The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

001 TON. —Lin:wool, Nov. 29.—The sales of cotton
to-day ars
'ate dated at 10,000 telas. A quiet, +tr.dv
mrkst at restarday's priors.

WOOL AND WORlffED.—Diuneono, Nov. 29.
Wool is much the Mlle as but week. More sales might b
rode at maim rates, and maim Err would be tidbits if 0.0,
oteklbe replaced at old rata. Neowitheemdingthe dull trade,
prime, owing to the scarcity of wool, are maintained with
err firmness ; indeed, in some aorta there is rather a ban!.
wing tasulancy. The reduction of the gate of dismount has
a beneficial influence. There is • good sale for both and
brokes. In the yarn department there is • steady trade
doing, but chiefly for the home trade, though the German
hones. are miller mom active. horror the hone tinders
ars quiet, and the threatening sweet of American &Hairs
ippon to check busineu in that direction.

CORN.—BnIMLNCIIAII, Nov. 29.—At Gloucester marl. t
on the Nth, wheat was 13. per quarter lower; at Worcester
time day, the trade ruled slow at k per qr. decline. Barley
Is. and out. 6d. per Tartar lower. • BMW earl pees Wailing
downwards Duna, the presentees& very low transecuoas
are reported. Wheat nominally la. to 2:. per quarter down.
barley held for previous radar. Oats at some re.
dation. Beans aid per only taken in At Weiser-
11=kyesterday, wheat gave way 3. to Is per quarter.
day'eseaelest there was also supply at 'shalt, sod
within Is. per quarter et the v=l this day ee ornirLt
was realised for all qualities. maul meter to tout'.
Oats, 6d. to Is. per quarter cheaper. Resat and per held
for yorovises rates.

ouvans, Nov. 29.—We had a fair supply of wheat, the
patter part of which war new, inferior in quality, and in
very bad condition ; elm or two lot, of very superior old
Wheat maintained Sant week's prices; but, generally, even
the best aotts were from la. to 2a. a quarter while
all others, from their tad condition, were gone
still there was more animation in the trade atia=s;;L:
345. • wit was relloser for air lot of choice old. There
was a good trade la barley, and the best qualities wave no
lower 4.. inferior wer•jairstia
ad:aad and cheaper. Wheat,
heat, Mu to 675.; ' 475. to 59u ; Inferior, 40.. to
475. Barley, bla. to 44a. 23e. to Ms. Bans, 46a. to
50a. Pas, 411. b 4b. now, 100, 490. to fib. per auk ;
wwWIL Mo. to 470.

llssonteregn, Nov. 29. —At oar market this morning
there wee a fair attendance, but UP busman psuwg was
very limited. Of really prime wheat but little was offer.
mg, and such cannot be quoted lower, but secondary Norte
of foreign decnued 2d. per 701 be., and English 21. per
quarter, while inferior kinds were quite neglected. Extra
it!!aLdes of foreign flour sold slowly, without material
in value • American and the beet marks of English
la. per genial and sack, ordinary runs of the letter
bring, at the same time, unsaleable. Oats gave w Id. to
2d. per 451 be., and oatmeal la. pm load. Beans and Indian
core were likewise tether eerier to purchase.
Ngerntrar, Nor. 29.—We had this day a very lane
1 sqlOy of wheat, still a bad audition, for which there were
ao-Wyers. Old and best new lasi s slow sale at a decline
'of Gam is. to 2s. per qr. A very tarp quantity of barley
on ,offer and sellers not choosing to give way, very little
changed hands at about last week's rates. Oat., beans, and
pow rather eerier to buy.
thriurbort, Wow. 29.—The corn trade is very dull tin
eilzi,..4be weather being very damp, and more samples
than say week &UM harvest, cake sales difficult et
much lower rates. Wheat is 3a. to 45., barley 25., and
iIIAS and beans la per qr. lower.
EDIYHURGH, Nov. 28.—We bad in the market today
803 qrs. wheat, 3,082 barley, 1,844 oats, and 27 beans.
There were sold—Wheat, 580 qrs., barley, 2,065, oats,
1617, and beans, 28 qrs. As compared with last week—
Wheat was fe. down on top, and 2s. 9d. down on average.
Barley was is. down on top, and 2d. down on average. (Isle
ware ffed down on top, and ii. 7d. down on average. Beam
were 2n. 6d. down on top, and ls. 9d. down on average.
Pries per imperial quarter :—Wlekt, 40s. to 70a.; barley,
Ms. 45a.; oats, 16s. to Ma. 81.• beans, VA to bis.
Wiiiphlllwt beans 66 lba. of top—Wheat, 84111 a; b;clisy, 56ilba; oats,
45;

CATTLE.—Eolnetrion, Nov. 28.--The supply of sheep
this morning was 14411 than last wash, thdeurober, 3,821,
being 1,510 fewer ; sales IMO slowly arta& and little
alrratra in prior cragased with those obtained last
market. One lot of very superior half-bred wed-
den brought 545. 6d. a-head, bail Bd. per lb.
the top price, current top price, 7 . ; hest ewes
from 60. to &id. ; inferior from. &L pr
lb. The supply of cattle was also less, there being 433 r
333 fewer. Demand good, and prior for the best sort 6d.
per roue higher. Top profs, Is. 8d ; current, 84. ; secon-
dary qualities from Ti. to 7s. 6d. ; inferior, from 54. 4d. to
65. per imperial stone. A good clearance. Fed pigs,
from de to Is. sd. per imperial stone. Number in
market-Bheep, 3,1611; fat cattle, 433 ; lean do., math
cows. 66 187.

WEATHER REPORT.