The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-23 00:00:00

MAREE7S.

COTTON.—Ltsattroot, Nov. 23.—Thu isles of 00630
to-day are estimated at 6,000 bales. A quiet Doan at las.
urday'm

COTTON GOODS.— lfrarcxnerea, Nov. 72.—Tina
market generally Is strong and firm. There hoe been a mode-
rate mount of business in yarn, both by shippers and the
bowie nada, but net as excited market. Amuck larger bud-
asse would be dome bat for the heavy enpisatents splatters
have already entered into. Any grads amiable for imme-
diate or even modeready early delivery are eagerly taken,
and realise extreme prima ; but then an no stock, (except
in some of the tine numbers, ead even these are now lan
melting down), and it is for this reason that we have not had
• more extensive business. Cloths, like are exceed-
, lowly firm. Prioes are not decidedly higher, bat there are
no mocks, and manufacturers have exosedingly heavy en.
g,gemente, so that in most cases they decline to book fresh
orders except at an advance. Manufacturers who have kept
tolerably free of contract*, preferring to meet the demand at
current prices, are of oonrse able to sell at very full rates.
The demand embraces all kinds of goods, including domes.
tke suitable both to the home and foreign markets, long
cloths, T clothe, printers, madepollame, shirAings, jamensta,
tangib and fancy fibrin. Finished goods are also in re-
quest, so that labour has rarely or never been in better
demand. Printers, dyers, and makers-up are exceedingly busy.

WOOLLEN—Lupo, Nov. 22.—The weather hse been
so very u•fsvourable this morning as to cause • Tiali to the
Market to be almost useless. The town we. enveloped in a
dense fog and rain. Very few merchants were in the halls,
and the business done was quite nominal.

CORN.—Htl.t., Nov. 22.—At to-day's market a moderate
supply of English wheat, condition not so good as of late,
nod buyers require a reduction of le, to 24. per qr., which is
only in yards/ Instances submitted to. Foreign held very
firmly at fully late rates. Barley, both malting and grinding,
former currency. Beane and per quite es well=Mau neglected, bat net quotably lower. The foreign
h.pprL last week are as under :—Wheat, 8,293 qrs. Barley,
6,763. Oats, 640. Beane, 1,082. T 282. Lmseed
and raposesd, 11,222. 00 cakes, 283 tons. Eon.., 289 tone.

LIM" Nov. 22.—(From the Cinder of lteMrs. Dams
and Co.)—Ths weather is very damp end wet, end pertly in-
terferes with badness, which precools slowly, and salsa are
extremely limited ; prboes may be comaidered somisall the
eons as on Friday. Barley is unaltered la nine.
held firmly. Om . and o,er articles as bolero. Amass
prior of grin for week ending Nov. 19: Wheat, 2,864 qrs.,
46a. 16. ; oats, 631 qrs., 24a. 20.; barley, 1,146 qrs.,
375. 101 d. Mena. 79 qrs., 44.. 3fd.; pram, 10 qrs., NA
Arrivals Wheat, 2,496 qrs.; cats, 143 qrs.; reported, 1,879
qrs.; barley, 273 qrs. ; beim, 63 qrs.

_
.—W LYNN Nov. 22eather is damp and mild. At our
corn exchange this day we had only a limited show of wheat,
for which a steady sale was experienced at full last week's
prime. Barley, a small supply of melting mat which sold
at late rates; secondary sons, Is. pc qr. . Beam
and oat', no alteration in prior. Whist, white, old, 61165.
to 631 be., 46c to 50e. ; ditto, new, 601 be. to 621bs , 435. to
405.; red, old, &lbs. to 631 be., 435. to 4G.; ditto, new,
69Iha. to 611te., 40s. to 44e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621bc
to 641ba., 395. to 464.; common, 611ka. to 6211 m., 29.. to 113 s.
Beans, old, 66Ibs. to falilbs., 40e. to 60e. ; ditto, new,
Ms. to 661 k.., 40e. to 47a. pas qr. to the grower*.
NIWCA@TL!, Nov. 22.—Trade very quiet. Wheat, both
English and foreign, slow male at Saturday's rate's. Holders
very firm. Flour not in much de m** at Santrday's d-
emise. Malting barley beings full oes.Grinding alp
meets a ready sae. In oats Lute doing ; sellers firm. Bmaaa
and pease find buyersin retail at last weeks prices.