The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

PRODUCE.—Moterso-i-exe, Nov. 10 —The Sugar market has
opened heavily to-day ; about 4,500 begs Bengal were offered in public
site and established a decline of Gd. on all qualities except good white
—of which there was but a email portion. The importers bought in
a imrt to sustain prices. 700 baskets brown Penances sold at a decline
of le. Refined has also been dull, and standard quality must be con.
sidered a shade lower, 65a. Gil. to 665. There hart not been a public stile
of Coffer, the unusual large: delivery of Ceyion for the past
week (5,000 bags) ins rather strengthened the tone of the market for
this description to-day.—ealtprtre: Refraction 2)(1. to 34d., sold
freely at Ste., which was a full pricy.—kite: 700 bags good white
Bengal found buyers at Pls. 6d., which confirmed last week's prices.
—Cotton hae been inactive, but holders appear to be firm.—Rum
The demand has very much subtitled, proof (Rewards quoted 2s. 7d.
to 2e. ltd.—Tallow bas been firm at yesterday's prices, 455. 3d. to
48e. 6cL on the spot; 48e. all the year.—Tea : This article continuer,
very firm.—Campbor : 100 chests were offered, and bought in, 67P. tel.
(.3)Tlo37.—Llvearme, Nov. 10.—The market was firm, and the
sales 4 080 bales 1,200 on speculation and for export. New Orleans,
5 to ei ; Bowed Georgia, Si to 4; Surata, 31 to 4.1.
Maxenserka, Nov Io.—We hare hall a fair amount of business
done to-day in cloth?, and prices bare been well mrintained, with an
upward tendency rathr r for some descriptions. In yarns no altera-
tion ; generally Intle done, and very quiet. In gurgle •few quarters a
alight permeation has been submitted to.
Haven, Nov. 9.—Cotton tehie article has become dull, end has
loot the speculative and active character which it had the previous
week ; but prices remain nominally the stmt.—Coffee The transac-
tions of the week have been limited, but priecs remain unaltered.—
Indigo remains dull. Stock-8,950 chests Bengal ; 207 chests Java;
and 440 serons South America.—Rice has been out of demand.—
Sugir : The demand has been limited, but previous prices have been
maintained. Stock on hand, 9,000 cask, Martinique and Guadeloupe;
1,200 blade., 750 eases and 1,980 begs Porto Rico said Ilavannah
25 chests and 5,000 begs Brazil.
WOOLLENS, Ac.—Lime, Nov. 10.—There was but a thin attend-
ance of buyers in the (loth Halls to-day, and the amount of business
done was comparatively small. There is an entire absence of any
thing like a ereculative demand, end both clothiers and merchants
seem dieposed to avoids much as poseible the accumulation of stocks.
BLANKETS.—llecomosurmer, Nov. 9.—The attendance of mer-
chants at this market tteday was larger than for several market-days
past, rind, as the weather bad set in rather colder, there was an im-
proved amount of business done., and prices continued firm.
KILIIPSNOCK. —There is yet little change in the trade of this town.
Various dames of tradesmen, however, are pressing for an increase of
wage.s and high prices are about to be charged by the masters. The
ehoernakers are Wending out for a rise on shoes for export, but the
masters cannot afford to give it, on account of the keen foreign tom-
petition.—Kibeerneek Journal.
P tit is.v.—Trade here has fully partaken of the langeur that Is
etrunon throughout the manufacturing districts, for some weeks
past. Doting the last four weeks work has been gradually getting
mote difficult to obtain, and in the course of last week and the present
a considerable number of workmen have been thrown idle. We are
fled to notice some Wight prospect of an improvement in this respect,
and also the appearance of an early ceneenement of the spring trade.

Prow the LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Nov. 10.
BANKRUPT&

W. Tuowonns,s, City, woollen draper, to surrender
November 20 ut balf.past 12, and December 19 at 2, at Basingball4t.
Sol., Wollen, Ducklersbury ; off. swig., Whitmore, Basingball.at.
P. Prams, St. Alban's-place, Falgrorare-road, stationer, November
IS at half-past 11, and December 19 at half-past I, at lim-inehall-st.
Sol., Swan, Eldon-chambers, Devereux-eourt, Temple ; 011. a.ssig.,
ALsager, 'Urchin-lane.
W. Auks, Wheekr-sl., Spltathelds, scale board manufacturer,