The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-09 00:00:00

MARKETS•

OOTTON.—uvinroot., Nov. B.—We have had a good
demand for cotton to-day, with steady prices. The sales an
15,000 toles—including 101,700 Amencen, at tic!. to 81d. ;
4,000 Burst, at 3id. to Sid ; 120 Egyptian, 81d. to
91d. • 60 Perham, at Rid. ; 120 Maraubscu, at Bgd. to
81d.Lof which 7,000 are for speculation and export. The
week's inmost is 9,109 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Besnroun, Nov. B.—There
is a much Letter feeling in the wool market, more inquiti,
and prices are very firm. Spinners, Lavine worked up their
stocks, are obliged to come into the market ; still there in
no wore doing in worsted yarns and pieces. Both the home
skid the export houses arc doing the most limited amount of
bu■iuess, and the spinner and the manufacturer are endea-
vouring to limit production to the utmost extent in their
power.

CORN.—Butettrcuse, Nov. B.—At Gloucester and Wor
teeter markets there Wll.ll rather an increased supply of new
wheat, in improved condition, and the trade ruled dull, but
no kind was quotably lower. Barley less inquired for. Oats
held for an advance, which checked sales. Beans firm.
Peas Is..learer. During the present week very little has
been passing in the trade, and some reduction submitted to
on new wheat. Barley unaltered in value. Oata tending
upwards. Beans quite as dear. Pews taken slowly at an
advance of Is. per quarter. At Wolverhampton yesterday,
very little was done either in English or foreign wheat, but
holders generally refuse,' to accept lower prices. At this
day's market there was an inzrew,eil supply of wheat, and

fine dry samples of English were nearly as dear, but to make
progress in damp new and kweign, a reduction of L. to 2..
per quarter had to be submitted to. Barley of all kinds dull,
but no cheaper. Oats fully as dear, and new grey 6d. to le.
higher. English Leans dull. Peas only taken in retail at
the abo►e rise.

Dmizas, Nov. B.—We had a good supply of wheat ; the
trade was dull, sad with a downward tendency the very
bast simples barely maintained last week's prices ; hut all
seooadary and inferior aorta were lower and almost uoaale•
able ; at the close of the market the trade was heavier than
at the opening. Barley WAS iu large supply and met a slow
sale ; the Lest qualities were Is. a qr. lower, and infer for
sorts from 22. to 3s. lower. In one instance, however, 395. a
qr. was refused. Wheat, best, 64a. to 725. ; middling, 5.15. to
64 .; inferior, 45a. to 555. Barley, 36e. to 45.. Oats,
Ma. to 335. Beans, 465. to Ws. peat, 425. to 41is. Flour,
fine, 535. to 565. per sack ; woad.. 465. to 51s.

MANCHEBTER, Nov. A.—Oar market this morning was
moderately attended, but the amount of business trans.
acted in wheat and flour was only limited. In the finest
qualities of foreign there was no material change, but
secondary and Erglish were obtaniableon lower terms. Oats
brought full prices, and oatmeal slightly enhanced rates.
Beans were again in favour of sellers. Indian corn was on.
altered in value.

NEWARK, Nov. 7.—At this day's market the show of
wheat from the growers was increased as compared with
last week, and samples were in better condition. The trade
ruled heavy, and extreme terms were made for all dry sorts.
White sorts sold at 60s. to 745. ; red, 575. to Ms. per 35
stone. There was a moderate show of barley, sales in which
were steadily effected, and good qualities were the turn
higher ; malting, 40s. to 40s. per qr. ; grinding, 33s.ito 355.
per 30 stone.

NEWBURY Nov. S.—Our market was this day largely
supplied with wheat, of which three-fourths was in Ind
condition, and met • slow sale at • decline of from Is. to
2s. per qr.; the best new and old rather easier to buy. A
large quantity of barley on offer' principally grinding sorts,
which were 2s. per qr. cheaper; malting qualitiee about Is
per qr. lower. The trade in oats, beans, and peas continues
dull at late rates.
Ukaarnoz. Nov. B.—The supply of in is lea at to-
day's market, but some parceLs being left over last week's
supply, the trade is slow, and prices rather lower. Wheat
sells from 56a. to 78•.• barley, 36e. to 46e.; oats, 24e. to 325.;
pis,44s. to 525.; beans," 455. to 565. per qr. Tares, 12s. to
13a. per bushel.

Eieursunon, Nov. 7.—Ws had in the market to-day
1,019 quarters wheat, 2,038 Meier, 2,256 cuts, and 18 beans.
Where were sold—Wheat, 700 qn. ; barley, 2,587 ;
1,192 ; and beans, 6. As compared with last week—Whea
was 2e. down on top, and Bd. down on average; barley
was 6d. down on top, and 4d. down on average ; oats
were ls. 6d. down on top, and L. 7d. down on average ;
beano were :is. np. Prima per imperial qr. :—Wheat,
43a. to 80e. ; barli2Be. to 475. ; oats, 20e. 6d. to 35a. 6d. ;
beans, 575. W tof top Wheat, 63i1be. ; barley,
571ba.; oata, 43i1 ; beam, 66ilbs.

CATTLE.—Etaxistmots, Nov. 7.—There were 459 cattle
at market. Demand also good, and last week's prices
fully maintained. A good clearance effected. T.. 1.
price of the best beef, As. 6d. ; current for the
best, Bs. ; middling end inferior from Oa. to 7s. td. per
imperial stone. The supply of sheep was 4,397. Demand
good, and prices fully L. a head higher. Top price of the
best mutton, Ad. ; current, 7d. to lid. ; ewes and inferior,
from 441. to 60. per lb. A good clearance. Fed pip, from
es. ed. to is. 3d. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks
old ditto, from IL. to 13a. a head. Numbers in market
Sheep? 4,387 ; fat cattle, 459 ; lean ditto, 11l ; mikh cows,
59; pigs, 417.

CHEESE.-BAIJSBUBT, Nov. B.—At our market toAlay
we had a good supply of cheese, the greater portion being
of the middling quality, prime cheese being still scarce.
There was a very full attendance of buyers and dealers, and
business wee tolerably brisk. Prices were certainly on the
decline, and a reduction of Is. to 2s. per cwt. took place.
Notwithstanding the several large transactions, many lots
remained on band. Skims, 265. to 325. ; half coward., 58s.
to 6.55. ; Donets, 625. to 65a. ; best Somerset., fAs. to 11.,.;
Cheddars, 70s. to 775. per cwt.

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B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean 4C3
level : each 10 Mot, of vertical rise, causing oue.hundredth of an
loch diminution; and each 10 deg., above MI deg., causing three-
hundredths increase `nearly;. L—Earposed thennomets in
shade. Y.—Moistened ditto (tor evaporation sot dew point).
D.—Direction of wind (true—not sounetle'. —Force (0 to 14
—snouted). C.—Cloud (I to (1). L—luitial letters :h, bloc Sy:
o. clouds (detached( : f fog: 11, hall; I, lightnusg . m, misty
Nam) o, overcast (dull ; r, rain : s, snow t. thunder. A
letter repeated augments—thur, rr. such rain.

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