The Express.
London, England, 1853-09-13 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1853.

MARKETS.

ST. P22E1131317118, SEPT. 3.
London letters of the 2Gth August received. Corn—
The demand for wheat continues: about 10,000 chets. done,
during the week, at 8 ro. 20 co. (28.70 boo.) paid, both on
the spot, and for delivery by the 10th September. Consi-
derable supplies ars coming from Moscow and Tver by rail,
instead of the circuitous and uncertain water route. Flee
—Without transactions. The Brothers Ardamatsky refuse
125, 110, and 98 ro. Codilla held at 35 ro. ; and probably
1 ro. less would be taken. Hemp—Transactions have been
unimportant: clean still held at 9.5 to 93 ro. ; and only
trifles of aorta doing at 8.5 to 87 ro. and 82 to 83 ro. Lin-
seed—About 3,000 theta. fine Monhansk, which almost
clears the market, on the spot, of that desoription, taken at
281 ro. ; and 700 chets. fine Ojatsk at 231 to 23 ro. Tallow
—Early in the week upwards of 1,000 casks done at 145 ru.,
when also 138 ro. was paid for soap, and 132 to 133 ro. for
200 casks pig tallow. Since then the market bas been firm,
with little doing ; 86 casks white candle taken at 154 ro. Some
reports increase the estimate of supply—making the total for
shipment (including wintering and detained) 110,030 casks,
or about 30,700 more than actually left Cronstadt lest year.
Freights unaltered, and no room offering. Freights—Fur
deals, 925. ed. per std. hd. to Li.mdon ; hemp, 8.55. to 87s. 64.
par ton to London, 9.5 s to west coast; linseed, 7s. per qr. to
London ; tallow, 465. to 475. 6d. per ton to London and
' 52a. 6d. to west coast; wheat, Be. 3d. per qr. to London.
Bzehanges—London, three months, 391 to ; Amsterdam,
three mouths, 193 to 1931; Hamburgh, three months, 34
13 16 to 35 ; Paris, three mouths, 410 to 411 per S. ro.

LONDON WEEKLY D(
Imported.

boos ,W. Indla eietp 11,3110
=Mrerklus bap 6,600
klladraebeis 6400
Correa, WJrille.. o 3,1 00
aks 9
Moths take
Ceylon begs 1,3 4
Cocoe,B.P bats re
40
Rairtt ladle.= 700

10.
1852.

DelMIN.' Pr. Stork.
2,400 r non 44,100
10,400 106,00 ❑3,000
7.100 111,000 24•1,000
4,700 240,000 2;4,000
33 ! 930 I,1)0
460 , 13,400 9,000
4,700 ! 109,000 113,000
SOO 14,200 16,200
lAN 3.600
660 9,200 16,000

COTTON.—Llvagrow., fixer. 12.—The market closed
heavily without any material change in prima The sales
have amounted to 5,000 bales, 1,000 of which had been taken
blexporters, and comprise 90 Pernams and Maranhams,
6 d. to tild. ; 40 Bahia, 61d.; 200 Egyptian, 6d. to 71d.;
Karam, 31d. to 4td. Import since Thursday 5,000
bales.

COALS.-Lownole, Sarr. 12.-Ships at market, 75 ,
sold, 60.-Buddle's West Hartley, 231. ; Carr's Hartley,
235.; Chester Main, 234. ; Cookson's Hartley, 225. 6J. ;
Cragwood Hartley, 225. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley
Netherton, 231. ; Longridge's West Harder, 235. 3J. ;
North Percy Hartley, 225. ; Old Adair, 211. Ravenswortb
Hartley, 235. ; South P t 11, Ws. Stobart's Hartley,
Us. ; Tantleld Moor, 20s. 6d.• Tarfield Moor Butes,
20s. 6d. ; Team Hartley, 21s. ; West Hartley, 235. ; Wil-
lington Hartley, 235.; Wylam, 245.; Walls End Goa-
forth, 245. 9d. ; Walls End Harvey WTlam 21s. 6d.;
Wills End Riddell, 24e. 9d.; Eden Main, 255.; Walls
End Belmont, 265.; Walls End Framwellgate, 255. ; Walls
End Hatton, 26s ; Walls End Haswell, 265. ; Walls End
Kepler, 25e. • Walls End Lambton, 265.; Walls End
Stewaks ; Walls End Hartlepocl, 265. A. Walls End
Kellos,2f;s. ; Walla End Tees, 265. ; Walls End Gordon,
238. 6d.; Watimy's Anthracite, 355.