The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America,
for t►e week ending Dec. U, is 265. 10d. per cwt.,
exclusive of the duties of customs.—The average prim et
brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius,
in the week ending as above, is 265. 10EL per cwt.— No re.
turn has been made of the price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Fast Indies, in the week ending as
above. —The average price of the two foregoing descriptive,
of sugar jointly, is 275. 91d. per cwt.
Bs Toy D2o. 14.—The sales this week do not exceed
100 hhda. West India, at prices averaging 39a 6d. per cwt.
The market is in a very depressed state, and we do not look
for an active demand till after Christmas. All kinds must
be quoted 6d. lower than last week. Nothing doing in re.
finer's produce.

OOTTON.—Lrrearoot., Dec. 14.—Although later ail-
vices from America were considered favourable for holders,
still snob he. been the uncertainty in the money market,
together with the deism of trade in Manchester, that
buyers with a fair choice have obtained a alight advantage
in the current qualities of American. Brasil bas been la
moderate request, without change in prime. Egyptian it
diEcult of sale at but west's rates. The sales in Surat
have been small, owing to the continued absence of the ex•
port demand, and prioes are unaltered. Speculators have
taken 7,450 American ; and there are reported for export,
2,580 American, 30 Egyptian, and 1,950 Surat. The market
opened to-day with a fair demand ; estimated sales 10,000
bogies, of which 2,000 are for export and on speculation.

OOTTON GOODS.—MANCHESTER, Dec. 14.—Almnet all
kinds of goods continue very slow of sale. In long cloths,
T cloths, and all kinds of annuities there is very little de.
mancl for India, China, and the Levant, owing to
andil
'towable commercial advice, from the two former, th,
monetary difficulties connected with the latter ; but still
with the large contracts in the hands of manufacturers there
is business enough to prevent much depreciation of prices.
The sales of printing cloths have been in small quantitie,
but prices are steady. For 40. inch India shirtings there is
not much inquiry, and prices are rather easier. Narrow
shirtings unchanged. The sales of yarns have been lbnited,
buyers pursuing a cautious policy, and pnoes are weaker,
but more remunerative than those of

OORN. —Canusrosu, Dec. 14. —There was • small
sup Ply of wheat at market to-day, more particularly
red-- a brisk demand caused an advance of S. per qr. on all
descriptions, more particularly new red aad old white.
Barley in good supply, and an advance of Is. on malting
and Is. to 21. on grinding descriptions, best making 4:w. to
495. Beans very soft and unsaleable without being kiln
dried.

Lowour Dec. 14.—We have had a smaller simply of
wheat to-day and an improved demand at 3. advauce.
Wheat, red, new, 445. to 565. • old. 655. ; white, new,
50s. to 65e. ; old, 755. Barley, lies. to 40n Beans, new,
40s. to 45e. ; old, 56a.
Unarm:sr, Del 14.—There has warmly been so large
an attendance at this morning's market as of late; • fair
quantity of wheat, nevertheless, has been cleared at ad-
vanced prices. Flocs has had a good sale, and is fully as
dear es yesterday. Indian corn stands only • moderate
consumptive demand at the improvement of 6d per quarter
on the week. Oats and oatmeal are both in sellers' favour.
Beans are ed. per quarter dearer. Peas aed barley without
change. The market closes with a Aron feeling.
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WIIMPIELD, Dsc. 14.—The 'tries of grain were good,
but wheat was generally held for per qr. advance, which
checked Unlaces, and there was not much done. Fine ter.
ley at very tailpiece, but other kinds neglected. In oats,
beans, and shelling no change. Averages for the week end.
in Dec. 10 1,951 qrs., at 595. 3ed. • barley,
at4ls. 3t3 i
; rye,
i 17, at 375. Wed. ; beerU, 72, at
;

COALS. -Lamm, Dec. 14.-Bower's West Hartley,
20s. 9d. ; Lamberts Went Hartley, 20s. 9d. ; New Tan.
field, 21a. ; Wall End Acorn Mee, 21s. ; Walls End
212. • Walls End Eden 'kin, 21s. ; Walls End
Marten, 204.' 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 21s. 31 ' •
Wall End Framwellgate, 21s. ; Walls End Haswell, 224.
6d. ; Walls End lietton, 225. 6d. ; Walls End Pittington,
20.. ; Walls End Raisers Hatton, 214.3 d. ; Walls End
South Helton, 224. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 220 6d. ;
Walls End Tunstall, 30a. 6d. ; Wall End Camp,
21s. ad. ; Walls End genet Hal, 212, ; Was End
Hnnwick, 20a. ; Walls End Kenos, 21s. 9d. • Walls
End South Hartlepool, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End 'irimdon
Thornley, 19s. 9d. • Wall End Thorpe, 215.; Wall End
Whitworth, 21s. ; Oarway and DnOy. Malting, 235. 6d.
-Ships at market, 89; sold, 77.