The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

MARKE'r&

TALLOW.—TNITRODAT Emu:co.—The market emelt et
today. Spot, 41c. ; June, 41e. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; sly to
Seplember, 412. ed. to 41e. ed. ; October to Dee.
4411. to 440. ed. ; November to December, 44e. 3,1.
44e. 6d. Detivery to lam *Teeing, 511 cute; artinl,
le asks.

°MON .—Liewoot., Aran. 14.—We ham bad a
quiet market without clump in prices. Sales today 7,1%
bake, loading 4,000 far speculation and ezpott. nit
American, Zit& to 27td. ; 300 Perham, ke., 24d. to 270.
150 It...ham nia. to 2nd. ; 500 FAYPtittl. Zsitt. to 34d.
300 Smyrna, 22d. to 2414. ; 3,450 bunt, 141 to 2.."1

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BILADFORD, Ann It—
There is a fair business doing in moat classes of wool to
day, and prices are exceedingly firm. New wool mess
abM for current wants is now coming to market, and this
tends in some measure to check the tendency to an ad•
vanes in price, though the quotations are maintained with
great Amines& With the prospect of a new and larger supply
of wool In the market, buyers operate with great caution, sup.
plying only their immediate wants. For wonted yarns tie
chief demand is for home consumption. There is exceedincie
little doing for the continental markets. The oily sort f,s
which there to active demand for foreign account is Ws.
There is a brisk demand for Gesappe yarn. The price ha.
are generally higher than they were. The piece trade is
exesedingly quiet, especially for the continent. There ie
steady busmen doing for house consumption. Some orders
have been placed for Alll•rita. A fair bunnies has Also
been done for China. Some orders have also been germ
linos. Quotations are gradually advancing, sad some mak
especially moreens, are decidedly higher in price.

LACE AND BOBLEBY.—Nowisouaa, Arm 14._
The lace trade is still very quiet, the fine weather haying
set in too recently to bar bad es yet any perceptible effect
epos it. There is still a (Mr inquiry for milk mechlin,
it is not anticipated that it will continue long. The crepe;
fabrics have been again unfavourably influenced by mother
rifles* in the price of yarns, which it bad been geoerally
thought had reitord their highest quotations. The 'mini
Made manias quiet, in some branches depressed, partial.
Early in the dossed for the home market*. Some bore
speak of doing a little rare bursar with South America_
Nottingham. Journal.

0014N.—Bruarreatwe, Arum 14.—At this day's market
there was • large supply of wheat, which sold slowly at a
redacting, of la. per quarter on English sad Is. 6d. on
foteign. Barley unaltered. Oats tending upwards ; English
ls. per qr. &war. Beans sad peso firm.
Beuercm, Aram 14.—Arrivals this week are exceedingly
small ; the trade has remained quiet, there being no buyers
of any snide, except for immediate retail consumption.
Ths attesdanc• at our market to-day was lees than the
avenge. English wheat was in moderate supply, and hv
which farmers relied last week's priors. In foreign
scarcely anything passing. Fine malting barley stank
Stocks of minding are undergoing reduction, and holler,
were firm, but the demand was without activity. iur
maize very little inquiry. Supplies of cols cestioniq shun.
last we prima were firmly maintained, bat no advice
was obtainable.

Devine, gram 14.-We had a fair supply of wheat at
our market today, and in much better condition than of
late. The trade, however, was very slow, and where sale.
were premed some little 00130611111100 had to be made; but
Idlers were very indisposed to give way. The top prior
of red wheat was 20s. 6d. The barley market was era
°mediae, heavy, and good useful =him qualities could be
weltered from 28e. to 344., the latter being the top price
we heard of. NSW and peas ia lees supply, and a shade
better in price. Oats about as lest week. Vetches easier to
rzraßeet white wheat. We. to 215.; beat red ditto, 20s,
.• inferior ecele, 17s. to 20a. ; best barley, Be. to
34e. ; secondary ditto, 25e. to 27a. ; inferior ditto, Be. to
24a.; eats, 18a. to 235. 6d.; beans, 16s. to 205.; peas, 16s. so
19e. ; spring vitae', 235. to 27a. ; dna floor, 30e. to
31a. 6d.; other flow, 255. to 28s.
Ifelecglorrmt, Ann, 14.-At our market this morning
the atteedaree wee very limited. English wheat sold &lowly,
sad moat be quoted 6d. to is per quarter lower, while
foreign was offered at 2d. to 3d. per rectal decline, without
leadieg to Wieser The domed for flour was most Mac,
mate, and we reduce our quotations 6d. per sack. Oats and
oatmeal ware is limited request at late rater. English
beans were 6d. per quarter higher, but Egyptian were
mechanised. Ladies corn was the turn io favour of buyers.
NrWARC, Aram 13.-We bad • pretty good show of
wheat. Then was a heavy feeling in the trade, and prices
were 6d. to la per qr. below late rates. Late rates were
made for barley. Other sorts of grain sold at recent prime.

NEWIRMT, Ann. 14.—N• still 0011a11110 to receive Very
'mall supplies of wheat, bat folly equal to the demaods of
the trade, and which sold at about the prices of last week.
The mine remarks may be literally applied to barley.
Oat; beans, end pose einatieue as last week.
trzsanws, Arm 14.—Trade is dull, and though wheat
comes in good condition it is &Meals to sell and at rather
lower prices, the best samples of white making 48a. per qr.
In spring earn there is but little doing, the demand for
seed being now over.

EIMNIP1;14111, Aram 13.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 2a. 6d. down Go the top, and L. 10,1. down os
the average. Bralsty was 24. down as the top, and la Id.
down on the avenge. Oats ware la. down on the top,
and 6d. up on the average. Beans were 2s. down on the
top, and 2d. up on the assn.*. Wheat, 255. to 441. ;
barley, 265. to 38s. ; oats, 15e. to 265. ; been, 295. to 3t.a.

CATTLE. Arart, 14. There was •
reasonable supply of beasts oa offer this day, which came to
hood it good condition. The trade was fair, at Tuesday's
quotalicaa. Of sheep there was • good supply : coodition
prime, late prase realised. Calves were • large supply.
Prise light Wyss were in fair request ; isferior =arse
calves • very heavy trader ; lower prices were submitted to.
Fat pigs • moderate supply ; demand steady, at Turedai's
rates. Beef, Bd. to 7d. per lb. •, matt... aborts, 6d. be .d.
Per lb. ditto, is wool, 71d. to U. per lb. ; lambs, Ns. to
MiL east; veal, 6d. to 7d. pas lb.; bases pip, Ba. to 9a. 3d.
per score; porkse ditto, 9a. 6d. to IN. 3d.
EDINBORGH, APRIL 11 —Than was • moderate show of
fat male sad a large 'apply of sheep at market to-day.
The former fetched Lot week's prime, sod • good elearsoca
was effected ; but sheep were lower, and part were left
unsold. Beef, 7a. to 81. per stare of 141 b. ; mutton, TN.
to 84d. per lb.

•
NormanAn, Aria 13.—At the market to-day the
supply of beef was small, but of first-clean quality. All
sorts met with a slow demand at previous rates. Bost beef
made Bs. 9d. per stow, ; inferior, 7s. 6d. to Bs. A large
supply of mutton, which mot • good demand at higher
rata Beet smell led. pee lb. ; large, 7d. A large num-
ber of salves was on offer, but met with little inquiry, the
best sorts making 7d. per lb. ; inferior, 6d. to 60. Lambs
sold at 28.. to 30s. each. Beet mall porket pigs, 6e. to
6s. 3d. Bacon, be. to 6‘.. 3d. per stone.

CREESE.—Samanunr, Aram 14.—Onr market to-day
was rather sparingly supplied with cheese, bat the quality
generally was good. There was about the natal &Madames
of buyers, sad the trade on the whole was good, twiny the
whole of tbs supply having °hanged hands, and last mar-
ket's quotations were fully sustained ; prices averaged
follows :—Skims. 295. to Ma. ; half-skims, 36e. to toe. ;
W Makin doubles, 48e. to 565. ; Somerset', 565. to 60a. ;
and llsedden, 68.. to 745. per est.

V/AUL RUN DOWN 0/7 71111 START. The
Jersey sobermer Dewar, Captain Hama., was ran down off
the Start, at LSO SAM., on Tuesday morning by the
Glaegow ship City of Park The Dapper was from Swansea,
with coals for Peciamp, sod at the time of the madam was
oa • wiad elms hauled standing ap Chasse'. The City of
Paris was from Lando& le ballast for Olsegow, musics
before the wind. db. striae the Dappar oa bar port bow,
manes her down to the water's ad" sod the .chooser
west dows in sir minutes after the zollisios. Her crew
saved themselves by elimbing is over the bows of the ship.
MONA THAN WIN AND 1117111 SEAN ILYNA.—This
applies to the taw& and bast stock of spring sd rammer
patterns ever submitted for public approval Ti. morld-famed
16s. trousers at Alfred Webb Hiles; the origthotoes may maw
Viialimmt„ 73, Brookotreed, lismoveroquere. istablimbed 1751.
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