The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

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fiUfiAlt—The &yang? price of brown or Muscovado soder, 4eproduce afiheltritialt I oestenuloos to Ins America, for the week e).. libweekilkie ve of the dot*a qui,.
ta=.l average price of brown M Wl=ll produce of the Mauritius, Collipited
mom MK Ind.—No return ban been made of the math
Ds or Iftssevado Nor, the produce of the Feet Indies, in in,
week ceding as above. —The average price of the two torquing
daaarlpalcas al yaw, jointly, Is 2, S. aid per cwt.

BIMO4, 11—The market has been tar from Agit.
this week, end the trade buy with caution. only akw
of West India have been displiscd of since our litst—eisieft,
crystallised Demerara—at rather easier rates, and the traow,
Raisin floating cargoes are limited to a cargo of Java& stinprk,
which has not traasptred. The Dora. with the Drat case
new Rarbedoes, has arrived here to-day. Retiner's posh,„
continues to nod a fair sale, but peeress are tar from !win;
remunerative to the insantacturera. Rum Is mall very dot

COTTON.—LfeklMooh, MARCH 23.—This week opened loth „
moderate demand, and the market continued aloe up t, the
close of 'Tuesday, with some irregularity In price, a lilieethupos
being offered freely. 01) Wednesday more activity preeeilw
with a more healthy tone in the demand, sad greater steadinesY
la pima. Yesterday a good business was done, but with like
Writ then the day before ; the market, however, closes steadily
and we resume our quotations of Friday last ; the a, tual sue;
exceed the estimates 10,790 bales. Speculators have taken
bales of American and 170 Eaptiens: exporters 6,990 Amencci,
100 Almelo, 150 Egyptians, and 3,170 Stoats ; and the truck
57,079 bides. There are at sea for this 196,160 bales of Allftrl.lD
and 141,160 Surat; against 146,902 American and 106,646
same time last year. We have a very fair demand this morue4,
and the day's Wes may exceed 8,000 bales.

COTTON GOODI3.—Y•NOZEITIfit, MARCH 23.—The impme.
ment In the tone of the market which showed itself who
I and of last week has gradually become confirmed. There Is so.
a fair assittuit of bttdaer passing for nearly all the expo,/
I markets, and the downward movement in prim has been forcibly
checked, even where no advance has taken place. In some ear,
them Is a positive increase In the quotations Shirting, for tie
eastern trade have decidedly improved In value since the begin
sing of the week. In yarns there is a manifest accession of
fidence in the prevailing feeling. There continues to be a lab
I demand for India and China, and a considerable trade is dun.
I also for Germany and the Levant. The price of yarns general')
I shows a hardening tendency, and In many aim the rate. de.
mended areid. per lb. higher than thole of Tuesday last. The
Dome trade remains comparatively Inactive, but there Is good
ground for hoping that the market generally has entered on a
period of more animation than has been witnessed for scene'
weeks past.

CORN.—CnildriVOßo. MAIM 13.—Fanners being busily n.
=pied In sowing bring forward but a small supply of wheat, art
we bad bat a poor show to-day. The demand being rood so mi.
Vance of Is. on white and ta on red was ertabitshed. &AM,
very few offering, price. about Um same. The demand for 1461
comaisfe chiefly for seed and grinding qualities—such mouton
late rates.

LIIICOI3. MARCII 23.—We have had a small supply of wheat
to-day, and farmers commenced by Wang& considerable advance
—ultheately the greater portion was disposed of at I*. mre
money. Very little doing In other article.. Wheat, red. v..
to 495. white, 411. to 15M.: hariey, grinding, 81a. to SU . maniac,
375. to QM oat., 245. to 28a.; beans, 43a. to 425.

WAXESIRLD, sLUtcg 23.—There was only a short supply 4
grain this morning, and the wheat trade was Ma at an ad‘rim:
of is. on the prices of last weak, with a fair amount of burin.,
Barley and beans are fully as dear. Oats and shelling rah,,.
particular alteration. Average, week ending March 19
Wheat, tilt qrs., 4ea. barley, 336, 40s. 70. oats, Go.
21s. ld. ; beans, tit 41s. 10d.

ODALIS.-146M0n, MANCE 23.—Benlon'sWeet Hartley, lie
ftssa's &Nide West Hartley, 164. W. ; lisatlng's Hanky,
; Holywell, lee. ; Tantleld Moor. lla. 6d.. Tanneld Set
Butes I2s. ; Wylam, lea. 61. Walls End Acorn Clow,
19s. 9d. ; Wan' End Eden, 19s. 9d. ; Walls bid Framwellante,
It 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 21s. 9d. ; Walls End Bette,
22n 9d. ; Walls End Keepier Grange, Ms. fed. ; Walls End Rawl I
Heelem mis. 9d.; Waifs End Stewart's, Els. 9d. Walls Lot
Ma. Walls End Hartlepool, 21a. ed. ; Walla End
leas 9d. ; Walls End Hellos, ils. 3d. ; Mali. Lal
you 1. 20v. dd. Walls End South Kellar, 21a. Walls
End South Dmliam, 19a. 9d. ; Walls End Thornley, lea. 11 .
Wall End Triandon ?hominy, 18s. 341. ; Walls End Whitson!).
16 —Ships at market, 42; sold, 35.

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