The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.-I.ivaarnot, Nov. 23.—The market closed hia..iy, and
priers of all kinds are little or nothing changed. The .4,
re 4,040 halve, ell tothe trade, includl• g 00 &Tram and Mario
ham, at 74. to 74d.; 130 11..hia, at 610. to bid.; 30 Eg3ptian, at
to ed.; bOO Surat, at 414. to old.; and 60 Sea blanda, at 121 d.
par lb.

COTTON GOOD3.—lfatiensersa, Nov. U.—The market continues
quiet, both in 71111:11ad 010th. The prime of yarn ore about id.
lb. below the rates of last Tuesday, for most kinds except doubled.
without tempting Isiah business. There has been little or no to.
guiry for India, and the business reported bag been chiefly toe the
horns trade. The Germans are Gni, eaectuting small orders, sod
the.. mostly In anticipation of s stoppsge of navigation by tro.,t, In
cloth the only change in the market epeeists in rather less ingury for
the home trade, both for printing cloths and shirting., tot O, meaeie
Of then good' are mostly under contest% they are km 'Cenci in
value than export fabrics. The state of the money market is the
principal obstncie to businers% though the advice. by last 01.11: nun
the United Mates, to the effect that cotton warn rimier in prior, adds.
little to the indisposition of buyers of manufactures to ciente
at present rates. for most kinds of Both for export there is
but • very limited business, and India abirtirgs are about per
piece cheaper than this day fortnight. The last examination of Mr.
Lomi, or the inn of Lowe and Lowe, yarn agent*, came on yesterday
at the Bankruptcy Court, but was adjourned for a fortnight. Mr.
Lowe attributes the failare to having given the hewer, of the den; tt
bill. for 20,0001. to Mr. Wright, the manufacturer at ntockpori its
addition to previous guarantees for 22,0001.), to saint him in cotton
osmium la which he was engaged at Liverpool, and which proTw
elLautross.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—Lacos. Nor. :S.—Although there has tot
been a large at.endsnee of buyers la the cloth balls this morning, the
tone of the market has bees rather animated, and a 'belles ►aa:aess
has been transacted.

HODIZZIPHILY, Nov.ls.—There appears to be a little more antiv.ir
In the market thi. morning. The general e-pent is one of confidence
In the future proryeep of trade. The chief inquiries are for hnat
unions, awls, .; low goods, se nasal, sell. Yew buyers from
dlstance.

WOOLL—Heinnurnsui, Now. 1. The high pries of wools,
with the general EWAN of the market, is musing manufacturers to
buy very eperlegly, sod. though they do not ultimate lower prices
for some time, wiry consider it wiser to wait until they see to irs.
proved demand for their goods.

WANUP4CTUI

Nov. ?s.—The attendance of

merchanta is not M all ?summons, and, t►oath t►eir warehouses its
known not to he orereta►ed, they exotics the greatest degree of
caution in their purchases. sod the wanton, men complain rmg
moth at the unsatisfactory prior obtained foe their goods.

CONN.—Sims. N.o. 23.—We bad a mall attendance, of thratem
today ; thong*, of wheat ins abort, and generally in poor theft.
Um. The &mead was fair, at 2s. to 3., below the current rates of
MK week, lie. to 60. being about the mark for oat rum dud. Ifir
nip, Is. tole. lower all round. Barley, Is. lower; other kinds of
sane; corn am unaltered. Linseed unaltered. A falr comumplthe
demand for cakes. Import/ from Nov. IS to NOT. 23:—W,
3,336 ; barley, 6.330;_ oats, 26 • beams. 2,414; peas, 354;
tares, 02; Unwed, 3,969; oil mita, IS leas; bows, 103.
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Lams, Nov. 25.—Oar estivate of grain are moderse. The trade
for wheat continues slow, bat best qualities ere held firmly, and try
busbies' does is at about Frktes's rates. t • make progress In melee
of barley lower priors have to be taken. New beam rods In mdse.
Other attklee without alteration. Avenge prim of grain ;—Nloat,
2,191 qrs., 635. 6d.; barley, 990 qe... 46a. 10d.; oats 72
Ks. ltd.; beans 20 qrs" 115 s. 54. ; peas, 22 qrs., 455. Amnesia
this weekt—Whad, 2,206 qrs. ; oats, 162 gm. ; barley, 1,156 qrs ;
Maas, 100 qrs. ; mimed, 262 cps
Luis, Nov. 15.—lbe weather einoe Tuesday !set his been tweet.
• tied ISM strong northerly winds. Today I. bight sad dear. To
thla day's market ths supply or wheat was only &mall, good dry qua:.
hies must fie noted Is per qr.; common quxlitim Is per qr. dieker
than on this day week. Bulgy in fair supply nearly the who:ewe.
dating of wonder, qualities, for which a dull ale was eaperienced
at is. to 2s. per qr. Imes mosey. Wheat, white, ante. to 6311.., 6.
to /M.; red, sew. 6011. to Mts. 01e, to eh. ; ditto, Nabs to 60Ilta.
Me. to 60.. Barley. chevalier new, 3211. to 5411.. Vie. to 50a.
IsesKe, 5111. to 3211., NM to e3s. Beans, old, 63115. to t6Oba.
Ns to 626.; new, 6416 e. to Idits, 46.. to 45a. per qr. to the growers
Nawmertz, Nov. 25.— TM weather ham become frosty, and it it
edetleseamdactertly bag to close the navigation abroad, we may
Met kir mare mimed= in the trade. At our market this morning
we had is further show of wheat from the growers and MI or two
male having worked their way down San the south the trade
heavily, end only a Moderato bedews teethed at • reduction
Gerd
675, being an rename value ice extra yellow. A little new red,
Just arrived per steamer from Hamburg, was placed at 63.. per
qr., and old red Kiel at 05 withghing 631 M. Flour mold slowly, and
in aims Nue wes parted at • decline of Is. per mak. Itys neg.
lees& Malting barley la moderate request, and the tarn cheaper.
Igah Isalleg diaper. Other articles nominally the same.