The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

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HOME CIRCUIT. —LEwm, Maim 25. TALLOW.-TV EVE.4IX6.—The market was steady
The business of the assizes for the county of Sussex was
with yesterday morning at ten o'clock, Lord 1 lttruar.:4iLLF•6l. 7074. re, 1: ae:be7r74B7: ,::. 18.1.Y3T.
Justice Die presiding in the crown court, and Mr. "'•
Justice Wightman at nisi prius. There are 33 causes 1 to led evening, 142 casks; arrivals, none.
entered on the civil side for trial, 18 of which are set down "
to be tried by special juries, but 15 of the number are
1 idioms for compensation for injuries received by the fatal
I. wisident that occurred in the Clayton tannel Jut year.

COTTON.—Ltvetarooi, Yeses 25.—Out market has
been dull and inanimate today, with a very limited buai.
nem. The sales are 2,000 Wes, including 1,410 American,
at 94d. to 134 d. ; 500 Surat. at 7fd. to 91d. ; Egyptian,
at Md. to 14d. ; of which 1,200 are for speculation and
export. The week's import is 2,268 bales.

COTTON GOOD& llsnoniusritt, MARCH 25.—The
yarn market centimes in a very unsatisfactory state, and
no business is doing. In fact, scarcely any offers have beep
made. The market is as flat as it can be, almost, but prim
are steady, to an extent that creates some surprise, though
la exceptional cases spinners manifest more anxiety t,/ sell,
and here and there symptoms of weakliest in prices are ob-
servable. The inquiries to-day after yarns have not been
sufficient to test prices fairly. In cloths business he. lee.
come duller, nine, last week, every day, and transsai,u
have lama on a very small scale. What
are made are forced, with the view of raine;
massy, and have been effected at very los
prices. Generally ',waking, those who are not obliged
to sell are taking them' goods oft the market. The timidity
of buyers is exklUtei in army ways, and no doubt the
position of the American war is creating much unwilliordss
to operate t them. It should be borne in mina,
however, that the accounts from nearly all our foreign
markets are so climeanging that there le next to no de-
mand for tattoo fabrics except where merchants are disposed
to speculate i• sad di* temptations in that direction do not
MOM to be or a very striking character.
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WOOLLEN.—Lame, MARCH 25.—A few low mellow
and tweeds changed hands in the Coloured-hall this morn-
log, the tweeds being chiefly in better qualities, 60 inches
wide; the market, however, presented no improvemeut
upon the recent average. Buyers will not operate beyond
their immediate requirements, except in job lots, sad even
then not without a strong inducement. The White-hall
to-day yea again very quiet, the demand for plain goods
being ves7 anialL

XANUFACTUBM.—HOLIDEBBTIILD, Mescu2s.—There
is no alteration to make in the report of the market to-
day ; a few black doeskins still continue to move, but the
trade in low goods for shipping is slack. The present
time is between the seasons for fancy goods, which makes
business in that breech next to a standstill.

WOOLS.—EaDDELSIIT.LD, MARCH 25. A moderate
quantity of wools have changed h& both to-day and
during the week, but the manufaetnring business is so
uncertain that buyers purchase only to • limited extent.
CORN.—Hou. MARCH 25,—At to-day's market a mode-
rate supply of E•glieh wisest ; good dry parcels support
last week's miss, bat damp and inferior qualities fully Is.
cheaper. Foreign is neglected, and sales only practicable
when holders give way, and the amount of business quite of
a retail character. Earley for malting in good request of
prices in favour of 'oilers ; grinding unaltered. Beans, per,
and oats meet a dull dragging sale, and late rates barely
supported. The foreign imports last week are as under:
—Wheat, 11,,856 qis. ; barley, 5,201; tares, 329 ; linseed
and espoused, 1,375 ; oil cake, 53 tons.
Luna, Magog 25.—The demand for wheat is not so
active as ine Friday, but the business doing is at the cur-
rency of this day see night. Barley maintains its price.
B, oats, and other article* still go off slowly value as

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Lars:neon, MIRTH 25.—We lave had • fair attend-
ance of begets atthis market, but the demandfor wheat
being confined to the most immediate MUMS d millers, •
very dull feeling peevailed, and sellers were &Ito accept •
redaction of 2d. per motel. The sale of floor is much inter-
fered with by the large auctions of stained and damaged
hekleaels market day, and priose us irregular they are
however in all ewes fully 6d. per barrel lower. Indian
COTO remains steady et 3d. per quarter below the rates of
Friday, with • moderate business pikuniug ; white being more
freely awed, is Is. per quarter lower. Oats and oatmeal
sre'both the tern lowa.. Beau, peas, and barley ere each
• shade firmer. The market doses without any life or
animation whatever.
LTNII MARCH 2.s.—Weetherdoring The pest week has been
of a cold eneettled character. At our Coro Exchange this
day the attendance of growers wee small, best wheat sold
for quite es much money ; out of condition samples dull
at Is. per quarter reduction. Harley the supply still con-
tinues limited. Melting samples fully Is per qr. dearer ;
pending as last week. Beams and Reis dull and prices in
favour of buyers. Prices per imperial qr.to the grower :
Wheat, white, new, 62Ibs. to 641 b• per imperial
bushel, 57e. to 635. ; ditto, red, Ma. to 641134., 566. to
60s. ; ditto, old, 581 be. to 6211:a., 455. to 55e. Barley, beat
chevalier melting, 53lbs. to 541b5., 38,. to 40e. ; ditto nun
chevalier ditto, Ma. to Whs., 345. to 37e. Otte, 361bs.
to 4136., Ma. to 275. Beans, old, 631 be. to 651b5., 42e.
to 48s. ; new, 6.3115. to 641 be.. 4b. to 46s
NEWCASTLI, )(Ascii 25.—The weather wet and tudevour-
able for out-door work. This morning we had • heavy fall
of sleet. At our market to-day we hod a moderate
show of wheat from the growers, but, owing to the dis-
couraging report from Mark-lane, the trade was in a most
lutlees state, and scarcely any trenesctioas occurred,
although buyer' might have succeeded at purcllssiog at a
reduction of Is. per qr. For very choice new Norfolk
yellow wheat, rather wanting in condition, 61s. bad to be
taken ; and 61s. 6d. to 62e., per MU. respectively, for
Lincolnshire white. Flour dull sale with • droopiag ten-
dency. In other articles little variation to note.