The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

ST:GAIL—The avenge price of brown or Milieux...lu
sugar, the produce of the British preewrions in Americi,
far the week ending Sept. 11, is 275. 2,d. per cwt.,
exclusive of the dutiee of customs.—No return of 11ttgar the
produce of the Mauritius.—No return of sum the prwiltA
of the East lodise.

BRIeiTOL, Sin. 14.—We have had buts moderate densest
this week for sugars, and the market closes heavily I,th f.r
fair and refined descriptions. Jamaica, Ms. to 41s. ; La.
basks* 365. to 445. 6d. Nothing doing in rum.

COTTON.—LivturooL, Sgrr. 14.—The continued tine
weather and the improvement in the Manchester market
have induced an extensive demand for all descriptions,
which has resulted in large sales at an advance of gd. to id.
per lb., particularl for the low and middling qualities of
American. For and Brazil there has bees a fair
demand, at former rates. Ala re business has been done in
Surat, at an advance of gd. to per lb. for all qualities :it
and below fair. Bpeculators have taken 18,000 Americoi,
100 Mazanham, and 6,590 Surat; and there are reported for
export 3,o6oAmerican, 880 Pernam, 560 Bahia, 70 '
and 9,840 Surat. The market opened to-day with a air lb.
mend ; estimated sales 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 an- for
export and on speculation.

COTTON 00008.-31Ascumernt, SEPT. 14.—The tele.
grams from India to baud on Wednesday were so unfit.
vourable as to give a decided check to the improved pros.
pacts of the market in the beginning of the week. The
letters received since, though less decisively unfavourable
in their purport have not tended to improve the firmness
of the trade, and today the market seems mush quieter
than on Tuesday. In longcloths, printers, and skirtings,
manufacturers were &trendy so well engaged as to prevent
any giving way in prices as yet. The highest rates current
some days ago in goods and yarns for India and Chioa are
now generally rsed, and in some instances there ix a
decline of lid. per piece in shirtings as compared with
Tuesday's quotations. For the finer yarns there is a good
inquiry at hardening prices, but the yarn market hat
become tamer, spinners being well engaged and buyers
cautions.

CORN. --Clacwaroan, Szivr. 14.—The weather being so
fine for harvest operations, there was • very thin attend-
ance at market to-day ; the quality and condition of
the new wheat was so various that it is difficult to give ac-
curate quotations. Some sold as low as 455. to 53. red,
and 460. to 60s. for new white ; old was more in request
and rather dearer. A few samples of new barley ; quality
promises to be fair, but the yield is spoken of as very poor.
Lincomt, Sam 14.—At our market to-day there has
been only a moderate supply of wheat of which the larger
portion was of the new crop. The quality of this was very
various; the condition tolerably good. Fine old parcels
'realised within ls. to 3 of last week's prices. The ring°
of new samples was about 41. below those of old. Severs!
samples of new barley offering. These were tolerably fine,
but the colour is not very good. Very little showing in
other articles. Wheat, red, new, 535. to 575. . • old, 58s. to
Cols. ; white, new, 575. to 61s. ; old, 63. to 655. Barley,
new, 36e. to 435.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 14.—Therewas a fair show of wheat ;
fine old met a steady sale, and last week's rates were fully
supported. New wheat was offered in considerable
tity, and very various quality, prices ranging from 50..
60s. per quarter for red, and up to 02s. for white. Them
were a few samples of new barley, which obtained from
40s. to 445. per quarter. Beans unaltered. Oats am!
shelling rather cheaper. Average, week ending Sept. 10 -
wheat, 2,006 quarters, at 645, lid.; barley, 20, at :kis.; pa is
48, at 40a. 81d.

COALS.—Lonios, SEPT. 14.—Saddle's West Hart.
ley, 16s. ; Davison'. West Hartley, ltie. ; Howard's Wed
Hartley, 16e. ; Tanfield Moor, 13e. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor
Butes, 13e. 9d. ; West Hartley, 16e. ; Walls End Acorn
Close, 19e. ; Walls End Eden, 18e. 9d. ; End
Framwellgate, 18e. 9d. ; Walla End Hatton, 20s. ; Walls
End Ramer@ Hetton, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Hough
Hall, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End Hamrick, 18e. 13d. ; W4le
End 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16e. Gol.;
Carway and DuEryn Malting, 22e. 6d.—Ships at market,
21 ; load. 20.