The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

M.ARKE7II

BUOAR„—The average price of brown or Muscovado
num., the produce of the British P 00.01440111 In America,
for the wok ending August 30, is 26e. 20. per cwt., exclusive
of the ditties of customs paid or 'able tbsseca.—Tbs
eremite price of brown or Mason ado sugar, the produce
of the Ideutitlut., for the week ending as above is 21s. 44.-
Ihe average price of brown or Mnsoovedo roger, the pro-
duce of the Reid lediee, for the week ending as above is
31s. 64.—The average price of the three foregoing descriptions
dagger is 275. ltd.
BRISTOL, Barr. 2.—Bugar : The market continuos dull
and inanimate, and the transaction, is parcels on the spot are
extreinily limited, et again rather easier vetoes in Boating
cargoes, however, a terse amount of business has been dote,
about 10,000 boxes of Havannahs having been disposed of,
at a further decline of Gd. to le, per cwt. The relined
market le very quiet, sad prices show no signs of improve-
ment. Ruin dull, and late raga are not now obtainable.

COTTON.—Livenroot., Barr. 2.—The improved tone of
buster.. in Manchester in the beginning of the week led to
come increase in the demand generally In this market, and
them has courtquently been rather more steadiness in priors.
The quotations for the current qualities of American are fully
maintained, and in some instance are 1-16 d. higher ; but
lower dercriptions are little if at all changed. In Brazil and
Egyptian there Is to alteration to nodes, but the large import
of Surat has canoed holders to meet the market freely, end
prices are rather in favour of the boyar. Speculators have
taken 4,070 American. and there are reported for export
2,680 Areerbsts, 940 Pernam, 100 Bala, 60 Maranham, 980
Egyptian, and 2,290 Surat. The market opens to•day with
a :Mr demand, at yesterday's prices ; probable sales 7,000
balea, including 1,000 on speculation sad for export.

COTTON GOODS.—Mexcessiss, SEPT. 2.—The
market retains the hempen reported at the oommenceinent of
the week, and the lighter T cloths for Bombay and printing
Moths en a shade dearer. The better qualities of T clothe
also are In more demand, and the better longolothe have im-
proved. India 46-inch shirting. of moat violins' and 36-
inch are low in stock, and prices are consequently well sup-
ported. A moderately active busineee is also doing in yarns
both for export and home consumption, and Ns to 37. water
twist in the bundle meiotain the advance of shout Id. per lb.
obtained oh Tuesday. " The improved demand," ny Mena.
' George Fraser, Bon, and Co., in their monthly circular of yea-
, teeny, " from Bombay, together with the considerable
nes &Mg for Chins, German mad the Mediterranean, has,
together with a large heathens dome for the home trade,
greatly sustained this market, sad et the pre sent moment
Dearly all ginner@ sad menaleotarme the well employed with
orders for future delivery."

WOOL.—Livaitroox, Burr. 2.—The brisk demand
noticed in our last monthly report for all deecriptions of
wool, continued during the earlier part of the present month,
but, since that time, we have experienced lose activity in the
market generally, the trade having supplied themselves very
freely, are now in a position to look on for a short period, sad
we keeping out of the market in the hope of seeing lower
prices. Manufacturers are however fully employed in
working to order, and as stocks et foreign wool are very
light, we see no prospect of lower prime for some time to
come. Eliot India is in good demand, but none offering at
present. EgYptlan much inquired for, end the few late im-
ports. as wall as some shipments "to arrive" have sold
readily at sdvaaosd rater. Oporto sad Cletlehranco sell
readily at the advaacied quotations. The demand for Peruvian
sheep's wool is &idly for the finer and middle qualities
which see scarce and realise full rater. In Alpaca consider:
able sales have been made, &idly at extreme q rotations.
Buenos Ayres sad Estee Rios are in better demand,
particularly the fine well classed Ocelot, which are
now very scares, end realise proportionate high
rates. Of Iceland wools several cargoes have been sold,
both "to arrive" and ex quay, at 12d. to 12td., and good
northern wool still loquirs4 for, but Inferior sorts not so
reedy of sale. Of Turkey, Bosnia, Beryls, &c., the marked
is quite bare. The principal feature of the trade during the
post month is the large series of public sales of colonial
wools just concluded in London, winch, not withatandin the
unusually large quantity brought forward re 90,000
boles), have gone off with great spirit. eatab king an ad-
vance of ltd. to 2d. per lb. The small quantity of East
India and foreign wools brought forward, also met with
active competition at a Blight edentate on previous current
rates. Our wit public sales will probably take place here
early in next month, when, from the limited stocks and large
oosauroption now gobs cm, we think we are not too sanguine
satimpating s good competition with full prices for all
descrip•tuas.—Frain W. Chesnut and Co.'s Monthly Circular.
COEN.—Ctntraroao, Bari. 2.—The weather. lettady
has been wee sad cold, but most of the corn is
Then was a good supply of wheat here to-day, and all the;
best deacriptioris co new and old about realised last week's
rates; while inferior new was a dull sale at Se. decline.
Wheat, red, new, 36e, to 42a; old. 38e. to 44e.; white, new,
435. to 475.; old, 455. to 49e. Beane, mote offering and
rather lower-36m. to 40e. ; extra, 41s. Battey, but little
flue of which commands full prior.
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LINCOLN. Barr. 2.—We have had •Jood supply of
wheat offering tivday, with a rather improved dewand, st la.
to 21. decline. Red, new, 40e. to 405.; old, 425. to 44a.;
white, new, 445. to 47a ,• old, 48e. to 475. Several lots of
new barley offering, (polity varione-30s. to 425. Very little
doing In beans. new. 431. to 46e.; old, 475. to 495.

WIIIFILLD. Barr. 2.-Tbere was rather a slow market,
and new wheat was lo to 2e. per qr. lower; old wheat la.
lower. There wee a good inquiry for barley at full rates,
but oats. beans, and pea. were dull. Armies fur the week
ending August n .-Wheat,Zes9 qrs., at 465. 31d.; barley,
97, at 96d. ed.; rye, 10, at 29d. ; beetle 10, at 42m.
COALS.-Lownort, Barr. 2.-Buddle's West Hartley,
14e. ed. ; Byade's Bebeide West Hartley, 14s. ed.; Hartle.
pod Weer Hartley, 13•.94.; Lambert's West Hartley,
14e. ed.; T.Efiekl Moor. 135.; Tans.ld Moor Butes, 135.;
Walla End Acorn Clam, 16e. ; Walls End Eden, 165.; Walls
BradClosforth, Ih. 3d.; Eden Main, 15.. 3d.; Walls End
Belmont, 15a.; Walls End Braddylid Hatton, 164.3 d.; Walls
End Haswell, 17a. 3d.; Walls End Henna, Pls. 3d.; Walla
End Hatton Lyon., lbd. 3d. ; Walls End Herder Grange,
16e. 3d.; Walls End South Hatton, 19e. 3d. ; Walls End
Stewert's 17s. 3.1.; Wall. Had Candor, led. 3d.; Walls
Bed Haugh Hall, lea. ; Walls End Hello*, lee, ed. ; Walla
End South Hartlepool, 16e.; Walls End South Hellos.
les. ed.; Walls End Trimd n Hartlepool, lee. ed.; Walls
End Trinadne Thoenley, 141. 6d. ; Wells End Thorpe,
16s. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth, 14e. 9d.; Camay aad
Duffryn Steam, 19e. ed. ; Nizon's Daffryn, 21d. 6d. ; Powell's
Duffryn Steam, 215.-Ships at market, ; sold, 76.