The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

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TALLOW. —TI,PADAY EVENTNR.—The market has bem
quiet. The chwing prices are subjoined :--:Spot, 9 a ;
June. We. 6d. ; October to December, We 6d. to Ma. ;
Old Y. C. re-weighed, 52e. &i. to 521. 9d. Deliveries yes.
terday, 71 casks ; arrival*, 112 teaks.

COTTON.—Lictamot., JUNE 4.—There has been g
good inquiry for cotton to-day, with a very steady market,
'The sales are 15,000 bales— including 12,730 American,
44d. to ; 2,500 Surat, 4fd. to 6fd. ; 100 Egyptian, tkL
to 101 d. ; 30 Manuiliani, kid. to which '7,500 are
for speculation and export. The week's import is 35,712
bales.

COTTON 000D8.—MAKen Drr eft, Jure! 4.—The de.
mood for piece goods in still of a very limited character,
and the market is quieter than on Friday last. Printing
cloth and domestic~, including long cloths, are generally
without improvement. There is still some buying for Itlia,
at the foil prices of last week, but the unfavourable aceouuta
to hand yesterday and to-day from Calcutta and Bombay, as
to the state of the markets there, have again checked in.
quiry for Eastern fabrics. Yarns for India and China are
also more difficult to dispose of than they were last week.
They are still taken in moderate quantities by Eastern
homes at steady rater. Yarns for the Continent remain in
fair request without abatement of price. In 60's doubled yarns
there is an advance of about id. per lb t all numbers of this
class are steady up to 100's. There are a pod many (diem
to purchase largely in yarn at somewhat lower rates than
those of last week, but spinners will not make the con.
cession, otherwise a very activo business would no doubt
result

WOOLLENS.—Limos, JUNE 4.—The market presented
no feature of importance this morning. There was a
moderate attendance of buyers in the Halls, and about au
average Tuesday's business was transacted.

MANIIFACTURFB.—HUDD►RBYaLD, Jura 4.—The at-
tendance has been much as usual, and goods sold are small
in quantity, the season being too far advanced for exten-
sive operations in light goods, and too early to commence
for the winter trade. Should our harvest prospects be good,
there is an expectation of ► good autumn trade, but no
primal revival m anticipated at preseut.

WOOM—HUDDIRSTIELD, JUKE 4. —The sales in London
(now drawing to a close) having maintained regular prices,
has caused a little more firmness in the market, but menu.
tacturers being overstocked with goods are very cautious
and buying very sparingly.

IDORN.—Hutt., Jrut 4.—At to-day's market a moderate
supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at barely last
weeks currency. Foreign meets a steady retail sale at
about late rates. Buyers work bard to pt some reduction,
but sellers do not submit, and choice qualities saliva.;
former prices. Barley dull, and both malting and grinding
decidedly easier. Beans and peas slow sale. Oats neg.
lected, although offered at rather less money. The foreign
imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 6,680 qrs. ;
barley, 7,975 ; oats, 4,566 ; beans, 1.265 ; peai, 2,215 ;
tares, 68 ; linseed and rapeseed, 6,278. Oil rakes, 22551
toes ; bones, 1,157.
LII.Day Jou! 4.—We have a tolerable show of wheat,
and there is some quantity of American offering,
which attracts the attention of our buyers, and the prices
asked for such are so low that it leaves us little chance of
making sales of English or Baltic qualities ; business is
consequently limited at about the rates of last week.
Barley as before. Beane, oats, and other articles maintain
their value.

LIVIRPoOL, JUNE 4.—There has been a good attendance
of both town and country millers and dealers at this morn.
ing's market, but finding that% they could not buy so low as
they had expected, they seem to prefer waiting. Wheat
wee very irregular. but may be quoted generally Id. to 2d.
cheaper than on Friday. Flour nominally unchanged. In-
dian corn was offered freely end closed dull, with sellers of
mixed at 31a., but no buyers. Oats and oatmeal bring
former rates. Beans, pea., and barley are each the turn
cheaper. A dull heavy market throughout, and closes so.
LYNN, JUNE 4.—We have bad another fine week, with
occasional showers of rain,wbich is greatly needed. At to-
day's market we had a fair attendance of growers, but only
a small show of wheat ; best runs, the few samples sold
realised last Tuesday's priom ; common qualities Is. to 2s.
per qr. lower. Beans were le. per qr. lower. Bar.
ley the same as last week. Per quarter imperial to the
grower :—Wheat, white, fillbs. to 6311,5., per imperial bushel,
634.? to 66e. ; ditto, red, labs. to b2lbs., 455. to Sin.
Barley, best Chevalier malting, 52 fle. to 5311 m, 43e. to
45e. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, fillbs. to 521 b.., 39e. to
41s. ; ditto, distilling, 501 be. to 511 be., 31s. to 35a Oats,
3611 x. to 421 b.., 245. to 27.. Beans, old, tl3lbs. to 65165.,
525. to 565. ; new, dOll., to WM., 421. to 46e.
NEWCASTLE, Jews 4.—The weather Rime Saturday
has been exceedingly wet; with a low temperature;
to-day, however, there are symptoms of its tak-
ing up. At our market this morning we had
a moderate show of wheat from the growers, sad
for which a steady sale was experienced, at full mires.
In south country or foreign little was done, holders being
unwilling to accept the reduction of Is. per qr. required by
our millers. Flour sold upon much the same terms as
heretofore. Sweet grinding barley wanted, but for any
other sort there was little inquiry. Choice malt in steady
request. Beans and peas unaltered. In oats rather mote
passing.