The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-19 00:00:00

MABILBTs.
COTTON—LTVIRPOOL, JAs. -The market le.&
Mao strong, ; prices id. to id. dearer. Sales toile
Wes, taeladiag 4,000 apeenlatuma lad export. c
ricaa, 18.1. to 21d. ; 400 Pernam, 21d. te
Maranham, 20Id. to 224. ; 500 Ittyptita. 23d, to
400 Satyrs', Ibid. to 15id. 4,590 Surat, 134 is
maim, 1761.; Bang, Wade, 1-20. to Hid.; 191
22d.

WOOL AND WORSTE O. BrubronD, Jur 18
little change in the aspect of affairs in this market, yk„.
steady demand for some sorts of wool for immediZ
sumption. Bright haired sorts are still most it
and there is rather more doing in colonial wool.,
nor of mohair creates a run upon the best
withers, which ere required to mix with tiv
Prices, though in some instances easier, are r
maintained with remarkable armies'. is
there is great dulness. The Leipsic fair has I
able for the sale of Bradford goods and yarn
remit is that no new orders kayo come to heed bit
intelligence with reference to the admire ls
rate of discoust depressed the market at the op
it continued decidedly fiat, tie inthrestion
lower quotations were in proved. The spin
yarns are busy, and there is a rather better
twofold'. Carded yarns, °plowed yarns, a.'
tins, extremely fiat ; and Xis super are
and may be quoted tally 3d. per groin cheaper.
noes on the part of export merchants cause tts
ness. The home merchants are doing a steady 1
the whole, prices may be said to he irrequist
more inquiry for pieces. Orders would be plies
were lower than they have been during the last fe
and manufacturers being so full of old Guth
deliver. Stocks both in the bands of nrerehaelo
abroad are reputed as low for the time of the per.
warp Orleans, Italia. cloths, alpaca lustros,
continue in good request. There is • sleodr
Coburg. Friuli are very firm, sad it is only
tional cases that any concision is mails.
LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnutuut, j,
There is rather more stir in the lace trade
Though the American orders have been pretty v
up, a few buyers from Canada have tuned up,
rather more doing with the London houses, a
contieent. Prices, however, show no symptoms
iog, and all yarns suited for the lees manutuku,
high, en that production is curtailed as much u
The hosiery trade is in much the same way
most classes of goods meeting a fair demand ff
Retail traders, however, have not been very
clearing out their winter stocks, and are cha,
giving out orders.—Nottinpkam Jotinial.

CORM.—Blithisnims, JAN. 18—At this day's
there was a short supply of English wheat, which
an advance of Ia per quarter; but this did not
foreign. Fins barley higher ; secondary dull.
dearer. Beans and peas unaltered.
Burro[, J. 18.—At oar market to-da,
short supply of English wheat, sad all we
samples sold at last week's prices. Foreign
values, but the business dose was very limit.
barley about as last week. For grinding an ads.
per qr. was realised. Oats very scarce, and again
dearer. Indian corn in fair request at last week',
'Ames, JAN. 18.—W• had a moderate lamb
to-day, but much of it was is bad condition.
plea, however, fully maintaitied last west's priors.
war is good supply, and met with a dull sale at
rates. Beans keep up in price, and are rather .
demand. Oats a better trade. Pets no cheap.
white wheat, Va. to 27a.; best red ditto, 2.55. to
. .

other sorts, 20s. to 245: ; best barley, Ma. to 421.
225. to 365. ; beans, t/s. to 21.. ; pea., 19a. to 224 ;
vetches, 21a. to
.284. ; to 17s. ; bee Boar,

375.: best monads. 325. io'34s.
MANCHESTER, JAN. 18.—Our market this E.
not numerously attended, and the business puling
• moderate consumptive character, at the full canon
this day se'nnight for all artkles.

Nisiskx, JAN. 17.—There was a moderate
wheat at our market today—ooodition of emis
irregular. Demand steady, and superior qualities we.
per qr. higher. For barley extreme rates were pa 0
made late prime. Beans brought recent rates, No
small

Nsonfoni, JAN. 18.—Oar market was tolerably
supplied with wheat, but the condition of most el
samples was much affected by the damp weather.
all parcels in good order there was a demand at Win
but other qualities were • little cheaper. Barley in
supply, sod trade ruled firm at late prices. Notba
in cote or beans.

STOCKTOE-on-TEEB, JAN, 17.-The arrivals for ths
week consist of 760 qra. of wheat and 1,110 qrs. al
cosstwise, and 575 qrs. of barley from abroad. Ts
day's market there was a moderate supply of gran.
met a free sale ; the beat dry samples were about lag
qr. dearer, thus the depression of last week has sad
been recovered. Barley caution's in good demand, it
prices. Oats, beans, and peas unaltered. Wheaten
of 631 b. to the bushel :-Durham and Yorkshire red, k
to 48a. ; ditto, white, 50s. to 545. • south country rsah
to 48e. • ditto white, 525. to 56e. Barley, grillage"
imperial qr., 31a. to 33e. Oat., feed, new, 245. to Ii
potato, 4211 per bushel, 26a. to 28s. Beans, we, li
to 48s. ; old, 48s. to 50s.
UXBRIDGE, Jes. 18.-The market is thinly ahead
and but few samples of grain offering. The weenie
&pipet the condition of samples the trade is slow, sail
business doing is without alteration in prices.
EDINBURGH, Jaw. 17. -As compared with last nei,
wheat was Is. down on top and 6d. down oa snap
Barley was same on top, and sd. up on avenge, Os
were 63. up on top, and 2d. down on average. Brass se
Is. 6d. down on top, and Is. 411. down os usng
Wheat, 445. Bd. to 525. ' • barley, 265. to 365. 61; ast
23a. 3d. to 295. 6d, ; beans, 41s. 6d. to 455.
OATTLE.-13nunguitAN, JAN. 18.-We received
moderate supply of Waste at to-day's market ; pia
quality fair ; late prices realised, and a few choice tees
sold at an advanced rate. Sheep a limited supply ;
rates realised. Fat pigs a moderate supply. Best,*
to 70. per lb. ; mutton, 9d. to 90. Bacon pip, i
to 10s. 3d. per score ; pocket ditto, 9a. to 10s. 6d.
BRISTOL, JLN. 18.-The Bristol magistrate' still tan
open the cattle market, notwithstanding the protestalte
of the county justices, and despite the fact that and
the Somersetshire magistrates made an appticatioe M ti
Secretary of State respecting tho matter last week. Te
the Bristol magistrates wen justified in the come*
adopted was evident from the state of the market tel
It was well supplied with Irish heifers and steers hreP
into this port direct by steamer, while we had also a YYt
number of animals from the country districts, broogliths
under certificates of health. There WAS not a go& cosi
disease in the market. Owing to the large supply,
trade was not, so brisk as last week, and some few sari
were left on band at the close of the day. Prices warts
so high as the exceptional rates of last week, best deal
time realising from 68s. to 705., and secondary from Mal
665. per cwt. A short supply of sheep and a flask
Prices were very high, best *others realising frog 90
91d. per lb., and ewes from 843. to 9d. A very lope►
ply of pip, and there was a capital trade bsoNl
realising from 9a. 611. to 10s., and porkers from 9e.91s
10a. 4d. per score. A large number of horses, cad adj/
improvement in the trade.
NOTTINGHAM, Jex. 17.-There was only a lid
'apply of sheep at our market to-day, quality blued.
atteedance was fair, and aides were made slowly, at a Ws
or no alteration in prices. There was a short supylf
pigs, which met a steady sale at previous rates. lamas
much changed. Qootations :-Atuttoo, 74d. to 9* Pwl
lambs. 355. to 50s. each ; pork, Ss. to its. 6d. per stela
Sa
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doll, and the prices of last week were bard? maineas
Top price, 7s. 63. ; current for the best, 7s. to 7134
mirldliog and inferior, Gs. to 6e. 6.L per stone. Thal
a large supply of sheep, the number being 5,317,
more than last week. Salsa were slowly effected at pis
less than those obtained at last market, and at the cuti,
considerable quantity were %wield. Extreme top ON*
current, Bd. to Bjd. ; ewes, 7d. to 81. per lb. Fedo
brought 61. 6d. to 7e. per stone. Si.. to eight weed
ditto, 10e. to 15a a bead.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH",
BIRTHS.
BLS/TAX-January 17, at Gloucester-terrace, the sited
Blozam, Esq., of a son.
GOULD.-January Hi, at Pembridge-square, Dayswater, titz
of J. Gould, Esq., of a sou.
IIAwK I N3.-Jaguary Is, at Whitechapel, It igh -street, •s-
-of J. Hawkins, jun., of a daughter.
MORAL-January 13, at Loudou, the wife of J. 11. Mead:*
C.E., of • son.
STEWART. -Jannary 16, at the Cottage, Newcastle Emil%
SITIiPSOfe aNC.-Japtaiannuajry. Site6,waartiroofve-a va'illn.
as , Britton, the wile 011
T. Simpson, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
JEFFERY-FLOYER.-January 16, at liorriciuffle, at bt.
Church, by the Rev. W. 'Nicholson, w, Jeffery. Esq., te
Matilda, daughter of J. W. Floyer, Esq., of Martin
Horacestle.
PEILE-CHADWICE. -January 16, at St. Sellout's 006.
South Hampstead, by the Rev, C. Lee, James Kenyon ele
the late S. rel'e, of Clarendon-gardens, t
Matilda, daughter of the late W. Chadwick, of Gm
Surrey.
WRIGHT-HONL-January 16, at St. Mary's, 11,7m11
square, by the Rev. E. A. Adams, Edward, sou of Mr. E.
of the Three Con.paases, Little Ouildfordatreet, Soarn;,l
to Eliza, daughter of Mr. J. Hone, of the George they
Southwark-bridge-rout
DEAT. ,
BRIGHT.-January 16, Hugh MeyleHSr, son of S. Brie".
Sandheys, West Derby, Liverpool, aged 26.
BREWER-January 16, at Eton Villas, Haventock-111-g
steed, Anne, the widow of the late T. G. Brewer. EN
BLAGRovic.-Jan 16, Lavinia Jane, the wife of J. e..'
of t, -pktee, aged 42.
MORlVT.atreesary 16, at Berms, Surrey, Sellist
daughter of the late Rev. E. Morley, aged U. 06
SMgedITH.-Jantun 16, at Camberwell-grove, Miss PAW°
79.
WIGGIN6I.-January 16, Mrs. Dinah Elizabeth, Has^
Enstoo.equare, aged SO.

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