The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-12 00:00:00

MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.)

Seca& -The demand during the week has bees steady,
but the amount of business tranmeted has net been ex-
tensive ; fall price* have been paid for all de-
acriFtions comma and medium polities base most
in requed. The pul lic salsa of Melia have been
confined to Porto Rice, which have Moe off with
fair spirit, but about half of the ineetity offered was bought
in.bßefined has been in limited request. Brown lumps soil
at 49a. 6d. ; grocery, 48a. 9d. to 535. ; tittles's, 495. ed. to
Ms. • wet lumps, 455. 6d. to 465. ; pieem, 40s. to4ss. &I.
oOrroz.- The public sales of plantation Ceykse have gone
off with animation at the full valuation ; triage, at 735. le
795. ; middling to line middling, tie, to 90.. 6d. ; per
91a to 94a.
Tax.-At the public sales Assam sold as usual at fall
prima. China teas west off heavily. and the parcels sold
were without reserve. A parcel of Has &may Peke* at
ls. sd. per lb.
Cocoa has sold readily, at full prier, and fine at higher
prices. Trinidad, grey. 59e. to eds. 6xL ; Middling to
superior red, ftie to 101 e.
Rica.-The market has been quiet this week; the
business transacted has been ebiedy ergo Hamra
FRUIT. -A steady Nuances is doing net new currants at 2.ria
to 325. ; old sold at 225. Valencia raisin remain at 35..
A limitd business has also base done in New Tarkey fruit.
Red Smyrna pieties, at 345. ; Sultana, at 50s. ; mud
Turkey 6gs, at ills. up to 91s. for fine.
SPICEB.-The small public sales held this week west off
without altering previous quotation.
Run.-The market coatinnea quiet. A panel of Jamie,
sold at 2a. sd.
COTTON. -The market is Mettles.
Harr.-St. Petersburg clean continues very active, sad
has advanced to 401. A large business is also doing in
Manilla at :101. to 321.
JUTE. -A MTV large business has spin bees transaeted.
About 15,000 tales sold. Priam ere meetly SOL per tam
dearer, fine quality having realised 361.
SALTPETRE has sold OE gamier terms; refraction t to
at 395. to 395. lid.

TALLOW MARKAT.—(THIS DAT}
The niarket is steady. Subjoined are the present quo-
tations : —Town tallow, 475. 3d., net ouds ; Petenhary l'.o.
on the soot. 48s. old ; new, 495. ; Oct. to Dee., 48a. 9d. ;
Jan. to March, 495. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(I7IIB DAY.)
Messrs. Patteoden and Smith report about 4,000 peakela
of the new growth at mullet, a great portion of which an
of an inferior description. Calory worts sell freely at higher
prices than at the beginning of the week. Currency :
Mid and East Keels, from 111. down to El ; Weald of
Keats, from down to U.; Sumer, from Si. down to 71.

DARIN.) BURGLARY IN THE EAST EIDINO.—
On Wednesday mornieg about two o'clock. an elderly
lady, Miss Marshall, residing in Commercial-street, NATO"
was awoke by a burglar. The man was icecaps at the foot
of the bed, and had his hand between the bed sad the met-
trees, it is supposed in search of Mies tfanhaU's parse. it
is presumed the 111110 hsul been secreted in the house, as he
had possessed himself of the front door key, and had ob-
tained a candle, with which he bad hunted up him booty.
The candle shows that it bad been burning at least as
hour. Nis Marehall and maid-servant were the only
occupant.i of the house. On being awoke, Miss Marshall
asked the burglar what he wanted, and he replied,
" Mousy." The man turned coward, and retreated down-
stairs, closely followed by the old lady. The fellow had
taken a poker from one of the rooms. with which
to defend himself, and on leaving the house locked the door
outside, and took away the key. Miss Marshall at onoe
opened a window and jumped out in pursuit, but, being at
• great height from the ground, received severe injuries,
which stunned her, and dinahled her from giving chase or
alarm for some time. The fellow, therefore, got clear away,
end hes gone in the direction of Scarborough, the poker
being found on that road in the morning. The burglar did
not succeed in obtaining either money or plate. but he has
secured about 50/. worth of jewellery, consisting of gdld
watch, lockets, chains, rings, pies, and sundry articles.
A reward has just been offered for his appreheseion. It is
believed that, from his anxiety to avoid being sees, the
man is no stranger.
Tux CorroN FAMINE. —Riots of • serious cha-
racter took plate on the god September, and two following
days, in the city of Pressnitz, is Moravia. In conaequetion
of the rise io the price of cotton, the tertian maim-
lecturers were obliged to slacken work. The workmate
in consequence to the number of Women 4,000
and 5,000 turned out and attacked the workshops. awl also
the bosom of the Jews. The riots emelimeed for three
days, and were only pnt an sad to ly the areival ef a tee-
meet of homers. Thirty of the SCANS were arreateiL
Nuw WAREHOESR4 TOR PffeltOLSOM Ur Urn'
POOL. —The storage of petroleum he bale • sobjesl of
great anxiety and discussion lately is lasseusel, and tipe
dock authorities have bees much mewl to give seitabie
accommodation. Yesterday the limey Desk Maui imelllT
decided to erect warehouses for the eeruese, ear the wet
float, at Birkenhead, at &cosi of MIN.