The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The gunge price of sugar, the produce of the
British possessions in America, compu•ed from the returns
made in the week ending the 10th Dec., 1850, is 28s. 41d.
per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 275. 21d.
Sugar, the produce of the Eut Indies, ie 225. 110. The
ge price 01 the three foregoing descriptions jointly, is
28.. 2d.—London Gazette.

BRISTOL, DBO. 13.
BCOAR.—We have experienced a steady demand for all
descriptions this week, and the market having been better
supplied with West India, the transactions since our last are
estimated at 600 hhtte. and tierces at full prices to 6d. per
cut advance on the currency of last week. Of Mauritius,
3,000 mats have found buyers at prices not previously ob-
tainable, but the sales in East India are limited to about
1,600 bags—a coastwise parcel at former rates. Of foreign
the %retentions competee a cargo of Porto Rico's, which
realised 41e. to 421 ; a floating cargo of 900 boxes of Ha-
h to a refiner, at a price which has not transpired, and
oae of 1,400 boxes to a speculator, at about 235. For this
description there is still a good demand, but the supply is
now short. In refiner►' produce there has been rather more
bueiness doing, at very full prices. The principal demand,
however, is for crushed, worth from 445. to 461., the finer
sorts being still rather difficult to realise. Stove-dried goods
are held for 631. to 64a., but these rates are scarcely obtain-
able. Treads continues dull of sale. In West India
molasses no transactions are repotted. Rum continues to
Sod a steady sale at former rates. The stock, however, of
Jamaica, on which the demand chiefly rune, is nearly ex-
hausted. Leewarde are still very dull.
DRUID FRUlTS.—Currants STD scarcely SO brisk, but
prices are well supported. The Heroine, from Cephalonia,
is reported this week. Valenti' raisins meet a moderate
sale at ,9a. to 425. as in quality.

Livsaroor,, Bac. 13.
Broas.-There has been an improved demand this week
from both grocers and refiners, and the sales amount to 1,000
hhds 8.P., 3,000 bags Bengal and 4,600 bags of Mauritius
of the new crop, the latter being taken for an outport, and
41s. per cwt. from the quay.-Foreign r The refiners have
come freely into the market this week, and have taken 160
cases and 2,000 bags end bele. Brazil, at from 19s. 64. to 21e.
for middling to good brown, and 1,600 boxes Havanna at
38e.64. to 41e. duty paid, toe low brown to fair yellow ' • 12
bhds. Porto Rico brought 425. to 429.64. per cwt.-Molasses :
The sales are confined to 200 tasks Demerara, of old int-
portatios, at 14e. 6d. per cwt.-Coffee: The market is firm,
and in some mess a slight advance has been obtained; the
business consists of 20 toes. Jamaica at 766. to 1035., 200
Cain Tillieherrf, at 601. to 645. ' • 60 hags Native Ceylon, at
665. ; 470 bag" Ceara, at 475. to 61s. ; and 200 bags St. Do-
mingo, at 48,. per cwt.-200 bags Para and 60 bags Bahia
Cocoa are reported at
Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento.-Bioe: 160 tees. Carolina have
obtaired from 16s. 6d. to 195., bat of But ladle only small
sales have been effected at former rates.-Bum : A larger
business has been done than for some time past, the Wes
amounting to 600 puny, nearly the whole consisting of De-
merara of high strengths, from 21.42. to Is. 9d. per gallon,
cording to quality, establishing an advance of Id. per
gallon on previous rates.
Tim.-Moderate sales of the new seasoa's teas have been
made, at prices ranging from Is. 92. to le. 10d. per lb. for
congon of really first-class guilty. In the good to fine de-
scriptions there has been as yet but little done; about 800
package' scented orange pekoes are reported.
A few chests of good Manilla indigo bays been gold Et
31. 9d. to 4s. 6d. per lb. Nothing reported in rim ambit;
40 chests of Mill Ise sold at 421.62. to 64e., as in quality, •
few chests of WIS Ise dye sold at 2. 34. per lb., 700 baod
Bengal turmeric at 16s. to 16e. 64., 30 bales Munjeet at
300 begs of myrabolams at 6d., and 400 bags of sago
flour, at 165.611. to 16s. 9d. Per scot.-Several parcels of lin-
seed hays been sold at 475. to 43e. 64., and rapeseed at
40e. 6d. to 41s. per qr.-Ivory At the public sales held
yesterday about 24 tons Atria& eold with spirit, at rather
advanced prissa. Nothing dons in saltpetre, and only 400
bop abate sok lakes, se 134.6 d. W 134.9 d. Fa wt.