The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —SATURDAY Evwxa. —Tbil market was
steady to-day. Spot and all the year, 465. 6d. ; January to
March, 475. ; March, 475. 3d. Delivery to lad evening,
1,232 casks ; arrivals ditto, 267 casks.

corrolt—LnintrooL, Nov. L —We have had more
inquiry for ootton to-day, with dearer prices. The sales
am 7,000 bales, including 500 American, 23d. to 24d. ;
6,100 Surat, 10d. to 17d. ; 403 Egyptian, 15d. to 21d. ; of
which 4,000 are for speculation and export. To-day's im-
port is 1,294 bales.

COTTON GOOD& —ll Mrcoserro, Nov. L—The market
has had a downward pressure throughout the week. In
foreign market., including India, which is the largest, all
attempte to get up the prices to a level corresponding with
values here have entirely failed. In some of our foreign
markets goods are undoubtedly scarce, but low as stocks are
seller; are unable to get them into consumption at remune-
rative rates. This being the case, shippers in our market
are doing nothing worthy of mentioning, and though pro-
duction is rapidly decreasing, sellers do nottind much encou-
ragement from it. Cotton bad given way up to yesterday
evening very decidedly, from the double cause that non-
, sumption has lessened and stocks have increased. Yarns
and cloths are declining at a slower rate, because the prim
of them have never been proportionably high, and because
stocks of them aremostly in the hands of wealthy capitalists
' who are disposed to hold, but nevertheless the tendency of
prices is downward, and many descriptions of yarn sod
cloths may be purchased at lower rates than were obtained
last week. Exceedingly little business has been effected io
any branch of the trade, and though prices are lower in many
mem, there is much irregularity, and much greater firmness
on the part of some of the holders than others. Messrs. Da
Fay and Co.'s. monthly trade report, issued this day, gives
• table. the following abstract from which shows at •Oioce
the deal.' in prices since the let October :
Oct. I. Nov. I.
s. d. & d.
Middling New Orleans Cotton 284 .. 0
Ws Mule A • 0 .. 11
20's Water B 1 11 .. 10
90 Inch printers, 66 reed, 29 yards
SO 29yds. Übe..lea II 0 .. 9
27-hich 00 ~ 29784 41b4 loss l3 0 .. 9
72 „ Wide albs l2 4 .. 1 10e
90-inch al;irtings 60 „ 391yds.
„ 201 y& 713.. 12oss l7 6 .. 1 6
72 „ 30 yds. Sibs. Wes 2O 0 .. 20 0
30.biat ~ 62 „ 13 6 .. IS 0
56 „ yds. 7114 l4 9 .. 14 0
03 „ SD yds. Sibs. l7 0 .. IS 0
39}yda. gibs 2O 0 .. 20 0
A t the close of business to-day we have a telegram from
Lirerpool_stating that cotton has rallied in consequence of
higher quotations brought from New York be the Persia,
and probably this nay have • favourable effect on the
prices of yarn and cloth next week.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lime, Nov. I.—The markets
this morning have only Leen quiet. In the Coloured Hall.
• few meltons and fancy coatings changed hands, and the
small quantity of tweeds there was also met with ready isle.
In the White market there was less animation than we
have noticed of late. Witneys and other autumn fabrics
took the lead, but the aggregate tnuieactions were not con-
siderable. Rates are fully sustained.

HARDWARE—BMW/GRAN, Nov. 1. —The trade of
this town continues good ; orders are coming from the home
and foreign markets for the clam of goods usually in demand
at this season. All the largest manufacturers are getting
orders on their books beforehand, and such of them as are
not in that condition have quite sufficient to keep their
full complement of hands actively employed. The lamp.
makers, tube-makers, metal rollers, and wire drawers, have
1 all experienced a considerable improvement. As to the
foreign trade a few orders have just come in for the West
Indies, and there is rather more inquiry for goods for
India. The district trades are most of them in a satisfac-
tory state ; at the ((mealier there is increased animation.
The iron trade is gradually getting brisk ; the
second-class makers are obtaining better priors, and
the works are in active operation. A somewhat serious
failure in the district has been announced in the course of
the week ; Mr. Samuel Griffith., metal broker, and ex-
tensively in the iron trade, has had a petition in baakruptc
riled against hem in this court. He surrendered on Wed.
nesday. and the first meeting is fixed for an early day in
November. The liabilities are variously estimated, but
120,0001., is said to be an approximate, of which 53,000/. is
unsecured.

CONN. —CIMBRIDGIC, Nov. I.—Wheat maintained last
week's price'. Barley was in large supply, and, except for
the finest quality, was barely so dear. Wheat. 445. to
Us. ; barley, 325. to 38a. ; oats, 20s. to 28s. ; beans, 36a.
to 445.

CARUBLE, Nov. I.—There was a moderate supply of wheat
at our market to-day. Wheat was slow of sale, but best
samples of new were cleared off at an advance of 6d. per
bushel, other sorts being unaltered in value. Oats met •
fair demand at lost week's prices. Barley small imply and
sold readily at late rates. Wheat, white, new, lis. Gd. to
20s. Gd. ; old, 21s. to Vs. • red, new, 16e. 6d. to 19s. B 1 ;
red, old, Ws. to 21a. ; barley, new, 12a. 6d. to Bk. 6d. ;
old, 12s. 6d. to 13s. lid. ; oats, potato, new, . Bs. lid. to 10s. •
old. 11a. to 12a.; common, old, 10s. to lle.;beans, new, 15e.
to 16e.; old, 21a. to 21a.

Cotcustriat, Nov. I.—A fair eupply of wheat, large
of barley, and fair of other grain. Wheat in slow demand
at late prima. Barley, beans, and peas dull, at prime barely
equal to last week.
GUILDFORD, NOV. I,—The supply of wheat to-day was
moderate. Trade was very languid for all descriptions, but
prime were without change from the rates of last week.
Melting barley in request and la. per qr. dearer. Wheat,
48e. to 66e. ; barley, 325. to 40s. ; Gala, Zhu to We ; '
pos. 40e. to 42. a per qr.
HERTFORD, Nov. I.—A moderate ■opply of wheat;
prices le. per load dearer, but trade dull at the abases.
A good demand for malting barley and prime epla rather
higher for grindieg lots. Oats, beans, and peas, all ready
sale at late rates. Wheat, new red, 33e. ; white. 36e.
per load ; old red, Me. ; white, 37e. per load. Mat*
barley, Ms. to 3ss. ; gee, 40e. per qr.
LEICILSTIR, Now. I.—There was a good supply of wheat
and the attendance of farmers and factors was somewhat
numerous. Buyers operated steadily, and prime were again

very hit sew,
firm. Old we sold at 60a. to 625. ; V.*.
to 525. ; old red, Ms. to 575. ; new, 43e. to 495. per
36 stone. Barley was a tolerably good show, sod with
a firm feeling in the trade prices were about Is. per quarter
higher; malting, 34e. 4e 40a per quarter; feed aorta, 3us.
to 32a, per 30 stoma Of oats there wee a moderate supply,
and recast rates were supported; old, 29.. to 31s. ; new,
22a. to 24e. per 24 stone.
NiWfaefts-trrox-Trex, Nov. I.—At our market this
morninigre bad a good supply of wheat from the
.growers,
and having little left on board ship unsold, a clearance w,e
steadily acted, at about the retie of this day se'oniglit.
In south country or foreign few transactions transpired,
Inkhorns feeling unwilling to sell except at very full prios.
Upon the whole, however, a more subdued feeling pervaded
the trade than last week. Flour met rather leaf attention,
bus in its value little change of moment can be reported.
Malting barley quite as dear, and in fair request ; grinding
unchanged. Malt, unless fine, difficult to quit. Ye se
much the same. In cote little stirring, and prices no.
changed. The arrival, this week are :—What, coastwise,
4,421 qrs. ' • foreign, 75. Barley, coastwise, 1,:;78 ; foreign,
11. Malt,coestwise, 156. Oats, coastwise, 1,315 ; foreign,
396. Beans, coastwise, 60. Flour, coastwise, 1,393 sacks.
Indian oorn ffour, 300 reeks.

NORWICH, NOV. 1.-There was a very good rupply
of wheat at this market to-day, sod last Saturday's pricci
were supported for all descriptions. There was a fair
quantity of barley offering, and the rates of last Saturday
were fully maintained for both malting and distilling sort...
In oats, beans, mad pear little or nothing doing. riot,
without alteration. Whits wheat (weighing 571 be. to 6:111...),
60s. to 52e. ; red ditto (weighing 571bs. to 631ba.), 441. to
50• ; beet obscener malting barley (weigkag 531te. to
541 be.). 38s. to 39a. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 5211a5.
to 531b5.), 35e. to 371. ; distilling ditto (weighing 491bs. to
Mike.), Me. to 34e. ; eats, 245. to 28s. ; beans, 38s. to 40e. ;
pees, 38a. to 40s. per qr. ; flour, 36e. per each.
Norrtatiewr, Nov. 1.-There was • good rupply of
wheat for them:won, and some of the samples were in fair con-
dition. The demand ruled firm,and the best sorts made rather
more money. Old red made 565. to 60a. ; new, 46a. to 524. ;
old white, 58a. to 645. ; new, 50s. to 56e. per 36 stone. The
supply of barley was fair, sod a steady demand was ex-
perienced at rather over last week', rates ; new maltiog,
3f.s. to 425. ; foreign, 365. to 43e. per qr. ; grinding, 295. to
32.. per 30 stone. There was • tolerable show of oats.
which maintained their value ; old, 25a. to 31s. ; new, 2a.
to 275. ; foreign, 25e. to 27e. per 24 stone. ,

Oxman , Nov. I.—There via rather • liberal supply of
wheat at this market today. The best qualities slightly
improved on last week's quotations. Old white wheat made
from 56e. to 625. per qr. ; old red, 500. to 565. ; new white,
48a. to 60s. ; red, 464. to 545. The barley trade was a brisk
one, more particularly for that used in the brewing trade,
las minders were eagerly picking up the best sorts, which
readily obtained quite 2s. more than this day se maiglit,
prices for inferior samples ruling from 30s. and upwards for
grinding purposes, whilst the primest for malting realised
43a. Other kind of grain remained about the lams as last
week. Oats ruled from 201. to 29a.

PITZIDOROUGB, Nov. I.—We had a very large supply
of wheat and barley here to-day, and a very dull trade for
both at somewhat lower prices. Not so many MU 9% last
week, and • ready sale for them at ed. per qr. advance.
BALDING, Nov. 1. —There was a good supply of wheat it
our market this morning, with a pod attendance. The
wheat was in wretched condition, which caused purchasers
to be very reluctant in buying, and the market must be
quoted dull, with a downward tendency. Barley also comes
in bad condition, but malting having just begun, there is •
trade for it, and prices remain unaltered. in other articles
the trade was of a nominal character.

R00E18721; Nov. I.—For good dry samples of white
' wheat the terms were Is. to 2s. in advance of tbose of led
market, prime mmples of white realising from 545. to 58E,
and a few extra fine samples 60s. per quarta ; inferior
white was 48e. to 545. per quarter. Best red was quoted at
' 50s. to 545., and secondary kinds at 465. to 505., but in con-
sequence of much being in damp condition its sales were
very few. Of barley thore was rather a limited supply, sod
best lota, especially these for malting purposes, advanced
la. per quarter ; other kinds unchanged. Oats were in fair
supply, and the full terms of lest week reslisod.
WISBECIL, Nov. L—A good supply of wheat at market
to-day, and more oats. Red wheat made last week's Cz
and white Is. more. Oates 6d. per qr. clearer.
barley, la., as last week. Prices to the grower :—Whest,
white, 48s. to 525., 831 b. per bushel ; red, 475. to 50..
Oats, 11d. to la. per stone. Beans, 365. to Ms. per qr.
of 19 atone.

Woacremm, Nov. L—There wee an imireased amply
of wheat at market to-day from the fanners, for which
higher priom were demanded, but the sale wee slow at shoot
last week's ram. Barley inquired for,and tending ntarardl.
More doing M oats. Beane and pees held far quite sa math
money. - . .

Yoie, Nor. I—The market was well supplied with
wheat, most of the samples being of this year's growth.
i The quality of the samples was fair, and a steady trade was
. done at the extreme rates of bet week. New white, 50e. to
fait ' • new red, 45e. to 60e. per 36 atone. Barley was in
good request, and the show being moderate sales were
effected at rates tending upwards ; malting, 34e. to Me. per
quarter; grinding, 301. to 3N. per 30 stone. The show of
oats was middling, and business was done at former Winne,
225. to 245. per 24 /tone.
KIRKCALDY, Nov. I.—At our country markets, this
week, we have again to repot t 'mall supplies of all kinds cf
grain. We experience an Improved demand for all quellties
of staff, and prices may be quoted exl. to la. per qr. lOgher
on wheat and barley, and oats DO lower. Here, to-clay, we
bad only moderate supplies of all kind, of grain ; sales ready.
Wheat and barley fully ls. par qr. dearer. Oats much as
last week. Wheat, old and new, 365. to 61s. per qr. ; bur-
ley, new, 235. to 335. 6d.; oata, old and mew, 20s. to 26e. 31.

Weissman. NOV. I.—We have had scanty supplies of
home-grown grain this week, sad our arrivals of foreign are
only moderate. The improved feeling noted in our market
oa this day se'nnight has been well maintained. and for
nearly all articles of the trade we have experienced a good
demand at higher prices. Irish wheat realize; an advance
of 3d. to 6d. per barrel on prime samples, and foreign corn.
mends a free sale at a similar enhancement. Oats difficult
to sell, most of the samples on offer being in very poor con-
dition, but holders refuse to take less money. Barley in
fair request at unaltered rates. Indian earn goes steadily
into consumption at a further advance of 3d. per barrel.
Flour the turn dearer. Imparts this week :—W heat,
5,032 rim ; flour 134 barrels. Exports this week :—Wheat,
100 barrels • haAriy, 50; nett, 8;303 flour, 1,061 mkt;
oatmeal,
oatmeal, 93 sacks.

CATTLE.—Canustr, Nov. I.—To-day the show of
beasts on the Sands was very large, and eomprised short-
horns, tack and calving cows, Highlanders, Galloways,
crosses, and Irish. The supply from our local grazinp wse,
both as regards number and quality, very good. in this class
a good demand was experienced early in the day, the rates
current showing no alteration from those of last weak.
Shorthoros were not so numerously repreesoted,, sad
the bulk of the stock was composed of young heifers.
Highlanders were also a small show, but some lota of
three-year-olds were of good quality. There was a large
show of Galloway., and the trade done in them
was rather brisk, the improved weather having a tendency
to induce feeders to purchase. Compared with late markets
the supply of Irish cattle way limited, and the general qua-
lity being inferior, little business was doing. Shaer.—
There were on offer two or three large lots of blackfaeed
sheep, Cheviot ewes, and crosses, and several small socks
of Cheviot and half-bred lambs. Buyers were seams in the
morning, and little seemed doing. The stock of young PP
on offer to-day in our market was again large—SS
and a brisk trade was douse at prices a little over those car.
rent last week, the average rate for good young pip Wog
about 12a. and 14s.

DR. DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL.
—The lancet, in an article highly eulogistic of Dr. de Jonglfs
researches, &reeves : - The eompo..itiou of genuine Coil Loa
Oil is not so simple as might be supposed. It is certain that oils.
which are anything but the oil of the liver of the cod. are oft.ti
sold as such. We End Dr. de Jongh s Light. Brown Col Liver Oil
to be genuine, and rich In iodine and the elements of the bile.'
Bold only In imputed bottles, 24. G 1 , 4a. Pd., and 9s. Is Is
Jongh's agents. Auer, Hartnett, and Co., 71', Strand, Liiske.
and cheraistn—fAdvertlsement I