The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

PUOAR.—BRDITOL, MATCH 15.—There has been less demand
this week, and the sales In raw and relined sugar are light, and
at rather lower rates. Ruin sells steadily.

TALLOW.—FRMAY EVENING. —The market was steady In all
positions, the last three months alone tending a link u, weak
nem. Prices are quoted as follows :--81.1 and Murk. 4b. ed.
to 431 9d. 1865 Druck, Oa.; June, 445.: Oelober to December
445.. sellers. Delivery to last evening, 1,607 casks 'trim* ayj
Town tallow, 425. 64., net cash. At auction, shout 400 casks
sold : Taganrog sheep, 43a ed. to 445. 3d.: mixed, sta
43a 3d. Australian beef, 42a 6d. to 431 3d., good to floe. b..
South American offering. Cocos-unt oil firm Cochin, 595.
Ceylon, 60s. A parcel of Sydney offered at auction only sou)
sold good clean and pale, 465. : middling clean and drtsig
kinds bought in at 435. bd. to as Palm oil firm fine [agar.
41a. Aocra, 401 Palm ,at all, none offering.

COTTON.—LniitPr,M., Mame, 15.—The Brokers' (Mule
says: Cotton was In limited demand In the early part of tie
week, and freely offered at rather lower tutees but Miring tie
last two or three days the business lute considerably increased
and the week closes with last week's prices firmly supported
Bea Island is In limited request, and heavy of sale at last week.
prices. American is in general and increasing demand, and site
a decline of fully O. per lb In the commencement of the era
has quite recovered former uotations. Brazil Is line at lag
week's quotatious. In Egyptian the sales have been moderate,
without change in rates. &emus is firmly held at previous
rates. But India desert pikes have become rather frenetic
and lower, but the better feeling has caused more firmness, sar
the quotations of last week are now fairly suppiewi. Ikngi
and eclnde are scarce, and command to advance
The business to arrive has been very extensive, and the lake
quotations for American, bads of middling ship tamed frog
New York. Orleans, 13;e1, per lb : hales, IVA. Frem Yee
York, bales, 131 d. ; Total. low rabid' ino, 120.. B 1,1101• har
new, merchants ship named, ; fair tnerthant
February sailing, 10d. ; Delawar fair merchant's kel.
nary ceiling, told.: and March or April shipment
100. • Oomrairattee, fair new merchants, January lan
10Id. ; Alp named, told Bengal fair men bents.
December sailing. ad.. fair new merchants, February or Mardi
shipment, Liverpool or Landau, 72,1 per lb. Bela of the week
62,100 hide{ ; Import, 20,966 ; Mock, etil.e7o. The sales teehq
were. 12.000 hales, Including 4,04 Y) for . 'listens and export -
the market clueing firm.

COTTON GOODEL—Manmizerar.„ MARCH 15.--ln shippin:
yarns we have had a good deal more bushier the last few dar..
and the market hashers relieved a good deal of old stocks shirk
were beginning to be premed for sale. There hat cot beat is
mud, liuelue... to-day at yesterday and on Wednesday. in e 4
sequence of spinners advancing their quotations, but the markt
In these goothclosea tolerably firm. In bone trade yams we him
had a steady market at ‘d. per lb. advance. with rather more
than an average business, Some spinners have aged O. more
but it checks business. The cloth market has not followed U.
advance in yaru and cotton. Sellers have advanced their quota.
lions a little, but there hat not been much demand. A Anal,
advance has been obtained on some of the finer cloth, II
weU as yams, but there be no improvement to low yarns for shirt.
logs, so in other coarse clothes for the East. There I. no in.
provement In the posit on of producers, let the slight change
we have mentioned Is rather to their disadvantage. The Wien
to band to-day from Bombay and China are considered very us
favoun.ble Indeed. The .I...ppagc i• Irett and non-,
spinners and manufacturers, Burnley, is mentioned.

CORN.—LOMOIM, Masai 15.—With a moderate supply of
wheat, prices have been Is. per qr. dearer. Barley ha, been
without charms. Wheat, red. Us. to eta.. white, 60a to lko
Barley, s6a to 475. Oats, SOO. to 33a.

•
LlVilltrOOL, MARCH 15.—The demand for wheat Is extending.
and we have a good Inquiry from local and country millers, st
an Improvement of Id. on red and Id. and Id. per cents! es
white wheats. The latter description has been very extensively
cleared off our market during the last fortnight. Flour folly
maint dna Its value, but is not In active request. Barley ends a
fair sale at the extreme rate. of Tiosuelay. Beans sell readily at
fid per quarter ails-aloe. Prime oats are Id. per bushel, and
oatmeal ad. per load higher. We are again almost bare of Indlu
corn In first hands. and the nine has rapidly advanced, endears
of mixed American have been measured at Itia nil. to 415., elwlag
at the extreme figure.

WAIMIELT. NAltrit 15.—Wheat is le dearer than an YrMaw
Wt. A fair sale for tine qualities ; other a,iTt nigh.% taul. Berk)
dull, and rather lower.

COMA—LoxDoi, MARCH 15.—Buddle's West Hartley, 17a. W
Holy well Maln, 17s. ; West Hartley. 171. ed. : Walls End
Harlon, also ; Walls End Haswell, M. ed.—Ships at market, 11 :
aold, 11.