The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—lftrwrot, MAT I.—Ths demand for both raw
and **wed sugar bas become eiceediagly fiat, and arnall
setae tan only be effected by submitting to a reduction of 6d.
mein. Rum : None in the market; prior nondual.

TALLOW.-FRIDAY Ermoto.-This market was quiet
t051a43..ii..t. tot.
step sod of JuaL6d.43tao. 3d. ;; June on
Octoberly,
Droscabir„ Jul) 6d. to 46' 440.
s. Delivery to last evening,
845 casks ; arrival' Dote. Town tallow, 41s. 9d. net out.
1861, Y. 0., 425. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; South American, 4:34. to
to 42e. 6d. lat pipes. At the public salsa 276 casks were
elm& mad 200 sold. Australian best, fine, 41s. Gd. ;
, good, 41s. North American line, 420. 6d. ; sheep kir.ds,
' 43a. ; inferior, 41s. Cocoanut oil quiet. Oonin d 510. 6d. ;
Carlos, 49a. Gd. ; Sydney, floe, 45a. 6d. to 445. 3d. ; We-
rke awl' from 4h. 44., down to 390. Palm oil steady, at
Va. for tineLagoa Alm nut oil, 345. to 365. Hans
puma, XL; rough tat, 2s. 24d.

OOTTON.—Lnuiroot, MAT 1. —The businese through-
out the put week has been much roue limited than of late,
all elutes of buyer. having operated with caution, chiefly
owing to an messy feeling 1111 to the possibility of political
difficulties arising between this country and Amer ea. la
American descriptions only • smell baiMeas his been done,
at • reduction of id. to id. per lb. from last week's rates.
For Brazils the demand has been moderate, Fenno. rod
Mannheim being id. lower, whilst in Xamice, which bare
been more freely offered, the decline is about 4d. per lb. The
transactions in Egyptian hays been to • fair extent, but
being pressed for sale sours holders have given way
fully Id. from last week's quotations. In Santo a
good boner has been done, at • radix:Coo of
id. to ed. per lb., chiefly, however, in the medium quali.
ties, the commoner and better kinds being lea affected, le
China descriptions prince 'have gives way folly Id. per
per lb., chiefly owing to the large import ; fair is ulhaitg,
15d. per lb. Oa Wednesday and yeeterd a steadier •
prevailed. Speculators have taken 2,120 bales, viz., 1
Anasiicsa, 440 Egyptian, 30 West India, aid 1,550 Sunk;
and there are reported for export 7,390 vii., 640
American, 710 Perham, 200 Bahia, 30 1M
Permien, 650 Eigypties, 170 Smyrna, 310 Chin, 190
Sant and 310 Bengal. The market today opens with *fair
demand • probable males 6,000 bales, including 2,000 on
speculation sad for export.

007 TON GOODS. —fianCIMMT2II, MAT I.—Tbe quiet
f==the is oar yarn markets on Tuesday con.
t Wednesday and yesterday. It has in a
great measure disappeared to-day, and more Mennen has
been transacted. The demand has priocipally bass in
yarns suitable to India and the Mediterritheaa, and more
has been done at the extreme prices asking on
Tuesday. The market generally wears a more cheerful
aspect than it did in the early part of the week. With the
more recent advice. from America, and the explthations
gives by Earl Buena, the fears of au embroUmeet with
the United Mates, which hung so heavily on Tuesday's
market, seem to be for the moment disappearing, and people
have more courage to operate. in some quarters it
is reported that there have bees more offers for
cop yarns to-day, and prices have recovered from
the extreme depression in thin elms of yarns which
existed on Tuesday. The market for yarns geoerally closes
firm, with a tendency to higher prices. In cloth also a better
demand appears mbar. sprung up. Both yesterday sad
to-day there has been a mine active inquiry for all kinds of
pods suitable for the Indian Med., and a comeidteable bon-
uses be, been effected at a shads better prices than could
have been obtained on Tuesday. Printing cloths are rather
quiet, but for the class of these goods suitable to lola
there has bean some iagoiry, and sellers show some firmness
ea to price. There is not much doing io cloths for the home
trade, sod sellers for most markets, except thole in the
east, report business quiet. In the report of Tuesday's
market we gave an extract from the export table of Mews.
John Node, and Co., showing the greet increme in oar ex.
ports of cloth aradd amto India during the emir part of
men April, as with the three mouths preceding. The
figures ware mvess correctly, but instead of 'eying for " the
first 16 days of April," it should have been stated that the
retains were for " the mouth ending 16th April," as com-
pared with the three months previously.

0011.N.—Canagsroaa, MAT I.—There was a fair supply
of wheat at our market to-day, sad the demand for best
qualities being extoosive, there was a ready sale at an ad-
vance of le. to 2a. per quarter. Wheat, white, 475. to 515.;
extra, 52..; red, 42a. to 45a.; extra, 465. Naas, mann sad
Is. dearer.

Lamour. MAT L —WO have had a moderate supply of
wheat at towhee to-day, and meeting with a better demand
it realised Is. per qr. advance. A small supply of barley
offering, and vales unchanged. Wheat. red, 43a. to 48e. ;
white, 495. to Me. Barley. 28s. to 435. Oats, 19e. to 2fe.
LrvinrooL, MAT I.—We have bad only a moderate
teodance from the country at this maraing's market
and with a small business passing we quote wheat
not more than 2d. per metal, and Boer 6d. we
barrel and sack over the rates of this day week. lodise
corn wee offered freely ; and bayous acting with great re-
serve, prices were not so good as yesteity ; they aloes
about Is. &I. per quarter higher ou the week. Oats lave
improved id. to Id. per bushel, and oatmeal H. per load.
Beans, peas. and barley steady without alteration is valise.
The upward movement decidedly pauses to-day.

WALIFTILD. MAT I.—Fresh wheat meta fair domed at
Is. sdvases. le other articles there was little change. Barley
steady at late rates. Averages for the week evidieg April
27 :—Wheat. 1,647 qrs., at 475. 0 d. ; barley, at
345. ; eats, 247, at 2le. ; bear, 170, at 395. 7d.

COALS.—Lromms, NAT I.—Bowers West Hartley. 15n;
Hastings Hartley, 15s. ; Lambert's West Hartley, les. 9d. ;
Taalleld Moor. 12s. 6d. ; Taelleld Meer Bates, 12s. 6d. ;
Wylam, 15e. ; Wall. End Goeforth. 14s. ; Wall. Eod Rid-
dell. 144. ; Walls Eod Braddyll. Mattes, 15s. 6d. ; Walls
End Haswell, 17s. ; Will. End Helios, 17a. ; Wall. Eat
Mosta, 14e. Walls End Cum, 15.. 9d. ; Walls End
81=7:16.. 9d. ; Walls End Kenos, 162. ; Wall. End
rt4lspool. 15a. 3d. ; Walls End Trlrodoe Battle-
pool, 16e. 9d. ; Carway aod Dulfrye Malting, 19e 6d.—
at market, 87 ; ooM, 50.