The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Turnatar ih'ININC. The market .
steady to-day, sod closed at t:4. spot aml she ;..
438. 3d. December ; 438.6 d. to9d. Jimmy to Yard.
445. 3d. Xazeb. Delivery-96.3 casks; arrivals, 1,94r20.,

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Nornzotult, Nov.
The departments of the lace trade are still very
although the prices of some kinda of goods lia4
given way. With a prospect of a settlement
Italian difficulty, there are Indications that a chanz
the better will shortly take place. There is al;:t,
appreciable change in any branch of the hosiery tri.
YDS are about the same as they were a week aeo.
change to cold weather it is hoped will give an impette,
the demand for cotton and woollen gouda.—Neetie:;,
Jeurwd.

COTTON.—LweaPooL, Nov. 7.—Good' demand fn.
the trade at yesterday's full prices. Estimated sides I
16,000 bales, including 5,000 speculation tut
5,000 American, 70d. to 91d. ; 1,700 Pernam,
to 9d. ; Al Maranham, BJ.L ; ;50U Mosel° and
71d. to 8,1. ; 400 Rio, 70. to 80. ; 400 Egyptian,
to 12d. ; 20 Smyrna, 7pl. ; 6,730 Surat, W. to
Madras, Gd. to 64d. ; Bengal, Scinde, 4141. to 62
200 Peru, Bd. to od. Fair Dhollerah, Gad. ; fair
wnttee,
80.; middli ; fair Broach, 61d. ; fair BenW,
Egyptian 91d.ft; fMeans, Sid.
air Pernam, Btd.; mid&tag Bo
ren
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WOOL AND WORSTED.—BR.tn►oRn, Nov. 7. Th
has been a more cheerful tone pervading the market,
day, as the resuit of the settlement of the Roman ..ss
tion. Some staplers report that there is more inquiry
wool, but any effort to obtain an advance is futile.
wool sold has been only just sufficient to meet prese;
requirements. The character of the market amount;
this—that, though the tone is more cheerful, then,
really no more business doing. In worsted yarns there j
been rather more inquiry this morning on the part of o
export merchant*, but chiefly with a view to test in.
Few orders have upon the whole been given to-day. 7,
are such as were withheld prior to the time of the re,
complications in Italy and Rome. There is no cheap:
prices, though some spinners have been trying to get;
ad :once. In pieces also there is a little more cheerful*,
and rather more inquiry. The borne demand emelt.
very eat ; indeed country dealers are so indisposed te
business at present that many houses are keeping fi
travellers at home. The export houses are only plac,
such orders as they have been holding over. The 'mew!,
from America are rather unfavourable, and American a.
chants are doing little business. Prices are perhaps alr
firmer than last week.

CORN.—BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 7.—At this day's Mir.
there was a fair supply of wheat, and all kinds were
per quarter lower. Grinding barley unaltered. lr.
maintained their value. Beans quite as dear. l'eas
per quarter cheerer.
Bmwrot, Nov. 7.—On our market to-day there ws•
moderate show of English wheat, which sold freely
barely last week's prices. Foreign has given way in vs'
about 2s. to 3s. per qr., but there is a better feeling in t
trade to-day, and the bore decline is partially recoaer,
Malting barley plentiful, and scarcely so dear as last wee
inding slow, but firm. Oats sold in retail, at about
much money. Maize and beans attracted scarcely .4o
attention.

Devizr..4 Nov. 7.—The slight rise in wheat last Thum
day has been lost to-day, and we have again to note prier
as on this day fortnight—viz., at 2s. reduction upon la,
week, and at this reduction the trade was slow, and a MO.
siderable quantity was left unsold at the close. 38t. is nor
the top price. Earley was in fair supply, but the deismd
being rather slow, to effect sales a reduction of quite 1..
qr. had to be made. There was a small supply of oth
articles ; and prices must be quoted as last week. Bated
wheat, 375. to 35.. ; best red ditto, 375. 6d. to :tea a 1
new ditto. 36a. to 375.; barley, 345. to 48..; betas, '!J.
to 2its. ; oats, 255. to 32a. ; peas, 21s. to 2.'0. ; vet 6.
245. to 295. ; rye, 19s. to 21s. ; fine flour, 565. to
best seconds, 545. to 56a.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 7.—At our market this mart,
wheat was only in very moderate request, at a rr
tion of Is. per qr. on English, and 4d. per rental
foreign. Flour sold slowly and must be called Is.
sack cheaper. Oats receded Id. per 451ba., and oatmeal
Er load. In English beans there was no change :I.
gyptian declined 6d. per qr. Indian corn was with,
any material alteration.
Nzwaite, Nov. 6.—Wheat was about an average
Business was quiet at ls. per qr. below late rates.
of barley tolerable, and the inquiry was limited at 1t v•
qr. decline. The inquiry for oats was fair at late
Boma brought late rates.

Niwnugy, Nov. 7. —We bad a large supply of vt.:
this day in very good condition. The trade was ter
quiet, and 22. to 3s. lower than last week. Barley of is
kinds plentiful, but paroels were 2.. cheaper, and ou-•
aorta in proportion. Oats 61. cheaper. Beans musket
EDINBURGH, Nor. 6.—As compared with hat sok,
wheat was same on top, and 2a. sd. up on MAN,
barley was 6d. upon top, and 2d. up on average ; oatiom
6d. down on top, and ld. up on average ' • beans wei.:t
up on top, and tie. 2d. up on average. Wheat, 56e. tom,
barley, 3.4. to 45a. 6d. ; oats, 26e. to 365. 6d. ; beano, ta
to 545.

nil CATTLE.—BramiNun•m, Nov. 7. —We received •
supply of beans this day, which Game to hand in fair
dition. There was a steady demand at Id. per lb. du
from Tuesday's rates. The supply of sheep was "
than on Thursday last, the mutton trade fair, at • sit
higher. Calves a fair time-of-year supply. No alten-
in prices. Fat pigs • fair supply. Beef, 52d. to 62d.,
lb.; mutton, 6d. to 7d. ; veal, 6d. to 72d.; hewn pip
9(1 to 95. 3d. per score ; porketa, Bs. to 9s. 3d.

NEWARK. Nov. s.—Thia was the first market since'.
removal of the restrictions on the movement of cattle,
there was accordingly a large show of beasts ; 7■. IMF
Hs. per stone was the average price for good fat be,
Over 600 sheep were penned. and 54d. to 1:41. wet
avenge price. pigs were 6a. to 6s. lid. per stone.

NOTTING HA M, Nov. 6.—We bad a pretty good supp':.- •
beuts, which met with a moderate sale at from 7s.
ss. 4d. per stone for best quality, and from 7s. 6.1.
7s. 9d. for second ditto. Not so many sheep as usual
exhibited, but the supply was equal to the demand.
prices being, for superior quality, from 644. to 7d. per.
and for coarser descriptions from 54d. to 61d. Rati
mon veal than on the previous week, realised from 7
to Bd. The porket pigs sold at from 'is, to Gs. ; •
bacon pigs from 6s. 3d. to 6s.

EDINBURGH, Nov. 6.—The number of cattle this m
ing was not so large as on this day se'nnight, there ber
442, or a decrease of 102 head. There was a fair derma
and last week's prices were maintained. Best beef.
Ba. 9d.; secondary and infm ior, 6s. lA. to 7s. Ed. rs-r ton
The supply of sheep was less than on this day we t
number being 5,876, or 272 fewer. The demand was g
and prices were fully higher than those obtained la
market. Best mutton, KA to 6d. ; Cheviot ewes, rd.
6d. ; blackfacerl, 40. to sid. per lb. Fed pigs brought i.
to 6e. per stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, 6a. to I
a had.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mlles Pas- Mel- Total, DIA
RAILWAY!). opea, warn. chnudiak 1847. 1W
Week ending August 10. A t t A
Great Southern of intim .. 144 L. 0.1 310 Ste
Week ending Sept 7.
Madrua—ssouth West Lbw gal

G ,445
1,439 ;

North West Line. 153
Week ending (ht
Ottoman
Smyrna and Casssho