The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-30 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TUESDAT Ermine°. The market WM
'Wady to-day. Spot, 42.1. • JUDO, 42.6 d. to 42"....d.
July to September, 435.; October to December, 445, 9d:
Delivery to last eveeing. 83 casks ; !ma:rivals.

COTTON.—LrvrarooL, Mare 29.—We bays no change
to report la our market today. It remiss quiet, but
eeey steady• at yesterday's Glenn prices. The salvo we
4,00 bales, of which 1.000 are for export and speculation.

COTTON Goons. —tdeacriairrea, MARCH 29. —Them
has beets a slight Macrame, of business to-day m
shipping yarns, at the fall prices of Lim week.
A quantity of yarns have beer. sold at this day's
prices for delivery in May. Shipping yarns ue
firm at the close of the market, with a fair inquiry. Home
trade yarns sire quiet, and but a small amount of busmen
his been effected, without mach change in prices. To
some extent the market is still of • holiday character, TLe
cloth market has continued in much the same depressed
condition as we described in last Tuesday's report, but
rious India telegrams and letters to hand report on the
whole • more favourable state of things in that market,
and have given • little more cheerfulness to.dse.
There hes been some inquiry for fabrics suited to Indiiy
and a small amount of business has been done. The de-
mand, however, has not been general, and business
only be done where sellers were willing to take the lowest
quotations. There stems to be bat few orders in tie
market as far as ma be gathered from the inquiry, sod
each disposition to business as there is appears to be most!r
with • view to speculative operations. In no case ante,
any improvement in business has been manifested doe* it
appear to have been aoconmaided with All unprovsuiett
in prices.

ILWILIFACTITREEL—HODDERBFIELD, MARCH 2?.—The
buyers atteeding to-day hare not ben so numsrous as kit
week, and business transactious ha.. Dot reached the sum
amount, but still there appmrs to be a steady. though rathn
quiet demand for almost all descriptions usual in this warder.
A few firms are quite busy making light goods to order. mut
the mills throughout the district are in full employment.

WOOL& --IiUDDERIWTILD, MARCH 29.—Although pricer
are considered rather high, some heavy parcels have &wired
hands today and also daring the week. Low foreign is
more inquired for, and the trade generally considered
healthy.

OORN.—Brru., MARCH 29.—At to-day's market a fair
supply of Enliah whist, which is taken off at emit last
Tuesday's currency. In foreign next to nothing demi.
Barley slow, but not quotably lower. Beset and pear very
dull, and scarcely asked for. Oats unaltered. Tarte meet
with rather more inquiry at 335. to 39e. per qr. harem
arrivals for the watt :—Wheat, 5,883 qrs. ; barley, ti,ra;
brae, 518 ; peas, 904 ; tares, 773.

ISMS, MATCH 29.—The &owed for wheat today is
quiet, as our radian oral y purchase for their immediate
wasta, and we note no alteration in price from this day
sessoight. The few sales of barley that take plan are at
late rates. Beans maintain their value. Oats and other
amides without alteration.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 29. Although today's mark•:
has been very well attended we have had only a err,
moderate demand, and compared with the rates of Tneedar
last wheat most be quoted Id. to 2d. per motel lower ei
ship, whilst flour remains very unsaleable at a reduction f
6d. per barrel and sack. Indian corn in neglected, and all
desoriptions are the turn cheaper. Oats and oatmeal eery
dull and rather lower. Beans steady at late rates. Market
closes eat.

Entor, MARCH 29.—At our Corn Ezeheege the atteed-
snob of growers was moderate, as well as as the supply of
wheat. Last week's priew were fully realised for all &renp.
tionm. Spring corn no alteration in value. Per qr. imperid
to the grower Wheat, white, new, 531tia. to 6416 e. per
imprial bushel, 45a. to 446. ; ditto red. 6311 m. to 641 M,
41e. to Va. ; ditto red, old, 621 bi. to 631 b.., 40s. to
41m. Barley, best Chevalier malting, MM. to 5.51b5.,
36a. to 375. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 531bm. to 5416 m.,
33e. to 34. Oats, 361bs. to 421 be., 22.. to 26a. Bens,
old, 631bs. to 651b5., 37e. to 38a. ; new, 631 b.. to 6416...
35e. to 365.

NEWCMITLI. MARCH 29.—A steamer arrived yesterday
from Stettin with 3,000 qrs. of wheat, and although we
have no arrival, of English wheat from the south, our
market opined without animation, and on the trifling busi.
noes transmuted late rates were sustained with difficulty.
Flour vary dull sale, and inclioing lower. Making barley,
unless fine, unsaleable. Grinding barley, beam, and peas
unchanged. Scotch oats 6d. per qr. lower.
SALISBURY. MARCH 29.—The supply of wheat today was
' short, sod the attendee.. was ociearderable. Beanies was
slow, ►nd all good qualities =retained former quotations.
Flour unaltered in value. Good qualities of barley were in
more request than of late, at but week's prices. A mid.
dbng demand for beet malt, as last quoted ; and an average
Merinos, was transacted is other pais altogether at last
market's prices. Wheat, 37a. to 44.. Barley, Ms. to 386.
Oats, 225. to 28.. Beam 40a. to 44a. Pam, 30s. to 3(a.
Bye, 28.. to 38e. per qr. Flour, 30s. to 36.. per sack.
Bt, Us. to 66e. per qr.

C.3TTLE.-BALIDIMItT, KAMM 29.—Today's market
was very shortly sopphed with beasts, mostly of a rough
deecriptson, and the attesdance of both buyers and =retry
butchers was short. Sales throughout tLe day were slow,
and were effected on rather easier terms. The supply
of sheep was also exceedingly limited ; Waiver was
slack, but former quotations were fully maiontiaed.
There was a better supply of calves, for which
there was • good gale, former quotations being niain•
tubed. In the pig market the supply was good ; a deal of
business was done, and late quotations fully supported.
Beet os beef, lla to ILL per score ; cow and heifer ditto,
10s. to lls. ; mottos of interim' quality, 64d. per lb. ;
best dewed' (in the wool) Bd. to Ird. per IL ; reel, 7d. to
74d. ; fresh pork. 7d. to 74d. ; and Ba. dd. to Ira per score;
green bacon., 74d. to Bd. per IL ; dry ditto, M. to 9d. ;
sweet pickled hams, 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pigs,
14s. to his. each ; cows with Wye*. 121. to 14f.