The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livurooy Ana 3.—There is no change
ha oar market today, which is extremely quiet. without
thaws in pprior. Tlis Niagara's letters will be repeired ta-
ught. The mho are 6,000 bales, Including 5.180
American, at 41.1. tic:l3l; 300 Surat, at 4d. to sd. •
900 414/Ptisa. Sid. to 9 . ; 320 Penmen, sid. 9a—oi
which 1,000 are for 'on and export. The week's
import is 67,988 bales.

RIDES AND LEATHER.—It is aeldom that we have
to report a brisk leather trade in March, and the past
month has fully partaken of the usual inactivity. The
high value of money, and the general dulness which per-
vades almost all branches of commerce, have tended, no
doubt, to restrict the transactions in leather, and induce
buyers to limit their purchases to the minimum of their
requirements ; under such circumstances it is satisfactory
to be able to state that the alterations in prices are very
slight, and that although the supply has onerally been
abundant, and stocks have increased, no important awn-
, mutation has occurred ; there is also no doubt that the
stocks held by dealers and currier, throughout the country
are small, and it may be expected that further ease in the
money market would impart a better and firmer toots to the
leather trade. In raw goods an avera;e amount of business
has been done. The imports have not been very large. An
active demand for exportation was apparent at the public
male on 14th ultimo, but was much diminished at the last
sale. Prices show a slight coucessien, with the exception
of River Plate produce, which is generally firm, sod Buenos
Ayres heavy ox hides advanced at the close of the month
i& to id. per lb. At Leadeohall yesterday no public
market was held. ac cording to custom in Easter week, and
not any transactions of importance took place.—(From the
Circular of Maus. T. J. and T. Powell.)

CORN.—Boeron. Aram 3.—The trade has been slow for
wheats here to-dey, best namplse making barely last week's
rates ; inferior sorts umaleable. A good inquiry for bras
and the prices of this day se'nnight well supported. Oats
and peas firm.

EtrOcitros-olt.Ttua, Arum 3.—Daring the past week we
have had a bugs arrival of foreign wheat, and of cats to a
moderate extent. The coastwise supply continues exceed-
ingly limited. At this day's market *MO was a fair show
of grain from the farmers. Wheat was in slow request,
and the best samples barely supported last week's prim,
whilst the inferior descriptions must be quoted la. to 9s.
per qr. lower. Oats in fair demand, at about late rates.
Barley the tarn cheaper. BMW and peas oxalate& Im-
ports during the week : Wheat, oadirtwise, 327 qrs.
foreign, 4,240 qrs. Orta, foreign, 1,120 qrs.
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GLABOOW. Amur. day's market was somewhat
thinly attended, and trammetkine in wheat and flour were
rather limited, at the full prime of last Wednesday. Some
sales of Irish oats ware reported at rather over last quota-
tion., but in other sorts or in oatmeal there was no change.
Barley little inquired for. Orindieg bums fully 6d. per
29011 w. dearer, but feeding ueeaiptiems were unaltered.
For peas and Indian corn previou rates were required.

CATTLB.--Sommu.u., Aram 3.—Our reponse .ere
elteet today. Beet made from 3a. 4d. to da. 2d. ; mutton,
U. 4L to le. OdL; lamb, Ba. to Ba. Bd. ; Taal, fn. 01. to
Oa OIL ; Pik _i. 4d. to 4e. Bd. per stone of Blbe.,
'Mitt the effaL

MALL —LotwiarAzart 3.—ltelre Aimee. O. 13e. ;
Devine's West .17e. 3d. ; liszthilool Welt liffinks7,
lb. 3d. ; Holreell, Ile &I. ; Lembert's Wed Hartley,
lb. 3d.; Walter Primrose, 13s. 3d. ; West Bartley,