The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-11 00:00:00

MARKET'S.

TALLOW.— THIIIIIDAT annso.—Tbere was no change
fa the tallow market to-day.

OOTTON.—LrviaraoL, Ana 10.—Our market con-
tinues active with a good bagasse at *strains prices. The
sales are 10,000 balsa, including 2,730 American, at 91d. to
130.; 5,000 Sunk at 61d. to 9d. ; 1,000 Egyptian, at
110. to 150. ; 270 Persam, at ind. ; I,oooBahia and
Macao, at ll to llid. Of whirl 3,000 are for specula-
tion and export.jd., The week's import is 15,014 balm.

WOOL ABED WORSTED--BRADVOID, Aram 10.
There is a fair sverage demand for all chines of wool. There
is an absence of speculation among spinners, and the trans-
actions effected were almost exclusively to supply the wants
of consumers. Bright haired sorts, which continue to be
inquired for, are about steady in price ; while Midland
Counties wools may be quoted a shade against the
buyer. Holden of remaining wools in the country show
no giving way in pries. There is little business doing in
eft yarns or *cm. The foreign demand is very sanity.
The home trade is also far from active. Great expectations,
however, are formed both with respect to the future trade
for the continent sad for Maeda.

LACE AND 1106DIEt. —Norrinoatit, Amu 10.—
Both the local trades are in the same condition as we re-
ported of them last week. There ie still • fair demand for
silk lams for the home market, and a oonsiderable quantity
of stock of other kinds has recently °hanged Mods in this
immediate neighbourhood. The shipping Mule, however, is
very quiet, and orders frontal parts of the world are small,
es
well as "low and far between." Dulness prevails in
mat bruirbes of the hosiery trade,but it is evident from the
small minim orders which arrive from Loudon that some
of the houses there are not so abundantly stocked as they
would have us to suppose, and it is confidently believed
that with • little Am warm weather a better Inds may
merip in the 0001fli of • montb„ though it is to be re.
ted that the eostionsci upward tendency of yarns pre-
cludes say very sanguine anticipation of anything like
an admire and permanent revival of business for the
prosout.—Notfingibein.lortrtial.

0011N.—Braille011111. Aram 10.—At this market there
was a short supply el wheat, which nand quite as much
mosey. F spin rather cheaper. Fins barley quite
r dear k, lad Warier very unsaleable. Oats and
pas held for finer prima Bert la. pen quarter lower.
Maileatoonn, Aram 10. The market was very
meneressly attended. English wheat was quite neglecteJ
bat the beet ample could cot be obtained for leas money.
AID•ti••• was likewise in moderate request only, at about
the currency of this day se'nnight. Eligliah flour was diffi-
cult of sale, at previous rates,, but American was taken
freely, at hay last week's prior Oar and oatmeal as
before. In bras and Indian own there was no material
*rage.
Nxwaan. Area p.—Tyra was • small show of wheat
sod boriFit this nadir to-day, which beoeght fully last
weak's sad in nor insissoss la. per dance qrdance was
paid. Geis so change. Bras oar dlmoalt to buy.
NSWIIDIT, Anti 10.—WO had a small /apply of wheat,
y eite GI rodlike, for which there wee a steady
Crildenisad. at fully late Barley very little offer-
ing, eat la per parer dearer. Oate, bora and
pal ray deg.
17xlanxia. Anna 10.—The market is very dull. Wheat
is a slo:Fla being one h out of condition. Barley is
more fer, sad pries dearer. Other grain is ea
aliened value.
Eriffierraill, Anna 9.—We had is the market taday
1.102 perm rose, 728 barley, 1,321 eats, and 119
bras. There was sold—Wheat, 740 qrs. • tarry, 575 ;
ear, 768 I and wear, 88 qrs. As campired with ha
writ—Wheat was 2e. 011. down on top, sad 2d. down
oa average ; berry wee the Gams on top, and 44. up on
avenge; oar ears lb. down ter top, and le. down on
anent s; beans wine le. up es
_sad dd. down on
mugs Peres par improl qr. r—ent, re. Ocl. to
; berry, flia 6d. to la. ; Gals, 12s. 6d. to
30s. Od. 'barley,esna 38a Od. te 46e. Od. Weight dabs.Whest,
Ctrs.; 67111m; oats, 441 be.; bear,

CATTLE.—ivnneusen, Arum 9.—The supply of cattle
this wring was NO, being 48 Isis than led week. Bales
slowly awned, and priers • shade lower. Top price for
the bat oxen, from 7s. to 7s. 3d. ; enrreet, tress 6s. 4d.
to Er 6d. ; middling and inferior, from 3s. 4d. to 6s. re
sions. There was short supply ol show, the number,
2,133, being 999 more than last week ; 290 of the above
were store sheep. Balsa were slowly effected. Top pries
of the best mottos, fold. ; carnal for the bat,
to Bid. ; inferior, from 7d. to 7*d. per, lb. Fed brought
from ss. to 6s. per stone; six to eight weeks ditto,
from as to 11n. • her.

01121120.--BauestraY, loam 10.—Oar market to-day
was not extemively 'applied with chosen bat the quality
wee gook's& there was a fair attendance tivilph 11l lir
ani
dialers. Ilaelases generally was steady
day, sad lisequetationa of Let market to most fa-
Menem aroidsia4
_bat a ciserasee of many a/ the rough,
sorts was aog ~ed. Skims, 28e. to 33e. ; half cowards,
405. to 48e. ; forattlaa. 60s. to 64e. ; Somme* 565. to
164 e. ; 'ad Medea; 601.5. to Me. per cwt.

THE IRON TRADE.—Exannemum, Iran 10.—The
Irceiraniters of this district held their qierterly mee
this town to-day. The Town•hall was downy crowded.
but the basinem traamoted was by so roans on a per with
the character al the assembly, which was la tam Widest to
the excitement crested .by the expected demand far sown
plates for the navy, and the prospect whille Set* Md.
!redskin bee in partitioning in that trade. Tiihinpetel
a al enination which would not otherwise lin
walla ; the beet that Ohl be said is that a tar et
bovines woe dose, that tie did fer
erwistag. end that the lean neddloned toddy 'wet ie.
dketive of here oonlidswee motet ell *lto are easeetel
with the kris. The he. mid' we at when the was
prier et ht q r . The teseiben of the Inninntwe
ataesitine inn neer their din* quarbile to the
HIM sad Melons Betel, where a hap peaty wit don
this afternoon.