The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-12 00:00:00

MARICETIs.

TALLOW.—TIURSDAT EVININO. —MI whet vta
quiet to.rlay:—Spot sod all thu month, 49b. 6d. July to
September, 42e. dd. to 425. Vd. ; October to D;
eariabor,
4.56.13 d. to 46a.ltd. Delivery to lilt evening, 208 vie;
arrivals ditto, 1,258 make.

COTTON .—LrfrapooL, J umi IL—We have had a itaidy
market without any change in prima. The rim ere 6,000
balm, of wbinh 3,000 are for apectilatioe and export. 200
American, 24.1. to 213 d. ; 4,570 Surat, 13d. to 1941, •
600 Egyptian, 20til. to ;30 Pernambuco, 22N. ; cod
Bahia and idiom°, 290: to 21d. The week a import
39,001 balsa

WOOL AND WOHSTED.HRLDPORD, Jun D.--
Wool is exosediogly firm ; prime are kept up with wonderful
firmness, end there is a fair business doing. NOW WOOlll
coming to market, and is steadily taken into memo •
Staplers, haybsg new wool, allege that they are unable, at
the high prices which prevail in the country, to realise a
profit, sod have difficulty in ooveriog the outlay. Than is
not so much doing in yarns as there was, although spine.,
are well employed on old orders. The home merchants are
operating teems extent, and the export houses are don't •
little where there is a prospect of advantage. Prices are
firm. There is little or no change io the tone of the
market since Thursday last. The home merchants are
doing comparatively little, the operations of the Americas
houses are on the most restricted scale, and the inquiries
and purchases to-day by foreign buyers have mostly hem
extended to job lots, mottles, mohair., orleans, and Circus.
Man cloths. The latter still command an attentive male,
and are likely to do so as long as the prevailing shade.—
=ire and Havana—continue to be in fashion. Fancies is
dull as previously reported, and stocks may here and there
be met with. Prices have an upward tendency, and maim.
lecturers of all worsted goods and plain orleans hold pretty
firm to their quotations.

LACE AND EMERY. NarTuraffmt, JOIE M—
ime : Since our last report there has been a decided is.
prevenient in most branches of the lace trade. Buyer
from France and Germany are more numerous, and a
healthier tons prevails in goods suitable for those market,.
Black silk laces are still in good demand, as are also ■ilk
nets and silk mechlin nets. Yarns maintain their price.
Hosiery : There is a little improvement noticeable in the
shipping trade, but the borne department remains as quiet
as before. A few good orders from Havannah have been
received.—.Notringhone Journal.

008.N.-ButatemetaW, Joss 11.-AtGloweeterand Woe.
Water on the fah the tarn in the price of wheat ma is
favour of the buyer. Barley rather dearer. Oats quite
high. Beans unaltered. Owing the present week, owlet
to the bee rains, the turn in price has been is favour of the
buyer ; the same as to oats, beans, and pose, but barley is
quite dear. At this days market there was full sup.
y of English wheat,which sold slowly at a decline of fully
per qr. Barley maintained its value. Oats, beans, sad
peas no cheaper, but only taken in retail.
Dunne, Jess IL -We had a fair show of wheat at
oar market to-day, but quite equal to the deemed ; buyers
appearing to set with much caution. Prices present so
material difference from this day se'nuight ; although for
inferior wheat there was a very sluggish trade. Best red
Larnmsa wheat weighing 12 score 12 or 141 b. net made 24.
per sack. There was little or no barley in the market, and
prices can only be quoted as nominal ; neither can we make
any change io our quotations of other grain. The refreshing
rain which we have had since last Thureday bas been mot
acceptable for the gram and spring coro, and we may hope
to see the effects of it, should fine weather supervene, in an
abundant crop of all the products of the earth. Best red
wheat, 23e. to 24e. ; inferior aorta, 17s. to 225.; grinding
barley. 30s. to 33e. ; oata, 21s. beans, 20s. to
225. dd. ; pees, 18a to 215.; fine flour, 37a. to 40a. ; other
flour, 33a. to 365.
MANCHIST6II, Jon 11. - Our market this morning
was tolerably well attended, although little dispontioe
was manifested by buyers to operate. Wheat moved off
slowly, and on all but the beat samplm of English • &clime
of 6d. to la. per quarter must be noted. Flour was eowealy
inquired for ; nevertheless for fresh made sorts holders owe
not disposed to swept less money, whereas old.warehotued
sorts might have been obtained on lower terms. Oat 4 sad
oatmeal receded ld. per 451bs. and 6d. per load. Egyptian
beans gave way Ls. per quarter, and English were scarcely
so well sold. Indian corn must be called 6d. to la. ye
quarter cheaper.
NIWARK, Jule 10.-We had s dull market todayWw
wheat Sayan offered lower prices, which Imams win
unwilling to take. A limited amount of business was dose
at a reduction of about Is. per qr. Other Dorn unaltered.
Newsuse, Joie 11.-Our market was largely supplied
with wheat. To sell, fully la per qr. lees money most
have been taken, but sellers preferred holdieg ; very little
was done. ldarely a retail trade in barley. Oats and
beam meet a steady tale at fully late rates.
I.I:BREDGF., Juan 11.-A fair supply of wheat, for which
the trade is slow, but not cheaper. Spring corn coma
short, but the demand is slack, without alteration in value.
Tbe beet price given for wheat is 58e. per qr.
WATIRFORD, Jose 11.-This week the trade here has
been influenced by the dull accounts from the leading Tow.
keti, and, in consequence, prices of most articles have gives
way. Only one cargo of maize has reached us from foreign
pale.
EDEN/MSG% Joint 10. -As compared with last week,
wheat was 4.. 6d. down on the top, sad 7d. up on the
average. Barley was 6d. up on the top, and 2d. down as
the average. Oats were 9d. down on the top, and 7d up
on the average. Beans were Is. 6,1. up on the top, sod 11d.
up on the average. Prima per imperial qr. :-Wheat, 37i.
to 535. 6d. Barley, 22a to 33e. Oats, Zia. to 3.
395. to 45a. Weight of top :-Wheat, 651 b.; barley, 558 eaca
flb.;
cats, 44i1b.; beans, 6611 b.

OATTLIK.-Norrnrolutr, Jim 10. -In our market this
week, there was a good supply of Waste, the qualitr of
which was generally good. There were many excellent in.
portatious from the north, and a fair supply from our own
district. Trade was slow, at unaltered prime, best bents
fetching Bs. 6d., and inferior animals 7s. 6d. per stone. Of
mutton there was a tolerably good supply, and sales wore
carried or. actively at from .to 7d. per lb. Calves was
in short supply, and sold at from 60. to 7d. per 111.
Lambs, of which there was only • small show, sold at from
26e. to 304. each.
EDINBURGH, JUNE W.-The supply of cattle this morning
was leas than lust Wednesday, the number being 511,
199 fewer. Sales wcro easily made at prices about Id. pc
atone higher. Top price, Ba. 91. ; current, from Ba. to
Bs. 6d. ; middling and inferior, from 61. 6d. to 7s. 6d. pc
stone. The supply of sheep and lambs was 4,271, being 56
more than at lost market ; 418 of which were ewer sal
store hoggs. Sales for sheep and lambs were more tardy
effected at prime fully higher than those obtained tat
week. Best mutton from 60. to fully 7d. ; ewes, from
6d. to 60. per lb. lambs-Top prices, Ms., 295. sal
295.; current, for the best aorta, from 245. to 271., asi
down to 20s. head. Fed pip brought from sa. to ss. 61.
ratan ; six to eight weeks' old ditto. from 9a. to
Numbers in market-Sheep, 4.271 ; fat cattle,sll;
lean do., 560 ; milk cows, 146 ; pip, 369.

CHEME.—BaLussuur, June 11.—Oar market today
was very limitedly supplied with cheese, good old sorts Met
particularly short, sod there was a short attendance al
buyers. Bast qualities of chases were is good request, hat
the trade generally was very dull, sod several rough war
Pies were left unsold. Last m*rket'a prime were is sot
Instances maintained, which averaged as follows :—Stirs,
46..28s to 345. ; half skims, 411. to 50s.
mudh doubles,
.to 560. ; Sonsenets, 56e. to 63e. ; Chadds'', Us 1°
74e. per cwt.

The Hamburg and American Company's stew
ship Borussia arrived off Cowes lest night with 41 best
made, foe London, 195 passengers foe Hamburg. Hae,
and this port ; 17,1400 dols. in specie for England, 1v0,05
dole. for France, and 5,000 dole. for Hamburg. The Donau
left New York on the 30th ult. and had thick weather fa
five days. In lat. 4.41 N. and lon. 47.41 W. she poet
several iceberg's.
[Ativertietilient.]— HOLLOWAY'S Pima. —The
Direct Remedv.—For the subjugation of disease sod tbe, fxv,
serration of health it is all Important to maintain the purl.)
the blood. and to keep Ito channels clear that no !Wont d
obetructious than impede the fifeenstaintne current. By the
mean. are Holloway's Pills all powerful is restoring and f
testing the hon..n Name. and Owens it from fevers, influeran
coogeations, intiammationa, neuralgic and gouty paltu—ht slre%
from the many dangerous maladies arising from bad blood. t
pore circulation Is good security for life sad health ; who X
Is right the nerves are In excellent condition, and on the ode.
harmony, and completenee of these two systems &Feeds dr
perfection of fife—energ, health, and haffinsva

ILLEISIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.
BURBURT.-June 10, at Boundary-road, Bt. John's woad. ta
wife ot B. B. Barbary. of a son.
DAVEY.-Jana 19, at Lindengrove, Bayswater, the a lie of it
Davey, Fag., of a daughter.
()ATM.-June 9, at Warelek.terrare. Belgmee-road,
the Weed P. C. Gates. Esq.. of a BOIL
JEAFFRESO/C.-June 9, at Tyndale-place, Islington, the •Jr .1
J. B. Jeartreson, Esq., of • daughter.
MACQIIKEN.-June 9, Mrs. John 116C11/1111%, of 8. lifer t^o6l'
terrace, Church-toad, tle Beauvoir-town, of a &Attila.
MARRIAGES.
ABILOWBMITH-LE MAltr.-June v, at the parish dent
Aiderlay, Cheshire, by the Nee. Canoe Stowell, the Rev. J. 2-
Arrowamith, ILA., of Chullerton. Northumberland, FO
daughter of E. R. Le Mare, taq.. of
Alderley Edgerch.go*
I FERGIDISON-HOLFORD.-June •t, St. Paul's Che
briar, by the Bev. R. L. P. Benham',
da J. N. Peiguthe WA-
are.
Captain fed Lite Guards, to flophy,daughter of
Bollard, Nag.
H A 143TtD-YULLER.-JuDe 9. ht Subdesnery Church. M
Chester, by the Bor. B. Bilitut, C. T. Halsted, Esq., w )bre
daughter of L Puller. Lau, both of Chichester.
DEA THS.
DICIEINBON.-June 7, at Ryes, Middle/es, W. D4ct°644
be.. aged W.
BLUME. - June
9, at Lelaster-terrace, Byde-part,
J. E1147'
aged 6L
ROOKIL-Dues 7, at Cold Harbour, Weldon, near CroPt~
son of Mr. J. Booker, aged 91.
BOTIM-June 7, at Molds bill, IL B. gorby, gm., aged a
STAN 01811.-June 10, C. Standish, lag., of Standish, Load-
aged W.

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