The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.--The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British poesessions in America,
for the week ending Jan. S, u 29e. 24d.f per cwt.,
exclusive of the duties of customs.—The avenge price of
brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius,
is 284.111 d. percwt.—The average price of brown or Musco-
vado sugar, the prodace of the E-ust Indies, in the week end-
ing as above, is 394. 94d. per cwt.—The average price of the
three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly, r. 295. lid.
per cwt.

BetaroL, JAN. 11.—We hare no sales to report this week;
everything is as flat as nimble. Buyers have no coullilonce
and will not operate except at greatly reduced prices, which
sellers are not at present disposed to submit to. Refined
neglected•

001TON.—LIV ESPOOL, JAs. 11.—At the end of last
week there was rather more inquiry, the market closing on
Saturday with a steadier tone. On Monday the Europa's
advice' gave a further impulse to operators, and holders in
many instances obtained an advance of id. per lb., business,
however, was soddenly checked by the advance of the Bank
rate to 7 per cent., when cotton Became freely offered, and
the advantage gained in the morning was lost. The market
on Tuesday and Wednesday 'Demme very dull, and irregular
in price, until the arrival of the Etna's telegraphic despatch,
when a speculative inquiry gave confidence to all classes of
buyers. and this has continued with very large sales, fully
supporting last week's irotutions for all descriptions of
American. Brasil and ptian continue without change,
and Surat during the last day or two has been more inquired
for, and rather better to sell. Speculators have taken 8,300
American, 50 Egyptian, and 190 Surat; and exporters,
1,960 American, MO Egyptian, and 1,710 Surat. The
market opens this morning with a very good demand, and
the sales are likely to reach 12,000 bales, including 4,000 On
speculation and for export.

COTTON GOODS.—ffiatrettESTEß, Jax. 11.—The mar-
ket continues in about the same state as on Tuesday. Some
few sellers report a slight improvement, but the aggregate
business has been small. In domestics, T cloths, and
printers the demand baa been limited, and long cloths are
much neglected. There has been more inquiry for 40-inch
India shirting% and other cloths for the same market, but.
the rate of discounts is sufficient to be a great hindrance to
that branch of trade, and the transactions have been few.
Narrowed shirtiap are quiet, but without much change in
value. Where there is any change either in cloth or yarn
it is in favour of buyers. For yarns the sales have been of
a limited character, and to supply urgent wants only. The
Rwerkot was armee, not sot move active, at the close, owing
to rather more eue in the money market.

IJORN.—Cincturnonn, Ike% 11.—The weather being es
very severe hue entirely stopped the navigation of our
rivers, which caused buyers to restrict their purchuee to
their immediate wants, and a small amount of business wee
transacted; where sales were effected prices were in hum
of the buyers. Spring corn without alteration.

Lamour, JAN. 1L —We have bad a very dull market to-
day for both wheat and barley, and both articles were slow
trade at 2s. decline. Not much doing in other articles.
Wheat, red, new, 50s, to Ma. ; old, 6484 white, new, 5&.
to 64a.; old, 735. Bailey, Vs. ,to 41a. Beans, new, 4..%.
to 44e. ; old, 60s.
Lrvunroot, JAN. U.—There was a small attendance of
buyers to-day, and wheat was sold at very irregular prices:
the general decline may be quoted 2d. to 3d. per cental
since Tuesday. Flour, a very slow male and 6d. per barrel
and sack cheaper. Oats and meal dull, without change in
price. Barley and beans steady. Indian corn more freely
offered, and &l. per quarter lower—say °elate, 39a.; mixed
American 37a. 6d.; white, 40e. to 41a. per 48011 w.

VY'AKEVIELD, JAN. 11.--There wu not much business in
wheat, and prices had • downward tendency. Barley wee
also easier. In oats, beans, peal, ko., no change. Averages
foe the week ending Jan. 7 : whisk 1,739 quarters, at
58s. 71d. ; barley. 1,187, at 41a. qd. ; beans, 186, at
48e. 3d. ; pees, 5, at 411 e.

COALS. —Lomas, JAN. IL—Huddle's West Hartley,
17s. 6d. ; Daviust's West Hartley, 17a. ed. ; Howard's West
Hartley, gl7s. 3d. ; Wert Hartley, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End
Goalorth, 25e. ; Walls End HAley, 25a. ; Walls End
Hilda, 24a. 6d. ; Walls End Lambtoo, 265. ; Wall, End
Hartlepool, 26e. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 26a —Ships
at market, 44 ; sold, 31.