The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-18 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

PRODUCE.—Mormso-Lasx, Nov. 17.—Sugar: The public sales
consisted of 450 birds Iterbadoes, 4,500 bap 31auritim, 2,000 bags
Bengal, 1,800 top Madras, and all a cid off heavily, at prices rather
under those of last week. The Mauritius were of .the grainy denier:a-
tone, and all were sold. The importer,. bought in about half of the
Bengal, and a portion of the Madras was also withdrawn. Refined
has been steady, and has not shown any alteration in prima. Coffee
wears a very dull appearance; 450 caska of Cuba sold in public sale
at a decline of fully 2, ; fine tine ordinary, 375. 420.; good middling,
520.585. Padang sold at 20a. 265. Good Ordinary Ceylon bought in
380. Cocoa: 600 bags Trinidad offered, about one-third sold 42°. 400.,
which were advanced rates. Saltpetre : refriation, 4 sold, 26a. Cotton
continues dull ; 400 balm only scold to-day. Tallow remains inactive ;
48a. 40s. 3d. on the spot. In other articles, no alteration.
Mots, Nov. 10.— Sugar. The stock on band is small, the demand
has been good, and the amount of business done has been large, viz. :
2,500 casks West India at 6tf. to 61f. 25c. per 50 kd., duty paid, or
36f. 23c. to 36f. 50e. in bond, for the standard. 220 cases Matanzas,
brown and yellow, at 27f. per 50 lid., in bond. Imports: 1,117 casks
Martinique end Guadeloupe, and 100 bap from Pernambuco. Mock:
7,000 casks from our West India colonies, 1,200 casks and 2,000 hags
Porto Rico and Havannah, 25 chests and 5,400 bags BrazlL—Coffee has
been dull and inactive during the past week; yet prices bane
been supported. Stock : 7,500 bags St. Domingo, 1,000 casks and
5,000 hags Brazil, 540 casks and 1,000 bags Porto-Rico, &c., 7,000
bags East India, 400 halm Mocha, and 230 Mks from our West India
plantatimui.—Cotton Thin article has been flat, and the speculative
demand has been very much suspended during the past week. But
prices have maintained their ground, and the great scarcity in
American inferior descriptions, which were almost exclusively sought
after, has led to an advance of lf. to 2f. The stock on hand is small,
viz.: 1816, 20,000 halm, of which 19,900 United States; 1845, 43,000
ditto 42500 ditto; 1814, 65,500 ditto 60,500 ditto.
COTTON.—Lrymtroot, Nov. 27.—The market was quiet to-clay,
and the sales were 4,000 bales, all for consumption.
Iturenrama, Nov. 17.—Our market to-day has been extremely
heavy and dull. Cloth only in very moderate demand : prices barely
'imported. Yarns languid and depressed rather, and prices certainly
lower. Altogether a very unsuisfsetory market for both spinners
sad manufacturers.

BLANKETB.—Hmarceenwms, Nov. 16.—There was a numerous
ant:odium" of buyers here to-day, and we had a very brisk market.
The prices which have ruled of late were fully sustained, and menyof
the merchants bought freely.
WOOLLENS, Etc.—Li:rag, Nov. 17.—The cloth trade of this
district still rules dull, and, though late prices seem to be generally
maintained, as if there was an expectation of improvement at the turn
of the sewn, the merchants buy very sparingly : and the market to.
day, in both the cloth halls, was considered very at

"POW USO LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Nov. 17.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—Nov. 13. T. Blinn, Burrowa
mews, Jahn-et, Blacklnare-read, Surrey, Beeimeymma.

A. A. Rescuer and N.l.iTuoi.;, Bt. Helen's-place, B'
at, merchants, to surrender November 30 at 2, and December 4tl at
half-past 11, at Etaaingkall.st. SoL, Freelthelde, New Beak-boildiugs ;
of. anti., Wiliam, Coleman-et.