The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

PILIOII

supply of wools in the =MLA bat little doing, tbroagli jaw
of farther decline fa price Wore the sales conclude.

MANUFACTURES. Hunnweenzmi, Nov. 24..
The seine dullness which has prevailed hers knee the emu,
menceniant of the panic still continues, but strong hops, sn
entertained that we have pot over the worst, and oonadenoi
mesas to be pining ground. Business is very much limited,
buyer. only porthaeing a few pieces where they have ordets
to supply.

CORN.—linz, Nov. 24. Aninds etill continue liberal
but may now be expected to fall off materially, as only fn
treasonous have taken place of late with the continent, ea
prices in this country afford coo inducement to shippers to
consign. The latest advice' from the Northern Baltic ports
intimate an early closing of navigation, but shipments boa
thews are already virtually eurpeoded by the present pod.
Lion of monetary matters ; the quotations from France an
also too high to admit of profitable business, the effect of an.
nailing prohibition to export from that country appears to
' have been fully discounted, and it is more than probable
that whatever France may furnish in the shape of the menu.
factored article will be required to be made up before another
harvest by imports of grain from one quarter or other. TM
wheat trade in the early pert of the week continued in
the same doll and unsatisfactory state we noticed
in our last, prices daily drooping without leading to say
increase of business, but within the last few days a better
feeling is apparent. Buyers come forward and sales have
been made to a fair extent at last week's currency. TM
" panic " in grain may be ssid to be over, and future pros.
pecta decidedly more cheering. The increue in the value
of money has so restricted operations, that annals for some
time to come cannot be so greet as to cause any further an.
natural depression, and the Briiish grower will now have u
opportunity of bringing forward his produce as price sad
demand tit, without being subject to competition with s
superabundenoe of foreign importations. At the market to.
day there is • small glumly of English wheat, which sell'
freely at an advance of 2e. per qr. Foreign in request at s
she inmovement. Barley la cheaper, but more inquiry
at the deeta Beene, peas, and oats unaltered in vele°,
with more disposition on the part of buyers to porcham than
of late.

LARDS, Nov. 24.—With moderate supplies a(
wheat we have an improved feeling in the trod(' , the de.
mand Is more active, and beet eamplim In request, in many
oases at fully Is. per quarter over Friday'. rates. Barley
'till rules slow, but prioes are not worse than last week for
fine quslities. Beau, oata, and other settles without
material alteration. Average pre e of grain—Wheat, 2,606,
61.. 71d. ; barley, 1,276, 40s 4j.1. , oats, 123, 26a. ;
beans, 226, 43a. 10d. Arrival—Wheat, 2,218 qrs. • oats,
199 qre. ; barley, 1,709 qrs. ; beans, 48 qrs. ; 4.04
919 qrs. ; lamed! 1,368 qrs.
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LYNN Nov. 24.—The weather is fans with a frosty Si;
wind northerly. At to-day's market the iropply of wheat wail
again =all, the improved feeling yesterday in Mark-lano
waa reepondsd to here, by an advance being made upon all
descriptions of Is. to 2a. per qr. with a fair sale. Barley not
so large a supply as last wetk, an advance of 24. per qr. ma
readily math for both malting and grinding qualitim
Wheat, white, Bile. to 631ba., 645. to Ns. ' • ditto red, [Albs,.
to 631 b.. 61s. to 645.• ditto, ditto, new, 62165. to 61.1 b..,
' 61s. to 645. • ditto, ditto, new, 60165. to 611 b. 465. to 495,
Barley, Chevalier new, 621b..t0 44161., 41s. to 445.; ditto,
common, 6111 m to 621 be., Wis. to 38a. Beans, old, 66165.
to 66ilbe., 48.. to 52a. ; ditto, new, 6416. to 6616 x, 42a. to
48.., per qr. to the grower..
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NEWCABTLE, Nov. 24.—A small supply of wheat from
the growers, which goes off slowly at Saturday's rates.
Rattier more inquiry for Coe foreign, at the full prices of
Saturday. South country still continue scarce and good
qualities much wanted. Flour—fair sale at 'late num.
Barley in moderate inquiry. Oats, beans, and peas without
change.
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Coax. Nov. 24.—White wheat, 21s. to 2Ga ; red, lea. 61.
to 24a.; barley, Ils. to 18a. Bd. , cats, 10e. Bd. to 14a. 3d.

BUTTER.—Coan,Nov.24.-leta, 109 s. ; 2nda,995., 3rdr,
02.. etba, 88a. ; 6th. and 6th. not quoted. 900 Mona at

IRON.—On4soosr, Nov. 24.—Mired numbers, buyers
62..6d., sellers 631.; No. 1, buyers 525. 6d., sellers 635.;
No. 3, buyers 495., setters 495. Cot Markst firm. Shipment
11,000, against 9,200 last yeas.