The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-08 00:00:00

MA RKET S.

SUC:A R.—The average price of brown or Mincrie,l
sugar, the produce of the britinh possessions in Amara,
for the week coding March 4, is 2:o. fed. per cwt., no:hi:mi.:
of the customs duty.—The average price of brown or
Muwoovado sugar, the produce of the blituritina. for the wok
ending as above, is 265. fild.—The average price of brew uor
Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Rust Indies,
week ending ea above, is 245. 1,d..--The nvenigeprie ~f
the three oregoing descriptions of sugar jointly 1. LI.,
per cwt.
BRISTOL, MARCH 7. —There has bees a fair denaa.,l
duri7 the week for sugar suitable for refining
and ;full prices have been paid for the parcels ;
mar et, however, closes rather quietly. Refined in 0.4
demand. Rum: No sales to report—prices quite nefu.i,sl.

oorroN.—lUMPoot, Mance 7.—We have bad a IA
and slow muicet throughout the week with unsettled pr., ~,
resulting in alai being made at a decline of Id. per IL ups
American, Surat, and Brazil, and ! per Ili. on 1401414.
Speculators have taken this week 1,100 bales of American,
1,900 Maceio, 790 Egyptian, and 2,210 bales of Sura AD'Madras.
Madras. Exporters-4M bales of American, 1M) 8arau1,,,,,,
120 Egpptian and 2,250 Surat and Mailms, and the tis.is
42,570 bales of all kinds. There is no American coda
sea; there am 177,887 bales of Surat against 217,000 dole,
American, and 1313,235 bales of Surat this time last year.
We have a dull flat market to-day. Bales about 3,0
bales. The following are the official quotations as deter,
mined by the General Brokers' Association :—Fair Orleans,
14d., middling, 12,,'d. ; fair Mobile, 130., ;
fair Uplands, 13d., middling, 120.

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHINTER, Mace 7.—We have
to report a dull and rather gloomy market. The revise
Federal successes in America have led to a decline of cotton
at Liverpool, which practically, if not nominally, buyers for
manufacturing purposes report to be equal to Id per lb.
upon recent high rates, and this has canoed buyers here, both
for home trade and export pummel', to withdraw their
cent offers from the market. Thin &Rage comes at a time,
when the demand was overtaking the supply of goods, and
when there seemed to be a reasonable hope that fora tine
there would be an improvement in business. Tbe.e
is no ground fox surprise that the cans
market should be exceedingly sensitive at odoicoi
which indicate a possibility of any increased Imply
of that material, hut in reality there has been so little .ht.
vane upon tbo price of cloth that It seems unlikely then
should be a serious decline of prices fort some time to
come, with such an increased supply of cotton u could rota
from America even if some of the Southern ports were lobo
opened. The quantity of goods in stock is limited, and tO.l
quantity making is on • very reduced sage, but for the me-
ment prices have a downward tendency. We learn that
some kinds of India cloths have given way as much as is
per piece. Some manufacturers still hold very firmly to
their prices, but only such as have been willing to make sa
abatement have been able to sell. Printing clothe are 61
affected in price than India shirting., but in these and is
domestics and long cloths prices are weaker. T-cloths are aln
worse to sell. The best makes of cloth are leas affect-11
than ordinary descriptions. The yarn market is also very
quiet, and scarcely any business has been practicable. Fr
what has been done rather lower prices have had to be a;•
oepted. The accounts from Ladle are not considered favour.
able, and these, with the fall in the cotton market CODR-
quent on the American news, have had a very depiessin;
effect on the yarn and cloth markets generally.

TALLOW.—PSTDAT EVENING. —The market was fen
totlay. Prices closed as follows :—Spot, 46e. 6d. to 46e. 9d.;
all this month, 46e. 6d. ; April to June, 46e. el;
July to September' 47e. October to December, 48s.
to 48.. 6d. ; SontleAmencan, 47a, first pipes ; Anatraku
beef, 454. 6d., fine quality ; town tallow, 46a. Cahn
cocoanut oil, 50e. ; Ceylon ditto, 49a. 3d. ; Sydney ditch
4Ta. 6d. to 48s. 6d., fair to fino ; fine 1.4w0a palm R.,
425. 10d. boa& fat, 2e. Sid. Delivery to last evenieg,
1,236 casks ; arrivals, 2,288 maks.

CORN.—Barerot, MARCH 6.—Through the present week
there hes been more done in the wheat trade than for some
time past, briers having been attracted by the low nap
to which prices are now come. At our market to-day
wheat was in short supply, and sold freely at
gel
week's values. In foreign a fair amount of bur.
nem took place, with prices the in favour of sellers.
Malting barley more inquired after, and the turn dearer;
grinding slow. Oats, very slow in demand ; values
about the same. Arrivals ;—Wheat, foreign, 2,250 qrs.
Oats, Irish, 1,068 qrs.; coastwise, 753 qrs. Barley, !ph
115 qrs.• fore, 990 qrs. Indian corn, coastwise, 5 qrs.
Flow, eisestwies, 2 sacks; foreign, 20 barrels.
CIIINBIFOID, Yawn 7.—There was a smaller supply
et wheat at to-day's market, notwithstanding the condition
was woes& Bather more money was obtained. White,
625. to 64a. ; extra, 65e. Bed, 58e. to 625. Beans firm at
late rates ; supply much smaller.
LINCOLN, MARCH 7.—We have bad a moderate supply
of wheat offering to-day, and last week's ?=.l2l.fullvhs:P4
ported. No change in the value et oats .
red, 565. to 60s. • white, 00s. to 655. Barley, • to Be.
Oate, 20a. to 241: Bow, 40a. to 45e.
Livnaroca.. Man= 7.—We have bad only a bare attend•
ance of millers and dealers at our Corn Enhance this moon
ing, and in the small amount of business paring in either
wheat or flour the advance of 2d. per rental and fid. to Id.
per barrel and sack previously established was with difficulty
maintained. Indian corn had few buyers, and the slight
improvement made on Tuesday was quite lost.. Oats and
oatmeal move slowly. Beans are 6d. per quarter eheaper.
Peas and barley unchanged. The market closes lenient
animation.

WAKE:MILD, IiAIRCII 7.—Grain in Itifiltedznir.
Wheat was Ann, with a steady ecominniptive de
fully last Friday's rain Fine barley a dude dearer.
Be in little request, with weaker prior. .In Gate sni
shelling no change. Avenges for the week ending March 3:
—Wheat, 2,904 qrs. at 595. 70.; barley, 1,870 at 365. Bid;
eats, 38 g ft.; beim, 11l at 4la peas, 14 at 4th.

COAL& LONDOZ, Maim 7.—Bell's Primrose, 125.;
Waldo Wed Hartley, 14s. ; Darken's Wei
,14s. ; Holywall, 16s. ; Lambert's West Hartley,
/Ira. ; North Patton Gee, 12a. 6d. ; Wallet Ica,
12e. 3d. ; Taufiald Moos Butes, 12a. 3d. ; Walker Bra
rose, 11s. 9d.; West Hartley, 14a. ; W3lson, 11n •
Kale, 15a. ; Walls End Batton, 17a. ; Walls lira
South Hatton. 17a. ; Walls End Casson, 11a. 3d, ; Was
End South Belloe, 16s. 3d.—Bhlps at market, 62 ; add, 41.