The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-14 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lrviaroot. Nov. 12.—We have had a
good demand to-day, with steady prices. Sales to-day
15,4100 bales, including 3,0U0 speculation and export.
1.'210 American, 21d. to 25gd.; 400 Pennon. ke.. 24ed. to
27,:d.; 100 Marcia and Baba, 2.5 d. ; MX) Y.gyptian, Isd. to
•.."AL ; MU Smyrna, Lid. to 164. ; 12,100 Surat, Ild. to
1t..1. ; Madras, Isd. ; /Wool, &nada, Ild. to 12d. ;
China, 13jd. to 16d. ; Japan, Isid. to It sd. ; 200 Para,
214. to 26d.

COTTON GOODS.—llescimrea, Nor. 12.—Great
activity in the Liverpool cotton market during the week,
leading to the sale of 72,000 bales, in some descriptions at
an advance of ld, per lb., in others of Id. to I id., and in
some kinds of 'dd. to 3d. per lb., have naturally very
strongly influenced the market here for cloth and yarn.
and led to a further advance of prices. Sellers of shipping
yarns are demanding fully Id. per lb. more than they were
io the early part; of the week. Buyers are somewhat
cautions bow they. follow this advance, but still where sellers
keep within the extreme rates ever so slightly they 6ad
they can effect business, and a fair amount has been trans.
acted. The ribs checks busineas, brit it does so only in the
way such . things usually i affect a rising market ; many
buyers continue to bold like a drag chain on the tendency
upwards, but gradually and little by little they give way,
in the aggregate considerable business is found to
II have resulted. la home trade yarns, such u Blacrhurn
counts and qualities, prices have gone up Id. to 2d. per lb.
In some instautes spinners are asking a still hither rate.
and for some qualities of floe yarns nearly doable the
advance upon common yarns has been given. Cloths hive
advanced in about the same proportion as yarns. Mumtaz-
turen of soma descriptions have found more difficulty than
those of other kinds in forcing up values so as to cover the
rise in cotton, and the general determination to establish
higher rates lias no doubt impeded business a good deal,
but on the whole a considerable business has been effectaL
The demand has run more on shirtiogs and other goods
suitable to India, aid this is partly amounted for by the
lorries, of stocks there, and the telegraphic accounts to
hand that prices had suffered less there on receipt of the
depression on this side than had been expected. The
lowering of the rate of discount has also had its effect in
giving an impetus to buainees.

WOOLLEN.—Limos, Nov. 12.—There has only been a
moderate attendance of merchants at the Coloured Hall this
morning, and they have made their selections with great
caution. .t few dark tweeds and plain cloths have been the
things mostly iuquired fort a sprinkling of light meleons
have also been trausterred, but only io the way of samples.
The White Market still remains quiet, the transfer of hair
lista being small, and witneya, pilots, and other heavy
fabrics being only inquired for in reams of actual re-
quirement. Rates remain without any impro►ement.

HARDW.XRE.—DIIMINGIIASI, Nov. 12.—The trade of
this town continues is a satisfactory state, bat has uader-
gone very little change of late ; in none of the branches is
there nn y want of orders ; manufacturers are working full
time, and ore not making up goods for stock. The edge-tool
makers are most of them busy, and the electro-platers, tin-
plate workers, and hollow-ware manufacturers are also well
engaged. The rolling mills are in full work, and the
demand for material has not fallen off. In brume and copper
wire the demand has been moderate of late, but the iron
wire trade is brisk, and the tube-makers have rufficieot
orders to keep them going. The button-makers report
business quiet io every department, but in the fancy trades
generally there is more life, and the jewellers are better em-
ployed. In other branches no change has occurred of late.
The reports from the adjoining district relative to the state
of the manufacturing trades in that quarter are favourable ;
at the tiundries at good amount of huskier is being
done, as there is also in malleable iroofoundry and ma-
chinery. The large work, in the neighbourhood of
Wedneebtiry are in full operation; at Walsall
the **Adler.' ironmongers have a good supply of
orders ; and in the various branches carried on
in the neighbourhoods of Bilatoo, Wolverhampton, and
Willechall, a good business is being done. So far as the
manufacturing trades are concerned there is very little of
unemployed labour. The iron trade in the district is ex-
tremely quiet ; unless there conies a reaction soon, many of
the works will be in partial operation only. Very few
orders have conic in sin, quarter-day. The demand for
sheets and plates has faces off, and some of the principal
firms have not more than eight or nine days orders on their
book.. The colliers have meet of them gone is, but at
present the quantity of coal raised in the district has been
much leas than usuaL

CORN.—CAMMIDGS, Nov. 12.—We bad again • very
heavy market for all coin, and, without any quotable change
is price, buyers bad the advantage.
CARLIMLZ, Nov. 12.—Wis had a small supply of wheat at
our market this moralit, selling at about last week's prices.
Oats and barley were is average supply. Prices :—Wheat.
white, new, 14s. to 17..; ditto, old, Ito. to 175. 6d.; red,
sew, 13e. to 15e. 6d. ; ditto, old, 14.. 6d. to its. ; barley,
new, 10e. 6.1. to lls. got. ; ditto, old. lOa. Gd. tolls. Od.;
oats, potato, new, 61. 6d. to 7s. 6.1.; ditto, old, 84. to Bs. Bd.;
common. 7s. 6d. to 84. ; rye. 124. to
_per Ouliolo
busheL Flour, la. 7d. to la Pd.; oatmeal, Is. Gd. to L. Bd,;
ryemeal sod barleymeal, ls. 4d, per atoms.
COCCHI/6TM. Nov. 12.—A good supply of wheat sad
very large of barley ; almost nominal of beans, sod but
small of pees. Wheat unaltered, the demand moderate;
for barley it was dif6calt to Bad buyers. The few beans
on eels sold at full prim., l'eaa unaltered.

Cumoroeo, Nov. 12.—The supply of wheat at market
to-day was again rather limited. There was a fair derosad,
and the chief partial wee disposed of. No change, how.
ever, took place in value. Barley and other spneg own ae
last quoted. Wheat, ate. to Ws. ; barley, 26a. to 341. ; oats,
190.__ to 25e. ; beau, 40a. to 44a. per qr.

NOV. 12.—Liberal supply of grain. Wheat
trade cot brisk, and price* about the same. Earley trail,
very bad. Supplies large, and demand limited. Pri,cs
scarcely so good. Oats and beans sell freely at late rates.
Wheat, red, runs, Zis. to 245.; tine, 23e.; white, to 2.4. ;
extra tine, 275. per load. Barley, malting, sew, 32n. to 375. ;
grinding, 26e. to 30a. per qr. Oats, coma, new.
to 235. ; feed, old, 28a pa qr. Beans, new, 21e. to 245. ;
ditto, old, 2be. per load.

LEICESTER, Nov. 12.—There was about an average supply
of wheat at our earn market to-day, and the condition of the
samples was irregular. Business was steady, and late rates
were maintained. New red made 395. to 41s. ; new white,
40s. to ids. ; old red, 401. to 421; old white, 43a. to 47. a. per
36 atone. Of barley the supply was fair, and a ruotkrato
share of business was done at the rates of last week ; malt.
ing, l'2s. to 365. per qr. ; grinding, 28s. to 325. per :V) stone.
There was a steady demand for oats, sad fully late rates
were realised; new, 73a, to Xis. ; old, 28s. to 325. per
stone.

NEWCASTLE-UPOLTTNE, Nov. 12.—At our market this
morning we had a fair show of wheat from the growers,
but, the arrivals proving moderate, a clearance was early
effected, at rather over the rates of this day se'nnight, the
same remarks being applicable to south country and foreign.
Flour wee in more favour, and readily commanded lag
week's prices. Barley, though in moderate request, carat
be called lower ; grinding inquired far. Malt met little ~t.
tention. Little change in beans or peas. Oats more dii..,cult
to quit, and a shade easier. The arrivals this week are
Wheat, coastwise, 737 ; foreign, 374 qrs. Barley, ,oast•
wise, TO ; malt, coastwise, GS ; oats, coastwise,
peas, coastwise, 12 ; foreign, GO ; beaus, coastwise. 12
foreign, 44 qrs. Flour, coastwise, 905 ; Indian tarn, ;
sacks.

NORWICH. NOV. 12.-The supply of wheat at thin
market to-day was only fair, and the demand I,ein.,
tolerably good prices displayed a slightly upward tender, y;
rather more business was done than of late. There was a
full supply of barley, but the quality was extremely user, up,
all the best samples were taken off at late terms ; otber
aorta very dull. Little passing in oats, beans, and pea.
White wheat (weighing 631bs. to 641bs. per bushels. 445. to
45.. ; red ditto,(weighuig 62Ihs. to 641 b s.), 365. to :;'4. ; best
maltiog barley (weighing 5511a5. to 561 be.), 31a. to ;
runs ditto (weighing Albs. to 55th..), 30s. to ;
distilling ditto (weighing 521bs. to :,:fibs.), 27a. to 2•5.;
oats, 225. to 265. ; beans, 375. to 345. ; and peas (maple).
36a. to 38s. per qr. ; flour, 265. to 275. per sack.
NOITINGLIAII, Nov. 12.-The supply of wheat front thl
growers was fair, and the demand ruled healthy at late
currencies. Old white sorts made 445. to :Kb. ; old red,
40s. to 43e. ; new white, 425. to 4:4. ; new red, 3,1. to 41,.
per 36 stone. The show of barley was tolerable, but t. 1.”
demand was only moderate. The hest sorts were unaltered,
while secondary lots were • shade lower. New m at:l24,
2ga, to ra. per qr. ; old grinding, 276. to 284. ; new 27,. to
*.lss. per 30 stnne. The demand for oats was and
late prices were made. Old. 2.7a5. to 305. ; new, 2" s. te, fir.;
okl foreign, 245. to 265. per 24 stone.
ON FORD, Not•. 12.-There was a large attendance at thia
corn exchange to-day. White wheat ruled from 3-s. to Ile.
per qr. ; red, Me. to 40a. ; barley, 16a. to 325. ;
2611. ; beaus, 31 s. to 42.. ; boiling peas, 426. to Pia.; hoe
peas, 375. to 40s. • flour (seconds), per sack.
meadow hay from Si. fe. to st. 10s. per ton.

PrrEaLottorcit, Nov. 12.—We had a gool nipple of al/
grain here to-day. Wheat ruled dull, not lower. bit all
sorts of spring corn were in better request, and prices were
is favour of sellers.

READINC, Nov. 12.—Our market this morning was only
moderately supplied with all sorts of grain. The triole waa
quiet at last week's prices for wheat. There was a fair
attendaooe.

ROCULKTER, Nov. 12.-Little business was done :a this
corn exchange, at which there was • fair supply iif wheat
and other descriptions of grain. For the beat sere! les of
white and red wheat late rates were well suppor,d, bat
other kinds must be quoted the turn cheaper. For
wheat the prices were-White, Iles. to 154., and rid, 4 w. to
425. per quarter ; secondary and inferior white, 411 e. to lis.,
and red, 375. to 40a. per quarter. In foreige kinds there
was little humiliate doing, and prices were about the same as
before. Flour rather in favour of buyers, and trade dull.
For beat barley late rates were obtained, prime malting
kinds fetching 33e. to :tbs., and grinding, 231. to 2:s. per
quarter. Oats were a dull trade, and best lots only found
purchaser at former pricy', others being the turn cheaper.
Wiarigce, Nov. 12.-The market is well supplied with
wheat to-day, and but little of other grain. Wheat meets a
good demand aod 6d. ner qr. dearer. Prices of spring corn
of all kinds in favour of the seller. Prices to the grower :-
Wheat, white, 40e. to 44a., extra 46a., 631ba per bushel ;
ditto red, 375. to 39a. ; oat', old, ls. per stone ; ditto new,
10d. to lid. ; beans, 2.4. to 401. per 19 stone.
Woecesrett, Nov. 12.-At this day's market there was
rather more wheat offering, but the currency of this
day ars'onight was firmly maintained for all descriptions.
Barley and oats rather more inquired for. Beans neglected.
l'eas fatly as dear.
YORK, Nov. 12.-The supply of wheat was moderate,
and consisted of red and white descriptions. Sales were
made to a fair extent, and fully late rates were paid.
White samples were quoted at 40e. to 43e. ; red, 3Ss. to
40s. per ?ei stone. There was more barley on offerithan was
wanted. The finest qualities brought extreme rates, while
secondary ditto were rather easier to buy ; malting, :›ts. to
3'2s. per qr. ; grinding, 265. to 275. per 30 stone. teats were
in tolerable supply, aril the demand ruled moderate at
late currencies ; new, 20s. to 22a. per 24 stone.
KIRKCALDY, Nov. 12.-At our country markets this week
we have had only a moderate quantity of grain offering.
Sales slow, still prices of good dry wheat have been main-
tained ; out of cooditioccd parcels Is. per qr. lower. Par-
ley nosy be quoted as generally la per qr. lower. Although
many farmers resist this decline, oats remain much as last
week. Here, to-day, we had only middling supplies of all
kinds of grain. Sales rather ready than otherwise, and
prices of wheat, barley. owl oats were without change.
'lt-heat, 265. to 41a. ; barley, 20s. to 70.. ; oats, 14s. 61.
to AM. per .Ir.
WATEKYORD, Nov. 12. -Our receipts of home produce
still show • alight falling off, for reasons before named.
From abroad, arrivals are very liberal. Luring the week
a better feeling has been perceptible in the trade ; buyers
have purchased more freely of all articles, and at present
low prices holders look fur a steady business. Wheat.-
Both Irish and foreign in better demand at last quotation'.
Barley.- All descriptions the turn clearer. and more looked
after. Oats in diminished supply, and saleable at an ad-
vance of about 4d. to6l. per barrel. Indian corn meets
better inquiry at the currency of this day ea'noight. Flour
quiet, but firm. Imports this week-Baize, 10,510 qrs.
wheat, 10,917 ; flour. lOU sacks 50 bets. Exports this week
-testa, 11,142 barrels ; barley, 562 ; flour, 1,323 sacks ;
oatmeal, 4.

CITTLE.—CIRLISLE. Nov. 12. —Mere was a large show
of cattle oo offer here this moroiog. of first-rate quality,
and the attendance of buyers brie. gnnl 3 fair amount of
business was done. There was so abundant supply of in-
ferior animals, averaging from , t. to ; fialloways were
• plentiful supply, and high rates were asked. The Irish
supplies were good, and a few lots chapped owners. The
show of sheep was very pour, and no business was done
among them up to noon.

[Ad vertiqement. ] HoLtow.tY'-. Satis-
facwry ktesults.—When thy 1.100 l If the stomach .li,
ordered. or the bowels Irregular. Civic P.. 1. prove intallthle
ettrativaa. A gentleman wit . •ItHrrer for years.
though he had sought the les. pr01e...1..341.114, writes •• I can-
not ar.rriin the effect yuur 111011011 C ila.l Llin.ll Jo. it mu-tit:dolt
more bile, and made me feel ligliter au 1 .•ie 0,-erfill than all
the Mt...lA:llle 1 had taken preti n.:,:' llolloway's Pita
strengilith the 'tumid.. en: tp polity th.-
the spirits, and give eteri.) to Lod) and mind. In
the bea.l. heart. :.u.l kidney •. t.• tliVale•
31.1 e, not only in removing .1.01C(41.111 ~1111.1• but in warduhui;
off the dire tat:et...Alen tesult.4 lieious treatment.