The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

15170A11.-7'he average price of brown or litl/11001104
suer, the produce of the British possessions in America,
for the week ceding Nov. 13, is 295. Ifd. per cwt.,
exclusive of the duties of custom—The average prioe of
brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius,
is 31s. Id. per cwt.—The avenge prim of brown or Mu.
covado sum, the produce of die East Indies, is 28s. 40.
—The average price of the three foregoing desetiptions of
sugar jointly, is 29a. Of& per ewt.
Biusrot, Nov. I6.—We have had a very quiet market
this week, and to (fact sales lower pries would have to be
submitted to; indeed holders would now accept cam which
they refused last week, if buyers were disposed to repeat
them, but which they are not. A few Barbados found
buyer at easier prices, and the market closes with a dull
appearance. Refiners produce is still in fair demand at
about steady rates. Rum wanted, and prices are full up.

COTTON.—LnicaPooL, Nov. 16. —The market opened
on Saturday last with firmness at the rates of the encod-
ing day, but on Monday, after the receipt of the steamer's
accounts, it became quiet, end has since been very doll, the
demand bang almost suspended by the continued fussing of
the rate of discount by the Bank of England, the advance
yesterday being to 6 per cent. Priem of American at the
close of the market yesterday were very irregular males
having been made of ordinary to good ordinary at id. to id.,
and of middling grades at Id. per lb. decline from the quo.
tations of Friday last. Brazil remains nominally as before
Egyptian is id. per lb. lower. Surat has been in
Mitt request, and is difficult of wile at a partial decline
of ad. per lb. Speculators have taken 6,560 American, 440
POTOSI:1114 510 Egyptians, and 4,430 Surat ; and there are re-
tor export, 940 American, 10 Pernambuco, 107
Z, and 1,930 Surat. The market to-day opened
tli j..c:7 spirit at rday's rates; probable sales 5,000
balm, of which 1,000 are for export and on speculation.

001 TON GOODS.—hIssiCHIS72I4 Nov. 16.—T0 various
other (MUMS which have checked basins= for some weeks
past may now be added the drain of gold, which has
dteed the Bank of England further to raise the price of
discount& Whilst there is no serious alarm felt on this
'abject it has the effect of inducing caution, and buyers
rem disposed to wait and see the extent to which these
mastery derangements will go. Prices are moderately
steady, but in some few cases goods have been rather
weaker. The legate business of the week has been
materially lessened,and but for producers having orders
to fall bark upoa prices would probably suffer mom
seriously. For cop yarns above 3Cfs extreme prices are no
longer obtainable.

0011.27.--CRILMarOItD, Nov. 16.—There was a fair sup.
ply of wheat and large of barley to-day. Sales proceeded
slowly, except for best dry new and old, which must be
quoted about the name a, last week. Barley was ls. lower
on best, and 2a. on secondary qualities-325. to 40s. ;
45e. to 48s. Beans firm.
Lamour, Nov. 16.—We have had another very dull
market to-day, and the prices for wheat have had decidedly
• downward tendency. The demand has been very slack,
and business done of quite a retail character. Barley a dull
Ws. Not much doing in oats and beans ; tho condition of
the letter is generally very had. Wheat, red, new, 50s. b
684. • old, 665. • white, new, 50s. to 635. ; old, 735. Barley,
32a 44e. dats, Zia to 28s.

Wauracn Nov. 16.—The arrivals of grain were of
fair extent. Wheat trade very dull, and for old the de.
mend very limited, but sellers would not submit to any ma.
tonal decline. Lower prices would be taken for new, but it
was inferior in quality and unfit for millers. Barley dull
and rather lower ; but a few choice parcels at last week's
rates. In bears oats, and shelling not much change. Aver-
ages for the wank ending Nov. : Wheat, 1,442 qrs., at
61s. 7d. ; barley, 1,450, at 41.• 10 d. ; oats, 120, at 2.5 e. 9d.