The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-20 00:00:00

MARKET&

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HARDWARE—Satiumoa•st. Nov. 18.—The trade el
this town is in a very healthy state ; • larger mould of
bullies' is being done at this time than at •
period far many years ; in fact, there is sot inerriel=doire
or two branches of say importance I. whieh sleeks's@ is
felt ; the recent advances in the prim of copper will, in all
probability, have an unfavourable effect hereafter, end
inenufsoterere will. to sows silent, matter from it, bemuse
there are branches is which copper is largely used, but
an advance in the price of these goods will not be obtained
unless the prioe of the metal rises still higher. The factors
bare bent doing considerably more then an average uncoated
business, it being le the agriculturalidistrictunly where any
want al animation is experienced. le the ferry department
business is lase active ; there is a fair smut doing for the
time of esr, bat the fresh orders gives oat are small, end
y are sot likely to improve co this sad* of Christmas. The
orders riming in oa account of Megrim do not seem to
diminish, • further supply hiving bees received this week;
end w regards the Spasish West Indies a fair amount is
being done. The coatineatel Made is inactive' the Spanish
branch of it Is steady, and them is • little doing to some of
the Idediterraneas markets. The two dreams (each of 104
per toll ia the pries of copper this week have been followed
by advances of lid. per lb. in the pries of rolled metal,
brass wire. and tubing ; sad ea copper grim of 20. per

00T.PON.—LivfiarooL. Nov. lg.—Market very straw.
al
with hardening pram. A further advance id. per lb. is
long staples. The mks today are 10,000 bales, including
4,000 for speculation and export. 2,000 iimerkan, Igd.
to 21d. ; 100 Pennant ha, 21d. ; 400 iisranham, 200,
to 214 d. ; 350 MACIIIO 'sad Bahia, 190. to 200. ; 1,000
Beryptiae, 18d. to 21d. ; 200 Smyrue, 15d. to 170. ; 5,750
Buret 12d. to Madre', 150. o 17d. Bengal, Wade,
be., PM. to 13d. ; China. led. tot Md. ;; 200 Peru, 200.
to 210.
COTTON Goons.— Maircamernit, Nov. 18.—The
ket has been languid and depressed. Buyers have
mar
been pertinaciously iol&ng ce, so far as merchants
and shippers to the great markets of the East ere
concerned, sines the great rise of prier cound by the late
beery purchases for the Baited States. Buyers also for
Germany and other parts of the oontinent have been trot.
The The result has been that prices, from these reuses, and •
comidersbly increased influx of American cotton, have
nearly found their p
riesvel. Towards the moreof the week
the redactios of prices
has led to rather bagasse in
shipping yarns, and contracts have bees obteia•d some
Th▪ emwhich will keep them employed till Chrtatmea.
Them cootracits are merely for the oolitic eat. There have been
some purchases for India, China, and the Mediterranean.
ith
but generally xpeaking buyers are still disposed to set w
caution. There has been busineet enough yesterday sad
to-day to aeon spinners to hold with Brasses, and Ma.
pally prices ars a shade dearer than from Moaday to
Thursday, when the depression was st the extrema poiaL
For cloths them has not been much change. Sellers re.
slated the greatest meant of depreadoe. sod are sow
bolding with more lirrimme, but buyers, who have boss
more active in their legumes for the last day or two, are
only repeating the low prices they offered earlier in the
week. The consequence is that only a limited business has
been done, and the market for than goods is quiet, though
there arc orders waiting to be placed, and it is expected that
-inters must have to come into the market eon.

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WOOLLEN.—Tacna, Nov. 18.—There has been an I
average attain:lanes in the coloured ball thin morning, and
a fair amount of business has been transacted in tweeds and
heavy matins. Then bare been some inquiries after spring
samples. The white hall has sot shown much altered=
from our recent reports. Mallets have only been in ID°.
dente demand, and the inquiries after heavy goods have
been entirely restricted to supply outitaadini orderntßaies
rungs unchanged.

CORN.-CAmßaroos, Nov. 18.-We had a large supply
of wheat and batboy, which wars a slow sale at tut week's
prima. W beat, 4N. to 48e.; barlsy, 30e. to 38e.; cat& 29e.
to 28a.; old, 30g; beans, 425. to 445. per qr.
CARLISLE, Nov. 18.-There was a moderate supply of
all kinds of grain at our market this mornieg salsa
waft brisk, wheat realising about last west's prices, mad
this. being so change in oats and barley. Priem :-
Wheat, white, new, 19s. to 225. ; ditto, old, 1..4. to
225. ; wheat, red, now, 18s. to 20s. ; ditto old, 18s. to
20e.; barley, new, lla. 6d. to 12s. 6d.; ditto old, 11d. fid. to
1.28. 6d. ; oat& potato new, Ba. 3d. to 9..
9d. ; ditto old,
9s. 6d. to lls.; rye. 13s. 6d. to 14s. per Carlisle bushel.
Flour, 2& to 2.e. 2d.; oatmeal, ls. 9d. to 18. 11d. ; barley-
meal and realm], la. 4d. pee stoner.
CoLcaEsTra, Nov. 18 -.do inoreued supply of wheat,
with a moderate ale, at generally la. per qr. lower. A
good show of barley, and Wee effected as ls. below forma
quotations. Beans and peas scarce at full prices.
GrILDEORD. Nov. 18.-With a moderate supply of wheat
at market, the trade to-day was steady, and last week's
priors were fully realised. Barley and other spring oorn
without alters do• in vain,. Wheat, 32a. to 60s. ; barley,
265. to 400. ; oats, 188. to 295. ;Pan, 38i. to 40s.
iiIBTFOILD. Nov. 18.-Good supplies of grain and wheat
in better condition. Trade dull at la. per load lees mousy.
Malting barley sold at hat wideles prior; grinding ills turn
lower. Oats and beaus firm and rather dearer. White,
red, per load, new, 234. to Via. ; white, V& ; red. old.
24a. to 308. ; white, 32.. Barley, malting, per qr., 325. to
r 40e. ; grinding, 216. to 30e. Oats, coarse, new, 165
. to
22•.; ditto, am' old, 28a. Beans, per load, 21s. to 23a. ;

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LEM/ATER, NOv. 1.8.-Fair progress bas been made withetcaeraa,
outdoor work this week, the weather having on the whole
been favourable. Our corn market today wss sparingly
supplied with wheat, which "old slowly, and rates were fa
favour of the buyer. Old white, 535. to 575. ; old red, 48e.
to 521. ; new white, 525. to 555. ; new red, Ms. to 495. per
36 stoat. The barley trade was by no means brisk, and there
was a slight decline in the value of secondary samples ;
malting, 335. to 355. per qr. ; grinding, 28a. to 30e. par 30
stone. Business in oats was active, and edge took place at
rather more money ; old, 265. to 30e. ; new, 21.. to 25e. per
24 stone. Io beans there we. not much change to note ;
old, 495. to 495. ; new, 40s. to 436. per 38 stone. Fine flour,
36r. to 370. ; seconds, 31s. to 345. per wk.
Miscast's-UPON-T/1M Nov. 18.-At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and having seemly any new offering from the stands, this,
combined with a good demand for seed. occasioned a slight
advance upon new red, whilst upon white an improvement
of ls. to 2a. per qr. was established, extra farmers' samples,
weighing 661bs. per bushel, comma ding up to 575. to 58s.
From the stands few transactions occurred, the firmness of
holders tending to restrict business. Flour much the same.
Malting barley meet difficult of sale, and tending lower ;
grinding scarce. Little stirring in beans and pose for want
of supply. Oats • free sale, at last week's prices. The
arrivals this week are :-Wheat, oosetwies. 5,342 ; foreign,
1,190 ; barley, coastwise, 2,005; foreign, 120; malt, coast-
wipe, 254 ; oats. coastwise, 1,090 ; peas, eceetwiso, 47;
beans. fordn. 100 ; flour, coastwise, 3,644 seeks ; lodise
corn flour, 266 seeks.
NORWICH, NOV. 18. -There was a very limitsd supply
of new wheat on offer today, but a fair quantity of old was
brought forward. As regards the former prioes were
dull, but as regards the letter the rates of this day Welded
wets maintained. There was an increased supply of barley,
but there being • good demand for the best malting de•
soriptiou. they were taken off at a decline of shouted. to is.
per qr. Seectodsry sorts met a dull mile. White wheat,
(weighing 641 be.), 50s. to Me. ; old red ditto (weigh-
ing 65th..), Mts. to 52.. ; new ditto (weighing 601 be.
to 631bs), 335. to 45.. ; but melting barley (weighing
52Ibs. to 131 b a.), 345. to 365. ; runs ditto (weighing
Mlle. to 521b5.), 32a. to 345. ; distilling ditto (weighing
5011 w. to 521 be.), 255. to Vs. ; oats, 24.. to 26e. ; beans,
37.. to 30s. ; peas (maple), 36.. to 38.. per quarter. Flour,
33e. per sack. Averages : Wheat, 2,208 qrs., 46a. 11d. ;
barley, 5,340 qrs., 33e. 6d.
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 18.-At oar corn market to-day there
wash fair supply of wheat, and most of this samples were
of the new crop. The demand was dull at • declioe of
about 1.. per qr. on secondary sorts. Fine dry iota main-
tained late rates. New white sorts nude 60s. to 5Ga. ; Dew
red, 481. to 50s. ; old white, 54e. to 595. ; old red. 49e. to
535. per 36 stone. There was a good supply of barley, and
superior sorts were io request at late rates ; inferior about
11. per qr. lower. New melds& 30s. to 38e. per qr. ; grind-
ing, 265. to 28s. per 30 abase. The show of oats was not
large. sad the trade 111111 healthy at rather over recent rates
-new, 21s. to xis. ; old, 27.. to 30e. ; foreign, 25e. to 275.
per 24 atone. Beaus were in tolerable supply, asd guiles&
cheap as last week-old, 48s. to We. ; new, 40s. to 455. per
38 stone. Super flour, 37a. to 395. ; fine, 345. to 365. per
20 stone.
Orroau, Nov. 18.-There was a large attendance, with
plenty of oars offering. but trade ruled dull. Samples of .11
kinds of wheat sold sluggishly ; those of good quality and
in dry condition maintained lest week's prices, but Wee of
inferior sorts sold for a little lies mosey. The same remarks
will apply to the business of the market throughout. Qua:
tuitions were as fellows, : -Old wheat. Ms. to 54e. pet
qr. ; new wheat, 425. to 50e.: barley. 30e. to 40s. ; oats.
21s. to 30..; beano, 425. to 501.; bog pees, 40s. to 42a; flour,
woods. 355. per seek.
Prreueoaouag, Nov. 18.-A large supply al wheat here
to-day, and prieee were Lt• per qr. lower than last week.
fluky could like
be bought at la ks. moan. Oats,
beats, sod peas, but few ideetag, and sell 11•4117 it lets
rates.