The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of brows or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Bran t& poeseesions is America, for
the week ending Sept. 1, is 365. 4d. per cwt., exclusive of
duty. The average pries of brown or Musoomde sugar, the
I produce of the East 1nd..., for the week ending as above, is
' 395. 74d. The average prior of brown ur Muscovado sugar,
the produce of the Mauritius, for the week endingas above, is
rs. The average price of the three foreptiog descriptions
of eager, jointly, for the week ending ss above, is 365. 3fd.
per ewt., exclumve of duty.

BILDITOL, SEPT. 4.—The market has again become cx-
ceedingly quiet, more particularly for grocery sorts, end
for whirls there has been no sale whatever; for refining
dacriptioas, however, there has been a moderate demand,
and about 450 hhda. chiefly Jimmies' and Antigua*, have
been diapoeed of at about previous terra; although in some
Instances the buyers hare obtained the torn in their favour.
Pan sugars are now becoming very "came here, and our
samba will be Hght for aims tints to corns. Refiners'
*deo' mesa with a fair demand at steady prices, but the
grocers cantinas to purchase only foe their immediate re-
quirements. Runs mils to a moderate extent, and prime are
well supported.

COTTON.—Lwearoot, Barr. 4.—As was to be looked
for, after the very large transactions of the past week, there
has been some aliaternent in the demand during the prissint
one still, the twiner in sack day has been to a isle extent,
and the trade, notwithstanding the considerable increase to
their stocks, continue to buy with much confidence, so that
we have again to report prior of all descriptions aa rather
dearer. The middling qualities of American remain the
same—UpLuls, 8 13-ltd.; Mobile, Bid.; and Orleans.
8 15.116 d. The Committee of Brokers raise the quotations of
fair cotton ad. per lb.—Uptsods, 9ed. ; Mobile, 91d.; and
Orleans, (Rd. Burets of the better descriptions are id. per
lb. higher; Bristle Id. higher. Egyptian., though In fair
demand, are without change in price. There Is no new Ilea-
tan In our proceedings calling for remark, the was came
already noticed continuing to hare their weight en ••—viz.,
the premint lose storks of cotton, with the certainty of only
a moderate supply during the remainder of theorem, Ovine.
the 11,1111111111,0 to all parties that the prevent male
' will be at least stippated. 6,970 American, 6,060 270
lEsyyttass, 1,370 Bahia, and 20 Person an reported to

been tam on speoaletios ; 680 American, 100 Madras, 1,170
Burst, 450 Bengal, and 50 Egyptian for export ; so that um
deliveries to the Uncle for the week have ken about 47.300
4,41. gedes to-day, 8,000 bales, 1,000 being on speculatiq
and for export. Bales of the week, 66,030 bee.
COTTON GOODS.-Iffssouurtua, Bxer. 4.—Tgere
about the tame amount of activity in the yarn market sa oa
Tuesday, end lower and medium counts are very 4..44, et
• rise of Id. to ld. per lb. since the beginning of Aug
Double yarns also continue in full request, at raring laic.,
The demand continues active for the Uerman markets" .4
there is also • fair bunnies in qualities suited to Rum.
The higher number. of single yarns appear to be hut
affected by the rise in values. The hone trade continns
to supply themselves with moderate freedom. Of the cloth
market, reports from all quarters speak of peat
Misers Du Fey and Co. say Producers of gapeas
to be impressed with the certainty that there willoodsbe no era
in the cotton market during the remainder of the year, obi
have, therefore, stopped the production of such articles .
cannot be moved off at advanced prime ; they have also ia.
'trusted their agents to insist on higher prime in all ia.
stanzas. The diminished production of the loom end tbs
existing active demand have enabled them throughout the
past month to realise their expectations to a larger deps
than at any time during this year. 9-8 end 5-8 sb;rusp
have rhea 3d. to 74d per piece; 9-8 primes', 3d. to 41d. per
piece; and 7-B, lid, to 3d. per piece; domestic 0. to IL
per yard, with* very extensive business doing." Battm
and velveteens are reported in request at rising valnes.

CORN.—CHNLMIWORD, SEPT. 4.—There was I kb
ripply of wheat at market to-day, and a brisk demand for 01
beat qualitisst at an advance of le. per qr. ' • red, from 64.. r
68s. ; extra, 68. ; white, 80s. to 03e. ; extrs, 64a. Wenner
very showery. Barley, more offering ; malting. 43a. to 46.•
extra, 47e. • grinding, 38s. to 40s. Baas folly as dear, Li
few offdrini. Oats and other spring corn firm.

LINCOLN, SEPT. 4.—Our market has been well supplied
with wheat, the beet samples realising ls. to 2s. more
Other sorts quite neglected Barley quite as dear as last week:
Wheat, red, 66e. to 595. • whits, 60s. to 631.; old, 66,.
Barley, malting, 48e. to 60;.
WAIIPIOLD, SEPT. 4.—There was a fair demand for dm
dry new and tral old wheat, at last week's prices; but kd
other descriptions there was not much inquiry. New bark,
scarce, and sold at 445. to 48e. Other articles unc
veragee, week ending Aug. 31 . —Wheat, 4,887 qrs., a
60e. Sid. Beans, 6, at Oa. dd.
COALS.—LONDON, fizzy. 4.—Hartlepool West Bartley.
16s. 6d. ; Tanfiald Moor Buts, les ed. • Zile lea
Walla End Ridding, 16s. 6d. • Walls End 16.. it;
Walls End 16e. ; Rod Helton. • WAS
End Csasop, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Hartlepool Hanoi's, 11e,•
Walla End Evaawood, Ha. 66.; Warms Merthyr, 242.
Ships at market, 31 ; sold, SI.

0D.88.8A, iirOtST 24.

Ccm.—The demand is scrim; and minas' last Friday Ye
following transsetions hays taken place:-11,600 chamem
of cube, at from 22a. 10d. to Its. per qr., f.0.b.; 6,300 cbst•
traria of soft Polish wheat, at 2es. to 31s. per qr., f.0.b.;
2,600 chotwerts of (Mirka end Saridonrirka, at 31s. 94, to
395. per qr., f.o.b. ' • 2,000 c.betwerts of rye, at 22e. 10d. per
qr. ; 2,100 chetwerts of barley, at 16s. per qr., fob.
is firm at 66a. on the spot, and 642. for October.
Wool is firmly held at R. 281 to t for fine merinos..
2s. 10d. to RA. lid. per lb., Lob. ; and a parcel of inferior
Donskoy has been sold at R. 7.78 Sid. per lb., Cob.
Tallow.—A Large parcel on the spot has been sold at equal
to 625. 9d. per cwt., f.o.b. ; and for November, 49e. 64, to
60s. 6d. salted.
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Freights have advanced to Rs. 6d. The shipments to the
United Kingdom dun* the month of July, 0.5., hare been
3,000 chetwerts of wheat, 14,000 of 102,000 of maize,
40,000 of barley, 70,000 of oats, 18,600 of uoeeea, 7,000 poods
of wool.

GALATZ, Aram 21,
Indian Corn has receded about 6d. per gr., at which re.
duetion holders are Arm, in ooneequence of reports from the
interior that the crop hoe suffered from want of rain.
New Wheat finds no buyers, and our quotations are norm*
nal. We .pect that fair new wheat, weighing 60Ita. to
61Ibe. per bushel, will be down to Me. per qr. before the end
of September. A small parcel of rye changed bands at
120 ps. per kilo = 20a. 6d. pee f.o.b. In barley there is
nothing doing. At Ismail 2,000 qr.,
kilos of barley for delivery
in September have been tuna at 68 pa. per kilo = lls. pet
qr., f.o.b.
Fraighte.-13e. to 13s. Ild.
Oalatz.—lndian corn, pee kilo, ps. 143 to 147 = 235. 9d.
to 240.4 d. pee qr., f.o.b. w '
• new heat, per kilo, ps. 210
35a. par qr., Lob. ; old soft wheat, let quality, per kik,
pa. 120 = 30a. per qr., f.o.b.
Ibrails.—lndian corn, per kilo, pa. 140 = 21s. 6d. per qr.,
f.o.b. ' • ditto, Fokshan, per kilo, pa. 150 = 235. per qr., Lob.;
wheat, old, let quality, per kilo, ps. 250 = 375. 6d. per qr,
f.o.b. ; rape seed, 100 okay, ps. 100 = 465., f.o.b. • mat,
pee kilo, pi, 76 to 76 16. ad. to 11s. 9d. pm qr. ; barley,
per kilo, 10e. pee qr.