The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. TRUESDIT EV1211116. Ths Mutat was
'toady to-day. Soak 431. 6d. ; April to Joao, 435. 44. ip
435. 96. ; October to llsoesobor, 46.. 3d. Delivery u,
last evening, 626 asks; arrivals, ditto, 812 oaks.

CO/TON.—Lmoiroco., Mance 26.—Oar market we-
tinuee extremely firm, with e fair business doing. The
mass are. 6,000 bale, including 500 AMOTiOIO, 12d. to
214 d. ; 4,200 Band, 11d. to 184 d.; 100 Egyptian, 20ia.
to 22d. ; 200 Penman, 190. to 20id. ; SOO Bahia, 18161.
204. ; 100 hur.ibmn, 20g.. of whkh 2,000 an for vice
Wien and export. The week's import II 42,477 balm.

WOOL AND WORSTED.-11114101ORD MARCO 26._
There is not much wool changing hoods today. The hoer
sorts are most in demand. Little is doing in bright-haind
sorts. Prices are unsettled, and there is tar lees &moist
than was the ease a month ago. There ia a steady basinw
doing in wonted yarns. There is more doing in 30'8 than
there was. The export houses are inactive. The pis.
market has bees quiet. Few buyers have been in attendaore,
and a small amount of business has been done. Home Mien
are bat Hinted, though the sales in the warehouses are ro-
ported as very satisfactory. Very few American orders an
now placed. Priam are unaltered.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrrircaaw, MARCH
The cotton lace trade continues extremely quiet, newly
every branch in dull, and these are no immediate prospects
of • revival. There in very little demand for plain nets of
say ptio
descrin, and there is less doing in cotton quillisp
this week. The buyers who come into the market par.
chase very sparingly, and manufacturers continue to pro-
duce only what is actually ordered. Some departments of
the silk trade are tolerably active. Black laces are still ie
tolerable sale, and there is also a fair barium doing
narrow edgings. In the hosiery trade there is no improve.
merit Very little is doing either for export or for the home
market. Yarns are firm, and prices remain very high.

OORN.—BIMMINGEIAM, Mame 26. —At this day. mar.
kit there was again a short supply of English wheat,
which sold slowly at barely the prioes of this day
le'asight. Amencsn 6d. to Is. per quarter lower. Barley
and oats firm. Beans quite as dear. Peas unaltered.
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Drain, Maim 26.-We had a small supply of wheat,
and in somewhat improved condition, but the late alight at•
mace in price seems to be again arrested. We have to re.
port a dull sale at la. per qr. reduction. Burley was is
moderate supply, but there was a falling off is best sea
plea. One good lot made 4a. per qr. Clean seed parcels at
former prices. Other descriptioes easier to purchase. Ores
were a little cheaper. la other grain no quotable chute.
Best red wheat, 23a. to 245. inferior sorts, 17s, to 211;
malting barley. 33e. to 40e. ; iderior sorts, 265. to32a. ; seb,
21s. to 294. ; beans, 20a. to 22a.6d. ; paw, 181. to 21a. ; fins
flour, 401. to 42a.; other flour, 375. to 39e.
MANCHIRTIR, MARCH 26.-There was a slender It.
Madame at our market this morning, and committable is.
disposition for business on the part of buyers. Flogikah
wheat met a very slow sale, at last weeks rates, end
American receded2d. per 1001ba. Flour was quite neglected,
'tidiest the improvement noted on this day imilanight. Oats
and oatmeal were in limited request, at about late prices.
La beans there was no material change. Indian corn was
3d. to f 1 per quarter lower.
Newaan, Yawl 25. -Priori, of wheat gave way Is. pe
qr. Barley was about Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats were the
turn easier. Very little change occurred in beano.
Nawsuar, MARCH 26.-We had • small supply of wbeak
which met • very slow trade at barely late rata. Lou
barley offering, and rather easier to buy. The trade is
oats, beans, and plea very quiet.
Ummunot, MARCH 26. -With nameable weather for
sowing, the samples of corn on offer to-day are Mort, ad
the trade dull. Wheat, 465. to 58e. Barley, 301. to 401.
Oats, 21s, to 24e. Beane, 36e. to 445. Peas, N. per qr.
Flour, 435. to 481. per sack of 2801bs.
WATHBFOBD, MARCH 25. -With small asp lies of grain
to our market we have to report • firm trade for ell articles
at fully bate rates. Weather fine and farmers busily
engaged in field work.
EDINBURGH, MARCH 25.-There were in to-day's market
566 qrs. wheat, being 208 qn. lees than last week. Priors
were Is. down on the top, and 2s. 3d. down on the average.
251 qrs. unsold. Barley. 743 qrs., being 103 gni. lea than
last week. Prices were sa. up on the top, and 31 down on
the average. 269 qrs. unsold. Oak, 1,665 qrs., being 91
qrs. more than last week. Prices were the atm on the top,
and the same on the average. 363 qrs. unsold. Beaus,
gm, being 3 more than last week. Prices were is, up on
the top, and 6d. op on the avenge. 118 qrs. unsold.
Tares, from 501. to 86s. per qr.

CATTLE —NoTruGHANI, MARCH 25.—There Wig far
show of beasts atone market, which mold at echaoced prises.
Caves scarce. Sheep sold at high price..
EDLYBURGH, MARCH 23.—The supply °I fat cattle
morning was larger, the number, Wan Mama of
110. There were 86 lean cattle, l
and 100 mil cows.
A fair demand, bat prices does nearly 3d. per stone.
Top price Bs. ; current, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; middlmg
and
inferior, from ss. 4d. to 7s. per atone. The supply of sheep
was also larger, there being 3,087, or 449 more than bin
market ; 212 of the above quantity were store bogy. Soli
were slowly effected, and prices lo a good many instance
2a. a head down. Extreme top price. 9d. ; current top. 59.
and down to Bd. par lb. Fed pigs, from ss. to Is. 94. per
stone ; six to eight weeks old do., from 6e. to 10s. iil. a
head. Number at market, 306.