The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-13 00:00:00

MARKETS.---

TALLOW.—Jvi.r 12.—The market was gam' *et
Spot, 44.5. 6d. ; October to December, 46.. id,

OOTPON.—Livurooi, Jinx
yesterday's prices. Sales to-day 101
01.000 bake, wig
2,000 for spendation and export.
to 154 d. ; 200 rdrah.4 k& IN& toirldtro
thinl6ll, I;B4LMtoMawi° sad Bahia,
24d. ; 9d13.1d.t0 tidi:L4,4o"llll-IF4
flid. to 124 d. ; Madras, 9id. to 10d. ;
k.., eig to ; Chins, 10d. ; 300 Peru,-gerts
WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnittionn, Jura It .
new upset of sontinental affairs tends to seems
anxiety Antonini those engaged in the worsted Ink NC
recent Udine, portending peace, have had the Ea* •
sending up the quotations of wool in the country, gm
inducing farmers to bold out for higher prices in 0e
ous wool-growing districts. The staplers in fes
cannot, as yekket prices commensurate with the
the country, and !minces is, consequently, to Lipi7l2,
tent restricted. Heavy sales of wool have of lay bZ
plies, and as there is at present little new weal fa—,7
market, staplers are looking on, and, under the ob:
stances postponing their purchases until the polkWitt
son be brighter than it is at preeent h the iembi
yarn department, the buoyancy which bascliancromo_
tnedejor the kat few days seems to have subsided. AZI
export merchant. are looking round and making 064—'1
30's super weft, but at prices so much below the Wmaker's value that no business has reunited freak i
few small sales in two-fold 40's constitute the traneobi
of the day. In the home trade orders have ben phi
to meet immediate requirements. No fresh basher et
moment can be reported. Prices have changed huts bb'
last week. During the last week, several spy*
orders have been plated by merchants engaged for the,
tinental trade, in anticipation of early peace. 21,,
houses, who have kept out of the market for aWs
bare been obliged to come in, and a great nay 64
placed their orders for autumn, which will math sib
facturers to keep their machinery running for eons air
at least. These symptoms of greater activity have bob,
manufacturers to hold out for higher priors, and loom
some cases, have succeeded in obtaining an eb,
Things to-day, however, are decidedly quieter. Beni
is pursuing a cautious policy, and seems inclined is
the result of political events on the continent.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—NoTrutonsm, Ju' 11.,
We are glad to be abbe to report a slight irnprovestal •
the lace trade, compared with the last few weeks. Me
sorting up orders are being executed for home buyeet,i
some little business is being done likewise with Ana*
buyers. There has been rather more firmness is
this week, owing to the hopes entertained of thin
elusion of the peace in Germany. The animation Data
prevailed for several weeks at the Winery warehouse
still maintained, and some buyers have comae/
operations in anticipation of the home fall trade. y
branches are pretty generally well employed.—Nottis*
Journal.

CORN.—ETAWINOHAN, JULY 12.—At this day's mai
there was a short supply of English wheat, which al
readily at previous rates. Foreign lower. Barley emi
tamed its value. Oats held for former rates. Emu Dui
much inquired for. Peas rather cheaper.

DEVIZZE, JOLT it —We have again to reports fan 1
the price of wheat of about 2s. a quarter. With &pc' tr
attendance of dealers, and a small supply, there was trip
disposition to do business, and a brisk trade was the ai
sequence, although some portion was still left asadis (I
the close of the market. All other articlee—osk, his
peal, &c.—were in small supply, and what trade wwEir
was at last week's prices. Best white wheat, X&
28e.; best red, ditto, 265. to 275. ; other Kw*
to 2.64.; cats, 26e. to 325. • beans, Ms. to 26•.; psis, is
to Zie. ; winter vetches, /is. to 28a. ; rye, 16s. to 17.,
fine flour, 41s. to 435. ; best seconds, 395. to 40s. s

MANCHESTER, JULY 12.—There was an aversgescpp,
ante at this day's market, but a very languid feels 4 p.
veiled, and we note • further decline since thick
ae'nnight of 3s. per quarter on wheat, and Is. to Pap
sack on flour. Oats were rather easier, whilst choices
meal, being very scarce, sold on better terms. Indium
declined Is. per quarter.
NEWARK, JULY IL—We had a tolerable supply dirk
A limited amount of business was done at 2s. to 3a p
qr. less money. Barley unchanged. Oats fins. Bus
made full rates.

NIWBURT, JULY 12.—The wheat trade this clay VN a
ceedingly slow ; to sell 2.5. per qr. lees money had to io
taken ; the supply moderate. Nothing doing in bong.
Beans and oats a steady sale at late rates.
STOCKTON-ON-TEM, JULY 11. —The imports of pa
coastwise and from abroad during the past week ue Eli
At this day's market there was an unusually small ghoul
grain. What sold at a reduction of 2s. per qr. ea bs
week's currency. Barley, oats, beaus, and peas subs&
in value, with a fair demand. Wheat (per qr. of MY
the bushel), Durham and Yorkshire red, 525. be 51;
ditto, white, Me to 605.; south country red, 545. too 55t;
ditto, white, 58s. to 60s. ; barley, grinding, per *eh
qr., 355. to 30s. ; oats, feed, new, 275. to 291.; pelso
(421 b. per bushel), 31a. to 325. ; bans, new, 51s. to&

EDINBURGH, JULY 11.-AA compared with kat vai
wheat waa 2s. down on top, and 3a. 2d. down on mop
Barley was CaL down on top, and lld. up on mein
Oata were 9d. down on top, and same as last met a
average. Beans were 4s. 6d. down on top, and 31. Ili
down on average. Wheat, 4:14. to 655. 6d. ; teak
345. 6d. to 39e. ; mote, 275. 6d. to 335. 9d. ; beans, 4&.k
CATTLE.-BIRMINOHAN, JULY 12.-We receirsi
larger supply of beasts than on Thursday last. The sae
ruled steady, at barely late quotations. The rawly
sheep and lambs was fair, the trade slow. Calves smote
rate supply. Fat pigs a moderate supply. Beef, *.a
84d. ,• mutton, 71. to 9d. ; lamb, 10d. to 101 d. ; viak
to 81,1. per lb. ; bacon pigs, 10s. to 10s. 9d. ; pate
ditto, 10s. to 11s. 3d. per score.
NOTTINGHAM, JULY 11.-There was about an ow
amply of sheep at our market to-day. The demand la
of a quiet character, and prices in some pees were tottr
lower than last week. The show of lambs was models
and the trade was steady prices undergoing no impale,
alteration. The demand pigs was slow and the raga
last week were barely maintained. Quotations:-Matta
74d. to 9d. per lb. ; pork, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone. lash.
345. to 425. each.

EDINBCBGH, JOLT 11.—The supply of cattle this so
ing was small, the number being 192, or 9 less than is
market. Sales were slowly effected, but the primed%
week were maintained. Top price, lls. 3d. ; mast
9s. 9tL to 10s. Cd. ; and down to Se. per stone. Their;
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ply of sheep and Lambs was large, particularly the f
the number being 2,910, or 510 more than last week.
of sheep were dull, and prices down, but lambs main
last week's prime, according to weight and quality. *
blackfaced wethers, 9d.; current price, &I. to 84, Ix
down to 74d. per lb. Lambs, top price, 41s. to 4ok. ;gr
rent price, 30s. to 355.; middling and inferior, 18s. to%
a head. Number in market :—Fat cattle, 192 ;I*
2,910.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mllesbur ]ter TAIL 1.011
zAn.wAys. open. sengera. &azalea 12611. 11.
Week ending May 6. A A f.
rest Southern of India .. 79 668 344 91.2
Week ending June 2.
alibi and Man Francisco ..761 141 169 318
Week ending June 24.

.AusttianLoribardy&C.l.
(Mouth Austvisu Llael _l3lB 18,48.5 48,118 81,801
Lombardo & Cent. Italy 479 9,357 8.533 17.40 11.15
Lines of the Piedmont .. 849 8,115 11,581/ 15,705 01/

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