The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TUESDAY Emma. —The market was
quiet today. Spot, and ell the year, 43a. to 42e. 9d
January to March, 43a. 3d. to 43e. ; March, 43a. 9d. to
435. 6d. ; April to Juno? 44a. to 435. 9d. ; December only,
42a. 9d. to 42a. 6d. Deliveries to last evening, 469 eases.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDSOSFIZI.D, Nov.l9.—There
have been rather more buyers in the market to-day, but
business transactions have been on the usual limited scale.
Purchases were for the most part of a mbioellaneous cha.
racier with • view to keep up an assortment, but in all
tranihtiona the result was only small parcels. Some few
selections have been made from spring patterns, but of
these not many are yet on offer.

WOOLS.—HCDDZINFIRLD, Nov. 19.—Some few parcels
have arrived from London sales, and although cheaper
they do not find ready narohasere. Holden of well-grown
and faultless wools hold oat for former pr( while in
other descriptions lower prises are accepted.

COTTON.—LryzaPoor., Nov. 19.--Oniet market, prices
barely supported Estimated sales to-day, 8,000 balm, in.
cludiag 1,000 speculation and export 2,000 American,
6d. toyN. ; 900 Pernam, &c., lid. to Rd. ; 200 Mann-
ham, 80. to 81d. ; 200 Mimi° and Bahia, Bd. to bid.;
300 Egyptian, 80. to 80. ; 5,000 Surat, 4id. to 74d.
Madras, 6d. ; Bengal, Sande, &a, 4ad. to 541. Fair Dhol-
lash, 6id. ; fair Omaranuttee, 644 L ; fair Broach, 6ry4. ;
fair Bengal, sd. ; fair Egyptian. 914.; fair Perham, W.;
middling Bowed., 81d. ; middling Orleans, 8141.

COTTON GOODS.-31•Iteassrit, Not. 19. The
yarn and cloth market is quiet. For shipping yarn today
the demand has been exceedingly languid. and prices are
irregular. Scarcely any business has been offering, and to
effect sales spinners would have to submit to a reduction
of id. to id. per lb. below the prices of this day week.
Home trade yarns have also been quiet, and purchases can
be made at rather easier rates than on Friday. There is •
steady inquiry, but it does not lead to much business.
Spinners are careful not to accumulate stocks, and on the
other band buyers will only purchase from stock, or
where very early delivery can be secured. The cloth
market continues inactive. Purchasers have been holding
off, but there has not been much further change in prices
before to-day. This morning the market presented •
very inanimate appearance, and the operations generally
have been but of small account, though we have
to report prices in favour of the buyer. The offers are
exceedingly few, and discouraging accounts from Calcutta
impart additional timidity to the operations of buyers.
All manufacturers come out of contract they appear willing
to accept rather easier term; but the offers generally
making appear to be based on the lowest rates that have
yet been touched. The dulness and inactivity of the
cotton market assist in imparting • similar tone to this
market. Buyers of cloth for the home trade make no
movement, and this branch of the market continues quiet.
Though them is • continued inquiry, it only malts in
small to moderate transactions.

WOOLLEN.—Lame, Nov. 19.—The markets this
morning, both in the coloured and white halls, have not
presented any new feature of special Importance. The
attendance of buyers has been small, and the transfer of
goods has been of the same character. The demand has
been very miscellaneous, and has not embraced large par
cols of any description. A few tolerably good transaction;
for this period of the season have taken place in dark
tweeds, but the transfer has not by any means been large,
and the parcels which now change hands are of the same
character as other makes—only as sorting up. The plain
cloth and coating trades have not varied from our recent
accounts, and have only been inquired after in cases of
necessity. The beaver trade is quiet, few parcels having
met with pnrohaffiers, and the amouct of business done in
baldista has also been limited. Prices have retained their
late position.

CORN.—Horn., Nov. 19.—Weather continues very lice
for the season of the year, and the early sown wheata look
remarkably well, in fact, prospects in futuro as regards
quantity sown, and an extraordinary favourable seed tints,
thus far argue well for the interests, not only of the agri-
culturaliste but the community at large. At to-day's
market a small supply of English wheat, which is taken
off by local millers and dealers at about last week's our-
rency, best runs of red making 675. to 695. per 5041 M. to !
the grower, up to 755. to 765, per 5041 M. for tine white.
Foreign neglected, and to promote business it would be •
lto submit to a reduction of la. to 2s. per qr. on
earae very finest qualities, which sell in retail about
late currency. Barley dull, and all descriptions rather
cheaper. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats dull, and
secondary aorta 6d. to L. per qr. cheaper. Arrivals for
the week:—What, foreign, 22,568 qrs. • barley, 408;
oats, 1,569 ; beans, 2,872 ; peas, 12 ; tares, 214.

Irsw;cm. Nov. 19.—A moderate supply of wheat to-day.
Trade though not brisk was very firm, at last week's
prices. Daley offering freely, and prices in buyers favour.
Bean, and peas without change.
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LZEDI4, Nov. 19.—We have an improved demand for
wheat to-day, and prices are offered by our millers
which factors would hays taken lad Tuesday and
Friday. Barley *ells at rather easier rates. Old beans
in limited demand ; new are inquired for. Other articles
as before.

LTNY, Nov. 19.—The weather the latter part of last
week was unsettled, with plea of wind from the north-
east. Today is fine sad frosty. There was a small show
of wheat at to-days market, which. readily sold at fully last
week's prime. Malting and grinding barley supportedlate
rates. Beans and peas realised quite as much money.
New oats 6d. to ls. per qr. cheaper. Per imperial qr. to
, the grower :—Wheat, white, new weight, 611bs. to 631bs.
per imperial bushel, 755. to 801;. ; ditto, red, 611bs. to
631b5., 665. to 725. ; barley, best Chevalier malting, 531bs.
to 5416 e., 41s. to 445. ; ditto, rune, Chevalier ditto,
521ba. to 631b5., 395. to 41s. • oats, 361 be. to 391b5., to
28s. • beans, 631bs. to 6511 M., 45.. to 485.; peas, maple,
6311):. to 641ba., 465. to 48e.
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NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Nov. 19.—The weather since
Saturday has been cold with tendency to frost. At our
market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat
from the growers as well as from the coast, notwithstand-
ing which a very quiet feeling pervaded the trade, Satur-
day's rates, however, being firmly maintained. Flour •
slow sale, but can scarcely be written cheaper. Malting
barley still tending lower. Grinding unchanged. Beans
and peas in limited request. Oats 6d. per qr. cheaper.
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SALISBURY, Nov. 19.—At to-day's market there was a
good supply of all descriptions of grain, and a good atten-
dance. Businessin wheat was very dull, at a decline of
from le. to 2s. per qr. Flour declined ls. per sack. A
fair amount of trade was doing in best melting samples
of barley, but secondary qualities were a little inquired
for at a similar reduction to that of wheat. Malt was a
dull sale, at no quotable change in value. Other grain
realised last week's prices and trade limited. Wheat,
Ws. to 78s. ; barley, Xis. to '47e. ; oats, 235. to 32a. ; beans.
44;.. to 59a. ; peas, 40s. to 545. ' • rye, 20s. to 25a per
qr.; tares, Is. 6d. to 7s. per bushel ; flour, 465. to 525.
per sack ; malt, 725. to 74.. par quarter.

CATTLE.—Smdssugy, Nov. 19.—Our market to-day
was again very largely supplied with beasts of all qualities,
and the attendance of both buyers and graziers was pretty
good. Beat animals met a good sale, and maintained last
market's quotations, whilst inferior kinds were little carol
for and were sold cheaper, consequently many were left
on .and. Sheep were again as largely supplied as last market,
but trade generally sou doll, at a reduction of 2d. to Q. p't
stone, and a clearanu was nut nearly effected. Very little
business doing in calves. There were a few pigs on offer;
prices were a little better, and more business was doing.
Good ox beef sold from 12s. to 131, per score ; cow and
heifer ditto, 10s. to 10e. tid. ; mutton from 64d. to 7.21.
per lb. for Downs ; veal, 7d. to 7Ad. ; fresh per}, 7d. to
74d.; green bacon, Md. to 8 ; dry ditto, 9d. to 10d. ;
small porkers, per score, 9s. to 9a. ; large bacon pigs,
Bs. 9d. to 9s. 3d. ; sweet pickled hams, 9d. to 10d. per
lb. ; and quarter-old Use, pip, lls. to 14e. each.

RIALTH RMITORID BY DII BARRY'S FOOD TO VIE
&OSUMI, nerves, lugs, and liver of old and young, curing .13 -
pepsin (Indigestion),oonstipation, diarrhata, acidity, heal... he,
mousiest, hysteria, palpitation, sleepiness,debUity, ws,nos.
cough, asthma, fevers, consumption low spirits. 03,000 &mad
ewes which had resisted all medkinest including that of 101
Holiness the Pope.—Thm at 14.10. ;11 b. Id.: 111. • 22'
241 b., 40a —Du Barry and 00., 77, Regent-quadrant. oolon :
also at 61, Gesceeburch-street ; 4, Cheapalde : et awl ISO, Oxford-
stream ; and all grocers and chesulsta.—iAdverttsement.j

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
ALLEN —Ncveraber 17, at Twkkenham-park, Mlddlean, :kir&

J. Allen, of a son.
DRIVER :71Noventber.16, at 17olland place, Dizton•road, the

Wife of Mr. C. H. Driver. of a sun. •
FARLOW.—November 17 at Easham.house, E,;ham, the wife of

J. K. Turlow. Eaq., of a soo.
FROET.—November 17, the wife of Mr. G. B. Frost. of Conti'
bill. Hlghlanry-part, North, of a son.
REYNOLD-R.—November 16, at Bt. Paul's-terrace. Brockley road.
New-aoas, the wife of Mr. R. Reynolds, of • eon.
WELLS.—November 17, at Lyntontottage, FornA.hlll, the irif
of W. W. Wells, Eaq.. of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BERERIDOR—WOWIBEISSPOON.—Novereher 18. at etre;
Stuart-street, Edinburgh, by the Rey. It. 11. Stevenson .1. A
Beveridge, Esq., of Bruoellel.l. to Louisa Martha, daughter of
W. Wotherspoon, Eau., of Billable.
ORIFYITIIS—TREIIKRNIL —November 15, at 84.
Plat anne"
Church, by the Rev. W. Meyer,Mr. J. W. °MIRA".
Torringtonequare, to Sarah, daughter of Mr. W. in:llene, et
Oloueester-reed North, Regeorapark.
BEAD—BROUGIIPPON.— November 18, at St. Saviour." Church.
St. George's-.quire, by the Rev. IL Morrie, captain A. It t
Read. Bengal staff Corps, to Belem, daughter of the late
ULM W. Broughton, R.N.
DEATHS.
rncra —November 17, at Newinutou.ned. late of Ilatupgeni.
Charlotte Klizabeth, wife of IL A. Firth, Emit., aged 78.
KNlGHT.—November 17, at Therucroff, Leatherheal. `•
Knigh, Zan., aged 74.
N.—Novenexe 17. in London. T. °V.I"S. 7.1
PRAPT.—Novesiber tu, at Arlington:street, Piecadi 7. 4d
Anus, wife of Mr. W. Pratt.
WALLACE.—November 18, at Chepstow-place. Loudon,
Eliza Wallace.
WlNG.—November 17, the Rev. W. Whig, rector of St 110.12;
ten, Baatingdowahlre, aged 78.

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