The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-25 00:00:00

MABKRTS.

TALLOW.—SATURDAY iVIFIRNO.—The market was
quiet to-day. Subjoined are the present prime
435. 3d. ; JUDO, 43.. 3d. ; October to December, 465. to
48s. 3d. Delivery to last analog; 688 reels; snivels, 41
oaths.

00TTON.—Linotroor. MAY 23.—We bane bed a good
dernaud to-day ands Arm market. Them's@ are 10,000 balm
of which 5,000 ere en specalatioa and for import ; 400
American, 21d. to :34r. ; 7,890 Surat, 13P1. to 19ed. ; 300
' , 21d. to 22 ; 180 Pernambuco, 210. to Zajd. ;
1, Maraaham, to Zid. To-day's import is 4,395
X 230

OOTTON GOODS.—MANCRESTII., ➢fee 23.—The review
of the past week's market may be given In a few words.
Owing to the uncertainty created by rumours of an iurnis-
ties in America, which came in the early part of the week,
the prices of both yarn and cloth were weakened, and there
has been an almost total suspension of business until jester.
day, when the advises brought by the @simmer somewhat
restored confidence in the belief that the war is likely to
continue. The maintenance of present prices seems almost
entirely to deemed upon thia condition, and yesterday and
this morning spinners and manufacturers have *gain fallen
back on the full quotations of last week. Then hem sot
been much busiaeas, but still some operatic's. bays resulted.
Large offers have been made at a shade lower, but sidles
world not accept them. The market closes with a much
more cheerful feeling, sod as large motivate are still is
course of execution reillowners are busy, though they have
not secured many fresh orders.

WOOLLENS.—Lane, MAY 23.—ms markets this
morning wers not characterised by any sigma of anunatica ;
the demand for all deecriptioas of goods appeared to be
equally inactive. The atteadanoe of buyers wee .mall.
Rates remain in .tatu quo.

HARDWARE.—Banumusit, MAT 23. —The trade of
this tows is quieter than it was a week ago ; the orders on
account of the home trade had been falling off prior to that
time, but this week they have been smaller, and the manu-
factories have been kept going mainly by orders given out
three or four weeks ago. If the present languid condition
of trade were to continue orders would be very soon worked
up, and there would be no alternative but for manufacturers
is oertain branches to put thin, men on short time ; it is not
improbable, however, that Wainer will rally between this
and the end of the quarter. A favourable change in the
weather would moat likely give as impalas to the country
trade, the ungenial some of the last two or three weeks
having been much the cause of its depression. The dul-
ness which is felt in trade here la confined to those branches
which are of least importance ; none of the great staple
trades have suffered at present, and the animism are for the
most part fully employed. The iron trade in this district is
extremely dull ; there are not nearly sufficient orders in to
keep all the mills in full operation ; and the wooed clams
makers are taking lees prices than they were four months
ago. The puddle?. strike bas tot yet terminated. Some
of the men have "gone in" Dotwithstaading intimidation
and acts of violence of the part of those who remain out,
for which there have bees cumictions before the magim
trate., as there have alan been in the ore of some of the
men employed at nos of the works whore there was a
"strike " without the usual fortnight's notice. The
"strike" may be prolonged for a few weeks, but it will
gradually die out as the men exhaust the emsll =DADA they
urea of sustenance ; the wages scale that they have sought
to advance upon is far higher in proportion than the pm,
of finished Moe. Every ironmaeter bad better stop his
works at once than concede it ; sad u the mow have eon-
mended no sympathy in their own neighbourhood, anther
do they deserve support or oonstenanas from that who
or. upged in the trade I. other pier of the rutty.

CORN.—CAmismos, MAT 23.—Ws had a small market
with a fair seppll of earn, which sold 'lowly at last
wawa pip. Whoa, 40a. to 48s. Barley, SA to 89s
Hamm, Ala. to 38s. Oats, 21s. to Ma.

Catmint; Mat IL—Small supply of 111 Mods of pals
at our market, to.day. Wheat last a quiet ads, cud I.
soma lastaacaa 6d. per boatel over last west'. rates was
&tailed. Darkly sod out. aaaltand. Wheat, tido* 18..
to, ; red, 17a. to 186.1 d. ; barley, 12a. Id. to 13a 6d.;
ea* potato, ilk. to la 6d. ; ditto ammo, Ila. to lea 64. ;
rys, 13a. 6d. to Ha

COLCHESTER, MAY 23.—The supply of wheat au mode-
rate. There was a fair demand at fully late rates, and io
some instances is. dearer. But little doing to Now,.
Beans and peas realised ls. per yr. more, and to some cues
25., with a short supply.

ot.M.DTORD, Mar-i3:—There was a larger supply of w
at enark,3t today. Trade was more brisk for alldeserip.
lions ; the prices realised about equal to last week's cur.
rency. Oat., beans, and peas without change in sable.
Wheat, 40a. to 59a. ; barley, 30s. to 34a. ; oat., t.ls, to 2,3.. ;
beans, 395. to 425. ; peas, 3esi. to 40a. per qr.

HERTFORD, HAT a-A smell market, and limited nap.
ply of wheat ; a decidedly firmer feeling in the trade, but
prices were no higher. Barley, cats, and beans in good
demand, et late rates. Wheat, red, per load, tuna, 284.
to 301. ; tine, 325. • white, rune, 302. to 32a. ; fins, Ms.
Barley, grinding, 26e. to 36e. per qr. Oats., earn, Dia
to 22a. ; feed, 24a. to 26a. Beans, per load, 250. to 28e.
Pena, 24a. to 26e. 6d.

LEICEBTIB, MAT 23.—There wu a better inquiry, and
prices were the turn in favour of the seller. New red was
quoted at 41s. to 48s. ' • old red, 445. to 50a • new white,
455. to 51.. per 36 stone. The show of barley was again
small, and the amount of business done was moderate, at
no material change in priors : Malting, 34.. to 38s. per qr.;
grinding, 271. to 30s. per 30 stone. There were not many
Jail offered, and the inquiry ruled healthy, at fully late
rates : Fine, 2ris. ; runs, 245. to 265. per 24 stone. Beans in
Flour, quite as well sold :
31s. to 36a. per 20 NMon's. ew 375. to 40s. par 36
stone.

NEWCASTLZ.IIIVIT.IIIO., MAT 23.—At our market this
morning we bad a very limited show of wheat from the
growers which, being wanted for mixing, was quickly
cleared off at an advance of Is. per qr., south country and
foreign at the same time meetiog a more lively inquiry, at
the extreme rates of this day le'onight. Flour had more
tote, but cannot be written dearer. Grinding barley
wanted. Malt unaltered. Boiling peas Is. dearer, with
mere demand. Bears as before. Oats met more attention,
especially choice Scotch, for which rather more money was
pad, whilst foreign readily commanded former rate*. The
arrivals this week are :—Whest, coastwise, 2,447 qrs. ; fo-
reign, 5,478; rye, foreign, 408; barley, foreign, 233; oats,
easetwine, 682 ; foreign, 1,312 ; peas, foreign, 368 ; beans,
°outings, 80; lour, coastwise, 1,725 sacks; Indian corn
flour, 940 sacks.

Normal, Mar 23.-There was • tolerable supply
of wheat at this market to-day, and • fair amount
of business was transacted at the rates of last Saturday. But
little doing in barley, lista, beancuir geese. White wheat
(weighing 591 be. to 631ba), 46e. to 48e. • red ditto (weigh-
ing 591ba. to 631 be.), 421. to Ma. ; best chevalier malting
barley (weighing 531ba. to 541ba.), 38a. to 40s. ; runs
chevalier ditto (weighing 52Iba. to Nibs.), 36e. to 37a. ;
distilling ditto we ring 491ba. to 511 n.), Ms. to 35a. ;
ask 24e. to 28e. ; bean% 37e. to 38e. ; peas (maple), 365,
to ;57e. per quarter ; dour, 33 6d. to 33a. per sack.
Averages :--Wheat, 2,139 qrs. 45a. Bd. • barley, 39 qrs.,
30a. 7d. The wheats have benktted by ;he genial tut in-
sufficient nine of the last few days ; in some plaoss they are
rather too thick, but, taking • general view of matters,
there is • satisfactory primped of an abundant yield.
Narrnaten, MAY M.-There was a fair show of wheat,
in good condition. The demand was firm, and in some
instance' more money was made. New white, 43a. to 5k ;
new red, 42e. to 495. per qr. of 36 stove. Then was every
limited supply of barley, the show consisting almost entirely
of foreign. Sales were made steadily at late prices.
Foreign malting, 32e. to 38s. • home grown, 31e. to 41s. per
qr. ; grinding (old), 27m. to 291. per 90 stone. The demand
for mete (of which the supply was limited) ruled firm, and
recent ourrseciee were filly established ; old, 25a. to 31". ;
new, 2.3. to 29e. per 24 stone. Beans were scarce and the
taro dearer; old, 41a. to 455. ; new, 37a to 42a. per 38
stone. Fine dour, 31s. to 335. ; super, kw. to 40e. per sack.
OXFORD, Mar 23.-Although not a very large atteedanos,
there was • fair amount of business transacted in kinds
of grain except barley, which is gettiog very scares. The quo-
tations were as follows :-White wheat, 481. to 541. per qr. ;
red, 445. to 50s. ; barley, 30s. to 3711. ; cats, 20a to 305.;
beans, 40s. to 43a. ; hog peas, 40s. to 42a.
PITEUIONOUGH, MAY St -We had • good show of
wheat here to-day, and all fresh thrashed maples were a
ready male at is per qr. over the prices al last week. No
barley offering. The few oats and beans we get each make
higher prices, the former Is. to Is. 2)4. per done ; the latter
fetch 40. per qr. of 38 stone, for common soda
ROCHESTIM, MAT 23. -The Mande Were 001 y toedelstily
supplied with wheat sad the other kinds of grain, for which
there was • very restricted demand. For best lots of white
the terms were 525. to 585., and secondary and Inferior, 48e.
to 52a. per quarter. Best red was done at 50a. to 54 mad
inferior at 40a. to 50s. The trade, however, was restrieted
almost eatinly to the beet lots. In barley there was way
little doing, sad the metes were chiefly of best malting
kinds, prime ample' of which touched as high as 40a per
quarter. Malting kinds entirely unheeded, and the quota-
tions the same as before. Oat, were the turn cheaper, with
• good 'apply at market.
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Wowing:a. May 23.—There was a fair supply of wheat
et market today, which sold weedily at folly the currency
of this day week. Barley fully as dear. Oat' still tending
upwards. Bemis sod peas unaltered.
Warm]; May 23.—A fair supply of wheat at market
today, with but little spring core. Wheat met a fair de-
meat at la per qr. over the prices of bat week, but the ad.
va more particularly to white. Oats, beau,
anrbeapplies
yta favour of the seller. Weather cold sad dry.
Bain, with warmth, much wanted. Prices to the grower :
Wheat, white, 48e. to 525. ; ditto red, 45e. to 475., 6311..
per bushel. Oats, 110. to le. per storm. Been; 38s.
to 40a. per qr. 19 stone.
Toil, MAT 23.—There was a tolerab good show et
wheat to-day, the supply asnaisting of redact white dr
scriptious. Attendance fair. Sales proceeded steadily,
and holders obtained the extreme rates of last week. Prime
for white sorts ranged from 48; to 525. ; for red, 445. to
46; per 36 stone. Of barley very little came to hand, sad
there wan a moderate feeling in the trade at the congeries
of the week previous ; malting, 32e. to 345. per qr. ; feed
sorts, 295. to 30s. per 30 stone. There enui a fair noncom!).
five demand for mita, and the show being small recent rates
were well sustained, new samples making 225. to 245. per
24 same. High price were paid for beans, 40s. to 425. per
30 doe; Malt, 621. to 64; ; rye, 325. per qr. Flaw, 34e.
to 36; per 20 stoat.
KIILICALDT. MAT 23.—At our country market% this
week, our ferment were unwilling alien unless at advanced
rates, so that needy buyers had to pay very full prices, but
little changed heads. Rem to-day, we bad very mall
supplies of all kids of grain. Bales ready at fully last
week's rates. Wheat. 38e. to 47e. per qr. ; barley, 255. to
295. ; oats, 24a. to 28s. 3d.
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WATIR/0 RD, MAY Zi —Scarcely a sample of firmer,' grain
hail appeared at market this week, and by boat oar supplies
have been very trifling. From abrold and coastwise we
have received a fair quantity of Indian corn, but only a few
quarters of wheat. Our market has been tolerably active,
and a larger business might have been done bat for the ex-
treme firmness of holders. We have not heard of any tram.
actions in Irish wheat, but a moderate quantity of foreign
has been sold at an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. Batty
and oats unaltered in value. For Indian corn we have ex-
perienced • large demand at the quotatioas of this day
annight. Flour fully as dear. Imports this week
Wheat, 152 qrs. ; Indian corn, 4,144; floor, 199 mob.
Exports this week :—Oate, 1,330 barrels ; flour, 349 sacks.
OATl'LE.—Cutum,n, May 23.—T0-day's fair at Stags.
bawbank and Monday's Bosley had the effect of lereesing
both the supply end demand in our cattle market to-day.
Sheep, however, were again a large show, though only a
limited business was doing, the high rates asked preventing
sales. To-day the supply in our pig market was torapen-
lively small, forty cart-loads only being on offer. With a
small atteedance of home buyers business was very slow,
and only • trifling wholesale trade was done. Holders were
firm. Prisms for young pegs ranged be. 15e. to its. rid.;
good animals, front 18s. to 20s.

Lose or Arrerres, Wi►ulme, kc.—A Tonic.—
Dr. Hamel and the medical profemlon recommend that valuable
athaulant " Waters' Quinine Wine." Manufactured only by
Robert Waters, 2, Martide-lane, Cannon-street, London. r. C.—
Bold by grocers. Italian warehoommen, and others, at 305
down. Wholesale agenta, R. Lents and Co., Wercester.--iad-

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
COLEEROOKIL—May SI, at South-street, La 47 Colebrooke, of a

daughter. , _
DOBAON.—Way 21, at Well).k-street, Cavendish-square, the wife
of C. Dobson, Itp., of a eon.
12D18. —May SO, at Albanyatreet, Regent'apark, the wife of R.
W.&Us, Up., ofa son.
HYBLOP.,—Maybq 20, at Canning-street, Liverpool, the wife of V.
ysl
Hop , of a son.
YHILLIPB.—May ft, attiottenham, the wife dl James Phillip,
Req.. of • son.
TUJILNLL —May; 20, at Lensington•part•tarram North, W.,
the wife of the Rev. J. Turner, of a daughter.
WOOD.—Way 21, at Ruddington Vicarage, Notts, the wife of the
Rev. A. Wood, of a son.