The Express.
London, England, 1866-12-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—ErvituPooL, Nov. 30.—Cotton wss is in.
proved demand in the early part of the week, sad Id
prices were obtained, but during the last three days Ms
business hes been comparatively limited, and the market
closes quietly without much change from last week'sestm
In Sea Islands a fair amount of business has been dais at
last week's rates. In American prices slightly advised
on Friday and Saturday, but closed with a decline Ins
List week's rates of gd. per lb. in the middle
and better descriptions. In Brazil the males have
been to a fair extent, more especially in the oca
mon qualities, but prices are Ad. to 1.71 per lb
lower, with the exception of Maranham, which is Titbit
alteration. Egyptian fully supports the advance wilt
last week, and continues in general demand. Smyras in
mains unchanged. East India descriptions have lasi
fair request, and after improving slightly in the early pm
of the week, closed without material change. Specialise
have taken during the week 7,370 bales ; exporters, 13,201
bales; and the trade, 51,540 bales. We have hada gsai
demand to-day, and a rather better feeling has prevailed,
the market closing steadier. The sides are 10,000 bales,
of which 3,000 are for export and speculation. The follow.
in arc the official quotation :—Fair Orleans, hid.; Md.
dhng, 1441. ; fair Mobile, 151 d. ; 14d.
Uplands, 154 d ; middling, 14d.

COTTON GOODS. MANCHESTER, Nov. 30.—Tie
improvement of last week has been entirely kat, sad
since Tuesday we have had a quiet market, gnuluslly ?e-
-lapsing into the state it was ten days ago both is to be*
ness and prices. There is no confident* amongst bsyste,
and they abstain from all purchasers that are nut presieg
Shipping yarns are very quiet. Spinners are free eilen
generally, but are not willirg to took orders at the law
prices offering. Home trade yarns are dull of sale, eat
prices are about the same for all kind■ as before the We
reaction. The cloth market is very flat. There has hew
a little more inquiry than for two days past, but it WWI
led to much business, because in reality buyers do at
show much disposition to operate even at reduced rstee.
The time has conic which moat people anticipated—lies
prices must undergo a depreciation —yet nobody appeal
willing to recognise it in the full sense of the tern.

COI:N.—CHELMSFORD, Nov. 30.—There was a smaller
supply of wheat at market to-day. Farmers stoutly it
silt any decline, and many prefer to take home their
samples than take lea.. Where sales were effected Is. Is
2s. decline was accepted. There is a very strong fecling
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the trade. Barley without change for beat aeseriptipaa
Deans a better eapply, anti rather in favour of the harm
LINCOLN, Nov. 30.—We have had a large supply
wheat and a fair demand at 2s. lower. Fine barleys ere
ported previous rates, whilst other samples hung on hoL
Woeat, red, 525. to 60s. ; white, 625. to 675. Barley, Ma
to 545. Oats, 260. to 345.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 30.—We had a moderate &Wadies,
at our market to-day, and wheat was only in limits&
request, at about 2d. to 3d. per ceutal decline. Flour ad
anti Is. per sack lower. Indian corn neglected, hut rim
parcels realised former rates. Oats, N. to Id. per buih4
lower. Beans quiet, and the turn easier. Oatmeal slow,
and 6d. to Is. per load lower.
WAKEFIELD, Nov. 30.—Wheat le. to 2s. per quarts
lower, but sales are not pressed to any extent. Barley ddl.
and fully la. per quarter lower. Average, Nov. %
Wheat, ?)...5 quarters at sth. ; barley, 295 quarters at
-Os. 6d.

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COATS. —LoNtnor, Nor. 30. —Huddle's West Hartley,
; East Wylam, 165.; I.a.nhert'a West Hartley, 17a6d4
North l'Aton Gas, 14s. Gd. ; South Moor Pelton Gas,lss.;
Walker Primroae, his. ld. ; West Hartley, 155. ;
17s. : Walls End Acorn Close, 21e. ; Walls End Hart*
•20s. eal.; Walls End James, 19s. tid.• Walls End Braddyll
Fiction, '226. ; Walls End Haswell:23s. ;Walls End 1151-
ton, 2ss.; Walls End lletton Lyons, 20s. Gd. ; Walk
End Ponsher Primrose. 205.; Walls End Hussel's
Heft ,
.Is. hl. ; Walla End Tunstall, 211 s. ; Walls End 110
tlepool. 22R.; Walls End Kelloe, 21s. lkl. ; Walls hi
Hartlepool. 225. ; Walls End Tees, •)2s. 9d4
Walls Eml Trimdon Fr.inge, 20s. titL—Ships at -marks4,
4:.'; told.