The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-21 00:00:00

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MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TnniumaT Ewmano.— The
quiet to-day, at the following prices :--tim tit
ix 74474,
old, 455. ; October to December, 455. ; i 7

COTrON.—Lreeasoot, Sarr.2o.--Idaticat •
la favour of buyers The sales today aralo,2ll
including 3,000 speculation and elport. 2,000,9
200 tian, 11d. to
12d. to Mid. • 100 Pasant, 15d. to
mornithain, 10,itr.p to lfal. ; Music and
to 14d. ; aid. • 300
to 9d. ; 7,100 Burst, Sid. to 114 d. ; eid. *0
Bengal, &Undo, kc., W. to lid. ; Chlna, 9id. te.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Basnrom, -151
stronger tone of the Liverpool cotton market during%
last few days, and the improvement to
_some extent
weather, have tended to impart more onserr sitelh
wool market, without, however, causing ea, wei„...th,
Some transactions have taken place today for le-Wat
sonsumption. There is an antra 1411006 Oi
Spinners look forward to a revival of business see he.
and are supplying themselves to some extent with 64
sorts of wcoL Prices, though rather firmer thee he
week, are still unsteady. The news from Leipae twe
not promising for the worsted yarn kind, thea
as the fair oommenoed on
.Monday, it is too soon to-f.;
an opinion se to the ultimate result. Under the 41,
eumatances, the foreigm houses are not phew'
but content themselves with watching the
of the fair. The demand for hone serfs
average character, and so far is decidedly the beet
the trade. In pieces merchants generally mem to tan a better opinion as to prospects in the Ms*
future, and are disposed to make offers to trembistim‘
though certainly at very low rates. A few onion hee
been given out for the ensuing Beams. Emilie*.
are busily engaged in banging out their novelties he hi
spring, but as the present ioret "between meow
there it little doing in fancy sat present. The*
rican houses are not as yet deposed to place matena
All are apparently waiting to see the lowest point rowel
before operating, and that time is not far distant. The
is a steady business doing for France. There is hill
doing for the East. Prices are unchanged.

LACE AND HOSlEUY.—Norrnromue, L. X,
There an at last some indications of an isprommon
the lace trade, but we fear they will be aninteeseled b
some extent by the upward tendency of yams. The day
for home consumption hes been quiet as usual, bet mes
have been a few more inquiries from Lauda kr*
and one or two buyers have been down is !lee
small sorting-up orders. Thaw are likewise • few ases
demands from Italy and Germany, but business is bes
direction will be to a limited extent for some tins, ffis
war having interfered with trade the greater put of lee
summer stocks are still on hand. In the hosiery mels
there is no cause to complain, a great many beads UR
kept remuneratively employed. There is a .lithe bay
off here and there in shipping orders, but ca Ike eXes
hand we can hear of orders being refused,_ ewe% %gem,
willingness of manufacturen to commit themselves ss sap
extent beforehand at the present rate of prima COW
and yarns have gone up during the last few days, ami
there are indications that the advance will be asioelosi
—Nottingham Journal.

CORN.-13tanrwonar, Sen. 20.—At this day's mum
there was a fair supply of English wheat, whia way
rather over last week's rates. Barley ls. to te. per gawk
dearer. Oats advanced 6d. to la. per quarter. Ilms
tending upwards. Peas L. per quarter higher.
Dewienu. Bzrr. 20.—We had an increased sipik d
wheat to-day, and a very large attendance of bed
and dealers. The trade, however, was slow, amps hi
dry samples, which made la. • qr. more money the kg
week, but this rise was scarcely maintained at Maas.
and a considerable proportion was left unsold. Of iukg
there were not more than about half a dozen aught
market. Oats, beans, peas, and other descriptions dles.
ten corn, as last week. Beet white wheat, 29a to le.;
beet red, ditto, 28s. to 30s. ; new, 275.; ether sew,
225. to 285.; barley, 40s. to 425.; oats, tea to 32e.; hum,
Mc to 26e. ; peas, 19a. to 21e. ; vetches, 225. to 2k fd.;
rye, 16a. to 17a. ; fine flour, 41a. to 435. ; best musk
395. to 40s.

loistircttrarnt, SEPT. 20.—Our market this morn* v.
fairly attended. There was leas disposition :o *is
of late ; good qualities of wheat sod flour, nevisies,
brought fully the rates of this day se'nnight in tks
made. Oats were 2d. per 451 b., and oatmeal ls. pa kid
dearer. English beans were in very short supply, admit
be called le. per quarter higher ; in foreign the. ms as
change. Indian corn was without alteration.

NrwAitz, Sir. 19.—Wheat Iran in tolerate wapciy,
and with a steady trade recent rates were readily ism
Wished. Barley supported its extreme raisa thin
articles were about the same as last week.

NSWBURT, SEPT. 20.—Our market was well swat
with wheat this day, the trade slow, at last wears min
Barley inferior and very scarce, sold re►dily at as arms
of 2s. per quarter upon former quotations. Ws and bur
steady, at late rates.
EDO/BURGE, sset. 19.—As compared with lot Lod
wheat was 2e. up on top, and IL sd. down on amp
Barley was earns on top, and 83. up on average. Omit
were Is. down on top, and Id. up on average. Beat woo
6d. up on top, and sa. 3d. up on average. Wheat, 434. W
60s. ; barley, 265. to 415.; oats, 25e. to 33a; beau, 55t.

CATTLE.—RIZIIINGHAM, SEPT. 20.—We were but we
dierately supplied with beasts this day. The trade ti
fair, at late quotations. Sheep a limited supply. Trade
heavy. Late prioes barely made. Calves a short supply.
Fat pigs a moderate number on offer. Beef, 71 to sta.;
mutton, Bd. to 9d. • veal,Bid. to Bid. per lb. ; bass
pigs, 10a. to 10s. 9d. per soore ; porket ditto, Ht. 6i
to lls.

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Norrnmagge, Burr. 19.—We had rather a better gag
of beef in the market to-day than there was on the pm
vicar week, prices being from 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. forbid
quality, and for not so good,Bs. to 95.3 d. was given. Tlies
was a very good show of mutton at 80. to 9d. per lb. for
first-class qualit and 41. to 80. was realised fa
second ditto. Veal was very scarce and sold el
about 91b per lb. Lamb, of which there was a
good supply, maintained prices at from 9d. to
Porket pigs were selling at 7s. 9d. to 8a
per stone, and bacon pigs realised from 7s. 11. to 7s, OIL
EDINBURGH, Barr. 19.—The number of cattle this mom
lag was larger than on this day se'nuight, there bsiag 11,
or an increase of 114 head. Sales were dull, but Megrim
of last week were maintained. Current price, 91. as.
10..; middling and inferior, 7s. 6,1. to 9s. per dons. BP
supply of sheep and lambs was large, the mambos beisg
6,274, or 392 more than last week. On account al tk•
large supply males were slowly effected, and the prices of
last market were barely maintained. Best muttoo, hew
Bd. to 80. ; ewes, from 7d. to 71d. per lb. Lambs,"
prices, 3U., 325., 315., 295. ; current, Zia to sa. ;
bket
faced, 14s. 6d. to 21s. a head. Pigs brought 61. to 6..68.
per stone. Numbers in market:—Fat cattle, 381;
store ditto, 185; milk cows, 25; sheep, 6,274; Mem
sheep, 1,436 ; pigs, 308.

CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE 13IIIILINO
THIIESDAT, SEPT. 20.—Admissions on payMeDit 8,473;
ditto by season tickets, 3,220. Total visitors, 11,693.
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