The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-10 00:00:00

.01,098 6

COMMERCIAL AND_ MARKETS.

PRODUCE.—NINCINO-LANE, Nov. 9. The augur
market has presented a decided improved appearance, u anticipated,
to-day, and a very full amount of business has been done. 1,180 Mids.
Wert India sold, 500 of which were in public sale; prices show an
advance of td. upon low and middling Qualities, and Is. upon good
and One grocery deuriptions ; 8,000 tugs of Mauritius also sold in
public ask at the more advance. Refined has advanced about Gd. The
coffee market also shows a alight advance, with a large quantity sold
in the public solo% ray 1,800 bags plantation Ceylon, nod SOO bugs One
ordinary native; the latter, 34a, 31s. 6d. Cochineal : 200 bags Hon-
duras silver mid it public wale at full prices, 46., 4a. 10d. Rice is
firm, and holders ask rather higher prices Rum, firm. Cotton
m-
re steady, but not active ; 200 bales only add. Tallow dull, at 456
Palm oil sold 295., 295. 9d. Moat articles are feeling the beneficial
iilttenoopea..
of the Inercued and increasing confidence, which wears the
appeanome of permanency, as the market is quite free from specu-
lative

COTTON.—LivanrooL, Nor. 9.—The market still keeps
steady; 2,000 We* were weld, 500 of which were taken for ezporL
Prices : New Orleans, 41 51 : Bowed Georgia. 41 h 4 ; Burets, 3i 4.
MANCHESTEtt, Nov. 9.—There is little chance to report
in our market tehday. A good deal of want of eontidence still con-
tr.:um to prevail, which materially checks Ine,nwne. The inquiry. for
cloth le, upon the whole, languid. Low printing cloths are a good
clout asked for be the Greek houses, but generally el prices too low to
be accepted. Yams bare not at all improved dureng the last few days.
Spinner. are still willing to sell at the low prime of hut week, and even
show a dismuition to accept there prices fur smaller lots than they would
have done on Friday last. Rumours prevail to-day about the (editors of
armor two houses, bath here and to Liverpool ; but as these rumours
have been contradicted, we think it justice to the parties to refrain
front giving their name.. An address, we believe, has been forwarded
to the government, signed by the principal German firms in Man-
chester, setting forth the merlons difficulties which they, as 0.11111-
mission merehanta, at prevent experience from the high rate of
Interest—a elate of things which cannot °nun., long without pro-
ducing the moot serious tonaequences to our trade with the continent.
—.Valerhester Kertoraitier. _ _

WOOLLENS.—LEens, Nov. 9.—There was a thin at-
tendance of merchant. at the Cloth-ball thin morning, and the trans-
ertione were not large; in fact, the goods sold to-day were but a
tithe in point of extent as compared with what we reported tome time
back. There hr only a email stock of goods on hand, and the manu-
facturers generally are only partially employed, yet their hope. ap-
pear to be Wm sanguine as to any speedy improvement ir, this branch
of manufacture. The liner qualities of goods were principally dis-
pored of at late rater.
BLANKETS.—liacawoxnwiaa, Nov. B.—The at-
tendance of merchants at the Blanket-hall, this afternoon, was not
numeroue, and the boainees transacted only light, owing to the open
state of the weather we bays bad bareopero ting against this branch
of manufacture. Prices, however, ramalned the mom.