The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-23 00:00:00

MARKEL&

3imiart6-Lerrn, JULY 22.
INDIGO.—The quarterly sales of East India indigo wen
concluded to.dsy ; the quantity brought forward was 10.791
cheats in the A, and 688 chests in the B The
salon opened with spirit it last sale's prkee to a t Edema.;
on the second day, news having arrived that peace had been
concluded, the isles watt off with incramed spirit at 3d. to 6d.
advance on the average of the May isles. The sales pro-
essdedwith move meatuses than usual; good and fins
qualities of Bengal, fit for Russia, sold readily at 4d. to 6d.
advance. Kalish, of fine quality sold at 6d. edvance ;
and low went unevenly et 2d. to 4d. advance ; dry leaf
Madras were comparatively neglected, and chiefly bought in
or withdrawn, except a few of good quality, which sold et 3d.
to 4d. datum. 4,316 cheats have been withdrawn, and
1,679 chests bought in, hewing 6,704 sold, to which may be
added 700 of the bought in, making tie total sales 6,400
chests.

BUGAR.—The average price of brown or Mare:evade
sugar, the produce of the British Posseisions in America,
for the week ending July 19, I. 26., 816. per cwt., exchudve
of the duties of customs paid or payable thareoa.—No
return hes been made of the price of brown or Muscovado •
sugar, the produce of the hdauritinc—The average price of
brown or Muscovado auger, the produce of the East ladle%
foe the week ending as above, is 31e. 80.—The average
price of the two Corwin/ descriptions of sugar is 27a. lid.
per cwt., maul.. et Whs.
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BRISTOL, JULY 72.—The market continues steady, but
without &airily ; end the announcement of the Chancellor,
that there would not be any alteration in the duties, has
imaged rather a flatness than otherwise ; this will probably
continue until the stocks of duty paid sugars ere exhausted,
but we cannot see any mean to expect a permanent decline.
Refinery ptoduce has been rather dull, and priced a chide
sailer. Rum is quite neglected.

COTT ON.—Liviratiooz, JOLT 22.—At the close of hat
week the market exhibited symptoms of some downward re-
action, the demand f.ll off considerably, and holders be-
coming more desirous of realising, offered their stocks so
freely that buyer.. drew beak until most of laat week's ad-
vance was lost. Yesterday &karmic's, however, symptom
of returning firmness presented themselves, and prWes closed
more steadily, but still at a reduction of fully £d. per lb, on
the current qualities of American since Friday last. Brazil
has been in moderate r. quad at steady prices, and with a
very limited quantity ..Haring, but the turn in Egyptian is
in savour of the buyer. A urge daily export demand for
Surat has oaused prices to be firmly maintained, and even
somewhat exceeded for the medium qualities, but the better
sort* are no dearer and ere freely offered. Speculators have
taken 6,680 American and 900 Surat, and there era reported
for export 1,380 American, 20 Pernambuco, 10 Egyptian,
and 11,520 Surat. The market this morning opens with a
fair demand at yesterday'. rates; probable sales 8,000 bales,
including 2,000 for export and on speculation.

COTTON 000D9.—MANCHEBTEP., JULY 22.—The
market is much quieter as regards business, but stocks are so
light and eontniore ere so numerous that spinners and mann-
Lauren Sr. indifferent about new engagements except at
extreme prices. For domestics, long cloths, and T cloths,
there fa lee doing, but prices are quite firm. The same may
be maid of pelting cloth. Thee* is mill some inquiry fe 40.
inch sturtiogs, but producers are unable to make early deli-
veries from the extent of their =lmes. For 36-Inch shirt-
fags, which are also acme, full Friers are asked. Advice.
by telegram hom Calcutta report yarns very firm, but cloths
easier to buy. In yarns there was rather more dieisaition
burin-re as the close of the market fa the Continent and for
the hours trade. Twofold. rather dearer.

CORN. —CIIZLYSFORD, JOLT 22.—The weather to-
day M tio.e for t greets optreiiess. Borne very he toy storms
hays fa lea, but up to the prevent time there is sot much
datums done on this district. although the north of Essex
has guff, re I very conui?er•tly ham nail. The supply of
wheat was moderate for thu resson of the year. anti a good
d- mend at an advance of 2s. per quarter on all drecripttons.
Red, 42a. to 44e.; white, 445. co 465.
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Lincoxx, JCLY 22.—We have had a fair supply of wheat
Miming to-day, and the trade firm at 2a. advance. Bed, 44e.
to 48e.; whty, 48•. to bUe. Nothing doing in other grain.
Lyrnazoot, Juts 22.—With a moderate attendance of
buyer* at one Corn Exchange thin morning we had a gond
demand foe Frio& wheats, both for consumption and to hold
over anti quotatmus must be not,d tram Id. to 2d. per camel
bliblit than this day week. Flour bad a somewhat better
iacpdry, bat picas wars vary hsegellar. Indian earn was
sought after, but the bathers paring was only limited, owing
to MO bombe.s of holders. Oate and oatmeal dull sale.
Egyptian hems the turn easier, Yea and barley without
chauge. The • °other is very unsettled to-day, and to this
muse may be attributed the improvement in • heat.
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WAICEFIELD, JULY 72.—Tke change in the weather had
some mtioreo on the market, and bosh wheat wee 24. per
qr. deerer, with a fair bumnma ; other sorts were offered at a
smiler a inane., but were neBlec'ed. In barley, oea, beam,
and peas no change. The avenges for the week ending
July 18 wero—wheat, 1,866 qre., at 46e. 61d.; beano, 17,
at 47a.

COALS.— Lownog, JULT 22.—Clark's West Headley,
Um. 6d. ; Musings Hartley, 16s. 9d.; Holym.ll,. Um. Jun-
asealut's Hanley, 14. ; Lambert's West Henley, 166. 6d.;
Nettioromb Pram..., 13s. ; Teefteld Moor Bates, 13..;
Welker Primrose, 13e. ; West Wpm, 14a. ; Wylam, 165.;
Walls End Oneforth, 140.34.; Wells End Riddell, Hs. 3d.;
Eden %tin, 15s 9d.; Walls Rod Itslanon., 140. 3d. ; Walls
End Braddylle Heaton, 16.. ; Wall. End Haswell, 17•. 6d.;
Wells End Hellos, 17e. 61. ; Walls End Heaton Lyons,
16, 2d. ; W.ll. End Ender Gramm 16• 6d.; Walls End
Heath Hall, 15.. 61.; Walls End Kenn*, 16.. 6d. ; Wells
End Sonen Harldpool, 165.; Wall. End Thursday, 16.. 3d.;
Nizon's Dalfryn, 21s. 6d. ; Powells Darya Steam, 21s.—
Shaw at market, 67 ; sold, 66.