The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-23 00:00:00

MARKETki.

SUGAR—Bneroc, MAT 22.—The demand still our
tinues very quiet, and the lemmas of the week hu hem
extremely linuted ; prime must be quoted about 3.1. to t
per cwt. cheaper. Refined gouda have been very irpori,
dealt in ; the trade expecting lower rates. Rum Qs,
moderate at full prices.

TALLOW.—FRIDAY EVYIIINO. —The market was fire,
to-day. Spot sod June. 43e. 3d. to 43a. 6d. ; Judy to Sip.
comber, 435. 9d. to 44.. ; Octolor to Deoentlar, ege.
Delivery to last evening, 486 casks ; snivel., 41 casks. At
the public sales 776 casks were offered, of which 606.. E
Australieri beef, 41a. to 425. ; some fine pure tallow and.
43a. North Amerioan, 425. to 43a. ; South Auterioui,
let quality. Town tallow 41a. 94. net cash. Cocaina' oil
steady. Cochin, 50s. ; Ceylon, 48e. ; Sydney, 42.. 6d.
to 45e, middling to good ; 47.. fine Palm oil. 37.. ed. fine.
Lagoa. Palm nut oil, Ms. fine ; 36e. fair. Horse grew.
355. ; rough fat, 21. 24c1.

COTTON.—LTVZIPOOL, MAY M —On Saturday lain at.
Penis arrived with biter advice. from New York, 'ha
at ones led to • greatly subdued tone in the market. The
sales each day during the week have been on a compare.
tively limited male, and all classes of buyers are wupat
later news, which is anxiously expected. Accompany,
this pause may be quoted a deelme of Id. to .d. per Ilaii
American descriptions, with only small sales. Brazil Mt
also declined Id. to fd. per lb. The reduction in Farm,e
is about Id. per lb., but with an increased desire to buy ee
the decline. Fist India descriptions of the median aad
lower qualities have given way to the extent of about Id.,
but fair to good kinds are not more than Id. cheaper, if is
much. flswginned Dharwar is Id. lower. China, Bengal,
and Sande are respectively about Id. and ld. cheaper.
At the decline stated there was yesterday • &spas.
tine to buy more freely. The demand for East India, hr.,
to arrive haa fallen off, and prices have given way to fully
the same extent as cotton on the spot ; fair Dhollenhs
(April and Kay sailing) have been sold at 17d. per lb.
Speculators have taken 1,880 hales, viz., 60 America, 310
Egyptian, 1,210 bent, and 310 Bengal, Mode, An. ; and
there are reported for export 480 Anneices. 1,290 Penises,
60 Bahia. 30 hlaniabam, 890 Egyptian, 2.780 Surat, 20
590 Bengal, and 110 China ; total, 6,510 bales. The
iltitaclii England yesterday raised the rate to 4 per cent.
The market to-day opens with • better demand, nod seem
recovering again ; probable sales fully 8,000 hales, one-had
on speculation and export.
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COTTON GOODS. —lf ANCHEST ER, KAY 22. —The ad.
viom by the Glasgow, though bringing only oat d• 'n lane
news, have cleared away a good deal of mist sad dews
which operated disadvautageously to buena*. The rumour
of au armistice, for instance, is no logger believed, and it is
generally believed that Nome other reports respecting the
results of the late encounters would have been meat oced ee
last in the advice' by the Glasgow if there had been ay
foundation for them. Under these circumstances there
has been a decidedly better feeling in the yore market to.
day, with • moderate &mount of burnoose for ranee
markets, and we have regained in pries all that was lost
during the late depression. The market closes extremely
Arm, with • decided upward tendency in prior, and thee
is • general opinion that should Monday a steamer brig
no wares news as to the position of the Northern armies
than lug been brought by the Glasgow, we may expect to see a
cousidsrable rise is prices. It is quite evident from the feeling
here, that disaster to the South aloes is looked to ss a
proximate canoe of peace ; but at the same time a serious
reverse to the Federals, sod the rumours of an AttaiitiCe
which would gain credence, must lead to a serious Meech.
&nee of values, and probably to something hke the prig
which prevailed in this market atthe beginning of thews*,
In yams the business has sot been large, but there has
been • demand for all coarkste, and the isles have been of •
general character. There is also en improvement to the
cloth market. The cotton market at Liverpool his recovered
its tone, and this has bad its efface upon manufacturers, who
are now asking the full pries of last week. We lan am
inquiry for fabrics suited nearly to all markets, though Alm
not yet led to much business. People are willing to boy at
the rates manufacturers would have taken on Tuesday, bat
the latter having recovered confidence are now ensiling to
accept those rates. For ladle goods large contracts hue
been offered at rather lower noes than would have tees
taken last week, but declined, though they would have bum
eagerly accepted on Tuesday.

OORN.—CHILYBFOID, Mu 22.—There wee a seeder
supply of wheat at market to-day than for some Irma
past, mid all the beet qualities were taken freely at filly
last week's prices. Weather very cold, but Dot much Ma
has fallen. Beaus Is, dearer and but fer offering.
Looms, Mar 22.—We have had a moderate supply d
wheat at market to-day and last week's prices were fer
supported. Very little doing in either barley, oats, •
beam. Wheat, red, 455. to 48s. ; white. 49a. to 6k
Barley, 28s. to 395. Oats, 20s. to 26e. Beans, 435. to 4k
WAMIELD, MAY 22.—The supply of Gee fresh wheats
euesediogly small, and we experience an active deemed k
such deacnptiou, of both red and white ; at the extreme Ma
of last Friday, middliog quality remains unsold. Free
barley still inquired for. Beans fully as dear. Nil ad
other articles as before.

00AL13.-LoaDou, MAT 22. -Baddle 's West Earthy,
16e. ; Epos's Behinds West Hartley, 15s. ; Darlson's Wet
Hartley, 15e. ; Haatinp Hartley, 15a. ; Holywell
Ma 6d. ; Larobert's West Hartley, 15s. ; North Pelson*
13s. ; Terdleld Moor, 13.. 6d. ; Tanteld Moor Balm
13a. 6d. ; West Hartley, 16e. ; West Wylain, 16s. 61;
Wylam, 16s.' Walls End Hatton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls Li
Ridded!, 14e. 6d. ; Walls End Wharooliffe, 14..9d.; Lisa
Main, 16e. ; Walla End Braddylls Haltom, 15e. Al. ; Walls
End Haswell, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Hettoe, 16.. Si;
Walla Bed Rumors Hatton, 15e. 6d. ; End Snit
Hatton, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16a 6d. ; Wale
End Tauten, He. 6i ; Walls Hod Caradoc, 16a. ; Wilk
Rod Hartlepool, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Rod Hough Hall, Ha;
Walls Fad Relloe, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End East Hartlepool
16s. 6d. Walls Rod South Hartlepool, 15s. 3d.; Wells EM
South Hellos, 15s. 3,1. ; Wells End Truodoo Hartlepool,
16.. 6d. ; Walls End Trirodon Thornier, 14.. 6d. ; Walls
Rod West Hartlepool, 16s ; Oarway and Duffey% Malta"
19a. 64.- Ships at market, 904 ; sold, 158.

HAILS YOH. THE lONIAN ISLANDS TIA ITALY.—
After the Ist June next, mails for the lonian Weeds will
be made vp at this odic* for conveyance to C rfu by Urea
mail packets leaving Ancona every Monday atavism as
well sa oe the 13th and 29th of each month. The followia;
are the rates of postage which will be chargeable spot
letters, Ac., so forwarded : letters not exceeding tot,
shove 4os, arid not exceeding gor-, Is. ; above oz. sod DA
exceeding toe., Lu. 6d. ; above got. and Dot exceeding lox,
2a. ; above lox and not exceeding 140 z., 2a. 6d. Nov
popsies and books : for each newspaper out exceeding ion
in weight, 4d. ; above 4uza. and sot exceeding id:
fora packet of printed papers other than nesyspipen lot
exceeding toes. in weight, 6d. ; above Ooze. and not exceed.
nag alb., Is. ; above and not exceeding 114., la. ; slow
Lb. and not azosedingl4,lb., 3a. ; above 141 b. lad act a•
mediae 21bs., 4s. ; for every additional Vb., Is. All (oos
respondence for the lonian Islands will in future be sac
in the mails vie Anemia, unless directed to be forwarded l'
some other route. Letters, &a, iuteuded to be dispatched
from Ancona by the peck's leaving on Monday should be
posted in or reach London not later then Fraley mew*
and those intended to be despatched by the pickets lama;
on the 13th and 29th of the mouth should he posted in
reach London not later then the evening of the 19th sad
Mkt of the month, except when those dates fall os a Sal
day, in which case they must be posted in or reach Losdra
on the previous evening.—By command of the Postmaster.
GenmaI—ROWLAND HILL, secretary.
During last year the colony of New South Wahl
received by the Peninsular and Oriental Mail pe:l6,
244,399 Settee,, 3,715 books, and 297,275 newspapers ; std
the colony despatched by those packets darn,' the saes
period 252,738 letups, 4 136 books, anti 279,952 a...despot
Da. Ds Jonun's LIGHT-BROWN COD Lives OIL—
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strength to the most feeble are thus descnbed by Salmi°
Clarke, Lg., 11.E.C.5., Y.LS., la testifying to its extraerdkrf
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last resort, Dr. de lociAh's Light.Bmwu uiL I ',owed We.
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