The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-05 00:00:00

MA ItEET6.

COTTON GOODS.
MANCHESTER, Apart 4.—There has been rather e.t.a•
business doing today in yarns, and s partial clearing out ~f
old stocks has taken place at lower prices, not lower
the rates asked on Tuesday, but at pi ices lower than t...
sellers required some weeks ago when they withdrew I:I.
yarns from the market. In some cases the deelise a. e.,.. •
pared with the time referred to is about 4d. per lb. to.
were spinners ore moderately firm at the rates cene%t
Lute and in the early part of the present week. 14:,
made from American cotton are in fair request, and betel:
find them rather scarce. There is evidently a better leek,:
in the market, which is partly due to ma
business for India and China, mused by td,
gams from the East, !one of which, dated Calcutta,
March 16, state* that yarns were in better demand and
they advancing. For Germany there is little or nothing
doing, and the home trade are buying very little. In
cloths there is more business and has been since Tuesday.
The prospect of leas production has stimulated buyers to
some extent, and hews some heavy lots of cloths suited to
the Wet trade have changed hands during the last few
days. In some cases manufacturers have taken a shade less
hums than they were willing to accept on Tuesday, and
this hag, no doubt, been one reason why buyers have leer
willing to depart from the cautious policy which has opera te.l
with them for some weeks past. The business has not ken
coosiderable, but it has been large compared with what
has been recently done. Not much doing for the home trade.
It will have been perceived that there has been au en.
esedingly quiet cotton market at Liverpool this week, the
sales having reached only 23,000 bales between Thursday
meek and yesterday, of which 4,000 were forspeculation sad
export Of these sales 13,710 bales were American, and
6,900 Surat. The jetports during the week have been
heavier than for some time, including 3,019 American, 2,3111
Egyptian, 9,546 South American, and 60,722 Surata ; total
iimporte 75,366 bales, against a consumption which probably
dial not exceed 7,001.1 American per week, and 21,000 Wee
of all other kinds. This consumption is being further
limited, as reported on Tuesday, by the entire stoppage
of other mills. Some mills, which have been rut,.
sing four days per week, fare now running only three, and
amongst these are the EMIL of an eminent firm at Toilmor•
den, known as the largest consumers of cotton in the king.
dom. In the city of Manchester alone 1,000 hands more
are out of work this week than last,'making a total of 8,30;
and 451 additional operatives have been placed on shun
time. It is this farther curtailment of production which
has brought more buyers into the market both for cloth
and yarn, the impression being that it most lead to higher
fLiCeor at e events prevent any farther reduction, an.
lt
sOlllO ell
serious decline should take place in cotton, from
causes at present not very clearly femme.

COTTON.—Lisgarom., Aran, 4.—We hare again to
report a very limited hairiness being done, and thougha
exams of the estimates 7,440 bales, the aggregate is cob
32,470 bales, of which apeculatois have taken 2,040 bales of
American, 780 Egyptian, and 2,580 Santa ; exporters, 2,2 c
bales of American, 790 Egyptian, 4,410 Surat, and 100 Inlet
a Bengali and the trade 19,590 hales of all kinds. Not
withstanding the small sales in American, they have been
eitteeded with a har&Wm tendency, and they close at id to
lodearer. The better clangs of Surat are easier, and in the
wer qualities we make a reduction of ad. per lb. There
meat sea for this port American, nil ; Surat, 148,112 bales;
whet 225,000 American and 244,825 Sunda same time bit
year We have a steady market to-day. Sales, 4,000 bale.
Tke following are the official quotations as determined he
the Geseral Broken' Association fair Orleans, 1341..;
middling, 121 d. ; fair Mobile, 13d. ; middling, 1244. ; fair
Uplands, 120. ; middling, 1218.

1317 GAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
eliduq the produce of the British pommies' in America,
for the week sad* AprU 1, is Els. 31d. per cwt., exclusive
of the euelome dam.—The average price of brown er
Menem& wager, the produced the Mauritius. for the week
eadiag as above, is 17s. 91d. —The average price of brown
or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East Indies, for
the week coding as above, is liSs. 11 Ad. per cwt.—The
average pries of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar
jointly is 2k. Is. permit.
Itstimoi, APRIL 4.—The market has been fiat and quiet
the whole week, sad but very few Wee have been made,
and thesdat rime folly 6d. to la. in favour of buyers. Re-
lined is also lower, sad sells very slowly. Rum quiet, prima
mondial

TALLOW.-Flankv Emma. -The market was descly
to-day. Prices as follows :-Y. C. on the Spot, 46e. 3d. to
465. 6d. ; all this month, 466. ; June, 46.. 6d. ; July to
September, 46e. 9d. ; October to December, 48a. to
48e. 3d ; Smith American, 46a. 6d. ; Odom mixed melt.,
46e. 9d. ; beef, 455. fld. ; Australia' beet 45e. to 455. 3d. ;
fine inferior, 43a. to 44e. Cochin cocoanut oil, 49e. 6d. to
50s. ; Ceylon ditto. 49e. ; Sydney ditto, 475. to, 435. ;
good to Ina, 465. to 46a. 6d. low quality. Palm oil,
411. 104- Ida Laps, ses. 6d. to 40e. Yrtm nut oil, 31.. to
375. Hone grease, 38s. to 395. Delivery to last evenin;,,
1,463 casks; arrivals, 782 make.

0011N.—Batem, Aram 3.—The simply of Foglia'
wheat at our market to-day wee short, and -tbe demand fair,
at fully lest week's prices. A better inquiry for foreign,
without alteration in values. Beet malting barleys sought
after. and fully L. per qr. dearer ; grinding quiet, and ao
higher. Oats m large supply, and on er ship sales a mine.•
tion of Bd. per qr is readily conceded. Indian corn and
beans very (aiak Arrivals :—Wbeot, foreign, 2,308 qrs.
Oats, Irish, 5,197 qrs. ; foreign, 1,033 qrs. Barley, Irbk
286 qrs. ; foreign, 5,900 qrs. Indian corn, coastwise, 100qm;
foreign, 920 qrs. Flour, foreign, 10,826 brie,.
Climateeoze, Aram 4.—The weather be. improved the
last two days, which will enable farmers to complete 'owing
spin corn, which is rather behindhand in consequeuce
the wet we have bad. There was a smaller supply of
wheat at market than we ever remember to have seen at
thin season of the year ; the demand was limited, but hat
dry samples were taken at fully last week's rates. Beam
and barley firm.
LINCOLN, Arm. 4.—We have bad a small supply of
wheat, and trade dull at Is. decline. Barley in fair demand
at 2s. advance. Wait, red, Ms. to 565. ; white, 58.. to
625. Barley, 29e. to 41s.
lantarooL, Amur. 4.—We bed a fair attendance at odr
market to-day. Wheat quiet, but tolerably steady, at
Tuesday's rates. Flour more active. Indian corn is fair
demand, at 3d. to 6d. per quarter decline.
WAILZTIELD. Aram 4.—The recent imports into Liverpoil
have had the effect of curtailing business here, and prices
are rather lower. Barley firm, but oats, beans, and other
articles have been dull. Averages for the week end*
March 31:—Wheat, 4,076 qrs., at 595. 21d. ; barley, 5t9,
at 37e. 2}d. ;oats, 101, at 21s. 10d. ; bens, 148, at
41s. Old.

COALIL—Lomos, Ariut. 4. —Walla End Braddylls
Hatton, 164. 9d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walk
End Gump, 16a. 9d. ; Walla EM Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walk
End Kelloe, 164. 9d. ; Camay and Duffryn Anthracite
21e. 6d. ; Camay and Darya Malting, 241.—Ships at mar-
ket, 17 ; sold, 16.

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by smarm tickets, 570—total, 1,289.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

CORNYORD.—ApriI 2, etuntieeTCottage, Stroud. Montle&
shire, the wife of the Rev. E. Comford, of a daughter.
COUSINS.—ApriI 2, at Upper Norwood; the wife of S. Coushd.
Reg., of a son.
DAVIS.—April I, at Oakley-road, Southgate-reed, the wife of th%
Rev. IL M. Davie, 8.A.. of a eon.
DRlLL—Herat 31, at Oroevenor.pLace, Bath, the wife of the
Rev. W. Dyer, of a daughter.
JAQUIIT.—Iderch 31, at Adelaide.road, Harerstockhill. the v 0
of O. R. Jaquet, Req., of a daughter.
MATIIK—March 31. at DUMSGSII.IIqUare East, Dublin, the wife
of Mr. W. R. Mayne, of a eon.
SHRPHARD.—ApriI g at Howard Lodge, Upper Telw.bill.
wile of Y. Shepherd, Eat.. of a eon.
Ioll27.—Apeit 2, at York.town, Sandhurst, the wife of
Lain St. John, 20th Regt., of a daughter.

MARRIAGE&
GACE—LOWTHER.—ApriI 1, at Bandon, Leicertershlrc.!
Rev. J. IL Morton, Langley. son of the late L. Ca,e. Er.' 1'
Ismth, Lumina:Are, to Mliabetb. daughter of the late
Lowther. Esq., of Marston.
ILENDEEDINE—HANNAFORD.—ApriI 1, at St. Jamer's. Pi
• Isaac John, son of J. Kendenline, Eng., of B rcct
Otsf ord, to Emma, daughter of Mr. glannatord, of F.ecDt.
stmt.
KNAIIB-BCIIIIOELDER.—ApriI S. at Rheydt, T. Encur. 1.1 •
of Camberwell.grove, London, to Ida Ale:marina, Llta;h"
of C. Sclunoelder, Eati., of Rheydt. Rhenish Prussia.
SABBAOZ—OLIVANT.—ApriI 1, at King-street Indepen,..r.t
Chanel. Northampton, Mr. 0. E. gabba,p, of Regent
Manchester, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. H. M. 011vant. of
Momagstrort, Northampton.

DEATHS.
ADLARD4prII 1, Junes, son of Mr. H. Adlard,
36 of !feta-
Pram .
PAULY. —March 31, at &delay Mount, Prestwick Dsi's•
ablra,A. Faulkner, Fag., aged 61.
11=11F.—Apr11 16 at Ripon, Jane, wife of W. Moll, tsl.
aced at.
WILTOK-1311 14 Frodon Rouse, near Faversham. M 01,
wile . Mk, aged Se.
HOLUNG6WOII.III.--Plardt 111, at Martingdaledertsce.
ford, HI. W. MoUlagrwortha aged 66.

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