The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-07 00:00:00

MABEE'S.

BTIGAR.—The average prlos of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the modem of the British Posseeetoes to America,
for the week ending Jan. 3, is 26e. 11d. 'per owt , excloaive of
the duties of motorail paid or payable thereon.—No
return of the sale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce
of the Menritius.—No return of the sale of brown or
Moseorado sager, the produce of the East Indies.
BRISTOL, JAN. 6.—The market opined alter the Christ-
ens noses with rather a quiet , and as holders are
indisposed to sell, excepting at rther enhanced pion. we
an not *were of any treneactiona here this week. Reined
continues flew, with a good descend. Rum very dull.

COTTON.—LlvaitrooL, Jaw. 6.—The demand has been
good, wits more disposition to buy than for some time past,
whien has consequently imparted some degree of firmness to
the trade, but as the quantity offering out of the recent
serf vale Is liberal, the market has been well supplied, at about
previous rates. Egyptian continues in fair demand, without
change, but Brazil is offering freely at id. per lb. reduction.
The business in Surat has been extensive, and prices, especi-
ally of the better deteriptione, are quite firm at the quota-
tions. Speculators have taken 1.890 American ; and there
are reported fur export 6,,,90 American, 30 ?Grimm, 4,810
Stiret, and 200 Madras. The business to-day will probably
amount to 8,000 bales, including 1,000 on speculation and for
txport, without change in prices.

COTTON GOODS. M•XCIIRSTER, JAN. 6.—Prices
have drooped since the commencesoent of last month 41d. to
Id. per piece on Lodi* shirting*, and id. to id. per potted cm
yarns for the dune market. With Wm reduction we have
a rather better feel.ng and more disposition to make patchiest.
The larger portion of the Monne in shirtinge, however, has
been in the heavier makes of 40.brh, for China, which are
now rather scarce. Pricest are consequently retber steadier.
The decline on jacconete and madepolisme for India is about
Id. to lid. per piece ; =figured shirtings, M. per piece ; sad
on T cloths, lid. per piece. The greatest reduction on water
twist has been in 16.24'e, whilst 3t's are firm, and low
numbers of extra hard twist are id. dearer. This, as above
stated, is on the month. Since Monday the market has been
steadier far all goods. Narrow makes of T elaths for the
Levant and fine makes for China have not undergone any
redaction for some time past, and there are still some good
orders in bend. Long cloths and domestics are steady at
the rata; of the early part of December, but printers are
rather easier, particularly the lower makes, but with more
deadlines this week. At the close of this day's market we
learn that 71b and fib 40-inch 'linings are lid. to 3d. higher
than the lowest rates recently taken, in consequence of the
Large bade, as recently done for Chins, and 40's mule of
China quality and 16's to 20's water twist are id. above the
late lowest rates. Tits market closes with a more cheerful
Wing.

CORN.—CumateroaD, JAN. 6.—The weather during the
week has been very stormy, sod much rats lute fallen, all of
which tends to make the wheat in wretched coaditlon; snob
wee difficult to sell at a rodeo/ion of ls. to 2t, but dry car-
rels were taken freely et fully the wailer lest week. Bed,
38s. to 66e. ; extra, 461.; white, 43e. to 485.; extra, 60s.
Beans out of condition. an/ ls. lower. Barley, small sup-
ply, and fully IN dear for best qualities.
WAILEFIELD, JAN. 6.—There were large titivate this
week, and wheat was le. cheaper, and the business hefted.
Many holdere, however, would not make the concession.
Fine barley steady, other aorta neglected. Beans not in
much request, and prima easier. Oafs and shelling steady.
Averages ot the week ending Jan. 2 :—Wbeat, 3,688 qrs., at
465. ; barley, 1,636 Ts., at 37a. Id. ; been', 92 qrs., at
425. ltd.

HIDES.—LZADIMIALL, JAN. 6.-66 The. to 641 b., 3fd. to
4d. • 641(0. to Tlio• , de. to tid. ; 7'21(0. is &no., 4id.
to It; 8011 n. to 881ba. did. to 6d. ; 881(0. to 961 be., 6d.
to ; 961(0. to 1041(0., 64 to 64d.; 1041(0. to 11211 m,
644. to 61d.; Hone bides, be. Od. to Ws. Od.; Call skies,
be;ht, 21.134. to 49. ; fell, Bs.
BIaMONDIIIT.--Sbeep skin., polled, 8.. 6d. to 10.. ed. ;
balf-keeds, 7s. to Bs. 6d. ; downs, 6s. 9d. to es. 9d.

COALS.--Lonnon. JAN. 6.—Bornhope, 14a.; Csrea
Original Hartley, 16a. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor Entap, 14., ed.;
Walla Bad Who ,nt, 17a. ; woo End Bradd7lre 1114-
ton, Ito. 9d., Walla End Haugh Hal, 18a.; WA, End
South Kellue, 181. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth, 16..; Walla
End Gordon, ICa ; Walls End South Barham, 17.. ed.—
Stops at market, 13; sold, 10.