The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—LFTERPOOL, MAT Z.—Market very steady at yea.
terilay's rates. Estimated sale. to-day, 11,000 bairns, Including
3,000 speculation and expxt. 6.000 +merits's, 10d. to 14d.;
300 remain, 100. to 134.1. ; 30 Macelo and Bahia, 111 d. to
12d.: 400 Eaptilo, 1444. to 17d.: 5.170 Horst, 64d. to 101 d. ;
Bengal, itelede..te., 7d. to Rd : 100 Pero. 1104.: Fur Dhol.
lerah, Otd. fair Oontraeruttee, 9Sd (air Broach, eid. fair
Bengal. 71d.: fair firptian ; fair Penmen, 124 d. ;
Bowed', 11d. ; sikllll4 110.

COTTON GOODS.—MAISCHNITZR, MAT W. —The market to-
day has been exceedingly tame, at the slightly depressed prices of
yesterday. The market during the whole of the past week has
been quiet, with a difficulty In effecting sales to any amount
worth naming. The heavy failures announced during the week
have had a depressing influent*. India shirting' have met with
but a restricted sale, and prices have declined lid. per piece,
with offers mostly at W. lower. Wide shirtings less makable,
but steady In value. fiemal printing cloths in but little inquiry,
and other qualities not active. laces mete and mulls quiet, without
change In quotations. Common T cloths and domestics, and
long cloths are rather easier to buy, but makers of good qualities
of T cloths are well engaged. The home trade and Levant
buyers have not done much this week In cloth. Yarns are Id.
cheaper than last week, where spinners seek orders, but most of
them are well engaged, and some of them are under contracts
that win last some time. This remark snake to favourite 'pin-
ning, of water twist. lees to 3ff s for China and the continent.
India Ws mule are quiet. limo trade yarns up to Ws its id.
to id. per lb. weaker. Miner umiak and double yarns steady.

WOOLLY-K.—Urns, MAT 2.s.—The attendance of buyers at
the cloth halls this morning has not been numerous, a few
Bradford and Manchester houses have been represented. along
with the usual appearance of Leeds merchants. Although a
slight Improvement may have been noticeable in the transfer of
goods, the amount of business transacted has not been so large
as should he expected. In the coloured market plain cloths and
dark c stings in various styles have occupied the chief attention,
several mireels have changed hands though not in large quanti-
ties The tweed and other departments hese been quiet, and
few transactions worthy of note have taken place. Heavy goods
are beginning ta he more freely Inquired after lu the white hail.
Bearers in various shades and styles of finish occupy the first
position, pilots and vitae, s are also in request, but are not In
such favour as the former make. The transfer of these goods,
although not yet large, has shown more signs of improvement.
ilsirllsta are In a few instances in letter demand : the parcels
which have changed hands this morning have, however, not been
large. Prises are without alteration.

WOOL AND WORSTED. --PKADOMD, MAT VS.—There has
been a fair consumptive demand during the put week for the
best deep grown lustre wools, at rather better prices than ruled
a few weeks ago, and other wools, not in the same request, share
to a slight extent In the improvement. The scanty and irregu-
larly assorted stocks enable holders to maintain the price. of last
week. Purchases have been made with extreme caution, there
being no confidence apparently that present rates will he main-
tained. The buenesa doing In worsted yarns, both no export
and home account, Is an limited that this want of conadence is
fully just Wed. Kocepting forspecialtice, prices ramie the same
as but week. There bins been rather more doing in pieces,
though the business doing ►s considerably below the average at
this time of the year, and machinery la far from being fully em-
ployed. Some orders have been placed In heavy goods The
cold weather tends much to restrict badness in the warehouses.
Some small business, partly speculative, has been dune for
Prance operating' on a very limited male have also been made
by wine American tnerehante, Manufacturers ere unable to ob-
tain better rates, and yield to lest week's rates to secure urden.

HARDWARE - Bleffreoesx, MAT TA—The state of trade
in this town Ise again reported of less fa•oaraMT. Tbe reentry
orders have fallen off, which readies Is immediatstly felt by the

manutar torero, who have been kept very timely worked up
many m..nths past: and plat at this stain., Pliell
I, usually pretty good, orders are executed as rapidly ans t.„
aere at the dullest la nod id this year. 1. Mt' I,r, ieo 41. •.'
meat th:re woe indications of improvement at thetas-4m,,
the mouth, and fur a time orders wore glens out more
but the reaction bas not been mabitained, and the Wan Maio...,
received here are les. encouraging from the with of
fur instance, the actsiunta are thoroughly bad. with ItAly
amount being done is below the average: in tut r.4)pliati (I-
there is tau approach to activity, but .rulers have ntentl) I. ,
given out for that quarter. The Canadian trade is rum ~ a
quiet : the same remark applies to the United Atatm • data,
last six weeks the orders given nut on account .4 iL4,
have been ankh less than usuaL

COMN.—CAXIIIITGE, MAT 25.—We had a short otpat,
wheat which sold at the extreme pricer of last were. Wl*,
to 1121. Barley, 31a. to Ms. Maws, as. to 415. tate,
CAILbLI, MAT 25.—There was a far supply of what, ah,,‘
met a good demand at a slight advance upon last week., raw
oats, of which there was a small supply, mold at au advance
mall
3d. per bushel. Barley, all supply, and selling at tag
Mona Prime :.—Widte wheat. tis. 6d. to 275. ; red,
gSs. ; barley, 14A. to 15A . • potato oats, 18t. to 17e. ed
lisle bauhel ; dour, 2i al. to fat 7d. ; oatmeal, 2s, ad,
Is. ed.: ryenmal, la ed. per stone.

coat YTEY, NAT 25.—The supply of wbeat wu Lir, amp
demand moderate, at la. above the surrenry of last week. M.,
and peas realised an advance of la to :a, the suppl) pm.;

GUILDFORD, MAT IM.—There was a fair ,piantily
at oar market to-day, and all good-oondithaeri pared. m,
good demand at an advance of about la. per yr. upon the
of lad week. Spring can at late value. Wheat. GIL to
Barley, 344. to 40a Oats, ita. to 30$. Beans, 445, to too

Hgal7oB.D, MAT 28.—Only • moderate show of whoa. A ¢.1demand and Sales readily made at fully last week's prku.
Malting barley still In demand owing to the cold wsek.:
loth that and grinding samples command full prim N.:,
and beans rather dearer. V. heat, red per load, 24s Mee
line, 42r.: white. 388. to 42..; Ens, kOo Holler. molter, p.;:
qr., grinding, M. to PA ; oats, mane. pa
lee. to 214. ; Roe old, 32e, Beans, per laid, =a. to 31s. Pas 4
214. to 28a.

13110ESTItlt, MAY Z.—There was a tolerable supply of .1„
at to-days market, and samples were to fair euaditi ~
„.:
inquiry wee rather slow, at fully late prices. White gush.
made 68a to 73e. ; red, NA to 665. per 36 nose, of
there was again a small supply. The demand was stow. 2.4
the prices of Met week must be mitten. The show of feu eu
rather better, ad there was a moderate share of
at quite Mat week's prices old 34a. to 33a.. new, 2w. t. 344,
44 atone There was a limited supply of bvant, whiM sq
readily disposed of at remunerative price,' : of 1.535. to .o•
445. to 49a. per qr. of 38 stone. Fine flour, 49. to As.. monk
45e. to 475. per sack.

tillirCasti.a.vroll-Traz, NAT 25.—The weather this week bm
been unseasonably cold. On Wednesday morning se had egg
degrees of frost, with snow at recurring Intervals thrombin
the day, einem when the nights have been frosty, limns to
degrees last night. At our market this morning we had a mak
rate show of wheat from the growers, for which a ready oak ma
experienced at rather over previous rates Smith muntry
foreign descriptions were held very firmly, still 70s. weld sol
exceeded for extra south country red, nor see. for extra tat
Danish, whilst good mixed Ilantaic and Knnigaberg realised ea
to wt. per sollbs respeutively, seconding t o oreugtk; ems
higher. Flour looking up, with rather more Inquiry. Cling%
barley in more demand, nut the firmness of holders ink to
check business. Malt o ithratt change. Beans and per miser
dearer. Oats met more &tient ion, at an improvement of 6d. Fag
The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coastwise, OW: forgo,
6,666. Malt, coastwise, 40. Oats, coastwise, 1,611; kern.
964. Peas, foreign, 160. Deans, coastwise, 60; fort*, Lg.
Flow, coastwise, 40 sacks Indian sauna flour. KG sick

NO3Wicn, MAT 25. --The supply of wheat at this markt
today was very limited, and the prices of last went age
fully maintained for all descriptions. Little doing is hag,
oats, &e. During the pest week the wonther has bees sun.
lively cold and ungsulal, with severe frosts at night, asd %ok.
tattoo has been checked to some extant. White wheat lid*.
tug alb. to 63113. , ins. to 74.: red ditto weighing teL t.•
b.),620. to 48s. per yr. Flour, 455. to 465. per sack. ATeragel:
wheat, 1,034 qrs., &A. ltd. barley, 17 qrs., 345. 64.

liorrittOnan, MAT 25.—At to-day's corn market there en I
fair show of wheat for the time of the year. The drawl en
steady, anti superior samples sold at Is. per or more essay
then leaf week. Old white, 0/8. to 741. ; old red, tits tour:
new white, Ct 4. to 73a. new red, 00a to laic per 30 nose
There wu very little barley on utter, and the trade was qua a
no material change In the quotations. Malting. 40e to to pc
yr.: grinding, 30a. to 35a. per n;) stone. Oats were in niodasir
supply, and generally of fair quality. There was a heaths .k
mend, and late rates were well sustained ~41, to .0.
new, 28. to 335. per 24 atone. Of beans the show was halted
and the trade was item at recent rates : old. Us. to Set
44.. to 50a. per 33 stone. Peas nominally unaltered. taper ton
53a. to 55a. ; fine, 40,. to sis. per 20 stone.
Oxroien, MAT 25.—There was a good attendance at this Con
Exchange to-day ; the samples on offer were numerous. sed
holders given way a little In price a great deal would hot
changed hands, but trade was entirely co:snood to pirrtora
front nooossity. Barley for feeding purposes was la repot
oats and beans were much Inquired after; purduisers Ws.
inbuilt to • rise of Is. per ie., and in some instauses sari to
Flour ;seconds', with a brisk demur!, 50a. per sack.

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PiTIRDOIAWOH, MAT LS —We had only a small show of o!.of
here to-day, and last week's prices were, In some Instance,. ex
ceeded by li. per qr. All spring corn la request, and prune
favour of the selke. COMMIII beans made 475. to 48a, WM
small 60s. per qr. White peas, Co., and blue peas, M. -d
weighed Ws/ the sack.
Ithinrgo, MAO 25.-70-day at the Corn Exchange thew an.
average attendance of Amiens. Wheat appeared to he .Ths
well, the prices Mvlng a tendency to ascend. Barley sot Lou
were scarce. Beech sold well.

ItoellEsTEl, MAT U.—lncreased &moms has been Ippon
at our city market, while the late extraordinary fall is Ust
',vesture, and the unfavourable reports received .4 the ...owe
of the young wheats, have caused prim' to rule firmer.
nor Motsof both white and red wheat+, of which there sass filr
supply at market, holders were Inn in demanding bie Kivu
while a few extra line kits were about Is. per qr. deur,. As
present quotations for best white wheat are 67.. to 755., nett
few extra tins parcels 71s. per qr. ; secondary elite, Ms. to Cc:
and inferior, of to 645. per qr.: best red wheat, ma. MCA:
secondary sorts, ins. to 645. ; and .lamp and inferior, As. le.a.
per qr. Foreign wheat quiet, and pekes nun. The goer inn
lb as somewhat i•rlsker, asul all hest sorts realio.3l folly late pram
Owing to the close of the malting season there was ooh s ',-
strictest business done In barley'. INA mahius somplm leiat
nominally shout the some as before: hest grindine 101,1 '2.•
to :its.: and secondary. 30a. to Us. per qr. ncanely nolo*
doing in malt, and prices are about the same as before. nes
was a moderate show of oats, and all host lola of .1,1,1 made lab
late terms, widltrothers were the turn easier to purchase. Li:Ue
lattgrfor either beans or peas, and prices arc about the um
a

wnszce. MAT 25.—We still continue to be fairly ruiplid
with wheat, and bet little of spring corn. Wheat it is dor,
and all other grain fully maintains the prices of last wet
Priers to the grower:‘nwiet, white, era to at, mils sir
bushel : ditto red, ala to Ste., alum. per bushel :newts, 1. It
1u_241. per atone ; beans, Cie. to Sou per SO ttoue.

M 0111CLIKER, MAT 2.l.—At this days market Shore was, wry
short supply of English wheat. whkh was Sandi held for au
snare of fully Is. per qr., but reluountly rumpind
buyers. barley nominally sauntered. Oats quite as dear. lAAJA
and peas less inquired for.
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Yost, May tS. —There was a limited supply of wheat st tr
day's corn market, end males were made readily. enreme Mee
bgag obtained. Mime for white were etas to ass . M red. Sa
to Ode, par 36 /Zona Barley wee In small supply. A wr!
limited trade was 'lode, and previous rates were realweJ
int, als. per quarter; grinding,
le stone Mere
was a small slum of oata, which met a tnkrabsale. and I.n.ni
were as high as knit market day ; rum. Ms. to Jaa per N st.ac.
Henna were In fair request. The ahow was short. and fully Me
isles ware obtained ; new, 44a. to Ilea per Sa atone. Malt as.
to 70e. ; rye, BM per quarter. Flour, Cs. per tack of MAW
Weitzman, MeV 15.—We can report bat the arrival of me
small cargo of Preach maim, and coastwise little ha rvatbuL
Bmall deliveries of home grain. Only a ,orY limited hnslnw;
has been transacted here this week. The stocks .4 :rte or'
in the interior must now he nearly exhausted, hat ralikriset
dealers seem inclined to work °lf completely whatever little tar
nay have before buying again. The principal dlange W. haw
to note to day is in pike. of Indian coma, dealings in eld
grain have been checked by the depressing Accounts tom LI•Vr
pool, and all varieties case la. to Is. Sd per board cheOr
Foreign wheat, although in restricted deonsul. remains alb
and purchases cannot he muds ander our last setuolsyS qv*
Wens. Attack oats, full prices were iu a few mimeo peen!
parcels to complete shipments. In Irish wheat and barley man
not report much niteratioa. Hoar unchanged. The vestal?
cold, with uccashmal sin ewers; *Page, hee w, 0.1 sartc,..l r:kJ
time of the year. Imports this week : —ht aim. late, no,. ton,
sacks. EMMA& this week:—Oats, 3,9011 barrels . "'"4l

STAMFORD AND SIBSON RAILWAY.—It is el:
petted that the line in ppttooggtreeeass between Standard lag
the Sibson station of the Yeterbosonigh branch of the Las
don and North Western system will be ready for trdili
in about dx weeks.
OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL. QTEENstnntlt
MAT 26L—The Royal Mail steamship Cu‘a arrived her
rk
6 a.m., embarked 74 sacks of mails, pamengerg• 2ft°
gram', and proceeded for Halifax and Roston at IX paL:
all welL
fiIIiALTR RESTORED BY DU BARRY'S FOOD TO Tit
STOEACH, nerves, lungs, and liver of oft and Toone%
nlitr
dyspepsia (indigestion,. constipation, diarrhir.i.widitT
ache, neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, slecid., wow. .7..
wasting, cough, asthma, levers. consumption. I.'" 'On"'
annual cures which bad realsoni all niodiciues, iwd
of his Bennie the PoPc.—Ttas, K 1..144. ; Ilh 6'i°-111.
24. ; 241 b., 400.—Du Barry sad CO., 77, keSNtl,lfret, Lose
also at Fortnum and Maine's; and at al, tna...,hard'4°:./j
4. Chi spathe: 63 and IE4. Oztontstreet : and Krt'""
chemwts.—(Advsrderimison