The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-27 00:00:00

MARKETB,

TALLOW.—TOXIMAT $1101114..--i be market wag firm to-day,
445. to 114. MI. ; Matt h, Ai.nl t.
44*. td., gallery; June, 440. 6d. ; Ociorer to luuwaMer, gen 61.
to 4111. Od.

00110/f.—L1003.3004 14.63.00 91.—Oar market has been
quiet to-day. Ameriaus descriptions tamer intimated wirt
to-day. 7,000 balm inclu7 1,000 spacalistion and snort
3,500 American, 124. to 1 300 Permit, &e, 121 d. to
1414. ; 100 Maranhao., 16 .to 1414. ; 100 Matelo and Bahia,
134. 10 131 d.. 100 Egyptian, 1514. to 19.1. ; 100 amyrua le .1.
to 1114. ; 3,450 80rat, ad. to 1214.: Madras, 114.:
Pelode, rte., *l. to 91.1 ; 50 Perti, 120. to 144. Fair Dhollerah,
1114.: fair Oomrawuttee, 111 d. ; fair Broach, 111 d . fair
Birsital. Bit : bit DtMo Md.; fair Pietism, 140. ; coma.'
Boweds, ; aiLta °dams, 1314.

COTTON GOMM. —MANCHItSran, Mattel,' if—The market
for shipping yarns to-day Is quiet. hat tolerably Ana There hat
been a fair bodwas In Donis descriptions In bundle, but little or
nothing doing in others. For home trade yarns eaves are
generWly quoting the low rates of Friday. and there le not
much business at these. It Is thought that the change of lintel
will probably enable some of the remels at sea, cotton-laden, to
get into Liverpool, and easier prices are expected to result. The
unwillingness todo business Is to some extent attributable to
this. lu the cloth market we have a most stagnant state of
things ever since last Tuesday, and the present renewed lifter.
I tainty Ifor It amounts to that) respecting the cotton prospect, hi
America, has contributed to general distrust among buyers, aha
manifest a general unwillingness to enter Into large tiaras,.
Liens. The business to-day has been almost of a retail character,
and at pekes which are very unremunerative to manulactiuni
and holden of goods There is no actual change in quotation,,
though prices are virtually weaker. The opening of the wins
trade for country houses has been must unpromising The
proepecta of the home trade, with food above the 00110.1)
prices, with the Iron trade not very prosperous, and with strike,
In the cotton, Ina. coal, and other trades, and &anima Nat
cultural labourers and railway emloyes, will probably account
to some extent for the spring trade being less attire than usual,
though so doubt to some extent the weather has been the chief
illsooursgesseat up to this time.

WOOLLICN.—Ligne MAROS 210.—We are not able to report
any Improvement In the state of trade In the cloth halls this
morning, and few goods have left the market except in cues
where they hays been previously ordered. The attendance at
the coloured and white markets has been small, and in mart
cases the parcels which have been bought have been to tat*
present want& In the coloured hall the demand for spring goals
has been very small ; a few isolated lots of tweeds and fancy
wettings have changed hands, though only in small quantities.
The inquiries for plain cloths, though not of an extensive Lbs.
ratter. have, nevertheless, been tolerably well snaluta red lint
lists have not been in large request in the white market, and the
transfer of even moderatestted panels has been the sleep/ital,
and not the rule. Prices have nut presented any UuUmabk
alteration.

ILANCFACTURES.—HoPnintsrimm, MIAMI 96.—The sties-
dance of buyers to-day has again been scanty, but tew of the
wholesale homes either in London or the provinces beitig
presented. The coutinuance of cold and untettleul weather pre-
vents speculative purchases, and little else is doing hut what la
required for Immediate use. The goods most inquired for are
medium, and better qualities of fancy mixtures and stripes.
while almost all the other descriptions continue unusually Sat
for the season.

WOOM—RCDDZILTITALD, LARCH 26.—There has been a little
more doing in colonials both to-day and during the week, but
manufacturers purchase with great caution, although prices
may be quoted a little easier.

COILN.-821.4 Mac 26.—At to-days market a fair sup-
ply of English wheat, which sells slowly at Is. per yr. reduction
on best qualities, and Is. to 2s. per yr. less for secondary sam-
ples, of which the bulk of the supply consists. Best runs of red
make Ma. to SM., and secondary sorts Lis. to 525. per 50410 a;
foreign neglected and but little doing. Barley unsltered. Beaus
and Peas slow sale. Oat. 1,14.Y0 off freely at prices in favour of
sellers, and a good portion ..f the arrival cleared off. Foreign
arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 2.010 ; barley, 16,687 ; oats,
7,706; ►eans, 960; peas, 964; tares, 475; Indian corn, I.ota yrs.

I rumen, Manua f&—The supply of wheat was lery limited
here again today, and sold steadily at fully last weeks prices.
Barley is nearly exhausted, the few samples offering sell more
readily at prices not obtainable last week. Beaus and peas nu
alteration.

ULM, MARCH 26.—(her millers are matte Indisposed to buy
wheat to-day, and holders*do not seek business by either °fierier
or taking less money. We make no alterations in the value of
barley, and there is little passing in other articles.