The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. THEMDAT Evratreo.—The market irea
quiet to -day.-Bret, 42c 9d. to 43a. ; Jabs, ,• ./aly to
September, 435. 6cl. ; October to Dereesber, 43e. 9d, D,
livery to lad evening, 834 casks ; snivels, 131 coke

COTTON.—Ltcritrom., Kitt 14.—Our market is stray
to-day, without any material change in prima. The ad,
are 8,000 bales, of which 4,000 are on speculation and Ice
ezort. 200 American at 23d. Ito 25d. ; 7,020 blast,I'id. to 1904. 3OO Egyptian. at 20d. to 32d. ; 420 Pft_
asa,baaa, at 22d. to 23d. ; 00 Bahia and Maori°, at 244.
The week's import is 29,915 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, MAT 14.--
There is not much doing in wool ; the (Worm still
arising more from the scarcity of some aorta of wool in the
market than the demand. The scarcity canna greet firm.
nem. There is considerable activity in the yam depart.
mint. Shipping numbers are in good demand ; sad some
snits. as twofold., are rather dearer. There is great quiet.
oats in the piece department. Nothing is doing for
America, and very little for export.

LACE AND HOSIERY. Normans', MAT
Lace : Business is still very dun for this seuot of the year •
and in those warehouses devoted to the plain trade as
amount of flatness prevails which has sever, perhaps, bee,
experienced. Plain nets, and plain goods geueraturd.
with vesy few buyers. Silk goods orations io fair
and some of the warehouses are doing a tolerably good
business. Quillinp sre also in fair request. French end
Italian buyers seem to have forsaken our market fora time,
and their orders, when given, are but scanty. Germans also
purchase sparingly.—Hosiery Yarns are stiffening in vs*
and there seems htW disposition to purchase on the putt of
buyers. There is less doing both in hose, pantaloons, mid,
in fact, every description of goods, than has been the am
for a long time past. No improvement is perceptible either
in the home or shipping departments. Great diatoms still
prevails among the operatives of this district. —Nottingham
Journal.

OORN.—BrEvnicaux. MAT 14.—At this day's mead
then was again &limited suiply of Engliah what, bat a
clearance mild only be effected at a decline of Pd to la. per
quarter. Barley maintained its value. Oat., two. sod
peas held for quite a. mucb money.

BRISTOL, MAI 14.—At our market to-day the supply of
Easiest' wheat wee small, the attendance of buyers was
limited, aed the demand slow, at busty the priers of this
day seleniglit. Foreign was difficult to move, but suitable
qualities beim Name, lest week's values were maintained.
The supply of barley exceedingly limited, and a further ad.
recce of 6d. per qr. was readily obtained. The change of
weather has checked the upward movement in oat., bat,
arrivals continuing scanty, last week's quotetions were firmly
supported. Bead firm, but with few inquiries.

iinum, MAY 14. —Wheat in fair supply to-day. The
trade opened sluggishly, bat toast& the clam a consider.
able amount of baguets was done. Best parcels may
about last week's prices ; but other sorts may be quoted
nearly la. per qr. lower. One prime parcel made 25a Cd.
per sack. Grinding barley in request at about former rates.
Other grain no quotable change. Best red wheat, 211. to
265. GL ; inferior sorts, 17s. to 225.; malting barley. 335. to
395. 6d. • inferior aorta, 26a to 324. ; oats, 21s. to ;
beans, 20s. to MI. 6d. ; peas, 18s. to 215.; line floor, 40a
to 425.; other flour, 375. to 395.
MANCHESTER, MAT 14.—There was only a limikd
attendance at our market this morning. English wheat met
a slow sale, without material alteration from the =meaty
of this day se' ant ; while American was ld. to 2d. pa
1001 be. cheaper. Flour was quite neglected, aed must be
quoted in favour of buyers. Osta and oatmeal ruled firm,
but without much demand. English beans were td. per
quarter dearer, but in Egyptian there was no change.
Indian cora was the tarn lower.

NEWARK, MAT 13.—A smell market on amount of the
fair on the followimg day. &miner rely fiat in wheat.
Other mats of corn tally maintained kat week's rates.

NIMBUS!, MAT 14.—We had more wheel offering, sag
a better trade was clone, at a decline of barely ls. Very
little doing in barley. Oats and beans may be quota the
turn dearer. Peas a slow trade.

Unmoor., MAT 14.—We had • small atteodance at
market, and • slack tr. le. Wheat, though sot cheaper,
was • slow sale. With but little apriag oors offering, pnoes
were the same. Flour, 42e. to 475. per sack of 2801te.

Enntimaan, MAT 13.—We bad in the mast today
938 qrs. wheat, 339 barley, 1,447 cote, and 171 beans. These
were mold—Wheat, 655 qrs. ; barley, 258 ; oats, 866 ; sad
beim, 113. As compared with last week, wheat was 2s.
down on the top and Is. 2d. down on the average. Bar.
ley was 6d. down on the top, and le. 6d. up es the
average. Oats were 3d. down on the top, and Is. Id. up
on the average. Beans were 2a. 6d. down oa the top, sad
2e. 2d. down on the average. Prime per imperial qr. :
Wheat, 345. to b3s. Barley, 27e. 6d. to Me. 3d. Oats, U.
to 31s. 3d. Beans. 33e. to 41a. 6d. Wright of top :
Wheat, 6541ka. ; barley, 5611 m. ; oats, 4511 m. ; beast, 66i115.

CATTLE—Ncrernirinam, Mar 13.—Oar market this
week was tolesably well supplied with stock of all discrip.
Coos Some capital berets were brought from the wet
and oar own districts, and fetched god prices ; in other
aorta the prices of last week were lamely maintained. Sheep
were in good request, and the supply was an average cm.
Business was done at last week's rates. Calves and pip as
usual. Beef, 6s. 9d. to Bs. per atone; mutton, is wool,
74d. to 81d., sham, 60. to 7d, ; veal, 6d. to 70. per lb.;
pork, 6a. 3d. to 6s. 6& pee stone.
EDINBURGH, MAT 13.—The number of cattle this morning
win less, the number being 887. or 113 fewer. The demand
was good, and last week's prime fully supported. Top
pries, Bs. ; current, for the best aorta, from 7.. lid. to
7s. 9d.; middling and inferior, from 6s. to 7.. per stone.
At the doe a clearance was no; effected. The supply of
sheep mid lambs was 4.117, being 364 less than last market,
779 of which were More lingo and ewes. Sales were dull,
and at the close a considerable quantity were unsold. Aged
Mackie" d 'ethers and hasp in the wool brought from
Bd. to 9d. ; dipped hops, 64d. to 7d. per lb. Lambe—Top
prioe, 28s. to 295. C.L ; current, from 26e. to 27.., and
down to 23e. per bead. Fed pigs, from fie. to Is. 6d. ler
stone ; six to eight weeks' old do., from Bs. to 12s. a head.

CHEESE.—SALISBURT, Ma 14.—Our market to-day
was very shonly supplied with cheese, mostly of an lad+
fereot character, good old cheese being extremely short
The attendance of buyers was unusually thin ; trade wu
slack, and the supply proved rather more than equal to the
demand, several small lots of rough being left on hand;
but the quotations of last month were very fully main.
tamed.

LARUE ARRIVALS OT COTTON AT LITIMPOOL.—•
Feeterday the chips Charger, Kilda", and Eliza Fry sr.
rived in Liverpool from Bombay. The Chiuger kissu
4,877 hales of cotton ; the Kildare. 1,596 balm ; and the
Etia Fry, 4,544 beles. Tbesbips Kelton, from Matamons.
and the Loam Ann, from Bermuda, both arrived in the
11 yesterday. These vessels bring between them about
3,000 of cotton.

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those gentlemen who had kindly acted as scrutineers, sa
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