The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-10 00:00:00

MARKETS.

corroN.—LrvimPoot. Aran 9.—There has been more inquiry
to-day, and prime are rather steadier. Estimated Wes to-day,
3,000 bales, Including 1,500 speculation and export coos
American, 11d. to 1214. ; 300 Perniun, as., 13d. to 1314
50 Ilaranham, 13d to ltd.: 160 Masao and Bahia, 13d.
to 1314. ; 200 EgypUan, 15Id. to 20d. ; 10 Smyrna, lilt : 3,241
Sprat, ad. to 12d. ; iladna, Ild. ; Bengal, lidade, Ike . 7,1 to
914.. lair Ilhollerah, lid. ; fair Oomranuttee, lid. , lair Bros*
Ild. ; fair Bengal, 34.. ; fair Egyptian, 1514. : Pernam, 1314.;
middling Boweda, 12j4. ; middling Orleans. IS/d.

COTTON 0001A—MANCHIUTalt, APRIL 9.—The market foe
cloth and yarn generally Is very quiet and depressed, rb„
market for shipping yarn has been very inactive to-day. timed
a good deal by the political rumours column,* luxembum and
Spain. The Germans have a good many omen on hand, but do
Dot like to execute In the present state of the market. Other
classes of buyers are much in the same way, and none are flits
Cidto operate to any extent. In this state of things prices
vee. given way about id. per lb. as compared with the rateg
last Friday, with little business possible at the decline. Home
trade yarns have also been exceedingly flat, and have delined
about id per lb. in price. The cloth market has been quite u
dull as that for yarn. The fall in prices has only the more di,
pooed merchants to caution, and business has been confined ui
bat few operations. The prices of shirting's have decliind ahoig
ad. per lb., and mod goods are weaker In the same proportion.

WOOLLEN.—Lizna, Aran 9.—There has not been much
animation either in the coloured or white cloth halls this moo
tag; the attendanceof buyers has been small, and their purchases
bare been very limited, and restricted In wet cantata the sup.
plying of immediate wants The demand in the tusloured hat
has been of a miscellaneous character, though small a few
gamin of tweeds and plain cloths have channel hands : the
busir.ese done in coatings has been of a very insignifteant
character. We have little alteration to report with respect to
the builnens done in the white market : halsts are not in large
request, the parcels which change hands are small, and great
caution is manifested in all transactions with these g ,alt
Medium and better descriptions are mostly in demand, though
the Inquiries for these makes are far from numerous. Rates are
without alteration.

MAN 17 ACT USES. —llrDocasnsin,A nut 9.—Tbere have bees
more buyers in the market to-day, Including a few both from
Loudon and Ireland. Businms transactions, however, have not
been Important, although a slight improvement on last week
may be noted. Purchases are still made with great caution,
chiefly in summer trouserings in which stripes are a prominent
feature, but In all cases buyers seem determined to avoid being
overstocked. The shipping trade also does not partake of that
improvement which is usual at the present season.

WOOLS. —III7DMIRSIPTICLD, Aran. 9—There is a little doing
In the wool trade, but manufacturers refrain from making
heavy purchases, although priors are considered easier.

CORN. APRIL fk—We have an improved demand for
wheat to-day, and our millers readily give an advance of Is to
2a. per quarter from last Tuesday's rate. No particular Altera.
lion to note in the value or demand for barley or other articles.
IPSwirii. Amur, 9.—There wan an extremely short sepals .4
all grain here to-day. Wheat sold readily at Its. per qr. over
week's rates. Barley being nearly exhausted was rather dearer
for the little shown. Beaus and peas fully as dear.
Llvirgroot, Aria 9.—This morning's market was well
attended, and wheat was in good request at an advance of 3d. to
4d. on white, and Id. to 3d. per vestal on red deacripUons on
the rates of tills day week. Flour, Is. per sack dearer. Indies
corn firm at 425. to 425. 3d. for mixed. Beans 3d. per qr. dearer.
Oatmeal unaltered. Peas ls. per qr. higher.
LYNN, Avail 9.—The attendance at our corn exchange to-day
was not large, and only a moderate show of wheat, which met a
brisk sale at M. per qr. advance epos prices of this day week.
Malting barley Ls nearly all cleared off, the little offering realised
late rates. Grinding parcels fully as dear. Beans and .ats,
prioes in favour of sel Per, imperial qr. to the grower: —Wheat,
white, new, Mike Weregibe. per imperial bushel, GM. to 66a. :
ditto, red, 4011 a. to 4211 m, 595. to Gas. ; barley, beat Chevalier
malting, Mahe to 5411 e., Ms. to 505: ditto, runs, Chevalier.
ditto, 5111*. to 5311*., 41s. to 44a. ; oats, 11610 a to Saila.. 24a.
to Ms. ; beans, CMOs. to ailbs., 424 to 465. ; peas. maple, &QC
to Whs.. 375. to 41s.

NEWCating-crop-Tegg, Avail 9—At our market this mottl-
ing we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers as well
as from other quarters, and factors, owing to the improved re
port from Mark-lane, commenced by demanding an advance of
Us. per quarter, which hang resisted by our millers, business is
consequence could only bu promoted by accepting an advance of
Is. per qr. upon Saturday's rates, when transactions eventually
to a fair extent took plane. Rear was held for an enhancement
of Is to is. per sack. which had the effect of checking sales. In
other articles little change of moment occurred.
SALlventr, APRIL 9 —We had a moderate supply of all kinds
of grain. and the attendance of buyers large. There was an im-
proved demand in wheat, at an advance of b. per qr. for all
good samples. A similar advance took place in barley, hest
malting and seed samples being still is seed nquest. Malt trade
dull, and prices tom. Other grain met with an improved de-
mand, and sold for more money. Wheat realised 665. to els.;
barley, Its. to 475.: oats, 245. to 395.; beans. 446 to 51W1...10198.
40s. to 4/0.: rye, 376 to as. per qr.; tares, fe. 6d. to 7s. 66. per
buahcl ; Dour, 454. to 60s. per sack ; malt, 72a. to 765. per qr.

CATTLE.—SALISBrar, APRIL 9.—The supply of beasts today
was short, and of middling quality, and the attendance of
buyers limited. Business was dull, but all were cleared off at a
reduction of about ed. per score. The supply of sheep. as
regards numbers, was good, the general quality being Indifferent;
and although trade was exceedingly dull, the stock ou offer was
all sold late In the day, at a reduction of about W. per stone .4
Übe. We bad a fair supply of calves, which met a moderate
demand so Mat quoted. In the pig market there was an abut,
dent supply, but holders refused to accept the extremely low
rates offered, and the greater portion were returned home on.
sold. Best beef realised Ib. to Ids per score ; cow and heifer
ditto, Us. to lls. 64. ; :mutton, did. to Sid. per lb. in the
wool veal, Id. to 744.1. per lb. : fresh pork, 7d. to 74d.: green
bacon, gd. to Mid.: dry ditto, 9d. to 10d.: porkers, sow,is.
to 9s. 6d. ; large WOOD pigs, sa. ed. to 9a. ; sweet pickled baulk
191 per ; quarter-old store pip, 12a. to lie, eac