The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-03 00:00:00

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Auxsynza Titans's Lswias, Gilmerton.house, near Edinburgh,
mauuticturimg chemist, Mardi 13, at D.Arell and Lyon's ft,.oina,
Edinburgh.
01:01.06 Ronearsos and ALIIANDEI Lints, Glasgow, smiths, March
12, at the Globe lion I, iblaygow.
Otos Swim Buckle, Bsudature, merchant, March 14, at the File
Arms Ilo•el,fiatuf.
WrLuau Wausau., Edinburgh, jeweller, March 13, at the tad Royal
Tavern, Edinburgh.

MARKETS.

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SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British
possessions in America, eompu.ed from the returns made in the week
ending the 27th d.,y of F..ktuary, 145 is, is 2 is. (lid Sugar, the pro-
duce of the lleuritiva, 2 is. d. No return has been made of the sale
of hrown or Muscavado sugar, the prudent of the Eat ladies, in the
week ending es above. The average price of the two foregoing de,
lesiptions of sum, Jointly, is 21s. 4 fd.

6UOAL—rIII.IIII4n, MARCY 9.—The market transactions this week
are quite antra; (stout. and the stocks in first hands are entirely ex-
hauafed. Two veeela with sugar cargoes—our from Mauritius and
one from Demerara—are, however, now landing. These will pro.
able ho brought forwa•d next week, and afford a temporary supply.
About '5,1100 mats of Manillaa, to arrive, are also reported; but the
exact particulars hare not transpired. Refiners' produce be' met
with a rather better tale, and prices are well supported. Rum le quite
neglaottd.

WOOL —Lazne, MAIICII 2.—The Wee of English combing wools
continue Eat, and ulthotteh no materhil change in priors can be re-
port. d, the tendency is to fewour of ,uyers. There is a moderate de-
mand for English clothing wools of sound et•ptle and mid-de quality,
at mat week's prices. In foreign wools there has been rather more
bwinees dune during the week, at prices o3rreeponding with the
pending London miles.

COR7C—Cnauceroan, Manna 1.-Then was but a moderate sup
ply of wheat at mark, t to-, ay, sod most of it much out of condition.
In consequence of the damp state of the weather, dila doe:elution was
Oldenlt to roll; all the oe t dry samples realise last week's prices
, Wheat, white, 71a. to 76..; extra, 715.; led, 62a. to Elk ; extra, 705.
Barley the least malting, maintains its value, 28e. to 31s. Secondary
quaUtles difficult to quit at late r.tes. Beaus and other spring corn
without charge in value.
LiNcour, Heidi I.—We had a fair show of wheat to-day, with a
good demand at ts. over last w. a I'. rates; Red, oar. to 71s. ; white,
735. to Vie. We had also a better feeling In the barley trade. Best
barley, making Is. more money; 29a. to 31s. Very few oats offering
at last week's I rat. s.
WAXILY-1n" Meecw 2.—There has been a moderate arri-
val of Grain during tt.e week, principally by railway. Wheat met a
steady sale to.day, and prices were dimly supported. Other articles
were rather cheaper, except beans, which were without alteration,
the finer sorts meeting a fair inquiry.

COALS.—LOIMON, MARCH 2.—Banaltopo, 17a. ; Cart's Hartley,
IPS. 6d.; Davison's West Bartley, 9..; Lorgrislae's West Hart-
-11, 19-.; itavensworth 17s. d.; Ravensamh West Hart-
ley, las. ; Rodheugh Main Trader, 155.; Tanfleld Moor, 17s. ;
Tisafield Moor Butes, 175. ; Walker Primrose, les. 6d. ; West
Bartley Grsy's, las.; Wylarn, les ; Walls End Gaslorth, ;
Walls End Marton. les. ; ails End 17eaton, 195. 3d. ; Wall/ End
Lawson, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Riddell, 19s ; Walls End Wbarnclille,
19.., ; Eden Main, els. ; Wails Ent Be mont, Gd. ; West End
Braddylls, 21s. 6d; Walls End Hassell, 225. ; Walls End Helton,
2s ; Walls End Butt a, 17s. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 215. ;
Wrlls End P unmet, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Muth Melton, 215. 9d.
Walls End 6.ewart's, 2 e.; Wa Is End Hartlepool, as. 64 ; Walls
End Heugtt Hall, 215.; walls End flunalek, 17s. ; Walla d eouth
Kelloe, 215.; Walla End Tees, 2.5. ; Walls End Ereasrond, 171. ;
Anthracite. 30s. ; Binhgrove Grsigola, Us.; Osn's Merthyr, 235.;
Cowpen, les