The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-16 00:00:00

KINOING-LANE.-(TgB DAY.)

Sucima.7-'Pte;:riet aonthries 'dull, and prima are now
in lame ones &I. per cwt. below those riding last week.
The private sales laalude 2,000 bap of brown date Bengal at
28a. 6d. to 29a.; sad 400 kegs of Natal as 30.. ad. to
31e. &L 80/Wed remains firm, with a fair aranuat of bust-
ntaidoing.
OM= -No public ads. of Ceylon have been held to-
day ; privately, tbe market is firm. Native Ceylaa sold,
ordinary and good ordinary, 661.6 d. to 70s. 6d. ; 640 ordi-
nary and superior, 71s. to 735.
Tl/..-The market continues dull.
Rua.-About 300 puncheons sold, chiefly Demerara, at
Is. 7d.
Rita-The market is firm, but quiet.
SPICIX -There is Ism disposition to Purchase uPer
at previous prices, a few lots of white ;Singa-
pore, sold at bid. being cheaper. Cloves, Zanzi-
bar sold freely at 3id. to aid. for ordinary. and 30.
to 31d., for middling to good. Pimento add at tad. to
Yid Nutmep at previous prices; small, 10d. to
Is. Id. ; middling, Is. sa. ; good, 2s. sd. ; floe, 3s. 741. ;
email limed, &L to 7d. Maas : Penang, lid. to
Is. 4d. Cinnamon Ceylon, at barely last sales' prices, fourth
and third pile, Is. 3d. to ls. 6d. ; wooed and fint, Is. sd.
to Is. Ild. Oar& Menai at the previous value ; midclhog
to fair, 78s. to au Ginger, Bengal at the low price of 'l3a.
FROM-TM market generally is not active, but currants
tare brought full prices ; sound common '.da. to 23.. per
cwt
Semerse.-209 hags of fine quality sold at 30.. 6d. cash.
CoCutleLL haa sold flatly ; Honduran silver, at 35., show-
ing a decline of ld. per lb. Other sorts without change.
Corm. -The demand continues active ; prices are again
id. to id. per lb. dearer. Bengal sold, 51d. to 7id. Japan,
10d. ; Ttanivelly, 10d. to lid. ; Scrods, bid. to lid. ;
Western, Sid. to 13id.
Juts is doll of sale, prima are In some oases rather
&saner ; common to fair, sold at 131. 10c. to 196.10.; low,
91. 15a.; reiections, 61. 15s. to 91. 10s. ; cuttings, 61. 3s. to
61. 15e.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is Arm at the sneezed quotations : Town
tallow, 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petersbarg Y.C. on the spot,
40s. 6d. ; all the month, 49.. 6d. ; June, 41a. 3d. ; October
to December, 42e. 3d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THLS DAY.)
We have a larger supply of beasts, but a large proportion
are foreign. Clinics qualities are readily disposed of. Prices
are about the same as on Monday. There is also a larger
supply of foreign sheep. English are not very plentifuL
Monday's quotations are fully maintained, although trade is
not very brisk. Good calves are in demand. Our foreign
supply conaista of 610 boasts. 2,170 sheep, 154 calves, and
216 pigs.
Per swag et Bibs. a. d. a. d. I Per stow dBlbs. s. el. s. d.
Oast Scots. Heralds. 60 6 2 Peat Inn&HlNlds 81% 0 0
Best Shcetrbarus 4lO 6 0 Past Lookwoota.... 6 6 1
escond qua. bomb 30 4 0 Do. do. Shan 0 0
Calm 44 6 0 Ines & second q.uaL 4 5
34 4 8 Do. dr. Man .... 0 0
it Brtle's& Mt-breds 60 6 4 Limbs
Beasts at market, 1,360: sheep and iambi, 5,1.11; calves, 221:
Dip, 270: much cows, 130.

SMITHFIELD HAY BrLkEICILT.--(THIS DAY.)
llama perwel and Beaton report trade slow at the fol-
lowing prior Prune hay from 95e. to 105 s. Prime
mover, old, 110 e. to 1264. Straw, Ma. to 33a.