The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

MARKB2C.

BUOAR.—The average pries of brownor bi.onao
sugar, the produce of the British paresaione in America,
for the week ending Oct. 13, is 354.01 d. The average price of
brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Menne.," for
the week ending as above, is 291. 6ld. The average price of
brown or Muscovado anger the produce of the East Indies,
for the week ending Si above, is 39e. 4d. The avenge price
of the three foregoing descriptions of auger jointly, for the
week ending aa above, ia 345. 21. pee cwt., exclusive
of duty.
Biturroe, Ocr. 16.—The market has bee quite paralysed
this week, owing to the advance in the Ilea rate, end prices
towards the close must be quoted 2s. to 3s. lower, at which
decline a moderate amount of basilicas has bees transacted,
chiefly in floating cargoes. /tenni produce partakes of
the deprenioti, and to effect melee le. 6d. to 2e. reduction must
be submitted to. Rum steady, at le. 6d. per proof gallon
for Demerara, in which some business has been date.
COTTON.—Livettroot, Ocr. 16.—The cotton market,
ton.ether with all other commercial interests, has been seri-
muty affected by the sudden advance of 11 per cent. in the
rate of discounts; and the fear that, with the present un-
settled kopeanatoe of monetary affairs all over the world, the
Bank a r.gland, in order to retain her bullion, may be
compelled t o raise the rate of interest to a still higher point,
has had each an influence upon our proceedings as almost to
suspend busine.w. The collective treneactioe• of Tuesdeh
Wednesday, and Thureday do not exeeed 6,000 bales. With
operations on SO small a kale, prices have hardly beat tread;
but generally the stocks are so light, and to easily managed
by holders, as to be to borne extent beyond the influence of
the money market—oneequently, although buyers have in
some instances obtained a elied advantep, there is no gene-
triaileirdeelinwes.e otrrifpressintio4
aldeakey.t.tdldters.
await
gwait
the renewal
lad
demand ea apemen fall oat of stock. Whether, however, the
present monetary difficulties may not so far darns trade
in Manchester as to prevent parties reeewieg their stocks,
L what we wait to see, andiron which the future
come of our market now prim! y depcods. We quote
mid Uplands at 9 1-182., Mc 3.16 d, end Orleans
8 6-16 d. The committee of brokers place fair Kplaads 914.,
Mobile 91d., and Orleans Sid. Bunn of all qnditiee have
bass abundantly offered fur sale, and are id. perM. lower for
the week. Brazils have given wy. from p. to id. per lb.
Enplane end Sea Islands dull and in limited damsel, but
not quotable lower. 6,640 American, and 2,770 Punt, an
to have been takes on speenlation e
.* 160 Amerio.s.
reported
Surat, and 110 Bengal for export ; so the deliveries
to the trade for the week been about 16,600 bales. Sales to-
day 3,000 bales. ales of the week 25,380 toles.

COTTON 000D8.—NANCRISTIS, Ocr.
passion in this market which was so perceptible at the com-
mencement of the work continues to prevail, and laminate
may at present be said to be altogether at a standstill. Prices
are maintained with firmness, se then is no prewar., foe
sales sufficient to produce any abatement, bat actual opera-
tions are for the moment suspended in all departments, under
the present aspect of commercial affair,. Printing cloth sad
shirting, have been altogether neiLcted during the last fore
days, end in domestics the has been limited to ths
smelled quantities. The inactivity in yarns has consider-
ably inotwaied during the week, but spinners have been in-
disposed to contagions, and there is consequently no im-
portant attention in price.

HOSIERY AND LACE.—Norrntoneet, OcT. 15.
We have had but little business We week ; we me my that
the trade has to meow mason been ° The
state of the massy market and the in Amelia,
have tended to meta distrust, and is acme awes in other
markets to oars empension. As • whole, however, our
trade has up to the present been little affect ed by the hi
eouipered with many others, and it is probable we &er
through the crisis better than might have been expecte&
The great thing is for us not to be alarmed, bat to use ell
esse end discretion, at the same time to wait with patients
until the atom hoe subsided. Yarns end silk are taws*
Arm. Hosiery This branch of our local menufeeturee
continues in a dull state. and without en prospect of Immo-
mediate amendment. Indeed, we fear basins will be still
worse during the winter months, sutler the Oa of the raw
materiel should fall conaidershly.

CORN.—Bosrow, Ocr. 14.—There tree good=
of wheat at the market to-day, the trade slow at 2..
Rod, SRA. to 61e. ; white, 6es. to Me. There was very little
spring corn on eirr, and prime of all aorta seam as bit week.
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CIIILMSFORD' OCT. 16.—There MB a smaller supply of
wheat at market to-day, and condition very various ; this
flaeat quality gave way la. pa. quarter, but secondary sorts
sold at irregular prices ; FM, from 50s. to 666. • extra, 68a.;
white, 68e. to 62a.; extra, 645. Bulgy, finest malting,
scarce, and maintain. its value, while secondary aorta to. to
Z. lower to make mks; 465. to 48s, extra 60s. Beans--very
kw offering, and late mime MI about maintained.
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LINCOLN, OCT. 18.—Wa have bed a good supply of
wheat, and prices le. to 2e. lower; red, Ste. to 64.. ; white,
65.. to 63. e.; old, 62e. Barley dull at previous pewee, 48s.
to 49a.

WALLIIRLD, OCT. 16.—Wheat of very fine qualitydrety
maintained bet Friday's rata; but other kind. were t
of male at 1.. to 2s. per qr. decline. Fine barley in requisi-
tion; but other kande dull, end lower. Beene rather
Wiper.
Oata id. per .too. lower. Shelling la. per load
cheaper.

COALS.—Lonnow, Ocr. 16.—Bates'. Wed Hartley,
lea. •,• H Hartley, 17s. 9d. , Holywell, les. ed. ;
North Pre y fat lr7, les. ; Tantleld Moor, 14s. ed.; Tarr
flab Moor Butes, 14s. 9d. ; Ward's West Hartley, lea. 9d.;
West Hartley Omys, lee. 9d. ; Walls End Oessforth, 19s. ;
Walls End Harlon, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 195.;
Walla Bad Belmont, 19s. 9d Walls End Braddylls, 215.;
Walls End Franmellgate, 20s. 6d.; Walla End Meld's'
Orange, 215.; Walla End Montague 19s. 6d. ; Walla End
Russel'. Helton, 21s. ; Wall. aEndc,.iss 21P. ; Walla End
Haugh Hall, 20s. ed.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 21s ;
Walls End Tess, 21a. dd. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16.. ;
Brown Moor High Main, lea.; Nixon's Duffers, 21a. ed.—
Shjr_ at market, 33 ; sold, 32.