The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tnnaanat EVENING. The market was
flat to-day, Spot, 445. ; March, 435. 91 to 44, ; Uctobtr
to December, nominally, 45.., sellers.

COTTON.—LrvintrooL. Frs. 7.—Our market anti.
nues dull and irregular. Estimated sales to-day, 7,000
bales, including 1,000 speonlatios and export, 2;000
American, 134 d. to 150. ; 200 Pernam I;,d. to
16:4.; 200 Maranbam, 15d. to ltal. ; 1:A Maceio and
llabia, 13d. to 14d. ; 500 Egyptian, 16jd. to 23d. ; ill
Smyrna, 12d. to 124 d. ; 3,860 Surat, 711. to 42,4
Madras, 11d. to Md. ; Bengal, 6ainde, he., 7id. k,
40 Para, 15d.; fob pharaoh, 114 d.; fair Oseorawyttie
1 •, fair Broach, llfd. , fair I, 81,1. ;fair Egyp!
flan, 160. ; fair Pennant, 150.; • Bosrods,l44d.
to ; nuddling Orleans, 14513.

WOOL AND WOREITED.—BitAnroan. FEA 7,—There
is an opinion prevalent in many quarters that the market
to-day has not undergone any change from last week. and
that the lowest point has been reached, while mune fee
think that the damns is, if anything, more marked. At
any rate, the business done is exceedingly small. There is
very little demand for wool and the prices of all eery,
are easier. The most hopeful feature in the prospects of
the wool trade is that growers in the country are more
disposed to sell than they were, and that they offer at
easier quotations. With a softening tendency in that
quarter, a slow revival in this market may be expected ire
long. In worsted yarns the demand is most Minted,
and prices are still growing weaker. home
light buainen has been done in single as well as doable
counts at low prices. It is quite of a retail character,
however, and in the aggregate very meagre. There are
some spinners who are pretty well employed that adhere
to late quotations. No business, however, can he don,
unless a concession in price is made. In pieces, the same
torpor is apparent. The business doing on bon*, co..
tinental, and American account is reduced to the very
narrowest limits, and prices are drooping. The poor.
roll of the Bradford Union is in the present week high,,
by 320 than it was in the corresponding week of last yen.

LACS AND HOSlERY.—NopriNutist, Fes. 7.
There is no improvement yet in the lace trade so fir at
regards the home demand, and the business with Americas
houses; but there are a few more orders being executed
for Germany, and confidence seems rather reviving in that
direction. The prices of yarn■ are just a shade easier, but
if they were cheaper to buy, making would be stimulated,
and trade would improve. The hosiery warehouses are
still doing a fair amount of business, but there has been
some hesitation in the matter of prices, and with cotton
sliihtly yielding buyers are rather holding
Fan Journal.

Fs a. 7.—At this day's market
there was a short supply of En4lish wheat, which was
cleared off at fully the currency of this day seanight.
Earley dull for all kinds, but firmly held for previous
rates. Oats only taken in retail. Beans and peas less
inquired for.
Bmorrot, Faa. 7.—At our market to-day there was a
good supply of English wheat, mostly in indifferent condi.
tion ; the demand was slow, at a reduction of Is. per qr.
Foreign sold in retail, at a decline of Is. per qr. For
malting barley warmly any inquiry, and values gave way
fully Is. per qr. Grinding scarce and dear. Oats spin
cheaper, with a better supply. Indian corn in Warmed
supply, and fully Is. per qr. lower.

Dgiiscry, FEB. 7.—Prices must again be noted Is. to
2s. per qr. on the average lower for wheat, although some
prime samples made 30s. per sack. The supply was good,
and a fair trade was done, nearly all being cleared at the
close of the market. Barley was a slow trade at Is. per
qr. lower rates. Oats, beans, pees and vetches as last
week. Best white wheat, 32a. 6d. te; 335. • best red ditto,
32.. ' to 335. • ditto new white, 32a. to 3:is. ; other sorts,
24a. to 295. ; barley, 475. to Ms ; beans, 23a. to 9.45. 6d. ;
peas, 19e. to 22e. ; vetches, 210. to Zei. • rye, Its. to 17a ;
tine dour, 4ds. to 525. ; best seconds, 44. to Otis.

Marcellrem, FEB. 7.—There was an average attendance
at our market this morning. The demand for wheat war
only moderate, but the beet samples of English could not
be obtained at less money, while damp and inferior sorts
declined la. per quarter. In foreign no change wu ap-
parent. Flour met a slow sale at a reduction of Gd per.
seek. Oats and oatmeal were rather in favour of buyers.
Both English and Egyptian beans declined 6d. per. qr.
Indian corn also receded GI per quarter.

NEWARK, FIB. 6.—With about an average supply of
wheat the demand was ilr.t, and prices were fully la. per qr.
lower than last week. There was but little demand for
barley, sales being slowly made, at lees money than here-
tofore. The value of other grnin was without important
change.

NIEWBURT, FEB. 7.—We had a moderate supply of what
this day, the trade dull. Fine p►rcels Is., and other
sorts ls. to 2s. less money. Barley in good supply, sad
all kind■ ls. to 2s. cheaper. But littlo doing iu oats sad
beans, and prices unchanged.
EDINBURGH, Fan. 6.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 61. up on top, and down on aeon v .
Barley was M. down on top, and 2d. down on &rev.
Oats were 9d. up on top, and Is. Id. up on image.
Beans were 4s. up on top, end Is. up on average. Wheat,
475. to 655. Gd. Barley, 31s. to 435. Gd. tats, t2s. Gd. to
355. 3d. Beans, 38s. to 31s. 6d.

CATTLE.—Btamteunum,Fes. 7.—We received a lamer
supply of beasts to-day than on Thursday last ; the trade
was fair. The number of sheep was small; a clearance
made at full prices. Calve. a moderate supply. Fat
a fair, seasonable supply ; • clearance made. Beef, b'
to 71d. per lb. ; mutton, Rd. to 9d. ; veal, 7d. to 8 ;
bacon pap, Ha. to Ba. lUd. per score ; porket pigs, Bs.
to 9m.

BRISTOL, Fan. 7.—We had a very short market to-day.
and we have not seen such a limited supply of beef for
several weeks, this being partly attributable to the reap.
penance of cattle plague and the reports of the mess
which have occurred in the metropolis. The supply of
Irish was also short, and altogether the supply was not
equal to the demand. Prices consequently ruled high.and
725. was obtained for best samples, while middling and in.
ferior sorts realised from Ws. to dds. per cwt. A fair supply
of sheep, and, the quantity of foreign mutton being much
less than last week, the market was in a more steady state.
There was a moderate demand, and best wethers realised
9,1, and in some cases 94d. per lb., and ewes and inferior
descriptions from &L to Sid. Most of those on offer
changed hands. A good number of milch cows are now
on hand, with a rather slow sale for them. Sot much
alteration to notice in pigs. A capital show of bores,
with an improved inquiry sod a sternly, though not Loge.
business was done at recent rates.

NOTTINGHAM, Fin. 6.—Stock at market—Saturday
Pigs, 240. Wednesday : Sheep, 576 ; pigs, 39.

EDINBURGH, FEB. number of cattle this mom
ing was 393 being 67 head more than on this day
se'nnight. The demand was good, and prices were
per stone higher. Top price of the heat beef, 95.; current,
Bs. 3d. to Bs. 93.; middling and inferior, 7a. to 71. per
stone. The supply of sheep was 2,152, being 788 kit
than on this day week. The demand being good, sale
were easily effected at a rise of fully 2s. a bead, fls coni•
pared with the prices of last market. Top price of the
best mutton, 941.; current, 841. to K. ; ewes, 14. L to $3.
per Ili. Fed pigs brought is. to sa. Gd. per stone. Sit
to eight weeks' old ditto, sa. to 7s. a bead. Number. is
market—Fat cattle, 393 ; store cattle, 81; milk cows, 38;
fat sheep, 2,462 ; pigs, 188.

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