The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-18 00:00:00

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TALLOW. TVZSDAr Evoaa. The market was
steady to-day. Soot, 445. 3d. ; all this mootb, 44'. 3d. ;
April to June, 41e. 3d. to 41a. 6d. ; October to Deems.
ber, 465. Ocl. Delivery to but sessile,l.4s GaAs; arrivals
ditto, 175 soaks.

COTTON.—Lmaroot, Mnarii 17.—We have had • large
busiuess in cotton w-day, nnth a karakuls', market. The
isles are 10,000 belay including 400 American at 90d.
22 id.; 8.070 Sort, 111 d. to 190. ; 640 Egyptian, 21d. to
Md. ; 470 Perim, 21d. to 214 d. ; 280 Bah* 19id. to
21d. ;140 Maranhem, 2014. to V.4d. ; of which 6,1. W are
tor speculation and export. The week's impart is 8,933
bass.

COTTON GOODS.—Matrcztarra, MARCH 17.—Then
boa been a considerable amount of business transacted to-day
in yarns. There have been buyers for India, China, the
Yediterransaa, Germany, the home trade, in fact for every
market without any exception, and the prices given have
varied from sd. told. per lb. higher than could be ()Winced
last week for theatres most in request for manufacturers
and for export. For the Bolton class of yarns there has
also been a good demand at Id. per lb. advance, and some
spinners have asked 2d. to 3d. per lb. mars than they could
have obtained last week. The market has been exceedingly
street, and a very excited hefts has prevailed. The great
advance in sellers' quotations has me doubt prevented laud-
awn to some extent, but for India male boyars have given
the tams of @mosses move freely than might have bees ex •
peoted. In theeistk maxim% thins has also been a good deal

of excitement yesterday and to-day, owing gully to tits
&dimmed prices of cotton at Uverpsol, and gamily *ha
enoostraging tenour of advice. from ',dia. A teiam from
Bombay of the 27th Feb. states that cloths had advanced 9d,
to ltd_. per piece. There was also a telegram to hand from
Oaleutta to the 27th February yesterday, stating that the
demand for goods was active, with Nib. shirting a*
Sr. 6a. ; 71b., at It. 6a. ; 61b., at fk. 14a, ; white
3r. ss. ; grey jamas* Sr. ; 61b. T-eloths, ttl:
tchartings, 7r. 13a. • and grey mednoollams, Is. Ha,
old : Banner mill at 11; auras_ .1 Pion owlu to t
advice' shirting cloths and most descriptions of printers boy.
advanced 6d. per pima, in the Mancharter market ; but it km
been difficult to get orders to make for future delivery, used
this hes limited business a good deal. There has been siry
little doing in long cloths sod T-clotha ; but of long cloth,
the production was previously engaged to some extent for
the Levant. Them has been some inquiry for jacmeta and
• good deal of badman has been doing ever since Thursday
last in mulls, both to order and out of stock. The &dn.*
asked by manufacturers have tended a good deal to cheek
business. The business in cloths generally, indeed, has oat
be.. so large aa was expected, the excessive prices demanded
for yarns having put it out of the power of manatee.
Wen to take orders for cloth at the rates which could hare
been obtained. By the quotations given above from od.
cotta, it will be seen that the selling prices there and Its
buying prices here are more nearly approximating than they
have been for a long time past. The prices there of 71,11,
shirtiep, for instance, after sllowing 3e. 9d. per piece ro,
freighte and other chines, come within la 6d. or 2s. per
piece of the rate at which they might have been purchased
here to-day. A fair amount of business is reported iu the
rarbut not so much as was expected from the natal..
itet to band, arid consequently the market closes
with • feeling, to some extent, of dissppointment.
MANUFACTURER. ifUDDLWtILD, Hagan 17,—.
The demand for low union goods Ms bees rather acorn,
and • fair quantity of them have changed hands for shipping,.
The black and mixture doeskin more quiet, men.h.ota
wiring, and in some instances obtaining, a slight concession
in price. The fancy trade, which in usually brisk at this ass•
eon, is also fiat, which gives • general appearance of dol.
mess to the market.

WOOL& —FicormaarveLD, MARCH 17.-1 moderate in.
sinew in colonial has been doeednriog the week, but to-day's
market has been uncommonly slack, owing, no doubt, to s
report that prioss were giving way some little in London.
CORN. Masai 17.—At to-day's market a vwy
mall supply of English, which is cleared by local millers at
an advance of la to 2a. per qr., best runs of red making 45".
to 465. per 5041ka. Foreign bald for more money, bat
business not active, and thistly retail. Barley, really choice
malting, support late currency, but secondary sorts sod
grinding rather easier. Beans and peas slow sal* at prices
in favour of buyers. Oats held at late currency, but defined
inactive. The foreign import; last fortnight are as nadir;
—Wheat, 8004 qrs.; barley, 18,145; cats, 1,715 ; bras,
to
66 ; pea bones, 3,800
976. ; tares, 1,155 ; linseed, 6,614 ; oil cakes. 193
m • s,
Lea, M.taca 17.—The wheat trade is quiet to-day at
Friday's prices. Barley slow sale, and none but the Urn
samples gain any attention. Beans, oats, sod other Adidas
without alteration from last week.

Lrentroot, Helms 17.—We have had a very good
attendance of both nankin asd dealers at this inorsu4s
market, and wheat bee met a fair consumptive sale at the
extreme rates of Friday, and on fine reds an advance of id
per metal wee obtained. Flour is held firmly, but does rot
attract much attention. Indian corn is in meditate mow
at former prices. Oats and oatmeal dull sale. Eg
beam am offered sparingly, and must be quotedla me
quarter dearer. Pere and barley unchanged. The market
dose with &mama
LTNN, Masco 17.—T0-day's exchange was moderately
'Waded by farmers, and a small show of wheat ; muddies
being improved, the supply was readily disposed of at se
advance of is. sad in some instances 2s. per qr. Barley—
the best samples of malting sold for quite as much moot';
grinding aorte is. par qr. lower. Beane and oats dull Isle
at last Week's rates. Per imperial qr. to the grower:_
Wheat, white, new, 611 be. to 6311 m. per imperial bushel,
60a. to 52a. ,• ditto red, 6111 s. to 6211 m, 44a. to 475. Bar.
ley, beet Chevalier malting, 531 be. to 541ba., 37e. to 405.;
ditto, rum Chevalier malting, falba. to 531 be, 335. to 36i. ;
ditto, distilling, 501bs. so Illbs., 30a. to 325. Oats, 3611.
to 4211 m, 22e. to 26e. Beam, new, 631ba. to 641ba., 36e.
to 380.

NIWCASTLI, MARCH 17. —The weather continua cold
with frost at night. At our market this morning we bad a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and being with.
out arrivals coastwise the trade opened strong end a geed
business resulted, chiefly in red American, at 50s. pm
5041te., old red Rostock at the same time commanding
same weight ; for mined new Suffolk lles. per 501161. eu
realised. Flour had rather more tone, and the rates of 3,
tardily more willingly complied with. Malting and grind=
barley unaltered. Nothing doing in malt. Boiling pen
still drooping. NW much as before. Oats held more
firmly.
SALISBURY, MARCH 17.—Our market today was well sr
tended, and the supply was good, both in quantity and car
dition. A considerable business was trammeled is wheat,
at an advance of Is. perquarter. Floor, 6d. to la. par met
dearer. There was also a good dammed for barley of all
descriptions, which very fully maintained late tam= i Goa
malt selling la per quarter dearer. In oats, beans, peas,
&c., business was tolerably active, and former rase, remain
nominally unaltered. Wheat, 375. to 52a. Barley, '2se.
to 425. Oats, 225. to Ns. Beams, 42a. to 50a. l'ata, B.
to 40e. Rye, 30a. to 3ds. p.r qr. Flour, 36e. to 41s. pm
sack. Malt, 64.. to 665. per qr.

CATTLE.—SALMBUBT, Mutat 17.—Our market to-day
was very shortly supplied with beasts of the meet Weld*
quality, sad the attendance of buyers was limited. The
generally was very dull, but the better sorts maintained Isb
prices, and late in the many lett on hand, and re*
aorta were the turn in favourof the buyer. The fru=
sheep was also limited, particularly the best
the whole of which *lmaged beads at the sz•
treme rates of last market. There was a lap
increase in the supply of caves, the sale foe whet
was rather dull, prices remaining nominally unaltered. la
the pig market the business was active, supply large, assi
Kim nominally unaltered. Best ex beef, lle. lid. b
12s. 6d, per score ; cow sad heifer ditto, 10s. te 11a;
best Down mutton, Bd. to 9d. Iptar lb. ; other tee*
7d. to 7id. ; veal, 7d. to 7gd. fresh pork, 7d. to 74d;
salted ditto, 70. to Bd., and 9s. ltd. to 10• per score; pee
bacon, Bd. to 9d. per lb ; dry ditto, 94. to 10d. ; sub
pickled hams, 81(1. to 10d. ; quarter eld store pigs, 12a to
16s. each ; cow@ with eaves. 121, te 14i.