The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TtabbAr EVINING.—The market was quiet t
day. Spot, Na. ; March, ea.. June, 445. ;October to Lorre
Ler, 445. 34.

coTros.—umpoor., mkicif W—O,, market minion
steady without change In prices. Estimated sales to-day, 10,,
hake, including LOW speculation and export. 5,000 Mumma
121.1. to 15d.; 400 Penman'. tn., 14d. to istil.; 60 liaraninas,
14id- ; 500 Egyptian, 151 d. to lid.: 150 ?Mynas. 101 d. to ltd.;
5,700 Surat, ad. to Ind. ; Madras, led. to 111 d. ; Bengal
ssinde, Ac.. bd. to 9W. ; 200 Peru, IVA. to Mid. Pair DWI
; fair Oomiravnattee, laid. ; lair Broach, 111.1. ; lair
Bengal. sd. ; fair Egyptian, 100. ; fair Parma, latal,
middling Bovreds, 15 d.; middling OriaiM 144.

COTTON Goon& —Zucca meg, MARCH 19.—1 n shippiw
yarns there has been • good deal of business during the lest ten
days at higher rams, values having been enhanced by the cm.
limbed activity at laverpoul, wen a strvmgUteuio I irk.
To-day this branch of the market has been quieter, lb. ugh tine
In house trade yarns sellers have bees asking Id. to Id. per lb. in
advouce of last Tuesday's pekes; but there has not been much
business. buyers Intelog apparently pretty well nusiplied this,
yenta during the slight Impulse given to the market last
week, and being now disposed to wait a little : at least they do
not seem inclined to follow the advance. In cloths the business
has been of email amount for some days, although holder,
here have been tolerably Arm to their advanced quotations
caused by the rise In cotton. Yoe the sales they have made very
little advance has been obtained, buyers appearing quite maid.
ling to go into the market fur ajtaking beyond what is imvmew)
to supply pressing wants. T we have a firm market in
cotton and yarn, and that strop lens the quotations oh 111111t1
lecturers Still there Ise derided indisposition to buy, end lb.
market closes with a small Waimea, and no advantage in priest

WOOLLES.—Ligns, Maven 19.—There has not barn a lat,
ateudancy of buyers at the cloth halls this monde:. D.,
wholesale house* Irons a distante have been sparinal) !tyre.
sentiet, and the hwdoess to With( liens have barn Collate tell Iwo,
a very limited Seale. The lemma being now a.. far advanced, ae.l
the euutlnuance of winter!) weather, cause few parcels to change
hands, except what are wanted fur Immediate use, and the tr
minder of the spring trade must umagisurily be of a simile
character. Tweed* and coatings have been the chief article.
luqu.red after W the coloured hall, though they hai.
not been extelialvely tramfcrred, and the pared.
which have changed bands have been small. Flats
cloths mal other departments have hose very quiet.
Halr.thsts, not being so much affected lry the unsemonehle ststs
of the weather as the thinner descriptions of goods, which form
the bulk of the Withala this...aimed in the coloured-hall, have, in
sonic quarters, been In 'moderately good request: a few toroth
of the better makes have changed hands, though the imur.gat.
amount of Mishima doom has got been so large ea might be ants
cipatot at this perlod. In many eases manufactswers have boo
mon. open to accept ellen than they were a short tune ago.

MAN I'EACTURICS. MMI,CH 19 —The boyen
attending to-day from the country hare been few, and scantly
any from London, and the cloth ILIII huskies' has cousemputlf
been extremely dull. The severity of the weather prevent.
much Iwing done In spring and time local 'penitent* con
plain of the slam:lmmo wish which orders owe In for those dh•
evription*. The general lmuslmas, which useally Inds ampti im
provement at moon, mattimies in the awes deprearatal state
as heretofore reported.

WOOII3.—ACUDIJUWIRLD, MARCH 19.—There km a little TOM
doing In colonial wools, but, though priers are conaidercd a heats
easier, manufacturers still refuse to purchase more than they
require for Isuweillate woe. dearoely any fugal:tee for other dc•
&eruptions.

CORN.—II cit.. MARCH 19.—At today's market • fair sap
ply of English wheat, which sells freely at fully last sure .ur.•
reney, and In mine instances Is. per qr. advance is obtainable •
best runs of red making bd.. to 675. per 604 lbs. Foreign meta
more Inquiry. at pima in favour of sellers. Barley of all dm
seripflons decidedly firmer. Sews and peas meet mon, inquiry.
but no advance um he noted. Oats sell more (Icily, and hut
qaalities dd. to Ia per qr. dearer. Arrivals for the week :
Wheat. 4,0,±: holey, Masc. ; oats, 6,r41.1; beans, 03: peas,
GO: tares, 250; Indian eon, 1,5143.
illifirlGG, BAZAR 10.—The supply of wheat was moderate
here to-day, and sold ruddy at an advanced IS to ft.ye rqr.
from Inat week. Harley COMPS sparingly, and quite maUtaltis
the prices paid last week. loans and peas !irm. .

. .
Lams. MARCH W.-Millers do not purchase wheat very freely
to-day, but the business doing is at la per yr. advance upon fine
Enid Lib qualities on the ratot current on Friday. Net mash
passing in spring corn, and prices remain without alteration
trum last work.

LIVEI:In oh, MARCH 19.—Wheat in actlvedentand ; white being
slightly dearer on the week. Flour la fair retail inquiry at ue
quotations. Oats held fur an of ld. per bushel.
;rhl'Age.Cl adsed sales to be restricted. Oatmeal advanced GI. per
toad, but transactions were limited. Bitintlaii beans dug-
Peas steady. Indian mini realised &further impnivement
LTNII. MARCH 19.—At our Corn F.xchance to-daY the show
of wheat was small ; the demand wan steady. at an advance of
Is. per qr. upon last week's rates. Barley, but little °tiering and
prima without alteration. Beans and oats al. to Is per qr.
higher. Per imperial quarter to the grower:—Wheat, shirr.
new, 6111.5. to (baba per imperial bushel, tit to ne. ; dins.
red, 4011 a. to &Abs., 575. to eta. ; barley, 1. yet Chevalier malt-
bat, falba to 6411*., 465. to bee : ditto. runs. elievaller. MHO.
5211 a. to 531 5.4 41s. to 445. ; mita. Bill. 31"11*-- 2". 1"
; beans, Gal o& to (bliss.,hear, maple.
6411i1., 37a. to 41a.
ingNeweWCAbaLLE.X.PZlLTZlLthtlacolif t
wheat f.r.m.rnethr.ketimets,:mors.riti;
well as from other quarters thrum to the improved report
from Mark-lane factors conononerd by demanding an advance
of is. per qr., bat millers misting, only a moderate business
eventually remitted at tiatunlay's rates ilmir was held to-
enhanced terms, which had the effect of checking sales. tither
artielm in little favour.