The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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COTTON GOODB.-9.laNcitesvrit, Nov. s.—The Im-
proved tone of the market reported on Imoday, and still
mon apparent yesterday, ham caused buyers generally to
nose forward with more confidence. Stocks are decidedly
lighter than they were a month age, and both spinners end
manufacturers being again to a 000siderable event under
engagement prime conunua to gain in strength and firmness.
There t, still nate business for Calcutta, but it is rather
restricted, at the advance of lid. per pion generally de-
manded. Fur Bombay and the other markets of India there
le rather more activity, in both cloth and yarn. Dorneetice
and other fabric' are in more request for the home cede.
Printers are also buying Wl* Neg. House. in the China
trade are still buyers of abirtinge and 'I cloths. Toe de-
mand is not to much Improved for any one market, but is of
a more general character. This is particularly the case in
yarns, which are mostly about id. d, seer than a fortnight
ago. "The main citlereasoe," say Messrs. Gee. Fraser,
Son, and Co., in their monthly ciroulir, "in the position of
matters now is, that there hit more business doing, and a
more encouraging view taken of the future, and panics-
lardy during the last few days, in consequenoe of the latest
telegrams from Calcutta allowing • slitht recovery from the
excessive dulness and detention of prices under which that
market has laboured for the last two mouths. Not that any
business has resulted from these for the Calcutta market,
where the supplies to arrive will probably prevent any such
recovery in priced for some time to cones as would offer in-
ducements to buy et snythiog near the rates current with us,
but coupled with the knowledge of the great extent to which
production has been turned off India Minos to other
remunerative good., the news has rendered manufacturen
worse to deal with, and has induced the buffers for
other market. to operate with rather more freedom." " The
exports of cotton piece goods end )area f e the month;'
Messrs. Robert Freeland and Brother amt., "are again very
large, being 115,125, against 104,1147 same time last year.
The greet increase to Shanghai and Hong Kong amounts
for nearly the dtff.renoe, having been 12,760 packages egainet
3,601. To Bombay there bas mho been a large increase,
being 19,826 avant 11,7150; while to Calcutta there has
been a similar calling otf, being 14,009 against 22,665. The
following classification shows the proportion shipped to the
various markets of the world :

Packages. Lb..
Cotton Cotton
Pisa 0 Kids. Yarns.
East ladies
China 14.6 .... 311
Australi►
Central and tooth Amierko
North Atomics
West Indies
Cosat of Africa
Turkey, Egypt. sod Lomat 7l .... 9.6
Germany and Holland
Other European &M.. 6.2 .... 2101

OOTTON.—ldeatrooc, Nol . Wet of entice
to-day ere estimated et 8,000 bales. A steady market at
yesterday's prices.

WOOLLEN —Leans, Not. s.—lbw km bees a se-
mesons attendAnce ~f werchants and clothiers in the market
this morning., and a steady basiness has been transacted In
assissable goods.

HARDWARE.—BIRKINOHAM. Nov. 6.—The trade of
this town sad of the adjoining district of South Staffordshire
fain what may fairly be said to be in the enjoyment of a mo-
derate amount of prnoperity. There is a want of madders
i as to the future which cheeks the foreign traded', inasmuch
as merchant. and foreign buyers are cautionr about their
operations, but the home trade is well sustained. The orders
coming in are just such as to show that shopkeepers are sup-
plying themselves to mast immediate requirements; and in
other reayecta the accounts received here relative to the coun-
try trade are favourable. The labour market here and in the
district is as healthy as last reported; sad the iron trade is
r brisk as with the drawbacks upon the export trade, and
erscially the arras in that of the East Indite, (All be
expedid.

TlN.—train our atatiatici below it will be seen, that the
deliveries of last month fall abort of them of last year
(though larger than was generally anticipated), and that the
arrivals towards the next sale are considerably in OlCed.
though this to a great extent we must attribute to th•
favourable wind. In consequence of the small consumption
of foreign tie, our stock shows en increase of about 100 tone
compared with last mouth, but 100 tons decrease on that of
last year. On the 2nd instant the timeltere reduoed the price
of English 41. per ton, both for refined and common, and •
few holders of foreign being then anxiuus to get out of stock
—Straits was obasinable at 1321. and Banes et 1341. In °m-
oldering the prospect of the article, statistics would leer) us
to the conclusion that there is no chance of a scarcity of tin
for some tiros to coma, while owing to the depressed state of
the tin plata trade, manufacturers will continue only to
supply themselves with the taw materiel as their wants ro•
quire, either from ',mien or English, whichever proves
ampere at the time. The firmness with which foreign tin
continues to be held, will make soy fall but gradual, and
should any sadden demand for consumption spring up, or
speculator, take up the article, we shall doubtless see a rapid
reaction, tin being an article exceedingly sensitive to the
failing of the trade. The ehipmenta from Singapore and
Penang are beginning to fall off, while the prices current
there would leave • loss on importation. English tin.—
Refined wee reduced 31. per ton on the 12th ultimo, and both
common and refined 41. on the tad instant; the demand has
been steady, but not large. Streit" has been very dull of
isle, and has gradually declined to 1321., which le the present
quotation. Eane.a.—Sctrcely any transaction' have been
reported, and these have only been for very small lots, the
price has fallen to 1351. to 1341. In Holltno, the amount of
businees has also been ts,nfined to small lots fir immediate
want., and the highest value Is nowl7B, but the Dutch agents
here have offered to .ell at f i7.—(From the Circular of
Meow.. Von Dadelszen and North, dated Nov. 4.)

CORN.--CAMBRIDOE, Nov. 6.—The finest samples of
barley maintsited thew price. All other descriptions of
con way dull. Wheat, red, 364. to 445.; white, 48s. to 804.
Barley, 245. to 465. Oats, 20s. to 28e. Bawls, 365. to 404.
PIM. 365. to 40s.

CANTERBURY. Nov. 6.—The market was well supplied
petards, sad toads, 11 anything, * little draft. Prima
about the tam. Wheat, brown, old, 38a. to 45e.; now
lea. to 44a.; white, old, 445. to 60e. new, 42a. to 48s:
Barley, as 27e. to 454. Oats, new, Beans, old, 428. ;
new ditto, 113 a. ; HON peak Me.

CARLISLI, Nov. 8.-The supply of wheat sad °atm good.
Barley limited. Wheat and barley sold (moldy at fall prior,
Oats rather slow. Wheat, watts, sew, 18s. fal. to 20s.
old, 18s. Bd. to 20a. Od. • red, new, 17s. fid to 18s. 6d.; old,
17e. 6d. to 18a. 6d. Na;ley. Dew and old, 13s. Bd. to 14a. Od.
Oats, potato, old, 10a. to lls.; new, B*. 6d. to 10e. ; com-
mon, 90. 9d. to 100. 3d. ; mew' 7s. 6d. to Ba. Flour. per
*ma, Is. 10d. to 28. Oatmeal, Z. 21. to 2s. 4d. Nye-
meal, Is. 4d. Becky:seal, la. Journal.

Comelier's, Nov. 5.—A moderato sapply of all de.
ecriptiose of grata. Wheat In slow drinand ; priest un-
shaved. Barley, beans, and pees obtained tall pikes, and in
KOS butane's rethor more.

Okorcitsrna., Nov. h.—There was a rather small supply
of English wheat at one to-day's market, and millers had to
pay the eziesine rates of last week. Foreign uncharged.
&trig, been., sad gess in fair demand, at late retie. New
grey eats more in demand, white oats neglected. Imports
It, the week ending Nov. 6 .—Wheat, coastwise, 640 qrs. ;
foreign, 3,200; barley, Ireland, 363; oats, Ireland, 2,670;
maize, Imam 870. _

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GUILDFORD, Nov. 6.—There we. a fair 'apply of wheat,
which was taken by the millers at last week's rates; the da-
l:nand for seed eahaaasng tn. value to a small degree of
picked sample.. Fine testi in mimed at high rater.
Wheat, 40.. to 60.. per qr. ; ditto, old, 44.. to Sta. ; barley,
28s. to 44..; oats, lila, to 27.. ; pees, 36a. to Als.
lIIIKTPORD, Nov. 6.—The supply of wheat at market to-
day wee small. The flood sample. support last week's
prime, inferior parcels sold at less money. Barley in fair
ollsr, trade for the beet deaeriptions Arm at fall prices ;
coarse samples made hie money. Oats made former rates.
Pea. and beans a very heavy sale, at last week's prices.
Wheat, 20.. to 30.. per load. Barley, 245, to 475. per qr.
Oat., 20a. to Nle. per qr. Peas, 22.. to 27a. pm load.
Beane, 245. to 31s. per load.

Letcasven, Nov. S.—Dor corn market to-day wait tole-
rably well attended, ant the /how of wheat from the growers
was fair; last week's prices wens maintained. White sort.
made 465. to 465.; red, 40s. to 46e. per 36 stone. Burley
Game more freely to band, but the bulk of the samples were
only fit for grinding; malting descriptions were in demand,
at from 40a. to 41s. per qr.; grinding dull, at 275. to 29.. per
30 stone. In oats only few sales were effected at late prices,
265. to 34e. per 24 stone. There was a small show of beans,
' which met with • more active inquiry, sad in some institutes
le. per qr. more mousy was obtained, prices ranging from
48s. to 624. per 38 aons. Fla. flour, 33a. ; seconds, 31a.;
' thirds, 29a. per 20 gone.
NIWCASTLIP I:PON-TT:4Z, Nov. 6.—At •ur market this
morning we had a large plow of wheat from the growers
for which a ready sale was experienced at the extreme rate;
of this day ss'anight, but la other osecrlptions little was
doss. Fora peroel of superior new Buff Ik yellow 47.. was
acquired. fine at the seine time making 4Se. 6.1. to 46..,
whilst thin Wisbech, only 67Ibe per bu.hel, was of or
43.. per 604110. ineffectually, 42.. being only bid, which wad
refused. Old, whether south country or fails's, we. held
very stiffly, which bad the effect of putiing a total etop to
transactions; • sego of new Kiel red, of very nice quality,
was offerieg at 48a., but it was not sold what we lett mitr•
ket. Flour may be written as last week, with, however, not
much activity. Rye unaltered. Having • large ;ripply of
barley from the Gentry, mks were lose freely effected, prices!
ranging from 335. to Us. with quality scarcely equal to the
maple@ shown last week! Middhug south country moved
cff slowly, thin sorts tatting only saleable foie grinding at My. I
to 32e. per 4481b5. Old toerga found more attention at
about the rime Driers. Malt wee in little favour, but prime 1
.amt be quoted lower. For beans and pees there wee little
iTi. Oats much se before. The arrivals this week are :
—rest. coastwise, 2,768 qrs.; foreign, 371; barley, coast.
Ill" 799; foreign, 120; oats, cosetwise, 906; foreign,
1,300; flour, 2,760 sacks.

Nouwicit, Nov. 6.—The supply of wheat wag rather
limited at tcrday's market, and if any thanes is noted in the
trade it moat bit slightly in favour of the seller. Barley warn
in considerable supply, and the deliverlea of this grain are
now larger than at any other exchange in the kingdom. The
demand wan brisk for malting qualities. and last week's ruse

pr .nj Polwtdwd by mull K Iwo H.Len, or No. R. .1
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