The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-25 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Turn.sna 1:-..rrsiNc.—Tbe marlor na,
steady to-day. Spot, 44a. to 4-1_ :M. • January to ihrti
do. ; March, do. ; October to December, 45ea. to Ca

COON.—LITLRPOOL, JAN. 24.—Market wady, it
yesterdays
1)26007; siPeetTlated
ationsaieland "1.1 111:1%.
Including
American, od. to 16d. ; 200 Pernam, Sc.,
18d.; 70 Maranham, ltkL; 150 Maceio and Bkhic,JA:
to 141 d.; 400 Igyptian, 14A. to 241.; 50 g„.7%,,,
12.111. to 12ad.; 5,610 Surat, Bd. to 130.• Lam
100. to 124,1.; Bengal, &dude, ke., 81d. to 104.;:;
Peru, 16id.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADFORD, Jerk 21—T,
market is very flat to-day. There is evens marked leeks
, from last week in wool, inanimate as the market them
The change apparent is indicated iu the fact that, iiim„!
of the spinner going to the stapler to ask what lie has
to sell, the stapler 4oes to the spinner to ask if 11,,au,
any business with huu. There are fewer transactioes
all sorts of wool, La., except in a few choice and atyy
sorts, such as very good Yorkshire hop, there is a 141164
softening in quotations, which are fully a
easier. The general opinion is that their r 4
now be a considerable period of torpor, with
inevitable fall in prices. The worsted yarn dim
meat partakes of the same dull and inanimate fe:
ing. There is lest inquiry than there was last week A.
though some spinners continue well employed, and,
consequently firm in their quotations, there are auk,
who are not so fortunate, quite ready to make a alights..
cession to secure a customer. Some of the letup
chants, who have received actual orders from almml.sa
placing them, but they are inappreciably small u tt
aggregate. The business done is characterind byg.,
caution, and merchants do not operate except to supply.
pressing demand upon them. The operations on the mu.;
the home houses are to supply current wants. Tor„
no speculative movement on the part of any class. it..
tations have a tendency to decline, though much lee.,
respect depends upon the position of the spineer. 11,
piece branches equally flat. The manufacturer tads ha
position one of great discouragement. There is lick Ma
business doing either for home, America, or the euttiatt,
Rates are easier.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Normcwaw,
There is very little change to be noticed in either of t 4
staple trades of the district. Small assortments conteze
to be made up for home and German houses. The tri,
with America is almost nil, but there are reasons for Itp
posing that a better demand will shortly spring up. I_/
that the spring trade generally will be more anircit.!
than was at one time expected. There has been a lite.,
lull in the orders received at the hosiery wsrehoti,.
The cold weather has slightly stipulated the sale of vitte
fabrics, but all other kinds have gone off more Rlovh.
There is, however, a fair amount of employment,
large orders being in arrears, and there are fair prospect,
for the spring trade.—Nottinghans Journal.

CORN.—EIRXINGRAII, JAN. 24.—At this day's minket
there was a better supply of English wheat, for which Ls:
week's prices were demanded, but to effect sales it vu
needful to submit to a reduction of td. to ls. per quane,
except on the very best samples. Nothing doing in
foreign. Barley rather lower. Oats dull. Other snide
unaltered.

BRISTOL, JAN. 24.—0 n our market to-day there wit
better supply of English wheat than of late, which suM
slowly at barely last week's prices. In foreign but but,
doing, holders generally refusing to make any conceuiot
in value. Malting barley very quiet, and Is. per qr. lower.
Grinding qualities Douce, and commanded full pima Fe
oats soaroely any inquiry, and values receded from 3d. to
6d. per qr. Beans quite as dear. Indian corn, from
scarcity, realised a further advance of Is. per qr.
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DEVIZES, JAN. 24.—We had a good supply, a good tt.
tendance, and a good trade to-day and lonely all the wheat
brought to market sold at last week's prigs—;Ns. a wet
being still,the top figure for both old and new description.
Barley also maintains its prioe. All dcacripttoni to-day
sold at the advance of last week ; and the same remark
applies to oats, beans, and peas.
MANCHESTER, JAN. 24.—Our market this morning ant
but slenderly attended by buyers, sad wheat and dour met
a slow sale, at the currencies of this day se'nnight. tots,
oatmeal, and beans were in moderate demand, at fully
late rates. Indian corn war Gd. per qr. dearer.
NEWARE, JAN. 23.—We had a good supply of wheat to-
day. Trade steady at late rotes. The demand for barley
was moderate at meant rates. For oats late rates atm
paid. Beans were disposed of at late rates.
NEWBURY, JAN. 24.—Our market was moderately of
plied with wheat this day ; the trade very dull at a redo.
tioll of ls. to 2s. upon last week's rates. Good fralUl4
barley in fair supply, and rather easier to pardon
Grinding sorts fully maintained former prices. But has
doing in oats and beans at previous quotations.
UXBRIDGE, JAN. 24.—The supply of wheat is short
spring corn good ; there is but little doing. Wheat,
to 745.; barley, 345. to 4fle.; oats, 22e. to 30a.; peas,lL
to 46e.; beans, 425. to 545. per quarter.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 23.—As compared with last wet,
wheat was 2s. lid. down on top, and Id. down on aren,u
Barley was lid. down on top, and IL down on averse.
Oats were is. up on top, and 11d. up on average. Ural.
were Did. up on top, and 11d. up on average. Wks:
475. to 695. ; barley, 31s. 6d. to 4.m. 6d. ; oats, 21s. t
;Km ; beans, 41s. to 48e.

CATTLE.—Biftutualiam,Jasi. 24.—We received a ma:
supply of beasts at this day's market ; the general quslit
inferior ; a fair clearance was effected. Sheep a ivy
small supply ; trade ruled steady at about late price*.
pigs • small supply ; an entire clearance effected ; tral
brisk. Beef, 7d. to 14d. per lb. ; mutton, 7.L to NI
bacon pigs, 86. lid. to 9s. ad. per score ; porket pigs,
to 9s. lid.

BruvroL, .7.ur. 24.—We had a shorter supply of
beef than last week, including very few animals frets Ire-
land, the majority 4 those on offer coming Irons the home
districts. Trade was rather brisk, but the Amply prove!'
fully equal to the demand, and remut very high rates wen
maintained, best descriptions realising 05.• and in a for
instances 725., and secondary and middling couples from
635. to 664._ per cwt. We had a moderate supply of ab,p,
which would have been much shorter had it not hns re
the eonsiderable number of foreign sheep sent down km
Trade was brisk, and the very best wethers again rests.d
Bid., and in a few cases 9,1. The supply of foreign lamas,
however, had a decided influence on the prices, and 140'
dling and inferior samples sold at from 7ld. to re jk•r
Owing to the packets from Ireland coining very
larly just now, the supply of pigs 1/1/11 rather short. Tr.::
was very active, and prices showed an upwanl tender'.
in some cases an advance taking place ; bacon pigs realm.'
from ha. 9d. to 95., and porkers 95. 3,1. per score. MN
was little doing in horse', the show of which still To/114/t1
very small.
NOTTINGHAM, Jett. 23.—There was a pretty good shoe
of beasts in the market to-day, prices being from
91. 6d. for superior quality, and for second ditto. fro
' Na. to its. We had a middling supply of sheep at inn
Bd. to 9d. per lb., for best quality, and for inferior wry
71d. to Sd. was given. Porket pigs realised from is.!,
7s. per stone, and bacon pigs were sold at from (a n
tie. 9d. Veal, of which there was rather more, sold at
per lb.
EDINBURGH, J.tx. 23.—The number of cattle this N. •
ieg was 477, being 42 head more than on thn
sennight. Sales were slowly effected, and List
prices were not maintained. Best beef, Ba,
middling and inferior, 6s. 6d. to Be. per atone. •
supply of sheep was 3,835, being I,orel less than ea. •
day week. Salim were slowly effected, and price, -
the same as those obtained last market. Top price of r
best mutton, from Bjd.; current, 7A. to Nil. ; oho, ••
per lb. Fed pigs brought sa. to Is. tid. per Hag
six to eight weeks old ditto, Is. to 7s. a bead. Nuwbe
in market :—Fat cattle, 477 ; store do., 88 ; 00"
53 ; fat sheep, 3,835 ; pigs, 178.