The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-05 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TRUUDAT EVENING. —The market ",
mkt to-flay :—Spot, 43e. ; Jaly to Soptaliber, 434,
to Doostabor, 48a. Dam, to Mt main, 34
auks ; minis ditto, 327 oaks.

110
carroN.—Lrviarocn, Joys 4.—These is no clt:
oar market today. Tee isles ere 6,000 balm of ~ •
3,000 ere on speculation end for export; 500 America',
216. to 25d. ; 4,560 Surat, Did. to 194 d. ; 400 Fens,
194 to 24d. ; 210 Pernambuco,
216. to Zit.
Bee sad Ilacelo, 21d. to 7.3 d. ; 100 Morsobars, 244,
23d. The week's import is 67,519 bales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BISADVOID, Julia 4.—Theie
is little business doing in wool to-day. There is gat
scarcity in most classes of wool, and the prices asked us
unusually high, tending upwards. No business ia done
apt under arcumstanoes of actual and absolute 'Noelty
The prices sought are much as cannot be sustained when
good supply of new wool is brought to the market, and the
consequence is that purchases are made with gnat
caution. The yarn market is very quiet, bat
spinners are generally employed on old contracts. Ti.
home merchants are doing rather more in twofold'. The
export merchants operated rather freely souse time leek,
and at the present high rates are very indifferent as to
business. In pieces there is a steady deinsad to supply tile
i current wants for the German trade, and epos the whole
somewhat better inquiry for shipping porpasa In other
respects the market has been quiet. Both home end
American merchants show no inclination to puchase at the
present prices. Manufacturers of Orleans and Coburg', I,
well as some makers in the China trade, are busy oa old
orders ; otherwise employment is by no means guard,
especially amoogat those oonoected with the fancy made.
The number of idle looms is increasing. Prices are cat
much changed. Alpaca lustre@ may be bought chews,
whilst Orleans are quoted slightly higher.
LACE AND HOSIERY. NoTratorum, Jove &
There lea better feeling in the Lice trade than there has beet
for several weeks past. While the demand is still slow for
the season, for the cheaper class of foods, so much so as to
make their production unremunerative, white and black silk
laces, even shawls and curtains, move off more freely. The
London trade is still rather inactive, but improved ; and s
more brisk inquiry has sprung up from the continent sod
from the United States. The faahions continue to be (avow.
able to the local fabrics. This, of course, chiefly &He:tette
better deal of goods, and cotton yarns of the higher amen
are also slightly yielding in price, which ma 7 prove to be
further stimulus to animation in these branches. TYe me.
moner yarns are u firm as ever, and in order to sell lad
manufacture goods from them, the demand being very las.
'Mel, a loss must be submitted to. The hosiery Made, ise
are also happy to report, has at length felt a slight improve.
meat, both for the home market and for shipping ; chiefly
the latter. Some houses, however, report the change to be
of the slightest possible description. A few parcels an
being despatched to Ravened:l, intended perhaps foe the
Southern states of America; and there is likewise mare
inquiry for other foreign ports.—Nollingham Journal.

001tN.-Ilmninortsm, Joys 4.-At this day's markst
there was a fair supply of English wheat, which kora
at a decline of 6d. to Is. per quarter. Amerina
buyer at
per quarter lower. Barley 6d. to la per quartet
higher. Oats quite as dear. Beans and peas advanced Id.
to la. per quarter.
Drama, Jim 4.-We bad a fair supply of whsatat
market to-day, which met a slow sale at last week's mien,
Barley: a few grinding parcels only, which W 4 at
about 345. Other eons as dull of sale u before. But red
wheat, 235. to Me. ; inferior sorts., 17a. to 22a.; grades
barley. 30s. to Ms ; oats, 21s. to 28a ; beam, 20a to
22a Bd. • peas, 18s. to M.; fine flour, 37a to 405.; other
flour, 33:5. to 36a
Maitminsvin, Jour 4.-At this day's market there was
an average attendance, but the business transacted was
limited to the requirements of necessitous buyers. Wheat,
both English and foreigo, in the sales effected, oirnmsoded
the rates of this day se' might. Flour was very little is
quired for, but without quotable change in value. Oats,
oatmeal, bean*, and Indian corn, were each a dull sale, sad
slightly in favour of purchasers.
NZWARC, JUNE 3.-Tne attendance at the &chugs to
day wee not large. Wheat sold @lowly at late prices. No
alteration in other descriptioos of grain.
NEWBURY, JUNI 4.-We had a moderate supply of
wheat, but more than wee required for home consumpum ;
sellers would not give way, consequently very little business
was done at barely late prices. Merely a retail trade is
barley. Oats and beans the turn dearer, but not mach
doing.
UxaarDoa, JONI 4.-There is a good deal of wheat offer.
lug, but the sale is very slow and rather cheaper. In rprior
corn there are fewer samples than of late, with but litta
trade doing. Wheat, 424. to 525. Barley, 325. to 38e. Oat.
21s. to Ma. Beans, 35a. to 445. Peas, 425. per quarter
8 bushel&
EDINBURGH, Joss 3.-As compared with lad week,wheat
was 2a down on the top, and ld. down on the average.
Barley was ls. down on the top, and 9d. down on the ant.
age. (tate were la 3d. up on the top, and 4d. up on the
average. Beans were ls. 6d. up on the top, and la 7d. up
on the average. Prices per imperial qr. •-Wheat, 345. to
49a. Barley, 27a. to 32a. Oats, 235. to 32e. al
Beans, 40a to 43a. 6d.

CATTLE.—NOTTINGUAII, JUNE 3.—There was only
limited 'apply of besets at this week's market, and the
quality generally cannot be highly spoken of. Best ass
found ready purchasers at previous rates, from 7a 6d.
Bs. 2d. pee stone ; inferior descriptions realised from 64,6 d.
to 7s. per stone. There was a large supply of sheep, tct
buyers were not so numerous, and consequently bruins
was not at all spirited. Prices ranged from 6d. to r 4
per lb Lambe realised from 22a. to' os. each. Amami'
calves trade was rather dull.
EDINBURGH, JUNE 3.—The supply of eattle this moon'
was 738. being 38 more than at last market. Sales vol
slowly effected, and prior, u compared with those °brad
lest week, in favour of the purchaser. Best beef, Bs. ;
Mug, from 7s. 3d. to 71. dd. ; inferior, from 6s. 6d. to
per stone. The supply of sheep and lambs was 4,213, bar
307 lean than at last market ; 321 of which were ewes ad
store hoop. Sales were dull, and prior down from is to
2s, a bead. Black-faced wethers, in the wool, brought
from Bd. to Bgd. ; dipped hogga, from 6d. to 7d. ; =lea,
60. per lb. Top prices, 30a. arid 295. ; current, for tie
beat porta, from re. to 275. ; inferior, from 21s. to Mr,
and downwards. Fed pip brought from Es. to ss. dd. pe
stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from 9s. to 12e. a head

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Taa- Met, Total, Tail,
aiILWATIL open stagers chandeo 1861 1M
Weak todlni May 2. C L L 1
forthero of Canada 94 371 1.717 5.148 1..1
Ditto May 9
Week eMing May 16.
'rand Trunk of Omani 1090 6,210 10,114 15,314 100
Weekending May 28.

Weet esthete 114 27.
. Amt. et Losalartk.V4l4.
(200th Amt. Una) 1082 18.366 22,637 40,K13 4288
(Loshvdo Um)
isatra Italy Branch
Plalnce to Bologne

Week ending 114229.
Belfast & N. Counties.
Week ending May
Manchester, South Jl2llO-
- Altrinchan 2,441 354 2.795 121
North Neetern
Stockton and Darlington. 186 2,101 8,944 14019 CA

- 1,111 919 %La 1

, .
Week endlnit ga74l.
Bristol and 'teeter
Great Weetetn OB2 31,154 12,141 6..106 le.lo
Lon.,Chatham, and Dover 72i 4,644 696 5,230 3.
Metropolitan
littrortitan Et. of Lou ,
tinatim, and Dover
__
690 17.417 26,030 43.167 MIS
4104 0.101 7,01! 12.173 19.17
1,536 1,566 3,803 &si

ltidlaod
North British
94:44t15h Central
Week ending June 1.
Belfast sad County Down 69 Mel 169 616 :4

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