The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TII.LOW.—TnURSTAT Evan:tn.—The market trm steady to.
,%i y. spot, 42.. ; January to March, Mt.. Martll, Mk ad.;
December, 425. 64

LACE ANDrECKEEßY.—Norrtnoniat, Nor. !I.—There Is
again no Cheadle la the lace trade most departments conthuMg
dull, even for this quiet time of the year. There are, however,
slight indications of a be to of the American fall trade.
One or two buyers have ap , but are at present operating
with extreme caution, end orders are both few and ioaig.
uillt ant in amount. Yarns are a little eater to buy, and ne ing
to the absence of demands some classes of goods ere offered
little lower. —la the hosiery trade great quieted* has prevailed
dudsg the last fortnight especially for the home markets. The
little badness doing to for shipment to the stake. The down.
ward tendency of prices, and approaching stooktaldng `'sonsmost houses to keep their stocks at the lowest poedble
Yarns have been a little easier to buy, and the demand yaks
dull,—" Nottingham Journal."

corros.—LnlMPooL, Nor. U.—Moderate inquiry, without
quotable change In pion. Isilmated sales to-day, 10.000 hales,
Mending 2.000 speculation sod export. 2,000 American, Md. to
Pd. ; 1,100 Perm, de., Sid. to Sid. ; 60 M 84a to
; 300 Macdo and Bolds. 61d. to Bid.: 200 Bb. to 01.1.
300 Fgyptian, 7ld. to lltd. : 5,860 Sat, bid. 71d. : Madras,
6d. Bengal, Muds, &a, Sid. to 61d. ; Pero, 70. to bid.
lair Dhollerah, ; fair Oemrawuttee, b d, ; fair Broach„
mid.
•MO Bengal, 3d. fair klfldlan. Old. ; fair Peruse,;
middling Bowed*, 81d. ; middling Orleans, Old.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BASDPORD, Nov. TL—There h
Improvement in the wool trade. The business done luring the
week and to-day has been very limited. Some choice lots of
both bright haired and dawn wools, very scarce and small lu
quantity, have been sold at prices which could not be realised
last week, but these transactions are altogether exceptional.
Spinners buy only to cover Immediate wants, and there Is nn
dispontion to do bonne.* beyond. A slow dragging, lifeless
trade is the order of the time, and there is neither sign nor
thzeg a speedy revival. The wonted trade is equally mise-
ry. Bt mis extremely Oat Some exceptional busi-
ness has been done in genappe and twofold yarns. Some spin-
ners of lustre yarnsand 40's for nums are well employed, as
are also a few spinners of genappe yarns : hut the contracts In
these cases have been placed for some time. The fresh
orders coming in are quite of a hand-to-month cha-
racter. The home trade is quite torpid. Many splinters
would be glad of the chance of taking orders, even at low
prices, if they had the offer. There has been rather more
business done in pieces. Several foreign buyers have to-day
been looking round and testing prices, but the actual orders
placed see only small. and at low prices. Yancy makers hare
also received a few small orders Altogether, however, the
trade continues lea umatiafactory state. There is a great
deal of sheet-ties.. and May People ere out of employ-
ment. Prices are not quotably changed mace lent week.

CORN —BIIOI7IORAN, Nov. 21 —At this day's market there
was • limited supply of wheat, which found buyers without sub-
mitting to any reduction. Barley declined Is. per quarter.
Outs only taken In retail. Beans and peas gave way ed. WI la
per quarter.

Divizes, Nov. !I.—Although we must again note a downward
tendency In wheat, there was more disposition to purchase were
sellers disposed to give way to a greater extent. As it is, we
must note I. a qr. decline, with a slow nee, and much unsold.
Larley main good supply, and best qualities nearly maintained
last week's prices, but inferior sorts were Is. per qr. lower. Oats
Is. lower. Beans and peas In short supply, and worth a little
more money. Best white wheat, 355. to Me; best red ditto, lie
to 3111 e; new ditto, 35a. to MIL; barley, Ms, to 465.; beans, 22.. to
2.8 L; oafs, 211 a. to M.; pw, 21s. to Ws.; vetches, 245. to Be.;
rye, Ms. to Ils.; fine dour, 6Ba to SOL; best seconds, 50. t0,53a.

Yummier's; Nor. 21.—Oar market this monde* was not
numerously &Waded, and the tone of the trade wan quiet. In
wheat only a limited baWneee occurred, at the currency of this
day sennight. Flour met a eery slow sale, and the tendency of
prices for all but the beet qualities was In favour of buyer
Oita and oatmeal were unchanged. Egyplian beans were le per
quarker dearer, while English were firm. Indian corn was rather
easier.
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Nzwasit, Nov. 20.—The rupply of wheat was tinder the
. The Inquiry was drm, and recent prices may be written
;;erirgood qualltiea There was a moderato demand for barley,
and rates were unaltered for fine samples; Inferior the turn
easier Late rates were supported for oats. In beans not much
variation.

N111'11712, NOV. 21.—We had a largeacd wheat this day
of all kinds, the trade very doll Pine were is., other
arts 2s. to 3a. e.hesper. Barley vary t ; good =Blot.
ga, grinding qualities Is. to 4.lata money. Beans and oats
ideady at late rates.
UXBRIDGE, Nov. 21.-7 be supply to-day•of wheat is large, And
prices we rather lower, excepting the heft samples of white
wheat, which are scarce and keep a high price. Spring core
comes short, Barley la per quarter lower.

Enterstmost, Nov. 20—Aa compared with last week. wheat
was M. down on top, and SL Pd. down on average. Barley ens
same on top, minded. down on average. Oats were 6d. up on top,
and Id. up on avenge. Beans were 6d. down on top, and 441 up
on avenge. Wheat. 45e. to 851. ; barley, =A° 4.51. ; oats, 355.
to 361, Id. ; beans, 525. to 66a dd.

CpAITLE.—BIRNINORAII, NOV. 21.—We received a large
suy of useful beats on offs. this . The trade steady. lo
• few instances very choke quality de
7d per lb., otherwise
the top figure was aid. Sheep were • fair time of .year supply,
for which the demand ruled slow, at Tuesday's currency. Odra
a moderate supply ; late rates realised. Titers was an increase
In the number of pigs on offer ; a fair clearance made. Beef,
'Std. to 7d. per lb. ; mutton, fitd. to 7d.: veal, M 7id perlb.
bacon pigs, M. to 9s. per score ; porketa, es. 6d. to 9a.
NOITINSUaIt, Nov. 60.—Thera was • very good show of beasts
the best quality of which sold well. at from 7a. 9d. to be 3d., and
for second quality from 7a. to 7s. 9d. was gives. Though we had
also a good show of sheep, they sold badly, the rates being from
6.1. to 6141. per lb. fer best sorts, and for descriptions
from M. to od. Veal fetched 74d. the IR Porket pip were
selling at from se. 9d. to th. tld. per stone, and bacon pigs at
from fl• to fa. 6d. Pock at market :—Saturday—Lent, 911
sheep, 1,406 ; pip, 26
EDINBURGH, Nov. 40.—The number of cattle this morning was
larger than on this day se'onight, there being 444, or an increase
of 76 head. The demand was fair. Top price of best beef,
as. 9d. ; current, Ba. to as. 6d. ; middling and Inferior, Oa 6.1. to
7a. 6d. per stone. The supply of sheep was 6,934, being 1,914
more than on this day week. Bales were slowly effected, and the
prices of last week were not maintained. Top price.
current. 6d. to 64d.: ewes, 6d. to bld. per lb. Fed pigs brought
6a. to Os. per stone ; eh to eight weeks old ditto, M. to lls. a
head.