The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW."TUMMT Eve:ctn.—TM tallow market
was fiat today at the following rates i—Spot, 46a. ; all this
month, 48s. ; April to June, 461. ; July to
ber, 475. ; October to December 48s. to 48a. 3d.—LSteettry2l
to last evening, 306 asks ; arrivals, none.

OOTTON.—Lnintroor. Ibsen 18.—The American ad-
viose are just to hand, but too late to effect this market,
which manias firm at yeeterday's prices. The sales are
15,000 bales, including 3,370 American, 944. to 1344.;
1,500 Surat, 54. to 100. ; 100 Peznam, 124 d. • 30 Marin-
ham, 1214. ; at which 2,000 are for speculation and
export. The week's import is 4,000 bales.

COTTON OCODB.—MANceenren, MARCH 18.—There
bee been very little business in yarns to-day, but Ithe
market is exceedingly firm. There is no change at all in
=Many people regard the accounts received to-day
America, by the Niagara, as having a tendency to
i the market still further. At present there are
ntrseD making to test what prices spinners would now be
willing to accept, but it is expected that bnyers will soon be
compelled to operate, and probably to a rather considerable
extent. The accouets from India are better, and are
thought likely to produce more activity in the counts and
qualities of yarn usually shipped to that market, but at pre-
sent therein nothing doing worthy of mentiors. The market is
very inactive in yarns muted to the hometrade, and forother
sources of demand. The improvement in the cloth market
which we noticed on Tuesday continues up to the present
time. There is again a better demaand for fabrics suited
to India ; and menufactoren are able to do better than
they were last week by about 1141. per piece. Many of
them, however, are asking a little more than that, and this
checks business. From this cause there is not much doing.
The India somata as regards cloth are rather unsatis-
factory. The Culcutta accounts up to the Bth February
show no improvement but on that day or the day When
news had arrived from London down to the 10th January,
giving details of the settlement of the American difiloulty,
and there was an exportation of improvement. But tole-

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graphic advioes now to hand of a later date than the
letters of the Bth of February (above rofered to),, state that
no improvement had yet taken place. Buyers iu Mau-
chester are therefore much discouraged, and some of thew
me holding aloof from the market.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanns, MUCH 18.—The market
this morning was one of the worst among the many qpet
ones we have meetly had to report. Very few buyers
made their appearance, and their purchases were limited to
immediate requirements. Only a very smell quantity of
goods changed hands. Prices are decidedly iier. Weal
maintains its firmness. The bicklings yesterday at the
London sales were as spirited as ever.

MANCFACTURES.—HunDtgannAbfAscHlB.—There
appears to be some little improvement in the market today
as compared with the last two or three weeks, a little room
business having been done in black doeskins and low.pries
unions for shipping; but the cautions manner in which
merchants transact their business gives no confidence in
trade as regards spring goods.

WOOLS.—IinDDEURTIZLD, MARCH 18.—Them is more
doing in wools, but with the uncertain prospect before
them, manufacturers cannot be prevailed upon to purcbsse
more than a few weeks' consumption, being certain that the
next sales will commence early m May, towards which a
large quantity has already arrived.

CORN.-Hutr., MARCH 18.-At today's market a smell
supply of English wheat, which is taken off by local Indian
at about last week's currency. Foreign neglected, but oat
flu much depressed as during the week._ Barley of choice
quality fully as dear ; grinding unaltered, with very retail
demand. Beane and peas fully la. cheaper. Oats, 64. to
Is. lower, with little inquiry. The foreign imports last
week are as under :-Wheat, 467 qn. • barley, 3,011;
beans, 3,000 ; tares, 17 ; linseed and apeseed, 2,669 ; bona,
291 tone.
Lune, MARCH 18.-The demand for wheat today is
even more restricted than on Friday last, and prices must
be quoted nominally, the same as on that day. No altera-
tion in the value of barley. Oats and beans, with other
articles, slow, at late rates.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 18.-We had a fair attendance oft
millers and dealers at our corn exchange this moan-
ing, and a healthy consumptive inquiry was experienced foe
wheat, which sellers met by making a concession of about
ld. per central, and a fair amount of business resulted.
Flour must be quoted 6d. per barrel and sack cheaper, with
still a dull sale. Indian cora was in improved request at
an advance of 3d. to 6d. per quarter. Oats and oatmeal are
held firmly. Beans have again given way 6cl. per quarter.
has. and maintain late rates. By private telegram
reosived Niagara at the close of market, its announced
that Use Amerkarr government have impreadan export duty
oa flour of 10 cents per barrel.
LYNN, MARCH 18.-Weather continues favourable for
lapwing. At our Corn Exchange this day we bad a small
supply of wheat ; best samples maintained late rates, damp
qualities lx. per quarter cheaper. Bailey, both malting and
grinding samples, fully as dear. Beans and peas each lc per
4. 1k lower. Prices per immial quarter to the grower :-
white, new, 6 . to 64Th.. per imperial
bushel, 575. to 636. ; ditto, rod, 6llbs. to &alba, 565. to
60a. ; ditto, old, 5811 e. to 621 be., 46e. to 56e. Barley, best
chevalier malting, 531ba. to babe., 386. to 40e. ; ditto runs
chevalier ditto, 52115. to 531b5., to 375. Oats, Nibs.
to 4211 n., 241. to 275. Beans, old, 6311*. to 651b5., 424.
to 48s. ; new, 631 be. to &Jibe.. 42a. to 46a
Newmurrts, MARCH 18.-The weather continues harsh
and wet, so that the condition of all grain is much affected.
At our market this morning we bad a moderate show of
wheat from the growers, for which a slow sale was ex-
perienced at rather under Setarday'm rates. South country
and foreign varieties were offered at a reduction of ls. per
quarter without exciting attention. Flour inclining cheeper.
In other articles little chars* of moment occurred.

Samminav, Maacii 18.ZOnr market thin morning was
moderately supplied with grain, with a very thin attendance
of buyers. Business in wheat was slow ;in some inatancei
late quotations were maintained, but the trade generally
hada eight downward tendency. Flour unaltered in value.
Beet manlike of melting barley were in fair request, ned
fully maintained former quotations. Malt was a dull sale,
but prices remain nominally unaltered. Very little busi-
ness doing in other descriptions of grain, with ► slight
downward tendency. Wheat, 50e. to 64e. Barley, 275. to
40a. Oats, 225. to 30e. Beans, 40e. to 435. Peas, 40a.
to 45e. Bye, 30e. to 35e. per qr. near, 425. to 48..
par amok. Mali. 7s. Pd. to fia. 3d. per bushel.

OATTLE.-Bationtiar, 11.tricH 18.—Our market to-
day was tolerably well supplied, the mason conaidere4
and generally of a useful quality, but the attendance of
buyers was somewhat limited. Bmineas,therefore, for this
description of stock was by no means quick, yet late in
the day • clearance was effected, prices on the whole de.
dining about 6d. yer wore. Sheep ware rather scantily
supplied, the remit of which was everything on offer
found buyers, and former quotations were fully
maintained. was a good 'apply of calves,
which met • tolerably good demand, prices re-
maining unaltered. The pig market was heavily supplied
and with a large demand, a deal of basins's was done,
bat pries ran very high. On beef, 10s. 6d. to 12a. per
wore; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. 6d. to lls. • beat lldwu
mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breeda, 7d. to 7Lrenl, 7d.
to led. ; freak pork, 7d. to ; salted , 76d. to
Bd., undies. 6d. to 11s, per score; green bacon, Bd. per
lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quarter
old store pip, from 164. to 2in. ; cows with eaves, 121.
to 151.