The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-02 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.--ilawninar Ewmanct.--There was no change
in the tallow market to-day ; prime as yeeterday. Delivery
to bat evening, 01 arks ; snivels, 2,576 mak&

OOTTON.—Lruaroot, MAT 31.—W• hive had • very
good &mood for cotton to-day with s dorm tondoncy.
The Wes are 10,000 balm, including 940 American, 90. to
13id. ; 8,000 Sort, 7d. to nid. ; 1,200 Egyptian, 12d. to
17d. ; 1,310 Penton", 12id. to id. ; 400 Balt* 11 ; 130
Maraaham, 1201 to id ; of which 5.000 are for speculation
ha export.. Today' import is 923 balm.

COITON GOODB.-11bacanstan, Kai 31.—As im-
pression that the war is Mimics is not se bear • ekes as
wig last week very generally supposed awes to harems
rather more °madame here for the time, and Wit im-
bibed with bettor accounts from India, he had the Wert d
minas • slight improvement is Mime yesterday sad thie
mormog. Telegram to band from Osbert& to the 10th
inst., and from Bombay to the 12th report • decided im-
provement. The letters to hand on Tamday spoke if •
better demand from the cp.:vestry, sad the telegram m
pmt this intelligence. At ealartta, as the 10th, Mamba&
bees a commencement of buying for the Meier, end
yarn was firm, whilst shirting' had admord 10. per
peace. At Bombay, on the 12th. both yarn as* sloe wire
dimr—shirtiao 10., 3d., and 40. per pima. This his
led to higher prices by 10. to being asked Wm, ad
led. advms has bees Peso more or lees Moly, thosgh in
some Miami it has checked basisess. This Me bees the
me more particularly for 404siek Maine for ladle. of
which some rather coondershis Ms have beam made ;and
the demand hie also extended to printing sloth, end the
lighter description, of T cloths and los( cloths, with •
alight &demos of prim. The advance, however Maim
bunnies. Is homier clothe there is lint. or so Lerner
meat. Yazoo ars in better demand. tilpinaers are
xikm id. to 0. per lb. more, which re difloult
to ortiun, but parobams have bees as with
some freedom at gd. to 0. The balk of the bunnies, hal
bees in water and Ingle twist of India qualities, bat them
has also been • =deists balms at • Shea id_VADOII for
monk markets, and the week dim with • dandrally better
feast is the market.

WOOLLEN CL TH.—Lime, MAT 31.-71 w math
clam with • quiet market ; there has not hem mush sal-
m atioe le either hall. A tow light goods have changed
baoda,ead also a tow Bawls 1114414 of mama bawls L the
White•halL bat there was eel ow the whets raw* 'disposi-
tion to operate. There as rather more doing in pttf earths.

HAlLDWARE.—lstriamies, Mar 31.—The trade of
this town continues extremely quiet. All the foreign buyers
who leave been here this spring have =lewd very
sparingly, and in the country trade {hate a very
moderate amount of business doing, the orders in daring the
last ten days baring been on a very moderate scale. The
fall which Ina just taken place in the price of copper will
scarcely be suthoient to stimulate the metal trades,
in which the want of animation is much felt
of;
the fancy trades are 1110 dudull-In some
the district trade* an improvement has taken place,
and there is leer of unemployed labour. At Walsall there
is • fair amount of business doing in saddlers' irourooagery,
and in the neighbourhood of Wedoesbury, where the manu-
facture of railway fittings is carried on, business Is tolerably
good. The iron trade is quiet, but has not meek changed
since quarter day ; for the best brands of finished iron
there is a modems demand, but the wood-clam makers are
very short of orders. There is a little more doing to
America ; and recently some orders have come in for
armour-platee for that quarter, for the manufacture of
which preparations have already been made at a work near
to Brierley-hill.

STEAM SHIPPING.--A little improvement In steam
shipping has taken place in the past mouth ; bat it is only
partially sustained, and there is Dot at this moment any
prospect of early improvement. Our market is well supplied
with useful steamers, although purchasers of both now and
second hand vessels have been found, principally to supply
foreign sogagementa, for running the bloekade in America,
by which a fair amount of tonnage has changed hands. The
Baltic trade has opened late this year, and unusually dull ;
for outward cargoes great competition exists, whilst return
freights are scarce, and only to be had at low rates. The
chartering has been languid, and the rates offered for time
low, little having been done beyond single voyages and the
home Medea. Freight; to the Black Sea and Mediterranean
offer but slowly, and return cargoes are dull ; qotations
nominal.—(From the Circular of Masora. A, Brett and Co.

CORN.--eassaarnez, MAT 31.-We had a small supply
of all son, bat sufficient for the demand, which met a slow
sale at Lea week's prices. Wheat, red, 48e.; white, 545. to
Ms. Barley, 28e. to Mi. Beaus, 40a. to 445. Oats, Zs.
to 28e.
CARLIIILII, MAT 31.-We bad a small supply of all kinds
of grain at our market to-day. Wheat met a fair sale, at
barely last week's rates. Barley and oats both sold readily,
at last week's prices. Wheat, white, new, 21s. to 21s.
old, 214 to ZIG. ; red, new, 19e. to 215.; old, 19a. to 21a.
Barley, new, 13a. to 14a. Bd. ; old, 13e. to 14s. Id. Oats,
potato, old, 9s 64. to 10e. &L ; common, old, Ba. to 9a. 6d.
Rye, 13s. 6d. to 16a.
Ocmosserat, MAT 31.-A fair supply of wheat and
bras, and very small of other grain. Wheat unaltered
from last day, the same remark applies to barley and
Beans maintained full pprriicoeeyy and in some instances
rather a slight advance was
GUILDFORD, MIT 3L-Then was rather a saws liberal
supply of wheat at market to-day. Bagasse ....ae very'
inactive. For sne dry parcel the rates of hat wish were
obtained, but for other qualities them was somosly say de.
mead, at a further reduction of about la. per qr. Wheat,
60s. to 63a. • barley, 30a. to 364; oats, 23e. to 275.; beans,
40s. to 445.' per qr.
HWeoRD, MAY 31.-A small supply of wheat, but
trade was no lower, although the demand was extremely
dulL Malting season nearly over, and barley ls. per qr.
lower. Oats and beans steady trade at late rates. Wheat,
rod, 37a. • white, 395. per land ; barley, 2k. to Mk.; oats,
20a. to 30s per qr. ; beans, 245. to 7f/s. per load.
Lizerwrea, MAT 31. -The attendance of farmers and
betas was moderate, and the supply of wheat was
under an 'vamp. Buyers evinced more dosation to effect
purchases, and Do difficulty was experienced in establishing
extreme terms. White (new), ON. to 635. ; red, 565. to
60s. • old red, Ns. to 575. per 36 stoma. Par barley (of
which the show was 'mall the &mead proved hoary, and
prime were hardly so b as last week ; walls 3111. to
41s per qr.; grinding, ' .to 335. per 30 slime. There
was a arm demand for oats, and repeat bye IPOMP well,
' maintained ; new, 245. to Vs. per 24 stews.
NIIWCLIVILI-UPOS-TTIR, MAT 31.-At owes mullet eh
morning we had an extremely moderate shows( lOWA hen
the growers, which, proving inadequate to the diessod,
clearance was early effeete at an 'domes et 12. less qr..l
south country qualities at the sum time parthdpettitg=
improvement. In foreign a large badness was done,
ln Biagio, at the full prices of this day sesslett. M 40-1
pression of Tuesday being thus recovered. Flour wee afiber
dearer, and we look for a good sale being expesismesd sent
wash 'at our this day's currency. Grinding barley rather
mere inquired for. Malt nackaaged. Bras sad pee ia
'Malta request, and tending tosser. Oats tally as dear.
, The arrivals this week are : -Wheat, comiwkw, 1,297
forks, 1,416. Barley, coastwise, 15. Malt. nonetwise,
•Ll 5. Oats. coastwise, 649. Peas, toads', 300. Fkiar,
coastwise. 91$ maks ; Indian acorn doer, 275 masks.
Nonwton. May 3L-There was a esimpuatively shirt
supply of whim ea oder here toffy, sad Let week's prWas

were about supported fee all descriptions. There was little
doing in other pains. Flour maietsius its price. A come.
daeaGs quantity of rein haa fallen this week, and dry wet.
thee would be drivable. White wisest (weighing 6211.. to
64110.), Us. to Ms. ; red ditto (weighing 621ba. to tAlbs,),
Mt Is per qr. ; bar, ads. per mak.
NOTTINONAN, MAT 31.—There was a wall show of
wheat, for which the demand wee improved, and sales were
aired st the fall rates of last week. White wheat, qqi,
to 645. red (old), 42e. to ; new, 365. to 61'., per 31;
• rinse. • of bat* there was a very meagre show, sod with
a languid demand prior were the turn downwards ; malt.
tang, 371. to 425. per qr. • grinding, 295. to 31a. per 30 stone.
Of cats the supply woe limited, and a fair demand took plsoe
at about last week's prices ; old. 30e. to 355. ; new, 31s. to
Ns. ; foreign, 26e. to 30s. per 24 close.
pitons, MAT 31. —Goad samples of wheat at this market
tray were not very plentiful ; and contrary to expectation
buyers bed to pay Is. per quarter more than this day
es'eniot ; inferior samples commanded late rates. Very
Htfle doing in the barley trade, the price beiriLleohally
the ears sabot week. Oats, so altaratioo. were
in daisasei, &oft qualities maths hem L to2a per ginner
mars than let wask. Flour, will& has diminished in prim,
soil for Ms. to 40s. per seek. Hay of good quality was
worth 41. per ton. Beet broad ed. ; household bread 514.
the 4lb loaf.
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Parana:rev:mit, MAT 31.—Having but a small show of
wheat hen to-day, fine samples wen quite Is. per quarter
dearer. Barley nom. Oata come sparingly to band, and
make late prices. Beau are dry and hard, end make le. per
qr. more Money.
Bina% MAT 31.—There was a short supply of wheat
at our menet this morning. The attendance was an
avenge am. Business was very quiet, and wheat had
Misr' a downward tendency, though not quotable. pats
i wore anther more in demand. In other articles the trade
wee aesnimaL
Recommit, MAY 3L—Tbe 'tattle were but scantily sap.
plied, sad !mamas was exceedingly dull. At theme-
seneameat of the marked holders demanded the termed
the previous market, but as millers refused to transact
lambeis at those Mai nothing war done until farmers eon.
seated toe radiation at la. to 2a. per quarter, at which
deans there was sanely anything dons. Best ande
wheat was quoted at Ms. to 60a. per quarter, and irecooilary
at folle. to 565. The sawiples of red were fair ; beat lota were
offered at 1525. to 515 e., and interior at 46e. to sh. per
quarter. Then was again only a moderate supply of barley,
for which there was only a very quiet demand ; but malting
wee Ms. to 40a., and grinding 26e. to 325. per quarter. The
show of oat. we. alma very meagre, and in all but foreign
Hods ed. per quarter less money had to be taken to induce
WWaxman, MAT 31.—The weather during the week has
been rather uamettled and chaugmble, with cold and rain,
but 00 the wleple not unfavourable to the growing crops.
Our market Inlay was, as usual, but moderately supplied
with all grain, mad a rather better feeling pervaded the trade
them for some weeks past, and in some instances wheat made
Is. per qr. more money. Spring corn without alteration.
WOWIIIIITS, MAT 31. —A smell attendance and Teri
short supply of English wheat at market today, via
was firmly held for the currency of this day west, and no
redactionwas submittal to on foreign. Barley unaltered.
r Oats aid bras rather lower.
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Yoga, NAT 31.—The supply el wheat wu barely on
avenge for the wen, end semOss were of fair quality.
Although buyers operated* were freely the bade was by PO
mane actin at an adman of Is. per quarter on the Frees
et 9ast thitintlay. . White Whet', may be quoted o l to
64e. ; red, 545. to 574. per 36 stone. Grinding barley was
in small supply, and the deemed was quiet at no material
change is pm% samples making 304. to 32a. per 30 atone ;
name et any importance don in malting. The cats
trade ruled tolerably Ann, and previous rates were obtained,
934 to Mu pet 24 don.
Ka&CALDY, Mae 31.—Although we had oocsaionally
hutuy showers luring the early part of the wok, still
eranfage°= min fell el
siiii=rd mast yeaterty, eYO
that the ground is now very wet, entrap suspeethj
eatdoet agricultural nitrations. At our
this week farmers offered very little grain any kind.
They state that they never had on band at this seen
el the year. Wes were very slow in the early part of the
week ; latterly there was more denead, and prior of what
*demand Is. to 9s. per qr., eats 6d. to per qr. Hen to-
day we had small supplies of all kinds of grain. Bale
ready. Wheat, Is. to 2s. per qr.. and oats 6d. to le
dearer ; barley same as last day. Wheat, 444 to 51e. per
qr. ; barley, 265. to Us. ; ens, 21a. to Ns. 6d.
Warminau, MAT 3L—Our arrivals of bodge pen us
only modern" this week, and of ear own growth the re-
ar" almost ail. Our market continues devoid ci
aaioapaaiied prior of most articles are ia favour of
buyers. wheat is 6d. per barrel cheaper, with a very
limited inquiry.. Foreign in fair request, at the 'valency
' of this day seta !t. Barley Use tun lower, and allied
' of Isla Oale—Noldert of this grain barna gives way 3d
to 4d. per banet a considerable quest*/ lea kw inks
' for slupennt. Indian corn &dined about 3d. per barrel"
the only pert of the week, bat, with au improved dermal
the last few days, American bee fatly recovered this fit
and Black Bea qualities are held men firmly. Near nee
saleable, at a reduction of 6d. to Is. per ink. bands to
week : —Wheat, 6,467 qrs. ; Indian corn, 2,411 ; lon 3/
berrels,lBs sacks. Exports this week :—Who 50 burn;
eats, 3,410 ; dour, 1,032 sacks ; oatmeal, 97

CATTLE.--C•sum.s. MAY SL—The supply d citik
au the sande to-day was larger than led week, but skesp
were mareely in numeroas. Thees.wes a fair strand=
of par Amen, iseverthelem the Made for cattle was tat tram
'Wm Wee osly being effected slowly, at barely prams
ourreacies. Iffieep met a good najurrY, and before DM
several extensive sales were made without any alterstioe
peke. The supply to-day wee 'gabs uneseelly large. up
wads of 70 caritas& bang shown. Although the awed•
saes of buyers was not huge then wee a good bosses
=tfor met dimmiriplioas, at last week's currem.
er Oiritli to the largeness et the supply a cleanup
could not be made. Best pip brought from 18a to :7a.;
secondary and inferior, 13s. to 17s. a head.