The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-27 00:00:00

MAPICHTb.

TALLOW.—TiILaDAT EvutJO. —The market was
quiet to-day. Prices closed as follows tr—Spot, 4:4. 3d...
Jame, 43e. ; July to September, 43e. &I. to 435. 9
October to Daresster, 46a. to 46e. 311. Delivery yesterday
142 casks ; no arrivals.

COTTON.—Urriwooc, MAY 26.—W• pave had a quiet
market to-day, but very film in prios, with not much cot.
too offering. The sales are 4,000 bales, et which 2,000
are on 'peculation and for export. 100 American, at
2211. to 240. ; 3,320 Surat, at 121 d. to 195. • 150 14;vp.
Mao, at 21d. to 22d. • 350 Permambooo, 22d. to 24,1
50 Maranham, at 2311. to 230. The week's import
7,910 bales.

STATE OF TRADE.—Meacitearan, MAY 26.—The yarn
market has been wry firm today, with a tolerably fair in.
quiry, but spinners are generally asking an advance upon
last week's prices, and this has materially checked,operar
bone. At the prices current last week merchants have
shown a disposition to operate pretty extensively, but at
the advance generally demanded they hesitate. Motel*.
standing the pease on this account, however, the market
closes very firm, and after the holidays we look forward to
• considerable increase in business. These has also bees
more activity in the cloth market. We have bad • good deal
more business, especially ia goods suitable to the Fester'
markets. Prime have fully recovered from the temporary
decline camped by the American advises to hand in the early
part of last week. Manufacturers are asking very full rater,
and but for this some exceedingly large contracts would have
been placed this morning. Some immense toffees foe cloth
have been declined to-day upon a difference as to price of ltd.
to 3d. per pleo-e, a fact which is calculated to place in a strong
light the better position in which manufacturers feel them.
salves as compared with that they occupied some months
back. Many manufacturers have orders which will keep
their mills going foe three months forward, and some as
many as five months, whilst soma of the orders offering to-
day must have stood over for execution after these were
completed. Considering that this is usually • holiday week
here, today's market may be regarded es unusually active.
Telegrams from Bombay and Calcutta are expected to-
morrow (Wednesda)), and the India letters on Thursday.
Masers. John Fender and Co.'s monthly circular says :
"Sines the 9th inst. this market han remained steady at the
prices then ruling, and • fair amount of business has been
done. Stocks of goods have gradually decreased, and some
sortsare becoming 'carom" The tables of exports of this
firm show, as was to be expected, a considerable increase in
the exporta to India and China in the month ending May 16,
as compared with the previous four months of the year.
Mama. John Slagg and Co. report of this day's cloth
Imarket :—" The depression in our market which existed in
the early part of lest week has, under the iIIfIGIOOOII of later
accounts from America, entirely weed away, and for the
hat few day, we have had • moderate demand, chiefly for
the lighter makes, and • fair amount of business has been
done in them at the highest rates lately current."

MANUFACTURE:S.—HUDDERSFIELD, MAT 26.—Mansw
lecturers complain much of the absence of London buyers,
few of whom have been hi the market for the list four or
five weeks. The chief business consists In small parcels
purchased by local merchants, who appear to be completing
orders. Some rather heavy bales of seasonable goods were
delivered during the week for Scotland, but to-clay's mar.
ket shows no improvement.

WOOLS. —HUDDESSFELLD, MAT 26.—There is • little
more doing in colonials to-day at prices corresponding with
thorns ruling in London. In German and low foreign the
demand is lass active, but prime continue firm.

CORN.—Hum., MAT 26.—At to-day's markets very
small supply of English whist, which is taken off by local
millers at fully lest week's rates, and in some instances la
advance is realised fur arrest qualities. Foreign meets
more inquiry at late currency. Barley for malting fully es
dear. Beans and pees firm. Oats slow, but not quotably
lower. The foreign imports last week are as under:—
Wheat, 6,178 gra ; berley, 5,974 ; oats, 4,967 ; beans, 39i;
peas, 3,891 ; tans, 407 ; linseed, 3,559 ; oil cakes, 248 toss ;
bones, 317.
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LAZDS, MAT 26.—We have a steady wheat trade to-day,
and last week's prices are fully supported, and in many
cases on fine reds exceeded. Barley nominal. Beans gr►-
dually improve in value. Oats and other articles quite as
dear.

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LIVERPOOL, MAT 26.—We have had only a all at.
tendance of town end country millers and dealers at this
morning's market, and the demand for wheat his bees
quite in retail at Friday's prices. Flour a slow sale, but
fully as dear. Indian corn met only a moderate inquiry,
with few sellers under the extreme quotations. Oats the
turn cheaper owing to the better supply of foreign. Oat-
meal steady:but not brisk. New Egyptian beans are down
from 3d. bed. per quarter. Peas and barley unchanged.
The market dome firm.

LYNN, MAT 26.—Siege this day week the weather has
been unusually cold, with strong south-east winds. At this
day's market the supply of wheat wee small ; beat wimples
sold readily at Is. per qr. advance, common deseriptions se
last week. Spring corn—prices withoutalteratim. Per imp*.
rial quarter to the powert—What, whit new 6llbs. to
631 b. per imperial bushel, 50a. to 525. ; ditto ;Id, 1311bs.
to 621b5., 455. to 475. Barley, best Chevalier malting,
53Ibe. to Nibs., 375. to 40e. ; ditto, rune Chevalier malt
mg, 521 b. to 531b5., 335. to 36a. ; ditto, distilling, 50ibs. to
5111 m, 30s. to 325. Oats, 361bs. to 421 be., 225. to 26..
Beans, new, 63161. to 6411 m, 365. to 36e.

NZWCAINTLIMPOW-Tllrl, MAY 26. Th• weather bas
become milder, although both yesterday sod Suoday wee
cold and ungenial. At Obi market this morning we had a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and with only
moderate receipts from other gumtree ; having, however,
only a moderate attendance of buyers, a trifling business
soothe coo sequersoe, still in the few Monasticism that occurred
rather over Saturday's rates were realised upon choice
south country reds, other aorta remaining unchanged.
Flour met more attention, and late quotations were well
sustained. Grinding barley inquired for. In other articles
there is little variation to note.

SALISBUAT, MAT 26.—Whitsuntide festivities canoed
rather a thin ►ttendeeoe to-day, with a moderate supply of
grab.. Business in wheat was somewhat active, and in
some instances, for the bast samples of wheat, prices ad-
Yawed le. per qr. Flour remained stationary. Malting
sad other barley was in slow request, but late prices were
very firmly maintained. Malt sold steadily at late quota-
' time. In other respects the prices of last market were
maintained, but trade slack. Wheat, 375. to 52a. Barley,
265. to 40• Oata, 22a. to 28e. Beam, 425. to 465. Pam
365. to 40s. Rye, 30e. to 38s. per qr. Flour, Ms. to 41s.
per sack. Malt, 64e. to 665. per qr.

CATTLE.--BALUSBUST, MAY d6.—At today's market
the supply of beasts was very short, sal of is.
different quality. There was about the usual stal011•
able attendance of boyars and dealers, bat altogether
transactions were slow, although busioem was done on
rather easier terms, and a clearance was not effected. The
supply of sheep was more abundant, and in many instances
of excellent quality, the whole of which found ready
buy's* at the terms of last market. We had an abundant
supply of calves, and we may report a good &mood at late
quotatioos. In the pig market there was a very large 10P
ply of all derieriptioos, and a considerable amount of MM.
nem was done, late quotatroos being very firmly maintained.
Best ox beef, lls. 6d. to 12s. per score ; row and heifer
ditto, 10s. to Ils. ; mutton of ioferior quality, 6d, l' lh. ;
best Downs, 7d. to 7ed. ; veal, 7d. to 7id. ; freak pork, qd.
to 7d. ; salted ditto, 70. to Bd., and fb. 6d. to 10a rot
soar ; green bacon, U. to ligd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 9a.
to 10d. ; sweet pickled beau, 81d. to 10d. ; quarter old
store pigs, 12e. to 16s. each ; sows with calves, 121. to WI.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Miles Pan- Met, Total, TEA,
SAILWATE opal asniers shandies lea ler
Week ending Merck 1. A A
Easy. Berods, and CA. 18bJ 1,525 YBi 2.309 ee.
Week ending W 5778.
affsio and Lke Heron

1,511

Week endutg Nig 2.4.
Cott and Bandon
Week ending May 21.
West Luxembourg
Landon and Blaelcwsll
North London
Oewestry add Newtown
a Lliundloes& Newtown 42 437 011 1,611 ;21