The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-04 00:00:00

JIARKEIS.

TALLOW.—TiluesoAr EVENINO.—This market conti-
nuos to droop, and a renewed decline, varying from 3d. to
Is. per cwt., occurred to-day in prices. At the close the
quotations were',:—.Spot, Ms. 6d. to Ms. ; May and June,
535. 68. ; October to December, 51s. to 51s. 9d. ; Odessa
sheep, Me. 6d. ; ditto, beef, Ms. There is very little here
of the latter description. Deliveries to last evening, 489
casks ; arrivals, 32 casks.

COTTON.—LIvntrooL, liar S. —There is no change to
notice in our market, and we have a good business doing,
with cotton freely offered. The sales are 10,000 bales,
including 8400 American, at 4td. to 81d. ; 1,000 Burst,
at Sd. to Std. ; GOO Egyptian, at Std. to 104 d. •, of which
re 2,500 a for speculation and export. The week's import is
40,774 hales.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BAADrom, MAT 3. —The
wool market remains in nearly the same quiet state webers
bad to report for the last month. The colonial wool sales
being about to commence in London, many of the buyen
are on that account holding back. The supply of wool is
the market is folly equal to the requirement, of the trade,
and prices rale so high that none are disposed to purchase
except to supply immediate want.. The general demand for
worsted yarn is very far horn active. Both the export and
home houses an doing less. Prices are too high for pur-
chases not required for absolute orders. Spinners
find themselves in • difficult position. There is a
general falling off in the demand, and the raw
material is at an exorbitantly high price Many
spinners have machinery standing idle, which is the only
course to be adopted to prevent accumulation sod loss.
The piece marlust is very dull, and manufacturers loudly
complain. Geode are not sal/able at cost price, and many
must suffer lass from their stocks en band. Fancy makers
are in no better eonditiun than makers of plain goods—both
are stopping their looms for want of orders. The fancy
trade, which three mouth. ago was buoyant, is now ex-
tremely dull, owing to the prolonged cold weather prevent-
ing the spring goods being taken into consumption.

CORN.—NRIIINGHAII, MAT & —At Gloucester market,
on the gflth, there was no advance is the value of wheat,
though samples were firmly held by the growers ; 6a. 9d.
VDU the general rate for good red, though some few lute
sold (or a little more. Fine barley is so nearly gone as to
make the quotation almost nominal, but like beans and eats

must be called very firs al previous rates. During the pres
sent week, few traumata' are reported in what, and
prices nominally unaltered, and the same rerearic applies t,
barley, but rata, beans, and peas, all teading upwards. At
Wolverhampton yorterday,
_atkere was a short supply of
d wheat, yet the trade was at the pervious week's prises.
At this day's market them wee a Ism supply of wheat
from the farmers, but to effect sake a decline of Is. per
9uarter had to be submitted to. Barley dull, but unaltered
in value. Oats and beans 6d. to ls. per quarter dearer.
Derma, Yal3.—We had a rather large supply
wheat, which met a slow sale at a reduction oC le., and in
some instances 3. a qr. l a pretty good clearance being
effected before the close of the market. Malting being
mostly over there was not much doing in barley, and prices
nominal. Beans were in good der and fully as dear,
Wheat, per qr., beet, 49e. to 55c ; 435. to 495. ;
inferior, 365. to 445. Barley, 345. to 445. Oats, 235. to
335. Beans, 445. to 50c Peas, 42a to 46e. Flour, fine,
per sack, 40s. to 435. ; do., seconds, 345. to 32e.
NEWARK, Mar 2.—There was a fair attendance of
buyers and sellers at this day's corn market, and the show
of farmers' wheat was good, which met a ready mile at fully
Is. decline • white wheat selling from 56e. to 61s. ; and
red Me. to 565. per qr. Sellers succeeded in obtaining so
advance, el U. per quarter on epring wheat. Not much
doing in barley, and the quotations of the previous week
were fully supported. Beans were by no means in good
supply, and high prices were obtained. Not much ideration
to report in the prices of oats, the supply being very
meagre.

Nrwatins, MAT 3.—We had a fair supply of wheat, for
which the sale was slow, but eventually the greater pus
was disposed of at a decline of from ls. to 2s. per qr. More
barley °tering, and her mosey was takes. about Is. per
qr. Oats still eresping tip in ream Beene and peas dull.
lIXESIDGII, MAT 3. —With a snort supply the Undo is
slow. Wheat is the turn cheaper from last week. Oats
and beans le. per qr. dearer.
MANCEBIRTM, MAT 3.—There was a fair attendance at
this morning's market, and very little disposition was math.
fisted to perelbese wheat or flour. To have effected sales it
would have been szassary to concede • reduction of fully 18.
per quare
ter am the former, and ls. per sack on the latter,
Emma th currency of led week. Ws end oatmeal were
neglecter!, although offered on former terms. Egyptian
beans and Indian corn were each Id. to Is. per quarter
lower.

EDIITBURGEI, MAT 2. -We had in the market to-day
=qrs. wheat, 306 barley, 1,803 oata, and 187 beans.
were mold-Wheat, 894 qrs.; barley, 180; oats,
592 ; and beans, 82 As compared with hat week-Wheat
was L. up on top, and 9d. down on average. Barley was
Is. 9d. down on top, and 9d. up on average. Oats were
6d. up on top, sad sd. op on average. Beans were le.
down on top, and 4d. down on average. Priem per im-
perial quarter-Wheat, 48s. Bd. to 575. Od. ; barley,
345. Od. to 445. 3d.; oats, 265. 6d. to 36a. Od.; beans, 45e. Od.
to 495. Od. Weight of top--Wheat, 6511 be.; barley, 5841 hr.;
oats, 451bs. ; beans, 6711 be.
CATTLE-Boorstrentr, MAY Z -The amply of sheep
this morning was 2,778, being 282 more than last week.
Bales were slowly effected, and a considerable quantity was
=rid. One lot of blackfaced weeklies brought 31 a head-
about 11d. pew lb.-the tep price ; current, Sid. to
100., and down to 9d. ; clipped lioggs, from 6ael. to 7d.
Limbs, Ma., 295., 285., 275., and down to 225. a head. The
apply of cattle was larger than last market, the number
befog 885, or 40 more. Demand good, and sales easily
, effected at last week's price., and a goo& clearance Top
pri9s. Be. current for the best, &a ; middling and in-
fenor, frees 6e. to 7s. 3d. per imperial stone. Fed pip,
from des fid. to 7s. per imperial stone ; six to eight weeks
old do. from 11a. to 15a. a head. Numbers in market-.
Rimy, 2,776 ,• fat cattle, 865 ; lean do., 93 ; milch cows,
121; pip, 44L

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