The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

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COTTON.—Liemiroot., Nov. 21.—The market has
eland with a changed tone and more fireman , and
of American are id. pm lb. dealer. The sake are 6,000
500 for export end 1,000 on speculation, compraingS
Bahia, at 6id. to 61d. ; 120 Egyptian, at 9d. to 10jd. ; and
1,600 Surat, at 4d. to sd. per lb.

COTTON GOODS.—Mence Nov. 2I.—A more
cheerful toes pervades business Modes t6la remain, but we
have still a susiwasion of badman If we bad a thorough
restoration of confidence, there would still be the ditilcultres
interposed by the state atlas meow market, and those die-
ns, are still preemies very heavily upon this district. It is
not easy to realise the thorough prostration of trade, and few
people recollect • blow of the kind having taken effect In so
abort • period before. The number of people in idleness
and all at once reduced to dethtution zu re is
almost pest belief. There is, however, a feeling that the
trims will not be of long duration, and that, with the abun-
dant supplies of produce from all quarters of the globe,
seeking • market, an industrial community will not long
yule the energies necessary to mecum a share of It. The
more regain* commercial people anticipate • thorough re-
sumption of the cotton trade soon after Cluistams.

WOOLLEN.—Lame, Nov. 21.—We have no material
alteration to report In the woollen market this morning.
There hes been a falr attendance of buyers in the Cloth Hallo,
but the transactions have been very few end limited in ex-
tent. Tuerday's alight improvement haa been barely sustained,
especially in the white cloth market.
lIALit AY, Nov. 21.—Market variable: difficult to aacer-
, Min. Wool, conduction. Wonted and yarns dull. Prim
with difficulty maintained.

HARDWARE.—Bluwarottax, Nov. 21.—The trade of
this town has been farther depressed this week by the dia-
meters which have occurred in the district. Many orders
have been countermanded by the Wolverhampton factor', and
in some instances the workpeopla have been put on four days,
0a the whole, however, the town has borne the plenum
wonderfully well, and although there is a good deal of
languor, which is increasing, so far there hai not been a
einoe commercial casually worth notice. The auspensions
which have followed the stoppage of the Wolverhampton and
Staffordshim Hank have already produced • most injurious
effect upon the trade of Wolverhampton and the district. A
great number of orders have already been countermanded;
already there area great number of labourers out of employ-
. meet, and it I. estimated that to-night the number will be
increased to twenty thousand, in consequence of the anis-
lion of operations at many of the larger works. All the
principal ironmsaters and others engaged in the trade of the
district are well disport d enough to find as much employment
foe labour as possible, but the exigencies of the times auks
it nomesary that many men should be discharged, consequent
on the curtailment of operations in every direction. is
• prudential measure, for in the present state of affairs
nobody knows whom to trust. In some branches of the manu-
facturing trader there is positively nothing doing—the chain
and cable makers, for instance ; nearly all the hands have
been dimberged. The manufacturers have received notice
from the bankers to the effect that fur the present, end until
the pressure upon the money market is relieved, all transac-
time must be in cash. It is needless to say that a notifies-
tion of this kind must tend greatly to nipple business, and
that the labour market must suffer. There an so rainy
men out in the neighbourhood of Wolverhampton,
Darkens, West Bromwich, and Dudley, that
anxieties wire felt about Ballade), evening, but up to aim
o'clock all was quiet, and the population are senerally very
peaceably disposed. At one or two of the principal weeks
where stoppage* have taken place, means have been found to
provide the men'. wages for to-night, which has relieved a
considerable difficulty on that account.

CORN.--Cattemnoz, Nov. 21.—Tlts pica of wheat
was unchanged from seat week. Barley was le. lower fur
the Net, and 2s. to 3s. for seconds. Altogether it was a very
deg market. Wheat, red, Hs. to 48a.; white, 625. to Ms.
Barley, 320. to 42a. Oats, 23a. to 32a. Peaty 400. to 445.
• •

CAWT6IIBUIT Nov. 21.-These was a large supply st
market to-day. 'Trails very do% Prior about the eaten as
last week. New brown wheat, 425. to 60e.; new white
ditto, 48e. to 645.; sew barley. 32c to 41. ; sew Clate. 22e.;
old beams, 38e. to 405.; new ditto, 36e. to 375. ; ho( pas,
37e. to 40e.
CARLIIILI, Nov. 21.-We bad a small supply ot 'wheat
at our gawk*, upon which them was a decline of le. to
IL od. per Carlisle bushel. Oats and barley good sup-
which sold at 6d. per bathe! decline on oats, sad Is. oa
Wheat, white, new, 20e. to 23a.; old, 20e. to
23e. ; red, new, 18e. to 215.; old, 18e. to 21a. Batlff,
saw sad old, 13s. to Ila. 6d. Oats, potato, now' 9s.
to 10s. &I. ; old, lls. to 12a.; comma, are, fa. to 10s.. •
old, 10e. 6d. to Zia. 6d. Flour, per Mesa, is. 61. to 2a.
Ostimal, 2s. to 2s. 2d. Itynneel, U. dd. Barleyntag,
Is. ed.-CarNeis Jatrteal.

C0L081117114 SOT. 21.—J agidasis w d

and falr of barley, and small of beans and peas. Each of
the above meta slow sale at a decline of ls. to 2r.

OLOLTESTEU, Nov. 21.—Ths supply of English whim
was only moderate, and farmers would not accept the low
otters of buyers • we writs prioss la. to 2a. per qr. dole
since last &Wedgy. Foreign quiet, et about the same der.
cline. Malting barley 3e., and Indian con le. per v.
(beeper. Oats in retail demand, at 6d. per qr. less money.
Imports for ths week ending Nov. 21:—Wheat, forties,
4,614 ; barley, foreign, 720.
0011•01011, Nov.
11 2l.—The 'apply of wheat to-day yy
liberal, which • in demand was cleared off at prey
nearly as good as t week for tine qualities, but interim
sorts were 2a. lower. Wheat, 40e. to 615., barley, 32.. to
gea, ; oats, 20s. to 285.; beans, 40e to 40e. ; peas, els.
44a.
' Ihsawrono, Nov. 21.—We bed a good imply of 'dee,
today's trade dull at folly Is. 6d. per load less money.
Barley ruled dull and lower, say Is. per qr., with few taetz
Oats, pees, end beans sold at last week's prices.
We. to 355. per load. Barley, 30e. to 38s. per qr. Oats, 22,
to 30a. per qr. Pees, 25a. to 275. per load. Beans,
to pee Iced.
Niece:Armes, Nov. 21.—Partner' wheat plentlfal, with'
slow sale at Tuesday's prices. South country qualities way
sell at the reduced Wes of Tuesday. Of foreign the arrive:,
are considerable, and to effect ales from ship, rather lose
rims would be accepted to save landing charm.
dull sale. Barley again le. lower, and quite a dreg. O.
gilt, without alteration in mane. Beans and peas viten
. _

Noserics NOVSMBER 21. - The wheat trade of Os
district has reflected the decline which took paws at Mtn
lona !set Monday; but at this exchange to-day the team
Bon was not so groat as might base been anticipated, NOM
smiptions maintaining last week's rates, while other sex
gave way Is. to 2s. per qr. As the farmers were amyl*
to press males et a further reduction, some diffielgiy wia
prienced in effecting Wm. Barley hes barely =Janina
late rates, bat here to-day the best salting samples we,
quite se dear. The best white wheat made 645. to SiSs,
red ditto, 48s. to 625. ; damp ditto, 425. to 465. Mak*
barley, 40e, to 42a.; ditto distilling, 34a. to 36a. pm o
Flour, 34e. to 33e. per sack from the millers,
Nornsosco, Nov. 21.-At our corn exchange to-del
there was a tolerate supply of wheat, many inferior sae,
pas being at market. Dry qualities were 2a. lower than les
week, whits making 63e. and red 60s. per 36 stone. Bark,
was In good supply, but dull of sale at a decline of 2a. ps
quarter on last week's currenclea, good malting realising 42‘
sad grinding 335. par 30 stone. Beans were the turn is
favour of the buyer. Oats wen rather emir Plies
White wheat, old, Ma. to 635. ; new, 60s. to 63; red what
old, 60a. to 605.; new, 461. to 64e. per 36 stone. Makin,
bertay, 325. to 425; inang tansy, 28e. to 336., per 31
stone Oats, old, 31e. to 36a. • new, 24e. to 32a. per
Moos; bedposts, 24a. to 28s. Beane, old, 48e. to 32a.; an
40.. to 445. Flour, superfine, 40s. to 46e.; fine flour, Ms
to 32.. pee 20 Was.
Oirozo, Nov. 11.-A fair quantity of wheat rhoelne
market to4sy, but as millers and traders were nrimilmr s,
reeks tarp parehosse, unless at greater reduction do
farmers would submit to, a smell quantity only .4s,
hands at Is. pr quarter lower than this day es'nn4ht,
barley trade was unusually flat. The few sake that we,
effected were at • decline of 2a. per quarter. Oats but lien
In demand. At Skeeter, on Friday, wheat was from 2s.
35., barley, le. to 2a, sad beans, la per quarter lower. la
Banbury, on Thomas', the wheat market ruled yen but
tin at fully 3s. per
_quarter below last week's rates. di
Brackk7, on Wednesday, wheat was from 3s. to 4a, butt!
2e. to 34., oats and Issas, lea. to 2s. cheaper. At Want. 4,
market, wheat sod barley declined from as. to 4s. per quer
ter. ; eats sod beans, la. per quarter.
Porsomtaosoz, Nov. 21.-Notwithstanding the In
prima, our lumen continue to bring inward liberal supplie
of grabs. Wheat are to-day was 2a per qr. lower for Bra
qualities, and for Werke sorts 3s. to 4a. per itr4iss mom
wastakesA good supply of spring corn. iris 2e,
beans 28., end oats per qr. lower than last 7

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READINO, Nov. 21.-The supply of wheat, althorn
moderate, wee fully equal to the demand. The depress:
Mote of the London markets was not without its effect hen
and sales were slowly made at a decline of 2e. parry. on pee
vions rates ; the highsid price realised was 60s. per qr. Than
was not much animation in the barley trade, on which mica
receded from 2a. to 3s. per qr., 42a. top quotation. Oat!
WOW lower; beans and peas did not alter.
Boomers", Nov. 21.-Although there was • very goof
attewlance of the town and country trade at this au ex.
&asps business we. nevertheless almost at a stand still,
millers and dealers only purchasing for immediate Willa
For fine heavy dry samples a reduction of 2a. per qua:Orme
conceded, but on other and inferior kinds the decline was 2a.
to 4. Barley was in fair supply, and lost with a @loveliest
• reduction of 2a. per quarter' oats were easier to parches;
and declined 6d. ; buns and peas were both la. to 2.. per
quarter cheaper. The market closed with a downward
tendency, the following being the quotations:-New whits
wheat, 62a. to 36a. ; new red ditto, 445. to 48a.; =hag
barley, 38e. to 425. ; grinding ditto, 30.. to 344.; nay 2k.
to 264. • beam, 425. to 465. • peas, 42a. to 46i. Meares*"
to beauhfully flee, and wheat: sowing has beenprooseled loth
order the most favourable circumstances.
Wolter-Brew, Nov. 21.-There was • short supply d
wheat at market, which was mostly taken back unsold,
the fanners would not submit to the decline of 2a. per qe
Barley, 21. to its. per qr. lower. Oats gave way 6d. to It
per qr. Beans, also peas, Is. per qr.
You, Nov. 21.-We have had a moderate show d
wheat at tbis day'. market, the demand for width was limited
at a decline of 2.. per qr. The supply of barley was lan
and the sale very dull, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per q,.
Beans end oats the turn cheaper. Flour la settled 3e. pe
sack. Present prime of grain:-Wheat, white, 60s. ti
6a.. per imperial qr. ; red, 42a. to 48e. • barley, malting,
Xis. to 365.; grinding, 28e. to 305.; beans, 44e. to 48e.,
rye. 324. ' • malt, 72e. to 745.; tate, Ild. to la. Id. per stone
of 1411.. Flour, 37.. to 40s. per sack of 22.011 a.
KIRKCALDY, NOV. 21.-The weather continua extremely
fine for the season of the year, and moat favourable fur ell
out-door 'aviculture' operations. At our country markers
this week we had no pressure sales as lad week; sod, er-
upting for inferior qualities which were 2a. per qr. lower,
prioes of wheat, barley, and oats remain much as they were
the latter end of Let week. No great quantity offering.
Here to-day we had email supplies of all kind. of greet
which met a good demand at about last week's prices; ear
inferior parthla were la. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, Sk
to 645. per qr. Haney, 20s. to 295. Oats, 17s. to 265.
WATRRYOILD, Nov. 21-Supplies of hogto:re
have bean very trilling this week: but from ab ow
arrivals, axosisting priacipslly of Indian corn, are to • for
extent. Oar market continues in the same depressed Sate
reported on Saturday last, and operations are limited to tie
smallest possible compass. trials wheat can be bought at.
reduction of la, and foreign 2a, per barrel, on the quotation
of this day se might; for the latter there has been me
inquiry the last day or two. Grinding barley supports ha
pncea, but malting qualities are about le. per barrel eheapo.
Oats are quite neglected, at • decline of 61 to 91 per barrel
at the same time bellies are not very pressing to eel
Indian corn meets a moderate retail sale at about 9d. pe
barrel below the of this day eel:night, and that
are buyers for large quantities at a further alight Tektite"
Flour Is. to 2a. per sack cheaper. Imports this week:-
Wheat, 732 qrs. • Indian corn, 6,642; Indian meal, 4801x'
Tele; flour, 40 Raba. Exports this week :-Barlay, 160 be
rola ; oats, 4,626; flour, 2,218 watts; oatmeal, 28.

BUTTER.—Coax, Nov. 21.—Ists, 110 s.; 2ads, 100.
3cds, 945.; 4ths, 89..; Mu and Bths not quoted. 1,18
&kiss at market.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.
odepoodoom mew Aeon toe', hem* at Dotes., lola of KW
donee to mooldoery.—Lteetpool. Now. 2t.

lavaaraaa Bain AY Foam. Pon.—ladatt Toy o, and EYSAS
at New Tat; Alapaha.. at Cabs; Wlattlerer. at Costatacisaala
Chtlallea (as). at alalta; Ayala Caul:eta, at Batas:Asa
at lioantwa; fals abet& Cadman, off Frederic/shams; koleatal.
at Malta.