The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —TCESDAT EVENING. —The market
steady to day. Spot, 435. 6d to 43.. 9d. ; Apt ,h,".
434. 6d. ; October to Do:ember, 464. 3d. Delivery to
last evening, 221 casks; arrivals ditto, 51 casks.

OCYMON. —Unarm, umbers 24.—Oar markets very
steady, with a moderato balms doing. The mks we
4,000 bales, inehadiii 200 American, 190 to 23d. ; 3,440
12
Barak LB Osm, Inkl. to 27d. ; 210
Pernam, Md. to 21 . ;of which 2,000 are for speculation
and export. The week's Import is 12,886 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—Marcnstran,Awn 24. The
yarn market has been better than en Friday, and there has
been a more general bedews throughout the market, rape.
tally for Luba, the home trade, and for the Mediterranean.
Beyssa for thou mArkll44 have all been operating pretty
freely, sad in some run at a alight advance on the prices
of Friday last. The cloth market is also rather more
active. The letters from ladle, which came to hand yea.
Sudsy, seem to have borne out pretty accurately the anti.
cipatory accounts previously to hand by telegram, and have
created a very good feeling in the market. We have had
less excitement than on last Tuesday, but prime are the
same, and a considerable bumper bas been dose in fabrics
suitable to the markets of Calcutta and Bombay. Printing
eleths are not in much request, and there to but little de-
' mod from the home trade. Further telegrams from India
MI 1111cpeeted on Thorelay.

WOOLLEN.—Latte, ]time 24.—The markete this
morning were only indifferestly attended, and the amount
c 4 btainese transacted was inaigoificaat. In the coloured
ball a few light aping fabrics, ruck as have recently ruled
the demand, changed heads; the main inquiry, however,
was for diagonals, of which the supply is still very heated.
In the white market the transactions were unimportaat.
Bale are a shade maw in most damn of goods.

MANUFACTURES. MUDDELIMULD, NA3CII 24.
The attendance of buyers hes been roach as usual, but
the general tone of the market still continua fiat, the chief
business being in union goods, end the lower qualities of
fancy, and Iu these no heavy transactions take plum. In
Aim goods, to induce business, a alight reduction in price
must be submitted to.

WOOLS.—Hurpornortexn, MARCH 24.—Bales in London
Now being concluded, there is good choice of colonials in
the market at a modeiste price ; but manufacturers are un-
willing to m►ke heavy purchases, only taking what is re-
coked for immediate want.

CORK —Holz, Masai 24.—At to-day's esarket a mo.
dente supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at rather
under last week's currency. Foreign neglected, although
*ellen would accept the decline noted during the week.
Barley, of fine malting quality, not quotably lower,
sorts neglected at la. per qr. reductios. Beata
steady, Npptisa rather dearer. Peas dull, and fully la,
lower. Oats unaltered. The foreign imports last wee we
as under :—Wheat, 6,266 qrs.; barley, 2,969; Gera, 276;
beans,4B ; per,1,306 ; lama, 119 ; Unseal, 6,288 ; rapeseed.
400; oil rtes, 145 tons; bones, 132.
. . . _

Lima, Mhos 24. —We have s fair sale for lee
Qualities of both white end red wheat, at the full ram at
last Tweeday. The business pairing in barley is to a miry
limited extort. Baum, oata, and other articles without alte-
ration in value.

lawmtrool., MARCH 24.—We have had a very good
attendance of millers and dealers at this morning's market,
but the demand for wheat proved quite of a retail character,
and prices must be quoted Id, per metal below those of last
market. Flour with a dull sorb declined 6d. per barrel and
each. Indian corn had a good cauwuniptive isle at a reduc.
tion of per quarter en quay. Oats and oatmeal were
little dealt in. Beam were offered more freely, sod sales
made at 6d. per quarter below the high rites of Friday.
Pew gave way 6d. per quarter. Barley steady. The
weather is bright end sunny, and the market closes
without animation. _ _

Lnra, Itasca 24.—The weather, since the latter part of
the week, has been fine, with frost at night. At our Corn.
exchange this day the attendance was good. Although only
a moderate show of wheat, best samples were fully as dear.
Common qualities ls. per qr. cheaper. Barley, milling, as
bet week ; grinding sorts 6d. per qr. lower. Beans sad
r Wheat, irm. Per imperial quarter to the power:—
white, new, 611bs. to 831 be. per imperial bushel,
50a. to 52e. ; ditto red, Me. to 62Ibn, 445. to 475. Bet.
ley, bat Chevalier malting, 5311 w. to 54lbn, 375. to 40n ;
ditto, runs Chevalier malting, 52lba. to 531b5., 33n to 36e. ;
ditto, distilling, 501bs. bllbs., 30s. to 325. Oats,
to 421ba., 2211. to 28e. Beans, new, 63114. to 641bn, .ife.
to 38s. _ _

~Ngwoarrra-moa-Trn, MARCH 2i—The weather cOll-
- favourable for seeding operations, with which our
harmers am busily engaged. At our market this mamog
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and
being also without say arrivals of moment from the court,
the Ueda nevertheless, though dull, ruled sluggish at about
Saturday's rates, 495. bang an extreme quotation for choice
new Suffolk, or new yellow wheat, per 50411 a In foreip
so few transactions have occurred, that our quotatioae may g
be considered little better than nominal. Flour unaltered ;
and the mama remark will apply to other articles.