The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lanaroot, Nov. 13. —The business to.clayks
extremely limited at previous prices. The sales ere4.UULP
bales—bieluding 3,610 Americas', al 41d. to Bicl. ; 200 Surat,
at ted. to 5d ; 150 Egyptian, 84d. to 10d. ; 20 Pensam,
10d. ; 20 Maraaham, Bfl.—of which 500 ere for specula-
Um and export. The week's import is 2,006 balm.

carrot/ GOODELJNANCHISTI R, Nov. 13.—Nearly all
deseriptioos are quiet, but firm, without any change of
prim since last Tuesday. Some inquiry was made for
counts and qualities suitable to China, but it did not lead
to business. Nothing doing for India, Germany, or Medi-
terranean of any moment. The principal business is for the
home trade, but manufacturers buy with caution. Fine
Bolton yarns, from be to 100's, taken chiefly for the York-
shire and Glasgow markets, are getting up in consequence of
Sea !bloods and Brazilian cotton having adv 'need so much
in price. In cloths sellers make no change in quotation*,
although the buglosss is very quiet, and in fact sales are on
very small wale. The letters from Calcutta to the Bth
October have been received to-day, confirming the bad sc.
counts previously to hand by teleram from that market,
andiquoting lower prices. In addition to the letters there
are telegrams to 11th October (and acme say to 17th October)

giving still lower quotations for our manufactures. It is
almost unnecessary to say that these advices lame bad • very
depressing effect on this nuirket. The news from Canton
mud Singapore is equally unfavourable. The disappointment
caused by the China news published yesterday turning out
to be untrue, and the unfavourable debase from India,
together have almost put a stop to hominess for the bet.
The better class of aldrtings and good printing cloths re.
main firmest in price. Common geode, suitable for India,
depressed Longcioths and T cloths, at Let week's prices,
in fair demand.

WOOLLEN.—Lane, Nov. la—The market has shown
no alteration of an• consequence this moruing. There was
about the usual attendance of merchants in the has, but
they did not show much disposition to operate, and conse-
quently the business was limited.

MANUFACITTRE.S.—HUDDEBSFIZI.D, Nov. 13.—There
are a few more buyers in the market than has been the case
for the List few weeks, and a little more doing in mixtures
and some other kind of heavy goods, but on the whole mer.
&mita buy sparingly, sad the general business is much
below the average.

WOOLS.—Hooorea►tmo, Nov. 13.—There is little
doing in wools at former rates, but manufacturers generally
an waiting for the commencement of London Wen on
Thursday next.

CORN.—Hot.[., Nov. 13.—At to-day's market a fair
rapply of English wheat ; dry wimples, which are scarce,
rapport late currency, whilst damp and ieferior qualitice
sell at irregular prices, and must be quoted la. to 2s. per qr.
cheaper. Foreign, fine sorts, held firmly , common difficult
to quit. Barley of good malting quality fully as deer, but
secondary and grinding sails slowly at prices in favour of
buyers. Beans and peas unaltered in value. Oats quiet,
but fine old support late quotations. The foreign imports
last week are es under :—Whest, 5,611 qrs.; barley, 12,•281;
oats, 2,2%; beans, 126 ; pair, 1,165 ; tarn, 1,240 ;
lineeed
booms, 70. end repassed, 18,435 ; oil cakes, 233 tons ;

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Latina.—Nov. 13. —We are fairly supplied with wheat,
but a very small portion is of ine quality ; the trade still
remains inactive, without any disposition to force off best
samples ; prices remain about is lust week, while inferior
qualities are as little noticed as ever. Dry descriptions of
barley make late rates. Beaus, oats, and other articles fully
as dear.

Lrruiroor., Nov. 13.—We have had a numerous at-
tendance of millers and dealers, both local and from a
distance, at our corn exchange this morning. The business
in wheat, however, has only been to a moderate extent,
owing to the firmness of holders, and none except the corn.
mon descriptions were to be had any cheaper than on Fri-
day. Flour met only . retail inquiry, without quotable
ciaTene in value. Indian corn being somewhat pressed for
steclined about Is. 6d. per quarter. Oats and oatmeal
were a shade easier. Beans, peas, and barley, must each
be noted about 6d. per quarter cheaper. The market closed
with a quiet feeling generally, but firm for wheat.
LYNN, Nov. 13.—The weather the past week hu been
raw and cold with easterly winds. At today's market we
have had a liberal supply of wheat ; good qualities sold ou
late terms, damp samples la. per qr. lower. Barley in fair
supply ; malting and grinding descriptions as last week.
Wheat, white, 611 b. to 631 b., 63e. to 675. • ditto, red,
tifilbe. to 621 b., 525. to 60s. Barley, best Chevalier
malting, 531 b. to 5414, 445. to 465. ; ditto, runs Chevalier,
ditto, 52114 to 531 b., Ma. to 40a. ; ditto, distilling, 8011):
to 511 b., 31s. to 365. Beans, old, 631 b. to 6516., Mo. to
565, per quarter imperial to the growers.

SALIEZWAY, Nov. 13.—Tod 's market wu very largely
supplied, and there was a full attendance. Best samples
of wheat were in request at full terms, but secondary quali•
ties a shilling cheaper. Flour unaltered. There was a
great demand for good malting samples of barley (and which
are scarce), and late quotations fully sustained; grinding
and inferior aorta were quite Is. cheaper. Malt trade
steady at former prices, old malt being very wares and
dear. In all other articles at gram pnees had a down-
ward tendency. New wheat, 57a. to 68s. ; old ditto, 58i.
to 725. • barley, 34a. to 465. ; eats, Ns. to 321. ; beans,
45e. to 68a ; pens, 425. to 48s. ; rye, 30a. to 355. per qr.
Flour, 47a. Hs. per sack. Malt, 10a. to 10s. 6d. per
bashed.

CATl'LE.—SALuutuar, Nov. I.3.—At our market to-day
we bad a very large supply, fully onis.third of which was
of the primeat quality ; and there was a good attendance of
buyers and dealers. Best or beef was all readily sold, at
quite former rates, but other description; from the over full
market, met a dull sale, and many remained over, prices
having a downward tendency. Shee of good quality were
also in great abundance (about 2,6(9) , and met a good sale,
nearly all having changed hands at late prices. In calves
very little business doing, the supply being short. In the
pig market there was au average supply; • good many
business transactions took place, but stock pigs were on the
decline ; fat p 411 were unaltered in prices. Prime oxen
realised lls. fld. to Us. per score; cow and heifer ditto,
lOs. Od. to Ils. Od. ; best Down mutton, Bd. per lb. ;
other breeds, 7d. to 71d. ; veal, 7d. to Bd. ; fresh pork, 7d.
to Bd. ; rated ditto, Bd. to 9d.; and ila. Od. to 11a. 3d.
per score ; green bacon, 9d. to 90. per IL ; dry ditto, 10d.
to lid. ; sweet pickled hams, ltid. to Ild. ; quarter old
store pigs, 10s.to Dia each ; oows with calves, 10/. to 141.

TRAYFIO B.ITIIRNI3.

rifle. Ih.• M. TIMM, ?dal,
ewes. seams. siandlea. 1130. 1811.
Week ending Nov. 4. L L L L.
Cornwall
North Staffordshire 240 8,247 7,630
Week ending Nov. 10.
Glasgow & South Weetern 8,134 7,230
London, Brigbton. and 8
Coast 2241 12,046 4,042 16,44 14,000
Week ending Nov. 11.
Great Luxembourg
London an♦d Blaekwall

unWin

• The above le statutes of traffic due under agreement with
We London and North Western Railway Company

WEATHER REPORT.

Nov. 114 pawns 8 in 8 A. 11..