The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Moscone].)
sugar the produce of the British possessions in Atueric4,
for the wog sadist, Nov. 19, is Vs. per cwt., inclusive
of the customs duty.—The average pram of brown or
Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius for the week
ending as above is Sle. 111 d.—No return of the 'moire
price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the
Fiat Indies for the week ending as above.—The average
price of the two foregoing descnptions of sugar jointly I.
Iris. rid. per curt,

HsuMot., Nov. 22.—We bare had a very den market this
week, and the Balm is the West lathe market do sot retch
hbda. Prime nominaL Bodoni is in better demand.
and ash at steady prior. Rum very dull ; no sales of
any derczipien to report.

TALLOW.—Famay E'viratro. —The market was fiat
to-clay at the following rates :—SW, mow, 51a. 61.; all the
un—k 50a. 9d. ; December, Ma. to 50s. 9d. ; Jaauary to
525. to Ms. ; Marsh, 525. Gd. to 525. 3d; ; April to
Jun., ; 1860 Y.C., 50.. 6d. to 60s. 91.1. M auction
274 maks ware offered, of which 174 sold ; South American,
at 525. ceeaumat Oil was steady ; Cochin, at 50s. Q. to
Ma. ; Ceylon, at 495. 6d. ; and Sydoey, at 495. to 495. 6d.
Palm oil, 46a. fine Lagoa. Deliveries to last evening, 1,711
maks ; atsinL. 8,417 casks.

COTTON. —Lnimitor, Nov. 22-4 be market opened with
• good general demand, which continued up to Monday,
prior remaining very steady at previous rates ; since then
it has 'Lammed • quieter tone, and occasional sales have
taken place at • decline of fully id. per lb. in the lower
qualities of American ; the better kinds, however, are lea
affected, and are tolerably well supported. Surat+ were
largely dealt in early in the week, but subsequentl have
been in less request, and in most instances are fully ad. per
lb. easier. A moderate business only has been done in Bra-
sil and Egyptian, add these descriptions remain nominally
unchanged. Speculators have taken 20,490
5,420 American, 470 Teroam, 60 Egyptian, 480 Bah and
14,210 Surat ; and there have been taken for ex ,690
bales, vie., 1,570 American and 5,120 Surat. The market
' opens to-day with a moderate demand ; probable sales about
6,000 bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for export.
COTTON 000136,—MANCIIISTZR, Nov. 22—There is
very little change in the cloth market, but if anything,
business is rather quieter. both manufacturers and buyers
seem to be holding beck, and the market seems to lose no.
thing in firmness. There is a telegram from Calcutta that
a large speculative demand bad sprung up on the 29th or
30th Oct. with higher pekes, but these advices do not seem
to have induced any extra business here. At Bombay, on
the 96th Oct, it is reported that a good demand continued
to snake itself felt in the bazaars, and last prices were 'rib
tingly paid by buyers. Higher rates were obtainable only
on • few descriptions. The sales of the previous fortnight
were 73,500 pieces, and would probably have been larger if
holders would have sold here freely at last rates. These ativices,
' like these from Calcutta, appear to have led to no extra
business. The home trade are doing very little. There
have been some purchases in T cloths and other goods for
the Mediterranean, but only in moderate quantitiee. There
has been very little business in yarns to-day, but the
market is very firm. There is no giving way on the part of
spinners, but there has been very little business offering.
This and the Liverpool cotton market are still affected by
the report of a probable compromise is America. The
rumour is discredited generally, and the remit is regarded
as not likely to be one of pains ; but still, in the sensitive
state of both markets at present, business seems not to re.
cover wholly from the effects to which it led.

CORN.—Barerot, Nov. 21.—There was egood supply
of English wheat at our market this afternoon, and which
sold freely at the full priors of this day sennight. More
doing in foreign, but no advance obtainable. Barley
in large supply ; malting taken freely at 6d. to Is. per qr.
decline ; grinding in fair request at rather more money.
Indian cora in better demand, and the turn dearer. In oats
not much doing, but the sales made were at quite as good
price" as lest week. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 2,100 qn.
Oats, Irish, 5,218. Barley, Irish, 1,091. Flour, coastwise,
222 seeks ; foreign, 478 barrels.
CHELMSFORD, Nov. U.—There was a Mal supply of
wheat at market to-day, sod condition affected by the
weather. All best runs made late rates, but there was a
dallies@ in the trade. Barley, a large supply, and moondary
qualities la. lower. Beans, good supply, and rather cheaper.
Wheat, 63e. 4d. ; barley. 395. 10& ; oats, 26e. ; hems,
40". 10d. ; per, 435. 21.
Liecou, Nov. 22.—Th• supply of wheat was fair at
our market to-day, the sad trade ruled dull at last week's
rates; reds, 61s. to fits. ; white, 63e. to 675. Barley
was la. lower ; malting, 34a. to 37a. ; grindiog, 32e. to 331.
Oats sad psis writers&
Llvithroor., Nov. 22.—There were few buyers at this
=s market, and only a very limited amount of
resulted in either wheat or flour, the prime ent-
reat this day week however were fully maintained, and
&otos finalises of the latter were, from scereity, seen a
shads worse to bey. Indian corn was offered sparingly,
and a slight tendency to improvement was observable, the
rates of this day se'nuight being obtained with ease. Oats
sad oatmeal dull sale. Beans are 61 per qr. cheaper.
Peas stiffer. Barley without change. The market clam
exceedingly firm, but without much activity.
WAVAPTILD, NOV. 22.—Wheat was firm at last week's
price, with a moderate business. Fine barley steady, but
other sorts dull. No ohmage in lista sad other articles.
COAL& —Losmor, Nov. 22.—Walls End Buses Het.
too, 18s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Tugela', 18a. 3d. ; Cerway and
Duey' Anthracite, 21s. Id. Oarway and Duffey' Malting,
240.—Ithipe at market, 15 ; sold, 14.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Mee Jacket (able, from Liverpool for Adelaide 30 days, Nov. 3,
lat tO lon. 25 W.
Indy Clarendon *um, out 20 dap, Nov. 13, lat. 42 N., lon.
IS W.
Vim Adelia, from Liverpool for Havanna); Nov. 16, lat. 65 N.,
ton. le W.
Sidney (ship'. from Tutocorin for London 33 days, Oct. 1, lat. 35
&, lon. e

LITTERS FOR NAFLIS AND SICILY BY FRINcH
Packer VIA MARsItILLES.—A reduction having takes place
in the postage of letters for NaWes and Sicily, intended to
be forwarded by the French Mediterranean penitent ref
Marseilles, the following rates will hereafter be chary/sable
on such letters, when the portage is paid is the L sited
Kingdom, : —Not exceeding } os., 6d. ' • above f oz,,
' and Dot exceeding j es., U. • above } os, and not exoesdier
g oar Is. 6d. ; above } on., sod not exceeding 1 or.. 25., and
so us, adding &I. for every quarter of an ounce. The post.
age upon these letter may be paid in advance, or it mar be
left to Le charged on delivery, at the option of the sender.
Letters for Naples and Sicily, intended to be torwanled by
French packet rid Maneilles, must be specially to al-
dreesed.—By command of the Poetmaster•General, Rou-
sting Hay secretary.
[Advertiaemeaut..] HOLLOWAY'S PILIS.—Pars-
Lyda, Apoplery.—These formidable diseases always attend the
end of the year for the most part they come on gradwilb, sad
nay be prevented by proper precautions. Holloway's Nils me
the best and safest preservatives against all bead complaints, and
are the speediest correctors of all irregular circulation. Tiny
abouki be taken without delay when tingling in the lims.
drowsiness, orgiddiness come on : they will regulate the still of
the bead and nerves, and prevent the lees of sensibibtl, or
motion both to the body and its 111011,oeri. Holloway*, 1111*
restrain any overflow of blood to the bead even iu the fullest
\MAU ; they guard against all Impairment of the mental facul-
ties and guarantee green old age.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BALL.—November 21, at Holloway, the wife of Mr. H. Half, of a
daughter.
HIECHILL —November 10, at Abney House, Woobura, Bucks,
the wife of It. H. H. !Urchin, Z.q., of a daughter.
HOSTOCK.—November 10, at the Hermitage, Walloa.heata,
Surrey, the wife of 9. linetock, tag., of a daughter.
Cll4ollF4—November 19, at Altouatreet, Belfast, the wife of

Mr. W. J. ChlgneU, of a son
PPOOKS —.November 40, at Putney, tho wife of W. Pfooks, Fri.,
oJ:IXti •tatveunber 10. at Ilnwr Canning street. LirerPea, the
wife of Mr. A. Jacob, of a daughtor.
ILBYlL—Novetaber la, at %Alston. near Cheadle, Staffordshire,
the wife of J. Keys, gay., of • son.
WW.—November 17, at Queen&quare, Westminster, the wife of
D. Low, lay, of a daughter.
MOLINKAUX.—November 17, at Brighton, the wife of Mr. J. A.

tlollassal, of a sou.
mgar—November 20, at Coton-hlll, Shrewsbury, the wife of

J. Price, Esq., of a son.
sooKas.—Nevember 19, at Lockwood, near Rudder/Reid, the
wife of the Rev. R. Rogers, of a daughter.

CTFAVDE—FLETCHRIL—November AV. at ALL Gibe's, Lam.
bemelL by the Rev. W. Y. ►:ll.•tt, W. H. Cufaude, Req., .1
Ade, Norma, to meda, daughter of T. Fletcher, May., Lan of

Southover,
0111SON—CORFIELD.—November 21, at Holy Trinity, Kentish.
town, by the Rev. C. Lee Robert, son of K. Gibson, Esq., .1
Boulogoenur-Sier, toKatherine, daughter of W. Curtiald.
req.. of Haverstoelthill.
MACH RN—JACKSON.—November 19, at the parish church,
Sheffield. by the Rev. Canon Pale, Henry, son of J. Simian,
gays, of wardsend Home, near Sheffield, to Henrietta, daughter
of W. Jackson. LK., of Sheffield.
SMITII-11AORNS.—November 20, at St. James's, Piccadilly. bf
the Rev. C. Dlyth. Cantata H. M. Smith, to Mivafo, tlAught.t.
of J. D. Hagen', Eq., of Haminerw,s4 Sussex.
WARD—BLACK.—November 19, at St. Thomas's, Dublin, by the
Rev. B. Fritelle, W. H. Want, son of the hate J. Ward, Eel..
of Strawberry-hilt county Down, to Jane Dichey, daughter at
the late J. Black, Esq., of Holywood, county Down.
DEATHS.
HRUCl—November 21, at Westhourne-terrace, Hydepart.
J. T. Brno,. Req., aged 76.
CARZEIL —November 19, at Raymond-buildings, Gray'. 1.%
W. O. Carter, Esq., aired 75.
C.ARTHlL—November la, at Brixton, Susanna, wife of Captain
J. 0. Carter, aged U.
CLOZOlL—November 17, at East Cliffs, Preston, T. Clough.
DO-141111Y.-019, November 17, at Lumaster-street, Belfast, Ms*
wife of Yr. N. Donnelly, aged 7S.
llEETll.—November 20, at Coleshill-street, EatotsaVism, 112 r.
Tint, wffe of Lieutenant-General I/Teeth, K H . aged 7+.
NOOPZ/L—November 29, at Bath-place, Peckham, J. Hooper.
MR, aged N.
1011021.—November le, William Francis, son of Mr. W. Joe%
ialgiongffihirgarrans, Tottenham, aged 22.
ATRlHovamber IS, at liounteasant, Newport Newport
Ms al Wight, O. Kittpatrick, Eaq -pl
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