The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TtIaCIAT EVINTINL—Tbe market le:,
%dot to-day. Spot aad llama, 40a. 6d. ; )CLUbet t
, 434. 641. Deliver/ to hut *maim, 341 mica.

001TON.—Livszrool., YmicH 1.-Oar market coo.
Union slow, sod is soma instances Moir for Ecrptiao. The
males are 4,000 balm, a/ which 1,500 are for export aal
speculation.

• COTTON GOOD& MAYCHISTER, MARCH I._ne
market for shipping yarns has been very quiet. Very
business has been clone, and, generally speaking, prices
are weaker far all count; though hardly to an extent which
will admit of quotation. There have been several offer.
made st low prices for various counts of yarn, but so far
spinners have declined to accept them. Thu branch of the
market closes very quiet, and corteirly without any
provemeet, in any mem, as compared with last week. Tlit
gbee.og 01 Indian telegrams has had a quieting effect.
For home trade then
of there has been but little inquiry, sad
i primr are also yin favour buyers in this chars of
spinnings. The market is quite as dab as that fcr
' yarns, but still prime are tolerably well maintained, melt
in cases
et, and' here goods haveon e
in such have had to
accept a shade lame in price than they would have taken
last week. Buyers evade:lily lack confidence in present
rates, and they have evidently been influenced for suns
weeks past by the operations of speculators who have been
seeking to influsoce the market by effecting time bargains
akin to what in the Stock Exchange would be called beer.
leg transactions. Whilst merchants evidently have no glut
faith in them parties they are sufficiently influenced
them to act with greater caution than usual, and in some
instances even a slight reduction of prices has failed to in.
duce them to operate. The transactions both for have
trade sod for export have ban few, and the quantities put.
chased have been small.

WOOLLEN. —Lamm, Hawn I.—There has not been each
aaimatioe m the Coloured Hall as might be expected at
this mama of the year, the mass, no doubt, being the
unsettled state of the weather. A few Farads of fancy
Melte= and Tweeds have cleaned heads, these being the
chief things sought after. In the W bite Hall better
Itair.lista still continue to be inquired for, and a fro
whit* mediums bare met with purchases. There is co
noticeable &Heath:at in prima.

HANUFACMHES. HI/D=I7IILO, MARCH 1. —lle
buyers attending to-day have not been or, amorous sa last
week, but a moderate amount of business has been tram.
acted. The demand has been chiefly toe light goods to
epee" and summer wear sad low.mioed unions for shipping.
Geed Weeks have also moved • lute better, sod in these I,
quantity have been wait MI to ceder dude' the week.

WOOLS. —HODDLIISJITID, YAW!! L —Stocks of colonial.
are becoming very scares in dealers' hands, and business
limited for mint at owe.. Priori have been well main
tensed the tut fortaight, as wools are not expected to be
cheaper, next mho conunenclag in London on Thurida7
next.

0011. S.—Holy MACH I.—A t to-day's market a fair
suly of English, which sells slowly at barely last Tues.
day's currency, good rune of red making 38e., 631bs. to the
grower. Foreign neglected, but not quotably lower. Barley
uaaltesed. Bear sad peas very dull. (rats quiet. Tares
easier to purchase. F arrivals for the week :—Wheat,
3,841 qrs. ; barley, 1.,&32 ; a 135 ; peas, 187 ; tares, tie).
Laws, Maws I.—Tbe en ly of wheat is not large, but
fully adequate to thedemsad, which is more restricted than
sm, sad sales are only made in retail, at the rates of
Friday. Barley sell, slowly, sod rather gives way is
price. Beans scarcely equal to last week. Oste and other
articles without alteration in value.

Lrcateool., MAICH I. At our market to-day the
wheat trade was dull, with only a limited business at a
decline of Id. per motel on the week. Oats unchanged.
Barley and peas only saleable in retail Egyptian beaus *.kl.
per quarter cheaper. Indian corn met • dow retail sale at
3d. per quarter decline. Oatmeal neglected and rather
lower. Flour inactive, and price* inclined in favour of
burro,
Lvu, MARCH I.—At our Corn Exchange this day there
was a fair attendance of growers, but only a abort supply
of wheat ; the demand was slow at late rates, sellers re-
fusing to make the alighted coocession in price. Berley
prices firm. Beans and peas doll. and prior in favour of
the buyers. Wheat, white, new, 6316 a. to oi4lbe. per im.
'serial bushel, 455. to 461.; ditto red, 63Ibe. to 641b5.,
41.. to 42a. ; ditto red, old, 62110. to 6316 L, 40e.
to 41.. Barley, bast Chevalier malting, 5416 a. to 5311 a,
36e. to37a. ; ditto, rune Chevalier ditto, 531 be. to 5411 m,
33e. to 34e. Oats, 361 be. to 421 be., 225. to 26e. Beane,
old, alba. to 66111 a., 41*. to 44a. ; new, 6316 e. to 641 be.,
36e. to 40a.

Newcurrt.e, Mears I.—At our market this morning we
had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, bat several
verde having dropped in from the ooast since Saturday,
the trade opened very sluggishly, factors declining to accept
less money, so that scarcely a transacts= occurred. Flour
a slow sale and rather cheaper. Barley fully la per qr.
cheaper and dillenit to quit. Malt still leading lower.
Little °huge in outer satiedee.

SaLtasnar, Yawn I.—We had a good supply of all des•
aiptioos of grain, sod there was so ovals, attesdance of
buyers sad farmers The wheat trade ruled dull, at late
quotations ; whilst previous samples of barloy both for said
and malting purposes WOl4ll in request, and prices grisly
maintained. No satiation is the price of malt. There
was an ordinary Wanda do.. in other descriptions of grain,
sod generally at last week's quotations. Wheat, 375. to
alm. Barley, 235. to 311 s. Oats, 225. to 28s. Brans. 4th.
to 44a. Peas, 30s. to 311 a. Bye, 28s. to 38s. per qr. Flour.
30s. to 365. per sack. Malt, 81e. to Its. per qr.

CATTLE:

r MARCH I.—Oar market to-day

was shortly supplied with beasts. chiefly with stock kiixb.
There was a better attoodanos then usual of buyers, and
prime oxen sold readily at late prices ; rougher sorts were
a dullm sale, but ultimately nearly all changed bands at
late rates. Sheep were more numerous than of late, sad,
as regarded butcher's sort., sold, though slowly, at
former prices ; but late in the day much stock
remained on the market. There was a better
supply of calves, which found buyers at good
prices. Yip were in good supply, and in all deseriptiore a
considerable business was done, prices being on the advance.
Best ox beef, Us. 6d. to 12s. Bd. per score ; cow and heifer
ditto, 10a. to lls. ; mutton of inferior quality, 64d. per lb.;
best downs, Ad. to 9d. ; veal, 7d. to 74d. ; fresh pork. 7d.
to 74d. ; and Be. 9d. to 9s. per score ; green bares, 74d. to
Bd. per lb. • dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled hams,
9d. to lOd. ; quarter old store pip, 12a. to 14s. each ;
cowl with elves. 12/. to 141.