The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British Poseessiens in America,
for the week ending June 12, is 251.7. d. per cwt., exclu-
sive of the duties of customs *der payable thereon.—The
average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of
the Mauritius, computed as above, is 31s. 36d.—No re-
turn has been made of the price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Fest Indies.—The average price
of the two foregoin; descriptions of sugar, animated as
above, and exclusive of duty, is 268.90. per cat.
Julte 15.--The market continues steady, but
not, very active. There is, however, a fair demand for
West lodia descriptions, and at a slight concesion in prices
it is probable a large amount of business might be tram
literati. Floating cargoes have been disposed of toe moderate
extent, at shout former rates. Refined produce eellspretty
freely at previous quotations. Ruin rather more inquired
for, but for some descriptions rather lower prices have
been submitted to.

COTTON.—LrinaPoot, Junk 15.—The very limited de.
wand in comparison to the tirge stock in this port con-
tinues to have a very depressing influence upon the market,
and prim are very irregular, giving buyers the advantage
in =my instances of id. per lb. from last week's rates.
Brazil remains unchanged, whilst Egyptian are very freely
offered, and are id. to d. per lb. lower. Surat continues
heavy of male, at a reduction of kd. per lb. Speculators
have taken 1,710 Americus ; and there are reported for
export 2,500 American, 50 Pernam, 20 Egyptian, and 5,42)
Surat. To-day's business will be about 7,000 bales, in.
eluding 1,500 on speculation and for export, without
change.

COTTON 00003.—MANCITIMITR, Jen 15.—The low
offers mode ou Tuesday for India shirting. have not led to
much business, but they have been accepted in some cases.
In T clothesand long cloths limited to the Levant trade the
reduced rates armed have met with more acceptance, and we
hear of some moderately heavy sales. Many of our manu-
facturers, however, decline to give way to the extent re-
quired, and prices are irregular. The narrower printing cloths
are still in demand, and, though not so firm as they have
been, sellers obtain relatively better prices for these than
other goods. The busies in yarns is still much restricted,
though the decline of Id. per lb. quoted on Tuesday has
led to some few operations.

CORN.—Lurcor.s, Jura 15.—Our farmers were somewhat
excited, and produced their samples of wheat with an idea
of realising a further considerable advance, which was re.
listed by the millers, who opened very cautiously, and sup-
plied their immediate wants ls. over last week's prices.
Wheat, red, 575. to 130 a; white, 60a. to 63e. Beans, 49s
to 51s. Oats, 29a. to 345.
WAKIEFIZI.D, Juan 15.—There was only a moderate
supply of gram, and wheat was Is. per quarter higher, but
bumf's, was restricted owing to the improvement of the
weather. Barley steady. but the sales were only of a retail
character. Beans, oat, and shelling, without material
change. Avenges for the week ending dune 11 :—Wheat,
1,521 quarters, at 554. Rd. ; oats, 245, at 295. ; peas, 25,
at 40e.