The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TOUDAT wu DO change
in the market to-day, end prime cloud the .aine as yeeter-
day. Delivery to WA evening, IW2 casks ; erriva 229
casks.

OOTTON.-14vgnroca, Aram 22.—Our market to-day
has been rather quiet. The sales are 5.000 bales, including
2,870 American, at 04d. to 14d. ; 2,500 Bunt, at 6fd. to
9id. ,• 500 Egyptian. at 11}d. to 15d. ; 130 Bahia, at l;ld.
to 141 Of which 2.000 are for speculation and export.
The week's import is 311,516 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—MancnxirrEn, APRIL 22.—There
hes hese a very strong yarn market, but spinners are
asking much higher prime (in some cases fully id. per lb.
more than last week), and there has not been a very large
business. The demand for what has been done has been
pretty general, including buyers for India, China, Ger-
many, the Mediterranean, and home trade. The cloth
market is in a less satisfactory state than it was last week,
owing in tome degree to the nature of the &deices from
America. Buyers have shown very little inclination to
purchase ; indeed, manufacturers finding they cannot get
the priors they obtained last week, whilst cotton and
yarn* are dearer, have not been disposed to press sales.
Many of them looked for an advance of prime this week,
and the check which they have experienced is naturally pro-
ductive of much disappointment. It has been found easy
enough from time to thus since the scarcity of cotton to get
up a little excitement in cotton and in yarn, but when
these materials come to be made up into goods there is ge-
nerally a lack of spirit and enterprise amongst merchants,
both in the home and the export trade, that is very dia.
couraging. The basins:ea done to-day has been on • very
trifling soak, and in most cases buyers have been offering
lan than last week's rates. A telegram from Calcutta to
the Slat March reports no material improvement in that
market, and conseqaently but little has teen done for that
quarter. For shirtings, lotigcloths, T cloths, printers, fir.,
the market is alike without animation.

WOOLLEN.—Lima, APRIL 22.—The Easter holidays
haws again interfered greatly with the market, which has
been little more than a nominal one in either hall. A few
Melton. and Tweeds changed hands at very low prices,
buyere being merely on the look out for bargains. The
White-hall was very quiet.

MANUFACTURES. -Iliononnsenthro, Arum 22. A
moderate demand esista for fancy goods, especially those in
light colours ; but the general trade is quite flat, and stooks
(with the above exception) appear to be increasing on every
side. The memos is now too tar advanced for a good spring
trade, and manufacturers are looking forward to an im-
provement in the demand for autumn goods, some patterns
of which are already in the market.

WOOLIIL—HODDIMirTIM, Ann 22.—There u little
or nothing doing in wools d u• description, buyers holding
off till they see how prioes ate likely to run at the approach-
ing sales commencing next week in Landon.

CORN.—HoLL, Aram 22.—At today's market a small
su_pply of English wheat, which is taken off at folly last
TuesMiy's currency, and in some caws le. per qr. advance is
paid
nsoand.the best rue of red. Foreign meets a good healthy
at the extreme rates of last week. Barley scarce,
and in request at prime in favour of sellers. Beans sod
peas unaltered. Oats more in rind after on former terms.
The foreign imports last week are as follows :—Whcat,
15,887 qrs. ; barley, 1,945; beans, 2,535; linseed and rape-
seed, 8,666 ; oil cake, 65 tons ; bones, 366.
Luca, Aran. 22.—Our millers having supplied them-
selves themselves pretty freely the last two or three weeks
with wheat the demand to-day has somewhat subsided, but
where sales take place the full prime of Friday are ands.
Barley scarce, and quite as dear, Oats and beans are rather
better sold. Other articles unaltered.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 22.—We had a fair attendance of
town and country millers at this morning's market,
Wheat sold moderately well at about the pales of Tuesday
last, sad upon the medium qualities of American and
Canadian red a small advance was made. Flour sold slowly,
owing probably to the auctions after market hour ; but in
all came firm prime were established. Indian corn was 6d.
per qr. dearer on the week, and a fair for
shipment to Ireland and for our inland cons
umption at
28s. 9d. per 48011.. ex ship. Oats, barley, beans, and paw
commanded full prime. Weather warm and showery.
Aran 22—During the past few days we have ex.
perianced a beneficial change in the weather, which is now
warm, with growing showers. At our Coro Exchange this
day there was but a small attendance of farmers, cause
quently a limited show of wheat ; the demand was good,
and het week's prices were in some instances exceeded.
Barley—Our malting qualities are nearly exhausted, and
the few samples on offer made la. per qr. more money.
Beans and peas--Prices steady. Priem per imperil?' qr. to
the grower—Wheat, white, new, 62Ibs. to (Nibs. per imperial
babel, 575. to 635. ; ditto, red, flllbs. to 641 b, 56e. to
110 e. ; ditto, old, 581bs. to 6211 a., 4.1 e. to 55e. Barley, best
chevalier malting, 5311.. to 5411.., 38s. to 401. ; ditto runs
chevalier ditto, 5211.. to 5311.., 34a. to 375. Oats, 361 be.
to 421b5., 24.. to 275. Beene, old, 6311.. to 6511*., 425.
to 48s. ; mew, 6311.. to 641bs. 4211. to 46..
NNWOARTLI, APRIL 22.—The weather has again become
unsettled, but the temperature keeps high. At our market
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers ; but a few vessels hiving dropped in from the
coast since Saturday, and having also some further arrivals
from abroad, the trade opened firmly, but closed quietly at
Saturday's rates, with only a moderate bnlnaw doing
Choice south country yellow was held at 655., and whit* at
67e. per 5041 be., without attracting attention ; the trans-
actions which took place were in new Silesian red, MI
Hamburg, at 60s. 3d. per 50411.. Flour in steady request.
In other articles little variation to note.