The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—fILTVEDAT Evrenro. The market was
firm today. Subjoined are the closing puces :—Spot. 475. ;
all the year, 475. ; December. 47.. ; January to March,
475. 3d. ; March, 475. 9d. Delivery to but evening,
2,005 auks ; arrivals ditto, 1,499 casks.
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COTTON.—LrtnrooL, Nov. B.—Oar market cnuthmes
very quiet, with a limited business at the quotations. The
sales are 1,000 bales, including 100 American, 20d. to
28d. ; 830 Surat, 12d. to lbd. ; 100 Egyptian, 20d. to 25d. ;
of which 500 are for speculation and export. To-day's
import is 53 bales.

COTTON GOOD&—MAsatarreit, Nov. B.—Towards
the close of last week the oottou market had declined about
2d. per pound, but there was a rally on receipt of advice. by
the steamer from New York. This left, as was expected, to
a rather firmer and MOM cheerful feeling here au Monday
and Tuesday. Yarns advanced id. per pound for export
qualities, and ld. per pound for home trade descriptions ;
and clothe were held with rather more spirit than of late.
Since Tuesday, however, the market has gradually relapsed,
and all the improvement has been lost. Sellers may make
out a case in favour of higher prices, but at present it seems
hopeless to induce merchants to invest. The business done
during the week has been very small, and but little of that
has been for consumption.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Limna, Nov. B.—The markets
this morning were tolerably well attended, but the amount
of business transacted did not exceed the recent average.
In the Coloured•ball the main inquiry was for tweeds, the
few there were being eagerly bought up; meltons and
fancy coatings aleo met with purchasers, though only to a
limited extent. In the Whitehall, witneys, pilots, and
other autumn fabric again took the lead, and a few very
fair parcels were disposed of. Plain cloths were not much
sought after. Rates maintain their firmness.

HARDWARE. BIR3fINGHAY, Nov. B. The trade
of this town is in a healthy state ; our manufacturers are
doing a steadier business than they have been at this period
for the last three or font years. The ifactors' orders are
quite up to the average, and there are a good many in oa ac-
count of the foreign trade. At this time last year many
manufacturers were adding to their stocks rather than
diminish their establishments or place their men on sheet
time ; there is little if any of that kind of thing at this
moment, the orders in being sufficient to keep the manu-
factories going at full time, and in some branches there is a
month's work before band on the books. The artisan class
are fully employed, and all the principal establishments ere
Fran quite their full amount of wages. As to some of oar
.p 4 trades, it may be stated that the lamp and chande-
'sr makers and gas fitters are busy ; the bre= founders are
doing doingg a steady rather than a brisk trade; the electro-plating
establlshments are on at full time, and for
all descriptions of hollow-ware there are come

' good orders in. 1110 wire mills are most
of them running full time; the edge-tool makers who do ILO
Fast Indian trade are full of orders, many of them for
hoes ; there aro also orders in for tools fur Spain. In some
of the fancy trade' the reaction has been also felt. From the
iron district the reports are favourable ; the casting trade is
good ; the works in the neighbourhood of Dudley and Wed.
neebury are in active operation, and the staple trade of
Walmll, the additive' ironmongery manufacture, is tolerably
good. The week', return of pauperism in this parish is iii-
emsuingly favourable ; it shows a diminution in the number
of cases of out-door relief of 1,315 as compared with last
year.

CORN.—C Nov. B.—A very dull market.
Wheat barely realieed lad week's prices. Berley la to 2a.
lower. Wheat, Ma. to 48e. ; barley, 30e. to Ste. ; lama,
36e. to 440.; rekk. 208. to 281.

001CHISTSZ, Nov. B.—A moderate supply of what.
good of bark 7, and small of peas and beans. Wheat at
barley declined Is. to 2s. per qr. Yeas =altered. Hen.,
advanced Is.

GUILDFORD, Nov. &—A abort supply of wheat to-day
for the memo. Trade wee very slow, the best simples were
taken at about the Wee of last week. Other desenptiom
ls. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 401. to 60s. ; barley, 123. to
41a.; oath, 225. to 211 s. ; pees, 40s. to 41s. per qr.

Thorrroso, Nov. full supply of wheat ; trade raydoll, doll, and prises L. per load lower. Barley in demand at
late rates. Oats steady sale. Beans and peas dull, but
no lower. Wheat, new red, 26e. to Mi. ; Eto, 3lc;
325.; white, 28s. to 325. ; fine, 33a. ; old, 345. per load
Malting barley, 435. per qr. ate, new, 285.; old, 3thg.
per qr.

LZICKXTES. Nov. B.—There was a good supply, bat
the trade was heavy to-day, and fully la. per qr. redaction
had to be taken. Old red made 54e. to 57e. ; new, 45e. to
48e. ; old white, We. to 82e. ; new, 48a. to Ms. per 36 dont.
Barley came to band freely, but there wee not much life is
the trade, and prices were lam firm ; malting, 34a. to 38s. ;
extra, 40s. per qr ; feed aorta, 30e. to 32a. per 30 stone.
For oats the demand wee middling, and sales were made at
former rates ; new, 224. to ; old, 291. to 31a. per 24
done.

NEWCABTLZ•OPON•ThII, NOV. &—At our market this
morning we had a free delivery of wheat from the groves',
condition much improved, and having very little offering
from the coast, fanners' samples were taken off quickly at
about the rates of this day sennight ; south country de-
-1:1:011 to sell were about la. lower, but few parties felt
• to accept such an abatement • for a small 0•160of
nice old red Rostock 555. was procured, and 545. for 5911 u,
all per 5041 be Flour met a slow sale, with the turn in
favour of the buyer. Malting and grinding barley unaltered.
' Choice old malt inquired for. Little doing in beans or mo.
Oats rather cheaper. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat,
coastwise, 3,360 qm ; foreign, 4,803. Rye, coastwise, 25.
Barley, aceetwies, 305; foreign, 448. Malt, coastwise, 90.
Oats, coastwise, 1,740 ; foreign, 2,345. Perm foreign, 702.
BOWS, foreign, 155. Flour, routines, 1,140 mks. Indian
own, 400 each..

Noswics, Nov. & —The quantity of wheat offering at tins
market to-day was comparatively limited, bat the millers
not being free buyers, the sales mule were at barely the
rates of this day se'nnight. There was a good show of
barley, and little or no alteration to note in prices ; in some
few Mr,• noes the turn of affairs was slightly in favour of
the buyer. In other grain little or nothing doing. Flour
was rather easier to buy. White wheat weighing 57 Um
to 6311.), 50s. to sk. ' • red ditto (weighing 571bs. to
6311 w.). 441. to 50s. ; bust chevalier malting barley (weigh.
ing 53 lbs. to 5411 a.), 38a to 325. ; runs chevalier ditto
(weighing 5211*: to 53115.), 355. to 375. ; distilling ditto
(weighing 49 lbs. to 51 lba), 325. to 345. ; oats (weighing
4011 e. to 431ba), 245. to 28a. ; beans and peas, 38e. to 408.
per qr. Flour, 365. Bd. to 36a. per lack. _

_
Norrisonex, Nov. B.—The show of wheat was very
fair, end samples were in poor condition. The demand
wa dull, at la. and 2s. per qr. leas money. Old white sorts
made 58s. to 645. ; old red, 56e. to 60s. ; new white, 50a to
565. ; new red, 495. to 525. per 36 stone. The supply of
barley was good, and sales took place slowly at barely late
prise ; new mating, 365. to 43e. ; new foreign, 365. to 43
per qr. ; grinding, 295. to 325. per 30 stone. There was a
moderate share of business done in oats, and meat (wren.
cies were established ; old, 275. to 31s. ; new, 23a. to 275. ;
foreign, 25a. to 27a. per 24 stone.
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OXFORD, Nov. &—Tbere was • quantity of wheat
on offer to-day, with • good • of dealers and
millers; and although • great many wimples of prime wheat
Flanged hands, prices were about the same u this day week ;
inferior samples were not much asked for • previous rates
were not however diminished. The barley trade was not
quite so good, yet tine qualities could hardly be bought
foe lees money. The show of other grain was large, and
former prices were maintained. Flour (seconds), 375. to
395. per sack.

Sratinononott, Nov. B.—We had large supplies of
all pain here to-day, and prices for everything were in
favour of buyen.
Banana, Nov. B.—There was a fair supply of wheat at
our market to-day, but for the mat totollindifferent con-
dition. Good simples, which are • more eau,*
every week, maintained their pries, but inferior parcels
met with a dull sale at last week's rates. In other articles
there WIPADO alteration.

Boa:lure; Nov. B.—There was an average show of
wheat today, and for superior qualities last week's retie
prevailed, but other descriptions gave way Is. to 2s. par
quarter. Best kinds of white were done at 565. to 405.,
and inferior at 48e. to 56e. per quarter ; best red, re,. to
56a. per quarter ; and inferior, 441. to 53. Some flue
samples of foreign were quoted at 60s. to 625. The demand
for barley was confined to the best samples, chiedy for
malting purposes, but late rates were searcely maintained.
Best malting was done at 36e. to 4(h., and grinding at 26e.
to 34e. per quarter. Oats were a dull trade, and only prime
old parcels met with pa/diners. For brat lots the terms
were 265. to 295., and inferior Ms. to 265. per quarter.
• •

WISBECII, Nov. B.—The supply of wheat at market to-
day was good, and met only a slow trade at a decline of
is. per qr. on the rates of last week. Spring corn main-
tained its value. Prices to the grower :—W heat, white.
475. to 515., 631 b. per bushel ; red, 46e. to 49e. Oslo,
lied to le. id. per stone. Beans, 38e. to 38s. per qr.
of 19 stone ; old, 445.

Wolicr.srm Nor. 8. —At this day's market there was
a limited supply of wheat, which was firmly held at the
currency of this day week. Barley dull and rather lower.
Oats 6d. per quarter lower. Beans firm. Peas dearer.
YORK, Nov. B.—The show of wheat to-day was tolerably
good. There was not much life in the trade, and prices re-
oeded It per quarter. New white nailed 50s. to stia ;
new red, 455. to 50a. per 36 stone. There was a moderate
show of barley, for which the demand ruled inactive, sod
prices were ls. per quarter lower ; malting, 34a. to 38.. per
quarter ; grinding, 30.. to 325. per 30 stone. Of oats the
show was middling, and recent currencies were established;
new, 21/I. to 245. per 24 stone.
lURKCALD,T Nov. B.—At our country markets, Wit
week, we had only moderate supplies of grain. Anything
good in wheat sold at comparatively high prime for seed.
Dry malting barley likewise realised more money, sad was
much inquired after, and the prices even of secondary aerie
were in favour of sellers. Oats were withontichanFe. Here,
to-day, we had good supplies of all kinds of gram. False
ready. Dry qualities of wheat and barley sold at fully
more money than last week, and inferior was not any
cheaper. Oat. fully L. per qr. lower. Wheat, old and new,
40a. to 665. per qr. ; barley, now, 245. to 38a; oats, old and
new, 16s. to 275.
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WarrgroaD, Nov. B.—Our supplies of Irish grain coo•
limns small for the season of the year, but we have liberal
arrivals of foreign to report. There has been rather la
activity in our market this week, but former prices hare
bees well maintained ; and in the value of I adieu can a
further advance has taken place. Farmers wheat, though
in poor condition, has met a ready sale at full rates ; and
foreign has been moderately dealt in at prime slightly in
favour of sellers. (bats more easy to sell at prioeb which
were hardly obtainable last week. Barley quiet, but not
chesper. Indian corn in good demand, at en improvement
of 6d. to 9d. per barrel. Flour meets a better ingairY.
Imports this week :—Wheat, 11,730 qrs. ; laluo corn.
7,940 qrs. ; dour, 30 seeks. Exports this week :—Wbrat,
50 barrels ; barley, 96 ; oats, 3,165 ; flour, 1,10'2 sacks
oatmeal, 61 seeks.

Game EASTERN' RAILWAY.—This cowpony •
"harbour line "at Wisbech is nearly completed, and will
shortly be opened for traffic. Arrangements are beiug made
by the company for developing the shipping trade at King's
Lynn, which has been in a languishing state for some thou
past.
The Royal Mersey Yacht Club has decid,i
on holding • ball at the Town-ball, Liverpool, early
December. in aid of the funds of the Royal National L
boat Institution.
Gentlemen who require good and faahionable
DM= can depend on the best materials and latest style 'of olucl
specimen garments are kept for inspection or sale,. at Hama.
ton and Kimptona, 103, Strand, opposite Exeter lisil—ldr'
ligament.)

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