qrs., at 31s. llid. ; oats, 70 qrs., at 20s. J.
beans, 77 qrs., at 38a. 71.1.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—Our market has been well attended
to-day, and we bays bad rather • better coesuroptire de•
eland for wheat at the full rates of last Friday. America
floor is quite Gd. per barrel dearer, and good brands are
difficult to be had ; French is the turn io sellers' farm.
Indian corn is held with more firmness, and there being :ea
offering we cannot buy so well as last week. ear within
per quarter. Oats and oatmeal well maintain Tuesd.y.i
advance. No change in beans, peas, or barley. lutist
closes with • very firm appearance.

00ALS.—Lospos, Nor. 11.—Bowers West HartleF,
20s. 3d. ; Buddle's West Hartley, 20s 3d. ; Cowyes
Hartley, 20a. 3d. ; Holywsll Main, Is.. lid.; Lamberts
West Hartley, Ds. Sd. ; Ten6eld Moor, 16s. 9d. : West
Hartley, 20.. 3d. ; Ed.. Main, 21s. 9d. ; Walls Ead
Helton, Zds.; Walls End Kepler Grease, 22a. ; Walls
End Pensher Primrose. 22a. ; Walla End Ituseel'a Hettoa.
225. 3d. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 225. ; Walls End Suuth
Kelloe, at market, 33; sold, 30.