The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

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ffeGAß.—The average prior of brown or Idusocvado
sugar, the modems of the Brithk Proeessiona in America,
for the week ending Jan. 10, is 27.. 91d. per ewt. exclusive of
the duties of customs paid or payable thereon.—No
return of the sale of brown or aftmoovado sugar, the produce
of the Mauritius—The average price of brown or Musco-
vado eager, the produce of lb. Beat Indies, for the weekend-
ing Jan. 10, is 32a. 4d. per cwt.—The average prim of the
two foregoing descriptaons of sugar, jointly, computed as
above, and exclusive of duty, is 295. 51d. per owl.

COTTON.—LivEnsoor., JAW. 13.—The damned this
week, es evidenced by the daily estimate of business done,
mounting in the aggregate to only 45,000 bales, has been
slow, and a gradual concession in price has been made, ending
in a reduction in our quotations, es compared with thoee for
this day week of id to id. per lb. for American, and id. per
lb. for Burst. Brasile have ruled also slightly in favour of
buyers, whilst Egyptians have been in good demand and have
maintained their previous position, especially good and fine
stapled lot., which an rather dearer ; the Marne, which
embrace cotton from chip's side or contrite. to arrive, sum
up 78,040 balm ; the trade having taken 60480 bales; specu-
lators, 4,770 American, 20 Egyptians, and 130 Bursts; and
exporters, 6,400 Araeldolll, 110 /labia, 120 Egyptians, and
4,830 Bursts There are at sea for this port 186,767 bales of
American and 81,091 florets, against 162,900 American and
64,087 Bursts same time last year. There is a fall demand
to-day, and the soles may reach 7,000 to 8,000 bake.

COTTON GOODB.—Ntswcanwrin, Dec. 13.—The im-
provement in the price of yarns which took place in the early
part of the week still continues, and quotations are in a
shade higher. There is a demand for Holland and Ger-
many, and buyers for India and China se well es the home
trade in the market. There is a steady business In fine yens
and two-folds, but no change in other mopeds. Owing to
better accounts by telegram from India yesterday there boa
been a brisker demand for goods suitable to that market, at
an advance of fully lid. per piece for shining*. There is a
proportiosate alma, as dtkar fabrics for the mass market.
♦ comiderable business bas been done, in foot, at this ad-
vance, but in other goods there is no change. The market is
firma, and a healthy demand is experienced In all depart-
ments.

CORN.--CllntrialOßD, JAN. 13.—Thers was a moderate
supply of wheat but the state of the weather alternstas from
wet to host, and frost to wet egain, which greatly offsets the
coedition of all grain ; the decoy and Works sun*, was
d'illetdt to sell, at a decline of le., while the beat runs were
taken at a alight advance in rtes. Red, new, 40e. to 445.;
old, 475.; white new. 42e. to 48e. • old, 80a. to 61a. Barley
firm for all beeedeocriptions; bearis also rather in favour of
sellers.

Ing. 13.—The arrivals of wheat were fair,
but there was not much demand, and the better dry samples
realised barely last week's rates. Other kinds le. per qr.
cheaper. Barley is limited demand and rather cheaper, es-
rept choice maples. Beane rather easier. Oats and shelling
not materially *hinged hi pries. Averages of the week end-
ing Jan 9 : Wheat, 2,716, at 46.. 60.; barley, 1,019, at
38. llid. ; beam, 10d, at 43a. 60.