The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—THURSDAY Evarnto.—The market was
firm to-day Spot, 43.. lid. ; Jam, 43a ed. ; July to Sep-
tember, 445. ; October t December, 44.. 6d. Dthvery to
last evening, 390 casks ; arrivals, 41 casks.

carroN.—LrmarooL, MAT 21.—The non.arrival of
fresh advice' from America have mused a quiet feeliog
without change in price*. Sake are 4,000 hales, of which
2,000 are on apeculatioo and for export ;300 America°, 20d.
to 211 d. ; 3,940 Surat, 110. to 194 d. ; 300 Egyptian, 211 d.
to 210. ; 110 Bahia sad Macaw, 200. to 21d. ; 50 Moran-
ham, 22d. to 220.

wnol, AND WORSTED.—Bn•Droxo, Mar 21.—The
esteeme scarcity of all desirable sorts of English wool has
been the primary cause of diminished transactions during
the ;seat week, and for the small remaining quantity of old
wool in the country growers are asking rates which are
altogether forbidding. This very unpalatable state of
things is not improved by the cold weather of the past
week. which is perceptibly retarding the clip. When isles
are made prices are found to be exceedingly, and indeed
ircressingly firm. The business of the day is very much
restricted by the onmarrival of the City of Manchester with
the latest American drifts. Buyers are unwilling to
operate further than they are obliged, while from •
like uncertainty 'pincers are averse to making any
concession in price, and by the detentes of the raw
material are even compelled to ask rather more. This is
specially the case in twofold yarns The rise in prim
tends to check speculative feeling. The piece market has
not recovered from the depression caused by the Pereliell
new'. and, in the absence of further intelligence. merchants
are almost entirely suspending business. Business in the
warehoused ban been rather better daring the week than,
under the adverse circumstances, might have been expected.
We also bear of a few orders in fancy weds, figured Oflllllll
and Verona, ; but on the whole business is at • stand, every-
one looking for the arrival of the City of Manchester
;pm& I simmer.

LACE AND HOSIERY. —Norrnroaar, Mar 21.
There is aguu no material change in the condition and pros.
puts of the lace trade. The nngenial weather has pro-
duced a renewal of flatness in the home markets. On the
other hand. however. there is perhaps rather more inquiry
from houses on the Continent. bat anything like animation
is checked by the warlike aspect of affairs in the North.
Yarns are u firm as ever, and stocks are becoming still
more exhausted. All branches of the 'moiety trade are in
the same languid condition as they hive been for several
weeks, and there are not yet any signs of improvement.—
Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—Btanttion•n, Mar 2l.—At this day's market
there was a short supply et English wheat, and the tors ia
price on all descriptions was is favour of the seller ' • but we
make no alterstios ra oar quotations. Barley le in re-
quest. Beans and peas only taken in retail.
Barsyrn., Mat 21.—The continuous heavy rides of the
but few days have been of much bees 3t to the mops be*
at comaand sprisg cure, and the prospects of the grew*
gnus of all kinds are most favourably reported of. At our
market to-day English wheat was I. moderate supply, sad
buyers being more inclined to operate than of Ws. lest
week's prices were fully maintained. In foreign more doleg,
at prima unobtainable this day aceenight. Barley of all
kinds is good request, and 64. to Is. per qr. dearer. The
demand for oats has fallen off, sod values have gives way
fully 6d. per qr. Beans and maize ruaintabed kg week's
pricer.
Damns. Me 2L —We bad a good supply of wheat at
market today, and the trade showed imam at the ex-
treme prices of last week, a little advasas befog made la •
few instances. A few samples of grind eg barley in the
market, which made from 30s. to 33e. per qr. Other=
it short supply. Prime quality oats • little dialer.
tad psis supported fanner Mee. Brat red what, 231.
Ifs. gd ; Wake sorb. 17s. he melt* tansy, COs te

39e. 6d. ; toferi,ir aorta, 2Gs. to 32..; osta, 21s. to 2rts. •
beans, 20e. to 22e. 6d. ; peas, 18e. to 21a.; tins floor, Oa:
to 42a; other flJur, 375. to 39e.
Ifiecitheraa, MAY 21.—Our market tide trlolllll6 was
only moderately attended, sod the prceeediogs were of a
very quiet character. Buyers operated merely for the sup-
ply of their present Deeds, while on the part of holders
there was a decided brumes&
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NswAac, MAT 20.—At this IDeftat wbMt wft • Mode.
rate *apply, sod late rates were folly supported. Itt fore*
barley for Ilrrival a feir bushman was does by maltsters at
former prises. Wu and beam ready sale at last wade.
value.

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NIWBUILT, MAT 21.—We had a fair supply of wheat,
for which the trade was slow, sellers would cot gire way,
coosimortly very few sales were made at about the rata
of Last "reek Not mach doing in barley. Ctrs, bear
aed peas retinue a slow sale.

UIBRIDOI, NAY 21. —The market is well supplied with
wheat, for which there is a dull sale at from 44e. to CM.
Barley, 30e. to 38a. ; oats, 225. to 28e. ; pass. 40s. t
_• beam,
38e. to 44a. per qr. Flour, Va. to 475. par melt of Mibe.
EDINBURGH, MAT 20. —Au compared with last week,
wheat wee 3d. up on the top sad Bd. down on the
average. Barley was 6d. down on the top, and Is. 9d.
down on the average. Oats ware 3d. up on the top, aad
fid. down os the average. Beaus wore 6d. up on the top,
and le. Id. up on the average. Priem per imperial qr.:—
Wheat, 36e. to 53.. 3d. Barley, Vs. to 335. Oats, 26. to
31s. ficl. Beaus. 3d.. 6d. to 42a.

WATMORD, Mar 20.—There bat bare a slightly ie.
crossed *airy fur all articles of the trade this week, bat
up to the prevent holders have beep unable to obtain as
advance in pricea. We have to report the arrival of one
cargo of Indian corn. Deliveries of home-grown grain cos.
tines mast haaissiAcoet.

CATTLE—BaIe toy Mar 21.—We had a full market
today for both beef and mutton. Beef was very dear, and
prime animals sold at high prices. In some inseam:a 7(h.
per cwt. was obtained, but the average Aimee was from 68s.
to We.; sod mooodary samples realised from Ma to GU
A full supply of mutton and fat sheep showed sa improve.
want on last week, trade being considers* bettor, and
prices from lied. to 7d. for best samples. lamb was not
so plentiful, sod sold at a rather higher figure, Bd. to ted.
being the awasge quotation. There was a large supply of
store cattle and not munh improvement on the trade of lest
week. Shorteri supply of pigs, with ao improvement in
the greater portion of them changing heads at from
price
to 9s. per more Full supply of mikh cows, but,
hr mere being pretty wall supplied, the demand was not so
active, and good heifers can sow be bought for 161., while
the average figure was from 141. to 181. There was a gad
show of horses, but bulimia was heavy, and the changes
effected were very few.
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NOTTINGHAM, ker 20.-The amply of beef at our market
to-day was email, and the demand slow. Best beef made
frees Bs. to 9s. per stone ; inferior, 7s. to Bs. Sheep WWII
an average show. Trade ruled dull at prices wshade lower ;
best clipped, 6id per lb. ; inferior, 60. ; poached, 7d. to
Bd. Lambs were plentifully supplied, and realised from
20s. to Mu each. There was also s bap supply of calm,
beet mak*/ Td. per lb. ; large and inferior, M. to 6id.
Bast small pocket pip, 61.. to fa. Bd. ; boos 50. to do per
stone of 141bil.
UMW) SOH. MAT 20.-The Ripply of cattle this morning
wee lea than last week, the number being 669. or 218 fewer.
The demand being good, prices were 3d. per stone higher u
compared with those obtained last week. The best sorts of
besets brought from 7s. 9J. to Be. ; and middling sod inferior,
from 60.6 d. to 76.13d4per stone. The supply of sheep and lamb
was 4,653, or 486 more than last market. 885 of which were
store how. Sales were slowly effected, and in some in.
Menem prices ware in favour of the purchaser. Black and
white faced welters in the wool brought from Bd. to 9d. ;
entreat Ned. ; ewes from 74d. to Si ; dipped bow, from
61d. to 7d. per lb. Lambe-Top prices, 315., 30e., 29e.,
28a. 61. ; current, for the beat, from 25e. to 285., sad down
to 22.5. per bead. Fed pp brought from ss. to sa. 6d.
per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, from Bs. 3d. to Lit
a heed.