The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES —Norriwousw,
Nov. 11.—The cut-up cotton hies branches (which are become the
meet important manufacture in the tows trade) keep brisk, and are
likely for some time t t come to continoe so, as the articles they now
make are vi 17 superior to what they were a few years since.—The
wrought-cotton hose branch la but dull, and the extra super quality
seem nearly to have hien aupersrdi d.—The cotton-glove trade we-
scarcely ever known brisker, and the hands are about going to
work st sn advance on their wage.—The drawer and
pantaloon brunch has been better, but not of late years:
the frame, is general are employed. The sheet branch
is ratherdu I fur superior goods. The silk glove branch has mended,
but every other di scriiition of silk hosiery Is at a very low ebb. The
eution-lace trade for the German market is in ravine a brisk state,
I but for the g, coral description of fancy goods there is a slick demand.
We undirstand the trade committee are sbaut closing with the terms
of an inventor foe the Dew description of strait-down nets, which are
equal to traverse grounds. The silk branches are very dull: the high
pries of the mates dal used In this manufacture is said to be a great
drawback. At the present, the trade is much occupied by two inven-
tions from France—tile one 14 to dispense with guides and guide-bars;
the other is to dispense with cards for the jacquard, %ping only paper.

CORN.—Borros Nor. 14 —Ws And a fair show of
Wheat in our market to-day, and though the trade was by uo means
bri.k, late rates were about supported. Beans were in demand at
the quotations below. Oats sold slowly at Id. decline. Wheat, red,
355. to 3Da. ; white, 435. Oats, 121. Od. to 17s. lid. titans, new, 275.
to 305.; old, 311.

MAiDsToNE, NOT. 14. Our market being held out
of its usual eour-e caused us to have fewer persona than usual,
and the amount of bumce.s done wu very trilling. We must quote
prices of all things as before, with a abort supply of all grain, but
equal to the demand, which was SI ry limited.

ROYSTON, Nov. 14.—Core trade strady, without variation
In pm*. Wheat, 2 la. to 23.. per load. Barley, 235. to 335. 6d. per
pr. Oats, Its. to 20a.

STOcKTON-ON-Tang, Nov. 14 —The arrivals of grain for
the pat week has been to a good intent. At this day's market there
was a good show of Wheat from the powers, and having a good at.
tendsrue of buyers, the whole was reality cleared off at the lull rates
of this day week. Barley in good request. New Oats met • dull sale,
at a decline of Gd. per qr.; but for paid old Corn there charge to
note. In Wen 11111 d Pt 23 no alteration. The following are
the present quotations —British : Wheat, pee qr. of 631 be. to the
bush.l, Parham and Yorkshire, red, 40s. to 449. ' • white, 440. to 48!..
South country red, 434. to 445. • white, 46v. to 480. Oats, feed, Pm. to
20s. • potato, 22e. to 28s. Bawlw
Beam;, old, 300. to 320. Flo, per each of
2801‘s, fine, 311.. to f32a. • superfine, 335. to 345. Illatmeul, Scotch,
30s. to 326. Foreign : Wheat, per qr. of 631bs. to the bushel, nostock,
Wismar, and Stralsund, 44. a. to 465. ; llamburg and Stettin, 43a. to
41r.; Holstein and Danish, 40s. to 445. Polish Odessa, 395. to 400.
Barley, grinding, B.d. per a•tone. Oats, Dutch and Price-
and,
M 18a.
s. tto 2i
234.5. Peas, bong, 28s. to 305.; pincluig, 255. to Ms.
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WounlnoVoir, Nov. 14.—We had an average supply of
grain at our market this morning, for which high prices were asked,
but purchasers seemed ,shy, and sellers bad of course to conform to
their prices. Wheat, 16s. to It.. 3d. Barley, 9.. 9d. to 10s. Oats,
is. to 7a. 3d. Beat Flour, per stone, 28.; seconds, Is. led. Barley.
flour, la. 2d. Oatmeal, Is. rd. Ryemeal, la. Id.
WATEUFOkI), Nov. 14.—Our supplies of farmers' grain
still eoutioue on a very limited reale, and from abroad the arrivals
are only moderate • notwithstanding which our m trket remain. in
• moat in state, without however any aluration in prima.
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EDINBURGH, Nov. 14.—The supply of Wheat was only
moderate at this .lay's market, but there woe nn improvement in the
demand ; Fume difficult, being experienced in r ffectingsaleo, at prices
similar to thew current on this day we. k. The triumaction In foreign
Wheat were very unimportant, a fear retail sales only being mode at
previous rates. Fine malting Barley was inquio ed for, and such
maintained former prices but erind.ng qualities were dull, and the
turn cheaper. The quantity of Oats was small; the trade ruled firm •
line samples commanding an advance of Is. per qr. In Bears no al!
teration. White Peas Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, top, 14s. ;
average, 335. 2d. Barley, top, 21e. 14.; average, Va. 2d. Oats, top,
22e. hd. ; average, les. Ilearo, top, 33a.; average, 29a. 6d.

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GLASGOW, Nov. 14.-The week's imports to the Clyde
have again been entirety from Ireland and Clenada, the former having
consisted of about 3,0 qrs. Wheat, 1,579 sacks Flour, 7,500 qrs. Oats,
360 loads Oatmeal, 930 qrs. Barley, and 230 qre. Beans; and the latter
of 5,793 brim. Flour, about 600 qrs. Peas, and 200 barrels Oatmeal.
Via Grangemouth, the arrivals were comprised for the most part in
3,300 qrs. Barley coastwise, and 845 qrs. Iran abroad. The weather
of late has been excessively wet muskeg the new Scotch Wheat to
come to hand in wretched condition, and an increased demand for good
old foreign and well prepared Irish new, far which fully previous
rates have been obtained. Fine Oats and matting Barley have
supported former prices; but for light grinding qualities of the
latter rather lower price. had to be accepted. II ith Beans, owing to
increased deliveries of Scotch new, have been offering 6d. per
cheaper. Of the recent arrivals of Canadian Flour a great prsportiun
is sour, which has met a good demand, but at irregular prices, all the
better descriptions of sacks and barrels, as well as Oatmeal, remaining
steady In value. This day's market was thinly attended, and Mete
was lees activity in the trade than during the week, with the excep-
tion, twee, et, of new Beans and Barley, which were each I d. per boll
cheaper, and grinding sorts of the latter rather more. Prices were
full supported, particularly for fine old Wheat, the stock of which
has lately been much reduced. The following are the quotations :-
Wheat, English. *bite, per 24010 n, old, 224. Od. to 234.0 d. red, •ld,
21s. lld. to 22a. 03., nudely white, old, 21s. Od. to lbs. fkl.; Irish,
red aid white, new, 17e. Gd. to 19e. Ott., Dentate, old, 24. 6d.
to 23a. 6d.; Pomerasian, old, 21a. 6d. to 225. 6d.; Danish, old, 2os. 6.1.
to 21s. ed. ; Odessa, soft, old, 18a. 6d. le 20a.; Canadian, old, 208. Gd.
to 21s. 6d.; United States, old, 20s. 6d. to 21s. &I. Barley, per
3201ba., Berwick and Scotch, new, 16s. to 17e Cal.; Irish, 16e. lid. to
175.0 d.; foreign, free, Poceemnin, Ira, old, 16e. 6d. to 14. ed. •
new,16.1.6d. 17e6d.; Danish, old, 1314.6 d. to 165.; new, to iGe bd:
Oats, per 264145., Berwick and Ilootch, old, 14s. Gd. to 15e. ;
Wexford, he., new, 13s. 6d. to 14s. Oil Limerick, Ice., old,
138. Gd. to 14s. Od.• sew, Its. 3d. to 141. Od. • extra prepared,
new, 13a. 4.1.• foreign, Ituesian, old, 13e. 6d. to 'Ms.; Danbh, 17a.
to 13.. Gd. Beans, per 4 imp. bush., foreign, old, 14s. to 11a. td. ;
Irish, per Moths., old, 14s. to 14x. 6d.; new, 14e..6d. • Egyptian,
per 29011ni., old, he. Gd. to 15e. Peso, white, per 2folold,
lie. 6d. to 13e. • grey, Its. to 14a. f3d. Flour, per Seethe., old, F.ng.
bah, superfine, Gis. to 35e. Od.• Irish, superfine, 335. I. 345. Id. ; tine,
321. t 0333. ; extra choice qualities, 33e. to kis. 6d.; American, sweet,
per barrel, old, Sta. lid. to 23e. Gd.; Oinadian, 2:s. Gd. to 23e. Gd. ;
sour, 2es. to 24. Oatmeal, par 28016 e, Irian, common cut, new,
2SL to 235. Gd. Indian Corn, 16s. to 17e. Gd. per 2601b5.

CATTLE, Sci —Tawsleen Fai a, Nov. 14.—This fair war
well attended; the supply of Cattle was good for middling aorta, and
prices are improving. rimers sold from 40s. to 47a. per cwt., the latter
of the best quality ; fat Cows and Calvert, rather of inferior quality,
om 3.5 a. to 45a. per cwt. The demand for Sheep was good, and •
slight increase of price from 4d. to 41d. per lb.
EDINBURGH ALL-HALLOW Fars, Nov. 13.—This annual
mat ket commenced with the sated rattle this morning on the farm of
Georgie Maine, about two miles west from Edinburgh. The number
of cattle on the market stance was very considerable, amounting to
about 8.006 bead, being fully 100 above last year, no doubt partiaily
owing to the number anthill at Donne market, together with the
large number of shorthorns from Northumberland, Yorkshire, and
ilowayshire. Never was such a number of this description of stock
(shorthorns) seen at this market, and the breeders of this kind of
stock say that they are oily beginning their trade in &Wand.
The same remark may be applied to Irish cattle, which are increasing
daily in our markets; and, if they continue their importation
Into tee. Hand at 1 he same rate as they have been doing for some time,
they will ultimately knock the true Highlat,dere cut of the mar-
, ket, as it is plainly shown that it la bulk that is kiekei after now by
many purchaser., and not quality, although it is generally allowed
that nothing can surpass the Highland breeds. The lollos log will
give an idea of the different kinds on the ground ;—A good many lots
from 14 ssehire and Invernewebire, also from Argyll, Island of Mull,
and the other Western Isles, contributed their quantity. The greeter
portion of the above were shown at Dowse, and those disponni of of
these kinds were from four lo five per cent. below Doune market
prices, and about ten to fifteen per cent. :slow the prices obtained at
last Falkirk tryst. The weather in the morning war goo I, aced at an
early hour a few lota of good fat were disposed of. What was in good
coadition of the wintering stock of Angus and Aberdeen Cattle in
value about Pt. at recent markets, brought about 10, a-head lees, and
larger pricer proportionately reduced. The general run of West
Highlanders about les. to the. back from the last Falkirk market;
and North Highlarders from 7s. &I. to lie. 6d. At the close of the
market abut two-thirds of the stock remained unsold. A number
of English and Border dealers were on the ground ; but the greater
part was composed of firmer, and others who ate in the habit of pun
chasing small lot*. The show of Irish cattle was very extensive. Yew
sales were effected, and anything done amongst this class of Begets In
value about 71., were about It. ahead below last Fedkirk mar ket, and
cattle above that value fully a greater reduction in proportion. The
tat market was very thinly attended. The current price for the beet
qualities from 7s, to 7s. ed.; seeondaryor Inferior qualities, 56.6 d. to
ha. lid. Ter show of milch Cows was very fair. A good many sales
were effected. The current prices fee good kinds were from WI. to
121. • and the secondary and interior kinds, which were principally
brought gram hl. toll.
WISUNktiIfAT Nov. 14.—The business of the fair was resumed this
morning, when about two-thirds of the general stock appeared upon
the ground. Little or no business was done up till eleven o'clock,
from many of the buyers being at the Edinburgh market ; but shortly
after that hour a few sales were effected amongst the small High-
louden. and it was generally allowed that the price. for two-year-old
dote would bee cent cent. back from yesterday, and on queys about 21
per cent. Yew of the poled Aberdeen and Anguishire cattle were on
the market Mance, end as few buyers appeared to-day to be looking
after them ; and anything that was done in these kinds would be • shade
lower than the prices of yesterday. There was a good number of
the Gail sway ant Northumberland stock upon the ground, and the
ales effected umongat this description of stock would suffer about
the rime reduction an the Aberdeenshire and Angucohire. The West
Highland cattle appeared to be the only cattle that supported, in
many instances, the prices of yesterday. The inferior kinds of this
description, however, had to submit to 4 slight reduction. The small
lota mold today, of all Susie, were not so low as the prices above
quoted; but the reductions are more particularly applicable to the
larger puretasers. The stock of Irish cattle continued to be a fell
market. The larger kinds were about 10 per cent below the prime
of yesterday, when sold in small lots, and the larger mks about
give per cent below yesterdays prices. The show a country Cows
so.gisy was very limited, the beet stitches having been picked
up yesterday. Few Bake were effected moment this ekes, a d the'
business done would be at a redaction, for the best kinds, a about
five per cent below the prices of yesterday; and for the second and
inferior qualities about ten per cent. The country slots were is very
short supply, and the sans effected to-day for the oetter dames would
be about the same se yesterday but for the inferior kinds about seven
and a half er cent. of a reduction bad to be submitted to. The show
of Horses to-day was inferior, both as regards numbers and quality.
The demand kr the beet descriptions of every kind was brim, and
good peas were paid. Best draught Horses brought about 1101. per
pair, and saddle Horses 01. • but for inferior descriptions, of which
Wee, was a large supply, ths; demand was languid, and prices low.

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