The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

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SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Mweovirlo
surer the po duce of the Bluish Poeseadions in Anieli. a,
for thi week ending May 17, le 265. did. per cwt., exclusive
of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon. No
reuses has been made of the price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the prolate of the Mauritius, for the week ending se
above. The average price of brown or Muscovado seg.',
the produce of the East ladies, for the week ending as Aries,
is 335. lid. The average mire of the two forego ng descrip-
tions of sugar is 27e. 91. per cot., exclusive of duties.

BatsroL, Mar 20.—The market continues exosseirely
dull, and to West India the min ere limited to 250 Mids.,
chiefly Jamaica, and Tokeve ; the former at 38s. to 40e. Gd.,
and the latter at 395. 6d. to 42e., which ere again maw
micas. A few small lots of unary Mauritius have hem
sold at steady priori,. Flwing, these cargoes of Marannalui
ere reported, —one, No. 13i, at 27a.; one, No. 19, at
275.; and one No. 124, at 26a. 9d. Refined finis, with a
steady demand. Raw rather quiet, but Demerara are held
firmly at 2.. 6d. to 2s. 7d. per trod gallon.

COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, MAT 20.—The market through-
out the week has shown an uninterrupted tendency to de-
' cline, and the demand having only been very moderate, the
weight of the recent import has premed very heavily, canting
a decline of ed. to Id. in the cutout qualities, and even more
than that reduction must be made in the lower description/.
'Low sandy cottons, of which there is a very large quantity
on the market, are almoet unsaleable, except at extremely low
and irregular rates. Brand has generally been heavy of sale
at peon id. 10 id. per lb. in favorer of the buyer, and Egyp-
tian is id. lower. Surat bas been extremely dull. The de-
mand Is still cn a *mall scale, end views have given way
about id. per lb. on the Letts, and id. to id. en the lower
qualities. OA ape...elation only 110 American and 90 Surat
are reported and 1,980 Americen, 80 Perusal, and 1,970
Surat have been [akin for export. The market opens !lady
tbis morning ; probable saks, 6,000 bales; about 1,000 Anis
rice* for uport.

COTTON GOODS.e—MANCHESTER, MAY 20.—50 far as
India goods are ronorrued the market Is rather firmer, the
Calcutta bootee hero having bees advised by private telegrams
of an improved butioets in both cloth and pore at Calcutta.
The bas led to some considerable offers here at last prices,
but buyers hesitate to give the higher rates manufacturers
and spinners are asking. Where sellers Dave modified their
terms there ham been some businets. In other clams of
goods there is still a great dearth of business, and irregularity
and deprestion in prices are the coneequence. In &weeks,
especially of coarse qualities, mime tingly few off.re are
making, and this branch rf trade is very depressed. Printing
cloths are alto selling only la small quanta es, and on easier
terms. The yarn m irket is t gully dull and defined,
having given way id. per lb. on Tuesday, does when some
still lower prices have been accepted, espelally for warps
sad cope.

COMM.—CNILWITORD, MAT 20.—We bare had some
fine showers, which have a very beneficial effect on vegeta-
tion. Wheat is looking remarkably well ; indeed, in some
hirsute., almost too strong, and la obliged to be flagged.
There was a fair supply of wheat at market today, and
farmers ennimenced by asking rrq. high pricer, which
checked business. Neatly Luyern bed to pay au advance of
Is. per qr. over last week's rates, but the market closed dull.
Beans wiihout change in value.
Lorcoug, Mar 20.—We bare had • good supply of
wheat to-day, which met • quiet demand at last week's
pricer. Red, 630. to 66a.; whit*, 664. to 130 s. Barley,
scarcely • sample in the market. Beans are bold firmly fur
the extreme retem of last week.

WALIFTRLD, MAT 20.—Tbe arrivals were of far amount,
but boaftwas was slow at Is Fridry's quotations. There
was a quiet market also for barley. &modull, and easier in
price. No change in peas, rain, and ',boffin. Average for
the week ecid.ng May l6—Whe it, 1,961 gra., at 52.. Hid.;
barley, 648, at 393. 3td.; beans, 6, at 48s.

CHEESE —OIIBIIOPSTOKIL, May 19.—Thre aupyly eras
small, and trade dull at rather higher pric s.

EIDEB.—LEADISHALL, MAT 20.—She following is
the list of ptiots tildes: 66Ibe. to 641be.,41d.t0 ft& ;
to nibs., 40. to 6d. 7211 n. to 80lbs., 6d. to id.
to 88Ibe., Sad. to Cl.;;
to 10416., 61d. to cid. Horse hides, Rs. to 10e. Calf skins,
light, 2..6.1. to 4e. 6.. 6d.
BERMUND4MT.—Sbeep &inn : Half-bred,. 0.. to Os.od. ;
downs, 6e. to 7e. 61.; lambs, 2s. 3J. to 3.. 6d.; sheralioge,
I.d. to 1.. 2d.

COALS.—Lownow,Uns 20.—Earsdan Hartley, 15a. Bd.
Hastings Hartley. 126. ; Holy well, 15.. 6d.: Lambert's West
Hanky, 17..; Walker Prirarws, ; Wyk's: 16.. 9d.;
Walla End Acorn C 1..., 16s. ; Walls End Eden, 165.; Walla
End Goefortn. 166.6 d. ; Walls Hod Ibdd..ll, 16s. 6d. ; Walls
End Hatton, lac; Walls Ead Hwt n L, ons, 16s. 6d. ; Walla
End Stewart'o, 17.. 6d.; Walls End Camay, 16s. 9d. ; Was
End Haugh Hall, 165.: Walla End Hellos. 17s. ; Was
End South Kenna, 125.; Walls End Tbornley, 15s. ; Carway
and Duffrys Malting, 21.. Bd.; Powell's Dulfryn Steam,
214.-861 pa at marker, 62 ; mold. 60.