The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

JURIST&

TALLOW.—THUSIDAY Ev;inia.—Tho =Art VIM fire
today. Spot, now, 404. 9&; old, 40a. 3d. ; all the matt,
40. 9d. ; October to December, 42a. to 43.3 d. ; Noma.
bar, 425. 6d. to do. Si Delivery to bet mob& 454 oaks
nivels, 985 cal"'

001TON.—LIvin800L, Jon 15.—The demi tentind
active, at an advance of Id. to par lb. la keg steptck
Salse ie4by, 30,000 bad, iiiaiwbsi 12,000 tor
and export. 1.200 Asairkelh 14id. 18g171,11000,
Pernarn, 16g. to Ina.; 100 Maranbam, MI& to
17d. ; 300 Maesb and Ban* Md. to 17d.; 3,000
rBd. to 180. ; 400 Samna, 10d. to 124:
017001 la ittrat, 7d. to 14Id.
7; Madras, 10d. to MK;
Bend, Wade, ha, SS. to Id.; China, old. to NM;
Japan, 9d. to no..

WOOL AND WORSTED.—SIt•DTOID, Jamlft—lhan
is again an exalted market. The Back has reduced the elks
of discount to 3 per amt., and a sale of 53.000 bale
cotton at Liverpool is reported, and the result is a esses
cheerful tone and a firmer feeling. Notwitlistandisg, ben.
ever, the demand for wool is mere limited than lams mit :
Spinners supplied themselves pretty freely a fortnight a
three weeks ago, and are reluctant to pay the Mimed
rates which eteplers are obliged to ask in consequent'
the high prices which are current in the country. him
are very firm, with a tendency upwards. There has I
es
selittle new businces done in worsted yarns. Spieeen
asking much higher prices in ceder to keep off orders. The
contracts which have been recently entered into will kelp
spinners fully employed for several months, and is they
are not in a position to deliver Dinh orders foe some time,
they are inclined to wait till the wool market buxom
more settled than it is at present. The home Ws
for yarns, and especially for two-faffee oroookollf
brisk. There is no lack of orders in piton. Manufactami
ere extremely busy, indeed they have orders in hand whit
will keep them fully employed for months to come, sell
some are obliged to reject orders by thousands from in.
bility to accept them. The demand for both fancy tal
plain goods is exceedingly large, and this applies net to
one quarter of the world, but for every quarter—for Am
rice, for Chins, for France and the continent, sod for holes
especially. Machinery is nearly fully employed,
a few months ago half the machinery, both in,:
ring and nsurafacume, was .tending, and is&
spinners and menufactarte have difficulty in pia
tang workpeople. Many Lancashire poems who fond
employment in the district daring the cotton funk*
have, on a revival of the cotton trade, returned bonnie
their owe county, and their want is now seriously feltin thls
district. We have heard of one large house that has takes
so extensively in cobargs, satin de chines, Italian cloths, sal
other duns of goods, that they will be well employed lady
November next. The demand for fancy goods, apse*
of the new elan of goods celled melange continues. Prins
from last week.
are very firm, acid sot changed
LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnicuaw, Jon 15.
There is rather more stir in the warehouses this week, tong
to the advent of several buyers from the continent, but tie •
home trade is still quiet, as it is usually at this time of in
year. The demand for plain nets is a little more Whet
but the principal inquiry is for silk laces, mechlins, en
trimmings of all kinds. In the hosiery warehouse, ten
reports are of a more cheering character than they wan a
week ago. The home trade is a little better, the stiffish(
rates of cotton and yarn prodmieg men& lame ores
from those whe wish to replenish their stocks bah:mein
are compelled to give higher rates. The export trade
also much more lively than of late, several large aides
having been oleos' far the West Indies and other pule ti
Amenes.—Nottingham Joann/.

OATTLE.-Bixiiixonam, Jmrx 15. -Them was slip a
moderato supply of beasts on offer this day, which met a
steady trade at full rates. The supply of sheep and lamb
was a full aversp number, whael meta fair iopir6
Oalves a fair supply ; trade fair, full press realised. Tat
pip a fair seasonable supply. Beef, 6d. to 71d. pw ;
wether mutton, Bjd. to 81d. per lb. ; ewes, 71d. to &LI
lamb, 10d. ; veal, sd. to Bd. ,• %eon pip, 9a. 6d. to 1001
per snorepocket, ditto, 9s. 6d. to 15s.
NOTTINGHAM, Jots 14.-We had Dot an average sand!
of fat beasts at our market to-day, but the quality of the
animals was very good indeed. The demand was imprordi
and prices were 3d. per stone higher than on the weak per
Tio92. The sheep pens were abundantly 61Ied, and, than
being a good attendance of buyers for the London ourks4
large trade was done sad full prices were obtained. TM
supply of calves was middling, and the inquiry was heal WA
at otiose the turf in favour of the seller. Lambs were ail
a limited show, and extreme prior were paid. Pigs minds*'
Mimed their previous value. Quotations
tea. 2d. per 'tope; mutton, 71d. to B}d. ; veal, 7d. to 8L;
lamb, 101. to 11d. per lb. ; pork, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 31 per 14116
Ermernima, Rau 14. -The sappy of cattle this mains"
was larger than at last markets there being 823, ar
as
crease of 205 head. The demand was good, and late PO
were fully maintained. Top pries, 84. 9d.; current, Be.
to Ba. ; middling and inferior, 7s. 311. to 8a le
stone. The bomber of sheep and Jambe was 4,300. ball
Thelees than last week ; 458 of which were store lasi&
demand was good, and the prises of last wank woo
maintained. Top price of the beet mutton, Bjd. ; canssle
Bd. and down to 70. per lb. Bomb blackhead
9jd. per lb. Lambs, top prima, 335., 31s. 61, 315., 0.1,112
down to 255. a head. Fed pig' brought ss. fid to fle. IL
per stone ; six to eight weeks old do., 14e. to 18e. a bad
Numbers in market-Pat cattle. al; lean do., 708; mak
ram, 87 ; sheep, 4,300 ; pigs, 415.

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