{"character_count": 3922, "word_count": 683, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9322999715805054], "ccnet_perplexity": [1729.0999755859375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}


 Fifeen days later European intelligence per Acadia received by to-day's mail. The steamer arrived n Boston the evening Of the 7th, and brings Iiverpoo dstes of the 18th Nov and Hasre of the l7lh The En gish market i'd per ID lower on the fair and Hold on inferior descriptions. with limited transactions Tho London money marke. very tight, and conso, had declined.

 The condition Of the aborng classes in the ring districts continue to be deporahe and trade possible, in worse state than previous accounts.

 At Manchester, tho purchases of Yarn for the con. nent had almost ceased. with decline of Hold g b in some sorts. For goods, the demand Is trinins.

 The whole or the mIs UnorIey, wlih exception, had stopped work, owing dispute between the spin ners and their handshe former wishing reduce ges l2i per

 EAt Pasley, tho number Of work peopie:ou of empny mens, with their wives and fames depending the lief committee for existence had reased during the last week of our advcos, exceeding housand-the total number being s.836 persons

 The distress Stockport also increasing Scores of families literally starving and less than fami lies had not tasted bread for three weeks The crowded with destitute starving beings. In Ireland too, the prospect is gloomy. The po- crop said be complete failure and the wheat and oat crop is third below the average and the price of meat rising From Scotland, there similar accounts of fne potatoe crop.

 Correspondence Of the Register and Journai) LIVERPOOL, Nov. l5 is4l-Since tho departure ofthe last steamer 4h iust mark in heavy lansud sate tho quantity offering exceeding the demand, and prices have frther declined !d per for fair and good qualities and .d for the low aud ordinu- ry quatos At tho close of week. 18th inst the quo lion for fair Upland s. Mobile 6d and fair Or leans 6 but those quotations obainab!o and wlno doubt be made ad lower the close of present week. tomorrow though better sustained than ordinary quatiss The sales for the week ended 18th inst ss2o bales, of which 45iowere Upland at 507-lOs5O Or leans at A 7i-ard 2550 Alabama and Mobile 7td Tho business for five days. ts ming estimated at about 1000 bales including considerable lots dinary Upland and Alabama 4, and the most inferior must be quoted low Aid. perl 10. The trade at Manchester continues extremely dscourgng and the spnners limit their purchases of tho supply of their immediate wants The stock in this port now about 45s0o0 bales against 4450OO period last season Tho stock ofAmerican about 3OO00 or about OOOO les. than it then import ofabout 50 900 bales of urat is to be expected within the two months.

 Extractfrom letter received in this city dated LIVERPOOL, November 18th, Ia4I.-we regret to say that cotton market continues in most dull and de- pressed state Prices have fallen from Id i'd per h. snca the sailing oftbe last Boston and many nstan ecs from the extreme anxiety of holders pross their

 

 stock upon the market greater reduction has been snb nitted Trade in the ing districts is even worse than when we lasi wrote. Tho export season to tho continent of Europe is now and goods and yarns very heavy sale at con- tnually falling prices The following is our present quoa- tions but have before remarked sales have been made at lower and tho prncp sales of Amer can cotton are at St 05ad per lb.

 Upands Orleans. Mobile. Ordinary to mddling .....ls05si 4a05ad 4405ad rar 10 good sir .53 D6td 6t063d 5k 0fad dood to hne.--. 06ad 7i0sid 6i 07 The stock of cotton of all kinds held in Liverpool the 18th inst estimated 4707 700 bales against 457 700 bales held the period of last year, and of American only sl7 100 baes against ss2 100 bales held year ago.

 F. Tho cotton market exceeding fiat today, and sales are making of common fair qualities nt i'd g. ib below quotations.

 The New Fork cotton market steady the sth-sales previous day about Hoo bales.