The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-16 00:00:00

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Grand Open Steeplechase has closed with 21 nominations,
the Handicap Hurdle Race with 19, and the Welter Cup
with 13.

MARKETS.

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COTEON.—LruntrOOL, Nov. 15.—The buboes to-day
in our market is limited, with irre prime. The sales
are 5,000 bales, includes 4,490 made a, 4d. to Sid.;
350 Surat, 41d. to 4jd. • 100 Eyptiaa, eid. to 90. • and
60 Eernsme to sjd.—of whith lOU are far export. and
'peculation. The week's import is 2,923 bales.
WOOL AND WORSTED.—ERADTOIII), Nov. 13.—The
successive rises in the rate of discount at the Bank of Eng-
laid and the moral tightening in the money market appear
to have almost panlysad trade in all branches for the day,
and the improvement which was taking place has
been @upended. Every one seems tontine(' to wait and see
what turn affairs will take. Prices, however, are not at all
affected thereby, nor, Indeed, with the must great
scarcity of wool, can they be, unitise some unlocked
for adverse influence arise. The colonial sales begin
in London to-day. The condition of monetary
matters has also checked business in this branch today.
During the past week, however, the firmness in wool has
established confidence that yarns cannot recede in price,
and so, to meet some not inconsiderable orders for America
and elsewhere, the merchants have shown rather more ani-
mation to-day, bet the actual sales are not materially in-
creased. In this branch of trade, at in others, the increased
value of money maims' groat caution, and a partial cheek
upon business. When sales are attempted, nianufacturna,
on the ground that wool has been must difficult to buy, are
asking a slight advance. The makers of light fancy goods
are becoming a little more busy, and some !interline orders
have bean given oat.

OORN,—Branntonau, Nev. 15.—At Gloucester market
on the Mt, wheatiwas la. per quarter lower ; at Worces-
ter, same day, s decline of la. to 3. per quarter was reluc-
tantly submitted to. Barley doll and inferior new declin-
ing. Oats quite as dear. Beans and peas maintained their
value, with less doing. Duriug the present week the trans-
actions in wheat have again been on a limited scale ; ttr
make progress lower prices must have been taken. Barley
diffieuh to quit and is. per quarter cheaper. Oats firm and
inquired for. Beans and peas held for previous rates. At
Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat was ls. to 2s. per quar-
ter lower, with very little doiog. At this day's market there
wee a fell supply of wheat. and to effect Wm a reduction of
ile. per quarter had to be submitted to. Barley gore way
Is. per quarter. Oats in fair request, at previous rate..
Peas la. per quarter lower. Beans less in request. The
millers reduced the retail price of Sour Is. 4d. per sack.

Dusts, Nov. 15.—W0 had a large supply of wheat; the
best quidlties were fully Is. per qr. lower ; while all inferior
kinds wen from 2e. to 3s. per qr. lower, and almost unsale-
able at that reduction. Barley was in large supply ; the
bast was Ia per qr. lowa, and inferior sorts 2.. Wheat,
best, 624 to 708. ; middling, its. weds.; Inferior, 425. to 31s.
Barley, 34.. to 47e. Oats, 231. to 33.. Brans, 46a. to 50s.
Peas, 42e. to 465. Maar, 6ne, Ma. to 64e. per sack ; seconds.
46e. to 49e.

MAICHZATIII, Nov. 15.—Our market this morning was
not well attended, and wan of a very quiet diameter. The
best descriptions of English and foreign wheat Rohl slowly
at barely late rates, while aeooodary and inferior aorta were '
quite unsaleable, and offered at irregular primps. There woe
very little doing in dour, and whilst prime qualities of
Attach were held firmly. American would have been parted
with at a reduction of tid. per barrel. English was
altoge-
ther neglected, and only nouiival in value. lists sod oat-
meal were less sought ifter, and the turn cheaper. Beau
I were steady, but Indian corn decliued 1.. per qr.
NmV•ag, Nov. 14.—There was • large attendance at
to-day's market Wheat in good supply, but the greater
I proportion being out of condition, prima were very ins.
gular, the beat sorts not lower. Oats and beans slow sale,
at rather lees Money ; also barley. Another 11133attnt says
the supply of wheat from the farmers was. increased, bat
the quality still continues miserably inferior. Good-aue•
ditioned old made WO rates; new cheaper. White sold at
54e. to 744. ; red, 80s. to bits. per 36stoue. Malting
sold steadily at the currencies of last week, which
from 40s. to 48e. per qr. ; grinding, Is. lower, and samples
made 335. to 36a. per 3CI stout. The supply of eats was
somewhat in excess of the demand, imd new scuts were
cheaper. (lid firm, at 345. to 38a. ; new, Ns. to 30a. per
34 stone. In beans the rater of the week previous were
estahlideal ; old, sb. to dig. ; new, 41/4. to 435. per 38
storm. reaa unaltered, and samples made 44e. to 48e. per
quarter.
Nirivisritr. Nov. 15.—Our market was again largely sup-
plied with wheat, is rather better condition ; the beet sam-
ples realised 1.. per qr. We mosey, and inferior from 2.. to

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3.-11arometer oolvected and re7dtto;cto 82 deg. at mean sea
level : each 10 feet, of vertical Han, musing onehundredth of an
Inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 3! deg., causing three.
hundnAths increase (nearly). lt —Exposed thermometer In
shade. M.—Moistened ditto (for evaporation and dew point,.
D.--Dlreetion of wind (Ins—Rot magnetic). Y.—Force 10 to It
—estimated). C.—hood (1 to 9). I.—lnitial letters: b, blue sty:
a. clouds ,detached; ; f fog: h, 1., lightning: m, rainy
(h ary) ;o. overcast (dell) ; r, rain . a, snow t. thunder. A
letter repeated augments—thus, re. much rain,