The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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TALLOW. TtIEfgDAT EVENTIO. The market is
quiet. Subjoined are the present pram :--Spot, sfa. 141. ;
May to June, We. tid. "milers ;" October to December,
See. Sd. ; old Y.C., reweiched, Ms. 9d. Deliveries to
last evening, 137 casks ; arrivals, 604 casks.

COTTON GOODS. —3f AMIDST/IN, Mar 28.—The tone
of the market is rather firmer by comparison with whet it
was this day week. There has been rather more inquiry
during the last day or two fur cloths suitable for India at
the prices of last week, which manufacturers are unwilling
to accept. Scarcely any business is done, but the prices of
those fabrics are generally a shade dearer. In other depart.
manta the cloth market r really without change, either as
to demand or values. Contracts in shirting, are in many
cases running to a close, and nearly all kinds of printing
cloth are accumulating. The market for yarns to-day has
shown groat firmness. A fair amount of bushier is doing
for India and for Germany, and also a little for China. No
change can be noted in pries since last Tuesday, but the
tendency is slightly to harden. Home trade yams are very
dull of sale, but their value is firmly maintained on account
of the high price of cotton. Twofolds, up to 80's are firm,
and 60's perhaps dearer.

WOOLLEN CLOTH. -- LEsms, MAT 2s.—We have had
a dull market this morning. There was a moderate at-
tendance of buyers, but they showed no disposition to opt,-
rate, except at some conoet-lion in prices, and the transactions
were consequently very limited.

MANUFACTURES.— CDDEREIFTRLD, MAY Mt.—Buyers
attending to-day are not, numerous, and their purchases
are made with the greatest caution, buying only for imme•
diate wants. Stocks in the cloth•hall are increasing, which is
a very unusual feature in business here at this season of
the year.

WOOTS.—MUDDIRIIPIELD, MAT 28.—Although there is
an abundance of choice in all description. of colonial wools.
the demand continues very Hat, manufacturers holding off
an much as possible for want of trade.

OORN.—Huts, Mar 2& —At to-day's market a small
supply of English who'd; best qualities support last week's
rates, but inferior descriptions sell slowly at le. per qr.
less mooey. Foreign meets fair inquiry, and where sellers
could be found at 60s. per 48011 a. for best descriptions of
red Baltic (on which the demand appear' to run at present)
business was practicable. Barley, of fine malting quality,
folly as dear, inferior neglected and rather easier. Beans
and peas unaltered. (lets slow sale at barely late currency.
The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat,
12,4r30 qrs. ; berley, 5.312 ; oats, 4,498 ; beans, 3,318;
peas, 2,938; linseed and rapeseed, 4,597. Oil cakes, 251
Ilona ; bones, 941.

LEEDS, MAT 28.—The continuance of fine weather
prostrates the trade, and although wheat is offered at ,
decline of la. to 21. per qr. from last week's price.,
it fails to wore a demand. Hardly any inquiry for barley.
We du not alter the quutrtions for oats, beans, or othtr
articles.

LYNN, MAT 28.—Weather is dry, and rain is much
wanted on the upluods. At our Corn Exchange this dar
the supply of wheat was small ; the trade was slow without
any quotable 'lteration in prices. Spring corn prices the
turn in favour of buyers. Per quarter imperial to the
power ;—Wheat, white, Glib.. to Ohs., per imperial bushel,
Ala to 675. ; ditto, reel, failbs. to 621ba, 465. to scv.
Barley, best Chevalier malting, 52Albs. to 531b5., 435. to
45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, Nibs. to 521b5., 39m. to
41s. ; ditto, distilling, 501 be. to 511 be., 31s. to. 355. oats,
361 be. to 421b5., 245. to 275. Be.,us old, 631bs. to Gabs.,
525. to 66e.: new, 60lbs. to 64115., 42e. to 465.
li-NrwcAorLi, MAT 28 —The weather it now most
splendid, but rain es wanted for spring corn. At our mar.
ket this morning we Iced a moderate show of wheat from
the growers, and such qualities being wanted, fully mate-
tained Saturday's rates, but for any other description es
had scarcely any inquiry, and prices therefore may be
called nominally unchanged. Flour was in fair request,
and very little change of moment can be noted. Foe
barley we had few buyers, and to make sales lower rates
bed to be conceded. is other articles no alteration.

SALIMIUMT, Mae 18.—At oar market to-day we had a
good supply of all descriptions of grail), and there was abe
• full attendance. There VIM • slow demsnd for whoa,
purchases being confined to present wants, at • reduction
of Is. per quarter. Flour same as before. The few prime
samples of barley on offor maintained former rates ; bet
other samples had a downward tendeacy. Malt unaltered
in Value. In other grains the demand was steady and the
difference in price was • trifling downward tendency. Nee
wheat, 51s, to 645. per qr. ; old ditto, 575. to 67..
Barley, 30a. to 40s. Oats, 24a. to ras. Beans, 4:a.
625. Peas, 40s. to 495. Rye, SOL to 35e. per qr. Flour,
43e. to Ms. per sack. Malt, Bs. 6d. to 9a. 3d. per bushel.

CATTLE.—SAussuay, MAY 28.—1 n the market to-by
there was a moderate supply of beasts, but the quality was
rather of an todiderent character. The attendance was
rather limited, which, together with the extreme high
rates demanded, aimed the trade to rale extremely dull ;
but, however, best animals all found buyers, with a fer
rough remaining unsold. With sheep we were unusually
largely supplied, end notwithstanding late high rates were
demanded, nearly all were sold. A pen or two of very Rae
lambs were exhibited, and sold at corresponding high
rates. Calves were also well supplied, which meta ready
sale, at full terms. A full supply of all descriptions of pigs
sold tolerably well at late prices. Best ox beef reabael
12s. M. to 13e. per score ; cow and heifer ditto, Ils. to
lie. fid. Mutton, from 7d. to Bd. out. and Rd. to Od in th.
wool per lb. ; veal, 74d. to &L ; froth pork, Td. to iid;
salted ditto, lid. to Bd., and 10c ed. to 11s. per score;
green baron, 91 to 94d. per lb.; dry. ditto, 10d. ; sweet
pickled hams, 10d. to lid.; quarter old store pigs, 12s. tn
16s. each ; cows with oases. 1911. to 161.