The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—SATURDAT.—Th. !Allow market today
was arm. Prima were quoted us follows :—All this
mouth, 464. ; April to June, 46a. ; July to lisptem•
bra, 475. • October to Dooembor, 48A—Delirary to last
evening, 1:312 tusks ; arrivals, 742 auilia.

OCYlTOW.—Lremiroox, Mmica 15.—We have had a good
inquiry for mite° to-day, and the market is very firm, with
less offering. The sales are 7,000 balm, including 4,600
American, 94d. to 130.; 2,000 Surat. 71 to 11d.; 300
Egyptian, 9d. to 14d. ; 100 Pernam, 12d., of which 2,000
are for speculation and export. To-day's import is 24 bales.

corroN GOODS.—MAXCHMITZR, Maws 16.—The
market ham slowly recovered, daring the week, from the
extreme depression which existed eight or ten days ego,
oonsoquent on the news of the Federal successes in America.
Still there in not much business doing. For printers, lung
cloths, and T cloths the market is very flat, but sellers
would not now part with goods at the low quotations they
were willing to accept yesterday week. India cloths are
I about led. par piece higher than on that day, and
though there is not ninth business in these goods
My, some rather heavy sales are reported
s descriptions of ihirtings fur that market.
Tares are a shade firmer than they were es Tawas', but
without much bemire. The advice' from India are rather
more °accuracies. At Calcutta on the 26th February pion
were firm, but with a dull market. At Bombay, on the
27th, there was some business, without any advance of
prices. The market here is extremely sensitive, and al-
though the general opinion is that seen if the Federal arms
are suoesseful we shall not have much cotton for some time
to come, yet it is evident that this market will be subject
to finetuatiots consequent on the tenor of Armorials ad-
visee, and that buyers will continue their present cautious
policy no long ea prism eontisu• at the present high
rugs.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lima, MARCH 15.—The markets
were pretty well attended this morning, bat more by
lookers-on then buyers. • few wade of Melton, et very
low priors', changed hands ha the coloured hall ; and there
was also • fair inquiry far larieharbooken ; hat on the whole
the morning's trensacticen did sot exceed thiyeant average.
The white hail was very quiet ; the demand for plain
cloths continues very limited. At Batley, and througt
that district generally, trade I. still in a lalignishing state,
many of the mills being tidy partially employed.

HARDWARE.—lizeinwoliaw, MARCH 15.—The trade
of this town has slightly rallied, chiefly in cenwquenos of
fresh orders from the country. The merchants' orders re-
cently given out also show that the foreign trade is on the
move. At length there is something doing on account of
Canada, but its quite apparent that the trade With that
quarters to be only a moderate one this spring. In the
oontinsotal trade generally there is more lffe ; a steady
business Is doing to Spain, and the German trade is also
lookingup. To the East Indies there is nothing like an
average amount of business doing in any department. Upw
the whole, the manufactories are at wart nearer to full
time than they were a mouth ago, bat the slackness is still
much felt in the jewellery and other fancy trades, many of
the artisans engaged in them not being employed more than
three or four days. The iron trade in this locality continues
thoroughly depressed. In the neighbourhood of Saxton
furnaces lave ben blown out. This, coupled with the
stoppage dsoother large work, has caused a good deal
of unemployed labour in the locality.