The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

MARKEI.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown er Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British poiwersions in America
for the week ending October 27, ie 31e. Ofd. No Term of
brows or Mueeovado sugar the produce of the Mawillus, for
the week aiding as stove. No return of the sale of brown or
Muscovado sugar the produce of the Log Indies, for the
week coding Si above
BRISTOL, OCT. 30.—The trannictione on the spot ars
limited to a few boards of Demme' and Barbadoes, at •
foram decline of fully la.__per cwt. ; one floating cargo of
Havannaba, 1,200 boxes, No. 121, is also reported at 32a. ;
privately, about 6,000 boxes Havannabs lying in London,
here been purchaeed for this market, at very moderate rates.
Refiners produce of all descriptions continues to inert with
a ready sale at full prices. Of rum, we are without any
suPIAY•

COTTON.—Livntroot., Ocr. 30.—The disturbed state
of monetary affairs, with the stoppage (whether temporary
or not remains to be seen) of one of our largest local banks,
Ms for the time completely paralysed our market. The dß-
hankies too in which many parties have been suddenly placed,
by Ending their available capital lotted up by this seaport-
aka, bee compelled them, In order to meet their
menu, to realise some portion of their stocks; acd this
absolute lafrOPßity to sell, with the very limited demand that
there has been from the trade, has so tar disturbed our mar-
ket that we find it impossible to glee any exact scale of quo-
tations. Press are moot irregular; for instance, a very full
clam of middling Mobile was yesterday sold at 80., and
middling fair Orleans, at fljd per lb. These are, however,
some of the lowest males which have come under oar notice:
and must not be taken as the general male of business; era
may therefore my that the quotations at present are almost
nominal. Surat cotton is perhaps more depreesed than any
other description, and very low prices for quantity have in
many instances been accepted; a decline of se much so I}d.
from the highest point has occasionally been submitted to.
Brazils and Egyptians participate in the general dulness and
irregularity of price. The cotton market at present appeals
to be almost entirely influenced by monetary consideratons;
a tendency to an easier state of thinggss in this respect would
doubtless immediately restore aonMenoe both here and in
Manchester. 700 American, and 700 Surat, are reported to
have ham taken an speculation • 170 American, 610 Burst,
li 10 gyption, and 60 Yernam, far export ;so that the deli-
mits to the trade Sot the week have been about 12,000 bales.
&des to-day 4,000 bales, 2,000 beteg an specula,&n, trlth
rethwt tees promote to ee/1. Bake of the week, 14,270 bola.

COTTON 00008.—M•maneenuo, Oc-r. 30.—We have
had • somewhat easier feeling In this market to-day, the tone
of the lest advkes hues America having somewhat leaned
the alarm end moiety prevailing in the earlier part of
the week. The business doing, however, le Mill on en ex-
tremely small scale. Rouses in the foreign, as well as the
home trade, are making some fair paeans where any con-
siderable advantage can be gained in price, but all transse-
does sue marked by extreme caution, and a desire to keep
all engagements within the smalleatpossible limit.. The
result is that Mocha are accumulating, notwithstand-
ing great reductions in Apply owing to the stoppage of
mfils. There has been some inquiry, in anticipation of the
arrival of the overland mail, for East India numbers of yarn,
40's to Ws, but only a few sales have been made, and those
at reduced rates. Similar inquiries for 40-inch Airtime,
kw the same market, have led to rather more business. The
lake made during the week in domestics, T, end long cloths
are geeerally reported to be small, end in printing cloth then
has boom little or no buboes. Yarns, warps, and cops have
been the most pressed on the market, and these have mute-
quail suffeted most in value. Prices, however, are
, end are rendered nominal by the absence of bad-
ness. The re
of Mr. Little, of High-street, dealer in
foam goods (who Mopped • few weeks ago), have agreed to
swept a composition of 10s. in the pound, in three payments,
spread over nine months. The debts were 64,7901., and the
seats rather ova 30,0001. The meeting of Maws. Thornton
and Co.'s neaten was not over when our report wee de-
spatched. Ons or two other establishments are reported to
be in difficulties arising out of the stoppage of the shove,
but there seems to have ban considerable reckleuaiesa in re-
sent rumours affecting the credit of houses Imaged in
trade. Some of the largest and moat wealthy °omens in
this city have been subjected to taro ; but, so far as we an
learn, they are without the slightest red kmodAcn. 809
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establishments have discharged servants, countermanded,
orders, and taken such mesas ea asationa and jediciose
men usually adopt in times like the priest, to Lam their
responsibilities, and this cane may have led to the marts in
question. _

hIA\CHBNTEE, FRTDILY BYZNITIO.—At the metal(
Thornton'e creditors it was aocertained that the trade -
ties amounted to 172,0001. ; bills receivable 350,0001., meets
213,0001. , revolved. to mice 16s. in the pound in three
instalments of ss. in six, twelve, and eighteen months, sub-
ject to billholden agreeing to the earns.

CORN.—Ceintreirouni, Ocr. 30.—There was a smaller
supply of wheat at market to-day, and much affected by the
late rains. The best dry wheat about maintained its value,
while damp sorts were sold at very irregular prices. White,
66e. t0e..., extra, 615.; red, 48s. to 62a., extra, 64e. Barley
more offering, molly secondary quality; the beat malting
maintained ft. vale. ; other descripeions la. to 2.. lower;
40s. to 465., extra, 48.. Beans scarce and few offering:
Mangan, 40a, deka, 445. to 46e.
. .

LINCOLN, Ocr. 30.—Our menet has been fairly supplied
with wheat, the greater portion coeusiating of infatior and
sprouting samples. The beet were token up at about Lae
week's price': other qualities unsaleable. Barley dull, sal
le. to 2s. lower. Wheat, red, 48a. to 51s. • white, 60.. to
595. Barley, grinding, 32.. to 34e.; malting, 40.. to 44e.
Wantrizto, OCT. 30.—Wheat has been dull of sale, and
the beet qualitsea are 2e. to 3s. per qr. lower than lest Fri-
, day. Barley le. to 2a. cheaper. Bathe, oats, and shelling
Me, also dined in price.

COALll.—Lormos, Oar. 30. Haywdl, 162. 6d. ;
Wyk's", 162.6 d.; Walls End Aoorn C 1..., 202. 66, ; Walls
End Oodorth, 192. ; Walls End Plummer, 19a.; Walls End
Hartlepool Hatton, 21s. ; Was End Hough Hall, 20s. ;
Nixon's Elsls7n, 21a. 6d.—Ethips at markat,l6 ; mold, 13.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

IMse Par Nur- iota. Total.
ILIIIMATS. spa. era A
ilasess. IW. UM.
W adi aft, Osleter 11. A A
Loall.w. yam?, rid Oestalmoll
MN 117 1447 1.174

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44 14 Wane ll 112 947' 413 334
Ws* Wks Osteter
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walk saw Odolor U.
Ideas ma Moskva — 1.335 11 1.311 1.441
Illeab Robe 1111 7233 6431

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