The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

MARKET .S.

TALLOW. —TISTEDAT EVII2IIIO. —The market au quiet
to-day. Spot, 435. 3d.; Jane, 43a. 6d.; July to September,
44a. ; October to December, 46a. 3d. to 466. 6d. Delivery
to last evening 105 cub ; arrivals, none.

COTTON.— Lramtpoot, MAT 19.—Our market is eery
quiet. The Wee are 2,000 bales, of which 1.000 are as
speculation and for export. 50 Americao, at 210. to 23d. ;
1,800 Surat, at 13d. to 19d. ; 150 Egyptuw, at 200. to
23d.

COTTON GOODS.—Maisca orris, Mar 19. &wpm
has almost been suspended here to-day, owing to the ewer.
tainty created by the recent advice' from America. In
yarns spinners are as indisposed to sell as merchant.' are to
buy ; the fogner are quite indisposed to take lower prices,
and we hear of no giving way. although the cotton market at
Liverpool is reported easier in prices. We have rot 104
such an entire pause in business for some time put. Rs.
moors are in circulation of unfavourable advisee by telegram
from India and China. From both these markets the
accounts speak of lower prices, but they have no effect ma
this market. The great and absorbing question is the unde-
cided conflict between Hooker and Lee, some light upon
which it is expected will be thrown by the news
which to-morrow's steamer will bring. In cloth,
as in yarns, there is almost a total cessa-
tion of hominess. Some bags orders have been
offered for cloths at lower prices, but manufacturer' will
not listen to any abatement. There are some few iustaaom
perhaps in which small producers are willing to make a
slight concession rather than continue to hold their stocks,
but these are not sufficient to alter the general tone of the
market, which is firm both for cloth and yarn. A pod
many complaints have of late been made of the great
extent to which bales of Surat cotton ere adulterated with
seeds, stones, sand, and gravel, and this afternoon a meet.
Mg has been held of cotton spinners attending the
Manchester market, to consider what steps are desirable
for their protection. The old custom of the Liverpool
brokers was to guarantee American cotton when delivered
as equal to the simple shown at the sale, but with regard
to Surat cotton they have adopted a new rule, which lays
that no allowance shall be made for adulteration or false
packing after tbe bale has been once weighed. The result of the
meeting has been to form an association for the purpose of
resisting this innovation upon the custom hitherto prevailing
in the trade. There are said to have been stop,' and

lumps of day found amonpt cotton weighing upward' of •
pound.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Ltuos, Mar 19.—The markets
this morning presented oo feature differing from those re.
cently reported ; very little in the regular way was does ;
the few transactions there were being almost entirely in
job lots of maltose, diagonals, and other wring fabrics.
Rates remain without material change.

MANUFACTUBEL—HUDDIESPOELD, MAT 19. —The
buyers attending to-day have again been few, and acerosly
any from London or the country. Transactions have been
on a very limited scale, chiefly made by local merchants
who are completing orders. Some new patterns for the
autumn trade are in the market, but it dose not appear as
yet that any orders have been given out for them.

WOO/11.—HUDDIMATIBLD, MAT 19.—A few moderate
parade of ooloutals have changed hands durum the past
week, but to-day. market has been quite slack. Low foreign
is in rather better demand at lately established prices.

00B.N.—HULL, MAY 19.—At to-day's market a small
supply of English wheat, which is cleared off at fully lost
weth's currency. Foreign neglected, but holders show
rather more firmnese. Barley for malting scarce and fully
as dear. Grinding unaltered. Beans support late nth,
but white pees rather easier. Oata dull and rather lowa.
The foreign imports but week are as under :—Barley, 1,096
qn. ; oats, 1,666 ; beans, 75; peas, 2,604 ; oil rakes. 199
tons ; bones, 54.
Leans, MAT 19.—Tbe show of wheat is again getting
insignificant, but millers do not seem much disposed
for business to-day, and holders are equally carrier as to
pressing sales. Barley little inquired for. No alteration to
note in beaus, oats, and other articles.
Lrrrtr, MAT 19.—The weather since Thursday has been
showery, which has materially improved the appearance of
spring sown crops. At our market this day the stimulants,
was good, and an average show of wheat ; the demand was
slow, at about the current rates of last Tuesday. Oats
easier to buy ; beans and barley folly as dear. Per imperial
quarter to the grower: —Wheat, white, new, falba to
631ba per imperial bushel, 50a. to 52e. ; ditto red, 6111 n.
to 62Iba, 44a. to 475. Barley, bast Chevalier maltiog,
5311 a. to Nibs.. 375. to 401. ; ditto, runs Chevalier malt.
Joe 521bs. to 5311 m.. 335. to 365. ; ditto, distilling, 50ile. to
5116., 30s. to 325. Oata, 3611 m. to 421b5., 72a. to Ale.
Beans, new, 6311*. to 64Iba, 36a to 395.
NEWCABTLE, MAY 19.—The weather has become exceed-
ingly cold, after the heavy rain of Saturday, which, if it
continues, will do away with the beneficial effect owing
from the previous moisture. At our menet this morning
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but
owing to the fiat report from Bark-lane, the briskness of
Saturday was entirely lost, and only a moderate business
resulted at about that day's rates. For south country red
495. per 5041b5. would not be exceeded. In foreign scarcely
a transaction transpired. Flour sold slowly, but in its value
little change can be noted, and the same remarks will apply
to other articles.

THE INDIGO SALES.—The quarterly sales of indigot
comprising 8,812 chests, commenced on the 12th instant sod
terminated this day. During the preened of the sales
3,498 chests were withdrawn, leaving 2,679 chests of Benpl.
Senores, &c., 615 chests of Kurpala, 794 chests of Dry-leaf
Madre; 510 chests of Oude, 716 cheats of Bombay figs,
total, 5,314 cheats. The small quantities sold io the air,
linos of February, and the abstinence of buyers in the inter-
vening market, left the consumers bare of stock. The ha-
porters having now submitted to a liberal concession from
the previous rates, a fair competition was displayed in the
sales for all but very objectionable qualities of Benpl
and
low Madras. The quantity sold is 4.0;0 chests, 2,000 of
which are for home use and resale, and 2.000 for export.
About 1,500 chests remain bought in. The deliveries race
the commencement of the year bear evidence of a dimi-
nished consumption —the effect solely of the scarcity and
high value of cotton ; but the unreserved sales of Java
indigo in Holland (when the whole, *bout 1,400 chests, were
disposed of at rates superior to our February sale), and the
quantity sold in the present auctions indicate an improving
trade, and lead to the expectation of more energetic delive-
ries. The stocks in the meantime have become augmented
by the arrivals of the new crop, and present supply fully
equal to the requirements of the consumers so long as the
American civil war deprives them of the staple upon which
indigo is extensively used.—(From the circular of Mourn.
Layton, Hulbert, and Co., dated Nay 19.)

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DKATB S.
BIRTHS.
INGLIR.—May 17, In Eeton-a ware, the Hon. Lady Inglis, eider
of Malor.Oeneral Sir .1. R. W. inglis, of a son.
ILINNHAR.—May 17, at Melville-terrace, Chatham, Kent, the
wife of C. R. Runner, Mg., of a daughter.
MACNAOHTLN.—May 18, at Estontatuare, the wife of t
',lighten, Eno., of a am.
WHOTTEiLe.L.—May 17, at St. James's-place, the Hon. Mrs.
Wruttesky, of a eon.
MARRIAGES.
DAWSON—NORTON.—May Is, at Holy Trinity Church, Risdh'
woad, by the Rev. H. S. Sends, J. E. DILIVIROD. KN., of the
Wood:Wogs, Elmer, Middlesex, to Loulea, daughter of D.
Norton, Mg., of Northwood-hall, Hertfordshire.
Dlll4.L—BalLkit.—May 14, at St. Mary Did Lambeth Church
Elizabeth, daughter of W. T. Bailey, of The Lases, ',nth
Lambeth, to IL Dugal, Fag., of o=mill-terrace, Ilackne).
SAMPSON—DE MRRIC.—May 16, at St. lieotges Church.
Hanoverequare, by the Rev. W. Cards& T. gammon. Es 6
lileor.hall, mar Battle, Susesez, to Julia, daughter of 1. de
Merle, Esq., of Brook-street. Ottimenorastiare.
DEATHS.
HOWT.EY.—May 16, at East orinatead, Spasm, Mary, 111 lo• of
the late Mr. William lbeeley, of Westminster.
PRESCYYTT.—May le, at Hummenille, Pendleton, near Ilatichec
tar, J. C. Prescott, Rm., aged 68.
PEARL —May 1;, at Albloe-piece, Rarnsbur) -park, ha her
year, Mice. wile of R. C. Pyrite, Req.
fIOARES.—May IS. at Addiboo-rood North. Remington, NI J.
Soam, Erg , aged 16. •

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