The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TXUIBDAT EVENING.—The mast was
6rm to-day Spot and all the year, 43e. to 43a. 6d. ;
January to Match, 445. 6d. to 44a. 9d. ; Yards, 455. De-
livery to last weals% 872 auks ; arrival ditto, 1,189
casks.

COTTON.—Lrvszrom., Nov. s.—Our market continues
quiet with irregular prior. The Sauk tuts is raised to 6 per
cent. The maim are 4,000 bales, of which 1,000 an on spe-
culation and for export. 700 American, 271 d. to •a& ;
2,980 Surat, 18d. to 274. ; 300 Egyptiaa, 21d. to 31d. ; 20
Bahia and Macaw, 28d. The week's import is 9,976 bake.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BeADPoID, Nov. s.—The
market to-day is quieter. The rise io the Bank rate of dis-
count on Monday, from 4 to 5 per cent, and the further rise
this morning to 6 per cent., have had the affect of giving a
marked cheek to business, and the slight depression in the
Liverpool 'cotton market adds its influence in the same di-
rection. There is • general penal on the part of buyers,
who, while they cannot hold off entirely. regret their opera-
tions as much as possible. The effect upon prices is less
thau might have been anticipated. The upward trade's,
has received a check, and the extreme demand, made in
some quarters for favourite lots may have been a little
modified, but generally where sales are made they are for
fully as much money as last Thursday. The comparatively
light stacks in this market, the scarcity is the country. and
the considerable consumption are sufficient to maintain a
firm tone in price, notwithdanding all counteracting influ-
ences. These remarks ere in great measure applicable to the
worsted yarn trade. As there has been in this branch neces-
sarily mom than in wool &speculative business, so the effect
of the advance in the rate of discount is, perhaps, greater.
The export buyers have held aloof since the
first rise on Monday, and the greatest anxiety
prevailed on Change this morning to see the telegram from
the Bank directors. The home trade, being more "lsgiti-
nate," has not suffered so much as the export trade, and a
fair inquiry is experienced. The quotations of spinners re-
main unaltered. The piece market wears a quiet secant ;
• steady, though limited and sound business is, neurthe.
leas, doing for actual consumption, and as manufacturers
are more than ordinarily busy, chiefly far the American
trade, end in moat MIS engaged for months to come, neither
the lowering of cotton nor the advanced rate of discount
seems to have bad any isflueooe upon quotations, which
generally remain—nominally at least—on a par with those
of last Thursday.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NorrwoHAN, Nov. s.—The
larger lace warehouses. and especially those espied in the
cotton trade, report Imaginer to be very quiet. A number
of American buyers are in the market, but at Dreamt they
have made no extessive purebsesa. There is a fair trade
for quilliop, but the silk department is rather BMW than
usual. There is no &iteration to report in the hosiery trade,
--either in the shipping or home trades. Yarns hays still
an upward tendency.—NotriagAast Journal.

CORN.—Biumnairsis, Nov. s.—At this day's market
then was a fair 'apply of wheat from the crowors, and all
dry maniples found buyers at fully hot week s prune. Barley
fkL to I.s. par quarter lower. Osta, beam. and Prif.taken
tn limited quantities, at the currency of this day se sought.

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Naticwsierta, Nov. S.—Wheat, both English sod tom's,
Was Anal, liekl, ssd s moderato consumptiro dseasud was

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eapetieweed at the currency of Ibis day ite'enight.
steady in value. but the ioqu.i.ry warn 'baited. Oah.,:.
esker' were firm, but without much bagmen passing, le
Alter English or foreign banks there was no material ctuk
Indian corn was Os taro dearer. ' •
Bniirrot., Nov. s.—Our market today was well as
with Eeglish wheat, which sold Weedily ad fall pries, ,k
mixlersts,
obtradatsinabicdoing inpum.foreigain ,ra
better detliermak,tmorsiuroiroits.
Craney is good supply, end demand slow, at barely 1;31
week's values. A steady consomptive demand for gpi,cha.
and distilling paresis at 6d. per qr. reduction. hb ol
good tamely, and tr
dull. ade quirt, without alteration in ryaBeans sad maim
DEVI," NOV. s.—We bad a short supply of what ki
our market to-day, but au increased quantity of hse,.
The very prime samples of wheat made about ismer
;I:6'but a great dulness pervaded the sale of taker sorts.
seer remember the oorn generally so much alkyd
by the damp slate of the atmosphere as at precast. Th.
toplefes of the beet red laololllll wheat ZIA. per ekk.
The bW maples of barley might have made aoressLis
about former rates ; but other sorts were totally nekktoci
and mascot unsaleable. We had a few more samples W old
beans than of late, but can make no quotable chugs in
prices. Vetches still abounding, but almost amiable.
Other pain much the same. Best white wheat, Ai. to
21s. ; hest red, 20a. to Ms. • inferior sorts. 17s. to 2p, .
barley, 30a. to 41a. ; oats, to 28s. ; beans, le;
22e. ; pass, 18a to 21s. ; dna flour, 36a. to 38e. ; a flow.
Alts. to 34a.

Newjii, Nov. 4.—Monday hat being an annual Sleek
fair here, the attendance at market to-day was all. am
the supply of wheat short, for which the full picas
hat week were paid. Barley, • ver7 indifferent show, mg
though much proseed for sale, found few buyers. Otto tad
beans unchanged.

NEWARTIT, Nov. s.—The supply of wheat for this do's
market was considerable, for which there was • study
trade at the price. of last week for the best descripta...,
but panels out of condition were difficult to init. Th.
=l/14 of barley rather large. m.v.qualities
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at rates ; in grinding bat ltd. di.
nand. Oats, beans and peas continue d .

Orocrroaaoar-Thas, Nov. 4.—There Was a goad eavply
of grain at this market from the growers, and also a goad
attendance of buyers. Wheat met a free sale at the foil
currency of last Wednesday. Bat* per or. lower.
Beans sad peas unaltered. Oats in hire
demad, as iits
prime. The following is the present currency :—Wkag,
per qr. of 631 b. to the basted, Darham and Yorkshire rid,
36e. to 40a ; ditto, white, 42e. to 46a ; *oath country fa.
425. to 435. •, ditto, white, 475. to 48s. ; ditto, old t 4
to 455. Herlihy grinding, per imperial qr., 30a. to 31s. Dais, new. 20a., to 22a. ; ditto, potato, 421 b. per bushel, 24a,
to 311 s. Boom, new, 365. to 40a. ; ditto, old, 42a. to 445.
Peas, feeding, 33e. to 34a.

trutaiDoz, Nov. s.—Tbe weather the Let week hemiei
been unfavourable for threshing, the supply of grain at to.
day's market bi short, sad mime of wheat are not lover.
but samplas of spnag oars are bought for less mousy. Tilt
pries of flour is reduoed 3d. per wk.

&mamma, Nov. 4.—A; compared with lad week,
wheat Ire aCa up on the top, and 2a. 4d. down on the
avenge. Bagley was 6d. down on the top, and sd. op ot
the average. Clete wets 6d. down on the top, sad 3d. don
on the nvereape. Brae were 6d. up on the top, end gems
on the • Wheat, 28e. to 60e. ; hark,' 18.. 61.10
364 ; oats, ils. 6d. to 25e.; beans, 2 is. to 43a.

CATTLE.—Beterot., Nov. s.—There wee a large supply
of beef at our market to-day, and business opened very
heavily ; bolder, had to submit to a reduction on the price
ci lees week, and subsequently sumo lam sake were
Wield ; best samples realwd from 60a to 6'?, s. per cwt,
sad few quotations could be mode above the latter kort
whit seemidary deoriptions sold . from :its. to 60s. Al
unusually short supply of sheep, several of the pens be,,
empty ; those on offer were quickly bought up at hid
prices, 84. per lb. being obtained for beet Tethers, pees
demoriptions in one or two instesosa exceeding that igme ;
ewes sold at from 141. to 7d. Fair supply ci pp, of
trade rather dell, sadprim from do. 3d. to de. 6d. pet
soon. Them was • supply of much oows, which gold
firmly, beet @ample' reaming from 161. to 201. Store cattle
short, with trade anything tat brisk, and quotations ratter
high. Show of 7cieng horses was larger than usual, sod
there was an scams inquiry.

NOIVINORAM. Nov. 4.—The supply of beef was sot
large. and the demand ruled good for the best aorta. Best
beet made Bs. 2d.; inferior, 7a. to 7s. 6d. per stoma glut-
ton was so average show, and the demand tau brisk at
higher rates. The best sold at Bad. per lb.; large and in-
ferior Ted. to Bd. The supply of calves was about an
avenge. Trod') ruled dull at following prier:—Bat,
70.; douse and inferior, 7d. per lb. Bost small pocket
pigs, 6s. to 6a. 6d.; bacons, ss. M. to 6a 3d.

EDINDII3OI4 NOV. 4.—The number of cattle this morning
was 565, being 146 lees than on this day es'nnight. The
demand wee good, and prices much the same as last market.
Top price, Bs. 6d. ; cone, 7s. 9d. to Bs. ; middling sad
inferior, from 6a. 6d. to 7a. 3d. per stone. The supply of
sheep warn 4,872, being 506 lees than last market, 339 of
which were etore lambs. The demand was good for the best
sorts, which sold at mime folly equal to those obtained last
week ; the inferior kinds were difficult to sell, but
no alteration in prime. One lot of Cheviot ewes brought
40a. a head, or 7d. per lb. Top price of the best mutton
Bd. to Bf 4. ; current, for the best, 74d. ; current, for black
and whitefaced ewes, from sd. to 61d. per lb. Fed pp
brought from se. 6d. to 6e. per done ; six to eight weeks
old ditto, from 7a. to 10s. a head.