The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-09 00:00:00

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corroN.—Lrriapooi,
_Nov. S.—The sii of cotton
today ire estimated at 6,000 balm The market ham bee.
quiet, but without any material change in prince.

COTTON GOODS, Nracciensrin, Nov. 11.—There has
been a very fair beehives in yard' for Calcutta and China,
and the Germans have been buying with more freedom. A
fah business is reported in cop yarns for the home trade, and
fine counts of Bolton spinning, meet with greater demand
and are firmer in price. Manufacturers meet with more dif-
ficulty in obtaining warps., owing to the pre-engagements of
spinners, and they have m many instanoee bad to give a
month's notice to ensure a supply for printing cloths and
some other fabrics. Buyers for the Mediterranean mar•
bets are also doing a fair business. The aggregate
business is therefore considerable. An attempt was
made by spinners to exact rather higher terms, but it
tended to check business where waisted in, and, with some
exceptions, the trade have met the demand at last quotations.
There in greater firmness generally, however, and spinners
being well eupplird with orders there is a very healthy tone
in the market. In cloths there is also a very decided im-
provement, both as to demand and prices. India shirtings
have advanced fully lid. per piece, and other fabrics suited to
that market have advanced in a relative proportion. A con-
siderable if not extensive business has been done in these
goods, to-day, for Calcutta. It is presumed that this im-
pulse has been given to the market by telegram to hand from
Calcutta to the 14th and 16th October, which bring advices
of a decided improvement there, both is demand and in prices.
There is some dincrepancy between the accounts to band by
telegrams from Bombay, but those to hand from one of the
most reliable houses there speak of some good sake—of a
considerable btudseu in fact—and generally these advice' are
reganied In a favourable light. Cloths for other markets,
including the home trade, are without much change. The
India advices have had a cheering influence on the market
generally, and a far general bulnesa is reported, at steady
prices. Printers, particularly 9-Bth,, are in very good de-
mand, with a tendency to improved values. We hear also of
loom. standing in some districts, from the difficulty of getting
workpeople.

WOOLLEN.—Larne, Nov. B.—Tbere Ms only been •
moderate attendance of buyers In the cloth-balls elm morn-
ing, end the market bits been rather quiet. The stock of cloth
la elomdingly low, and preemie little choice. TM trans-
actions have been limited. The tone of the market continues
Arm.

WOOLS.-11xDonnerumro, Nov. B.—The stocks of
wool on hand are getting low, and do not afford much choice,
and manufacturers are waiting a commencement of sales on
Thursday next. Prices am firm, and expected to be a shade
Ittlitort

MANUFACTIJREB.—HIIDDEIMPIELD, Nov. B.—The
attendanos to-day ham been much ma usual, but business
altogether is more quiet. The slackness which prevails at
present is usual at this period of the year. and does not give
any uneasiness am regards trade generally, which on the
whole is Considered quite satisfactory.

CORN.—HULL, Nov. B.—At to-day's market it man
supply of Engirt wheat, which sells eerily at folly lest
week's rates. Foreign in fair regret at pekes in favour of
sellers. Barley, both malting and grinding, rather dearer.
Bean and pass sauce and in demand et is. per qr. more
enemy. Oats wonted, and floe qualities kink the fall
pekes of Lit week. The foreign imports last week r
under:—Whet, 6.690 qrs. Barley, 2,208. Beans, 196.
Par, 9. Tana, 36. Linaeed and repassed, 9,486. Oil
oars, 94 tees. Bones, 169 tons.
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Law, Nov. B.—The show of red and white wheat
is taosediagly scanty, and the sales effected are at en advance
of la. per quarter over last Tuesday's prices, Other dsecrip-
fleas as more inquired atter. Barley fully as dear. Beam
sell readily at Friday's rates. Other articles as before.
Arrivals dace this day week . Wheat, 3,622 qrs. ; barley,
149 qrs. • oats, 16 qrs.; beans, 77 qrs. ; rapeseed, 9gB qrs.;
linseed, 600 qrs. Average price for the week ending Nov. 6:
Wheat, 2,661 qrs., 43e. 9}d.; oats, 620 qrs., 24e. 2id
barley, 3,706 qrs. 380. 3id. ; rye, 46 qrs., 41e. ; beans, 63
gra., 42*. llid.; Psis, 70 qrs., 37e. lid.
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Lwax Nov. 6.—Weather stormy and changeable. At
the Corn Exchange this day the supply of wheat mu good;
test sample's readily realised an advance of Is. per qr;
common qualities as last week. Barley in moderate
supply, and prier without alteration. BMW; Is. per
qr. higher. Wheat, white, old, &lbs. to 631e5., 435. to 49a.;
ditto, new, Ms. to 621 1.., , 41a. to 475.; red, old, 6110 s.
to 63105., 41s. to 445. • ditto, new, 6915.. to elite., 375. to
425. Barley, Chevalier, new, albs. to 64165., 395. to 45e.;
common, 6111 s. to 621b5., 30s. to 345. Brans, old, alba. to
66i1bs., 46e. to 605.• ditto, new, 6411.. to 66165., 40s. to
47.. per qr. to the growers.
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NIIWCASTL/4 Nov. 8. The weather continues very
changeable, being much of the charaoter noted last weak.
At our snorkel this morning we had • moderate show of
wheat from the growers, and having little in from any
quartet since Saturdsy, the trade opined with more 1440141.
sem; a fair business subsequently resulting at very extreme
rated. For now extra south ysllsw 475. could have bean ob-
tained, whilst for old 6llbs. Norfolk red Ms. fld. might be
deemed ea extreme quotaiion; nailed new and old red at the
same tines selling at 465., all per 604105. Fine old strong
=red dear:Mums, such ea Pomeranian, haws cam-
mon attontka for removal coestwies, 465. having
bean rodisoil for bast runs; extra, 47.. per 6041 k.., whilst
there now rums a prospect of a further rise occurring.
Flour sash an before, sub rather mem Inquiry.
6to Melting
barley, unless choice, difficult to move; country was
taken at Ms. per qr., weighing naturally ko.• extra, 395.
to 40s. This south country samples worth 301. to 324. pm
4481ba. ; 6 Übe, to 62164., 37a. to 38.. per qr. ropeonvoly.
In other walla we hove no variation to note.

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