The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrysarooz., Nov. 9.—To-day there is a nu-
merous attendance of the trade ; both they aad speculators buy freely;
and 10,000 bales are sold, at the highest prices of the week, including
5,000 takes on 'peculation. All binds of American have, during the
lam few days, been to general request; the authorised quotations of
"Lir " Uplanda and Orleans are advanced id. per lb; that of " fair "
Mobiles Id. per lb., and in the lower and middling qualities an ad-
vance Mash* id. per lb, has bean generally established. Bemis and
me is good demand ; but they are rather freely offered,
Wtreim y resuds without material change. Bursts have been taken
extensively both by speculators and the trade; and they command
full
~20,n3.000 bales of Amerkart, 1300 Persians; arl 1,550 if
50 ad 5,200 Bursts have been taken on speoalatioac M
510 and 2,450 Suram for export. No business will be
trammeled here an Thursday neat, the 15th inst.

METALS-Um:m Nov. 9.-Waite Winn may dill
be quoted at 41. 13e. per ton, free on board at the pert, with rather
more *wiry. Notwithstanding the humble mate Thiele have
reached es from Glugow of the Otte of thilL=SOlNdille We can
report no Improvement; on the extra% a what derip
manifest the same anziets to be relieved ken ita ragesselate. Wee
have been made during the week at 43a for abed nemlbere, and to.
day 42a. ed. to asked. Considerable transulkies ere reported In
apialter, mid we quote the prier firm, at 131. Hs. Ito Ilidowtog are
the present queentices
eodlrem,_ ter, ballabe; a/we!'
stoats tilleatj; lioe7eiet, 714315.6.te;
31. ; seemed nieta Wales, 31. 10a. to 31. I ; anthracite,
31. 13a.; Pigs, in. Wales, 3/. M. to 41. ; tom, IL 13e. to
31. Os. ; No. 1, Clyde, net cash, X 26. 6d. to 11. 6. Od.; Blewitt's
plume rained 'hos for bore, tails, Ina, free ea board at Newport,
31. lie.; do. for tin
IV, boner pietas, to., 41. 10a.; Stir-
ling:Piplutist toughened Glasgow, V. 126. to N. 14a. ;ba
W do. to 41. Oa ; addible basAtat the works, 10s. ;
Otallbrddike, 21.10. to 3L 13e. ; 41. 13e. to U. ; chairs,
Y. FeMma ; Swedish, 111. to 111. Os. lardp Steel :
Swedish 141. 10e. to 141. 13e.; ditto W. Os. to
16L Copper: Meets,
03d4 toulP WU Pr tate 641.8Mbitilv I old edsPre lb"
1/s. ;
_pilaw metal eheelabig. Rd.
per toe, 11e. to 1014 Out, 161.15 e.; red te.r.tri.lo.4„„ii.N.
pater that, Its, lie Lod: omit, la bead, 141. 10e.
to 161. *kabala Tie: Mak, per ewt., MM.; bu, 145.; relined,
31. 11%. Smola The : issea, boad, tea. to 31.1ta.; Straits, 34 Be
to Sl. 7e. ; Peruvian (I mo, et, dia.) 11. Ba :641. Tin hates, I C
Coke, pee boa, 11. fe. to If. 7e, ed.; IC Osseeed, 14 Ila I
IL 10e. Opelter Putea, warehoused, prr ton, DI. Ss. to
131.15 e.; do. to arrive,l6l. Ss. Zino: English duet, pta too, 201. 101.
10 EL tioddiallvw, ter Iby Se,.litsinf

ERODIJCS MARKETS
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Balsam , Nov. 9.
BM:Ult.—There has been a very steady demand for raw
eager in our market this week, and importers haring pretty freely
cupplied the Alcoa with eampleta fair aniount of busineeshas been tran-
sacted since our hut, at prices fully equal to those current at the clone
of last week ; the ales repotted cocain of GOO bhds. and tierces Wert
Indio • 3,000 mats Mauritius, and 2,400 hoses yellow llannaahs, all
to the'home trade, the grows and refiner' taking about equal pro-
portions. The redued market continues steady, and the supply of
manufactured goods is by no amens beery; bastards mid treacle still
dull.
RUM is in fair demand, but pr:ees aro unaltered.
BRANDT rather dull and lower.
Dil&D Faun command a better sale, and Valentin raisins are held
&Writ Us., being luny ls. higher.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9
StIOAR.—Ths market opened this week with a steady
demand, and full rates were realised; but within the tat few days it
has become more quiet, and the sales are limited to 350 casks B. P.,
and 3,300 bap Bengal. Foreign: No sales in Brasil; 130 Mid.. Porto
Moo sold at hem 395. to 41s. 6d., and 375 brie. Venezuela, at 44.05. per
cwt duty paid.-51oLasses : The business le limited to 70 puns. Bar-
haloes. Mardi:mu .-,Nality, M 16., 61,, ar4 mum it.iinl s. at ice.
per cwt.; more inquiry exists for the better kinds, but the gnat as
required has prevented sales—Corrals The export demand continues
unahatal, and, there being also a considerable speculative inquiry, a
further advaace of as. t I Ss. per cwt. has been obtained for ordinary
descriptions • the sales comprise 70 tees. J at 45e. to 117 a. ;
150 casks plantation Ceylon, at Ma. to 60a. ; 3,000 Leguayre, at
50a. to 605.; ISO bales Mocha, at s3a. M. per cwt. ; besides several
=iisla second-hands at similar rates.-200 bags black PPPTIIR have
taken at the quotations —N done in Cocoa, GINGKO, Of
POUSTO.—/Lice 0,000 bags Bengal sold at Os. for good broken, at
10s. M. per cwL for good middling table, bring former rates—Rem :
A large business has been done at full, and, In 1101110 cases, rather
bents prices; the sales art 600 puns., including Demerara, at la. 641.
to Is. 6d. for proof, to 10 per cent. 0. P. and 28 to 40 pr cent 0.P.,
at 2s. Id. to 2s. fel., with ISO puns,
Jamaica, at 2s. Bd. to 4s. per
pike, according to quality.
Corns : In the early part of the week the demand was moderate,
but no change in prima occurred. Immediately aster the arrival of
the steamer on Tuesday morning, bringing accounts of a continuance
of favourable weather, a greater disposition to Bell was maidfasted, and
a decline in many Instances of td. per lb. was submitted to ;
' the knowledge, however of very small atdpments to this country. and
rise diminished stock of American, gave buyers confidence and the
market instantly rallied ; an extensive. business has eincelncri done
both by the trade and speculators, at rates establishing an advance on
last Priday's quotations of id. to td. per lb. in American defeat).
lions. Brazil and Egyptian are without change, and East Wm have
been in great mugs', and command very full rates • no charge in
Sea Island. Speculators have taken 23,000 American, 680 Penmen,
1,550 Maranham, 750 Egyptian, and 5,200 Surat; and exporters 610
American, and 2,450 Surat.
TEA : Several sales of common to good imperial, gunpowder,
young bye= and scented orange pekoes have been made, at full pre.
viola rates. At a sale held yesterday of 1,695 packager, only 350 good
common congest were sold, at 68d. per lb.
About 150 chests of Sant Lac sold at 44e. to 520., 100 bags of
Rural at 17a., 300 tenktla of Gamine at 94.6 d. to EL 9d., 24 hbris. of

Hennas.o,•PanaL Buono, at 27a, 300 bags of Mmasul son, at 7e.
pet evt, 26 bales of SZKNA. at 2d. to 21d. per lb., and a small lot of
Bess' Wax, at 51. to N. 15s. per cwt.-There has been I ether more
tnqulry ftauvers; and 1,300 bags sold at 16e. 3d. to 27a. per
of SODA is without change, but only small parcels die.
posed of, at Its. 9d. per cwt.
Groan.-Nothing repotted.
D1LW001.4.-the sales of LOOWOOD are very trifling, being confined
to a few tons of Campeaehy, at 11. 2s. 6d. No transactions are re.
ported in Punic; 20 tons Lute Wien bare been sold at 201. to 221.,
and 25 tons solid Nonseous. WOOD at 131. per ton.-There are no
sales reported of TULIILVIVIL or Tea, nor any alteration in price.-Of
Rome, 800 to fro barrels of common American sold at 2e. OtL, includ-
ing some of better quality, at a relatively higher prier.-Pot and
pearl Auto dull, and sales too trifling to enumerate.-II IDE% :1 he
market continues steady, and several parcels of tatted River Plate and
Rio (inuide have been taken at 2:d. to 24d. for light, up to Sid. for
good heavy ox.
Orly small sales continue to be made in Banorroxs.-For Shady
&nue there has been a moderate demand,and holders rcqurc extreme
Ces.-There has been but little done in Aims .- or TeareaThere
again been an extensive business in 31 Anima Roan, about 950
hales having been taken from 30s. to 435. for Turkey, accenting to
quality, and Ws. to 33e. per cwt. kr Naples.-Ouve Om remains
without change either in gem eod or price; the sales are about 30 to
60 tuns.-About 40 tuns coloured 13m1. and 20 tuna COD Oil, have been
said at the quotations.-Lmsom On, Is rather lower; email rule" arc
reported at 30s. to 34)5. ed. per cwt.-Nothing doing In Rees OM -
SPIRITS or WIPER 11/11 are dull of tale at former rates.-Ab.out 300
tons PAIX Oil. have sold, ex ship, at 811. to 3d. per ton.-In TALLOW
there is to change this week ; Petersburg T.C. Is steody at 350. to
Us. Cd.; at the public raked South American, on Wednesday, the
finest qualities brought 365. to 36e. Cd. per cwt.; the lower qualities
did not and ready buyers.-30 tons Home OstAts add at kW. per
cwt.-About 100 tons American LAce have brut sold at 31s to 350.6 d.
per cwt.-1,500 bales Jere realised 121. 15a. to 131. 12s. GI per ton.
SI:MAR.-The average price of Sugar, the produce of the
British portentous in America, competed from the returns made in
the week trellis the 6th day of 649, is 255. sd. per cwt.
Sugar the produce of the Mount us is Nov.,ha Oil. per cwt. Sugar the
produce of the Eat Indies is 255. 51d. per ewt. The average price of
the three fomgoingskeerMtlons, j Antly, is 234.21 d. per cwt.-Go:Wee

WOOL.—Lazne, Nov. 9.—There has not been any change
of moment in thin branch of trade during the present week. Baler of
combing Wool have been rather smaller, and pricrn stationary.
Clothing Wools are dull sale, and pr ices ;ether lower than a month
ago. AA usual in the month of November, only a limited amount of
business Is being done in this market. The prospects of the trade,
however, are generally regarded as satisfactory, and a brisk winter
trade is confldeatly anticipated.

HOPS.—Woacnersa, Nov. 9.—The demand w.s 'gain
quite spirited for Hope last Saturday, the best sorts realizing a littk
more money. The quantity of pockets weighed from the planters on
Saturday I.IAt wore—new, 493, and old, 23; and new, 302, and old, 10,
in the week. Prices per cwt.: New Worcester", :12s. to 155 x.;
choice, 1475. ; pearlier 725. to Sea ; choice, 100 s. ; 20s. to
70s. ; old olds, 20s. to 50e. Duty called 7,000!.

CORN.—CHSLXISFORD, Nov. 9.—Thus wu a fall supply of
Wheat at market to-day, and the µriots of Iva: were about maintained;
but the market cloood heavily. Bed, 425. to 43a.; white, 455. to abs.
Barley a plentiful supply, and former prices were warcely:upported.
Beam rawer dearer. Averages, 1,593 Wheat, 43e. sd. ; i 35 Uuley,
311. 10d. ; 154 Beans, 25a. &l : 131 Peas, 275. 11d. _ .

CoVINT&T, Nor. 9.—We have been well supplied with
Wbos to-day, but mazy samples out of condition. Good dry Wheats
fetched lull prices, but other kinds were sold at a decline of Gd. per
bag. Molting Barley in fair requeq ; grinding qualities maintained
their former calm. Old Ream and Outs firm.

Einitsv,2B;;.9.W4l have a small show of Wheat to-day,
the demand for which is limited in the extreme, awl a decline on is.
to 2s. per qr. was submitted to without leading to much busbies,.
Barley dull tale, at barely late rater. Other things unaltered. Wheat,
40s. to 435. per 36 stone ; white, 43e. to 478 Barley, 30e.t00.,ta,
old, 20e. to 24e. per 21 stone. Beans, old, 341. to 37e. per 30 stone.
Flour, Ma. to 375. per 2.) stone.
Lrzterxa, Nov. 9.-We have bad another dull corn market
today, but we note no alteration in prices. lied Wh, at, 38s. to 41r. ;
white, 4,5. to 41e. Barley, 24.. to 28s. Oats, Ith. to 18r. per qr.
Hul.L, Nov. 9.-There has been a good supply of both
English and foreign Wheat, but !mall of other grain. The best ram-
, ph* ot Wheat have commanded somewhat better prices, whilst re-
mud-rate qualities have not been very saleable even at last week's
ran!. We quote white, 41s. to 41a. ; eats* tine, 46e. to 47r. per qr.,
60Ibs. per bonnet; rod, 30a. to 40s. ; extra, 41s. to 425. Malting Bar-
ley sells slowly ; but fur grinding a goad demand continues tram the
consumer. at 21s. to Ms. per 34 stone. White boiling Peas are more
inquired after, at 38a. to 30s. per qr. • grinding move off freely, at 2Ga.
to 208 lid. per 36 atom Good old 'Beans are iseught after, and are
SCAM;small may be quoted Ws. to 335. ; large, 28r. to 30s. per 36
atone. Oat', more off rather more freely, at late rates-ray 72. to 84.
per atone. The weather has been changeable during the week ; at one
these revere frost with snow, but it is now mild again. Linseed. -The
arrival of 385 qre. from Petersburg is on crushers' account, and does
not come on the market, which continues but scantily supplied, and
sales are consequently of but a limited nature. Business is likewise
further curtailed br crushers preferring to wait in the hope of being
able to buy en sonic what better terms, ex ship, to those demanded by
holders ot landed parcels. We quote Black ties, 41e. to 45a. • Peters-
burg, 3,70. to 43.1.; Riga, 385. Gd. to 405.; Archangel, 335. to 4.05. ; best
crushing Memel and lionigsberg, 39e. ; middling, 37a. to Me ,• infe-
rior, 36e. per qr., weighing 5211 a. per batheL Linseed Cakes ands •
steady sale, at well supported rates-say, best Ilull.made, 71. Is. ; fo-
reign, 51. 101. to W. 10s. per tau. Rape Cakes arrive more freely, and
in some instances 77a. lid. per ton has been accepted ex ship. Bones
sell freely on arrival, at tt7s. 6d. per ton. The following are present
Prices: Wheat, Va4liab, white, old, 41e. to 440.•' Dew, 41s. to 41s. ;
red, old, 39a. to 425.; sew, 39a. to 42,.. Eorelgn, GOlb. per bathe),
Ramberg arid Baltic, red, Me. t 0425.; white, 41s. to 4Gs.; Polish Odesea,
36e. to 375. Barley, malting, per qr., 235. to 270.; grinding, per dust.,
Od. to 225. 04. Oats,oW, per qr., 138 to 17a. • new, 13e. to 175.;
Russian, &c., per St., 7cl. to 81.1. Peas, white, bidets, per qr., 34.
to Mk; blur, 80s. to 405.; grinding, 631 b. per bushel, 655. 61.
to 364.6 d. Beane, old and new, 631 b. per bushel, Vie. to 32e,; Egyptian,
Sfe. to 275. Tares, new, fur sowing, per qr., 251. to 305.; grinthr.g,
631 b. per barbel, 19s. to Ils. Rye, per stone, Bd. Ryeineal, i.er
ton, hi. Linseed, per qr., Black Sea, 445. to 458; Bombay, 415. ; BL
Petersburg,lthe,4la. to s. ; cool crushing, 38s. to 335.; inferior,
Ms. ; 38n. 6d. to 40s. • Archangel, 391. to 401. ; Konigsberg
and Memel, 355. to 395.; clean for feeding, 425. to 445. Rape-
seed, per,. last, Berman and Danish, 301. ; Black Sea, 161. to 171.-
Foreign imports into Mull during this week: 'domed, 383 qrs. ;
Rapeseed, 938; Wheat, 5,247; Barley, 2,610; Beans, 310; Pais, 520;
Tares, 130.
Liarcorm, Nov. 9.-There has been a fair supply of Wheat,
and more dispoiition shown to buy Wheat at our market to-day, best
runs making Is. more money. Barley, a large show and a dull trade.
Oats the turn cheaper. Nothing doing in Beans. Wheat, red, 35e.
to 335.; white. Ric to 465. Barley, 225. to 295. thus, 14e. to
Beans, 275. to 2thi.
LIVELPOOL, Nov. 9.-At our Corn Exchange this morn-
ing good qualities of Irish new Wh, at brought an advance of Id. per
bushel on the price of Tuesday.. There was no alteration in Foreign
Wheat, either old or new, with a steady sale. Choice brands of
American Flour still commands full prices, but Irish manuiseture is
difficult to move. Oats and Oatmeal were both in fair request.
Barley, Beans, and Peas were without change in value. The deemed
for Indian Corn ls still sleek, and the value was considered fid.
per quarter wane than on 1
per qr. worse than cm Tuesday. 'revels and exports into Liverpoo
and Runcorn the Gth to the Bth Nevem& r inclusive : Wheat, 9,697
qrs.; Barley, 3274;; Malt, 1,063; Oat., 8,251 ; Beans, 1,043; Peas,
25; Indian Coru, 395; Oatmeal, 3,138 sacks; Flour, 8,094 sacks, and
33 barrels.

RtPON° Nov. B.—We had a good supply of grain at this
day's market. Few sales were effected at last week's prism. The
Corn market sr the ensuing week will be held on Friday, in °onto-
weenec of the .• General Thauksgiving.” Wheat, white, Ss. ed. to
fitt. per bushel ; red, 4s. 6d. to Se. ad. barley, Da. to 275. per
qr. Oats, Us. to 22a.
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•
SCARBOIMICOM, Nov. B.—The supply of Wheat, Barley,
and Oats is good today ; the cooottion of the Wheat generally L,
poor ; what is &-y readily brings last week's prime. In Barley and
OW no dump. TWur trade very dull, and in some instances is. per
Irk lees money is taken. Wheat, new, la. to Ss. 041 per some; old,
be. 9d. to 6s. 3d. Oats, new, rid. to pea atone ; old, 9J. to 10d.
Bosky. malting, 23e. to 245. per qr. of ill stone ; grinding, 21s. to
g2s. Flour, superfine. SU. to ddb.. per sack of 2..) stone; smooch,
Us. to SO/

SOUTHAMPTON' Nov. 9.—Ther• was a good atttndante at
this dare market, and last week's prim were firmly supported.
Wheat, 10s. to Ifs. per load. Barley, malting, 275. to 395. ftgruldinf.
235. to 20s. Beans, Ns. to Ws. Barley,
Oats, 17s. to Us. ; black,
17s. to 19s. Flour, 295. to 30s. per seek.

WAKEFIELD Ploy. 9.-There is a fair arrival of grain to-
day. The trade for Wheat is steady, without alteration in value;
badness continues to be restricted to the bare wants of the week.
Pine Barley fully as dear, but secondary descriptions cell slowly.
Oats and Mania' as before ; and Beans do not vary. Other articles
u before. The present pricey Wheat, per qr.,
era,a to
the bush., Suffolk, Esau. and Kent;red, new, 425. to 435.; exr 415.;
white, 4Ge. to Ca; extra, 41118.; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 395. to 405.;
extra 42.1.; white, 425. to 41e.; extra, 435. ; Linoelushire and Csau-
teidgeehire, red, Um to 405.; extra, 41e. • white, 41.. to 42e.; extra,
Ols.; Yorkshire, red, $7., to 39e. ,• extra, 445.; white, 43a. to 435.; extra,
445. Dentate and Konipberg, white, 425. to 46e. ; extra, 455.; Lower
Baltic and llarabarg, red, 375. to 40s. ; extra, 425. lted;terrancan,
red, 36e. to 37..; extra, 6/9e.; Eseksh, old, ree, 19.. to 43e. white,
43e. Bowleg, per qr. Imp. Norfolk and Moth, 295. to 31e.; extra, 33e.;
LineellaWre sod Yorkshire, ffs. Od. to UM Od.; extra, 20a. •
=l. to 21114 foreign, 21e. to 23a.; extra, 261. od:
per qr., 63ms. to the bosh., small. Sue, old, 318. to 33..;
new 10s. to Ds.; ticks, old, 30.. la 3115.; new, 335. to 80s.;
Ille. to 30..; sew, 26a. to IS. Oats, per stone,
NM to 9d.; extra, 10d.; hiding, 1166. told.; inn*, 10d.;
Swaim Bd. to 9d.; extra, 944. feslthem lend el /11111ba. 62.. to
Us.; extra, 24a. Malt, per load of 6 she, to 365.; extra,
Us. Peas, pa Itaperia) qr" blue and white 265. to 23e.;
extra, 30a.; grey and feed, 24.. to 335.; extra, 275. Rape Seed, per
imperial lest, English, 284 to 294; loriden, W. to 198, Llmewl. Pot
Imperial qr., 32.. to 465. Imports during the week :-Wheat, 10,913
gra, • BRIM 3,8111 ; Oats, 169; Doss, 962; Peas. 213; Reputed,
69 imitate.