The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUESDAT EVIMING.—The market wax fine
to-4133 ; annexed are the dosing nnem aed all tlai
month, 4tls. ; June only, Mk. od. ; July, 441 e. 'rd. to 47g. ;
October to Deomnber, Ms, 3d. Delivery to lest evening,
464 auks ; arrivals DOW.

COTTON.Livraroot., APIA 15.—The demand fur
cottou still continues, and the sales ate again lards, at, very
full prices. The sales axe 12.1100 Wes, including 3,940
American, at 944. 130; 5,000 Bunt, at 61d. to 10ktl. ;
1,500 Egyptian. at 12441. to 12gd. ; 70 Perusal, at 124 d. to
130.; 1,200 Bahia, at 1244. ; 250 Baranhurn. at 124 d. to
13d. Of which 6,000 are for speculation and export. The
week's import is 2,238 Wert

COTTON GOODS.—MANCHEOTER, APRIL ls.—There has
been much lee business in both cloth and yarn to-day. We
have had a very firm market for yarns, but not so much
business was done as had been anticipated, chiefly in com
sequence of spinners having minuted their prices with the
view of covering the inereaard cost of cotton. It will have
been seen by the reports of the Liverpool market for some
days past, that the prices of the raw material have been
tending upwards, but buyers of yarns are indisposed to fol.
low the advance, and hence we have had a dull market.
At last week's prices a very considerable business would
have been done. Spinners are eking an advance
:f
old. per lb. for some descriptions of yarn. For
prices remain much the same as last week,
but buyers have been much lees disposed to purchase. There
is still a flailing among manufacturers that prices must go
higher, in consequence of mills closing or further restricting
the hours of labour, and through the scarcity of cotton ; but
buyers are extremely cautious, and the extent of stocks,
notwithstanding the late heavy purchases, teods tostrengtben
this feeling. These remarks apply to cloths for India, and
to almost all classes of goods. The difficulty of obt.,iuiug
any advance on cloths, notwithstanding the increased cost
of production, is very discouraging. A manufacturer of
coloured goods, offering cloths to-day that had been in stock
six or eight months, during which time the price of cotton
sad indigo have advanced 20 per cent., was no.
able to get the slightest fix:ease on the rates
current at that time. A shipper in the India trade
has been mentioned for several days as being unable to meet
his engagements, and a meeting of creditors has been called
for Thenday ; but it is expected that there will not be
mute lien from all that is known of the position of the
estate at present. The exhibition of cloths made from India
cotton at Newell's-buildings has drawn together a ntlMOnAti
and influential class of visitors to-day, who expressed them-
selves is many instances surprised and gratified with the
' sample" produced. Some additional pattern§ to those we
siestiosed era !rid' ay have been shown, having been printed
by. Yemen. Thee. Clarkson and Co., the Queen's furniture
punters, in London. including floral designs from the same
phew as haws berm used in some of the hod-rooms of the

WOOLLEN.—Line, Arm 15.—The market this =co-
il* was of its usually quiet character ; very few good
changed hands in either hall. The attendance of buyers
was limited, and their operations were restricted to the
sonalli., of their immediate wants. A few tweeds tog
met with purchasers, chiefly in low qualities. The
white market was again very inanimate.

MANUFACTURES. —$ Amin 15.—The
market del continues dull—unusually so for the Sawn. A
few more buyers have attended, including two or three from
the London large houses ; but their
.purchases are so scanty
that they give no appearance of activity to trade.

WOOLS.—Hunnsuraw, Arent 16.—Same mall =-
eels of German have been sold during the week, but the
trade in coloinals is qiut• flat. Low fora= is also Mica
to sell ; prises, however, continue so far without change.

0011. N.-Hum., Arair.ls.-At torisy's
_market • very
small manly of English wheat, which is dewed off quickly
at en dance of 2s. per qr., best runs of red =king 60e.
per 50414 Fornp sells at Is. to ts. per quarter over last
luseday's currency, with • good demand for fine fresh
qualities. Barley in request at fully la. per qr. more money
for all fine malting paresb ; grinding needy. Beans and
pees unaltered. Onsmoveoff morainal, at fully last week's
pvoee The foreignMayotte last week en as follows :-
2,881 qty. ; barley, 10,956; tires, 102; linseed and
repined, 5,328 ; oil cake, 32 tons ; bones, 477.
Ingot, APRIL 15.-The show of English wheat is ex-
ceedingly small, bat liberal of foreign ; we have • fair
demand to.day, and prices must be called Is. per qr. dearer
than lea week. Barley makes full rates. Oats and beans
go off a little more readily ; value the same. Other articles
unaltered.
LIYISPOOL, APRIL 15.-We have had • large attendance
of both town and coustry millers end dealers at our Corn
Exchange this morning. Holders commenced by *skin an
advance on Friday's prices of 2d. per rental on wheat, le. to
Is. 6d. per barrel and sack on flour, and 6d. per quarter on
Indian corn ; this, however, we found to check ales, and
eventually • moderate amount of business was effected at
Id. per canted on wheat, Gd. to Is. per barrel and sack on
flour, and 3d. per quarter on Indian corn. Oats and oat.
meal steady. Inns, peas, and barley each bring fully late
rates. Buyout were not so eager as had been anticipated,
but sellers close exceedingly firm at the slight advance ob-
tained.
Lnrs, Arm 15.-The weather since Saturday hes be-
come fine, with cold north-east wind and sharp frost at
nights. At this market we had • fair show of what; the
condition being better, • ready sale was experienced at fay
Is. per qr. advance upon last week's rates. Barley, supply
limited;still good malting samples fully It per qr. darer:
grinding qualities, prices in favour of the seller. Beam and
peas, late prices were supported. Prices per imperial qr. to
the grower:-Whest, white, new, 62141. to 64Iba. per imperial
bushel, 575. to 635. ; ditto, red, 6llbs. to 6411 a., 56e. to
60s. ; ditto, old, 581bs. to 621 M., 45e. to 555. Barley, best
chevalier malting, 531bs. to 541b5., 38s. to 40e. ,• ditto runs
chevalier ditto, 5211 a. to 531 be., 34e. to 375. Oats. 361bs.
to 421b5., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 631bs. to 6514 e., 43.
to 48s. ; new. 631 be. to 6411 n, 42a. to 465.
NIIWCABiLB, APRIL lb.-The weather still cootiones
cold end uogenial, which is acting as • salutary check
upon vegetation. At our market this morning we lad a
very moderate show of wheat from the growers, and WY'
neu was restricted, owing to • want of suitable quality
offering ; choice south country yellow would have readily
commanded 635. had there been any on the spot. Nee
fine foreign was in steady request, and the turn deem
Floor was more sought after, end may be written the tore
higher. Malting barley wanted. In other articles LWe
variation to note.
SALISBURY, APRIL 15. -The improvement is the weather
hes clamed farmers to be busy in the fields, and the attend•
sue. was below an average ; the supply of annlee
generally
was short. Grain came to baud in a mach better cowls-
tion, and a considerable business, was done in wheat, at as
improvement of Is. per qr. Bert samples of barley were a
great demand. and advanced Is. ; but other aorta made
late rates. Malt was also very firm, sod nude steady. In
all other descriptions of grain trade woe better, aid
unaltered. Wheat, 49e. to 635. Barley, 375. to 40s. Oats,prices
225. to 30e. Beans, 40s. to 48e. Peso, 40s. to 48e. Byes
30s. to 355. per qr. Flour, 425.t0 48s. per sack. Malt, Si.
to Bs. 3d. per bushel.

CATTLE.—SALIBBI7RT, Aram 15.—Our market to-do)
was very thinly supplied with beasts, rather of a roue
&ecliptic's, and the attendance of buyers was also mall.
Sellers, taking advantage of the few on offer, asked loom
money, which for a time checked business. There were a
few prime scot" offered, and later in the day the whole were
disposed of at last market's quotations. Sheep were also
very shortly supplied, which were cleared at extreme mma
The supply of calves was very large, and a good t vas
done. Late quotations were fully maintained. Pip was
also very largely supplied, business good, and pricer
extremely high. Beet ox beef sold at lie. to 12L rwr
score; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to 10e 6d. ; beet Do",
mutton, 80. per lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to 71d. ; weed, 7a.
to ; fresh pork, 7d. to 70. ; salted ditto, 70. to
Bd., and 10s. &L to 10s. 91. per score • green bacon, 8d per
lb. ; dry ditto, 10d. ,• sweet pickled 'hams, 10d. guar"
old store pigs, from 168. to 2IN. each ; cows with mina
from 121. to 151.