The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LITERPOOI, Nov. 3.—The ashe if cotton
to-day are estimated at 8,000 bake. There Is no change in
the market.

WCOL AND WORSTED.—Batnronn, Nov. 3.—We
cannot report any improvement in the wool trade. The
trausactfous are very limited, and a @light giving way In price
in 50010 kinds is perceptible, while other kinds monist tins
In node and shorts there is a lair busfruse doing, without
change in pries. In wonted yarns spinners have hitherto
been sal employed to order. The orders for the Ituselan
trade, howsver, are being brought to s close. There is no
nisrked diffoonce in the requirements for other markets.
&mold any falling-off none. @ob.:fere would have immediate
recourse to short time working rartr r 'hut accumulate mocks
at the prevent extreme high price of wool. The piece market
Is quiet. Manufacturers are beixooing slack An extensive
arm have reduced their working to four days per week, while
some others intend to follow the same course torthwlth. Few
will continue to work higb-pried materiel into stock without
Greatly cur:ailing produttion.

CORN.—Btamtnn HAM. Nov. 3.—At Mod:voter market,
en the 29th, than um en Mereseed supply of wheat. and the
turn in peke was in favour of the buyer. At Worceater,
tame day, there wa aloe a fall quantity of wheat from the
farmass, but quite as high rate were obtainet. Orindiug
barley la. per quarter dearer. The trifling advance de-
manded foe oats bas tweezed tte male. Beans and yeas reU
mote freely, but are no higher. At Wolvi Thai:oven yester-
day Cu alteration took place in the value of any description
of wheat. At this day's =net that, mu a full quantity of

' wheat shown, and the trade ruled dull, but no reduction was
submitted to on any description. Grinding barley again
rather dearer. Oats sold slowly at previous rates. Beans
unaltered. More doing in peas.
Davit it., Nov. 3.—We had a moderate supply of wheat,
which met a good sale at fully last week's prices. Baby
mu to fair supply, sad • good wholarens bade was done at
hot week's prices for all the beet sorts In other grain no
alteration. Wheat, beet. 44e. to 48e. per qr. • middling,
37e. to 44e.• infector, 34e. to 375.• barley, to 441.;
oats, Ms. to We. ; beans, 46e. to 60s. ; peas, 425. to 46e.
dour, fine, 36a. to 40s. per sack; seconds, 312. to 84e.
MANCH IibTER. Nov. 3.--Daring the week the demand for
dear has been on • limited wale, without change in prices.
Oats, oatmeal, beans, and Indian corn, have each tended
slightly upwards In value, but without leading to more than
• very moderate burner. The imports from abroad into
Liverpool are fair of dour, but scanty of other produce. From
Ireland, with the excerption of • fair qaantity of oatmeal, the
receipts are also light. Our market this morning was well
attended. Good samples of English wheat met a fair sale it
last week's prior, but other sorts were neglected. Flour
sold slowly at the currency of this day ite'nnight. Oats were
3d. to 2d. 461 be., sad oatmeal dd. to la. pet load dearer,
but the demand was only limited. Beene must also bo
gusted Is. per quarter higher. Indian COM was quoted more
freely, and prior were the turn in favour of sellers.

NEWARK, NOT. 2.—At to-day's Mite the show of
wheat moderate, wed the demand rated toterabty Maltby at
the terms of the week preoediog. White, 4Se. to 60e.; red,
40e. to 465. per 36 doss.

NEW111:11r, Noe. 11.—We had a good supply of wheat,
whieh wee chafed at the prime of last week. A large quan-
tity of barley on offer, the beet and worst samples only being
inquired for at late rates; middling qualities dull and rather
cheaper. Oats, beau, ard peas dull and cheaper.
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Uzzai DO; Nov. B.—A moderate supply of wheat, whklt
sells readily at last week's pewee Spring corn is unchanged
In value. Wheat, 40s. to 606. ; barley, 28.. to 366.; oats,
21s. to 28e. , henna, 38s. to 465. ; pose, 40s. to 465. ; rye,
36e. per qr.

I IWArouroun, Nov. 2.—With limited supplied of home-
grown grain .lace Saturday, we note wheat 6d. to lid., and
oats 4d. to 6d., per barrel dearer. Barley fully se high, with
a fair inquiry. Indian corn again in large demand, at a
farther advance of 6d. to 9d, per barrel. Flour held for more
money.

EDINBURGH, Nov. 2.—We had in tho merket to-day
1.234 ors. wheat, 2,908 barley, 2,291 oats, and 119 beans.
There were sold—Wheat, 812 qrs. ; barley, 1,804 , oats, 1,201;
and bonne, 84 qrs. Base heavy. A. compared with last
weak—Wheat was the IMO on top, end 2d. down on
average. Barley was 3d. down on top, and 4d. up on
average. Oats ware the same on top, and Bd. down on
average. Dew wars Is. down on top, and Is. Id.
down on average. Pfices per imperial qr. —Wheat, 365.
to Ms. Barley 26a to 395. Bd. Outs, lbs. to 31e. Beans,
43e. to 48s. Weight of top—Wheat, 6611 be.; barley,
681 be. , oats, 4441b5. ; beans, 65{lba.

CATTLE.—EDINBCIIGH, Nov. 2.—The supply of sheep
was 7,248. Bale dull, and prices Is. a head down. A large
number left over unsold. Top prim, 7d. ; current. ;
ewes and inferior, from aid. to 6d. per lb. The number of
cattle waa 660. The bestdesaiption of cattle brought lan week's
prices, but the inferior aorta were cheaper. Top price, 85.34.;
current for the best, from 7a. 6d. to Ba. ; middling and in-
ferior, from Ss. 6d. to 7s. per Imperial atone. Fed roga, from
6.. to ss. 6d. per Imperial stone; six to eight weeks old do.,
from 9a. to 12s. a bead. Numbers in market :—Sheep, 7,248;
fat cattle, 660; lean do., 43; witch cows, 62; pigs, 275.