The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TIIttItSDAT EVIIIIIIO.-21te market was steady
day. Spot, 43a. 3d. W 6d. June, 43a. 3d. to bd.. Odobet
Decciaber, 445. ill.

COTTON.—Lrrairoot., MAT 30.—An active demand from MI
trade, with a dearer tendency In Price*. IMMAated We. t„,40
li,ooo ban, including 5,000 apes laths and nava. 7.000 AreaV
tan, old. to lid. ; 1,500 ?errant, din. lid. to 12W, 500
and Bahia, 11 14td. ; Egyptian, ltld. le Wks 3
Smyrna, 100. ; 5,000 Sara, 7fd. to Bengal, neijde.
id. to bed. ; 10.10 Peru, 10fil. to 141 Pair Ditulleran ,
Oontranuttes, ; fair Brottell,At ; tar bengal.
=ilg,
do 151 d. tar PorosaL 111 d. ; oildtUlog bow
m,

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Basbrolitn, MAY The
treme quietness that prevailed on Monsiay in the wool caaik,„ ;
has to-day given way to • more cheerful tone. This, however.
met be attributed more to the favourable change in tbe eres
ther than to any actual increase In the demand. The
wool in the hands of staplers is now very tonsil, and, as apuukn
have of late Just bought only sunk:dent to supply riumesbate
urgent wants, they are again in the market, and are oblig„i
pay full rites. They operate, however, with great
epeculation so near the time of clip being out of the towitis,
The wools chiefly in demand are of the brighthaired
worsted yarns the demand continues without change. ,
the leading spinners of 30's super and 30's lustre, sew
of the former, are fully engaged for some mouths to sem'
Any attempt to advance prices, however, thesis operatt„.
Whilst • few remain busy, there are others she ar.
quite prepared to take orders to keep their machinery' eriik.
Two-folds, with the exception of 30's, are rather elm ken.
is still • pretty fair demand for Genappe yarns There a,,t;‘;
average business on home amount. In the piece Market thek
has been • large attendance of foreign buyers, but the
placed are on the whole only small. The demaud
account is mostly in fancy goods, plain orleans, and tyrant
The home houses are operating sparingly, and are able to ~,r, wants from manufacturers' stocks. The Amerree irate
is Oat. There is little doing for Prance. The demand for ti.
Nast ks considerably slackening. On the whole Waimea is ie
very dragging nature. Prima are much the same as thst ha,
been of late, though perhaps in many cues they are a haysteadier. The number of the pauper nil of the Bradloni
urea
is tell snore than in the same week last year.

LACE AND HOBlERY.—Norrniettax, NAT 3(l.—We are
again to notice a further slight improvement la the la c true
the home markets being a little stimulated by the brie wiatar'
For shipping the prospects Are not so anintakvi, the demand Ir.;
America bong especially quiet. For the Continent a rill r
better demand le springing np.—There Is still a fait mom
employment In the hosiery warehouses and factories. Arsiriva
houses have a little overstocked themselves, and thee is tut*.
quently au Indifferent demand for the fall trade. AMu motet
of orders are, however, being placed for the colonies, and, asp
firm market for yarns, the boom trade la well ►cpt up /„,
time ut year.—" Nottingham Journal."

CORN.—BIRNINGRAIA NAT 30.—At this day's merket th-re
was ■ Molted supply of Bmgnab whoa; which was final) held h r
fully as much motley as but week. toreisn umlauted hen,
oats, and beans only saleable to limited quiudittet,
altere.l. Peas more inquired ter.

BRISTOL, MAT 30.—The weather is become wenn and enamor.
like. At our market tn-day English wheat was In sash satelj,
and found buyers at fully the rites. of this day senni4ht
plies of foreign moderate, and the trade ruled quiet, without
alteration in values. For barley a muolerateounsumptiveirquiry
at last weeks prima Notwithstanding short stipples u 4 ads
the demand was extremely limited, at barely as mush won,
Maine tending downwards.
Davila, MAT 30.—The faroaraliis change to the weather boa
not affected the prim of wheat In our market today tudeel, m
some instances, for line samples, ed. a sack more motet eon
given ; although we cannot report the trade as bra. The esto
ply was good ; and Sex lid. may be noted as the top figure robed.
The business done in barley resod so trilling a character that it
l hardly worth quoting. tists, boas, pen, rye, and ttichrt
were all In small supply—sad the sales abided in either article
were at nominally the game price as last week. Beg Mau waist
We. to 335. ed. : beet red do., 335. to 334. ed. ; ditto sew
315. to 334. ; other sorts, 24.. to Sri ; barley. 34a. tonic . tweak
; els. to Ins.; peas, tffs. to lies. ; retches, lle. to tie. ; tee in
to ISa ed. ; tine dour. 47a. to 534..; beat seconds. 46e. teat
0111.11, tft. to 345. .

MST SO —Our market this morning wu sn.
Jerky attended, and a languid feeling presered All loultsor
a slow sale, but In the quotations of this do) seuniglit U shen
Mon was observable.

211114.114, MAT b.—Ws bad a limited show of *hest 111
trade was not active sod the business was dune at 11k$ Untie
in favour of the seller. For grinding barley full rate, •ere pa
Oats and beaus were steady at prices a shade higher than has.
fore.

NsWerra% MAT 30.—Our market was well supptied ow
wheat. The trade dull, but a fair sale fee lee pavan fibs
week's rates. Nothing doing in other kinds. co lark) a
oder. Oats and beans steady at previous quotations
IMMIIIA:A011, MAT PB.—As compared with last week, what vs
2.a down on top, and la Id. up on average. Barley was ha.
down on top, and 10d. down on average. Oats were b. ap
top, and Bd. up on average. Beans were 8.. up as top, el
Is. tld. down on avenge. Wheat, tn. to Ms. : bailey, Sis
401. ; oats, 675. to Yla, 6d.: beans, 385. 6d. to Ma

CATTLIL—BiItiMMUuIt, MAY 30.—We received a aY
amply of Mesta at this date market ; trade ruled quiet The
Bundy of sheep and lambs vas Mtge, the gettersl quaky pd.
trade quiet. Calms a email supply ; trade quiet. Films sea
esuomble sutrly • trade quiet. Beef, 6d. to 71d.. Moe.
shone, 6d. to 7 ; lamb, 9d. to *id. : veal, Id. to 7ld. perk ,
boom pigs, Id. per score ; perket dltto, 9a to 01.

liatslaL, MAT 30. —Atour cattle market to-day we well
a very short supply of beef ; probably owing to the sultry maw
the demand was anything but brisk, and there wee awe ass
sufficient fur the requirtmenta of the trade. The hie map-
menu a were smaller than we have known them toe a calla
able time, sod, as we anticipated last week, the extremely li
rates then obtained continued to be accepted. Best &ureter
realised from 72a. to 755. per cwt., and In some caws 7ta Pr
cwt. was obtained. Middling and inferior descriptive es
changed hands at from tea. to no. We received foss 1rt4401
an unusually large supply of store cattle, and trade beta mar
brisk a large bueluess was Muse outside the market. Ile issr
of mach cows was large, although there were not so mon) whit
week on offer; the demand at this season of the year 04114PACI
very dull, and extremely low rates are accepted, from ilia
16/. being an average figure, while In a few instances lei and 9l
for extra prime samples could be obtained. There was aces s
rather full supply of sheep. though 004 so large as 1..1 net.
there was an active trade, but prices did not show sey matertff
advance on mast rates, best wethera out of wool rednag
teem Id. to 7P1., and ewes and Inferior descriptions 60- pork
There were no siseep In the wool on offer. The show of 440
sheep 11111104111, bat, 00 fa 1110414 Cana when fat sheep sell wk.
the stores met with a dull sale, sad they remained on had id
a late hour In the day. Lambs were mach teens plentiful. ad
they were in good demand: prices showed a downsmi tar
dewy, but our quotation must remain at present led. ler
We had a short supply of pigs, but owing to the 08210 Wale
bade was dull, and prices tor all descriptions rennin at vi.sl.
per suers. The show of horses was rather midi, and a wry
limited trade was dune at prices in favour of the buyer.
NOTTINOBAM, MAT 29.—We had a few more hesea is tie
market, and they met with a better sale, from in Cd to IA pet
stone being given for best quality, and for second quality tra
As. to ye. 6d. There was a good supply of sheep. which 440
readily bought up at last week's quotations. Pocket AM nose
pigs made from i< 6d.to Is par atone. Lambs sold at lei Pr
lb. Calves, of which time was • middling supply, fetehel Ina
84. to sad. per lb
EmeareOli, MAT 19.— TM number of cattle this •
was 505, being 38 more than on this day se' t. Thu s
was good, and prices, as compered with those ohtenu
week were fully higher. beet beef, 8.. 9d. to vs. SI , undo
and inferior, 7s. 6d. to ta. 3d. per stone. The septa
and lambs was 4,406, being 188 more than last met
were slowly effected for both sheep and Lambs, and at the e
considerable number were unsold Aged blackfsced
the wool. 81d. to Pd.: cupped ditto, lid.: clipped lvv:ie
price, ; current, 7d. to 714, and downwards ; mush lea'
per lb. lambs—Top prices, an, 325., ]a.: curet,v.. • t
17a, and down to lea a bead. YOll pip brought ,6
e 1 t
Gs. ed. per stair; MX to eight weeks old ditto, A. alto la
bead.

Tax CATTLi PLAGUE. —For the week et
May 25, 84 attacks of cattle plague have been ref
being an inc era of 51 on the last return. Tbr lOU
number of cattle reported to have been attacked in nand
.
Britain since the commencement is 278,678, and r 4...":
animals have in the aggregate been slaughtered healthy 2
prevent the spread of the disease.
LONDON AND NORTH WINTERN RV LT J."
CARD'S PRoVIDIENT Sucieri.—An excursion to Southall--
Son and round the Isle of Might took place on Tora
hat for the of raising a fund in aid of the. sone-,
established at 'Amami station, for the benefit of tbr Las
stair employed at the London and North Westeral:ids.l
Company's London goods stations. The train, abut ec:.
sided of over thirty carriages, left the Chalk Fann rti
at 7.45 a.m., arriving at 11.30 at Southampton. vi,Nl
of the South Western Company's splendid Cam
steamers was in waiting to convey the excursionists marl
the island. It is gratifying to find that the escursion,l4,
ing so desirable en object in view, wee a complete sumq
and that a second one is contemplated during the
of August. All the arrangements were excellently
out, under the supervision of Mr. George Green'°°'
manager of the London stations.
HEAI,TH RESTORSD BY Du BLRBY's Foos to 11.1.1
BYnMACH, norms, lungs, and liver of old and 30" A “itt.
dyspepsia :Indigestion), constipation, diarrhea.
actin neuralgia, hysteria, palpitation, sleeplessness dv^",,,
wasting, cough, asthma, fevers, consumption, low spirts...7,7
annual cures which had resisted an medicines, includol".•
of his Holiness she Pope.—Thm, u la led
tia. ; 241 b., 406.—Du Burry and Co. 77. Regent
tsd
also at Forustun and Masee's• end' at 61, One...ens:di
4, Chaapaide es and Me. OxfOrdataset ; and oil
etwoules.—(Advortimenst.