The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-09 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

PRODUCE. OCT, B.—The Sugar
market has borne the pressure of the Inane gales with more steadi-
ness than wa, anticipated, and prices mast be smoldered nearly on •
par with Tuesday, but a portion was bought to ; ka. li out of ~500
bags Mauritius bold ; 550 blade_ of West India mid in the private con-
tract market, making 2,100 Mids. for the week. Refined tontine.
very dull, otandard quality 54.. 64.—The limitation Ceylon Coffee
went off at a decline of la,--Rios has again declined fully la In the
public sales, and the article seems to be quite out of favour with spe-
culators, but the elate of the money market will partly amount for it;
middling whole Bengal sold 19a. 6d , 14e. ; good Mod., I Is.
12s. 61. ; cargo Bengal offered and taught In ethic—Rum has become
very dull, no Reim reported.—Maliellar Pepper in robins was bought
In at Min—Cotton dull, and out of demand.—Tallow luau& lower,
Ma. 9d. on the spot.--Oils, Southern and seal, decilned IC...toffee. in
public sale. Coma-out advanced, and sold from 6f 1. to 7Of. 15.. per tun.
The result of the week has been very uneatisf adore as regards, sugar.
Importer, have premed sale, to as extent that ham. earned a farther
reduction of 2a. per cwt., and prices of British plantation are now
about 20s. lower than at the highest point in January last, and to
consume. " were never known as low; yet our stock oat had in
London much lancer than at ,be cotrevpotnilog period loot
vie., in West India, by 12,000 nhdx.. 00,000 loge.
and Madrao, 55,00 U bar. The present rates of British pionoc;
have precluded foreign from comma in competition, and they have
been bought for uportation, yet prima continue to decline; and so
long auale, arc forced off to cover advances made to importers who
are in difficulties, there cannot he any hope of amendment; and it
must elan be borne in mind that the goers' pressure fur money Omen
meichanta not declared to be in difficulties to be anxious to realise,
and to turn produce into cash. The Glnetteaterages of sugar for the
loot three weeks in bond stand thus for the three deseriptioss et
British plantation, Sept. IS, 26.. sad.; Sept. 25, 265. o.d. • Oct. 2,
245. lid. per ..wt. Pale to very good grocery description% duty paid,
have mold from 355: to 40.-; tow, ala. to 33a.
BUG AR. —The Average Price of Sugar the produce of the
British FOinesione in America, computed front the returns made In
the week ending Cie sth day of October, lee, la 245. 7 d. per cwn
wpm the produce of the Mantillas ut Mc lid. per ewt. Sugar the
produce or the East Indica 1a29., I per cwt. 'I be average ptioe of
the three foregoing descriptions, jointly, is 245. Sid. per cwt.

COTTON.—Lwakroor., °cr. B.—There was a decided
4, im
bales.provement to-iLy, both in prices and feeling. ales averaged
000
BLANKETS.—lfiscrisioenwter, Ocr. 7.—There Wag
a thin attendance of merchants at our blanket-ball this afternoon,
and the buiiness transacted Was eiampiiraticely sinaU, compared with
that of recent weeks. Prices remained without alteration.

WORSTED STUFFS, &c. BRADFORD, Oct. 7.
There was about an average sttendance of mereli.ts In the piece.
hall to-day, many of whom bought oparingly. Though the market
was, on the whole, rather ti a, there was a Little more business dome
than on last 'Thursday in piece goods. The yarn mark t awed the
prevalent dulness, without soy change of prime For the
demand ma eao slack, and prima were not quite a dna as of late,
though no material reduction can be quoted.

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—Nornsuliaw,
Ocr. 7.—Thwre is net at meant an) very visible alteratice la the
=Ws If ere escut tlmt the out-up departments
lam Yams isiewees• Au& amenpded in Mr town, the tame re-
nnet wry thy.s Si ft ftri draw. and pantaloon branches. Some
time Mn.. the was emmidembis quantity of shirts made in this
district, but the rasmishirtow to
to bare in part removed to Lei.