The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

[ISMAIL —The average prim of brown or Mumovado riga!, the
produce of the British cosermiima in America, oomputed from the
returns made in the we, k riding the 10. h day of June, 113 ii, to
.9s. 21d. The ave. age price of brow, or Muapnado sugar. the pro.
duos of the Maur flue, in the week endlog as above, le Sus. Cad. The
ay. redo price of bro • n or letuicovadu Auger, the produce of the East
ladles, In the week ending as above, I. Sne. zd. The ,venire
price of the three fort glum deter tritium. of sugar, jointly, computed
as armee, and exclusive plumy, is 21)e. Tod. per cwt.
humor., Joaa IL—The market hae been to very sparingly sup.
plied with eamples this week tit it the trunenctlime are n meanly
unimportant. There is, however, an extelient demand, both far
grocery and rednieg deveripi iota, aid with anything like as moor,
meet a large amount of buiiineea could have been transacted. Be.
finer.' produce has been in request, and large parcels ior forward de.
livery hen been contracted tor, at improved rate. Mum continua
very doll.

COTTON.—LivaarooE. Jens Id.—During the early part of the
week ow market monied a very du:l appearawie, the business then
bring era meet reviiicted kind. The law two days have, however,
brought more demand boll from the trade and from speculators;
and investment. to a nor eatent, on both at•oousts, have been made
by some pante.. Terse operation. have given to our proesedirp
more sicidiness, and have .1.% at least for the worsen:, checked the
downward tendency of prices whisk we have had to report during
the put sic or wean encl. tot II we have again to make a alight
modificatiou in our quota) ions, now quoting raid Uplabds,
6d.; Mobile, 61. led., Orleans, Old. The Committee of Broker. re.
deer their quotations for the " tale" quillete, placing them at:
Mud, 60.; Mobile, 14d.; Orleans, Gje. Perhaps this redaction
would have been more properly maae last week, borate, Brach,
mid Igypeans, tit nab in !Invited requiet, are without material change
In value. the latter de eripiton le wet freely •nd abundawly offered
tee rale, at the decline noticed Icst Friday. 6,560 Anatrican are re-
ported to have been token on epeculaum; 2,560 American, CO
Surat, and 40 Egyptian, for rap so that the deliveries to the trade
for the week have been .bout 13,400 bales. Today the bwines.
large, amounuog to I. ly 1,20 u hales, at, partite Dupes freely, giving
cosolderable animation to our proceeding., and Sully supporting tie
vexation. Wes of Use week, 45,230 bales.

HOSIERY AND LACE—NorrDWHAN, Jon 13.—There is as
absence of activity to tbh trade, sabot:eh it cannot be said to be flat.
Tbe advent of more genial weather may be ea :Acted W produce =lm-
proved demacd for warmer gouda. lbe number of foreign buyers to
the market ban not been to any great extent, and the boom trade is
very quiet. limier; : Boehm. is gradually becoming more quiet;
the home trade is mar. y over for the present mason, and American
orders are verging to completion, so that we limit soon enter upon the
quiet time between masons, which generally tuts until September,
'Me present high rate. of yarns bare • tendeam to render the dull
peeled more than ordinarily inactive, as there la no induoernent for
manufacturers to go on making at the orment relative priori cf yarn,
and goods. Bp nom are gradually giving way sad making *Mail
eonoesalows to induce orders., but we believe without success, as yarns
mud be eonstheralny lower to induce manufacturers to all at the
prices now ruling in the market. Woollen and merino yarns ars
arm, and silk has again adv.nced le. per lb. Spun Wks are thm, at
the highest rates ot last week.

COH.N.—camairroao. Iv:to 13.—There was • small supply of wham
at market today, which brought an advance of from O. to Js. per qr.
'drama on the prices of this day se'onight; the trade, however;
sue rot Mirk, buyer. not bring Inclined to fo.low. the adman
Red, 70a. to 74: alum, 76e. to 800.; extra, SU. Barley wry little
offering, and high prices made. Bea. Is. qr. dearer.
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LINCOLN, inns 13.-7 hers baa been a eery limited business doing
at our market today. Fara era baking extreme perces. which de.
mends were not responded to by the millers the email bonnets wm
at fully 2a. advent. . Red. 71.. to 755.; white, 76,. to Nos.
• sample of barley arming, this arttile now being extremely scarce.
We have • little rain to day, and the weather a 1 that we can desire
tor the coming mops.
Weamat.o, Joss 13.—The ARITN'S of wheat were mrnewhat
striated, and poor s must be Doted 26. per quarter dearer than Ott
Friday. The bueiseas doing was or motterste amount. Barley,
tens, oats, and shelling were each in oetter demand, at rather
higher prices. Average, week enuing Lune 9t—Wheat, 3,109-
67a. barley, 201 —4ls. ad.; teens, 53-48..901.

a/AUL—LosDoll, Imes 13.—Bnnahope, 14s. 6d.; Flutings Bart.
ley, lls.; Ho ywell, 16s. 6d.; lloword's West Hostler Netherton,
17a. ; New Tar field, lie.; Tandeld Moor flutes 14a.; Walker Prim.
r,ee, 10.; Wlet Peyton. 11s.; West Riding Hartley, 16e. 6d.; %brim,
16e. 6d.; Walls End Heald. lbs. 9.14 Walls End Riddell, 13e. bd.;
Eden Nan, 16s. 9d.; Mels End Belmont, 16.. 3d.; Walls End
Braddylla, 111.; Malta En! Helton, Ins.; Walls End Isontson,
171, 64.; Wallo Led P‘R•ber, 11s. 9d.; Walls End Mostarle,
I le. 9d.; Wall, End Rtooel'o Helton, 170. ; Will. End South Helton,
Ile, Pd.; Wells End Stewart's, lbs.; Walla had Heath 11.11,16..
Walls End Tee., ; Walls End Whitworth, les.; Derwentwater
lisrUsy, 176. Ships at market, 45; sold. SO.