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

MABKE7S.

COTTON.—LITIIPOOL, Nov. 10.—The salsa of oettos
today are estimated at 7,000 bales. A quiet market, at
yesterday's prime.

WOOL AND WORBTED.—BILADYOI ), Nov. 10.—.
There is no improvement in the demand for wool, which for
reeeral weeks has been very langaid. Prices are not so tiro,
and in rome hands lower prices would be accepted. Toile
and shorts are taken off as produced. without any change in
price. T. demand for all kinds of worsted yarns has re-
ceived a check. 'I he export homes are very quiet, and the
comureption in the mottelin de lain-produoing districts is
ex...7edingity limited. Many spinners will soon have recourse
to short time workinr rather than spin into stock at the
present high piles of the raw material. The attendance of
merchants in the pint* market is unusually mall, and the
business doing is of the same character. Manufacturers are
not disposed to make into stock, and several have bails
Mending. In prices there is no change.

CORN.—Buttittuo H U, Nov. 10.—At Gloocadra market,
on the 6th, wheat was about Is. per quarter higher ; at
Worcester, the same day, the supply from the farmers beer
large, no advance was submitted to. Griading barley held
for more money. Oats and beans unaltered. Peas miler
dearer. During the present week but few transactions are
reported in wheat, as our millers declined to buy at say wee
money. Grinding barley still tending upwards. Gate quite
as dear. Beans Is. per quarter higher. More doing in gees.
At Wolverhampton yesterday, wheat realised an improve-
meat of le. per quarter. At this day's market there was a
less supply of wheat from the farmers, which was cleated ud
at an advance of fully la. per quarter. Barley held for a
similar rise, but only submitted to on limited quantities. Oats
quite as dew. Beans la. higher. Peas held more firmly.
Deena, Nov. 10.—We had a small supply of wheat,
but a fair business has been done at the prices of lest week.
There wee a large quantity of barley on offer, and Lea
so:iridew were firm at late rate*, but inferior aorta
declined in price. In beans and (titter articles there is
variation in price. Wheat, beet, 225. to 2413.; seconds, a.
to barley, 34a. to 44a.; second., 21s. to Me.; Gem,
244. to 33.. ; beans, 181. to 24.. 6d; vetches, Nia. to Me;
Itm 16s. to 16e.; flee Boar, 345. to ; other dour, alt.
to-Us.

MANCHESTER, Nov. 10.—There was a full attendance at
our market this morning, which was of a very firm character.
The finest samples of English wheat brought le. per*.
over, and other sorts fully last wsak's rates; foreign, maths
same time, being held 24. per 70 lbs. higher. Farfloorwfsrs
ggeenerally demanded an advance of 6d. per sack, but in the
transacted the currency of this day se'nnight was
with difßcalty exceeded. Oats and oatmeal must again lee
noted ld. to 2d. per 451 b., and la. per load dearer. Bolden
of beans and 'Bonin corn likewise required le. per qr. room
money, but the sale was slow.
NEWARK, Nov. 9.—At to-day's market them was a
moderate supply of wheat, and the trade ruled firm at en
advance of Is. per qr. Old white, 48e. to 62a. ; new, 46e. to
48..; old red, 43e. to 455.. new, 40r. to 435. per 36 stone.
Extreme prices were realised for malting barley of toe qua-
lity—namely, 435. per qr. ; grinding, 27e. to 305. per 30
stoma. Oats made the currencies of the preceding
. .

NZWIIMIT, Nov. 10.-We have to report tali a moderate
supply of wheat, for which there was a steady demand at
fully the prices of last week. The supply of barley exceeded
Ike demand, which led to a reduotion in price of fully Is. per
qr. on the second qualities, floe malting maintaining ita pr
Oat, bras, end peas at late prime.
lixamoolt, Nov. 10.-The trade in wheat ia improved,
and with a short supply and molt wimples in better condi-
tion than of late, Is. per qr. advance an price is obtained.
Malting qualities of barley are also the turn dearer. Other
grain without simulation in value.
WATERFORD, Nov. 9-With limited supplies of home-
growl grain, we note wheat about 6d. per barrel deafer.
Barley sod oats maintain former rates, but cannot be quoted
higher. From abroad we have had fair arrive!. of wheat
and Indian corn, for which there Is a good demand at full
pekes. Flour more saleable at extreme rates.
EDINBURGH, Nov. 9.-We had the TWINE to-day
1,249 qrs. whae. 2,606 barley, 2,600 oats, and 128 beans.
There were sold-Wheat, 974 qrs. ; barley, 1,742 ; oats, 1,611;
and beans, 26 qrs. Bales dull.As compared with last
week-Wiest we. 4s. down on top, and 7d. down oa
average. Barley was 6d. up on top, and 4d. down on
average. Oats were 9d. down on top, and Bd. down on
• average. Besse were the name on top, and 4d. down on
average. Prices per imperial qr.:-Wheat, 40s. to 645.
Barley, 27s to 40a. Oat., 17s. 61. to 301. 3d. Beans,
42a. to 48s. Weight of top-Wheat, Nitta.; bailey,
67ilte. ; oats, 46}les, ; beans, 64ilbe.
CATTLE.-Enneacaort, Nov. 9.-The number of sheep
wee 6.984. Demand good, and laid week's prices fully main-
Mined. Top price of the beet mutton, 70. • curried,
60. to 7d. • ewes and 'crevice, from 4id. to fail. per lb.
A good clearance effected. The number of cattle was 682.
Demand also good. The best quality sold readily at N.;
top price, N. 3d. • current price, trim 7s. M. to 7e. 6d. ;
middling and inferior, from 6a. to 7s. per imperial stone.
Fed pies, from 6e. to 6a. 6d. per imperial stone. Numbers
in market:-Nteep, 6,984 ; fat cattle, 632; lean ditto, 68;
milrh core, 73; pigs, 354.

CHRNBll.—gaitsnuar, Nov. 10.—At our tanked to-
day there was a nod quantity of cheese pitched, most al
whiolt was of middling quality, prime samples of old Issbg
sown Thera was a moderate attentbince of venders sad
dealon, and a good steady business was doing lung newly
all oa edfsr &sal* hands, save a few dairies of the rougher
sorts. Ie moot tannins the prices of last market ware
adhered to, whin rate as inflows :-Bkims, 36.. to 485.;
tudf-rtowerds, Ms. to 800. • doubles, 60s. to 84..; hist
Baannets, 68e. to 70..; Cheddar,, 7L. to 78a. pre cwt.