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

MARKET&

CO7TON.—Lm3OOO4 M& 3.—There is no change to',
notice in our market to-day, which continues
itat
rewire prices. The sake are 5,000 baler, including 730
American, at NI to 14d. ; 4,00 D Sant, at ad. to 1 ;
250 Egyptian, at 90. to 14d. ; 10 Parma, at 13d. ;
.10
Maranham, at 131 d. Of which 1,000 are for speculatana

TALLOW.--SATURDAT EVIIIIII6.—Shan was so change
in the tallow market to-day ; prima closed the mme as
yesterday. Delivery to last evening, 944 casks; winds,
711 day.
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WOOLLEN.— Luna, MAT 3.—Tbe markets this morn-
ing were somewhat better attended, and on the 'Stole there
wee more business doing, the fine weather, no doubt,
putting buyers in better spirits. Several panels at tweeds
and light thin melbas changed hands, allay is low
ties, and at very low prices. In the White gal
oustinsed much in stain quo.

HARDWARE.—Bramaratinli, Mat S.—The beds etchfa
town is Mill not nearly so active es it nasally le et ibis period
of the year ; but the orders given out by the &Meek wheal
principal balsas lies with the home trade, Imre been
lurid lete, sad ape. the whole our meanfeelareni me
bestir enpo.W with elders thee they were a math ado.
There are some breaches, chiefly the older Maple Inks, in
which the meat of animation is mach felt, aid I. met in-
stances there ere • lem amber el lose amaleyed at the
✓esmifeetorise, bat them ere the exeopticas ; sad the gest
balk al the animas Sr. employed very am* fell Sim.
Them are not, however, many erases on the bode before-
hand, and mannfacterers ere rememalatly Imre damndest
then meal on each as may come mac from day to
day. The iron wire trade matinees inanimate, and
in the button trade the depreseice is mach felt, except
the military department, in which it is pretty good. la the
adjoining district trade matinees quiet ; at llibutoe sad 'the
neighbourhood there is a lens amber of men out of em-
ployment, in addition to the dimmed' of milers who
are out on " strika• At Derfastoe the goe-lock lamb has
revived, in consequence of the receipt of some considerable
foreign orders ; the mamas have this week lad a fall
weeks work, the first for the last two months. The iron
trade is in much the same state it was at Tarter-day ; home
oessnmers are buyie" rather mare freely, sad for MI de-
scriptionsof finished iron of the beat breads there I a steely
demand, though unamelle the producing power of the
district. Pig iron (Staffordshire) is rather slow of male et
the quoted prima

OORN.-Caweimaz, MAT 3.-s short supply of all
corn, which sold at last week's prices, except eats, which,
being mane, were le. to 2e. dearer. Wheats red, NIL to
605., white, 61.. per qr. • barley, 38e. to 40a ; beam, 40s.
to 421. ; oats, 22e. to 214.
Cannel" Mar 3.-There was a small sup• al all
kinds al grain at our market this morning. - Wheat sad
one cleared off slowly, at about last week's rates. Bailey
small supply, quick sale, at about 6d. admen. owing
the demand for seed. Wheat, white, new, 21s. ed. to
24.. Od. ; old, 21s. 6d. to 24e. Od. ; red, sew, Ws. Od.
225. Od. ; old, 20s. Od. to 225. Od. Barley, new, 12a. MA*
14s. Od. ; old, 12a. 6d. to 14s. Od. Oats, panto, old. 9s. (11
to 10a. Od. ; common, old, 7s. 6d to 9a.-6d. Rise, 11116
OOLOWINTI2, MAT 3.-A good supply ef wheat, the eels
slow at a .leclin of la. to per qr. Barley, pews, ea
peas firm, and the show small.
GUILDFOID, MAT 3.-The wheat supply to. ey wee
again of a very limited character. BMW/ very &di
Gales not readily effected at a reduction of la. per qr.
Barley; and cats quite as dear. Wheat, Hs. Ito 665.
Barley, 33a. to 395. Oats, 23.. to 275. per qr.
HLICTFORD, MAY 3.--Bupply of wheat rather better
than of late. Trade easier for rues, say ed. to la. per load,
but primest samples of white and also best melt* barleys
maintain folly late rates. No alteration in oat., beans, or
peas and very little peeing in any of these articles.
Wheat, red, 355. to 38e. ; 2
white, 40s. • fine, 41s. load.
Barley, 28a. to 41a. per qr. One, oa. to 28a. per Beam,
245. to 27a. per load.
LEMMA, MAT 3.-The supply of wheat from the
rrowen was by no means large, and the attendance wee
Since last week the weather has been favourable
for out-door operations, and seed-sowing will soon be aim-
plated. Buyers purchased slowly to-day, and • reduction
of Is. per quarter had to be submitted to. Old red, 525. to
58a. ; new, 60e. to 63e. ; new white, 625. to 665. per 36
atone. Barley came to hand very slowly, and met • toler-
able inquiry at the rates of last week : malting, 395. to 424.
per quarter ; grinding, 30.. to 34a. per 30 stone. Of oats
the supply was limited, and the demand proved firm, at re-
cent currencies-245. to 295. per 24 stone.
NIWCASTLY•UPON-TTltit MAT 3.-At our market this
morning we had • rather larger show of wheat from the
growers, and before • clearance could be effected it was
necessary to accept • reduction of 2a. per qr. In south
country descriptions nothing was done, factors being limited
to prices which were quite unattainable. Foreign was offered
at a decline of 2s. per qr., but at the reduction few thaw
actions transpired; holders, however, would sot make any
further concession, for reamer preiriolnlyadneted to. Flour
met little attention. but when sales were forced buyers bad
the turn in their &vow. Barley unchanged. Beam and
peas in limited request. Oats more inquired for. The erri-
vale this week are:-Wheat, coastwise, 1,188 ; foreign,
10,686. Barley, foreign, 160. Malt, coastwise, 30. Oats.
ocestwies, 590 ; foreiga, 100. has, foreign, 10 qrs. Flour,
coastwise, 1,596 sacks.
Nozwica, MAT 3.-The supply of wheat at to-
day's market was quite equal to the demand, as millers
were not at all free buyers without a reduction in price.
The sales made woe on terms about 2a. per qr. below the
rates current on this day aeneight. There was very little
barley offering, and prices remained without materiel alters-
tion. Flour 6d. to la. per sack cheaper. White wheat
(weilibing 6Mbe. to 641b5.), 58s. to 62a. ; red ditto (weigh-
ing b2bs. to 641 be.), 56e. to 60s. ; beet chevalier malting
barley (weighing Mite, to 551ba.), 40s. to 41s. ; runs che-
valier ditto (weighing 531bs. to 541b5.), 39.. to 40s. per
qr. ; flour, 39a. 6d. per sack.
NOTII24OHAM, MAT 3.-The supply of wheat was pretty
fair, end wimples were of tolerable quality. The weather
has been very fine during the week, and the eon crops are
coming on favourably. Good crops are expected ai esreasla
and gooseberries, but the wall fruit has ben injured to acme
extent by the late frost. The demand for wheat to-day was
slow and inactive, and prime were is. per qr. lower than at
theprevioue week :-New white, 61s, to Ws.; new red, 575.
r to 63a ; old red, 425. to 60a per 36 stone. There ern •
limited supply of barley, for which the demand ruled
healthy, at the full rates of the week preoeding • sew
malting. 365. to 422. ; foreign, 36a. to 395. per qr. deem
30a. to 325. per 30 stone. For oats (the show of w was
small) late rates were readily maintained ; old, 30s. to 35e. ;
• new 245. to 28e. ; foreign, 27a. to 30s. per 23 atom.
Oxman, MAT 3.-The wheat trade today at this mar-
ket was dull, and all except thst4ste samples were la per
quarter lower. White wheat made from 58e. to 61e. ; red
from 50e. to 60e. Barley was in domed and some, gams
ruling from 325. to 40a. Oats, for which trade was
fetched from 235. to 30s. Beane, 38s. to 495. Floei
(seconds), 425. per mak. , .1
IVIIIII.IOROUGII, MAT 3.-We had asWeaply De VIM.
here today, mast of which ins fresh and la pall
oonditioe, and such sold readily at last week's erten Bang,
nominally as last week. Oats and beans dell sale, het aeffies
would set take lower prima
BROM*, MAY 8.-These wee • short (apply of wheal'
at ear marked this sessieg. Bashers wee ezesediagly
=sad the trade sea seereely be quoted me end sa
There was a fair domed for barley, at led
guise. There was a better trade foe oats, mad • slight a-
mass la peke, though searady
Roomer" MAT 3.-The bade lOW den. setwitissiaad•