The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

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SCOAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Stith& possessions in America,
for the wcek ending Sept. 15, is 355. 10, per cwt. exclusive
of duty. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar,
the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending se above,
is 275. lid. No return of brown or Muscovado sugar, the
prodnee of the East lndioe, for the week ending u above.
The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar
is Ms. 90. per cut., exclusive of duty.

COTTON.—Livtimoot, Serr. Ml.—There has net been
eo much excitement in our market this week ; still we have
had a fair demand on each day, and, notwithstanding this
comparative quietness, we bave again to quote all dmeriptiors
of cotton higner in price. The current and more general
seleable qualitim of American are ed._ per lb. dearer—mid-
dling Uplands being now worth 9id. ; Mobile, 9 3-16 d. ;And
Orleans, 9:i. The committee of broker. place fair Uplands,
911. ; Mobile, 91d. ; and Orleans, 91d. Egyptiana of the
middling qualities are Id. per lb. her;hig Brazils have *leo
advanced Id. to Id. per lb. ; many sales have been
trade at the latter advance. Sures continue also
in large demand, and an Id. higher for the met.
The steady improvement in Manchester in nearly all
branches of manufactures has caused the trade to continue
their purchase of the raw material, and there weans a pre-
vailing and growing opinion among all parties that, eves at
theca greatly enhanced rates, prices are likely to remain
steady for some time to come, and it may be possible a still
further dames, before a supply equal to the wants of the
trade can be received. Late accounts from America re:pelt
more favourably of the growing crop; the Flicking was pro-
greseing rapidly, and parties generally writing with more
confident*. 11,710 American, 103,330 Surat, 330 Egyptian,
200 Marenham, 680 Bahia, and 230 Ferran, are reported to
have been taken on speculation ; 1,020 American, 670 Surat,
and 20 Pentium, for export ; so that the deliveries to the
trade for the week have been abant42,4oo bales. Sales to-day
7,000 bales, all to the trade. Sales of the week, 73,680 bake,

COTTON 000DS.—MANCHNITER, SEPT. 18.—There
is lees inquiry reported for heavy goods, such as domestics,
this week, the result of the constantly and rapidly lord s•
dog prices manufacturers are obliged to ask, in consequence
of the dearness of cotton and yarns, but stocks are light and
'ellen are not disposed to wake any abatement. The amount
of business in printing cloth is abet, small. There have been
some fair lad of 36. inch shirting., but Indian 48-inch
fabrics of this description are but little inquired for; prices,
however, are arm. In yarns these has not been a large bud •
nem generally, but there is still good business for warps
and nowfor exportation, at id. over last week's rates.

CORN.—Cit suesrotto, Sari.. 18. —The weather has
Leen fine, with a hot sun, the last few days. There was a
good supply of whaling market today, and a decline of 2a.
had to be submitted trfor the beat quality, and 2s. to 3a. oa
secondary sorts; white, 60.. to 645.; extra, 655. • red, 645. to
60s. Barley, • brick demand, and rather dery for Ina
malting qualities, 43e. to 40.. ; extra, 475. Beans and peas
fully as dear.- . . •

1:/NCOLN. SZPT. 18.—We have had a largo supply of
wheat offering to-day and a dull trade, at Is. to 2e. decline
for the best samples inferior quite unsaleable. Barley in
fair supply, and prices la. lower. Wheat, rcd, 54e. to 6Th.;
white, 80e. to 62e.; old, to 85e. Barley, grinding, 40e.t0 425;
malting, 45a. to 48e.
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WAillinri,n, Sera. 18.—These was not much doing It
wheat. Fine new and fresh old were ls. to 2.1. keret, end
other sorts moved off slowly, at a further decline. New
barley was firm, and other articles were without change.
Average for week ending Sept. 14 : Wheat, 6,716 qrs. at
695. 3d. ; barley, 136 qrs. al 445. ld. ; oata, 35 era, at 275.
lid. ; beans, 76 gra, at 475. 10d. ; peak 40 gra. at 43a. lid.

COALB.—LoNnow, fiert. 18.—Bates' West Hartley,
16s. 6d.; Holywall, 16e.; Howard'. West Hartley Nether-
ton, 17.. 9d. ; North Percy Hartley, 165.6 d. ; Morpetk
West Hartley, 17e.; Tantield Moor, 14.. 3d.; Tanteld
Moor Bates, 14.. 3d. ; Walker Primrose, 145.; Ward'.
West Hartley, 16.. ,• West Hartley Greys, 17.. 34.;
Wylaro, les.; Walls End Gosforth, 16e.; Walls End Rid-
dell, 16..; Eden Main. 17.. 3d.; Wall. End Braddylls,
17.. ; Wall. Had Haswell, 18.. 6d. ; Wall. End Lam-
ley, 17s. 6d. ; Wall. End Russel's Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls
End South Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Clump, 17.. 601.;
Walla End Haigh 11611, 17s. ; Walls End Tees, 1115. 6d.;
Bros a Moor High Hain. 165.; Waynes Merthyr, 21s.—
Ships at Market; 47; mold. 46.