The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of
the British pos,,cssions in America, computed front the
returns made in the week ending Pith November, , is
21s. 2d. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius,
2.h. 31d. The produce of the East Indies, 2Gs. 21d. The
average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 2ls. Ild.

BRIATOL. NOV. 21.

SVOAIL—We continue to experience a steady demand
both fur scale and relining purposes, and a moderate
amonut of business has been transacted since our last re-
port, without however improving quotations, which rentains
unaltered. The sales of the week comprise about ll° hints.
West India, and :4500 mats of Mauritius—the latter being
all taken by a refiner. In foreign we have not heard of any
sales this week, importers asking higher prices than the
trade arc disposed to give. Refiners' produce sells steadily,
but rather lower prices have in some cases been submittal
to both for stove dried and wet goods. Treacle and brown
bastards arc still quite neglected.
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'tux has been out of de7nand this week, and the s ilcs are
quite unimportant.
Dititm FRUITS.—Of cunants the clearances continue on
a large scale, but prices still droop. A cargo of l'atras, of
mixed quality, has been divided amongst the tr•tde at prices
which have not transpired, hut are believed to be lower.
Raisins are held firmly at 375. to Ma.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.

AstroicaB.—The demand for beef continues very slow,
smell parcels of flue brands have been taken for London ;
but 11 the sales altogether have been to a very limited ex-
tent. There no new felture in 1 ork ; o little old American
has been sold for export. A small parcel of new bacon
has arrived, but is not yet landed. In hams and shoulderl
there is no improvement. The sales of lard do not exceed
60 tons for the week; an effort has been made to keep up
prices, but buyers hold back anticipating a concession.
Cheese continues in fair demand, and hue sorts may be
quoted Is. clearer. Tallow sells slowly, at the prices of last
week. Linseed cake is wanted. Inis It—The butter market
continues exceedingly heavy. The weekly arrivals are still
large, and Mocks here increase; so little is doing that prices
arc nearly nominal, with a tendency downwards, but there
i 4 no change to warrant any alteration since our last quota-
' buns. Belfast, 80s. to 825.; Waterford, 765. to 824. ; Car-
-1 rick and Clonmel, 78:. to till.. ;_ Banbridge and Coleraine,
to tids. ' • Limerick, 714. to 764.; Sligo, 704. to 785.; and
pickled Cork seconds, 725. per cwt. landed. Imported from
Ireland from the 111th to the I.ith instant, both inclusive,
12,853 firkins, 120 kegs, 1,876 crocks, 383 boxes 191 barrels
butter, 209 bales bacon, 3$ firkins and 30 kegs lard.

COTTON.—Livettrooz., Nov. 21.—The cotton market
has been uniformly steady and firm in price throughout the
whole of the week. In some desenptions, such as the
" good ordinary " mud " middling " qualities of American,
there has been en upward tendency, hut scarcely sufficient
to authorise a elianAe in the quotations; and, generally,
there has been a leaning in au upward direction. This state
of the market applies to long stapled kinds, as well as others
—Brazils, Egyptians, and Sea Islands are all in fair request
at former prices. The same may be said of Surat., with the
exception of the very seedy and ordinary qualities.
Throughout the proceedings of the week, we have more ob-
viously felt the decreasing quantity and lightness of our
stocks. We are now beginning to receive the first imports
of the new crop. Hitherto the quantity received has been
small; it is, however, sufficient to give us a pretty fair in•
sight into what we may hope it will prove, and that, we aro
happy to say, is all iu its favour. The Conunittoo of Broken,
place fair Uplands at 511., ; Mobile, at skil. ; and Orleans at
Sid. 3,070 American, 2,760 Surat, and 1,130 E:qptian have
been taken on speculation ; and 2,8110 American, 1,840
Snrut, and .50 Madras for expert. Sales for the week,
40,050 bales.

itOSIERY, &e.—LEICSTER, Nov. 21.—The demand
this w: ell is still dull in the cimirrein lloelery deput brew a. In gloves
there bar bean ore diena, and in boxy good. an entire business.
n thubt superinduinl by the weather. "fuei eis but little doing
in Yants. Weeds reit in firm, end tether &ghee, ledwithst .nilinig
Yarn, are doll of sale. Wages in the coalman hoods ry branches are
unsettled.

CORN.—Cusu.usroup, Nov. 2l.—An incwased supply
of Whect at orireet toatiay, bat, there being a good demand, tally
the prices of lust wirk were made; In come 1111,1111,CA. X rather Warier
ratre acre obt tint d; red, 3"41. to extra, 40n.; wai.e, d,n, t) Col ;
Ilarlef rarer, and rattler dearer; grinning, .Ss. to 24.; m dein 30s.
to 3 le. Brow scarce and a rain dearer.

COVENTRY, Nor. 21.—W0 note an improvement in the
priw of gram lien rally to day. Whe.4 .old at an art: .neo of Cal, per
bag. Paley =re abandaot, and ore co freely .o.d. OW Beaus .1111
eea•c', and were mid at 13.. Pd. per haa. New ee,n% lie. to 12a.;
Oate, 20a. to IJe. Pe., tle. to 12s. pet b Lg.

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Lt.:cowl, Nov. 21.—W0 haw had a large show of Wheat
at mat kit to-Jar, which waa tale t o/ at fully the t rrn s of lad work.
A good supply of Barley, mod ;akar; about the some. Oats In go at
demand at Sterner raze. Wheat, red, 33e. to 35..; white, Oa Bar.
ley, grafting, 21a. to 1 la. ; malting, 28s. Ott.. Bd. to lOr.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.—With us the weather of lute has
been cold and iron' y, i.u', upon a change of 'rind laic light rrom the
moat, it is now more to opor de, and a few vl he &merit all
previouoly detained nt sea trine entered the Mersey tn.. swarnime.
Thee, in !rein the States between Monday last and today oastala
merely 5.7:1 qro. of Wheat, 1.216 q-s. of Indian Corn, and 130 qua, of
Peas, with 7,4 le barrels of Fl our thence awl Call4lll, and lot meta
onlyfrom France; to: a singe arrival of any kind of grain. however,
ha. minaret/ from other parts &broad, and but little from Ireland.
In tiro course of the week the Dritisb markets up to chi. date are gee
nerully reported firm, . nd i r a ma;ority of C.C. Wheat a .d oltor
leading articles are stated to be :min, limber in value. lit traliAtp,rts
of Ireland the trade I. aloe notad steady, but without any 1111:0,1r ant
change in ;nines recontly. During the interval si,ve Tueodvy, a
ra:bvr tuproved feeling mu License evinced here, Who at and Flour
continuing to ehanee hands to a fele extent ea the full hams noted in
nu: :Iva circular, the aspen. of the trade In other reepecto reniaraing
, steady. Having fvie country millers at our Caorn travLarige
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and our lee .1 loaves, kvo rattly, than of late, the transactions In any
description of foreign Wheats were limited It amour! ; hoiderm, not
nitberanding, were 'quill, Wive:cies as before, and anticipating a
teamed demand, the sale. effected were at the full rake of fuesday ;
nbi,ra formers. Wheat sera in good request and the torn deer. r.
states and Canadian Flour all I meeting a he ly dem., al for shit ment
and convinuption, tar me Wands realised a further edvamic of 3d. per
tared; French and Irioh lour ritualising weraried. barley and
Matt ranged precisely the same as Not market.day. Damns and Pb..
were held on rather higher terms, but whtela were scarcely attairrable.
Oa • and Oatmeal, upon a moderate demand, supported our Lot cur-
rency. Indian Corn in eon request at a further da cline of bd, per
quarter. Arrivals from the Doh to the dMh November, inclusive :
%%beat, MOS qrs.; Barley, dab ; Oats, 1,40; Ikons, lii ; Fewa 130 •
Indian Caen, 1.2116; traimeal, 2,5...3 sacks; Flour, BaS sack's anti
.7,5a4 helm.

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MAIDSTONE, Nov. 20.—We had a large market to-day,
and plenty at Wass& ant other grain offering. The rKle Whist
yrs" gKA at la. Tame a.n y, and the ease may be odd up,:o heat
corn, otth arced mate.

CrItAMPTON, Nov. 21.—There was a short supply
of s% heat to-day, which was taken off at In advance of In per qr. as
in t week's rate:. Barky in much better supp 7, an 1 foe .ta but the
very bad enapies the tnuie rulel slow. Flour Is. per sack dearer.
In other attic* no alteratloa. Currency ae follows: Woe 4, 91, to
/. per load. Barley. malting, 24,, to 31s. o.w, 14. Jolts. Beam,
3J.. to Xs. Flour, 2•s. to :v.. per sack.

WAILEFIELD:NOT. 21.-03'as:try winds haws again in-
tense,' to prevent the arrival of vessels Own the east ecuPt. To day
our siiow of new Wheat to only moderate, and for each thcre Pi a fair
Mk a. la. per qr. advance, Prone the rates of last weir; incite
With toolihianu a sale tombs an, Improvement. Palk': in better sop.
ri, and panes are generally Is. per qr. lower. Oat. and SliPliing or.
fatly es dosr. Bean. commas item., out being estrum lots rata..
No variation in other iat.C:oll. Import. during the week Wheat,
'soot q..• Barley, 3,010, Oats, 3113, Ikea, 1,719 , Peas, 121 ;
33eflling, 60.•

C.kTTLE.—BARNiT, Nov. 21.—1 n Sheep there wan a
elmidersble fallen r off, a. ao Let seldom U weer has a worse sample
b exhiAtei on sac former ocession. There vu • large and vice-
old show of Pigs. Prom the comearscusea of Wines' an Wive
trade me done smong4 store neut.% yet a eleamme mold not
sifee,ed. Sheep of all !reeds met with a pod demand; prices bad
an upward bwdomey ; and Walser war soon brought to a e:ose.
DONCUTEM Novi:mass Fetw.—This fair, for the sale
of little, Simko, and lloms, arta bead on Monday look The a'tend.
sane of buyers or os ennediney large, and there was a Ml* demand
for all demrtptions of stoic, earmiAlly in-Wren, and newly-calves
Cows, Mitch sold at frees 121. to 111. each ; there was only • it-
' sited supply, however, of thin kind of stoic, and, as mnoy buyers
were in attendance, an advance of from 21. to a. we., plume sus
tae usual robs. We Ltd W.O a very plentiful ',Apply of lean
rue sad good two and three-year old animals mid at from
1. rote,
to ill. lee., and, in aim festrissa, M. 12.. each.
All Made at Aware bad a rutty mak at to Meuse re hem
11. lea ts 21. d had
swabs/ at thus vas lbw" aid Dearly
all sold, akhossb lower raw hal to Is tales. 1111111 rriunt to lists"
the show, tar to • whelk was my fidiessat. Wisest die felt le
always .soldered to be griselphy a and audsielr pedal
11 leek for eplealtural paeDaw, IMMO tspdral ;few. rad
add resin, at from 171. re BeL NA. Them a a wry sasses
let ef Isms requielor pad sag MIMS{ list. dim the wafter
Wilisf wril.hret ashaals MY, they was maim Is
eses. , dst* vumellherdsse et Sabra
stlastram les ealhrDlillttlßalignyaltre

Elms's, Nov. 21.—The supply of cattle was by no
moans roanty to-der, and of sheep there was a Ivrea number driven
in. Wee( w. a trill: higher than last week. end Re per more was In
maw Mame s freely &ea. Inlenne quality wee lower, end the
pries multd from 7s. to 78.94. Cows and ciews wire at ahnut the
u.ual acmes —soma very prune were sold at fr rui I if. to 151.; and
risers were peruse seen, C. so inferior kind, which fetched from LPL
ml upwards. Then, were but eery few steen in the musket,
Ernes pness. Harrevers fetched true ge. to 4s. 6d. per mime. In
the Sheep market, a goal deal of badness was dose. Prbues were as
high as 1.4 week. Prime anthers fetched bd. per lb.; sane were
gold et 41d. Rau were from 40. to 418. Pigs were ablut the
ease es loot week—the average be ..boat is. wore. The eupply
of pork worts wee large, and from Os. to 7s. per
100111.
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Yost, Nov. 20.—Thera was a tolerably fair show of fat
Beasts, but rather Inferior In quality, many of the animals shown
toeing short of feeding, basing been brought to market prematurely
to meet the outgoings at Martinmas. First clear Beef fetched ss. 3d.
per stone; Inferior down to 4s. 6d. Of Sheep ready for the butcher there
was a very good show, and a lair cies:woe was effected at, for mall
weights, 3d. to Sid., sad in rotas eboice Instances Sid. per ; heavy
weights from 41d. to 3d. In the lean stock market there was a vet y Is
show. Experienced meu declared it we. the largest fortnight fair that
had been been witnessed here for many year.. In lean Cattle there was
a good share of business done, but at peters tending downwards from
our Soolinas fair quotations, an 4 a .00d many lots were left nevoid,
especially among the Boots. Calving Coosa were in numerous supply,
and were inquired alter, and well bought up. at fair average arias.
Of grar.mg sheep there was about the usual oupply, but not much
bwdness was done, and many w:re turned out umold.

Dtntts, Nov. 2.).—The attendance was large, but the
greater pa-t of tl.e Cattle were inferior. The demand for pt.:me meat
was better than that of lAA week, and evidently unwarde ; for mid-
dling and inferior so change. Wv therefore re-quote prime of Beef
from 34e. t., 40e. ; prime, 42e. per cwt., sinking offal ; for navy con-
tract., ',fie. to 2G.. per cwt. net ; Mutton, :rd. to ; Veal, 60. p r
lb., also In sink. Tar t'.g market was not a Large one. Prices, .4s.
ti 3A. per cwt., being about le. downwards from bet week.
GLASOOW, Nov. 20.—Our market to-day exhibited a
large eupply of Olen, and only an average stoc.k of Sheep. The Used
were but slowly divosed et, while the Sheep were readily sold; the
f rrner did not all find buyers, but the latter did, at pries much the
same as LIPt week. The numbers were: Oxen, 1,013 ; Sheep, 2,472.
The price.: !lc Beef, beet, 42e. per cat, sinking the off tt ; current,
tes. •. inferior, 3M. to age. Best aged Wed len, 3;d.; current, 3d. ;
Infector, 30. to id. per lb.