The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-09 00:00:00

MARKET&

SUGAR.—Ratwrot, Mar B.—The business of the jag
week hes been confined entirely to landed parcels of Bar-
badoes and DISEIMAISA at very cheep rates. Boyers sin
not give the prices asked for floating cargoes Refined
tootle are flat, and 6d lower. Rain : Nose in first Iwo&

TALLOW.—FRIDAY EVILEIIO.—Tba usarkat srra
to-day. Spot and Jose. 435. 6.1. ; July to &parish',
445. ; October to December, 465. Delivery to last evening,
515 casks ; arrivals, 279 casks. South American, 4$ Bd.
to 41. Ist pipes. Australian beef, 41s. to 41s. td. Tows
tallow without change, at 41s. 9d. est cash. Comma oil
; quiet. Cochin at 50s. to 501. 6d. ; Ceylon, 495.; Sydney.
40s 6d. to 455. 6,1. mixed qualities to One. Palm oil 3i e.
fine logos. Palm nut oil, 34i. to 36a. Hone grew,
35a.; rough fat, 2s.

COTTON. —lArrnrooL, Mar B.—The business transacted
daily during the week has been of a very extensive chat,
ter, and, considering the moderate stook, it is surprising
that ro greater rise has *marred in prices. American de-
scriptions have improved about id. per lb., and the choice
is very limited. Brazil has risen in value Id. to 4d., and Egyptian, which was so much depressed, has been acted
upon by a speculative enquiry, mat has risen (ally Id.
per lb. The demand for berate, both by the trade
and exporters, has been on • large scale, at a rise
of ed. to id per lb. in the low and medium
climes, and Id. in the better deeeriptioos. China
and Japan have improved from the decline noted hit week
nearly led, per lb., and these dames command great &tun,
i ties. Bengal bas become very mane, and is Id. per lb.
dearer. Speculators have taken 2.360 American, 360 Perna.;
250 Bab* 110 Smyrna, 4,360 Egyptian, 550 Madras, coo
Bengal, 3,940 China, and 10,3(0 beret ; and there are rs.
ligifur export 910 American, 160 Penmen, 210 Bahia,
gatemalmm, 50 Sent a' 20 West India, 680 Errptia.
12,700 Surat, 100 Madras, 1,880 Bengal, and I.97o—C'hina:
To-day the market opens with a good demand, end the
sales may reach 12,0C3 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—kLaxcitenna. Mar B.—There
more couddence in the market than of tab, and prim are
been gradually galling in strength during the week. Ile
activity in the Liverpool cotton market bee supp.rted this
feeling, the sales of the week having been 62,000 We, of
which about one-half have been taken by the home tole
end the remainder for speculation and export. The private
telegrams from Calcutta received to-day, however, are not
so managing aa previon• men The latest of these is
dated April 16, which is four days later than the previous
ones. At that date the market was dull. and the ales were
reported small. Yarns were 3 pie per lb. lower, and sr lb.
Wartime 1 sena (or l(d.) per puce lower ; in 710. shirting,
no change. The quotations for shirtier were :-71b.,
Sr. 14a. ; and Bilb., 9r. 13a. The Mama in Mao.
chaster to-day has net been large in cloth, 'ellen
having shown a disposition to deans their gotta-ions,
whilst buyers, though disposed to operate, are unwilling to
give extreme prior. The Indiaadvicee have had no mite.
ail effect on the market, and the chief inquiry in clothe is
still for India. The upward tendency of prime has had the
effect of enabling the holders of goods for other markets to
effect tales in cases where they have simply adhered to their
old quotations, and several considerable purchase of T
cloths ham been spoken of within the last few days. Is
yarns a strong active market is reported to-day, sad seller,
say that now they have fully regainedt all that they had lost
is respect to price. The inquiry and the buying have len
very general for India. China, the Mediterranean, and the
home trade. The Gemara have been making rather active
inquiries, but they have done no Wainer of moment. The
yarn market closes strong, and with a decided upward
tendency in prices.

SILK.—We have had another month of small busineas
is alk—the fall in prices being too slight to tempt buyers
in the face of the continued depression of trade. It is yet
much too early to form any definite opinion us to the result
of the European raccolta, but it is at present progressing
most favourably. The arrivals, especially of Japan silk,
have been rather large for the timer:fiar, exceeding the
deliveries by 2,000 bake, and thus the total of our
stook to within a few hundred hales the high point
reached on the lit of March. Bengal silk canines in the
lame dragging and unsatisfactory state, triumuctions being
confined to curtain sizes which have been and are still
scarce. Persian silk is in fair demised at current rates.—
(From the airculor of Meagre. Durant mad Co.)

00B.N. —Matelot., Mar 7.—Our market today was
thinly attended. Fattish wheat was in moderate supply,
sad with a quiet trails last week'. prises were fully sup-
ported. In foreign not mach doles, sad values remain un-
altered. Barley in good request, at as advance of 6d. per
LizisFor oats • better trade, at folly last week's rates.
Is. per or. dearer. Arrivals—Wheat, coastwise, 950
qrs. Oats, Irieb, 1.960; foreign, 980. Barley. coestwies,
4 ; foreign, 3,318. Beans and peas, foreign, 820. Wien
corn, coastwise, 200. Flour, foreign, 485 barrels.
Ortauxeronn, MAY B.—We had a good supply of wheat
at market to-day, and the condition having improved, there
wee • fair demand for all the best descriptroos at last wales
rates. Wheat, white, 475. to Ms.; extra, 525.; red, 43e. to
45a; extra, 46.. Beans scarce amid Is. dearer.
Miami, May B.—We have had • moderate supply of
wheat today, and best samples made last week's
whilst other qualities hung on hand. Wheat. red, 45e.
to 48e. ; white. 51e. Barley, 28s. to 42e. Oats, 20s. to
Beans, 49a. to 43a.
Livrarool., MAY B.—We have had only • small attend.
awe of town or country millers and dealers at today's
market, and the business passing in wheat has been quite
of • retail character, at • further reductive of Id. per
metal, making 2d. per centsl on the week. Flour difficult
of sale, at • reduction of fully 6d. per barrel and sack.
Indian corn being offered sparingly, heists rather more
money than on Tuesday, but is 6d. per quarter lower on the
week. Oats are Id. per bushel, and oatmeal from 6d. to
Is. per load dearer. Old Egyptian beans are now in small
compeer, and held for high prices • new Crop are selling at
about 335. 6d. for 480 lbs. Fees sad barley the turn dearer.
Under the influence of • fine warm day market cloaca
languid.
WAIMEA:I. MAY B.—The trade has assumed its usual
quiet, and whilst we do not anticipate that the supplies of
fresh wheat up to harvest will prove in exams of demand.
still in the abesace of any aetoward eireametanoe, it is pro-
bable our markets may Coetinue void of much activity.
although • fair weekly sale may be looked for ; on the
other hand, so long as political matters remain in such a
sensitive state, we shall at any moment be liable to a
sudden excitement, with AM Natural result. Today the
tone is languid, sad where sales are pressed, rather lower
rates have to be accepted. Barley meets • very slow
demand. Beans and cede fully se dear. Other articles un-
altered.

CATTLE.—Baurrot., MAY 7.—Our market to-day ass
use of the beet we have sees this year. A very full supply
of Irish beasts came to hand, with acme prune Devoe',
Herefords, and other breeds. There wee • harp attend-
area of buyers, sod trade was brisk, with an improvement
is prices ; prime beasts fetched a 'rely high figure. from
68e. to 70e. being the leading quotations; and secondary
qualities fetched from 58s. to 65e. per cwt. All the best
quality animals changed hands. A full supply of sheep.
with trade rather heavy, and • downward teadenc;
prices; prime small wethers fetched from 6id. to
and heavy sheep from 6il. torlirl. per lb. ; very
few sheep in the wooL A supply of Englieli
lambs, sod anything good soldfrom 9d. to lid. per lb.
A full supply of pigs. with • steady trade, sad prices
showed • downward tendency ; porkers fetching from lis. to
88. bd., sad bacon pip from Ele. 4d. to Bs. Ted. pee score.
An immense supply of store cattle, no lees than 1,400 bay-
ing come to hand from Ireland ; trade was dull, and a very
large number remained on haod. A good supply of 'stitch
eon the quality of which was above the average, god
prime were very high—in one or two instances 221. being
asked for prime cows. The average figure was from 141. to
207., and buyers were unwilling to give the high pry es
asked. The show of horses was one of the largest we have
men at this market, and it brought • good attendance, with
ao active demand, and a marked improvement in trade.
Total stork—Haute, 1,642 ; sheep, 4,273 ; home, 58 ;
calves, 290 ; pip, 432 ; sucking pigs, 79.

COALS.—Lotaxm, MAY A.—Bowen West Hartley, 155.;
Byass's Babel& West Hartley, 15a ; °area Hartley, 15a. ;
Coopea Hartley. 15a. ; Damon's West Hartley, 15s. ;
liaatinaHartley, Ha. ; Lambert's West Hartley. 14s. 9d.
Taeleld Moor 1' utes, 12s. 6d. ; Wylarn. 15a. ; Edam Main.
14.. 6d.; Walls Tad Braddylls Helton, 15s. 3d.; Walk End
Haswell, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Bod Hatton, 16.. Gd. Walla End
South Helton, 16.. 6d.; Walls End Stewart., 16..; Walls
End TunalalL 14s. ; Walla Bud Hartlepool, 16s. 3tl. ; Walls
End East Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walla Bed Smith Hardt
pool, 15s. ; Casay and Duffrya Hakim 19a. 6d.— Ships
at market, 78 ; asia, 47.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

GOOCH.-3gay 7, si Tlr7toi7l:rouse, Bishop's Biertford, the etre
of T. Gooch, jog., Hag., of a daughter.
HIINIIOTT.-liar 6, at traford-road, Kilburn. the wife of H

Hanrott, lip., of a ono.
MACROKY.—May b, at Lelnsttr-aguare„ Hyde-part, the

Macron,. 14a•, 'of •
NICHOLSON.—May 7, at Torringtonaquars, the 'rile of %%
Nicholson, Eaq., of a daughter.
11,113RIAGEL

BABR.9—PIRMOTT.—Iayk---st 97.1ent.r.
by the Rev. Mr. Squires, John Adcock, son of the late Mr
Joseph Bans. of Motor. Leleestemhirs. to Jane, daught, r of
the late C. Parrott,leo , of Cloneester Vtlia,
BAZALAMT I 11—COCILSPDOE.— May 7, at St. Marl le.'"
Churob, J. V. N. Bassigette. bal., of Westminster, to Liu)
Mlles Octavio, daughter of the late T. M. Cocksedge, Mi
St. B uausd'irlull, Bury St. IGlvound's, Sulu&

DRATH&
Cows—nay S. M Ittlecenell Webs. comity Galway, Ireland.

W aged IL
COOKIL—IIay 7, at Upper Norwood. Henrietta, wife of H ••
OnetTliri 7 4,..at_Olooter Cottages, Lourbborough.Ptr,

liratree. Mr Ve..t/Inger.
M'AULAY.—May 6, at 1., Lysedoeh.etreet, Gramma* WIUm.•
Jeweled eon of Mr. W. Uchida,.
BTATMAIII.-11ae 6. at M0R161166 11163tmond"hill• lamb',.
widow of the late Bay. S. F. 84Mili01, aged 67.

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