The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-19 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. WITIDAY Zweenno. —The =irked was
quiet to-clay. Prime
3d.
closed exy followseptein : Spot, and Jane,
46e. to 465. 6d. Jel, 475. ; 6ber, 48e. Id. to
48s. 9d. ; October; to Nominated& ed. Delivery to
lest evening, 610 cub ; snivels, 417 ream

OOTlON.—Lrrinroof., 17.—Tbo bonnets today
is ye*/ smlll, arithufrott invelarity in prkils. TV raw aro
3,000 Woo, incladiog 780 Ammons, at fed. to 134 ;
2000 Borst, at 81d. to 9411; 100 Euptja. at 111 d to
4d. ; 120 Xarsaliam, at ;of width 2,000 aro for
rpsoulation and export. To-day's import i 7,103 balm

°arrow GoODs.—Yarnlownts, NKr 1 t
the w7.—Themarket
and
has ctacreased in flatness throeghoueek
tie le yesterday a d this morn ieg ie almost without
wall& nature of American advisee to bead this
=alben increased the distrust of burrs in tie precept
prices, and they are scarcely wamg to_make offas.
Spinners and manufacturers, on the other head, are mode-
rat* firm, but there are indications smssegn Nona of then
that emnoessions yould be made to a 4nadl extent if these
would lead to hefting. The =omit of Mantas in yarns
and cloth during the week is rampaged to have been very
small. The whim from India in the early part of the week
counteracted to some extent the depreesion arising oat of
American affairs. and tended a little to sustain pram
There baa, however, been very little business for India, and
manufacture's and merchants alike disposed for the
prement to wait is inactivity the development al the
struggle in America, which seems now cagily aprearhisi

WOOLLEN:4=os, KAT 17.—Nomlbelesdisg the
brillisat weather we have to report a hags ad is the
marked today, vhieh toe bees ',my quiet is bath hells
There is sothing to eases pes in this, se at thle Yoe at
the year there is seldom m
.mb doisg. • be/ seelless wed
tweeds q
ua toads tartar to the seisewed irk *hay
L eery low qualities. In the white hall lee Inseastiass
were undseportash

BASlDWASX—Buisfuslms, MAY 17.—The Indust this
tem bus hums quieter dewing the past week. The cams
agin;:petehe sienelmireememosen name did.
Iluasikardwa, the seneemeneels thatlherearetew
lAD ere dab* saw Yrs • my meedeeets
sI beimes, indemeed molumentem d thus in tuAne mble to
W
heeti gashes et bends. w& lims
iriesaerie/ea here my be melee' lisat
1 the metal Mass, which age the ebtf. mse free* mist past
dull; in tie plat Med other deuelpienbet hulks" were pods
there is •Mr mega of bemires Meg, The gurrashers
swe busy. Amongst the contrecte ta oet mecutice for
diet to ons 4 far the Spud& loweammt. All who
are in any way engaged in the gas trade me
tally employed. The j evrellery mot ether fency trades
are without exception dull. In ems of the trades carried
on in the adjoining district bagiores is rather /more settee.
At Waken the saddlers' ircensusows ate doing • shady
Mode, not perhaps mite up to Me avow j as the Dudley
and StourWodge side of the country Moms continue
quiet. At West Brom wichPlis hollow.ware triads is pretty
Vw;.ba portion of the men employed_ as muklers in that
are out upon " strike," two or el the masters
hawing (Wel of •• Madam is the wages seski, bat
this ammunt is not likely to be general, and in all proba-
bility the dispute will soon terminate. The iron trade con-
tinues Set in South Staffordshire ;the seeped-elm makeni
are seentily supplied with orders ; and the mills
aim forges
am only in meal work There is • moderate ount at
haziness doimg through Liverpool bows on mown of
Ameries.

CORN.-7C•oniroge, MAT 17.-A good supply of
wheat, which was 2s. cheaper. Oats in better supply at
last week's prices. Wheat, red, bk. to Mb, white, 58e.
per qr. ; barley, 365. to 38s. ; beans, 38s. to 425. ; oats,
TJa. to '2BO.
of
C•atrout MAT 17.-There was a small supply all
kinds of grain at our market to-day. Wheat was slow of
sale, and bat wades rates were scarcely maintained.
Barlw and oats met a good demand, at about 6d. per bushel
over led week's mites. Wheat, white, new, 21s. Od. to
23a 3d. ; old., 2h. Od. to 235. 3d. ; 19s. Od. to '
old, ol 19s. Od. to 21s. Od. Bar , w 13e. Od
to 14e. 6d. ; o 13s. Od. to 14s. 6d. nepast*, old.
9s. Od. to 10a. Od. ; emumon, old, 72. 6d to 9s. 6d. Bye,
1.5 a Od to 16a. Od.
COLORIMETER, MAT 17.-A fair show of wheat, and very
limited of other grain. Wheat fully Is. lower, and in
moderate demand. Barley almost nominal. POE and
beam maintained late prices.
Gomproan, MAT 17.-The wheat supply still enseinmss
short. Trade to-day wee depressed, sad prime at ahead
la. per qr. under the rates of last week. Wheat, Ns. to,
655.; barley, 335. to 38e.; one, 235. to 27a.; beans, 40s. to
44e. per qr.
HERTEOED, MAT 17.-A very limited supply of wheat.
Trade canon be quoted lower, but the demand was very
dull. Malting barley Is. per qr. lower. Oats rather
dearer. Very few beans offering. Wheat, red, 38s. ;
white, 40s.'per load ; barley, 40a.; oats, 30a per qr.
LEICEITTEI, Mat 17.-At our oorn market to-day the
supply of wheat was about an average for the sews, and
with a quiet feeling in the trade prices must be written Is.
per qr. lower than heretofore. OM red sold at 50a to 57a.;
new, 595. to 625.; new white, 625. to 65e. per 36 stone.
There was not much =hews done in barley, and late rates
were scarcely maintained ; malting, 39e. to 425. per quarter ;
grinding 32e. to 345. per 30 stone. The demand for oats
ruled steady, and holders obtained late ratas without any
diflculty ; new made 245. to 27a. per 24 stone.
Ilawcanchturoo-Trma, MAT 17.-At our market this
morning we had an extremely moderate show of wheat
from the growers, and Inch quality being wanted for
mixing, a clearance was early made at the full rates of this
day n'enight. In south country and foreign few transac-
tions occurred, businoss being much of a retail character,
owing to our principal millers having bought largely during
the week, but, upon the whole, a firmer feeling predomi-
nated, although higher prices were not procurable. In
flour we have little variation to note. Grinding barley in
fair though not large demand, at our previous currency.
Malt had few buyers. Boiling peas and beans not much
inquired for, and the former article is tending downward.
In oats we have scarcely any variation to note. The
arrivals this week are :-Wheat, coastwise, 1,336 ; foreign,
6,107. Barley, coastwise, 73 ; foreign, 266. Malt, coast-
wise, 80. Oats, coastwise, 1,985. Beans. coastwise, 26
qrs. Flour, coastwise, 1,374 sacks. Indian corn four,
850 sacks.
Nonencia, MAT 17. - There was • fair supply of
wheat, which met a slow sale at a reduction of la per qr.
There was scarcely any barley offering, and previous rates
were maintained without change. Flour without alter:Aim
in value. White what (weighing 62 lbs. to 64 lbs.), 575. to
60s. ; red ditto (weighing 62 lbs. to 64 lba), 534. to 565. ;
THE POLICE COURTS. best chevalier barley (weighing 54 Ils. to 551%.), 37e. to
41s. ,• runs chevalier ditto (weighing 153 lbs. to 54 lbs.), 3k.
woESHIP SPBBET.to 40a ; cats, 255. to 30s. per qr. ; four, 39e. per sack.
William Gill, landlord of the Bird Cage public-home, . wh.Nirt4tolnAlly a,udidAtbey 17.-There
dwasthoa.tompletsbk.
wleushp.owtvol
Stamford-hill, was charged with refusing to receive and '
provide for soldiers billeted upon him. fair. The demand was slow, and last week's
Mr. Gill said he did not wish to evade the law and had rates weld' not be obtained by Per qr. New
offered to pay b. lid. a week each man for their and
pro. white, 608' to 641' ; new red, 564. to 6°•• ; ad, e•re 57‘
r 36 stone. There was very little barl Hared and**
ey 0 ,
Tided with a lodging elsewhere ;but these men were militia, Pe
hoes of last week were barely obtained •• malting Vs. to
and the last time he had received any soldiers into his houseto sik.
be had suffered so much that be had been obliged to coin- per qr. ;grinding,
stone.3o The alteration in oats was very trifling ; old
plain to the commanding °Meer. His house was a very; new, 244. . foreign, 26s. to 304.
small one, and with only accommodation for his own family, •-••• 40 w 04.;
and it inflicted • serious injury upon him to be obliged tore- per 24 ""ee•
asive them. The billet in question =thorned payment of PITTREBOILOUOII, MAT 17.-We had • fair quantity of
only lid. per diem to the landlord for each man, whereas wheat ban tv-deT. sad era what was sold a &dim of
the regular amount was 4d. • day. Is. to 21. per qr. lead to .toe'salimitted to. Barley fleas
Mr. I.•*h said Mr. Gill was liable, and he, therefore, in- Oats asTINI nor. OftlifUll,Yr d Prees,were favour e[
lined • penalty of Ws. upon him, the full amount of the the berm Bows earns Ind ready seas at lest "EWE
Lae being b. prices.
MAILLBOROUGHSTEEET. I Rnanneo, MAT 17. -There was a short supply of Ana
Henry Connor a journeyman painter, was charged with at our market this mowing, and buskins was exessamir
the following robbery : heavy. Priebe mash =altered from last week. Ihe
Matilda Emery waameareding along Itegentotrest, about barley Made was also hominid ; but there was a Made,
2 a.m., when she was Omani by the prisoner, who put one :nand for cats sad beans.
band OD her shoulder, and the other round her throat, and RocH Tani, MAT 17.-There was a fidraarplysmiga
threw lisr down. She felt her gold watch•guard broken but beaming was, on the whole, exceedingly
away, and saw the prisoner run off. He was foillowed and tity of wheat which changed hands wee wry most, >k knir
some gentlemela and a Path% of lb• cad
samples of white the quotation( woe Ha 01. *4IIIIIL.
=ribs. found upon him. red, 50e. to 58s. per quarter ;es
and %briar his of
Beenanded in order to obtain the attendance of the gentle. whits were Km, to 86s. ; and red, 465. to 50s. per quarter.