The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-21 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—Smarm., Kann 20.—Thera has been a fair
demand this we* for most desmiptions of raw mar
and sales have bons made on the spot and to arrive M /ad
pier.

TALLOW.—Firosr ETIMG. —The market wee bon
to-day. Spot mad all Marsh, 43a. 9d. ; Jane, 44e
October to December, 44a. 9d. ; December, 431. -id.
495. 6d. Delivery to last evening, 1,241 ; arrivals,l,349 casks. At the saddens 421 casks were offered, which sold at tan
prices. Australian mutton, 445. to 44*. Gd. ; mixed melt
ea. &L to 435. ; beef, 43e. fine, 425. Gd. to 41e Gd. week
and inferior. No South American offered. Town tallow
is quoted 42a. 6d. net cash. Cocoa-nut oil quiet. Cochin,
bte. Gd. to 55e. ; Ceylon, 495. ; Sydney, 465. to 48a. fair
to fine. Palm ell steady, 39e. Gd. line Lagoa, 37, to
Ns. 6d. /oars.

COlTON.—Lrvearoof., bisect' 20.—(otton has been
in fair demand throughout the week, and after some slight
fluctuations from day to day prices close with little change
from former quotations. Of Sea Island the saes
have been limited, but full prices continue to be paid,
American is in general request, but freely offered, sad
after some immaterial charges closes about the fume as
last week. The transactions "to arrive" have been very
extensive. New York advises to the 19th instant
quote middling 25 cents., costing to sell in
Liverpool lota., per sailing vessel or steamer,
There has been a fair demand for Brazil at last week's
prices, except for Karanharn which is rather cheaper.
In Egyptian there has been a fair business throughout the
fork,week at unchanged prices. There has been a fur inquiry
t India, and prices are without change. The latest
quotations for cotton " to arrive " are—American, basis of
middling, ship named, from Savannah„ 104 d. ; Mobile
100. (low middling, 10c1.) ; New Orleans, 10 7-161.;
10dd. ; Dharwar, fair, January Nailing, B,ld. ; Dhollerah;
fair ship named, Bd. ; fair new, March-April shipment;
84d. ; ship named, 84d. ; Oomrawuttee, fair new iner.
chants, February sailing, 8. d. ; ship named, 8/4. ; Bental,
fair new merchants, ship named, 7d. per lb. Speculators
have taken during the week 12,640 bales, exporters 14,:;n0
balsa, and the trade 52,100 bales. We have had a fair de.
mar.d to-day, and the market continues quiet, without any
material alteration in prices. The sales are 10,060 twee,
of wt ich 1,500 are for export and speculation.

COTTON GOOD&—MANCHWITER, MARCH 20.—The
market continues languid, with a rather easier feeling as
to prima. In shipping yarns sellers report a steady
market, without change in prices. For cop yarns the
market opened tamely, but towards the close liars was
more disposition to buy, and Tuesday's prices were sus-
tained. The cloth market is not so well switailied. There
is little perceptible change since Tuesday. The entire un-
willingness to buy manifested on that day has given place
to some extent to a disposition to make offers. Lat there
are few, and at exceedingly low prices. The vices of
yarn and cotton are still too strongly maintained
to admit of business being done at rst;:s which
would meet with acceptance. To•day we hear of a few
sales of Nib. ahirtings, but at a considerable coucesainn as
the prices quoted in the early part of the weak. I:ut even
these transactions have been restricted to very limited
manufacturers as a rule refusing “Itogetber to
entertain such offers as are now making. (:mat complaints
are making by both spinners and manufacturers of she on.
remunerative state of the trade, and a meeting is to be
held at Blackburn on Wednesday, with a vice to a short
time arrangement to lessen production.

CORN.—CHRLXRFORD, MARCH 20. —Former, hare been
busy with spring work during the past week, which has
leanened the quantity of wheat on offer. Buyers tried to
do business at a reduction of Is. to but hold. rs could
not submit, and prices must be quoted as beim, with a
dull trade. Beans scarce, sod fully as dear, also barley.
Wheat, 71a. Id. ; barley, els. 10d. ; oats, •••11.

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LINCOLN, MARCH 20. We have had a sn.all supply of
wheat, and the trade dull, at last week's prices. Wheat,
red, 700. to 730. ; white, 745. to We. Barley, 40s. to 4'.4.
Oats, 30s. to 345.

WAKEFIRLD, MARCH 20.—A poor show of wheat. Trade
is inactive, but facton hold firmly fur late rates. Barley
quiet.

COALS. LONDON, MARCh Hastings Hartley,
16a. Gd. ; Holywell Main, 15s. 6d. ; Walker Prharoess
Ils. Gd. ; West Hartley, 16s. tid. ; Walls En.l Herten,
18e. 6d. ; Walls End Hawthorn, 14a. 9,1. ; Walls End Ens.
eel's Hatton, 16s. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, It.. :41.
Walls End I.ugh Hall, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End Oriel's!
Hartlepool, 18a. 6d. ; Walls End Thornley, 16e. ; Walls
End Teen, 18e; Branoepeth Cannel,lBs. Od.—Ships at :nal,
kat, 70 ; sold, 44.