The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

STlGAR.—Baurroc, Nov. B.—The market keeps steady
at the late advance, and a good basilicas haa been done
in rawe sad refined at very full rates.

CATTON.—LIVIRPOOL, Nov. B.—The cotton markrt
was quiet in the early part el the week and though
DIMS was done to • fair extent, prices bad • downward tee.
deacy until Wednesday, when, chiefly in consequence of
the more favourable aspect of continental politics, the de-
mand materially increased. The sales to-day have again
bean large, with more firmness on the part of holders, and
the week closes with little change from last Thursday's
quotations. In Sea Island transactions have again been
large, and in qualities about "far," which are now scarce,
• further advance of Id. per lb. is established. American.
after • decline of fully id. per lb., has nearly recovered
the quotations of Let Thereday. New York advises to
the 7th instant quote middling American cents, costing
to sell in Liverpool 811 per sailing vessel, and qd. per
steamer. For Weed there continues to be a large demand,
which is freely met by holders, at prices showing little va-
riation. In Euptian a good business has been done, and
the better stapled kinds command extreme prices. East
Indiawss freely offered at the commencement of the week,
and became very irregular, and generally id. per lb. easier ;
but with an increasing demand prices have recovered, sad
are now rather higher than last Thursday. Speculators
have taken during the week 5,190 bales ; exporters, 13,040
bales ; and the trade 53,590 bales. We have had • good
demand to-day, and • very strong market, at slightly
higher prices. The sales are estimated at 15,000 bales, of
which u,OOO bales were for export and speculation.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancirment, Nov. &—There has
been a revival to a considerable extent of inquiry to-day
and yesterday in this market, in consequence of the
better aspect of affairs on the continent. Cotton
has advanced in price at Liverpool, and this has had some
effect here. It has involved an advance in the price of
yarns, and of course manufacturers have been compelled
to follow the upward movement in their quotations. A
moderate business was done yesterday at better prices
than could be obtained on Tuesday, but the advance re-
stricted business, and to-day, although we have a very
general inquiry for both yarns and cloths, we find the Name
cause operates to prevent buyers from purchasing. But on
the whole the market may be said to be improved both in
tone and pries.

CORN.--Citm.n&roun, Nov. B.—There was a good
supply of wheat at market to-day and to effect sales
rather lower prices had to be taken ; in beat descriptions,
however, there was scarcely any alteration. White, 745.
to 795.; red, 675. to 7111. ; extra, 71a. Barley Is. to 2a.
lower, with a good supply. Beans scarce, and ls. deuer.
Lnscome, Nov. B.—We have had a moderate supply of
wheat to-day and prices have been le. to 2.. lower. Barley
has been a plentiful show, and to make sales farmers had to
accept 2.. to 3a. per qr. leas money. Wheat, red, 66.. to
71s. ; white, 71s. to 80s.; barley, 365. to 475. ; oats, 33a.
to 3.55. per or.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. B.—At to-day's market there was an
average attendance of buyers of all classes, and in wheat a
moderate business was done, red kinds suffering a decline
of 6d. per mita on the week, and white descriptions a re-
duction of 3d., with the exception of Egyptian, which re-
alised the figures of Friday last. Flonr met a tolerable
inquiry and was unaltered in price. Egyptian beans had
• fair sale and were lid. per r. dearer. Canadian peas
slighl7 lower. Malt dull, with declining tendency. Irish
grinding barley unchanged. Oats ld. per bushel easier.
Oatmeal inactive. Indian corn in limited demand. Mixed,
495. 6d. to 50a. per 48011 u.

WAKEFIELD, Nov. B.—To-day there is very little wheat
offering, and though our miller are not keen buyers,
sellers will not operate, except at very full rates, and
where business is done, last week's currency is fully sup-
ported. Barley slow sale at rather less money. Very
little passing in beans or other articles.

COALS.—Lormou, Nov. B.—Wals End Wharnelitre,
191. Gd. ; Walls End Hatton, Vs. ; Walla End Hatton
Lyons, 191. ; Will. End Kepler Grange, 19s. 9d. ; Walls
End Pendier Primrose, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Original
Hartlepool, 225. ; Walls End South Durham, 19s. tkL
Ships at market, 38 ; sold, 24.