The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SEINCENO-LANI, JOLT 20.
lantoo (Nnrrn DAY).—Bengali of the better qualities
have sold to-day at • decline of 3d. to CA on the last sale
. The lower sorts were chiefly bought in at 9d. to
roid7dismunt Burpahs of good ordinary to good quality,
of favourite marks, met a good demand, at May's rates to
3d. discount. 14,014 chests have now passed the sale, in-
cluding 5,458 withdrawn, and 2,8'J5 bought in, leaving
5,661 chests sold.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Mnsoovado
sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in America,
for the week ending July 17, is 2k. 4d. per cwt., exclu-
sive of the duties of customs paid or payable therson.—No
return his been made of the price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Mauritius.—No return has been
made of the price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro-
duce of the Bast India.

Smarm., Jour 20.—We have had a very brisk demand
for all descriptions of raw sugar during the last fortnight,
and a further advance of 6d. to is. per cwt. has been esta-
blished. The sales comprise 2,000 hits. West India, 4,000
mats crystallised Mauritrus, 1,000 cuks Cube Muscovadoes,
and 11,000 boxes yellow liaviurnah. The market 'loses
with great firmness, but perhaps with rather less anima-
tion. Refiners produce of all descriptions has been in ex-
cellent demand—at improved rates ; during the last few
days, however, the inquiry has been rather more partial.
Rum continues quiet, and the sales are chiefly cennucd to
Demerara' at ls. 11d. per proof gallon.

corroN.-lAvaavoi, JULY 20.—1 n the early pert of
the week there was a good demand, and the extreme rates
of last Friday were fully maintained. During the last day
or two, however, holders have supplied the market more
freely, the import being considerable ; there has been rather
more disposition to make sales, and the market yesterday
closed quietly, but without any material change. Bran!
remains without change, but Egyptian being rather pressed
for sale is again quoted lower. Surat has been in moderate
request, and last week's rates are with difficulty obtained.
Speculators have taken 3,960 American and $0 Surat ; and
there are reported for export 11,230 American, 20 Yemeni,
280 Egyptian, and 6,870 Surat. The market this morning
is quiet, the sales being about 8,000 bales, including 2,009
on speculation and for export.

COTTON GOOD& —MAstatzerca, Jun' 20.—We have
no improvement in prices. There has been rather more
business since Tuesday for cloths, but it could only be
effected by making a slight concession in prices. There
has been rather more done today in light shirtinp for
Bombay and Calcutta. The quotations for long cloths, T
cloths, and domestics are nominally unchanged, but sellers
are obliged to give way a little to secure sales, which are
mostly in moderate quantities only. Printing cloths are
also dull, and prices drooping. No change In yarns, except
that prices are again easier, including hard twists, which
have hitherto been rather steadier than other spinning!.

CORN.—Cisztrisroan, Juir 20.—The weather is still
very unsettled, and much rain has fallen, which tends to
keep the harvest back. The supplies of wheat become
much smaller ; there Irma good demand for fresh wheat to-day
at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr., red making Sea to 60c,
white,6os. to 63a. Beans—but few offering and firm in price.
Lincota, JULY 20.—We have had a very firm trade in
wheat to-day, and in many instances ls. more money was
paid ; red, Me. to 60s. ; white, 60s. to 645. Very little
doing iu other articles.
WAKEFIELD, JULY 20. —With a rather short supply of
grain, fine fresh wheat was Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer, and
other sorts Is. per qr. higher, with but little business. In
hurley, cats, beans, and shelling, no change worth noting.
Average for the week ending Jule 16: Wheat, 2,965
qrs., ut 565. Ild. ; barley, 60, at 31s. 1. rL ; beans, 15, at
45e. 11d. ; pesa, 70, at flea.

GREAT NORTRY:RIf HOSPITAL, BMWs-cams.—
Number of patients for the week coding July 15, 801, of
which 300 were new cases. _ . .

EPPS'S ^ HOM.EOPATIIIO COCOA. —lt delicious
&rants, grateful stnoolluiess. and Invigorating power have
cured its evnvral &dolga. so a breakfast beverage.
, and Ilb packets, rat la SI. per lb., by the principel grocer&
"James Epps, lies tatogualdc Chemist, .14114100."—Ad.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH&

BIRTHS.

811011111 %M.—July IS, at Upper Cloweratreet, Mrs. Brootbia.

of a daughter. _
CANNON —July IT, et Rockville, Cheltenham, the wife of D.
U. Y. Cannon, of a daughter.
caorrzit.—July IT, at Are) le Lodge, Wimbledon-rornmon, the
voile of 11. Mester, Esq.. of a ion.
GALSWORTIIY.—JuIy Is. of Howler-piece, ltaidahM Weak
the wife of Y. T. Ualswortby, EN., of a eon.
LEE —July IT, at Paley Holm:, Tollington.parik the wife of J.
Lee, Bay., of a eon.