The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-08 00:00:00

For the month. For 10 months.
1862 .... £97,127 .... £1,210,180
18.51 63,779 .... 1,144,066
18.50 .... 68,864 .... 1,032,686
In linens there is an extraordinary upward move-
ment, which cannot fail to have a most beneficial
influence on this important branch of the national in-
dustry :
For the month. For 10 months.
18.52 .... £373,885 .... 1;4,357,8'4
18.51 .... 328,491 4,1.53,157
1860 . 319,940 .... 3,9.57,948
The month's shipments of the other chief artistes of
export are shown below :

Month ending Nov. 5.
1812. 18.11. 1850.
Bee and ale
Coals and culm 101,079 .. 89,120 .. 86,889
Harthenware 83,641 89,440 .. 67,328
Glass manufactures 26,636 .. 26,321 .. 20,245
Haberdashery and mil-
linery
Hardware and cutlery 204,879 .. 210,018 .. 186,927
Leather, unwrought 13,881 .. 10,999 , 13,397
Ditto, manufsetared
Machinery and 'millwork 152,281 .. 160,409 .. 132,173
Soap 21,009 .. 21,427 .. 14,586
Stationery 26,347 .. 23.882 .. 31,780
Wool
Oils
The tables of imports and consumption also con-
tinue good. The quantity of unrefined sugar that
palmed into th hands of consumers is as follows:
For the month. For 10 months
cwts.
1852 .... 685,831 6,914.885
18.51 .... 499,686 .... 5,312,826

1850 456,593 . .5,296,439
These returns show a remarkably steady upward
movement.
In coffee the increase is equally remarkable, the;
consumption figures being subjoined:
For the month. For 10 month,.
lbs. lbs.
1852 3,240,366 .... 28,304,312
18.51 2,527,676 .... 27,200,019
18.50 .... 2,206,377 26,4.52,175
The consumption of tea is progressing in an equal
ratio;

For the month. For 10 months.
lb.. lbs.
18.52 4,3.51,785 .... 47.122,978
1851 .... 3,941,544 .... 15,14.5,289
18.50 ... 3,753,619 13,156,714
Of other articles used for fo3d, we find there has
been a larger consumption daring the month for
wheat, rice, rum, brandy, and tobacco.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.
The English funds to-day wear a rather dull ap-
pearance, but prices are not lower than they left off
yesterday. Consols rule at 1011 to 7, for money and
1011 to for January. The settlement of the account
is in progress. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark
1001 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103}
to 1; Bank Stock, 222; Exchequer Bills, are consi-
derably lower, at o.le. to prem. for both March
and June.

Business in the foreign stocks has been almost at
a stand still. Portuguese stocks are rather firmer,
and in Brazilian a few purchases continue to offer.
Granada Deferred mark 13 to 1; Portuguese Fours;
381 to 1; Spanish Old Threes, 511 to 4 ; ditto New
Deferred, 241; Turkish Scrip, If to 2 prem.; Dutch
Fours, 98 to 1 ; Mexican, 241; Brazilian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 98.

MARE-LANG.—THIS DAY.
There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this
morning's market, and its value was nominally the same as
last market day. Foreign Wheat was generally held fur a
further advance of Is. to 2s. per qr.; and, where sales were
made, an improvement of fully Is. per qr. was established.
Barrel Flour Cu also held for more money, and needy
buyers had to comply.
Earley sold on much the same terms as before.
Oats were held with increased firmness, but it was not
possible to obtain auy advance.
Batas sad Peas unchanged.

LILEIVALII iNfO LUPIII;UN [ROY 6th DEC. to stn DEC.
English. tkottl2. Dub Vomits
610
Bar* 3O
Oats 620 7930 I
..... 16907 I

MINCING-LAN E.—THIS DAY.
Scout.—There has not been a public sale, and but a
small business by private contract. Refined bas been sold
at ed. decline on last week's prices; grocery lumps, fair to
fine, 445. to 475.
Comm.—The public sales are progressing heavily, and
importers are buying in largely to support the market.
Tua.—Tkis market continues active, at the extreme
prices of yesterday. The trade buy freely of qualities from
Is. to le. id. Common Coogan, 100. to /00. per lb.
The Board of Trade tables which were out yesterday for
the ten months ending the sth Nov., 1852, are as follows.
Importation. Home Consummion.
1852.... 55,061,3101 ha.
1851.... 69,410,940

Deer.. 4,319,6301n5. Incr. 1,977,61591b5.
Export.
1852
1851

Increase
SALTPETRZ.-1,400 bags Bombay sold in public sale ; re-
fraction 151 to 20, 23, ; and 1,300 bags Bengal, refraction
31 to 51, 28e. to 295. ; refraction, 121, 255., which were
fully yesterday's prices.
I ;Rtes.-1,700 bags ►foulmien were o&•nd and partly sold,
10a. 6d. tolls.; and 600 bags Bengal, bought in 115. 6.1. to
12e.
P. —2OO bags Malabar sold in public sale, 31d. per
lb., and 150 bags Aleppi, 32d. to 31d. per lb.
COTTON.—Nu sales of importance reported to-day.
In other articles no material alteration.