The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-14 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

WARK-LANZ.-ITHIB DAY.)

There is mew a change In the Weather. The wind has
veered mind to the westward, or the opposite quarter, and
it is very bray. The mercury has fallen very much the'
lost few days, and the barometer indicates bad weather.
The quantity of English wheat fresh up this week is mo-
derate. Flour, contracted. Barley and oats more liberal, '
hut beans and pe....s short. Scotch barley io fair supply, bet i
oats small. Irish oat*, a few fresh op this week. The
foreign arrivals ere this week liberal of wheat, mostly
Pranks and Russian. Flour, a small sup; ly of sacks front
France and Spiin. Barley very limited. Oats a short
quantity from Denmark, Sweden, und Bused'.
The wheat trade to-day is in the Dame dull state es on
Monday, hardly anything doing and a very thin attendance
of buyers. Quotations remain nominally the same.
Barley trade dull ; fine malting sorts fully maintain
prices, but other descriptions rather lower.
Oats slow; fine old corn about the same value, but new
descriptions a very dull trade and somewhat cheaper.
• Beans and pees scarce and about the same in value as on
Monday.
Flour trade without alteration from Monday ; Norfolk,
at 425. to 435. ;_ American and French a dull trade.
FLOATLIO CA LC:01:8 are rather cheaper of wheat and
ruaise, but buyers expect lower
WHEAT.-Englioh : Essex sad Kent, white, new, 50s. to
625. ; ditto, fine old, Ms. to 65..; ditto red, new, 44.. to 585.;
ditto, fine, old, 345. to 635. ; Norfolk, /cc., fire, old, 62a.
665. ; red, new, Ds. to Ms. Foreign: Dentate., 645. to
nth. ; fine, 66.. to 745. ; Konigsberg, 565. to 645. ' • ditto,
extra, 645. to tills.; Restore, 665. to 6So ; fine, old, 695. to
715. ; American white, 60s. to 675. ; ditto red. 595. to 64..
BABILiT.-Engtish malting, 445. to 50a.; grinding, 27a to
Mkt; distillieg, 44.. to 50s. per qr. ; foreign grinding,
33a to 395.• ditto distilling, 3215. to 40s.
MILLT.--i= Essex and Norfolk, 52,. to N 's. • fine,
Me. to Ma ; 'ton and town made, 535. to 695.; fine, 64a.
to 76a.; flue, 514 a.; pale, 77e.
Oart. ish feed, 255. Od. to 30s. Oil ; potato,
+.s. to 295. ; ore gn, 235. Pd. to 31s. Od.
BLUM -EnAlisla tick, 435. to 48s. ' • harrow, 445. to 51a ;
pigeon, 50a to US. ; foreign, 375. to 465.
Nam. -guglisb toilers, 44.. to 495.; maple, 475. to 485.;
grey, 42.. to 461.; foreign, 44.. to 48e.
FLOM - English town, Ms. to 57..; country, 435. to
475.; household., 45e. to 515.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 425. to
435.; French, 41s. to 50s. per sack ; American, 31s. to 3tis.;
Spanish, 41s. to 52..

aItRII4Ld INTO LONDON PROM NOV V. TO NOV. Id.
En;Liab and Scotch. Web. YoreLan.
Wheat
Bar:ey -
I akts
51.8 t
lagllth flour. 300 sacks; foreign (lotu, 31)0.

MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
SCOWL—The public salve are progressing heavily, but
holders show flrmpesa. Refined upaltere,.

COFFEY.. —The large pulite sales arc going off with
steadiness.
TU. —The private contract market is stagnant, awaiting
the revolt of the large public sales, to commence to-morrow.
Rice continues in fair demand at previous rates.
Rut.—A limited businew done at previous rates.
CorroN.— No sales reported.
SALTPLITZhti declined Gd. _ . .

SLICKS. —The public tales are going off without showing
any material alteration in prices.
Markets generally have been dull to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady. Town tallow iq quoted
60.. 6d., net cash ; Peterehung Y.O. on the mot, 60c 9d.
all the year, 00s. ; December, 60.. 9d. to 61s. ; January
to March. 61s. to 61s. 6d. ; April to June, Mc 6d. to 60e.
October to December, 11(11, 581.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattendeu and Smith report a quiet trade doing
in moat descriptions of new, yearlings, and old hops, for
cmaumption, at arm rate,.

COAL MARKET.---(THIS DAY )
_ .. _. _ •

Walls Sod Omens, 23a. 13d. ;lls End Belloe:21s. 6d.;
Walls Eod Ede■ Maio, 21s. 61. ; Pea.e'd West. 1611. 6d.;
Gawber Hall Hartley, 18s. &1.-20 shim at market.

Szu.tmo liras AT Funs.—The following letter
appears In • Carmarthenshire paper :—" Inland Revenue,
Somerset Roue's. —Sir,— Referring to your report of the
17th, I am to instruct you to inform the clerk to the magis-
trates for the county of Carmarthen that the board are
sisal that it was not intended by the 37th section of the
gird and 24th of Victoria, chap. 113, to repeal the privi-
leges expressly granted by former acts of selling beer with-
out license at legally conetltuted fain and races, and that
ouchyrivilege and exemption still exist. —I am, sir, roar
obedient servant, Wu. CORBETT. U. loffere, Esq., collec-
tor, Carmarthen."
WIRT MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total traffic re-
ceipts of this company for the fortnight ending November 4
hare been 13.0563'. 18s. 4d., and for the corresponding
fortnight of 1869 they were 13,1531. 3a. 9d.. The expendi-
ture amounts to 6,4141. 4a. 4d., or at the rate of 42.01 per
cent.,
_whilst the expenses for the corresponding fortnight
of 1859 amounted to 5,5451. ls. 3d., or at the rate of 42.15
percent. The aggregate receipts for thetint Moe fortnights
and one day of thu lialf•year, amount to 133,044/. 3d., as
against 118,3791. 19e. 241., for the corresponding sine fort-
nightsaod three days of the previous year. And the aggregate
expenses for the first nine fortnights and nne day of the half-
year amount to 134045 f. Is. 1.1., being at the ruts of 41.42
per cent., as against 48,1331. 14s. 2d. for the eorrevonding
rase fortnights aul dare days of the pre:out:l yeur, or at
I the rate of 49.67 per rest.