The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

MARKE2S.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in America,
for the week ending Nov. 1, is 249. Sid. per cwt., exclusive
of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.— No
return has been made of the sale of brown cr Muaoovado
sugar, the produce of the Mauritius. in the week ending es
above.—No return has been made of the sale of brown or
Muscovado auger, the produce of the Bast Indies, in the
week ending an above.
BRISTOL, Nov. 4.—The market is very steady, but
seemly so active as of late, the buyers having supplied their
more immediate requirements; prices, however, are fairly
supported. Refiners' produce cannons' to meet with a mode.
rata sale, and the stocks of the manufacturers do net accu-
mulate; price are unaltered. Rum is very dull, and to
effect sales of importance a decline of Id. to 2d. per gallon
would have to be submitted to.

COTTON.—LIVICKPOOL, Nov. 4.—There has been •
Rood steady demand throughout the week, and, for the mid-
Ms clam of American, extreme rates have been obtained,
whilst for other qualities there is but little change to
notice. Brasil is without alteration. For Egyptian there
has been a good demand, and for the better qualities pricee
may be quoted bd. to bd. per lb. higher. There has teen •
fair business done in Surat, but without cheap in prime
since last Friday. Speculators have taken 5,240 American,
860 Egyptian, and 1,670 Suet, and there are reported for
export 1,480 American, 200 Pernam, 160 Egyptian, and
6,030 Stmt. The market this morning open• with a moderate
inquiry ; the melee will probably amount to 8,000 balm.

COTTON GOODS.—Mescitzeres„ Nov. 4.—The im-
wovetnest in demand noticed in the report of Tuesday's mar-
ket, and to some extent attributable to a very favourable
telegram from Calcutta, has been fully meiztained. There
is not mach doing for Calcutta, but the impulse given by
fresh operations for that market on Tuesday extends to other
markets, and both .pincers and manufacturers report a good
deal of business. The home houses, some of which had
allowed their clocks to go down much below the accustomed
average, are doing a much more active business than for some
time past. There is consequently a much better demand for
domestics, long cloths, T cloths, and some other fabrics than
of late. Suitable printing cloths and ebirtings for this mar-
ket are also going off better, and prices are a shade dearer.
The liner makes of ;rioting clothe are in good demand by
calico printers. Manufacturers under these circumstances
are taking yarns more freely, and there continues also a fair
demand Mill in water twist for China, with a moderate busi-
ness for Germany. Yarns suitable for Bombay are in request,
and yarns generally maintain the full rates obtained on Tues-
day. In some instances rather better prices have been paid.
Hoopoe in the China trade have been doing a fair business in
shirting,.

CORN.—Cmxtmeronu Nov. 4.—The weather hoe been
exceedingly stormy throuihout the week, and much rain has
fallen, which has greatly impeded the operation of wheat
sowieg. We had a good supply of wheat to-day, and a
bitch demand for an tha best qualities, at tally the rates of
lest week. Red, 40a. to 445. ; extra, 44e. to 48e. ; white,
60e. Beasts mime and le. dearer. Barley the same as Tart
week for secondary quality, firm for beet, and la. dearer for
grinding.
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Lticour, Nov. 4.—Our market has bees fairly supplied
with wheat to-day, fins sample, miming ready sale at last
week's prior, whilst irtferibr kinds hail cm !mod. No
clangs is apriag corn. Wheat, rad, 40a. to 44e.•, white,
465. to 600. Barley grinthor, 26.. to 30s. ; malting, 36..
to 43a. Oats, 19s. to' 4a. Peas, Us. to 40s. Baas, new,
40s. to 424. ; old, 495. _ . .

WAXY:VELD, Nov. 4.—A good supply of wheat la re-
ported, and, tboagb there was not matt hominess, the rates
at last Friday were maintained. Good barley wee in re-
quest, but there was no 'huge in prices. Oats and shelling
firm, and Inane le. dearer. The averages for the week end-
ing o,lt. 31 .—Wheat, 2,596 qrs. at 468.6 d.; berley, 1,094 at
Me. 1%44 beans, 71 at 41a. 604 pew, 69 at 395. 44d.