The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

JIARKE7S.

SUGAR.—Tto average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the reduce of tl:e &idsh l'oesessiorui in Anuti.,,
for the week ending May 31, is 2.55. tild. pee cwt., exchrove
of the duties of customs ptaid or payable thereon. The
average price of brown or Muscovado eager, the produce of
the Mauritius, for the week ending es above, is 28.1. Std.
No return has been made of the price of brown or *mo-
ved° sugar, the produce of the East ladle% foe the week end-
ing es above. The average price of the two foregoMg descrip.
lions idiom is 265. hid. per cwt., exclusive of duties.
BRISTOL, •J uws lid.
of West India mom
having submitted to a farther redaction in priors a fair
amount of business has been transacted sines our last, but at
very low rates—fair to good brown refining
_descriptions at
365. to 38.. ; middling and very good ditto, 390. to 40s. 6d.;
and grocery kinds chiefly from 38s. to 43.., with • few
boards of crystalised Demerara& at 41s. to 44e. In floating
=we have not heard of any saes this week. Refiners'
continues quiet, end the demand from the country i•
axeessinly dull. Rum is still neglected.

COTTON.-I.lvErtrooi, Jcxe 3.—Thu crnlinued tea.
deny to awe is money matron, and the satisfactory state of
trade in Mencheat4 have caused an animated demand
throughout the work, the soles on Wednesday reacbics
20,000 bales. Prices of the clear and good templed kinds .4
American (upon which the demand still chiefly nine) have
advanced about dd. per lb.; the common sorts, idthottga
more saleable than of late, are still rather i and have
not risen in the same proportion, owing to their greaterrregular abun-
dance. Egyptian has met with en increased demand, sad
must be quoted td. per lb. dearer. Brazil also has to some
extent partaken in the general improvement, especially
Mamie, which is quite id. higher. For Surat the demand
has been good, and prices have improved fully lid. per lb.
Speculators have taken 8,880 American and 280 Egyptian,
and there are reported for export 6,22oAmerican, 100 Maceio,
and 2,290 Surat. The market this morniogopens firmly, sad
the sales will probably be about 8,000 baler, including 2,000
OD speculation and for export. N.13.—1n this weeks talcs
are included a larder quantity than usual of cotton recently
forwarded ex ship.

COTTON 000D9.—NANCUltaThil, Jetta 3.—The
market is scarcely so active as on Tuesday, but there is still
• rod demand, with much flnansee. kissers. Fewer, Son,
and Co. say :—" As compared with the state of bushier. in
our market • month ago, when everything was clunked by
the outbreak of war on the Continent, by the sudden rise in
the vela of money, the panic in the stock and share muktts,
end by &rapid decline in the Liverpool cation market, our
market is now again ins cheerful state, and business is pretty
extensively resumed upon • satisfactory basis. For India,
Inched, during the last fortnight, transactions have not only
been resumed to • fair extent at the decline then animated
to, but there has, in fact, been • very large business done,
the result of which has been not only to clear off stocks, but
sloe to place the trade for the most part under contract for
all the India fabric+ they can pr Awe during the text
month or two, and to cause a reaction in prices upwards
spin to the extent of 3d. to did. per piece for shirtings, and
in proportion for other fabrics adapted to that market."
Cloths for other markets continue in more demand since
Tuesday, at rather better rates, and the advance of Id. per
lb. on yarns eetablished on Tuesday is still maintained.
Business for the Continent, though rather more active, is
dull as compared with that for other markets.

CORN.—CHELMIWORD, Joss A—There was a good sup-
ply of wheat at to-days market, end a brick demand at •
reduction of 20. per qr. on tut week's r•tee. Many tamale,
however, would sot sell at the prim. Whita, 64e. to 67x. ;
extra, Ms. Red, Mt to 520. ; extra, 635. Beane eery
mane, and command high prime.
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LINCOLN, JUNE 3.—With a good supply of wheat offer-
ing, our farmers held firmly for last week's pricey, at which
considerable business was done; in soma few cues, however,
white was sold at Is. decline. Red, 60s. to 631.; white, 61s.
to Wm. Very little doing in other OWL
WAKEFIELD, JUNE 9.—Thu arrivals wen of fair amount,
and good fresh wheat was steady, but inferior qualities were
b. per quarter cheaper, with but little hotness. Barley
steady. In oats, beans, and shelling, prices rather ranter.
Averages for the week ending M ty 30:—Wheat, 2,929 qrs.,
at 63e. 91d. ; barley, 84, at 345. 6fd.; oats, 30, at 28e. 10d.
boom, 6, at 476.

COALS:LOWDON, JUNE S.-Bands Muds West
Hartley, 175.; Baratta Hartley, 16e. Ild.; Hseenrist Hartley,
17a.; Hayman, 165.; Tantlald Moor, 135.; Walker Prim-
rose, 131. 34.; Ward's West Hartley, llie. W.; Walla End
Brm, 16,.; Walls End Oodorth, 16s. 3d.; Walls End
Harlon, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, 16a. 3d.; Eden Main,
16a. 6d.; Walls End Belmont, 16s. 34.; Wells End Braddylla
Hatton, 165.; Walls End Fraruwellgate, 16a. titd. ; Walls
End Haswell, 175.; Walla End flattop, 17a.; Walls Mod
Lazobton, 175.; via. End Lumley, 175.; Walls End Rus-
sera Hatton, 16s. Walla End South Hatton, 17.. ; Walls
End Benson, 164.6 d. ; Walla End Carideo, 16s. ; Walls End
Cassop, 161.; Walls Bad li4lepool, 16a. 9d.; Will. End
Haugh Hall, 16..; Walls Zed Hunwick, 15a. 9d.; Walls
End Hence, 16a. 3d.; Walls End South Hartlepool,
161. 94.; Walls End South Kolbe, 16s. 6d.; Walls End
Teas, 175.; Walla End Trioadon Hartlepool. 16s. 3d. ; Walls
Red Tbarps. 16s. 3d.; Walls Rod Wed Hatton, 16e. 3d.;
Wall. End Whitworth, 16a.; Birchgrove Grasp* 205.-
Ships at market, 133 ; sold. 111.