The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-21 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR. —Baarrot., Miami 20.—1 n the eigly part of the
week there was a fair and steady demand far loth rear lad
refined sugar ; but yesterday the market became quiet, and
to effect sales 6d. decline had to be submitted to. Rmai:
There is but little doing. Demerara, la. 6d. proof. Jr..
makes, at 2a. 3d. so 2.. Bd., are soiree and wanted.

COTTON.—Lrywoot., Mom= 20.—The recent Makes
from America having been km indicative of
together with succeeding accounts from Italie of a favour.
able character for goods and yaree, have had the effort of
producing a decided improvement in Manchester, whisk has
had a similar influence upon this market, an active amend
fur all triads having been experienced up to Wedsseday,
accompanied by an advance upon the quotation of lark
Friday of about ?id. per pound in American, ld. to 14 in
Brasil and Egyptian, and Id. to ld. in Surat ; on that day,
however, and subsequently, there has been a panes
in the demand, with greater diapositkm evinced
to sell, and some reaction in priors, which now ekes
at id. per lb. reduction from the extreme advance above
noted for Surat, and id. for Brazil and Egyptian, Amnions
supporting the 'dames. Speculators have tam 16,100
bal s, co:misting of 740 American, 390 Pernans, 180 Mareio,
120 Manalsam, 770 Egyptian, 80 Peruvian, 10 West ladis,
300 Smyrna, 12,070 Surat, 610 Madras, and 830 Beard ;
and exporter;9,o6o bales, viz, 720 Amman, 510 Per.
nam, 530 Maosio, 410 Egyptian, 20 Smyrna, 100 Carths.
gene, 4,690 Surat, and 2,060 Bengal. The market to-day
opens with a moderate demand ; probable sales, 3,000 balm,
of which 1,500 are for specnistion and export.

COTTON GOODS.—Nancffnersa, Yaws 20.—The
spirit and activity which prevailed In this market on Tues-
day has entirely disappeared. With the change which has
takes place in the Liverpool cotton market, the feeling here
has undergone a very decided change. Not only do buyers
seem leas inclined to give the extreme rates which would
have been given on Tuesday, but even where sellers are dis-
posed to accept rather easier terms no business can be done.
In fact, there seems to be almost a total suspension of
business to-day. The market for yarns has been fiat, and
the only inquiry we find is for the class suitable to the Cal.
cutta trade, which keep in fair request, at extreme prices.
For all other markets there is little es nothing doing. On
Tuesday yarns were in request for nearly every market in
the world, and the change can only be accounted for
on the supposition that the many orders known to
be held for some weeks past by agents were on
that day in great part executed. The probability is
that the greater part of the orders which had accumulated
whilst prices had been gradually giving way for some tints
pe
at, were precipitated somewhat prematurely on the
on Tuesday, in consequence of the concurrent in.
fineness of good advices from India and a rising cotton market
at Liverpool, and that these orders were really so small in
the aggregate as to have left little pressing business behind
to sustain the impression produced at the moment. In cloth
the subsidence of bushman erns Tuesday has been of a more
marked character than in yarn. The impression on Tuesday
was that the greater part of the purchases which were for
Ind* were intended for shipment, and not for speculation ;
but the fact that the demand fell off almost immediately
upon a change in the cotton market tends to a different con.
elusion. Sellers are asking rather fall rates, but to effect
sales they would have had to submit to • decline. Haves, how-
ever, do not seem disposed to operate on Rey teems to-day.
In other classes of goods, as well as those for India, the
market is fiat. The inquiry for the home trade is very
limited, and has led to little or no busies. The Gosh
have not received their letters, and are awaiting the
arrival of the mail. The market fee home tilde yams
is tether easier, bat even with this advantage manufac-
turers have not been able to make offal, which will tempt
buyers. In cloths there is no animation in any branch
of the business, and the market closes quite ea flat as at
any time during the day.

CORN.—Cmcsareemo, 'Uses 20.—Thera was only a
moderate supply of wheat at market to-day. and prows
mad be 9ao, Ia dearer for most descriptions. Barley
rather easter. Beene without change in value.
DICOLL MARCO 20.—We have had a moderate supply
of wheat, and last week's prime fully supported. Barley
dull male, but the quantity offering was limited. Wheat,
red, 44e. to 48s. ; white. 475. to 504. • barley, grinding,
225. to 29a.; malting, 36e. to 40s. ; cite, 18e. to 245. ;
beans, 39s to 45e.

Lrviaroor., Maim 20.—We hare had only a small 'Atm.
dame of millers and dealers at to-day's market., and the de.
mind for wheat has been slow, and buyers of wheat being
exceedingly shy, the adrenal of ld.psr oental established in
the interim, was lost, and quotations cannot now be called
higher than on Friday last. Flour was scarcely inquired
for, sad vales irregular. Indian corn dull of male at 6d. per
quarter under the prices cd this day week. Oats and oat-
meal quiet. Beans were offered sparingly, asd readily
brought an &dames of from 2a. to 2a. 6d. per quarter oa
the week. Peas and barley each Is. per quarter cheaper.
Tbe market ruled dull throughout for all articles except
beam.

WsKann% MATCH 20.—Wheat has cornmsaded the
full prier of lest week, but it WA digicult to get env
advance. Barley la. per qr. lower. Oats, beam, wad
shelling without change. The averages for the weer
ending March 1G were :—Wheat, 1,797 qrs., at 475. 61d. ;
barley, 668, at au. bit ; cats, 136, at 21s. 6id. ; beans,
50, at 375. 90.

TRAYIIIO RETURNS.
lines Pas- Mar- Waal. Petal,
RAILWAYS. °pm wagers chandise 1905 1902
Wadi ending lab. IL
Northern et Canada 9B 9110 1,95. 1.779 1.700
Week leading Web. IL
Wend Trunk el Canada.. lON 41,88) 17.737 18,637 10.612
Week ending March 8.
Londe% Tilbury, do South
end Itzteanics
Week ending March 11
8. And I Lendlardes.V ea
(Beath Aust. Line) 1•82 17,966 27.970 41.594 40,917
(Lombardo Line)
Central Italy Branch
Malawi to 1195iegas
West em4liaß March 18,
Belted N. Chanties — 982 962 1,909 1.949
Belfast and County Dona 411 40 183 619 612
Week ending March 1.5
Calecionien 929 4678 10,589 15.102 ic73

Ciawgrit. PALM:M-ONi SHILLING
DAT, 114.4c6 211 —Admissions us poymout, 452 ; ditto by
mason tick?* 606 ; total, 1,068.
llDDorti ig tea without colour Gel the leaf pre-
vette th. Odom off Week" brown lessee Y In Be
omit kinds. B 'e Tee Is uncoloured tberffers Always
good sinus add In posters by &Ho &nu Le.—(AdyertJae nest.'

BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATBS.

4ptTllB.

CLANICL—March 17, at Alblon-equtire, Delilah, the wife of R.
Clarke. Eq., of a daughter.
POWNALL —March 13, at Norwich, the We of the 10. A.
Porraill, of a mom
SANDEBSON.—March 17. at Aependen Iteciary, Herta, the wife
of the Rev. A. P. fleaderson, of a daughter.
BOLLY.—March 16 at Idooktoo Coast, neer Ramsgate, the wife
of G. B. holly, Rep., of a daughter.
lITEADLING.—MireIt 17. et goierUle. Chlllllo Pollee, am
fhihruater, the wife of Captala Z. A. 340wIdni. of a tau
TALBo r —March 18. at gbeerneas, the wife of Lleuteneat.Coloael
Talbot, Royal Artillery, of a sco.
lIIARIRLIOKEL

BRASSINOTON—WEETII77-7;rl 111, et the Church of AU
Raints*. Knightsbridge. by the Rev. R. C. Braes, WA., J. W.
Brassington, A.I.C.K. of Perk-row, Knightsbriday. to
Christma Roberts, daughter of R. Wettea, Rag., of Dade%
corner. Westminster.
HONIT—PIMM.—Mareb M. at Sutton Co'Afield. by the Rev.
W. H. Torte, M.A., 0. B. Honey, Req., of Magdalen-hall. dt.
ford, to Emu, daughter of the late J. Maim, Lg., of Eden.
gale, Derbyshire.
TOWOOOD—YORDHAM.—IIsrch 17, at St. Oterge*Hlo°Yer.
Scow, by the Rev. W. H. Hodmo, A. Tows° ,of
Ititonlield, St. Hoot's. Hunts, to Prances Irlien. daughter of
E. Ynrdham, leg., of Odsey Orange. near Ashoell
WARD- HLAZZARD —March le. et MI Rebate' tliorch, rrinre's.
pie, Hyde-pert, by the Rev. J. Rashdall, J. C. Ward, Keg.
to Ana* daughter of S. Olassard„ Reg., of Sloaturtermoh
Chelsea.

MATHS.
DI&PARD.—March 18. at KeaMogton. C. DewPard• rag,
M.1.C.Z., aged O.
zurrox.—March 17, A. Naatou. Zel.. of Brdelerk-aqure•
aged et
106T1111.—Mareb 16, at ltittowhall, 661t01k,, Ike gay. I.
Poster, aged 67.
Gol:05L-11firela U. at St. Helen's, county Dade. Flea.
Marla, I/beau:tem Gough, aged 75.
RI NCLAIM.—Moreh 17, at Martehill, near Atbentone, Mr. J. Ste.

elan, aged 74.
SMlTH.—ltasrchod 10, at Mato*, trade, near Itdinbargb, Pr.
tindth.
WIWSZIL--Yairen 41417. s 4 TanisidWs. Knak. Yr. t Wismar, ern.
sot 71.

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lambird4itnes, is the otti at Laudon. Printer, at dal
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