The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-22 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—THI3IIBDAY EV tillNG.—The nazi* ey,
very firm thin evening. Spot via quoted 45e. ed,
46e. • June, Cie. fid. ; July to SePtember. 46a;L; 31
Oet
December, 48s. 6d. ; December, 49..

COTTON.—LivsliPon, JUNE 21.—We have *ph,.
report a very dull and inactive market, at about
day's rates. The salesare 8,000 bales, of which lAsj
for export and speculation. al

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Battimm, Jima
The hostilities in Germany and the non-reductim
Bank rate of interest tend to cause a more gloom, ha.
in our market to-day. If possible, the inanunaties et 3
has prevailed for some time past is eveamore marked th.
it has been. Wool oontmues to recede in the comity, im
owing to the entire absence of demand here, reeeeZ
fame to droop. There are no buyers at all. Prices, e.:.•Z
circumstances, are irregular. In twonted yarns no &.
whatever has taken place. The failures within the letit-Z.
days have cast an additional gloom over our alreedy4
market. Neither the foreign nor the home reachable
operating at all, and where merchants make inquire
more with a view to sacertain the deprecation 1444
taken place than to do business. In pieces, the Jura*,
merchants have been placing a few msignificant orders IR
immediate requirement. There are no other buyers% it
market, and prices continue to droop Tall direct/ma 76
failure of a manufacturer with liabilities behest lb*
and 20,000/. is announced. The machinery et ...I,
being continually diminished, and though stocks ,r171e.1.
low the running of short time will have to be sdeigeei

LACE AND 110SIERY.—Norrnscsas, Jun
Owing to many adverse circumstances, Chiefly the
of trade with, and cancelling orders from, the
as well as unfavourable monetary reports froftela
the past week has again been exceedingly etekt7Z:
lace warehouses. As most houses ars
Ms*
taking, few or no orders are given ont The.
houses are tolerably brisk, aud emphlealid 11 77
branches is pretty generaL The breehise ot „2.1,1 s
tinentsl war is expected to stop inao4.fti 7,11"
which have hitherto competed strongly wititg..l=s
and this will partly compensate no 604-17477,,s
diminished consumption which a state al ow Wee.
among the humbler classes.—Arottingßam bend,
-

CORN.-BlRRarclutt, JI'NE 21.-At this day'smerid
there was a fair supply of wheat, for which Wan*
prices were asked, and a tolerable durum u51ig,...1
at an advance of 3e. per quarter on English, ma 10:
foreign. Barley inquired for, and 2s. per quartayioZ
Oats more in demand, at previous rates. Besse URI*.
Peas dull.
BRISTOL, JUNI 21.-At our market toslay Ism
wheat was in short supply, and ',old freely at as &draw
3s. to 4a. per qr., and in souse instances even at WM
large trade doing in foreign at fully 3s. mate*
Barley in good demand at an improvement of td. pre
Rather more doing in oats at fully last week's prim,
change in Indian corn.
Devizes, Jura 21. -War abroad, and but so Wags
prospect as regards the coming harvest have had num
takeable effect upon our market today; ass nal h
advanced from se. to 6e. a quarter, the prieebariegrumw
60s. a quarter. At these enhanced figures thereupon"
a general disposition to sell ; and the market was ses
tualry cleared of almost every sample. There was s gel
attendance ; and but a moderate supply. The sslyady
ation we have to note in other articles is in beau eke
are 2s. to 3e. a qr. higher. Bread hues today adrusalt
a gallon. It is now 13,1. Best white wheat, 219. to RV
best red, ditto, 28s. to 211 e. ; other sorts, 3b. to 15•,'.
oats, 26e. to 325. ; beans. 23.. to 265.; peas, 19s. to 51;
winter vetches, 245. to 28a. ; rye, 16a. to 17a. ; dal*,
35e. to 375. ; best seconds, 3.15. to 34..
MANCHESTER, JUNE 21. -There was a very gut,
tendance at this day's market, and holders were kal
requiring the advanced prices, but the humus eft
was not extensive. Oats and oatmeal sold slowly, i
were each in favour of sellers. Beans, peas, sad dais
corn unchanged in value.
NEWARK, JUNE 20.-There was a short IMITI7O(Rill.
and a fair business resulted at 3s. to 4s. per qr. OTIR
rates. All other kinds of grain were held at a*
advance.
NEWDURT, JUNI 21.-We had a large supply of Am
this day. The trade very brisk, at an advauce of 41.1 e
quarter. Oats and beans a slow sale, at previous Wet
STOCKTON-ON-TMEM, JUNE 20. -The imports of grahl
the past week are large, consisting of u,576 qrs. in
aggregate. At this day's market there was &pia •
unusually small supply of grain from the farmers.
was in good de:nand, at an advance of se. to fx. per er.•
last week's prices. For south country and foreign a auk
improvement was obtained. Barley ls. dearer. Oatef'
to la. per qr. higher. Beans and peas unaltered.
price of Hour has been advanced to 4.2.. per sack. Ipkae
(per qr. of 631 b. to the husheli-Durham and York*
red, 555. to 57e. ; ditto, white, COs. to his ; south c
try red, 555. to 575. ; ditto, white, 62s to 63e. ; barks,
gTinding, per imperial qr., 31s. to 365. ; oats, feed, 11,-
26a. to 2Se.; potato (421 b. per bushel), 30e. to 315.; '
new, 48e. to 50s.
I.le Rea Dor, JUNG 21. -The market is thinly attedsi•
but little wheat offering ; the trade is 3s. per qr. highs
Barley and beans are Is. dearer, there implore maple
of beans and prices are rather lower.
itoxwhEitly:lwßwaslaii°6,lll6:d.joVpNuolpo2°toon.-p,Ato.spo,,lC4sdaninparedd
o2;.ootiwii:ihtoortgthsles
were Is. up on top, and 2s. up on average. Bahr'
same on top, an.i 7el. uto o
p o4n.sv;eragtoet. .
. I%2bilsestto,ulta

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CATTLE.-TIT [inti cH L Jess 21.-We received
supply of beasts on offer this dry ; the gene. COD
prune. The beef trade ruled steady at about lsser..
The supply of sheep and lambs moderate. A clones
wade at Tuesday's quotations. Cab cc a fair mull
treme prices realised. Fat pigs a moderate supply,
61d. to 81d. ; mutton, 7d. to Pd. ; lamb, 9pl.
veal, 7d. to 9d. per lb.; bacon pigs, Bs. ill to 10•
score; porket pigs, 10. to lls. 3d. per score.
BRISTOL, JUNE 21.-We had • very short sqo,:
beef at our market to-day, and though it was
sufficient to meet the demand, the high prices we sis
trade rather dull. The stall., however, were nevi
• very early hour, and prices showed an &demo'
week; best descriptions realised from 684. to ice,
and secondary from Os. to ties. There sere only
animals consigned to this port for the present mike..
the short supply of beasts from the home districts is we
owing to the fact that the prevalence of the plugs g
months back prevented the formers buying yoouggg
which would have come to hand just now. Thera
a larger supply of sheep, with • good trade. pried rsr
from 70. to Bd., but in some instances Kph was I
and in nut a few cases holders of anything very prit
mended Std. ; our first quotation, however, proved i
average figure. Lamb was more plentiful, and thew,
very fair trade at a reduction on last week's Merl
ranging from 9d. to 101. per lb. There was s r
supply of store sheep, and an average business .-
A very fair number of pigs, and business showed
animation, prices ranging from 10.1. lich to lls.
A rather small show of horses, with a limited
prices have an upward tendency, sold at no
market quotations will, in all probability-, the/
improvement.
NOTTINGHAM, Jess 20.-The reapply of beef
this week, and best qualities sold at from iv.
per stone; inferior, 7s. ed. to Bs. A larger
mutton, beat quality fetching 91. to iqd. per lb.
7d. to e:d. There were more lambs shown, a
varied from 335. to 425. each. Porket pigs sold
to Be. per stone. Bacon pigs same p rice
s.
cattle at market :-Katarday, pigs, ;
sheep, 880 ; pigs, 4.
EDINBURGH, Juts 20.-The number of c
morning amounted to 133, tieing • decrease,
Sales were easily effected at prices considerably k
thoeeobtained last market. Top price, 121.; current
to lls. 2d, • cows and inferior, Bs. tat. to 9s. td. p
The number' of sheep and lambs was 1,912, being.
than last week. The quotations given are for
of the wool. Blackfaced wetherg, from 91. to'
top price, 90. ; current, 80. to Pd. per lb.
price, 48s. to 435.; current, 34 e. to 383., and
per head. Numbers in market-Fat cattle,
1,912.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DI
BIRTHS.
BIG.NELL.—June 19. the wife of Mr. E. Eiguel,
Kent, of &daughter.
DAVIT SON.—Junc 19, at Erith, S.E., the wife of
M U., of a eon.
DEWsNAP.—June 19, at Barnes, Surrey, the wife
nap. Req.. of a daughter.
street, Edinburgh-
ugh .
MACLAGAN.—June 20, at George-
Lieutenant-Colonel IL Montanan, R. ,of a dater
PROViDNIAN,--June 19, at Arthur-road, Stoke :iv
wife of J. Proudman, Jun_ Esq., of a son.
SALE.—June 19, at Atterclide Parsonage, near
wife of the Rev. T. W. Saleß. M.A.. of &daughter.
MARIAGES.
KENHOLZ—LEVISON. —June 20, at rortedown.r
Rev. Dr. Adler, A. Arnholi. Eaq , of Ceres. Cape of
to Mary. daughter of Dr. Levison, it. Johlii-WOod.
CAIT—TOWNE.--June 19. at St. John's., Earkon, bY
Cordeaux, William. son of the late E. Cats,
Sumer, to Elizabeth, daughter of A. Towne, ENI-
Kingsland-creacent.
PASQUALINO—WHITTAKEIL--June 20, it
Church. Maidstone, the Marchese J. Prenloili".
to Julia
ient
Smythe, the daughter of C. G. H' hit'
Banning.

DEATHS.
ARKWRIGHT.--June 20. at Cork,treet, Purliugt4e4.l.
TITZGERALD.—June 19,
Emma, wife of A. W. Arkwri„.ht, Elq.• age° 32 cola'
norla, the wife of Mr. P. Fitzgerald. '
OORE.—June 19, at lionham.Park, Lady Orate.
at M. Margaret's. Twia
Gore, Bart., aged 94.
the wife of J. F. Prince, aged 31.
raimcE.—.lune 19, at Old Hall, Stand, near Manchester.
SIITTIIIES.—June 19, at liathern Rectori.
Elizabeth Mach, the wife of the /tee. E. Mnyhlea
THOMAS.—Jane 19. at Park-place, Loin% n*l2°
eon of T. Thom', Eon., aged 16.

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