The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THORSDAT EVOMICI.—The market wee
quiet to-day at the following prices :—Spot, 445. ; all this
month, 445. to 4js. thl. ; April to June, 445. ; Octo-
ber to Dessensber, 46e. Gel. to the. 9d. Deliveries to last
evening, 501 casks; arrivals ditto, 195 teaks.

COTTON.—Ltvinroot, itattcu 19.—Our market is ex-
tremely quiet to-day, with very little benison doing. The
ales are 3,000 bales, ineludia, 2.500 Surat, 10d. to 174 d. ;
150 Egyptisa, 20d. to 27d. ; • 0 Perms, 200. to 900.
161) Bahia, 20td. ; 180 !tantalum, 201 d. to 24d. ; of which
1,500 are for speoulatios and export. The week's im-
port is 8,933 balsa.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bisoronn, MARCH 19.
There is very little wool changing bands. The transactions
are chiefly confined to Coburgs and other hoer sorts of wool.
There is tittle doing m bright-haired sorts. Prices, how-
ever, are very firmly maintained. There is a steady kW-
riemdoing in yarns. The home merchants are not operat-
ing to a large extent. They are very cautions in their
operations. port merchants are doing rather more, parti-
cularly in Ws. There has been a good atteudauce in the
piece market, which, under the iodoence of the advises
by the Jura, wears • more cheering aspect. Lujeni to-
day find firmness in the place of the weakness which pm-
vaded three or four days peat. The home merchants am
doing rather more business. There is a good business
in plain goods, particularly Cohurge. The Ame-
rican trade presents no opportunity for special
remark. Fancy makers are now turning their atten-
tion to novelties for autumn ; until these are
shown to the trade little can lie expected in this branch.
There is, however, still • good detnend fur some kinds of
limos. The reaction which has set in must be ascribed to
the American news, in which the majority of rtes
chests seem to see evidence of a longer and more protracted
struggle than accounts previously received led them to ex-
pect. Prices are not materially changed, rod though firm,
are not higher than last week.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrreoosa, if LAC. 19.
Though yarns have shown some symptoms of a rednetina
since last week, a 10441i00 bits ■gain set to, sod they are DOW
as firm as ever. Little business was done last week. owing
to the excitement produced by the marriage rejoicings. We
do not find, however, that there has been since soy mate-
rial improvement. The cold weather seems adverse to
trade. There ere a few smell orders about, tsth for borne
consumption sod for the Continent, but business geoerally,
oonsidering the time of the year, is iu a very laogoid coo-
ditioo. The prospects of the hosiery trade are very little
brighter than we have been able to report for several weeks
past, the mue increase in the demand for some claws et
merino goods since last Thursday being of a very bard,
uocertain, sod partial character. We regret to my that
some manufacturers have hese compelled to put their work.
people on short time.—Notfirop/usat forrenol. •

CORN. —BIENLYGLIAN, Macs 19. —At this day's mar-
ket there was a short supply of wheat from/the farmers,
which sold slowly at la per quarter Over tha =NS of thlr

day arennight. Barley quite as dear. Oats Inaltered..
Bean L. higher. Pees less premed on the market.
BRISTOL, MARCH 19.—At our market to-day there
we. a good supply of English wheat, which sold slowly at
rather better prices. Fine American red is better geqllll4,
and Gd. to Is. per quarter dearer. Other descriptions of
foreign without change in value. In matiag barley Dot
much dowg, and last week's prioes were about maim taieed.
Grinding in good demand, et a reduction of 3d. to 6d. per
quarter. Oats very quiet, at former prices. Pass and
beans without inquiry.
DKVCI2B, MARCH 19.—We had a small supply of wheat
to-day, and in better condition than of late. The trade
exhibited firmness, and all good qualities made la. per qr.
more mosey ; 24a. par sack was the top price of best red
wheat for grinding. An average quantity of .barley, which
generally sold at former quotations ; but there wan a scarcity
of prime malting maniples. The season being advanced for
Later, core, the supply was snack smaller than of
late. We cannot vary former quotations. Spring vetches
6s. to7s. per bushel Best red wheat, 2311. to 245. ; inferior
sorts, 17s. to 22e.; malting barley, 335. to 40a. 6d.; inferior
264. to 32a. ; oats, 21s. to 2146. ; beaus, 90s. to 't.k.6d. ' •
pew, 18s. to 21s. ; floe dour, 40s. to 42x.; other dour, 371.
to 39a.

MANCHL4TER, MARCH 19.—Oar market this morning
was not numerously attended, and was of a quiet character.
English wheat must be quoted la. per quarter. and American
2d. to 3d. per 1001 be. dearer than on this day ee'nnight, but
with a slow sale Flour of approved quality was generally
held for an advance of Gd. per sack _ ,which however,
eheoked sales. Oats and oatmeal moved languidly, at late
rates. Egyptian beans were fully le. per quarter higher,
bus there was no change in English. 'Wien corn was
rather in favour of sellers.

MARCH 18.—At this market wheat was io short
suWy, and fully la. per qr. advance on last week's rates,
with a fair trade. Little doing in barley, yet sellers both
of English and foreign were Prepared to take less money.
Oats and beans, unaltered.

NEWBURY, KARCE 19.—We had a small supply of wheat,
the best qualities ls. per qr. dearer, other deem-Tufts the
same as last week ; Dot much sale for either. Barley very
slow sad rather cheaper for everything but flue. Oats,
beaus, and peas dulL

UXBRIDGE, Muck 19. -With a large market of wheat
the trade is very slow, and no advance in price could he
obtained. In spring corn there is but little doing, at un-
altered prices. Wheat, 48s. to 56e. Barley, 30a. to 38a.
Oats, 225. to 30s. Beaus, 365. to 44e. mar.
Ememumm, Mance 18.-We had in the market today
774 quarters wheat, 846 Mirky, 1,574 oata, and 72:2 beans.
There were sold-Wheat, 483 qrs. ; barley, 379; oats,
1,198; and beans, 113. As compared with last week
wheat wu Is. 6d. down on top, and 4d. up on avenge.
Barley was 2s. up on top, sod Is. 2d. up on average.
Oats were same on top, and 2d. down on average. Beans
were Is. down on top, sod Is. 3d. down on avenge.
Prices per imperial quarter:-Wheat, 335. Od. to Ns. 6d,
Barley, 724. Od. to 455. Od. Oats, 19s. 6d. to 350. Od.
Beans, 365. Od. to 435.13fL Weight of top-Wheat, 621 Ibe. ;
Lathy, 58 ; oats, 44} ; beam, 65i.
CATTLE.-BaurroL, Maack 19.-We had a very fall
market to-day. the number of Irish bouts being unusually
large. Anything good found a ready sale, bat the large
supply of Inch ducked any improvement to prima. Best
beef realised from 635. to 685., and secondary samples front
56a. to 60s. per cwt. (food 'apply of sheep, with a fair
trade; rates fully ea high as those obtained for the put
few weeks, best wetbers fetching from 9d. to 90. per lb.,
and ewes from 7d. to 80. A full supply of store cattle,
and trade rather heavy, there being more than sufficient for
the demand. An average supply of pigs, and price rather
stationary ; our quotations up from Bs. 9d. to 9a. 2d., and
for the country 9s. 6d. per score was given. Very large
supply of mil& cows, but mostly of • rough description,
the prices for which were, therefore, very low. In a few
cases good sows realised 18/. An unusually large show of
horns, with a good inquiry and considerable improvement
in trade.

NOTTINGHAM, listen 18.—Tbe supply of beef was
small, but of good quality. Prices were almost unprece.
dently high, beet beet malting 95., large and inferior Bs. to
Be. 6d. per stone. Mutton was in short supply but the
demand was brisk. Best small in wool made 9d. per lb.;
large, Yd. to 9d.; clipped, 7d. to Bd. Lamb realised from
3Ds. to 40a. each. Calves were moderately supplied, and
pekes were unchstged, beat sorts making Bd. to to. pm
lb.; inferior, 7d. to Bd. Best small porkets, 6s. to Os. 6d.;
bscona, is. to 6s. 3d.

Fausraumiti, Mance 18.—The number of cattle this
morning wee 639, being an increase of 135. Demand also
good, but last week's prices were maintained. Top patio of
the beet beef, Ss. ; current, Ts. 6d. ' • middling and inferior,
from 3s. 4d. to 7s. per stone. The supply of sheep was 2,638,
bang 121 more than last week. Demand good, and prim
higher than those obtained at last market. The best mutton
from Sid. to 9d. ; secondaryquality, front Bd. to Sid. per
lb. Fed pip, from ss. to 3.. 9d. per stow ; oli to eight
weeks old do., from As. to 10s. a head.