The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—BaurrOt., Fen. 13.—The market hag become
very quiet, and but little business is being done in raw
sugars of any description ; prices are, however, firmly sup-
ported. Wand angers : There is a fair demand for
crashed and pieces at late rates, but stove-dried is ether
easier. Rum : No sales this week. Prices nominaL

TALLOW.-Farrar EVZNING. -The sorbet was steady,
Spot and Marsh, 44a. ; April to June, 41e. to 44a. 3d. ;
October to December, 44a. 3d. to 44.. 6d. Delivery to
last evening, 904 maks ; snivels, 50 casks. At the public
sales 1,800 casks were offered, of which 750 were 861 d. South
American, Est pipes, 435. ; yellow, 425. ; North Ame.
rime, 42a. to 425. 6d.; Australian beef, fine, 41.. 91. to
42.. ; fair, 41.. to 41a. 6d. ; tows tallow, 44.., net cash.
Cocoanut oil is steady, Cochin. at 565. ; and Colleu at
51.. 6d. to 52a.; Sydney, Gas, 50s. to Ws. ; interior, 47.. 6d.
to 495. 3d. Palm oil quiet, fine logos, at 495. 10d.; Accra,
375. 3d. to 38e. Palm nut oil, fine, 425. Homo gnus, 36e.
Rough fat, 2s. 4d.

001TON.—Ltvaaroot., FEB. 13.—The market con-
tinued very dull and declining, with a limited business, at a
further considerable reduction io prices, until after the ar.
rival of the steamer ost Wedoesday, the news by which,
simultaneously with the improving account& from India,
caused a material change in opinion, and since then the
business has been on a more extensive scale, although prices
are generally quoted lower than last Friday. American
must be noted 6cl. per lb. cheaper ; Brasile are steady, except
which are also id. per lb. easier. The
very irregular sales in Egyptian have led to more
lousiness in that description ; prices, which had
fallen led. per lb., have fully recovered to the quotations of
last Friday. The demand for Surat has much increased
during the past two days, and prices, which bad fallen Id. t,
Id., are now almost on a par with last week. Specu-
lators have taken 260 American, 220 Egyptian, 320 Bahia,
50 Smyrna, 4,000 Surat, and 80 Bengal ; and there are re-
for export 1,860 American, 10 Perham, 890 Bahia,
rOndgyptian, 100 Smyrna, 5,070 Surat and Madras, and 870
Bengal. To-day the market opens with a firm appearance ;
the sales may be 5,000 bales, including 2,500 on speculation
and for export.

COTTON 000D8.—Msirciteare4 ToBll.
day's report we stated that great dulnees existed here and
at Lir , and that the depression. of the market was
in by an impression, owing to the nonorrival of
the Chine from New York, that she might have been kept
back to bring despatches connected with the proposed
mediation. The intelligence subsequently brought by the
Hibernia has, of coarea, dispelled this illusion, and the
merlon has recovered • little. In yarns there his been
rather more Wine= done, tt slightly improved rates upon
Tuesday's prices. The demand has been chiefly for Chl.
cotta and the Mediterranean. The horse trade have also
been buyers to • limited extent in yarns, at Tuesday's
prices. For all ether markets the demand appears to be salt
to nothing. What demand there has been appears to be of a
legitimate character, speculators not showing a disposi-
tion to operate for some weeks past, and Belles are show-
ing more confidence and less disposition to press their
goods on the market. In cloth also there is a lees gloomy
feeling than there wee on Tuesday. The great depression
existing on that day tees= to have passed away, but still
there are few transaction's to report. Manufecturen gene-
rally show less anxiety to selL They are unable to get
back to the full prices of last week, but there is a more
cheerful tone amongst them. The business in printing cloths
appears to be as doll as in other fabrics, sad the rather
active demead that showed itself at limos last month seems
to be at an end. There is no demand for shirting. and
other cloths for shipment to India and Chia., for the ma-
mas stated in our /sat report, nor have the acaauita to hand
this week, though of a better character than previous ones,
been encouraging enough to indnoe speculators to buy on
the faith of • sufficiently further improvement.

CORN.—Binerot., Fen. 12.—At our market to-day Eng-
lish wheat was in moderate supply, and met a fair sale, at
last week's prices. Non doing in foreign, but values were
without alteration. Melting barley fully es dear, the finer
descriptions being especially in demand ; grinding taken in
retail, at previous prices, In oats scarcely anything doing,
and prices almost nominal. Beans very slow.
CHILISFOI.I), Fn. 13.—The weather the last week has
been all that amid be denim% and the condition of the
wheat is improved thereby. We had a fair supply at
market today, and pilau must be quoted the same as asst
weak for all descriptions of cam.
Lucca,. FIB. 13.—We have bad a fair .apply of wheat
with a rather improved demand. at fully last week's prior.
Barley very dull, and prim rather saner. No change in
oats and beans. Wheat, red, 455. to 49e. ; white, 48e. to
Ma. Barley, 26a. to 41a. Oats, 18a. to 24r. Beams, 40.
to 44. _ . .

-LvHeroor., 113. 13.-We had only a limited attendance
of buyers at this morning's market, and business in wheat
proceeded very slowly, until a concession of ld. per motel
was made, when a fair quantity changed hands. Flour met
little ioquiry, and quotations are nominally the same as on
this day week. Indian corn continues quite neglected, and
move. only in retail quantities at a reduction of X_ per
quarter : a parcel of fine new white Beltimore we.sold at
30s. ex ship, but old briny 32e. Oats and oatmeal deady at
full prices. Bemis, peas, and barley are each rather cheaper
than • week ago, with the exception of malting qualities of
the latter, which are the turn dearer. The market classedull.
W•sirmiz, Fa. 13.-Wheat steady. but ordinary doll
of sale. Barley maintains bat etas, but without much
activity. eta and beans lie., and shelling unaltered. The
averages for the week ending Feb. 9 were : Wheat, 969 qrs.,
at 47.. 10d. ; barley, 694, at 365. 71d.
00ALS.-Lonnon, Fa. Bates' West Hartleir,
13a. 9d. ; Bowers West Hartley, 145.; Bylines Beheads West
Hartley, 14a. ; Devisee's West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Hastings
Hartley, 14e.; Holywell Main, 15a. 6d.; Limbed's Week
Hartley, 14e. ; Nettlesworth PREIITOBS, 12s. 6d. ; North
Pelton Oss, 14.. ; Tan6eld Moor, 12a. rid. ; Tealleid lbw
Bates, 12e. 6d. ; Walker Primrose. 12a. 9d. • West Hastley,
14e. ; West Wyllie', 14s. 9d. ; Walls bid Jams. 14s.
Walls End Riddell, 13a. 3d. to 13.. 9d. ; Eden
10. e. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 14s. 6d. ; WaW End
Haswell, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Hod Notion. 16s. 9d. ; Walls End
Booth Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls led Queop, 15s. 9d. ; Walls
Red Hartlepool, 16s. • Wells Bed Hough Hall, 14x91;
Walls Bed Bondi HaAlemerl, 14a. 9d. ;Walle Ned bath
Hallo% 15a. ; Walls Had Thorpe. 14e. ; Walls End Triodes
Name poet, 16s. ,• Walls Bad Whitworth, at
market, 164 ; mkt. 89.

Lownow Di ricwr Taw:malt COMPANY. —The
directors' report shows a net increase in the receipts
of this oompuzy of 1,406 i. 7s. 4d., as compared
with the oorresponding period I. 1861. The annual income
of the company continues steadily to progress, whilst the
preset rate of aspeeditum is about sufficient to provide for
a recannenstive busiross, as soots as the advantages and con-
VellillOOSl of the undertaking are sufficiently known. A
deems= has been effected during the half-year is the
general working exposer, sad the mhareboldere will perceive
that all current espendittire is now charged to the revenue
account. Daring the half-year some important maintenance
«sperms have bees incurred ; such, for instance, as re-
ineulating the wires along the Surrey-canal, renewing the
whole of the batteries at the chief olio., restoring several
U2lOl of communication damaged by the recent numerous
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asd severe gales, and painting sod strengthening the greater
portion of the overhouse system. The property has thereby
been kept in a satisfactory end efficient state, and the direc-
tors are glad to find a considerable reduction in the main-
Millenes expeodituse has been effected. notwithstanding
these exceptional charges. A few additional contracts for
private telegraphs have been undertidcen where desirable,
sad, amongst others, telegraphs have been provided between
acme of the stations of the London Fire Elrigade. The in-
active state of trade and commerce is general, daring the
Mierportion of the past half-year, hasnecemerily affected
the local and provincial traffic ; but the directors are
glad to find that the undertaking continues to program both
m a commercial Lod socialpoint of view.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
CRlZD.—Febrnsry It, et Medan-street, Boedetreet, W., the
wife rd Mr. 11. Creed, a • gm

DONALD&)N. —February 11, at .lintiaod gate, the wife of Sir S.
A. Donalelson, of a sou.
FREILILNTLE—February 11, at Cheshamplaoe. Lady Augusta
Fremantle, of a aon.
LEYLAND—February 12, at Hyde- park House, Albert-gate, the
Witt, Oi T. T. Leyland, 114., of a daughter.