The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-26 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. •
(prom the Circniar of Messrs. Cuiverwell, Brooke, and Co., dated
March a)
The tallow market has presented spore steadiness during the
week than fur 60111 e tune previous. quotations for if •C• In all
CdZ:hence to the end of the year having scarcely varied
wt. Wi
pot aoJ th the
ry dispzity of prices for tallowoar ,
anyimprovement in the demand until they shall have maindieted,
or reached that point when conOdence on the part of the oult•
Miner" shall be restored. The period is, however, passing away
when the ebanctlien wilt be ebb to operate Loamy extent, and
unless a more attire demand tegitorft created there can be no
garottes bat thatour stock will prove to he very heavy 4
out the summer maths. Today the market has beenkrZyst
active, and the (albedo, are present quotations for Y.C., via.
675, dd. to 676, 9d. for tine tallow onthe spot ; 675.6 d. for delivery
this mooth: 64a. 9d. to SM. for April to Jane: and 625. W. to 535,
per cwt. for October to December. The aggregate imports since
Monday up to lass evening have been 270 casks. The deliveries
have been only 796 casks, and the present stock of all kinds Is
34,101 teaks, beau a demure al 664 casks when compared with
the quantity un hand this day week. Town Melted: Mb market
wails a very depressed state la the early part of the week, and
to effect sales, as low as 645. 6d. net—bring Ice below the "letter
price "—was accepted: this, and other reduced 'prices, resulted in
a fair amount of business, but, while the stuck Lem thereby been
much lightened, the melbas have been far from elsered, end
quotations must still be regarded am meted. T.. the letter
price has been unaltered mom Mc —or gay 665, ed. per mt. net
—which price Is not likely to be obtained, while Ilse Odessa
mutton In selling as Mated below.
The public eau to-day resulted as follows
T.Y.C.-70 casks bracked, Ist sort, hut of middling quality,
elicited no tier, and were taken in at 675. 6d. per cwt.
Odesee—Notwithstanding the low prices that were accepted
for this article, only 45 casks, of 34s submitted, were sold at the
sale, the result showing a decline of fully Is. 6d. per cwt. on the
rates obtained last week. Subsequent to the sale a few more lots
were cleared off, making the total business about 100 cults, as
follows : Mutton, fine to very nor. 651. 9d. to : fair and good,
ide. 941.: and ths, ed. for good mined met . Beef tallow was
muck neglected, anti, with the present in Mon to pur-
chase, an offer of even bia par cwt could not be obtained for
fine quality.
Taganrog.-70 casks mutton, of good to fine quality, were all
passed for want of a betuw offer than 66e, fid. per cwt.
South Americans—The scarcity of this article results in very
full prime being obtained, and fur 60 pipes submitted there was
fair competition at pad. fur tine, with 675. 9d. per cat for one lot
barely so good.
Yrencb.—Yor 21 casks low prices bad to be accepted to meet
bu=savill. :-66e. Id. to 55e. per cwt. for fine and very One.
tit OIL —This market shows iriereastng quietude. To-
day Cochin deotlised Is. per cwt.--line quality in bolts, pipes,
and boyheada, having been only put mid at the sale at 445,
Ceylon moved off rather freely at a mocession of 01.-164 auks
' good to e selling at 41s. 3d. to 41s. ed. , a few lota ti
42a. BOlin hogsheads Zansibsx sold with fair competitionne at 42& edbrought
.
for fine 41s. to Ch, for fair, and Ka. 9d. per Cert., 10111 f per
cent., for middling.
Palm OlL—The chief porticos of that offered to-day was bought
In, and ndwlthstaading 9 casks flag Whydah were reported mid
at 464. Id., the market in general may be said to he without site.
ration from 405, as the current value. Palm Nut Oil. —A few
casks sold at 34e. for good, up to 36a per cwt. for tine.

COTTON.—LrriarouL, Mit= 24.—We have to report a quiet
bat steady market to-day. The sales are 7,000 bales, of which
1.000 Ni kr export aad speculation.

COTTON 000D8.7!

iiAEH u—ne amount of

toraltiess during the lest day or two, though not very large In the
aggregate, bas been sulkiest to bear out the expectation of pro-
(lacers, that a renewal of pwrbaang would take place before the
exhaustion of previous contracts compelled a gdneral acceptance
of lower rates This expectation has mainly contributed to the
trimness with which prices have been maintained daring
the past fortnight, In face of a very limited inquiry.
Telegram, from Calcutta down to the Pith March, re
steady market for goods, have imparted so much Armnstltiong
trade in goods and yarns for India, that the amount of Widnes
has been limited by the extreme rates in some oases demanded
by producers. iihirUnp continue quiet, but not man so than at
the close of last week; 39 inches are well engaged; Mbe.
have been sold at 71. led. to 7s. 3d. ; 71bs. at Os. 3d. to Os. ed.,
according to quality ; and 64's to a moderate extent at 9. 100. ;
but BM was paid yesterday, and In some cases refused, for large
quantities; 46 Inches an quiet, but some leading maims are
well engaged. In printing cloth, kd inches are well engaged and
arm ; troths, or 36-incb widths are quieter, and beginning to
accumulate; and 36-inch, ads and 7fs, are now 3d. to did. per
t 6 yards cheaper than they were a month ago. Domestkx are
tolerably steady, but only remunerative to those who spin their
own yarns ; T cloths are for toe most part quoted lower. Mule
yarn has been bought for Calcutta and Madras to • considerable
extent this week, especially for good seconds, No. 40's, at 12f. In
water twist the tremens sod home trade have been the principal
buyers. Very little is doing for China, and the Bombay market
Is glutted.

WOOLLEN.—Lgue, Man= 24.—There was • numerous at-
tendance of buyers in the cloth-halls this morning. The tone of
the market was Arm, and a good bulness was transacted. chiefly
to light fabrics.
II A RDWAJUL—Baltuntesm, MACCa 24.— TM amounts in rF

(.;;1;;tM ooedftlan of trash in tads sown ire lea. 1 aiiiiZery
than they have been for some time. Vary few orders have came
In this week there appears to be • complete lull In the home
trade. and the manufacturers are kept oa only by orders which
had been previously In band. The foreign orders are alio slack
there are a few in course of execution fur Canada—otherwise
very little is doing In that department. At present, the mann-
facturen continue to work full tad sal befog. the present
orders are ell completed. It Is very confidently expected that the
home trade will dupla) some reaction—lt slight lull at this pe-
riod of the year and quarterbeing okvery common occurrence. The
manufacturing trades of this district are In a state of more acid-
vxt4, casting end foundry trades are pretty brisk . and the
-ware umbers are also pretty busy. There la so improve-
ment to notice in the iron trade . the demand is gal confined to
the bast brands of finished iron, for which there is no departure
tram qesrterday prices.

00iir.—C•xsathoit, mimes 111.—With the excptlon of wheel,
winch was la dearer, the prise al all corn wee unchanged from
yd we*. Wasik red, eot I. age. ; white, alls. to ML ; Wrioh
10 Ms. boas. Ins. to fele.: enik Us. to 11e.

CLIJAILO, ADOII 24 —We bad a fall supply for the season of
MI kinds of grain. Wheat wo la good demand at ed. advance ma
the week. Barley and call were In fair dentanii,and for aged mere
money given than oar ittiolotiewa Wthaat, wbite, now and
old, 20e. to Ile. , ditto red, mew and old, 19a. to 19e. ed. ; barley,
asnr and old, Ifa. ed. to 14.. oats, potato. 10s. M lls. : ditto
common, 9s. to 10a. , rye, 11a. 62. to ifa. ; beans, Ws; peas, 21a
ton f 2. dour, la, lid. to ra. IJ. per atone ; oatmeal, U. to L. od..
ryemeal. is. : barleymeal. Is. td.
• • • • •

CAIIMBURT, MARCH ie.—The supply at market was good,and
the trade a ohs& better. 04l hrown wheat. ths. to em.: new
Man, 40n to ttia. : old white ditto, the to Ns.: new ditto, 43a.
to 47e ; malting barley, 40s. to 44e.. grinding ditto, tie. to tit .
black oath. Ida. to tie ; white ditto, the to :We. ; bathe, as. to
Sea ; small ditto, 40., to 4th ; grey peas, 33e. to 3th. white
ditto, 404. to 45a.

COLC. Ilaacit 24.—A very small supply of all descrip-
Wu of grain. Wheat advanced L., and barley Is. beans and
peas obtained full priers.
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OLOUCTSTRa, MARCH 24.— TM weather for the past few days
has been wet and squally, with wind P.W. The supply ef
Inglish wheat at oar to•day's bet was quite as goad an at
bd., and fanner. obtained ea advance of it. to a. per qr.
Foreign as Imynwad demaasi at la per qr. na.re money. Barleys
Inquired for at a small advenos. Beans about the same. Osta
ed. per fir dearer on most kinds, but the demand was not active..
Imports of the week ending March •4:—Wheat, foreign,
ggdp yrs. Oats, Ireland, gas qrs. Beans, foreign, 1,400 qrs.
• • •

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GUILDFORD. MARCH ft.—There was only a moderate supply of
wheat, width Was In request and commanded a further advance
of U. to t< per qr. and oats fully as dear as last noted.
Wheat, 445. to 57a. ; barley, Us. to Ms.; omts, Ale. to ths.
beaus, 40s. to 444 , peas, 375. to 405.
lIIRTIFORD, MARCH 34.—We were shortly supplied with wing
the trade Situ at rather more money. Barley in less
supply ; last week's prices fully supported Oats made rather
more money. Peas and beans sold at last week's prima Wheat,
from Ms. to lb. per 104 : barley, 28a. to 475. per qr. ; oats, 20..
to SU. per qr. t pees, 23e. to 20s. per load . beau, SU. to Its.
Pee Wee.
Latoltenui, MARCH 24.—The attendance was Improved, hot
the show of wheat was by no means plentiful. Wheat sold freely
at an advance of b. to 3s. over last week's prices ; fine descrip-
tions of white made 344 . best red, 4M.: secondary white. 48a.
tia6os. ditto red, 4U. to 440, per 36 stone. Of barley the supply
was meagre, and was scarcely snakiest to meet the insralry : con-
sequently fanners succeeded In establishine an advance of la.
Crt 4rinsrtot r upon the
"Utin2; "°""ilrY,
395. to 4d-Sist.W wen to eat
10s. W
34a. per quarter. A fair share ofb,
business was transacted in oats
at full quotations old, 30e. to las. ; secondary, Me to 30a. per 34
stone. Beans were 1n small show, and quite as dear u hereto.
Seri ; old. Ms. to Ida ; new, 405. to 44a. per hi stone. Pine dour,
isomda, ins. ; thlrds, us. per 20 stone.

MAsca kit.—At our market this morn-
ing we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and the
arrivals eumtwise be equally so, with scarcely soothing from
abrond,the trade opened with a conii.lemble dearer of onimation,
farmers' samples commanding readily an improvementof la. to
per qr., red Milos at 474. to 504., and white from Me. to 645. per
her., according to weight and quality, In south country deactip-
None a good Malmo was alio done at a rise of Is. per qr. , One
'Norfolk end &Wolk yellow, rather wanting in condition, making
AM , extra Me. and medium white WA., all per AMIN.: for
ticotch yellow 46 &l. was offered and refused. In foreign
scarealy soy transactions transpired, for reasons previously set
forth. Norfolk lour woe sought after at an amendment of ih.L
per sack, the quantity offering helm short of preont require-
ments. Foreign, on the contrary, did not moor freely as account
of the I:Lfwpretensiess of hoiden Malting barley game sad
rather ; minding unchanged. In malt lags Week*
beam pow unaltered. Ost4 groat tkL per qr. Weber, with a
Mr sleety inquiry . for a very choke parcel of old kola IM.
we. paid, weighing naturally 411ba per buena& Amtrak this
week an :—Wheat, coastwise, base ors. ; fom, no, pot".
2013. Malt. ocontwlss, 600. Oats. wag ge.7tt. Pies,
coa•
stwise, 140. Beans, coastwise, 28. /lour, 1,416 maim
Masco 24. The demand ter wheat eIOI eon-
Maalox good, prices mein advaseed le. to la per kr., sad for
the very best desuriptioas a sahamesesat was fuelhed
la Nome Instances. A few el barley_emilitae to, be
sod meet with uyers somewhat hislese miss MOM of
W. Ftsnr la, per sack dearer. Theweather dm*. as week
MAN hems very wet and imsdieled, beaky lowlyg has bees
me* relseded sad hid little at premed Is pat la the
White wheat Is quoted this evening 50s. to b. 4.: red sea
too bold ensweller nialelng barley, 424. to Mg . rim
tier ditto, Ma to 405.: distillina ditto, tbs. to Vs. per qr. Fleur,
MM. ad. pee seek tress the nailer.
wornmkuum, Masts M.—Ths *hew at wheal was madarsas

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land there was* good attendance of factors. The demand eek.,l
active at fa. advance ; old white qualities were disposed of at 50a
to 51Ia ; new, 50s. to 65a ; 01,1 red, 44.. to 51e.. new, 431. to tn.
per IS stone. There wan only a small supply of barley, and malt-
fag sorts were In fair demand at a slight advance, prices reryinet
from S7s. to 478. ; foreign haale, 405. to 445. per qr.
aZts MOO mot aides* sags at full terms. namely, Ins to us.
ptoma The slow at oak Ina middling, but the inquiry
weasoliagetai hafielllns at proviso currencies ; old. ter to ths.
now, 14s. le AB. per 14 slims %sae sold readily at estremi
=• old, 4T e. blk ; saw, 60e. to Ma. per yr. Soper now,
Wino ; fine, '3la. to Ka perm stone.

OXFORD, MLICII U.—There was a good demand for üb,,,t
day, sad aYr supply was on show cboloest samples realleing
Iron la. to 2s. per qua ter Over lag week. Barley was worth
tram 31s. to 40s. per quarter; oats, 20s. to Us. ; beans, 40s t.,
Ma ; bog peas, 40s. to lb. Bunsen much about the sum se
Nis day serunigh u
t. Plower a good sale at 35e. per sack.

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BIPCIDOP.OOOII, 214110111 14.—At our market to-day, we h,4
only a poor of supply of wheat, which met a fake side at folly
L. to la per gr. over the prior of this day week. Barley rather
l lower. data and beans be few °Bengt and rube r dearer.
Priem :—Best zed wheat, 471. Sas. per Saabs , tonsi.lo:l. Cs.
to 401. Oats, Is. to Is. 2d. stone. Beans, 41a. la r .ir. ,1
631206.

/mango. MARCH 24.—We had a very short supply of wheat at
market this morning; but a fair attendance. Molders asked
watts, trade
commenced as ma are obliged to purchase for iinmeditte
wants, the trade briskly, and an advance of fullyi
per qr. tootx.l:th place. Barley maintains late rates, there bring 'dill
betterairy aorta. Oats, besot, and pear are on.
altered. Wheat, See. to ftla. : barley, Mx. to 44u. ; oats, lat
113 h ; beans, 42, to 63. ; peas, 381. to 46.. }lour—Housaltokls,
312 h ; moods, 32.. per
10011terift, Malice 24. —The supply of wheat wu moderate.
Good samples of white mid in some instances at an rideattre .4
per quarter. Foreign appears to be In rather better request. and
late rates were fully maintained. The supplies of both kinds of
twisty were on a reduced scale, and but few superior saniplis
were exhibited. Malting kinds continue to sell rather bnsklyat
the full quotations of last week, prime lots fetching as high as
445.: Inferior and secondary kinds were unsaleable. There was
little doing In grinding kinds, which were dull at the nominal
rates of last week. The stocks of oats appear to be getting re.
laced, as the supply was rather short fur the season of the year ;
prices, however, underwent no change, superior lots being taken
of at 28s. per quarter, and Inferior at 24e. to 28e. The demand
fee beans and peas was very Inactive, and as the rates demanded
by holders are somewhat MA, business In those articles was
checked ; good quality beans, however, met with a rather better
sate In peas there was scarcely anything passing.

WIUICH!Lacs ta.—Wttlf a fair supply of wheat to-day
buyers were found at fully Is, per gr. over the prices of tin day
week, and for spring corn cif all kind; rather more money kitten.
Prices WWI grower :—Wheat, white, new. ses. to 43a.; eztf.,
50a.; red, new, 43.. to 455.. extra, 46s white, old, 475. to 49, ;
extra, Ma: red, old, 455. to OK ; extra, 47s , &Ohs. per (tinsheL
OMB. Is. to L. Id. per stone. Beans, Ma to 431. per qr.

WORCIIMIK, MAPicii 24.—There was a fair supply of inglish
wheat at amerket to-day, kg which as advance of la to 9s. per
qr. was realised, but the trade ruled dull. Barley again Is. to
21. per 410% NOM Use Wading opwarda. Beaus and peas un-
altered.
YORK, YAMS 24.—There was about an ►verage show of wheat,
and samples were in pretty tolerable condition: the trade was
active, at am advsnce of la to 21. ; for while sorts rates as high
as M. to Me., and for red, 484. to 48a., per 1111 stone, were given.
Very lielletne barley was shown, and all sell. was eagerly sought
after and ertrerse rate were demanded and obtained : grinding
met a steady request, and prices were in favour of the seller;
malting, 37a. to 434. per qr. grinding, 244. to 335. per 30 stone.
There was a fair quantity of oats, the demand for which was
warmly so active as last week : late terms were however fully
sustained, simples making 245. to 275 per 24 stone. The bean
trade ass active, and sales were effected at 425. to 445. per
38 stone. Malt, 0034. to 705.: rye, 3M. per qr.: flour, 365. per
20 stone.

KIRKCALDY, MARCO 24.—At our country markets this neck.
fanners were unwilling sellers of any kind of grain, so that
needy buyers had to pay fully L. per qr. advance on wheat,
barley, and oats, wink comparatively little changed hands.
Here, to-slay, we had small supplies of every kind of grain.
Barley sold slowly. owing to extreme prices asked and quality
only middling. Wheat and oats quick side at le per qr. ail.
sauce. Wheat, 4114. to Sri. per qr. Barley, 34e to 40e. Oats,
225. to 31e.

WATIVJORD. MARCH ^_t.—Our market has been firm for all
articles, without any material alteration In value since ilia day
se'unight. The few eiunples of farmers' wheat on otter have
brought rather higher moire, and for foreigia dd. to tid. per barrel
more money has been
iiierri.:.t Butter can hardly be quoted dearer,
but °Malmo saki , at an advance of 3d. per barrel on the
quotations of Saturday . There has been • considerable busi-
ness done In Indian corn, at prices which could not be obtained
Lot week, and holders seem confident of still higher rates ere
bag. Tow &I. per sack dearer, with • better sale. Imports
this week.—lndian corn, 2,91/0 qrs. ; oatmeal, 70 sacks; flour,
50 sacks. Ilyporta this week.—Oats, 7,200 Wis.. dour, 1,823
@deka : Indian corn, lOW barrels.