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

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COTTON.—I iwassoot., Not.' 10. The market baa
closed very flatly; at a decline per lb. from last week's
prices. The sal. an 1,000 bass, all to the trade cow-
l* Permian sad Marsaham, at Std.; 30 Bab* at
rlierLl7/10 at 10d. ; 300 Burst, at did. to 60. , sad
6 Ilea at 1 per b.

COTTON 000DS.—Mascrzerna, Nov. 10.—The mar.
ket le fully ea dull and demised as it was kat west Bah
sellers and manufacturers are free bat lam greet
=rrttl. ty to finding customers, no nesoaable ocemesion la
prim Wog sufficient to indent Wham Tide deseriptka
the market applies to all breaches of the trade, sad ries are
in some measure further checked by the antics aaosamay to
determine to whom credit can eddy he extended. Only one
Janus, sad that not worth namtn2, has been meattesed tkb
nandag, sad the losses sasfalned here by the large failures
moistly announced in London, Glasgow, sad else-
where, see mostly by homes, It le ityported, to
whom they wOl opinion little more than temporary
inecammisnos. The curtallesent of production by a resort
to short Mae is spoken et as extending in all &mo-
ttoes, and the long period of full work the ° pastime ham
had will enable them biller to bear it than in some past
tams It r where Wild as dosed altogether that any-
thing like aofertag la felt. Cease of this kind,
tudortunstely are eery though bearing but •
amalloporlion to those in which short dine has been
adopted . •
Lonpopoettica Tide at Glasgow that a deputation
should got° don to laud a suspension of cash pay-
ments by the Beak nest with no oountenanoe here from the
Commerdel Chambers, end telegraphic news this afternoon
that two basks 132 Gleapw were being run upon haa occa-
sioned no alarm, from a belief that they will be able to meet
the difficulty.

WOOL.-I,IIMS, Nov. 10. —We have had a vet,
bed market this morning ; indeed, we have rarely men a
worse. The transactions have been extremely meagre; be
Lot, boaineis has been all bat
Eft oomuirtxtb, Nov. Io.—"Artrket rename in the
ems quiet Mats as in the previous week.. Omit caution is
digteYed by ruching's. and little IS changing hands, either
in me plan er fancy trade. At the isms time prices do not
Mediae meloeely, and hopes of better markets at en early
period are sanguinely eateetaised. Wools 011121doet • ten-
dency to &dim, emecielly &etch wools.

OORN.—Nctx., Nov. 10.—Imports of wheat exhibit
NOM matted decrease when compared with the liberal sni-
vels of the lot few weeks. ffpnng corn, however, baa ra-
ther hammed than otherwise. The weather costinues mild
sad opts, almost as paid :as opting, end the young wheat
pleat irhare arty mown already wears a heathy end lust-
Hat appeanace, end with the exception of emotional bp,
the present month gives but few indicationa of the knees
of the seams mad approach of winter. Th. wheat trade
daring the week the scarcely maintained the unproved tau
noticed in oar last, bushman. being checked bi the =Moo'
dented advance (at lesat In modern times) to the present rate
of diecount, 10 per cent. ' an advance so sadden and wiper
ralleled might have been expected to create of itself a sort of
panic or distrust, but holden have evinced no disposition
whatever to force sales, and although buyers abstain from
se much as possible, a modrate extent of badness
Cchtsaren place to meet the wenn of the day at
about late rates ; the supplies from the growere
have fallen off oonsiderably ,• imports from abroad are likely
sow also to diminish, and although " increased stagnation,"
" caution," &c., am., appear to become almost as familiar as
household words, end while the dark cloud that overhangs
CCOllninial stairs seem, to grow daily more dense, an unu-
sually extensive consumption is going on in the staple article
of the food of the people, end whatever I. the result of the
meant monetary onus on commerce generally, we can see
no mem why the corn trade should be further affected, but
may with armnree and comparative composure quietly watch
the pealing storm. At the market to-day there was • mode-
rate supply of English wheat, but the trade ruled dull at Is.
per qr. decline. Foreign met with but little demand, and
prices most be quoted in favour of the buyer. Barley was
quite neglected. Beau and peas unaltered. Oats slow sale
at less money.
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LIED', Nov. 10.—The weather ken* damp and tutfavottr.
able for the condition of grain ; wheat is in rather IzAlnr
ply, but fully equal to the demand, which ia very
sad Ales proceedslowly ; to do business rather under Friday's
rates have to be taken. Barley continues dull, and prices
tend downwards. Beans se before. 04. and other articles
unaltered. Average price of grain Wheat, 3,168 quarters.
635. 2iiilimlia,rhle.yd, 1,691 qrs., 41s. ; cats, 173 qrs., 24a
10d.; 216 qrs., 451. 7id. • pas, 80 qrs., 424. 10jd.
Arrival,: 4,914 qrs.; 77 qrs. • barley, Mips.;
hams, 9 qrs. ; rapeesed, 770 qrs. ; linseed, il3B qrs.
Lrow, Nov. 10.—The weather the ;pest week has bean
dull, wish a think foggy stmespiewe. To-day. market the
supply of what was again very limited, especially good
samples, for which a reedy sale wee experienced at prices in
favour of sellers. Damp samples in slow demand at last
Tuesday's currency. Barley in good supply. Best malting
rose Is. per qr. cheaper ; common and grinding samples 2a.
per qr. Awn. Wheat. whits, 6111.. to 8311.., 684. to 604.;
ditto red, 1301 be. to 6311.., 63a. to 665. ; ditto, ditto, new,
6216.. to GAlbo., 520. to 6Co. , ditto, ditto, nog, 6011.. to
elks, 475. to 60s. Barley, Chevalier new, 6211.. to 64111.,
424. to 464. ; ditto, common, 6111.. to 6211.., 365. to 404.
Beane, old, 661114. to 66411.., 48a. to 624.; ditto, new, 6411 e,
to 86165., 42a. to 46.., per qr. to the powers.

Nswcarrts, Nov. 10.—The weather continues damp, but
se the barometer hes bra moving up steadily for the last
few days, it may be decreed the precursor of better weather.
At our market this morning we had a moderate chow of
"rest from ea growers, which, owing to its moderate con-
dition, rest a slow mil et Baterday's rates, whereas choice
loath erre, and new rungs met a needy enquiry, and
whilst arrivals keep moderate, each is likely to be the an.,
r stocks in the hands of the millers are light. In dour we
observe link change. Malting barley must again be written
hilly Is. cheaper and in moderate demand. In other articles
we hays no materiel &sage to report, but the tendency for
the maser is downward.