The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

001TON.—LivEtrooL, Nov. 24.—There Les been a
good atteadatweet the trade today, sad we have had large
tales at OA prism The sake ere 10,000 baler, iaeludix•
9,000 Ammeters, 4d. to 80. • SOO Buret, aid. to 51d. ;
801. ; sod'4o Naranham, 80., of which
I,loSte‘fer.speculation and export. Today's =port is
3,810 beim

oarrox 000013.-ILunnisorrat Noy. 24. —The easier
feeling which int araifested itself in this market ca
ilienday, awl led to aa • is badmen yeeterday,
ilea bad the-elect el prises, sad we ham leas irre-
lerity than is the early of the week. Senile maddest.
ble mks of T °lolls have been made, asid mese at them ere
mid to have hem the result of the rester eacerity and
ecafelesse Inspired by the Preach tempi In Sy*, The
=lnlevCiesnmay Item renewed Whom to some extent,
tissegh dykes ere Min unfavourable for India ad
Chum, purchases of 71b. and B}lb. 40-inch shirtlap ham
been made to a fair amount. Shippers to China have dm
given out some orders in water twist for Chios. Business
generalb, is showing decidedly more activity than during
the past Imft*lit, m consequence of orders which bad
hese kept back having been placed, although many hal=
are Mill disposed to act with much caution. The
symptoms of the trade we that in few cases ham Mocks of
gore largely secanadated, whilst the stocks in most of the
Imps base tads lamer an mid to be very moderate.
Some inquiries have bees Md. yesterday and to-day, with
a view to business with Shame under she new treaty.

WOOLLEN.—L/101, Nov. 24.—The market preowned
se change this morning; its tone was languid and dull,
and the traneactiooo that took place were limited in number
and inteal

HARDWARE—Bsumfossm, Nov. 24.—A change of
an unfavourable aberarer has occurred in connexion with
the trade of this town. Since the middle of last week the
country orders haver considerably fallen off that this west •
large proportion of the mannkiettirers have found it as much
r they could do to keep their warkpeopier the usual time,
and rims • section takes place, which is hardly proba-
ble at this time of the year it is to be flared that betwces
this and Chriatreas there will be a good airy people oily
partially employed. It would marosly be pomade to same
A trade which the depression has not mord in &greater or
has degree. Of rune there is • clam of rassfidecenrers
whom this dulness has not reached, bat these are quite the
inception, it being admitted is ail querten that trade
pmendly Is getting positively bsd,, the effects of its languid
oradttion as regards the country brig heightened by un-
stemastios in the foreign defartment. The merchants,
if they have orders, withhold them; with the United States
especially, there being little or nothing doing. There are •
few government contracts in which are a great auxiliary at
this moment ; but for tree some of the insaufarneW
rs-
trne this week would be smaller than for the let two or
three years. The country shopkeepers will cider arils(
which they mn do without, and according to the informa-
tion received from the factors' travellers who are indifferent
gars at the country this feeling has iamemed, so that the
=t of improvement iv not good. The iron tars in
etc met does not mill ; all who as armed in it ere
complaining, but the pig masters, few of wham
ma sell at • profit in times like the mark when there is
a glut of that description of iron in the market. Some half
dean firms have orders enough to keep on working is
used ; but most others in the tire ere doing badly, and
ander selling has rammed of late. The coal tads is re
markahly good, and prior . firm. In the neighboutheads
of Bilston and Dudley there I. • little mere unemployed
labour than at the commescomest of the quarter, in conse-
quence of some partial stoppages at ems of the works.

CORN.—Crintamon, Nov. 24.—We bad a very heavy
market, and all 00111 wee cheaper. Wheat, 41%. to 50s.
Biztoy, 30a. to 43a. Hosea, Ne. Onta. to Via. per qr.
Canals, Nov. 24.—We had a small supply wheat
st our market this morning, and for fine for seed
I more roasey wins rosined. Ate and barley it supply,
which said at last wears eaten Wheat, white, new,
21s. Od. to No. id. ; aid, 26c 6cl. to Vs. ; red, new,
19s. Od. to 2/la. ; old, 21a. Od. to 25a. Od. Barley,
new sad aid, Lb. to 15e. Oats, potato, new,
en. id. to lee. • old, lla. ed. to lb. 6d.; cowman, new,
7.. 6d. to Bs. '6d. By., 16s. to 17s. Flour, pee stone
2c 4d. to IL 6d, per stone, 2s. to 2s. 2d:
Itymissal, per stew, le. Bd. Buterand, per stone. la. Bd.
COLCIIIIIIIIII, Nov. 24.—A fair supply of wheat sod
other grain. Wheat in slow demand, at prices hardly 'gag
to lest market day ; the same remark applies to barley,
beans, &adieu.

Gtoomorrun, Nov. 24.—At our to-day's market the
samples of English wheat flown were mostly in wretched
oonon, and consequently met a slow Mk at Is. to 2s. per
qr. decline. Foreign in rather bettor demand at a tattle
under last week's rates. Barley and beans Is. to 1. ebeaper.
Out. very slow at • fall of la.
_per qr. Imports of tie
week ending Nov. 244—Wheat, Ireland, 250 qrs. ; foreign,
10,220. Barley, Ireland, 4,180; tango, 5,380. Oa*
13,6.. W coastwise, 350 foreign, 1,330. Bums,
foreign, 800. Maize, Ireland, 50 ; foreign, 2,400.
Oininrotui, Nov. 24.—There is at present more wheat at
nearkat than is seeded to supply the immediate wants of
Dopers who are amble to work off the lower sorts of new.
Renee a great depression in trade. Fine samples of new
nod old are spin Is. to 21. lower, whilst low qualities eta
oily be forced off at a grotto; reduction. Very little
n 4.; in other grain, the tendency being generally to lower
values. Wheat, new, 40.. to 66a. per qr. ; old, 66a. to Bk.
Barley, 30s. to 44a. Peas, 445. to 44n.

Hairrroaa, Nov. 24. —We ma* well supplied with
wheat to-day, a groat portion being out of condition and
very damp and almost moseleable. The best samples sold
at 2s. to 3a. per load ken money ; inferior aorta almost
umaleable at fully 4s. per load. Barley in Urge offer, the
bed samples only found buyers at from ls. to 2s. peej.r:
less mosey ; interior, 3s. to 4s. per qr. Oats a dull trade.
Peas sad beans support last wines puce'.
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LZIOXIIITII, Nov. 24.—At oar eon market to-day the
supply of wheat from the growers was plentiful, but there
wee a .greet variety in the condition and quality of the
satuplea, some being tolerably good, while others were
rosserably poor. The demand was somewhat slow, eta de-
cline of ls. les b. per qr. ; white descriptions were quoted
at 68e. to 74a ; red, 06s. to 07s. per 36 stone. There was
an Manua eepply, the balk of which was of inferior
quality, and only suitable for grinding purposes. The tom
of *trade ruled quiet, and prices for ail kinds twisted
fully Is. per qr.—malting, 30s. to 455. per qr. ; grinding. I
325. to 35e. per 30 stone. Of cats the show was fair' but '
the ioqairy. was slow, and the previous week's rateswere
barely realmsd—old,,34e. to 38s. ; new, 28s. to 31s. per 24
stem. Beans were s limited show, and a moderate share o:
business sr transacted at prices similar to those of las;,
week—old, Ws. to Ms. ; new, 48s. to 60s. per 38 store.
Flee deer, 60a. ; seconds, 48s. ; thirds, 4435. per 30 stone.
NZWOANTIAMPOI:TYIII, Nov. 24. At our mar'-‘-',
this morning we had a larger show of wheat from the
growers condition if poisible worse than heretofore, as the
prices obtained fully denote, some samples selling as low as
28e. per qr., and the best red up whilst for a wool
of very choice old white, weighing &Übe. per bushel, 68a.
was rest led. We consider the trade fully ls. lower wen
but torah country new, with, however, little pressure to
sa very little of what has srrived from abroad has been
offered, the major part having been sold for &nivel
rushy, red and the supply is mainly from France :from the
steads, therefore, exceedingly little was done, as might
be saturelly imagined from the causes jusCreferred to.
Fleer met little attention, but there was no dispositios
&Ma to 100 Opt a greater decline than was submitted to
duffing the week. South country melting barley a slow
eale, and rather cheaper, the bent descriptions of foreiga
be pesferred by our brewers, nut only on account of their
Comparative cheapness, bat also by reason of their working
more regularly upon the Boors ; in grinding less stireleg.
Malt less *sired for. Beans sad peas much as before.
Old oats Arm, but in moderate request. The minds this
week an:—Wheat, cautwise, 1,07,8 qn_ ; foreign.
054
ft:Any, , NC. Malt, cauterise, in. Os* f ,
203. Pam, 11. Beane, foretga, 166. Flour,
sacks. Indies cern, 10 seeks.
Notwrcis,l Nov. 14.—At this market to-day the sup-
ply of wheat sou trot exemsive, sod there being rather •
better feeling in the trade last week's prices were fully
maintained, particularly for the driest and best samples.

There was rather leers barley offering, and in some instances
Is. per quarter Lei money was taken. Flow Is. per sack
cheaper. White tritest, 625. to 63e. ; red ditto, 525. to Ws. ;
hest chevalier malting barley, 41s. to 445. • runs chevalier
ditto, 38s. to 40a. ; ditto, Va. to itii& per quarter ;
flour, 40s. to 41s. per sack from the miller.
Nowrecewt, Nov. 24. -There was a large supply of
whoa* at oar corn exchange this morning ; the conditich sad
waft of the greater portion of the show was, however,
ague indifferent, and superior old dry sorts were same.
, Damp qualities sere a slow sale at lower prices ; fine ditto
sold at late rates ; old white moved off at 68a. to Ms. ; new
ditto; Ns. to 681. ; old red, 64a. to 71e • new ditto 48e.
to 645. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was feu, but
them was not much life in the trade, and prices for all
kids were ls. per qr. in favour of the seller, Finable being
its. to Bs., sod malting lc per qr. lower ; malting made 395.
to Ma. ; Scale, 445. to 475. per qr. ' • grinding 355. to 365.
per 30 stone. The demand for oats assumed a somewhat
quiet tone, and the show being tolerable, sanipka sold at
rather lees . Old, 325. to 395. • new, 2r. to 300. ;
foreign, 28s. to 31a. per 24 stone. Beans far the moot part
supported their value ; old trade 565. to 58s. ; old foreign,
50s. to 53a. per
48s per ID stquarter ; super flour, 50a. to 53a. ; fine, 465.
to . ew.
Persamosoocre, Nov. 24.-At ow market to-day we
lad a large supply of wheat, which meta dull ado at Is. to
la. per qr. uncle the prices of this day week. Barley as
heferir Oats la. ger qr. lower. Bean no alteration.
Wheat, best red, 565. to 58s. per 5041 he. ; common ditto,
40a. to 425. per 4801bs. ; oats, 110. to ls. 00. per stone;
hews, fffs. to 58s. per qr. of 532165.
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RIMITNO, Nov. 24.—The attendees* at market this
morning was my scanty, and the supply of wheat a de.
messed ovo. At the commencement there Ina so little
doing that we have a diSculty in reoorting anything more
than the dulness of the trade. The condition was very in.
ferior, and only the best kinds likely to maintain price.
Winne; Nov. 94.—We are moderately supplied with
of all Mods at today's market. Dry wheat is in good
at rather over last week's kes, whilst the raw
inferior quilleise are as bad to seII as ever. Oats, barley,
tee., dull at forma pekes. Prime to the grower :—Whest,
white, new, 465. to 1105... 631bs. per bushel; red, 421. to
He" Übe. ; oat; new, lld. to Is. Id. per stone.
W Nov. 24. —At this day's market there was a
Imp niggly of wheat, and all quidiem were about 2.. per
qt. lower.. Dirtily sold slowly at a &oboe of Is. per qr.
flats noun /ally malterod. Beans and peas tending down-
wade.

You, New. 24.—The quantity of wheat exhibited at
our worn read to -day wee fully an amass, and the atten-
dance et fermiers and was milky fair. The recent low
stele el the brapeniture has affected the pale, and many
maples era my out of coodition. Sales proceeded
meistly, aad were 2s. per qr. lower than on the week
promo , Ks. to 645. ; red, 48s. to 56e. par 36
atone. There was • tolerable show of barley, and fine samples
were di-posed of at no material change in priese, bat wane
quaities bung heavily on band and sold at a redaction of la
to la r. on former te-ms ; malting sorts made 38e. to
425. ; to 34e. 365. per 30 stone. Oat. tame to bead
more freely, end the trade rebid quiet at the ounimides of
the previous market day ; o'd, 28s. to 30s. ' • new, Ns. to
26e. per 24 done. Thee yea oull a moderate supply of
beans, which sold at recent quotations ; old, Ms. to 56e. •,
new, Ma to 51s. per 38 stone. Malt, 70s. to 725. ; rye 38e.
per qr. Flour 4& .to 50a per sack.
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EIRICALDT, Nov. 24.—We bad bard frost Sunday and
likaiday, since which we have bad boisterous weather and
ranch rein. Wheat sowing suspended for the preseat ;
indeed, ma many farms it snot more than begun. We
never knew it so baekward, and if the weather does not
improve immediately, no more wheat will be got in this
sa%mn unless en the fine dry lands. At our country
markets, this week, we had only moderate supplies of
gamin. Bales slow, at a reduction of la. per qr. on all kinds
of wheat, barley, and oats ; inferior samples 3. lower.
Here, to-day, we had large supplies el barley and oats ;
males slow, and lower by Is. to 2s. per qr. as in quality.
Wheat in small supply, and prices else lower by Is. to 2s.
per qr. Wheat, 40a. to 64e. ; barley, 30a. to 425. ;
oats, 21s. to 21s.

Warmoars, Nov. 24.—We have had very moderate
deliveries d farmer' grass this week, but a fair supply has
revoked as by best. Ow import list is almost • blank, only
ease anal mop of balky having arrived frost abroad, and •
hew paresis et wheat and dour araetwiee. The trade has
esstlneed rosy dell, and rime of nearly all articles ore
loggia lower. Isla wheat ear be purchased at a reduction
41 ha to Lodi w barrel on red,sed 6d. to 9d. per barrel on
white ;Iv imls 3d. to 64. par barrel less would be taken
I era amend. Barley : Prhne malt samples corn.
date prioes, but secondary rem and grinding qualities
I ate about 64. per barrel cheaper. Oats have further de-
-1 alined iki. to od. per banrel, and, a large quantity having
bawl *pored cif, holders are rather firmer to-day. We
i bare bad rather more demand for Indian corn, and at &trifle
below the of Saturday last • fair business bas
resulted. Fleur dull, but not lower. Import:lode week :
Wheat, 600 barrels ; barley, 674 ; Roar, 170 sacks. Esparta
this week :—Whet, 1,320 barrels ; barley, 558 ; oats, 9,694;
haws, 1,414 web.

I.THXR EZPORT.