The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.
(From the Circular of Messrs. Culeerwell, Brooke, sad Co.,
dated Friday Eveuiug.)
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' Throughout the past week the tallow market has upon
! the whole maintained a very steady position, the variations
in pi iota having beeu only to • very small extent. Some
d' ht decline in quotations btu occurred, but this has re-
suited more from a temporary inactivity in operations than
from any inbereot weakuess io the market, and any attempt
to buy at all freely at the nominal reductions has been
almost invariably the ociasion of improved rates being es-
tabliebed. The demand from the trade has been mode-
rate, but this, in connexion with a good export business,
has again raised the deliveries to au amount which indicates
the existeuce of a good general inquiry, sufficient we think,
apart from the influence of a speculative demand, to justify
holders in their expectation of prices being maintained at
least at their present level. latest advices from Si:. Peterr
burg present eo feature of sufficieut importance materially
to miluence the market, but the intelligence points to the
contingency of a few cargoes of tallow being kept back by
frost, which has proysiled lately with some severity.
The business of the week has again been chiefly in Y.C.
tallow, "sorts" being *carve and dear, and mostly held for
an advance—low qualities., especially, have brought rela-
tively very high rates ; the absence from the market of all
substitutes for tallow having chiefly contributed to this re-
sult, Recently, buyers of new Y.C. tallow have been more
numerous, and yesterday there was • good inquiry at prices
showing an advance of 6d. per cwt. ou the lowest quotations
of the week ; 525. being offered for the year- 52.. 6d. for
Deceinber, and 535. for delivery Jaanary to Muth next ;
525. 3d. was paid for new, and Ms. 3d, far old Y.C. for
ready delivery. Sellers rather scarce.
rhs general business lAN been moderate to-day, but the
market bas continued firm. The reported loss at sea of a
cargo of 600 casks of Y. C. tallow has also imparted addi-
tional steadies's& Prices at the close for new Y.C. are
52...1. ready delivery ; 52e. all the year ; 525. fel. for De-
cember • 535. for January to March, and 535. Od. per cwt.
for Larch only. Old Y.C. 51s. 3d. per cwt.
The arrivals for the week ending the 14th instant were
1,599 casks ; deliveries, 2,774 casks; stock, 33,911 casks;
showing a decrease of 1,175 casks.
Town tallow teas continued in fair request ; the quantity
produgad shows some increue, but the full net price appears
to have been readily obtained. This evening, the "Letter
price is unchanged, say 554. 9d., or 535. 3d. per cwt., het
nub. Fat, 2s. 10d. per stone off Ihe.
The public sales of to-day were unimportant ; the quan-
tity of goods offered being very small. The multi are in-
cluded in the remarks below :

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South American has been in but little request during the
week, the srrnoese of holders iu meiutannog a high quo-
tation having =aerially lessened the tkillau.l. First
quality in pipes has brought 4s. p aud bright yellow ite-
iteriptious, 50a. to Ma. per cwt. There is very little inferior
tallow in stock.

Anstraliso hr maintained full prices. There has been
DO mutton offering ; beef has brought 50e. to 50s. lid. ;
16 casks only, of the latter description, were brought for-
ward to-day, sod were sold at 50.. 3d. to 50s. 6d. per cwt.,
the quality being fine. Low descriptions are warm, and in
demand.
North American-100 casks were submitted, all of which
found buyers; 51s. lid. being given for fine quality,
and 50a. 3d. to 51a. for rather inferior to middling de-
scriptions.
Cocoa Nut Oil has been in rather limited demand ; holders
continue fins, and the present relatively high figures seem
lskely us be supported. Business has been done at ao.. dd.
to Ma. in Cochin, nod Ceylon has brought 49a. dd. to Wt.
The only parcel offered to-day for public rle was 21 casks
Ceylon of good quality, which sold at 495. fid. to 198. 9d.
per cwt.
fats Oil has teen in good request and is rather errs,
some advance being established on fine aorta, for which 465.
to 46e. 6d. hare during the week been obtained. The market
is firm. liothias aired today for auction.

Palm Nut Otl.—Ther, Is scarcely any offering ; our kit
quotations are still oarrJut 425. per cwt. is psid for good
quality.
South Anseriian Horse o:esse.—No alteration has taken
place, 41s. par cwt. being still demanded. Supplies are
short.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar the produce of the British possessions in America,
for the week coding Nov. 12, is 21e. Old. per cwt., exclusive
of the customs duty.—The avenge price of brown or
Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius for the week
ending as above is 2:14. 2gd.—The avenge price of brown
or Muscovado sugar the produce of the hest Indies for
the week ending as above is 16e. fed.—The average price of
the three foregoing duecriptious of sugar jointly is 235. t/Id.
per cwt.
BIObTOL. NOV. —We have had an exceedingly quiet
week in the sugar market, and but few sales of any descnp.
lion have been made ; prices remain uualtered. &ricers'
produce sells very slowly at slightly easier prices. Hem,
Hat and rather lower.

TALLOW. FRIDAY EVENING. - The market was
steady to-day ; prices closed as follows —Spot, and all the
year, 52a. ; December, 52.. to 52...14. ; January to March,
53a. ; March, 535. 6d. to 535. 9d. ; 1860 Y e., 51s. ; April to
June, 51a. Gd. Odessa sheep, 525. lid. t 0535.; beef, 51s. Gd. to
52a. ; Australian beef. sth. to 595. 6d. ; North American,
50a. to 51s. ; South American, 534. to 525. 6d. ; Town tallow,
53.. 3d. ; cocoa nut otl, toe Co.daln, 50s. 6d. to bls. ;
Ceylon, 495. Gd. to 50s. ; Sydney, 495. to 495. 6d. ; Palm
oil, 45a. 11AL ; due, Lagoa horse grams, 41s.

COTTON.—LrviRPoot, Nov. 15.—Although the demand
for American has been on a rather limited scale during the
week, prices of the more current qualities are firmly gyp-
ported, bet the ordinary descriptions are freely offered,
and comparatively neglected. lie Brasil a fair busioeua has
been done at the advanced quotatioss, say id. to id. perlb.
Egyptian has been iu moderate request, but is likewise id.
to id por lb. dearer. The leading feature throughout has
been the large and constant demand for all descrip-
tions of Surat, which closes at id. to Id. per lb.
advance. The trade are buying East India on a
large scale week after week, which bee checked
materially the demand for American below middling. Sales
have been made in Sunda " to arrive," at an advance about
oorrespoodiag with that paying on the spot. Speculators
have taken 50,530 :sales, via., 10,620 Amerman, 860 Pentam,
70 Egyptian, 103 Bahia, and 38,860 Surat ; and there have
been taken for export 12,350 bales, via, 950 American,
11,200 Surat, and 200 Madras. The market opens to-day
with a moderate demand ; probable sales 12,CJ0 bales, in-
aladings,oooenepsoulation and for export, chiefly in Surat. '

COTTON GOODS.—lLmicherres, Nov. 15.—Since
Tuesday the market for India cloths has been rather more
active, and business has been done at higher prices. Some
of the speculative lota lately offering have been withchawn,
and awn, Instead of being sold here, have been shipped. A
from Calcutta, in anticipation of the overland mail,
tali= received to the 26th October, stating that more
business was doing there, at an advance oc all sorts of goods
and yarns. This canape more Inquiry for most lands of
India fabrics, and the market closes very firm, at rather
higher rates. Printing cloths are quiet, end there is not
much doing for home trade goods, or for export to other
markets than those of Indic. The yarn market continue" to
increase in firmness. There has been agood dealof business,
and a dill further advance on Monday's prices. The
inquiry has been chiefly for India and China, but the Ger.
mans and home trade have also been buying more freely
Mend late. Spinners of India numbers of mule have been
asking in some oases gd. to id. per lb. more than on Tues-
day, and continental yarns en id. to id. higher. For
40's mule spinners demand id. more, but Blackburn nip"
are without change, with but little demand. On the whole
the market exhibits a better feeling since the 'Amoco from
India wen to hand, and there is more disposition to do
busing.' for that market both in cloth and yarn. Small
manufacturers continue to succumb, and we have baud of
several failures during the week. The restriction of pro-
duction from short time and stoppages is estimated at about
30 per cent. only ; some of the more colossal establishments
with large capital having supplied themselves with cotton
early in the crisis, and at comparatively low prices, con-
done to run full time. In Manchester bat few operative"
haves, yet bemuse chargeable to the poor rates.

OORN.—CIIELNBTORD, Nov. 15.—There was • smaller
*apply of wheat at market to-day, and to effect sales
rather less mousy had to be accepted. Farmers are unwil-
ling to submit to any chaise, consequently but little busi-
ness was transacted. White, 62e. to Ws.; seta, 675._; red,
fits. to 6415. Beans ratline against the buyer. Barle, best
eons, maintain their value.
Lizecomr, Nov. 15.—The supply of wheat was small al
our market, sad was taken off at last week's rates, zeds
making tils. to 61s. ; white, Ws. to bib. The show of
barley was large, and all sorra, except the finest malting,
were la. lower ; malting, 355. to 395. Beans and oats same
as last week.

Lit-carom., Nov. 15.—We have had only a small atten-
dance of millers and dealers at this morning's market, and
the business passing in wheat has been quite in retail at
almost former prior; bad buyers come forward, however,
sellers were disposed to meet them. Flour is scarce, and
not to be had any cheaper. Indian corn is offered only
sparingly and held ermly at the decline of lid. to 9d. per qr.;
buyers bower are shi....,Ciata and oatmeal slow of ode,
and rather cheaper. and barley are each 6d.
per qr. lower on the week. 'll3l:itarket ruled dull through-
out and closed so.

WAKILYIZLD, Nov. 15.—The trade in wheat was dull,
and Is. per quarter lower must be taken to effect sales, ex-
oept on line fresh old parcels, of which only a few are sold.
Barley is again rather cheaper, and secondary sons are dull
of mile. Other articles are much as before. Average of
week ending November 11 :—Wheat, 4,048 qrs.. at 625. 24.;
barley, 1,131 qn., at 38s. 7d.; oats, 50 qrs., at 235. 3d.;
beans, 157 qrs., at 39*. 444.; posse, 13 qn., at 40e.

COALL—LoaDow, Nov. 15.—Buddle's West Hartley,
164. 6d. ; Carr's Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Davison's West Hartley,
ilk 6d.; Howard's West Hadley, 16s. 6d.; Seaton's Hart.
ley, lb, 9d. ; Tanteld Moor Butts, 13s. ; Wait Hartley,
16s. 6d. ; Walls End Gmforth, 17s. 9d. ; Walla End Hat-
ton, Wa. ; Walls End Kepis* Grange, les. 3d. ; Walls End
Hartlepool, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End kieogh Hall, 19s. ; Walls
End Hunwick, 15a. ; Walls End Hellas, lbs. 9d. ; Walla
End Shinclitfe, 18s. ; Walls End South Kano% 19s. 6d.
Walls End Trinulon Hartlepool, 19a. 3d. ; Carway and
Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ; Camay and Darya Malt-
Mg, 2M.—toltips at market, 40; mid. 30.