The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —THURSDAY BVIJIING.—The saarket 41.
to-day. Spot, June, 42a. ; October to
460., buyers. Delimits to last mai, I,4wipsistis;
arrivals, ,1237 teak&

OOTTON.—Livairoor., Joss 7.—We have hid
moderate demand to-day, and a very quiet sad 414
market at Id. per lb. decline. The sales are 5,030 iskiel/2 d
which 2,000 are for speculation and export

WOOL AND WOBBTICD.—BRADMID, Jun
The failure of Agra and Maaterman's Bank hee hid a.
effect of adg to the severe depreesion felt bi the
stew trade. Sims our last report no eireumstune tes
arisen to improve business, but, on the eon=
de
pressing influences in full operation have ad.
make matters worse. There are no transactions reeahl
today. Every one seems resolved to wait the hu%
events. It is impossible to give any idea of pieta, le_
vary just as widely as do the opinions of staple s ei
of the country clip. New wool is
p.. of
timidly so far as it has yet bat h
There is no new feature to report in either waled Ai
or pieces. Business is restricted to the narrowest
limits. Production is being cur :ailed more and ree
the fresh stoppage of machinery As old contra* et.
pize they are not renewed. The tendency of Aso
&wnward.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnrouau, hall
We notios a aright improvement in some braciehn
lace trade. With the continent operations are about"
dead loak, except that a few small orders have boo
for Hamburg. There is a little improvement fii;
demand foe the East Indian and American may
plain and mosquito nets being more inquired fir IQ
of late. The home summer trade has scarcely
and an kinds of goods move off very slowly. 'CZ*
1114111 i noticed last week in the hosiery trade has link*
ther stimulated by the increased business in yarn4.l„ft
descriptions h►ving advanced 2a. a bundle.
is general in aII branches, and there is a fair
demand both for home use and for exportation.
Rees Joierscil.

CORN.—BIBMINGRAY, Jo/+z 7.—At this days wit
there was a fair supply of English wheat, obik
readily at an advance of fay 2s. per mg
only is. higher. Barley unaltered. Oats helde fahl
as much money. Beans and peas lea in mut

BnierroL, Jinn 7.—Under the influence of aims vs%
rumours and excited reports from Mark-lane, VS arm
to-day, with a very short supply of wheat hem tic s%
was steady, at an advance of Is. to 2s- per qr. Pewls.
Is. qr. higher, with a good consumptive dewed, lej
withstanding very large supplies of barley, the den*
active, and prima have somewhat improved iron this
tremedepresaion of this day se'nnight. Oats is ash %
supply, and trade very slow, at last week's primj
corn in limited demand, and rather cheaper.
Damns. Jour 7.—We were well supplied wk►sbst
today, but the attendance wan e=l sad a maims
trade only was done, at pi ices about Ia per qr. skinsisim
of last week. There is scarcely any barley on offer. Bunk
oats, and peas must be quoted as last week. Bogeys
wheat, 24a. to 255. ; best red, ditto, 24a. to 24a. 61.; ens
sorts, 21s. to 234. ; beet barley, 38s. to 40s. ; ens*
to 325.; beans, 21s. to 255.; peas, 19s. to 23e.; miss
vetches, 24a. to 28s. • rye, 16a. to 175.; fins flair, as
375.; best seconds, 32;. to 3411.
MANCHISTIII, Jima 7.—Our market this mcgavits
only moderately attended. Holders of wheat, Mist
lish and foreign, required an advance of fully Is. pry,
at whichl the business transacted was not hr p. flat
was also held for an amendment of 6d. to ls. pernek
which checked sales. Oats and oatmeal were taker Int
at late rates. In beans and peas no change was olsenlis
Indian corn was the turn lower.
NrwAluc Jugs 6.—We had • limited supply cl chi
at our market. Business was healthy, and the Wirt
were le. per qr. higher than last week. Is ladle.
alteration. Oat' were about the same. Beans anialsed
former prices.
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NIWBURT, Jim!' 7.—We had a good supply elvial
this day—the trade very quiet at last week's pia
Nothing doing doing in barley. Beans and oats s isst
sale at previous quotations.
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EMBCII.6II, aUNE compared with lark
wheat was 2s. up on top, an L. up ca amp,
Barley was 6d. down on top, and 2d. down oa slap.
Oats were 3d. up on top, and Is. up on amass. Dun
were Is. 6d. up on top, and 2s. 3d. up as an*
Wheat, 42. e. to 51s. 6d. ; barley, 345. to no. 51.; elk
265. to 335. ; beans, 60s. to 51s. lid.

CATTLE.-Binmmoßair, JUNI 7.-We received a na
derate supply of beasts on offer this day, while me 6
steady demand ; late prices not maintained. The usefly
of sheep and lambs was about an average amber; ink
by no means active. Calves a moderate supply. Fstyip
a short supply. Beef, bid. to Bd. pee ; nut*
7dd. to sta.; lambs, 104 d. to 11d. per lb. ; veil, 74.11
9d. per lb.; bacon pigs, 10s. 6d. to 10a M. per sew;
porket ditto, 10a. 6d. to Us.
BRISTOL, JUNI 7.-There was but a sheet apply al Id
at to-day's market. Prices ranged from 70a to 7
cwt., and everything was sold. There was a large :tank
of sheep, the prices for which ranged from 70. tare pc
lb., but a great number remained unsold. Of lamb lam
was a large supply, and a brisk sale at from 10d. telli.
per lb. Bacon pigs met a good demand at about lid mkt
prices. There was a fair show of horses, with bit We.
business transacted.
Norntromtm, JUNE 6.-We had a good supply d
at our market to-day, and the attendance of the Weir
fair. A tolerable demand took place, and bruises mt
transacted at quite late currencies. Of lambs the isph
was by no means plentiful, and the inquiry was balk
at full rates, the best sorts making ls. per lb. Ilte
mend for pigs was limited, and the turn in price us
downwards. In the dead meat market there wormy
little doing in beef. Mutton commanded late rate, NI
there was not much showing. Prices-Mutton (devil,*
to IhL; ditto (alive), 70. to 9d. per lb. Pork, 7s 0!a
per stone. Lambs, 30e. to 40s. each.
Emwsortoß, Jura 6.-The number of cattle tie
morning was small, there being 169, or a do:remit 11
head. Wes were ready, and prices considerably WO
than those obtained last market. Top pries of drib!'
beef, lls. 3d. ; current price 10s. 6d. to 10s. ild.; audffel
and inferior, Bs. 6d. to 9a. 6d. per stone. The rule
of sheep and lambs was leas than last week, there issd
1,842, or 442 fewer. Sales were slowly effected, sad*
prices of last market are barely maintained. BloAfewl
wethers in the wool, 10d. to 1001. ; Cheviot do., lid.
110. ; clipped hoggs, Bd. to 9d. ; current, 80. be,
Bd. per lb. Lambs, top price, 465., 405., 38s fd.,
current, 365. to 375., and down to 30s. per bead. Nur
ben in market-Fat cattle, 169 ; sheep, 1,842; pip, 6.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAR
MALTA, JUNE 7.—The China left here at 4 p.m. yodel*.
and the Nyanza at 7 a.m. to-day. The former Easy o
ported at Marseilles on the 9th, and the latter at Boat'
am ton on the 16th inst.
OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. —The Manilla, WI
Southampton May 27, reached Malta on the sth irat
to
8 am., and left at 7 p.m. for Alexandria.
THE BOMBAY MAIL.--SUEZ, JUN R 7. —The Bent,
from Bombay May 24, arrived at 6 am. to-day t 1

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ROPOSED ISOLATION OF SCOTCH AIM 130
CATTLE AT LIVERPOOL.—In accordance with
inaleliebs
of Colonel Arnold, an application has been to*
Mersey Dock Board, that the Clarence and ColZlimi,
Docks should be set apart for the landing of °'
Scotch cattle, in order that they may be entirelys;
from cattle arriving from other quarters. The
has been left over for consideration.
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