The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TrMIDAT EVINDIO.—TheI market ins steetv tv
clay. Spot, ♦3e. 3d. ; May and June, 43. ad. to 43k. t 4.. Jut,.
43. 3d. to 43. ad. ; October to December, 44e to 444.
comber, 445. ad. to ad. Deliveries to Yet made& US
rivals, none.

OOTTON.—Lassimoi, MU M.—Steady ioarket, edinm
change In prices —Estimated =lea to-day, 10,uou bale*. in.
eluding 2,000 speculation and export. 6.000 dintentaa, 14,1.
In IS t. 100 Pernam, dc., 12d. to 120. : 10 Maranhani. I2'd
to 13Id. ; 100 'Jacek, and Bahia, 111 d. to 1114. : 300 Egyptiw.
1/d. to 104. ; 10 Smyrna, OP. ; 4,180 Aurat, 7d. to 10{d : Jinni
Schuh., Id. to add. ; 300 Peru, lid. to 121 d ; Yak Llhuilerat:
iltil.; tale Oondaduttee,9o. ; fair Broach. 944. ;Min gewni.;
;fair Egyptiadlingn, infd. ; tali Penman, 194 d. ; middling 80..4,:
mid Ot%tm,

corros GOODS.—Mauffiffiffirita, MAT 21.—The market pee
rally is quieter, and prices in some instances base beu,
favour of the buyers. For shipping yarns the market today
has been very sstc.„
sell Ul
Spinners, being deeply under coeyeut
have shown no tion to sedols at the full quotable;
they are asking. Home trade yarns are steady in price. but
there Mu not been much business. Where there is any clusue
In price It Is slightly against sellers, but spinners havim.
good supply of orders are not generally pressing sal.
there is much difficulty in obtaining their own terms. The dui
market has exhibited no new or marked feature slave last
Tudalsy, Buyers have so fully supplied their wants that they
are not continuing to buy any description of cloth in quantity,
awl what business has been done during the last few days hat
been confined to small lota. Of course the demand which has
taken place over the Usti few weeks, by clearing out stn is
and placing manufactures, under contract, has strengtheu4
their position, so that prices are exceedingly arm for seasy
all kinds of cloth. To-day the cloth market has been .tuu
In tone, but producers are firm in asking the very full gaga.
tions of last Tuesday. The actual business dune to-day has uot
been considerable in amount.

WOOLLEN.—Lging, MAT 21.--There has not been a bp, st
tendance of ers at the cloth halls this morning, and the hue.
nem has also been Welted, Plain cloths hare lie,
irzcail in request in the coloured market, a few tolerably
l have changed harms, but the inquiries have Dot been
numerous. There has also been a moderate amount of bunny
done in dark tweeds of the steel and blue-grey mixtures mode
to what were in such large request during the autumn and tenter
of last year. There has not been any further transactions in tint
market worthy of note. The demand for hair lista in the slog
hall continue without much improvement, and they are not ukor-
Jeered in large parcels except at reduced rates: hem y ;pod,
being more freely Inquired after, but the business dune as
Duly small.

COB:C.—EMU Dili 21.—Tbe weather Is now all that tan be
desired, and the growing crops make rapid program. There it
only at present one drawback, and that la, the wheat plant is
strong soils is not only weak but patchy, and not likely to
duce • crop • but on the light soils the appearance is as (mm,
able aa could. be desired. At to-day's markets very mall ,apply
of English wheat, which is taken off by local millers at let
Tuesday's currency. Foreign held firmly, and rather mare in-
quiry, especially fur fine Baltic red, the best deacriptioas of
which make 6ft. Gd. to 635. per 4901 b. Barley for inaltio.;
ne-
glected, but grinding aorta in request and rather dearer liems
and peas sell more freely, but any advance cheeks Durum,. uats
of good quality scarce and fully as dear ; secondary dercriph•ss
rather cheaper. Foreign arrivals for the week :—Wlitat,
oats, 6,096; beans, Isle ; paw, 1,447 ; tares, 416 qrs.
Irma len, MAT 21.—The supply of wheat continues on the
smallest scale, and millers have to pay the full prices of I.st
week to meet their requirementa. Beans and peas scarce sad
dear.

LEEDP, Mar 21.--Oar stocks are so seriously Pmatl, that ny
decline to Mark-lane falls to produce the slightest !Minas
upon the minds of holders, who are less inclined than 'ler 4,
sell wheat even at a slight advance from fact Tuesday S rates
Not much pasting In other articles, but everything quite as any.

L11'110,06. MAT 21. —We had only a moderate atks
dance at our market to-day. There was a fair business dons
In wheat at the full rates of Friday last. Flour slow of sale. sad
Sd. easier. Indian corn continues dull, and price. are Is lur},
kneed American son per qr. (*Wand oatmeal unchanged. Deus
Gd. cheaper.
LYNN, MAY 21.—The weather continue, cold and unceuld.
with a strong north-east wind. • short supply of •beat at
market to-day ; growers refusesl to make any concession In pow,
and the supply was cleared at fully last week's rates. Barley ad
oats realised (pita as much money. Beans and peso rah
ls. per qr. higoser, and but little offering. Per imperial cr. to
the grower:—Wbut, white, new, tilt.. W albs. per imperW
bushel, 661. to Ms.: ditto, red, 001ba. to 6211 n., 00a to 065.;
barley, best Chevalier malting, 6310. to Saba, Cs. to :ols ;
ditto, runs, Chevalier, ditto, 621105. to &Ala, 4ta w 4:4,
oats, Paha to 381 be., 245. to : beans, 6Mb.. to albs.,
to 481. ; peas, maple, alba to 64Th.., 40s. to 425.
NIWCASrLI-OPOLTYIIE, MAT 21.—The weather today Is it.
ceedingly cold, with strong north-east wind. At oar so riot
this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from too,
growers, as well as from other quarters, and notwithstandno;
London was reported lower, holders remained exceedingly sin
and refused to give way, hence only • moderate business resulted
at Saturday's rates. Flour was quite as well sold. Bale) sal
malt unchanged. Beans, peas, and oats Inclining upward.