The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR--Bmwrot, Arm I.—The sales of the put
week have been very mall, and confined to a few parcel, of
Demerara, at 45e. to 48e. per ewt. Refined geode are wa-
deable just now swept at lower rates, which manufas.
turns refute to take. Rem it rather easier.

TALLOW.—Foust EVENT:M.—The market was quiet
to•dsy. Spot, new, 41a. 9d. ; old. 41s. ; all this month,
41s. 64. ; Suns, 425. 3d. ; July to September, 435. ; October
to Deoaraber, 44.. 9d. to 455. Atuitralian beef, 41s. hoe. to
40s. inferior ; North Amerind, 40c 6cl to 41a. middling
to fine ; South Amerind—very little offering-43. 3d. is
paid for let quality. Town tallow. 41s. net. cash. Deli.
very to last evening, 509 casks ; arrivals, 2:7 casks. Cocoa-
nut oil was firm at auction. Cochin, 431. ; Ceylon, 39v. 6d.
to 395. 9d. ; Sydney, 39a. to 395. 6d. good, 3tki. 6d. inferior
and low. Palm oil steady, 365. fine Lagoa. Palm nut oil,
335. Rough fat, 3. 2d.

OOTTON.—LirriPoot, Aram I.—We bare had a steady
market, without change. The solos are 5,000 balm, of which
1.000 aro for speculation and import. 500 AtDiriCell, 253 d. to
271 d. ; 350 Pernam, be., 260. to 27d. ; 20 Maranham, 26.).
to 260. ; 40 Macon) and Bahia, 250. ; 400 Egyptian, 2tid.
to 270. ; 300 Smyrna, 22d. to 261 d.

COTTON GOODB.—MANCEENTEII, Aran. L—lo ship
I.ysiros the amount of busineesdone to-day hastens very
but prices are tolerably firm, with but little dis-
positiou to give way on the part of sellers. We have heard
of some few trassactioaa in Bolton yams, at extreme prices,
bat seawall? the market for borne trade yarns, though
weady, is quiet. In this description of spinning' prices are
pretty much the same as on Tuesday, and the business
going on Is ofj a retail character. Manufacturers sp.
pear to be buying only to supply immediate wants. In the
cloth market there was some inquiry for shirtings,which led
to business yesterday. To-day we have still some irc
for shirtiop and other descriptions of cloth, and it has given
a rather more cheerful toes to the market. The goods in-
quired for are chiefly fabrics suitable to the India and China
trade, but to the time of writing but few orders had re-
sulted from this inquiry to-day. The offers which have been
made have been low, and generally under the prices which
manufacturers would be inclined to accept. Where business
has bees done it has bees effected only at low rates. These
has been some inquiry for printiog cloths, and the better
descriptions are rather firm in price.

0011N.—Colutaroao, Arm I.—Tbe weather banal;
become 6oe and dry, the wheat was much improved is oms.
and there was a fear demand at the pnces of last
week. Red, 40a. to 42a. ; white, 435. to 465. ; extra, Cs.
Barley, bee quality, is scarce, and commands full prices.
Beans soma, end 6d. to la. dearer.

LINCOLN, Aram I.—The supply of wheat ►t our market
was fair, sad met a slow demsod at last week's rates. All
kind of spring corn was very dull, except Waal, which met
a fair demsad at a shads higher thaw Est week.

LIVIAPOOL, APRIL L have had only a very
small attendance of either town or country buyers at tills
day's market, sad goners have found it difficult to make
progress even at a further reduction of Id. per ceotal or
wheat, and 6d. per banal and sack co flour. Indian corn
has undergone no alteration whatever. Oat, and oatmeal
are altogether neglected. Beans steady at late rates.
Market dull throughout.

WAILMILLD., AralG L —Wheat meets a slow es* and
last week's mom are barely maintained. Barley steady.
at late rates. Averages for the week eliding March 21—
Whilst, 2,941 qrs.. at 412. sga. ; barley, 562 qrs., MU. 24d. ;
oats, 96 qrs., at 18s. sgd. ; beans, 181 qrs., at 325. 11 id.

COALS.-1.011909, A can. 1.-Buddles Wart Hartley,
16a. Bd. ; Coupon Hartley, 164. 6d. Darises's West Hart,
ley, 16a. 6d. ; Haetiop Hartley, 16., 6d. ; Holywall Mats,
17s. ; Tankld Moor Batas, 14s. 6d. ; Welara. 17s. ; Will.
Zed Braddylls Hatton, 18a. 3d. ; Walls FAA Frasnwellgate,
17s. 3d. ; Walls EdHaswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walls Eod South
Halloo, 19.. 6d. ; Walks End Stewart's, 19a. ; Walls Ed
Tumuli, 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 18a. 9d. ; Walls
Ead Hellos, 17a. 9d. ; Will. End East Hartlepool, 18s. 9d. ;
Walls Ed South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d.-Ships at market.
46 ; sold, 34.