The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-30 00:00:00

MARKETS.

WlNS.—Sherry Women a.—lee eltfpntents of wine from
Xeres and Puerto Banta Norio, is the mouth of October
were 103,847 amine, or 3,461 nips, of which 2,442 to
London, 401 to Liverpool, 142 to Hrutol, 141 to Glargoer, 48
to New York, and 37 to Hatsburr. Tne greatest shippers
were Jo is 0. Brandon, 333 ; and Dutt, Gordon & Co., 217.
Toe total value waa 43,450

SUGAR.—The se rage price of sugar, the produce of the
British possessions in America, compu•ed from the returns
toads in the week ending the 26. h N v., 1940, is 29.. 04d.
per cwt. Supr, the produce of the Mauritius, is 26e. 11
Sulfur, the produce of the But Indies, is 351. 74d. The
avers', price of the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is
28s. 7d.—London Gazette.

BRISTOL, NOT. 29.

EkToAll.—The market continues miserably dull; indeed
scarcely • transaction hes been reported in any description
of sugar since our last repprt. Prices are nominally
tired, but it sales were premed, lower rates would have to be
submitted tn. The relined market continues neglected, and
the stocks of mann,actured goods are accumulating ; the
refiners however, snow great confidence in iv al of the
demand% and with it au improved currency, end prefer
, suiting their goods to selling at the prices which are now
offered by the ernule.ale grocers. Ia W. I. inolassee the
stock is now all in second hen 2,, and we have consequently
no eel's to report.
RIM has met a moderate sale this week, and shout 200
puns. of Jamaica haves been diepoeed of chiefly from
ts. 9d. to 3e. 21. for ordinary, snd middling qualities, 32 to
34 per cent. 0 P.
BRANDT meets a ready sale, and prices have decidedly an
upward tendency.
°Live On is rather dull, and the transactions of the
week are limited to a few retail parcels, at rather lower
prices.
DRIED Faints of all descriptions are in excellent demand,
and currants are in short supply, and badly wanted ; the
quality varies a msiderably this season, and the range in
price. is consequently great, say from 425. to 475. Valentin
raisins are selling from 375. to 415., the latter quotations
being, however, only obtainable for sound keeping fruit.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.
Suoax.-There bar been a very limited demand, and
price. of all descriptions are 6d. lower, with the exception of
white Bewares, which from their extreme scarcity command
full rates, and the Wes are confined to 6,000 bags, chiefly of
this description. Foreign.-The sales are eonfioed to 60
Mids. P,,rti, Rico, at from 40.. to 425. 64., and 300 bags and
barrels Brazil, at from 17.. to 21s. for low to floe brown. No
sales reported an molasses. C.,ffes.-There is considerable
heavies's' in the market, end Last week's rates are bar, ly
supported ; the salts are 70 firm s Jamaica at 54e. to 965.,
210 bags Bt. D .miogo at 485., and 150 bags new Rio at the
same price. N, sales worth notice in c ,coa, ginger, or
pimento. 600 bags light bla.-k pepper br.uglat 314., and a
smell lot of white 714. per lb. Rice-50 titre,' Carolina
sold at 16s. 64 to 19s. 6 and 2,500 bags Bengal at 85. 9d.
for good broken, to 9s. 34. per cwt. for low white. The
market is almost bare of rum, and the sales are consequently
limited to 70 puncheons Jamaica, at a further advance of
Id. to 2d. per gallon ; besides which 55 puncheons Leewards
realised L. Bd, p.r gadon proof.
Tia.-The traosections have been on a small scale by pri-
vate contract; at a sale held yesterday, of 3,80 C packages,
2,000 were 'old; Canton and Twankay kinds of young
Dyson Id. per lb. dearer; other sorts at previous prices.
60 Ousts of Seel Leo Sr. reported; in ordinary 42a.,
Garnet at 450., and fine Plata Lan at 50s. ; 600 bags Catch,
at 20.. por ewt. ; a few sarong Cochineal at 3s. 7J. to 4s. Id.
per lb. ; 10 vacs Gum Benjamin, at W. per cwt., and 600
bags Sago Fl onr, without change.-A few packages of
African Bees' Wax .old at 100.. to 102 s. 6d. per cwt.-
About 2,500 bags of °dared have b'en disposed of; Linseed,
at 475. to 475, 61. off the quay, and Rapeseed, at 40s. per qr.
-In !Saltpetre about 1,600 b .go cold at 265. 91. to 295. per
cwt., beteg steady rates, and trifling sales of Nitrate of Lida
without alteratioa.
There is little to report in Dyswoods, the sales of all de.
seriptiona not exceeding 120 tons, at former prices.-The
sales of Turpentine this week are unusually large; they
amount to 6,000 barrels, at 6s. 6d. to good to 7s. per cwt. for
fine new naroals.-No sales of Tar reported.-American
Rosin in fair demand ; 1,200 barrels of the batter description
sold at preview rata,-Asbes : About 200 burial. unbranded
Pots have sold at 205., and about 100 barrels first Pots and
Pearls at 295. 61. for the former, and at 295. per cat. for the
la ter.-The market for Rides continues vary firm, and for a
cargo of good salt( d Rio Grande Ox, 31 a. has been paid;
about 3,000 River Nita Ox have also been *old at 314. to 4d.
3,000 Horse at 6 . 2d. to fls. 9J., and 12,000 Bast India Hips
at 91. for good fair dry salted, and 711. to 811. per lb. for
common.

COTlON.—Livnaroor., Nuv. 29.—We to-dey reduce
our quotation' tor all description' of American cotton fully
id per lb , the decline being most app event in the common
and middling qualities. Surat and Brazil have only par-
tially 'hared in this reduction, whi.e in Egyptian of the
commoner qualities we notice a decline of id. per lb. See
Islands are little ii.quieed for, and ed. per lb. lower in the
ordinary qualities. Toe Inquiry tbroughont the week hu
been of a very limited character, and almost exclusively
maned to the supnly of the immediate requirements of
coetawen. This cautioned inactivity must still be attri-
bated to the disturbed condition of Germany, and the goatee
quest gloom which is cut over business in Manchester ; for
the aocettou from the sta'es received during the week per
Canada and Bel it report no alteration in the proepeas of
the crop. Toe "slued the week add up to 22,310 bus, of
which 470 Americo end 1,250 Surat have been taken on
speculation, and 870 Ameriesn, 600 Surat, 20 Bahia, and 10
Egyptian, for export. To day's soles are estimated at
3,000 to 4,000 bags. Ilte market closes heavily, and with
souuddefable irregularity in prices. Thi committee's quo-
tations to day for fair cotton are, Bowed, 7ed. ; Mobile, Ted.;
and Orison', 70.

WOOL.—Lunn, Nov. 29.—N0 material change to be
noticed in the Wool market this week; there bee bees rubes
ea improved demigod, but sale. have not been lug.. Buai.
nese has been more active in foreign Wools this week, and
priers, owing to the advance current at the Loudon sales, are
improving.

HOSIERY, Nov. 29.—A better trade is
doing than thus average at this late period of the season, but
some of the more common kinds of goods ars not so mach in
demand u they were. The yarn market is fiat, but prices
remain without alteration, and there appears to be every
I oonfidence felt that English Wools will maintain their
prior. At the sales of Colonial Wools this last week, an
advance apon list sales has been realised.

METALS. LONDON, Nov. 29. The circular of
Messrs. Moat. says The Welch bar iron market
hte been more hrely this week, and considerable in•
quiry continues to exist for speculators, with whom
Ws snide is getting more in favour; nothing is to
be had under 41. 12s 6d. f. o. b. in Wale; and the price may
now be expected to improve from the above feet, as well as
We large contracts which here been taken this week for rails;
orders to the extent of 60,000 tons of these latter bare been
nteeived at vet, remunerative rates; thus the hope. which
have been entertained of the improvement of this long-
depressed metal, now bid fair to be fully valised.-1n Stal
fordshire prices remain the came; makers, hoverer, are
amply supplied with orders at present rates —The Scotch pig
market exhibits the same promising appearances, although
the protracted political difficulties is Germany act very much
aghast it. Prices conduits their upward tendency, and an
advance of 21. within the past month has been fully realised.
We quote No.l, 44g. 61. , buyers at 445. f. o. b. in o!segow, cash.
Swedish iron without alteration. Rustian with moderate
enquiry for home consumption.—Spelter has been without
movement this week. Altogether the purchases Ice Spring
delivery daring this month have been about 1,000 tons, at
161. op 1" 161. 7s. Gd. The stock here is held is firm hands,
at 161. 101. to 161. 12a. 61.—Copper is very firm.—British
tin is rather easier for the common description, while relined
continue, largely enquired for and is very firm.—Lead has
sustained its upward movement, end from present appear-
snots is likely to advance very considerably beyond present
rates. Spanish is in demand at 161. 10., per ton, while some
holders keep out of the market expecting better prices.—Tin
plates continue in very good demand."

CORN.—Cisumsroan,Nov. 29.—There was an lac:sassed
aapply of Wheat at market to.cary, and prices must be quoted J. per
qr. lower for all except the finest white, which fetvhed foot Meek'.
rates, 49e. to 42e. for red ; 46a. to 49e. white. Barley, tine mating,
made late prices; grinding was also mak•ng rather mac numey.
Beans same u last week.

COViNTIIT. Nov. 29 —We hare to report a somewhat
Inner market to-day ; sales were effected on rather tetter terms than
last crack, the new What being to an improved condition. Wheat,
Ins. to 18a. Malting Barley, 248. to 274. 172ndiddi 23. to 24n ed.
Old Beam, Ma. C.& to 12h 6d • new los. 6d. to tin. Old Ugly 220.
to Ma. ; new, Mk. to 22a. Yeaii, llaAo 12a. ad.
Barran, Nov. 29.—Our market continues fairly supplied
with English grain, which eold to-d 4 freely at last week's prises.
Whist, red, 38. to 395.; white, 314. to 44.. Marley, 22e. to 2M.
Oat., 14.. to lea per qr.

LIYIRPOOL, Nov. 29'—Although at oar market to-day
we experience.) I. tow languid sale for Wheat of all dencriptions,
holders remained firm, and eh edit,- refusing to accept lower prices,
our quotations of Tuts lay last eland in all respects =varied. titans
and Canadian Flour, continuing in more favour than other kinds, met
• fair inquiry, prime and good brands fully supportiog and the lower
grades rather exceeding late prices; French Flour, however? moved
rather less freely at previous rates, and Irish remained nominally es
last noted. Malting Barley and Malt, upon a moderate demand, re-
mained steady en value, and grinding barley was a shade dearer. In
Beane and Peso no change was apparent. Oats maintained the ad-
vance above stated, but sold lea readily today. Oatmeal, although
' not In active request, improved 3d. per load. Indian Corn, continuing
to meet a free sale for Ina account, was held with increasing con-
fidence, and supported Cie preceding amendment.—Arrivals and ex-
ports from the kith to the 28th Nov , into Liverool and Ituneota :
Wheat, 2,769 qrs.; Barley, 148; Malt, 30; Oat', 161; Beans, 5•
Indian Corn, 1,24 a; Oatmeal, 5,201 sacks; Flour 1,307 sacks and
8,091 barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 113,3 ; Indian Corn,
973; Flour, 130 sacks 1,423 barrels.
MktoaToNfi, Nov. 28.—There was a very full market to
day, end prices of all grain were well supported. Best samples of
Wheat sold at full prices of lest week, and malting Barley In some in-
stallion made le. to M. more money. Other things as before.
_ _

BoUTBAMPTON, Nue. 29.—Many of the farmers' samples
are now coming forward mutt out of condition, and ouch are difficult
of wile, but good dry paretic readily gad purchasers at late rates.
Prime samples of malting Barley maintain their value, but middling
and Inferior samples arc a bad sale. Oats not much in demand, but
held firmly at the late advance. In other articles no alteration. Plow,
291. to ffila. pet auk. Wheat, W. to 111, per load Barley, grinding,
19a. to 24r.• malting, Ile. to 291. Oats, black, 15e. to lie. i white,
1 Se. to 2016 'Beams ZBl. to Ike. per qr.

WAKEFIELD' Nov. 29.-Ths arrivals to-day ors good of
on articles. The sale for Wheat Is still limited, and though any de-
cline decreases the desire to all, yet the wants of the buyers are tact
at about the rates of Inn week for the finest sample; and all other
sorts Is. per qr. lower. Barley has also green way Is. per qr., and
Inferior very unsaleable. Oats, Shelling, and Beans are Meay to
price. Malt as before. The fullowtng are the present priors .-
Wheat, per qr. of 6010. to the bushel, buffolk, Easel, and Kent, red,
new, OIL to 43a.; extra, 445.; white, 425. to 43A; extra, 40a. ; Nor-
folk and Hunts, red, 375. to 405.; extra, 4214.; white, 335. to 425.;
extra, 470.; Lincolnshire and Lthebridgashlret red, 31s. to 385.;
extra, 4 5.• white, 33e. to ths.; extra, 430.; lockshlre, red, 31s.
; cites, Sus.; white, Ve. to NM.; extra, 43a.; llantrie and
houigsburgh, white, old, 40e. to 44..; extra, 47a.; Lower Baltic and
Ilatnburgb, red, 34e. to 38s. ; extra, 415.; Mediterranean, red, 31, to
335.; extra, 375.; old English, 37.. to 415.; white, 30s. Barley,
per Imperial qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 245. to 2k..; extra, 27a.
Lincolnshire and Yorkathre, 234. to 235. ; extra, 264.; rcotch, 2 is. to
205.; extra, 2se. ; grinding. 20s. to 225. ; ft reign, 225. to 24A; extra,
290. Beans, per qr., 6310. to the bushel, small, Sue, Fes, to 31e. ; ticks,
Ids. to 30b. ; wreath, ris. to 275. Oath, per stone, mthring,
sew, :Pd. to told.; feeding, 91. to lad.; foreign, ad. to bd.;
Shilling, per loud of rolltr., 23e. to 265. Mull, per load of
bushels, 34.. to
36s.•'Peas. per qr. imp., blue and white boilers,
Mi. to 235.; cites, 30e.; grey end feed, 255. to 27a.• 'atm, 2,41.
Invested, per last Imp., Er glish, 241. to 371. • foreign, 211. to 271.
Linstml, pet imperial qr, Mit. to 48e. Imports during the week :
%vbs.', 4,1,97 rim; Barley, 4,842; Oats, 630; Beans, 918; Yeas,
374; hapestarl, 31; Linseed, 12 ; bhewag, 370.

CATTLE, &e.—Caattstz, Nov. 28 —The show of
Beasts this morning wsa a pretty large one, numbering about forty
bead. There were a few prime young animas, but a great portion of
those on offer were indifferent in quality. The market was dull, but
we are usable to quote lower rates Maw those current on this day
seamight. A leer remained unsold at the close. A rather better thew
of Sheep than last market, both in point of number and quality.
Buyers proceed cautiously, sad ales were no. rally effected. Prime
as of late. cal,, s met a Lull tale, Veal being in very limited request.
Priors: Beasts, 4a. ed. to Ss 3d. per straw. &OM 41d. to Sd. Caine.,
401. to id. per lb., sinking the offal.

Firma, Nov. 29.—There way a very 'leek attendance of
buyers this morning, and by no means a large supply of cattle. Pat
Beef fetched about 7s. to tin per wore. There were wry goe Cows
Rod Calves to the market. Those tkat changed bands realised about
; barreners, from 4s. to 4s. 14. per score. Working Oxen were
very wine; steers sold at from Sl. to St. ; butchers' Co Ve4, of which
there were plenty, fetched 44. to Sit. per lb. tibeep, tat wethets, 4d.
to rod. per lb.; ewes, about the same. Wither Slogs were se
and but few miss effected.

GLasoow, Nov. 28 —We ha 4 ocly a small supply of cattle
to our market this morning, which had the effect of raising the pries
fully 20. td. per cwt. Very few good Beast; shown. Best ox Beef,
tto to 49.4 second, 43.. to 4fig. Cows, Bulls, and Infe:lor Beasts.
Si... to 40r. per eat., sinking offal. We nada good many grow 1
but almost no turnip-tetl wedderg. Sales dull, Best aged Shemp,sl"e4
to 5... d.; second, Bt. to lid. ; twee, 3d. to 3;tl. per lb., sinking °HAL
Best fed Calves. 325. Small Pigs in demand, from 30s. to 33a, per cwt.