The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-04 00:00:00

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SUGAR.—The avenge prim of brown or Muscovedo
sugar, the produce of the British Possesious in America,
for the week ending Jan. 31, is 27e.100. per cwt, exclusive
of the darks of customs paid or main* thereon.—The ave-
rage price of brown or Muscovado suear, the produce of the
Maaritior, for the week ending Jan. 31, is 29e. aid. per owl,
The memo price of brown or Mneoovado auger, the produce
of the Bast Indies, for the week mint, Jan. al, is 26e. 4d.
per owt.—The average price of the three foregolog deecrip-
time of Nagar, jointly, computed as above, and exclusive of
duty, is 28e. Old. per met,
BRISTOL, he. 3.—We ham aperissimi a good demand
for sugars this week, chiefly for relining , and in the
absent* of supplies ow the spot several mune and
have
found buyer*, generelly at steady, but in some Instances at
rather easier pylons. There commits three of Breeds (two
Penman and one Bahia) matadnieg 10,000 bags and 460
cones ; three of Mauritius, with 25,000 bags ; and one Java,
1,100 beaks**. Tee reflood market is vary quiet, and pur-
chases are only made for immediate requirementa at about
former rates. Bum steady at late prices, but there is very
little ofieriog.
The receipts of sugar so far costars the statmnsele
that were put forth as to the lateness of crops is mine
ot the producing countries; for, whilet In December lest they
were much below the average, there has been no corrertemd-
lag increase in the past month to compensate for curb de-
Money, the excess over those in Jemmy of 1859 hoeing
been only 2.000 tons. In the deliveries, either for home
consumptitn or for export, there la no change from lest yore.
The stock is now 90,700 star, against 98.600 on the let ult.,
showing a redaction of 6,8b0 toss to the mouth. The move.
meets of this anode in the United States In 18.59 were very
satisfactory ; the deliveries continued to show a progressive
increase, baying amounted to 431,188 tom of doomed° and
foreign cane sugar, *paint 388,492 In 1858. Of foreign the
omeuroption was rather lens in consequence of the crop of
Louisiana of 1868.9 liming been the largest, with one exam-
don, ever known, it having amounted to 193,000 tons. The
most recent deices from the States confirm the reports of a
gist falling off in the preset amp, the operation of grind-
ism having been much interfered with by heavy nom, whit*
have also to 'nowt extent Injured the canes. A diminution'
of 40,000 to 60,000 tons is expected in the Bread coop; bat
from ell other sources the supply is likely to be fully an
average, cad from some of the distant awhile the Improved
prices will probably draw more than lest year. The Continent
also is beginning to seed supplies, several centrum having
'luring the pent week been wade both for caused beetroot
envy to he delivered here.—(Fran the monthly Circular of
Messrs. Truman and Boma.)

COTTON.—LtveurooL, Fs& 3.—Our market opined
AL we* steadily, awl pestle= to the easeemematt of
the Beak hewing put up do Me sit missal a sesikally
Lando( teltdaboy was plimsoll& Sine this buyers bays
bre& 111.10 reserved, but prior rani' Ira, sod fir snub-
anusht-afto gully.% of amides' sail Imam vs may
1101i011 s tun n Wear of WISP% its moo OWN IMO\
WO &1.6 already awed to ereileme is swill est Ow marl
Wee bsyosd the eetbsete messes ; this mews b SAO heir
this week. Ilpeeslatoes have takes 10,140 boles of Amiciony

600 Rgyptiaa, and 160 Rants; esportsrs 6170 American
140 Egyptier, sad 6,010 Eimer; and 62,430 Mrs by on
trade.— There are at see for this port 200.770 boles at Aar
tram, sad 66,310 Borate, against 29,600 AIII•fiella and 63,101
Santa same Mae last yams. We have a good dotard this
rooming, and the aka may rash tally 6,000 balms.

COTTON 000D8.—MANCUSSTZI, Fan. S.—Business
has been dons on a smaller scale since Tuesday, when the
advance In the rate of disommets led to more restricted open-
dons for India than was expected, but there la no change in
prices, and the market °omelettes exceedingly firm. The
lease caution which was induced in operations for India
has been applied more or less in boldness for other markets;
bat the externals* engagements of spinners and manufacturers
previously lead very generally to the belief that the change
was a desirable one. In yarns, ea in cloth, there are no
stocks, and the prwengsgement of ',inners readers it none-
°emery to press the market, and the velum of mast descrip-
tions of twist remain unaltered. The total shipments of
cotton piece goods during the past month (say Meows.
Robert Freeland and Brother) have been moderate, 101,233
against 117,118 packages for the mine month last yeer, and
ea average for the past six months of 110,410. Of them
India has taken 26.8 per cent. of cloth, end 16.9 of yarn ;
China 19.7 of cloth and 10.0 of yarn ; Central end
Routh America, 15.6 of cloth ;North America, 14,3 of cloth;
the Levant, 9.8 of cloth and 16.7 of yarn ; Germany and
Holland, 44.0 of yarn; and other European states, 13.6 of

CORN.CREILINTORD, FIB. 3.—The weather through.
ont the week has been very changeable, and condition of wheat
not as all improved. This was difficult to sell, but best dry
quality was frosty taken at Is. advance in price. White,
44a. to 49e. ; new, 62a. ; old red, 38e. to 42a. ; extra, 44e. ;
old, 46a. Barley fully as dear for beet malting qualities,
such making 40s. to 465. ; grinding from 225. to 28s. Beane,
Is. dearer.

LINCOLN, FEB. 3.—We have had a fair supply of wheat,
which met an improved demand at fully lest week's prime,
white In some oases realising le. advance. Barley in smell
supply and no change to quote in prices. Wheat, red, 425.
to 46c; white, 475. to 60s. Barley, grinding, 29e. to 32a. ;
malting, 365. to 42e. Oats, 20e. to 23r. Beans, 41a. to 435.
WAELFI/ILD, P.B. 3.—The market was dell, and wheat,
of which there wee a fair show, was quiet, at lest Friday's
quotations. Barley of fine description, and beans, maintained
fully last week's rates. In oats, ahelliog, &c. no change.
Averages for the week eliding Jaanary 30 —Wheat,
3,286 qrs., at 4
4e
65.;; barley. 1,441 qrs., at 395. 90.;
au, 28 qrs., at 24e. ; beans, 77 qrs., at 41a. 71d.

COAL& - Lonrion, Prm. S.-Hymn's Sebald, West
HartMy, 164 3d. ; Grey'. Wad Hartley, 14s. 9d.; Howard's
Wad Hartley, 16c 3d.; Lainburt'a Wort Hartley, 164;
St. Onihkort's Hartley, 16s. ; Tanbald Moor, 145.; Tanthild
Mow Batas, 141 s. , Wad Hartley, 16s. 6d.• Wylam,
16s. 64. ; Walls End Riddell, 204 3d.; Eden Main, 209.;
Walla Bad Belmont, 194 ; Walls End Framwellgate,
204 94.; Will. End Barnwell, 21s. 6d.; Walls End Het•
ton, 21s. 9d.; Wells End South Hatton, 21s. 64.; Walls
Eod Hartlepool, 21s. 6d.; Walla End Haugh Hall, 26t. 9d.;
Walls End Kolbe, 214 3d. ; Walls End South Hellos, 215.;
Walls End Trimdon Thorsisy, 19s. 3d ; Walls End North
Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Whitworth, 165.; Ponsirs
Darya Steam, 22a. Bd.-Ships at market, 41; sold, 38.