The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-23 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—*TBDLT Ityznyro .—The market &mild
to-day, at 4.35. 6d. slot ant Jun., and 46.. 3d, October
to Deoombsr.

COTTON.—LimPooL, KAY 22.—Market Quiet at
fords 'a prima. Solos to-day 5,000 balms, turudi„,
rpmsaLgaa and aaport. 2,000 Amadeus, 104.
800 Pernam, ko., Ind. to Mid. ; 50 Rentian lled. 4
190. ; 50 Smyrna, 9d. to 9./(1. ; 2,100 Surat,.4o. tout;
Madras, &R. to 91d.; Bengal, adieu, ita., 54.

COTTON GOODS. Kuicauens,
market for cotton yarn and cloth continues to show vis 6
depression, with very little disposition to operate.
shipping yarns there is no improvement since aw,.
Prices are the same. There has been a fair inijuti7 t 044
for the Levant, but at priem too low to be maim* eitte.
tamed by spinners. The demand for India, and more pi.
ticularly for Germany, is emeedingly anal, and Mel his
gamely been any operations for those markets. For haw
trade yarns the market has been very quiet, and piny
rather weaker. For cloth there is no inquiry sod ao ogee
making. There is not sufficient business to test whim
fairly, but on the whole prices are understood to be rub,
easier.

WOOLLEN.— LAWS, MAT 22. The market' this
morning have presented quite • holiday appearance, eka
attendance both of manufacturer' and merchants Lai
considerably below the average, and the businew tea.'
acted merely nominal. The few parcels which have heft
transferred have consisted of a limited number of
fancy coatings, together with • sprinkling of hairbsts std
heavy goods. There has been no alteration in rates.

KANUFACTURES.—IIUDDZIMPIELD, MAT 22.-31
market still continues in • depressed state. No bums d
consequence either from London or the provinces have st
tended to-day, and the local merchants have exercised dig
greatest caution, purchasing only such goods is they hue
orders for or to make up assortments in stock. 2,.
tunately stocks on hand were light when the panic sets,
and should the money market become easier mikes
might speedily be restored.

WOOLB.—Flunoznannp, KAY 22.—Altho➢gb then I,
good choice in the market there is but small dmaaa fir
any description, manufacturers being afraid to opaat•
the present state of trade.

CORN.—Hum., Mar 22.—At to-day's market • mad
supply of English wheat which is cleared oft chiefbr
local millers, at last week's currency. Foreip udi
slowly, but late rates fully maintained. Barley both**,
ing and grinding move off readily at prices rather
favour of sellers. Beans and peas very firm. Oats oh hi
quality fully as dear, secondary sorts rather ihal.
Foreign arrivals for the week:—Wheat, 4,866 ;
5,802 ; oats, 6,871 ; beans, 1,910 ; peas, 2,567 ; tangy
363 ; rye, 139 ; Indian corn, 250 qrs.
Irstricit, MAT 22.—A moderate supply of whetting
to-day, for which there was a steady demand at ha
week's prices. Farmers, however, were reluctant sdlem
Beans and peas scarce and dear.
Lime, Mar 22.—The trade is remarkably quiet tea*,
but where sales are made full prices are obtained. Bensy,
beans, and oats sell readily at late rates ; other satins
unaltered.
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I4VZRPOOL, MAY 22.—At to-day's market we had cal*
moderato attendance, with a fair demand for whatii
previous rates. Flour quiet and unchanged. lair
corn in fair request, but rather easier—in some OMSK
per quarter lower. Oatmeal quiet ; beans firoi ;
rather firmer.
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LYNN, MAT 22.-At our Corn Exchange this day, tin
show of wheat was moderate ; the demand was slow at hi
week's currency. Spring corn unaltered in value, en*
beans, which were le. per qr. higher. Per qr. imparielk
the grower :-Wheat, red, old, 6313.. to 6411 n pg
imperial bushel, 475. to 495. ; ditto, red, new, MU is
611105., 445. to 46a. Barley, best chevalier malting, 538.
541 be., 375. to 40s. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 528. to
531b5., 335. to 33e. Oahe, 361bs. to 3811 n., N. to Ss
Beans, 631 be. to 651 be., 46e. to 413 e. Peas, maple, aks.
to 641 b., 36a. to 40s.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TTNi, MAT 22.-At our market thl
morning we had a moderate show of wheat free the
growers, but from the coast the arrivals are to a fair a•
tent, which, added to the quantity left over from SUP
day, made a fair average supply. London, however, an
being cheering, only a moderate business resulted, bat i.
the sales made fully former terms were acquired. Bar
unchanged, and the same remarks will apply to 441111
articles.
SALISIWAT, MAT 22.-Whitsuntide festivities were ken
up with spirit in this neighbourhood, which much inn.
fined with the business of our market to-day. The apply
of grain generally was short, and the attendamos
equally limited, very little business being transacted is say
kind of grain at the rates of last market. In a few is•
stances haymaking has commenced, and crops are reported
a good average. New wheat, 355. to 42.. per qr. ;di
ditto, 38s. to 52a. ; barley, 355. to 42.. ; oats, Va. to SS.;
beans, 402. to 525. ; peas, 425. to 50a. ; rye. 281. to 3111.
per qr. ; flour, 335. to 395. per sack ; malt, 625. to 61.
per quarter.

CATTLE.--BamsnollY, MAY 22.—Ourmarket to-day.*
shortly supplied with sheep, the quality not being of Os
first class generally. The attendance of buyers was she
limited, but the whole on offer sold quickly, at the sun
rates as last market. There were a few pens of fine hats
on sale, which sold steadily at high rates. The pig market
was thinly attended, and little business was transacted
late rates being very firmly supported. Beat mutton, wt
of the wool, ted. to Sid. ;in the wool, la to 100. Bat,
retail, 7id. to Sid. per lb.; veal, 6id. to 70. ; fresh pad,
71d. ; dry bacon, 9d. to 100. • green ditto, 61 le
; sweet pickled hams, 10d. to 111. Quarter-old sass
pigs, 20a. to 24a. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Pas- Mer- TWA 710,4
RAILWAY& open wingers. chandbia 1804
Week ending May 12. £
a
Brecon and Merthyr

ireek—ending Ihii 13.
Belgian Eastern Junction. 264 134 196 330 0
Week ending May 19.
Cork and Bandon
10,963 NO
Glasgow do South Western. U 9
Week ending May 20.
Cambrian
Great Lutembourg 134 1,181 1,669 0,151 4131
Ourthe Line
Metrolitan
North London ll 3,318 1,506 4,0 N IA
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BROTHER IGNATIUS. —The monastery founded bf
Brother Ignatius is now closed, the monks having bed
succeeded by a " man in possession." It is stated, lee'
ever, that an effort will be made to re-open the boo
with 's, fresh set of monks. The works of a nearly (undid
new chapel at the rear of the monastery have been eis
pended, and the brethren of the English order of St. Bese
diet have completely suspended operations in None& is
the present. The Rev. G. Drury, rector of Claydon, Se
folk, who first introduced Brother Ignatius to the redo
counties, is understood to have now taken s promisee
part in closing the establishment at Norwich.
NEW ACTS or PARLIAMENT, —U p to the preset
time 83 acts have been passed in the present sews,
from the Ist Feb. to the 18th May ;of which 32 ire Pe'
lie and the rest local. On Friday last as many es 56 So
tutee received the royal assent. A new Inclosure Act
passed on Friday, authorising the inclosure of the ionri•
mg places:—Walsall Wood, Bathford and Weiii_i2
Charing and Lanham, Preston Candorle, Warrnwel‘Nw'
gill. High Cowbound, Chillington, Coldly, Cain, mow
worth, Southey, Hill, Lochton, and Maismore.
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also
tins, at ts. led. 11b.,
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