The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltraityook MAsce 33. —Oar market centimes
steady at yesterday's prices. itstimated sales to-day, 8,1400
bales, including 1,500 spmulation and export. 4,000 American,
12d. to 154. ; 300 Pernam, &C., 19d. to 144 d. ; 104 Maran-
luun. 14d. to 1444.: 20 llacelo and Battik 131.1. ; 300 Egyptian,
141 d. to : 100 Smyrna, 104.1. to 1444.: 2.1/90 Surat, aid.
to ltd.; &anal, &lode, de.. 81d. to told. Fair DboUenh.
llid. ; fair uomrawattes, Ilid. fair Broach, 114 d.: fair
Bengal. ; f.tir 6gyptlan, la&• fair Foroara, lid. ; lobckthig
Bowed/. 13Id. ; middling Orkroa, 1344.

COTTON 000DS.—ItirenisTatt, MAW"( AO —With heavy
arrivals of cotton during the weak the market for cotton yarn
and cloths has slightly declined. The raw material Itself
has given way about 4d. per Ih. on American, and fd. to 14.
per lb. ouNgTptian staples, and this is about the measure of
decline on nemufactur.l. goods Fruni day to day the down-
ward tendency has been scarcely perceptible; but It has been
felt over the whole week, and not so much In the alteration
above noted in price as In the amount of business prevented.
buyers naturally become cautious in such* market, and though
they have nut neglected to make inquiries with a view to taking
advantage of any sudden irregularity, there has been but little
Weiner. of any moment. The stock of cotton is large, and the
stocks of yarn and cloth in Ann hands are cousiderable, so that
the impression continues to prevail that the supply is still In excess
of demand,and that but little confidence can yet be placed In the
probable maintenance of the high rice., which are to a great
extent regarded as famine prima. the business has been ler
than an average, the accounts from all markets being of a diaccru-
raging character to buyers.

WOOLLEN.—LEEnn, MARCH 30.—There has been a moderate
attendance at the Coloured Hall this morning, and although the
transfer of goods his nut been large, a greater amount of anima-
tion been evident on the part of buyers. The business done
In tweeds has been small ; the chief demand has been for fancy
coatings In various styles, the darker shades having soredon-
oiled There have also been several transactions In plain cloths,
in blues and wool.blacks, which, although they have not changed
hands In large parcels, have nevertheless been more freely in-
quired after. The Whit* Hall has been quiet ; bairllets have
not been In large request, and have been very sparingly trans-
ferred. Prices on the whole hive been well maintained, though
some nimiufacturers are now inure di/peeled to accept offers
than previously.

WOOL AND worarrED.—B&ADPORD. MUNCH 00.—The Im-
proved weather, and the circumanooe that !pitmen had nearly
exhausted their stocks, have had the result of cauaing more
activity in the wool market during the past week. The pur-
chases ntate, however. were merely to supply immediate require-
ments. The comparatively small supply In this market, awl the
difficulty of increasing It, except at rates which cannot be
realised there, still tend to keep up prices, which are very gene-
rally well maintained. The demand has not been confined to
any particular class if wool ; if there is a clam that la weak it la
lustre hoca, which are the turn in favour of the buyer. In
wonted yarns there has been rather more doing in carded. wish-It
are slightly reduced In price. Some sorts of Gawps yarns have
also been in fair mufti. The leading spinning. of super 30's
have been In demand. Twofold yarns are neglected. Soma low
otters have been made by continental merchants. to anticipation
of more activity on 41tipi ing recount. It enerally there was no
change In prices. There has been more I ,na in piece toed..
Offers have Men rather inely read.s. American merchants have

On, fCV. onizr. The German and continent d holies lire
also operated to JOILO extant. Prices hays became Mere W 14.4.

II Al:DWARlL—lattninGivAN, MARCH x,—The trek of thi„
town continues extremely welet ; this remark In apphook 1,,
almost every breech; amongst the guitesken aloes It there
any approach to animation. In the foreign department ease
little itupnweinent ins taken place, there lain,: a fair
of orders hi from the North of Europe. The &Wien trade ha
rallied W some extant ; that with the Wcst Indies is op to
average, and a fair amount to being done to the United !kale,
As regards Canada and Australia the oniers In are small, aasi
the new quarter opens badly In respect of the borne trade gear.
rally. The lioard of Trade returns for Yebrnarl show the t 4.1
value of the exports of hardwares and cutlery In the month t,
have been C 270.069 against £324,209 is land

CORN. --CsltsainOß, Natal 30.—Wheat and barley acre la
abort PlindY: the former was la lower, the latter I.
Deana and mite quite as dear. Wheat, sbo. to tha. ; hark),
to Na.: beans tor. to 43a. ; MU, 25. to 30a.

CARLISLE, 55 •Reli 30.—There via a small supply of all kin%
of grain at our market this morning, Wheat was In po.,
dition, but sold giddily at last week's Talcs, and tine suniGt
realised &I. a bushel advance. Oats were rather clever. Gig
barley amid be had upon eaa'er terms. Priem :—Wheat,
new, Ms. to Ms. ; ditto, old, 25a. to 2tla. . • red, new. .
ditto, old, Ms. to Ma. Barley, IM. to 15s. lid. trate--1,44,;
!lend. to 13e. per Carlisle bushel. Flour, es Si. to'! ,
meal, b.. Rd. to ea. ed. ; ryeuaeal and barieyrneal, la Gt. Rr
atone.

COLCIIONTILIL, MARCH 30.—The supply of wheat
with a slow demand, at last week's quotation. Malting huh.:
nearly exhstuted ; of other qualities the supply was short, eta.
readily realised late rate& be.ass a small show, with plies ,u.
altered.

Germ:moan, Yaacn 20.—With only a moderate quantity of
wheat, at worked the trade today was slow, sod the rates ot
last week were s atcity maintained. Barley was to better 4e.
mum!, hut without change to value. Wheat, 62*, to ;I,
Barley, 1.13. to 484. Oats, 245. to Lt3e. Peas, 40a to 444. gm,:
42a. t, 445.

MARCH 30.—There was a tolerable supply ig
wheat at today's corn market, but the Inquiry was
and Is. per or. less money bad to be taken. told white Neu
realised uns. te 20s. ; old red, Ma. loges.; new white, gii to tat;
new red. 525. to 83• per 3.3 stone. There were only a fee sampler
of fine barley at market, and these were disposed of st sina
recant currencies. For other kinds there was eery little haw".
Malting. 46a. to 52a. per qr. : grinding, Wit to 354 per 30 stow.
Of oats the show was again somewhat limited, and the (lensed
ruled healthy, the bast sortansaking a small advance: old. us.
to 57a.: new. 28e. to Ws. per 24 stone. Beans cube to hand
sparingly, and there was a steady tensunsptive demand star.
treine prices ; old, La. Co 80s, : new, 445 to 475. per hi stone,
Fine flour sold at eke, to bas, ; seooutis, 465. per sack.
Neweemx-troi-Tysx MAxem 30.—At our market thisasem.
lag we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, el
which a fair clearance was effected, at rather under Saturdays
rates. In south country or foreign few transactions oc. erred.
and the little done was at a decline of Is. per qr. Flour was
offered at rather lower rates, without hringing about an effeetlis
demand. Malting barley cousistratively neglected. Lank
stirring in tualt, beans, or pens, and the same remarks will apply
to oats. Wheat, coastwise, 6,179: foreign. Barley, cont.
wire, 57A; foreign, 4419 Malt, coastwise. 75. OW, rOtsiinw.
651. Peas, coastwise ; foreign. 9. Beans, coastwise,
qrs. Flour, coastwise, 1,324 sacks; foreign, 160 barrels.

NoRWICII, MARCH SO-The supply of wheat was shot
at tills market to-day, but the trade oiled dull at a decline of 1,,
to 24. per ~r. from last week's ratw A few samples of barley Rag
offered, and met with buyen at late rates. The weather bu
been more mild and genial than for some thus past ; the lash
being now la fine cundition spring sowing has been proceeding
rapily. White wheat, weighing 112.1ba. to mile, Ws. to 70e. ; M
ditto, weighing Orbs. to 63 , GOB. to 025. ; best malting
barley, weighing Sips. to 63•1 be., 44a. to eds. ; runs chevalier
ditto weighing 611 ks. to 521b0., 40a. to 41s. ; distilling ditto,
weighing 40Iba. to 50Itos, 341. to 30s. per gr. Floor, 425. &I. to
435. per sack. Averages : Wheat, 1,7714 qrs., OW 10d.; barley,
1,441 gm., Sea let. ; ear, 69 qn., Ina lid.
NorrlNOliall, Maggie 30.-The demand was slow, at a declise
of nearly I. per gr. Old white made Tee to 725. old red, 51d..
to Ode. ; new white. tea. to 764 : new red. Ma to tale. per se
rose. The supply of barley wao moderate. The tow of tie
demand was by 'so means salve, but the beet sorts were held at
recent prices ; inferior sorts were difficult to quit. Malting. 40a.
to SU. per qr.: grinding, 30e. to Or., per SU stone. There wr a
limited show of oats, for which the inguir7 we., fair, ;ld ellos
had the advantage with respect to paler. Old, 331. to :a;,
new, 24a to 3ft. per 24 stone. Our beans the demand leas Ina
and sales were made at rather over late rates. Old. Ms. to W. ;
new, 40s. to 48s. per :14 stone. In peas not much doing. Super
lour, Ms. to 535. ; lie, 475. to 49e. per 20 st
OXFORD, NUM= 310.-Tise supply of wheat was unneelly
limited, but nearly es ery maniple was in good condition, led
changed haunts, at fully last week's prices, while oats and
loans Inn dry state did the same. Parley, very little dolee i.
quotations were as follovra vi.:-Wheat, from Sua to Togo per
quarter : barley, 31s. to 4ft. , oat.. 22,. W 311 a. : beans, 44a to
425. Flour weeds, 400. to 48s. per sack. A general inner.
awn seemed to prevail throughout the market that prices mug
Ire higher.
PETERDOROrOII, MARCH 10.-Although our supply of wheat
here was but small, prices gave way Is. per or., ads being top
price for our best ll:311,s. red. AU spring corn found beam at
the full rates of last week.

REAPING. MARCH 30.—There was an unusually limited at-
tendanoe at the Own Exchange today, sod trade tided octet-
burly dull. The heavy goods have caused all the mills oil the
Thames to be stopped for the past week, and they have also
stopped planting of seeds, consequently millers would not pa-
chase wheat, aid farmers did not evince any wish to speculate
In seeds: the supply of all kinds of cereals was good, and wheat
and barley were I, improved condition ; the very best svopl
fetched last week's prices. but middling sorts were is lower.
Oats were decidedly on the decline. from Is. to ft. per qr.
There was no material change In the price of beans and peas.
iPICIIINTER, MARCH :30.--Sinee our last report the weather has
beesuie more open and settled, allowitig all outsh sir operatinns
to he pushed forwent Onerously so as to admit of het time being
male up. At the coru fixehenge there was a fair average show
.1 wheat, but lelealleei was rather slack. and prices toot a Mocu-
staPi movement. thtra superior kinds of both white and red
wheat fetched late quotations, but for secondary, damp, arid In-
ferior sorts the prices show a doinortrd 'movement of about it
per yr. The terms fur hest white wheat are alt. to LLW , and a few
extra tine aorta OW. per yr. ; secondary and Inferior lots of white,
otes to lies. per qr.:l best red wheat, Cos. to 045., and other lots
of red Sts. to eta per. Only a small show of foreign wheat
was at market, and the prices asked for this deserin.
lion of grain were about the same as those of last week. Mow
was the tuns in favour of buyers for all but the best lota, and
purchases were transscted mostly In retail sod to supply imme-
diate wants. Barley was inactive, and prices for grinding sons
gave way shout rid. to IA per qr. 'the terms Wheat visiting lots
are aSs to Us., and others 40s. to ass per qr. ; best pinata;
barley 3oa. to arts., and secondary parcels of grinding tea. to We.
per yr. The malt Snide was dull, and prices were hardly no WI
Oats (Ochs,' about late terms for band old white kinds, but law
and weoticiary lots were the turn carter ; for prime old sorts the
rates are Vs.. to as., and secondary and bloc k sorts 10s. to !Ls
per or. liras and peas both arm. with a small consumptive
demand. The weather is now fine, and promises to be very settled.
WISOLCII, MA2OII 30 —The supply of Wind at market today
was small. 'farmers reluctant sellers at lower rates. but *hire
sales were made is, to fix per yr. Bea had to be takes. Sim
corn maintained late rates. Prices to the grower :—Witcst
;white., eft. to 65a, 631bs per bushel ; ditto red,, sOr to tas..
*Slim. per Mishel; oats, 1214. to 13d. per stone; beans, 415.
to ANS. per :11 stone.

WORCZnits, MARCH 30.-19 this days market there
short supply of English wtfeat, which was firmly held for lbs
currency of this day week. Barley dull hat not cheaper. tats
uttering at 6d. per qr. decline. Beans less plentuul and quits se
dear. Pam continue to be neglected.
Your:, Mum 30.-91alit work has made very little motley'
this week, the land being in au unlit state. Buyers operated le
a Hushed extent, and recent prices were barely obtained. Hine
for white sorts were 56• to 645. ; for red, Sbs. to MN per
stone. The supply of barley was not abundant, and the trade
&unused a dVtslat tome at rates imam to those of Isst wart
Malting realised Mc to 43 per quarter ; tpWdimg, 310, i"
per 30 stone. There was a fair demand for oats. and previous
rates were well maintained; new, 245 to Yris. per IA stern. el
beans the show was short, and the Inquiry was 0.1, at rather
over late quotaUons ; new, 40a to NM per S. sl•ste. Malt
645. to 70$. Bye, 344. per quarter. Flour, 475. to see per sad
of tidbit.

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WATIRPORD, MARCH 80.—TRAIMAROthat we now report hell
foreign is Ammiese and French ; one cargo wheat Also sore"..
thaw market has beta woderatelyeupplied with it mac emin If
boat. • fair amount of Mahler was transacted Mc seek.
Indian corn attracts the principal attention, and set wl•hrtark
in the decline reported Is Liverponl and Inihiln marka.. hen
an advance of :rd. to ed. per bane has bean freely paid for prises
Danubian varieties. Foreign wheat is not active. the mat. ray
of our millers having recently supplied their wands, and we mad
quote some descripUons lower, but we look to ice a, 1 t.% 1%41 in the
demand before many days. In black oats a pretty cstencive ;mar
took place at slightly enhanced prices. Grinding barley rah,/
more than lost the advance we quoted rn Satuniay Ise olkcr
articles unchanged in value. Imports this week : - Mast. 3.01
quartelli . wheat, trill. Exports this week :—Wheat, I.3tui
°ate. 6,333; Sour, 336 sacks.

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