The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—The average pnee of brown or MUICOV3,IO
sager, tb produce of the British nemesions in &limes,
far the week aiding July 8, is 2.2 a. 31d. per cwt., exclusive
af the ouitcaus duty.
BatlrtOts JULY 11.—The supply of samples of landed
paresis has hese small, sad but a limited business has Leen
dorm at prices rather in favour of buyers ; several cargoes
fleeting hens hem sold for arrival hero at late rats*.
fined sells slowly at tid. reduction on last week's quotations.
Rum.—But little doing ; prices nominal.

COTTON.—Lnatorii, JULY 11.—Oar market opened
this week with great firmness, and prices continually har-
desiag np to Wednesday, when the advance had reached
Id. par 16 on all qualities, excepting Swats ; since Wedoes-
daT the demand hem been small and the tone of the market
qqu'pmen and East India cotton, under the influence of large
ts from Bombay, has declined id. per lb., other do.
terfptisaa remaining without change. Speculators have
taken this week 8.310 bales of American, 2,120 Perron,
3,860 Bahia, 1,200 Maranhiun, 10,710 ptiao, 370
Smyrna, and 11,880 Surat ; exporters 5,1.'1 American,
680 Penman, 680 Bahia, 170 Maraelsam, 110 West India,
830 , and 4,960 Surat; and the trade 17,370 bales
of aßlinda. Ws have a quiet and steady market to-day,
sales 4,000 bales. The following are the offiMal quotations ;
Pair Orissa', 19d. ; middling, 171 d. • fair Mobile, 180. ;
middling, 17* ; fair Upland, 18d. ; middling, 17d.

COTTON GOODS.—NAscazern, JEW 11. —There has
not bees very much busimem doge to-day in yarns, but some
CL°l"ha been made for export. The Germans hare
):ers hays
to • moderate extent, giving full prices. All
descriptioas of yarns are scarce, and prices stand exactly PA
they did oa Tuesday. in cloths there is little or nothing
doing. The animate to head by the steamer from America
have almost entirely put • stop to basins. People are
generally withdrawing their goods from the market, but
there is not the slightest symptom of • giving way is prior.
This is the only feature of the market worthy of notice. Up
to yesterday there was • fairish business. No sheer in
the prices of cloth.

CORN.—BuurroL, JOLT 10.—We had a short supply of
English wheat at this day's market, for which farmers
asked more money, bet millers were not buyers at over
last week's prams. A fair trade in foreign, and values are
about supported. Barley continues in good request, at the
advance quoted last Thursday. Oats quiet, but not cheaper.
In beans and Indian corn very little passing. Arrivals :
Wheat, foreign, 8,702 qrs. Barley, foreign, 1,900. Flour,
foreign, 3,861 brie, 1,000 sacks.
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CELLNIWORD, JULY IL—There was • small attendance
to-clay, and a good demand for bast wheat at fully last
weeks rata. Weather unfavourable for ripening the corn,
and the early wheat is badly spoken of. Sun is much
wanted to mature the crops.
LINCOLN, JOLT 11.—A small supply of farmers' wheat
to-day, and prices same as last week. Grinding barley 6d.
higher. Oats and beans without alteration. Wheat, red,
Ws. to 56e.; white, 60e. to 62a

LIVIEPOOL, JOLT 11.—We badjitood attendance at our
market to-day, and whaat meta consumptive demand
at the full rates of Tuesday. F also rather more in-
quired for. Indian cars hi rather better demand, and the
turn dearer.

COALS. Lognot, JULY 11.—Byad'a Beside Had-
ley, lbs. ; Care. Hartley, lbs. ; Davison's West Hut-
-1,20.:15e. ; Grey's West Hadley, 14s. : Hastings
, 15*. ; Holywell, 15a 6d. L North Felton Gas,
12a. 3d. ; Walker Ptlmmea, 6d. ; Lim Main, lbs. 3d. ;
Walls Bad Braddylla Het4on, 16a. ; Walls End Fratawitll-
lbe. 3d. ; Walla End Haswell, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End
Hatton, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 3d. ; Walls
EtZEts, lbs. Walla End Camden, 16e. ; Walls End
11 16e. 3d. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, lbs. 3d. ;
Walls Hallos, 160 ; Walls End Trimden Thesakey,
14s. 3d. ; Carway and Dtiffrya Anthracite, 2Le. ; Candy
andDsgryn Malting, 23s.—Ship at market, 40 ; add, 37.