The Express.
London, England, 1866-05-11 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TRUSIDAT Evinara.—Tallow aimed nand.
July to-day at 46a. 9d..,
_apot ; 44a. 6d, Ka to jut J.
46a. 9d, Jugs ; and 491. 9d. Ocialear to

COTTON.-1,1719700t., WAY 10.—Karicst Weide: et
esterday's rates. Slaw to-day, 7,000 bales, aniath..
y 1,500 for specialities sad =poet. 4,000 Amara, RC;
15d. ; 300 Parassa. &&s., 3M. to lbid. -
1,40 eit4
Bakis, 14cL ; 300 XaptiaN 17d• 26x;mbQ
9d. to 19d. ; 2,200 Surat, 4d. to 121. ; ga.• Beh.
pl, Sande, he., 6N. to 901. ; 50 Pau, 14d.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—Bnarroug, It 10.—Ts
advance in the Bank nee of disorient, andllie fear oh*.
ther advance, have tended to wise great quietness hike
wool market. Besiness is confined to picked and dohs
'orb, which are name, and realise fair prices. Otherwise
there is no business done, and prices are scarcely t.
!Hooke on hand, however, are not large in the fah it
the coining clip, sad there is no desire on the Fort d
staplers to push sales. There is little business day k
yams. Notwithstanding the thanem which peergh.
spinners are not quoting prices much lower dill
of late. This is owing in some measure to he
prevailing firmness in wooL Business mehhhy
for the continental market', is so imp;
prices are scarcely tested. The home trade is dwiail.
considerably, with the exception of Coburg Ink 17,
which spinners are scarcely well engaged. In pleas tie
patent caution is observed by all engaged in this bunk
Neither home, nor American, nor foreignastbE as be
tempt"! by OMITS to-day. Buyer! shohimhil
with looking dim the delivery of previous NA..
to the unsettled state of continental politico, some Zr.
calling orders are not delivered in time. Contracts h
plain goods are to some extent running out, and merdaah
are not anxious to renew them. Home houses have beh
selling pretty freely of late ; but owing to the alma*
the sessoe, are not replacing their stocks. Slosh keeps,.
markably low. There is no pressure to sell. There ig
little doing for China. Considerable orders were phAbi
China figures and short time and manufacturers in eh
class of goods are well employed. Prices are rather ass,m
and where new price-lista are issued, the pries are Woe
bat week's quotations.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Notrrutouw, Mar 1k...
In the continued uncertainty of the prices of cotton rim
there is no material ohmage to note in either of the shah
trades of the district. The lace trade in rather quid.
buyers only taking small parcels to meet their most maw
wante. The hosiery warehouses are also quiet from tii;
same cause, but there are rather more inquiries for goods
for the American market.--Nottingham Journal.

CORN.—Brawrisaffsa, MAT Io.—At this day's =WA
there was a fair supply of Buglish wheat, which was ahem
of by speculators at an anvance of te. to 3s, pee qui*.
Barley fully as dear. Oats not quotably higher,Bemis
and peas held for a rise of Is. per quarter.
DEVISER, MAT 10.—At the commencement of Wham
this morning the prospects of war and an antialmass of
high prices had an evident effect upon trade, but as ths
morning wore on greater disposition to do businesi beet
to manifest itself, and with a fair supply of whin, g,
moderate trade was done at prices from Ia to fe.
higher than last week. There was a good sow
dance both of sellers and buyers, and the thin
exhibited for male was mostly of prime quality sad it
! excellent condition. The supply of barley was but ma,
so small that the prices realised must be quoted as mini.
nal. There was, however, a brisk demand for the samples
exhibited. Oats, beans, peas, and vetches, ware m tie
small supply to justify a quotation. Best white that,
255. to %a. ; best red, ditto, Ns. to 255. 6d. ; oiler
sorts, 211. to 235. ; beat barley, 38s. to 40a. ; oats,
to 320.; beans, Us. to 25e.; peas, 19e. to 235. ; vats
vetches, 24x. to 28e. • rye, 16s. to 175.; fine flour, 351. is
375.; best seconds. 320 to 34..
MANCHESTER, MAT 10.—Our market this meal* les
fairly attended. Wheat, both English and foreign, ant
be quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. higher, and in moderato do
mead. Flour was held for an advance :of fully it pr
sack, but the demand was not active. Oats rand owned
were the tuninher. Beans and peas were extra*
scarce, and b t a further ameadment of Is. per qr.
Indian corn was likewise 6d. per qr. dearer.

NEWARK, MAT 9.—We had a moderate show of wheat.
The inquiry was good, at Is. to 2s. per qr. more mow.
•
Baxley was in short supply, and prices were uncle*.
Oats very dear. The inquiry for beans was fair, at la per
quarter advance.
NitiVIICHY, MAT 10.—We had a large supply of what
this day, the bulk in pretty good condition ; the Ws
brick, at an advance of la. to 2s. per qr. upon last tad
prices. No barley on offer. Beans and oats 'Wady at
previous quotations.
BroorroN-08-Tairs, Mar 9. —The arrivals of whist
coastwise for the past week are large ; there was she a
good supply this morning from the growers, which net a
free sale at prices exceeding last week's currency ; in easy
instances an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained for the
best selected samples ; inferior unchanged. Barley firm.
Oats the turn dearer. Beans la. to 2s. dearer, sad I.
in active request. Flour Is. per sack higher. Wheat, per
qr. of 631 b to the bushel—Durham and Yorkshire red, -
48s. to 50e. ; ditto, white, 535. to 575. ; south country red,
48s. to 50a. ; ditto, white, 555. to 565. ; barley, grinding,
per imperial qr., 35a. to 36a. ; oats, feed, new, Na to
25e. ; potato, 421 b. per bushel, 275. to 295. ; beans, sew,
48a. to 48s. ; old, 48s. to 495. . .

TrIBRIDGE, MAT 10.—Wfth s better supply of wheat,
the trade is brisk, and is. to 26. per quarter advance le
obtained. Beans, being scarce, are ?.s. per quarter dearer.
Oats and barley without change in value.

EDINBURGH, liar 9.—As warred with last week,
wheat was la. 6d. up on top, an la. 7d. up on avenge.
Barley was Ia down on top, and sd. up on average. Oda
were Is. up on top, and same on average. Beene were 21.
up on top and sd. up on average. Wheat, 435. 6d. to
545. 6d. ; barley, 355. Cal. to 405.; oats, 265. 3d. to 345. 64;
beans, 425. to 52.. 6d.

CATTLE.-Bunsllrintam, MAT 10.-We received a fl/1
supply of very prime beasts as this day's market, for which
there was a good demand at full rates. The supply of
sheep and lambs was only moderate ; the trade riled
steady at full prices. Calves a fair supply; choice
qualities sold freely at full prices; inferior a slow trade.
Fat pigs a moderate supply; a clearance made. Beef, 6d.
to 74d. per lb.; mutton in wool, 80. to Ind. per lb.;
ditto shorn, 41. to 81d. ; lamb*, 39a. to 425. each ; veal,
6d. to 80.; bacon pigs, 10e. 6d. to lls. 3d. per score;
porket, ditto, 10.. 6d. to Hs. 3d. per store. •
NOTTINGHAM, MAT 9.-At to-day's market there was only
a moderate supply of sheep, the demand for which was
slow, and prices were about the same last week. There
was a short supply of fat beef at the dead-meat market, and
• limited trade was done at previous rates. The show of
mutton was under an average, and prices were nominally
unaltered. Pork dull, and tending downwards. Val is
before. Quotations:-Beef, 7s. to 84.; pork, Is. Ai to
Be. 3d.; mutton, Ba. to 9a.; per stone ; veal, 7d. to 766.
per lb.
EDINBURGH, MAT 9.-The number of cattle this
morning was 352, being 73 more than last week. Wes
were dull, and prices a shade lower. Top price fle. 9b;
current, 84. 3d. to Ba. 6d. ; middling and inferior, 75.*
7a. 3d. per stone. The supply of sheep was greater that
last week, there being 2,587, or an increase of 349. Banta
were dull, andjiest week's prime were barely maintained.
Cheviot wethere lOicL to Ild. ; blackfaoed, 91d. W I°L
rough Boggs, Hid.; clipt ditto, Bd. to 9d. per lb. Fed or
brought ss. 6d. to 6a. 6d. per stone ; six to eight weeirs
old ditto, 10e. to 15s. a head. Numbers in market-81w*,
2,587 ; fat cattle, 352 ; pip, 517.

CllEN3E.BsussusT, MAT 10.—Our chews marbl
was held to-day, when the supply was small in quantal
and inferior in quality. Fewer buyers than usual were is
attendance, and little business transacted in any dam d
cheese. Former rates were fully maintained, wbidi
averaged se follows : —Skims 28e. to 36..; half-dcreldat
54a. to 60a.; Somersets, 625. to' 685.; Cheddars, 70s tolla
per cwt.