The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-14 00:00:00

MARKE7S.

COTTON.—Livseroot, Noy. 12.—Tbe sales of cotton
to-day Si' withstand at 7,000 balsa The market is without
chases ince yesterday.

WOOLLEN.—Luns, Nov. 12.—The market has pre-
sented no feature of importance this morning. Three has
ban &beet the meal attendance In .the halls, and a fair
steady business lum been transacted.

COTTON GOODS.— MANCNENTIL Nov. 12. The
greater activity in thin market observable on Tuesday, and
again noticed as continuing in yesterday's report, has led to
a very considerable busioese being transacted in the aggre-
gate during the weak. One consequence of the late check In
onr trade with India wee, that teeny looms exclusively em-
ployed on fabrics for that market were turned to other cloths,
and now that As Made is recovering again, prices the sooner
begin to strengths.. TM orders placed for 40-inch shirting*
this week, of the lighter makes suited to the Calcutta
market, are reported to be extensive, and prices are lid. per
pleas higher, whilst foe Silb shirting' there is an advance of
3d. From the lowest rates current last month in the better
clam of shirting* for Ctuna, there is an improve-
ment equal to 6d. per piece. The contracts placed
for printing cloths aad T cloths are also extensive, and prices
here a tendency to greeter stringency. The demand includes
nearly all binds of fabrics, both for home and &mien mar-
kets, and one good feature in the present state of the trade is
that greeter activity is experienced in finished goods, such as
bleached, dyed, and printed fabrics, than for some time past.
Yarns are fully id. per lb. dearer than in the early part of the
week, and In some cases Id. Fine counts, which had bean
aeglecte4 for some time and largely stocked, have moved off
In some large parcels.

HARDWARE.—Bututivottam, Nov. 12.—The reports
rensived this week relative to the state of the trade of this
town Sr. of a satisfactory character ; the merchants' orders
are smaller than usual, but the home trade is so good in all
these branches which are dependent upon season, that any
languor which may midst in the foreign department is
scarcely felt. The lectors' orders are rather on the increase ;
at nearly all the manufactories the workpeople are making
the average time, and goods see being made to order, not for
stock. At the rolling mills business is tolerably active ; and
the complaints of slacks's, which prevailed a few weeks ago
have altogether died away. There is no reason to doubt that
trade will improve rather than otherwise during the neat few
weeks, because there is a class of goods always in demand
at this time of the year for Christina' presents. In the dis-
trict the various manufacturing trades are moderately brisk:
there is no great deal doing in costing', but neither can that
branch be said to be slack; and in less important Undo
there is full employment. There are complaints of languor
in the iron trsde; but these are not general, and moat of the
mills and forges are in full work. The coed trade is
consequentbrisk,
on the increased demand for domestic tint:in
tha consumption at the write is hilly up to the quantity
raised or coming into the district.

CORN.—Csmnatoos, Nov. 12.—Our mutat was alto-
;rat'chaspd as regards the pairs of cora, and dull.
tr un
, red, 365. to 425.; whits, 48s. Barley, 245. to 46e.
Boss', 38.. to 40s, Oat., 20a. to 26..

CANTERBURY. Nov. 12.—The 'apply at market to-
day was rood, with rather s brisker trade, and prices s lilW
firmer. Wheat, brown, old, M. to 465. ; new, 38s. to 45a. •
white, old. 440. to 6040 ; new, 42a. to 484. Barley, new, Ws:
to 475. Oct., new, 20s. to 27.. BOWL, 345. to 47a. Per,
34i. to 40a.

Casa atm, Nov. 12.-We had • good supply of wisest
at our market ;Ms morning. Prices were muck the sans as
Wt week with& good demand. Supply of oats good ; barley
small. Priose maintained. Wheat, white. sew, 18e. 6d. to
20e. ; old, 18.. Bd. to 20s. Od. ; red, now, 17e. ed to 18e. 6d. ' •
old, 17e. 6d. to 18s. trod. Barley, new and old, 13s. 6d. to 14a.
Oats, potato old, 10.. to 11s. ; new, Bs. 6d. to 104. ; com-
mon, 9e 9d. to 10.. 3d. • new, 7s. 6d. to Bs. Flour, per
stone,ls. 10d. to 2s. Oatmeal, 24. 2d. to 2s. 4d. Ayr
meal, 1.. 4d. Bosisysdal, Is. 4d.-Carlisle Journal.

Coi.mturaa, Nov. 12.—A moderate supply of wheat,
peas, sad bras, sad a more liberal one of barley. Es& of
the above sold at as advance of le. to 2e.

thoueserzn, Nov. 12.—At our to-day's market wheat
was In Improved condition, and both English and foreign
found bitters at le. to 2a. per qr. more money. Grinding
earn unchained. Good beans the turn deems. Malting
barley still ofitred freely. Holders of oata wanted= advance,
which rrstrictad businea. Imports of the week ending
Nov. 12 :—Whear, foreign, 7.190; barley, Ireland, 240;
foreign, 2,460; oats, Ireland, 980; foreign, 410; madams,
foreign, 1,349 qrs.
Gumuroan, Nov. 12.—The supply of wheat was very
limited. Sellers were enabled to obtain an advance of Is.,
and in some instances 2e. per qr., the demand being general.
Barley cold rather bettor, other grain without change.
Wheat, 40e. to 605.; ditto old, 445. to 66e. Barley, 29..
to 44.. Oats, 19e. to 27e. Beans, 37e. to On Peas, 36e.
to 384.

Nov. 12.—The whsat trade to-day for the
finest wools, met buyers at fully le. per load dramas ,
coarse sons a vary dull trade. Barley ands rather tuns
mossy, with a lair supply. Oats sods foram prioes.
Psassad beau Arm la pros. Wheat, 21s. t• Ills. per load.
Barley, 265. to 47e. pro qr. Oats, 20s. to 211 a. pre qr.
Psis, 24.. to 275. per loss. Baas, 265. to 31s. par load.
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Laicsarrn, Nor. 12.-To-day out corn market was pretty
well supplies with farmers' wheat, but a good many of the
red samples were of inferior quality. The trade was mere
alive at an advances of Is. to 20. • white sold at 44a. to 48s. ;
red, 40a. to 44e. per 36 steam etudes barley was in onall
supply and moved off readily at its extreme value, and in a
few itestacces higher prices were made ; malting, 38s. to 42..
per quarter ; grinding, a slow sale at 275. to 31a. per 30
stone. Fair conditioned ample" of oats were in request at
34.. per 24 stone, while seconder, ditto ware quoted at 28s.
to 30*. There was more activity in the bean trade and more
remunerative rates WWI realised, 49e. to 64.. per 38 stone.
Fine Bout 33.., seconds 315., thirds 29e. par 20 stone.
NiscsaiLS•tirON-Tyra, Nov. 12.-At au market this
morning we bad a moderate =ow of wheat front the growers,
which sold quickly at an improvement of la. to 2.. per qr.,
extra south country at the same time meeting with with=
taken at Is. advance. For extra new *oath country yellow
48a. wee paid, and 46a. for old Norfolk, weighing 6110..,
bat weighed 60410.. For old foreign we experienced an ex-
tended inquiry at an 'draftee sum. this day se:might*,
2.. per gr., extra Pomeranian red making 485., and Ceekle
rum 46. all per 6041= Flour was held very
stiffly, still ma yet our extreme quotations cannot
be exceeded ; Ms. -.-325. for extra honaehold, and 34.. for
=ace whites. Itje unaltered. South country maltingp=
=lam fine and heavy, most de to ceit quit; native
on the contrary, was taken off readily at rather higher roles.
In malt lOUs change observable. In beam and grinding
per rather more Petah& whilst boilers met little attention.
Oats were lee* prraingly offered, and, if anything, may be
written a shade dearer. A cargo of for coloured Swediph
was pieced at 235., 4010.. per bushel. The arrivals Ode week
are :-What, coastwise, 2,181 qrs.; barley, cemeteries, 508 ;
foreign, 140; malt, coastwise, 85 ; oats, coastwise, 862;
beano, camerae, 10; dour, 2,120 socks.
NORWICH' Nov. 12.-The supply of wheat at to-
day'. market was not excessive, and there being a better
feeling is the trade, prices advanced Is. to 2s. per quarter, for
both old and mw. At this advance ease of the miller. were
rather free buyers. sad some quantity changed hands. There
was a fair show of barley, and last week's prices were sup-
ported for both malting and tbstilimg Forte. Flour made le.
per seek more money; to-night's quotation is 30e. to 3.0.. 6d.
per sack from the miller. Whits wheat, 47a. to 605.; red
ditto, 42.. to 46a.; best chevalier malting barley, 421. to
47e.; runs chevalier ditto, 345. to 385.; distilling ditto, 34a.
to 318 a. per quarter.
NOTTINGHAM, Nov. 12. - Tim show of wheat at our
Can If:change was tolerably good, and there was a
moderate attendsnee of f•TIECTS and factors. Wheat was
Ursa at an advance of 1.. to 2.. per quarter; old white
realised 60.. to 64a.; old red, 41.. to 48..; new white, 47a. to
61a.; new red, 41e. to 46u. p.r 36 stone. Of barleythe supply
was fair, and the inquiry for melting wimples was good at
the extreme prices of lest week, namely, 345. to 455. par qr.;
grinding were in languid request, end in some can rather
lower rates bad to be seibmii tad to; old moved off at 38a. to
sew, 29e. to 30. per 30 stone; Basle, 38e. to 4 to. per qr.
For oats mast rates may tee prowl ; old, 275. to 385.; new,
23e. to 28..; old foreign, 24.. to 29.. per 24 atone. Beans
wens small show, and made le. per qr. more money ; old,
48.. to 61..; new. 41e. to 445. per 38 none; superfine flour,
3d.. to 39..; fine, 29.. to 3.1 e. per 20 stone.

OXFORD, Nov. 12.—There was • full attendance at Ilia
market to-day, end a good deal of Mullane treameted in fine
atmplea, which were readily bought up et an advance of Is.
per quartet frees ible day menwight. White wheat cold from
46L to 111. prr quarter ; red, from 41e. to 46e. Barley, for
grioding purposes, wee very plentiful, but in conarepirnos o
the bad condition, scarcely any was eold. Fine samples were
in n quoit at stoat last wanes quniation ,s via., 42e. Owes
were in much better trade, at • ourwidemble edemas prior
rating from 18s. to 31*. Boons wore worth Iron 395, to 48s.

Hog per, 39.. to 41a. Bolling peas, 43.. to 48e. Floor, 32a.
pee mak. Hay, 31. to 41. per ton.

Parsasoaouost, Nov. 12.—At our marts( to-day we
had a turderate supply of wheat, which mats ready sale at
la. per qr. aver the prices of this day week. Barley rather
dearer. Oats make la. per qr. mere mealy. Beau fully
b. per qr. higher. Bast red wheat, 465. • curantim, 41s. to
425. per UMW. Oats, 11d. to Hid. par aione. Berms, 41..
per qr. of 6321 k..
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RIADIMO, Nov. 12.—There was a pretty good supply of
wheat et market this morning, and about an average attend-
ance. The wheat trade waa decidedly more active, and a fair
amount of business was transacted at a slight advance gene•
rally, and oe the best qualities, of le. per quarter. The trade
in whet descriptions of grain was more healthy, good malt-
ing qualities of barley were in demand and realised high
prow, but there was not much inquiry for intermediate Forts.
A pretty good trade was done in oats, the prices being firm.
There was a lightly improved trade in beans and peas at
late Was.

ROLHEYTEII, Nov. 12.—This market wee better &Waldo:1
than for some time pest; holders of choice parcels demanded
Is. yet quarter advance, but although in some instances this
war given for the primest samples, yet the inferior rad second
lots underwent no improvement. Red wheat was in rather
route active demand and the slow pretty good. beet samples
eelimg readily and fully supporting the ram of last week.
The choicest kinds of white were done at 46.. to 615., and
the inferior from 425. to 465. ; for beet sorts of red as high as
47.. wes obtained, but the general run was from 39e. to 435.
A fair amount of business was done in barley at the full rates
of lest week, the primest malting lots fetching as high as
44e. • grinding kind. were not in much request, sad price.
wiwe'about the sane as those of last market. There was not
• large eupply of oats, but an advance of about 6d. per
quarter was given. Beans were • minty show, but good
sorts are on the advance. In peas there was scarcely any-
thing doing. Floor is advancing in price.

WISBECI, Nov. 12.—The Martini fairly supplied with
grain of all kinds today; the wheat trade opened at an
advance of lc to ls. per qr., but in consequence of bad buy-
ing towards the close, as much ma 3s. per qr., and even more,
wee gives. Spring cola of all kis& in demand at rather more
money. Prices to the grower :--Wheat, white, sew, 44a. to
Ma., extra, 494.,631be. pa bushel; do. red, new, 395. Web.,
extra, 44a. ; do. white, old, 445. to 475., extra, 49e. ; do. red,
old, 40s. to 42e. entre, 44a. Oats, 101 d. to Ild. per stmts.
Beene, 38..t0 42a. per qr. . . .

Woacievai, NOT. I2.—At Oda day's market there Irmo
a full supply of wheat which sold readily at en advance of
fully Ia pr quarter. Barley held for a similar improve-
ment. Oata isodusg upwards. English beans Is. to 2e.
per quarter higher. PIM rather dearer.

You, Nov. 12.—Tbe attendance to-day wee good, and
there was a tolerable show of wheat (both old and new).
Wheat sold really at an advance of ; the best whits
qualities talked 605.; ordinary and inferior ditto, 445. to
475.; Gee red, 445.; other descriptions, 40s. to 425. per
36 atone. Barley was a somewhat plentiful show, and a
good trade was done In malting descriptimie at 345. to 40s.
per qr. ; grinding sold at 30s. to 325. per 30 stone. Of oats
the stow was moderate, and a fair demand wee experliseed
at previous rata 22a. to 245. per 24 stone. Beans came to
band very slowly, and made 44.. to 48e. per 38 stone. Malt,
665. to 68e. Rye, 30s. per qr.
DUBLIN Nov. 11.—We had • small apply of grain at
market to-day. Wheat in some instances brought an ad-
vance of Ild. Barley may a quoted so en last day, except
for an occasional ample of superior malting, which brought
• slight advance. Oats were dull, bat not lower. There
was more doing in foreign wheat, and better prices obtained.
Indian corn was in better demand, ad • further advance of
6d. per quarter wee obtained.
KIRKCALDY, Nov. 12.—We have had changeable, cold
weather during the week, with ocationally sharp frost. This
has meantime put a stop to wheat sowing, unless on favour-
ably situated spots. We fear the potatoes that stall remain
in the ground are very tenth injured, and even those In
pits ere not keeping very well. At our country markets this
week we had fair supplies of all kinds of grain; condition
generally good. Demand reedy for all aorta, at an advance
of 6d. to a la. per qr. even for middling qualities. Here to-
day we had a mall supply of wheat; sales quick at la per
qr. advance. Barley and oats in fair supply; sales ready
eeough at last week's prase. Wheat. 395. to 60e. 6d. per
qr. Barley, 30e. to 395. Oste. 224. to 28s.

WATEIVOILD, Nov, 12.—N0 inoreme can be reported in
our deliveries of home-grown grain this week, but we have
had liberal arrivals from abroad. The upward movement in
the trade noted in our last still continues end fanners' wheat
bee advanced ls. 64. to Is. 9d. per barrel on the week.
Foreign has been in good request at our quotations. B=
has sold freely at an improvement of 61. to Is. per b
and oats have found ready buyers at 3d. per barrel more
money. A large business has been done in Indian corn the
last few days at full prices, and holders generally are indiffer-
ent about selling except at higher rates. Flour dearer by
Is. per sack. Imports this week:—lndian corn, 8,710 qrs.;
flour, 21 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 60 barrels:
Barley, 60 ; oats, 1,150; flour, 1,012 sacks.