The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

81IGAR.—The average price of brown or tiuovalo
Nagar, the produce of the British penessious Amen,a4
for the week ending July 22, is T2a. Old. per cwt., eielnorrt
the customs duty. —The average price of brows or Musco-
vado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the Irak
ending as above, is 15s. 9d. —The average price of b,„,,,t
er Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East India., for the
week ending all above, is 74d. —The average price (4
the three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is zbi,
par cwt.
BALSTOL. JOLT 25. The demand has been steady ill,s
week, and a fair amount of burins' done in West India on
the spot, at priors ranging from 325. to 355. for low to fur.
and 35e. &L to 36a Gd. for good strong colour sugars Per:
lactose are= at about 33a. to 385., the latter very Lae
grocery. steady, but not quite so active s loq
week. Rum, nothing doing ; priors nominal.

TALLOW.-FLIDAT EVA:VI/W.-The market was stead)
Spot, 495. 3d. ; August to September, 50a. to 50a. 3,C.
October to December 50k 6d. to 50s. 9d. ; January u;
March, 51s. to 51s. 31i. Town tallow, 48s. 3d. net mat.
Delivery to bat evening, 897 casks; arrivals, 501 cote,
At the public suctions el 1,124 casks 700 were wid•
Australian sheep at 50nto 495. 3d. ; ditto beef 47a u;
47.. 9d. ; good to fine, 40a., dry and bard ; South American
Ist pipes, 48e. 3d. ; yellow, 475. to 475. 6d. ; Naomi
sheep, fins, 50s. ; cocoanut oil firm ; Cochin, at
Ceylon, 525. to 535. ; Sydney, fine, 59.. 6d. to 525. ;
513. to Ms. Id.. Palm oil has advanced la to Is sd.
this week. Fine Lagos, beery tare, 445. 6d. to 455. ;
light cage, 43.. 6d. to 445. 3d. ; Arms, 41a. to 41a. (4.
Meese grease, 395. ; rough tat, 2s. 7d.

OOTPON.—Lrviarooc, JULY 25.—Our market bee hat
without animation this week, and generally easier for ep
kinds. Bursts, seder the influence of reported Imp .Ihip
meets from Bombay, were much depraved and irregular,
ales being made at ld. per lb. decline on last Friday's rates ;
moo Wednesday, however, when it was known that the
shipments for the fortnight were very moderate, once;
have hardened, and id. per lb. has beep repined. We close
at jd. perl lb. decline on American and ed. on Brazil, Egyp.
ties, and Surat. Speculators have taken 4,140 baks
American, 100 Perlman; 20 &realising, 490 Ecypaan, and
4,576 Bunts. Exporter a, 1,860 Ammiasa, 1110 Parma,
290 Bahise, 100 Manahan:a 560 Egyptians, 160 likeyram,
5310 Santa, and 490 Bengal ; and the Made 3,190 bales of
all kinds. We have • quiet market today. Sales ;DA
bales. The following are the otEcial quotations : Fair Or-
leans, 19 middlin middling,air Mobde, 181 ;middling ;
fair Uplands, 181 ; , 171.

COTTON GOODS. MANCHE/MI, JULY 25. The
market is very firm for yarns, which are remarkably arum
of all kinds, but there is no business doing. There
been a good deal of inquiry, but it has not led to operations,
and the market closes quiet. This is probably to some cr.
tent the result of the inactivity in the Liverpool cotton
market. The sales during the week at Liverpool hove been
exceedingly small, out of a total of 21,380 bales only 3.0U11
to 4,000 being taken by manufacturers for consumption,
whilst Santa have gone down Id. per lb., Egyptian and
Brazil, id. to ed. ; and American (practically), id. per lb.
We have had no business in cloth. If there is any change
it is in tether more disposition to bay, and there have been '
more offers, but the prices buyers are willing to give are '
somewhat below what have been current, and have
not been acceptable to manufacturers, most of whom Are
rather disposed to more firmness, believing that the great
decrease which has now taken place in production, will
before long tell upon press. Buyers appear to be gaining
oonfideoce, and probably we shall have more activity next
week. Nctwithstanding the decline in cotton this weak,
manufacturers complain that it is still relatively muck
higher than any prices they can obtain for their cloth.
Some maniples of Indian cotton, in exceedingly tine en.
dition, have this week been nest to the Cotton Supply
Association. It has been grown in the Madras Presidency,
and was yesterday valued by Mum. Fotheringtoo, lad
Co. (brokers), as follows :—No. 1, Bourbon, good colour,
pretty clean, staple long, but rather tender, 15$.
to 16d. per lb. ; No 2, New Orleans, clan, _ good
colour, staple even, long, but very tender; No. ;
Brazilian, good colour, clean staple long, strong, bet
rather coarse, value 17d. to 174 per lb. ; No. 4, is.
digeoons, brown in colour, pretty clean, but staple abort
and inceny, value 134 to 144. The New Oriel= ie
valued at 15d. to 154 d., and the value of New (kisses
grown in America, of middling quality, to-day, is 17id. pee
14 The sample of Brazilian is exceedingly satisfactory, sad
all these kinds if supplied in quantity would readily bad a
market(' here, even if competition with Americas groin
staples. At a time when Su Charles Wood and the Indian
officials are professing their desire to do all they ma to
promote cotton cultivation in India, it is extremely per.
plexing to find the following purge in the letter of se
Indian official :—" I have for some years been greatly in-
terested in the cultivation of cotton, and although I was
precluded by my official position from carrying out ex.
perimenta on a large scale, nevertheless I was so well 'ste-
tted with the result of the experiments that I have bee
carrying oat since 1857, that I applied for 50 acres of lead
for the purpose of oultivating foreign cotton on my owe no-
count ; but the Madras government could not sanction my
request in consequence of an order from the government if
India prohibiting officers tram undertaking agricultural
operations." _ _ .

CORN.—Buirroc, Jour 14.-41 applies of English
wheat were exceedingly abort today, and sold freely at
last week's prices. In foreign there has been a good oft- ,
sumptive trade doing, at fully the rates of this day
se'nnight. Arrivals of barley am very heavy ; the demand
fair, without alteration in value. Oats as slow as possible,
with scarcely a tramaction reported. Indian corn more in
favour, at • Mining advance. Arrival :—W heat, foreign,
9,965 qrs. Oats, Irish, 1,362 pi. Barley, Irish, 105 qrs. ;
foreign, 2,808. Flour, foreign, 997 larls.
Cammarooo, JULY 25.—The weather to-day is an
that could be wished for the wheat, mad cutting will oom
memo next week on the early lands. We had a very
small show of wheat at market to-day, and needy
buyers had to pay an advance of L. to 2s. per. quarter.
Wheat, red, Ns. to 58a. ; extra, 595. ; white, 595. to 6b.;
extra, 625. Baum scarce and rather dearer.

LINCOLN, JULY 25.—We had only a thin attendance at
market to.day, with a moderate show of wheat, for which
the prices of last week were fully supported. lo barley bat
little doing at late rates. Beans and oats about the same as
last reported.
LIyiIPOOL, JULY ps.—We have again bad an active
inquiry for wheat at today's market both from millers sod
to bold over, and all descriptions mutt be quoted 3d. to 4d.
per rental higher than on this day week. Flour brings td. JI
per barrel and ls. per mak midrange with a fair sale. loans
corn is offered spanngly and the market was quickly cleared '
at Is. per quarter advance, sellers sow asking another 6d.
Oats are Id. per behLend oatmeal 6d. per lead dearer. Bees,
peas, and barley are each up folly Is. per quarter. The
market opened with much briakneam, and closes ateady at the
advance.

WAasrutn, JULY 25.—Wheat a firm, and tine dr
scriptioss maimed last Friday's prices, and ratber mom,
but in other kind' there was not much doing. In barley,
oats, beans, and other articles no material change. Ara
raise of the week ending July 21 :—Wheat. 1,76 S qra. at
68a ; barley, 30 at 32a 6d. ; beans, 102 at 325.

GOALS.—LONDON , Jon' 26.—Baddle's West Hartley,
141. 9d. ; Byass'a Bahside Wort Hartley, 14,. 9d. ; Grebe
Week Hartley, 14e 3d Hastinp Hartley, 11s. ; lam•
bent's West l4s. 6d. ; Tanbeld Moor. 1 ;
Tynedale West les. ; Walker Primrose, 12. ;
WilggiLro,usl6s. ;ain, 16s. 6d. ; Wall. End Frani.
we 16s. 9d. ; Walla End Hatton, 18e. ; Walls liad
Tunstall, 161. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. lid.; Wall
End Kenos, 171. 3d. ; Walk End South Whitworth, :
Walla End Trimtlen Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ale E6d
Whitworth, 151. ; Cerway and Driffryn Anthracite, 21..;
Car way and Duffryn Malting, 231.—Ships at market, :16
sold, 31.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BI RT HS.
AECWILII—JuIy 21, at tansdowne road North, E. nsington Put
th• wife of F. Archer, 14q.. of a daughter.
BUILLELL —July 11, at Milbank-street, Westaduster, Mn. J.
Barron. a a um
CLARYBON.—J•4 U, at Winchester road. St. .1. ho 't wood, tba
wife of Mr. T. Markaon. of a bon.
CeSITON. —July TS, at Easton, Freshwater, Isl. of Wight, tis•
wife of It. T. Cotton. Eaq , of a son.
FIJIMING.—J•Iy St, at Clarendon-place, II)de-po rit gardens. thi
wits of J. 114watig, lay., of a moo.

MARRIAGES.
BUCKLE-7110T11•14.—July the parbh trek Bright.".
by the Irv. E. F. flotsam, the Rev. E. V. Lorkle. a Vary
(i.eurlena%.llr at the Meg F. S. Trona= of Dinhuntoh.
Mort 1111
11USTWICir—liVICK.—July 22, at likr.e..lt, Rutland. hi
the Rev. A. W. Thorold, ILA., W. A. 11u. rick
Rohm. Cambildgestdre, to Marianne, delight. •of Ow R.
llostwlek, M.A., Rector of Morcott.
puiNcrrr—euumr.—,lily st, at St. Jan, '4. 19.5"T1L.Y.
by the Bev. Stanley Leather, KA., the Hon n.
lei Royals, second lOU of the late Lord I otli. of Louth
egad., Ireland, to Clara Anne, only,daughter • ' John Kirkby,
Esq., of Sheffield, Yorkshire.

DEATHS.
DOPOLAS.—JuIy 23, at Idln=4H. DOUT'AII. lag, CAP
In tali the Bombay Royal .
o.3R,lL—Jalyth at Royal York-ereMent. Clift... near Bristol.
LientL-Cohntal O. Oven, late of ILYA Otb Ligl, Brailoosl.
oarruicit—July 21. at Paris. F. V. Gottlieb. . Ord 76.
JoLurn.—J sly 0, Steatton-street, Lady J. dr
a& Church-roan. Da Beau' equate, Shen
balk al Yr. A. Paresaa. aged 4L
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