The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-13 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TOMIDAT EVIZINCL—The market was yawl
today. _ Spot, aim 41s. • old, 40s. &L ; all this month,
; October to December, 445. 6d. Delivery to last
awning, 100 make ; arrivals, 16 arks.

OOTTON.—Lmorool, Arlo 12.—Thara M a large
boainam done at Lull piio.a. TO Was today ars 10.0001
balm, including 4, for apenektioe and 'anon. 1,500
23E, Vet ; 500 14110/11, he., 250. to 27 id. •
all *mobs: a. 270. to 28d. ; 580 Motto and JUIN, 2:44,
to ;74 ; 500 Ecrptins. 27d. to 30d. ; 300 SmyMrna, 224,3,,
to ; 3,900 Sankto 1243. 220. ; 2,500 QU. 17A.
to 18 .

COTTON 000D8.—ILtscnesreS, Aram It—The ex.
eitement la the Liverpool market, though it has told somewhat
upon yarns, has really not been responded to to-day in the
cloth market. We have bad no inquiry in consequence of
it, and no increased disposition to operate on the part of
buyers. Manufaatumni, of course, have mare to pay for
cotton, and that disposes them to be firmer in price, and to
ask rather higher for anything they have to make ; but the
rise in oottou has not led to ►ay improved demand. Our cloth
market, infant, preseets few characteristics differing from
that of last Toesday. The demand has been small, and the
operations have been few. Quotations for cloth in stock
remain the ants, bat sellers are not more able to realise
them, and certainly not more able to realise any act.
varies upon than than last week. The yarn market
has been more immediately affected by the improvement
in cotton. Bah yesterday and today there has been a de.
aided improvement in yarns, and some rather considerable
salon wore made yesterday to shippers, and also today, et
very full prim, .aieffy for India and the Meditemnout.
Rome trade manufacturers have also been laying is some
pretty beery stake in anticipation of being able to sell
their cloth to advantage, when the yarns now contracted
for ere woven up. Seller. of home trade yams report a better
searkingenerally. Prices are generally about Id. per lb.
above the rates of last Tuesday, the filar counts of yarn
being the dearer of the two. A moderate business has been
dorm in the latter, and the market for all kinds of yarn
closes very dross, with en upward teedency. It should
be remarked that one reason why cloth has not responded to
the advance at Liverpool to the same extent as yarn is that
merchants appear to have but few orders oe hand, while
speculators ere deterred from operating by the l►rge ar-
rivals of canoe in Liverpool within the last two days, which
are estimated at 96,000 bales.

MANUFACTURES. —Hironzanrinsi, APRIL 12. —The
improvement in the weather Ism hronOt an improved de-
mand for tha better clan= GI light &my goods, in which
• more than avenge business hag been Smarmed. In
Mace and steel decoking, union mixtures, and Bedford
merle a Melody Lade continues, and more confidence is ap.
parent throughout the market generally.

WOOLS.—Hunrcurino. Amu. 12.—A very fair oon-
anmptios of wools is gaiag on in the district, and most of
the best classes of colonial from last sales us oat of the
market. Prises of good wools am aphid the buyer, but
lower qualities do aim sell so readily at fanner rates.

001tN.—Hum, Arm 12.—At to-day's market a fair
supply of F,oglish wheat, which sells slowly at about last
Taies&y's ourremoy, beet nos of end reeking 375. to SA.
per 5041 b. to the grower. Foreign movies off in retail at
barely late rake ; fin. Konigsberg sod Stettin red held at
40a. per 49016. Barley quiet,bet sot emoted* lower.
Betas, peas, aad oats remain about the mom, with only a
limited dossed. Old Bodin tam aerie( at 28e. per
5011 b. Foreiga emirate for the week :—Wheat, 8,421 qrs.;
barley, 6,769 ; beams, 128; paw, 404 ; tares, 1,148.
Immo, AMU 12.—Tbere wee • good amply of wheat
at market to day, the trade for which mud at Maly late
rata. Fay little barley offering, and which was rather
lower to mil.

Lam, API= 12. —The wheat trade remain. proneely
is the dull date irs have had to not* for so many weeks ;
millers will oat buy except at a deeding, which holders de-
ign:aims:Up ; if sales wen pound no doubt a
slight decline would hare to he coomded. The bush:ices in
barley is Halted, and prime irregular. Brans and oat. sell
at former raise. Other articles as before.

Litwin:oo4 Aram 12.—We have bad • very fair
attendance cl both town sad country millers and dealer, at
market, but the hequiryf or wheat was found to be rely of
a most restricted .sraner at about the rates of Friday
last. Flour irregular, both in demand and value. Indian
earn was rely saleable in retail. sad prices must be quoted
the tura In buyers' favour. Oats and oatmeal dopreseed.
BMWs steady, at MI prima. Very quiet market throughout.

LYNN. Anus 12.—At oar Cont•ezoltanms this day the
supply et wheat was small, and the trade was dull at last
week's . Malting barley—the best maniples wars
required at f priors mum= sorts slow sale, at prime
spied sellers. Grinding qualities thm. Brans and ow,
prima without alteration. Per qr. imperial to the weir :
Wisest, white, new 6315 e. to 64Ibs. per ' bushel,
465. to 445. ; ditto ;ed. &Abs. to Whs., 41.. to 41s. ; ditto
red, old, Ms. to 6315 a. , 40s. to 41.. Barley, best MeV.
abet 'WAD& Whs. to &Übe., 36.. to 37a. ; ditto, runs Che-
valier ditto, 5311 m, to , 33a. to 345. Oats, 3615.. to
42155., 29a so 26.. Beans, old, 6316 a. to 6615 a., 37.. to
; new, 6315 a. to 6415 a. 35e. to 365.

Nrwcmaris. And 12—The weeder has bovine cold
Z:4la At our market this woman we bad • moderate
4al wheat trees the powers. ad although there was
act mush dedepez ship, the very Sat report trout Mark-
law demised • similar isfidece upon Id lad*, oar millers
coullaiag their purthame exclusively for the supply of thew
immediate wasp, at about Saturday's raise, whereas, bad
sales bewa formed, • redidies at shod lid. per qr. mast
Lase tem eisd Flour is very IllOdeffill request. mad
iodides desper. I,es maltiag bats:: demand Me
poorly mla end. Caw articles little
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astannosr, Arun. 12.—ht oar swine tedlay awe woe
ao sewage •sapply of grain of ail 'dads, and the aeleadsoce
was largo, bat osly • hotted bedews was dose in whist at
bat week's prior. Flour unaltered io vales. There was •
eery htad dessiind for barley, for which prices rescind
statiosary. A fah inquiry for milt, and prior scasisilly
usaltered. In other npwfa Users was so shanties is
prises sod the trade Andy. Wheat, 36.. to 435. Barley,
335. to 375. Oats, Us. to Us. Beans. 40s. to 44.. Peas,
30s. to 36a. Rye, 28.. to 365. per qr. Flour, 30a. to
355. per anok. Malt, 60a. to 66. per qr.
CATTLE.—fiALISBCZY, Ann, 12.—Oar mute* today
12.- Oar

vai
of buyers was rather lamp There were muse ury prime
animals as offer, whisk mid ruddy on waist Swim, sad •
total elearsace was eleseled. There ware somo prime sheep
pearold, bat very sheet to point of umber and the trade
wit brisk, fully malubsidac hat market's prices. We had a
laexetaarmmis"ump* clealve• which mei apod deemed.
Them wit a Inge badness doMe is pip at kU rates, sad
tits supply was lisavy. Beet ox beef, 11.. 6d. to 12• 6d.
per more ; row cad heifer ditto, 10c to 11.. 6d. ; minim
of isferaw quality, bid. per lb. ; bat far the beet dolma,
dd. to 9d. per lb. (ia the wool) was paid ; weal, 7d. to
Tit ; frisk pork. 7d. to Yid. ; sad 8a 6d. to 9a per moors;
grew boom, 70. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, ;
sweet pickled Ism, 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pip,
14s. to 16e. each ; cows with calves. M. le 141.