The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-03 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Lwritroor., Nov. 2.—Tbs market was
again dull to-day. Cones freely offered at irregular prior,
wolelt hey, gone down below Fa kley's rotes. Belei 6,000 ;
sp3culatton, 1,000. 60t) Surat, 6;16. to 641.; 60 Egyptian,
Bd.; 4,460 Assitiosa.

COTTON 000D9.—Mexcaaerea, Nov. 2.—More
favourable sdvioes as to the new cotton crop, which some
ultimates carry as high as 3,700,000 bales, have had the effect
of inducing Layers to withold orders for cloth this morning.
At the same time less favourable reports of trade from Cal-
cutta hive had a depressing effect on business here this morn-
ing, and sellers have made a cenoeseion equal to shoot lid.
per pteos on long cloths, T obdlu, 'tunings, sad other
fabrics. A decline of id, per lb. on yarns, and which is
general on all kinds, had led to a fair busloees, the principal
pantheon being for China and Germany. For the horns trade
very little has been dune. There have been some moderate
rise of cloth es well as yarn, but the market on the whale is
reported to be flat.

WOOLLEN.—Lzaos. Nov. 2.—We have bed a Rd
market this morning. Ihe emendasee of buyers les only
been limited, and but a moderate badness has been trims-
fated.

WOOLB.—HODDIESPIILD, Nor. 2.—Thwe fa but a
limited choim of wools to the market, stooks having bean
well run through, and prices ars such sti to induce manu-
facturers to watt tM °pram of Lawton sales on Thursday
next.

MANUFACTURES..--KODDIVAPtELD, Nov. 2.—There
has not been anythiag Woe a good attendance to-day; neither
has business been so brisk as form sly ; but aa November is
generally a eisek month, this does not create any surprise in
the marker. Tiede is con4dered quite healthy, and the milk
in the ithighbooriagdionois are (nil employed.
CORN.—Hots, Nov. 2.—lmporta from abroad are mach
less then of late at all descriptions of gran, the easterly
wind prevailing last week appears to have brought in the
Baltic and North des fleet, and the last day or two hays
scamedy had a single arrival of grain. The weather ham
bass mild and open and very suitable for autumn sowing •
the ground is la prinnorder, and farmers are busily coon
taking advantage of so favourable a seed time. The wheat
trade daring the week has continued dull and lifeless, the
vales of beet descriptions of old foreign remains unaltered,
but sales sea osirit stail, secondary qualided are almost tan-
saleable, and., ow to want of demand, the bulk of the
import (which coo chiefly of Russian) goes to
Thu agethaltaral markets WIWI= to be supplied
chat abundance to meet present requirements, and In the
absence of anything like sineulative feeling the trade drags
on from week to week without Ilk or animatioe. Con-
sumpdat is no doubt very large, a good deal of wheat being
used for cattle feed, for which purpose she ordinary sorts ere
now as Asap a "abet hive as any other description of pain;
this mot sesatually have some effect, but for the time belays
oupply I. in excess of demand, and although plow in this
kingdom ms much lower than importations can be made
frail any quarter of the globe, still there is a want of cent-
dsimarVathw buyers can be found to exceed the quan-
tity kr their immediate wants. At the market to-
day • maggliZof English wheat, which is taken off at •
darn= of 14. toffs per qr., 40s. per 504th. being the value
of ma dyed. Foreign held so moth above the value
sff that little or nothing transpires. Barley to
kkeriikk timnand at prim is faesew of Whir% Beene and
beaks pees rather dearer. Oats meet more inquiry at a
slight timptelimmit la value. The foceign imports lam week
—es sear —Wheat, 2,649 qrs.; barley. 1,612 qrs.;
NON 1,121 elle.; Mane. 743 qrs.. peas, 719 qrs. ; lin-
seed sad imposed, 3,716 qrs. ; oil Cakes, 289 tons ; bouss,
10 tons.

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Locos, Nov. 2.—The market is moderately supplied with'
wheat; fn measquessos ot the doll report from Mark-laael
▪ sum at buying at a similar reduelioa, but are not
geirerally attoomsful. Prices at the shoe were le. par qr.
nadir those of Friday, with but little business paring. Fibs
baby b scarce sod maintains its value ; scarcely may
demand for inferior descriptions. Beans and oats steady.
Other articles ma beton. Average mice of grin: Whist,
2.926, 465, ; berlsy, 1,465, Bar. 111. • oat., 196.
23.. 10d. ; beans, 7,60 s. 44. ; rye, 18, 32.. Arrivals :
Wheat, 2,321; barley, 877 ; built, 40; liaised, 162.
LYNN, Nov. 2.—Weather conflation mild and damp.
To-dW a market we had a roodenve supply of these ; the
miadftloa being more or Is.. affected by the humid state of

the weather caused the demand to be slow at le. per qr.
rednetien. Barbi In fair *apply; beet malting rune ratified
6d, to is. more money; gdnding ;Ample, as lest week.
Wheat, white, 6111 s. to 631ba., 445. to 475.; ditto red,
60I1e. to 6311 e., 425. to 44c; ditto, new, 61164. to 63Ibe.
39a. to 425. ; ditto, ditto, 6011 s. to 61115., 38s. to 395., Barley, Chevalier new, 6211.. to 64115., 36a. to 425.; ditto,
nommen, 611bs. to 5216 e., 31a. to 34a. Beans, old, 66Ibc to
66ilbs., 46a. to 49a.; ditto, new, 6411 a. to 66115., 44a,
to 46.. per qr. to the growers.

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NEWCASTLI, Nov. 2.—At oar market this morning we
had a moderate show of wheat from the grower., and arrivals
being kept out by contrary winds, teeth threshed samples
were taken off readily at fully Baturday'a rake, whereas in
south country, or other descriptions, few tran.oomey
occurred, boldete being unwilling to make any further con-
cession. Floor without change. Malting barley, unless
fins, most difficult to move, but prices cannot be written
lower. In other grain we have no alteration of moment to
note.

SALIBB9IIY, NOV. 2.—There was • large SUNII/1111C. of
farmers sad dealers at our market to-day, and a full supply
of all kinds of grain. The London market of yesterday show.
leg a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. on wheat, farmers did not
press sales, consamtently the trade was very doll ; the bug.
nem that trampirot was at a similar reductioe. Flour sag
at le. per sick less money. Malting becoming amondiat
Floral, there was a better demand for best sample', why*
maimed rather higher prices ; for one lot 44.. per qr. was
obtained. Other samples were little inquired after. latch
sells at a slight upward :tendency. Oates, bum, and pus
remain at tee same as last week, wish very little doing M
either. New wheat, 38e. to 445. ; nld, &Ss. to 46e.
Barley, 30s. to 42e. Oats, 28e. to 32a. Beaus, 43e, to 60s.
Psas, 461. to 64e. Rye, 30s. to 40s. Tares, 28e. to 34e.
per qr. Floor, Ms. to 117 e. per sack. Malt, Bs. to Be. 6d,
per bushel.

CATTLE.-Bmioncer, Nov. 2,—At this day's market
the supply of Meats wee large, though it fell somewhat below
that for some time pat; and the quality, on an average, was
not so good. There was a fair attendance of buyers and
dealer.. The demand for most of the useful besets ass some-
what better, and nearly all on offer was cleared at the full
rates of last market, whilst for rougher sorts the trade was
not so good, and a few remained mould ; but former rates
were supported. The supply of sheep was less than
usual, and, the demand being rather quicker, a clear-
mos was nearly effected, without any notable
alteration of prices. The business in calved ma very limited,
whilst veal sold at full quotations. With a large supply of
pigs there was a good tommees transacted, and prime of all
deecriptions were very ann. Bast ox beef, 11.. to 12a. per
score ; oow end heifer ditto, 10e. to Ile. ; bast Down
mutton, 70. per lb.; other breeds, 61d. to 7d.; veal, 7d.
to 70.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd.
per lb., and ffe. Rd. to 9s. per score; green Moon, Bd.
to 80. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to ltd. ; sweet pickled
hum 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 16a. to 23e. each; suck-
ling calves, 16.. to 24. each.