The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-25 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sager, the produce of the British Possessions in Ameries,
for the week ending May 21, is Ole. lid. per cwt.. exclusive
of the duties of cuatoms.—The average price of brown or
Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 30s. 11d.
—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pre-
date of the Feat indim, is 325. Fid. —The average. price of the
three foregoing doecriptites of sugar jointly is 26.. nd.
per awl.
ItuaroL, MAT 24.—Oar market is as flat u possible ;
very little doing in either raw or refined. Priem 6d. to la.
lower. Rum very quiet.

TALLOW.—Fmusv Evlmmo.- The market is quiet.
At the sales by auction to-day, of 260 casks awed, 190
wore sold. South American boxes (no pipes offered, at
Ms. to 555. 3d. fine, to 51s. yellow sod weak ; Anatrelian
beef, 51e, 9d. to 525. ; sheep. 56e. Tows tallow bsa de-
clined to 52e. 6d., net oash. Cocoa nut oil : Cochin. 461.
to 46e. td. ; Ceylon, 43e. Palm oil is quiet, at 455. Deliveries
to last 'veins& 746 auks; arrivals, 225 casks.

COTTON.—LIVISTOOL, MAT 24.—The market has been
characterised this week by the operations of speculators and
exporters, both of which classes of buyers have extended
their purchases to a large amount, while the trade, although
partially stimulated by the continued animation, have been
cautious in their purchases. The supply on sale of the lower
descriptions has prevented any material change in them
kinds, Ind the middling qualities have recovered the decline
noticed last week, and are id. lb. dearer. Brasil is only
in limited demand, and an, although in fair request,
are still rather dull of sale. The business in Surat is ex-
tensive, but the late heavy impost is pressed, and the quo-
tations are barely sup Speculators have taken
16,950 American, 180 Egyptian, and 1,830 Surat ; and there
are reported for export 10,480 Americas, 200 Persons. 170
Egyptian, 5,370 Surat, and 100 West India. The business
to-day amounts to 10,000 balm, including 3,000 on specu-
lation and for export, at steady prices.
00BN.--CHILICSIMRD, MAT 24.—There wasa fair show of
wheat as market to-day, and all the best quality was
held at UM rates ; the demand being aloes, there was bat
little business tmasseted • hest qualities about maintained
late rates ; to make maleoln secondary qualities a redaction
bad to be submitted to ; white, 60e. to 644. • extra, 664. i sod,
544. to 60a. Beans without alteration in ;alum
Lnscor.w, WAY 24.—The supply of wheat ems Lie ; the
trade slow, best samples making late rasa, bat lolimisr ems

difficult to quit at la. iodise. Very little doing in spring
earn. Wheat, red, 48s. to 595.; white, 55e. to 575.
LIVERPOOL, MAT 24.1-41 wall attendance at this morn.
in& market, and the merest retail demand only for either
wheat or doer, although holden !modest every disposition
to meet burn. , redectimote, comparl2 this day
mennight, may be quoted 's! 7.41 to X per ceo on wheat
mid 2i. per barrel alsdseek op ffiriart- and Will wed,
nominal • Indian core was spate Pade fin so. aer 1812eto
could not be found ex quay even at a deciliter la • plc
qiitter..olffie and catimat bassuadaegose no clangs; hew.
are de** sad pea, • is. per quaster,4bed twiny 2s. pse
bomb& The market closes wiry dull, seed is not at ell im-
proved by the telegropli report fees Maelr-lane,
Wixtrixt.n, MAY 24.--There was a tt thaw of wheat,
the arrivals hum Hall and Hartlepool lisp. Trade
was dull. and Is. per quarter concession to be made
where sales were messed, except for finest qUalitiee,
lark do olnal, maltaters having mostly closed for the
season. Heins, oats, and shelling unchanged. Average
week eliding 144420 :—Whest, 844 quarters, at 00e. 314: ;
barley, 81, ck; oats, 122, 29e. 2d.; beaus,7o, 465. 91d.;
pees, 11, Cis. 1

coAtis. —um*, MAT 24.—Byan's Babeide West
Wiley, 16s. ; Otagheld Steam, 15s. ; Hsatinp Hartley,
164. ; &lying! 16a. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 15.. 9d. ;
Meath Nati Hittley, 15a. • Strait's West artley, 16e.
Walker its. 9d. Wert flartkey., let; WON%
115 s. 9d. ; Walls End Whanicliffe, 15s. ; 'Weis Rid
Beaddylls Hatton, .16a. 6d. ; Waal Bad XoPkw Gmjiat
116 s. 3d. • Wall Emi South Hatton, 17s. Ad. ; 'Walls Sod
TUOMali: la. ; Walls End Ossoop. les. ed.; Walls Bad
Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Hoophliall, lie. ; Walls End
Belloe, 16a. 6d. ; Walls .End South Hartlepool, 16s. ;
Walls End South Kenos, 16s. 6d. ' • Albeath Steam, 16s.
Camay sad Darya Anthracite, 21s. dd. ; Carway sad
Wrrya **Nog, Ms.—Ships at marital. 4S; sold. 32.
By a resolution of the Society of Coal Nordin* the baying,
wall not attend market oo Wednesday next, the 'nth last,
it Veins the Dishy mi. •