The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

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In the Colonial markets this week there bay been rather more
demand, a. ti better prices Moro occasionally born obtained. The
quatUty of eugar on otter ban again Men limited, and holders have
evinced such Gramma; the mien have gone off with more spirit, and
the decline of last week has bets recovered: privately a large eosin.'
has been ,Lone. The maimed( of saltpetre continues to attract much
attestlog, and Mistimes has been dune at • further rise of 41. per cwt,
Wm per cwt. having to-day been paid for One quality. The public
Dales of coffee have gone off steadil); some inquiry has eateted for the
satire meta of Oeyton, and parcel. have been told at 311. to 32s- Gel.
per ewe. Rtes bas declined 3d, to Gd. per cwt. in tea a large Matinees
has teen done out of the late arrival, at high prfoes—(Prom Mears.
W. J. and H. Thompson's Circular of Friday evening.)

StIOAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado eager the
reduce of the Britieh pemmican in America for the week ending
• 15. Is SS& Std. per cwt eaclualve of duty. The average price
of brown or hi ureqesdo eager, the produce of the Mauritius, for the
week eliding as above, I. 33e. 7d. fbe average price of brown
or Muscovado sepr the produce of the East ladle. for the week end.
Imam above is 34e. I The average price of the three foregoing de.
scriptions of pugs: jointly, for the week ending as above, is 23.. std.
per cwt., exclusive of duty.
RiurroL, Nov. 2f.—The market has again assumed a very firm
appearance, and has quite recovered the decline noticed 111 our Bat.
Tb transactions here continue small, from the drafted supply
ablrillif. The rellnid market has been rather dull, hut prices are
firmly supported. Rum la much wanted, but the stocks are
ezhitusted.

COTTON.—I Treanor., Nov. 21. - The cotton market has been quiez
and comparatively manure during the whole of the week ; the con.
mapaence has been a turn of advantage in favour of buyers. Thelower
qualities of American are 1-IGd. under last Friday's quotations, while
the better sorts of the rime denripqoai are without change, aim bat
sparingly offered. surge, having been more freely preened on the
market, are elm 1.160. hewer in price. The long-stapled eons, in.
eluding See Islands, Ehyptiens, and Breeds, remain es bedure, out
not much In demand. There is no change In the account, from the
United State. as to the coming crop. Seine branches et the trade are
becoming non-remunerative. The tendency of money matters seems
to be coming round in favour of mercantile eonvenience, and is being
bit in the ;general neediness of holden. We quote middling Uplands,
6 13-16 d.; Moll e, 60.; thlesna, 6 16.16 d. The committee of bro.
kers place fair Uplands, 70.; Mobile, 70.; sod °neap', 71d. 1,510
American, 600 Surat, SO Egyptian, and 30 fiehie, are reported to have
been taken en 'peculation; 290 American, 690 Surat, and 190 Bengal,
for export; an that the deliteries to the trade for the week have been
about 31,000 biles. Sales to-day, 6,000 bales. Sales of the week,
84,200 Wes.

COTTON GOODS.—hfaxceiren, Nov. 28.—Tye market has shown
no improvement sines Tuesday, and the operations in cloth continue
to be on a small scale, but prime are meetly well supported. In some
eves manufacturers have been willing to take rather easier terms,
but Mona are low,and prices same too little margin of profit to give
the buyer mach advantage. There is acme accumulation in the stock
of long cloths, bet only such as • fair demand would remove in a few
days. Narrow T cloths of low weights are in request. In domestics
there is no change, but some little progres4 has hewn made in limiting
production by an increased resort to short time. Printing cloths are
quiet, end in shirting cloths prime rather unsatisfactory, owing to
the limited demand. The yarn market is gull lot, and buyers me
operating with much motion in the present drooping state of the
market for the raw material. Doubled yarns, from N 0.40 upwards,
an still in good request, and very full rates are gives for early de•
livery. In moat other kinds of twist the buyer has a slight ad..
vantage.

LINEN GOOD9.—Mascuterth, Nov. 29.—The monthly circular
of Messrs. Richardson, Tea, and Co., of this day reports: "The de-
mand fur linen goods of morn kinds continues salve, and prices are
generally sustained, while mme of the lower classes of Scotch goods,
which are difficult to get woven, have again risen in price. although
they were relatively dry compered with the better kiads prior
to the late advance. Goods suited to the American trade are in ye.
' quest, and the home trod, homes are operutteg with confidence at
prawn prices for the spring trade. Toe markets are enceedingly
dem, and stocks are everywhere low."

CORN.-Commerout, Nov. 86.-There was a sandier supply of
wheat at market today, and, where eels. were premed. lower prime
were taken. AU the beet wheat save way la. per qr. ; secondary
quality, 2s. per qr.; white making from Tee. to 7.95.; .airs., 7135.;
red, 385. to 64a.; extra, 665. Barley, but tittle floe offering; rush
quality gam way le. to 7.a. per qr.; white, grinding and distilling,
was 3e. lower. Beans, a good show, and 3e. Iowa; Mangan, 36e.;
ticks, Me. to 41s. Peas and oats also rather lower.
Lmcorm, Nov. 28.-Our market we. well supplied with wont to-
day. The demand we, good, at le. decline on last week's run. Red.
PM. to 62a. ; white, 63. to 67e. There wee a large show 37 of barley.
with • slow trade, at Si. below late rates; grinding. s. to 405.;
melting, 445. to 47e.
WAirrleLD, Nov. 38.-There was a steady consumptive demand
for wee., at lost Friday's pr.ce., and with a rather firmer tone than
in the earlier part of the week. Barley, unless very floe, we, rather
abeeipm. Beans, seta, and shelling Were rather dull of sale.
COALS. - LOYDOP, Nov. 21.-Byaies Beheld. Hartley, 16e.;
Davison's West Hartley, 16..; Hump Hurley, 16a. ;
17a.; Howard's Wen Hartley Netherton. 16e.; Tanteld Moor
Butes, 13e. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 125.; Wylarn. lie.; Wall' End
Eden, Ills.; Walla End Gosforth, 17e. lid. ; Wane End Barton,
17s. ed. Walls End Hedley, 17a. 94 ; Walls End Killingworth East,
155.64.; Walls Zed Nerthumberiend, Its.; Walks End Northum-
berland East, 15s. rd.; Walls End Riddell, 17e. 3d. ; Primrose,
14s. 94. ; Eden Main, 16. 6d ; Walla End Framwellgate, 111..;
Walls End Haswell, 19a. 3d. ; Walla End Helton, 19e. 3d. ; Walls
End Kepler (:range, 19a. 94.; Walls End Inalbton, 18s. 9d.;
Walls End Montague, 175. 9d. ; Walla End Russets Hetton,les. 6d.;
Walla End Peahen, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19e; Walla
End Ptewart's, 19s. lid.; Walla Hod Hartlepool. 16a. 9d.; Walls
End Hartlepool Bettor', 168.6 d.; Walls End Hunt Hall. IM.;
Walls End Kenos, 19.. 6d.; Walls End South Rent*, 18.. 94.;
Walls End Tees, 195. ; Walls End Whitworth, 17a..-Bhipe at
market, 76; sokl, SS.