The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-28 00:00:00

MARKETS.

81.70AR...4he average price of brown or Mu5,..4%
sugar, the produce of the Bird/4 Pasessions is Ame:i
for the week ending May 24, is 275. !lid. per (wt., exclusive
of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon. The
average price of broom or Muscovado sugar, the prolate of
the Mauritius, for the week endlus es above, is 275. 21.
No return has been made of the price of brown or Musco-
vado sugar, the produce of the East ladies, for the week end-
ing as above. The average price of the two forsgo'ng deeeriy.
lions danger is 27e. 7d. per cwt., 'solitaire of duties.
81111,T04 MAY 27.—There has been a fair demand th'e
week for every description of raw sugar, and Imparters her•
ing freely supplied the market with samplea from the recent
arrivals, and shown a disposition to meet the buyers in prices,
about 600 had., have teen disposed of since one last, chiefly
from 37e. 6d. to 44e. 6d., and the market clews with rather
more steadiness. In Havannah about 4,000 boxes have
changed hands at easier rates. Relined inactive, and mils
arc rather lower. Rum continues very dull.

COTTON.—Livenroot, MAY 27.—With the exception of
yesterday, when 10,000 bales changed hands, the demand
this week his rely been moderate ; spinner., however, have
been receiving considerable quantities of late direct from the
ship. In the price of good stapled American there is no de-
cided change, but the low middling and ortlinery kinds
(especially the latter) are irregular end strain id. per lb.
cheaper. Brazil continues heavy of sale ; at a reducii9n of
; and sales have been made in Egyptian at about id. per
lb. declite. For Surat generally there are symptom's of
more demand caused by holders accepting low rates ; quota-
tions are reduced id. to 3-16ths on ordinary to middling, and
about id. on other classes. Speculators have omly taken
1,470 American ; but there are reported for export 1,950
Am:glean, 630 Pernambuco, &c., 1,060 Maceio, 190 Egyp-
tian, and 1,360 Surat. The market this morning opens with
a steady tone for all clean Antericsas ; probable sole about
10,000 bales. including 2,600 on speculation and for export.
—(Liverpool Cotton Market Weeklyiteport.)

COTTON GOODS.—NancHnerra, NAV 21.—We have
a rather steadier and firmer market, both for cloth and yarn.
Tte demand for clothe suitable to Calcutta continues, and
sellers ate able to obtain rather better prices generally. The
drams of 6d. per piece on Tuesday in 45 to 60 inch shirt*.
bas been rather exceeded since, but these goods are exceed-
ingly scarce, and in a better position then moat other fabrics.
All that can be said for 40. inch shirtingi (plain and figured),
Lsocooete, and madapollarns is, that they are rather dearer.
Tarns for India continue in demand, and a conaidsrable bu-
siness has been done sines the telegram. to the 24th of
April to hand from Calcutta on Tuesday. Them is no im-
provement in the demand for the continent, but the par-
chasm for India have given a mole cheerful tone to the
market, sad homes to the home trade are more disposed to
purchare' as also ere those in other branches of the foreign
trade not effected by the war.

CORN.—Cuermeromar MAT 27.—There was a fair sup-
ply of wheat to-day. Farmers commenced by aeking 1416 l
week's priors, to which buyers could not recede ; where sales
were effected 2s. decline wee submitted to, although very
reluctantly ; red, 60e. to 66a. ; 65e. to 695. Beans
very scarce, and fully as deer.
LINCOLN, MAT 27.—We have had a fair supply of wheat
offering to-day, which met a dull sal., at a reduction of le.
to 2s. per qr. on red qualities, and 2s. to 3s. on whites; the
farmers were, however, very unwillieg sellers, and generally
reamed to accede to the decline; red, 61a. to 635. ; white, 641.
to 66e. As the malting lesson is almost over we had
scarcely a sample of barley on ea. Beans and eats about
the same as laet week.
IVAXTFILLO, MAY 27.—Arrivals of wheat were In OICPSIIOi
requirements, though not large. Prices have ruled steady at
about Is. decline on last Friday's term', but the business
has been limited. &AM, oat., sad shelling steady ; barley
almost nominal, Average of the week ending Noy 23.
What. 2,647 qrs. at 625. 80.; barley, 163 at 395. B,d. ;
oat*, 66 at 26..

COALS.—Lownow, MAY 27.—Batee West Hartley, 155.;
Emden Hartley, 16s. 641.; Howard's West Hartley, 175.;
Tantleld Moor, 124. 9d.; Tandeld Moor BateP, 12a. 9d.;
Wylam, 16a.; Will. End Braddylla Hatton, 168.3 d.; Walls
End Haswell, 12s. 6d.; Walla Had Helton, 17s. 6d.;
Walla End Haugh Hall, 165.; Walla End Kelioe, 16s. 9d. ;
Walla End South Kelloe, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth,
16s. • Powell's Duttryn Steam, 21e.—Ships at market, 27 ,
sold: Id.