The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —Tauwariat Evans. The market was
quiet to-day ; prime were quoted as follows : Spot, 46.. to
46e. 3d. ; Jose, 46.. to 461. 3d.; July to September,
46e. 6d. to 465. 91. ; October to December, 48.. 6d. to
48.. 91. Delivery to last evening, 620 casks ; arrivals,
1.6'd0 casks.

CXY/TON.—uvintroof., NAT 15.—Oar market costliness
extremely sat, withvery small alas and cattier emdar prises.
The sake are 2,000 balm, hided* 580 American at 94d. to
14d. ;
1,300 Sorg, spa. to 100. • 80 Egyptian, 9d. to 141.;
exporteam, 134 •, of which 2,000 are for speculation aad
The week's import is 35,193 balm.

WOOL AND W °KITED. —Mumma% MAT Is.—There
L little wool changing bands to-day. There in no desire to
operate except to the smallest possible extent. Purchases
are made in favour of the buyer. The yarn marks* is quiet.
Spinners are pretty well engaged for the bans trade, but
the export houses are doing little or nothing. In the piece
market there has been a moderate attendance of bac
hres y,
and more orders have been placed for fancy goods.
(*me forward slowly, however, and the bulk yet rentals to
be given out. Manufacturers of plain goods are Wily,
though in the home merchants' warehouse* these more cif
doggishly. The quantity bought for America falls 'bat of
the expectations entertained bore. Reports from Paris
meatless the suspension of a arm to the sta ff trade ; the
liabilities are stated not to be large, and the knees
partly epos a few beam here.

LACE AND HOMERY.—NorrnrozAN, MAT IL—The
state of the lace trade is not quite so hopeful as we bath hew
able to describe it for ward weeks lad past, but times is
still a very animated demand for all kiwis al en bees, OLT.
tains, shawls, and edrinp of which ow principal math.
feetewers have sent seek exquisite apeamthe to the later-
nationid Waite's. Theo domed far plata aid seam
nets hss hese unferessailp samba ig westheu
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ably have been o:pentad. As soon as commercial relatir ea
are established with the Bides, and a good supply of cheap
cotton is to be obtained, • remarkable impetus will be given
to all branches of our local ioduatrv. The hosiery trade
remains in • depressed conditioo, alnomt bordering on attg.
natioo, roosidering the season of the year : but we era
glad to hear that within the last day or two some s)mp.
toms of • return to • better state of things in the Lome
market have appeared, and that a few small parcels are
being assorted for the East ladies. At present, hoe, ver,
the various branches of the hosiery trade must suffer in a
similar proportion to the spinners of Lancashire from tLt
scarcity of cotton.—Noffinghom Journal.

MAN.-Mammalian, Mar 15.-At this day's market
there was • short supply of wheat from the farmers. which
sold at barely la per quarter under the curreucy of thin day
ee'oniglit ; American, Is. to 2a. per quarter cheaper.
la. per quarter lower. English beaus, Is. higher ; whilst
Egyptian were offeriog at ls. decline. Peas, Is. higher.
Yee 15.-We were fairly supplied with wheat
to-day,ll had • good attendance of buyers. Holden
were not disposed to concede much in price. In some
instances last week's rates were made, but the general
sun done mast be quoted at Is. par qr. reduction, with a
firm trade ; 295. per sack wee the top price for red whet.
Only five or six samples of barley in the market, which
brought nominal prices. Oats of beet quality supported
late rata. No change worth notice in beans or pea..
Beat red wheat, 28s. to 29e. ; second ditto, 2.k. to Vs. ;
inferior ditto, 18e. to 21s. Barley, 30a. to 40a Oats,
21s. to 30s. Beans. 18e. to 21s. Peas, 18s. to 21s. Old
fine flour, 44a. to 48a. ; other flour, 395. to 425.
MANCHISTII, MAT 15.-The attendance at our market
this morning was only moderate. Wheat met • very slow
sale ; English at • reduction of fully ls. per quartet ; and
American, 2d. to 3d. per 10011 w. In flour there was too little
paring that prices were almost nominal ; English was
offering 6d. to is., and Americas, 6d. per barrel, below the
currency of this day se'nnight. Oats and oatmeal were In
limited request, and the turn in favour of buyers. Egyptian
beans and Indian corn each receded 6d. per quarter.
NIVIABE, MAT 14.-There was • disposition on the part
of factors to-day to purchase wheat at 2s. per qr. less money
than last week ; the farmers resisted, and retained their
samples. Barley had • dull sale at Is. per qr. decline.
Oats and beans quiet.
NEWBURY, MAT 15.-We bad a moderate supply of
wheat ; • fair business was done at barely late rates. No
thing doing in barley. Oats quite • shilling dearer. Beans
and peas very dull.
Mammal. Ilav 15.-A abort supply of wheat, width
meek; a dull wile, and Fier are Is. to 2e. per qr. lower;
the beat price °Moodie 64w per qr. The trade in spring
corn is slack and pries* unaltered.
Watmeroan, Yet 14.-The accounts received from
London and Liverpool have had a very depressing effect on
the trade here today. and prices of most articles are in
favour of boyars, with only a limited business pawing.
Weather most favourable for the country.
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EDINBURGH, MAT It —We had in the turbot today
978 quarters wheat, 720 barley, 1,497 oats, and 101 tiara
There were sold—Wheat, 684 qrs. ; barley, 383 ; oase,l,o6i;
and beans, 81 qrs. As compared with last week:—Wher
was same on top, and ls. 2d. down on average ; barley ea
ls. tid. up co top, aad ls. 10d. down on average ; oars wen
is. up on top, and la. ld. down on av ; teas
were is down on to sad Is. up on sr
imperial qr. :—Wheat, 42e. Od. to 60s. for;srarlefiL26s. hksa C
to 37e. ; oats, 20w 6d. to 30s. ; beans, 01. t.
48a. Bd. Weight of top—Wheat, 8441ba; barley, 5611 w,
oats, 45111 w ; beans, 65.115.

CkTTLE.—Zoffritaloff,_ 'Lir 14. The number d
nettle this morning was 888, or 22 more than last week.
The demand was fair, and a good clearance was effected at
considerably higher prices. Topprice of the best teed,
7s. 6d. middling and inferior, fron
6s. to 6s. 6d. per stoma The suppl of sheep and lambs
was small, the number being 3,231, or 212 leas than last
week, 1,280 of which were store boggs. Sales were readily
effected at prices higher than last week. Top price of
the best muttckgl.; current, from Bd. to ; apt
hogs, from 7 to Bd. per lb. lambs, top price, 321.
entreat, from a. to 28e., and down to 225. a hied. Fed
pigs brought from sa. to 611. per atone ; six to eight
weeks old ditto, from 9s. to 14s. a bead.
Buornecsia, Kai 16. —The number of heists et
offer this day was sessoesbly large and in good condi.
Jim ; the deseaed by DO moans active. Tuesday's quota.
Coto fully realised. The supply of sheep was a full avenge
number ; the mutton trade was more active at higher price.
The supply of iambi was moderate, the general quality by
no mesas fest ride ; prices stationary. Calves moderate
ypisny. Trade steady at /ate rata Fat pip a small supply ;
aaearsane made at a Axil higher prier.