The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

&MAR.—The average price of brown Cr Muscovado
saw, Om produce of the British Pamessices is America,
for the week ending April 9, is 24e. 20. per cwt.. exclu-
sive of the duties of custoess.—The avenge price of brown
or Muscovado sow, the produce of the Mauritius, is
24a. 7N.—No return of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro.
duce of the FAA 'tidies—The average prioe of the two
foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is Ns. 34d. per cwt.

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BtUNTO/. Amer 12.—We— have don.. good basins= is
this market during the prt week, the sales reaching about
1,500 taus, st full prier. Relbser's produce sells steadily.
hams is but little request.

COTTON.—LrvimrooL, Arun. 12.—The market opened
with a goal demand from the trade and speculators, and an
advance of lci. to id. per lb. was obtained on most de•crip-
tions of American. Since Tuesday the business has been
on a more moderate scale, and prices barely support the
full advance. In Brasil there is no change. For Egyptian
there has been • fair demand at former rates. Surat has
been in fair request at slightly dearer prices. Speculators
have taken 18,7/10 Astern:au and 100 Surat ; and there are
reported for export 8,6:30 Amerman, 40 Pertain, 20
Egyptian, 160 Demerara, and 4,710 Surat. The market
opens to-day with • good demand ; the probable Wee, 10,000
bales, including 2,000 for speculation and export.

COTTON GOODS. BANCIUCITER, APRIL 12. —The
market is somewhat more active in appearance, owing per-
haps to the continuance of hue weather and the reduction
of the Bank rate to 5 per cent. Notwithstanding the war.
like rumours from the Continent, whi•:h have a very ad-
verse effect, the [Jarman houses have made rather more in.
quirt' for yarns today. The business done is extremely
small, because spinners will make no concession in price
while the cotton market remains so stiff. Something might
be done in yarns for India if lower rates would be taken.
The little business that takes place in yarns hat the fall
rates demanded. Piece goods for the East are rather more
in request to-day, but the alight advance asked for during
some days pest continues to keepsake within the narrowest
limits. T cloths are in rather better demand also. Printers
are still dull.

CORN.—CRICLUSIORD, APRIL 12.—There was a small
supply of wheat at market to-day, and but little demand ;
with the poor prospect of wheat on the ground, farmers are
unwilling to take any reduction for the beat qualities, one.
sequently but little Wiliness was tmwacted ; to sell 2a less
hod to be taken. Beams Is. to 2s. dearer. Wheat, 60a 11.
Barley, 41.. 9d. Oats, 275. 7d. Beans, 375. 7d. Peaselfe. 6d.
Littmatm, Aram 12.—The supply of wheat WAS fair at
oar market' the trade ruled dull at la. to 26. decline ; very
little pluming in spring cage. Wheat, red, 50e. to 38..;
white, 60s. to 6M. Barley, 34e. to 38..
Wanarmus, APRIL 12.—The demand for wheat was
very limited, and prices generally were ls. per quarter
lower thee on Friday last. Barley is extremely dull. and
also la cheaper. Bean., oats, and shelling are unchanged.
Average, week ending April B—Wbeat, RN qrs., at Ns.
100.;
70, barley. 328, at 38.. 1411. ; beans, 90, at 465. ; peas,
40a.

COAL& —Loewe. Aram 11-- Barshop. Cha. 1%. dd. ;
Craghead Stem, 16.. 61. ; Dieksoa's %t ..t Hartley. 17..
9d. ; lialywell, 16a 6d. ; Walker Prisms, 12a. 3d. ; &lea