The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-30 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR. —BatsroL, Maacß 2n.—The market it very flat, and
prams are again I u favour of buyers, with but a small business
doing. Rum sells steadily.

TALLOW.—PRIPAT EVETINO.—The market was steady to-day.
Spot and March, 444. to 44a ; April to June, 44&; October
to December, 44a. 3d. to 44a ; town tallow advanced U. 6d. to
415., net cash. At auction, 4101 casks sold. (Mesta sheep, 44a 3d.
to 445. Yd.: Australian sheep, 445. 6d.: mixed, 41a. : beef, 435.
No South American offering. Delivery to last evening, 1,013
casks ; arrivals, ffd casks. Cocoa-mit oil firm ; Cochin, at nia
to 56a ; Ceylon, SCa ; Sydney, 475. to 49a ; middling to Sae,
down to {ft ; tor low and Interior Palm oil, 415., hue Lagoa.

COTTON.—LiwlitrOoL, Mae= 19.—The cotton market was
heavy last Friday, and some decline was submitted to but on
Saturday and Monday the demand increased, and prices fully
recovered. The lo delayed import then began to arrive
freely, and under it. Influence the demand subsided, and lower
rates were accepted. During the last two days the business
has been more general, but the trade still limit their pur-
chases chiefly to the supply of immediate wants, mid the quo-
tations time about id. below but week's rates. The demand
fur Sea Island Is very limited, and it Is freely supplied at the
reduced prices quoted last week. American continues in good
request, but is quoted about id. below last week's prices, par-
ticularly in the middle grades, having lost some small advance
obtained early this week. In Brazil, with a quantity
offering, and only a limited demand, prices are at
id. to id. decline. Egyptian has been In moderate request
during the peat week, and holders have supplied the demand
freely at last week's prices Qualities below fair continue ne-
glected, and almost unsaleable. imyrua is without
change
Rut India is more difficult of sale, but the limited quantity
offering has enabled holders to obtain nearly previous quota-
' tions except in the lower qualities, which are decidedly easier.
Speculators have taken during the week 2,240 bales, exporters
10,000, and the trade 83,140 hales. Ile actual stock of cones
in Liverpool declared this morning amounts to 044,1110 bales
including 332,240 American, 82,090 Brasil, 02,760lfstyptian, 6,200
Smyrna, 21,720 West India, 1343,W East India, and 1,770 China.
proving 80,120 above theestimate, chiefly in East India. We have
had a modern,' demand today, and the excavate stock has had
but little effect on the market, which closes at previous rates.
The sales are Untin bale; of which I,unn are tocespnet and specu-
lation. The following are the official quotations:—Fair
Orleans, Mid mWdliug, Lted. : hair Mobilo, letd. ;
1301. ; fair tilands, 140: ; middling, 131 d.

007 TON 000D9.-3Useguaria, Mmton 29.—in shipping
yarns the market is again quiet, and to make salee lower prices
must be taken. The amount of busbies& has not been large,
even at the reduced prices spinners have been willing to submit
to. For borne trade yarns the demand bas been very slack.
Manufacturers will only operate with a view to supplying their
immediate requirement" In the face of a declining market, and
the business bas been under an average. The cloth market is
exceedingly dull. Telegrams announce that the cargoes of
cotton to band in Lixtepool sum up to a total of 206,616,
making the total actual stock on band 644,311 bales.
Great quantities were known to be on the way, and, in the lan-
guage of the market, all that had been discounted, but never-
theless, the actual receipt ha Liverpool of the largest quantity
ever known to have arrived in one week has a considerable
effect on this market. We have had • pod deal of inquiry for
cloths to-day. but only few ogees ern ma.g, and those at priori
which do not result in business.

CORN. —Calektgroan, MARCH 211.—There was a moderate
supply of wheat at market to-day, and secondary qualities
were is, to is. lower really floe white, about the same ; red. Is.
lower—white, Mk. to cps.: extra, 70a.: red, 60s. to 641 Barley
mason over. Beans firm, at late rake. Average Wheat, 634.
btrley, 4la Id.: oats, 24
LIWZRPOOL. MARCH 22.—Today's market was fairly attended,
and for white wheat an Improved demand, though at a decline
of 2d. to 3d. per rental on the week_ !lour quiet end unehanxed.
Indian corn In moderate request, at Is. 6d. to 24. per yr loser
than those of Friday last. Outs firm. Oatmeal dun, bat on.
changed. Beans quiet, and tid. per yr. lower. Barley slow, and
rather easier. Malt Inactive.

WAIRCIRLD, MARCH Hit—Wheat was In limited demand. at
prices la lower than the quotations of last week. Earle) dull of
MM.

COAL& —Wiwi, MAME 29.—Buddle's West Hartley. I7L
West Hartley, 17a. dd.; Walls End Hatton, 17a. 9d.: Walls End
Hetton, Yls. ; Walls End Ilettea Lyons, 17s. 9d.; Walls End
Tunatall, 17a. 9d.—Shlpe at market. sold, 21.

TRAFFIC RETURIfB.

Mlles Pal- Met- Total. Total.
=Mtn. opon bangers. chandlse. 1307. 1001.
Week asdlog Feb. 10. & & & &
Mir! liyilasi

Week eroding March 17.
London.Tilbery,etSontheed o°3 142 1.0% 1.115
Mica Manske= Rahway for month of February. lea, ,C 10,117
correspoodlug month, 1806, x 6.334.
Week cadraeg March Si
West Cl7l 411 39 87 -•

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILA.--GALLE,
MARCH 16.—The Behar, from China, arrived yesterday, and
the Bombay, front Australia, to-day. The kongolia leaved
for Suez to-morrow.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ItirXHlßlL—March 22, M 17;t-place. Ben-road. a., the elfo
of C. H. buncombe, beg.. of a daughter.
CROS.S.—March 27, at Brixton Ville, Britton-road, , Mt. M.

GAALAND.—MarI 27, at shore road, Hackney, the wife of I'.
Garland, Jun., of a daughter.
HARMA • —March 27, at C.Yinbridge-strett. Hyde-park. W , the
wife of the Rev. E. Harman, of a son.
IieLEAN —March 27, at Ha) swater, the wife of T. H. McLean.
req., of a son.
MHNZIFA.—March 173, at I'pper Stamford-street, 3., the wife of
Dr. J. 1 Menzies, of a son.
MARRIAGES.

DRAKE-RARSYS.-11arc171, at-st. !lark's. Tollington-Park.
Ly th. Rev. .1. Leek Herbert, Donor Mr. If. Drake, of Walwhani.
k.W Mows, Suffolk, to Mary Golbourn, daughter of the late Mr.
J. Sarnia, of Whetstone.
JAVOSS-MRYIR.-March IT, by the Rev. Dr. Adler,
daughter of X. Meyer, Esq., of Oordonesuiare, Loudon. to J.
I. Jambs, Req , of Kingston-square, Hull
SCHOFIELD-WMOOIIISW. -March w, at F.oeles Church, hi
the Rev. Canon Rallies, Captain Schofield, son of the late J.
Schofield, Bag., of Milnrow, to Fanny, daughter of W. L.Dg.
*haw, Jun., laq., Swinton.
DEATHS.

BROORMAN.—March 27, at Lower Claptoll.
Anne. daughter of the late Mr. J. }IMOICIVIAD. aged 42.
DAWSOI6.—Mar. h 27. at Upper Ii ,nnytouu. Linlithwo.'. N•ll.
Prances, daughter of the late A. lAmson, Esq.
ZUWARDES—March 27, at Upper Seymouretreet, Portman'
square. Mary Anne, the wife of Mr. C. Edwards,
HANBURY.--On the 29th inst., at 10. Upper OrosvenorstreeL
Robert Culling Banbury, Esq., M.P., of Bedweil.park. lief%
eldest son of Robert Banbury, Esq., of Poles, Herta, aged 44
HOLLEBP.—On the 2:4.11 inst. at 16, Wynoetwad, Brixton, S.,
after a long and panto' Illness. Mary Ann, beloved wife of
Edward Holiest, and only daughter of Alexander
tal= Esq., of 1, Uoion.place, Yamall.road, to her WWI year.
POOL.—lLarch Pool, Esq., of Tottenham. aiW 79.
TAYLOR —Morel' 27, at Ravenswood, Croydon, &Myr, J. Tel*
MASTEN.—Mareh 27, at lelowartk, Mrs Orbs* Warr"
aged 7L