The Express.
London, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

MAREB7B.

SUGAR.—The average peke of brown or Muscovado
sugar the produce of the British poeseasions in America, for
W week biding dept. 19, b 35.. 70. per cwt. excloalVO of
The swage prim of brown or Muacovado sugar the
urn of the Mauritius, for the week ending as above, is
aid. The average price of brown or Muscovado
=4 the produce of the Bast Indies, for the week
es above, is 245. 4 id. The average price of the three
foregoing dincriptions of sugar is Ms. lg. per cwt., exclueive
of duty.

Oct. 2.—There has been a very steady demand
Ode weak, both for pan and scale sugars, and • fair amount
of business bee been concluded both in parole on the spot
and for indeed, at about former prices, exosOng Barbadom.
We have now but very few sugars remaining m first bands
here. Refined produce continues to meet tree sale, and some
large contract' for forward delireny are reported, at very Mt
prices, to a alight advance in some descriptions. Ruin it
much wanted, but the supplies are nearly exhausted.
COTTON.—Lrmarooi., Ocr. 2.—The marked falling.
off ha the demand noticed in our last circular, as compared
with the business anninoted during the previous five weeks,
and the consequent reaction in price, was only to have bean
expected after as lam • period of large buying with daily
avowing prices. Not that this relapsing Into a quiet state
of things, with • decline of ed. to id. per lb., ought to be re-
say abatement In the confidence e/Icertin
Mdes:r prevsht7Zy meadhating in the article ; bat as many
of the trade now hold stocks of the raw material which win
supply their requirements till nearly the dose of the year it
seemsbed resemable that there should be a pansy to review
their position and confider the prosper of trade nada the
cement disturbed state of Indian afatn, and await also tar-
thee inlormatiat from America on the probable supply ai
cotton. We have therefore to report a quiet market, 'W
without bringing about any further general decline In prim.
The middling and better qualities of American, from their
scarcity, steadily maintain last week's quotations; the low
sad inferior grades have been in very limited ds
mend, and • partial decline in those glades his
in some instances been submitted to. We, however
resume our lan week's quotations, pac{ag
Upland. at 9d. ; Mobffe, The
Committee of Brokers Oros 'fair I.:plead., a
dd. ; Maine,
litid.; and Orleans, 9fd. In San Brazils, sa
Mare is little, if say, quotable cheer from the
noticed in our bud most, the demand being freely saP
at the rates then given. In the len American advices=
is little of novelty or interest connected with our staple—the
total mop of the past year as made up to the Ist of
amounts to 2,939,619 bales. 1,780 Amnion 4,970 Smut,
and 60 Egyptian, are reported to have base taken on mean,
tiOD ; 290-American, 2,270 Surat, and 100 Bab* for escort;
so that the deliveries to the trade for the week bare been
about 17,400 babe Bolas to-day 6,000 Wks. Bales of the
week 26,770 bales.

COTTON 000D8.—MaNce urea, Ocr. cloths
there is no change of prior since Teasley, and shirting, for
China and ladle santhiee in ltir squiet. Domestics, long,
T, and priming cloths sae in moderate request, but there
soaring like ea active demand. Terns are gd to id. per lb.
loser thee the highest retail lately prevathng. Douck I
yarn* ere in regional sad firm.

CORN.—Csmitaroaa, Ocr. 2.—There waa a much
smaller supply of wheat at musket to-day, in consequence of
Braintree air and a this atteadasseo hrsonv. The float
quality of whit* was L. dearer, sad red fully maintained Its
veins; white, 69. to 64a. • extra, Ws. • red, 645. to 58g.;
wean, 60e. Barley, fine mulling, scone ;nd rather dearer-
-42a to 411 s. ; mtr% 49e. Hama ham and dearer--40s. to
42a. •• Kamer , 43a. to 46e.
_ _ .

Lotoome Ocr. 2. —We have had • large show of wheat
to-day, whleh root a dril trod. at last WWI'S pekes. Earley
was also very dull, ptloes the tr.& !'in feVOU/ of the buyer,
Wheat, rod, 60.. to 675.; white, Ma. to 60a.; old, 61e.
Barley, grinding, 40. to 42a; malting, 45.. to 495.
WAXITIELD, OCT. 2.—There was a fair supply of wheat,
but the trade was dull, sad flee qualities basely realised bet
Other sorts met • slow Isle, at lower terms. Fins
marco, and brought high rates, but inferior was slow
of at lower prima. Sams, oats, and shelling rather.
lover. Armies for week 'Wing September 28:—Whoa,
4.471 gamines, at 68s. Ofd. • bsrley, 481, at 445. ltd. ; cots,
24, at ns. ; beans, 128, at 675. lid.; peas 30, at 45..

COALll.—Lonnox, Ocr. 2.—North Percy Hartley, 16s. ;
Tanfield Moor Batas, Ha. 3d. ; Walls End Acorn Clot?,
18s. Bd.; Walls End Riddell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Bells,
17.. 6d. ; Will. End Belmont, 17s. dd. ; Walls End Thad-
d7ll., 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Bmwell, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End
Helton, 19e. 6d. ; Walls End Ramer. Hatton, 18.. 6d.;
Will. End Crap 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Honerick, 16.. ;
Wan. End Ti.., -111 s. Id. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s.—
S6ips at =disc 23; sold, 23.