The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-11 00:00:00

MARKETts.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Iftecovado
sugar, the produce of the British potamesiona Amenk.a,
for the week ending Oct. 7, is tis. 7d. per cwt., etcluaave
of the customs duty.—No return of the plies of brown
or Mueeovedo sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for
the week ending as above.—No return of the price of brown
or Muacovado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, for the
week ending as above.

Enueroi., Ocr. 10.—The market has been very quiet the
whole of the week, and but few parcels have found balm
Prices have a decided downward teudency.
duos : Lower prices have again had to be submitted to f9r
the parcels sold since our last. Ruin in tatter betkr
mend, but no improvement in perms.

carroN.—LrviaPooL, Our. 10.—There has Wes
good deal of confidence in the market this week, ie cos e•
queues of American advice*, but the trade show great rr
Inctaoce to bey anything except in small lots ; the open.
tiona of exporters and speculators have however been tux.
at an advance of about id. per lb. in American, and pl, per
lb. in the better kinds of Bursts ; the common (Nahum of
the latter description are not so reedy of sale, and as are.
volt of the large quantity of this class daily coming on show,
a good deal of irregularity exude. The demand fer fiord
and Egyptian is limited. and last week's prices are obtained
with difficulty. Speculators hove taken 3,220 Anierien,
140 Pernam, 390 Maranliam, 450 Bahia, SO Egyptian, and
IG,OCO Surat ; and there are reported for export 70
can, 400 Pernam, 7(10 Bahia, 9U Egy 13,MX1 Sand and
Madras, and 60 Bengal. To-day'elmainess is likely to read/
3,000 bales, including 2,0 W on speculation and for sliest,
with a tit market.

°MON GOOD& AIMIIMITES, Ocr. Io.—We bare
again to report a very quiet market for yarns, but spawn
and speculators (who are the principal holders) continue
very firm, and oonfident of a favourable reaction. In some
quarters there are reports of prices being weaker, but a
yarn house that probably holds more stock for ',peculation
than all the others put together, state that they tiol DO
giving way whatever. But there is no business. ih,),„
for all markets hold aloof from business. Some of the largest
houses in the trade report that the day has pissed over
without a single offer. In cloth, as in yarn, there is no
business. The market is very depressed, and a good deal
of that depression is attributed to the tone of Mr. Clad.
stone's speech at Newcastle. The absence of demand lrs
told rather more upon the cloth market than for some time
past, and where sellers are pressing they have to take lower
' prices.. The general °plaints from the tenor of Americas
news, secluding the adhesion of the 16 governors of Stat.,
to the policy of the president, is that the war is likely to
be • prolonged one, and this has a depressing effect on.the
market.

CORN.—CTIELYSPORD, OCT. 10.—Then wee a mull
smaller supply of wheat at market today, as farmers as
very busy preparing the land, and do not like the present
prices. There was a good demand for best dry wheat, st
fell 7 the rates of list week ; beat red, Ma. to 50a ; white,
48s. to 52a. Beaus rather easier. Barley : Best quality
malting firm ; secondary, la. lower.
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Liruotx, OCT. 10.—A fair supply of wheat, the balk
wretched condition. Dry parcel+ fetched fully last Week..
:stag. Malting barleys the same as last week. Grinding
Is. lower. Beans, peas, and oats without any .Iteration.
Wheat, red, 47e. to 60s. ; white, 500. to 53.. Barley,
malting, 3G.. to 39e. ; grinding, 30a. to 33..
LrveitrooL, Ocr. 10 —With only a small attendance o
buyers at the morning's market wheat has had a dn'l tale,
and sellers have been forced to give way Id. to 'X per
metal oa all descriptions of red wheat as compared with
Friday last ; bat white being lees plentiful brings former
prices in retail. Flour 6d. per sack and banal cheaper on
the week, with little passing. Indian corn, owing to the
large quantity of unaweet offering, is irregular, bat generally
about 3d. per quarter cheaper. Oats are down Id. per
bushel and oatmeal flod. per load ; the latter, however, it
getting somewhat seems. Beans and peas steady. Barley
has given way from Id. to 2d. per busheL The market
closet without animation.

WAMLILD, Off. W.—Fresh old and dry wheat it
held for nearly last week's rates ; other aorta neglected,
and prices irregular. Fioe barley sells at last week's rates ,
for other kinds prior in favour of buyers. Beans, oats, end
shelling quiet, sad prices downwards. Averages for the vett.
eliding October 6 :—Wbest, 1,619 qrs. at 495. 74d, ;
20, at 6d.: oat,, 42, at 275. sd. ; beaus, 12, at 424: ;
ditto, 10, at 375. 6d.

00ALS,. —Lomnr, Our. 10.— Byue's Bebeide
Hartley, 15a. 6d. (Jan's Hartley, En. 6d. ; Hastings
Hartkry, lbs. 6d. ; ; Maio. 15e. Bd. ; North Felton
Gas, 13s. 3d. ; Taallekl Moor, ISt 6d. ; Tanlield Moos
Batas, 12a. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 12e. &I. ; Wylato, ;
Walls Rod Acorn C 1..., 16s. 3d. ; Walls Rod Files,
16a. 3d. ; Eden Maio, 16e. ; Walis Rod Belmont, li. ;
Walls End Haswell, 18s. ; Walls Eod Hatton, 184. ; Walls
Pad South Hatton, 184. ; Walls Eod Stewart's, Th. 6d.;
Walls End Tumuli, 164. 3d. ; Walls had Hartlepool,
174. bd.: Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 6d. ; Carway and
Doffryn Aathradte, 21.. 6eL ; Carway and Duirya Malting,
235. 6d.--Ships at market, 102 ; sold, 60.