The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TULSDAT iVILIPSI3.—The market was
quiet to-day, at the following ntes New Y.C., 00 the
spot, 465. 9d. ; March, 475. ; April toJone, 475. to 465. 91;
July to September, 47.. 6d. ; October to December, 48s. 6d.
to 48e. ; Australian beef, fine, 46e. ; inferior ditto, 455. 6d.
to 45a. ; South American, 475. 6d. to 47e. ; North ditto,
46e. ; Cochin Cocoanut oil, 60s. to 50s. 3d. ; Ceylon, 495.
to 49e. Si.

carroN.—Livatrooc, Fin. 11.—Our =riot con.
lianas steady, with a moderate business doing. The skies
are 7,000 bal including 4,800 American at 9d. to 14d. ;
2,000 Surat. 614. to 100 ; 200 layptiAll. 120. to 180. ;
of which 3,500 are for speculation sad export. The week's
import is 2,094 balm.

WOOLLEN.—Lugmi, Fn. 11.—The markets to-dap
have been very thinly attended in both halls, and the trans.
actions of a very limited character • the principal demand
has been for light spring mellow., chiefly in low qualities.
A few tweeds and fancy goods have also been inquired for.
There are not many plain geode moving at prevent.

IIANUFACTITRES. HODDISSMIA Fes. 11.—The
market opssed this morning rosy quietly, sad continued so
for some time • later on, however, a few buyers from ton.
don and Oleagow made their appears:toe, and a moderate
business was turned over, chiefly in fancy woollens and
union good/ ; but tnasections have not reached the extent
usual at this mum

WOOLS.—Htmoinemmn. Fiem IL—The demand for
wools fs not equal to the: last few week', but a few small
pao:els, mostly colonials, still keep moving a at the usual
pllOlll.

CORN.—IIcru., FP. IL—At today's market • mode.
rate supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at
last week's currency. Foreign gainsaid and demand any.
thing hat lively, millers taking only retail lots. Barley
dull, and fondling downwards. Star and peas quite neg-
lected. Oats slow at barely We rages. The foreign imports
le wash am se Rader :—Wbiati, 5,978 qrs. ; barley, 260 ;
linseed sod :spread, 3,806 ; beer 303 tons.
Lore, Pr. IL—With very moderate arrivals of
wheat, the Muds dor act yet show any activity. Millers
would give the pekes factors would bare taken last Tues.
day, but this Wag mfosed, very little business takes place.
Barley slow site. The demand continues limited for oats,
beans, and other article,.
Isvgaroot., Fr. 11.—We have had • good atten.
dance of both town and country miller and desks;
at this morniag's market, and a fair consumptive deemed
has been o:permed for wheat at about Friday's rare, bat
flour still marine very difficult of sale, and is Bd. per barrel
and sack cheaper in most instances. A moderate amount of
bushier resulted in Indian corn on sellers giving way 13d.
per quarter. Oats and oatmeal dull. Beams, per, and
barley may each be quoted nominally se on Friday. The
market closes tolerably steady, but without animation.
LTWIf, Fr. 11.—Weather sirs Friday has been dry and
frosty. At to-day's market we had • small show of
condition was berar than last week, the demand was steady.
at fully lot week's quotations. Barley, both malting and
grisithig magpies, folly as dear. Beane and peas slow sale,
at late rates. Per quarter to the grower :—Whest, white,
new, 621 be. to 64115. per imperial bushel, 37e. to 63e. ;
ditto, red, 6111 s. to 84Tbe., 565. to 60s. ; ditto, old, 58114.
to 67Iba, 44a. to 54a. Barley, best chevalier malting,
531bs. to 51165., 375. to 30a. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto,
521bs. to 531ba., Xis. to 38s. Oats, 3611 m to 4216 a,
to 275. Beans, old, 631bs. to 651b5., 425. to 48e. ; new,
63115. to 641ba. 42a. to 465.
Nawcairris, Fa. 11.—The weather has spin become
open, but looks like a return at frost At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
which was cleared off at full prices. In south country and
foreign so little occurred, that the trade may be called
nominally unchanged. Flour a slow sale, and tending
cheaper. In other articles we have little variation to note.