The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-10 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.--BATMIDLY EVENING. The market was
steady to-day at the following rata :—Bpd sod all this
moot, 46. to 46a. 9cL ; April to Jape, 46.. 9d.; July to
September, 475. ; ad to Dee., 48s. 3d.—Delivery to lad
evening. 1,445 casks; m ivala, 2,266 make.

COTTON.—lrvgarook, KABCH 13.—last evening cotton
was so premed for sale that Id. to id. decline wee reported
to have been accepted for American. This produced a de-
mand, end been ems freely into the market today, which
woe rather lower than yesterday's quotetioya The melee
ere 8,003 bale, isisloding 5,650 American, 90. to 14d. ;
2,oooSerat, 7d. to 914. 100 Egyptian. 1 to 15d.; 90
Maranhao, Ltd.; d whisk 5.000 are for 19•081619= awl im-
port. To-day's import is 1,757 bales.

002 TON GOODEL—Maneuenrsit, Xenon B.—The re-
settee in prices in this market, owns; to the recent Assurieso
tideless end the orinsiquent deans in cotton at Lt = is
felt quite es sensibly this morning as it was
There are a good many manufacturers who are not in theY.
least paaiontricken. and who have quietly instrarted their
agents not to offer their goods for the present at any pries,
but the majority, and especially the smaller one% have
evinced unusual anxiety to aelL Of these, the makers of
shirtinp and other goods for India would willingly make •
concession of 3d. per piece, and some of lid. ; but
din • state of the market like the present merchanta
I are deposed to wait for indications of the extent to which
the present feeling of alarm may lead sellers, and are doing
little or no business. Sellers report, very generally, a very
small amount of business during the entire week, and an
almost utter eeemation of business for the last ample of
days. As India goods are most affected is price amen
cloths, the yarns used for making such goods are also
naturally among those most seriously depressed in pries.
There is no quotable change in yarn', but sellers would
probably accept Id. per lb. less, and especially those who
have what 'recalled Blackburn yarns to dispose of. The
market closes very dull and gloomy.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, MARCH B.—The market was at-
tended this morning by a good many boyars, but the trans-
actioos in both halls were limited. A few parcels of
meltons, at very low prices., changed bands in the coloured
hall, and also a few tweeds, but on the whole there was
little diepositina to operate, and prices had a downward
tendency. The demand for plain *anthem continues small.

HARDWARE.—Braninunan, MARCH B.—The trade
of this town continue dull, but the depression is not so
great as it was a month ego ; in the metal and jewellery
trades it is felt most at the present time. The electro and
other platen are also very badly off for orders, and at some
of the manufactories there is still not more than two-thirds at
work ; the iron-wire drawers, jewellers, and button-makas,
report that to far as they are columned business is as dull
now as was soon after Christmas. The gunmakers are busy ;
the tube-makers are working full time, and there is still
sufficient orders in for braes and copper wire to keep the
mills working full time. The do-plate workers are also
doing a moderate trade, but these are quite exceptional
instances. Upon the whole, trade is anything but what it
ought to be at this period of the year. The iron
trade of this district cootiuues extremely dull ; some makers
have not more than half the supply of orders memory to
enable them to keep the mills at work full time. The pro-
ducers of the best quality of plates are doing the largest
business ; for rods the demand is inconsiderable, and in mer-
chant bars there is much less doing than is usual at this
season. For secood-chus quality of finished iron there is
very little inquiry, and makers are pressing sales at prices
ruinously low.

MAN.-CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 8.-Our market was very
dull for everything, and without any change in prim
Wheat, 56a. to 645. per qr.; barley, 34e. to 364.; oat; 21a.
to 28e. ; beans, 404. to 42a.
Cantriu.n, MARCH 8.-There was a good supply of all
kinds of grain. Wheat, a good demand. prices the same
as last week. Barley, fair demand, no alteration in prices.
Oats, large supply ; prices much as last week, except seed
samples, which were sold fur about la more money. Piheat,
white, new, 21a. to 24e.; old, 21e. to 245. ; red, new, 20a.
to 225.; old, 20s. to Barley, new, 12a. 6(1. to las. 64.;
old, 12s. fid. to 13s. fd. Oats potato, old. Be. 6d. to 10e.;
common, old, 7s. 6d. to 81. 6d. Rye. 13e. 6d. to 14s. 6si.
Beans, 10s. to 21s. Peas, 18s. to 21a
COLCRIRTER, MARCH 8.-A seasonable supply of wheat,
small of barley, fair of beans and peas, the latter without
alteration in price ; barley maintained fall prices, and in
some instances an advance of le. ; wheat in slow demand,
sad barely maintained last week's prices.
Guttnrosin, Hawn 8.-There was to-day a fair supply
of wheat, but buyers were indifferent ; prices remain with-
' out change. Barley and oats in good demand at unaltered
rates, with a better inquiry for beans. Wheat, 525. to 68a.
per quarter. Barley, 325. to 38a. Oats, 225. to 27a. Beans,
38e. to 43e. Peas, 38s. to 404.
LEICINTER, MARCH 8.-The supply of farmers' wheat wag
barely an average for the time of year, and the demand was
good at extreme prices. New white sold at 63a. to 675. ; new
red. tiOa. to 63e. ; old ditto, 53e. to 58s. per 36 stone. Of
barley the supply was limited, and the tone of the demand
being steady, the beet aorta Pohl at extreme rates ; inferior
as before ; maltiog, 34e. to 38a. per qr. ; grinding, 30s. to
325. per 30 stone. A moderate share of business was trans-
acted in oats, and the prices of lest week were maintained
wimples realising 255. to tie. per 24 stone.
Newcarortx-orolt.Trun, MARCH 8.-At our market this
morning we had a limited show of wheat from the icrowers,
and having little offering from Use coast, the main bulk
having passed direct into the hands of the millers, fresh-
threshed samples in cooeequence were taken quickly off at
fully last week's prices; bat in south country qualities few
transactions transpired, still, however, where sales took
place, our previous currency was sustained. Foreign met
little attention, old red Holatein, weighing n•turally 504 Sn.
to 60Iba. per bushel, being only saleable at 56e. to 56e. 6d. ;
whilst far 600 DOW Silesian wheat.per Hamburg steamer,64e.
all per 504115. could not be exceeded. In flour there is
little alteration to note. Malting barley met little attest •
tioo. indeed many of our =haters have procured sufficient
to our, them over the meson ; grinding also in limited re.

quest. Malt still drooping. Little doing in bean, or
The arrival, of oats from !Scotland being large and
present requirement, factors have bum' under the rainessits
of landing to await a revival in the demand. The 'royals
this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 3,13 ii gra ; foreign.
2,700. Bark;, coastwise, 147. Oats, coastwise,
ocestwoe, 1,540 sacks. Indian corn, 240 sacks.

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NOBerm's, MARCH 6.—There was rather a limited supply
of wheat at this market today, and last week's rat,
were supported for all drecriptious, -,sarticularly for the ls•i.
samples. The show of barley wan rather more moderato,
although still considerable; more money was ilciumiled
the farmers, but the advance was not conceded, althougi.
last week's prices were fully supported. Flour sustaibel
former rata. White wheat (weighing 621 be. to Gllbe.)
to 63a.; red ditto (weighing 621bs. to 641 he.), 575. to
best chevalier malting barley (weighing &lib& to 5.1!1.....1,
365. to Mc ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing ralbs. to 5411,..i,
350. to 36e.; distdliog ditto (weighing 5211 e. to 55311*),
to 355. per quarter. Flour 425. per sack.
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NOTTINGHAM, MARCH B.—The show of wheat was limite4.
samples came to band in moderate coalition, and
trade was firm at fully late rates, Old white samples
at 47.. to 635. • new, 635. to 68.. ; old red, 428. to hit ;
new, MI. to 635, per 36 stone. There wee a fair quantity
of tttle), on offer, for which the demand was steady at fully
previous rates. Malting, 345. to 38s. per quarter ; grindiug,
294. to Its. per 30 stone. The show of oats was middling.,
and with a steady demand for feed purposes late rates were
sustained. Old 265. to 35s ; new, 2U to 275. ; foreign,
26.. to 30s. par 30 stone.
OXFORD, MARCH B.—There was a good attendance both
of buyers and sellers at this market today, whilst the
samples of wheat were more numerous than for some weeks
put. Notwithstanding the great bulk represented, prices
for good-conditioned qualities quite maintained last week's
✓ates ; and as retailers (from necessity) were compelled to
repleniik their stocks, the increase of trade was rather con.
aerobia ; inferior samples hung heavy on band. Malting
barley was a short supply, and fully maintained former
pt.ces ; grinding qualities not much in request. Oats, beau,
and peas not very plentiful, nor in much demand ; quota-
Cons much about the same. Flour (seconds), 43a. to 445. per
seek. Best bread, 6id.; good bread, 6d. the 41b. loaf, deli.
vend home.

Piermeonouon, Maws B.—We had but a small supply
el grain here today : a dull bode, and prices for all kinds
may be °moldered nominally as last week.
Reunite, MARCH B.—There was only a short supply of
wheat at oar learket this morning, sod not in particular
good cooditioa. The attendance wee an average one. Bun.
nem was very slack, aad prices remain unaltered. Barley,
beans, peas, cad oats unaltered.

Encases, Nauru B.—The various stands were only
moderately furnished, and the attendant* was not large. le
best dosed roes of white, of which there was a fair gem.
tityiat a quiet trade was done at about la. advance
for the primed lots over the prime of the former =ut.
Other kinds, however, were without alteration, and the
amount of business done was very moderate. Of barley
there was a fair supply at market, and the trade gamily
was very fins, superior malting parcels meeting with pur-
chasers at slightly advanced retest The oat Wade was rather
dull, but superior kinds still maintain their values, sad the
demand for beet parcels still keeps up. A few parcels for
seed fetched 64. mere mosey.

Wtensce, MARCH B.—We are only moderately supplied
with wheat at our market to-day, and best qualities were
readily taken at the prime at last week. Spring men in
shorter supply, sod quite adi dear. Priam to the grower
Wheat, whits, new, 1575. to BL.. 63Ibe. per bushel; red,
new, 55e. to 58e., 63Ibs. per busbeL Oats, new, 11d. to
la. per stone. Beans, 40a. to as. per 19 'tope.
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VirORCISTEN Ifinort B.—At this day's market them wu
a fair supply of wheat, which sold slowly at last week's
rates; but fanners preferred taking their samples home
again to sabmitting to lower rates. Barley, oats, and peas
nominally usoltsrad. Beene Ia par qr. lower.
Yon; Miura B.—There was a small supply of wheat
at the corn market, consisting of a winklitig of red sod
white aorta, which were disposed of at fully lass week's quo.
tattoos : for white sorts proem utried from ON. to 68e. ; red,
66a. to 60a. per 36 stone. Barley was le middling supply, and
met a steady demand at the prices of last week, malting
making 365. to 37a. per qr. • grinding 30a. to 325. per 3.)
stone. Oats came to hand rather sparingly and realised
recent currencies, 22a. to 245. per 24 stone.
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KIBICALDT, MARCH B.—At our country ronrketa this
week we had rather more grain offering than for tome weeks
previous, all of which met a ready sale at last week's prince.
Here, to-day, we had good supplies of all kinds of gram.
Bales of wheat sod barley ready at last weals prime. Oats
slow sale. and 6d. per or. cheaper. Wheat. new, 42e. to
68s. per qr.; barley, new, 241. to 335. ; oats, new, 20s.
to 28a.

WATELPOILD, bLeamt B.—We have again to report very
small supplies of Irish grain, and of foreign our arrivals
for the week are only moderate. The improvement noted
in the trade on this day sennight has been well maintained
and in most articles a oonsiderable business has been trans-
acted at very full prices. Irish wheat eagerly sought after
at an advance of la. to Is. ad. per learre4 and for foreign
we have had a good inquiry at previous quotations ; en ship
some sales have been made at rather lees money.
quiet but not quotably lower. Oats in better request,BulZ
3d. to 4d. per barrel dearer. Indian ears, a large quantity
bas been bought for the interior, at an advance of 3d. to
6d. per barrel, and holders generally are looking for higher
pekoe Flour rather cheaper. Imports this week :—Wheat,
3,964 qrs. ; Liana core, 3,872 ; flour, 20 barrels, 630 oak&
Exports this week :—heat. 177 barrela eat% 7,603 bar-
rels ; floor, 1,591 sacks ; oatmeal, 41 sacks.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CASUALTIES.

Grandee, arrived at this prat from Eastport, had deck load
thrown overboard.—Liverpool, March
Ivanhoe, arrived at this port from Portant!, with part of cargo
thrown ovarboard.—Liverpool, March 8.