The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-26 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Turner EVEN ROL—The market iraistpad,
to-daty ; prim, closed as toilows : —Spot sod
455. 9d. to 46e.; April to June, 44k a.; July to Septsiulse ,
48L 6d.; October to December, 475. 9d.; &intik Arberi,u,
46a. 3d. to 48s. Bd. ; Australian beef, 45.1. 6oa. balivcryt.
lust evening, 192 casks ; arrivals, 2r,

•
00TrON.—Laysaroos., Pis. 26.--There is Do
io our market to-day, which I steady, with a tholes-4a Loa.;
miss. The sales are 7,000 hales, la:lading 2,320 A 5ah....t., t
Hid. to 141 d. ; 4.000 Surat, 51d. to l ; L'oo Egv,.t,„,
lad. to 130. ; and 370 Peroaro, 12i1; 110 Bahia, t:,
1214. ; of which 3,500 are for speculation cod export. Th.
week's import is 5,277 bales.

COTTON 000D3,—Msucugerta, FEB. 25.—The rain
market has been very strong to-day, though there flu. Dot
been much business done, owing to the high rates wpinat
ry
continue to demand for the yarns they are producing, wLirL
has very much checked operation.. Mule yarns are
dearer, as also is water twist in cops and. bundles. Ila re
has therefore been but few sales for any market, The eto,k,
of yarns are light, but, on the other hand, the orders in tbe
hands of spinners are small, even for the present rate of
production. There has been a moderate business in
shirting., long-cloths, and other Wince, at a .Lade
higher prices than were obtainable last week. There is
demand, but only of a limited character, for some kind,
printing cloths and T cloths. It is more and more evident
from day to day that the great decrease which had taken
place in the production of cloth is now telling upon the
market, and that the sales for some days pant have ex-
ceeded the quantities coming forward. At the same time
stocks have been considerably reduced, and sellers are hold-
ing with much firmness, from a belief that prices must son
advance. The males, however, are only on a moderate scale,
and purchuers, both for the home trade and export, are
operating with great caution. The letters to hand flow,
India and China are more encouraging than any recently
received, but it must be borne to mind that
their leading contents bad been anticipated throNti
the telegraph, and as other telegrams are expelled
to-morrow or the day after, which will bring dates from
Calcutta to the 11th, and from Bombay to the 12th Feb.,
buyers have been rather disposed to wait than operate
today, though some little business may have been done or
the speculation that they will show a further favourable
result. The general expectation is that they will kris;
better accounts. It was reported that a telegram had been
received in town to-day, but the report could not be traeei
to a reliable source, and towards the close of the mute:
was generally discredited.

WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—LEZDS, FEB. 2.5.—We have t:
report one of the quietest markets to-day we ever am,
which is saying no little. There was a very meagre otietel•
Inc., both of manufacturers and buyers, and the tram,.
Lions is both balls were merely nominal ; prices are dui.
dedly easier, but not even a reduced quotation for nea.,44.
able goods proves at present an inducement of sales. The
reports from the country are very unsatisfactory • there
no disposition to operate, notwithstanding the leiwnesi
sto¢ owing to the almost entire absence of anything life
a Atr demand.

MANUFACTUREII—HUDDSIUMILD, FIB. 25. —Bea.
new transactions today have again been on a limited wale.
A moderate number of buyers have attended, but they per.
abase only in small quantities, although there is an aloe.
demos of choice in almost every descnption of goods. The
trade doing at present is much below an average for /peal,

WOOLB.—BUDDEBRVIELD, Fin. 23.—The colonial wed
trade it quite fiat, aa is unially the case on the appraich
sale', which commersoe on Thursday neat in London. A
liWe le doing in low foreign at former prices.
OOBN.—HULL Fn. 25.—At today's marital a caul;
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at barely last
week's currency ; foreign Is. lower, with very limited de.
mend. Barley, both malting and grinding, rather easier.
Bear and peas unaltered. Otte very dull, and prices it
}Avow of buyer. The foreign imports Mat week are u
under :—Wheat, 4,010 qrs. • barley, 886 ; beans, 290; peas,
14 ; tares, 24 ; nil cakes, 200 toes ; boom, 1014.

LUDO, FEB. 25.—We have again to report • slow market
for wheat; the demand does not yet improve, and prices
tend downward. Barley dote not sell freely; value as before.
Beans and oats in very limited request at about former
rates

LTVREPOOL, Fce. 25.—There has been • vay fair at.
tendanoe of town and country millers and dealer' at
thie morning's market, and a better feeling has been expe-
rienced. Wheat has recovered the reduction noted in oar
kat, end waa taken in per retail demand at the improve-
ment. Flour was dealt in to a coneidersble extent at a re.
duction of 6d. per barrel and le. per sack ; the stock in
bakers' bands both here and in ifanchterter is exceedingly
small. Indian corn meets • slow sale, and may be quoted
3d. per quarter lower, but holders are reluctant to sell.
Oats and oatmeal continue very dull. Deana pease and
barley may each be quoted ma on Frulay. The market elms
with a healthy feeling, but void of 11111111.ii011.
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Urn, FEB: 25.—Weather is cold and frosty with an
easterly wind. At today's market we had a moderate show
of wheat, the condition Doing rather better, best sample
sold at 6d. to Is. per qr. more money—common sorb; as
last week. Barley, both malting and grinding, se.
ported late rates. Beans and pens—prices firm. Ps
quarter imperial to the grower :—Wheat, white, new,
621 b. to 64Ibs. per imperial bushel, 57.. to tn. ;
ditto, red, 61Ibe. to eine., 16.. to 605.: ditto, old, NIS.
to 621b5., 44.. to 54.. Barley, best chevalier malting,
5311 e. to 541ba., 37.. to 395. ; ditto rune chevalier ditto,
521 b. to 153115., 335. to 365. Oats, 36165. to 421b5., 24a
to 275. Beans, old, 63Ibs. to 651b5., 42.. to 481. ; new,
63Ike. to 641 be., 42e. to 46..

Nit:mann.; Fin. 25.—The weather since Saturday has
been bleak end cold, with rein. At our market this marina;
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, hula;
nothing fresh offering from the coast. A clearance WM
effected at about previous quotations. From the stands
scarcely a transaction occurred, so that the prices remit
nominally unchanged. Flour a dull sale, and indent);
cheaper. In other articles little done, end prices unaltered.