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

MARKET&

OOTION.—LIea22OOI-, Jana 4.—Market very quiet, at
previous prices. Sales to-day, 5,000 bake, iecludiog 1,000
apeculaaion sod expert. 400 American, 24id. to 29d. ; 400
Pareses, he., Md. to 29id.; 50 Manutham, 29d. to 20101. ;
20 lthoeioried Bahia, 2841.; 400 Egyptian, 2714. to 304 d.; 100
Smyrna, 23d. to 23d. ; 3,630 Burst, 124. to 25d. ; Beenal,
&nada, ka., 18d. ; Chita. 19d. to 2044.
COTTON GOODS. —lLanclizetwa, Join 4.—The yarn
and cloth market has been exceedingly dull thronghoat the
week, a fact not to be so math wondered at with a declining
coitus 113111iilli. Prices have gives way at Liverpool : Ya-
maha= cotton has given way id. per lb. ; Egyptian (which
advanced some weeks since adder a ay that it would be dear
because of scarcity), is said to have been freely offered at id.
to id. per lower ; the commoner Bursts are also itl. to
id. cheaper, and Chios cotton has declined id. per lb. Spin-
ners and manufacturers who hold stocks made from the
high.prioed materiali are most uswilling to give way propor-
tionably, and as many of them hold ceetrads entered into
neder more favourable circumstances they are in s position
to some extent to resist attempts, as far es they
are conowned, at any reduction. Buyers. however, decline
to operate noises at • reduction. In the scarcer deaseiptithe
of yarn milers have in most I 011•111 obtained fair prim, bet
speaking they bawl to make mores weenie& Far
,Ilndia mole prim ere Id. to id. per lb. lower, sod mach
' neglected at that reduction. Common cop twist (32's) are
about id. per lb. down. The yarns made from the bettor
clamor of cotton are firma, and so are Bolton yams sad lie
higher cloante of yarn generally ; bat very little benison
ham been doing, and the market has been a good deal do-
Crilor some days past. The cloth market is soffethig
s depression more than that for yams. The ladle
merchants still hold aloof, sod for shirting% jaixemele, and
other suitable goods a ooesiderable red:wises would have to
be wade to infect say sales of moment. In these aid
domestics and T clothe the traaeactioth of the week have
been very small, partly from the &moths of ossaufso-
toren, who hold but limited quantities in stock, sad
partly from an indisposition of buyer, to operate at all
under printout eireumetaDoes.

WOOLLEN. —Lifaria, Jaws 4.—The Coloured Hall this
monies has beep moderately well attended, both by war-
cheats and manufacturers, and a oorrespoodiew amount of
business has been dom. Small maven of ordinary pima
clothe, meltons, and fancy coatings, in various styles, have
chained hands. The White Hall ham also shown an im-
proved appearance, purchases having bees made so a fair
extent in witeera in various colours, pinta, and India
heavy falaillk Balls are firmly upheld.
HARDWARE.—Barararcatx. Jaws 4.—The bred* of
this town is a shade quieter, the oouotry orders haw*
some I. lam freehand arawithatieding this. manufacturers
have Silfikailli orders on their books to keep thanie
all the prima* branches. A temporary lull,web es is
Dow spokes of is a very cosmos cocurresee at this period of
the year when the spring track is over; and it is sot im-
probable that some degree of sluggishness may be expe-
rienced daring the remainder of the quarter, bet there is no
approach to depression ; indeed, with few exceptims, mesa-
facturers are doing a good amount of busioems, and are
not making up goods for stock. Upon the whole our
spring trade has bees better Was for several years. The
foreign trade I. steady ; the merelseats have given out their
orders tolerably freely of late ; a good banner is being
dome ou scoonnt of the Eastern marheia, also to Australia.
The continental trade generally is quiet, empseially am ris
garde the north of Europe, with which the spring trade ham
been extremely moderate. In Ms sate of pennon,
branches not much drags has occurred of late ,• in the
metal trade there is rather mere activity, and the taus-wire
drawers (Actium busy. le hollow-ware • good bunions is
being does ; the eleotro-platers and cabinet braasfoundere sre
also well supplied with orders ; the gun trade is stall
very much deputed ; is no other branch I. anything of the
kind felt. The iron trade in this districts extremely dull ;
it is oily the principal firm. which are able to keep their
mills sad knee in full operation. A malting of oral-masters
was held at Wolverhampton on Wednesday, at which it was
resolved to reduce the wages of the colliers be the thin awl
district 3d. per day—that is, from 3s. 33. to 3s. It has
been resolved, at a meet* held an Friday at Dudley, that
in coneequeom of the deprened state of the market for pig
iron, the wain of the blest-furnace man shall be reduced
om-hall from the last advance.

COLN. —CAmsamas, Joint 4.—Oar niukst was spin
slow, without alteration is prier.

Csaussa, Juan 4.—A1l !Hods of grais wore is mall
ripply at our market this mooing. noes wss a felr
demand for wheat and barley, but poor for oats. Prime :
Wheat, white, 15e. to 17.. 6d. ; ditto, red, 14s. to 15e. 6d. ;
barley, 9a. 6d. to lls. 6d. ; potato eats, 7s. 9d. to Its Id. ;
ditto, comma, 7s. 3d. to Co. per().diets basing. Mar,
ls. 6d. to Is. 10d. ; 'stood, la 7d. to Is. 9d. ; bottom's'
sad ryosesl, Is. 4d. par Mewl.
Cotcaarrsa, Jaffa 4.—A good gamily of wheat; as
advance was demanded, but not asourelly obtsiesd. ml
market closed arm at full prkes. BOLDS sad peas were folly
as dear. Weather floe, sad the appearaaos of the (foists.
crops is good.

ocumiroaa, Jan 4.—With • large ',apply of wheel •t
market, the trade to-der was brisk, and the prissipel per-
tioa cleared off. A few paresis made rather mote sewer,
but on the whole the prices reelieed wars mash es Wit
week. Wheat, Me. to 50e. Barley, 2k. to Seis. Oats,
les. to 25e. 33• to 3k per qr.

Hamerozo, Jun 4.—Only a limited 'apply of grate.
Wheat trade 6d. per load dearer, with a free domed.
Grinding barley in small lots fetched late rates; large
simples not ready isle. Oats sod beans sold merely
retail, and there was a good dammed for both. Wheat, red,
255. 6d. ; white, 275. tid. par load. Barley, 34a. per qr.
Oats, Ms. per qr. Berms, new, 23a; old, 351- par

LOiczerio, loon to-day'soorariserk4 there was
barely an avenge show of wheat, the supply satieistiag of
a sprusklieg of white mid red norm. The Moult, wee made.
rate, bat sellers realised le. pro qr. more mosey. For now
white samples prises ranged from 425. to 40s. ; far sew red,
38s. to 41e. for 36 stone. Not mach barley showing. and
only a limited shore of bailee s@ was dose. the rases of I@e6
week being for the most part made ; malting, 325. to 35a
per qr. ; sriiJ,ng, his. to 000. Par 30 "OW Thum we. •
steady demand for oats, aid prices is some came were the
tars in favour of the seller; sew, 20s. to 24e. ; cid 113 s. to
30s. per 24 stone.
Nowaaertarrou•Truu, Juir• 4.—At our market this
morning we had a modem* show of wheat from the grimes,
but, owing to or formes demandiog fully 2s. advises, the
hada flagged at the commeassussat, bat towards the ekes
a choruses was effected at rather over the rates at this day
seusight, red selling at 40a. to 43e., the Wier weighing
65164. per bushel outs illy ; for the aims as... little woe
dams hem the Maeda, the utmost imprevermiet obtainable
upon extra aids being bd. per qr., whereas apes anything
beneath this description so amemdmiest ems yon tesshls.
Flour was bold pretty coolidistly for a small stivemes.
whisk is partial mutton wee oomplied with. Nothieg
doles ia piedMg barley. Malt. asleep Ise,
Beane and peas met little attrition. Oats aro=
The arrivals this week ere :—Wheit. meetwise, 6,690
qrs. ; f oretbipl., Barley, eseetwiee, 162. Bat, eosat-
wlwt simotwies, 1.200 ; r=. 012. 11444••
eisolorim, 30. esealmise, 1446

Komar, Jvirr O.—There wee a good row,
of wheat at two soarhei Sway, sad tie BMus Was awe
boo home thus of Ws, prima adrawni about U. pet
sad a fair eaeoust of Weiser was dose at Lin oloaaco.
A slight rhos wait4ll6 Do :Med is the prim of hoar.
While 4, 11311 w. to Ms. 4.11. 44L
red disc.toolsft Si.. to tabs.),), 3k. to 40a
issa elreveSee porky, 336. to 34a. ; mu, 243. to ;
boom 36e. Ns. ; per, te 311 s. per qr. /Sew, ry.
to Me. per oak from the miler. Average' : —Wheat,
3,4911 cps., 311 e. sd. ; Whey, 102 gra , 23a 1 leL

Nommeammi, Jon 4.—At our eon market today Q.
chow of when boa the growers wee oely moderate, am
samples were is fist-rate candidata There was a steady
demand at lm per qr. admen Now white realised 41e. to
; now red. 77a. to4i& ; aid wilt* 374. 40 40m old red,
313 e. to 38e. per 88 mks& The lowly of balky was short,
and with a Mow denisd ; miss were mad* at about the
tuns of the we nit preen* ; •new man& 30e. to 37a. per
qr. ; aid grimily& fam to ; sew No. to 28e. per 35
SWIM Oats were in fen request. sod :else ware effected at
rather over the Fine of lest week ; view, lim to 255. ;
2411. to 3Cts ; old foram 21a. to 28e. per St OVAL
OIPOI JOU 4.—The fanners bass geasrally belied in
fie Issipis wM ammani for tho very short attendance at
this Own Zushanp today. Buyers seemed also sous few
soaking wheat purchems exempt from pure amenity. basis
are nasty is meat, while the trade for oats vied psis
was doll. Priem same shoat the seam Flour, woods, 30m
per seek. Tim latonnee frost' lam very much injured the
potato mop where they are mach mposid, and the scarlet.
COMM. fa like position are quite dose for. mad for • pat-
rol mop a len pleating ye aa *Massive sown has ban
neartod to.

Poyouosoosa, Jolt 4.—Wo bad a fair quantity of
wheat bore today, sad prices were 10. par qr. bight( for
Ise sunrise ; 40a woe gives for 631b0. ysUow. No altera-
tion is barley or boom, bat aste, being plootifol, wow mot
to bay.
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Beason, Jun 4.—The beds atom whet this mom.
Mg showed ea improvement. Wheat ow to band is het.
twee eondities, sad prises bed as upward tendeocy, nom
few parcels of wheat sheared heeds at an 'deuce of le.
per c. Abbsedwamedeselm la other grain mamma
ltocimenza, Juni 4.—Tbere wan seep fair &tandem,'
of the town and country trade at this core market, me
steads at which were well (swished with grain, while most
of the samples W• 11. in pretty good oanditioe. Forts best
kids of white and rid wheats an advance of about la. per
:17 was oblained, prime lose of white reaching from
435., sad red from Xs. to 41s. • secondary and infe-
rior white, 39.. to 415., and red, 36e, to 395. per quarter.
The foreign trade was rather brisker, ad liminess was dope
at previous figures. The operations is barley were restricted
to a few of the beet samples, melting kieds realiMag Yrs. to
Ms., sad grinding, 26e. to 24e. per quarter. Oats were km,
sad beet feeds were is demand at fall prima. The present
quotatirme are 19s. to 225. per quarter or beet, sad 16s. to
19e. for other aorta

Wmancß, Juane 4.—At our market to-day supplies of all
grai• naoctsmie. Wheat met • good demand at Me advance
of ls. per qr Spring corn is rather in favour of the seller.
Woacittrun, Juni 4.—At this day's market there .111
roily a moderate supply of wheat from Use farmers, for
whisk an advance of Is. par qr. was obtained. Rather more
inquiry for obis, owing to the dry weather. Barley, beam,
end puts firm.
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You; Jun 4.—Thera wee a somewhat limited show of
wheat et our Coro market today, sod the attendance of
farmen and factors was fair. A firm helms prevailed in
the trade, and late prime were exceeded 1.. per quarter.
New white qualities made 40s. to 44e. ; sew red. 37.. to 32e.
per 38 moos. There was about as mace barley as offer se
was wasted, aad plisse estierweet so manorial alteratioe
from those of last week. Naltlng, 28s. to 30e. per qr. ;
grisdiag, 255. to 265. per 30 none. Only a small qesetity
of oats alter* sad the demeed ruled healthy at fully
Unser terms. sew making ii.. to 20s. per 24 stone.
iIIIZOILIZI; Joffe 4—At ear eoentry markets this
week we had a good many parcels of grain off.risg, but
fanners showed so ionlisatioe to will„ even at • modra4
advance, which buyers were willing to pay, so that very
little of it cheesed heads. Has. to-day, we had very
mall supplies of all kinds. Wheat sold at is. to 15.4
qr. over Met week's ratio. Oats id. par gr. doom.
unoliaeged. Wheat, 335. to 41s. 6d. ; barley, 26e. 6d. ;
oats, 168. 6d. to 21a. pow qr.

bus cargo of foreign wheat hes
reached as; coastwise we have only received a few mob of
Sony. Deliveries of beme-grown pais not so largo as
previoasly. The trade is the begissiag of the week Med
very doll, and prises al amiss gave way mote pesos per
bung, at whisk a ooseiierthie quatity has moved ed.
This derive has oulmequeatly bass receverad, adthe
market elan Ana at our quotations. Wheat—We essnot
observe any change Is Irish. gossip in limited demand,
sad least varieties dd. per barrel eiessper. Oats—Foir btoa.
an paean at Ist* mutes. Inches ears attracts more at-
tostiou. Buyers at 16.. for priors Ibrails, sod other va-
rieties is proportion. are met freely by holders. Barley
sad door Arm at late rates. Imports this week : Wheat,
2.257 qrs ; door, 219 barrels. 306 sacks Exports this week:
Barley. 110 Wands ; cats, 5,913 ; door, 280 sacks ; Islam
oars, 100 barrels.

OAITLE.—CMILIBLZ. Juu 4.—Thare was &good show of
Asa as dna Bands to-day, and • large number of boyars la
atissidsses. The what was brisk. Tansies bought
largely. postural Wag rich. sad a ammo, of cattle was
Week& Prior—ankh and cubing cows. 91. 1(b. to 141. ;
Id* of which *lows wan • hugs supply of good quality, St.
to lit. • bead. Thum was • skw market for dump. Prkes—
half.breds. 40a. So Ws. ; Clank* 365. to 40a. a bead.