The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-08 00:00:00

MA ICKETS.
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SUGAR.---The average price of brown or Ifuicov;.i„
sugar, the produce of the British possessions iu Ann:
for the week ending Dec. 4, is 6A. 100. per cwt.,
exclusive of the duties of customs.—No return has bete
made of the price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pwsluce
of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above.—No return
has been made of the price of brown or Muscovado sursr,
the produce of the Fast Indies, in the week ending as above.
BRISTOL. DLO. 7.—Tbe transactions in our sugar market
for the last week have been of the most trivial nature, and
to effect sales a decline of tid. per cwt. has had to be sub.
;pitted to. The trade shows no disposition to increase thee
stocks, unless it a further reduction in prices, which at pro.
sent sellers will not listen to. The dem►nd for refiner,'
produce is very sluggish at rather easier rates. We has,
sold about 300 puns Demerara runt, at la. 11d. to 2s. p,r
proof gallon. Nothing doing in Jamaica..

COTTON.— LmenrOot, Dec. 7.—The advices received
on Monday of the heavy money pressure in the l'uitel
State caused great dulness here, and the demand for ~eve
ral days was very limited ; although there was some little
revival of inquiry yesterday, the market was so freely sup.
plied, that a decline in nearly all classes of American of id.
per 16. was submitted to. Brazil in limited request at
former rates. Egyptian very dull at easier prices. For
Surat the demand Les been very moderate, and prices are
rather in favour of the buyer. Speculators have taken
2,750 American, 30 Egypthm, and 540 Surat ; and there
are reported for export, 1,550 American, 40 Egyptian, no
Went India, and 950 Surat. The market opened toda,
with a fair demand at yesterday's rates ; estimated
8,000 bales, of which 1,500 are for export and on npecu.
lation.

CORN.—Csnuiscoftn, Die. 7.—The weather still con
times very unfavourable for the 000dition of the corn
coming to market. We bad • small supply of wheat to.
day, but quite adequate to the wants of buyers •;, the best
runs of new and old were sold at an advance of lk per qr. ;
damp samples almost unsaleable. Barley fair supply, sad
demand good for best runs at ls. advance—malting, 435. to
48s. ; secondary, 30s. to 345.

LEI4COLK, Dec. 7.—We have had an improved demand
for wheat to-day, which caused it to realise ls. to 2s. over
last week's proves. Barley without change. Not many
beans offering. Wheat, red, new, 36e. to 53e. ;
635. ; white, new, 45e. to 625. ; old, 735. Bailey, 28..
40s. Beans, new, 435. to 455. ; old, 58s.
Uvr.eroot, Dec. 7.—There has been a large attend.
Ince of buyers at this morning's market from almost all
parts of the kingdom, and with an active business passing
wheat has fully recovered the decline. Flour alsn is hell
at last Fridays rates, but does not move so freely. Indian
own has had a fair consumptive inquiry at a further redne.
Lion of 63. per quarter, Ueda; le. per quarter on the week.
Oats sad oatmeal are without change. Beans were the
turn dearer. Peas and barley without change. The
market closed with a healthy tone of feeling.

WAIF:I7II2D, Dec. 7.—Ciniin in fair quantity. %Vilest
rather dearer, but not much business, the large supplies at
Liverpool having attracted buyers. Barley steady, and
oats, beans, and shelling without material change. Average,
of the week ending Dec. 3 : Wheat, 899 qrs., at 575. 6a.;
barlev, 690, at 375. Ild.; beans, 98, at 44a. Bd. ; peas, 56, at
475. 3fd.

COALS. —anima, DEC. 7.—Walla End Haswell, 24i. 6d. ;
Wal' End Hutton, 243. 6d. • Walla End Tunstall, De. ;
Carway and Duffryn Malting, Zia &L—Ships at market, i :
sold, 4.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Niko Pas- Met- Total, Total.
IPJJ:LIVATII open inner' dandles 1860 NO
Week ending Nov. 17. t t C x
Grand Trunk olCanada .. 970 4,665 11,819 16.678 11.431
Week en dift Nov. U.
11. Aust. t Loniknrie- it en.

Aut. Line) 741 10,718 KM 36,019
Peekao
l lo Law)
Nera ending Noe. IS.
Danish
Week eliding Nov. W
Seabee and Meuse
Week ending Dec. 1.

480 4,1

. 68 167 1186 1,453 1,413

Nit klande-t;
Eastern Junction 24 103 214 323 .28
Week ending Dec. 2.
Caledonian

WEATHER REPORT.

Dociasim 7, annillell 41 MID 99. Y.