The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-07 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY TRLEORAPH.)
(PPoll 0414 OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
The market mth. r strong at dearer rates. Sales pro-
bably abort I.:Aaa) bake.
MINC!NG-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
. .

SCGAIL—The market is very firm, at fully previews
prices. British West India sold at 30s. to 355. 6d. ;
Mauritius, brown, 305. 6d. ; grainy yellow, 36e. 9d. ;
refined lumps ahoy an advance of 3d., and pieces 6d. per
cwt.

]'cress-The parcels of colonial brought to public Baia
have gone od with more spirit, and at rather firmer prices.
Plantation, minim; and good middling, 75a. to nis. 6d. ;
native Ceylon. good ordinary medium to bold, 51s. to
54a. tid. Other East India coloury, small to fine middling,
70s. to Itis. t;d. ; 695. IiEL to 925. ; pale Java,
765. to 775.
Coco*.-A small parcel of Grenada sold at 48s. to
49a. 6d.
Tn.-The public sales are still in progress ; prices skew
no material change.
FRUIT.-At the public sales, Valencias sold in some
eases at easier pric ;of other articles no change of impor-
tance took place. but sales progress slowly. Currants seal
at 22.. to 2....: 'Valencia raisins, low to tine selected, 2la.
to 555.: Muscatels, good middling to very fine, 795. to
130 s. ; common, ti7s. ; Slone, 325. ; Turkey tigs,low to fins.
to 75a.; Jordan .;monde, 51. 17s. lid.
Rico and SALTPETRE continue dull of sale.
Saoo.-A parcel of good small pearl sold at 17s. tid.
ISs.
TArroc.t.-0) barrels Rio sold at sld. to l;',;(1. ; 200 begs
Singapore, at a slight decline, 40. to 4 ; and 100 kegs
pearl, at la. advance, :r2e. to 324. fid.
SPICER generally see steady at previous prices. Singapore
black pepper sold, 3ld. to :did.; Penang, :1.1. to 3/d.;
ditto, white, 4,.1. to 5d.; Singapore, sd. to 51.1.; Cloves,
Penang stalks, 2id.; nutmegs, small to bold, ls. 2d. to
2L; mace, As. 3d. to 3s. tiel.; ordinary, Is. 9d.
Pimento, 2,d.; ginger, Cochin, good middling, Ws.; fins,
100 s. to 1111.%.
CUCHINEAL.-At the public sales of 2,300 hags,l,Boo bap
were sold, chiefly Teneritfe, black and good and fine
silver at previous prices; interior silver at 2.1. decline;
Teneriffe silver. 2.. ltd. to 3s. 841. ; black, 3s. to 4s. Id. ;
Honduras silver, low pasty to middling, ls. 4.1 to 3a. 241.
ZrORT.-The quarterly public sales are progressing
steadily at full to dearer prices.
Cforrom.-The demand has much improved, a large
business having been done at Jd. per lb. advance.

TALLOW NIARKET.—(TRIS DAY.)
This stork,: is quiet:—Town tallow, 44a. ; Penman.'
Y.C. OR the spot, 435. M. • Year, 436. to 4*. W. ; Deana-
-4.15. ; Spring, 434. 6d.; March, 445.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a fair supply of beast and an active dsemmill
far them. Lab! Monday's qumations are well maintainoi„
There are a few more sheep than on Thursday List, yet the
number is not large. The trade bi very slow, and Mondses
rims are with difficulty sapportod. Calves are rattier
lower. Oar foreign supply consists of 146 beasts, TA sheep,
1 calf, and '2:l pig&
nor stone of 000, a. 4. ad. I Par done of 8114. v. 11. ad.
Best Soots, 11,rads. 486 2 , Drat Dusd tif.tallSh 0 0 I
Bost Short-bomi 464 10 , Hoot Long•wonb,.... 4 4 111
Second goal beats 243 11 1 110. do. Shorn.... 0 0
Calves
rhcv ... _ 4 8 Da. do. :tom._ 0 a
Best lona 111.f.'nol. 4 8 6 0 .
.o.lna . . . . ire
173
Eoatta at a. trlirt, 1,010 ; sheep lambi. 3,i380; ,
Offal. 140.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THH DAY.)
Mr. Char:vs Jame Easton reports trade slow at the fol.
lowing prices, viz. :—Priallo clover, 90s. to le:e. ; inferior
ditto, des. to 755. ; prime hay, 725. Cot to t4s. ; We-
ster ditto, 5.55. to ae. ; straw, Vs. to 325.

A HEALTHY SEASON.—The low death-rate and
high birth-rate of the third quarter of the present year
calved the number of deaths to be less than half the nem-
her of births in eight of the 40 counties of England—
namely, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Monmouth. Worcester.
Salop, Stafford, and Rutland ; and also in three of the 12
counties of Wales—Glamorgan Brecknock, end Montgo-
mery. The same may very nearly: be said of five east
English counties—Bucks, Cambridge, Eases, Hereford, sod
Linoolt.
THE SCMMER. or 1867.—The meteorological IF
turns collected by Mr. Glaisher, the presid-nt of the Ms**-
, orological Society, from 30 diat.icta of England show u the
highest temperatures of the year in those places 90 deg. at
Manchester and Leeds, 901 at Boston. and 91•2 at Rey..
ton—all in the month of August. The returns indulge
several of the watering-Oar., and show a temperature d
I 78'5 at Sidmouth, 79'2 at Worthing. sl-9 at Earitbowest.
82 at Bournemouth, Ktt at Tunbridge-wells, 84'2 at
84* at Clifton, tea at Llandudno.

*parting intritifienrc.

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN .MLEIINo
WII4III6DAT.

To-day there way even a larger, tternlnn,i• t 'lnn yesterday,
awl the weather was again delightfully re. The eee:d.s
iseaght to issue were interesting, 1,-,t no: generallr
great importances.* account of ttc s-as n being now h,)
near ire c 10... Prince linge opered •a:•.••• Corittl.;•l-.
Hardie ii nil :al., in which Marie L• • is, ai,o seems Lies e.
at the tiniber•topping Medusas. la.ot. ' vietoly.tia•
amend being one of the most unfortunate of Lord Star. •
feed's inifintunate horses, Thallassios, who it will be t.••
metal...ere,, gave great promise in his her career, '.
Ake tithed. in the:sone 'bible, failed a a-a: to nothing
seat remarmible manner. The Lieerpoo. .7c nrsery t
Yardarm, who seems one of the most :iroving younger..
in training, ;did the Maiden Plat, fer. Heroin:or-1,
whereby the backers of Kenyon lan tmar bets a mrCol..;
time in the In the Grant ls...ft the
really grvat •-teeplechaser Meatimital Liii.aef is
Awe form. for with the steadier of !_s; he cantered in
as easy • -r by air lengths in (me'. of a respe
Geld. He will dudingui.h himself ohm ore thau one ocra •
ilea to come if the handicappers are .t all merciful to
him. The last event was earned ol! by :kylark, wit,. for
ame took it into his head to try.
Tne Cuiz,/4:111AN fillitl.LK HANI/ey, of soya. e',.L,
with Fit I :kil de .1 ; penalties and allowun;:es.
owes tom Nights of hurdies. (Five

Inunc, h 3 0111,1..,:27ty,•:, .'acne.,. 4
r. ..4 I 1110 itilh es!
lisallassims, 5 yrs, et .:ar net 411,
Muretnin•
Inn) '.nsty).l !::,,1410311, 3 yrs 104 . •.;
Tier (1,,1,e)re ale, ram: Contract and .1 • In nil
Betting I. to 4 apt Maria Louise, I each apt Tur•
Mil sad Emisleigh. The favourite, with Ludsleigh sat
Ur quarter., cut out the work, Cusitr..tt lx•ing slightly Ist
advance I,f Turmoil, Tlsallamius bringing up the rear in: a
quarter of a mile, when Contract was puled b..ck into :Le
sear of Turmoil no change occurred till reaching the milt •
post, when Endshigh took a clear read. which he main-
talued to the turn into the straight, w!, m the fartr.•!ite
and turmoil Joined hint, the trio rtinniti.„.• iu compaLy to
the last un clearing which im.h Eudslagli and
Turmoil were beaten, and Maria Louis:" was left to win is;
acanter by two lengths. Thallassius w. 4 second on suite:-
awe, a length in advance of ; Turmoil
fourth, heateu two leugths ;and Contract tut.
if NI,II' Al. PLATE of 40 MOTS, fur ::.yr•u:da and upwa:,:...„
About six furlongs.
Lord t: I ,Amortan,l's The Star, by cal., a di vent)
Itypartre. h oat 121). ,Keny.4l
Sr. Itobyria* nyrweat, 3 yrs, Gat 3114
Lashy. It yrs. Ost 711, ..... Peppier A
also nut—Wee:tut Trump. Attache, Lou;,t
41141 ()Lynn,.

Betting Even on The Star, 100 to I:, each apt Eaaby
awl Dement. The Star jumped utt in front, but afti.r
going litiout a bondred yards was jotted by t,h:een of
Tryon., and the pair ran together lighdy in advance of
Derweut. Oberon bringing up the r. 4r. Outside the
distance queou of Trumps was beaten, mil Derwent Ina
left in mound place, but The Star won very easily by three
lengths. Two lengths separated the 91CCUM1 and third, and
four lengths int 4 rimed between the third and fourth.
lainghatu w.ui fifth, Polka sixth, and tlueen of Trumps
seventh. Oberon did not pass the post.
Tile. Els r.yrian. Nrsseer (Handicap.: of 100 soya., for
Ityrolds ; winuen extra. Canal l'inut in (nearly six
furlongs).
It,. lle.oluaan's Yardarm, by BuecaLeer—l'enslty, 7st
Peppler I
Mr. P. Knlith's Mors, 74 11Ib 'Cameron!
Br. it. H. Jones's Amendment, ilst Pelt, Butler; a
The followil.g also ran. --Northern Str.r, Purveyor, Buttercur.
Vortlgern, Dodler. Ludy Rose, Thorndyke, n'uuler„ and
man's hide

Beitib, II to 8 apt Yardarm, r, to I apt Flora, to
apt Slander and Amendment, and 100 to d offered apt
my other. Northern Star made play, attended by Amend-
ment, Thornilyke, Duffer and Vortigern, who got the
went of the start, bringing up the rt.- to the turn into
lbe sti eight, where Slander took up the running, being
wailed on by Yardarm to the dilli&LlC/, where the Let-
asetioned drew away, and won in toe commonest of
loiter.' by four lengths ; two lengths divided this second
and third, and a length third and fourth, Buttercup being
in the latter position. Slander was sixth, Northern Star
wreath, Purveyor eighth, he last lot being Thorndyke,
and Defier.

MAID/:\ PLATE of 50•0va., for fieyr.olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ;
lilies and geldings, Wt 71b; selling allowance& T.Y.C.
(lelf-a-mile). (8 subs.)
Lord We.ticorhind's Berannianus, by Lanibtou—Zenobla,
by siaiie OM gib ,Kenyou 1
Lnaplainh c by Ounboat—Troda sat 311,
•raunou,
ar H. Dr Traff.rd's If bootie Win, net .
The folios log slaw ran :—ltravado. Paraili4c. and Footlight.
Betting : 3do 4 apt Herennianus, 6 to 4 agst the
trona cult, and 10 to 1 " bar two." The Trocia colt
made the running, closely followed by Ilinette and the
avourite, the latter of whom took up the running at the
asganoe, and won cleverly by a neck. Two lengths sept-
Naiad the second and third, a like distance also dividing
the third and fourth. The winner was purchaaed by Cap-
tain Michell for 240guinees.
Tux GRAM, Herron STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) of 150
syn., added to a 8 seepstakes of 15 son. each, 10 ft ; win-
ners extra. About three miler. (b' subs., 24 of whom
desiare, awl pay 3 sovs, each.)
ger. (locales Ileanwood, by Oniston, dale by Cowl -The
Mite... I. lad an
Hr. (reena King of Hearts, &red. lilt 311,
(Captain llsrclayi
tie O'Keefe's Pentane, 4 yrs. list Olb
The following also rail :—Tallyho, The :lover. The Doctor,
1. N. U., Piti.oner, Haas, Knave of Trumps, The daub, and
Tr. _ _

lfettis sto 2 apt Pensioner, 9to 2 eget King of
Igietti. to 1 egst Meanwood, 100 to 12 apt The Scrub,
and 10 to 1 each agat The Doctor, Plover, and Fernaoe.
After one ineffectual attempt the lot were despatched to
a capital start, The Doctor being the fast to show in ad-
✓ance' attended by Roes, The Scrub, and Tallyho, next to
whom in a body came Pensioner, Knave of Trumps, and
L. S. D., the Let pair being Meanwood and The Plover.
The first Night of hurdles were cleared by The Doctor,
Moss, and Knave of Trumps almost abreast, but before
remising the water jump The Doctor and Knave of
Trumps were clear of Koss, but "The Knave," blundering
co landing, carne down, but neither horse nor rider sus-
tained any serious injury, although they persevered no
further. The Doctor from the jump am need a clear lead,
Tally-Ike, beading Koss, went on se,ond. and before
reaching Beecher: Brook be took up :he running,
Pensioner, L. S. D., and Meauwood following
M short intervals in the order enumerated, clear
of The Doctor, Farnane, and The Scrub, who
were a long way in advance of Trap, hoes, and The Plover,
who were following. hopelessly in the rear. No change in
the position indisated occurred until clearing Valentine's
Brook, where King of Hearts assumed a momentary lead,
bat before reaching the next fence (that before the Canal.
bridgm, where The Doctor and Pensioner appeared beaten,
ittgallit INA west up to the leaders. Making the turn
fee the straight Tally-ho was beaten, and Meanwood, heed-
ing King of Hearts, came up the straight pulling double,
and won with the greatest ease by six lengths. Farnane,
who beaded Pensioner (eased when pursuit was hopeless),
at the distance was third, beaten a similar distance, whilst
1.. S. D. cantered in fourth, The Doctor fifth, Pensioner
Math, The Scrub seventh, and The Plover eighth, wide
iaterv.ds separating the lot, Ross, Tally-ho, and Trap
walked in with the crowd.
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THE SLLLINU STAKES of 3 son. each, with 2i added.
Biz furlongs. (5 subs.)
Lord B. Pages Primx Louis, by Stockwel—Heave Hom-
burg VIU,. Y yrs, ant Butler 1
captain Marbell4 Thendsto 'LW:, 3 yrs, fist 61h cannon
)Ir. it. Harrison's Thu Dunce (a:304 2 Yri, 651 11th_

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