The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Turswer EVIMING.—Tbe market clews
quiet to-day. Spot, 4.55. 3d. ; April to lune, 45..34,
to 4-50. • June, 451. 3d. • October to December,4se. 3A.
rather ;411ers ; Doesuibei, 45a. 6d. Deliveries to last eve,.
int, 125 asks; saivals, 066 casks.

MANUFACTURIIB.—HUDDIRSFIELD, APRIL l4.—The
market today appeared Aran in consequence of so many
holiday people being present. Business transactions, hew.
ever, have not been important, buyers tailed', being en the
lookout for cheap lots amongst the residue of spring goods,
stocks of which at present are not heavy. The demand for
black doeskins and ordinary goods is below the average
of a spring trade, and the shipping trade still continues
quite inanimate. The merchants' orders during the week
have been rather more numerous, but generally for 5e...11
quiumities.

WOOLS.—HCIIDERb►IYLI), APRIL It—There is no
speculative purchases made in wool, but a moderately,
steady demand continues at prices established by the lase
London sales. A few parcels of low wools have been r.
molly sold.

OOTl•ON.—Ltv&itrorn., APRIL 14.—Market very Min,
at yesterday's prices. Fatimated lola to-day, 12.000 bale...
including 3,000 speculation and export. 9,500 kroorieita.
Ild. to 130. ; 100 Peniam, &0., 12 d. ; 100 Maceio areel
Bahia, 12d. to 12,d. ; 100 Maranham, 12;d. to 12. d..
800 Marian, 13d. to 14d. ; 1,400 Surat, 91d. to 11. d.
Madras, 10 d. ; Bengal, ?Ando, Sc., 90. to 10.1. 1,4
Dhollarah, 104 d. ; fair Oomrawnttes, 11d. ; fair Broach
Ild. ; fair Bengal, 9Ad. ; fair Egyptian, I.ld. ; fair l'er:
nam, 12jd ; middling Booed., 120. ; middling Orleans,
1214.

COTTON GOODS.—Mancitzwrza, APRIL 14.—The tree
position of the cottou market keeps yarns for export
corresponding position, but this comes a limited bulimia'.
For first.laas 12's in bundle quotations are 13!,d. to 1,4,
per lb. ; for 20's ditto, Ibid. ; for 20's, 17d. to ltd. ;
for 40's, 171 d. per lb. In borne trade only a mode.
rate Mildness doing. The firmness of spinners tends to
firmness in the quotations of manufacturers, and the prices
asked by sellers of cloth generally are pretty firmly ad.
hered to. There is, however, little appearance of bust.
nese. Buyers are not offering for India fabrics, and thouet
there is no appearance of weakness or despondency, we
have had an exceedingly small amount of transaction.,
either of a bona tide character or for speculation.

WOOLLEN.—Lennie, APRIL 14.—The markets i ea
been thinly attended this morning, and as is custon,i7
during the Easter holidays little business has been tram.
acted either in the coloured or white cloth halls. The few
buyers who have been present have bought sparingly, ,s 4
have satisfied themselves with making a few purchase, of
autumnal samples, or with sorting up thin stocks of spun;
goods for the remainder of the present season's trade. In
the coloured market a limited number of Luton ravings
have changed hands, along with a sprinkling of tweeds,
The demand for the latter make has, however, been swell,
and few transactions worthy of notice have taken place.
The inquiries for plain milled cloths have not yet become
numerous, and the transfer which has been made boson:,
been in the way of samples. In the white cloth hall a fee
small purchases of hair lists have taken place, hut Lo'. to
any large extent. There have been a slight dcmaid, f.?
white diagonals, though the parcels which Lave 11: toe
market have been unimportant, and the total amount of
business done in both markets has been of • very restricted
character. Prices have, in most cases, been fully Luca.
twiner.

0011N.-111:1.1., APRIL 14.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat, which is taken off by loud
millers, at fully last week's currency. Foreign held very
firmly, and decidedly more inquiry then of late. 1;.,r.,7,
good malting quality fully as dear ; secondary dPsoriptioas
rather cheaper. Beans and peas unaltered. oats st..dy
at late rates, but demand not very active. lo,ige
arrivals for the week :—Wheat, 13,&WJ ; barley, 1n,'•42;
cats, 2,297; tares, 327 qty.
reawlett, APRIL 14.—There was a moderate supt:y
wheat at market bens to-day, which was taken by fa,
millers at the full prices of last week. Ikons and IT4
quite as dear.
LEEDS, APRIL 14.—There is very little doing :ft
' wheat, but late rates are fully supported. Bah v :Ed
other articles quite as dear.
LYNN, APRIL 14.—During the past week the ne,her
has been very cold, with keen north-east winds. Tiers
was but a small show of wheat at to-day's market, winch
realised last Tuesday's rates. Barley, both malting ad
grinding, no alteration in prices. Beans and peas ee.ct
firm in value. l'er quarter imperial to the grove, .
Wheat, white, new, tillbs. to 631bs. per imperial bold,
7t4s. to 82s. ; ditto, red, Gabs. to 71s. to 7.'4.;
barley, best Chevalier malting, .131bs. to Whs., 441. N
475. ; ditto, runs, Chevalier ditto, :;21ba. to 531131. 41.. to
43a. ; oats, 361bs. to 341bs. Vis. to 285.; beans.l:3lbs.
465, to tals. ; peas, maple, 631ba. to ti4lbe., 475. to 4..11.

NEWCASTIR•I'PON-TTNR, APRIL 14. —The weather est.
Unties cold but dry, which will act as a salutary ant
upon vegetation. At our market this morning we had s
moderate show of wheat from the growers, as well as fro'
the coast and other quarters, notwithstanding whia,
however, the trade partook quite of a holiday ohs:acts,
the full rates of Saturday of the same time being firmly
insisted upon. Flour met more attention, the sells
value of best households being now firmly established at
551. Little stirring in barley, beans, or peas. Oats ks
pressingly offered ; demand, however, still limited.