The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-06 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Trehnar EVE vixc.—The market al,
s.eady to-day, at Um. Gd. on spot ; 43a. to 43e. .41.
and December ; 43.. Gd. to 43a. tod. spring ; and 44"
44a 3d. March. Delivery yesterday, 263 casks ; artiv.L
1,396 casks.

MANUFACTIIRM—HUDDERITIF.I.I, Nov. n.—goy,
attending to-day have again hum few, and puichasea
quite as insignificant as heretofore. The general asp,i
the market is one of extreme quietness, and luanufactu:,.
complain heavily of their inability to effect sales in qn.,t
City even when lower prices would be accepted. Stock,
of nearly all descriptions are on the increase, and some ,/
the mills are running short time, with &prospector furthr
curtailment unless some improvement should take place.

WOOLS.—HunDeithriaLD, Nov. I'4—London sales ben,
announced for the 14th, and the probability of 100;41
bales being offered amidst the present depression of tr.. 4..
has put a stop to further transactions, lower prices b 6/,,
expected to rule in London.

COTTON.-lAmPoot., Nov. s.—Quiet market ; prim.
in buy 411' favour. Salsa, 8,000 bales, including Imji,
speculation and export. 1,500 Americas, 7jd. to 9:a.;
150 Pernam, &c., Bjd. to 10,11. ; 100 Musnitani, 80. ti
81d. ; 50 Maxi° and Bahia, 741. to 9d. • 500 Egyptian,
71d. to 131 ;10 Smyrna, 61d. ; 5.390 Surat, sjd. to 7 •
Madras, lid. ; Bengal, Scinde, Ito., 4N. to 5,;,1. ; ":h;
Peru. Bd. to 80. Fair Dhollerab. SA. ; fair Oomrawat
tee, 8;d.: fair Broach, 611 d. ; fair BBesnnggaall sd. ; fair Eon.
Liao, 90. ; fair Pertain, BN.; middling Bowed', B.4..=Wan Orleans, 81d.
COTTON GOODS.—MANCHESTLII, Nov. 5. Our 0132.
to day for cotton yarn has been tame, without on,
pressure to sell. Such business as has been done cook
only be accomplished by sellers accepting a decline of Sd
to N. per lb. as compared with the rates of last Friday,
In cloth there bas been almost a comple absence of bni•
ness since Friday, buyers having adopted a policy of et.
train caution in consequence of the disturbed state it
political affairs on the continent. The values of cloth Moe
naturally turther declined under these circumstances, bet
it is almost impossible to estimate what the actual fall k
prices is, owing to the absence of business. To-duy theo
been a general feeling of depreasion, though there an
cases of buyers offering for small quantities. In such caw
they are only bidding extremely low rates, and these.
owing to the well-engaged position of many manufacturer
Ito order, do not often lead to tninsactiotui.

CORN.—Hru., Nov. s.—At to-day's market a mode.
rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly, at t.
reduction of Is. per qr. Foreign neglected, and although
holders would submit to a moderate reduction, this fail.
to promote transactions, ezoept of a merely retail dia.
meter. Earley for malting rather cheaper, but grinding
from scarcity supports late currency. Bens and peas un-
altered. tats—hoe old maintain late rates. Other tle.
acriptions 61. per qr. cheaper. Arrivals for the week
Wheat, foreign, 11,041 ; barley, 230; oats, 627.

lenwicH, Nov. s.—The supply of wheat was very
limited again today, but the demand being slow buyers
were enabled to supply themselves on rather easier terms.
Wiley
in good supply, and Is. to 21. per qr. lower. Beans
peas firm.

Lesrmi, Nov. 5. —The nominal decline in wheat noted
in Mark-lane yesterday, has but little effect upon the trade
here to-day ; with empty warebowies, holders are not at
all disposed to press sales of the little fresh supply, espe-
cially as France is evidently waiting for a small decline is
the Entlish markets to make more purchases, bidding a,
it does elk. f.o.b. for Lincolnshire reds, but fails to meet
with sellers at that figure. Factors are firm to-day, sod
resist any reduction from the rates of Friday. A goal
show of barley, and prices rather recede. Beau in limited
demand ; other articles as before.
LIVERPOOL, NOV. s.—To-day's market was very well
attended by all chases of buyers, but in wheat only
a moderate business was done, at a reduction of C.d. per
cental on the week. Flour in tolerable request at previous
prices. Iniian corn in limited request as 50a. per qr.
Oats neglected. Oatmeal rather easier. Egyptian beam
and Canadian peas slow, and Is. to Is. lid. per qr. lower
on the week. Malt unchanged. Barley steady at previous
rates.

LYNN, Nor. s.—The weather continues fine and mild,
with westerly winds. At to-day's market we had a thin
show of wheat ; the trade was very firm at fully last weeks
prices. A good supply of malting barley, which em
cleared at le. to 2s. per qr. less money. Grinding samples
fullysa dear. Beans and oats—prices without alteration.
Perimperial qr. to the grower :—Wheat, white, see,
weight, 611bs. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, 755. to 80s. ;
ditto, red, 611ba. to 631b5., foie. to 72a.; barley, brit
Chevalier malting, 5311 m. to 541b5., 41s. to 45e. ; ditto,
runs, Chevalier ditto, 521 be. to 531b5., 40s. to 41s. ; oats,
361 ha. to 381 he., 251. to 2tls. ; beans, 6:llbs. to 651b5.,
to 48a.; peas, maple, 6311 m. to 6411 m., 46e. to 48s.
NCRCASTLI•UPON•TTNE, Nor. s.—The weather still
continues very favourable for out-door operations. At or
market this morning we had a moderate show of *lvy,:
from the growers, and having nothing in since Saturd,r,
the trade, nevertheless, ruled quiet, and very few transic.
than occurred even at a reinction of ls. per qr., the do•
oouraging report from )lark-lane having induced our burn
to act quite on the reserve. Flour a slow aide and wirer.
sales were forced it was necessary to accept a ale,
of
la. per sack. Barley difficult to quit, and rather lowe.
Beans and peas quite as dear. Oats tending cheaper.

SALIFIBriT, Nov. 5.-We bad a large supply of all d-
scriptions of grain to.day of varied qualities, and thee
was a full attendance. Business in wheat in all qualitio
was extremely dull, at a decline of Is. to 2a. per quartet
I Flour dropped Is. per sack. There was a middling inquiry
for best descriptions of malting barley, but rough sort,
were a dull sale ; prices, however, were reduced from I.
to 2a. per qr. A limited inquiry for malt, which barely
maintained last week's prices. Prices in other descriptiour
of grain had a downward tendency, and little business
transacted. New wheat, 56e. to 80s. ; old ditto, 43.. to
765. ; barley, 345. to 48a. ; oats, 255. to 325. ; beans, 44.1.
to 595. • peas, 40s. to 545. ; rye, 20s. to 25.. per qr..
tares, .. 6d. to 7s. per bushel ; flour, 46e. to 525. per
sack ; malt, 725. to 745. per quarter.
CATTLE.-SALIKIHIRT, Nov. 5.-Our market to.day
was again glutted with beasts of a prime and useful cha.
rector, and there was a moderate attendance of butchers
and graziers. Good things were in slow request, on easier
terms, whilst inferior sorts were a dull sale at a good re.
duction in price, and many were left on hand. There was
a very la rp number of sheep penned, the best of which sold
readily at barely late rates, but the more inferior sorts were
but littlecared for; consequently &clearance was not effected.
though offered at a reduction of from td. told. per lb.
Very little business doing in calves. There was a large
number of pigs on offer, and trade was dull ; prices re-
mained steady. Best ox beef ranged from Ids. 61 to
122. 6d. per wore ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to 10s. 61 ;
mutton ranged from lid. total. per lb. ; veal, 7d. to 70.
fresh pork, 7d. to 7td.; green bacon, old. to Std. ; dry
ditto 9d. to 10d. ; small porkers, per score, 92. to
9s. 6d. ; large bacon pigs, Bs. tki. to 9s. 3d. ; sweet pickled
hams, 9d. to 10d. per lb. ; and quarter-old store pigs,
lls. to 14s. each.

PATENT-OFFIce MusgtM, SorTH KENAINGTON.—
Number of visitors for the week ending Nov. 2, 1.970.
Total number since the opening of the Museum free daily
(12th May, 1858), 1,197,360.