The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-11 00:00:00

MARKETS

TALLOW. TOMMY linaura.—tte
steady_ to-stay. April, 486. ; Ai,rl to
484. OIL; (Mast to Deeembir, 4tr &L ,

COTTON.—LIVEIPOOL, Aran. 10.--W e boil
very limited demand today, and a flat and very
market, at id. to Ed. per lb. decline. The maks 1,1 bales, of which 800 are for export sad specula**,

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corroN 9001:58.—Mamennersz, An
ket for stepping yarns has been very demand
more • te cause of it being telegraphic '
Liverpool reporting the cotton market down Si
with prices norninaL There are many orders s held back to-day that would have been erseutel s price but for the stagnation at Liverpool. ,
however, been a fair amount of orders given met,
ingtluististe of the market, but we close very , adisposition to take lower preen In hoes
the market is even more depremed than in these
There has been very little buidnem, and en%
cidedly in favour of the buyers. The cloth ends
very stagnant and gloomy ceschtion, frees
the feeling which has prevailed for this week
undeubtedlyhad its origin in the heavy
the anticipated decline in prices. Darn acs
entirely aloof, and abstain almost al tVill:
'indicating a price at which they world
rate. Such offers as have been made have hem eh
ingly low and reduced that as pandbility e
them a basis for business is out of the questim.
sellers have hardly been under the neeteeity
ef
the market on lower terms owing to the bevy
held by manufacturers, but many of these ere
a close, and to-day there have been evidenced
desire to negotiate with buyers en more
As before stated, however, the only prime
low that no actual operations can be approtack
quotations must be considered entirely
some of the larger sellers record an actual
significance in their prices current. As campy
last Tuesday some of these make a redustim la •
lams of 3d. per piece ; of 6d. per piece on piston,
6d., and in some cases 9d. on shirtinp ; of 3:1. ss
jacconets ; of 4id. to 6d. on T clothe; and of ft,
on long cloths. 91b 45 inch shirting widen %NS
at 20s. last week, are offering at 18e. 9d.

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WOOLLEN.—Leine, Areas 10.—We km,
alteration to make from our recent reports
trade in the Coloured Hall this eon g. li•
tweeds and other spring fabrics ha' been coal!, Mt
actions which have taken pia°e having been efe
chiefly adapted to the supply of immediate '
The white market has been quite of an odium
ter, a few parcels of hair-lists baying boa
which have constituted the bulk of tismaceme s
market. Hates remain firm.

MANUFACrIIRIS.—HOOOtammum, Anal.
market bee not shown much animation to-day hey
being present, and they appeared indispea to
g
freely. A few sales have been effsoisi lefts
mixtures, woollen cords and fancies, but in as lesat
business transactions been extensive. Tbs local lam
are also avoiding heavy stocks, the present that
betwixt the seasons.

WOOLS.—HUDDIRISPIELD, APRIL
though not brisk, continues moderately irk.
manufacturers, more reconciled to present prks, h
immediate wants, but are unwilling to spesalds tat

CORN.—HULL, Amur, 10.—At tads rs mesas
supply of English wheat, which sells freely stiglo
week's currency, and in souse instances la per %seri
is obtainable for choice qualities of red. Fasohei
firmness, but not much passing. Bole of mleireig
rather lower ; grinding sells freely at hp rag
market almost cleared. Beans and pens dim
Oats support former currency, with mikes raessarc,
Foreign arrivals for the week :—w hest, 3,381
14,679 ; oats, 339 ; beans, 39 ; peas, 1,689; foal;
rye, 50 ; Indian corn, 1,227 qrs.

Isuwww, APRIL 10.—The supply of wheat 111
limited here today. All good qualities fond rail
at la. per qr. advance ; inferior no alteratket
nearly done ; prices nominal. Beans sad pees hgliess
Lima, APRIL 10.—Fine dry new wheat IA
at former rates. Old is held for Ron MIS
where sales are made higher prices us °Mahwah,
thing wanting condition remains perfeally
Barley, beans, and all other articles sell slowly
alteration in value.

LIVIRPOOL, APRIL 10.—There was asq
attendance at our market to-day, and wheat wail
more request at late rates. Flour also more imwd 1
at 6d. per sack advance. Indian corn less freely
Oats and oatmeal steady.

LIMN, APRIL 10.-At our market we had • fit
anoe, but only • small show of wheat ; the price
were the same as last week ; malting barley rafts
to buy, although but little showing ; grinding
in demand at late rates. Beans and oat
dear. Per qr. imperial to the grower :-Mteat.
old, 631bs. to 641 be., per imperial bushel, tik &
ditto, red, new, 601 b. to 611 b.., 425. to 445. l
chevalier malting, 531bs. to 5416., 375. to 40• ; in
chevalier ditto, 5241b5. 531 b•, 331. to 355. Clia
to 381b5., 245. to 265. Beans, 631bs. to 6511 m, lets
Peas, maple, 631bs. to 641b5., 365. to 40e.
NEWCASTLE-Olf-TYNZ, APRIL 10.-At our Mak
morning we bad • moderate show of wheat ha
growers, and being without any arrivals coistme
Saturday the trade opened with great firm"
being at the same time unwilling to sell, sicepintsi
per qr. over Saturday's rates, which bad tie
of limiting business, but in the few Wm firs
curred that improvement was estikblitbed. Moe
more freely, and rather higher prim mat
Malting barley in very limited request, and tifs4lS
the same remarks being alike applicable to rag
Malt unchanged. Beans and peas met httl.
Oats again rather dearer, 20s. having beim paid
fine Scotch weighing 4231 w. per bushel
SALISBURY, APRIL 10.-There was a skeet sofF
grain, and • good attendance of buyers. A Istsaf
doing in wheat at late prices. Flour ulset to
Barley was in request, and best samples Meese s
advance. Good simples of malt were is rem•
priors firm. The trade in other respects mu 51W
last market's prices. New wheat sold at 44a Po 50t
qr. ; old ditto, 38a. to 525. ; barley, 351. te ;
.V.s. to 325. ; beans, 40a. to 525. ; peas, 425. to 50t ;
28s. to 32e. per qr. : flour, 3:35. to 30a. per ma ;
624. to 645. per quarter.

CATTLE.—SALISMRT, APRIL, 10.—Our skew
to-day presented a fair 'tinily of good animal, 01
was a good attendance of buyers. The better sorti
ready purchasers at from 10d. to 101 111
the wool, other aorta realising &L to Sfir A
r
in the wooL The pig
...market wai lug
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supplied with stock, ant' little business I" 111
acted, at former prices. During the last (0610'
supply of dead meat both in quality and queen*/ Iv'
well maintained, and also well supported by rek.
The average prices for beef are per carcase, 6d.
lb. ; retail ditto, 7d. to 70. ; mutton, wholes&
7d. ; retail, 7d. to &I. ; veal, ti 11. to 74d. ; 0101
to nil. ; dry bacon, 9d. to 104:; green ditto, 84. to
sweet pickled hams, 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old sio
16s. to 22.. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RAILWAY --..--
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Week
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Jan.
27. open sewers. chanalle 1.4' g
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IkTbitY.BlTAL&Central. 306 8,817 OTT 8.-
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Week ending March 17
Northern of Canada 94 303 1,010 1,91

Week ending Mann 2t
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