The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

SrGAR.—The average price of brown or Mum,
sugar, the predate of the Bntish l'osseinhan in Alum.
for the week ending Feb. 19, is Zia. 70. per cwt., en.h.
sive of the duties d customs.—The average price of leo.,
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritin., ,
295. 2d. per cwt.— No return has been made of the avers...,
price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of tr
East Indies.—The average price of the two foregoing
scriptions of sugar, jointly, is 255. 114 d. per cwt.
BRIeTOL, FEB. 22.—The ntarket has been rather,
this week, and sales only to a moderate extent have
effected at prices rather in favour of the buyers. Refit
descriptions have realised from for low to 41s, for
to fine qualities ; grocery, :19s. to 445. Refiners predu,...
small demand. Rums steady.

COTTON.—Ltraitroor., FEB. V.—The stagnation in
Manchester trade, combined with high rate of interest, h.;
bad a depressing effect on prices of all descriptions, au'
caused a very irregular market, at a decline generally
per lb. in American descriptions. The sale. in Bruit
small even at 4d. reduction. Egyptian is also id. p.r 14
lower. Surat has partaken of this downward mover
and prices have declined id. per lb. Speculators hare take.
Is4o American and 00 Surat ; and there are reportol
export, 1,850 American, 110 Pernam, 50 Bahia, and 1,/as
Surat. The market this morning opens with a limited
guiry ; the salts will probably reach 5,000 bales, Maud*
1,000 on speculation and for export.

oorrox COOK.—idssamarEit, FEB. 22.—There ha
been little or no business offering, but it is reported
prices are rather steadier for Blackburn yarns and shirt
mg*. This is attributed to a rather steadier cotton mot
and to an improusion that the strike at Blackburn sill
amicably settled. The master, have offered to recousidc
the question of short time in a month if the workmen vi
work full time till then ; and though, at a public meeting
the operatives on Thursday, these terms were rejected, th
manufacturers attending the market today appear sum
that most of their workpeople will resume work on Mug
day. The principal melee of low:loth/ and T cloths an t,
the home trade, and these goal are relatively the le
prices io the market, but the value of these has ler
' weaker this week. The business in yams has been,,
limited, and for most kinds sellers have had to see'
lower rates to effect sales.

CORN.—Clinufsrosm, FEB, 2'2.—The weather bei
wet has Its induenoe on the condition of the wheat: t
condition renders it almost unsaleable, but beat samplv
new and old are in request at fully late rates. Bark
without change. Beans is. to 2a. dearer.
Lnecour, Fen. XL—We have had a fair supply of .bei
offering today, and prima of the best samples WIC
Very little doing in the lower qualities. Barley about tb
mane as last week. Wheat, red, new, 465. to 575.; old. W 4
toads.; white, new, 52s to 63e. ; old, 745. to 775. Earley
28a. to 41e. Oats, 20s. to 28s. Beans, 435. to 465.

LIVERPOOL, less. 22.—This morning's market had only
a moderate attendance of buyers, and the business pus*
was entirely confined to the immediate requiremeuts of the
trade. Fine wheats from scarcity cannot be bought hew
than Friday last, but ordinary and common runs are 21 per
rental cheaper. Flour is irregular, and has been sold au &
decline of from Cid. to Is. per banal ; at the latter fettle.
Lion, however, there is more inquiry; choice French
changed. Indian corn has a mdoerate demand at a mita..
tion of from Gil. to 9d. per quarter. Oats and maw
very dull, but no cheaper. Beans, peas, and barley are
each held for extreme prices. The market ruled illiCtl‘f
throughout.

WACIWIIILD, F. 22.-Supplies moderate. Warr
wheat nearly unsaleable. Flue parcels without much oh
cession. Barley dull at late rates. tats, beam 4,1
shelling without alteration. Average for the week esag
Feb. 18 : Wheat, 875 um, at 585. ; barley, 530 qrs., at
425. 14d. ; beans, 84 qrs., at 425. lid.

COALS. —L081)08, FIX 22.—Byaaes Maids Westßm.
ler, 18s; Hloiywel, 18a. ; Lambert's West Hank
119. Gtll. ; Wylam, 18s. ; Walls End Durham, 19s.—Slo
at market, 2 ; sold, 2.

WIATRXR REPOItT.

FAVAT. lissomly fl. II TO 16Y.

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1.741411
AMMO,
Lane.. T 2319 44 44 B.W. • o -
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8111121011
Commal 2863 40 8. 2 e
ARM:46BM— 2921 44 43 8. 6 o
PORTII6III 29.17 43 4! 8.8. W. 6 0
SHIM* 1926 42 40 N.R. 4 b
Oaw•ir . 19.27 46 41 W. a c
9CA1101,06911 29.16 44 41 W. 4 . b 1
liou.
LIVICILIOOL
VALZII11A...
Qvinaterowp 19.46 46 44 W. 2 b '.
Ham 19.04 40 B.W. 3 • i
Y 41110917
LAD= 21.66 46 44 &&W. 4 e
Nityatitstraree 29.47 42 W.B.W. 10 br-
Vitt -
Dovin
Poiresams 29.07 47 44 B.W. 3 la
PORTUND 19.67 46 46 W.S.W. 3 m
!maw=
P 2816169
Jamey
Baal
842011111
Lamm
29.90 63 &W. 4 r -