The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-27 00:00:00

MARKET&

MANI' FACT LIM. —lf tIot,IRSFIELD, NOT. Kt —lnshbegg pee.
rally continues in the same dull stale which Ma characterised
this market for BOUM time bock, buyers taking only small quail.
Mica In such patterns as are adapted for the premat season, or
to keep up an assortment. Some few sales have lately been
mole in Job lots, but these can only he done at a siscrNce More
manufacturers are working short time, and, should no humored
demand arise for spring goods, there is likely to be much distress
during winter.

WOOL.—Hrnnanerrnx, Nov. St—There le rather More
doing In the wool trade but, though prices are easier, It hno
toduorment to manufactories to lay In more then they require
for present coosumption.

COTTON.-1.11,22r002, Nov. 20.—Markst quiet, prices irre-
gular, and In buyers' favour. latimated sales to-dsy sap*
bales, Including 1,000 speculation and import. 2,000 American,
6640 to Pentium dc., bid. to aid.; 10 Marsaluai,* .
IMac* and Bab* to Sid. ; 160 Rio, 7id. to . top
Egyptian, Od. to 15d. ; 10 amyrna, 7d. ; 4,930 Bursa
7i.• Madras. &I& to 6tir linte,Seinds, dc., aid. to fid. ;
too reru, 7ld. to Sid. 61d. ; fair Omaranuttee,
la; fair Droach, : fair fair Fstyptian. 14.
ir Pernam, bid. ; middling Bowed*, Bd. ; naiddlingOricans, ;

COTTON GOODB.—MAnoweerzi, Nov. SL—The market for
shipping yarns has been very quiet. Very little buzineas bait
been done, and to make sales lower prices have had to be ac-
cepted. The excitement of the electi en has to some extent
luterfered with business : home trade yarns have been slow of
sale, with a alight commission in prices. Any offers making have
bean at abound. per lb. under what sellers would take ; bat
some of the ers hays bean for large oriantatles at that decline.
Tbe cloth market has manifested very little change since last
report. Buyers have been indisposed to operate, and the pur-
chases have been on the smallest possible scale. There it no
material reduction in the value of goods, but the tendency of
prices for this week past has been in favour of the buyer& To-
day wo observe the same indleposition to purchase, and although
some few bums are making often for 8} lb. skirtings and other
goods for India, such offers, however, being on too low a soak to
admit of acceptance. The market to-day has been inactive, and
business limited.

WOOLLEN.—Lien, Nov. 2&—Tbe markets have been quiet
in both departments this morning. There has not been an
average attendance of buyers either in the coloured or white
hall, and their operations have been limited. Few parcels
worthy of special notice have changed kende, and there has not
been particular attention paid to any individual else*, the bud-
nem of the morning having been conducted entirely upon the
sorting-up principle. In the coloured market a few parcels of
mixture coatings, along with a sprinkling of plain cloths, have
been transferred. The business done in tweeds has been of a
similar character, transactions only taking plane In cases of
natal necessity, which are not now very numerous. The
white hall has also been very flat ; the child transactions which
now take place are in heir Ms, and they have not been by any
means numerous this morning. The heavy goods department is
also in a very languid condition, and purchases are only made
where present orders are waiting execution.

CORN.-1101., Nov. 2d—Weather cnnthines mind and open In
every way favourable for oat-door labour. The growing wheat
looks remarkably well, the plant Is strong and healthy, and thus
far augurs favourably for the next crop. At to-day's market a
I smell supply of English wheat, which melts slowly at barely east
week's currency. Foreign meets more inquiry, bat at such a
redaction that holders are not willing to submit to, and COP-
mequestiy but little passing. Barley for malting fully as dear.
Beans and peas rather lower. Oats neglected, and all descrip-
tions move off slowly at prices to favour of bu,yers. Foreign
arrivals for the meek :—Wheat, 7,503 qrs. ; Mirky, 272; oats,
7,614 ; beans, 307 ; tares, 17t.
Brosnan, Nov. 20.-71te supply of wheat was by no means
large here Os-day, and last week's rates were quite maintained.
Barley was not so freely offered and all qualities found a ready
sae at late rates. Beans and peas Arm.
Lambs, Nov. 26.—The tone of the trade is very strong and
healthy, and though sales of wheat are not extenaive, the busi-
ness done le at prices not obtainable on Friday. Barley, beam,
and other articles without material alteration.

LIIIMPOOL, Nov. 26.—T0-day's market was only moderately
attended, and the demand for wheat of an description has
proved rather Molted. Choice parcel of Am sod Canadian
are very scarce, and malntaln previous rats: bat all other sorts
of red. as well ma Chlllan and Callfornlan, must be gaoled Id.
per rental lower than on Tuesday. Flour quiet. Indian wen
steady at last week's rates Beans, la. 6d. per qr. lower. Barley
steady. Fees la per qr. dearer. Oats and oatmeal unchanged.
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Lige, Nov. 26:-77M weather continues open and floe. at
our market this day the show of wheat was moderate, the
trade ruled Orin at last Tuesdays rates. Barley I. not so
large as MA week. prior far both malting and Flotillas sm.
pies rather dearer. •Beans not so good to sell and prices in
favour of buyers. Oats 6d. to ia per qr. cheaper. Per im-
perial qr. to the :—Wheat, white, sew, weight, Milo.
to bee, per baliel, 76a to SOL ; ditto red, 611ba. to
talbs., OIL to ; barley, beat Chevalier malting, WM to
Saba, 41s. to Ns. : ditto runs. Chevalier ditto, Mtn. to 631 M.,
3Ps. to ales. ; out., MM. to Salta., 26.. to Mts. : beam, 6311 a. to
ealba, 45a to 48a ; peat, maple, 63Iba to alba, 4435. to tea

Niecaseimnsma-Trula, Nov. 26.—The weather still continue
favourable for out-door work in general. At our market this
morning we bad • moderate show of wheat from the growers as
well u from the coast, but some quantity being daily expected,
our millers to-day preferred salting In the hope of doing better
when the anticipated arrivals come to hand, hence very few
transactions resulted buyers at the same time having the turn
la their favour. In flour or other articles we have UWe varia-
tion to note.