The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-24 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average prioe of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America,
for the week ending Nov. 20, is 29a. 7td. per owt.,
exclusive of the duties of coatoms.—The average prioe of
brown or Musoovesamtly, the produce of the Mauritius,
is 295. Ofd. per cwt.— o return has been made of the price
of brown or M ewer, the produce of the East lo-
diee—The average trio/ of the two foregoing descriptions of
sugar jointly, is 29.. 51d. per cwt.
Bautrot, Nov. 23.—The market has been suite neglected
this week, and we are without any transactions to report
• decline of at least Is. per cwt. would have to be submitted
to in order to effect odes. Refiners' produce also I. ex.
trowel) dull, and the reduction of Is. per cwt. on the part
of the refiners has not induced the grocers to purchase
beyond their immediate require:mita. Rum contisuos
steady, and proof Demerara. are worth 2s. to 21. Id.

OOTTON.—Lxvionsuoz, Nov. 23.—The advance in the
rate of discount by the Beak of England, combined with
monfsvorrrable accounts of the American crop, named the
market to upon with a limited demand, which continued
until yesterday, when spinners bought more freely, and
although prices were no higher, they closed with more tone.
The decline in American is id. per lb., and is the low dust
sorts even more. Little ham been dose in Brazils, which
have declined id. to id. ; Egyptian also may be quoted
easier. The salts in Surat en small, at id. per lb. decline.
XeSpeculators here taken 3,240 American and 650 Surat ; and
reuialirte'reportad for export, 1,230 American, 240 Peruvian.
and 2,660 Surat. The market to-day opened with spirit, nt
yesterday's rages. Probable males, B,OW bales, of which
2,000 are on speculation and for export.

COTTON GOODS.—]MANCHEBTEB, Nov. Z. The
market was very inanimate and depremad at the commence-
ment of the week, and cloths were 3d. to eid. par piece
down. Yarns were jd. per lb. cheaper. Y y •
better feeling prevailed, and to-day the reports generally
speak of an improvement. We bear of some large sales of
cloth, especially of T cloths and other fabrics suitable to
the Levant. Some rather better accounts are said to have
been received from Calcutta, and there has been more de-
mand for 40-inch shirtinp of 716. and ffilb. weight. Some
business has also been done in water twist and mock water.
A much more cheerful feeling prevails, and sellers are
firmer in their resistant* of the low prices lately offering.

00BN.--Curtisroxo, Nov. 23.—Tbe weather hem spin
become very unfavourable for the coin coming to market,
and the heavy fobs do net tend to improve the condition.
There was a small supply of wheat at market to day, and
scarcely any business done ; where sales were pressed a de-
cline of 2s. to 3s. had to be submitted to. Prices were so
irregular that they eon .cartel) be quoted. Barley, fair
stotiy; and heat qualities could he bought Is. leas • ' se.
o
descriptions, 2..-345. to 40e. ; extra, 465. to4Bs.
Beam scares, and Mayas dear when in tolerable condition.
Lrscour. Nov. 23.—We have had au extremely heavy
trade for both wheat and barley to•day. The former came
to hand in bad condition generally, and much of it too low
in quality for milling purposes. The doer qualities were a
dull sale, and where fanners pressed asks, lower prices
6m.
ad to be accepted. Scarcely anything doing in barleys,
the value of which may be quoted 2s. perqr. lower. Wheat,
red, new, 43a. to d:k. ; nld, 635. • white,new, 48e. to
61s. • old, 73.. Bailey, grinding, :"..Is. to 33,5. ; malting, 30a.
Onto, 20a. to 265.
LIVIRPOOL, Nov. 23.—There was a fair attendance
of millers and dealers at our Corn Exchange this morning,
and by holders making a further concession of Id. per
oental a fair quantity of wheat found buyers ; the doer
qualities are however in moat favour. Flom was difficult
to move ate decline. Indian corn meets • moderate retail
inquiry at the quotations of this day so' might. Oats are
Id. per bushel, and oatmeal dd. per Iced cheaper. Beans
steady. Peas and barley are each 6d. per quarter lower.
The market closed with a quiet but steady hang.
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WAILZFIZI.D, Nov. 23.—The arrivals of wheat wereigood,
but the market wee dell. and miller wen Bet large pur-
chasers. Good old English wheat and new foreign per
qr. lower, but other kind. were b. lower, without ioducieg
business, except in small cpuintitien. Choice barber was
'old at tart week's rules, but general nine were 2a. per qr.
cheaper, and &Seek of sale. Beane firm. Oats end
shelling unchanged. Average of the week ending Nov. 19:

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E.—Barometer corrected and redaold to St deg. at mean ma
level : each 10 feet, of vertical rho, canning ono-hundredth of an
loch diminution . and each 10 dog.. above 1.2 deg , =nag three.
hundredths illeTell&O (nearly). 11-I:zposed thermometer in
shade. —Moistened ditto (for evaporation and dew point,.
D.—Direction of wind (true—not seyphetle). F.—Force oto It
—estimated,. C.—Clond (1 to 9). L—lnitial letters :b, blue sky;
e. clouds :detached) : I, tog. h. hall : 1, Ilithtuhnf • m, misty
(bary). o, overcoat (dull) ; r, rain; a, snow t. thunder. A
latter repeated augments-41m, er, mug rain.

• Heavy northerly gale at night.

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