The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

MARKETb.

BIJOAX—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Erithdi pirsessions in America,
for the week earliegJuly 29, is 222. 20. per cwt., exclusive
of the customs duty. —The average price of brown or Musco-
vado sugar the produce of the Mauritius, for the week
ending u above, is t6s. 6kl. No return of the price of
brown or Masoovado sugar, the produce of the East lodies,
for the week ending as above. —The average price of
the two foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly is tts.
WWI awl.
BRISTOL, A UGIAT 1. —There has been an improved de-
mand this week for most kiods of sugar, sod Waists. to
some extent Me been done at very full prices to dd. ad...nee.
Rum.—Leewards, L. bd. ; Demerara, L. 6d. ; Jamaica,
socnisaL

OOTTON.—Lwitaroor., AUGUST I.—The market opened
with a fair demand, at gradually improving prices. tie it,e
snivel of the Hibernian a 000sidemble impulse was given to
prima. particularly of American and Brazil, the former of
which must now be quoted id. higher, and the latter 4,1.
per lb. The transactions is all sorts of Bread have been
extensive. Egyptiao are also ed dearer, but in the mid.
dling to fair climes only. The demand for East India bas
been active from both speculators and exporters ; penes have
advanced fd., particularly on the better qualities, but the
market is still very irregular. Speculators have taken 20,020
bales, via., 5.620 American, 1,270 Perna" 3,260 F4yptian,
1,000 Bahia, 50 Maranham, 70 Smyrna, and 8,750 Surat sod
Nadine ; and there are reported for export 15,240 bales,
via., 2,190 American, 1.820 Pernam, 780 ftyptian, 200
Bahia, 260 Maninham, 120 West India, 220 Peruvian, `4O
Smyrna, 9,170 Burst, and 200 Bengal. The market open
to-day with a fair inquiry, Frobable sales 10,000 bales, of
which 6,002 are on speculation and for export.

COTTON GOODS.—Mencinterrza, Annum I.—The
yarn market has been very excited, especially in
the count" and qualities made from Amseima cottoo,
and all available lota have been rather eagerly
picked up. The chief buyer are the Germans And
the India people. Yarns are now becoming so scarce,
that some damn can scarcely be met with at any
price. One healthy sign is, that the purchases
made have been chiefly for shipment, and will
not, as in the case of many of the speculative
lota sold within the last few weeks, come upon the
market "flirt. Not much doing for the home or
other market" than those above-named. Prices of all de-
scriptions of yarn very firm. In cloths we have had a little
business, but nothing approaching to activity. Telegrams
have been received from Bombay to the 12th July, report-
ing a very brisk market for imports, and an advance in the
pnce of shirting. of from 9d. to 15d. per piece. Price them
would still be 12d. to 18d. per pier below the rates at
which they can be bought here, bat the advice. have led to
some demand in this market during the day. It has given
some additional firming, to prices, but manufacturers cannot
obtain the rise they are asking, though undoubtedly rates
have been given this morning which manufacturers could
not obtain on Tuesday. For borne trade and other marketa
not much doing. The market generally however closes firmer.
The observation of Lord Palmerston, in the rate in aid
debate, about Lancashire manufacturers re-selling their
cotton has given rise to a good deal of remark here to-day.
The general impression is that the noble lord " mimed his
tip." The re-sale of cotton, it is remarked, at the most
should only lead to a re-distribution of stocks. If there is
any mime in it through such cotton Boding its way to foreign
countries, that crime is due to the government which has
act prohibited the export of ootten—a course which would
perhaps have brought worse evils in its trait by destroying
the Liverpool market as the cotton antral:di of Europe.
Biome manufacturers have left off manufacturing,
sod devote themselves solely to the business of
speculating-dealing in cotton yarn and cloth. One
manufacturer is spoken of as having resold 2,000 bales at a
particular crisis, at 12d. per lb., and laid out the whole of
the money a few days later in the same cotton at 10d. per lb.
The workpeople of that gentleman, at all events, would
be no sufferers by the speculation. The impression of be.
einem men is that if the manufacturers geoerally who bad
the foresight to buy large stocks before a rise in price
took place bad resold subsequently, the redistribution
of dodo would have been beneficial to the trade generally
and to the operative' as welL

TALLOW.-Fitroav EvlinNG.-The market is steady to
day. Spot, 495. to 495. 3d. ; new tallow for all this month.
50a. to 495. 6d. ; October to December, 50s. to 501. 341. ;
January to Nan*, 50a. fikl. to 51a. Delivery to last eve..
log, 673 maks ; arrivals, 3 casks. Town tallow without
change at 48s. 3d. net cash. At the public sake 380 casks
were offered, and 150 sold. South American, let pipes,
484.1 3d. to 48s. 6d., ; yellow, 475. ; Australian beef, 47s
to 48s. ; Taganrog sheep is doing at 495. 841., fine quality;
North American, 49a. to 495. 6d. ; Cochin cocoanut oil,
good to fine, 555. fid. to 56a ; inferior, 555. ; Ceylon, good
to Ilse, 535. 6d. to 54a.; inferior, 535. ; no Sydney offering.
Palm oil firm, fine Lagoa at 445. 641. ; inferior at 435. tid. ;
Aeon sad west coast od, 41s. to 41a. id. ; Palm nut oa.
40v. to 41e. ; good, 38e. to 395., black. Horns pease, 38a ;
rough fat, 3. bid.

CORN.—Baurror.., Jur.r 3L—At our market to-day
English wheat was in small supply sad met a fair demand
at the full prior of last market.day. In foreign not moth
doing, and values unaltered. Barley plentiful, and sold oe
rather sexier terms. Oala more inquired for, mad fully 6J.
per qr. dearer. Arrivals :—Wheat, ooestwise, 1,002 qrs. ;
foreign, 7,035 qrs. Oats, Irish, 626 ap4. Barley, (alp,
4,226 qrs. Beans, oosetwise, 100 qrs. Flour, foreign. 3,856
brio. ; Irish. 26' sacks ; coastwise, 164. _ _ -

ClllllB/0111:1, Avoowr I.—The imam daring the pest
week has bees magniftome, and the crops are making raped
progress to maturity. Cutting is the earliest districts has
commeeced, sad will be general seat week. The crop
generally is not well spokes of, and the quality will be very
various. At to-chy's market a small supply of wheat wee
shown, for which very full prices were realised. White,
tlOs. to 625. ; red, 56e. to Ma. Beans scarce and dearer.
Several samples of new grey and white pees showing, the
quality aad (*edition of which are very good.
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Uncut, Ammar I—A very emu supply of farmers'
wheat at our market today, the trade ruled arm, at but
week's prima. Rod, 575. to 595. ; white, 60s. to 62..

LivrirooL, Auouirr I.—The market for wheat remain
gniet, without change in prices. Flour in moderate regret
at fanner priors. Indian corn in fair demand, and prima
clime rather dearer.

WAKEFIELD, AUGUST I.—There bas been ooly • limited
demand for ordinary qualities of wheat, without much
amp in prim, but good red has realised extreme rates.
Barley, for grindi; rather dower. Egyptian beans, la.
per qr., and oats per stone dearer. Averages for the
Lea
ending July :—Wheat, 498 gra, at 58s. djd. ; rye,
qrs., at Us. &L

00ALS.-Lownow, AUOU9T 1.-Bodine', Wert Hartkry.
15a. 3d. ; Goals West Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Hartlepool
West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Haatinp Hartley, 15a. 3d. ;
well Main, 16s. ; Lambert's West Hanley, 15e. ; T
Wort Hartley, 13e. 6d. ; Walker Primrose. 13. ;
15.. 9d. ; Walls Eod Aoorn Qom, 16a. 9d. ; Walls Ead
Eden, 16e. 9d. ; Eden Maia, 16.. 6d. • Walls End
Framwenpas, Is. 9d. ; Walls Ead ; ; Walls
End Hotta, 18s. ; Walls Rod South Hatton, 18s. ; Walls
End Stewart's, 17.. td. ; Wails Esd Omeop, 17s. ,• Walls
Ca Rod radoo, 17.. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 6d.
Walls Eod South Hartlepool, 16s. dd.; Walls Eod South
&Aloe, 17a. ; Walla Rod Thome, 15s. ; Walla End Whit.
worth, 15s. 6d. ; Oanra and Buttress Anthracite, 21s. ;
Oarway and Duffrps Mailing, Zts.-Ships at market, 71 ;
sold, $L

FOOD AND ITS ADDLTIDLATION.—" I have caret ally
analysed Diockey's well-known Stout, as obtained from 21. Duke-
street, St. James's, and and it to be a genuine, moat wholesome,
and highly nourishing beverage, leas heavy, and, consequently,
more diges Ibis, than Loudon stout In generals—Arthur Hill
Haseall, M.D., In dos,"—Casks of ae, p and Iv gallons at
Is. bd. per gallon • its. per dozen pints; 6s. (111111111.-ILaiNeti
date Blockey), 11. Duke-street, St. James's. Established a cm.
tart'.—(Advertmeinent.]

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

BARILETT.—JeIy 31, at (TreatFumberlandatreet, 11)de par&
the wife of L U. Banett, E.q . of a WU.
BRANSON.—JeIy 39, at Pottland•terrace, Itegent'. park, the
wife of J. H. 6. Knutson, Keg, of a daughter.
11KWITT.—Jaly fa, at Kilburn, the wile of W. A. Hewitt. Hp.,

Oka* llood-11111 Parsonage, Wilts, the wife of

HICHAILBSON.-4 SI, at Avenue-road, Regent's-park. :the
wile of W. la Lit.. of a thoighter.
11.U3111122.—J•ty * at Seaton, Cheshire, the wHe of H. Bum%
▪ of daughter.
SHEILDII.—/aly Ilk as Westhourne-paric.terrace, the wife of
Jr. W. !Mends, Keg., of a son.
MARRIAGES.
BLIZARD—HILLYER.—JuIy /9, at it. Martin's in-the. Field;
by the Bev P. B. Dleklaaos, N.A., Kr. B. Blizard, of Dudley-
grove, Paddington, to Nary, daughter of H. flillyer, fag., of
Alton Cottage, Richmond, Surrey.
HEATHEH—SHKULOCK.—JuIy at, at St. Plitllp's, Earl'aeourt.
Kennington, by the Bev. C. Sutherland, N.A., James, son of J.
Heather, Seq., of the Crescent, Cain cu.ruad.villiis, to Frances.
daughter of J . V. Shedlock, Es 4., of Weirdale.cillsa, Ken-

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latou.
LICH.-001tE.--Jely IS. at St. George's Church. Henoter-
nen. by the Rev. John Y. AlFrye Major the Hon. Henry
littlMon rowys Keck. of Stoughton Grange. Litteclacrol'irs• to
Marla Gore, youngest, sentries daughter of the tats Vice-
Admiral Sir John Oen, G.C.8., G C. G.
PU71131111. 10, at st. George's, Centre ury, by
the in. Canon Stove, B. Plummer, kna Canterbury, to
Anne, daughter of J. allow, Nip., of St. Nicholas. Atewle.

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PRISTON—OBJUSIt.—JaIy 21, at St. Minuet,. We minter,
by the Rev. J. Preston, M.A., to Marino Anne, daughter of
W. A. Green. EN., of Nceleston-square, B.W.

DEATH&
BALDOCIL—.7II7 at Alpha.road, Mr. J. Baidoek, aged 42.
Bouvw.—Jly 19, at Cadoganaged place, Franc,* Jane Alice,
at IL Bnltea, 19.
112.24117u1y M, at [[once Mill, Knit, Blitaheth, daughter of
Mr. T. Mtku aged IL
GROVEL—JuIy SO. Boma, daughter of Mr. L Groves, of Upper
liA=attest Week Paddington, aged U.
A.—Julp PS, at Upper Thunaustreet, City, Mr. W.
Barriaaa 64.
PRATP.—.I IS. at Argyll.place, Itageututreet, Maria, widow
at the . C. Pugh of Bidghtahridgli.

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toseloriollool. la the Clg et Ueda". MAW. 44 the
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