The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR. —The average price of brown or Muumuu!,
sugar the produce of the British possessions in Amerio,
for the week ending Nov. 5, is Zia. 30.. per cwt., exclusii,
of the customs duty.—No return of the average prict
of brown or 3lnecovado maw the produce of the Mandible
for the week ending ea above.—Tho average price of brows
or Nuecovado sugar the produce of the East Indies Lr
the week ending as above is 21s. W. —T he average price
the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is 225. 1144.
per cwt.

BiturroL, Nov. B.—We Lave had an improved dematd
this week for good working sugars, and the sales made hay
been at very fair prices, grocery aorta especially. lirkriratio.,
area little lower. Refined goods have rather improved d
value and sell freely. Rum.—No Wee to report.

001 TON 000138. klagortiorrrn, Nov. B.—There ha
been a large business in yarns ro-day, and prices have coil.
siderably advanced, being fully id. to id. per lb. higher
than on Tuesday. A large business has been done for Ger.
many, India, and China. The home trade houses have at,
been buying freely at folly a farthing per pound &draw,
on last Tuesday's rates. The market is, in fact, very StrOL,,
in nearly all kinds of yarn, whether for borne muida:
toren or for export. In the cloth market we hear of r)
improvement. A telegram from India has been naive!,
announcing a rather large business at advanced prices, boot
there are no quotations given. The date from Calcutta
Oct. 14, and the 12th was the animal "lucky day," wh,,
it is usual to invest more or less, and cro this occasion ot
appears the buying was rather extensive. There is no hoi,
however, that prices were touched which would remurierat,
shippers at our present quotations, and though we have
heard of inquiries here to test prices, we believe they has-
led to little or no business. There has not been mu,c
business offering for any kind of goods. Manufacturers are
firm, and for the beauties that was done we bear that
speculators who have become rather anxious to realise has,
undersold producers.

CORN.—Baurrot, Nov. 7.—At our market to-the
English wheat was in fair supply, and met a free sale at in
advance of la. to 2s. per qr. Foreign sold in retail at about
last week's prices. Fine malting and other good barleys
in active demand, and fully as dear ; inferior kinds at-
tracted little attention. Oats in plentiful supply, and sold
slowly with prams again the turn in buyers favour. Indian
corn and beans fully as dear. Arrivals :—Wheat, Irish,
32 qrs. ; foreign, 4,192. Oats, Irish, 6,012. Berle y,
1,049. Indian corn, foreign, 1,M5. Flour, Irish, 11
sacks ; coastwise, 500 ; foreign, 1,129 laurels.
CHILIWORD, Nov. 8. —There was a fair supply
of wheat at market to-day, and ell the hest quality was
taken freely at rather over last week's meek best whits
making 65e. to 611 e..; red, 62a. to 645. ; extra, 650. Barley,
Am for best mailing quality, 28.. to 425. Beans fully as
dear; Masagan, 40s ; tack', 445. to 45e.
Losoots, Nov. 13.—We have bad a fair supply of wheat
to-day, and prices Is. higher. Barley dull sale, and prices
Is. lower for common qualities. Wheat, red, 561. to :
white, 635. to 695. Barley, 30• to 395. Oats, 245. to N.
Lrranrool., Nov. B,—With a fair attendance of millers
and dealers at this morning's market wheat has firmly es-
tablished the improvement of Id. to 2d. per rental
(considerable wagers being made for Ireland),
whilst dour remains steady at the full prima of this day
week. Indian corn attracted little attention, though offered
freely, ex quay, at 6d. per qr. decline. Oats are ld. per
bushel cheaper. Oatmeal unchanged. Beans and barley
commend former rates in retail. Pease have given way 61.
to la. per qr. The market closes strong for wheat sal
flour ; but of Indian corn there are at the moment cosh-
derably more sellers than buyers.
WLIZIRILD, Nov. B.—Wheat was held for rather over
But week's rates, but the advance checked business. Barley
dull, and prices Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Bear steady.
Oats and shelling unaltered. Average for the week ending
Nov. 4 :—W heat, 2,945 qrs., at 61s. 0 d. ; barley, 1,466
qrs., at 38s. 54d. ; beans, 55 qrs., at 455. led. ; psis, 30 Ts.,
at 495. 9d.

COAL& -Lwow's, Nov. 8. - Bowers West Hartley,
17u 3d. ; Huddles West Hartloy, 17s. ; Craghead Steam,
15e. ; Grey's West Hartley, lt.. 6d. Hadley Hartley,
17s. 3d. ; &atom's Hartley, 16e. ; T;infield Moor. 13e. ;
Taolleld Moor Butes, 130. ; Walker Primrose, 1.2 e. 9d.
West Wylam. ; WyLm,l6s. ; Walls Eod Learn Clogs,
19s. ; Walls Rod Byre°, 184. 6d.; Walls End Ed.., 19a. ;
Wall. End Oastm.* 18s. ; Walls End Hisrloo, 16e. 3d. ;
Will. End Hadley, Ids. ; Walls End Riddell, Vis. ; Walls
End Bell, 17e. 6d. ; Wills End Franswellgate, 191. ; Walls
End Hotta°, 20e. 6d. ; Walls Bad South Helton, 20e. 6d. ;
Walls End Casaop, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 190. ;
Walls End Kenos, 19e. 6d.; Walls End South Hartlepool,
19s. ; Walls End South Whitworth, 16s. ; Walls Eel
Thoroley, 17e. ; Walls End Pease's West, 154. ; Carway
and Whys Anthracite, 21a. Bd. ; Carway and Duffryn
Malting, 24a..--tiiiipe at market, 64; sold. 46.