The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-16 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. Bsrusasr Drama. The market was
steady to-day. Spot, 445. 3a. ; April to J
October to December, 46e. 6d. to 46e. 9d. Delivery to
last erects& 706 casks; snivels ditto, 864 seeks.

OOTTON.—Lreimmoh, Kamm 14.—We have had rather
an excited market *Aar, with an advance of d. bid. per
lb. in Burnt. The sales are 12,000 bales, including 300
American, 2004. to 220.; 9,540 Swat, lOid. to gd.;
1,000 Egyptian, 191 d. to 26c1 ; 150 Pernaro, WA to d. ;
1,000 Bak* 18d. to 20d. ;10 Ilanuiliam, 21d. ;of ich
7,000 are for 'peculation and export To-day's import is
4,213 bales.

COTTON GOOD&—Murcnzerss, MARCH 14.—The
past week has been remarkable for the absence of political
or other advice, calculated to disturb the market. So far
as American 'trims are concerned they have been of a
character rather to remove the distrust which has weighed
rather heavily upon the trade lately with refereoee to the
probability of an early liberation of cotton, and point to a
prolongation of the struggle them. Meantime the advice.
from India show that stocks of Manchester goods ham
been a good deal lessened, though still somewhat consider-
able, and that prime are approxinating more to a level with
those in this market. The consequence has been that •
better demand has s ng up, and a fair busiuss bus bees
done in mulls, and other light fabrics for
India, and prices are a shade stronger. dome inquiries
have also been made for long cloths, T cloths, and
printers; but the chief business has been for India,
and the sales for shipment to Bombay and Calcutta have
been muck larger thaa we bare been lately acciustodied iw
Sellers of yarn report • rather emisiderable business in mule
yarns for Bombay, and in water twist for China Boyers
for the Continent bap also been operating to a fair amount
is yarns. The orders given oat for India have naturally
reacted in favour of home trade yarns, and time his been a
more active business in twist and weft below 60'a. Prices
are rather firmer generally in oonsequenoe of the business
done within the last day or two, and are higher than what
could have been obtained kart week, though in some oases
hardly equal to the full rates spinners were thee requiring.

WOOLLEN OLOTIL—Luna. KILICE 14.—The markets
this morning were only thinly attended by biters, who
manifested little disposition to operate beyoad immediate
requirements. A few meltoss, fie., °hanged hands in the
Coloured ball, tot the demand for this time of fabrics in
considerably slacker, and rates conatiquantly a shade smite.
There wet a spirited inquiry for thin white dugosais. parti-
cularly in low qualities, hut of these the supply is far in
ai.tar of the demand, in fug they ►re difficult to meet with,
and command high quotations. In the Whiteihall there
was very tittle doing.

HARDWARE—Tharaximaii, AUER 14.—The reac-
tion which took place in the trade of this town • fortnight
ago has been well maintained ; snob is the case irrespective
of the impetus given to various branches by the national
celebrations which have just taken plain. There has beeo,
and still is, • very good amount of burliness doing on
account of the home trade, which is showing decidedly
more activity than it has done for the hurt two years at this
seam. Manufacturers are very fairly off for orders in all
but a few of the least important branches ; many of them
have euEcieut to keep their estadishments fully going
up to the end of the quarter. In the foreign trade
there is also rather more activity ; there is • fair
sprinkling of Osnadian orders in hand, and the West Indian
trade is pretty good ; to America there is more doing then
there was twelve months ago ; with the north of
se
there is not much doing at present, but the Spanish, Preach.,
and Italian trade is well sustained. In referent* to parti-
cular branches of the numerous trades carried on here, it
may be noticed that the rolling mills have been working full
time; a good beau= has beet, and is still doing in tin.
plate wares ; the tube-makers, platers, and edgetcal-makers,
are also doing • steady trade. Increased activity has been
experienced in the jewellery trade, arid for faricy goods
generally there is • better demand. There is little, if any
unemployed labour in the town, and =sport= is deans-
ag ; last week the number of owe of out-door relief wan
7,9 A against 9,3130 in the correspeadiag week of last year.

OORN.--Oassnums, Yaws 14.—Our market to-day
was dull for all oars, with so alteration in prima.
CASUAL; Yaws 14.—Tbore was • moderato supply of
wheat, sod good of Oat' and barley, at oar markat to-day.
Wheat met • good demand, at the fall prior of last wear.
Oats is good dammed. at last week's rata Barley also was
in good demand, at about Id. par bushel over kat week's
pneas. For prime seed easoplee at oats and barley 6d. por
bushel over our quotatime woo paid. Wheat, whit., sow,
17s. 6d. to 19a. Bd. ; red, new, 16.. Od. to leo. Od. ;
barley, new, 124. Od. to 13.. 6d. ; oats, potato, new, 9m. to
11a. ; ditto common, now, Oa. to 10• 6d.; rye, 14s. to L6a.;
beano, 17m. to 19s. ; per, 171. to 19m.

GUILDFORD, Malicia 14.-A more liberal supply of wheat
to-day, the greatest portion, being in mach better CoOath's
than of late, met a more ready sale, and at prices the tam'
dearer. Barley and other spring corn at late quotatioee.
Wheat, 40a. to 615.; barley, 31a. to 40s; oats, 224. to 30s;
beans, 37e. to 42.5. per qr.
Bsorroon, 'taxer( 14.-A fair supply of wheat, sad
trade steady, at fully lest week's rates. Fine barley for
malting scams and wile briskly at extreme rater ; oding
dull as before. Oats sad beans fetch former rates for good
and dry 'ample,. Wheat, red, per load, 28s to 30a.; dee,
325.; white, 30a. to 32t.; doe, 34a. Barley, malting, per cp.,
36t. to 435; grinding, Wis. to 34a. Oats coarse, 18. to
22a.; feed, 26a. Beam per load, 24a. to 275. Peas, 23.
to 275.
LZICISTTB, MARCH 14.-There was a moderate eat/ed-
am., but the supply of wheat was hardly am average for
the memo. The samples were of irregular quality and
oeo-
ditiom. There was more life in the trade, sad prior were
la. per qr. higher than last week. New red roads 45e. to
48a. ; new white. 465. to 60. ; old red, 48e. to 64. ; old
white, 565. to 68s. par 38 stone. For barley (which was a
middling shawl a slow demand was experienced, and prises
;ererather in buyer's favour ; malting, 34a. to 39a. per qr. ;
rindiag, 27.. to 30a. per 30 atom. There wma tolerable show
of oats, which were taken off at late prices ; old, 255. to
30s. ; raw, 22s to 24e. per 24 ethos.
NEwCASTLR-01.03t-TTNE. MARCH 14.-At our market this
morning we had a scanty @bowel wheat from the growers,
which, being wanted for mixing, was readily disposed of
an admix. of ls. per qr. From the etas& there was rather
more doing, at the full rates of this day se'esight. Floor
sold slowly, but is its value little ohms* ma he reported.
/deities sad grinding barley is slow request, at about pre.
rims prices. Malt, maims choice, neglected. Beam, suit-
able for seed, io pod demand. Boiling peas is little favour.
Oats met a limited laquiry, and if anything were the tart
cheaper. The arrivals this week arer-Wheet, emetwigc,
1,707 qrs. ; foreign, 4,790 qrs. Baxley, forgive, 664 qrs.
Malt, coastwise, 15 qrs. Oita, o astwtea, 634 qrs. ;
foreign, 200 :qrs. Beam, scastwise, 10 qr., coast-
wise, 793 rm.

NOSWICIL Yawn 14.—Tbe supply el whist at to-
day's market wax rely fair, sad pro nes be era-
Wasted 6d. to la par qr. se Um ben week. non was
oaly • short rr y' of brie,, sad prises riled about the
same. la Mier arlikdis &kw The weaklier through-
out the week to. bees Ise fee the isseee, with Awe frcets
is tka absealega Wills dug (weights' 16Ike. Ssillikw).
Ms. to Ms. ; red dile (weighing linke. to Cabal 41a. to

45e. ; best °lowlier asaltiet hoary ( 532 k, to
MHO, 38a. to 40a ; runs chevalier ditto (w • • 52n,
to 5311ta.), 36e. to 321. ; distilling ditto (weighing 4911t5.
to 51.1b5.), 33a. to 35.. ; oats. 24a. to 28s. • hams, 375.
; peas, 365. to 375. per quarter ; flour, 33.. per sack.
Nornossox, Mozon 14.—There we. • limited supply ci
wheat, Agrimiltoral work has mode 'pod progress ssoud
hens The young wheats use spoken favourably of. Ths
demand y was more active, otd advsurse of Ls. per
qr, was made. New white nude 48a. to kbe. ;saw Ted,
420 to 49.. per 36 stow. The 'apply of beaky wu alto
smalL The demand, however, was flail, and prime was
rather lower. Foreign malting, 335. to 31,e.' • bows pow%
malting, 325. to 42e. per qr.; (non's& old, 2lje. to gcs. per
30 stone. Oats were a moderate show, and mats quiet
sale at little or 110 alteration in prices ; old •to 315.;
tow, 225. to 275. per 24 stoles.

Oxman, MARCH 14.—The eupply of wheat was noustally
and as the attendance was much in the same raw
ve7 few samples changed hands at price* varying, fo,
white, 50s. to 565. ; red, f-s. to 52a. The demand for barley
was 'outlet that nearly every lot showing was sold, and e
prices from 2a. to 3s. per quarter higher than last week,
quotations being from 321. to 43a.
Prn.Rooftocut, MARCff 14.—We bad a fair quantity a'
wheat offering here today ; there being more dispositioe
to buy the low prices of last week were exceeded by about
la. per qr. Barley and oats se last week. Beane Mb*/
dearer.

BURIN°, MARCH 14.—Our market opened this morning
with only a moderate attendance. For wheat there was
fair demand for best qualities at full prime, bat inferior
qualities were not in much request. In other articles three
was no alteration.

Itommaria, MARCH 14.—mere was little doing at thia
market, and hosiers was merely nominal. Severs' of the
@ample' exhibited were in improved condition, and fee those
au advance of la. to 2s. per quarter wee obtained. For
hest puede of white the qamations were 1565. to 60s,
sad fed, 50s. to 665. per quarter ; seesoadsry eed
inferior white was 48a. to Ns., and red 44e. to 50t.
per quarter. Foreign kieds were firm, and samples,
realised as much money as last week. Of erley there was
only e limited supply, and late rates could scarcely be sup.
ported. Best malting made 36a. to 401.., and plod* 26e.
to 30s. per quarter. Osta were a slow sale, and the quota-
tions were only nominal; beet Poland, 25.. to 285., and
other kinds, to Ma.
Wtaßoca, Masai 14.—The amply of grain of all kinds
at this day's market is oar a moderate scale ; good fresh
miller's wheat was in good demand and ls. per qr.
dearer. A dali trade for all spring corm and oats
6d. per qr. ch Prices to the grower : W heat, whites
46e. to 49.., 63Ibseaper. . per bushel ; red. 44c to Va. Oats,
104 d. to 111. per steam Beans, ade. to 36e. per qr. or
19 Moose ; old, 44..

Wows:sus, Hamm 14.—At this day's market there
was a very short supply at Baglish wheat, which sold
readily at an advisee at L. par qr. Barley more inquired
far. Osta &M. Bernie sad peas difficult to sell.
You, HAUB 14.—The quantity of wheat on offer from
the powers wu small to-day. Boyers purchased more
freely, at a. occasional advance of Is. per qr. oo late rata.
For new white sorts prime rouged from 4fia to 86.. ; for
sew red, 40s. to 44a. per 36 stone. Bales progressed has.
racily in barley, and holders had to take lees mosey inaner
to transept Witham ; malting, 311 i. to 36a. per qr. ; grind.
tag, 295. to 30s. per 30 Mose. la the nine of oats no im
pietist alteration eon be quoted, samples maldeg 210 s. to
s4s. per 94 rime.
yr, rem.o•On, Monica 14.—At oar country marble this
week we had extremely little grain offering of any kind.
Priem remain very mu& as but week. Here, to-day, we
bad mall ireppilee of wheat and barley, but fair of oat
Barley and meta mid at the prices of last market day.
Wheat 6d. to /a. per qr. dearer: Wheat, old and new,
32a. le 62e. per querter. Barley, new, 18a. to alle 6d.
Oats, Dew, 17.. to 28s.
WILTIMPORD, MARCH 14.—We bare again to report very
trill* reapplies of home-giown pain, but our arrivals of
foreign for the week are omaiderable. Our market is sot
quite so depremed as of late, and Wens having **dun
their Mocks very materially, oome forward more freely. The
few parade of Irish wheat on offer sell readily at folly pre-
vious rates, and foreign meets a better inquiry without
amp is value. Barley in improved request eta trite more
mosey. Oats not so *sally sold, but holders are very farm.
Indian con, with an increasing demand. maintains the cur.
nary of this day ss'ooight. Flour more saleable at last
week's dashes. Imports this week :—Wheat, 58 qrs. la.
dies Gore, uxon. Oatmeal, 20 sacks. Flour, 24 banal',
60 seeks. Exports this week :—Oats, 860 barrels. Flour,
296 seeks.

CATTLE.--Cuumma, Yawn 14.—T0-day's stook of
Irish was lem auras* than last week. and the quality
oompustively inferior. Only a small buminees was does..
Prices for the better ehos of keepag animals raised from
61. 15.. to 71. sod 81. With • lee' abundant "look end in
lammed demand oomaidembLi animation prevailed is oar
,pig market to-day. Owing to the low rates at which JOIN
keeping pigs ware void m the early part of the sew% sad
ago to the low prices olithined for pork, breeders became
lees ansioui to Morgan their stooks, coosequeatly there is
• prevailing scarcity is that dam d good youag autmals
with which this market has gammtW bees abuntly
Mocked. This has increased the rate of value, sod to-.day's
aurencies were more than doable those quoted a few weeks
ago. All cleans were quickly bought up. 20'. and 225. for
pip, and Ns. sad 30e. for shots being about the avenge.

Einerscrin MnaDlla. —Early un Thursday morn-
ing ttr inhabitants of Whittiersa were startled by a report
tbat a woman named Elisabeth Brown had been murdered,
and it is flared it will be found that she had bees subjected
to ray great illusage before her death, even if the crime of
murder was cot committed. It appears that the demod
dan:b on the previous evening was present at a party,
held at the George and Star lon, os the Market- sad
was considersbly the worse for drink. About M. . tub
was sees, it is said, walking with a young man Jobs
Green, who works at the malt-kilo in which the body err
afterwards found. When the master went to his work a
Thursday morning he discovered the poor no
man's body lying on the door in frost of the far.
use, but soma little distance from it. A great part d
her clothes were burnt away, sod the trunk and are
puts of her body were also theadfully burnt. The tour
was protruding from the mouth, soda short pig,:
betimes the lips. Oa the slum bar* &Se, aid
examiaation of the body made; it wee found that the left
arm was broken, and it is believed that. twe or three el the
ribs are oleo broken. The toalt.kila below@ to Mr. Moser
Whyte, end echoic. the bask-yard of the George sea Seer.
The entrance of the building bad bees Illestied Slur* A
email window facing the yard, and the smoke id a sited
I boot are to he we sear this wieder. The few et the
deesseed was very mesh didgered mud blaskereel, mad re
was act at first recephisd. The young we Omen did sat
sessusit for his time eatiefaelerlly, sad the polies. from er.
dens@ coming to their kesaiedge, base appreheadsd him a
suopiciou of being implicated in the tragedy. • preliaii-
nary examination took plaits as Mundy aftenoon, sad be
wee then remanded to suable the poke to make furbish.
quizies.—PreerfarovA Advertiser.
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