The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TersaDAT Evarpro. —The =ADA we
*toady today. Spot, 40a. 6d. ' • October to December,
43.. 6d. to 435. 9d. Delivery to lad evening, 403 casks ;
arrivals, 44 casks.

OOTTON.—latsasoot, Jmn 2.—There has beat a fair
bailors done to-day, with a quiet market at previous prior.
Salem today, 7.000 balm, isoWin 2,000 opoonlatioo and
export. 700 Araerkaa, 27d. to Nd. ;i 200 Person, Re..
271 d. to 30d. ; 200 Itartahun, 291 d. to 29d.; 800 Ey=
23ad. to 33d. ; 900 Smyrna, 21.1 d. to 2401. ; 4,900
13d. to 250. ; Seaga, &ands, tea., 171 d. ; Chiba, 18/d.
to 191 d. ; Japan, 290.

WOOL MO) WORSTED. BRADFORD, June 2.
The wool market to-day is exceedingly quiet, though the
prior of Mosiday were pretty firmly maintained. The time,
however, is apparently one of transition—prices are unset-
tled and may still further decline— and spinners are indisposed
to operate, although they may be in want of wool. Though
buyers of wool do not seem more disposed to operate than
they were on Monday, holders are much more firm in their
demands, and there is no tendency to decline. In worsted
yarns, there is a pretty steady demand for home consunap-
tins, but the foreign merchant. are doing little or nothing.
Prices, however, are maintained with great firm.
Dien j spinners being well employed on old' ceders.
Very little improvement has taken place on the piece trade
since Monday. Transactions in plain goods have become
more limited, sod the demand &crux:ice is by no means
brisk. Checked and striped kinds, however, continue to
form the exception. Great as has been the run upon this un-
cle during the mason, it still mem to keep up, end the de.
mead for Frame sod (remarry tat: exceeds the supply.
The American houses are opera very sparingly. The
home mereltents, though well em ed, have also bOOOO3O
cautious buyers. The briber to China, more specially in
figured goods, is decidedly quieter, sod the orders for other
continental markets ere reported to be in small extort. Not.
withstanding all this, however, manufacturers in some
branches are extraordinarily bogy, and prior have under.
gone no change sine. last week ; indeed, appearances at pre-
sent warrant the belief that eves with a further lowering is
the price of the raw material, the manufaenued article
will not be much influenced say way.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norreoirsit. Joel 2.
Thom has been rather more life in the tads this weak, bat
the price of yams still checks animation, and orders are
therefore email Is amount, just rough to 'Misty inter
dire wants. The immoralist ham been felt is the
bane trade, and also in the demand for Germany and
the United Stare. Silk moehlins have sold well and
lam shawls and other goods have been taken in moderate
Tuatara. Altogether there has bees quit* as much bor.
Esse as is real at this same of the year. The hosiery
trade is not so satisfactory, some large houses repo • that
they have had a quieter week, while others who do a
export briber speak more favourably of the week's opera-
tions, as to both the home trade and shipping. Trade is
chid, restricted by high range of prior and as moos as
easier terms prevail everyone expects a gradual and per•
maser revival of ruiner —Norm/Aro Joritel.

CORN.—BnurnionAm, Joys 2.—At thi day's market
there was an increased supply of English wheat, which
sold slowly at an advance of 6d. to Ia per quarter. Barley
nominally unaltered. Oats and beam the tarn dearer.
PM. fIIM.

Baurror.., Jmrs 2.—Oar imports this week are moderate
of all articles. The weather has, on the whole, bees
favourable for the growing crops, which are uoivenaily well
reported of, the only exception being those of grass, which
are slated Wheye much deteriorated daring the past fort.
night from writ of sedireet 'soirees. On our market to-
day there was a small supply of Fattish wheat, which sold
readily at an advance of Is. per qr. Foreign was more
freely dealt is, at prices unobtainable oa last market day.
The barley trade ruled slowly at barely last week's values.
White oar attracted scarcely any atteetion, but for black a
good annumptive demand was experrard, at fully last
week's prior. Bear, peas, amid Indian earn about the
same, with very little pasaiog in either artier

Damao, Jams 2. —Our market to-day showed a good
supply of wheat. Doyen are evidently more d to
operate ; a fair demand has bees experiescal for all good
qualities, and, geoerally speaking, Is. per qr. admit* was
obtained. We may quote the average linos of best tad
wheat at from Ifie to 20a per mak. Barley in moderate
supply. and but little wanted, although we beard of Ks.
per qr. Wog given. Beans are brought forward 1110 f•
libeeally, the ono, steady at forme rates. Oats without
varistioa in price. It is worthy of remark that, Ulnae
weight and eonditios. talc eaesidetation, the English market
is now the lowest priced market in the world, sad ea low an
at any now duos thalami harvest. Best white wheat, 20a.
to Us. • bast red ditto, 18s. to Ma. ; other sorts, 16e. to
18s. ; hest barley, It.. to lls. ; seeoadary ditto, 25e. to 27e.;
totemic ditto, 20.. to 245. ; oats. its. to 235. ed. ; ham.
Ille. to 20a; peas, 16.. to 195.; spring 'Maims, Zia. to 275.;
las floor, 30a. to 31a. 64.; ether Sour, 28.. to

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