The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—Homer Evart/Rh—The tallow auki
oontinues quiet. The demand from the kid, ma
small, but speculatively there is morn disposition to
to-day, prices being regarded as not altogether %Nth ,
present quotations for October and Deosmber.-0;
Quotations are Spot, 445. ; May and June, 436. st
June, 44a. to 4.35. 9d. ; Oct. to Dec., 465. 3d. to 4b.
town tallow, 43.. 3d. net cash. We have no sorts el;
ing. A cargo of Odessa tallow has arrived to.* im
will probably be on sale shortly. We should quotellissp.
445. 6d. to 455. ; Beef, 43a. 6d. ; Cocoa nut cia
Cochin, 52e. ; Ceylon, 45a. ; Sydney, 425. to 445. Pok&
oil quiet 42.., fine Lagos. Palm nut oil, 41a—{p
the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles.)

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADVORD, KAT is
Business has not improved since last Thursday, Then,
suntide holidays have, as usual, had the effect of ambit
ing transactions in all quarters. The price of wad am
be spin quoted as lower ; but the transactions are tos
important to be regarded as a test. The country fain s,
now commencing, and as the sale of mall lots at hoss
feat went at lower rates, staplers seem to be peewee f,
lower prices at the approaching clip. The warm wain,
it is expected, will induce farmers soon to proceed sit
the clipping, and the consequence will be the Wei.
of new wool to the market. No improvement V.
taken place in worsted yarns. Prices set ateak
as buyers cannot be met with. Orders ars
ning out, and machinery will soon have to Buy
if new orders do not come in. The same indiqui,
tion to operate and the same caution are manifested%
the part of those engaged in the piece trade. The km
houses are quieter ; the American houses are not oreesig,
on account of prices being too high ; sad the fa*
houses, owing to the unsettled condition of ecseamod
politics, are almost entirely out of the market. Priem
drooping.

COTTON.—Lrvutpoox, MAT 21.—We have to mug.
very moderate demand to-day, and s very quiet alia igt
market, with prizes still in favour of buyers. The Wu
are 6,000 bales, of which 500 are for export and epeeeib,
time.

CATTLE.—Lrezenor., MAT 21.—The supply cl otsk
was much larger than on last Monday. The demand as
for cattle at much lower prices. Sheep were also lam
Lamb unchanged. Beef, 7d. to Sd. per lb. ; sheep iaesd,
100. to 11d. ; sheep out of wool, Sd. to 9d. pee L;
lambs, 30e. to 40e. each. Cattle at market, 1,162; ielf;
4,259.

COMA —LowDog, MAT 21.—Hastings Hartley ,17s 11.;
Holywell Main, 17a. 6d. ; West Hartley, 17.. 3d. ; Tills
End Roswell, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, Rs. 61.;
Walla End Kepier Grange, 17s. ; Walls End
Hetton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 16.. 6d. ;
End Kelloe, 17a. 6d. ; North Staffordshire, 17L—
at market. 28 ; sold, 27.

AGRICULTURAL Paciarturs. —The week optall
with a cold harsh day ; cloudy at times, but with urn:
wind N.W. On Monday it was thick, with a den fight
about an hour—having something the appearance d s
' blight : wind from the N.N.W. to N.N.E. ; thermion
48 degrees, barometer 30 inches. A higher temperature.
much needed for all the crops, and without this Seel
some probability of a late harvest. The grans have hen
much checked in their growth by the cold nights. Ti,
day was a cold sunless day, and during the previous silt
a frost was experienced, some ice appearing : wind 11.N.1;
thermometer at noon 44 degrees, barometer 30.20 in
Our advice' on that day from Lancashire stated :—" Re
have had some heavy ram-fall lately, and the weather
now mild, pleasant, and spring-like." From the Westßidin
of Yorkshire it was remarked:—" The growing crops leth
healthy, but donotprogreas fast, and this cold we/Ake:nail
be against barley growing ; but it is fine weather forming,
which helps maltsters to make up their stocks." Phu
Suffolk it was observed, " The growing crop of wheat lash
backward, and on cold soils bad in colour; but we thinks
few weeks of warm sunny weather would bring them ran
again. The temperature is, however, low and went*
From the same county, nearer the coast, our advites tea
thus : " All the growing crops want warm weather.
Wheat and barley on cold soils look unpromising, bat
well-farmed lands present a better appearance." Flo
Norfolk, the same day, it was stated : " The weather
dot-
ing the last few days has been unusually cold with an
heavy showers on Friday and Saturday. Wind today
N.E." From Northumberland the report dated: "Thi
weather since our last report was mild and showery up
Friday, with westerly winds ; since then it ham been dal
and cold. Wind N. to N.E." Wednesday we. s old
sunless day, with no rain ; wind N.N.E. From the west
coast of Scotland it was stated :—" The weather, shhon
improving, is still cold for the season." From Norfolk, a
the same day, our advice. stated :—" The weather
been cold,with treaty nights,so that vegetation is retarded.
The wheat has received some check, and is not prealliN
so well as a month since ; still fine genial weather wan
probably repair the effects of the past. Spring core, how
ever, looks well, and the breadth of land under
barley is considerably in excess of former yen,
from much of the land destined for root crops hat
planted with barley, from a fear of further cattle discus.
Thursday was a fine sunny day, the wind having got to the
E.S.E.; thermometer, 48 deg. ; barometer, very high 74
to 30.30 inches. Our advice, on that day from Warenk-
shire stated : " With the exception of Friday night, wito
there was a good fall of rain, the weather has boa Tefl
fine, with a much warmer temperature." From Suffolk it
was observed : " The weather has continued cold and I&
genial, and on the heavy land is having a marked effect ea
the appearance of the crops." From Berkshire it was re-
marked : " The nights continue very cold ; the plash
wheat in some localities is looking very yellow, and ea
sequently not likely to be a very productive crop." FM
another part of Suffolk, near the coast, it was stated: "RI
continue to have bleak cold weatherduring the day,witkar
casional sharp frosts at night ; our corn crops do notlook
flourishing, but warmth would doubtless cause smirked
improvement in them." On Friday and Saturday the weather
was fine and sunny, making three days in succession of mik
weather during this week, and the whole of the week has
been quite dry, and the temperature during the Lit to
days was higher, up to fifty-six degrees at mid-dsi ea
Saturday. This favourable change it is to be hoped val
continue ; the nights only require to be warmer to Ciar
some improvement in the crops generally. The gni Is
backward, much more so than last year, for on Nay 19 bay-
making commenced in the neighbourhood of Ereter, sad
this year we fancy it will not be ready for cutting far I
month to cone.—Mark-lane Express.
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divine or inconvenience dyspepsia ,Indigestionl, cos" mal*
consumption, debility, constipation, diarrhea.
sous, bilious, liver, and stomach complaints. It saves
its cost in other remedies, and is the bed toed for lama
60.000 cures annually.—Du Barry and Co., No. 77, listient4"4.
London, W. Is tins, at is. lid.: lib., Is 9d.: Mts. 211;
Saba., 40s. ; also del, Graoscherchdreet ; 4, Chested& ; duo.
and en. oichiedearest rest: and at all Onseers.—(Addetiddral