The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-21 00:00:00

MARXE7S.

SUGAR.—Tbe average ;dos of brown or Muscovado
sager, the produce of the British P 011101•10011 in Americo,
for the week ending Jan. 17, is Ns. 9jd perowt. exclusive of
the duties of customs peed or payable therein.—No
return of the tale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce
of the Matutius.—The a price of brown or Musco-
vado sugar, the produce of the Best lies, for the weekend-
ing Jae. 17, is 32e. hid. pea cwt.—Theme
average prim of the
two foregoing descriptions of anger, jointly, computed as
above, and exclusive of duty, is 295. hid. per cwt.

BRISTOL, JAN. 20.—Our market has assimed nth,/
gigot tone this week, and the assortmeat offering b
indifferent the trap actions sines our last report artifinviertedy
to about 200 hhda. Barbados', for which fall prices have been
realised. Rainer"' produce continue' to sell to a fair extent,
at about former prices, but the market is without animation.
Bum in more demand, and about 200 puns. Demerara hays
been disposed of at 2s. to 2s. ld. per proof gallon, which is
easier.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, lAN. 20.—The week opened
with increased &Linea, and on Saturday the market was fiat,
with an anxiety on the part of sellers to realise; bushier was
dens in American descriptions, especially in Upload and
Mobile, at a decline upon me current rates of thistle; weak of
full id. per lb. On Monday there was lass irregulerity, and
on Wednesday great activity prevailed, 18,000 helms being
sold, and the lost ground was regained. Yesterday the sales
were reported at 16,000 bales, but there was not the same
tons at the doge ail on the previous day, the aggregate aisles
as reported daily were estimated at 67,000 balm, the
actual returns sum up 103,780 balm, the excess being com-
pletion of contracts to wive and the quantity sent from
skip'. side to censtuners. Speculaton have taken 14,030
bans of American, 160 Egyptian, and 160 Santa; exporters
10,390 balm of Ameriown, 800 Parasols, 260 Bahia, 30
Egyptians, and 8,460 Borate, end the Of di 89,810 balm.
Them are at sea for this port 178,186 balm of Anserican, and
78,771 Swats, against 160,857 American and 63,131 Santa
same time last year. There is a good demand to-day, which
inners seem disposed to meet. The sales of the day may ex-
ceed 10,000 bales.

COTTON GOODS.— Martmiserin, JAN. 20.—The
whet continues Wive, and asks appear only to be limited
by the production available for sufficiently early delivery.
In light shirting', madepollams, jacconets, and other Intim
suitable to Calcutta, the contracts are already so lane as to
close the door against new engagements for delivery Wale
the end of next month, and in some cases even later. Cases
are mentioned of contracts for cloths, the manufacture of
which cannot be commenced before March and Apnl, aud
the completion of which ie not guaranteed before late in the
year. Of coarse them are exceptional came, and for clothe of
good or peculiar makes, but they show the confidence with
which buyers indisposed to operate. Mae, kinds of cloth,
both for borne consumption and export, are se much pre-
engaged that it la difficult to place new orders without extra
rates for early, or moderately early, delivery. There seems
to be scarcely nye:caption to the demand fee either plain or
fancy goods, and prices have a conatantly advancing
tendency. For yarns, the kcl. &demos obtained lest Tue.:lay
is maintained, and a considerable business Is reported for
home consumption, as well se for export to India, China, and
the Mediternuman markets.

CORN.—Cnnuieroitm, Jew. 20.—The weather has been
very variable during the week—from slight frost to wet; to-
day it has rained fur tarsiers hours, end in consequence the
wheat was in wretched condition ; such quality was skeane
unsaleable, while dry parcels and old were taken freely at
fully late rates. The supply has fallen from nearly 6,000 to
1,909 qrs. Barley, See, wares and fully as dear. Beans,
/rood bard case rather dearer. Wheat, 43e. 3d ; barley,
345. 4d.; oats, 21e. 7d.; hew, We. ld.; pea, 34e. U.

LISOOLN, JAN. 20.—Our market been well supplied with
wheat to-doh which mat osly a limited demand. Fanners
asked last week'. prime, which were very relactanly given
by the millers. In some curs white wee sold Is. lower. No
Osage to note in other article', Toe "apply moderate.
Wheel, red, 43e. to 46e.; white, 46e. to litic Barley, grind-
ing, 28a. to 33e.; malting, to 42e. Oath, 19s. to 28e. Beans,
41a. to 435.

WAXLVIILD, JAN. 20.—With tnoderata arrivala of grain
wheat continued dull, consequent on a good deal that was
offering being In bad condition, but fine dry samples fetched
nearly last week's rates. The males small. Good barley
steady, but other deacriptions difficult to MU, sad prices were
again rather weaker. Beans dull sad camper. Oats sad
sinning unaltered, but not much busieres. The smogs
of the week ending Jan. 18 were—Wheat, 1,961 qrs., at
48e. 24.; barley, 890 qrs., at Ws. 19d. ; and bens, 8 qrs., at
435. Bd.