The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-06 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Linancooi, Nov. s.—The market closed
Bally—it ,11111 scarcely be deeeribed u a market et all. Comi•
pared wilt Friday's rates, of American and Surat are
d., Brazil end Eiryotban Iddown; but there is not business
enonnu to Er market prices. The sake to-day were between
1,106 aan 1..100 wlca, included 400 American (esprit); 160
Bithia, chiefly , 200 Egyptian, Ild. ; 600 Buret, 6d, to
al sole= ricer. Thuriday, 24,0006,1e5; esptat, 500;
speculation, 6,000 ; import, 20,000.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnanronu Nov. 5.
Eu:earlva dullness pervades the market, and the further
advance in the rate of discount throws still farther gloom
over the market sad our pm eds. The dvression
thioughlat the district la manifesting itself in a large us-
etftwo of paupertim. In wools, the supplies held by
staplers are vety abundant, to citnparcil with the present
limited requirements of the trade, rod when sales are effected
It lad& conaiderable reduction In price something like 3d.

or 4d. below the netual cost. Boller it:nilTeaCT continue
to he neglected, sal prim* are in favour of thu buyer.. The
forthcoming colonial wool Nalco in London, commixing on the
12th inst., are looked forward to with great
• »et. dime the lest eerier, 45,330 bales (7,060 leas
than previously) have arrived. comprising 12.752
from Sydney and Moreton Bay; 8,734 from Port Phillip
end Poetised Bey ; 2,775 Teammate, 1,525 Adelride, 1,529
New Zealand, and 20,015 Cape of Good llope. The opinion
generally entertained is that the present priers of wool can-
not be vaintnined, and that a conekleruble reduction at the
forthcoming folio nowt be the monk. In yarns there is
nothing doing. Caution appear. to be the prevailing charac-
teristic. Spinners have curtailed their production. Them
la ,4 4,111 V a large quantity of machinery mending, but some
ate running only two . toed others four days a week.
Colton venni ere a shade lower. In the piece market then
has been a scanty attendance of merchants, and a small Tumi-
dly of await hes changed hands. Looms are standing
throughout the district, and manufacturers &aline making
goods except to order, consequently ths production was never
so small as it is at present.

TUB CORN TRADE.-Botatteent an, Nov. 5.-Our
fannetc, RP usual at this season, have been much engaged
with omang wheat, and the supply of this grain has been by
no moan. IffireAi; but the pressure upon the money market
having made holders of foreigu nunnualy anxious to realise
ely upon arrival, our millers have been able to pllT-
ellat:e sufficient for their immediate wants, at gradually re-
ceding prime. Since wo Mimed our last monthly circular,
the full hoe been altogether about 4a. per quarter. There,
however, appem an inerearing roluctance on the part of the
!rewire to thrash at wenn% rattle; and taller the imports of
fon ign should prove larger than we autkipate, we should not
br eurprieed to me a little advance, oven before Christeme,
rule.. the value of money continues as high as at present,
which is foe probable. the great monetary preeettre in the
Unto d State, has, of mower, had a depressing effect there,
and *sot of the onlinory red wheats have been sold as
low as 3611. for 48011 es. at New Fork ,• while tine white
did not, ateoreling to the last accounts, realise more than 525.
per quartet. Bat the Meals in the Anteriean pule were
light. and it wm not expected that much could tarries before
the time of the cattale for the winter by toe frost. Th. fart
quotation. from the Rea of Aroff were shout 40a. per quarter,
with a !maid of About 90.; and, of course, but few turtle,
effipmente cat be smile from there or the Baltic before the
nee igstion closes for the winter; end the high inaumucte at
this time of the year add ouneidcrobly to the cost from those
Tient.", It lo n ported that emit, rather law sties of whoa
tram (ffiessea hove been no:de, end the eltipmerts from that
port rue often not clopped et all by frost, and reidom nicer
An two month during the winter. The prolaihition of ex-
pert front lade end France atilt emairmee, though in du
forreer country there are coemidereffie stocks of last semen's
wheat warehooeed ready for shipment ; and Mee n good crop
of the premed year's growth in the bands of the
farmers ; hot probably the export will not be per-
mitted until it is eacertained whether Frenee •LI
req more then her own produce. Priem In that country
now range about he. per gamier below ours. The weather
Las been, upon the who r. very favourable for wheat rowing,
and a c..naiticrable breadth hoe been planted, and in some
crows it is already above ground. No doubt the exteneire
rovagea (Atha diemee amongst the potatoes, and their conee-
Tient high prim, increased the tonetimption of bread. Tlie,
together wi'h the great falling off In the supply of American
flour, him added to the damouti from our millers. The Koren, is
al* the chief season for pig feeding, An that altogether the
mill power has been fully employed ; And as the state of the
markets tor some time peat 'radiated our millers to buy with
mot caution, they are supposed to be generally quite light in
storks. Oar preaent quotationeare-red English, 41. 6d to
7..; white, 70. to 7s. ltd.; °hake, fhe. 6el to fw.102. ;
Pexorka, 64. 101 to 7e. ; l'etershurgh soft, fax. 6,1. to GA. SI.
per 620 w. here. We have had a large demand for grinding
henry during the month, which Mill continue* chiefly for the
better qualities, bet at rather declinbig pncea. Odom., et 2no.
SA to 31e. ; Tnrkirh, 29e. to VA.; Baltic,34s. to Me ; Syrian and
Egypian, 27e. to 29e. per 3921 be. at Birmiughem. The sale
for nate has not quite kept pare • 91i the orris ale, nod Iriah
hove deeliued *bout le. per quarter. Grey realise 'Ms to 265. ;
black, '2le. to 25a.; white, 26e. to 275. ; Otiema and Archon-
got, 24.. to Mk, all 31211 x. at Oloncester. Only one cm To
of Egyptian beans reached °teamster during the month. but
ts.ry meve off very at lie. to 170. fol. per 19611 e.
We have been fairly *applied with English at late quota-
taus. The Indian morn which strives finds buyers readily,
at 360. to 37e. per 4309 m. at Gloureeter. Millet continue+, mu
good demand, et Ile. to 12e. per 19611 m. at Olouceater. The
creepleiuts of the potato. Mame are still mote general, end
they maintain their high price.-From Mesas. 3. and C.
Stiurges Circular.

CORN.—BIMMINGIIAW, Nov. 6.—At Olouryster and
Weems!, markets, on the 30th, the farmers were reluctent
reli.re of wheat et a decline of about Is. per quarter. Beaky
la. pr quarter lower. Oats rather cheaper. Beam offering
at a rod section of la. to 2a. per qr. During the present week
the make reparted in wheat are on quite as good ts rims am pro-
riowiy. Barley tending durenwarde. Oat. only taken in
limited quantitem. Baum and peas less in requat. At
Wolverhaneptoe, yesterday, the priors of We prersioua we k
were lately supported. At thia day'. market there w.e only
a lernissal supply of wheat Bout the farmers, but the trade
ruled doll, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer.
Barley Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Oats nearly maintained
their value. Beane 2e. per quarter cheaper. Pens leas in-
quired for.
Div fres, Nov. s.—We had a very short supply of wheat,
elude met gokt rade. at an advance of 2,. per qr. Barley
war in teary Less empty; god qualities were airy scarce,'
sad ,he beat melesed List week', prices; one lot was sold
at d,M. fit.; bur all inf r4ur loss% of which the gnat
balk cow bled, were very I,IOW of sale and were lower In price.
In oats, trans, and peas, no alteration. Wheat, best, 63.. to
68..; muddling. 44r. to 63a.; inferior, 395. to 46e.; barley, 37..
to 60r. ; oats, 26. MAU ; beans,46s. to 00e.; pit/ 4, 441. to 46e.;
Roar, tine, per rack, 40.. to 4 M. ; seconds, 375. to 40..
MANCIIISTBIL, Nov. 6.—At OW market this 17111041g041
English wheat of choke quality, bring in short supply, war
bell tor rather more money, bat the demand wee lindtrd ;
whilst svcambary sad damp parcels wore nrgleoled. The beet

runs of Anarik m and meet be noted 2d. per 701ba. higher,
other kinds reuddsing unchanged. Flour met a slow sale at
the rates of this deoyae'nnight. Oats and oatmeal moved off
In retail at barely previous prices. Buena and Indian corn
were Is. per quareset lower.
Ns Nov. 4.—At our Corn Exchange to-day the
show of wadi:atiful. The beet dry samples of wheat
ad Is. per" . ; inferi fame as before. l'reeent
prim :—White t, a 62e.; red, 66e. to 67e.; bar-
ley. malting, 42e. 6.14 a. ; grindu.r. 361. to 38s. Oats, 36e.
to 375. DOT •aorld, 48a, to ;Ala. l'ens, 44a. to 46e. Malt,
na. to 80a. per quarter.

Nawnvar, Nov. 6.—We had again a good supply of
wheat, for witch there was a better demand, at fully the
prioes of bat week for all descriptions. We had shout the
usual quantity of barley on of a, which waa sold at a decline
of barely Is. per qr. on infericr, and no alteration in talking
samples. No dame in oitbor oats, beans, or peso.
Cinema; Nov. 6.—The supply le sheet, and tride
though dull, is nopchcaper. The continued damp weather
is affecting the touts materially, and all good-conditioned
sample. sell freely,
WATEUFOIII.), Nov. 4.-1 Pith small supplies of home
grown grain sines Saturday, tur market is tirm for all der
ecnptiona at the marrency of tout day. Foreign wheat slaw
maintains its rakue, bat Indies corn is the turn lower. Flour
unaltered in vales.

EDINBURG'', Nov. 4.—We bad in ths market to-day
1,636 qrs. wheat, 2,469 qrs. Daley, 1,276 qrs. oats, and 138
qrs. bean. There wen solu—Wheat, 374; barley, 1,940;
oat., 1,0:7 ; and bums, 104 qrs. Large atts of grain in
the market to-day. Sake wmre heavy, and prices consider-
ably back, for dl kinds of grain. As compared with last
week—Wheat lets down on hm, and 3e. 10d. down on
average. Barley 6d. up on top, and la. 3d. down on
average. Oatm Is. up on top, and Ild. down on average.
Beano seta. on top, and 2.. 4d. down en storage. Prices
per helwrial gunner:—Wheat, 33.. to 66e. ; barley, 23.. to
43e. ; oats, 160. ed. to 36a. ; boom. Ma. to 60s. Weight
of top wheat, ; barley, .61k; oats, 46i1bs.; and
beans, 0311 k.. per boahol.

CA7llr. NeWARX NOVEMBER FAlL—This greet
stock fair was held on Monday last, and was mid by many
persons to he the largest that has been held in Newark for
many year'. There we, an extraordinary show of heists, a
large proportion of which were fat and of first-rate quality.
Thema mud, of the stock was not turned into money, ex-
tensive sal,. were edected, but generally at reduced prices.
Fat tenets made Gout 7s. Gd.to Ns. per mono; mutton, 70.
par lb. ; hex' beams, lel. to 181. each ; roach cows, 161. to
each. Young deres mot a heavy isle at reduced prices.
The hone fair was o moderato one, and good =inlaid were
well sold.

Bum nruon, Nov. 4.—There was a large simply of
sheep this mowing, the nuruLer being 6,340, or 21 more
then last week. Ltln ddl, tnd et the clues a considimble
sumitity were 141 unsold. Top price of the beet mutton,
td.; curreit, 61d. ; middling anu interior, from sd. to 6d.
per lb. The aupyly f mule wAs Ires, the number being
590, or 20 fewer than hart week. Demand good, and last
week's view maintained for tho beat sorts. Toy rim of
the best I*. f, 76. 6i. to ha.; current, 7s. ,• zniddLng and
inferi.r, from 92. to 6s. 6d. per imperial stone. I'ork,
from CA. to to. Gd. We bad In the market to-day—Sheep,
6,340; fat cattle, 590; lean 144 65; miloh cows, 27; and
pig% 534.