The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.--TtrISDAT EVI3rIYO.--The market WU ilea I, t
day. Spot, 44e. 3d. to 44a. 13d. ; Apra to lane, 444 hi I
491 ad. ; October to Deoember, ata. 9d.

COTT'ON.—LITWooI. APEL 16.—Our market Ii stash
without change In prices. katimated sales to-day, 10,000 tak,,
Including 3,000 and export. 7,000 Americas, Mid,
to 133 d. • 250 etc., 13d. to 70 Mambas
13W. to. 131 d. ; 150 Baptism lad. to Ind.: 30 litayras
lofd. : 2.350 aunt, 7d. tour?. : Bengal, Sdnde, de.. tfi
to ; 150 12d. toDhollerah, 10td. : I
Ocenrawutiee, 1 ; fair Brae* 101 d. ; fair Bengal. ldw
fair 16=6 1 ;Lk 13td. ; middling Boma,
12d.; 121 d.
COTTON 000D9.-11ssejg5rea, Ana It —There it e.
Improvement in the market generally, and prices coutinte I,
decline. In yarns for shipment the market has been disapper
Mg. In the early part of the day spinners expected to be et,
to obtain full prices, having been led to form such a combat.
from the activity during Saturday and Monday in the Liverped
cotton market. Upon the receipt of telegrams from Liverponl:
however, this morning any such hopes, were dispelled. by q.
intelligence of a quieter and weaker feeling than The can.
sequence was that they manifested a disposition to fall back upo
the easier prices quoted here yesterdayAand at these Malian,
been able to do a fair amount of business for most of oar et
port markets. Buyers foe Calcutta and China have
a fair extent. Other markets have been rather quieter this
these. The market for home trade yarns has presented gait,
a contrast to the other, being both dull and depressed
Prices have been in favour of buyers, and the bulimia effected
has been a long way short of an average. The demand to
al counts of home trade yarns lime been on a vet
restricted scale, and closes as dull as it opened
In cloth there has been a downward movement all the east
past. Buyers have been exceedingly cautious, and have limits)
their operations as much as possible. There have been hem,
willing to enter the market at a very considerable reduction on
last week's quotations, but as a ride they have not been aides,
place thedr orders on such oonditiona This morning there eat
some appearance of a revival in the tone of the market in
first Instance, but the hope was soon dissipated, and nab
course of the day things have reverted to much the sin .1
inactivity and depression previously existing. The market clo*
without much business having been effected, though ,ellet
have made considerable alteration, in favour of buyers in Una
quotations as compared with those of last Tuesday.

WOOLLEN.—LETDB, APRIL 18.—There has been a mull a..•
tendance of buyers at the Cloth-haU this morning. A ge,.. •
want of animation has prevailed in both department.,
transactions which have taken place have not extended lop, I
supplying outstanding orders, which at this period of the SOW,
are not in any way numerous. In the coloured market the
Mum have been confined to a few pieces of steel and him gal
tweeds along with a limited number of dark koatino. The
mand for hair-lists in the White-hall continues without alter,
tion. In a few Instances parcels are transferred, though uot
a large extent, and at present the only inducement te perdu.,
is where prices offer advantages.

N FA MITRES. —arDDIRSTIZLD, API= IG. —There ha aid
been much animation In the market today, but few buyers Mlle
from London or the provinces being in attendance. Baudne,
transactions have woolly been In striped and other trouserinei.
as well as in new patterns for fancy coatings. In all purchase,
however, only small parcels were made up. The sawdust,
warehouses have been quiet during the week, and theft in
yellers complain of being unable to obtain orders.

WOOLS.—Huvonarntup, APRIL —The colnidal wool tee:-
keeps rather steady, but not brisk. For some time 'sick mug
facturers have only bought for immediate wants, and this bra,
there more regularly to the market, but they still lathe ut;;
light Purchaser

CORN. - Luang, APRIL 18. —We have a large Inudness &inn
tine wheats, and inch are quickly disposed of at Is. to S, per 4.
over last week's rides Bather more inquiry for other anklet,
and prices well supported.
IPSWICH. APRIL 16.—The supply of wheat was again extremely
mall to-day, and found ready buyers at b.per qr. more money
than was paid last week. Opting corn of all loads dearer.

Arlin 16.—Tinue was a good attendance at et,
market to-day, and wheat met a general demand, at au
Vance of 2d. per rental. Flour firm at previous rates. Indw
corn very firm, at an advance of Is. to In. 3d. per quarter on ti,:
week. MIXI,II American, 430. Col to 43a. 9.d. oatmeal, di. to I.
pee load dearer, Deana Is. higher. Malt freely °Rend, :
dillicult to move.

Lies, APRIL 16. —At to-daYs market we have again a • nay
supply of wheat, which met a steady We at la to 2.4 per qr.
advance upon last Tuesdays prima Barley for mailing M
last week ; grinding qualities Is. per qr. higher. Blum awl ,ati
each la per qr. dearer. Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheal,
white, new, alba to nibs. per Imperial bushel, hew. to ea+ .
ditto, red, 6011 x. to otlba, 60a. to 661 ; barley, best Chetabcr
coating, Raba. to 641 W., 475. to Ms. ; ditto, runs, Chevalier,
ditto, 521ba. to &Ills., 41x. to 45a ; oats, Stilts. to 30*, No
to les. ; beans, 631ba. to 65lba, 6ea, to 46a.: peas, =Pk. 4511,
to 64165., 375. to 415

NARCIANTLE-UPON:ITRIL AIRIL 11. —At our market thin RAIS.
Log we had a moderate &smog wheat from the growers as well
as from the coast, for which a steady sale was experienscd at so.
advance of is, per qr. Flour was again rather dearer, bet th-
demand was not active. No demand for malting Lark)
Grinding ►eas inquired for. Oats rather dearer, extra Dases!,
being saleable at Yea ; choice Scotch, 30s. to Yla. per =gibs.