The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-12 00:00:00

MARIII2B.

COTTON.—Liytarooi, Barr. 11.—It might bare been
exported that the very lane boldness of the last three month
would have been succeeded by • comparatively quiet time,
and at the close of the peat week our market had somewhat
of tide appearance. The demand, however, this week bas
been renewed with increased vigour, on Wednesday timed&
of 20,000 bake changing hands. The trade continue to be
the principal operators, buying largely and with much cons.
dame. From Manchester we hare better accounts than for
some time yam*, yarns being in large request, at advancing
and remunerative prima ; some descriptions of cloth, how.
ever, still continue dull of sale. We have to quote an a 4.
mince on all descriptions of cotton sines this day week, mAmerican of the meltable qualities, 3-16 d. per lb., middling
Uplands being now 8 16-16 d. ; Mobile, 9 1-16 d. ; and
leans, 9ld. The committee of brokers place fair 1.7*04.,
Old. ; Mobile, 9ld. ; and Orleans, incl. Bursts have been
large demand, and are Id. per lb. higher ; there has also
been considerable inquiry for long stapled descriptions, Bra-
Egyptiens, 6:c. ; thew descriptions we must also ad.
ranee • full Id. per lb. 10,680 American, 144120 Surat, 160
Egyptian, and 2,290 Bahia are reported to have been taken
on rpeculation ; 310 American, 1,190 Burst, 260 Bengal,
300 Sahia for export, so that the deliveries to the trade for
the week have been about 67,000 bale.. Sales to-day 12,000
balm, 6000 being on speculation and for export. Sales of
the week, 87,070 bales.

COTTON GOODS.-.-MANCHINTLI, BErr. 11.—The ac-
tivity recently prevailing receives a severe check from the
constant advance of prices. The excited demand fur cotton
in the earlier part of the week, and which reached its height
on Wednesday, has raised the coat of the raw =tend
another id. per lb. for American and id. fur Surata, so that
spinners and manufacturers are compelled to raise their terms
in proportion, and it I. difficult to move off gouda with any-
thing like steadiness with such constant change.. There is
a food deal of busineaa, however, effected from time to time,
as is shown by the general lightness of stocks. In yama the
Wes have been large for Germany and Ituseia, at id. ad-
vance. The home trade are also purchasers, but only to a
moderate extent.

BOAR.—The average price of brown or kluaoovado
sugar, the produce of the Bntish posseasions in America,
for the week ending Sept, 8, is 365. std. per cwt. exclusive
of duty. The avenge price of bmsn or Muscovado near,
of the Mauritius the produce for the week ending as above
is 34a. Sid. The average rice of brown or Muscovado auger,
the produce of the East Indies fur the week ending aa above
Is 44.. ed. The average price of the three foregoing dewrip•
tions of gum ie 38s. 11d. per cwt., exclusive of duty.

BRIRTOI., Seer. 11.—We ere still unable to report any
improvement in the tone of the market ; on the contrary,
mm continue to decline, and a cheap purchase to-day u
doer to-morrow. Under such circumstance. the trade will
of course only boy fur their immediate requirements, and the
tranaactiona on the spot arc confined to about 200 maks West
India, chief at 49e. and 300. for Jamaica. end Tobago..
Excepting Barbaduea, we have namely any sugars in
Brat handa here, and the refiners are therefore compelled to
purchase floating cargos., three of which hove been sold here
this week, viz., one of Havannaha, 700 tons of good No. 13,
at 33.. 9d.; one of white Babies, 220 tone, at 31a. ; and one of
brown Babies, at 31s. Refirwra' produce still fella to a mo-
derate extent, at about former rate., but the dealers limit
their purchases to their positive wanta. Rum firm, sad
wanted. Proof Dem( rants have been sold at 2a. 71d.;
Jamaica, are particularly scarce.

CORN.—Cnetwsrottn, SEPT. 11. —The weather his
become very unsettled, and notch rain has folks within the
last week, whch we fear will Injure the late dish icts of corn,
also the potatoes. We had e good supply of wheat to-day,
and a linsk demand at en advance of Is. to 2s. per qr.; red,
hie. to 605.; extra, 62e.; white, 60e. to 645.; extra, 665.
Barley . the queiity is nut spud to our expectation., and
good proportion is coarse and not kindly for melting pur.
ces,u.rtsces ruled from 425. to 46.. Beans fully maintain
LINCOLN, Seri. 11.—Oor market has been well 'applied
with wheat to-day, a great portion of whieh had suffered from
the rein. Fine sample. were a pinw sale at last lefties
price., inferior and sprouted quite neglected; wheat, red, Its.
to 695.; white, 62, to 645.; old. 6.55. to 68e. Barky,
grinding, 40.. to 4.5'; melting, to 49..
. .

WAKEFIELD, SEPT, 11.—The belief that the rain would
in some measure injure the northern harvest, led factors
to ask Is. more for wheat; bet it checked business, sad
the prices obtainable were scarcely in excess of last week's
quotations. New barleT was in moderate demand at but
rates. In oats and shelling no insteriol alteratii n. Avenge
for week ending Sur 7:—Wheat, 3,170 qr.., at 675. ltd. ;
barley, 103, at 46a. 61,1.; beans, 130, at 46..91d.
Dtotis, SEPT. 10.— lIREVOI.i DOW may be said to be
safely completed. On Tuesday there were increased supplies
at the Corn Exchange, with a fuller market, end more Wen.
then is visually amen-able thus early in the week, so that for
the day there wee a small rally in oats. The price of barley
was also upheld, but the gem nil feeling Ic that wheat, Ice.
will recede, being still quoted at 32p. to 36a., although thi
Mark-lane I:rpm's states the Ira-verse. In manufectured
bresdetuffa there hue been no alteration worth notice in either
flour, oatmeal, or Indian cornmeal, millers not having had
time to operate largely. Dairen, therefore continue their
prices of bread fur the week at 7Ld. Bcl., end 9d. per 41b loaf.

COALS.—Lownow, Seri. 11.—HertlepoolWest Hartley,
17a.; Haswell Gas, 144..; Holywell.l6c; North Percy Hartley,
164.64. ; Tantteld Moor, Hs. 6d.; Tanflela Moor Sams,
144. 641. • Wvlani, 164.: Walla End Braddyllit, 1711. 6d.;
Walls End Haswell, :Ss. 641. ; Walls End lambics,
164. 3d. ; Walla End Hassel's Helton, 174, 9d, ; Was
End Stewart's. law. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 16s. 9d.;
Powell's Duffryn Steam, 21s. Ships at Market, 21 ;
sold, 21.