The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tcrannar Evzsuio. The market was quirt
to-day. Prime dosed as follows :--Spot and all the year,
46e. ' • March, 465. la Delivery to last evening, D 9
askss ; arrivals ditto, 59 make.

COTTON.—LIVISI.OOL; Nov. 4.—There is a fair de-
mand for cotton to-day, with very steady pricea. The
sales are 5,000 bales, including 500 American, '2'2d. ti
0. ; 4.130 Surat, 12 to 17ed. ; 200 Egyptian, Pia. to
7.3 d.; 50 Pertain, 23d.; 50 Bails, 21d.; 70 liaranharo,
of which 3,000 are for speculation and export. The week's
import is 4,074 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Mairowliereg, Nov. 4.—The rally
in the price of cotton at Liverpool, referred to at the close
of Saturday's market report, though not responded to in
our cloth market to-day, hail influenced the yarn market
to some extent, and we have had more bathers', with better
prices. The market in more cheerful, and there is more
disposition to do business. Yarns for shipping are quoted
id. per lb. higher than on Friday last, and hone trade
yarns are fully Id. per lb. dearer. But for this advance
we should probably have had a considerable business. In
fact, at last Friday's prices sellers could have made some
heavy sales. There has been only a moderate business done
for shipping at the advance. So6e offers have been made
for yarns for India, but at prices too low to meet
the views of sellers, and they have not led to transactions.
A good deal is reported am done for the home trade,
some at the full advance, and generally at rather
higher than last week's rates. For cloths there has been
very little more demand. More business could have been
done at the rates which would have been taken on Friday
last, and there have been some cheap lots of goods taken off
the market, but the amount is too small to be taken
affecting prices generally. Nominally prime are fully as
dear for long cloths, T clothe, printers, and shirtinp SA last
week, and in some muses manufacturers are rather firmer ;
but the cloth market dose not respond to the upward course
el cotton at Liverpool. Sellers bang back. Offers hare
been made for good 'Fs and domestics at 20d. per lb., for
which manufacturers are asking lid. In a few instances
speculators have been willing to sell at rather under tLe
prices demanded by manufacturers, but moat of the larger
speculators hold rather firmly.

WOOLLEN. LLCM, Nov. 4. The markets tbis
morning were very quiet, owing in a great measure, no
doubt. to the gloominess of the weather. Very few buyers
made their appearance in either hall, and the wales effected
were inconsiderable. The demand was mainly for witne”
and other autumn fabrics, with a sprinkling of tweed;
melbas, sod Amoy oostinp.

MANUFACTUREEL—HUDDEEMILD, Nov. 4.—There
is a falling cif in the demand for nearly all descriptions of
Roods excepting a few patterns for winter, and in these the
tirade seems drawing to a close for the season. A few
orders only have been given out for spring goods so far, and
the good winter trade predicted a few weeks ago 's begin.
ping to look rather don

WOOLS.—Huoonanno, Nov. 4.—The wool trade has
been more quiet both to-day and durieg the week, but
stocks on hand are lower than they usually are at this time
of the year. Prices remain about the mime, dealers being
willing to clear out, although au advance is anticipated at
the forthcoming

CORN.—Hoti., Nov. 4.—At today's market a fair
average supply of English wheat, which sell slowly at Is.
per qr. below last week's
attention, and some business done in old for shipment corn.
16111. Barley for malting folly as dear, grinding leas ie.
nailed after. Beane and peas unaltered. Oats barely as
good as last market day. The foreign import. list week
areas under:—Wheat, 11,666 qrs.; barley, 2,753; rata,
902; beans, 302; peas, 1,479; tares, 318; linseed, 2,089;
rapeseed, 2,868 ; oil cakes, 706 tons ; bows, 281.
Lupe, Nov. 4.—The beet samples of American
red wheat are selling in our market at 50s. ; this draws the
demand from new English, sales of which progress slowly.
though factors are inclined to take rather lower rates.
Barley is rather easier to buy. Beans and oats very slow
ails. Other articles as before.

Lryntroof., Nov. 4.—We have bad a verb fair at.
bandance of both millers and dealers at this morning market,
but the demand for wheat has been on the most retail emir.
and the amply offering consisting chiefly of American
sinter red, this description has given way fully Id. per
rental, whilst others remain nominally unchanged. Flour
is held for previous rates, buyers shy. Indian corn Las
only a limited consumptive inquiry. and no quotable change
was established in prices. Oats firm. Oatmeal the tarn
cheaper. Beaus being in better aupply Wu way
16a=
quarter. No alteration in pees or barley. The
=doll, but when promos lots of wheat bad beet
dosed firm. _ _