The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-15 00:00:00

MARKEY'A.

SUGAR.—The average prove of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America,
fur the week ending Mardi 11, in 255. 40. per cwt., exclusive
of the customs duty.—No return of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produced the Mauritius. for the week ending or
above.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar,
the produce of the List ladies, for the week ending as
above, is 275. sd..—The average price of the two foregoing
descriptions of sugar jointly is 25.. 7d. per cwt.
BRISTOL, MARCH 14.—The sales this week have been
very small, end the demand continues light both from
refiners and grocers. Prices are about the same, but large
Isles could not be effected without a reduction of C.d. to Is.
per cwt. Refined sells slowly. Rum, nothing doing.

OOTTON.—LIVIBPOOL, /LARCH 14.—There has been an
uneasy feeling throughout the week ; in the early part the
Amerman news crewed much depression, and males were
making on Friday afternoon and Saturday at a decline of
fd. per lb. in American deacriptions ; since then, with a
somewhat steadier feeling, Weiner has been rather more
regular, at about id per lb. lower than the quotations of
Friday. Brazil has also participated in the irregularity, but
monly be quoted partially cheaper. The large quantity
of Egyptian offering his caused this kind to be forced off at
I a further reduction generally of id, per lb. The confine-
' awe of a regular demand for Surat has caused less change
in this description, and except in partial instances the de-
cline is not over id. per lb. Speculators have taken
9,200 bales, viz., 6,770 American, 740 Egyptian, and 2,710
Burst ; and these are reported for export, 1,500 bales, viz.,
640 American, 20 Maranham, 50 Egyptian and &JO Surat.
To-day the market opens with a fax demand ; probable
sales 7,000 bales, 2,000 on speculation and export.

COTTON 000D6.---)Lurc Menai 14.—1 n the
yarn market there has not been much business doing to.
day, bat the feeling is of a more hopeful character than it
was at the beginning of the week. The downward tendency
of prices is for the present decidedly checked. It is hardly
possible to quote any actual change of prices, but it is
found that spinners who were anxious to sell on Tuesday
are not at all eager today for business. The tendency of
the latest &dames from America is thought to be more ad.
verse to any immediate settlement, and in the renewed
expectation of there being very little cotton to
be had at present spinners are sanguine of prices
soda taking a higher range than ever. To-day's advance
is taken to be but a first step in the probable ascension of
Bach is a general view of the yarn market, and it
Laleit to lea rear of the opinions prevalent in the Liver.
pool cotton market. In the cloth market the feeling of im-
provement is less sanguine, but since Tuesday there has
been a gradual recovery, and prices have advanced on shirt-
ing' about 14d. per piece. The very gloomy feeling that
existed up to Tuesday morning has in some measure pored
away. The cloth market generally is firmer.
y report a very cautious feeling on the part of
yen, and state that there it not much doing, but we bear
outside of some rather onsiderable purchases yesterday
afternoon and this morning in cloths suited to the Eastern
markets.

00EN'.—BausToc, Maws 13.—At our market today
English wheat was in moderate supply, and sold slowly at
a redsietioa of ls per qr. In foreign a fair retail business
doinf at 6d. to b. per qr. lase money. In barleys not much
Puistwfis ad previous values were about supported. Oats
= rather
and we make so alteration in quotations. Beau
. Arrivals :—W heat, foreign .10.733_ 9n•
Oats, Irish, qrs. ; oceetwir, 13 qrs. Barley, Irish,
19 gm. ; coastwise, 19 gra ; foreign, 150 qn.
CHNINBIOID, MANCH 14.—The weather during the week
hoe been very changeable ;it has had its effect on the wheat
shown to-day, which was in poor condition. Trade very
slow, and to effect sales, rather less money had to be taken.
Beans sad good barley without Change in vales.
LINCOLN. NANCE 14.—We have bad a fair supply of
wheat, and although the trade was extremely dull, the
farmers would not submit to a decline in prices. Barley
very quiet, ad the turn cheapen Wheat, red, He. to 605.;
white, 60s. to 645. Barley, 29e. to 375. Oats, 30a. to 23a.
Lrelaroor., Masco 14.—We have bad jalr3attendance
of Moen at this morning's market, but the demand has
been as the most limited scale at a further reduction of Id.
perosatal oa wheat and 6d. per barrel and sack on flour,
making Ike decline on the week 3d. per mutat and Is. per
barrel and seek. Egyptian wheat is offered freely, and
prime are irregular. Indian corn deelined another 6d. per
quarter, making Is. on the week ; it has, however, found
more favour at the reduction, and a good business has been
done both oa speculation and for shipment. Oats and oat-
meal without change. Beans, peas, and barley are each le.
per quarter cheaper on the week. Wheat sod flour close
very dull ; Indian corn firm.
WaIIYIELD, /Loma 14.—The arrivals were moderate.
Wheat difficult of sale at a decline of lea. per quarter. Bar-
bey in fair request, line qualities la. per qr. dearer. Oar-
and shelling in limited request. Beans Ia per qr. lower.
Avenge, week ending March 10, Wheat, 3,4b1 qrs. at
59a 9id. • barley, 1,293 qrs. at 36e. 61d. ; beans, 37 qrs.
at 38e. 3d. ; peas, 10 qrs. at de.

00ALS. LOEWE, MA21711 14.—BS's &bade West
Hartley, 158. 3d. ; Haetiage Hartley, 15e. 3d.;
14e. 3d. ; Tantield Moor, ; Taafield Moor Bates, 12e. ;
West Hartley. 15s. 3d. ; Wylaso, 14a. 6d. Edge Main. 165.;
Walla End Eraddylla Hatton, 1134. ; Walla End Baugh
Hall, Ha. 3d. ; Walls End Kalloe, 16a. ; Walla End Trim.
dos Hartlspool, 16a. 3d.—Sbipat market, 32 ; sold, 19.