The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-08 00:00:00

MARKET&

I 011..\ v :.—Quirt market, M th 111.
teisdeio prirra lo fat out of louyera. 12.41OLtud Piles to
Including I,ow op...lllation and export. 4.0.4
American, 1274. to 10d.: 400 Pernara. Ac.. 127 d. to 141.1: 500
ronitiali. I%d. to Pal. to ainyrua. I Id. to 117 d.. 1.9 r. Ntrat.
lid. to 1:M. : liadras, 10.7.1. to : Bengti. srluile, de.. 71d.
to apt. Peru, 14.4,. to 157a1. fair Dbollerah, 111.1. . fair
cumin,. lit. ~ 11M. , fair broach, 11" d.: fair Palitd :fair
12trotian. told.: fair rcrilatti. 1414.; inkklUtaft Howe.* 13!4.;
in dab( Orleans, 1441.

Wind. ASU WOLoTEß.—iikabroti., Venn 7.—There is
it quieter feeling in the marktt tha Monday. soma IN
recently supplied themselves with wool for their pn•tellt reinne.
meals, ea! the transactions are, la comwyneu. e, *cry
SOCII Vara ,n• opinions mere held Br to future priitpert, that the
patty of spinners inverted, the samnilne and the timid taking
opposite “etiNet. the one doing wine alight leminess and us
other doing nothing. Geed lustre hogs, which are very wane,
ore, if an) thing, the turn dearer, able other sorts, which are
neglected, may he had at easier rate. Then Is a runtooe
the truth of which Is not generally credited, of an increase the
American 'lntl.
on Bradford and this Walls te recite a
depreming Influence he wane quarter., hi every branch .4 the
trade, people generally being inclined to wait for further ions.
In worsted yarns therein the mine enietnest. Spinner- wh.• Ire
engaged Ws, for Russia. are still somewhat busy, though
their orders are running out, and are not In a position to atssat
orders fer speedy delivery. Merchants are limit ive, and Wailing
the arrival of further American news. In super :itts. some pox,
thanes bass recently been made at low prima, and there is little
doing to-tley. There la • little more doing In genappe rant
The firmness In the price of the choice sorts of Wool lends to
keep up the prices of yarns. There is hot much doing in goods,
The American merchants are waiting for further minion. The
home houses are on the whole doing a fair amount of husincsa,
though It falls below the average of last year. There Is a very
peroeptlble decline in the business doing by those counectall
with the Irish trade. The Gentian trade cmitinues In • very
healthy condition, although the actual business done is small,
and stocks abroad are In the same pmporttio. There is no
appreciable alteration In prices.

LACE .1 ND 110WIERY.—NOTTINGHAII, Ma&Ca 7.—Thar is
still a tendency to improvement In various departments of the
lace trade, particularly for shipping purposes, though business
Is greatly curtailed by the constant fluctuations of prices, mei
the firmness with which nets and yarns are held, in the almost
certain prospect that a considerable reduction cannot much
longer be staved oft. There are a few more orders this week
from American houses, end there is a little for the Continent
and for some of the colonies, but the home trade is generally
I u let . the spring demand not having fairly set M. —I n the 'misery
trade, on the other hand, the prevailing ctiarisclesistic Is quiet-
ness, and there are syaptoma of an abated demand. Manufac-
turers are engaged chiellyin working up old orders, and there
are fewer new ones every week to supply their place. Yarns
have been rather firmer, and ash/lout another change prodnc-
thin in most branches will have to be curtailed. —•• Nottthglism
Journal."

CORN —Mysoreßiot, MARCH 7.—At attla dates market there
was a coal supply of English wheat, for which higher prams were
asked, but could not be obtained. Foreign fully Is. per quarter
lower. Barley and oats gave way Od. to Is. per quarter. Beane
sod peas difficult to sell.

DEVIRES, MARCH 7. -We had a small supply of wheat to-day,
for which a greater advance u m last week's rates was ukel
than the dealers were dfyased to accede to. Eventually. hoe-
r% re, a fair business was dose at L. per qr. more money for
the best qualities, inferior sorts only reusing last week's rates.
Barley was slow of sale at last week's prices, Oats the same as
last week. Beans a Mort supply, and Is, per qr. dearer. Pees,
vetches, and rye ma before quoted. Beet white wheat. 325. CAI. to
34a.: best rest ditto, 322. to 33e.: ditto new white, :Its. to 33w :
other sorts, 244. to VW •. burley. 47a. to 525. ; beans. tin, to 305.:
pas, Ills. to "..y.: vetches. 21$. to 235.: rye. Ws. to
One Boer, 485. to 55.: best seconds, 44e. to tee.
Ilotateergn, MARCH 7.—There was about en average Welt-
dance at our market this morning. Wheat, hoth English and
foreign, was in fair consumptive demand, at fully the currency
of this day's as:lnsight. Hour was quite neglected, and noon-
Ili:a:Unaltered In value. lists awl oatmeal were unchanged,
teams were film, and Flo-ptian the turn dearer. Indian
corn was likewise ed. per quarter higher.
NEWARK, LARCH 6 —With a middling supply of wheat
umpire changed hands steadily, at improved currencies. Barley
In moderate supply. and a slow trade at less noose). Oats and
beans were disposed of at their last week's value.
NEWBURY, MARCH 7.—We had a moderate supply of wheat
this day. The trade very stow : last week's prices were nits
difficulty maintained. Barley in goal supply. All kinds were
fully Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats end beaus steady at late rates.
l/IBEIDUE, MARCH 7.—There being but a small supply of
wheat, the trade is better. The suppb of spring tom is good,
and the demand not being active, prices are rather hover.
Romig ant Magee 6. - As compared with last week, wheat
was 6d. down on top soul 3d. down on average. Harley was
is, down on top, stadia lid. up on &serene. /ate were mane on
top, and 11.1. up on av rage. Bea:ls were ranee "II top, and
Is. Id. up on average : —Wheat, 454 to ccla.; barley, EH. oil. to
45a. ; oats, gas. to 305.: beans, 33e. W.I. to Oils.

CATTLE.—fItRIMIONAW. MARell 7.—There was an Increase ht
the number of beasts on oiler this day, which came to hand in
good oundition. the demand ruled steady. Priem a *lade
eager. :Sheep were a nosh:rate supply the trade by nu means
active ; late prices not realised. Calves a fair supply. good mime
were In fair request, inferior soil dowdy. Fat timt a good sew.
lg sonae supply a M mad..ir clearance e. Beet d. to Md. pee
lb ; mutton, ad. to per It.. ; veal. old. to SF. per It, ; bacon
pigs, M. to us. par atone ; pocket 3d. to ti* per sows.

NormionAN, MARCH 6—There was a rather letter show of
beef than on the previous week. priees being from ea ed. to
Its. for hest quality, and for second ditto. es. to es. lot. We bad
a short supply of weep, and prices were somewhat advanced;
:non Md. to lied. per lb. wasgiveti for grat-elass quality. mad for
roams:suits from rid. to b,d. was fetched. Porker pigs were
sold at hum 65. to re ed. per stone, and bacon pig.; were offered
at from 3s. likt. to 6a 9d. A pretty _0••1 supply of veal realised
(non Old. to Vd. per lb. Stock at market: Satunlay —Beasts,
33 ; niece. 2 ; pigs, 248. Wednesday—Beasta, 13G ; sheep, 452;
PliV, IS.

EPIWIWROII. MAPCO! 6.—The number of rattle this morning
was 41:,, Iwing 21 heed leas titan on this day siinnight. The
demand was good, and late 'mi. * were fully midntained. hest
heel. 41. fid. to ss. HA. ; middling end inferior, 6s. ed. to Pa. per
stone. The supply of sheep was 4.790. belug 7.S more than on
thin day week, 406 of which were store sheep There was a good
demand, and the prices of last week were rowintaintA. Extrenns
top prim. 1101.; current. 04d. to Md., and down to ad. per lb.
Iced pigs brought to. Id. to to. 3d. per ntooe six to right
weekn of i ilo.. 7s. to toe lid. a head. Numbers in market Fat
cattle. alp: store do.,—; milk cows, I. fat sheep, 3,7a4 ;
store ditto, 406 :