The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.-I.nrsarooL, Nov. M.-Bolot today, 7,000
balsa. including 2.000 speculation aad molt. 2,000 Ameri-
cas, 180. to 210. ; 200 Yemen, Ain., 21d. ; 70 Malmo
sod Bahia, 180. ; 500 Egyptian, 20ed. to 110 d. ; 800
Smyrna, 150. to 17d. ; 3,930 Surat, 10d. to 18d. ;
Madras, 17d. ; Bengal, Bair* ko., 1114.. to 134. ; Clint,
104. to 164. ; Japan, 160. A quiet mutat to-day at
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WA pric4i."

COTTON GOODS.--ltaircluerifft,Tbereke
Dot been mach champ in the yarn and cloth market this
week. The heavy importations of cotton day after day had
the effect of depressing the market. but the reduction of
discounts on Thursday per a better tow of feeling, and
yesterday spinners made • struggle to establish higher rates
again. In moms caws they wine snecesaful is making males
at Tuesday's rates, but any attempt to obtain higher prices
checked operations. Buyers for the home trade, sod saps-
cially manufacturers, mostly restricted themselves to bay-
ing small quantities. There is great diversity of opinion
still as to the quantity of cotton is America, and Veople
maids few mouths ago that it was true, probably, thatlover ,
I million of bales would be found in America, bat that there
was no chance of getting more than a few ship loads this
I year. Now that cotton is coming forward rapidly, they
still adhere to the calculation of a minim, and say it will
be all here before Christmas, leaving 60120 to come rut
year. Meantime spinners and manufacturers are disposed
to operate with cantles, and the buyers of yarn and cloth,
actuated by the mime spirit of caution, and distrusting area
preset rates, are doing very little business. There
a good many orders for cloth waiting to be placed, but t
! prices offered are too low. In some instances the booms
holding such orders are resolutely holding back, believing
prices will be much lower.

WOOLLEN.—Lame. Nov. 25.—The markets this morn-
ing bays been tkimly attended both by manufacturers a
merchaats, sod little baseness has beau trammeled beyo
the transfer of a few parcels of spring goods as samples.
The white market bas also beta quiet ; a limited numbs,
of baulists have cbanged heeds. and the bawdier of how
goods has been insignificant. Bates remain unhinged.

HARDWARE—Biastruotait, Nov. 25. —The trade
this town temente in a satisfactory state. Up to this t
manufa:turers who are in the metal trades have not felt
advance in the price of copper, the orders previousl:
hand having been sufficient to keep them well employ'
but it is no lees muds that the supply of orders will
off if the price of the metal remains as high as it ie at t.-
moment. in almost ell those valieties of oar manufactures
which are unaffected by this metal a good amount of '
new is being done, the only important exception to
being as to the edge-tool trade; for articles of that
there are few foreign orders in. The jewellers and i
chain makers are fully employed ; there are some i
orders in for all descriptions of fancy goods, and the
fitters and lamp and chandelier manufacturers have
been better engaged than they are at this time.
factors generally amour in reporting the home treat
remarkably healthy state ; ever slam the commence
of this quarter the orders on that account have been
sad no fellieg off whatever has yet been experienced.
out•worken seawall, are well employed.

CORN.—CAIRIIOII, Nov. 25.—We had • very
market for all cons at last week's prism
CARLISLE., Nov. 25.—There won a fair supply of
at our market today. Wheat sold slowly, at a red'
of 6d. per Carlisle bushel upou last week's rates. 5
was elms 6d. up to price, but oats were rather easier to
Prioss :—Wbest, white, new, 18s. 6d. to 21s. 64. ;
old, 18s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. ; wheat, red, new, 17s. &
19s. 6d. ; ditto old, 17.. 6d. to 19s. 6d.; barley, new,
te ; ditto old. 12e. to 135.; oats, potato, 9s. to 9
Oulisla busbeL Flour, 2s. to 2s, 2d. ; oat
lc 9d. to la. 11d. ; barlermsel and ryemenl, la. 4d.

stone.
COLciIV4T73I, Nov. /5.-A moderate supply of
and the larger portion old ; the new generally i,
condition, such was in slow demaed at pnces barely t
to last week. The supply of barley heavy, of beans
peas small ; the two latter unaltered is value, and barb
lower.
GUit.DrOall, Nov. 25.-The supply of wheat to-da:
only moderate, and flee samples only were in demi
last week's pries ; inferior sorts were very difficult I
Barley and other spring corn without alteration is
W heat, 36a to 608. • barley, 265. to 43e. ; oats, I
295. ; pees, 38e. to 401.
Hrwreourt, Nov. 25.-A fair supply both of net
laid wheat, the latter very firm ; new, from the bad
tion of meet samples, sold ',lowly and at irregular
Good malting barley found ready buyers at fully lest
prices. tats end beans also made quite as much
'Wheat, red, per load, new, 228. to 245. • doe
old, 30a, • white, new, 255. to 28e. ; fine, 32;. ; of
Barley, Mriltieg, per qr. 325. to 40e. ; grinding,
30a. Oats, coarse, la. to 22..; ditto, old, 24a.
Baum, per load, We. to 28e. Fem. 21.5. to 255.
Litcrirrita, Nov. 25.-The attendance was al
average one, and the show of wheat was tolerable.
seas was rather languid, and resent currencies were
tallied. Old white aorta realised 525. to 56a. • old re
to 528. ; new white, 475. to 54s ; new red, 445. to
36 stone. Of barley the supply was fair, and most
'secondary quality. Fine samples were steady ; coarse
le. per qr. lower. Melting, 33e. to 36e. per qr. ; t•-•
28a. to 30s. per 30 stone. Fog oats there was a
inquiry, and prices remained without material alteration-
old, 275. to 325. ; new, 22e. to 265. per 24 stone. The abv
of beans was limited, and Wee took place at last o-
rates-old, 48e. to 528. ; new, 40s. to 44.. per 39
Fate flour, 37e. ; seconds, 325. to 34e. per sack of .
liEwcaerti.-UPON•TTIZ, Nov. 25.-At our marl
morning we had • moderate show of new wheat f
growers, and, notwitbstandiog its Unpaired cos'
clearance was briskly effected at an advance of 1,
no new south country offering from the stands
for money, and in the business dope about &L pit
vents was realised. Floor held very firmly. Malt
ley most difficult of ale, and anything beneath
quality fully Is. cheaper; grinding unchanged; mi
tending lower. Beam and peas unchanged. New oat'
qr. dearer. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat. co
1,113 ; foreign, 1,044 ; barley, oosatwhe, 2,250
coastwise, 395 ; oats, osaatwiee, 2,990 ;
8 ; beaus, ecwstwise, 58 ; flour, (outwit/71,i
foreign, 30 barrels; Indian corn flour, 125 sacks.
Noawicfl. Nov. 25. -The supply of wheat
fair at situp market to-day, and trade being slow, 1
prices were surely maintained, even for the best a,
other bolts Irons very dull, and lower. There was
supply of barley, god a trifling dacline being acaided
growers for the best maims( waist:tee, • large litigious
I done. Orindlog and distilling sorts wet • slow t•-•
other articles not much doing. White wheat
641 he.), 50s. to 54e. ; old red ditto (weighing
50e. to 528. ; new ditto (weighing 6010 e.
38a. to 45.. ; best malting barley (weighing
Übe.), 345. to 36a. ' • runs ditto (weighing
521 be.), 32.. to 345. ; distilling ditto (weighing ,
1 521144, 25e. to 27e. ' • eat,, 24e. to 26e. ; beans,
1391. ; peas (maple), 36a. to 38a. per quarter. 1330 qt.,
per sack. Averages Wheat, 1,659 qrs., 47a. 2d.
6,876 qrs., 34a 6d.
NOrrtstossm. Nov. 25.-There was • fair
wheat on offer, but the trade ruled dull, and the
the previous week were fully supported. Old whit,
may be writhes at 545. to 59e ; old red, 49e. to
white, 50e. to 56e. ; new red, 42e. to 50s. per 36
best sorts of barley maintained their value ; interim
easier to boy. halting. 30s. to 38e. per qr.; grteding,
to e. per 30 stone. Oats were a moderate show --
• fair ale at last week's rates : old, 275. to 30a. •
to 255. ; (orange, 25e. to 27e. pee 24 atone. There
mesa supply of Mane, which met • steady sale a*
rates 48e. to 50. • sew, 40a. to 44e. per '
I Super flour, 375. to ffitiL ; fine, 345. to 365. per 5,
Orroao, Nov. 25.-The attendance was large,
number of samples of wheat en offer was
following ows the quotations, vim : old wheat,
c raz. • new wheat, 425. to 48e. ; barley, 30e.
425. to 50e. ; hog peas, 40s. to 42e. • hoilieg peas,
44a. to 48s. • oats, 21a. to 30s flour. seconds, 36. per
sack ; beat meadow bay, 41. 10a. to 51. per toe.
Paveattosouon, Nov. 25.-There WS/ • fair quantity of
wheat here to-day, and Mat week's prioss were readily made
for both old and sew el good quality. Au Manama
supply of barley and oats, which toned buyers at prises
somewhat higher than were obtainable last week.
andßross
peas each le. per qr. dower.
I Boasts°, Nov. 25.-Our market opened this meninx
with • short supply of all mate of grain • the teed
only moderato The wheat trade was ; for gee and
prime samples late rates were freely ream& bat fee other
sorts • redeetioa el about la. par qr. took plasm Is barley
there was • fair supply at late rates. Oats, beau, and peas
a quiet bade at lets rates.
Roonerrisa. Nov. 25.-At our meeker wheat via fa
rather large 'apply, but is 'queers of the resent tus•
favourable weather, most d the =ins lafterier
modifies end altogether eneelimhbe, Wiese were
discord to accept slightly lower tame. Me paresis met
with inquiry, at prima barely email to time a lest week.