The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Lrcanrooc, Nov. 3.—To-day there were
9,000 bake disposed of, which included 100 Perm= and
Maranhant, 9d.; 30 Bahia, Rld. , 100 Egyptian, 11 id. to
13d.. 600 Surat, 6id. to 64d. The market closed very
heavily, and compared with Fridey's rake, prime of all kind.
are very much the same. The tendency is downwards. Total
Wm since Thursday, 20,000 bake ; speculation, 6,009 ;
import, 20,000.

COTTON GIOODS.—M ANCFI PATER, Nov. 3.—The last
=rime from America, and the failure of house' in the cotton
trade at Liverpool, have cast a heavier gloom on the mirket
this morning, and business has been almost =appended.
Spinmvs and manufacturers have bast willing to make mem
cessions in price withou. inducing business, and ,Tarns may
be quoted id. to id. per lb. cheaper than last Friday. Jam
comets ate 11d. ; mar:Upon& lid. to 3d.; and 40rinch
shirting', 3d. to 4id. per piece cheaper than a fortnight ago,
and in wore cases even a greater reduction has been sub-
mitted to. Some fair menus' have been made of ebirtings
fur India and China, and but for the high rats of 94. charged
by bankers for discounting the bum usually given for each
a still larger hinnies' would probably have been done.
triads,r
inien end manufacturers are more than usually anxious
in such a state of the market, more especially those who have
large stocks of cotton stored up, and steps are taken in all
directions to farther limit production ; but even with these
precautionary measures stocks are accumulating rapidly.

WOOLLEN.—L,aDe, Nuv. 3.—We have had e bad
market thin morning. The weather has best ao dark them it
wee *home impossible to judgo of cloth. end
ellioeded oo opperrently for doing boohoo..Th=nl7.
almost bees a bleak.

Hoomesartim, Nov. 3.—We ota spit so Improve-
tont Nina last week. Bogner mom kw a whits soopiadcd.
Wool does not decline, but notiskag thimr, and In tossofto-
lord articles there is little cheap is mime. The Indian end
American sews lately received oro to !MIN chocked die-
Bair, but soirooly to lan natanil cisaisee,

WOOLS.—llcournerintri, Nov. tho wool trade
burliness is generally flat, in the face of public sale., but is
the present degreased state of manufactures it la brought
almost to a stantbstill.

MANUFACTUILES.-OVDDIMAVOILD, Nov. 3.—Our
cloth hall to-day has exhibited en extremely dull appearance,
little or no business doing in any branch, and stocks in-
Crtneiniy. The few merchnula unending buy in very small
quantitate, oven where they could do it on more favourable
taros.

CORN.—Hutt, Nov. S.—Arrivals 01 wheat and relay
etill continue liberal. The weather during the week has been
clansman and, although flue in the Wanks, has airs
become damp, the usual chereamis& of the present
month. The wheat trade in the early part of the
week continued in the same dull and temetisfectory date, and
scarcely any diapoeltion evinced to do business, although
holders would have submitted to a further decline of la. per
qr. had buyers come forward; the agricultural markets,
however, appear within the lea few days to Gave mode
stand, and sa quotations at the principal continental shipping
port. have not given way in a corresponding ratio to the
decline in this country, it probable probable that prier have
v about reached the lowest t, and although millers are the
on buyers at present, still from the inerered consumption
of done, owing to the relative high value of potatoes, present
currency is likely to be fully supported in the face of the
Catmonetary crisis and total absence of speculative feel-
. t the market to-day • email .apply of English wheat,
which is taken off at an advanoe of Is. pa qr. Foreign
meets with more general demand and has folly recovered
deprerion noted during the week. Seeley slow sale at a
decline of le. par qr. Beans and peas rather cheaper. Otte
difficult to quit, and prices in favour of buyer.
LEEDS, NOVSYNER 3. —We are fairly supplied with
wheat; the trade recovers from the dulness we experienced
on Friday, and there in • fair We for all good wheats at
fully the rates of last Tuesday, other aorta without altera-
tion. Barley comes in extra of demand, end prices give
wee without inducing much barer. BO•01 and other
in limited request at about former rates. Average
price of Grain—Wheat, 3,736 quarters, 63e. 2d.; balm
1,221 qrs., 425. 1441. ; oats, 136 qrs., 26e. 6d. •
qrs., 465. Id.; per, 81 qrs. 475. 216. ArrivialtraWbeat,
41e0.14e5. ; Orl, 9 qrs • barley 410 qrs•; beans, 54 qrs.;
2,188 era ; Breed, 96 qrs. •
LIEN, Nov. 3.—The weather is damp end gloomy. To
this day's market the supply of wheat was only small, the
condition wee more or lessaffected by the weather, good dry
samples sold readily at an advance of L. per qr. Common
qualities as last week. Burley, the supply liberal, the demand
was slow fur both malting and grinding qualities, at • re-
duction of Is. to 2.. per qr. from last week's currency.
Bees end oats without alteration in prices.—Wheat, white,
6116. to 6311 n., 66e. to 60s. ; ditto red, GOlbs. to 631 b... 635.
to Ms. ; ditto, ditto, new, 621 be. to 64165., 62a. to 668. •
' ditto, ditto, new, 6011 n. to 611bs, 475. to 60e. Daley Cho:
velar new, 6216 e. to 641 be., 43a, to 48e. ' • ditto, common,
Mho. to 621b5.; 37e. to 42.. Beene, old, 66Ibs. to minx.,
4098. to 628. ; ditto, new, 64Th.. to 6616. , 42a. to 465., per qr.
to the growers.

NZI;CASTLE, Nov. 3.—The weather to-day is exceed-
Insly wet, with wind from the north-east. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
grown., and having very little offering from the coast, and
such qualities being wanted fur mixing with the foreign, a
good sale was experienced at Saturday's rates, extn new
yellow in soma partial instances commanding an advance of
is. per qr. For one very choice lot 67e. yes acquired,
whereas the best `Ciboria runs met attention at 64e. per
63114. Choice foreign may also be written a shade dearer,
extra new tickermark touching 67c, and Holstein SU., per qr.
respectively. Flour in dew request, and where sales ware
forted buyers had the turn in their favour. Malting barley
still continues to evince a drooping tendency, 425. bang an
extrema value for 621114. to 13114. wane sienna., whild
anything having a chamber smell was quite unsaleable.
Malt, unless fine, quits neglected. In other articles little
seriatim.

BALI/IVRY, Nov. 3.—At our market to-day we had •
large supply of all grain and a full attendance. 'There we •
brisk trade doing In wheat, the best samples for seed pm-
pan being in great request, and prices advanced 2s. per qr.
Medium qualities, and some which mote to hand damp,
realised only lute rates. There was a steady inquiry for
flour, as last quoted. With a good demand fur ail deeerip-
tions of barley, there was a general reduction of Is. per qr.
Malting hinnies now being in full working operation, there ia
a better supply of malt, and prices to-day were a little lower,
with a probability of a further reduction. There was a steady
trade doing in all other kinds of grai which maintained
last week's prices. New wheat, 61s. to 645.; old, 492. to
66a. Barley, 33a. to 425. pats, 26e. to 31s. Beans,
395. to 61s. Peas, 41.. to 465. Rye, 392. to 435. Tares,
40a to 445. per qr. Flour, 40s. to 445. per sack, Malt, 9s.
to 9s. 6d. per bushel.

CATTLE...-SALISIWRY, Nov. 3.—At our market to-
day we had an ;increasing enpply of beans, and the quality
and rendition were generally good. The attendance of buyer
and dealers was not en numerous as at our last market.
The demand for the beat DeVOl2ll was extremely dull, though
nearly all of that description found purchasers, and prices
were the turn easier. Although reduced prices were asked
for the more inferior description of animals, it woo very
difficult to do burnout, and a large number remained unsold
at the rices of the market. A decided decline of 6d. per
some took place. There was about the usual seasonable
supply of sheep of good quality, most of which found
purchasers., and although the trade was inactive,
there was no reduction of prioes from our but market.
Very little business transpired in calves, there being but few
on offer, and prices remain nominally unaltered. There was
an average supply of pigs of all kinds and breeda, and a
good deal of Vastness appeared to have been transacted at
much the same as last quoted. Beet oxen realised from lie.
to 12s. per score; cow and bailer ditto, 10.. to 10s. 6d.;
mutton, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; lamb, 80. to 9d. ; veil, 70. to
Bd. ; pork, fresh said salt, 70. to 9d. per lb., and 10. 3d. to
108. 9d. per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb., end 10e. 3d. to
10s. dd. per score; dry baron, 10d. to I Id. per lb.; awed
hams, 10d. per )b. ; quarter old store pigs, 2/e. to
pickled
setach; sodding calves, Ids. to 29e. each.