The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

R.-The avera price of brown or Muscovado
mop', the prootue of the -British permissions in
for the week n,dmg Sept. 9, is 22a. 944. per cwt., elk ....is,:
of the customs duty.-No return ut the price of Worn
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritian, for
the week ending as above.-No return of the price of brown
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Boat lollies, for the
week ending an .bore.
BRISTOL, bErr. 12 -There has been more activity in the
market this week, and buyers have purchased with great
freeness. Prices for good sti one winking raw, must be
quoted 3d. to ltd. higher. Redeem' produce has been iu
better demand, but there is oo alteration in value. Rum-
Leeward, and Demeans sold freely, but Jamaious are
quite neglected.
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TALLOW.-FRIDAT EVENING. -The market is quiet
to-day. Spot, new, 48a. 6d. ' • old, 48..; October to De-
cember, 48a. 6d.; January to March, 49e. 6d. to 49e. M.
Delivery to last eveutug. WO casks ; arrivals, 1,117 cask..
Town tallow, 47e., net cash. At the public males, 1,050 casks
were offered, of which one-third were sold. Australian
beef, 44e. to 45e., fair to floe ; ditto sheep, 47a 6d. to 475. ;
South American, 46a. 6d. to 47a, first pipes • yellow, 46.1.;
North ditto, 46e- 6d. ; Taganrog sheep, floe, 4be. to 48e. 6d;
inferior, 47e. 3d. to 475. 94.; ditto beef, fine, 4de. 6d. to
47e.,ditto, inferior, 45a. Cocoanut oil firm-Cochin at 56e, ;
Ceylon, Ma. • Sydney, 525. lid. to Me. 6d., fair to hoe.
Film oil flat: at 42a. to 425. 6d. Lagos, and 40e. Accra.
No palm nut offering. Horse-grease, ; rough fat, 2a. 6d.

COTTON.—Erviterocic, Stn. 12.—The trade demand has
been on the most limited scale throughout the week, and
the market has been characterised by extreme depression.
Occasionally forced mks have been made at considerably
below the quotations for America° descriptions, which may
be called about 2d. per lb. lower than on Friday last. As
regards Brasil, a moderate extent of business has been done
In Pertain and Maceio ; prices on the average are about 2d.
per lb. lower, but quotations canoot be given with accuracy.
Some low sales have been effected in Egyptian, but the de.
nand has been very small at about a similar reduction.
The decline io Fiat labs is the greatest in Broach Surat,
which has given way about lad. per lb. • Oomrawuttee acd
Dhollerah are only about 4d. per lb. cbseper. At the gene-
ral reduction stated there appears a somewhat steadier
market during the past day or two, and some considerable
transactions hays been effected in Fast India for arrival at
a recovery of per lb. from the lowest sales effected. A
few bales Queensland Cotton have been sold at 3s. per lb.
I Speculators have taken 10./.50 bales, via. 2,240 American,
300 Pernam, 280 &hie and Baehr, 300 F4yptian, and 7,430
Beret ; and them are reported for export, 1,700 balm, viz.
10Ainerican, 170 Permian, 200 Bah* and 1,320 Surat. The
market opens with a good inquiry ; sales about 6,000 bales.
at rather higher rates.

COTTON GOODS.—kierICHEriTER, Sear. 12.—We have
had very little business to-day in either yarn or cloth, and
exact quotations in these, as in cotton, are rather difficult
to get bold of. The prices of cotton were reported here,
yesterday, at 4d. per lb. under the extreme rates quoted a
week or ten days ago, but to-day they are reported at a
decline of not more than lid. So in cloth : The quotations
were reported fid. per piece lower on Tuesday, for sellers,
but, so far as we can learn, there have been very few people
willing to all at more than a nominal decline. lint in yarn
end cloth, as in cotton, there is extremely little Monne
doing. The sellers of yarn say we have found a
considerably improved feeling for all descriptions. Holders
of yarn on specuiation are very sanguine that we shall
yet see much higher prices, and are holding on the faith of
this improvement. The accounts from all parts of this da-
trict warrant the belief that many move mills will be closed
than at present so soon as the present stocks of cotton me
worked up, and the extremely small sales of cotton at
Liverpool this week confirm this belief. The total sales to
last night from the previous Thursday (inclusive) were
12,700 bales, of which 5,300 only were to the trade. The
consequence is that the stocks of yarn are reported to be
getting within a very small compass, and a pretty gapers'
opinion prevails that we shall see a renewal of speculative
operations next week on a considerable belle. There is not
much doing for consumption, and most of the yarns in the
market Is held on accouut of speculators. Time telegrams
from Calcutta are rather favourable, but at present prices
we hear of but little disposition to purchase for
export. The general opinion expressed on the Ex-
change with regard to the proposed substitute for cotton is
unfavourable. -We speak of that offered in London. Parties
who have seen the staple may that the appearance of it leads
to a favourable impression, but that on trial it would prove
too brittle for spinning by the machinery now in use, and
that on this ground alone, however suitable it might be in
other respects, it must fad of general acceptance. Cloths
are regaining firmness to-day. It is still relatively much
cheaper than cotton, and the holden of stocks, who are
mostly speculators, an consequently encouraged to keep
possession in the hope of higher prices. Some descriptions
of cloth are said to be purchasable at 2d. to 4d. per lb.
under the current rate of yarns, end this is so doubt
the reason of so msuy mills stopping. The, general
opinion among the sellers of cloth to-day is, that
by holding they will yet be able to get something
beyond the extreme rates recently obtained. This is the
general opinion ; and although, as above stated, there have
been Dories worth mentioning, cloths of all kinds are held
witli'much tenacity. The regular merchants are still almost
entirely shut out of the market by speculators, and hence,
though we have telegrams from Calcutta to the 26th ult. of
a favourable character, they have led to no business for
export. le is believed that a good deal of business could
have been done at the rates of yesterday, but prices are
firm, and close with an upward tendency.

CORN.—Baurroa, SEPT. 11.—At our market to-day
there was a fair supply ci English wheat, which sold slowly
at about last week's prices. Of foreign arrivals are again very
considerable ; few transactions were reported, and prices re-
male without variation. Barley fully as dear, with a fair
retail inquiry. Oats dull at last week's value* ; new black
realised 21a. 6d. to 2.14., and tawny 23.. to 735. 3d. per
3041b5. as Mesmer. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 27,473 qn.
Oats, Irish, 1,395 qrs. Barley, Irish, 83 qrs. ; foreign,
Beans, foreign 409 qrs. Flour, foreign, 13,972
brie. ; coastwise, 300 sack..
CIiILMIVOID, Barr. 12.—The weather is now fine and
the supply of wheat today was not equal to last week's ; beet
runs about maintained former prima, while secondary
samples were difficult to sell at U. to 2s. decline. Red, 50e.
to 545. ; white, 545. to 58s. But little new barley offering
and quality various, 365. to 40a.
LINCOLN, Scrr. 12.—We have had a large supply of
wheat, snarly all being the new crop. dry samples realising
Is. below last week's prime. Several samples of new barley
showing. Wheat, red, 52a. to 565. ; whit*, 565. to 586.
Barley, 34e. to 38s. Oats, 26a. to 30s.
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Lirmiroor., Barr. 12.—With • fair attendance of millers
and dealers at this morning's market, wheat in good acidi-
ties maintaused the rates of Tuesday, but intentr grades,
of which there is a good deal offering, gave way Id. to Id.
per cental. Flour, in perfect condition. 6d. per sack and
barrel lower ; other qualities irregular. Indian corn 3d.
to 6d. advance, and in fair request. Oats and oatmeal
steady. Beaus out much dealt in. Pees and barley firm.
Market closes without animation.

WAILIZIELD, Sen. 12.—Wheat slow of sale, and new fully
la. per quarter lower. Few sales of old. New barley is
greater supply sod prices easier. Is beaus, oats, and
oot n.uch ebsoge. Averages fGr week ending
Sept. 8 :—Wheat. 1,222 qrs., at 19s. lid. ; barley, 33, at
325. 6d. oats, 20, st 275.

00ALS.-Lownon, SM. 1.2.-Bell's Prioress, 12e
Huddle's West Hartley, la. 3d.; Byses's Beholds
West Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Davison's West Bartley, 16s.
3d. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Hobson Main, 16a.
Midfield Moor, 13a. ; Walker Prioress, 12a. 3d. ; West
Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; West Wylant, 15s. ; Wylam,l6s. ; Willa
End Gosforth, 15s. 93. ; Eden Mats, 16a. 3d. ; Walls End
Belmont, 11,. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End
Hetton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod South Hatton, 17a. 6d.; Walls
Eod Stawart's, 17s. ; Walls End nodal, 16a. ; Walls End
°1
16s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. ; Walls
Led Hall, 16s. ; Will. Bed Hellos, 16a. 63. ; Walls
Rod South Hartlepool, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Whitworth,
15s. 6d. ; Oarway and Duilm Anthracite, 211 a. ; Cavray
sad Daffrya Malta& 238.--Ithips at market, 75 ; sold, O.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRIL
BRYAHT.—iteptember 10, at Upper Avenue-toad, Regent's-park,
the wife of .1. ktryant Esq.. of a 1011.
CHALLlS.—September et, at Papworth Ecerard Rectory, Cam.
beldgesblre, the wife of the Rev. J. L. Chain., of a daughter.
CROUCH.. September 10. at Loraine-place, Holloway, the wife
of J. W. Crouch. Esq., of a daughter.
GOSLlNO.—September 11, at Welibury, Herta, the wile of Y.
Oceding, Esq.. of a daughter.
MARSHALL—September 8, at Camblehay, lemerton. near
Tavistock, the wife of Captain E. Marshall, ILK., of a daughter.
MO:tn.—September 10, at Talbot-aqua e, Susseziptrdens, the
wile of R. H. Mown Esq., of a daughter.
NlCHOLL—September 9, at Merthyr Mawr, Glantorgansitire,
the wifeof J. C. Nichol!, Esq., of a daughter.
I STRAYEORD.—September 11, at Wrothara.park, the Countessol
Strafford, of a son.
MARRIAGE&
BOULNOIII—BINNEET.—September 9, at St. Paul s, Chichester,
by the Rev. J. H. Sperling. M.A., I Boulnola. 8.A., to Cathe-
rine. daughter of T. Bennett. Esq., of Chichester.
TENNI:at —SILVA. --September 10, at St. Margaret's, Plum-
' stead, by the Rev. It. S. Cummins, M.A.. James, son of O.
I Penning, Esq., of Shawlteld, Whitmore. Kent, to Rosa Clara.
daughter of J. J. Silva, Esq., of the Wood Lodge, Shooter's-
! hill. Rent.
JACKSON—BARRY.—September 10, at the parish church,
Orpington, Kent, by the Rev. W. Falcon, John James. ion of
A. Jackson, Req., a Arnie 'tube house. ,C. 24.4.14
Mills, daughter of C. Barry, Req., of the ry.
MACAN—PEAKE.—September 11. at St Gabriel's. Pimlico, by
the Rev. B. T. Ricky. Major-General O. Macao, Indian Army.
to Mary Sophia, daughter of Vice-Admiral Peske.
DILATERS.
BLAND.—September 10, at Seanidslevillsa, Kensington, PIMA
Charlotte, wife of Mr. W. K. Bland, aged 26.
, COBBETT.--September 9, at Southgate, W. Cobbett, Esq.,
aged 76.
OARDNER.-Beptemberlo, at Gloucester-garden, Hyde.parht
Henrietta Anna, daughter of B. Gardner, 11. q.
K ALLO!VAY.--September 11, at Oiteon-equare, Islington, Mr.

J. Rsnoway, aged rt.
LAI: Y. September 9, Cudbert JOINS. lOU Of C. Lane.
Seq., of Badgemore, Oxfordshire, sued 90.
POWSLL--September 9, at Pock Medico. Teekisire, IL Powell,
req., sped 59.

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