The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-04 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUG Alt.—BiuseoL, Juxi 3.—The wket hia blooms
quasi thuitho iiist day or two, sod oily small Wagon the
=mad% 8A prises rather b favour of the bum,
, nos sseidsms doll, sod prices west be quoted
3d. to tid. bower. Boai—Tlewo is but lads business doing
et fay rhea

TALLOW.-191TDAT Itwinnws.—Ths wind ma quiet
to-My. Spot, 40s. 6d. ; 40s. ; all tb mos*, 404, 6,1
to 401. 3d. ; July to September, 41s. ; October to December,
43s 6d. to 435. 3d. ; town follow. 39a. net cash. Delivery
to Imt emidag, 471 maks ; arrisda, 904 oaks. Nord'
Asmaican 40s. ; good, 395. to 6d. ;
Atomism, 42. lint pipes. Auatralisn damp, Cs. to
42a. Set. good to very ms ; hat, 38s. dd. to 38e. 9d. rood.
to 375. low and week. Oocos nut oil Cocks, 40a. to
395. 9d. ; Ceylon, 38s. W. to 38a. ; Bydoey, good dr..
'
335. GA ; yellow rd wized, 37.. 6d. to 375. ; Interior dorla
W Ms. 6d. Palm ail, 36a. ins Ups.

COTTON'.—Lstaron. Joss &—Cotios bas been in
radimit• &mod this:l4oml the week, and prim. on the
whole. have been well maintained. American continues in
asesnldemand. In flea Weed sore Weimer hsa bees done.
has declined id. per lb. &optima is freely
offered at a cline id. to id. pit lb. In Bait India the
better kinds ue study, but the lower are id to id.
cheaper. In China what hare fallen id. per lb. The Wee
it the week amount to 45,130 bales, of whith 3,730 are for
speculatios, 12,570 for export, and 28,350 Wise to the trade.
The market opens quietly today. The Wes sae 6,000 bales,
of which 2,000 we for export and specuition.

OGITON GOOD& —Mminnainta, Jinni 3.—The mar.
het generally Is vsry sad for some dew:notions of
yeres sad clothe
.prices me weaker eves than they were
cm Tuenday. Ellupping yarns generally are reported firm,
but here and there • spinner may he met with who
mining oat c 4 cootinot, and who would accept rather
lower prices to renew his eapgemeat. Excesdingly little
business hes been dose, bat there have bees a good many
' rather extemiere offers made at more favourable rates to
the buyers, which wieners have declined. In some in•
steams such offer, have been &ahead, even where wive
have bees very nearly those demanded by producers.
In yarns for Um home trade there is very little basuiess
offering. Prices are weaker, though nominally quoted as
on Tondo,. The cloth market was described in mu report
of Tasedsy as very languid, sad it has been fully as quiet
and delpreamd to-day. Practically Warms nosy be almost
said to be ampeaded. llanufsetaren are most &swilling to
I make any abatement in price, sad wither* to their quotations
with much tenacity. Generally speaking, the stocks of
cloth are reported to be low, sad this, as well as the high
rates gives for the calks of which their good/ are .
encoursgss them to Armies& On the other hand, bows
are cautious, and manifest very liWe disposition, especially
in face of a falling oottan market, to operation ; so that us.
doubtedly to effect sales • very considerable reduction of
prime would have to be submitted to. What beelines has
been effected, either for the home trade or for export, her
been limited to small quantities. Goods suited for Wm
are perhaps relatively somewhat weaker than those suited to
other markets.

COIIN.--Canmero.ap, Joan 3.—Ths weather bee been
cold sad unseal's' dune; the past week, but the crepe do
out as yet, seem to have suffered, sad penally look well.
At to-day's market there was a fair supply aud a good de.
rased, at an avulse of Is. par qr. Beam rather dearer, and
hat few offering.
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Lnicour, Jun 4.—W• have bad a fair supply of wheat
et coorket today, aid ins fresh maniple, node 1.. sdvastro;
other descriptions unolisaged in value. Wheat, red, Its, to
40•.; while, 41s. to 44. Very litW doing in spring emu,
the melting Boohoo being nearly over.

Limited° 3.—The wader during the pest week
has been bright and sunny by day, but cold at Digh to, with
eaassioual freed, sad wen it ad that the atmosphere his
bees so ersteedingly dry end dear, mgetateon most ham
suffered : we do keys, however, at many 6ade of early pc.
takes bang cat down sot °sly in this neighbourhood, but
down in the south. With a fair atimsdade of both local
and country buyers at this day's market, both wheat and
dour have bad a good °assumptive inquiry at • further
tridnig 'draws, sad we lead to rains our quotations about
3d. per costa sad ed. par barrel and sack cm the week.
Indian corn is incolly bald for as advance: of 6d. par quarter,
but is sot palpable at over 3d. Oats and oatmeal steady in
pries. but met mesh dealt ia. Beans are up fully 6d. per
quarter. Pea, sad barley masheaged. Market closes with
a healthy tone.
Waindir.n, gnus 3.—Wlesat hold for ls. per quarter
adducts. which cheeks mass. Only a retail Waimea dooe,
as rather ever kat Friday's prices. Avenge for the week
ending May 30 :—Wheat. 1,3f0 qre., at 30 . Bd.

COALS.—LowDow, J wws 3.—Cowpso Hartley, 15s. 9d. ;
Hastiap Hartley, 15e. lid. ; Holism!! Maul, 16s. 6d._ ; Twa•
Gild Moor les. ; West Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; West Wylwn,
15e. 6d. ; 16.. lid. ; Ease ads, 16s. ; Walls Lad
Hieddylls sties, 16s. 3L ; Walls Zed Haswell, 17e. ;
Walls End Helton. ; Walls Lod Mates Hones,
16e. 3d. ; Walls End Loath Hoek" 17s. ; Wells
Stewart's, 16s. 6d.—Ellips at market, 30 ; sold, 26.

MITILOPOLITAA BOAID OF WORILL —The usual
meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was bald yes-
terday, at the adios in Spring-prdens ; Mr. J. flatmates is
the chair. TO chairman drew attention to the bill which
bad beat foe sieves days before a committee of the Home
of COlllll2OBll, promoted by this board, for this purpose of
subways in this
tel
sod to obtain
to in power to
oaatgl gas, water, and tel companies ley that
pipes in them when made, as avoid the meesmity of
constantly breaking up the public streets to the great inter.
rapine of the trams, and being a pest nuisance to the rata
payers. The oommithie had given the subject a good deal of
attention, but they bad oonse to the concluiiion that they
would omit all compulsory powers as reprded gas cam-
puke, but great them as affecting water and
°ampoules. Now, the ps companies disturbed treles,:t
streets more Mum all the other companies combined, and is
these subways were constructed at a great expense to the
sutepayere, it would be for the board to comider whether
or not they would withdraw the tell, as they could sot
have power to compel gas companies to use them, or swept
it fa its !modified lam. Mr. Tits, M.P., said it wee obvious
that the laying of the pipes for gas ia them subways
would be much cheaper- than the ooaeteetly breaking
up of theeets, but if tbe gas pipes ware aid
pot in thusubwa they eertainly would he of
little me. Them would be a charge of four or
met. es the outlay, whisk would be distributed a mg all
the pa companies, so that the rest required frammo them
would be very call, and Weed the cost of the omodtioa
of the pa complain to the bill would ham paid their sub-
soriptim for at least tee years. Mr. Miller, LP., is/Ivied
the board to weep the bill as proposed by the committee.
sad moved that it be proceeded with. Mr. Healey semedid
the motion. Several nessobers having expressed their
°visite; the pasties was put, when there apmered—for
withdrawiag the bill. 24 ; spinet it, 6—majonty, 19. A
deputation hom the metropolitan fire brigades stow/led the
beard to pretest • memorial is reletiou to the bill for the
formation of the metropolitaa are brigade. TO manorial-
Me whetted the board to take into consideration their
claims to comolidate their brigades, and that the board
would came certain clauses to be warted in the propound
metropolitan Are brigade bill, that would 'gable the dis-
intereeted services of the valuator brigades to be ao-
kaowledged, and that they should be empowered to act se
auxiliary brigades iu soajostiee with the brigade white
was about to be coestitated by the board. The mesamiel
wee referred to the main drainage committee for em-
sidendim. Some swam busbies was disposed of, sad the
beard adjourned.
Di. DI Joitor's Laurt-Bacrinr OODLrvis
Tin UngcrALLED isnot Fos Degauss or to Com—
This sairimiled preparation is ear universally seasoMedsed to
N the most elllcactons remedy_ for chest affection& Or.
irvdby. late Physician to the Hereford Infirrarf. writes:—
" Not only to my own cue, Mt In numerous others, Dr. II!
Jengh's Oil h.. caused an Improvement of chest symptoms, and
as increase of vrelsht, so soon and so leathutly, se to be quite
✓msartable. I believe It to be the most valuablejmmed.r we Pee-
eem"—dold only to ciouded WOW. Is. ed., U. 9d., and
Oa, by Br. de Jobs agents. Amer, Barked, end Co.. 77.
band. London. sad dossalels.—(Adweitlisoianc.l