The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

MAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British poseresioss io Amerim,
for the week ending Sept. 2, is Ms. Od. per cwt., exclusive
ci the customs duty.—No return of the price of brown
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, fur
the week ending u above.—The average price of brown or
Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Fut ladies, for the
week ending as above, is 2Ee. 94c1.—TLe ge price of
the two foregoing description, of sugar jointly is 2:14. Sid.
par

listsroL, SEPT. s.—The market has become very quiet
this week, and only very few sales have been made. Prices
are with difficulty supported, and have tendency down-
wards. Renner,' produce is cheaper, and sales mall.
Rum, no males to report. Logwood : A Ferrel of about
60 tone Jamaica, of direct import, has been sold at 6/. per
ton en ship.

TALLOW.-Pmat Evunfo.-The market was quiet
to-day. Spot, new, 49x;1861, Y.C., 48a. to 48a 3d.; October
to December, 495.; December, 49e. ed. ; January to March,
495. 9d. Delivery to last evening, 797 casks; arrival',
402 auks. Town tallow, 475. to 475. 3d. At the public
auctions of 1,494 casks offered 1,178 were sold : Awandian
beet, fair to fine, at 45e. to 455. 6d.; inferior, 438. to 441. ;
South Americo, first piper, 47•.; pure yellow, Or. to
48s. 3d.; Taganrog sheep, 48s. 6d. to 49a. No beet offering.
Cocoa nut oil steady-CoAie at 56e. ; Ceylon, 535. od. to
545.; Sydney, fine, 535. 6d. ; middling, 525. to UN. 31.
Yahn oil quiet, at 43e. to 43a. 6d.; Accra, 41s. to 405.;
palm nut oil, middling to fine, 425. to 435. ; black, 40r.
to 415.; horse-grease, 38a ; rough fat, 2s. 6d.

COTTON.-I.lvearoola s.—Tbe market continued
its upward course from Friday last until Monday, and on
the latter day a further advance had been established of
about 3d. per lb. on American, Brazil, and Egyptian, and
about 2d. on East India: a penis then ensued, and the sake
on Tuesday did not exceed 8,000 bales. On Wednesday a
change of wind leading to the expectation d an immediate
and considerable arrival of Surat' produced a more marked
effect, and the market was brought almost to a stand pester.
day, when only 1,000 bales were sold. There is a re-action
from the extreme prices realised on Monday of id. to ld. per
lb. on American and Surat (quotations of which are to a
great extent nominal), with scarcely sufficient business to
test the market fairly. Brazil has become neglected, and
the quotations show an advance of about 2d. per lb ; prices
must be considered nominal ; the same remark will equally
y
appl to Egyptian. Speculators have taken 49,990 bales ;
15,470 American, 790 Persians, 5,070 Bahia and Mamie,
320 Maranham, 10,570 Egyptian, 130 Smyrna, leo., 17,080
Surat, 310 Madras, and 250 Bengal ; and there are reported
for export, 5,580 bales, viz., 830 American, 570 Perham, 30
Bahia, 290 Egyptian. 10 Smyrna, 3,700 Surat, sod 210
Bengal. The market to.day opens with a better tone and
more inquiry. There are seven! buyers of Swats to arrive
at some recovery from yesterday's decline.

COTTON GOODS. filmr. 5. —The =Met
for yams has been remarkably firm, without the learnt
giving way in prices. Some spinners are asking even higher
prices than oo Tuesday. This is more particularly_ the case
for home-trade yarns, which are dearerby ld. to 2d. per lb.,
and cheap lota offering have been taken rather eagerly.
For cloth the market has been exceedingly fiat. The much
quieter state of the Liverpool cotton market for a few days
past has reacted upon this, and yesterday speculators were
generally rather inclined to sell at a slight decline of prices.
There were some exceptions to this feeling so far as
price was concerned, but there was very little dis-
position to purchase. This morning the feeling of
distrust was increased by • telegram from Liverpool
posted ,in our Exchange, which mid :—" At a meeting of
cotton broken, just held, a proportion to take stock was
negatived by 24 to 15." The report canoed a little ruseasi-
nein for some hours among heavy holders of cloth on speco-
latioo, and offers were made to sell at ls. to 2s. per piece
decline. The alarm, however, was hardly general,
and the market recovered this afternoon. As a
rule, sellers do not appear anon to sell this
evening, and buyers are rather cautious. The real
transactions of to-day have been on • very limited
scale. What has been done has mostly been for specula-
tion, and we hear of little or nothing doing in the shape of
orders to make. Manufacturers do not care to name prices
for goods in the loom, but prefer to wait till they are rawly
for market and take their chance of the prices then ruling.

CORN.—BiumroL, Sm. 4.—We had a good of English
wheat at our market to-day, chiefly from the new ; the
trade ruled very dull, and farmers bad to submit to a decline
of 2s. to 3s. per qr. out new munnles, and Is. to 2s. on old,
from the prices of this day se'onight. Foreign in very
limited request, and all qualities except Amersean were Is.
per qr. cheaper. Barley without much inquiry, but bat
week', prices were about supported. Oata tending down-
wards ; new tawny sold at 235. per 3041ba. Indian corn in
limited demand for feeding purposes. Arrivabi :—Wheat,
coastwise, 299 qrs.; foreign, 6,834 qrs. Oats, Irish, 783 qrs.
Barley, Irish, 99 qrs. Flour, Irish, 1.) sacks ; coast-
wise, 5.
•

CHELMSFORD, Sm. s.—There was a good Impply of
new wheat today, and a large demand at prices rather
below those of last week. Red 50s. to 55e. ; white, 545.
to 58s. The weather is spin unsettled, which will retard
the late harvest.

LINCOLN, Sarr. 5.—A large quantity of rain has fallen in
this district this week, which has very much impeded
hatred operations, and prevented many the farmers from
thrashing the corn. Owing to this. our supply of wheat at
market to-day has been small, but still sufficient for the
wants of our millets, who were enabled to buy at • mds
tion of L. per qr. Red, 535. to 565. ; white, 56e. to 59a.
Very little new barley offering, but the quality la likely to
prove over OLD average. _ _

lavaarom, Bar. 6.—With • moderate atteadsace of
buyers at this morning's market wheat met a fair consumptive
demand at a decline of 2d. per rental on the week ; red
haviug • better sale than white. Flour moved slowly at a
reduction of 6d. per barrel and sack. Indian corn may be
quoted 9d. per quarter cheaper on the week, with a fair in-
quiry. No change in oats and oatmeaL Beans and barley
steady at full prices. Peas Is. per quarter dearer. The
market closes with firmness, but if the weather keep tine
next week the large arrivals will try it.
WAXER:ILA Bar. s.—Wheat quiet ; new vary much in
quality, and good dry samples only !lathing burin at la to
2s. less than last Friday. Old only in retail demand. New
barley not much in supply, and prices still rather high. Oats
rather cheaper. Beans and other articles without change.
Average for the week ending Sept. 1 :—W beat, 1,183 qrs.,
at 60e. 2d. ; beans, 11, at 455. ; peas, 25, at 475.

00ALS.—Lownoz, evr. s.—Hutiap Hartley, 16..;
Holy well Main, 16s. ; Tanfirdd Moor Bats,; Walker
Primreae, 12.. 3d. ; Wylam, 16.. ; Walls End (Worth,
14s. 9d. ; Walls End Hadley, 14a. 93. ; Wall End Blade.
14.. 9d. ; Walla End Frantwellgate, 13s. 3d. ; Walls Eod
Haswell, 16.. 9d. ; Walla End Hatton, 16.. 9d. ; Walls
Eod South Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Stewart's lee. 3d. ;
Walls Eod Cando', 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool,l6s. •
Walls End !Cellos, 15.. 9d. ; Walls End South pool,
13s. 3d. ; Walls End Trirodon Hartlepool, 16s. ; Canny
and Duffryn Anthracite, 21a. ; Carway and Driffryn Malt.
in, Ms.—Ships at market, 46 ; sold, a