The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—WZDNMSDAT EVENING.—The market ski
quiet today. him closed as follows :—Spot, 46•.:41 •
all this month, Cm ; Julie oely, 465. 9d. ; July to set.'
tember, 465. 9d. to 475. ; October to Deeembei, 4us.
Odessa sheep, tine, 475. 3d. ; mixed melted, 46..
Aurtralian beef, 455. to 45.. 3d. Delivery to last evesiog,
396 auks ; arrivals, 2,185 casks.

COTTON.—Lrvziroot., Arait 2.—Our market coa•
tines steady, but with only • moderate hokum doing.
The sales are 5,000 bales, including 3,140 Americar, at
90, to 130. ; 1,500 Surat, at 7d. to 101 d. ; 201) p.
t at 1 1 id. to 14 d. ;80 Pernam, 12i to 121 d. ;aI itLia
and 11 fl. ;30 Maranhanr, at 124 d. ;of which Aro „efor speculation and export. The week's import is a1,•74,0
bales.

CORN.—Bourou, Amu 2.—A small supply of wheat
aid dry samples fully as dear as last yea. There was
wore in for Naas at late rates ; oats and peas slow,
but sot lower. Wheat, red, 565. to 58s. ; white, 60s. to
625. ; beans, 395. to 425. ; peas, 324. to 40s. ; oats, 235. fur
12 stone.

BToorrox-ox-Turs, APRIL 2.—There are no arrivals
grain coastwise to report for the past week. At this day's
market there was a fair show of wheat from the growers,
white was mostly in bad caudition, such met a slow Ede at
about bat week's prices ; dry samples as well as foreign and
south country were unchanged in value. Oats quiet. Beans
lied peas unaltered. The weather continues exceedingly
wet.

GLASGOW, APRIL 2.—This day'a market win ruled
Bat, and in the absence of bodges@ quotations for wheat are
awroisally unaltered altboogh holders would have made some
farther eoneseekei, had buyers come forward. Floor sold in
rata, at a decline of about 6d. per barrel oc last 4uotatioos.
Oats and oatmeal met a very slow sale at previous rates.
Barley offering cheaper. Per and Indian emu about 3d.
per boll lower on the week. Beans steady.

HIDES AND LEATHER.—The period of • dull leather
trade Is still further protracted, the market during the peat
month having shown scarcely any alteration. The amount
of business done hes probably 7ratber exceeded that of the
previous month, but the character of the transactions Mil
proves that purchases are generally restricted to the aupplyof
immediate wants. We cannot, however, report any dwaded
increase of stacks of any article, and prices are nearly us.
changed—almost the only alteration being a decline of id.,
and in some cease of Id. per lb. on heavy fore* butts.
We have before remarked that the continued steeafeis,
not firmness of the market, without accumulation o.
stock, under the circumstances of many months of lessened
consumption, may be considered as a satidactory indication
for the future, and we may hope that as the period of the
year when the preemie of diminished employment is most
felt ham now pared, we shall shortly er.pwinifes some
crease of the demand; but we can scarcely expect the full as.
tension of business so long as the operations both of com-
merce and manufacture are narrowed by the continuance of
the war in America. In raw goods, also, there has been but
little change. The imports, excepting of Australian hides,
have been limited. The transactions in sole leather hides
have been unusually small, and prices have shown a de.
dining tendency. East India kips, however, have met
full average demand both for the home trade and for ex.
portation. At Leadenhall yesterday the trade was again
very dull, but the supplies of freak leather were small.
Good 'Cufflink butte of Ifilbs. to 221te., and English
shoulders, WINO scarce and ia request. Dressing hides were
4so in very small supply—(From the circular of ileum
T. J. and T. Powell.)

00ALL—LCamow, APRIL 2. —Wylam, 41s. 6d.: Wall
Etd BeeddyEs Hata" 16s. 9d.; Walls Rod Hata.,
17s. 6d.; Walls End 16s. Bd. ; Walls End Belles,
16s. 6d. ; Oarway mad Anthracite, 21.. 6d.; Oar.
mipale Dulfryn Malting, 24e. ; Cowpen Hartley, 16s. 6d.
at mOwit, 17 ; sold, 16.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
mum Pas. Bier- Total, Total
SAILWATO open *angers chandlee 1862 1661
Week ending Feb. 2. X L
Great Indian Peninsula • . 4371 2,107 1,971 8,278 4,7
Week ending March 22.
Folluburah and Olsagoie 1801 8,527 8,582
Scottish North /astern .. 111 4.170 1.815
Week e • March 25.
& Acct. & ar“-Yett.