The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

JURAB7S.

SUGAR.—The swage price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the prodtme of ad Nridekt Partesions in Americo,
for the wtek ending Sept. 6, is Ilbs. 81d. per cwt., eider,
'of the duties of customs phi or payable there:G.—The
average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the product
of the Noonday, for the week ending as above is 26e. 9d.—
The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro.
duce of the Lot ladiev, for the week ending as above, is
23.41.—The average price of the dues foregowgdsecriptivas
of sugar Is Ms. 4}d.
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Sargent, SEPT. 9.—The demand has been quite suspended
this week and we are without transactions to report in any
description of sugar. Itellaers prudes* also is gaits neglected
sad priors are nonesal. Heat steady, at 24. and 2. 3d. foe
peed inwards and Demon/en

COTTON.—LavzsPoor., Barr. 9.—The market opened
with ma (screamed demand flea salaams, and full prices were
obtained for American ; but this Inquiry not beteg followed
spas Monday, DOM irregularity ensued, and they have since
beta rather in the buyer's favour, although lam week's quo-
tations cannot be changed. Brazil and Egyptian being
more phadtal amid. lower. The late import of Bard are so
freely offered that gd. reduction wee eubmitted to, which
brought la large orders foe exportation, and the badness has
been to a wry considerable extent. Speculators base taken
1,000 American and 160 Burst, and there ere reported for
export 1,260 LISIOACIZI, 20 'table, and 10180 Surat. The
market to-day opens with a steady demand , probable sales
7,000 bake, of which 2,000 are for export.

COTTON GOODS. MANCIIERTER, SEPT. 9—The
slight advance of pace In India shirting's and general firm.
nese in the value of other fabrics reported on Tuesday is folly
maintained, and there is a good demand for printer', light
long cloths, T cloths, madepollarna, and jaaroneta for India,
and especially for Bombay—Calcutta deices not having yet
ootoe to hand. The hotter chewer of fabrics suited to the
home trade also go off well. There would have been more
Waimea' for India, but for the extent of engagements which
manufacturers have already entered into. The yarn market
is also quite se firm aeon Tuesday. The principal demand
has been for India, Germany and the Mediterranean, but
thee, Is also a tair demand for manufacturers and the home.
trade generally.

CORN.—CIIZIMerORD, Starr. 9.—The weather bas
been showery, but W. afternoon the. Much of Om new
wheat was poor in quslity end condition ; such wee very
difficult to eetl, at .ulsr prices. The best qualities of
new and old reglad last week's prices. Bessie without
change ia value. Barley some good offering which cos.
minds high prices, say 40s. to 46e. ; grinding, 265. to 324.
LINCOLN, BKPT. 9.—We bare bad • good attendsace
et market to-day, with • liberal supply of wheat, which met
an Improved demand at fully last week's prices. Red, new,
40e. to 4.1 e. ; old, 42e. to 44e. ; white. new, 40a. to 46e ,
old, 465. to 48a. A good show of barley; fine to request;
prices about the same as before. Orindusg, 265. to 30a.;
malting, to 43e. Beans, new, 435. to 465.; old, 465. to 47e.
WALIITIZLD SIPS. 9.—There was a moderate supply of
new wheat, which comes forward 'wittily, and prices were
fins. A fair business to fresh old at lest rate*. Fine baTlty
(sow) was Oa° steady, bat other sorts neglected. Beans,
ls. to 2a. per quarter lower, and there was several pendia of
new foreign buns in the market. OW end shelling doll,
and tuber easier to buy. Averages for the week ending
Sept. 6:—Wheat, 2,664 qrs., at 465. 2d.; barley, 110 qrs.,
at 395. 10d. , oats, 84 qrs., at Us. ; beans, 20 we, at 415.;
peas, 80 qrs., at els.

COALS.—Lowhow, SIP?. 9.—Bate) West Bartley,
14,. 3d.; Buddies Wiat Hartley, 15e. 31.; Davison's West
Hattlay, 11s. 3d. • Tanfisid Moor Boles, 13s. 6d. ; Walls
End Amin 010110, 171. Weal End Eden, 17.. • Walls
End Rapier Orange, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, 1b.% Walls
End tittinel.ffe, 16s. 3d. ; Walla End Heath Ball, 17s. ;
Walls End Balm, 17a. 3d.; Walls End Thank", 155.;
Walla Bud Whitworth, 16e.; Balsklava gleam, les. 6d.;
Carway and Doffryn Steam, 19s. Ild. ; Mites Darya,
21a. 6.1.; Powell's Daffryn Steam, 21u-Bhips at leartet,
26; *old, 25.