The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Thu avenge price of brown or Muscovado
sum the produce of the British Posressiorto b A. 02116011.
far the week ending Oct. 25, is 245. If& per cwt., inclusilve
of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.—No re-
turn of the price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce
of the Mauritius, for the week ending u above. No
return otitis eels of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce
(Atha But Indies, for the week ending as above.

Baurrox, Ocroana 28.—Tbs market boa been rather
quiet this weak, the bayera haring lately freely sup-
plied thee regaternetits for some little time. In prior we
have not any &henna', to Donee. ftellases' produce has met
with an excellent demand, sad large sales for forward de-
liver), have been effected at rather improved rates. Ram
conUnaes quite neglected, and pries. are nominal.

COTTON.—Ltrzuroo Ocr. 28.—The neceseities of
the trade hare again obliged them to enter the market freely,
and as the stock of clean useful American cotton is being
rapidly reduced, holders have been enabled to obtain an
Vance of gd. to gd. per lb. in those quelitiee ; there has been
also more inclination to purchwe toe loner descriptions, at
somewhat higher rates. In Brazil there is no material
change to notice, except in Maceio, which is Id. to jd. per lb.
dearer. Egyptian continues lino, at last week's quotations.
There has hien a large business in Borst, and priors are
pion/rally about gd. per lb. dearer. Speculators bare taken
6,680 American, 70 Bryptian, and 8,610 Borst, and there
are reported for export 860 Amortises, 140 Egyptian, and
8,720 Surat. The market to-day opens with a good demand,
at extreme rates ; probable sake 10,000 bar, including
2,000 on speculation and for export.

COTTON OOODS.—HeXCHMITI2, Ocr. 28.—Various
influence have effected the market favourably to-dsy, and
there has been morn badness doing. A telegram from Cal-
cutta to the 29th September hes been received stating that no
improvement was peroeptible there, but yet there had been •
good many offers fur India good., and there is an evident
di/la:shim amongst buyers to renew operations. One cause
of this is the fear that the trod we have had here may have
extended to America and may affect the growing cotton crop.
This has already led to a large demand for cotton this week
at Liverpool, where the sales have reached 87000 bales in the
is days. Another cause I. no doubt to be found in the
startling news from the ti cited States that an insurrection
baa broken oat among the slave. Such Intelligence will
noomearily create amen uneesines• hem, and at once send up
the pries of the raw material on hand. However that may
be, we have more business. Long clothe, T cloths, and
printers am In fair demand, and there is owe Inquiry for
shirting* and other good@ for India, so that both home con-
sumers and exporters are in the market at the same time, end
there is an increased emend demand. In yarns there has
bees • growing firmness in priors since Tuesday. Some
rather heavy business has been dose in water twist for China,
and the boyars of yarns for ()wrathy are more active. The
yarn market generally is more active.

CORN.—Cimmeroutt, OCT. 28.—The supply of wheat
to-day was only moderate, end oondition affected by the
damp and stormy weadasr • such met s slow salsat last week's
rates, but soy dry samples; were taken at rather ever the
prices of last week. Trade firm. Red, 38s. to 445.; white,
40s. to 48s. • old, 2a. higher. Barley, all best malting fully
so deor-40;. to 48s. • grinding, 24a, to 30s. Baum very
soarer, AM Whir, dovrer.

LINCOLN, Oct. 28.—We have had a small supply of
wheat, and last week's prices fatly supported, and In some
cuss, for au qualities, Is. mere money was paid. Barley a
large quantity offeriog, and prices about the same as before.
No change in other articles. Wheat. red. 41s. to 44...
white. 465. to 61s. Barley, grinding, 26a. to 295. ; malting:
42a. Beans, maw, 40s. to 425. ; old, 495. Oats, 19s. to 245.
Pees, 365. to 41a.

Waggriarm, Oct. 21.—There was more &tater in the
wheat trade, and millers bad to pay fully last Friday's Wes.
Rae barley and beans rather clearer. In oats, peal, and
other articles no change. Averages for the week ending
Oot. 24 :—Wheat, 2,732 are., at 455. 30.; barley, 1,008, at
38e. Bd.

OClALB.—Lownow, Ocr. 28.—Barnbope, 13s. ; Ward's
West Bartley, 155..; Wyhun, 16s. ; Wells End Acorn Clomp,
181. ; Walls lad Eden, 113 a.; Walls End Hilda, 16s. 3d.;
Wails End Ball, 175.; Walls End Belmont, 17s. ; Walls Ind
Haswell, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Rumers Hinton, 113 s. 6d.;
Walls End Haugh Hall, lea.; Walls End Hunwick,
16s. 6d.; Walls End Hellos, 195.; Walls End Whitworth,
lbs. 6d.; Camay and Duffrya Malting, 22e. 6d. ; Nizon's
Darya, 225. 6d. ; Powelra Dean Steam, 22a. 6d.--fthips
at market, 27; sold. 27.