The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Kagoo lO.—Town tallow quoted 484. 6d.
Petenburg Y. 0.. on the spot, 495. 6d.; Much, 49.. 6d. ;
April to Tose, 49.. 6d. ; October to December, Ills.
Mama Avgtanas.—Town tallow, 50s. Od. ; fat by
ditto, 2s. Ekl. ; yellow Rum* 51.. Od. ; melted
37.. 6d. ; rough ditto, 21a. ; greases, 90t. Od.; good
dzoPe 60.

HARDWARL—BinsmrozAw, Yaw= 10.—The trade
of this town ooatioues active. There is a good demend for
material. The metal rollers are well engaged, and for the
elm of goods usually in demand at this memo the orders
in are large ; in some branches marmfacturere hare a
mosth's mires on their books. The brassfonodens, eleetro:
platers, and hollow wore manufacturers hare all of them
more than en average amount of business. The buttes
makers report dulness in that breach ; in other &nutmeats
Do change bas occurred of late, bat it is pretty certain that
the spring trade, so far se this town is concerned. has SOW
been better thou it has this season. The foreign Ueda Is
rather more active, chiefly in consequence of an increased
supply of orders on account of some of the continental
markets, but ally those of the north of Europe. The
American aad trade orations' good ; there is also
a fair amount Wing dons to the West lodise. With rented
to the Eastern markets generally, business is quiet. The
accounts se to the state of trade in the adjoining district of
Beath Staffordshire and East Worcestershire are satisfso-
tory ; all tise large works are is tall operation, and there is
eery little labour of say elms ntsemployed.

OOTTON.—Lrvispooi. 11ABCH ]o.—Strong market at
an advises of Id. to gd per lb. in long staples. Sales to.
day, 20,000 balsa, inoladint 7,000 for apooalatios aad
export. 10,000 Americas, led. to 214 d. ; 1,000
krt., 191 d. to 20gd. ; 400 Maranbon, 190. to 20id..; 800
lased° sod BAhis, 180. to 21d. ; 2,200 Egfild4ll. 2214
to 3011. ; 500 Smyrao, 130. to 1701. ; 4,800 Surat, 10d. to
Nam, to 160. ; ldoogal, Mods, fr.e., 1211
to 13d. ; Atlas, 170. ; 500 Pato, DO. to 20d.

COTTON GOOD& —lLtacznirren, Mama 10.—The
market for cotton yarn end cloth bee assumed a character
of steadiness and strength this week to which we have for
some time met been unaccustomed. There has been a well-
sustained demand for shipping and boom trade yarns at a
slight advisee pnerally on last week's quotations. The
latter have been about id. per lb. dearer. The former have
been sold at a varying improvement, according to quality
and scarcity in the market, of id. to N. per lb., and yarns
made of good Egyptian cotton are 2d. per lb. dearer. The
deemed appears to be regular, and beyen have given their
orders with more freedom. Cloths of all sorts for India and
other parts of the East, such as shirtinp, printers, Jac-
°omits, and madapollams, have bees in very healthy de-
mand, and some large orders have been given out by ship-
pers daring the last fortnight, sad especially durum the
Present week, at an advance of 6d. to 9d. per piece. Is
these goods many manufacture. a have had contracts offered
which they have been precluded, alike by motives of prudence
and from having already heavy pre-sogsgements, from ac-
cepting. Lon cloths, low domestics, and T cloths have
improved in value, but they are comparatively neglected.

WOOLLEN.—Lanon, 11Asca 10.—Ths Coloured•ball
this morning has presented a man animated appearance,
the atteadante both of manufacturers and merchants being
up to the average, and a greater inclination to speculate
having been manifest. Several large parcels of tweeds,
fanny coating, and maltose have changed hands ; there has
also been a moderate demand for plain cloths. A slight
improvement has taken place in the White Market, the in-
quiries after hairnets having increased. Rates have had an
upward t-

tendency.

COI4II.—CAWBEIDOII, MARCH 10.—Oar farmon asked
high prices for barley, which buyers refused tt2sive, end
the market left off dull, at last week's prices. Wbest, 445.
to goa. Barley, 34e. to 38.. Oats, 245. to Kla. Biwa,
42a. to 44..

Casumue, MARCH 10.—These was a fair supply of all
kinds of grain at our market this moroiss. Wheat sold
slowly. Prices:—Wheat white, 18.. to 20e.; red. 16.. to
18a.; new barley, 12s. 6d. to 145.; oats. potato, 82. 9d. to 10a.
par bushel. Flour, per stone, ls. 106. to 224 oatmeal,
la. 9d. to 22.; rrineal end berleymeal, le. 4d. per stage.
CoLomrst, limn 10.—A large supply of wheat,
which met a fair coosumptive defused at last week's cur-
rency. A small show of barley, and in good regent, at an
advanos of is. per quarter. Boma sad peas ammo, and
fully ae dear.
°mamma, Mason 10.—There was fair supply of wheat
at market to-day, and few samples were in demand at late
rates ; but iafenor sorts were eumaleable except at low and
Irregular prices. Barley sad oats in request, and toadies
upwards. Beaus sod peer at late values. Wheat, 38s. to
fife.; barley, 275. to 40a. ; oats, 21a. to 3Oe. ; peas. 365. ts
41e; beau, 40a. to 46a.

limiwom MAsca 10.--44 fair supply of wheat, de.
mind for eirybefoaarmapies brisk, and prime rather higher.
Other sorts m Peed malting barley is in request
M fully literates ; (rides' dull. Oats and beam slowly,
and sot so mash in demand for seed. Wheat, red, 33s ;
white. Mis. per lad. Barley, grinding, n. to 435. per qr.
Oats, lea. to 325. per qr. Boos, 20e. to Si.. per load.
Lettoserwa, Wawa 10.—The show et wheat at thelay's
Mrs market was not over l]argo, and there was a quiet Be.
mend at no material ohanp la prams. Old red sorts sold
at 495. to 525. ; old whits, 545. to 564 new red.
es to 495; am whits, 50a. to 525. per 38 stone. For
the sorts of barley good took place and ex-
wan obtamd • for ordinary kinds the de-
mand *addl. Malting, ire. to M 0 . per qr. • gris
28s. to 30s. per 30 stone. Owls, 311 a to 43s ; ant, lisle
30a. per 24 dom. In beams them was • tolicabl• slam oL