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

MARKET&

GAR.—Bmwror., JUNI 5. —There has been rather more
doing in the raw market this week, and several parcels of
Trinidad and Barbados' have been sold at full rates to Gal.
per cwt. advance. Refined goods are still dull of sale. and
only a very small business doing. Ram.—Several parcels
have been sold at full rates, say ls. 6d. to ls. id. for Dente
rera, and Ls. sd. for Leeward,.

TA LLOW.—Fgrriat EVIMEG.—The market was steady
to-dab. Spot and all June, 435. ; July to September,
43a. td. ; October to December. 465. 1861 Y. C. 425. 6d.,
re-weighed ; delivery to last evening, 429 casks ; arrivals
227 casks. Town tallow, 41a. 9d. net cub. At the suc-
tions only 41 casks (North American) were offered, which
sold at 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6d. middling quality ; floe of this
kind is at 425. 6d. ; Australian beef is scarce at 41s. 61
to 42n. fine, 40s. inferior ; South American, 424. 6.1., int
quality. Cooosont oil steady. Cochin, at 50s. to 50s. 3d.;
Ceylon, 47a to 47a. 6d. ; Sydney, 43e. to 45e., mixed to
good oil ; fine, 46e. Palm oil, 37e. fine Lagos. Palm out
2s. 2 7s. fine quality. Horse grease, 351. ; rough fat,

COTTON.—LnzarooL, Juan s.—The market through.
out the week has evinced a drooping tendency, a moderate
demand only having been experienced, and prime have de-
clined about gd. per lb. in American descriptions. In
Brazil, for which there has been a fair inquiry, little or no
change can be quoted; for Egyptian, however, the quantity
offenog being large, somewhat irregular rates have pre-
vailed, and quotations are reduced about gd. per lb.
The holiness io Surat, dm, continua on a fur scale, the
better qualities from their scarceness command previous full
prices, whilst the common grades, of which the recent im•
port chiefly consists, are about d. per lb. lower. Spec.
laton have taken during the week 19,340 bales, exporters
6,420 bales, and the trade 17,130 bales of all kinds. We
have a fair inquiry to-day. Sales 5,000 bales, of which
2,000 are for export and speculation. The following are the
official quotations :—Fair Orleans, 250. ; middling, 21 1 ;
fair Mobile, 25d. ; middling, Vgd. ; fair uplands, 244 d. ;
middling, 211 d.
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COTTON GOODB.—Mangserrie, Jim s.—For pros
there has been a little more inquiry than there was on
Tuesday, and there is • more cheerful feeling in the market ;
bat upon the whole business is quiet, and in some cases
prima are rather easier. These remarks apply to vertu for
all foreign markets, as well as the home trade. The cloth
market remains fully as quiet as on Tuesday, but there is a
lees gloomy feeling, and there is some inquiry, though it
does not lead to much business. On Tuesdayand Wednesday
the feeling was one of extreme despondency, and business
was almost impossible on any terms. The unprovennot in
tone is very decided to-day, and though there has not been
much done by merchant., some businiwa boa been pruticable
on a small scale with buyers for most markets. There is no
actual change in prima, but if anything the tendency is to
lower rates, though so alight as hardly to be worthy of
notice, manufacturers holding very light stocks, and having
therefore no necessity to press wales. Letters are to hand
from Calcutta and Bombay, dated the sth and 13th of May,
and telegrams to the 15th and 16th. Both are of a very
discouraging character, and one telegram from Calcutta
reports ' Business suspended ; @hidings 3d. to 4 it. lower."
The account' from Hong Kong and Shanghae also report the
markets worse than at previous dates.

CORN. —CHELMSFORD, JCNE s.—The weather from great
heat has become cool, with an appearance of rain, 161 es 4
mush needed for spring corn. The market was b4rely sup
plied with wheat to-day, and full prices were obtained for
all the beet runs and in some instances is. advance. Red,
445. to 465. ; white, 48s. to 52a. Beans rather dearer.

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Lotcour,xi s.—We have had a fair supply of
wheat at market, and the trade dull at last week's prices.
Bed, 46a. to 48e. ; white, 505. Beans, oats, and barley la
small supply, and prices unaltered.
Lit•zaroos., Ram s.—At our market to-day there was
a very dull trade in wheat, and males could only be
effected at • reduction of Id. to 2d. per /rental on Tues-
day's prima. Oats were id, to Id. per bushel cheaper.
Indian corn, 6d. per quarter reduction. Flour rather lower.

WAKEFIELD, Jetta 5—A good supply of wheat, but s
slow sale at rather under last week's pncea. Averages for
the week aiding June 1 ;—Wheat, 1,847 quartet.. st
49.. ; oats, 40, at 19a. tid. ; beans, 20, at Ms.

CATTLE—BittirroL, JUNE 4.—The simply of boreal
stock at market to-day was short, and really good Is OL011:i
were especially scarce. There were not so many Irish cat
tle as at some recent markets, but prima were fully as logt.
se List week. For anything really prime 641. more per cwt.
was conceded. There was an average supply of sheep. Mot.
ton brought about the same prices as last week—via, Gil.
to 7d. per lb. Lambs were scarce, and add well. There
were a good many store pigs, which sold at late rates ; al
sows and pigs there were very few offering, but for these
good prices were obtained. Heavy pigs ranged from Bs, to
9s. per score ; dairy fed ditto, 94. to 10a. per more.

00ALS.—Loirdos, Joss s.—North Police Gas, 131.;
Wylam, 15s. 9d. ; Will. End Riddell, 13a. 9d. ; Eden
Maio, 15s. ; Walls End South Heaton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls
End Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls End Kolbe, 15e. 6d. ; Willi
End South HAG', 15s. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool,
16e. ; Carway and Duffrya Malting. 19s. ad.—Ships at
market, ti ; add, 22.

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