The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-18 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. THURSDAY EVENING. The market was
firm today. Spot, new, 41s. ; 40a isl. to 401. 9d. ;
all the year, 41s. to 41.. 3d. ; January to Mardi. , 42e. 3d. ;
Muds, 43e. 6d. to 435. 9d. ; April to Jaw, 435. Cal. Delivery
to last evening, 1,289 osska ; arrivals, 1,141 casks.

COTTON.—Linurcat, Nov. 17.—A large business at
rather dearer prior. Sake to-day 12,000 bales, including
3,000 speculation and export. 500 American, 22.3. to '2ll. ,
350 Perms. &c., 24d. to 281 d. ; 2:03 'titanium, 21:d. to
88d. ; 150 Maceio and Bahia, 251 to 26d.; 500 Egyptian, I 41,
to 28d.;100 Smyrna, 14/4. to 164.; 10,100 Surat, syl. to
181 d. ; Bengal, Mode, Esc., 1114. to 1114, ; China, 111.
to 160. ; Japan, 1514. to 17d. ; 50 Peru. Bc.. 2011.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BSADFORD, 1,70 Y. 17.—The
gloom of Monday has, if anything, parsed away, but sill
confidence is not fully restored; there is an uneuy feelit •
that the difficulty is not quite removed. There is worn
inquiry for wool, and some transactions have been made at
rates slightly in advance of those current on Monday. Still
the quantity of business doing is limited. Staplers main-
tain prioss with great firmness. Stocks cannot be replacel
at the present rates, and there is a general conviction that
wool before long will be dearer. In worsted virus there i/ a
remarkably quiet trade doing. The home house arc atilt
almost inactive. There is, if anything, a rather Letter
demand for 36's twofolds. Foreign merchants are look.
tug round, and there is more inquiry on their puss,
but not more actual business. Some offers have ken made,
but at prices not admissible. Amongst Mum, ery,age.l io
the piece trade there appears to be some little disappoiaL
meat that there is no further reduction in the rate of die.
count. The home houses operated to a trifling extent it
both plain and fancy goods. Some of the Manchester
merchants were in the market and bought to some extent.
The chief business done was in fancy goods, and in orlehni
and coburgs. The foreign houses 'redoing little or notiit,h
Business on the continent is exceedingly sluggish, and there
is nothing in the advice' to.cincoarage anything like actiei:y
in this market at present, although prices are firmer that
they were.

GORN.—Brittfractiszt, Nov. 17.—At this day's market
there was lees wheat shown by the farmers. but a large
quantity offering by the dealers. The trade again ruled dull.
but not quotably lower for any description of English or
foreign. Fine barley rather dearer ; other descriptions
only saleable in limited quantities. Oats fully as dew.
Beans dull. Pisa in improved demand.
Samar., Nor. 17.—Then was a fair ripply of English
wheat at our market today, for which there was a Taiet
trade at last week's prices. Foreign was held for an ad.
ranee of 6d. per qr., which prevented sales. Bahia;
barley in supply, fine samples scarce and fully a. dear—
secondary descriptions plentiful, and difficult of disposal at
• reduction of is. per qr. Grinding in better demand, at
last week's reduced prices. Oat. were in fair reque,t, and
fully all dear. Black, from scarcity, realised an advance of
6d. per qr. For maize • fair consumptive demand, at last
week's prima. Beane and peas attracted little or no adieu.
Lion.

Dimas, Nov. 17.—At to-day's market the supple a
wheat was not large, although a fair average. The trade
ruled dull at last week's prices ; 20e. for red and 21s. .1.
for white, were the highest prices we heard of. Sar:ev is
large supply, and unless it was for the very best sample,
which shoat maintained last week's prices, the trade ruled
dull. Secondary soma 1.111. lower. BOW and peas as List
week. Oat. scarce and Is. dearer. Beet white wheat,
20e. to 21.. 6d. ; best red ditto, 18s. to 205.; other s,,rts,
ltis. to 17e. ; best Miley, 30e. ►o 33e. ; oats, 21s. to I.'7s. ;
beans, 20s. to 24e. ; per, 16s. to 2Ls.; winter vet,hes,
to 44a. ; fine dour, 30e. to 31a. 6d. ; other flour, 275.
to 28e.

KurcHestza, Nov. 17.--Our market this morning its
very ileedarly attended. Fine qualities of Login!: abut
ruled firm, but other aorta, u well u foreign, were re.
elected. 111 flour the busioess passing was extremely
limited, sod only the beet sorts supported previous
time. O►ts were steady, and oatmeal rather dearer. In
beans or Indian oom there was so m►terial choose.

N ZWBUILY, Nov. 17.—The supply of wheat this day leis
than we have had for some weeks. Best white in tomes,
and made ls. per berrel more ; other descriptions mbar
in favour of the seller. A large supply of barley, sad only
a slow demand, which led to lower prior on all sere. Ous
and beans retinae dalL

BroFtros•ois-Tess, Nov. 16.—There was a good supply
of gram at our market this morning from the growers.
Wheat, being mostly in damp cooditinn, bold slowly, at a
decline of la. per qr. on last week's currency. grinding
barley unaltered. Oats, new, rather cheaper; old, on.
changed. Beaus and pees in fair request, at late prices,
Wheat per qr. of 621 b. to the baalsel—Durham and Yorip
shire, red, 365. to 40s. ; white, 425. to 44e. ; mouth country
red. 40a. to 41s. • white, 42a. to 48a. ; old red, 436. to
434. ; barley, grinding, per imperial qr., 26a. to 2.4.; oats,
feed, new, /..Ba. to 33s ; potato, 421 b. per bushel, 22a. to
24n; beak new, 42a. to efos. ; peas, feeding, 355. to 3iin

Umatroog, Nov. 17.—A fair supply of wheat, which
sells 'lowly at former prices, the best white making tea.;
barley, 27e. to 335.; oats, 20s. to 26a.; peas, 334.; beam,
new, 40a.; old, 445. per qr.
EDETBDIGH, Nov. 16.—As compared with last week
what w is. down on the top, and is. 9d. down on i.e
average. Barley was la. 61 down on the top, sod 21.
down ore the average. Oats were 2s. down on the top, and
7d. down on the average. Beans were 6d. down on the
top, and 4s. 2d. down on the average. Wheat, 27a.
to 50a. per qr. ; barley, 29• to 32• ; oats, 14s. 6d. to 23e.;
beans, 324.6 d. to 45e.
GLatmow, Nov. 16. —We have to report large a-
rivals of wheat, flour' and barley ; of the former,
10,361 gra came from Canada and New York, together
with 10,364 bands flour, and 1,753 sacks flour, along
with 840 qrs. bud*, arrived from Franai. After
one or two frosty nights the weather hes become :mild
again. During the latter half of last week there was a good
demand for wheat, and Amanitas fully sustained the M.
provement noted in our last circular, since then, however,
the dull report from Mark-lace bat quite checked the up-
ward tendency. For Hour there has been a fair sale st pro
vious Thies. Barley and beans tended downwards. Other
articles were steady. This day's market was thinly attended,
and ruled quiet far wheat at the full quotations of last Wed-
needs). Flour was in moderate retail doomed at prerioal
mom Barley dull, and fully 3d. per boll lower for new
Scotch, foreign being relatively dearer wee neglected. oats
and oatmeal unaltered. Beans and peas 3d. cheaper. Indian
corn slow of ale at former prices.

CATTLE—BIRMINGIiaIr, NUT. 11.—We were but mo.
densely supplied with all kinds of stock at this day's
market ; the general conditioo by ao moans fins rate.
The trade was steady; late pricer fully realised. Beef,
sd. to Tid. ; wether mutton, Bd. to Sid. ; ewe ditto, 7ki.
to Bd. ; veal, M. to 70. per Ib. ; tacos pigs, da. 6d. to
9s. 10. ; porkets, 10s. to 10s. 6cl. per score.

Baorrot., Nov. 17.—Our market to-day was well rap
plied with beef, and best descriptions met with • fair sale,
at 68e. to Me. per cwt. • secondary samples were difficult
to sell, and in the sale; effected the quotation was from
60e. to 635. Short supply of sheep and • brisk sal* with
an improved tendency in prices, beet +ethers selling at
Bd., and in some cases Bgd. was made ; ewes sold at 7gd.
per lb. The supply of store cattle was about the same as
last week, and the majwity os offer were bought by dealare
from the midland and northern districts, but we have not
known the quotations so high in the month of November
for many years. There wee scarcely any local demand.
Supplyi of pip was shorter than Let week, and there was
• trade, with an improvement in prior, bacon pip
ag at from Ba. 6d. to Ba. 9d., and porkers from 9s. to
9a. 3d. per score. An average supply of milt& cows, but a
considerable number hung on hand till the close of the
market. A rather limited show of hones, and trade was
quiet at recent rates. _ . .

NOTINGHAM, Nov. 16.—There was a good impply of
fat beasts at this day's cattle-market, bat many of the
animals were inferior. The demand wee inactive, and sake
could only be nude at barely the currencies of the week
previous. The sheep pees were well filled, and the demand
was somewhat inactive, at rather under late prices. Ut
cans the show was not Large, and the demand wu
at little or no alteration in prior. No alteration is the
value of lambs. The supply of pip wee fair, and trade
dull, at a shade lees mosey. Beef, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 9d. per
stone ; mutton, 70. to 80.; lamb. Bid. to 9d.; veal, 7d. to
Bd. per lb.; pork, 6e.6d. to Ti. 3d. per 141 b.
Botirscnca, Nov. 16. —The number of cattle this morn.
lag was 358, being a decrease of 97 heed. The demand
was pod, and prior higher. Top price, 95.; current for
the best, Ss. 6d, ; middling and inferior, 7s. 6d. to AB. PK
stone. The supply of sheep was 3,816, being 656 loss
than last week ; 732 of which were store sheep. Ulm
slowly effected, and in some instances prime were dove.
Extreme top, Flid. ; current, 841. and down to 7+d. :
bid. to 7d. per lb. Fed pip brought 3s. 6d, to Si. per
stone. Numbers In market : Fat cattle, 358 ; milch cows,
24 ; sheep, 3,815 ; pip, 212.