The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-25 00:00:00

.MAIIEB2B.

TEA.-Bince the date of our last circular considerable
depression has been experienced in our market, which was
attributable to the ttli gram published on the 11,b
subsequently the letters dispelled to some extent the alarm
produced thereby, the state of things on the other side in a
commercial point of view, notwithstanding the treaty of
peat*, being anything brat satiafectory, particularly as
relating to Canton. The business done at the other ports
had bees bat trilling, and if one might judge from the
view, a late season may be expected; this bag influenred
holders, and there is at present more confidence, and a some-
what better feeling exists amongst the trade. The business
dose In the fortnight has been upon the whole above en
average ; and although some concessions have been made,
the article may be said to have recovered itself, with some
few exceptions. Common Coypu is worth 10d. to 114 d.,
and at this figure no great quantity is to be obtained.
Flavoury grade. are saleable at a shade under quotations.
Black-leaf sorts, if in good condition, sell at from Is. Id. to
le. 3d. per lb. A large quantity of faulty and bulked
Congo= have been sold at somewhat lower rate'. Fur fine
Klee,' there Is • strong inquiry, with but tew on oder.
Fine Woopacks and flonings owing to last deices are held
for advanced prices. &whom are as last advised. Common
Oolongs show no change; fine parorla are a shade cheaper.
There has been but one tea sale, vie., on the 21st inat., at
which but a small proportion of China produMion was dis-
posed of. The Aaaam sold at very full prima. Thor. have
been no arrival, Woos the 9th tnet.—From Mesas. Layton!,
Hulbert, and Co.'s Circular of Sept. 24.

BUOAll.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Briii.ii puemasions in America, for
the week ending Sept. 21 is 284. 3id. per cwt., emblem of
daty.—Tha average price of brown or Rumored° sugar,
the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending as above,
is 29e. ld.—No return of the isle of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the East Indies, for the week aid*
as above.—The average price of the two foregoing deems-
tiros of sugar jointly, is 281. 40. per cwt., exclusive of duty.

COTTON.—LtvgarooL, Barr. 24.—Thu demand hat
again continued active throughout the week, do daily sales
having been large. On Saturday last, and especially on
Monday, American descrikticns were 1-164. to bd. per lb.
dearer, but there was no real animation obeervable, and
holders were free genera. Yesterday, in some caste, rather
easier prices ware accepted, and the quotations of Friday last
are only slightly raised. Bea Island has bean in more re-
gular request lately, and prices have gradually improved to
the extent o bd. per lb. in the last month. In Brazil there
is no change to notice. The inquiry for Penmen has been
pretty good. Egyptian has been in good request, and the
middle qualities have advanced bd. to IL per lb. A good
business boa been done in Surat at rather higher rates. Spe-
culators bays taken 3,940 American, 80 Egyptian, and 680
Surat ; and there are reported for export, 3,410 American,
660 P 970 Egyptian, and 4,480 Barak The market
to-day has beanfreely supplied with American, and doom
quietly ; alas about 8,000 hells, including 2,000 on specula-
tion foe export.

COTTON GOODS.—MancHterna, Barr. 24.—Spinners
and roanunicturere continue well engaged to order, but time

seetnesto be less DOW business offnUg'than tbess ;me last
week. Prior are very firm at last quotations, and this is
more particularly the cam m yarns. The demand cantinas
steady for the home trade, and embraces nearly all wants
and qualities; but there is less improvement in some qualities
Mania others, though in moot there le still an advancing
tendency in prime. The demand fa India and Germany le
etltl moderately active. In some kinds of cloth for In,
mennfacarors have been willing to sell, as on Tuesday, at
rather under the extreme prices demanded, but not realised,
lest weak.

CORK—Caiursromo, Burr. 24.—The supply of wheat
to•day was fair for the Kamm but a dull sale at a decline of
ls. par qr. on best, 2.. on asootdary qualities, red tusking
from 40s. to 455. • white, 445. to 480. Beans What lower.
Barley : but waiting qualities fully maintain tisk vides,
bet roaadimy sorts are difficult to sell at L. to 2s. deellms.
Lninorm, Barr. 24.—We have lad a hdr imply a/
wheat, sad Floss la. lower. Wheat, red, 41s. to 44.;
whits, 47.. Bal!,, grinding, 30s. to 335. ; malting, 40a.

Waxartaxn, Barr. 24.—Tbere VOA a fair demise d br
hub old wheat, at laat week's prices. Pme dry aim 'bait
was also la request, and remained steady la value. For
other daeoriptiose there was very little bombers. Barley Is.
cheaper, very Hoe samples excepted. Beams declined Is.,
oats ed. (per atone), sad shelling U. to 2a. (per load).
ketone far week ending Sept, 20 :—Wheat, 3,212 qua, at
46a. ; barley, 447, at 36a. Bid.; oats, 68, at 275. 3d.

COALS.—Lownow, San. 24.—Orey's West Hartley,
114. ; Hartlepool W..t Hartley 16s. dd. ; Hutinp Hartley,
16s. ; Holywall, 144. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Nether-
ton, 16s. 9d.; Lamfirrt's West Hartley, 165.; Neweastr
Hartley, 14.9 d. ; Walhalla Hartley, 14.. ; Ward's War
Harley, 14a. 6d., Wylatn, 14s. 641. ; Walla Ind Byron,
17s. ; Walls End Eden, IS.. 9d. ; Hatton Hartley Mar,
14. ; Walla End illuncliffe, 16s. 64 ; Walla Bad Haugh
Hall, 16s. 9d. Walls End Hanwick, 14a. 64. ; Walls Pad
Whitworth, ids. Od ; Nron's Merthyr, 21s. ; Nita's
Darya, 210.; Powell's Darya Steam, 215.-81dpe at
ark* 24; mold, 22.