The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Famsr Yeemenro.—The market was steeds
to-day. We quote :—Spot 435. 9d.; all the year, 43.. Gd.,
"sellers;" Deo., 435. 9d. ; January to March, 445.; March,
44a. 6d. Town tallow, 44.. net cash. At Public sales 230
casks of fine South American were sold at 465. Gd. ; also
229 make Australian tallow ; the fine sheep, 45a. 6d. to
455. 9d. ; good, 45a. 3d.; beef, 435. to 44a. middling to
vod. Cocoa-nut oil steady ; Cochin, 56a. 6d. to 575. ;
Ceylon, 525.; Sydney omits, sth. fine ; 48.. 6d. to 49.. 6d.
good, to 465. for low and dreggy. Palm oil quiet; Cs fine
Lagoa. Delivery of tallow to laid evening, 852 asks;
arrivals, 1.658 casks.

COTTON.—Livitaroot, Nov. I.—The activity in the
cotton market daring the latter part of last week was tol.
lowed by an extensive hominess at advancing prices on
Friday and Saturday. Since Monday the sales have been
moreited, the market closing quietly, and the advance
in most descriptions has been last. For Sea Island there
has been an active demand, chiefly in medium grades, and
prices are Id. per lb. higher. American continues in fair
request, and after advancing id. per lb., prices closed id. to
id. per lb. above last Tbureday'a rates m all descriptions,
excepting middling uplands and New Orleans. Brazil
continues in good demand, but being freely offered, shows
only a partial change in quotations. The demand for
Egyptian continues good, and the better stapled qualities
being scarce command full In East India, the
business has keen on a large scale ; early in the week prices
advanced about 4d. per lb., which lies mum been lost, and
in some instances a further decline has been established.
Speculators have taken during the week 5,980 bales, ex.
porters 18,340 bales, and the trade 44,830 bales. We have
had only a moderate demand to-day, the market closing
dull, and barely supporting the weekly quotations. The
sales are 8,000 bales, of which 1,500 are for export and
speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—NANCRESTEL Nov. I.—The mu•
bet to-day has been flat and sluggish, with a most limited
amount of business doing in any department. Yarns for
export may be quoted quite id. to id. per lb. lower than
on Tuesday, and home•trade yarns in proportion. Fine
yarns are, however, to some extent an exception, being in
many cases unchanged in price; but this arises as much
from the absence of demand as from the firmness with
which they are held. The prices of yarn are id. per lb.
lower than on Tuesday, and id. lower than on Friday.
Cloth all round is lower, but the reduced rates quoted
have so far led to no increase in business, which continues
to be on the most limited node.

COAN.--CHTLIINFORD, Nov. I.—Tberowas a fair supply
of wheat at market to-day. The weather during the put
week has been damp, which caused the wheat to oonie to
hand in poor condition; such sold slowly at Is. advance,
while beet dry samples sold at 2s. on last Friday's prices
White, 755. to 80s. ; red, 675. to 725. Barley rather lower,
except for finest dosoriptions. Beans scarce, and Is dearer.
LINCOLN, Nov. I.—We have had a good supply of wheat
to-day, but there boa been no change in prices. Barley la
lower. Wheat, red, 695. to 735. ; white, 825.; barley, 3ia.
to 475. ; oats, 30s. to 345. per qr.
Livinroot, Nov. I.—We had a fair attendance at use
market to-day, but the business in wheat was limited, and
prices of white were scarcely supported, whilst red is
to 3d., and Egyptian Od. per cental under the pricti
obtainable on Tuesday. Flour quiet and rather ...M.
Indian corn in moderate request, prices unchanged. Ova
and oatmeal unchanged. Barley dull at previous rata.
Malt inactive.

COALS.—Lowriow, Nov. I.—North Pelton Gas, 13s. 64.
Walls End Hamann, 2k.; Walls End Hatton, 2b. ; Walls
End Hatton Lyons, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End New Lambtoe,
19a.; Walls Fond Eaat Hartlepool, 21..3d.; Walls End
South Durham, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Tees. 21s. 64. ;
Braneepoth Cannel, 18s. 6d.—Shipn at market, 45 ; sold.
36.