The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.. —Bausrot, Nov. 13.—Thera has bee but few
sugars offering on this market during the past week, there.
Gee t►e tannage done has been small. and the prices rained
are rather in advance of them current last week. Rama'
produce sells readily at full rata to rid. advance. Rum
The demand is moderate, and a fair Mishima has been done
at Ss. 4d. to 3a. MI. for Jamaica, and la 6a. proof far
Demerara&

COTTON.—LirmtrOcg, Nov. 13.—Thee was an ire.
prom d demand, with an advanos of about jd. to da per 10.
is the commeacement of the week, but the iommued with.
drawale of gold from the Nob of England, and the appne
boredom of a further rise in the rate of discount, checked
this feeling before it bad time to make any program, and
on Monday, Tuesday, sod Wedoesday the market relapsed
into a Mate of dulness, with very irregular prices current.
The greatest decline submitted to was in cotton to Erin,
especially Egyptian ; but yesterd►y, owing to there being
no farther change in the Bask rate, buyers regained cos&
dance, and prime on the spot have recovered the quotations
of bat week, with few ezoeptiuss. An advance in 'mini
cotton of 4d. to Id. from the low isles of Wednesday also
leek place is Egyptian, which was in oossidenible request.
A quieter feeling prevailed at the clots, owing to the adieu
of the Blank of Francs raising the rate to 7 per amt., which
leads to the impression that the worse may hays to be
followed here. Speculators have taken 7,820 balm, viz,
1,470 American, 100 Bahia. 30 Peruvian, 730 Egyptian,
4,480 Borst, IC3 Madras, $0 Bengal, and 830 China ; and
640 Americo, 40 , 160 Pernam, 20
gri5.,7660 Surat, 400 Bengal, sad 100 Madras,
To-day times is s moderate demand,without further change;
the sales may be 5,000 balsa, including 2,000 on speculation
and foe import.

COTTON 000D01.—ILirri, Nov. 13.—Shipping
yarns are way moist, and there ham be= resedinly little
bribers done. It is well4uown that there are Macy of
large orders in the milks% but the bolder of than are evi.
dirty indisposed to execute them under prewar ream.
rears. The arts of the mosey market is the ears mo-
rally erred for the duller of the market, and there me
well Wombed persons who say that but for the tarries ie dis-
counts and the farther advisee summed to be impeadieg,*
very oracle:able redness indeed would probably. bays beet
pertiorle to-day. Spinners are mostly adhering with a
got Ideal of tenacity to Terry's quotations. To test the
market it is said some ray large offers have been made at
4d. peat% reduction, bat have bees unenceasefoil in every
Wires. The market for cop yam hr also been very
gar. Bp'rers are quoting Tuesday's rates, but
buyers say that procticelly they can DO better than
ors To y. Isolated car are inestiosed in which
sianuleeturers have bad offers at 0., earl in some cases
at eves a greater rf ductiou from *errs. The yarn market
merally closes very Sat. In cloths we have Lad a very
quiet day. Sellers an sot making any change in their
quotatioss. Manufecturere have shows as evident anxiety
to get offers, but such kr bees the greed feeling that no
reareable inducement seer to have been sufficient to
bring kern to operate for any market. The Briley ac-
e/esti to hand by telegraph yesterday reported as adores
of Bd. per piece in that market at last dates os some de •
seriptions of Airings, but eves tree martraging advises
do not seem to stimulate buyers to operate. For sli
marker home and torero, we hear ef within but daps.
tar. Both in ran and cloth there sasses to be • steer &sl-
im 01 sympathy between Manchester and Liverp:ol today
Ono of the errs of the present dimmers of the market is
said to have bees the statement put forth by Mr. Edmuod
Armor& r to the probahle aupply of ores for ear
ear,
year, and tricky • roar by Messrs. Benjamin
Wbitwor a and Batten, mersheats of this city, has
attracted so little arestion. These graters terry thair
estimate beyond Mr. Ashwortlfa, aid say that the Mr.
maticia at rear sneered leads them to expert • supply al
1.650 A XI bales from ladis, 325,000 from leapt. 250000
000
from Chir and Japan 220,000 from Turkey and Groll
1183,000 from South America, 150,000 from the United
Sets (eves supposing the war to continue), 50,003 from
I,,jLasdthe Nediterreser 70,0C3 from the West
Ind Cuba, Africa, Australis: ad other sourer, making,
with a probable stock at home on let January next of
280,C30. • total of 3,165,000 bales. Deducting atom log
12.000 per week? for rpm. this would leave 2,541,000 for
home consumption, which gives to spinouts 43,0 C 3 bales per
week and reel • balsoos at the end of 1864 of 305,000
bales. If this estimate is reliable, through it falls short
of a supply to sneer the whole of the marker, in the
district full time, many well-informed ems extort •
doubt if bands could now be obtained to use the whole
of rob • supply. Many people throw discredit upon
Mews. Whitworib's estimate, but it is ietNaputable that
their circular has made a deep impairs upon lime num-
bers of people oouuected with the cotton trade, and has
=nosh todo with the flatter state of the market described
above. If soak a supply of cotton, or rything near it,
should be forbensigg art year, eves if it could be tweed
into yarn and dor, there is no doubt the supply would be
fax beyond what could be absorbed into coromption at
*early the present high rates, and therefore it is regarded
MOM seriously SO pointing to • considerable fall in values.
Is acidities to errs, a good many of the 'driftage which
found so little favour a couple of years ago have found their
way into use. A description of wsete from flax, which was
then selling at 20. per lb., is used very extensively, and is
sow fetching about 15d. A preperatiou rails, to that which
fectl muter Clausen's patent is found to answer at length,
besides several others which are a good deal used. A company
is now in coulee of formation for the "Patent Cedilla
Fibre Cotton Substitute," to mix with other err, and
some excellent specimens of yarn and cloth, plain and
coloured, have been exhibited, iota the manufacture of
which it enters largely. It is offered at about 12d. a pound,
but could he produced at • low rate. With a cheap supply
of good cotton most of these would probably go out of use,
but as long as prices continue high the use of them is likely
to Maass rather thou diminish.

CORN.—CHELYSTOID. Nov. 13.—There was • small
supply of wheat at market to day, and best runs of red sod
whits feted rather over last week's rates—my red, 40s. to
42a.; whits, 4th, to 4th. ; extra, 495. Barley. beet qua.
quits as dear. 365. to 4th.; secoodary rather lower.
Beau. without change in value.
ascend', Nov. 13.—We hay., had *small supply of wheat
offering to-day, and last week's prices were fully supported,
white parcels in some instances realising a advice*. Floe
barleys fully as dear, whilst other aorta were doll ale.
Wheat, red, 375. to os.; white, 44a. Barley, griodio&
26a. to ; malting, 34e. to 38s. Oats, 18e. tolls. Beans,
34a. to 375.
Idvirgroot, Nov. 13.—At our mariet this day there was
a good inquiry for wheat, and Tuesday's prices were well
maintained. Oats the turn dearer. Bwley and pas as.
altered. Egyptian beans plentiful, sod bd. per quirts
easier. American four I. active request at very full prices.
WangllgLD, Nov. 13.—Wheat steady, at last Friday's
prima. Barley slow, and rather cheaper. Other articles
unalteeed.

COMB.-LomPom, Nov. 11-Huddles West Hanky,
16e. ; Ryan's Eska& West Hartley, 16s. ; Cowpox Hart-
ley, 18e. ; Davisou's West Hartley, 16e. 3d. . • Rut.
lop Hartley, IGs. ; Holywell Mims 17a 6d.; Lew
berg's West Hartley, 15a. 9d. ; Tasliskl Moor Bates,
15e. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, I.ls. 6d. ; West Hartley, 165.;
West Wykm, 16e. 6d. ; Wylam, 17s. lid. ; Walls Est
Aoors Close, 18a. ; Walls Hod Gosiortb, 17s. 6d. ; Walls
End Hartoo. 17s. 6d. • Walls Hod James, 17a. ; Wals Ead
Riddell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ead Himmel', Ile. Bd. ; Walls Ed
Wharacliffs, 17s. 6d. ; Eden Mais, 13s. 3d. ; Walla End
Belmoot, 17e. Gd. ; Walls End Haswell, 20s. • Walls Ead
Hattop, 20s. ; Walk Ead Rossere Hatton, 18s. 9d.;
Walls Ead South Helton. 20a; Wells Foal Canape, 19c6d.;
Walk Hod Hartlepool, 19e. Ga. ; Walk End Hemet Hell,
18e. 6d. ; Walls Ead Hellos, 13e. 6d. . • Walls Red South
Hartlepool, 19s. ed. ; Walls End South Rollos, His.
-Ships at imagist, 89 ; sold, 69.

DR. DR JONOR'S LIOHT•BSOW COD LIVER OIL
—The Lancet," in en artocle highly enilmistie of Dr. de Jongh's
researches, °hearses .—" The composition of Romans Cod Liver
osl Is not so simple as might ha supposed. It is certain that
Oils. which are an) thins but the Oil of .be Lfrer of the Cod.
are often sold as such. We end Dr. .le Jonah's Oil to be seeable,
and rich In lodine and the elements of the I.lM.'—flold only lamp.
ruled battles, Is, 6d.. 4m. 9eL, and tie , Ty Dr. de Jonsh's attests.
Anew. liarford. and Co., 77. Strand, Londe., awl chemists.—
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