The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-03 00:00:00

'as confined to the Great Nunb.

MARKETS.

COTTO7.4.—LIT3IPOOL, APRIL R.—Market quirt. MO es
change In prices. Eadmated sake today, 7000 halm. 10,1,14 w,
1,000 apeculotton and export. 8,000 American, 1111.1 1;4
200 Pernam, dm, 130. to 140 ; 20 Illaratthant, t„,)
Macao and Bahia, 124 d. • 400 Cy/pilau, Ir4l. to 1,14
Smyrna, lid, to Ilad. : 2,830 Surat, Sid to 12d
delude, Ac., Md. to Yid. 210 Peru, 134 d. to 14d. Pair IA;
tersh, 11`d.; tale Oomrawuttee, 11Id. ; fair Broach,
lair Bengal Std. .• fair P4oPtian,„l64• fait Fenian', 141
naiddlins 1344. ; middling unman, 130.

COTmmY GOOEXi.—llsgengifirrit, APRIL 2-The market he
shipping yarns has been rather quiet to-day, yet there has i, e.,
some business doing at the ame prices as on Friday. Th",
no change in home trade yarns. The market is quiet, ems
barely an average business doing. Prices for most tusks,.
Friday. In cloths there Is a pretty general Inquiry, hut it is and
attributed so much to a desire to do business es to ohesi...
formation as to lowest prices before the departure of ts-lay s
mail. The actual demand continues Tay small. kl and:aunts
are not in so bad a position as they have been, tieing now eitq„as
any Inconvenient pressure of sr•seks in many cases, and co,se-
quently there ere fewer very anxious sellers. They resume their
last week's quotations of price, for most description, of cloths,
hut these must be mostly taken as nominal, bemuse there Me
hardly been a business offering to-day fairly to test them. lieu
are telegrams from thicutta today, reporting rather morq fare.
' ably of that market. There has been some demand in doublet
yarns for France within the last few days, and Messrs. lei Fiy
and Co.'s tables give the exports for last year at Xitz,egub,
yarn, against 1,5111.,0861be. In lea, and 100,000 in lath end
fig million yards of cloth against 21 millions in ISGS, and la mil.
lions in lift,

WOOLLEN.—LEEDS, APRIL 2.—There has been little asked
fiat in the coloured cloth.hall this morning ; the attendance.
buyers km been small, and the amount of business has been et.
tremely limited. Few parcels of any description have chancel
hands. Tweeds and thin coating, have been seldom inquired
alter. Plain cloths have been mostly in demand, though they hai
been transferred only In small quantities. The white market in
been equally as quiet so the coloured-hall : there has not hen
any Inclination to purchase to any large extent . hair Usts,
the principal article In demand, have formed the hulk the
transactions ; the parcels which have changed hands have lei
small in amount and number. There has nut been any alterative
in prices
MANI'FACTCRE9.-11rptiggs-nrix , APRIL 2.—There is as
noticeable alteration In the market to-day, the same degree
caution being exercised which has characterised all businei‘
transactions for the last two months or more. In spring and sunned
goods the trade Is usually brisk at this season, but at preen;
buyers only tale small quantities for immediate requirements,
and the general trade does not partake of that insproveiusis
which has fur some time been expected.

WOOIB.—HuDDICILIFIELD, Arlin 2.—There has been a link
more doing. both to-day and during the week, In colonist. st
established by late London sales. Faulty and all other
low-priced descriptions are scarcely inquired tor,,although priLes
are lower.

OfIRN.—HULL, Anat. 2.—At to-day's market a small sap.
ply of English wheat, only about sufficient fur local demand all
good parcels are taken off at last week's currency .
blies neglected, and rather cheaper. Voreign neglected. but
holders du not press sales at any quotable reduction. Barley
slow, but nut offered at any decline. Beans and peas dull, and
prices favour buyers. Oats of all descriptions meet a steady
sale at fully late rates. Foreign arrivals for the week .—Whmt,
15,630: barley, 1,90 ; oats, IST: beans, 67; peas, 6S. tam
778 ; Indian corn, 3,197 yr&

Aran 2.—The supply of all grain was extremely
short here to-day ; consequently there was no alteration in pries
of any article. Millers and maltaters could scarcely get their
requirements.

LEM'S, 2.—We have no demand whatever t .-day
wheat. Our millers will not be tempted to make a l,i 1, co wit
late quotation; cannot be altered either one way or the other.
Barley stow sale, and the same may be saki of beans and utter
articles.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL t —We had a good attendance at OUP
market to. day, and for wheat there was a good Inquiry, at an ad.
van,* of Yd. to Y.I. per rental on Friday's rates. Flour steady.
Indian corn firm, holders asking 40s. ed. per qr. Ostrot al quiet,
and unchanged. Beans steady. Malt extremely slow.

LYNN, t —We have a short supply of wheat tolay, the
demand was slow, at the rates of last Tuesday. Ilat .1, sup-
ported last week's prices. Beans and oats unaltered In vs .w. rev
imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 6111 s. .ats.
per imperial bushel, 625. to Wu. : ditto, red, Wis. b. Oka,
675. to etc.: barley, heat Chevalier malting, 53Ibs. to Ulla,
tes. to 605 ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto. 521 b. to 3311.4., Ila.
Ns.:to oats, Sodas. to MN., Us. to Inis. •. beaus 631ha,t0
to ids. ; peas maple, 601135. to etlhe., 375. to 415.
Nawcamix-rros-Trur.. arum 2—At our market MU mora-
ine we had a moderate show of wheat from the grower., as
well as from the coast. In consequence id which a rather firmer
feeling pervaded the trade, and a fair amount of business tran-
spired at quite sitturday's rate. Flour sold slowly. In other
articles we have little variation to note.