The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-13 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW —TrINDAT EVIINING.—The market was firm to-day.
Spot, cis 6d . March, 43a (id : April to Jose. 43a 6d. ; lune.
ne. Id. ; October to December, die. Dd. to 410. 6d.; December;
445. li. to US.

comm.—LinWools MAOCH 12.—A firm market at setter-
dare tall prima Estimated miss to-day, 8.000 balm Including
1,500 speculation and export. 6,000 American. 10d. to 15d.: 20i
Yoram, te., 141 d. to 14W.; 60 Maracham, 141 d , 40 Maceio
and Bahia, 13d. to 14d. ; 300 2itlPtlas, led. to 19d. 150 gotua•
104.1.14Fd. ; 2,050 Swot, 04d. to 1244.. Madras, 1044. to
111 ; &Inds, . 7jd. to 01d. 200 Peru. 140- toitot
fair DA arab, lljd. fair Oomrawattee. 111 d. ;
11 fd fair Beaspil, ; fair Egyptian. lid. ; fob PCITOM, 14.1. ;
middling Bowed" 131 d. : middling Orleans, Md.

COTTON GOOD& KurCHßern, MARCH 12.—There to no
Improvement In the cloth market, bat more business has been
done in yarns, at lower prices. In shipping yarns there has
been rather more business to-day, and, by sellers consenting to
take rather lower rates than laatTneaday,there have been trans-
actions for India, China, and Germany the isles In some de.
scriptions of yarns being rather considerable. The sales have
relieved stocks a little, and spinners are scarcely 60 easy to deal
with as they would have been yesterday In cup yarns for the
home trade there has been more inquiry at the lowest prices of
Friday last, and where these were accepted a fair amount of
blathers could be done. In cloth we have had little business
offering for some days. In what ha. been done buyers have
operated with caution and in the moat timid manner possible,
and have confined their purchases to small lola, principally in
stock, and for the moat part their offers have been st an mimed-
ingly low scale of prices. There appears to be no greater amount
of confidence than at the close of last week. Owing to a slight
change In the Liverpool cotton market, there was a momentary
Improvement, but it amounted only toe temporary check In the
awn ward tendency of values rather than to a rally. It was not
based upon any extra demand for cloth. Any Influence It may
hare had has disappeared this morning, and we have to report
a dull market to-day, with prices perhaps a shade weaker than
on last Tuesday, and a general indisposition amongst merchant.
and bayers in general to operate.

MANUFACTURES. —H rDDIRSIIIILD,Iiki A RCIII 12.—About .o
average .neunber of buyers here been In the market to-day, but
the ume degree of caution prersAls which has been apparent for
two months back Mayen were willing to extend their pur-
chases if manufacturers would reduce prices, but from the firm-
ness with which prices of raw material are maintained they do
not feel Justified in nuking concessions, and consequently busi-
ness transactions are limited to Immediate requirements. Pur-
chases have been mule chiefly in spring and summer goods, with
a view to give as much variety as possible to the quantity
bought•

WOOM—RUDDSILAIRLD, HARra I!.—A moderate choke Is
afforded from present London sales, but prices are considered
too high to warrant buyers in purchasing sofreely at this scnui.
The greaten caution Is observable in all their dealings, `ring
under an impression that prevent prices cannot to maintained.

CORN.—BIILL, Molten 12.—At to-d*rs market a moderate
supply of Blueish wheat, which sells more freely at fully last
week's currency, and in some instances Is. per qr. advance is ob-
tainable on picked samples : foreign memo with more inquiry,
at prices rather in favour of sellers. Bailey sells slowly at Is.
per qr. leas money. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats neglected,
and all but the Burst descriptions fully Is. lower. Foreign
arrivals for the week:—Wheat, 3,851: barley, 28,783: oats,
8,878: beans, lee • peas, 442 ; tares, 1,438 qrs.

IrstrlCH. klieg 12.—The supply of wheat continues on the
smallest scale, and every week glees a firmer tone to the trade.
To-day all offering was taken by the millers at la to Is. per qr.
over last week's rates. Barley In limited demand, but not much
lower. Beans and peas arm.
LANDLI, YAaru it —Our show of fine yellow and white wheat
gets daily smaller, and we have a good demand for such, et an
advance of Is. per qr. from the rates of this day week. AU other
articles slow sale, but we make no alteration in quotations.

Lisa, MARCH 12.—OUR market today was but thinly
attended, and only a small show of wheat; the trade wait
active at Is. per qr. advance upon last Tuesday's rates. Barley
and beans easier to buy. Supply moderate. Per imperial
quarter to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 611ba. to irNbs.
per buyerlal bushel, 60$. to Ms. . ditto, red, SOW. to 62ths.,
Sae to 60s. ; barley, bed Chevalier malting, Whs. to Sill. ,
Ms. to its ; ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto, Ull.. to 5311 e.. 41a.
to 445. oats, 116lba to SSlbs., Y4a to Ins.: beans. 63Iha to
41511 e., 451. to 465. ; peas, maple, =lbs. to Stibs., 370 to 41a.

LO-g14.004 MARCH It —The market today was very well
attended, and for wheat there was a fair onnsomptive Ju
red descriptions' realising previous full rates, and white she
dearer. Flour also was without change In rates, but the Lad-
ner done was not large. Irish oats, In small supply, in some in-
stances advanced 14. to Id. per bushel on last week's Lerma.
Oatmeal quiet, at an Improvement of exl. per load. Beans with-
out special alteration. Malt In better demand. Indian corn in
good request, at au advance of 6d. to 9d. per 480Iba
NNWCANTLI, Mau% It —At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and from the rout
as wells. from abroad the arrivals are equally so. London. how-
ever, being reported dearer, our millers showed more inclination
to purchase, and a fair business resulted at rather over Satur-
day's rates. Flour waralso In more favour, but late rates could
not be exceeded. Malting barley still tending lower, and wort
difficult to quit. Grinding more inquired for. Molt still un-
saleable. Beans and peas in limited request. Oats without
change.

SttlatirltY; MARCH IL—There was a moderate supply of
grain, but the attendance of buyers was limited. Business in
wheat was active, at au advance of Is. per qr. for beet samples.
Best made flour made late rates. There was a Milted demand
for malting samples of barley, at a decline of Is per qr.; other
samples In little or no request. Choice samples of malt barely
supported late rates, with a dull trade. Beans and pees main-
tained former rates. whilst oats declined la per qr., and little
business doing. Wheat, Ida, to Ma barley. :Or to 51s,
oats, 245. to Its, ; beans, 4430. to 565.: peas. 40.. to 528.: rye,
375. to as. per qr. tares, to. 6d. to 6s. MI per bushel ; flour,
tie. to 500 watch ; malt, 711 a. to res. per qr.

CATTLE.— Sactsicitr, listen It—The reopening of the
Balislang Cattlequarket, which has been closed for nearly
fifteen months, took place to-day, and notwithstanding the
short notice to dealers, there was a much better supply than was
anticipato.L There was also a moderate attendance of buyers,
though there were several large purchasers absent. The
demand was slow, hut the animals being principally of a useful
character, all suM at prices quoted below. The supply of sheep
was unusually short; trade was tolerably brisk, at full pekes.
There were scarcely any calves on offer. In the pig market
the supply of pigs was limited, with scarcely any buyers trade
was dull, and prices esceedingly low. Bed of beef. 1?a. W.
to 13.5. gd. per score; cow and heifer ditto, lls to 115. 6d.:
mutton, 7 to 9ld. per lb.: veal, 7,1 to 74d.: fresh pork,
7d. to 744. ; green bacon, 74d. to 84d.: dry ditto, 94. to
10d. per ; porkers, per score, 9s. 9d. to 10a. : large heron
pigs, On, 3d. to 9a rd.; sweet pickled bads, 10d. to lid. per lb.;
quarter old store pigs, 14.5. to Ilia. each