The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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6,114

1,860

1.746
1,543

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1.922

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6,251
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2.90
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1,449
122
1,463

19,846
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1.48,630
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2115.133
13,608
12,296
31,034

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3,974
17,076
4,734
23,3017

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1,109

6,154
18,501
4,160
10,610

15,90
16,724

8.462
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1,120

25,719
24,972
2,544

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16.421

31,31:

TALLOW.—There was no new feature in the
tallow market last week up to Friday evening, and
prices remained without any material change. On Ma.
tarday the advises from America strengthened the
market, end today we have to report a general advance of
6d. per clos
cwt. Our ing price. being Spot and June,
46.. 6d. ; July, 475. ; October to December, 495., buyers.
No Odom offering. South A 111461613, 465. d., lit pipes ;
Australian sheep, 465. to 475. • beef. 44e. 61. 6ne,
44e. to 435. 6d middling end weak. North American,
fine, 46e. to 46e. 6d. ; fair, 455. 6d. ; Town tallow,
445., net cash. Cocoa-out oil, a farther material advance
of nearly It per cwt. took p]are last week, and the market
closes fine this evening : roAin 53s spot; to arrive,
525. 10d. ; Ceylon, 52a. spot ; irrive, Ms. 10d. to 525. ;
Sydney, 60e. to 50s. 6d. fine quality. Palm oil is 'Wady, at
425. 6d. fine Lim and Whydah ; 395. to 404., Accra. Film
not oil, 365. to 365. fair to fine. Horse p~raosse, 3Bs. ; rough
fat, 2a. 4d .—(From the Circular d Mast% Smith and
Charles, dated Monday evening.)

OGlTON.—Lrammocm, MAT 19.—We have lad 'only a
moderate badness to-day, with great irregularity, and sake
in Amsrlean and Punts have been made at a decline of 4d.
per lb., and even mere, from Friday's quotations. The ales
are 4,000 bales, including 930 Amen can, at 9d. to 12}d. ;
18,000 Surat, at 64d. to 104 d. ; 40 Egyptian. at 114 d. to
; 30 Maranham, at 124 d. ; of which 2,000 are for
speculation end export. The week's import is 11,965 halve,
TEE INDIGO BALES.--The quarterly sales of lodise,
which esninisimed on the 13th instant, terminated this
day, sad °twisted cif 7,629 chaste (including 1.116 chega of
old goods and 480 &este in mooed hands). The interval be.
tween the !shammy We and the one just concluded Ra
marked by extreme dolour, and did not offer very mica:.
= boiiprospecta for the May sale, which opened without
and continued so with but little exception through-
out ; towards the close prices ruled very unevenly. The or-
dinary kinds of Madras, trade, Kurpah and Bengal, which
were driven beyond their proportionate value by the de.
nand for thous qualities for America, suffered a winkle-
ruble fall, but for good sound Indigo of all dracriptions the
decline was trifling, whilst for some of the finer descriptions
of Madras prices rather improved upon February rates. The
rp quantity of low, heavy, sandy Madras in the sale was very
, and this qualit7 suffered a heavy decline,
it being of an unsuitable and unsaleable kind.
Buyers, looking to the nearnees of the next sale in July,
have bought only for immediate requirements. The quantity
to be then brought forward is not likely to be large, sod as
the crop is known te be of an inferior character, it may ha
inferred that good sound indigo will maintain its value. Of
the quantity brought forward, it is estimated that 3,062
chests have been bought in, 2,384 withdrawn, and 2,381
sold, to which may be added about 225 of the bought in,
making the total quantity sold about 2,600 chests, of which
1,800 are estimated for export, and 800 for home use sod
resale. The following We the quotations as compared with
the lest February sale :—Bengal good and flue, par to 3d.
per lb. lower • middling and ordinary, 4d. to 9d. per lb.
lower ; plarit'Oude, 4d. to 6d. per lb. lower ; ordinary Gods
6d, to la. per lb. lower ; Kurpah good and fine, par to 3d.
per lb. lower ; middling to very ordirary!
_W. to la._ per lb.
lower; Madras, Sae, par to 2d. per lb. higher; middling to
vod, 4d. to 6d. per lb. lower ; ordinary and very ordinary,
Bd. to lea. per lower.—Prompt 16th August, 1862
. (From the Report of H. W. Jewesbury and Co.)
•

CATME.-1.13131'00L, MONDAY. —The supply of stock
was much larger than on bat Monday. The demand
slow, at lower prices for cattle, sheep, and lambs.

00ALS.-Loipon, NAY N.-Bates' Wert Hartley,
114. 9d. ; Beadles West Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; Byass's Behide
West Hartley, lb. 9d. ; °righted Steam, Hs. ; Gm's
Wan Hartley, Us. 3d. ; Lambert's Wart Hartley, 154 ;
North Felton Gs" 134. ; Sleekburn West Host*, Hs. ;
Walker Frtmrnas, lb. 6d. ; West Wyllie, 14a. 3d.;
Wylam, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Ri14•1l, Hs. 3d. Walls
End Ritmo, 124 6d. ; Wells End Braddylla notion,
Ha. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 164 ; Walls Zed Bottom,
16s. ; Will. End South Hatton, 16s. ; Wails Fad =l.o ,
164. ; Walls Rod Caradoe, 15a. 3d. ; Walls Eel
po 15e. 6d. ; Walls Fad Hoh Hal. 144. ; Wells
End Laos, Os. 3d. Walled End South
114. 3d. ; Walla Lad Booth Kake, 156. ;
_lttalePti
Thorpe, Hs. 3d. ; Walls End Triradon Hartlspod„ 16e.
Carwsy and Dolga Ardltraeits, 21s. ; Oarway sad Duffryn
Malting, 235.--Shop at roiriust, 66 ; mad, 18.