The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUOAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of
the British poueuions in America, competed from the re-1
turns made in the week ending the 31st August, 1832, is
21s. lOid.. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return.
Sugar, the produce of the Eut Indies, 21e. Bd. The
average price of the two foregoing descriptions of Sugar,
jointly, 21s. lOid.

BRISTOL, SEPT. 8.
SEoAl.—There has been rather more inclination shown
by the trade this week to get into stock, and a full average
amount of business has been transacted since our last report,
both in West India, Mauritius, and foreign, at prices fully
equal to those previously current ; but we cannot quote any
advance. The refined market is decidedly firmer, end the
demand generally for manufactured produce is on the in-
creme.

In Rum the sales are unimportant, owing to the limited
pn supplyees offering ; the demand, however, is steady at former

COTTON.—LtexnrooL, Seer. 3 —Again we have to
report a steady and unchanged market. The distinguished
feature of our market, whether the demand has been more
or lees, has been uniform firmness on the part of holder..
In no instance, we believe, has it been necessary to give way
,in price to effect sales. Of late and for some weeks put,
' Egyptian has occupied a much greater degree of atten-
tion than usual. Attracted by the relatively low price
of the common quality, the consumption,' compared with
last year, has been very large. Still, the stock on hand
is about double the amount, and our import for some
time to some will be considerable. Speculators, how-
ever, continue to invest in this kind, and there has
therefore been a ready facility of sale for all qualities at
the former quotations. The Committee of Brokers place
fair Upland at rld., Mobile at 6id., and Orleans at 6id.
6,870 American, 1,070 Surat, 4,930 Egyptians, 100 Egyp-
tian, 100 Bahia, and 40 West India, hive been taken on
speculation ; and 3,680 American, 1,360 Surat, 380 Per-
nem, and 40Carthagena for export. The actual stocks as
given out to-day, agree very nearly with the estimated
amount, the Atnelican being within 4,000 bales, and the
total 9,000 bales. Sales for the week, 60,870 bales.

WOOL.—Ltvtaroot., Sart. 3.—The late arrivals Cr,
held over for public sales, to take place here on the 9th and
10th instant, when will be offend about 1,600 bales South
Australian, 1,300 East Indian, 300 Cordova, 600 Entre Rios
and Buenos Ayres and a few hundred of Turkey, Smyrna,
I Egyptian, &c. n the meantime there is little doing
privately.
LIEDII, Baer. 3.—There is no material change in the
wool market this week. Prices are firm, but below the pro-
portion of those asked in the country.

HOSIERY, Sm.—Lemurs'', Sept. S.—Bushiest con-
tinues in all respects satisfactory. Them is a fair damaad,
both for the home trade, and for the continent andsolimise.
Yarns are buoyant. Wools are firm. Wages are advamiag
and workwen are all employed. The prospects he ammo
months to come are as satisfastory as we hero Isamu tlr
a considerable period.—Leicealer Mercury.

CORN.—CitnxissronD, Sept. 3.—There was a good sup-
ply of Wheat at market to-day, but it 11 very difficult to
quote prices as the quality is so various; new white, 40a. to
eft.; extra, 4&.; red, from 325. to 38a. • old was also easier
to buy, say Is. per qr. A few new Beans at market, 30s.
to 325. Pew are scarce, and fetch high prices, duns, 32a.;
white, 34.. to 36e.

LINCOLN, Sept. 3.—Our market to-day was well-supplied
with Wheat, the greater part of the new crop, quality and
condition of which varied considerably. Out Market opened
with farmers asking late rates, which not being acceded to
it closed at fully 2s. decline ; a good businae done at the de-
cline. Very little Barley offering. A fair show of Oats, at
late rates. Wheat, rod, old 40s. to 425. ; new, 345. to 395. :
white, old, 4%. ; new, 425. Barley, 20s. to s. Oats, 10s.
to 21..

LIVERPOOL, Barr. 3.—The weather sines Tuesday has
been all that the fanner could desire to secure hie crops,
and even in late districts the harvest is drawing to a favour-
able close. The grain market has consequently ruled dull,
but there has been no pressure to sell good quality of
wheat and of flour at less money, and at our Corn Exchange
this morning, with • moderate consumptive demand, prices
generally were well supported. Egyptian beans improved
6d. per quarter. No change in the value of any other
article of the grain trade. Arrlvals into Liverpool and Run-
corn from the 31st August to the 2nd Sept, Inclusive :
Wheat, 2,393 qrs.; Barley, 66; Malt, 632; Oats, 1,044 ;
Beans, 310; Peas, 37; Oatmeal, 1,706 sacks; Flour, 1,768
seeks, and 0,141 barrels. Exports to Ireland:—Wheat, 1,246
qn.; Indian Corn, 922; Flour, 66 sacks, and 460 barrels.
WAKEFIELD, Sept. 3.—Our market to-day is well sup-
plied with Wheat ; old meets but • limited sale, at prices
not equal to those paid last week ; • good many samples
are offering of new ; quality very venom, but condition
better than expected, especially of those from the south.
We quoted red, 365. to 424. ; and white, 425. to 48e. per qr.,
601 be. per bushel. Several parcels of new Barley offering
by rail, which sell in retail, from 30s. to 325. per qr., 661 M.
per bushel. Beane are very scarce, and dearer. New Oats
an mere plentiful and are id. per stone lower, and
InaeUleg very unsaleable, even at 2s. per load decline.
Other ardatea have not varied. The present quotations :
Inset, per 601 b. to the bushel, llablk, Ernes, and
ILesS, red, IA to 44a.; estn, 465. ; white, les. to 605.;

extra, +s2a. ; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 391. Od to 42. ; extra,
435. ; white, 41s. to 46e. ; extra, 48s. ; Liocolashi, e and
Cambridgeshire, red, 3.84.0 d. to 418.0 d. ; eVra, 421.
white, 435. to 41s. ; extra, 475. ; Yorkshire, heal, 41s. 4.1•
to 435. ; extra, 441. ; white, 435. to 41s. ; extra, 475. 04.1.;
Denteie and Konigsburg, white, 445. to 4Gs. ; extra, 60s. ;
Lower Baltic and Ilambargh, red, 395. to 40s. ; extra, 4.i5.;
Mediterranean, red, 38s. to 375. ; extra, 385.; Old English;
red,39s.to 431.; white, 475. Barley,per Imp. qr.,grinding, 24a.
to 26e. Beane, per qr., 631bs. tote bush., small, line, 30.. to
37. ; tick., 343. to 355.; foreign, 295. to 325. Oats, per stone,
mewling, new, 9d. to 10 td. ; reeding, 10d. to 11d. ; foreign,
9d. to 9 Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., 255. to 261.; new,
26a. to Mt. 61.1. Malt, per load of G bushels, 374. to 395. l'eas,
per qr. imp., blue and white boiler., 295. to 31s. ; eatrs, 32". ;
grey and feed, 28s. to 27a.; extra, 30s. Itspested, per last
imperial, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign, 211. to 23/. Lin-
seed, per imperial qr., 43.. to 4tis. Imports during the
week : Wheat, 10,214 qrs. ; Barley, 435; Oats, 759 ; Bean.,
260; 60; Shelling, 45; Malt, 154 loads.

PROVISIONB.—DnaLts, Rare. 2.—The weather being
favourable, and the produce of the harvest secure, the effect
has been a pause in pries*, from the goodness of the new
articles offered for sale. Bacon : The supplies this week
were light, especially new, which was absolutely scarce, and
prices of all kinds 2.. per cwt. upward; Wicklow, new,
brought, 57.. to 695. ; old, 635. to 511 s. ; American, 495. to
60s. There being no fresh supplies of the latter, and stocks
light, holders demanded full prices.—Hams: There were
large supplies of mild cures from Belfast, which were 4s. to
.ss. per cwt. lower, but ordinary qualities brought full
prices; old being 395. to 425. ; new, 455. to 475. ; Belfast,
625. to 665. ; and Limerick, 6.55. to 70e. Wicklow checks,
325. to 350.—Pork : A few tierces of pickled middles
brought 470.; barrelled is not quoted.— Butter : Prices ge-
nerally have become lower by id. per lb., with less limbos*.
tion to export; new is quoted 565., 68.., to 70s. per cwt. ;
cool, old., 61., Bd. to Sid. per lb.—Lard : Fine qualities
command 2s. per cwt. higher rates, being 6s. to 611 s.
LBATIIBIL—Lagns, Sere 2.—There has been a brisk
demand at this fair for most descriptions of leather, 'parti-
cularly shaved hides, which obtained an advance of Id. to
Id. per lb. Nearly the whole was quickly cleared off, and
more would have found buyers bad the supply been
greater.