The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TLIIBIILT EVINING.—The mariat dew
firmly to-day at the following prim, via.:—Spot
Jsauary to March, 445. ad. ; October to December, tie. si
buyers; December, 43.. 9d., buyers.

- 001TON.—LtviaPooc, Nov. 6. Market witked
change "Moe yesterday. Sales to-day 8,000 balm, 1.
eluding 2,000 'peculation and export. 1,;)00
124 d. to 17d. ; 200 Pernam, 150. to '&1
Maceio and Bahia, 131 d. to 15td. • 400 Egyptian. '1„41.
to 10ed. ; 100 Smyrna, 11d. to 131.. ; 4,850 Surat, 8,11,
131 d. ; Madras, ; Bengal, Sonde, &c., sd. to y 44.,
China, 10id. ; 150 Peru, 130. to 170.

WOOLLEN. —Lupo, Nov. 6.—We have not to note any
feature of particular interest in the state of the turkey
this morning ; although there has been a moderate ahem.
'nee of buyers, including the representatives of a few lg.
don and Manchester houses, their operations hare ilek
more in the way of looking out for job lots, than direetaihe
the ordinary course of business ; at this advanced paw
few legitimate transactions can be expected to take play
beyond what are selected for outstanding orders. Th
transfer of goods in the Coloured Hall has been MAW
chiefly to tweeds, which have changed bands ie
moderate extent, although the inquiries are far ley
*emerous or animated than they were a few web gr.
but as stocks in the market have been kept within ode
rate commas, they are not as yet by any mem
advance of the demand ; meltons, coatings , and Mk
cloths have been transferred to a very ordinary nut
The sales which have been effected have been mall sal
not numerous. The White market bas varied link-
heavy goods have been in nominal request, a few isahtri
parcels have met with purchasers, though of very item.
sidarable dimensions ; hair-lists have kept up their
demand ; at this period of the year there is generally
falling off in the transfer of every description of goods,
but there is as little discernible alteration in this ohs
as in any we have to report upon. Manufacture's haw
kept up prices in anticipation of the coming wool Wm,
and also in consequence of the firmnes in price of tone
articles used in the manufacture of woollen cloths,

COTTON GOODS.—/imeomeral, Nov. G.—We hat,
had a dbiappointing market in nearly all kinds of slalom
yarns, and, contrary to the general expectation of pn:
ducera, they have been compelled to take rather love
prices to make sales. The amount of business trawled,
however, has been very fair in extent. For these yen,
the market closes quiet. The sellers of top yarns for skp.
ping report rather more doing in them at steady Om,
with a tendency slightly against buyers. In home code
yarns there is no change of prices a
s compared ral
Friday. Cops pretty steady. There •is a small hiss
doing, and buyers supply themselves only fur Wad*
requirements. Of course the demand is restricted to we
extent through a great many manufacturers having cow
menced running their Mills short time. The cloth market
is flat, with but little inquiry for any descriptton. &yes
for India and Chita had aloof, and are making bot
offers, and those few at rates which tellers cannot sestsm
If sales were pressed lower rates would have to be Wm.
Sellers put up their quotation' in consequence of the Mt
in cotton, but such quotations can only be regardei
nominal.

MANUFACTURES. HUDDIRNFIELD, Nov. —ns
buyers attending the market to-day have been Wok
business tranaactions restricted to • few prams a
Oxford and steel mixtures, middle and better elsm fess
goods, and black dowildtis. Heavy patterns for the eats
trade are less inquired for, and low qualities of all dee.
tions are quite dull. The local merchants are doing • Ilk
in spring goods, but very few of them am yet in the cps
market.

WOOLB.—BUDDRIISTIELD, Nov. 6.—There is las
quiry for all kinds of wool except German lambs; piss,
however, are well sustained in consequence of the mill
quantity of Australian to be brought forward at ths st
lag sales, commencing next week in London.

CORN.-Hunt., Nov. 6.-At to-day's market and
supply of English wheat ; beet qualities support lest his
day's currency, but damp and inferior new sells call ads
reduction of la. to 2a. per qr. Foreign of fine pail
fully as dear-extra choice old Dautric nukes 67i.,*1
really prime new yellow Hombre' In first rate steals
60s. to 61•.; ffaxonaka, We. per 4holle. Barley scans, Ng
late rate' fully supported. Beans very dull ; new la
qr. lower. Peas rather easier. Oats, ins aid
cidedly dearer ; new unaltered but slow sale. For*
arrivals for the week:-Wheat, 4,+li ; l.erley, 6,17,;
oats, 628 ; beans, 763 ; peas, 906 ; Indian corn, ces.
lestricm, Nov. 6.-The supply of wheat was tin hia
to-day, and was readily sold at la. per qr. decline be
last week's currencies. Burley in good supply. RN
samples were fully as dear, but ''calory and Weir
descriptions were is. to 2.. Ter qr. cheaper. Beam di
peas firm, but nos active.
LEED., Nov. 6.-Our stocks and supply of abets
too @Mall for the trade to be influenced by the repo .
from Mark-lane ; holders insist upon late rate', tof
though the sales are limited, former pncos are sawing
Most of the barley offering is of inferior quality ;
stla
difficult to sell on any fair terms ; fiue parcels me mi
tered in value. Beans, oats, and other articles as Wes
LYNN, Nov. 6.-To this day's market the Missies
was good, although only a small show of wheat, irbi
sold at fully last Tuesday's prices. Barley in fair ',SP;
malting samples still in active demand, at fall ma;
grinding, prices firm. Beans and oats quite as dem a
last week. Per imperial qr. to the grower - VIA
white, old, 621 be. to 631ba., 58a. to ti 11..: red, ditte.
lift
to 631 be., Ns. to 66a.; white, new, 6111*. to ffillu,
to CAia ; red, ditto, 611ba. to 621b5., 51s. to 555. Pr*
best chevalier malting, 531ba. to 5411*., 45a. to 49a ; be
runs chevalier ditto, 521bs. to 531b5., ... to 42a 0111,
361bs. to 3slbs., 245. to 26a. Bela., ilt& to fa**
to 525. Peas, maple, 631bs. to 641b5., 37a. to 41s.
NEWCASTLE-ON-Tres, Nov. 6.-At our market it
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from do
growers, but from the coast several parcels have viol,
and Mark-lane proving so disappointing factors; 110
vessels required to be cleared, had no alternative bat •
submit to a reduction of Is. per qr. upon nee we"
country red, 59a. being the saleable value per 60416.kr
good runs, natural weight 591ba. to tAbs. Old ins *
lower. Flour met little attention. Fine malting WAY
quite as dear ; other sorts inclining cheaper. la AO
articles we have lint* variation to note.
S.u.nmunr, Nov. 6.-There was a moderate MO
grain, but the attendance generally was thin. There rls
an active trade in good samples of wheat, which dechtd
Is. per qr. Flour nominally unaltered. Best salmi
samples of barley were in requ„st, and maintained lin
rates, whilst one or two very choice samples made reel
sor
last market's es. Malt trade dull, and prices remit
unaltered. Aug
od average busir.ess was done in other
descriptions of grain, at no quotable difformoe in pio,
from List week. Wheat, 56.. to Cie.; barley, 375. to sb;
oats, 946. to 30s. ; beans, 465. to 5$K.; peas, Os. to Yr.;
rye, 375. to 40s. per qr. ; tares, 45. rd. to sa. 6d. perlnsk;
tour, 41s. to 475. per sack ; malt, rbs. to 765. per qr.
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CATTLE.—SALTStrItY, Nor. 6.—The supply of &IP
to-day was comparatively small, and the attendants at
buyers was limited ; the quality w.us not general/7 "ri
All good things sold quickly at full prima ad
riles. in other descriptions ruled plow, at vaned Prisk
and a good many were left unsold. There were a few Pao
a lambs, which sold at the full terms of last mart.
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pig market was but thinly supplied with stock, s
No
ad bl"
ness was dull, prices still ranging very low. tts,
Bd. to 91d. ; lamb, 10.1. to 11d. per lb. Beef, retell
to 9.1. ; veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork, ;d. to
bacon, 8.1. to 9d. ; dry ditto, to 100- ;
score, 9s. 6d. to 10s. ; large bacon pigs, 9s. 3.1. to
sweet pickled hams. loa. to ls. per lb. ;
store pigs, 16.. to 18s. each.