The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-27 00:00:00

MARINI&

ooTros. —Lrrustoor. Nov. 26. The sales today
have been estimated at 3,000 bales ; and comprise 100 Bahia,
at lied. to 6ed. ; 100 Baptism, at Bd. to 9d. ; 900 Bunt, at
I to 61d.; and 20 Br ltlenda, at la. ld. to la. 3d. per lb.
The imports for the week reach 36,000 Wee. The market
dosed heavily, and, compared with Fridays rates, prices of
the current qualities are unaltered.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Baraironn, Nov. 26.
Poe wool there is more Inquiry, but little doing, ezobpt,
perhaps, for bright haired woo* which command a slow
sale at induced prics, say of 6d. per lb. from the top price.
'The tendency of prices in everything is downwards, and
business may be dons only at a great secritioe. The
prices at the London colonial sales can only be supported by
withdrawing large quantities of wool. Noils and brokes are
fiat though few are being produced. In yarns the spinney
are doingnothing. They loudly complain of thedifficulties
of their position. The late reductions in the value (Astoria
and the high rate of discount, are telling greatly to their
disadvantage. The shippers are out of the market. They
receive no remittances, for the monetary crisis is felt as
severely on the continent, and they are not in • position to
operate. And the home trade are scarcely taking about two
days' supply per week. Cotton yarn@ are very dull sae, and
prices are more in favour of the buyer. In the piece mar-
ket there in a very thin attendanoaNind both manufacturers
and merchants are doing as little as possible. The quantity
of unemployed machinery is greatly on the

CORN. MANCIINATZR, Noy. 28.—There WY a fair
attendance at our market due morning. Seller. committed
by asking an advance on English wheat, which checked
sales, and in the Imbues done last week's rates could not be
exceeded ; the best rune of American being at the same time
held firmly for 31. to 3d. per 70th.. more money. The dour
trade had also a little more tone, but buyers acted with great
caution, and the transactions were on • very moderate scale,
at an improvement In some inatanoes of 6d. to lc per sack
upon the extreme low price previously accepted. Oats and
oatmeal sold slowly at about the currency of this day Wu-
night. Beans and Indian corn declined la to 2e: per qr.

Btainconac, Nov. 26.—At Gloucester and Worms ter
markets, on the 23rd, wheat ruled very ;dull, M a decline of
about Is. per quarter, although the supply of English was
small. Barley ag do gave way le. to 2s. per quurter. Oats
rather cheaper. Beaus le. to 2.- lower. Peas nearly main-
tained their value. During the present week very little
wheat ham changed hands, and prime are nominally unaltered.
Barley taken in retail, at a further decline of le. per quarter.
Oats saleable, at quite as high rates. Beans more in demand,
at le. to le. 6d. per quarter L'm money. Peas quite as dear,
and more in request. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat
was about la. per quarter dearer. At this day's market there
was a short reapply of English wheat, which advaneed 2a.
per gunner, but this did not extend to foreign. Barley the
turn dearer. Oats maintained their value, but were only
taken in retail. Beans and peas quite us dear.
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Dermas, Nov. 26.-We had • fair supply of wheat, the
demand was better, and the depression fully recovered, prices
being 2s. and, in • few instances, 34. a quarter above theee
given last week. In barley also the trade was better, and en
advance of from 2a. to 3s. • quarter was obtained. Wheat,
beet, 50e. to 670. ; middling, 40s. to 605.; inferior, 365. to
40e.; barley, 32a. to 465. ; oats, 26a. to 36a; beans, 46e. to
6a.; pees 445. to 465.; flour, fine, per eack, 40a. to 441.;
seconds, 37.. to 40e.
NIWATAX,Now. 26.-At our CORI Exchange to-day there
wean plentiful supply of grain. For wheat there wan a brisk
sale at an advance of Is. to 2a. l3sana, 2a. to 3s. lower. The
micas :-White wheat, 68a. to 60e; red, 62a. to Ms. ; bar-
ley, malting, 36e. to 38s. ; grinding, 32e. to 34. Oct., 365.
to 37.. Bowe, old, 46.. to 48a. Peas, 42a. to 44a. Malt,
73e. to 78e. per quarter.
N3WBrilT, Nov. 26.-We had a moderate supply of wheat,
which realised 2a. per qr. more money, with • steely sale. A
full market of barley, and an advance of 1.. per qr. was ge•
nerally obtained. Osta, beans, and peas without change.
An exceedingly wet day has retarded business.
Baum:son, Nov. 26.-The corn trade is improved; the
supply is short, end, though not dearer, the tone is better'
prime having probably reached the lowest. Wheat, 48s. to
64.. Barley, 32.. to 38s. Oats, 235. to 30s. Beans, 42a. to
46e. Paul, 40a. to 48a. per qr.
WATIIRPORD, Nov. 2.5.-Supplies of home-grown grain
have been small since Saturday, but our arrivals from abrosd
are on a liberal scale. We have a much wore cheerful tone
in the trade to-day, with a fair amount of business passing
in all articles, at better prima than could be obtained at the
close of lest week.

EDINATIROR, Nov. 26.—We bad In the market to-
day 1,117 qrs. wheat, 2,219 qrs. barley. 1,033 qrs. oats, end
166 qrs. bmns. There were sold—Wheat, 663; barley,
1,973; ate, 977; and beans, 87 qrs. There was a
large supply of grain in the market to-day. Quality to a
great extent very inferior, and prices in consequence beck.
with the exorpUon of oats, which were better. A. compared
with het week —Wheat 41. down on top, end 2s. ed. down
on average. Barley 2e. down on top, and 6d. down on
average. Oats h. 3d. down on top, and 7d. up on average.
Beans 3s. 6d. down on top, and h. 6d. down on average.
Prices per imperial quarter:—Wheat, 235.64. to 645. ; barley,
19e. 3d. to 370. 6d.; oats, 17s. 6d. to 275. 3d.; bums, 365. to
I 43e. 6d. Weight of top wheat, 611 be. •; barley, 6611bs ; cote,
4111b5.; and bmns, 62f1b5. per bushel.

CATTLE. Enreetaon, Nor. 25. There wee a
smaller supply of sheep this morning, the number being
4,523, or 430 less than last week. Good sheep brought lent
week's prices, brit the secondary sorts were dull, and cheaper.
At the elope there was a considerable quantity left unsold.
One lot of very superior aged black-farad weddere brought
70. per lb , being the top price ; current priors from erld. to
7d., and down to 5d per lb. The supply of cattle wast
the number bong 467, or 161 less than last week. G
rattle brought Bs. ; current price, 71. to 7e. 6d., and down to
6s. per imperial stone. Pork, from 50. to tto. 6d. per atone.
At the clove a good clearance effected. Wo had in the suer
keit to-day—Steep, 4,523; fat cattle, 467.