The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TtreeDAT Bvniurth—Tho wiriest gni iciet
o-day. Spot, om, 40e. to 411.3 d.; old, At 6d. to :i9o.
Joao, 40a. 9d.; October to Deoember, 411 e. 6d. Delivery
to hot evening, 114 etas ; co arrivals.

OOTTON.—LiVisroot, Anus, 26.—Market without
change. Balsa to-day, 8,000 bolo, including 3,000 for qt., L.
Letitia and export. 800 American. 28d. to 264 d.;
Parson, ha., 5180. to 280.; 160 Maranhao, 28$. t,
no. 200 Mono and Bahia, 270. ; 000 Egyptian.
to 314 d. ; 6,400 Burst, 124 to 221 d.; China, 181 d. to 1914.;
Japan, 190. to 200.

COTTON 8001)&—ilanimurerzn, Arum 26.—There
has been a good demand for long stapled yarn, for shipping
and for all descriptions of yarn made frost good •cotton:
The vomits and qualities also made from the lower claws
at cotton have improved, and most descriptions of yen,
may be quoted ld. per lb. dearer than on last Tuesday.
The actual Modems does to-day, however, has not been So
Urge am w expected ; spinners have asked very much
higher prima is may mem, and this has tended to check
(mentions. But for this its believed we should have Ind
a amok more sea,. motet. Spinners of home trade yarns
have asked very full prices for all counts and qualities,
and the average sidearms in them Bind! last Tuesday is fuliv
ld. per lb. Le these yarns there has not been a tali,
business to-day, because owing to the heavy sales mode
last week spinners have not been in a position 14
over much. For cloths there has been a better bosine.s
than for some time past. The orders held for lodia are
understood sot to be large, awl prices before the present
speculative movement were understood to be above the
limits at which such orders were held. but still there have
been some considerable trap/actions within the last three
or four days in goods suitable for India, speculation, or for
mewl export. Up to last might there was a very geocal
inquiry for shirting, moulting, as above stated, in a cot.
■ business, and at prices io advance of last TUG.
day's quotationa. Today there is less doing ; not that toe
inquiry has abated, but because stocks have been to a pear
extent domed out, and because manufacturers are aging
advanced rates to make, or (where contracts have run out)
to costanne to make. These higher rates have leer,
almost prohibitive to-day, but manufacturer; at the en-
hanced prices of cottoe and yarn, are compelled to ingress
their quotations. Though the actual amount of betimes
to-day has ben small the peered feeling of the market is
one of cheetfulama, with a decided upward tendency in
prices. Buyers still appear to prefer the better classes of
goods made from good cotton, but cloth made from tha
lower grades et mottos are also timer in price.

WOOLLEN. —LEDs, APRIL N. —W e have to report a
very quiet snorkel in bob department. this morning. Tae
Coloured Hall has promoted a vary dull appearaoce, tEe
attendee°, of merelnuats being small, and their purrlia.ei
insigoificont. A few plain goods have changed bands ; alio
• spraikliwg alight maltose, but the latter appear to ba the
sortarig up of the owns. In the White Hall a few parcels
of white cloaks las* boss gold. Nothing worthy of tartlet
soda, has tam plus.

ILLNIIFACTURIOI.—HUDDIUMI.D. Antic 26. Not
many buyers from Luellen have bee. is the Market, but
moderate amber train Sootilarid sod the province*, wh.,
have operated to s tolerable ragout io the better clime of
blacks and taco*. Light colours sot so much in request &A
formerly, but • good demand exist* for goods of low quality
and prim suitable fat shipping.

WOOIA.—HUDDEIMUILD, APIIL 26.--Btooks oo raid
see sow very low, 'specially Australians, and sons rather
heavy parcels imported direct have sold &iris' the wish it
full prism Low tansies does no sell so readily, bit
prism amass" firm

CORN.—ftcru., Arta 26.—At to-day's market a ma
dais supply of Itaglish wheat, which moves off steadily
an fully hest week's rates. Foreign meet. more inquiry,
w ithout improvement is rains. B.rley stead►. Beans inn.
Peas quiet,. Oats rather better to sell. Arrivals for the
week :—Wheat, 3,663 qrs.; barley, 3,223; beam, 274; pew,
482; tares, 369.

Irewmg, Arm 26.—The supply of *beat was fair ►ere
to-day. Parsers bold mare firoily than of late, maw
qttootly buyers bad to pay quits last weak's pries► Sprias
own, awripa barley, fay as dear.

Linos, Ann starhota on the met meet this
week baring nem very spezionly supplied with wheat from
the fanners, who evince more dispositiou than of late to
resist farther decline to prices, sod blark•lane baying to
some extent adopted the mum policy, we *tinniest* to•dat
& decidedly better sale, and the fall prices of Friday well
maintained. Barley is small supply and value se boom
The mane may be mid of heals, oath, and other artithea

Ltrairoot., Aram 26.—Noteritbstasding them was *all
a small atteadasee of Wilma sad dialers at this day r
mutat, wheat has exhibited mate, Armadas ea the part of
bolder% but ir• enrol sotto, an improvesseat la donna
a. yet. Flow is still way aasa~wb{s, sad priest irrigator.
Lydia& earn is fair roammoptive swum* at Wordy raw
pate haw advanced gd. to ld. par bushel. and oatmeal is
alw the tarn dearer. Beans are held for 6d. per quarto
mare mean. Per aid barley saolmaged. Market os Its
whole liras, bat Lakin astivity.
LTIII, A ram W.—Weather cootlatme las and dry, with
light somberly wisda ; rain is wasted. At today's market
we had set err good a show of wheat as last week ; them
was as bnproved felts( in the trade, aid last week's WWI
were readily paid for all dastriptione. Bartay—wilttag
emapise mares, and folly am dear ; grinding sorts slow tale.
Beau aid peas—prises is f of sellers Per qr. hare.
rialto the grower : Wheat, white, new, Gabs. to 641 b..
par imperial Waal, 46e. to 46e. ; ditto red, 6311 m. to 6414 E,
39a. I. 40e. Barley, bent Chevalier malting, 641ba. to
bllbs, 36a. to 37a. ; ditto, rasa Chevalier ditto. 53Iba. to
334. to 345. Oats, thilbs. to 421 ha., ?20. to 26e.
Beans, old, 63Ibe. to 66th.., 37a. to 38e. ; new, 631 be. to
114 lbs. 35s to 36e.

Nzwcumaoas-Trina, Ann 116.—The weather has be-
come cold and nomads!, which will act as a salutary check
to regelation. At oar tsarina this morning ws had a
trifling show of wheat from the growers, and having scarcely
say fresh arrivals from the wrath, farmers' samples were
taken off quickly, at fully fistarday's rotes, whams the
Weiser dose in south twastry rather exceeded that day's
prim. For medium new Dantsic, 40a. to 41s. per 5041 ha was
procuryd, extra touching 4T.. Flour without dump, sad
she mos remarks will apply to other articles.

SaurimmT, Ann. 26.L2'bit supply of grab gemally
warn Ms* and tb. Meadows of boyar limited. Brim
to who's wee slow, at last week's prior. In Amu so
alteration of terms. The demand for barley was very
limited, chiefly ecalkod to grinding qualities of lato rano
Tin value of malt stationary, and the demand steady.
Mot descriptions of grain trade was of a most minted
starrier, and prior nominally unaltered. Wboat. 3k. to
42a. Barley, 231. to 37.. Oata. 22a. to 3k Biwa 40•
to 445. NNW SUL teas. Myr 28,. to 38s. per qr. TkParr,
SO& to 365. pia ea& Malt, 60a. to 665. per qr.

CATTLE.—BoussozT, Amu. 26. —Oor market today
was but shortly an with beasts, but mane good prima
=Mash wen offer= Mere was also a scsoty attensissos
of buyers, sad the trade ou the whole was slow, barely map-
porting last market's quotaticals. The supply of sheep via
about as armor ass to 'ambers, aad the quality hen.
✓ally was very =collect. A good steady trade VW
dons, and a caleerasoe effected at the full terms of
lest mark= Clairol were more sumerously
and met • ready demand at good prima. Tile pig marks
wee meagrely supplied. sad sourly ell at offer =woo
hands at eery high peaces. Beet on beef, lla. to 12s. a
per more ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to lla. ; muttaa of
autarky quality, Ged. par lb. ; but for the best dew=
M. to 911. per lb. (in U. wool) was paid ; veal, Td. to
Ted. ; fresh pork. Td. to Ted. ; sad Ba. 9d. to k. per neon;
green boo= Ted. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to Al ;
ewe= piskled hum, 94. to 10d. ; quarter old store rig,
14e. to 20s. sack ; so= with ealreu 121. to 141.

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LL —manhunt—When the health Is bemiring des
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Moen reins' to beak and extending mi.cluef is thraldom's'. la.
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lead to a cure can be compared to this. The Ointment clops
and cools the foulest and moat angry sores, diminishes tits in-
flammation, sedum. the swelling, prevents the growth of tread
flesh, and spares both pain and danger. Hundreds testify Was
their own personal imporience to the unvarying moors=
lag the use of Moaners medicaments cases of
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