The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-04 00:00:00

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TALLOVoitrada Inanso.—Tho market closed
fist to-day, at M. mot bad March yy 42a. 6d. doge
io aso ; sad 431. 94. Outobar to Demobs/.

001TON.—ILmirone, YAWN S.—lltaricst demi
Meader at id. to 4d. advance hir American to arrive.
Iletlenaimi odd holy, 10,000 Wee, Melnihns
eidatien end enema 13,000 AlMEfiela. 85d. to 94d. • kb
!mum, km, Vid. to 90.; 100 Banta, ;50 Hann.boa, 90. to 104 d. ; 300 Pr FAIN 100. to 120. ;10
&eyes% 80.;3,140 Swat, 7 ed. so 804 Madzsa, 744,
te W.; Bengal, Wade, U., 7d. to 74d.

carrox GOODII.--M•31=1571131.0n 3.—We have
bed a eery quiet market in yarn and cloth to-day, at a
decline of id. to id. per lb. upon the prices of Friday.
A telegram reporting an improvement in the Limped
wens market', about nom, aimed a firmer feeling, mg
led to the close of bargains under negotiation, but the
transactions have been few, and only a very limited
business boa been done. The decline in price extends to all
classes of goods.
WOOLLEN.—Ligne, ILonew 3.—T be treader of goods
in the sloth halls this morning hes not been of an exten-
sive as:ester, and the attendance of buyers has been
limited. Amongst the out-town houses we noticed one or
two Glasgow and Irish Mayer,. together with the repre-
sentatives of Bradford and Huddersfield shipping homes,
but as the spring trade is now fez advanced, their porchaste
have been rese'ed, and in mon cassa the parcels Much
have been mode have been of • " sorting-op^ character.
Tweeds continue to hold their recent position, and toll
doubtless be the class of good, mostly inquired for until
the termination of the season. Thin union coatings
have not been in such good demand as we have lately
had to report, although some tolerably good deliveries
are still made by oertain manufacturers direct from
the mills. 'lt is now late for much business to
be done in this make, but as the orders which were eri.
ginally given out wen not se large se coastootary, tutiket
orders had to be given which will oonseqnctdiy c.use
the execution to be delayed to a much later period
than is usual, Some small transactions lime tikes
plan in the all-wool makes of a thicker and mono
costly quality than the above. Low names have been is
sollielrmiseettfitabe sid this tpingatoirue,;!Tittt total
loge.sinleit
cloths have not bees much inquired after. There hot been
a moderate demand for white diagonals, which at present
are commanding • fair share of attention, and the transfer
of hal:lista has somewhat improved, although raw ion is
still exercised in the selection and the parcels sel...h Lan
changed bands have not been hirge. Prices may be toted
as rather firmer.

CORN.—Hou, ILARcH 3.—The weather is very :
and in every way favourable for spring sowing, sick, ul..cb
important branch of agriculture farmers are now busily
occupied ; the wheat plant looks remarkably weal, .ad
prospects for the future are so far very promisiny. At
to-day's market a fair supply of English wheat, which sells
@lovely at about is. per qr. below last 'tack's earrsucy.
Foreign neglected, although offered at the ieductieo toed
during the week. Barley of all descriptions sell. iiowly
M barely late rates. Beans and pees, from acar,ty. faily
as dear. Oats meet rather mere inquiry, and par.ela suit.
able for seed awe off freely at prices in favour of re..ers.
Foreign arrivals for the week:—Wheat,
2.935 ; beans, 147 ; peat, 78 ; tares, 1,(7.)2 ; tors,
$75 qrs.
I rawww, Banal 3.—A fair snri.ly o' wheat ore to
day, w Lich wet • steady demeno at about lest week's
rates. Fanners resist any decline. Barley cor..es ace
wriggly, and is the tura dearer. Beaus and ),,,s no
alteration.

LIVERPOOL, MAWR 3.—To-day's market was L'y veiy
moderately attended, and in wheat very few t:. tato.
lions took Otos, at • decline of :Id. to 4.1. per trot..',ea
the week. Flour inactive, and la to la (A. per tack
cheaper on the week. Indian corn in d reiicst. at a
decline at Is. 6d. per qr. from the rates of tlitso.‘y week.
Oats rather dearer. Oatmeal 3d. per load easier. I..,;:ptisit
beans in fair request, at 6d. per cr. decline. P.m,
barley, and malt unchanged.
LIMOS, MARCH 3.—There is so little wheat 'hewing,
that if our millers were disposed to operate fteely,
their requirements could not possibly be met ; order rich
circumstances, holders refrain from pro pc:ea. 4ild
look forward w.tu confidence to the next few m. tabs.
Barley and other articles without any quot.ble alteratios.

LIMN, MARcn 3.—The weather the. last TV, e.. 33.. has
been changeable, with strong winds and rain. There was
a very limited show of wheat at market to-Jay ; the beat
descriptions fetched quite as much MOIll y as ls.t week.
while inferior qualities were a slow sale, at la. lx r qr.
reduction. Malting barley tut little on cite-. and
piton against buyers; grinding 1-lees WIIIIOLIt
alteration. Oats and beans, prices tom. Ter
im-
perial qr. to the grower:—Wiest, white, new, tali,. to
83lbs. per imperial bushel, 795. to tai.. .
Ito 63165. 71s. to 75r. ; barley, best C:i..v.6ier m.64;ag,
5316.. to .541 he., 44e. to 47a. ; ditto, rroe, Chevalier ditto,
521ba. to Me., 41e. to 4/Is. • cam, 3,;11,.. to :Nibs.. 2:e.
to Zit.. ; beans, allbs. to 6511;a., 41e. to ;-s. ; per,
tßilbs. to 641 be., 4Ga. to 48.. _ .

NEwcAnni-oN-TYNK, MARCH 3.-I",e weather
come exceedingly wet which will prove of tiisenthi nice
to the seed recently sown, if sueeecit dty a
perature hereafter. At our market this nain.ine w- had
a moderato show of wheat from the giceets, and mit ho3glt
the arrivals have proved trifling from the coast well as
abroad, nevertheless • very quiet feeling pere...lti: the
trade, and the little business done wee at n roluttiti of iLt
per qr., the best new south emintry beneath
itic: (4:4 ride-
able at 775., and 765. for a sbade beneath tb,t
Floor a slow isle, and drooping. Malting burley mut iittas
attention, and the same may be said of grinthog t:t scrip
Mots. In other spring core we lir, a little vas-halts to
note.