The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Tlit'llSaar EVIISING.—The market was Vet to day. :not, 43i. 6d ; llah t,, 43a. 6d.; Mid d. Jam,
Oto; Aloe, 43a. tat ; October to December, 44.,

001701L—Ltnexpoo4 Mows 21.—Oar market boa le‘
mry quiet. Asuerimna jd. lower. EsUmmcd miss to-day. 4....,
halm,report Including 1,000 speculation and repo. 2,000 Aroma..
1:14. to 130. ; 300 Femme, de-, 13d. to 17d. ; faf Slorarha,
141 d. to 15d.: 20 llama° and Bahia, 19d. ; 400 Viola, 14:
to Md.; 100 Bmyrua, 10td. to llid. : 3.070 Bent, to 1201.
sladraa, 10f.l. 11.1; Bengal, BdMle, &c.. 84. to 1 :00 hos
13d. Fair Dhollorsh, 110. ; lair Oomusetittet, Hid
Broach, 11141. fair Bengal, fair Eaptian, 1014, ;
Perusal, laid. ; middling Boma's. 131 d. ; middling Odom*, it(

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Ba•DIOIIM, MARCO 21.—Thwe
very fiat market to-day. The transactions in wool an: accord
ingly limited. Very good and fashionable wols, which sr
scarce, are in slight demand anal command full prices. 'rpm ,
hardly any business done in any other warts of wool, which me
be had at easier rates. Quotations are very irregular, for
the result can be gathered from the scanty busine, dour. Tt
worsted yarn department is equally depressed. Your or flve v
the principal spinners are pretty well employed on old coo
tracts, but the rest are far from being in this position some maul
orders are given out. There is • slight demand for some low tun
hers of Genappes an well as In carded yarns. Prices are subtle
change. The same torpor pervades the piece market. The ors
Morrie:in tariff, which bears severely upon some sorb, of trail
ford gods, causes much perplexity and doubt as to the tutor,
trade prospects in that quarter, and with the heavy sbeks
hand there is hardly likely to be much business doss io
American merchants for some months to come. y,l
business doing for °craven, and the continent is ex...duel,
small. The cold weather tends very much to curtest Wein,
foe home. The MO prices of wool and cotton have the resel•
however, of keeping prices steady. A New York correspandeL
of a Bradford American firm states that by the new tariff bill .1:
goods of which wool, worsted. mohair, or alpaca, is a run
patient part, are mom or lees affected. The result will be
advance dress stuffs 20 to Y 5 pp rr cent. on low grades, awl
cent. on better kinds. coed qualities of woollen cloths silk.;
10 per vent. more, and the km ours double that.

LACE AND HCASIERT.—NorruconAE, Almicp 21.—The
tinuanee of the easterly winds have prevented anything like it,
usual development of the spring trade, and thin ts esphisl..,
manifest la the fancy lace department& There is, honer,.
better demand for curtain and plain nets. and as soon so
weather is more genial and settled there .611 be sus impro,.
meat In most hi-am:hen—There is still an abaeutv of compile,
In the hosiery trade, though the weather is keeping thlku
quiet for the lame markets. There have been rather m"1
shipping orders than of late, and employment in most bran, h,
is pretty general. Yarns are still arm. and there are not
present any indications of easier rates.—" Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—linteixolian. %%Ken 21.—At this dajil imarket •
had a moderate supply of English wheat, for which more me.
was asked, but the trade was Very doe, at an advance Webs,
la. per quarter. Foreign held for a iimllar advance, tons,
quently little busbies. was trausacted. Spring corn but hal
doing : prices about the same.
Devim, Maltrit !I.—Wheat Is again from Is. to L. per q•
higher, and a brisk trade was done at the advance, and marl
all sold. Barley slow of sale at last wasgs prices ; other
the same as before quoted. Bread id. per gallon higher. Ite,
white wheat, Yrs. 01. to Us.: beet red ditto, M. to 33... dat
new white, als. to r.A. other sorts, 245. to 9ia. ; barley, Cs. t
525. : beans, 21s. to 295.; pew IMe, to Vie. ; vetches, 215
tic ; rye, Ins. to Ifs. tel.: tine dour, lift to 523. ; hest second
44.. to 44a.

MANCH/L.IITC MARCH .21.—A firmer tone has continued
prevail in the trade during the week, and sellers have sommtk
raised their pretewdons for each ankle . business has, on t
whole, however, been of a restricted character, buyers rill
with much caution, and parchasang merely for the supply
thvir immediate wants. Our market this morning was litt
attended. Both ltnglish and foreign wheat of good quality We.
fully as dear, with a moderate demand, bat for secondary sou
the trade was slow. Flour, in some cases. was held for maw
more money, but sales were ditlicult. Oats and oatmeal rid,
steady. Beans were firm. Indian corn was 2s. per mimic
Wgher.

&SWABS, MARCH 20.—We had about an average show
wheat. and WARR-+a was dune steadily at a rise of la per
Marley was not much inquired after, and sellers mudd not p:
but week's quotations. High prime were genendly paid L.
other articles.

NEWBURY, MARCH 21.—We had a very short supply of whet
this day ; the trade steady, but all *old at an advance of is
its. per qr. A large show of barley, but mostly of an infer.
deocription—prices generally ta cheaper. Mils and beans to
changed in value.
flummox, MARCH 21.—Them is more wheat on sale to -d,
and the trade is M. per qr. better. In spring corn the suppk
large, and to sellers lower prices have to be taken.

EDINBURGH, 3liace 20 —As compared wit► last week, whet
was la up on top, sad Is. MI up on average Barley set
lc down on top. and same on average. Oats werr to. up on W.
and 24. up on average. Beans were 7*. ed. down on top. and t
down on average. Wheat, etts. to Ma.; Insley, 3M. to Ns
oats, Ms. to 40a. ; beans, Ma. to Sts. 6d.

CATTLE —BIRWINGHAII, MARCH 61.—There teas about tts
pante number of beasts on offer this day u Thursday lac
the trade ruled slow, at about late rates hhoep a moderates.?
ply, the trade heavy, at barely Tuesdays quutatiou Calves t
bb• supply. a fair CitIITIMOU made. Fat punts abort oupoly•
elurautos made. Beef, did. to iid. per lb. ; mutton. bd. V
Ind. per lb.. veal. 6id. to be. per lb.. bseou pkos, be. to 95. NI
score ; porket plgs, ta. 6d. Os.

HoTTINGH AII, MARCH 20.—We had • middling show of bean
at oar market today, prices befog from tie. Od. to a
the stone for lust quality, and for second ditto, As. to Os. td.
There wee rather a short supply of sheep, for which rates wet
from 144. to Pd. per lb. for superior quatity, and for coarser sees
from Md. to 111.41. was realised. Yorke end bacon Mae wee
h sold at from Os. to ea 0,1. per stone. A good supply of vest
which fetched did. per lb. stock at market: Saturday-
beasts, Al ; calves, 7 pigs, 791. Weduesday—Yeasts, 151
sheep, SM; Plge. 26.
Emit Button, MARCH —The number of cattle this monn.
was kW, being 912 head more than on this dry 'elided. t
the opening of the market sales were readily effected for
ls.tter sort., but towards the close of the market the dente.
slackened, and priors receded fully 3,1. per duce. Current pro
as. 6d. middling and Inferior, 7a rd. to NA per stone. 'll
supply of sheep was 8,01.5, being Sal less than on this d.
week. The demand was good, and late prices were maintain.
for the best sorts. There was a large show of bladder'
welders, • great proportion of which were of an inferior to
Beat Cheviot and half.brol anthers, lid. per lb. ; blunder
7id. to Sid. per lb. Vol pigs brought se. bd. to Cl. 3.1 p
stone ala to eight weeks old do., Os. to 10e. W. a head. is,
hers In market—Vat cattle, 5310 ; Moro du., a 7 : milk cows, V.
fat sheep, 3,035 ; store ditto, plan 4511.