The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-14 00:00:00

MARKET& ,

BUG AR. —Balm', )(Aiwa 13.— TM saw umbel sad.
thee very det, fed the talcs of th. week Uwe hem man
and contiood yto Was ladle ea J>ta to I& per
cwt. Re : There to a metier beam Wine ia %he
market, sad the trade appear mere inclined to purohate.
Rum : Demand hamar, and prices nominal.

COTrON.—Livutrooi Maus 13.—The slight amend.
merit of tone in the merket noticed at the close of last
week has continued during the present one, end as bath
the trade and exporters have rather increased their pur.
chases, the decline which took place ten days ago hu
been nearly recovered, and holders are now firm at the
quoted rases, which are id. per lb. higher in Emil
and Egyptian, id. in Americus, and id to id. in East
India lhs accounts from America still hold out no
hope of any accommodation of the differences for the pre-
' sent. Speculators have takes, dozing the week, 6,190;
exporters, 9,760, and the trade 16,140 bales of all kinds. The
following are the offline quotations ..—Fair Orleans, 244 g,
21id. • fair Mobile, 24d. ; middling, 21d.; 4.
lands, ; middheg, 21d.

COTTON 000DS. —Museums'', 11 • am 13.—Three has
been a decided Improvement in the demand far yam today,
and the bunnies done hasbeen considerable for most markets.
In some mem business has also been done at a alight admen
in prices, and merchants seem more hopeful of the weirdo
mince of the present high rates than they did a week ago.
There has been more confidence manifested than for some
time past by buyers, and some of the purchases exhibit
more boldness than we have witnessed in this market since
August but The COMO ol this is said to be an Sweated
confidence in the matinustion of the war Is America.
There ha. also been a decidedly better feeling imaileated
in the cloth market. Beanies. was a good deal interrupted
in the early part of the week by the rMaitinp
connected with the al the Priam of Wales,
but there were symptoms of more inclination from time
to time to do Waiter in the lIIIMMOS inquiries as to prices.
To-day these inquiries have been mere numerous and ge-
neral, and would probably have led te a large busioes but
for the improvement is the Liverpool cotton market, whiek
' has named milers al iamb to demand higher prima. Amu-
facturers generally are askiog rather higher rates than Let
week, but it se Waimea. The onseequence has been that
we have not bad • large trade, sa compared with what might
11 have been expected from the constant and persevering we-
turn of the inquiries, but it bees conaidevable, Doe
feature of • more hopeful character ie that the purdsesei for
India, which have included rather heavy lota of 44-isak
mulls, are understood to be of a bona fide eharaider, and
intended for immediate shipment. bloat of the sake have
been at • trifling advance on previous rites. Far India
shirting, there has not been a large business, but the M-
I quirt' has been good for these and some other dames of
goods. Printing cloths are rather neglected, sad T sloths
are not an much demand.

TALLOW.-FRIDAY Bynum:L-2%e market was steady
today. Spot, 445. 3d. ; April to Jane, 44e. 6d. ; October
to December, 46a. 6d. to 48e. 9d. Delivery to last evening,
606 oasts ; arrival; 171 casks. Old Y. C., 435. 6d. ; Town
tallow 43i. Sd., net cash. At the public ease, 318 teats
were offered, of which 192 were sold. South America;
Ist pipes, 44e. ; yellow, 425. to 42a. 6d. ; North Amad-
ora, line, 43e. ; fair, 43 ; Audraban beef, be, 42a. to
425. 6d. ; intim ior, 41s. 9d. to 41s. 41d. Cocoanut oil I
steady. Opel* at Ma. 6d. ; Osyka, 51a. to Ms. 6d. Sydney, 495. to 50..6d., good to ft; Praia oil quiet,; nne Lagos, at 38e. to 38a. 10d. Palm eat oil, 38s. 10d.,
racy fine quality. Bough fat, 2s. Sid. liana peens, 36a
-(Prom the Curalar of Norm Smith and Charlie.)

CORN.—CRimairon, Irmica 13.—Thee wee a smeller
supply of wheat at to-day's market sad the prior of rat
week were about =termed. Barley rare sad folly r
dear, 36e. to 40e. ; extra 43. Beans lo dearer.

Newsom; /lanif 12.—Oar supply of wheat this day
was not large, the trade rather better, there heists more
inquiry at late prive. Batty a dull sae aturtoss rather
in favour of buyers. Oats, beans, and peas d
Lotoour, 'lsom 13.—We have had a fair supply of
wheat, and finis ample, redid la. per qr. selvage* whilst
other qualities were without change. Barley quiet and
prior the turn 'mac Oats and beans without change.
What, red, MI. to 465. ; white. 50. barber, grinding,
20s. to 26e. ; malting, 345. to 425. ; oats, 19e. to 245. ;
beans, 365. to 45e.
LicrarooL, Kum 13.—Wes him had a fair attendance
of both millers and &alive at our Corn Fashaage this
morning, and all geed sound dimariptions of red wheat have
met a ready sale, both for ociesumptiou and to hold ow,
at an advance of 2d. per ceutal no the low rates of but
Friday. Flour firmer, but without improvement either in
demand or value. Indian corn had a good inquiry, and
must be quoted 6d. per quarter dearer. OMrs sod oatmeal
steady. Beaus are 6d. per quarter highor. Pease sod
barbbarley
feeling. without change. The market closes with a decidedly
_ .

WAKEFIELD. KARON la—Wheat was firmer, aad in some
rases rather better rates were given. Barley quiet. Os*
beans, and shelling quiet, without change d prase. Ale.
mat for the week marling March 9 :—Wheat, 1,487, a$
45a 3d. ; barley, 809, at 345. tgd. ; calm, 10, at yds.
beans, 70, at 34a. 91d.

00ALIL—Losmoir, Maws 13.—Hy sr. Basile Wed
Hartley, lbs. ; Davison's West Hartley, He. ; Walker
Primroae, Us. 3d. ; Eden Maio, 14.. 9d ; Walla End
Heston, 17.. 6d. ; Walk Eed Rowel's Ratko, lbs. 6d. ;
Walls Ead booth Reeky 17a ; Walls End Hartlepool,
16s. 9d. ; Walla End Hough Hall, lbs. Bd. ; Walla End
Kelloe, 16e. ; Walls End South Hartispoo4 lbs. 6d.
Camay sad Dufryn Anthracite, 110 s. ; Oareray and
Dagen Malting, =a—Ships at mat*" 26; sold. EZ