The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.
The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 90 hhds. i3arbadoes, 335.
to 38s. 64. ; 780 bags dates, 29.. N. to 325. 63.; small lot of
Cuba, 335. to 35s.—Coffee : 160 bags native Ceylon, 40e.—
Linseed : 320 hags Bombay, 465. 6d.—Redwood : 10 tons
East India, 41. 12s. 6d.—Nitrate of Soda: 350 bags, 13s. 9d.

COTTON.—LivgarooL, Nov. 27.—The cotton market
closes with an upward tendency. Compared with Friday's
rates, prices of American are Id. to Id. per lb. dearer;
ordinary and middling Surat and ail other kinds Id. per lb.
The sales to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales, of which 500
are for export and 1,000 on speculation, and consist of
American, with 600 Pernam and Maranham, at sd. to 6ad.;
200 Bahia, 51d.; 300 Egyptian, 51d. to Tit. ; 1,500 Surat,
3d. to 4d. The total imports since this day se'nnight are
50,000 bales.
Mancgasrge., Nov. 27.—There is again an active
market to report, and prices have a tendency upwards.
Grey printing cloths are quoted, in the better qualities,
lid. to 3d. a, vans on the lates obtainable a fortnight ago,
and 36-inch shirtings of the higher reeds (GO to 72) are, in
some cases, 3d. to 4ld. dearer. In water twist up to 30's
there has been a very large business, and spinners are now
deeply under contract. Prices aro Id. to Id. above the
rates eight or ten days ago, and the better qualities of 20's
are Id., and in some cases Id. per lb. higher. Mule twist
has not partaken of the advantage to the same extent.
The anxiety evinced by spinners to increase their stocks of
cotton at the present reasonable rates has led to much acti-
vity at Liverpool, with an advance, and this is to some
extent the cause of the higher rates here. The demand for
yarn, both by the home trade and by the German houses,
is large, and for some counts of water twist even better
prices than those quoted could have been obtained for early
delivery—a condition which, owing to the large contracts
running, it is not easy to secure.

WOOL..—BS&DPORD, Nov. 27.—There has been more
looker, for combing Wools than for some time put, and
any lots that could be offered worth the money have met
with buyers. In some of the commission houses good lots
of Wool are held on account of the consigners, at prices
that cannot be realised; and u there has been more buyers
in the country it has only tended to stiffen their prices; and
the farmers have in many instances effected sales at prices
that, a few weeks ago, no ono would dare to give. What if
mbe the upshot, no one seems able to develops, for it is
not the quantity consuming, or the price that yarns are
commanding, that warrant the purchases recently made.
:foil and brokes are without change in any way.

MANUF/CTURES.—BRADFORD, Nov. 27. Yarns :
The short-time working, coupled with the stopping of ma-
chinery, is already beginning to show the beneficial influ-
ence of such a course—the surplus stocks of yarns are cleared
off, and the inquiries far supplies during the put week and
this day, furnish strong proof that the present production is
not in excess of the demand. Spinners generally are not
only seeking but obtaining advances for immediate deliveries.
The manufacturers ere anxious to arrange their contracts
for the coming month, but we do not bear that an contracts
have been entered into at present month's rates. The gene-
ral opinion is that yarns will have an upward tendency, as
spinners are not likely to put their machinery in full operation
until prices reach a point that will cover the cost of produc-
tion. Pieces : Never at any period during November have
the home trade merchants added less to their stocks, evidently
anticipating • decline in prices. It is perfectly true that
needy sellers may have pressed small lots on the market,
but the general course pursued has been an abandonment
of manufacture by the stoppage of a large quantity of
looms, and, notwithstanding all the care exhibited, the cost
of the raw material is fully as dear as at the beginning of
autumn. The yarn trade, which has for a long time been
very greatly depressed, enabled manufacturers to produce
• cloth very cheap, but it is quite evident that it has seen
its lowest price, and that the cost of goods will be somewhat
increased, as they cannot renew their contracts so favour-
ably as in the beginning of the month. Throughout the
week the merchants have exhibited a feeling of inquiry as
to the stocks, no doubt waiting for • favourable opportu-
nity, and the business done will be fully more than any
during the present month.

HOSIERY, dc.—Nornsionaw, Nov. 27.—The condi-
tion of the cotton stocking trade for the finer and better
qualities is still upon the whole satisfactory. The glove
trade, especially the silk gloves, is in a coutrag condition.
The bobbin•oet trade, both plain and fancy, is very dull,
though there are said to be some orders for lace; but theso
have )nade no increase in the activity amongst the work-
people.—Notta Rados°.

CORN. BANBURY, Nov. 27.—The trade for Wheat
here tieday was bra*, at full prices. Barley a doll sale, at a reduc-
tion of is. rm.?. Qs a and Beans without altsraan is price. Quo-
' mikes as to/loin :—Wheat, 4s. 3d. to to. 9d. per bushel. Barley,
23• 93 231 par gr. Oats, 18s. to 245. Beans, 3s. to 4. per bushel.
BRIGHTON, Nov. 27.—A steady trade was experieweed
to-day for pain of all dsmulpttuns, and last week's prises have under-
goes so change. Wheat, add, white, 91. 10.. to 101. ; rod, hi. to
111. 13a. ; new, white, ltd. to 104. 10e.; red, 9/. to 91. Ss. barley,
MIL Co 30a. Oats, 171. lid. to 191.9 d. Waits, 27e. to 30a Peas, 191.
to 30a.

Davutas, Nov. 27.—We had a larger supply of Wheat
today Manna vest, whicb met a dull We, but there was no reduo.
ties la price ; • good eiserame wai made; a panel of white Talavera
Whoa was said by Mr. Barman at Mown,, at tie. W. per met. Bar-
ley also met tided eels, at last week's priors; but the quality was not
I generally so good. In Oct., Bemis, sad Peas the trade was heavy,
bet there was so alteratioa In price. Wheat, white, per qr., ere.;
test red, Mis. to 4 tai.; middling, rte. to MN. ; isfesioe, tea. to ate.
Barley, Us. to 31s. Oats, Iva. to 245. Prem. Ns. to 375. Pam,
Ms. to Us. per qr. Pima, Ilse, per mak, iii. to Sta.; seconds,
37.. to Ma.

Featimair, Nov. 27.—Thu Wheat bade waa rather dull%
Sae tramlines realised the rates of lest week. The supply wee rood.
Wheat. M. to. to Ili. pee load. Barley, Mato 31s. pee qr. Osti.
17a M. to 21s. Per, Ph to DL. Betas ala to tee.

GODALMINO, NOT. 26.—The Wheat trade continues firm
at this mutat. awl • good Imams Ins does at lama prom.
Wheat, red, Ha to Us., white, 39a. to 41a. ; Lea lb. to Ode.
Dories. ISe. to .Os. Pass, 89a. to Si.. Ewa. Sta. to 31a. theta,
17a. to 20s. per dr.

MAIDSTONE, Nov. 27.—We had a dull Wheat trade to-
day villa a goad eappiy at a decline d la per qr. la price. trot
Ken Ina abort in ripply, aid Ilidier kes maid but sot ranked.

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Nor. 27.—We hats bad rather Clare
doing is Wheat toelay ; bat week's pekes tally supported. Barlayt
rather eon °feriae; prima la.
d 4
qaartir lower. Roans awl
Pee rather dearer. Wheat, Urn. to 44a. Replay, 36a. aaa. Bow,
Us. lk. Ps.; no. to Us.
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NEWBURY, Nov. 27.—We have seals to report a liberal
supply of Wheel, white meta slow rate et tartly the setae at last
week. The ply of Barley 'speeded tee delsesd. what led to
reduetias dimly la per qr. trey Bras, aid Yeas la demand, sad
quite sa dear.
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PLyttoova' Nov. 27.—The continuance of northerly
winds Yap canarognas of Wboat monad bon Prawn, mad at Una
sioralaeo market Mara were as front movies an 'bon; bat with a
V.....attaadaeos ot =Mara Uteri was a kir dankaad, aad solesaaad, of
sal at old Mans ware made at the tan dews.

Rovirrow, Nov. 27.—Whit trans hlly as dear. Fine
Barley ram. sad Node Mawr mars maw; sasoad sad third &a-
(dirtier wen with sold at lad tritik's prima. Wheat, Ma.
to arc par load. Biddy, db. to ida. par Ir. Oder, lila to 141..

Limnos, Nov. 27.—With a short supply of Wheat,
the task i Ira sad Mt Mit payola NU Ire* at WI worit's prom.
Its arena price UM wart o its. pd. pc qr. Tho trade la Barley la
maw, at :as. to Its. In other pain not Ltd* doing.

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WoaxixoTow, Nov. 26.—Therit was a Tay limited sup-
ply of Whist sit mask* *day, mamas wont MU, bat alatost nese-
Um la FM% Tho gamut, et oes sad Ikea, me above the monis
W Sras,. being Irma° nauseam was Mislaid. Whist, Is.. to
170. M. Batley. Pa to Mu Ude. 7s. 64. oak Mom. per sass,
la W. to la lOd. Climes!. le. M. Basleyasur, Is.
Soar, is. M.
Warauroart, Nov. 26.—Our delimits of grain from
borers sennane man, sod with tho exasciluo o 7 laduta Clam oar
lord's rends aro very loaned. lho &mous& it boaanote gaming st
oar moist `as y as. to • lair Watts K aaaltarod rates for may
salsa to the Mau

ZDINIIOIait, NOT. 26.—We had again a large supply of
grata la tie market today. Woe wore Ea 1 kr all aorta, with the
Margo *haat. Wheat, 33a. to 414 Salley, lea to At. Oaas
l Ith ft Dew, lb. is Ho.

GLAspow. Nov. 26.—Soas pangs of Anericsa Flour
boas darlog tbe IN* as will so • ba or two at °awes
Wbfe4 sod Ile undo power *swat diewatios to powebtoo, ht
wassa NMI twMa saima. tray of Eg, paw Moot
K. at Ili tot ball awe pawn taw we obwarl. nod
our*, gni flow bins men Itorbt Ono, at well at War
tad Patta lbw au tilde Waft eIIOSPIMIS atm tatskot ado MIS.
Is. bat ail*. wen Wiwi& oraddarablo insawo, sod la the
Mao elbilat prime WON °beam& Now Wawa cams forward
vary apabily sod Is nosh maid..

CATTLE, de.—Hosszast (Susaax) Fats, Nov. 27.
Ms Miami dome at Mig Mr yagarday wee gory Intnaira Ile
impengmgat la the prime eassioal at meat Yrs !sr a More Bears
if poi gift gam Mali aggialalmil at Ms isk, sat I. souse in.
gimp • mir Mims Ms ben emitightd. The middling
alai Week. minas imprigased a New trade, and rather
lisillaed M gala% Ohm* sot to asp material extent.
Ogre anal sad knaird with mg meat then gam:.
Seed. mails lima 1111. te IP. agily. Weli.hred Were, la.
MSeedy at IL la 81. &IWO CON% U a htle meaty. made
gt OWL lamp met with a reedy sate, maul sapportirg Me
CrMaiseetamemm 6 pare ell, had • good deum4 nails*
* gime adi 8 gagiamb, M t e 30 gg s. Mang
may lakes/ and MIMI. mire. figs Inn
Nawaax, Nem EL—There has sot bees a large market
today, sod Vamp two had a dm appanage ; as mum begMem
wag deem Then Igoe ti sheep, 19e lout, ad 194 Pip panned.
13.31.901111, Nov. EL—Ws had sot quits so Lap a supply
at son today, bad.st.eadll ler the &mad. elilladr• MS It has
beerme. Ms "Egg wry good. For ell prime 13m1 sad
Menem aped bat pips Pe envy anode west be reported
wlthadimpa Bat amildi
Wagartmo, Nov. 1111.-900 Beasts and 4,800 Sheep
sag oared. MM. 4g. M. go SA gd. pm Moue. Malin, 414.10 Sid.
per Ift. Badmen was PA sod only • this attemlaate al etudamers.
Moth stack maid.
EDIA3OIOII, Not. 28.—The supply of Cattle was less
this maniess then Wag 3e7, ale 134 lage Om kg wok. Sage don,
M 9 prima; await ph% Si. AL to as ed.;
MI blunt gone. Si. &Lads. pa Dna Mom. At
the dam • game ~or wen mail Thom waggles a gameyply
Melte% Morin/a Map sAis. es us four. amwWMaaslal
the Mon WM& miss wire PM, plimme. at Maw gang, I*
gene Pik hist 14•11 M. iii; Myatt prise. M.; sins sad Lynnblab. NM 411.1. 11.1.

-- Bto " CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 26.—This
annual market was held es the tame grouted that Hollow Pair occu-
pied • fortnight ago. The stork wee about en overage number, but
not of that curled cb trotter to nth the nor. of pureboteet• that was In
attendance. Ste •thubt there were a few catenates buthre, but the
meJority were farmers who came to tick up .mall Math small (Antic
for tee purpose of wisteria' told this omn', e los being short in anot-
her*, many bad to leave un,thread, whula ethers were conthelltd to
uu..elli.soe a larger kind of Cattle. The at ek wart compoeed of short.
with • few lout of erases and Gateways. end o prem.lly number
of Hhththed and EGA Beseh. About eleven o'clock there was a
methalent in the market by way of ex tanning the lotess, but It
was souse toneidetable time afterward+ before aid were
ffeeted. Betimes twelve sea ono o'clock a lot or two
of ensull Highlanders and Sheet-horns were oboe wed to move off.
After this hour sales catilnued to be made, although with very lath
spied. for the matter of • couple of boors. after which time business
came to • stand, and did trot reamer itself sods, even up to th, close
of the market. The unpropitious state of the weather, and the
market stance being in such • puddle, bad • very injurious
effeet area the appearance of the animals. It Is sot expected
that the sleek shown here at this time to to be anything like those
glove at Hallow lair, still they were In better condition than had
been then at ibis market for some years past. In fact. it was one
o'clock before all the cattle were placed, because at this hour those
left unsold at the cattle market in town were only droppinit in. AA
only as two o'clock several lots of digetent kinds of cattle left
the ground unsold, which was very discouraging ,0 the
large holders of stork. The first pries' ant d were. in
consideratket of the quality of the mock higher than
what was asked .t Hallow Voir, bet they were comptlled to give way
before anything could be done. Some few Cealers gut clear handed,
but three were the exceptions, as all the rest had more or lees unsold.
It was from the beginning to the dose • very sluggish market, end
about one-third of the stock remained unsold. The following are the
reductions upon the various knack lAAOB Hallow Pair:—Aß animals of
the value of 31., and down to 41., about Its. per bead; sad in some
instances cattle =tier that •ti{lo bodies-abaft to a greater redaction.
The Galloway breed was probably the only kind that supported auy-
thing like the prices got a f might ego, and this erne, from the short
supply of this king; but In ease Instances a reduction of flee per
cent. was experienced. A choruses of this hied was effected.
the short-honed nude, with few exceptions, suffered • reduc-
tion of 10 per cent. There were several lota of Yorkshire Calves
but they did not appear to be much looked after. althoughthectol *ales
were effected, butt at a decided reutithion from what was obtained at
Hallow Fair. Irish Cattle: the show of this description of stock w.•
pretty eonsldthanie, ar.d the quality • fair average. Two-year-olds
how 14. to lg., and at.; and • they superior let—suedtthes to be the
beet of this kind in the mazkot—of the same age, at IN. There was
little or no demand for this kind, end the miss effected bad to yield to
a reduction of from 10 to IS per that. • very cound. ruble number
were left unsold. Country tows: There was • very meagre thltibi-
ti aof this kind. What was really rod was peke lop at the priest
of tot cay tortnight, but the Inferior kinds were quite tutualsible.—
Ifelethrrea Cures!.

AMERICAN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, FRIDAY ErENING, Nov. 14.
MONEY Meawrr.—The "mount of specie which it is
expected will he taken sat by the Franklin to-morrow, and the exten-
sive shipments expected to homed* next met (which it was supteeed
would amount to two naillisias) bus had runlet effect on the money
market, ant loons haver% lionntibtabied with as meth ea they
were a day 0, two der. 1W twin an proceeding with ceuU n, and
will not extend their kookier sas no en render it necessary to curtail
to any event. The era Indy Mite fall payments are over, and will
he entirely so at the emidedon of the present in +nth. Paper is not
plentiful in maker, sad ememeently rates sic not likely to advance.
T ip stain of ins ram =whew of Europe show a continuity
beensdng aiming% wish will felt in this market
we beg. The mien Is the Werke are experiencing relief.
awl messy Me &sins& Is prig at several of the prominent
pelage Ends. lie imeentswiteded from ralifornia will be in suf.
kient gm* Om the ifiewis 'mindedness until our cotton ship-
ments pe daewaN be walleima mime le take its plans. While the
lebillgeme hem thermal ghee WI Warr prim by tech micotalive
weemwoestos alma be pershersikad temequently saint* Ito
sfteed. lot the Moser paha meet be Seedbed. sad when the re.
wilawa tbe red senibees staple wit do the duty it h. per.
Ibrinsi kw as mew pmt. We I b art NO In u,e future to
apprehend, and me dr" wane* my bare an exceedingly
eseimmesed sada tbreedi the wide et die semis winter.
Were el Mom I. J. Itadow awl Op., the extensive paper
help Mediddere tie " Choirs Menu-
lb eirleg Cenynny,*nenim t. waMumbMe beset affect that cum.
paf,tbe Aire we swig erelrely be Inseres. lirtow's private

s bean es satin &Mel IS krellte fiebange for remit-
tens by the wise to-sorrow, Malay. Bibs of the right sort are
earn, sad rase en Aria. We owes bills os London 10, to ,61 per
aseM premium; oe Pada, sfr. 15 to Sir. 131 ; Amsterdam, 411 to 41,;
• Broom 79, to 791; Hamburg, 361 to 3xl. The ['rankle, for dame,
will take out nearly • million of dollars in specie. F.olgorsents here
' already bees made fee eight hundred Moused dollars. The eds.
mews spear to be ineroming, Indeed of winernahing, wad our re.
slide from Odifernia suit be hey Mtge to keep good our present
493917
AIISIZ motioned native, the Wee reaching 150 bbl.; pate at
4 dole. b 7115, and pearls at 5 dela. 371 e. per 10 dole.
Basnatern. —Flour varied ; there er, re 9,060 bbl.. ordinary
Slate and Western purchased at dieser prises, witty fancy Ohio and
Ossieses at 4 dais. IS4e. to 4 doh. 50e ; and extra ditto and Moo at
4 daN, s7is. to a dale. 6310. ; Camillus wan wultered, though 4000
KW midst allele. 031 e. to 4 dole, including 6 0 No. 3 at 3 dors. 69c.
to 3dia4 73e. • Southern remained as last noted, the bovines ear.
keens 1,404 atone to choke new at old rater. Rye flour was
quit at 3 dais. SAL, whine! ferny seal, MO bids found • market at
3 dole 314 e. to A duds Wee. Wheat seined dowdy; 4,70.' bus. Mi.
Miffs whits MOW partially Mk. to97a, and 10,000 Cenadian ditto,
Hula Lend. Daft and cola continued demised, while there were
I,lloa be.. Bye bought at 70e. Corn moved to the extent of 30,1.141
boa. died es Gk. 61c., and yellow at 62e. to 62;c., the previous
Wm
tenow.—llas operations today, were eonined to about 700 bales,
at table Woes.
Naval, tiroses.-5011 barreis erude. turpentine were** up et
3 dab. ; 100 spirits, in kn. at 37c. to 350., ash; and 500 common
rosin, at 1 dd. ne. to 1 del. lAA
VLUVICIONe. —Pork conueued as teat stated, the sales including 60D
bbla. old sad new, at previous rates; while beef felt to 7 dole. 300. to
o &As. 75e. for mess, and 4 don. to 4 dots. 97 to for prime, with Wes
of 4001di5. ; sad city sat green Muss advanced to s dots. to 34 dole.,
with isles of 1,4110. 135 bbie. lard were taken at Sc. to ale., and some
droned hogs at Sc. to 61e.
Fassurs.-11hippers were inclined to wait the receipt of the private
letters doe by the LArntwia, before doing much. To Liverpool, 1,500
WS were signed, to fill up, et.lod.; grain was et Md.; roves •
and cotton, me eighth of assay. lb London. rase 300 to 61.06
dour were pgyed, at Is 9d.; and a lot of clover seed, near 10e Was.
and Uses, at 34. fair the former, and 75e, for the lattr. To Havre,
rates were seedy at le. for cotton. To California, a fair hardness was
doing at rats numb., from 45e. to tee.

NEW OULEANS, Nov. 11.

Cotton is animated; sales to-day, 7,000 biles, at very
full priers; etriA middling, 71,0. Bucar W dechniul Molaw
baa Blau decitoed, 7uo Ws, wing sold at lip. for prime. Mu
°ode., ince 3,04.00 bap, at ite. to ale.

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THIS DAY, Noow.
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The retinas from the Mewing places did not reach this
aloe in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore
indicate the state of the weather on Wedwoday morning at
eine o'clock.

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WATERFORD AND KILKENNY RAILWAY. The
directors' report just issued for the half-year ending Sept.
29 states that, since the last half-yearly meeting, a very.
great improvement has taken piece in the affairs of the
company. The almost unparalleled difficulties which have
so lung embaraseed the directors have been considerably
reduced, and they have no doubt that the financial liabili-
ties, in • short time, will be entirely removed, and the
undertaking placed on a substantial basis. The liabilities,
which in a previous report were stated to be 10,0001., have
been cleared off t' the extent of 40,000/. ; so that an addi-
tional 10,0001. will liquidate the existing claims, and leave
the company entirely free from debt. A further sum of
10,0001. will enable the company to purchase the requisite
quantity of rolling stock and close the capital account.
The comparatively large outlay in the revenue account,
2,6381., during the half-year, is owing to the payment of
certain outstanding claims for stores, &c. Re., which were
previously included in the account of liabilities. The sb
*tract of working expenses for the last six months shows
that a profit of 1781. has been realised by the traffic de-
partment, which the directors consider satisfactory, taking
into account the isolated character of that portion of the line
open. The engineer's report shows that, during the half-year,
considerable progress has been made, as well in the com-
pletion of the Knockwilliam contract as in the construction
of the new works between Knockwilliam and Mullinavat ;
and, if no unfureseen impediments take place, the railway
will be finished to the point of junction with the Waterford
and Limerick Railway in the ensuing spring. The direc-
tors consider themselves as now eble to form an opinion as
to the amount the line will have cost when the capital ac-
count is closed, and although the expense of constructing
the first 17 miles has been unreasonably high, the economy
which has characterised the arrangements for completing
the remaining portion will reduce the average, so that the
cost per mile will bear comparison with any similar under-
liking ; and although the population has been considerably
reduced by emigration, yet, as the traffic of the district
will, to a lance extent, consist of agricultural produce, the
directors still entertain the most favourable opinion as to
the remunerative character of the line when the traffic shall
have been fully developed.—DeNeate M'Leon, Chairman ;
WILLIAM SLADE PAIIIMIL, Secretary.
A STRIKING FACT connected with one of the
Frimley murderers has lately come to light. It will be 1.0-
membered that the name of the penon charged with the
murder of the late Rev. C. Holiest was Levi Harwood, who,
after having confessed his guilt, was executed. It appears
that this individual, a few mouths before the murder,
applied for admission at the Westminster Ragged Dormitory
and Colonial Training School of Industry; but he was one
of the number, varying from 60 to 80 each week, to whom
admittance is refused, owing to the want of funds. The
earnestness of his appeal, however, so struck the governor,
Mr. Nash, that he entered his name, age, and address, in a
book kept for the purpose of filling up vacancies. This
fact will probably induce the benevolent public to ex-
tend their beneficence to thikinstitution. The vagrant, on
his reception, undergoes a severe probation in a solitary
cell, living on bread and water for at least a fortnight, and
after a lengthy and strict course of instruction is enabled to