The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TCIXDAT Drumm —The market was quiet
to-day :—Spot, 435. ; June, 43a. to 435. 3d. ; July to
September, 435. 6d. ; October to December, 465. De-
livery to teat evening, 226 auks ; urriraL, 131 casks.

COTTON.—Lxviaroca, MAY 12.—Our market motions'
very strong, with a good Wilma' doing. The sales are
10,000 balm of which 5,000 are on speculation and for
export. 6,340 Surat, Ild. to 190. ; 1,000 Egyptian 16d.
to 2.3 d. ; 60 Maranhare, 23d. The week's import is 14,028
bales.

COTTON GOODS—lditicturarrs. May 12.—There bag
been a fair amount of business in yarns to-day, at about the
prices current on Friday. In one or two exceptional oases •
alight advance is reported. The demand has been pretty
general for all markets, and the borne trade have also been
operating to a fair extent at folly per lb. shove the
prices of lent week. The prime which spinners have been
asking have tended somewhat to check business. but the
activity in the Liverpool cotton market with the firmness in
' the prices of the raw material has the effect of strength. ening the bands of both spinners and manufacturers. The
only change in the cloth market.to-day has reference chiefly
to the demand for India gouda. A private telegram from
Calcutta dated 18th April reports that prices were lower,
both for yarn and cloth, with a dull market; 40's twist
having fallen 4d. per lb. from the highest point.
This intelligence has caused the India buyers
in this market to hold back for the present, but
with this exception we continue to have a good, steady
demand, not merely for one or two markets, but generally,
the home trade included. Prices continue to creep up.
&Mem are not making any actual change in their quota-
tions, but practically the turn is upwards, sod they would
not take the same prices es last week, owing to the advance
in cotton. Messrs. John Ponder aod Co., in their bi-
monthly circular for India (via. Maned/es), say a fair
amount of business has been done since the commencement
of the present month, the buying being principdly far
shipment. Within the Isle few days (they say)
higher prices have been paid both for goods and yarns.
They attribute the improved feeling chiefly to the favour.
able mounts continued to be received from foreign
markets. The reduction of the Bank rate to three per cent.
has also bad a good effect. For China Marra Ponder and Co.
report more inquiry and business than for a long time past,
chiefly for the better qualities of sbirtinp, figured slortioge,
brocades. and damask, prompted by the better accounts from
that market. In Calcutta goods they confirm the reports
we have recently given of a fair business in the lighter
makes of ahirtings (at 3d. to 6d. per piece advance) and in
isecioneta. As stated above, however, there is a check in the
demand for this market to-day, owing to unfavourable
advioeu

WOOLLEN.—Luce, MAY 12—The markets this mora-
le; presented no new feature, beiag both of an exceedingly
quiet character. A few job lots of light fabrics changed
hands, but for regular goods the demand was merely
nominal. The attendance of buyers was small.

MANUFACTUREFL—BUDDIMILMILD, MAY 12.—very
few buyers have been in the market to-day either treat
London or the country, arid the same dulness has prevailed
which has characterised this market for several weeks back.
The slackness appears to have extended to all branch**. as
no one in particular shows anything like briskness. Am
improvement is looked for shortly, ea new style, for th•
autumn trade will be oat in a law weeks.

WOOLS.—HUDDERSFIELD, MAT 12.—1 e low toreiga
colonials • little room rosy be said to be doing, but the
geberal flatneei of trade leverets o➢aeofeetaren front bluing
heavily, although pries •re onerldered reasonable.

001117.-1104, SLAT 12.—As today's market • ila4l
away of &eke wheat, which sails slowly at bluely loot
wades corriaoy. Redo mom off is ?awl lots, at about

L. per qr. leas money. Barley for malting meets with more
inquiry, at prices in favour of sellers; grinding unaltered,
Beeu and peas rather dosser. Oats scarce, and good oui.,
pies W. per qr i higher. The foreign mports last week aro
as under : Wheat, 14,443 qrs. ; barley, fi,fo33 ; ciats,l,hll;
beans, 414 ; peas, 4117 ; Urea, 23; ltrawid, 942 ; oil eakok
40 teas; Wiwi, 75.
Lucas, MAT It —W• bare had a very fair eorevrap*.
&mama foe *heat taday, at the full prime of Fnday.
Very littis passing is barley. Beans and oats make 1,,i0
sates. Other articles without alteration In rake.

LrmucrOoL, MAT 12.—We bad • very fair Itiendasee
of town sad conntry millers and dealers at totlay's market,
but they acted with great caution, and only a small retail
bosinima was done io either wheat or flour at about Friday',
prime, or a *bade under. Indian men was quite neglected,
and the alight improvement made in the interval eine,
Friday was lost. Oats and oatmeal maintain the late ad.
vanes, with great firmness. Beans, peas, and barley remain
sa hurt Booted. The market clam inactive.

LYgg, May 12.—The weather all lad week sod to y
terday evening was fine and dry ; sine* then we have ban
good rain, with strong south-west winds. At our market
to-day the supply of wheat was good ; the demand ~,,,
steady for beet samples at last Tuesday's rates ; eommos
qualities 6d. to Is. per qr. cheaper. BORON oats, mad
barley, each Jo good demand, at the full mks of last week,
Per imperial quarter to the grower ; —Wheat, irkik
new, albs. to 6311 e. per imperial bealml, 50s. to 52a.
ditto red, nibs. to 621b5., 445. to 47a. Perky, best ch.
valisr maltuag, 5311 a. to Whs., 375. to 40s. ; ditto, ray Chevalier malting, 521ba. to 531ba., 33e. to 365. ; ditto, Me.
tilling, 601ba. 511 be., 30a to 325. Oats, 36Iba. to 4211 s ,
22e. to 265. Beans, new, 631bs. to 641 be., 36e. to Ms. •

NNWCASTLE, MAT 12.—The weather, after a copious mitt
yesterday, has become more genial, and if it coutioues io,
the effect upon vegetation will prove most beneficial. At
our market thin morning we had a moderate show of wheat
from the powers, but some further arrivals from abroad
having occurred, the trade opened with peat inertia's',
the unremnnerative date of the trade adding to the fig.
nese, and to have dope business it would have been mess.
vary to accept a reduction of L. per qr., which hellion
were unwilling to accede to, hence the market may be
ten nominally unchanged. Flour in sloe request aced
rather cheaper. Other articles unchanged.

aLLIIIIIMT, MAT 12.—At our market to-day the mangy
of all dathriptions of grain was abort, and the attendance
generally was very limited. Business m whist was strictly
confined to immediate requirements at last week's prem.
Flour trade steady, at =altered rat= The =mead for
malting barley is more restricted, but for the very hod
choicest samples, which are scar= prices are very irk
The trade in malt roman= gaits as last quoted. In other
pain very little business was transacted, and onew
nominally unaltered. Wheat, 27.. to 31a. Barley, 2A. to
41s. Oats, 225. to 28s. BIM; 425, to 484. Pau, XL to
40s. Rye, 30s. to 38s. per qr. Floor, 365. to 41s. per sick.
Malt, 645. to 665. pa qr.

CATTLE.—SALISBIIIIY, MAT 12. —There was a very short
supply of baste at to-day's market, and amongst which
there were but • very few really good animals. The
attending' of buyers was limited, sad mks were slow at
ascribe of about fid. per wore. Of sheep the supply was
(pally short, and of rather inferior quality. All 00 offer
changed hands, although the tzsde was very Oomph,
and pricey declined Id. to 4d. per lb. We— bad
• tolerably good @apply of calves, which met
with a good demand, and let. quotations were fully
maintained. In the pig market there was a large supply of
steak of all deocriptions, and a considerable business woe
trartheted, but prices were • little lower. Beat or beef,
lla. to 12s. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10a 6d. to
11s. ; best Down mutton, &I. per IQ ; mutton of inferior
breeds, 6d. to 7d. ; veal, 7d. to 701. ; fresh pork, 7d. to
; malted ditto, 7}d. to Bd., and A. 6d. to 9s. 9d. per
score ; green bacon, Bd. to B}d. per lb. ; dry ditto, 911.
to 10d. ; sweet pickled than, Sid. to lOd. ; quarter old
those pip, 12s. to Hs. each ; cows with caeca 12i. to 141.
THE INDIGO BAUM—The quarterly miles of ithigo
commenced this day, consisting of 8,812 cheats (including
4,081 chests of old goods, bought in at, or withdrawn from,
former sales, and 360 chaste in second hands), comprising
the following, via. :—Oatelogue A : 4,693 chaste Bengal.
Oude, he. ; 1,065 cheste ; 838 chaste Kurpah ; 3
cheat, Salem ; 39 cheats ; 32 sheds low Kuryak
dint : 176 chests Beagal fig ; 196 chests Bombay ditto ; 966
chests Kaneohe, ditto ; 313 chests withdrawn, not printed ;
151 lob warehouse sweepings-8,452. Catalogue B : 360
various in second hands—total, 8,812 chests. There was • fair
atteadanco, sad the sala her goo, steady at the death men-
tithed below. Important generally were disposed to to sellso,
and the trade at the decline were willing boyars, meth
goodly rather more than half the quantity offered was sold.
Vie quote the decline as oommined with Irebthary rates m
follows :-13engal, 4d. to 6d. per lb. lows; Kthrse, good
and fine, par; ditto, middling and ordinary, 3d. to 4d. pa
lb. lower; Kurpah, °sly one chest passed ; Aide, 6d. to 9d
per lb. lower. The qualities of the Meagal an in prs
tion, viz , one-fifth good aad fine, sad four-Mthe mid
and ordinary. The Madras, 'one-third good and fine,
two-thirds middling and ordinary. The IL topah,poirfourtli
good
awa:a fine, and three.fourths middling and ordinary. The
and (Nide, chiefly middling and ordinary. I.TI
chests have pealed today, of which 234 wore withdrawn,
290 bought in, and 697 sold.—(From the Circular of Mann.
H. W. Jewnibury and Co., datpd May 12.)

DESPATCH OF THE BOMBAY MAILL —The Penin-
solar and Oriental Company's steamship Edon, Captain
Kellock, milled from Southampton yesterday at three
;..tiun. with the mails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean,
Adele, Bombay, and Upper Bengal, together with
1 first and 20 snood clam and on freight 49
boxes of specie, value 66,46 /. Us. ; of which amount is
bar silver 8,0001., sovereigns 17,200, and coral beads,
watches, jewellery, tee., 6116 i. 15e. for Bombay • gold
lace value 411. for Malta ; and for Alexandria gold watches
401., and sovereigns 39,500. The Ellen took out a full
cargo of general merchandise on freight.
THE Loss or Tlit Axon-SLxmc.—Some mit-
appreheasion exists relative to the reasons which induced
the captain of the screw-steamer Anglo-Saxoe to sail so
close to Cape Race, it having been stated that his doing so
" was for the purpose of communicating European news."
But we believe the following facts will be found coned.
She (the steamer) would of course have landed her news had
she called off the cape, but her immediate (ninon was to
receive instructions (which were to be telegraphed to the
eape for her) as to whether the St. Lawman was aullicieldly
free from ice to admit of bet goieg to Quebec, or whether
it would be necenary for her to go to Portland
instead. Her orders were to touch at the cape,
for the above porpm., weather permitting, other.
wise to call at Halifax, to which place the instructions
were to be duplicated. It is to be presumed that the cur
taro thought the circumstances favourable for making the
cape, and that the fog must have come upon him suddenly,
as it frequently does in those latitudes. At all events,
eagerness foe early news in nowise caused this most binientr
hie catastrophe.
COURT or Sawans.—The Commisaioners of
Sewers held their weekly meeting yesterday at Gallas/1,
Mr. Deputy de Jersey presiding. Dr. Letheby, the mew
drat Aar, reported that the mortality returns are a little
above the average (52) for the corresponding period of the
Let seven yens. 29, or rather more than half of the dean",
were among children of leas than Ave years of sge, and 12
I were among old persons of 60 and upwards. A deputation
from the inhabitance of Ludgate-hill and vicinity waited
I upon the court, asking permission to erect a model bridge
across Ludgate-hill, similar to the one which is to be
erected by the company, that the public might see the in.
onventence which would arise. The court, however,
alined to give their sanction.
John Barnett, the man against whom a summons
was issued on Saturday fur obtaining money from servants
under the pretence of finding situations for them, committed
' suicide on Monday afternoon. He had been out dunes the
earlier part of the day, and returned home in the afternoon.
when he appeared in an excited state, end at about six
o'clock he was mimed, and not having been seen about for a
lengthened period a search was made for him, and he wag
discovered !yaw in a pool of blood on the floor of his bed-
room. There was a gash in the throat dividing all the
principal arteries of the neck. The wound had been inflicted
with a knife, which was found lying by his side.
DR. Dl JONOR'S LIGHT BROWN COD Lives Oil.
—ln his elaborate work on "Doomusption and Bronchitis." 10.
Copland remarks,--t'ln chronic bronchitis, especially ghee
affecting children, or when folk's/nag the whooping ogegh or
measles, unadulterated cod liver oil boo proved very hemageld:
7he experience of Dr. Letheby proves that Dr. de Jpitt's
Invariably genuine. " And," says thin celebrated anal cal lore.
µgator. '• from icy Inveatigationt have on doubt o being a
pure and unadulterated article."—tiold only in capsuleil bottles.
H. ed.. as. 94., and 9s, by Dr. de Jonglis agents, Ansa.
Barlard, and Co., 77, errand. London ; and chemists
thement. I