The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-12 00:00:00

Ns 1iK.828.

THE WINE TRADE.—Sberry.—The latest Mythes to
hand from Jam emir= the previous reports of the generilly
favcorable asters of the vintage ; at premed the *took of
available shiny Is so snob below the I.oniell that prime are
folly maintaiord, la the thee of the Halted domed; V:
the reseal exossiat the effect of the proplaires vlatage
only bra to street the upward Modem, of pukes—it will
reqtdre three or fear largo mops to West lower quotatioes,
tit the iseemtbee a esmiderable correat supply bete to be met
from limited remota So bag as the preseth moderate de-
mand otosimes mime wfil perbality mew& seraithory, bl,lt
if reqideements equal to t hate of MK 1313, 11/07 &man
next year sties, prime will preltabiy Mosses oath the de.
mend theme= sole reditor4 to its presoat Mit et 27,000
buste /mummies. Port.—The lareet advises toms Oporto
rive the tmeatity of wise reported to hew bees probated Ibis
pork the Upper Douro as 50,000 pipet; of thia 36,0011
Iles ass reported St for export, the remainder for brandy aid
arbEapttoa of the coontry--reports respecting the ant of
the sulphur are so cloodiming that it it impossible lima

WOOL AND WORIITED.BPADPORD, Nov.
There has been kW activity in combing wools during the
week, bat pica are very firm, and in the country high.
prior are asked then are realised in this market. Them is
• seedy dimmed for DOHA and broke., at last week's Mr%
which rule far behind the usual rates, as compered with the
cost of fleece. The &tamely home consumption of worsted
yarns land to keep spinners well employed. The expo
honer an also buyers, but preeemt pekes are beyond thee
lkeks, and they are welting fresh matrwitions. With the
tendency in wool, there appears to be little Ames
of their able toi=e contrects, except at Mow new
In the piers mums is a full attendance of merthesee.
end • kik Waimea is &lag. There is a combat stream ei
to prier, bat the extreme bermes, of pods in stock glme
the Wee in /near of the manufacturer.
CORN.—Dratturenan, Nov. 11.—At Gloncemer end
Worcester markets on the 6th wheat further declined la. pm
quarter. Barley wee Dearly as much lower. Oats sad beau
were also la. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. Dyeing the preeent
week few trameotione ere reported in wheat, end the pits is
nominally the sum. Barley end oats takes be retie at a
reduction of about la per quarter. Pees sad buns ere othr.
Mg at a similar fell, without finding buyers to any utile.
At Wolverhampton yesterday, although then wee a bergs
supOy of wheat, gee
maniples maintained their veins. it
thb- dey's market there wee a large supply dwheat, width
sold at the carresey of this day as'im Bar* imam&
Oats farther gave way 6d. end bane end peas ls. per qr.
Meatimarria, Nov. 11.—At our market this morning
there was • somewhat steadier tone observable as regards
wheat and Boar, bat Incept for very choke godless of the
farmer, which lost • fair sale at fully previous retie, the de-
mod wee extremely limited at the mammy of this day
seasight. Oats and mammal sold slowly, end burbly main-
Wand
favour late prior. Beam and ladle& corn were agate in
of buyers.

Nawanz, Nov. 10.—Our markst to-day was Ann at late
rens. The attendance of buyers was good, and there was a
fair nap ply of sway description of strain. Wheat was sold at
a decline of la. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, now white, 48e. to
485.; old, 38s. to 40s. new red, 40s. to 42a. ; old, 345. to
40a. Barley, malting, Ms to 46e. ; grinding, 325. to 34a,
Oats, 275. to 284. Malt, Us. to 725. Beans, 44e. to 48a.
Per qz•

Nit/nutty, Nov. 11.—We hays this dey a very smell
of wheat. Sellers demanded higher prior; the
skied dull at an advance of lc per qr. only on the
baet &marl s. A better supply of barley, and a slow trade
is for the finest malting qualities ; all ether descrip-
tions Misr lower. la oats, beans, and pass, only a retail
badmen at late prima

Ummirnom, Nov. 11.—With • moderate supply of wheat
this weds le dull at dormer priors. Wheat, 38s. to 485.;
barley, sem. to 385.; 225. to 28s. ; peas, 445. per qr.
W*vwolD, Nov. 10.—We have had small supplies of
pm* sad only moderate arrivals of foreign shim Essardsy.
No ohmage of commeguseas ow be reported in our market,
width is tolerably Arm at the rates of that day, with a fair
atoommt of huffier pawing in most articles.

IDINII9IOII, No.IW v. 10e had in the market to-day
1,076 qrs. of wheat, 3,036 qrs. of barley, 2030 qrs. of oats,
and 39 qm. of beaus. There were *old—Vibes; 809; bar-
ley, 1,277 oats, 1,430; and beans, 88 qm. We bad
a largo market to-day. Bales dull, but little variation in
prior. As compared with last week—Wheat mama as Lie on
top, and L. down on average. Barley od. down on top,
and same as last on average. lista le. down on top, and
4d. down on average. Beans 2a. up on top. and Is. 6d. down
on average. Prima par imperial qr.:—Wheat, 34e. to 64..;
Wier', 234. 9d. to 384. Od.; oats, 19s. 6d. to 26e. , beans,
345. to 475. Weight of top wheat, 66ilbe.; barley, 661161.;
oats, 4416 e.; and beans, 8611 be. post buffiltaL

CATTLE.—Entirstizon, Nov.lo.—The number of sharp
Ude mends' was 6,i69. bang 1,220 less than leet week.
Bales dell, sad prices had a downward :cadency, particularly
for secondary and inferior www. Top price of the best
reattos, 61d. ; current for the beer,froto 6d. to 60 ; middling
end Wirier, from 4d. to 6d, per lb. There were 75 fat cattle,
and prices ware front 7s. M. to 7s. 9d. per Imperial stone.
Fed pigs, from 6s. to 6s. 6d.

CHNEBB.—aamenumr, Nov. 11.—At our monthlysa
market, held this day, we had • large supply of ch
the quality generally wan better than of late, th:relsteisg
some heavy makings of the primest quality pitched. There
wee also • better attendance of buyers than at Last mama
Extremely high mum were still demanded by holders, which
tensed the trade to rule dull fur • time, but ultimately s
large amount of business was transacted, over two-thithd
the supply being cleared. Lem prioes were in all Masser
fullmaintained. Skims, 32e. to 365. ; half-cowards, 48.
to dde.; Wiltshire doubles, 68e. to 62A; Somaruses, ao.
is 68s. ; and Cheddars, We. to 74•. per owl.