The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-05 00:00:00

MARKET&

701.deduigN.—Ijylar003,000 :maw, JUN 6 4.—Ge:porttrild.e7deln.ooo:3.,...d i.l!
Dem.. „riga a hardening tendency. Estountal mien to-day 14.eni
iod. to 14;d. : SOO Pmlm. ttc.. 101 d. 12Id. ; 150 Magellan
121 d. to 17d. ; 000 Egyptian, 15d. to 1,14.: 50 Smyrna 4.1
led.: 3,100 auest, ad. to 1024 : Bawl, Saluda. , 7.1
POO Pent, 10d. to Mt Yale Dbollersh, tale eureann,„.
Yid.: fair Broach, 90.. tale Bengal. 71,1. ; tale Y
tale Perusal, 12141. ; middling &weds 11114.. middling 6,1'4

COTTON 000013.—m•areezerrs, Jr,lt 4.—ln shipping It--
we have had a very strong market to-day, and aphis,'
have been 'eking higher prices. The advance has had the eft:
of rather checking businese At Friday's quotatioas which
nearly id. per lb. under those of today, a very large hem,.
could have been done, but buyereare not prepared to foik,.
a considerable advance as that demanded by spinners. In
trade yarns there has been a moderate demand at rates a I'.
in exam of those obtained at the close of last sees. The
het for these yarns le very strong. In the cloth trade tiler, to
also been a pretty steady business for the last fortnight. any
orders placed during that period have considerably rehetod
requirements of buyers. Still there are orders iu the Kurt,':
complete and to-days market is very Arm. The general =;,
of trade Is healthy, and manufacturers are well supplied;,;
orders. They are consequently disposed to adhere very it-
to their quotations, and though a shade less has been Wheel fi
some 'dads of goods to-day, such concessions are not lawny with much attention. The bulk of the business doing is sul: ;„
India, Including particularly mulls and jaccuorts LIM e .1.
Inge have also been In demand. Values increase in AlN,ett
acme proportion as those of yarns.

WOOLLIN.—LuDe, JOSi 4.—There has been a
attendance of lavers at the cloth halts this morning. The t• ~
and shipping trades have been tolerably well represcia, •
their operations have not been very extensive, their one'
evidently being more to look around for any fresh paws,.
may be to the market than to make large buntlines.
mend in the coloured hall has been chiefly for dark Rorwl‘ .
able for the fall trade. Coatings in various styles .d make, ::;1
shades have been transferred to a moaerate extent tir
period of the season. and with the further advance we is.t „,
peat they will occupy a good position in the market. A frIF
parcels of tweeds and plain cloths have also chansol beds,
Heavy goods are now beginning to be more freely inquirm after
in the white market, though the amount of burbles, dokk,
these goods will not assume a very important aspect au,/ the
turn of next month, when the autumn trade nun be Ikea is
have fairly commenced. Hair lists have nit sold inn pu,
morning only small parcels have been transferred. R.,t,
well maintained at the wool Woo Miles brims in the foul, t.,
bold a arm position.

MANUFACTURE& —IIUDDRILVIRLD, JUNE t.—There have
been more ►uyers hi the market to-day than last week, but the
same degree of caution is observable amongst their Mimeo
transactions as usual, excepting where job tote can be met wit 4
at lower prices and as regards summer goods, some 4 Um
manufacturers are disposed to give way a litUe for the popw
of clearing nut their stocks. In other descriptions small penis
only are made up, buyers evidently making such sele,wid
will give variety to their docks.

WOOLS.-110DDZIOSPIELD, JONS 4.—There is ■ good
meat of all descriptions of colonial in the market, awl now that
London sales progress steadily, manufacturers operate aah
little more confidence, but are not yet disposed to make Farad
purchases. No demand whatever for low foreign.

COILN.—Hrid., rums 4.—Weather has been hnt and Po-inc.
and vegetation has made rapid progress, some rain hs.. Nibs
and soar It has proved bane/Mal both to spring corn and pm
tares, hut we can scarcely say the saute as regards wheat, chink
hardly requires much moisture at this 110411011: but on the nick
prospects for the future are favourable, on the highlands e.pe.
Wally. At to-days market a small supply of English 'hot.
which Is taken off at about last week's currency . the gamut,
offering being only about sufficient for local reqiiireisenta
Foreign held firmly, but demand anything but active. Swim to
malting neglected, but grinding in good request at tally to.
currency. Beam and peas slow sale at bare yottate rains. Oa,
in request, and Ane qualities rather dearer. wriralsk
the week :—Wheat, 10,047 ; oats, 2,050 ; beans, lig ;peas,
rye, OS ; Indkus corn, 600 gra

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I►swlC9, Joan 4.-Bcareely any wheat offering to,lay t-
the little shown millers had to pay the extreme prcei of lac
week. Beans and peas as before.

LUIil. Jong 4.—Our millers refuse to buy to-day, ems*,
ae they do, bitterly of the flour trade ; holders of
however, see not the slightest necessity to press sales. al
therefore the Isuebeens doing is very limited. Other articks
before.

LIVIRPOOL, JIM 4.—We had a very fair altendanre
our market to-day, but wheat was only in limited demand, al
decline of 44. per cents' on the week. Flour dull, and id r
sack lower. Indian corn also 6d to 9d. per quarter muter na
on Tuesday last. Oats and oatmeal unchanged. Canadian pe
dull, and la nailer. Beene Inactive.
LTun, JCse 4.—Last week the weather was hot and ►wrr:.
yesterday and to-day is showery, with& lower temperature...
market today was scantily supplied with wheat . the teee,
although not active, was enn at last week's rates. hark) •.4
as dear, and in demand for grinding purposes. Beans and
as last week. Per Imperial gr. to the grower :—Wbeat. eak.
new, Bill. to Wire. per Imperial bushel., eds. to Ita ditto nay
toll.. to delbs., an.. to Wk. ; oats. :Ws, to Übe., We le :^;
beans, &Ili.. to Mika, 43a. to 48u ; Peak maple, 6311 n.
40L to 425.

NEWCASTLE-17PON-Trlta, JONZ 4.—Yesterday we had ran
day, to-day Is showery, wind north. We had a fair 'Madam
of Mayen at market, and although factors offered wheat NO It
the rates of Saturday, no progress could be made, Wren aftn..a
ls. per qr. less, conisquently most of the supply was held .att
unsold. Barley, beans, and peas slow sale. Oats dall.

Boussciv, Jetts t —The supply of grain was short. eel the
attendance thin, har-making g generally anmesord. and
the crepe are reported heavy. Little business was done w sh, At.
at last week's men Flour without alteration in pine. Dale
or nothing d. king In barley, and with the exceptioa of a gi,ht
advance In the pies of oats there was no alteration of any keel
of grain, and trade generally dull. Wheat. eta. wJs . lurk).
325. to tOs.; oats, ltis to 335.; beans, 445. to kW; pou, 40. t..
04.: rye, Ws. to lb. per qt.: tares, 6s. Od. to 7s. 6d. par bastd
Sour, Sts. to 50a per sick ; malt, 72a. to 70s. per qr.

cArrur.--BALIS3ITIT. Jr!tg 4.—The supply of beasts to-day
was short, and of middling quality : the supply was equal t, tire:
demand, trade being slack, and last markets quotations dip.
ported. There wee a large supply of sheep, hut good k.OOO
were semen, which wet a ready demand . inferior descrishoss
were • dull male, and a large number remained unsold. Acre
were a few lambs on offer, which sold at high rates. Calve,
were plentifully supplied, selling according to their varied ',ta-
lkies, prices on the whole being about the lame as last ye ied
The pig market was net largely supplied ; trade woo dull. awl
prices nominally unaltered. Best on beef, lit tI. tolls GI pee
score ; cow and heifer ditto. 10s. 13.1. to ; mottos, from
to Bd. per lb. : veal. 7d. to Thal. per lb. ; fresh pork. 7d to 714.:
green bacon, gal. to dry ditto, lid. to led. . porker. WI
score, Is. to Is. 3d. : large bacon pigs, tts. to Is. dal ; cot
pickled hams, 10d per lb. quarter-old store pip, Its, to lta.
each.

TRAFFIO RETURNS.

*AMWAY&
May 11 to May 40.
rest Central of Belem..
Week ending May 81
recon and klerthyr...
Week ending June 1.
!Irk and Bandon