The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. SATURDAY EVIDYNG. That market wu
steady, at the sneaked prime. 425. lid. to 43. 9d. ;
July to September, 42e. 9d.; October to Deceetber,
46e. 6d. Delivery to Let erasing, 663 make ; arrivals ditto,
none.

00ITOW.—Livziroot, Jots 90.—We have had a
moderate business to-day, without change in prima. The
sales are 5,000 bales, of which 2,500 ars on @immolation and
for export. 200 American, 200. to 220. ; 4,580 Swat,
l&L to IM. ; 200 Felyptian, 20. g to 28d.: 20 Pernambuco,
22d. Toy's import m 441 bales.

°MON GOODS.—MANCHASTKE, Rum 20.—The ad-
vice@ from India, as well as those from Americo,are rn
exercising an unfavourable effect upon the yam sadclotn
market. Sums for India are doingnest to nothing, and con-
fidence among shippers to all the foreign markets as wail se
among buyers for the home trade has been a good deal dis-
turbed by the position of affairs in America. Hader these
circumstances the demand is very languid, and prime are
rather weaker. Sellers of yarn are willing to mace& about
id. per lb., and this has led to rooms burusom in the home
trade, but only of a very limited character. The Micah/
is not so much one of fractional prices, because, if
the fears of buyers are well founded, the market
is likely to be more seriously affected, and a much
greater reduction could alone indoor business, and
that rather as a speculation than otherwise. On the other
band, spinners and manufacturers, with their present
engagements, do not participate in these fears to an extent
which means panic prices Only these amoopi them who
hold clocks- and these are not many—are much shaken in
confidence, and though most of them are =Kievs to redoes
their risks as much as passible, they are not dispcsed to make
much sacrifice. As a rule, therefore, though prices are
weaker, they are only slightly affected. These include mule
yarns for India, pin cops and twist for the home trade (more
especially low qualities, made from inferior Stints), and dou-
bled yarns. Water twist and other yarns for Germany and
Holland, and 3 arras for the Bradford market, are moderately
War. In cloths there is a little inquiry for long cloths
and t clothe, but for India shirtinp, arid for printers mid
domestics, the aggregate sales of the week have been only
small, and prices have a &sloping tendency.

WOOLLEN.—LnErs, Jtnl 20.—We have to report •
great improvement in the coloured market this morning. The
attendance both of manufacturers and merchants has been
decidedly larger than for some weeks pent. Tweeds'
and heavy meltoos have again been sought after, and witneys
in fancy colours have been in great demand, several parcels
of which have met with reedy purchasers. Of the white
market we are not able to give such a good report ; white
mediums appear to be the only article inquired for. The
business done in hairliste has been aimed • blank, and at
prices below the ordinary ram

RARDWARE.—Bnienionse, Juaz 20.—The trade et
this town continues in a limpid state ; the orders coming in
are small on account of the foreign as well am the home
trade; but notwithstanding this, than are few manatacto.
rim at which the orders are not milkiest to keep the saes
working full time, and where additions are beteg made to
stocks its to • very moderate extent. Dl* Mike there is
none ;_it is more the superman of quietude than the reality,
mounfacturers being in many caw dependent upon orders
coming in from day to day instead of having them for two
or three weeks beforehand on the books ; but although the
first halt of the year elms with busier' to this extent dull,
there can Its no doubt that a good trade has been does, mad
that returns are considerably in suer of last year. Is the
great staple trader of the town the deck-ems has not bone
much felt ; the gun trade being the only exception et im-
portance to that remark ; the rolling milk have been wak-
ing full time. In the various branches of the manufacture
carried on in the adjoining district there is 1100111i0 degree
of quietude ; in castings there is only a moderate monist of
business doing. la the neighbourhood of Wednesbury and
on the Dudley side business is rather more active, and for
all who are disposed to work there is a fair amount ot
ploymeut. In the iron trade there is a slight improvement.
The preliminary meeting of the iroumasters will take place
on Thursday next ; it is expected that the old scale of prices
will be recoabrmed. The peddlen who are stall on strike
have been followed by the sailers. In the neighbourhood of
Rowley and other localities, the seat of the nail manufacture,
the men are out, it being not much more than • year since
the last occurrence of this kind. The frequent repetition of
them rtrikes is driving the trade from the district.

CORN.—Ciaammos, Joss 20.—There was a good supply
of wheat at our market to day, which was taken off at last
week's prices. We have had some fine rains, which have
greatly improved all the growing mope.
CAzueu, Jtais 20.--Smell supply of all kind' of
grain, which sold at hit week's pions. Wheat, white,
18s. to 205. ; red, 16s. 6d. te 18s. ;6dy, I2s. 6d. to
13s. oats, potato, lOs. to I la. . ; ditto ammo,

9s. to 10i. 6d."
Cosossorist, JUIII 20.-A fair supply of wheat, which
met a ready male at fully the rates of last week. Beans and
peas realised late prime, with a short supply.
GUILDFORD, Joss 20.-The supply of wheat to-day was
not so large aa last week ; trade, however, was in a more
healthy star*, and a fair clearance was effected at fully late
quotations. Spring corn without attention. Wheat, 40s.
to 565. ; barley, 30a. to 34a. ; oats, 23.. to 26a. ; beans, 39a.
to 43.. ; peas, 38.. to 41s. per qr.
ANITTORD, Joss 20.-A small show of wheat trade
firm ; fine qualities in demand, and 6d. per load dearer.
Grinding bailey in request. Oats, dull sale. Beans a
trifle dearer. Wheat, red, per load, 29e. to 31s. ; hoe,
335. ; white, 30s. to 33e. ; fine, 35e. Barley, grinding, 265.
to 36.. per qr. Oaks, eoaree, 18s. to 22a. ; ditto feed, 23a.
to 265. Beans, per load, 24a. to 275. 6d. Pena, 235. to
26..
LRICISTRIL JUKE 20.-The show of wheat was barely
au average for the season, the supply consisting of
red and white descriptions. Sales were made at extreme
rates. Old red sorts were cloned at 455. to 525. • new red.
425. to 50s. ; new white, 46a. to 54e. par 36 none. Of
barley the supply was again only limited. and the inquiry
proved slow. No material change occurred in paces'
malting, 345. to 38a. per qr. ; feed sorts, 275. to Ws. per 30
stone. The show of oats was tolerable, and salsa were
effected slowly at about the currences of last week ; new,
255. to 29e. per 24 stone. The business done in beans was
not large at former terms, samplea selling at 38e. to 425. per
38 stone. Flour, 35.. to 375. per each.
NRIICAKTLI-OFON•TITIL, Jews 20.-At our market this
morning we bad a fair show of wheat from the growers,
which was taken off quickly at an advanos of la. per qr.
south country and foreign being also held for a simile;
improvement, which had the effect of checking business.
Floor in study request, at last week's prices. Sweet
grinding barley, by reason of its scarcity, commanded
rather more money. Malt unchanged. Little stirring in
beans or peas. Oats in fair demand, at the extreme rats
of this day se'nuight. The arrivals this week axe
:-Wlegat,
coastwise, 2,987 qrs. • foreign, 3.007 ; rya, coastwise, 93 ;
barley, foreign, IMS; 'malt, °unwise, 415 ; oats, coastwise,
1,614 ; foreign, 2,.334 ; pea; foreign 10 ; beans, foreign,
; flour, comatose*, 1,379 sacks ; Indian corn, 315 seeks.
Nosiness, Jun 213.-There was only • moderate
supply of wheat at this market to-day, but the farmers
asking much higher prices than buyers ware disposed to give
sales were checked to some extent ; the business transacted
was effected at an advance of la. par qr. upon all ducrip.
tiona. White wheat (weighing 591bs. to 631b5.), 465. to
495. ; red ditto (weighing 591ba. to 631ba.), 43e. to 48s. ;
oats. 245. to 28e. ; beans, 375. to 38s. ; peas (maple), 36..
to 375. per quarter ; flour, 32.. 6d. to 33.. per sack.
Avenges :--Wheat, 1,917 qra., 45a. sd. ; barley, 15 qrs.
295. 6d. The weather has been showery during the pen
week, especially yesterday and to-day, and but slow pro-
gres has been made with the hay harvest. Every other de.
scription of crop is progressing favourably.
NcrruncHAN, Jura 20.-There was a moderate show of
wheat to-day, the condition and quality of the samples being
tolerably good. The demand was firm, at rather over late
rata. New white realised 495. to 555. ; new red, 42a. to 50e.
per 36 stone. The show of barley was limited, and with a
quiet feeling in the trade prices underwent no material
alteration a foreign, 35a. to 395. per quarter ; griodiss,,2Be.
to Ws. per 30 stone. Of oats the show was fully equal to
the demand, and prices were hardly so high as on the week
previous, new making 22a. to 29e. ; old, 25.. to 31s. per 24
stone. Beans were a lees active sale at the currencies of the
week preceding ; old, 41a. to 45e. ; new, 375. to 42a. per 38
stone ; flour, 31s. to 400. per 20 stone.
PIITISIIOROUGH, Joss 20.-We had a fair quantity of
wheat showing here to-day ; the demand ruled slow, bat
what did get sold was at as advance of lc per qr. over last
week's prices. Scarcely any spring corn offering, and prime
as last week. _

Rocuenrut, Jun 20.—There was a liberal show of wheat
at this cernexchange, arid the attendance of the ken and
country trade fair. Beet white made the terms of last week,
prime parcels gelling at 525. to 56e., and red, 46a. to 50s.
Secondary sod inferior qualities of white mold at 46e. to 525.,
and red at 40e. to 46a. Foreign kinds were firm at former
figures. There was little doing in the barley trade, never-
theless late rates were well supported ; best malting kinds
made 36e. to 4A.. and grinding 26a to 30s. per qr. Oats
were almost estinidy neglected, and prices were in favour of

buyers. -
Wlanecir, RIFE 20.—The supply to-day is small of all
grain. We have had a considerable fall of min within the
last eight-and-forty hours, and some of the wheats out in
ear have been beaten down, but we should hope to no great
extent, yet, the period fast approaching " the blooming "
most be admitted to be a most critical time. Rain has set
in again this morning. Farmers commenced by making 2s.
per qr. more for their wheats, but settled down and took ls.
over last week's prices. Spring corn as last week, with sot
much doing. Priors to the grower :—Wheat, white, 475.
to 5315. ; ditto red, 455. to 475., 6311 e. per bushel. Osta,
lltd. to la. per stole. Beans, 38a. to 40s. per qr. 19 storm.
WORMITIOI, JUNI 20.—There was a full supply of wheat
at market to-day, which sold slowly at the curreacy of this
day week. Barley held for more money, which buyers
would not °amply with. Oat. taken in retail at previous
rides. Beans lower. Peas unaltered.
Tong, Juice 20.—At our corn market to-day the supply
of wheat was middling. The demand was slow, but prices
were the turn higher. Prime for new white varied from
48e. to 525. ; for now red, 445. to 485., per 36 atone. There
was a slow demand for barley, the show of which coaristed
almost entirely of grinding samples. Late prices were sup.
ported—aamely, 28e. to Ws. roar 30 mime. ,The show of
cola was rather better than nasal, but there was no im.
provenssal in the deemed, and previous rates were scareely

made ; new, 2. to Ma. per 24 steam Ileum came to band
slowly, and the demand was steady at last week's
40s. to 421. per 38 done. Malt, 82s. to 645., rye, 31a.
qr. ; Boar, 345. to 365. per 20 stone.
KIRKCALDY, Jun 20.—At oar country trash, Qui
week, we sestinas to hays very smell soothe. boas,
psr brows grain, the better qualities of • ban ertmm
moss. Ooessimemtly, consumption falls chimer as f
of which we hays ample 'applies. Hire, to-day,
small supplies of bulgy and oats, but good of whist. My,
slow, and prime very much the same as last market M..
Wheat, 365. Od. to 48s. Od. per qr.; barley, Vs. to 30.
oats, 245. Od. to 275. Od.
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Wararoau Jows 20.—W• bay, ram liberal miry
of foreign grain this week, which await exclusively ci
Indian am. Coastwise OW supplies &I'• VW, liraited,
our deliveries of home.grown gram scarcely worth nem*
The trade his been depressed for all articles, and the born.
net passing not so larger of late. Wheat, both Ind,
and foreign, in moderate haptiry, at about the price' of Its
day se'nnight. Bexley and oats ramie as last toad,
Indian corn—with • less motive desaand, we have to quote
decline of 6d. par barrel on all varieties. Flour clasher:.
Imports this week :—Wheat, 743 qrs. ,• Indian corn,
Waned, 210 tacks ; door, 316 role. Exports this week
Cate, 2,070 barrels ; last, 157 nooks.

CATTLE.--Caamacs, Joss 20. —This being the shas.
day lore for the third Roaley Pair, which comes of of
llooday there was both a large supply of stock on offer m
oar market and a good demand. Shorthorns and Gilboap
were most in request, but of the former clans there waa aelr
a limited 'apply. Large stock of zhcip ea offer, but taje
rather slow. About 50 ranked' of young pip wets se
offer to-day. and the general quality of the lots was tcoa.
A quick wholesale trade was done, a good many bits bog
carted off early in the day, and the home trade we. sko
brisk. Prices varied from 17a. to 284.; the avenge any
being about 19s.