The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

MARKEY&

SUGAR.—The avenge priee of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the predoce of the Drifted powiessions in Amalie,
for the week ending Oct. 6, is ;WiA. GI. The average price of
brown or Muwovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius, for
the week ending an Memo, it The aver.ige prier of
brown or Mow ers.:lo Fuger the prodneo of the Eist lattice,
for the week ending as shove, is 4.15. Ojel. The average peieo
of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly, fr the
week ending sa above, is 255. eld. per cwt., exclusive
of duty.
Itntaroh, Orr. 9.—The market is still very steady, and
importers continuing to be free sellers at former rateica
fair amount of businies but been tratsacted since our Let
report, chiefly in ltarbeiluee—there being but very little re•
maining in first hands of other descriptions. In parcels to
merit,e the sales are confined to one cargo of brown Bahia
and one cargo of clayed Manilla, on former terms. Re-
finers' produce continues in excellert demand—even for
forward delivery, and pri,e, of all description,' aro well sup-
ported. Rum ia stall enquired for, but there is very little
offering.
COTTON.—Lryzneoom Orr. 9.—The transactions In
our market dorioir the gad week of live days have again
Dealt° a Tory consekrable amount , the trade, seder the in-

uence of the steady and profitable demand experienced foe
their manubctures, continuing to make their purchaere with
unabated confidence, ectiounged also by the rapidly de-
em:wing stocks of the raw material, and the very greet
iroprebsbility of any oonsiderable arrivals of the new trop
for some time to cores, causing a daily increasing difif-
malty in tatattag with the general used qualities of Amerken
cotton. For these deeeriptites we have to advance ourlttle-
teflon' a full id. per lb., placing middling Lade at 9 .;
Mobile, 91d. ; end Orleans, 96.16 d. The Committee of B ere
place fair 'Uplands, 90,; Mobile, 99-16 d.; and Orleans,9fd.
&Mds have lem in loge daily demand at an advance of 1-164.
to kd. Brazils and Egyptians not quotably dearer, but com-
manding extreme quotations of lest week. The announcement
made yesterday that the directors of tke Bank of England
had deemed it expedient to advance the rate of discount to 6
per cent., though this move was not altogether unexpected,
hie, however, imparted a quieter tone to our proceeding; and
it is not improbable that such will continue to be the charac-
ter of our market until the influence end bearing of this
change is seen upon business in Manchester. From America
there is little of novelty—the crop accounts are in all reirecta
the same as before, the ultimate amount now depending upon
the length of the season they may have for the gathering;
in the meantime, the cotton is coming to the shipping purls
slowly, and the exports to this country are neerrtraritiyaiozhi4
very
limited orate. 7,948 Americo, 4,930 Surat, 2:i9 •
and 180 Fermata, are reported to have been taken on specula-
tion; 720 American, 170 Madras, 1,760 Stunt, and 160
Behla, for export; so that the deliverke to the trade fur the
week have been about 43,060 belie. Sake to-day, 7,000
bake ; sales of the week, 69,120 bales.

COTTON 1300D8.-.-NANCHKIITER, Oct. 9.—The ad-
vance in the rates of discount to a minimum of G per stmt,
hat. had a bad effect on the market, and 6mM:was has bees
restricted. The higher rates for cotton have induced spinner.'
to advance their terms again, but buyers are acting with
great cannon in the cloth market, and are giving out order.
only for immediate requirements. For India and China
Mae has been some extra sales of light y lb. 40-inch shirting
cloths, and in 841 b. fabrics of tho same description ; but in
domestics and printers the buainem has been languid. In
yarns there have been some fair sales of warps for export,
and in 10's to 30's water twist for China, at very full prices,
In other descriptions the sales have been moderate, though
folly equal to these of last week.

COBS.—OHNLIIPTORD, Oct. 9.—There was a fair imp-
ply of wheat at market to-day, and a good demand at let
week's rates. Wheat, red, 62.. to 665.; extra, 65.. ; white,
60s. to 645. ; extra, sa. Barley, secondary quality clout
offering, but line malting quality scares and fetches high
rate.-.46a. to 50a. ; grinding and distilling, 40.. to 441. Bel=
Karoo and fetch fully late rates.
Loreotx, Ocr. 9.—Our market he. been well supplied
with wheat, and where business was done, le. to 2s. less
mousy was aeoeptsd ; the farmers, however, were not free
sellers. Barley .bunt the same as last week. Wlic,t, red,
50s. to 65e. ; white, 665. to 60a.; old, 63e. Barley, 40.,
to 495.

LIVERPOOL, Om. 9.—These wee rather m better attendance
of country millers at our Cons Exchange this morning. The
hiatuses transacted, however, wee illy of moderate ixtent.
The beet sheath were firmly held for lato rates, but for the
secondary sorts of American red and Irish now en sbatemau
of about Id. per bushel was submitted to. Good American
barrel flour scarce and no lower. high& and Irish ea
flour about h. decline. Oats gave way id. told. per buah4
and oatmeal Is. per load. Indian cola fully supported
Tuesday's rime, and a more general Inquiry for feeding
porpoises. Arrivals from the 6th to Bth of October, inclusive:
—Wheat, 9,765 Tn.; barley, 100; malt, 280; out,, 2,255;
beans, 85 • peso, 7; Indian corn, 3,764; oatmeal, 5,176
sacks; BO6I 290 sacks, mad 2,000 'garret..

WAISPIIILD, Oct. 9.—There wu a good supply of wheat,
sad It sold at a decline of la. per quarter. Fine barley
steady, but other aorta doll and la. cheaper. Beans un-
changed. Oats id. per atone and ettelg le. per bad
lower. Average ter week ending Oct. 6 .—Wheat 4,248
quarters, at 68s. ld. ; barley, 1,069, at 43a. 4d. , oat:, 41, at
28e. 11d. ; beans, 82, at 46a. 2d.; pees 20, at 45e. 6d.

CoALB.—Loxpori, Ger. 9.—Byme's Debede Henley,
18e. 3d., Hastinp 18e. 3d.; Holysell, 165.;
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Newoutle Hart e- 16s. ; North Piroj Hanley, 165.;
Mometh West Hartley, 17s. 6d.; TmisM Moor, 140. ad. ;
T anbld Moor Bats, IH. ad. ; Walks,. Primrose, Its. 3d. ;
Ward's West Hart*, 17a.; Wylam, 16e.; Wall. End Clog-
forth., 18s; Walla End la 17a. 3d. ; Walls End
Northumberland, 17s. Bd. ,• Wall End Ridd.ell, 18e. ; Eden
Man, 195.; Well End be ; Wells End Belmont,
18s. 3d.; WI& End Braddylls, 19e. ; Will, End Pram-
wellgate, 18s. 01. ; Walls End Haswell, 205.; Walls End
Helton, 206. ; Well End Helton Lyons, 17w 9d. , Walla
End South Holton, 205.; Walla End Caaeop, 19s. ; Wall
End Hartlepool, DW s. od.; as End Haugh Hall, 185.64.;
Wells End Bellow 190. Bd.; Walla End Tees, 205.: Wall/
End Whitworth, 16s. ; Wall End South Durham, 18e. 6d, -
Brown Moor High Main, 165.; Nizan's Duffryzi, 21s. 6d.
-Ships at market, 91; sold, 90.