The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

oarrom—Livispon, MAT 21—Market very ae.
load staples. id. per lb. dearer ; Somata without chaste 8,7',
oo.doy 20,000 belie, incluJing 8,030 fee apetuletwo id
export. 1.500 American, 14d. to 15ld. ; 000 Pee.
to., 14fd. to 151 d. ; 100 Maranhein. 14241 i, to 141 d • ii
it.
Mamie and Bah* 14d. to 15d. ; 2,500
20d. ; 700 Say Bid. to 13d.; 14, Sem. Z
13d. ; Mselreor .to 11d.; Bwieel, Mode lus, ;
TO. ; China, 7 to 9ed. ; Japan, NA to 9id. ; 20)
fria, lted. to

oorroN GOODS.—/lemmoinka, ILar 23. psi d
ping yams we have had a large Imams doing to.
very extreme prices. The advance paid is from Id. wid
raga. above the mks cl last Tuesday. eta.
nadir custract for some weeks to mem yq
-
detnalietlevea weaker edema,* than thie. Thessertunt
zss.otatices have naturally had a tendency to cheek cip6
but at anything short of these rates there km Nem
active Weiner to the clime. and there is a oonstaat nit
easy in wipes to rise. In home trade yarns we Weal
bad • very strung market, sad a greet deal of begets' s.*
log is oely bald is cheek by the great advises whiek it 6
tiers an making for their goods. The 'Mysore as the 6.
seriptions of yarn is ld. to ltd. per lb. slam last Tao*
The cloth market by no means keeps pace with the
for yarn. The 6:Waive hominess is oottoo at
with advancing prices, and the ammo@ in yang aims be
Tuesday, have bad little riled in stimulating the Mt
market. Although mom little ordinary business, 'AM
dose not owe its imisteoce to them cams, is
bees done, in dornestios and 'minting clothe, yet Ida
buyers seem with one consent to be keeping out of A. akt66
far the pressat. To a great extent they are, DO do* 6
dared to this state of inactivity by the discouzsging adefn
contained is the telegrams from India. The maieptem
is, that though makers have been compelledto pat ihk
quotations nominally in some ratio with the mime
which have taken place in cotton and yams, the said
value of these gpoda Is little, if at all, changed DOW IN
week. The business done to-day has been far DA mi
to thoroughly test price.. The few eperatioes Add
show little variation in prices as compared with the win
of lest week. A great many mills that have lag kg
standing have been Put in operation in all parts of the
gotten district, but manufacturers find themselves mai
impeded in this work by the want of workpeopla, lid up
' Many of skilled weavers. What with emigration arid,
migration to other parks of the kiagdoro, theme clomp.
tion, deaths, and the *teems, for four lean, to a pest to
tent, of Malign; for new hands, there is a Mariam la lie
• supply of workpeople ire all directions. and very swims&
tree from this mum are anticipated. We hear cd
roue strikes in all parts of the district, but so far limbos
6 been isolated oases, and not general oombinatioss. Altai
dale and one or two other places an advance has bra gism

WOOLLEN OLOTH.—Licon, NAT 23:—There he
been an improvement in the markets this wet
especially in the Colonred•hall, where there hr Mrs
good atteedanoe of buyers, and mongrel parcels dit
mahouts and tweeds have been Untamed, sing 'lint
average meant of plain cloths. The Whitrhall bra
presested a more favourable upset ; various trameolite
in hair lista end winter fabrics having taken plies. Ms
have weaned a somewhat firmer tone.

MANIJFACTURES. HIMDBINFILLD, MAT 23.
There has not been • large attendance of buyers, bat uses
than fiat week, and • fair business may be quoted in WSW
elms goods, soak as good blacks, Bedford cords, and gal
steel sad other fancy lin:tome. In unions end
goods the trade still continues slack, and export bosses as
not so busy es is mid in May.

WOOLB.—licrnreautna, MAT 23.—A fair quantity d
colonial he arrived from London sale, but manufacture
aro using great caution, and buying only in small quantitin,
Mill berving the a room favole opportunity will mem
for laying is stooka.

CORN.-Ershh, MAT 23.-At today's market a modo
rate supply of English wheat ; fresh threshed tercels support
lad Tuesday's currency. The mond elms and wardned
lots are fogy le. per qr. lower. Foreign neglected, sad sad
to nothing doing. Barley dull eds. Beans steady. Paw
sell slowly at rather lees mosey. Oats In better 'apply, id
ordinary sorts rather cheaper. Foreign arrivals tot the
week :-Wheat, 7,848 qrs. • barley, 8,566; oats, 2,784
bins, 1.379 ;_ peso, 782 ; tarsi, 65.
'MAWS, MAY 23.-The supply of wheat was net vely
Lame here Merchants and millers tried to boy at his
money, which farmers resisted, and last week's rates sex
paid for what clasped heads. Spring corn of all deswiplin
fully as deer.
LELIA MAT 23.-Oar millers are not nuns been
of wheat to-day, sad factors are not in the least Ir
gres disposed to prose sales at the slightest raked* •
that the little basher done is at Fridays priors. BD*
es
before, and beans, oats, and other articles ritied
material alteration in value.
Lrent, MAT 23.-The corn exchange was but thinly at
tended today, and a moderate show of wheat ; the tisk
was slow at last week's rates. Beans 6d. to la. perp.
dearer. Barley and oats rather oheapar than last market day.
Per imperial qr. to the grower :-What. white, Dew, 63lbt
to 641 n per imp. bum., 45e. to 475. ; ditto, red. 63114. 10
4IA. to 42. a. Barie_y, beet Monger mita& bklle
to 671 n, 32e. to 344. ; dldo, runs. Chevalier ditto, 54111.
to 5511 x., 295. to 325. Owls, 861bs. to 4211, 225. to Ve.
Bean old. 631 be. to 65115., de. to 43e. ; ditto, see,
63Ibe. to 6411 x.. 375. to 38a.
14rwcAsern, MAY .23.-At oar market this morning es
had a modem** show of wheat from the growers as wall
from the dad. but oar large millers being fay
were nedisposed for business, the few transaction that se
warred, therefore, were at about previous rates. Flair me
similarly seeded. In other articles we have little mind
to son
&nom; MAY 23. -The supply of all daeoriplan
was moderatss, and the attendance of boyars good. la
wheat a considerable business was transacted, and bat fess
the fact of more mosey nog asked a better trade would
base been done. Best samples were a trifle higher. Flew
weltered in value. Malting being newly brought to a
close, there was a smell demand for barley, and prices or
maned firm. Malt nominally unaltered iD prices, asßale
ells descriptions of grain, and trade slack. Whin
44e. Berkey. 26e. to 30s. Oats, 21s. to 30.. Been 401.10
46e. Peas, 345. to 48s. per qr. Tares, Ba. to lie. pr
Med. Malt, 565. to 60a. per qr. Floor, 28s. to 39. lm
oak.
OATTLE.--BAlinern, MAY 23.-The supply of Lei
today was semarkably short, bat a full average number of
geed analli7 The &deadens of berm was not over se.
=seen assfthe supply was quite equal to the demand, 98
bet weather being most nefavonsige for slanghteriag, hst
all offered is good condition were vainly disposed al d
IMO rats. The supply of sheep was rather bin
tin far some time past, and all (out d the
weal) sold at former prices. Them wee • doll
wiwitier of good lambs peened, which sold high
There wee not quite we good a supply of mine ea at hot
mark* bat prime were dation/7. The pig market di
well supplied. and all aorta. partionlarly small saes, vs.
exceedingly high priced. Base or beef. 12.. to 135.. r
soore ; now and heifer ditto,lls. to 12s. ; best dowiOn
(on of the wool), 9d. per lb. ; other kinds, Bd. to*:
veal, 7d. to 70. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 4d., and 10A 66
lla per soon; green non 70. to Bd. per lb. ; dry din,
9d. to 10d. ; sweet pisided hams, JAL to is per lb
quieter old store pip, In to 25e. sun.