The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-05 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TA LLOW.—TEICLIDAT IlYasiica —lllr tallow market ea,
to dica
stead) to-
Dd. day. Spot,4la Yd. ; acid Ocaoicer to DeoOilabor, co

corrrotc—Lramtiou JOLT 4.—Raltar there demand, but
affix* still irregular. Estimated Wes to-day 10,000 tot„.
eludiag 2.000 spsculathe and export. 4.000 American, 04
141.; 400 Penman. de., lid. to 14fd. 100 Maisel., and gyi4
114. 500 Egyptian, 15d. to 00d; 6,100 Surat, tat to tow •
Bearal, nebula de.. 644. to 74.1. : Mehra, llid
Dhollerah. afd. ; fair Oomratrutteakot. Bn rich, KR
:
fair Bengal, tifd. : fair Egyptiart, 15 : fair Perninu, Int
!Wain( Bowed., middling 11d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRAD/Mtn, ;MT 4—There k
las inquiry for wool today, The defused falls decidedly nisi
of what It was last Thursday, and even during the early part
the week. There Is a mangy demand chiefly foe light.him
sorts. Operations are exeeedingly partial, and as priori is üb,
country are rather easier. consumers act with great caution.
The buyers in the country are fewer than they were !hay
spinners who usually supply themselves with stocks from
growers, have returns, d thence, havingglveurateswhiii &rade:lee
than those current in this market, and many staple,. cow.
quently find it so difficult to deal with growers that they decee
it best to refrain from operating, and remain at home. Thourk
in worsted yarns there are still sonic unexpired eentnete in tie.
hands of some spinners, new orders are few and mei le
genappe and some other spinning% there Is a tolerable beatoest
doing. The production of goods at home is limited, and the
consumptioe of yarns decreases, Manufacturers operate no).
y. Prices are unchanged. The piece market is net
;CeriColiUnental houses are iscreasinglY cautious In Piscine or.
den. The American merchants scan to be almost xi of the
market. The operations of the home trade ane exceedingly
stricted. Prices do not improve.

LADD AND HOBINRY.-eNOTteIPrIAN, JOLT
ell the lam warehouses the beldam doing fur the h.nie 12Waco,
Y very quiet, as we m►y expect it to be for the next tax 'nett.
There are a few more buyers from the continent siel hen tbs
State., but their operations are limited. Brown seta are stead),
and as stocks us low any considerable demand 'odd nsss
them to rise to value. The hosiery trade is also flat, emeeidly
the home departmeaM Yarns have been firm, but as ream I
Kill premed on the market rates may become somewhat osier.
—"Nottingham Journal."

CORN —llMirt9Ottan, Ju' 4.—At this days market there
sou again a very short sumo 01 English wheat, which soil at
rather &hove the currency of We day se'unight. Barley fulls a
dear. Oats slow. Beans lit to it per qr. lower. Yeas Mid
for some advance.

DEVIZES, JULY a.—Wheat was in small supply to-day, andbrisk demand prevailed at last weer. prices Sellers, boner*.
asked more money, and this somewhat checked business, bet
eventually a good clearance was effected at lln a few Instances:
6d. a sack &draw*, bat the advance was the exception, D.*
Ma In other article* no alteration. Hest white *heat. as
to Us. ed. ; best red ditto, 322. to 3,5. Bd. ; other sorts. Li to
235.: barley. EH. to SOS. ; beans, Vs. to 2ia. ; peas. 21.. to :
vetches, 19s. to 215.: rye, ISt W 18s. 6d. ; fine dour, Cs. to 23, ;
best, seconds, she. to Its. oats, 26a to 13n.
N AAAAA , JULY 3.—The hay crop in this district Is very goal.
The supply of wheat to-day was limited, and prices were as hick
as last week. In barley no alteration. (Ws ruled firm. Bans
no material change.
Nawituar, JCL! 4.—We have a tolerable virility of wheat this
day ; the trade very heavy ; but, on the whole, last week's prices
were obtained, but with dinculty. Nothing doing la barley.
Oats and beans a steady sale, at very full rates.
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JCLY 4.—A coaSiderable quantity of rain
fell in this neighbourhood on Tuesday and yesterday. but on
the whole the weather has been very favourable for the progress
of the growing crops. During the week the trade has under-
gone no material change, all parties restricting their purchases
to the supply of their immediate wants only. From abroad the
arrivals at Liverpool have been fair of wheat, beans, and lulu
corn, and light of other produce. Our market this morning sr.,
tolerably well attended. Both English and foreign wheat kiip-
ported the currency of this day sennight, with a moderate de.
mend. Flour moved off slowly at late rates. Oats, being
scarce. brought rather more money, while oatmeal ruled gem.
In beans there was no niaterial change. Indian corn was the
turn lower.

EDINIIIIIIOII, JOLT 3.—As compared with hut week, wheat
was Is. 6d. up on top, and Ild. up on average. Barley 1/L.l LL
up on top, and in. 641 down on average. Oats were It 9d. delve
on top, and in. 7d. up on average. Bms were la darn on
top, and 3a. lld. down on average. Wheat, fee. to Ma. ;
bane,. 3M. M. to 40a.; oats, 17a. to Ma. gd. ; beans, Mi.

CATTLE.—BIRMIWOHAW. JULY 4.—WO received a larger sup
ply of beasts than ou Thursday last, the general condltiou fair
the trade steady, at rather lower prices. Sheep sad lamln
good seasonable supply, which met a fair inquiry. Calves aMs
supply prince lower. Fat pigs a moderate supply ; tall prices
readied. Beef, 6d. to rid. roar lb.: mutton. 61d. to 7pl .
lamb. rid. to aid.: veal. 6d to yid.: bat= pigs, Ps. 9d. to Its
per score : perket ditto, 10s. to SM. 6d.

ItagreOL, JOLT ♦.—We had a eery large supply of fat been
oar market to-day, Including • fair number of grassied
animals from Ireland. For beat descriptions there wat
• good demand, but for middling aorta trade was
again dull, and prices showed • reduction on last week.
heat samples realised from 701. to Ina. per cwt., and cad.
tiling from Us. to 6.5, while many of those on offer are
left on hand. The consignments of store cattle fleas
Ireland were very large, and the Privy Council hal*
sanctioned the opening of the market for every description
of stock, the trade is beginning to assume its old appear
once. There was • full attendance of buyers and dealers, bet
trade was again rather dull, and things exchanged hands at
prices in favour of the buyer. The supply of milch cows was
much larger than last week, ►ut the animals were of • rather
indifferent quality: they were In fair demand, and the pearl
realised ranged from 414 to s;2O. The sheep pens were wA
Ailed, and there was a rather active trade at from 7d. to 71d pre
lb. for best wethers. The supply of lambs was still larger the
last week, very heavy consignments having Come to rlllll4 Ines
Ireland. The reduced prices of but week were accepted, and in
some instances a still further reduction was made, but very lest
samples realised from Bd. to lid. per lb. We had rather a sheet
supply of pigs, and owing to the warm weather trade was dull.
Lawn pigs obtaining from 10s. to its. ad., and porkers shat
the lame. The trade In bonus remains quiet.
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Norrisonan, Icir —There was a good show of beef. whieb
realised from se. to 9s. ed. per stone for best quality, and ler
second ditto from Bs. 6d. to ea, the prices being much the sank
as they were last week. We bad a plentiful supply of mutton
which and with a ready sale at from 7d. to Tit for test sort,
and second qualities from 6d. to 7d. Lunb sold at inn hi. t.
YW pqr lb.; and calves, of which there were quite eutheleut for
the dump& were fetching prices drum 7flsi. to bal Pigs rat
offallt similar rates to those of the previous Wednesday.

Entmerson, irtr I—The number of cattle this mornirg,
was less than on this day week, there being tid or t:7 lens
than last market. The demand being good, last week's vim
were fully maintained. Top price, 9s. ad. ; current, M. W to
ml dtiltg and Interior, 7s. ed. to es. 3d. per stooe. The
number of sheep and lambs was large, there being Oiler
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