The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Txuasmer Evutruco.—The market was
quiet to-day. Spot, CIL &L • October to December,
4Je. milers ; December, 43.. 9d.

COTTON.—lsrmtrooL, Barr. 12.—Mom doing at the
low rates. Estimated sales to-day 15,000 bales, includi
5,000 speculation and export. 4,000 American, 74d. to
to
13d. ; 400 Pernam, &a., 9d. to 101 d. ; 200 Maranham,
Sid. to ltd. ; 300 DlAosto and Balm, 9d. to 90. ; 100
Rio, 91d. to 91; 300 Egyptian. 10d. to 12d. ; 9,300
Swat, bd. to 8 ; Madma, ; Bengal, &bads, &e.,
bid. to bid. ; Pent, 9id. to 11d. Fair Dhollerah,
7d. ; fair Oomniwuttiet. tiid. ; fair Broach, 7d. ; fair
Bengal, 511 ; fair Egyptian, llid. ; fair Pernam, 10id.;
middling Boweds, Sid. ; middling 0d0m.% 10d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—ERADPORD, Bzpv. 12.
The market to-day is almost the counterpart of that of
Monday. There is little alteration in any respect from
the business of that day, although, as compared with last
Thursday, there would seem to be a slight falling off in
she amount of business done. Buyers of wool hold aloof
as much as possible, and try to effect a slight concession.
Prices, however, are maintained with tolerable firmness,
dthough there are instances where tramactions have
been effected at • shade lees In worsted yarns
there is the same want of animation. Export buyers
seem to restrict their purchaus to the utmost.
Offers in small quantities, at low prime, have been made
from abroad. Spinners, who are getting sleek, are not
unwilling, in some insancea ; to make a slight concession
in price. There is little new business doing on home
account. The piece trade also remain. in a torpid con-
dition, and very little is doing on either American, conti-
nental, or home account, with a softening tendency in
quotations. There are some manufacturers ready to make
• slight sacrifice to induce • customer to do business.
LICE AND HOSlERY.—Normanut, SKIT. 12.
The lace trade is still in • very depressed state, and prices
of the raw material and of brown nets are again alqihtly
giving way. There is no improvement yet in the poll •E,
and commercial accounts from America. There are a few
German buyers over, but their purchases are insignificant.
In the hosiery trade there has been a alight rally, but the
general tone ts rather quiet and yarns have again given
way. Orders are given from hand to mouth to meet a
mere retail demand.—. Nottingham Journal.

COEN.—Birtiononcr, firm. 12.—At this day's market
there was a lair supply of English wheat, which sold
at an advance of 3s. per quarter. Foreign ls. to 2s. up.
Barley tending upwards. Oats only taken in limited
quantities. Peens dull and r►ther lower. Peas firm, and
is more request.

Bitoirot, Stn. 12.—Darin; the past week there has
been considerable excitement in the wheat trade, owing to
the ascertained deficiency of the English mop, and the de-
mand on the Continent for floating oargoes, rte., and on
our market to-day farmers asked vary long pries. for Eng-
bah, and succeeded in resitting fully 3a, per qr. advanoe
on the scanty supply offering. Foreign in good request,
and fully 2s. per qr. dearer. In malting barley little doing
so yet. Grieving/ sorts 6d. per qr. higher. New Irish oats
in plentiful supply, per steamers, and to make gateau-ship
6d. per qr. less money has to be taken. Indian corn held
for 6.d. to Is. advance, but very little doing, Beans and
peas as last reported.
Devizes, Sire, It—We had a brisk demand for wheat
to-day at a decided advance in price, old realising 4a, and
new 3e, per qr. beyond the rates of last week, and at this
advance everything was elaared. The @apply, however,
was but small. Of barley time is not enflkaant at market
to justify a quotation. Other articles in email "apply, at
the same prime as last week. Best white wheat, 3..4. to
36a. ; best red ditto, 345. 6d. to 355. 6d.; new ditto, 335.

to 345. ; barley, 34a. to 40s. ; beans, 221. to 24. 6d. •
peas, 21.. to Me. ; Tombs., 18e. to 21s. ; rye, 16s. to
18e. 6d. ; fine flour, 535. to 56. ; but seconds, 48e. to
50s. ; oats, 365. to 325.
MANCHIBTI Barr. 12.—Our market this morning 54
fairly English wheat was taken at 2e. pee
quarter, and foreign 4d. to 6d. per 10011 m, over the rates
of this day siAnight. Both English and foreign goat
brought an advance of la. per sack. In oats or oatmeal
there was no material change. Beans pled steady. lathe,
corn was 2s. to 2a. 6cL per quarter dearer.

NEWARK, SEPT. IL—We had only a moderato supply
of wheat at our market. Buyers operated cautiously, but
samples changed bands at 3e. per qr. advance. The ohm
of barley was small, and malting aorta made 40s. to tin
par qr. Other kinds of grain were in small supply, and
made late prices.
NEWBURY, SEPT. 12.—Ws had a moderate supply of
wheat this day. The Wade rather more lively at an ad.
mice of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Barley still scarce, mostly
sold at Is. more matey. Oats and beans say firm at late
rates.

UXBRIDGE, SIZT. 12—The corn trade to-day is attire.
Wheat sells readily at an advance of 25., new white
makWi 725., and red 68e. per qr.; barley, 38a to 42a
oats, Zs. to 30e. ; peas, 40a.. to 42a ; beans, 43e. to 51a
rye, 40a. per qr.

EDINDUZGII, SETT. ll.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 2a. 6d. op on top, end 2s. up on average.
Barley was same on top, and Is. 9d. down on averse.
Oats were Is. up on top, and Is. M. down on average.
Beans were 6s. down on top and 2s. sd. down on average.
Wheat, 60a. to IL.. Barley, 29a. to 42a. Oats, 26a. to
400. Beans, 40e. to 52a.

CATTLE.-Btaapronsa, Burr. 12.-We received a
large supply of beasts on offer this day, for which them
was a good demand at fully Tuesday's rates. The supply
of sheep and lambs was good, the general quality middling,
Calves a fair time of year supply. Fat pip an increased
supply. Beef, 6d. to 70. per lb. • mutton, 6d. to lid. per
lb. • veal, &L to lid. per lb.; bacon pigs, 9a. to 9s. 9d. per
axis ; porket pip, 9a. 6d. to 10s.
NerrurcHsa, Barr. 11.-We had an average show of
beasts, the prices for which were the same as last week,
namely, from Be. 6d. to 9.. for the heat quality, and from
tia. to 6a. 6d. for second ditto. There was • good supply of
sheep, at hoes Bid. to ltd. per lb., and for second bads
from 6d. to 60. lambs and calves were in rather abort
supply, from 70. to 80. being obtained for the former,
and from 7d. to 70. per lb. for the latter. Porket pig
realised from 6a. 3d. to 6s. 9d. per stone, and bacon pip
from 6s. to tie. 6d. Numberof cattle at market :-Beeste,
223 ; sheep, 1,132 ; pigs, 14.
WrcroNGSlATSaeer FAR, SIIPT. It-This fair was
held to-day, but it was not morally cons tiered to be
one,
the number penned falling short of that of last year,
but the condition of the sheep was exceedingly good.
There was a fair avenge attendance of buyers, many of
whom had come from • great distance. At the commence.
meet of business trade was exceedingly dull, buyers asking
advanced rates over late fairs, and only here and there •
sale was effected, bat as the mousing advanced buyers
, more freely acceded to sellers' prince' and a good
stroke of business wee done, the greater part on otter
having changed hands. The prices were from te. to
10e. per head less than last year, end from 2s. to 3a.
per head higher than the late &.itford and other fain;
present prices averaged as follows : wethers, from 345. to
48n • and lambs, from 245. to 375. • head, better prices
being realised for prime lots of each ; • splendid pen of
lambs, the property of Mr. Merriam, of Foothill, were
much admired. Th. supply of rams and rain
lambs was
tolerably good, Balling and letting at high *rams. A let
of 20 lamb rams, the property of Mr. E. Waters, of Strut.
ford, were muck admired, and sold by auction, avenging
extraordinarily Rood primal. Altogether, the sheep fur
may be considered very successful to sellers generally. The
agricultural implement department wee pretty liberslly
attended to by various makers, who exhibited implements
of the latest improventeate, and was an important faints.
The horse fair was well supplied, there being a good
assortment of moat classes of animals, and a fair amount
of trade was done. Good cart colts realised from 251. to
351. each, the prises of hack and other horses varying
materially.
EDINBURGH, SEPT. It-The number of cattle this
morning wee less than on this day se'nnight, there being
325, or • decrease of 26 bead. Bales were slowly effected,
but very little variation occurred in prices from those of
last day. Best beef-Top price, 19s. 3d. ; current for
the best sorts, Bs. ed. to 9s. ; middling and inferior, 7e.
to Bs. 3d. per stone. The number of sheep and lands
was 8,376, or 179 less than last week. Good shoegithsti.
lambs were in demand, and prices ware • shade •
than throe obtained last market. Some blackfaced wet in
were sold at 435. • bead, be' lid. per lb. General top
pica, 7d. • current, 60. to ; ewes, hid. to &I. per
lb. Lambs!-Top prices, 32e. ~ 264, Min., 245. ; current,
175. to 21a. and downwards ,• blaekfaosd, ss. to 14s. id. a
head. Fed pigs from ss. 6d. to 6s. 6d. per stone ; sic
to eight weeks old do.. ss. to 10a. • head.

CHSESK.--SALISBUST, Saw. 12.—Our monthly cheese
market was held to-day, when from 150 to 200 tons were
pitched, of good quality and in fair condition, consideriag
the present season. We bad a tolerably good attendants
of buyers, and though trade was • little hoofing. a gad
deal of business was done, the greater part having chased
owners. The reduction of last market of 3s. to 4.. per
cwt. was again followed by a slight downward tendency,
where sales were primed. Prices averaged as follows :
Skims, 225. to 27a. ; half ditto, 425. to 48s. ; Somerset',
565. to 58a. ; and Cheddar, 82s. to 70s. per cwt.