The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtvLernoi., 10.—We have had a dull
market again to-day, at previous quotatieoe. The mal,a
are 10,000 Wee, at which 3,000 are for caper. and spee4..
talon.

WOOL AND WORSTED.--tIitaDTORD,JAN. 10.—There
is a steady consumptive demand for the best classes of
wool at about the same prices as last week. The scarcity
of lustre wools in the market, consequent ou the high
rates in the country, tends to keep up prim,. In some
departments of worsted there is wore animation.
Spinners of super 30 are busy, and are engaged for some
months to some. They are consequently firmer in their
quotations, which are higher than they were a month ago.
The spinners of lustre have still orders in laud, though
some are beginning to run out. The demand for abroad is
rather slackening. Single 40's for Russia are *till in re.
quest at low prices. Some numbers of twofold. have 'het
a rather improved inquiry. P. ices generally are very firm.
In pieces there is an improved demand to supply the au.
rent wants for the foreign trade, and upon the whole then:
is a somewhat better inquiry for @hipping. In other res.
pects the market has been quiet. Priem are much the
same as last week.

LACE AND HOSIERY. Noprrscrtas, J. 10._
There is decidedly a better tone in the lace trade than for
several weeks past. There have been several buyers giving
orders to make up stocks at London and other home
markets for the spring trade. The demand from abroad is
still quiet for the season, the slight improvement noticed
on a former occasion not having progressed any further.
Plain nets are sold a little more freely than of late. There
is much more animation in the hosiery trade, the severe
frost of last week having stimulated buyers to smarms:Lt.
Both for the home and foreign markets there is a very
active demand. The Americans are still sending large
orders, and considerable parcels are also being made up for
Canada. Yarns are about the same as List week.--Yot.
tinghans Journal.

CORN.—BIRMINORAN, JAN. 10.—At this day's market
there WAS a limited supply of wheat, for which higher prices
were demanded, and in some instances obtained, but we
not alter our quotations. Foreign firm, on the gales made.
Barley maintained its value. Oats held for previous rates.
Beans ansl peas tending downwards.
BRISTOL, Jas. 10.—At our market today English wheat
was in moderate supply, and met a fair sale, at an ad.
Vance of Is. per qr. In foreign not much doing. and, with
large arrivals, last week's
.prices were with difficulty ex.
ceeded. Malting barley in good request, and fully Is
per qr. dearer. For grinding a moderate inquiry, at fully
former values. Oats a shade dearer, but demand far
from brisk. Indian corn Is. to 2s. 6.1. per qr. dearer,
Beans tending upwards.

Devizes, J7tB.lo.—We had a moderate supply of wheat
at market to-day, and a good attendance both of farmers
and dealers. Trade, however, was hardly so brisk as of
late, although prices remain firm, and 31. a seek is still
obtained for prime samples of both old and new. Barley
was in great demand, and from la. to 2e. per qr. mere
money was obtained for all descriptions. Oats, beans, and
peas as before. Best white wheat, 33e. to 34a. ; best red
ditto, Ms. to 34a. ; ditto new white, 325. to 335. 61;
other sorts, 245. to 295. ; barley, 475. to 51s. 61. ; beans,
235. to 28‘. fid. ; peas, 19e. to 225. ; vetches, 21s. to 2.4. ;
rye, 16s. to 17s. ; fine flour, 48e. to 525. ; best seconds,
440. to 48e.

MANCH EHTER, JAN. 10. —Our market this morning was
slenderly attended. Wheat and flour were held firmly for
the currency of this day's ae'nuight, and, in some instances,
for rather more money, but there was no disposition to buy.
Oats were without change, but oatmeal was ski, per loaf
dearer. Deans, both English and foreign, sold slowly, at
last week's rates. Indian corn, from scarcity, advanced Is.
to 2a. per quarter.

NEWARK, JAN. 9.-There was • small supply of wheat.
Trade area and superior sorts were in sellers' favour ; in
other kinds no alteration. There was a moderate supply
of barley and good malting qualities were Is. higher.
Oats mid 'beans stationary.

NZWBUItT, JAN. 10.—We had a tolerable supply of wheat
this day ; the trade very flat ; last week's prices were with
difficulty maintained. Barley for malting purposes sold
readily, at an advance of Is. per qr. ; other kinds quite as
dear. No change in oats or beans.

UXBRIDOL JAN. 10.—The trade for wheat is more
active and the supply short. In spring corn there are
more samples offering and the trade not so good. The
last price given for wheat is 725. per qr.
EDINBURGH, Jas. 9.—As compared with last week,
wheat was 2s. 3d. up on top, and 11d. up on average.
Barley was 3d. up on top, and 3d. up on average.
Gate were 9d. up on top, and 91. up on average.
Beans were ls. 641. down on top, sod 2a. 41. down on
average. Wheat, 50a. to 70a ' • bailey, 395. 61. to 445. 31;
oats, =a. to 345. ; beans, 375. 641. to 475.

cArrLE.—BIRMINGHAM, J. 10.—We received • good
supply of beast. an offec this dry. The demand ruled
steady ; in a few instanced Sd. per lb. was realised ; other-
wise the top price was 74d. per lb. Sheep a moderate
supply ; trade slow, at about Tuesday's prices. let calves
a moderate supply ;no alteration in quotations. Fat pigs
• good supply ;'
a fair clearance was made. Beef,
64d. to Bd. per lb.• mutton, 7fd. to Sid.; veal, 7.11. to Sld.;
bacon pigs, Bs. to $O. per wore ; pocket, Ss. 6d. to 9s. Id.
Beldriii., J.tte. 10.—We had • large supply of beef at our
market to-day, for it was chiefly of a very indifferent
quality,and trade was dull ; for best heavy ilesonptiona, how-
ever there was a good demand, at high rates, from iite. to
70s. being obtained, but middling samples only realised
from 635. to this. per cwt. The supply of Irish animals
did not exceed 50 or 60, and attires from Ireland are not
plentiful just now. An average supply of sheep, with a
good demand for best light wethers, which in some cases
made 9d. per lb.; but heavy sheep changed hands at 84d.,
and ewes at Sal. Most of those on offer changed hands.
The supply of pigs is not so large as it has been, and prices
show little alteration, porkers realising 9d. per score, and
bacon pigs from Be. 7.1. to Bs. 9d. Little doing in mild
cows, and scarcely any horses on offer.

Norrnuarsii, JAN. 9.—We had a short supply of beasts,
which realised from Bs. 91. to Ba. 3.1. per stone for first.
class quality, and for secondary qualities from Bs. to Ss. 9d.
was given. There were rather more sheep than last week,
prices being from Bi.d. to 91d. per lb. for the best quality,
and for inferior kinds from $4. to Std. Pigs and calves
realised about the same rates as last week. Stuck at mar-
ket :—Saturday ; l'igs, 182. Wednesday : Sheep, 404 ;
22.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 9.—The number of cattle this mom-
ing was 454, being 108 head more than on this day
se'nnight. Sales were dull, and prices lower as compared
with those of last market. Top price of the best, 1%. id.;
current, Bs. 141. to 94. ; middling slid inferior, 7s. id. to
Ba. 3d. per stone. The supply of sheep was biro, there
being 4,344, or 1,498 more than on this day week. sales
were slowly effected, and the prices of lost market were
barely maintained. Extreme top price, Bd. ; current, sd.
to B.d. ; blackfaced ewes, Gal. to 10.1. ; Cheviot ditto, 71
to 71d lb. in _ . per Fed brought J.. 1,0 GL per stone ;
six to eight weeks old ditto, Is. la to 7s. a head. Num•
hers in market :—Fat cattle, 451 ; store do., 96 ; milch
cows, 30 ; sheep, 4,344 ; pigs, 238.

CHEESE.—SALIRDURT, JAN. 10.—Oar monthly market
held to-day was we'l supplied with all desoriptions of
cheese, them being over 200 tons pitehed, and the attend•
once of buyers was large. There was a very brisk trade.
and at an early hour every cheese on offer was sold, and a
general decline of Is. to N. per cwt. took place. One or
two dairies realised as much as 90s. per cwt., but the ge-
neral prices realised were as under : 28s. to 3.4. ;
half-cowards, 545. to GOs. ; Somerscts, 625. to 645.; and
Cheddars, 70s. to 745. per cwt.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

DART.—January 9, at An7iimi;4;4, South hackney, the w r i
F. G. Dart, Esq., of a daughter.
FiTZHUGH.—January 9, at Arundel.gardeoa, t
wife of W. H. Fitzhugh, Esq., of a son
GRANVILLE—January 4. at Northehureh, Herta, the w.f.- ef
Bevil Granville, Raz. of a daughter
PFARSON.--Jimuary U. at Ruston-square, the wife of J. M.
Norma. Eut., of a daughter.
81 a 1 NON.—January 8, at Frederickplace. Weymouth, the *ifs
of Reginald NlA:rave Simpson, Rol., of a son.
SMlVll.—January 9. the wife of Mr. J. C. Smith, Devonshire-
terrace, hotting-Mll, of aeon.
STA NSSURY.—Janrary 9, at Sontlifields, Woodworth. tin• wife
of W. P. Stansbury, of a eon.
ARBIAGE.S.

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130WYRII—CUMINCE—January F, at St. Janwies Phtir.
Paddington, by the Rev. the Principal 44 St. Mary Hall. it,
ford, the Rev. F. W. A. Bowyer, to Margaret lismansoad
Fanny, daughter of the late Major 0. Cambia.
FROST—ALLAN.—January S at St. Mary's. Stoke Newinct•iil.
by the Rer. G. ealthfnii. George Bland, son of B. W lrst.
Eq., of Otend,whouse. liiithhury NeW•park, to Niaresi,i.
daughter of J. B. Allan, of Stoke Newington-hall.
MACK ENZIR—GREJLNLAND —January 5, at More, itzicht.e,
by the Rev. L Clay, Archibald, son of It. Mackenzie. Est .
end Dragoons. to Matilda Mary, daughter of the late L. f.
Oreenbuid, Captain la the 17th Lancers.
DEATHS.
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BI7NNETT.--.lanuary 8, at.strat ford.grove, Putney, Emma
Punnet, aged 00.
DlXON.—January 8, at Risley House, Yorkshire, W. Y. bis•si,
Jun.. Req., J. P., aged 41.
11°ItT°N--48818" 8. 48 2.0,814. J. W. 1.. Morton, .
aged 87.
Otith —Jenuary 9, at Arbroath Yortaraltire, Scotland, P.lr.
0%. aged 86.
IVA "I.—January 8, at Long-sere. Ana, the rife of J. Ryan.
W A RD.—January 8, at bow Hampton, Middlesex, e. wArd.
Faq , aged 90.

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