The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

F" TALLOW. —lllCisbar Emunao.—The market was stead) to.
day. Spet,_444. d.:6 Apra to June, 441. Sd. to 4aa ad (k.
toper to December, Na 9d. to 464.

COTTON.—LIMMeOOI.. Aran. 11.—Our market Is azain Ir-
regular, with prices Meowing buyers &Omitted sales to-day,
8,000 balm, including 1,000 speculation and export 5,003
American, lid, to 154: 300 Pennant, 4c., 13d. to 131 d. ;
300 iMaranhani, 131 d. ; 100 Mucci° and Solna, 12d. to
134 ; 800 Egyptian, I#ld. to 10d.. 100 Smyrna, 10;a1 to 11,1 ,
1,800 Surat, 71d. to 111 d., Madras, 101 d. to lid.; Bengal,
&node, At.. 7d. to 91d. ; 200 Peru, lid to 1201. Fair Di0,11,,r,h,
101 d. : fair Oomrawuttee, 101 d.: tair Broach, 10Id : tan Bengal,
710.: fair Egyptian, 1514 Bak Perssua, ; middliag Booed',
124.; middling Orleans, Ind.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, APRIL 11.—The de.
pression .hkb pervaded the market on Monday has conside-
rably decreased. The aspect of continental politica aeons, how-
ever, to be looked upon with some distrust. The preservation
of peace seems as uncertain as before. Buyers of wool are de-
termined to pause in their operations. The business done to.
day Is very trilling in 'mount Prices are not much changed.
In worsted yarns, the spinners of lustre yarns still ening',
busy, and are receiving smell orders. Some sort& of twofold&
are also in request, especially for the home trade. Lower sots
are not much inquired for. Prins are pretty steady. In pieces,
German buyers, in fear of war, are holding aloof from pur-
chasing. The orders placed for America me small. The buyers
who have been over to-day are only picking up odd tots for im-
mediate shipment. There is a fair MWness doing on home
se-
count. Phan are not much changed. There is a great deal of
machinery standing, and much short time working, and woe
manufacture's have considerable stocks accumulated. With the
near approach of clip, and the present position of the entire
wonted trade, the depredation of w3Ol seems inevitable. All
consequently observe the greatest caution in their operations.

LACE AND HaSlEßY.—Narfutolf, oft, APRIL 11 —There is a
rather better tone this week In both the staple trades of the
district than for several weeks peat, though the still downward
tendency in yarns materially checks the demand for the home
markets. There Ls, however, a fair amount of business done
with foreign parts, chiefly with the colonic* Employment in
mod branches In pretty general—" Nottingham Journal."

CORN.-13tanntoe an, Aran, ll.—At this day's market there
was *short supply of English wheat, which realised 2s. per
quarter over the eurerney of this day se might. Foreign up la
to ta. per quarter. Barley quite udear. Oats held for 6d to
la. more money. Beans sod peas dull. The millers advanced
the retail price of dour 3a. 4d. per seek.

BIIITOL, APturc 11. —At our market to-day there was an un-
usually small supply of English wheat, which sold freely, at
fully Sla per qr. advance. Yor foreign a good Inquiry, at a
similar improvement. Waiting barley quiet : a fair consumptive
demand for secondary desaiptions, at rather over last weeks
prices. Oats in moderate supply, and, with a quiet trade, last
week's prices were fully maintained. Beans dull. Maize hold
for an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr.

Divizza, A ean,ll.—Wheat lihs to-day sprung up
ilea • quarter,
with a good demand at the advance, and every lot cred. The
supply, however, was small. Of barley we had a good supply for
the season only a slow trade was done at late rates —4is was
the highest price we heard of. Oats. beans, peas, and vetches
were all in small supply : and dull of sale at last week's rues
Best white wheat, 32.1. dd. to Mo. M.: best red ditto, 3 to ;
ditto new white, 31$. to Us.; other sorts, 24.. to Be ;
90e. to Ms. ; beans, Ils. to Us : peas, 18s. to 22a. : vetches,
61$. to 23a. ; rye, les. to 18a MI. ; doe dour, 611 to lb. ; beat
seconds, 44*. to 30a

MANCHESTICIL, APRIL 11 —Our market this morning was not
numerously attended, but a strong feeling prevailed on the
part of sellers. English wheat advanced Is. to 2s. per quarter.
and Milian and California 6d. to Rd. per 1001 b., but the demand
Man not active. Extra qualities of flour were held for Is. per
sack over the rates of this day sen'oight, bat tbers%was no change
In ordinary aorta, and scarcely anything doing in the nehde-
Oata were Id. to 2d. per 45115, and oatmeal td. per load dearer.
English beans were firm, and Egyptian Id. to Is. per quarter
higher. India corn also brought is. ed. to Is. per quarter mote
money.

NEWARK. APRIL 10.—Wheat came to hand sparingly, and a fair
=IOWA of liminess was done at a rine of IL per qr on recent
rates. itbow of barley small, and the demand was quint There
was a fair demand for oats, at a aniall advance. Beans tended
upwards.
NRWItRT. APRIL 11.—We had n short supply of wheat this
day . line dry samples readily found purchasers at as &Bann* of
23, per qr. upon last weeks prices , for other sorts no Inquiry.
Bark, plentiful, but rather dull trade, and In favour of the
buyer. Oats are a steady sale at full prices. No change In
beans.

Entlranian, A►= —As compared with last week, wheat
was id up on top, and Id. up on average Barley was I.
down on top, and U. up on average. Oats were Is up un top,
and 24. up on average. Beans were 3s. tip on top, and Is Al.
011 average. Wbeat, 62a 6d. to Bin (Id.; barley, 365. 6,1 to 441.,
oats, 255. to 375. ; brans, We to dim.

C.\ TTLZ.—BritIMIGHII9, APILLL U. —We received a very mull
camAy of beasts on offer this day, the trade was steady at a shads
higher prices for prime qualities. There wa• an increase to the
number of sheep on offer. Choirs ligbt weights were in her re-
quest . for hear; sheep there was little demand. Calves a fair
supply, at shout late quotations. Fat pigs a moderate sup-
ply. Beef, 6d. to 71d. per lb.: mutton, In wool, &I.
to 9ld. per lb.: ditto shorn, 6d. to old. per lb.: lamb, sus to
425. each : bacon pigs, M. to 9a per score ; porket, ditto, 8s- 31.
to 9s. pa/recurs.

NoTTINONAN, APNIL 10.—Our market was well supplied with
beasts, bat the demand was rather slack at from Is. 6d. to
per stone for supenor quality, and for sewed ditto (row es. to
Ss. ad. per stone. There was also a good supply of sheep, indeed
more than we have had for some time, and prices may be
quoted at from Id. to lid. for those In the wont and fur shmn
sheep did. to TN. Porket pigs realised from vs. to de. 341: per
stone, and bacon pigs were sold at es. The show of calves was
a good one, and they made from 70. to Sid. per lb. A tcw
lambs sold at from Sos. to SU. each, Stuck at market
Saturday—Beasts. SS: calves, SS. sheep, St; pigs, 41.
aridity —Boasts, 109: calves, • ; sheep, 944 : pigs, /0.

NKWARK, APRIL 9 —There was a good supply of sheep at
our market to-day, and prices were rather lower. clipp.l
sheep realised 544.t0 lid. per lb. Sheep In wool rid. to ed. per
lb. The show of beasts was very small, and its. ed and in Per
stone was obtained.

ZDINIIVIIOII. APRIL 10. —The number of cattle this morning
was 4d being gia head more than on this day se'utught.
Prices much the same as these obtained last market. Top prate
of the Wet beef, 85. 6d.: current, 7s. 9d. to bs. ; secooder7 and
Inferior from 7s. 3d. to 7s. 64. per stone The supply of shecti
was 3,546, being 152 less than on this day week. Good sheep
fully maintained last week's prices, but the secondal'y were .Un
dlinculty sold at barely lent week's prices Top price of the
best mutton, 81d. current, gl. to Old., and downwards boas.
ad. per lb. Fed plgs brought 54. dd. to U. 541. per stone: ut
to right weeks obi do., 6s. to 9a. dd. a bead. Numbers
market—Yet cattle, 463 : sore do., 140; milk cows, 63; fat
sheep, 3,546: store sheep, 350: pigs, 466.

CH EESE.—katasatitr, APRIL 11. Our market to-lay wm.
for the time of year, well supplied with all classes of ,hovse, and
the attendance of Morns was moderately good Early in the
morning trade ruled dull, but later In the day budness was brisk
and a good clearance elected at about the rates of last marlia,
which averaged as follows Its& to 94%. ; half -coward,.
Slls. to 601.: nomenets, 625. to &Is. ; and Cheddars, to
per cwt.

ST. NAZAIRE, APRIL 11.—The Transatlantic
Company's steamer La France has arrived Itcre snit
263 passengers and 2,000,000 francs inspecie. Her &des
are Mexico 16th, Savannah 2Let, and Martinique 'llst
March. _ _

HEALTH ItESTORY.D BY DU BARRY'S FOOD Tu THE'
/Milani. nerves, lungs, and liver, curing dyspepsia tudiSo•
tioo,, constipation, dasri hies, aridity. headache. neuralgia.
feria, palidtation, sleeplessness. debility, wasting.
asthma, fevers. consumption, low spirits, tio,ooo annual cored
which had resisted all medicines, Including that of his Pollens
the Pope —Tins, at in. lid.: 11b 2s 9d.; 121 b., 2h
—Do Barry and Co., 77, Itinsant-street. London . also at Natalia.
and Siaoiris and at 61. Cinicechurch-street . 4, rliesmole sit
and MO. Oxford attest: and all recall and chemuts.--tid,'''
Casement.'