The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

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TALLOW.—Tnunmost F.% ENING. —The market was 6m
today at the following Tete. :—New ou the vot,
46e. 3d. to 46*. 61; 46*. 3d.; April toJwie, 41, ol.;
Ju to September, 47e. ; Oct. to Dec., Mis. • woad sort
Y.(. 455. 6d. to 46e. 9d. ; Australian bed, 44;. to 45e. :kL ;
South American, 48e. 3d. to R.*. (a—Delivery to he* mem
lug, 870 make. No arrival'.

OCOTTON.—lavrarooL, Yawn 6.—The demand for cot-
ton ea-day is very limited, and tte males smell, with irregu-
lar prior. The sates are 2.800 bales, lucludieg 720 Ann.
risen, at 10d. to 144 d. ; 1,800 Surat, at 70. to 10;d. ; 1611
Egyptian, at 12id. to 194 d. ; MO Pennon, at 120. ; 100
'Bahia and Mateo, at 12d., of which 500 are for specula.
Lion and export. The week's import is 8,493 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BSADVORD, MARCH 6.- -Tim
market is exceedingly sluggish. The prices of wool rem.in
unsteady, the buyer having the advantage, especially in
all bright haired sorts. Spinners are for the must part
working to stock. Prices have a drooping tendency. The
piece market is very inactive. There is a more hopeful
feeling pervading the market with respect to the trade with
France. The new tariff of the Zollverein states, it is said,
will not be so favourable as had been anticipated. The ad.
vices from Bristol fair to-day, which is usually looked to
with interest, state that the attendance is rather thin, and
the priers mated by dealers fully up to Bradford trios.
Dealers ref use prime offered. Very little bailouts was
dam

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnranan, MARCH
There is Apia little variation to notice in the condition of
the utopia trades, the little improvement reported last week
in the demand for fancy laces, trimmings, and curtains being
fairly rimintained. For the cheaper fabric.' the demand is
still languid, and there is very little inquiry from foreign
parte for any class of goods. All branches of the hosiery
trade are still more depressed, the cold weather, as well as
the upward tendency of prices, operating most unfavour-
ably on the prospects of our manufacturers. London houses
being pretty well stocked, send very few sorting-up orders,
and being obliged to Pre prices proportionate to the cost of
raw material, all temptations to speculation are put is end
to. The impression pins ground among the large meads::
turns that the American difficulty will be settled ens way
or mother in the course of another six months, and that,
with a madenitaly good harvest, there will be a really good
mita= kids—Notting/tam Joanne/.

CORN.—Baurnmum, MAWR 6.—At this day's market
time was a limited supply of English wheat, which sold
slowly at fully last week's rates. Foreign no cheaper.
Harley, oats, banns, and peas all held firmly for last week's
rtes, with only a retail ale.

2iLanca 6. Our market was fairly
attended, but, with the champ to mild open weather
agala, there was less tone in the trade. English wheat sold
rather more freely at last week's prices ; while AIII6IICaO,
bow held for an advance of ld. to 2d. per metal, was taken
very swiftly. Flour me► a slow sale, aid no improve.
mint In prime was obtainable. Oats and oatmeal were in
may limited request, and the latter had a declining ten-
dency. Egyptian beans were 6d. per quarter cheaper.
Indian oorn, on the contrary, must be quoted 6d. per qr.
dearer.

Hiring; &turn s.—There was onlya moderate supply
of wheat, for which millets showed a disposition to buy at
rather more money than last week. Ot barley the supply
was mall, and farmers; asking Is. per qr. adyenee checked
the demand. Oats were offering at less money. Beaus
unaltered.

NIWBUIIY, WARM 6.—We had rather an increased
supply of wheat, which met • slow sale at late rates
generally. Fine barley fully as dear. ; other sorts slow
ode ; not much offering. Oats, beans, and peas, very dull.
Ilimunon, Maas &—With a abort supply of wheat the
trade is more active, and Is. Orr qr. deafer. The supply of
sprietesoris is large, and, with little demand, the trede Is
vy ; and, 6:emptier fine samples of malting, barley
IrleaPor.
Ethaionon, XsAmi & —We bad in the market to-day
928 quarters wheat, 1,476 barley, 2,564 oats, and 358
be There were sold—Wheat, 718 qrs. ; barley, 1,063 ;
eats, 1,547.4 ; and be, 215 qn. As compared with last
week—Wheat was the mime on top, and Is. 7d. up on
average ; beadily wee is 6d. up on top, and Id. down on
avenge ; ;eats wen &L down on top, sad 2d. up on average ;
boas were Is. down on top, and Bd. up on average.
Piths per imperial qr.:Wheat, 445. Od. to 675. ; barley,
245. 6d. to 37a 6d.; oats, 20a. Od. to 24a. Od. ; beans,
Od. to 48s. Od. Weight of top—Wheat, 63j1ba.;
Daley, 57ilbs.; oats, 4411 n. ; beans, 66ilba.

CATTLE.—Ennisonaz, linikm &—Tbe number of cattle
this morning WA 779, or 3 mon than en this day week.
&lee were slowly effected, ut prices much the mine as those
obtaiued last market. Extreme top, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d.;
entreat price for beet sorts from fis. 6d to 75.; middling and
inferior, from 6s. to 6s. per stone. The supply of sleep
3,669, being 623 mon than last week. Lest ersdoselay's
prime were fully maintained Top pries of best aged bleak
and white trodden, 81d.; current for the best sorts, Bd. to
81d. ; teary sorts, from 7d. to 71d. per lb. Fed pip
brooght from is. to is. per Aces ; six to eight weeks old
do. from 9s. to 13s. per head.