The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-29 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. TRIMS/AY Essostm.—The mann o*,
quiet to-day. Spot, 425. ; Jute, 43e. ; July to
bar, 43.. 6d. ; October to December, 465. Dalinleili
hat main, 487 aids ; no arrivals.
001TON.—lansoPoof., MAY 28.—Our market to.di
°outdone* quiet, with little at no °haw to mow Tj
mica are 5,000 boles, of which 2,600 are on ip,,,,;SZ
Sion sod lot export. 300 Amerman, 21jo.
3,870 Stoat, of 114 d. to 1914 ; 300 I*/ptoko, at fid.
to 23d. ; 530 Ifarsolisco, at 220. to 25KL The sow,
import is 13,480 bolas.

WOOL AND WOBSTBD.—Bakuron Mar 2k—yiiire
L groat quietness in the market to-day. New wool mew
to market is taken readily into coosumption. Prim we
very firm. The home trade in worsted ham ia aid
quieter, many having looms standing. The export tosfa
are pretty well supplied, and show oo disposition te
business at the present high rates. There is • much hew
feeling in the piece market, and rather more bushier daft
Buyers who last week held aloof come more freely to pt,,c,,
their contract., and a more satisfactory busiaan has be,
done. Fancy goods and heavy fabric. continue dull, ad
only a few stray orders come to hand, though it is geserair
though: that we shall not see prices any lower for srees
time to come ; there are not • few whose matinee
caution (owing doubtless to the uncertainty of &Nam
affairs) indicates that they do not share in that opiate.
The announcement that the negotiations for • conmineig
treaty between this country and Italy are in • very formed
state has been tavourably received on all sides, there hoist
' an doubt that this district will be greatly benefited by eed
• treaty.

LACE AND HOSIERY. Norrimmait, Mar 28.
This week being Whitsuntide, the greatest holiday in the
year, business has been quite a secondary matter, come.
quently there have been no buyers about, and all depart.
manta are dull. There are as yet no hopeful symptoms
a better trade. While yarns (especially the lower numbers)
keep up their prima, plain nets can only be sold at normal.
nerative rates, and the manufacture of coarse goods is ft.
stricted as much as possible. The great fair at Leipa,
finished unfavourably for Nottingham fabrics, Poland is it,
present tribulatiim requiring very few lace goods. The
hosiery trade continues very much depressed, end we me
hear of no improvement, or the hope thereof, either in the
home or foreign markets. We are glad to hoar, however,
of a government order or two having been given out in th
neighbourhood.—Nottingimint
CORN.—Blitoreuflare, MAT 28.—Daring the presser
week prime have been demanded for wheat, but not
More demanded for spring oorn in consommes
of the dry weather, but no advance complied with. At this
day's market the supply of wheat from the farmers vu not
large, and the trade ruled dull at fully last week's prices for
English and foreign. Barley held for rather more money.
Beans and pea' unaltered. Oats dull.
BRISTOL, MAT 28.—Oar market to-day WU moderately
supplied with English wheat, and, with a good deflated,
prices were fully Is. per qr. dearer than on this day
ee'onight. Transectioss in foreign have not been entennre.
but, stocks in importers' hands being very light, ratter
better prices have been obtained. Flom without anima
lion, and sales eseesidiogly difficult. Barley, from short.
nee of supply, has again advanced 6d. per qr. Oats the
turn dearer, with a better demand. Beam tad Indian corn
6d. per qr. higher.
travarm, MAT 'IL—Ws have a small supply of what
to-day. In some instances 6d. pee tack advance ma emit
but the trade wee not particularly active, although a fair
heathen wee does. Only one or two sacks of grindieg
barley in the market ; prices nominal. A moderate am!.
of other grain, which made fully former quotations. Wart;,
weather and ocouroaal showers of rain are now mum
seeded, or the hay crop will be very light generally. het
red wheat, 231. to 261. ; inferior aorta. 17e. to 125.; griming
barley, 30s. to Ws. ; mita, 21a. to 28e. ; beans, 206. to
221. dd. ; pees, 13a. to 21a.; Am flour, 37e. to 405.; other
Boar, 335. to 365.
Yammers; Mar 28.—Our market this morning els
quite of a broken character. Holden of wheat, in cm
caeca, mired rather advanced ales, but buyers operated
cautiously. Flour we firm, but only in moderate request.
Oats and oatmeal ruled dull, at late rates. English beam
were fully as dear, while Egyptian declined &L to Is per
quarter. In Indian cora no material change was observable.
NRWARK, MAT 27.—Farmers demanded advanced peaces
of from Is. to 2s. for wheat, which factors declined to give,
and little Weiner was done. Other grain unchangal
NRWBURT, MAT r& —We had this day a fair supply d
wheat, for which the trade was dull, at about late rates.
Nothing doing I. barley. Otte, beans, and peas are still
dull trade. _ _ _ _ _

TTIII9I/303, MAT 28.—Then is a thin attendance at to
day's market, sad but little trade doing, and mime an
without any quotable difference from those obtained la
week. Bain is much wanted fur the grass and spring con
crops.
EDnattraaff, MAT 27.—We had in the market to-do
652 qrs. wheat, 272 barley, 896 oat., and 48 beans. Theo
were sold—Wheat, 543 qrs. ; barley, 227 ; oats, 611: se!
beans, 25. As compared with hat week, wheat en
2s. 3d. down on the top and Bd. up on the avenge.
Barley was 6d. up on the top, and 10d. up on the avenge
Oats were the saute on the top, and the same OD rho
average. Beans were the manic on the top, and ld. doer
on the average. Priem per imperial qr.:—Wheat, 3-4 0,
bla. Barley, 25a. to 335. 6& tare, 12e. to 316. ed
Nana, 395. to tbi. Weight of top—Wheat, 64f11i5.; barley,
5741b5. ; oats, 45111:e. ; ham% 661hs.

CATTLE.-Blierroi., MAT 28.-We bad a very full
market to-day for most deectiptlons, and trade on the whole
was dull, except for beet ream lea. The quality of the bed
on offer was good, and the Irish animals made vary frit
prices. Beef moved off heavily at the high prices of lift
week, prime animals fetching from 665. to 70s. per cwt., and
secondary qualities from 58a. to 635. ; • large number of
infareor samples were left on band. There was • very full
supply of sheep and a good atteedance, but trade was sap
thing out brisk, and prices showed a downward tendency, small
sheep selling at from 6iel. to 7d., and larger samples at fen
6ed. to GO per lb. Lambs were not readily sold, and pries
were from Bd. to tlid. per lb. There was • large quantity
of store cattle, and trade in them was heavy. Full sanely
of pigs and porkers sold at from Bs. 4d. to Bs. 6d., and boas
pigs, 8.. 6d.,t0 Bs. 9d. A larger number of mikb con that
last week, and prices were again lower, the average tips
being from 14/. to 171. A short supply of hones, with t
good attendance, bat trade was dull, and the business dote
was comparatively small.
NOTTINGHAM. MAT 27. -At our market thin week we
were tolerably well supplied with both beef and muttos.
The supply of beast@ consteted chiefly of importances from
distant counties, but some good specialties from our on
district were observed. Late prime were well maintained,
and trade was pretty brisk. Mutton sold also at peens
prices. Calves were seasoa. Lambe sold readily, as prim
varying from &L to 9d. per lh. Beef, 7s. Si to es.'d. pc
atone ; mutton, fkl. to 7d. ; veal, 64d. to 741 ; lamb, ad.
to fkl. per lb.
EDDIBURGIA MAY 27.-The number of cattle this morn*
amounted to 710, being 41 more than last market. Sels
were readily effected at higher prices. Top price, a rid. ;
current, Be. ; middling aud inferior, from 6s. 6d. to 7s. Jul
per stone. The supply of sheep and lambs was 4,510, ban
43 lees ; 728 of the above quality were store bongy ram
were much the same as those ehtainsl last week. ma•
faced wetbers and boggy, it the wool, from 8(1. l 0111"
currant, fljd. ; clipped hoggs, from 64d. to 7d. ; black-faced
wedders, id. per lb. Lam ha-Top prices, WC, :WC
MX, 20s. ; current, 25e. to 275., and dowis to 14.. per Lot
Fed pegs, from ss. to ss. del. per noise ; six to eight weeks
old ditto, from Ba. Bd. to 13e. • head.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
ABRAHAMB.—May 47, at Illoontebury-egoare, the wife of i. B.
Abrahams, Esq., of a daughter.
BARG LAY.—May Pe, at Easex-rtllas, Beudagton. the "I' `1
C. G. Barclay, Beg., of adaughter.
BiSTSON.—IIay V, at Gloucester-plata, Hyde.pak, sire
0. Beetson, -Mayf a daughter.
BOSANQUET.— SI, at Bedford.place. eu.4,ll.sous.
she
wife of C. B. P. &magnet. Kig., of a daughter.
MON.— Ed te. at euunyade, gbastou, user atrunosiso•
the wife of M. 3. Cohen, Peg.. of a son.
LAVZI3.--Ms7 V. at Swinton, the wife of W. Leers. Esi •
of a daughter. .

MARRIAGES.
ATKINS(IN—CALBOICN.—May 26, at St. Mark's genuine.%
by the Rev. T. W. Bowie, R. M. Atkinson, 4t. Nenba'
lerton, Yorkshins. to Elisabeth Mary, daughter of tin ,`•
IL Calhoun, Esq., of Arundel, Susses.
CAILPISILLL—MORCIIRAD.—May et the parish chareb.`,3:'
b 0,0,2811, by the Rev. Dr. Whiteside, J. M. Campbell. 1,1 "
Rupheints Hamilton, daughter of the late Re' C. ll' Y'
head, D.D.
BOLMRB-111111N0.—May TT, at Alvechnrch. Woreiutersri
by the Yen. the Archdeacon of Coventry. Mr. E 11'1"`-ig.
Balsall-hestb, Birmingham, to Mary Lavinia, daugliterel
W. T. limning of Rediliteh.
JOHNSON—TREH ARN —May at Stoke Newington
by the Rev. T. Jackson, Mr. W. 'WHOM. of Tottenham 0.1;
road, to flimbeth Sarah, daughter of W. Treharue. Esu • •
Stoke Newington.

DEATHS.
AINSLIL—May 27, at notratree, ISdraonton, C. Maga, FA*
Bl7lltl
,May Z, at Sydetaiam, Nary, wife of E T. Sumo tki•

71.
Dtiat J.
AM.—May 26, at Letwiter gardens, Hiatt-perk,
Mt 9 aged 74.
011714.—MaY 26. at Bicton.heafh, Shrewsbury, IttelwrJoh",
M D., aged 63 years.
lONALD6.—May 26, Mr. J. Ronalde of llythe, Kent, see!':'
BTAILI24O.—May W. at trith, Kent, Mr. J. Startler. eitr.t
WAR.D.-11y 26, at Tunbridge, Kent, Mary Coteman.
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Win. J. H. I. Ward, aged

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