The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar the produce of the British posses:lion' in America,
for the week ending Oct. 29, is Zia. hid. per cwt., exclusive
of the customs duty.—No return of the average price
of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius
for the week ending as above.—No return of the uverag,
price of brown or Mumovado sup: the produce of the
Mast Indies for the week ending as above.
BRISTOL, Nov. I.—Our market is very quiet but steady.
We have no alteration to make in the value on the week,
but we must quote prices for the put month Is. higher on
good and fine sorts, and 6d. on the middling qualities; low
descriptions barely maintain former value. Refiners' pro.
duce sells very slowly, and at slightly easier prices. Rum :
Jamaica sells slowly at 3s. 3d. to 4a. 6d., and Demerara at
Is. bd. per gallon.

TALLOW.—FaMAT EVENINCI.—The market was quiet
to.day. Spot, new. ; 1860 Y.C., 51s. ; Dec. only,
; Jan. to /Lwoh, 53. 6d. ; March alone, 53. ; Aped
to June, 53. 6d. ; South American, 53. fkl., Ist pipes;
Australian beef 501. ; North American, 565. 6d. ; tows
tallow, 636. 3dL, net cash ; Cocoanut oil firm ; Caddo,
; Ceylon, 495. ; Sydney, 495. to 495. 6d. palm od
Arm, 455. 6d. fine lAgos ; hone gre,Deliveriee
to last evening, 1,888 casks ; arrivals, 7, ase4ls casks.

oorroN.—Limroot, Nov. I.—The tramisetime in
this market during the week, as compared with those pre.
ceding it, have been to a moderate extent, especially dazing
the tut three days, the estimated sales of which being only
about 17,000 bales, the actual returns for the week being
62,500 balm, of which speculators have taken 10,810 bales of
American, 170 Pernanis, 1,020 Mamie, 210 Egyptians, and
15,960 burets ; exporters, 1,820 bales of America'', 200 Per-
name, 3,67osurate, and 180 Madras ; whilst the trade have
only added to their supplies 28,400 bales of all kinds. There
are at sea oo American, bat 158,608 Bursts against 37,577
American and :13,140 Banta same time last year. We have
a quiet market to-day and little doing, without change in
prices. The following are the official quotations, as deter-
mined by the General Brokers' Association :—Fair Orleans,
121 d.; middling, 12d.; fair Mobile, 120.; middling, Ilfcl.;
fair Ofplaod, 121 d.; middling, Ilid.

COTTON GOODS.—Maircusannt, Nov. I.—There has
been but little change, generally speaking, in the cloth
market since Tuesday, but there are telegrams to hand
from Bombay to the Bth sod 10th of October, and from
Calcutta to theBth and 9th, reporting better prices for Mae-
chaster goods, and • large business doing. Shirting, were
reported lid. to 3d. per piece higher. This has led le a
rather more cheerful feeling here, and may hays led to
rather more business, but not much. Under ordinary cir-
cumstances it would have led to au active business, but
prices, which are still rising, check businem for all
quarters. The yarn market has bees rather Hat this week
until to-day, when there was a decided change caused by the
better accounts from India, both for cloth and yarn.
There has been • considerable inquir► for counts and
qualities of yarn suitable to Bombay, °ricotta, and China,
and many of the German name have shown themselves de-
sirous of picking up parcels of yarn of various descriptions
suitable to the coutineutal markets, and our yarn market
closes much stronger than it was on Teensy, with rather
higher prices. The business for France is reported to be on
a fair male for so early • period after the operation of
the treaty in favour of Manchester goods. Up
to Oct. 19th we believe that yarns under 170's could not be
shipped with advantage, but since then 20's and even lower
numbers hare been sent. We heat of one firm of spinners
under contract to the end of December for very coarse num-
bers (4's to 10's), and it is said the number of endings or
oonsigumente during the peel mouth from Manchester has
been early 1,000. Some of these have been to a small
amount, but many of them are rather considerable orders.
It will be learnt with some surprise that amongst the latest
shipments of cotton goods' from Manchester (within the
last day or two), is one of some eight or ten bales of rags for
the use of French psper-makees.

CORN.—Cam. serono, Nov. I.—There was a fair supply
of wheat et market to-day, and a good demand at rather
over last week's prima. Market closed very flem. Red,
60s. to 641. • white, 635. to 675. ; extra, Ms. Beau rather
dearer. Baru lug* supply, sad be rum rather demur ;
secondary, without alteration-38s. to 42a.; extra, 435.
lancing, Nov. I.—We have had a fair supply of wheat
at market to-day, sod prices earns as last week. Barley the
turn dearer. Very little change in other articles. Wheat,
red, 110 s. le 6k. ; white, 60s. to 675. Barley, 30s. to 395.
Oats, 20e. to 94e.

W AILIMILLD, Nov. L—Prioes IMO inn, and there was •
steady consumptive demand at the full prices of ]set week.
Barley quiet and rather lower, except for choice
No other change. Avenges for the week eliding Al:
Wheat, 5,160 qrs., at 61s. 60.; barley, 1,826, at 3&. 10jd. ;
beam, 123, at 455. IkL ; prem. 16, at 535.
COALS. Lonnos, Nov. L Baird West Hartley,
16s. 92. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 17s. 9d.
Steam, 15s. ; Grey's West Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; North ten er
Goa, 14s. 6d. ; Tanheld Moor Butes, 13s. 6d. ; Wylam, 160.;
Walls End Acorn Close, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Gibson.
17s. ; Walls End MAWR, 20s. Cxl. ; Walls End Tunstall,
12.. 6d. • Carway and lkiffrys Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ; Oarway
and Darryl' Malting. 21e.-IShips at market, 21; sold. 17.

TRAFYIO RETURNS.

Mlles l'ao• Total,Tol4
RAILWAY* open
Week ending A sewers dandles 1961 1810
et a 1 A
Groat Southern of Inr_ll4.. 14 45 45 90

WeekelZitLita 21---i---. - -- -- -- ..
Ottoman
Royal Dental
Week ending Oct. IL
Sambre and Meuse
Welt Flanders
Week antilop( Oct. 27.
Caledonian 21.9i 6,199 12.119 16,918 16.313

BoRggiknIPTINO IN LIVERPOOL—At tbe Liver-
pool Police-court, yesterday, Mr. Charles W. Colton, of
London, was eliaged before the magietmles with whipping
Mr. Robert Montgomery, of Liverpool, on the evening of
Thursday last A police.offoer stated that Mr. Colton sud-
denly rushed out of an avenue near the &tddle Hotel u
Mr. Itootgomcry was passing. Re bad a horsewhip in his
hand, with which he struck Mr. Montgomery several times,
until they were both taken into custody. Mr. Colton did
Dot deity the charge, but said that the plaintiff bad previ-
ously insulted his wife. The magistrates inflicted a tins of
40a. and costs upon Mr. Colton, and bound him over in his
own recognisance, of 100/. to keep the peace for 1.1" months.
The fine was at once paid, and tits recophance entered into.
Da. DR JONON'S LIGET BROWN COD LIVER OIL.
—Dianne CM nun Cillig.—Of ell the recognised remedies of
modern days moo hays been found so uniformly eine:whom as
Dr. de Jongles Light Brown WI User 00 for preserving the
ohest In a healthy and sound 000dition. Dr. Wandby, late Phy-
sician to the Hereford ingrmary, states Not only is my own
case, but in numerous others, Dr. de Anna's Oil has caused au
improvement of chest symptom's. and an laercue of weight so
soon and so lastingly as Lobe quite remarkable. I believe it to
he the most valuable remedy we possess." Dr. de Jonah's Light
Brown Cod Leer 00 is sold only In capsuled Imperial half pints,
21. ed. ; 0104 tn Pd.: quarts. 9a. ; by his sole consignees, Inner.
Harford. and Co., 77, Strand, London, and by respectable chemitti.
--(Advertisement.)

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BRACE —October 30, at Cay.street, Beth, the wife of W. H.
Brace, Bea., of a daughter.
CHA PM A N.—Oetober SO, at Ifigham Grange, Leicestershire, the
wife of P. G. Chapman, Bey., of • daughter.
CLUTTEBBILYCK.—Octoher te, at Bath, the wife of D. H. Chit.
terbook. Bart, of a daughter.
OOLTSIAN.--Octoher 10, at liyde-park gardens, the wife of W.
B. Coltman, Esq.. of a moo.
CURS.—Ootolisr fa, at latoeillace Week Mrs. & C. Cure, of

a son.
DALTRY.—October 30. at Madelev Vicarage, iiiationlAire. the
wile of the Rev. T. W. Dairy, MA., of a son.
frORTMICUL—October 30, at Castle-hill, Devonshire,
Tortescue, of a son.,
HARVRY.—Oetober 30, at Meridlattplace, Clifton, Bristol, the
wife of Mr. R. Harvey. of a daughter.
MXLVILLIL—October 27, at Branston Rectory, Lincoln, the lion.
Mrs. A. 8. L. Melville, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
BIRCH—CAMPBELL.—October 29, at Woodhouse. leires"
shire, by the Rev. O. Burka(ll, G. F. Birch. Esq., of Clare t.
Hants. to Katherine floors Lena. dew/beer of tho late U. IL
CempheU. Req.. of The Heine'. Staffordshire.
HILALTLY—TOM—October 30. at Stone Church, Grcenhithe.
by the Rev. R. Emmett. ft Dealtry, Esq., of St. J.1t111.11 011-
lets, Cambridge, to Harriet Crompton, daughter of the late A.
Todd. 12/m.. of Harley Hall, Lancsahlre.
DEWHCRST—DAVIDSON.--(kteber SO. at Rt. Peter's. Delmna
sear Bolton, by the Rev. W. Wall, Mr. W. 11. Dorbor'l.',
elitbercie, to Janet, daughter or the WO J. Davidson. req.. of
Melton-le-Dais.
HAMILTON --SINCLAIR.—Oetober 29, at the pariah church.
Tottenham. by the Rev. W. J. Hall, H. Hamilton, Fso., W
Mary. daughter of R. Sinclair, Eaq., C.E.
HERBIOLT—ECKLEY.—October te. at Manton. Hereford. ,ff
the her. H. C. Morgan, F. W. Herbert. son of the ger. J.
Herbert, of Goodrich House. to Jassy daughter of the lac J.
E. Schley. Esq., of CredenhilLperk, Herefordshire.

DEATHS.
ARMYTAGIL —October 90. at Broomhlll Rank, Tunbridge-well'
Colonel Annytalate Coldstream Guards. aged os.
BATES—Octobe drat Wed Hill, Halifax. P. Batei,
od 7S.
NV* 1614.—Oetober 2!, at Hastings, the Rev. J. 8.11 E,sei-
eit 00.
GadiJOYZN.—Oetehar 30, at Sterne& Gall, Northamptnshire.
Frances Trauma. wife of Gaacoyen. ken, aged 51
Glitli&—Octobsw 23, Mr. W. Gibbs, of South-place, Stoke 9eiiM6
00. aged 66-
GIIT.--Octobar 27, at Portsmouth, Mr. T. Guy, aged 83.
29,,Rmina, daughter of J. lititalese.
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MACKINSIL—Oeinbert7. at the Rectory, Heratmeneeer. A "n
relict of W. Mackenzie, D.D.. sometime Rector of Surwash _n
Haatimab. aged 76.
PARE/a—October 30,sqCaroline, wife of T. Parker, l'Aq.• of Si'
Pott Camden-uare. M.
erows.—Oeotaid,tober 28. at -flusesix-teagedrreoe, New-coosi. Man' A"'
widow of GM late Mr. J. Stook aged

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