The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

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PRODUCE.
Mnrorsol-Lakm, Nov. 27.
SVGA R.—The average rice of brown or Muscovado
raw, the produce of the British preeemiona to Americo, for
the week ending Nov. 24, fa We. Ofd per cwt., oscine's of
the duties of t natant.. paid or payable thereon.—No Warn
boa been made of the eels of brown or Muscovado anger, the
produce of the Mauritine.—No return has been made of the
male of brown or Muscovado agar, the produce of the Eau
ladies. . .

81116701., Nov. 27.—Thor market continues very quiet,
and the transactions of the week are chiefly continoi to about
4,000 boxes of Rawuinaha, part on the spot and part to
arrive, at former quotations. nale produce, from its being
in short supply, about supports the previous value ; bet these
la little life in the market. Rum dull.

COTTON.—Lrvaaroox, Nov. 27.—0 n Saturday end
main on Monday, in consequence of more favourable &di ices
from America, and Inn discouraging accounts from London,
there wee an improvement in the &mend from the trade,
and prices became more regular, but, as the week doss:load,
the gloomy accounts from the mannfacnrng dirtrine, added
to the ennounoement cf further failures, &tithed the alight
tend 'my to improvement that was beginning tomanifest
Itself, and, withthe necessities of many to realise in so
limited a demand, the market became again very Irregular,
and a decline of id. to fel. per lb. was generally submitted to.
To-day, however, there is • little better inquiry, and the
announcement of a reduction in the rate of interest by the
Bank of France, with the more favourable position of the
Bank of England, are calculated to inspire confidenos and
restore regularity to trade. Brazils, Egyptians, and Bunts
are also Id. to per lb. lower. The businessthis week
(exclusive of 8,000 bales to-day, and a better market)
amounts to 26,620 Lege, including 1,370 American, and 74
Bunt on , and 770 American and 4,300 Surat for
export. he quotations according to the standard now
adopted by the Brokers Association are, fair Uplands 64d.,
fair Mobiles 60., sad fair Orleans 6jd. per lb. 'The import
of the week is 35,066 bales.

COTTON 000D8.—Mancesam, Nov. 27.—Business
continues at the wane deed lock mentioned on Tuesday. No
improvement is reported in any branch of the cotton trade,
and the few sales made today could only be effected at the
lowest, and rather lower, prices than those recently current.
Meagre. Framer, Son, and Co. report the decline during the
last four weeks attic!. to Bd. pr piece on 7-Btha printers and
madepollams; 9d. to Is. on 9-Bthe printers ; la. to le. add. on
9-Bths, and &Atha plain and figured shirtings; Pd. to Bd. on
jaconens; 9d. to la. on T clothe; 9d. to In Bd. per piece on
long cloths; Id. to id. per yard on domestics' ; and 2jd. to
30. par lb. on yarns. The decline on cotton IA 20. to 3d.
per lb. In some kinds of yarn and cloth this is rather under
the amount of depression, and the isles of to-day may be
quoted at rather more. The telegraphed commercial ac-
counts front Calcutta by this mail speak favo;terrabZ of the
market for cotton goods, more particularly es yarns,
but they have not yet led to touch business. This being the
last Friday in the month, and the general pay-day in the
Manchester trade, some anxiety was felt to see how accounts
were met, and it is ratisfectory to state that, though pay-
meats have nut been met with the promptitude usual in some
macs, yet generally they have been better met than was ex-
pected.

CORN.—Cazuesroun, Nov. 22.—There wee a good
supply of wheat at market to-day and a much better feeling
In the trade than for some weeks past; the limners were
tarp buyers, and had to pay an advance of 2a. per quarter
tubed qualities ; white, 60e. to 6.55. ; extra, 68e. ; red, 465.
to 61s. ; extra, 62a. Barley in mach better demand, and
2s. advance was paid on best qualities. Beans and other
spring corn without change.
LINCOLN, Nov. 27.—The trade has partly »Dossed the
extreme depression of last week, and there is more disposition
en the part of millers to operate. At our market to-day
wheat wee 2e. higher, with a moderate demand, the market
closing quiet. Barley fully supported former rates. Very
few oats and beam offering. Wheat, red, ets. to 48e.;
white, 44a. to Ws. Barley, grinding, 28a. to 335.; nulling,
Mc to Vs.

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WALILFIRLD, NOT. 27.—Thenwaa a fair show of wheat,
the trade for which continued firmer, at lc per qr. advance
on the rata, of last weak. 8e..., oats, and shelling rather
lower. Ms averages for the weak ending Nov. 23 wen :
Wheat, 2,149 qrs., at 60s. 644. ' • barley, 914, at 36e. 344.;
Gate, 70, at 265. ; beans, 60, at 46e. ilid. ; pas, 16, at4Be.