The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —TUISDAT Lonna& —Ths mukst
-der. Spot, 50a. ; Deotnibor, 50s. to 50a. 61 ;
to Muck MS. to 512. 3d. ; March, no. to 325. ed.
001TON.—L1imooc, Nov. 21.—Sales to•day
bast iscluding 1.000 speculation and export 700 Amy
16d. to 21d. • 50 liarsobsou 30d. to 21ed. ; 50
Bahia. 21# to 20id. ; 500 rarato• 20id• to N. 7„
4 to 170. ; 2,650 Sot, 12d. to 18d. ; 114 N
15d, ;Wade,l4l. to 120, ; atiniosK
160. Market and hues'.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHIPTIM, Nov. n.—we hot
bed another very quiet market, and to make Wm •
shipping yarns lower prime would have to be sank
often staking were generally at prices too low forst..
tame. No doubt the heavy recsipte of eottm
pool have had • depressing sleet HOMO trade mom,
Lem tittediugly quiet, and the little advance ably
lent Friday hie Men decidedly lost. lipinnen are
anxious to sell than they were last week, asd 'my%
business min be dome at the rates of last Tuesday. h
cloth market there has been no new feature since lute
Great caution has continued to moderate the fah
buyers who have bees anticipating a rednetios of prim;
the result of their limited operations. By m3* ht
offers they have attempted to produce lout tek
prices. Stocks of cloth, however, en
small, so that only in few instances have Wool
been willing to submit to lower tama it,
remit has been a greet limitation of Weiss.. With o
pretty general inquiry for cloth, and quite a gesend alit
mums operations at a state of Man not very why
lower than the present rouge, but such • teemilmi„L
peen unlikely to be brought about without some mut;
In the prim of the raw material. Memfactoren came
I that so umemmierative it the trade in its menet see
that say further redecties would mime+, and Moe
men to a consideration of decreasing then proem*
diseentioning it altogether, than to lower* pemehes
with cotton at prment prices. To-day we have ta
quotable change in Prime, and the felling hen tem ems
=B;elshames, which, however, might ham bon gees
the snivel of slightly better. cotton smash he,
AWACS by the City of Boston
steamer. Cottealm
mooed a cent per lb. when the steamer left, sad *me
te_lauevented the amount al &proemial neemtehoi
themselves for in the morpieg. The Mimeo,.
cissmall, with no disposition to give way in prism
WOOLLTX.—Limm, Nov. 21.—Tbe colemed ten;
has presented a mere animated sperm, to
morning ; the attendame of mereeants has been opts lb
average. Tweeds have bees the edam of goods .bat M
attended the chief atiesticm. several Maliv leep
eels having bees trace:eared. TM White Ralik° thii
aliention ; halm ham not bees sue Mak
for, and heavy geode have been transferred idiom tt,
or foe 'Anl waits. Rates remain without aliments.
MANUFMTTURES.—HUDDIMSWILD. Nov. 21.—Tee
has been so change in the market to-day as Demme' it
lest week, the same degree of caution being cumisel ied
business tramections, only
seeming to avoid bin
stocked, and pcurchasieg only such goods sears mad%
immediate use or to sopply orders. There are rtill
orders on hand for woollen eon* of which the mot
the market lately has bees minty, and in 'nog pi
-••• little doing tor January samant.

WOOLS.-BODDIMUSTIZLS, Nov. 21.-llndnlnn
bating laid in docks pretty freely before the rtes lei
mowed, and pries' ruling higher in London, her swell
sleekness in the trade, and but few iiquiries are soak
any description.
CORN.-HoLt., Nov. 21.-At to.day's mast
supply of Eaglish wheat, which 'ells slowly at aka k
per qr. below last Tuesday's currency. Foreign sold
end next to nothing doing. Barley of malting qualty Win
earner, griuding from density supporta late rata hem
and paw unaltered. Oats scarce and rather Ism
Foreign arrivals for the week :-Wheat, 10,554; kids
5,167 ; beau, 577 ; peas, 464 qrs.
Irewww, Nov. 21.-A fair supply of wheat kers kir,
which sells at last week's rates. Barley swum awe brer,
and to Weed sales farmers have to submit to lode vela
Bead and peas bring extreme pekes.
LII:Da, Nov. 21.-We sod so alteration is km ask,
of either new or old wheat from the rata of hey,
but there is certainly more demand for fine quality d
fie
focuser than ors that day. Fine barley ea before ;
qualities. per , oats, sad calwridis
minted their value.qr. lower. Beam
Lets, Nov. 21.-At this day's market we hers s bird.
tended* of growers, although only a moderate ad of
wheat, which readily oonsmasded but Tumid's ad
Barley, best malting samples fully as dear ; damp quid
6d. to la. per qr. cheaper. Bows sad oats, dim
changed. Per quarter imperial to the greaten-IMA
red, old, 631bs. to 641 be., per imperial WWI, 41.
Is
499. ; ditto red, new, 6131b‘ to 611 b., 40a to 44a bac
best chevalier malting, 53Ibs. to Nibs., 34a to 365. ; ters
rues chevalier ditto, 52Ibs. to 531ba, 30s. to 335. 00,
3611 w. to 38165., 245. to 26e. Beans, old, 63114. to aft,
43a. to 465. Peers, 63Ibs. to 641k5., 365. to 46a
Nowcxerns.cs.Trsz, Nov. 21.-At oar nub* this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat his as
growers,and, !slung nothing of moment fresh in lime flaw
day, fresh thrashed samples went off quickly at kit
Saturday's rates, whereas an improved demand ew red
riesoed for old, at very extreme rates, choice old Ned*
yellow commanding up to 51a. per 504165. Floor nasal.
Malting burley. rsks' fine, quite negleoted ; gaits
scarce. Besasend peas wanted. Oats much inquired
SALISBURY. Nov. 21.-Tbe supply of wheat we. pi,
and there was an average *Undone* of buyers. Than ws
Ise
• moderate demand, arid beet samples mainland
week's pries, but Werke sorts deckled dear dr d
qr.
Prime memples of barley were scarce, and m ir
priors
ereasd grinding barley was L. per qr. damper. Dat
malt ed flour was a steady trade, and remained smirk
unaltd in prim In oats, beans, peak ha., baleen es
dull throughout at former rates. New wheat 441
525. ; old do., 365. to 52a. Barley, 36a. to 495. OW
25. to 32e. Beene, 40s. to 51s. Peas, 425. to fok
VW. to 325. per qr. Tares. 6s. to 7.. r bushel. MA
36a. to 42a. per seek. Malt, 60s to 65. per qr.
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OATTLE.—BALISBITIT, Nov. 21.—Out market Win
was very largely supplied with good and useful saisth-
the best supply both io quality sad quantity that has km
was abe pee
offered of late—and the attendees of buyers
numerous. Best animals met with only a moderate*
mend, in consequence of the extremely blab poor eirel
and in inferior animals only • limited immense toi
pees, • very largo number being left es Mad. TIM
was a full average number of sheep of good pee
on am, and higher pries than last week be
asked, business was duff, though a large number
hands, but many remained unKild ; an advance of abvaljol
per lb. on the best Downs took place. Is veal those
but little trade, and prices remained very firm. Is Ifier:
market there was • good supply ; trade was to
bet prime for all sorts had a downward tendencritt •
beef. 12a. to 13e. per score ; cow aad heifer ditto *
to 11a. ; beet Down mutton, 9pl. per ; other illik
8d• to td ;
7d. to 74d.; lamb. 11d. to le. ; • 4
bacon, 9& to 10d. ; dry ditto, 11d. to Is. ; arrest
hams, la. to Is. 2d. ; quarter old store pip, Bh,
23e. each ; cows with calves, 141. to 181.

Boma KINUNCrION ffirreztru.—During the eta I
ending November 18, the visiton have been es follow:-
On Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, iipid Ml_
10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 9,123 • on Wednesday, 71110,„
and Friday, studied: days (admienoo to the Page), 01,
Opel from 10 ►m. till 4 p.m.. 1.339. Total, 10,462. rig
the *liming of the loseetim. 5,661.674.
Did vertheemeul) -- HOLIAWAY'S OINTMENT 151
Pitisl.—ltheumatic an—)illy thousands of nadirs !•_.,
rheumatism have found human life but otte long &sew..
after comu►ting all the most eminent medical men In VOL lei
tryieg all emu of supposed remedies without relief. ham tor
weary of existence and have /missed to hope for comfort es r
side of the grave, until some lucky accident has called ihl
attention to Holloway's pflls and ointment. These sre ONO
remedies indeed. Personsbedrldden for months with MAO
and Wain" after the ointment has been well maned"
theml
teffeed parts and the blood purified by the comes et Ms
pWs, have found themselves restored la an incredibly mon id,
to perfect health•
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