The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TUESDAY EVZSING.— Tallow market fle,
Spot, 40e. ; January to Merah, 41e. 9d. • March, Ca. j
livery to aat evening, 334 murk* ; arrivi:la, I,fAo, cask..

COTTON. Ltrzaroot., Nov. I.—Balee to-day
baler, bar-lading 3,00 D apeculatioe sad export. 400 Atur..
2I td. to 26d. • 200 Yereatu, etc.. "Ltd. to _7,;..
Macco god Belie. '?Ad.; 500 Egyptisto, 14d. to •
Smerae, 14d. to 15d. ; 6.620 Surat. 10d. to D.A. ;
Made, he., lOid. to 11id.,; Mies, 134 d. to 14td. ; Per{
Ito., =Ed. to 23d. Market steady, without ohmage in pr.“*

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHMaria, Nov. I.—The arririt.t:
of begrimes in shipping yarns to-day has not been large..:
consequence of the high prices demanded by spioners.
spinners bees willing to 'crept • more reasonable adr.i
of last week's terms, we understand tbs.; merchant. arr.
prepared to give out orders to a considerable aniouot. I.
market, however, closes firm, notwithatauding this
to operations, with the exception of here and there a
inclination to meet buyers on the part of spinners
failed to sell during the first excitement of the res.:.,•:.
this market. In home trade yarns the market v•
strong. Prices have again advanced, arid in sums
yarn this advance very seriously checks business. f
yarns are rather dearer than they were last week. aL.i.
rally then is as advance of 2d. to id. per lb. from the i
point of ten days ago. In cloths we have bad a gr... 14.1
advance is rates every day since last Tuesday,
panied with • snore general disposition to •.
rate on the part of merchants and agents .
though the cloth market has hardly kept pace
to business or prices with the Liverpool cotton marry:.:.
circle of buyers has largely roc . More coidid,,
generally apparent, as also greater stability in the
than of late. Manufacturers, today, owing to the die .-1:r
of purchasing yarns and to teas excited state of the
market, have again considerably advanced their rates,
though quotations are irregular, in nearly all care,
vanoe is so considerable as to prevent business being t
the extent it otherwise would be. [lumens, inueei,
been obstructed • good deal during the last few des, i.r to
constantly upward tendency of the market. 11.-n; .re
plenty of buyers anxious to operate, but they are -nil.;
back by the magnitude of the reaction, which 51P,
Tuesday amounts to as advaeoe in various deseriptiot, f
ahirtiop of ls., and ls. 6d. per piece. Under thew c.:i
cumstanom the actual amount of business to-slay has been
small. All kinds of goods have shared more or Ism in tie
improvement.

WOOLLEN.— Laps, Nov. I.—The markets this morn.
Mg have again been thinly attended, and only an Ithiliftf
►mount of business wail intagliated The demand Ma Len
for dark tweeds and ineltons in the Coloured foil ; and a
few parcels of hair lists and heavy goods in the Wbae
market. We quote no alteration in prices.

MANUFACTITRES.—HunDrasneLD, Nov. I.—No
provement is apparent is the market bete, yet the same in.
activity *lista which prevailed during the last :mutt.
The little doing is mostly in new fancy*, adapted for winter,
and blank and steel doeskins, but in no can is soy large
parcel made up. The shipping trade is unusually yuiK

WOOLS.—BODDMIEFIZI.D, Nor. 1.- The wool trade still
continues fat, insignificant Salem only being effected to sup-
ply immediate wants, arid no offers made for large quantities.

CORN.—FIrm., Nov. I.—At to-day's market a mode.
rate supply of &shah wheat, which moves off slowly, at
about last Tuesday's COMICICe. Foreign neglected, but
holders do not press sales. Spring corn of all sort' meets
truly a retail sale at barely late rates. Rye sells at
and Indian corn 2fie. for first quality, per 4801bs. Fore,ge
arrivals for the week :—What, 5,042 qrs. ; barley, t. 5.:;
oats, 177 ; beans, 159 ; peas, 2.142 ; e, 1,096.
Lreus, Nov. I.—We continue to have • very god
consumptive demand for wheat at the full rate of hit
week, but our buyers resist any advance. Fine Wrier
as before, other sorts rather lower. Beans, cots, and otbe
articles without alteration.

lArcaroot., Nov. I.—We have had a fair attendants d
the trade at our market today, bat we have toned oely
very moderate demand for wheat at last Friday's ono's.
Flour, being scarce. is held with mach firmoces.
corn may be called the turn stiffer, with a limited inquiry.
Oats and oatmeal command full rates. Beans are the turn
dearer. No change is peas or barley. Market closes steely
but without animation.

LYNX, NOV. I.—At our corn market this day the supp:r
of wheat was moderate, the trade was firm at last Too•
day's raw. Barley—Balting and grinding samples as last
week. Beans and oats dull sale, and prices in favour
buyers. Per imperial quarter to the grower :—Wheat.
whim, new, 6311 m. to &fibs., 43a. to 455. ; ditto. red,
631ba. to riels., 37a to 385.; ditto, red, old. 621bs. to 63:b5.,
3Ra. to 39.. Barley, best Chevalier malting, Mite. so
Silts., 325. to 34e.; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto. 541 b.. to
astb..,rat. to 32.. Otte, 3616 a. to 421115., 225. to ':re.
Beene, old, 6316 e. to 6511 m., 40e. to 425. ; ditto, new, 631ba
to 641 be.. 36e. to 375.
NEWCII2II.II, Nov. I.—We have bad barge arrivals of
'wheat from the Baltic this week, principally from Dant.
sic, bat little from the coast. Norfolk wheat sold slowly,
at barely Satarday'e rates. Flour very dull, mai inclinio;
cheaper. Grinding barley in good request ; malting la.
qr. lower. Beans and peas firm. Oats difficult of sale, sad
in some instances 6d. per qr. lower.

TRAFFIC RETURN&
AMWAY& Mgr Pew Mee- Total, Told
open.
Weak
Waggle& WM. len
Week 'oting Aug. 24. a IL 4
Bombay. ge.4, aadC.L 184 1,026 le9 1,2.3.5 1.7 G

A eeTeadlng oet. tn.
Corn and Yodsdial and
Queenstown Dtsert....