The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the I
British possessions in America, computed from the returns
made in the week ending the 16th day of January, 1856,
is 20s. did. Sugar,the produce of the Mauritius, 19s.
Sugar, the produce of the But Indies, 235. 424. Ihe
ge price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar,
jointly, is 211. ed.

filJOAß.—Baisvot, 19.—The market has been
very quiet this creek, and the sMes are limited to a few
hundred casks of West India, and a small cargo of Manilas
to arrive ; the former at previous rates—but the latter at •
decline 7.11 is .;per cwt. on the latest transactions here in this
class of sugar. The refined market is steady but not active,
and prices are a shade easier. In ram we are still without

WOOL. LEEDS, S. 19. —"English wools nre in
moderate demand for immediate use, end prices firm
at last week's rates. There has bees rather more demand
for blanket wools, to supply some of the government orders
recently issued. In foreign wool we have no change of
importance to notice.

CORN.—Cllll.MerOltn, JAN. 19.—There was only •
small supply of wheat at market to-day, as farmers are not
at all anxious sellers, aad in the sales made there was an
advance of 3s. par qr. over the low rates of lest week. The
market closed very firm. Wheat, red, 66e. to 725. ; extra,
72; white, 745. to 80a. Barley sold rather better. Beane,
more offering and rather lower.
LINCOLN, JAN. 19.—With a moderate show of wheat to.
day, we had • good demand, at 3s. to 41. advance on last
week's rates, farmers not willing Wien at them prices;
red, 72a. to 765. ; white, 765. to 795. There was elm • goo
demand for barley, at Is. to 2s. over last week's ?INNS, 31s.
to 355. Very little doing in oats, and prices nominal.
WAINFIELD, JAN. 19.—The usual list of arrivals
is
again net furnished, but they will probably amount to
about 20,000 qrs. of wheat. The wheat trade has recovered
to some extent from the panic which existed last week, and
higher prices were generally demanded, which checked the
sale ; but a moderate extent of business was done at 21. to
31. per quarter over last week's rates. Other articles un-
changed.

CHEESE.-13muoesToi8, JAN. 18.—The supply at
this market wu not quite so large as usual, the trade also
was rather slow and a considerable portion was left unsold.
Prices revalued about the same as at the last market.

COALS.—LowDox, Jew. 19. —Stanhope, 18s. ; Chester
Main, 20e. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 20s. ;
Ravensworth West Hartley, 215. ; Stobart's Hartley, 17s. ;
Tanfield Moor, 17s. 3d. ; Tanlield Moor Butes, 17s. 3d. ;
Walker Primrose, 16e. 6d. ; West Hartley Greys, 20s. 6d. ;
Walls End Goafortb, 23e. 3d. ; Walls End Harvey
Wylam =screened, 16e ; Walls End Riddell, 235. ; Walls
End Hartlepoolh, 265. ; Walls End South Hello.,
B 245. ad.
Walls End Witworth, 19s. ;Walls End Low itchburn,;
18e. ; Cannel, 26a.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASH-HOUSES.-A return his
been issued, showing the number of bathers and washers,
and the receipts, at the establishments now open in London,
'and also at a few out of the many similar institutioas in the
country, for the year inches December 30, 1864.-1 n the
Whitechapel (the model) establishment, the number of
bathers was 156,158, of washers 45,124, and the receipts
amounted to 3,0361. 16s. St. Martin-in-the-fields : bathers,
127,681 ; washers, 42,780 ; receipts, 2,5851. 17s. 11d. St.
Marylebone : bathers, 161,349 ; washers, 36,275; receipts,
2,6021. 18s. 10d. Westminster (St. Margaret and St. John) :
bathers, 103,228; washers, 62,798; receipts, 2,191/. ss. 4d.
Greenwich: bathers 58,100; washers, 7,254; receipt.,
9541. 12e. Bd. Westminster (St. James) : bathers, 111,471;
washers, 41,116 ; receipts, 2,147/. Be. 11d. Poplar Saints):
When, 63,186 ; washers, 10,078 ; receipts, 1,0271. 2s. 6d.
St. Giles and Bloomsbury : bathen, 185,964 ; washers, 42,796;
receipts, 3,5871. 121. Id. Bermondsey : bathers, 61,899 ;
washers, 4,636; receipts, 8731. 81. 10d. Lambeth: bathers,
124.250; washers, nil ; receipts, 1,9571.5. Pancras
(Giorge-street) bathers, 77,663 ; '
washers 128t,244 ; re-
ceipts, 2,1921. 17s. 2d. Totals for London during twelve
months: bathers, 1,220,739; washers, 421,101 (or the linen
of 1,684,404 persons) ; receipts, 23,1571. 17s. 96.-Country
-Liverpool-Cornwallis-street: bathers, 134,032; wash-
ers nil; receipts, 1,9771. 7s. 4d. Paul-street : bathers,
59;597 ; washers, 14,260 ; receipts, 9671.55. Id. George's
Pier Head : bathers, 53,710 ; washers, nil ; receipts,
1,9161. 15s. 10d. Frederick-street : (opened July 24) ;
washers, 8,115; receipts, 1491. se. ld.-Hull • bathers,
59,049; westen, 6,768; receipts, 6771. 16s.
bather. 42,082 ; washers, 13,714 ; receipts, 650/. 3s. Id.-
Preston : bathers, 29,628 ; washers, 10,399 ; receipts,
3981. 9s. 24.-Birmingham• bathers' 101,467 ; washers,
4,903 ; receipts, 1.8301. 13s. 9d. • Maidstone : bathers,
33,993 ; washers, 8.948; receipts, Ail. 3s. 76.-The return
is issued from the Secretary's °Moe, 12, Buckingham-street,
Adelphi, end is dated Jan. 19, 1855.
A WEALTHY PAUPER DETECTED.-J Fowls, •
pauper, belonging to the City of London lJnion, has lately
Uwe eampallett to refund to the parish authorities the enor-
mous siva of nearly 2501., invested in the Three per Cent.
Omsk. It appeared she had been in the receipt of out-
door uhf for the last tan years, when, by the sagacity and
beeillgeses of Mr. Terser, their relies Ug oeeer, it was
dimmed that she pawass;d this large sem of money in
the hale. Nap were immediately taken against her for
tbe invades ohs had been preetising on the parochial
satiteritiss, the Node of which bas been that they lave com-
pelled her to Wand the whole of the mosey she has bad
frowi them disiss Oaf period. being surly the whole
' issuatit las mai Mufti.