The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-21 00:00:00

M.ARRETS.

COTTON.—Livaaroot, Nov. 19.—Tba sales of cotton
to-day are eatimatad at 6,000 balm A very vital market
at yamarday'a prices.

COTTON GOODS.—lilkmcirraTzu, Nov. 19.—We have
had a rather quieter market at the close of the week, pertly
In comeqcanoe of the natural diaposiden of nercheats to
pante a little after extensive engagements each es ban kesa
eresetly catered into, and partly in coneequesos of the greater
difilealty experienced in placing order', now that the mediae-
tire hso large pre-engaged. The demand, however, is
hoped them,Wy end extends to nearly every kiad of yuu and
cloth he the market. India 40-inch shirting*, T clothe, end
platers enema:4st the fabrics most in request, and the
Wow of then geode have a constant tendency to Improve-
MSC Dosseelt• are scarcely so much in request ea last ,
weak, bet still the makers are well engaged. In yams the
bone trade pwrelimees are extensive for mennfattatrers, ad
esgeelelly in warm. Pins yarn for the home trade are still
fa nemest, as also are two-folda. A brisk demand is
etlll left for yams, in mule end water, suitable to the
Beet The high wee to which cloths were forced up In the
easers by the unprecedented trade with ladle, and whir's
the let•check in the demand only partially modided, kept the
hone hods nearly out of the market. The bushman done on
their IKON= has lately been much more considerable, but it
le gemerelly understood that the stocks of good. held by some
St the WO much more limited than usual, and this offers
seam guarantee for the continuance of the demand in this
gamier.

WOOLLEN.—Ltane, Nov. 19.—There bas been a fade
atteeisam of buyers in the Cloth Hsll6 this morning. The
was 000111100.11 firm, but the business it limited, chiefly in
= cienat,L. e of the limited state of stocks. Mazy of lb,.
deliver nearly ell they produce direct at the
Newelmate warehouses ; consequently the market is only
swileraesly supplied, Gad forms no correct index of the trade
thee le MI&

HAILDWARR.-41IRMINGUAK, Nov. 19.—Here the
mintafactorier are all In wort full time, and upon orders:
them are complaints of slackness in some branches, but this
le generally compensated by activity in others in the mom
manufactories. In the military gnu trade there is full occu-
pation In the various departments; and throughout the
mason there bite bees an average trade doing The
foreign Mode le dull; but ito long as the country orders
continue to be so good as they now are, no unfavourable
effect out be produced. The iron trade has a languid ap-
promo; but for drat qualities of finished iron the demand
ample enough to mutate priors; for inferior the demand is
limited; ft is desirable that the make of it should be alto-
gether abandoned. The introduction of iron baring is it a
al ge quantity of cinder, and consequently of little strength
or tenacity, has been 040 of the novelties of the last few
yearn. end oertainly not the bloat miachievous of its kind.
At Wolverhampton trade le good, and the like remark applies
to the surrounding district.

CORN.—Camesmos, Nov. 19.—The best barley made
as Book mosey es last weak ; all other cora dull. Wheat,
red, 116 a to 40e.; old, 425. to 444. Barley, 2411. to 454.
Bras, Ws. to 40s. Peas, 40s. Oats, Ws. to 26e.

CARLISLI, NOT. 19.—We had a fair supply of wheat
at our market this morniog, which wold freely at 6.1. ad-
vance on the week. Barley is small supply, and 03d. dearer.
Oats a full supply ; slow sale. Wheat, white, new, 19.. 6d.
to W 's. dd. • old, 12e. ed. to 20s. dd. • red, new, iii. to 195.;
old, 18e. to 19s. Barley, new std old, 13s. 6d. to 14e. 6d.
Oats, potato old, 10s to 11s.• sew, 84. 6d. to 10.. • com-
mon, 9s. 9d: to 10.. 3d.; we; 7e. dd. to Flour per
stone, Is. 11d. to 2a. Id. Oatmeal, 2a. 2d. to 2s I 4d. tye-
med. ls. 4d. Bszleyaseal, Is. dd.—Ow/isle Ammo&

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CoLorzeran, Nov. 19 —A maim% supply of wh,at,
sad fair of other grain. Wheat unaltered. Barley of Sae
!lain% la. deem. BOYS and pass mold at fall prices.

Clutturoan, Nov. 19.—There was a considerable M-
c/sees is the supply of wheat to-day. A demand for higher
rates on the part of sailers tended to check the trade, but a
clearance was ultimately made, and in some instances for
doe samples a trifling advance was realised. Fine barley, as
well se grinding sotto, increasing in vela.. Other grain
without change. Wheat, 40.. to 435.; ditto old, 445. to
66e. Barley, 30e. to 445. Oat', 19s. to 27.. Beau, 384.
to 40a. Fes., 311 e. to 384.

HZIII7OID, Nov. 19.—The trade today for tine samples
of wheat firm, it rather more money ; supply firm. Barley,
of the best quality, made full prices; other aorta dull. Oats
ruled dull. Peas and beans support fairer rates. Wheat,
21s. be 31s. per load. Barley, 28s. to 475. per qr. Oats,
90m to 2215. per qr. Peam 24.. to 275. per load. Beans,
2.4 e. to 31e. per load.

Lzicarraa,Nov.l9.—This quantity of wheat at market
to-day was tolersble, and many of the samples were in
good coaditioa. There was a lair demand at an advance
of lc re quarter ; white aorta wore disposed of at Us. to
60s. ; red, 40a. to 46e par 36 atone. Barley care rather
warily to baud, and with a good demand recent rates inn
fully established, 40s. to 434. per quarter being the curreacies
for malting sample.; grinding, 'Ds. to 31s. per 30 star.
There was not a large supply of oats, and aere descriptions sold
at se advance of le. to 2c, 32a. to 365. per 24 stone • other
sorts realised 24e. to 265. per ditto. Os beams the sexily was
hardly stalleisat to meet the demand, and Motors wereanahled
to traasact business ar.le. to 2s. per quarter more money, 62a.
per 36 roam Floe four, 33a. ; seconds, 3la ; thirds, 29..
per 20 atone.
NIWCASTLIS-OPON-TT11; NOV. 19.—At ear market this
awning we had a large show of wheat from the growers,
sad arwithstandiny that oar • receipts are liberal;
fresh-threahed samples were taken aC quickly at an aultance-
mast of Is. to 2s. per qr., the same advance berg paid upon
soh tiountry sod toreign, the Inds, however, sourly
okra( with so much animation r a Tuesday. For flue
old yellow Suffolk 60s. was paid in Mal, the erne figure
berg demanded for ern sew. In foreign the business wee
crony waned to the new Danish and Hoirein cargoes
jest arrived, aura red making 49‘. to 60a. per 6041*, whilst
for • little medium Dantrc, old, the same pries wee realised.
Flow was held very stiffly at the advance of the week, bat
the business prang wee not Mega Native barley sold
quickly at fully lest week's rates, vie. :-3tte. to 40c, weigh-
isg 66th.. to 6611te. per bushel, whilst for new south ocautry
simples, weighing 6016. per burnt, 345. could not be sza
elided with • chance sprout. A good sale has been expe-
rienced for new Drank for malting at 34e. to 365. weigk
641 b, to 661bs. per burr neturally Grinding muck
fought after, and pointing upwards. /[alt without change,
sod the none remarks wilt apply to beams and Isaac Oats a
abode dearer. The arrivals this week we :—Wheat, cart,
wise, 1,627 ors. • foreign, 3 463 ; crown% 636;
fasigs, 2;*;m 226; oats, coeaterke, 1,490;
foreign, 4600; per, foreign. 117 ; dour, 2,066 seeks.

Notwzaz, Nov. 19.—Hanlreday More was a fall at-
Madam* of innms, and • kir supply of 'Mat sold at an
amass al L. to 2s. per gamier upon the ratss ourrent last
weak, ail dewiriptions participation in the impsavemeat. Tits
@apply of malting barley was fair, and foram miss were tally
maintained. Of distilling and grinding qualities there WAS
Mt ft more oaring, • oonsidarable quantity bass nabs on

lof for cattle; for what was offered the dinners demanded Is.
to 2a. per quarter more amp. Thar, which was la. to
Is. Id. ger @sok higher, is quoted this evening 31s. to 32a.
per sack flool the make. White wheat, 48a. to 62e. ; red
ditto, 435. to 46e. • beat chevalier maltiog barley, 425. to
48s, ; race chevalier ditto, 345. to 405.; distilling ditto, 26e.
to 275. par quarter.
Norrimotwe, Nov. 19.-The show of *best at our cornea-
ohmage thismoreimg was fair,and the altendasoe was tolerable.
Prior ware higher. Old white moved off at 60e. to 645.; old
red, 44‘. to 48s. ; new whim, 48e. to 624. ; new red,- 41e. to
48s. per 38 stone. Of barley the supply wu moderate, sad
good samples met a ready sale at fully late diem, namely,
oinking, Ms. to 46a. per quarter ; grinding aorta were la,
cheaper, sad the demand was slow at 23e. to 30s. per 30
done. Oats WIN a limited show and realised is. more
T 00062; old, Th. to 331.; new, 23a. to Us. ; foreign, 24e.
to 295. per 24 emu. There was only a small supply of beans,
which made their full value; old, realised 48a. to 51s. ; new,
414. to 44.. per 38 dose. Super flour, 355. to 39a. ; flue,
30s. to 324. per 20 Mena.
Or FOND, Nov. lg.-Quotations foe all kinds of grain were
murk about the same as teat week, end a fair amount of
boOnses war dose. The knowledge that dour bad risen in
London ceased a rise bre of la. per sack.

Parazaonotrox, Nov. 19.—At oar market today we
had a very large supply of wheat, which met a slow eels at
barely the pekes of this day week. Barley unaltered is
%alto. Oats again rather dearer. Beans advanced le. per
qr. Best red wheat, Oa.; common, 41a. to 42a. par 6041b5.
Oats, lid. to L. per atone. Bras, 42e. per qr. of 6321b5.
READING, Nov. 19.—There was only a moderate supply
of wheat this rooming, bat the condition was good ; the
trade wee moth better than last week, and sales were effected
at an advance of L. to So. per quartet. The beet aorta of
barley sold readily at le. dearer. There wee a lively de-
mand for the middling and inferior sorts at a slight &drawn.
Oita and beans a trifle dearer, bat pea remained tuultared
in price.
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itocgarrea, Nov. 19.-The supply at this Corn Ex•
change was good, as wee also the atteadanoe, and badness
easnmed • brisker appearance. The primed earoples
white were taken off at en advance of le. to 2s. one the
prime of last week, several pacWs of first.rate quality chang-
ing hands at the enhawd rates. Inferior and asoondery
kinds, although in slow demand, were firmer. For beet
white as high u 624.: was given, and for other kinds 42a. to
48e. ; best rade, 42e. to 465. • inferior, 39e. to 42a. The de-
mand for good kinds of malting barley still continua steady,
and that description of grain maintains its price, with no ap-
pearance of a decline, palliest lots making as high la 44e.
There was a moderate show of grinding barley, but the de-
mand was slow, and last quotations could with difficulty be
realised. In oats the trade was very doll, holders refusing to
sell except at an improvement of dd. to Is. per qr. Beau
have again undergoes au improvement of about Is. in price,
end peas are also a trifle dearer. Flour has advanced Is. to
ht. per each.
Wittman, Nov. 19.-The market is well supplied with
wheat to.day, and fairly with other grain. The wheat trade
ruled dull at lest week's prices, and in some le. per qr. leas
was tam. All spring corn folly maintains Its value.
Prices to the grower:-Wheat, white, new, 44,. to 465.,
extra,496.,631ba per bushel; ditto red, new, 395. to 41,.,
extra, 445.; do. white, old, 445. to 475., extra 495.; do. red,
old, 40s. to 424., ems, 44e. Oats, lid, to lied, per stone.
Beans, Sato 425. per qr.
WORCISTEL Nov. 19.-There was a large supply of
wheat at this day's market,' for which very high prices were
demanded, and the trade ruled very dull; but needy buyer,
were castigated to pay an advance of about M. par qr.
Barley sold freely at previous rates. Oats and beans le. per
qr. dearer. Peas firmly maintained their value.
Tone, Nov. 19.-Oar market to-day wee supplied with
wheat on a moderate scale, and some of the samples were in
very good condition. The demand was firm, at an advance
of 26. White made 44a. to 605.; red 40a. to 46e. per 36
stone. There warn a fair show of barley, and superior sorts
were in request at rather improved price* and malting made
34a. to 40e. pee quarter ; in grinding sort; no material change
can be quoted, rates varying from 30s. to 325. per 30 stone.
In sets a fair number of samples changed hands st their fall
value, namely, 22e. to 245. per 24 stone. For beans late
prime were exceeded nearly Is. per quarter, currencies varying
from 44e. to 48s. per 38 stone ; malt, 666. to 68e.; rya, 30s.
per quarter.

KIRKCALDY, Nov. 19.—We have still a continuum of
chilly, changeable weether, so that wheat sowing, unless fa
favourable situations', dose not progress rapidly. At Cu'
country markets this week. °wins to it being the sermon
when many feria servants change place', we had rather lees
pain offering than at the previous week and the demand
being good for all good qualities, wheat Mon& 2a. per qr.
advante,lierley Is. per qr., and oats W. per qr. on last week's
rates. Here to-day we had small supplies of all kinds of
grain ; sales ready for all sorts—wheat at ls. to 2a. per qr.
advance. Harley end oat. la. per yr. CU last week's rates.
Wheat, 40s. to 535. per qr. Batley, 20e. to 395. 84. Oats,
21s. 64. to 28e.
WATS/NORD, Nov. 19.—We hey, again to report con-
siderable serivala of foreign grain, but our supplies of bane-
grown continue on the same limited scale we have had to
notice for wen' weeks past. No check his been given to
the upward movement in our market, and with a good inquiry •
for wheat, we write Irish le. and foreign fully ls. 64. par
barrel dearer aims thin day sennight. Berkey hes been in
Active request, at an Improvement of 9d. to 6d. per barrel.
Black oats have found ready buyers at 3d. to 4d. per barrel
over our last quotatieeet sad tawny being very scarce have
obtained an advance of fully le. pee barrel. Indian corn hie
not been so extensively dealt in as of late, purchasers having
supplied themselves liberally the lest few weeks, but in the
sales made full prices bays bees realised. Flour le. to .
la. 64. per sock higher. Imports this week :—V beat, 10,484
qrs. ; -Didion corn, 7,266 qrs. Exports this week :
Harley, 100 barrels; oats, 410 barrels; dour, 2,384 mks.