The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-19 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Lrruirom., Juan 18.—We have had aver,
quiet market to-day, and prices, if aoytbing, in favour c,/
the buyer. The saes ere 4.003 bales, of which 1,500 are
as eperelatiou sod for sport. 300 Awakes, 20d. to
21d. ; 2,2011 Surat, 1 led. to 191 d.
' ; 200 Eosin,
to 211 d. ; 130 Pernambuco 2211. ; 150 Balk sod- Mac,,„,
20d. ;20 llaranbam, 22d. to Md. The week's import
17,054 bake.

WOOL AND WORSTED. BRADFORD, JUNI 8. --There
is great finances in wool to-d.y, but very little wool
changing hands. The high rates for the raw material dot,
spinners from operating in worsted yarns, and there is con
sequently greet dolma. in this department. Pieces co..
Untie without change. White warp Orleans are again much
sought if ter, and some good contract. placed. The American
Incases have as yet scarcely given out any orders of ismer.
tisane for the fall trade, and the few buyers who are OM
are reported to have done very little. The absence of such
large consumers of our fabrics is beginning to he felt, parties.
lady amongst fancy makers, who are daily getting &twice,
and who are oonsequeutly desirous to secure employment.
Prior are not higher than hut week ; the rise in three
quarters, lastinp, serge de herr', nod crape worsted, is one
about ii. per piece.

LACE AND BOWERY. Nornmaamo, Jose 18._
Then w decidedly more life io all branches of the lace
this week. Plain celiac nets are sold more freely thin eg
late, even though a slight advance has been pat on, owing
to the stiffening of yarns, and notwithstanding the km.
porary uwe hope, check in the demand from Poland, who
has hitherto bees our beet customer for the cheaper kiwis
of goods. Several continental buyers see in the market,
and a few good orders are in course of execution for the
Strike, Indic, and other foreign porta. Many house use
to be sorting up their stocks. the activity in silk laws
is weIIIIIIIIIIW4C4I. A slight improvement in the hosiery Was
has also bee. fairly maintained, mid though yarns have again
advanced soother shilling per bundle, there is a mai
active inquiry for various classes of goods for America,
for the mimes, and foreign ports generally. The ham
trade is still rather quiet for the time of the yew._
Nottingleast Journal.

001tN.—B/iIIINGIIAN, TUNIC 18.—During the went
week the weather continued rainy and tineettladi; whist I*
firmly maintaaned its value ; adwe have had rather ram
doing in spring core, at previous rates. At this day's mar.
ket there was a large supply of English wheat, and to died
males lees matey was taken ; but we do sot alter our quota.
time. American was ale lower. Barley, oats, and per
ozilztaken in limited quantities. Beans offering at tout

DIVIZOI4 Juici 18.—Ws had rather a limited supply of
wheat at our market to-day, and a thin attoodance. At the
01/Mini buyers evinced a disposition to porches., but tle
trade afterwards ruled doll, anti we can make no quotabh
to pikes from last week. The only barley °Heel
ww bands of dialers. Beans, oats, and peas min to
noted se before. Bast red wheat, 23.. to 245. ; inferior
aorta. 17s. to 23.; grinding barley, 30s. to 335. ; WA, 211,
to 26a• besaa, 20s. to 225. 6d. ; pow as. to 215.; fins
door, 37a to 405.; other Sour, 325. to 365.

IlLanceuarre, inns 18.—Oar market this morning nu
only slenderly attended, and there was but little dispontioe
for business manifested. Wheat (both English and funnel
was, in some instances, held for rather more money, but
there wee so little demand that we cannot alter oar
quotations. Flour was scarcely inquired for, and no in.
provement in prices was obtainable. Oats and oatmeal
met a slow sale at late rates. Beans ruled Ann. India
corn was the tarn in favour of buyers.
NUWAILE, Jugs 17.—There was a small market tidy,
and very little corn sold. Wh►t was disposed of sold for es
man► money as last week's prima
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Nemirow, Jona 17.—We bad • good supply of Mtn,
prineipally left from last week's market, which met a ve7
slow sale at about lite rates. Merely a retail trade in to.
ley. The oat trade slow. Beans the turn darer.
UyaruDoe, Julia 18. —The attendance is thin. sad bin
little trade doing. but the prime are firm for all kinds of
grain. Wheat, 48a. to 56e. psr pr. ; mita, 21s. to 28s. ; to.
ley, 30e. to 3lie. ; beans, 36.. to 455. ; peas, 42a.
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IdDINDIJIOII, competed with lasi wash,
wheat was 2s. 6d. down on the top, and Is. Id. dews
on the average. Barley was le 6d. down on the top, sad
la. 4d. down on the average. Oats were *l. up se tis
top, and 3d. down on the average. Beans were 21. down co
the top, and Is. Bd. up on the average. Wheat, 31s. to Ms.
Barley, 26a to 31.. 6d. Oats, 21s. to 325. 9d. Bean, 365.
to 435.

CATTLE. —Nomenage, Juice 17.—1 n this week's
market we ware supplied with an average aineent of Mama,
and a fair trade was done at previous rates, best beasts
UWE* Ss. 6d., and inferior ones 7s. 6d. per atone.
/kitten was also in fair supply, and a pretty brisk baleen
was dose, the top price being 7d. per lb. Calm and Wail
as before.

EXCIBUIWII, Jura 17.—Tbe supply of cattle this morning
was larger than last Wednesday, the number being 645,
an increase of 134. Last week's prices were maintained
The supply of sheep and lambs was 5,166, befog 885 man
than at last market ; 220 of which were atom hogp.
13alen were slowly effected at a reduction of from 1.. to
is. 6d. a bead m compared with last day's prised Bea
mutton, from 60. to 7d. ; ewes, from Bd. to 60. ; a few
blackfaced wethera, in the wool, brought Bid. per lb.
Lambs—Top prices, 31a. to 30s. ; current, for the beet sate,
from 225. to 26e., and down to 16e. a head. Fed pp
brought from Ea. to 66 6d. per stone ; mix to eight maks
old ditto, from Bs. 3d. to IL. a bead.