The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-17 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. Twiner:tar Evntrtno.—The market ti
steady to-day. Spot, 40e. 3d. to 40e. 6d. ; all the moats,
40e. 3d. to 40e. 6d. ; July to September, 40a. 9d. ; October
to December, :a to 43e. 6d.: December, 435. 9d.
Delivery to last evening, 413 conks ; ernes* 611 make.

OOTTON.—Lrvinurool, JIM 16.—Morket mations.
very strain. &LIS to-day, 8.4.00 balm, ieeludiog 2,000
spionlatioe gad export. 800 Aniarkon. Vid. to 300. ;
200 Peream, &e., 20aid. to 308. ; 30 Yeago and Bahia,
28141. ; 1,200 Egyptian, 288 d. to 33d . ; 200 Smyra., 220.
to 24;41.; 5.350 Surat, 13d. to 220. ; Beogal, Seto.*
&c., aid. to 18jd. ; Chioa., 184 d. to 1001.; Jaws, 24d. to
21d.; 150 Pere, &a., TASjd. to 3901.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Boarirotto, Jars 16.—The
decline I. the rate of dimmest has operated favourably
upon this market. We reported last week that the down-
ward tendency ia wool had received a check, and we most
Dow report that to-day the Medway of quotations was, if
anything, upward. Several circomstaeoes, including the
unsettled state of cootinental politioi, combined to keep
spinners out of the wool market, cad the remit wee that
quotations fall rather too rapidly. Spinners, however,
were only ill supplied with wool, and the stocks he the
market are only limited. They oo saner returned to pur-
chase th►n the downward tendency was checked, sad to-
day the quotations are rather stiffer. There u
a fair business doing is all aorta of wool
at somewhat improved rates. There is still a
good boleti's!' doteg is worsted yarns. The deemed is
chiefly for home end Lancashire. There is also a good
business doing in single 40's for Ramie. Spioners are well
employed to orders. The quotatiecia of last week are well
maintained. The firmness in the wool market bar led to
a somewhat greater activity in pieces. The export booms,
who bad abstained from business for several market days,
have now becomeactive, and placed sornegood orders in both
light sod heavy fabrics. A little bas also been done for the
home trade sod is the new cuir shades of poplins, plain
and fancy; sod indeed all fashionable shade' of this article
continue to be taken ver► readily. Orleans makers are
perhapelthe least busy. Producers geoerally, however, are
all well employed ou orders previously taken, and are we-
lineally booking fresh ones. The last America. mail hag
brought but few orders, and the buyers who are over are
doing very little. Prices are very firm, at fully previous
quotations. Is exceptional cases a slight drawn is asked.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrizaccui. Juan 16.—A8
moot of the London houses are on the eve of stock-taking,
the booze trade has bent vary quiet, and the demand for
shipping purpose* during the week has been by ao mesa
overpowering. To-day there are a few buyers from theCcia-
tineot, but their orders are very much curtailed by the rate
of prime which stiU prevails for nearly all clamor of goods.
There are no symptoms yet of giving way in yams suit-
able for the lace market ; therefore, the ralee of plain
cotton nets are almost of a retail character. There is a
slight improvement in black silk lases and edgings, and
the demand for silk Neckline mid silk quilling' coot:Muss
active. Stocks are very low, and every one is awaiting
with much anxiety the return to something like the old re.
latices between buyer and seller ; but we fear that is still far
distant—le the hosiery departments, stock•takiig prevents
anything like animation is the Loam trade, but there is
rather more life in the demand for exportation. There are
several American orders about, both for the States sad for
South America. Au encouraging business has •preeg tip
' eepecially for Mexico, consequent upon the recent changes in
the coostitution sad governing body of that country ; and
manufacturers are very saeguire with regard to our future
buena,' relations with that country so soon as the new
rigiate is completely organimd.—NollinpAast Journal.

CORN.—BIRMTNGBAX. Jura 16.—At this da y's market
there was a lees supply of wheat, but side was dull at last
week's rates. Berley gaits as dear. Oats and bases held
for quite as much mosey. Per more hiquired for.
BRISTOL, Jong 16.—The weather has been showery &vizi
the past week, but more rain is still much seeded. At our
market to-day boatmen was almost euspended, farmers and
millers being abseut at a aeighbooritig agricultaral
gaglish wheat was us very short supply, and sold
slowly at last week's prior. Foreign quiet., bat quite as
dear. The &mead for grtediag belie, has been extremely
limited, without change at prom Oats a slow sale, at last
week's values. Beans the tura dearer.

Deana, Juan 16. —At this maraiwes mutat lbws was
Daly a moderato supply cd wheat, which sold freely at last
wask's prima, and is sows las:awns as adman of Is. was
obtaisod, with a pod 011111111.1100• Griacliag bosky (anus
dear. Hera w Is all supply, sod L. dower. Oats
at last weak's prim. Th• acaosais al the wheat map are

not so universally good so they were a month back. The
frosta have caused a coarseness and rusty appearance of
the tlag, and it was well the plant was not io lo the
forward districts many Melds era sow well out. The we seller
at present w favourable, bat more rain is required for the
spnoi mops and gross. Beet white wheat, 20s. to 21e. 6d. ;
red ditto, like to 20s. 6d.; other sorts, 16s. to 18s.; best bar.
ley, 265. to 31a.; moondary ditto, 255. to 21*.; inferior ditto,
20s. to 245.; este, 18s. to Vs. 6d.; beans, 16.. to 215.; pees,
16.. to 195.; spring ream, 23e. to 275.; line flour, 30a. to
31.5. 6ti; other daur. 255. to 28s.
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kencitgargit, JUNE 16.—Our market this morning was
tolerably well attended. Both wheat and flour were held
for somewhat higher prices, which checked Wes, and only
a limited business occurred. Oats sod oatmeal were in
moderate 'demand, at late rates. Eogliah and Egyptian
beans were each rather dearer. In Indian corn there was
no chugs.
Nawang, Jose 13.—There was a limited supply of
wheat to-day, and the prices of last weak were rather ex-
ceeded. Giiodiog barley unchanged in value, no malting
offered. Oats ware not plentiful, and prices were in furore.
of the seller. Buns were rather dearer. real WWII as
before quoted.
NIMBI :ST. JUNI 16.—The supply of wheat this day was
considerable, for which there wes a steady demand at the
rates of Jut week. The report, of the growing crop not so
favourable. Nothing doing in barley. Oats, beaus, and
peas continue dull.
arocrros-ox-Tros, Jors 15.—There was • fair supply
of run from the arowere at this day's market, and also a
good attendance of buyers. Wheat sold readily at an ed-
ema:4i of lre per qr. on last week's currency. Barley in
limited request. Oat, is good deemed at full prices.
Beaus and peas the turn dearer. Wheat, per qr. of 6.316.
to the bushel ' • Durham and Yorkshire red. Bee. to 41e.;
ditto, white, 44a. to 46e. ; south country red, 41e. to 42..;
ditto, white, 465. to 475. Barley, grinding, per imp. qr.,
2ria to 2ris. Oats. feel, new, Itle. to Nts. ; potato. 421 b.
per bushel, 21a. to 225. Beaus, new, 36ato 40s. teas, feeding,
33,. to 34a.

tiumuutm, JO NI 16.—A thin attendance at market ; the
wheat trade dull at former prices. In spring mita but little
doing, and value unchanged. The grow mg crops of ecru
are reported es mot promising wei,, and the gram mope light.
EDINBURGH, Jura 15.—As compered with last week,
wheat was 6d. down on the top, and 6d. down on the average.
Barley was 3s. down on the top, and 4,1. up on the
average. Oats were la. 6d. up on the top, and 3d. ur
on the average. Beam were Is. 6d. up nu the top, and
3d. upon the average. Wheat, 31s. to 43e. ; barley, 26a.
to 325. ; oats, 16s. to 96a.; beans, 31s. 6d. to 39a.

CATTLE.—Brerintonax, Juxx 16.—There was a full
average supply of beasts in to-day's market ; the general
quality was useful. The beef trade was slow, at • shale
lower prices. The show of sheep was goad both io number
and quality. Sales progression bat slowly, lower prices
were submitted to. Lambs were • goad supply ; to effect
isles lower prices were taken. Calves were only • moderate
supply ; • few choice ones realised last week'. prices
otherwise the trade:was dull at lower quotation & Fat pigs
were • good seasonable supply. Bacon pies were sold at
lower prices. Small porker. realised full pikes. The
dimmed was steady. Beef. 5}41., to rid. ; wether mutton,
61d. to 7id.; ewe mutton, 61d. to 6j1.; veal, Sid. to 71d. ter
lb.; lambs. 25e. to 345. each ; bacon pip, 8.. to Bs. 9d. per
score ; pocket pigs, Is. to 10a. per score.
BRISTOL, Jon 16.—We had • much shorter supply of
beef at our market to-day, but there was quite sufficient
for the demand. Trade was dull and heavy, and holdeia
had to submit to a reduction is order to effect sales. Beet
samples realised front 63.. to 675. per cwt.. and secondary
from Sits. to 635, A vary fall supply of sheep, which met
with a good teed, it last week's prices, best wethets
selling at from 7d. to 70. per lb. The quality on the
whole was exceedingly good. A good supply of lamb, for
which there was • fair demaod, at little alteration from
last week's quotations, best kinds selling at from Ad. to
10d. per lb. Short supply of pigs, with • good trade,
porkers realisiag 10a. per nears, sod bacon pigs from 91. 3d.
to 9s. Ltd. A good supply of store cattle, but high priers
continue to have • depressing iofluence on trade. Au
average 'apply of mach cows of very fair quality, and
there was • slight im proveruent in prices. We bad • capital
show of bones, with a fair ioquiry, and there was a steady
trade.

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NOTITNCHAN. JUKE 15.-Our market was largely sup.
plied with cattle, principally from the north and immediate
neighbourhood, and was met with • slow demand at last
week's prices -best heifers, rie. 9d.; large and inferar, 7s. 6d.
to Be. 6d. The supply of sheep was also /err, and the
demand good, at previous prices. Beet small, , id.; coarse
and ieferiur, 61d. to 7d. The supply of lambs was 'mat'.
sod the demand slow. Priem naged from 30a. to 395. tact,
or 91. to 101. per lb. The supply of calves was not
and the demand slow at previous rates. Beet small, 7d. ;
large and coarse, 6d. to 6id. Best small pockets, lis. to
6s. 3d. ; biotin, 6e.
EDnrscacs, Joxi 15.-The number of cattle this morn-
ing was less, there being 672, or 35 fewer. Sales were dull,
sod in a good Bray instances priors were in favour of the
purchaser. Extreme top, ils. ; current top, 7s. 9d.
current price, 7e. 3d. to 7s. Gd.: middling and inferior, 6s.
to 7s. per stone. The supply of sheep and lambs was large,
particularly the latter, the number bang 4,801, or 678
more than 'last week ; 351 of the above quantity were store
berg,. Sales were slowly effected, with little &Bantam in
Top price of the best mutton, 74d. per lb. ; current,
proms Top
and down Gid. per lb. Lambs, top prices, 32a,
315., 30s. ; current, for the beet, 26e. to 28a. ; seooedaty
and inferior, 17s 6cl. to 245. • bead. Fed pin brought from
5.. to ss. Gd. per atone ; six to eight weeks' old ditto, from
12a. to 18s. a bead. Numbers in market-Fat tattle. 672 ;
lean ditto, 506 ; milk cows, 124 ; sheep, 4,803; pigs, 255.