The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANK—(TIIIB DAY.)
The weathra has become mild. Yesterday, during the
early part of the day, there was a strong breeze, with
drizling rain. To-day it is cloudy, with the wind from
the west

The supply (reels np this week of home grown wheat and
flour is very contracted. Barley more liberal. Oats, malt.
brans, and peas, limited. Scotch and Irish oats in small
quantity. The foreign arrivals this week are generally
abort. Wheat American and Prussian. Floor, • few barrels
of American. Barley, a very small arrival, Black Sea and
Prtuisian. Oats, also eoutracted. marl all Archangels
sod • large cargo of beans from Ale •Other articled
very scanty.
'Ha wheat trade continues in • very quiet state, at
Monday's quotations, and but few transactions to note
either in Baeish or foreign.
Barley without change from Monday.
Flour, trade dull and very little doing.
Oats, slow trade at Monday's alight reduction on new corn.
Boum and peas same as on Monday. Linseed and rape-
seed Arm.

Cowry wed maintain late advance. Clove:seed end tre-
foil not much defog. In mustard reed nothing doing.
FLOATING CAZGOZIL —Wheat very firm, end mein rather

: Bassi sad Kook lAN% now, Ns. to
; ditto, 6no old, 565. to 635.; ditto red, ossr, 51e. to 60r.;
ditto, 6oe, old, 51i. to 695. ; Norfolk, kc., floe, old, —4. to
—a.; red, new, —a. to —a. Foreign : Dantoks,l3o4. to 6614
63.. to 675.•, @stn. 67n to 715.; Nonigsbaro. 60s. to 661;
dicta, extra, 575. to 665.; Rostock, a:454635. to 695. ; kfacklon-
bees red, 625. to 635.; Uokermark ditto, ; Aniezioso
white, 6.15. to 651; ditto red, 55.. to 57s ; Quiadisn, 57..
to 65..

BAUM. —English malting, 374. to 38s. ; Ow, 434. ;
grinding, 334. 355.; and distilling, 335. to ss. par yyr. ;
foreign (wading, 345. to 364.; ditto distilling, 335. to 374
malting, 344. to 354.
MAlR.—Eaglish Essex and Norfolk, 834. to Cs. ; inn
es. to 694 ; Kinv,ton sad Ware, 61s. to 695.; brows,
495. to 57a.

tieris:::EagLiab feed, 26e. Od. to 28e. W. ; potato,
211 a. to 30a ; foreign, 16e. pd. to 23e.
Itn, Us. to !Se.

tick, 40s. to 4118. ; harrow, 424. to 461.;
pigeon, 424. to 461. ; foreigs, ILasesAn 365. to 404. ; tick
40.. to 48e. ; Kouiplierg, 435. to 46e. ; kgyptian, 375. to 39a.
Pura-English boihws, 38e. to 42e. whit* and blue, 38s.
to 41s. ; maple, 404. to 43..; grey, 34e. to 365.; hog, 365.
to 38a ; foreign, 344 to 371.
Ftoust-English town, 484. to 53a.; ditto Soo, 535. to 56a;
country, 46.. to 474. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 435. to 444.;
French, 46.. to 50s. pa sack; Amerman, 26.. to 34a;
Canadian, 27.. to 335. ; Bosnia. 50.. to 521.
Immo; Coats.-White, 381. to 411. ; yellow, 395. to 424.
FLOATING CABOOIAL .11 C. F. and 1.-Wheat Buda-
sushi and Narianople, per 4921 be., 54.. to 58s. ; Olurka, 51..
W 568. ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 m., red, tils. to 565. ; whits,
571. to 61s. ; Danube and Galata, 41.. to 475. ;
58s. to 42e. Barley F.aptan and Plriall,_PerFgaten-:
265. to 275. ; Odessa sod Dasubs do., 96e. to 275. Batas :
Egyptian, per 4801be.,324. to 335. Maim : Odessa and Galata,
per 4921 b.., 355. Od. to 365. ; Ibrsil and Bulgarian, per
48016 e., 345. Ocl. to 354. ; French, do., -a. to ;
American, do., Us. to 335. ; Egyptian, 325. to Ms.
Sawa--Canary seed, par qr., 445. to 524. ; Bump-
seed, per qr., 51s. to 565. ; Mustard seed, p.r bushel,
white, 94. tolls. ; brown, 12a. to 14s. ; Linseed, pot qr.,
crushing, 575. to 50e. Linseed cam, English, per ton,
101. 10s. to 111. Os. ; American, thin, in brig.. per too,
111. 104. to 121. Os.; do., in bags,lll. Os. to 11/. 10s.; Baltic,
01. to 01.04. Warseillm, 9/. 10s. to 10/. Os.. Rape cake., 51.
ss. to 6/. ; Tares, per bushel, whiter, 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; Rape-
seed, &Oak, per qr., 645. to 684.

AILLIVAIA INTO !..0.N001.1 11031 N0V.25 TO NOV. ST.

INV& sal MOM. Irish.
Mei • 610
Deem ls" I so

Oat!!

869*
se')

noalt
w. ilogliab, Monotot Statiga. 500 elm; ditto, 2,iio.brts.

MINCING.LAN&7(THIS DAY.)

Boon—There °o•tinues to be • dull and inactive de-
mand. Prices are maint►ined only by bolder. refu.dog to
•all at a decline. Middling yellow Mauritius sold at 3g4. 6d.
to 395. 6d. ; crystallised, 41s. 6d. to 425. ; middling to line
white Knouts. 44a. to 464. ; good bright grocery Madras,
40s. to 43. Ballned continues unchanged.
blotamisn.-170 puns. cf Autigua sold at 15s. 6d., and
90 puns. of St. Kitts at 15..
Corn.—Premons prices are obtained for Plantation
Ceylon. middling sold at 75.. 6d. to 775. 6d.; bold yellowish
Jam, 735. 6d.; Sitpree. 655. 6d. to 66a. 6d.
Cocos.—areuada sold at 61a. to 62..; and Trinidad at
Arm prices.

TU.—At the public melee Assam tee• sold at 1.1. to 11.
decline on the last public sale of this description. China
tees sold without change.
Run.--200 puns. of Demerara sold at Is. 84.1. proof.
RlClL—Nattam is offerin' on easier terms for arrival, Lut
DO business has been transacted.
SAr.rr►-rxr. continues in active request both on the spot
and for arrival.
Corrox. —The market is dull. _ _

Ixuico —At • piiiJhe isle of Gnilamas g.ol qualities
soli at 34. to 4.1. wlvsooo ; infenorqualities at le. to la. :id.
advance on the October Date prices.

TALLOW mmuurr.-(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quote I 51s. 9d.
nett rub ; Peteishurg Y.C., on the 'pot, 51s. ; all the
year, 50e. 6.1. ; Deoemlier. 30s. 6d. ; Jaerwri to March,
51s. 6d. to 61s. 3d. ; March, 153 ; April to June, 51s. to
51s. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Stamm PAttenden and Smith report the demand good,
and the new hope Karoo ; prime tally a; dear.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 19a. 6d.; Walls Eod Haswell,
19s. 6d. ; Walls End Stawarts, 19a. &L ; Walla
End South Hatton, 19s. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool,
18a. 9d. ; Walls End %Wyk Hatton, 18e. 9d. ; Walls
End Russell Hettoos, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Kenai,
19s. 9d.; Walls End Eden, 18e. ; Walls End A-omi 'hoe 18.. ;
Walls End Whitworth, 16a. 9d. ; Wylam, 16s. ; West
Wylsm, 154. ; West Hartley, 18s. ; Beholds Hartley.
16e. ; Davidson'. Hartley, 16e. ; Heating's Hartley, IG.. ;
Howard's Hartley, 16a-72 skips at market.

ARRIVAL OF THE BERMUDA (&s.).—Yesterday
much astonishment was created on the Liverpool Exchange
in consequence of the following announcement being
posted in the newsroom :—" The Bermuda has arrived at
Mane with 1,780 bales of cotton." This is the saute
vessel which tan the Savannah blockade some months ago,
with a cargo of supplies for the Confederates from Liver-
pooL The arrivals of the Nashville and the Bermuda show
clearly that the blockade is anything but efficient off
Savannah, end it was confidently stated yesterday that the
Bermuda is not the only vessel which has run the blockade
within the last month.

The coat of conveying the West India, Pacific,
and Brazilian mails is gr.. 6d. per mile; of the North Ameri-
can mails, 9s. std. per mile ; of the French mails, 10s. Rd.;
of the Peninsular, ls. 7d.; of the Weal Coast of Afnca, PIC ;
of the Cope of Good Rope, es. 3d.; of the Australian,
It. Is. 41; and of the East Indian, 4s. ltd.