The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

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19,611

LUGAR —BluaroL, Juni IL—There hat been a needy demand
than week for raw swears, and fall prices have been obtained.
Refined geed. Dell slowly.

TALLOW—MONDAY EY=lM3.—The facilities given to buyers
of tallow :for arrival) by the abolition of the customs duty mine
years since have remitted it Mikan to keep the statistics to ac-
curately as theretofore, and for several years it has resulted that
at the animal counting In June It has been found that deliveries
to buyers overside have escaped attention. Since June last these
deliveries have amounted to 1,915 casks, and the stork
accordingly readjusted to-day. Fomenting for the last three
months delivery, for which period 300 or 400 tons have pared at
tr., there has been little business doing in the 'market today,
and prices remain without change, closing—Spot, 445. 3d. ; or.
ela lid. to 4.3 a : July to September, 445. id.:: tkb.ber to Poem
her, 4.5 e.: Town tallow is quoted Os. ml. net cosh. Smith Ame-
rican, 44a ad. Ist pipes: 425. to Cla 354 ; Australian sheep.
440. ed. to tbs. ; beef, the. to 44a. ; no Went Offering. Cocoanut
Ou is without craj.Frolin'ochln, 50s. ; Ceylon, . Sydney, Sue,
41.. to 4tls. ; m to good, 42a. to Ha Palm oil yule* at
40s. One Lagos. ( the Circular of Mears. Smith sad
firers.)

COSTON.—LITaltrooi, JIM" 17.—Ateady market at Prklays
prime. Saida 10,000 balm including $OOO "peculation and es.
port. 6,000 Arnerkan. 10d. to ltid. ; 1,000 Peruam, de,, ltd. to
121.1. ; 100 Maranbam, 12d. to lad. ; 300 Ma.eio and Bahia, 10d.
to 124 d ; 900 Egyptian, 1204. to lad. ; 2,000 Surat, Old. to
10(4. ; Bengal, Sonde, dc., 6 d. to ad.: 600 Peru. 11d. to 151.
Pair Disollerah, ; ditto mrawuttee, Old. ; ditto Broach,
9kal ditto Ben.l, ; ditto Egyptian, 161 d ; ditto Paean,
1 ttd. : Middling Boireds, 11(. ; ditto Orleans,

WOOL AND WONATF.D.—BRADIono, JVNI 17.-I'o-day's
market has again preeected a quiet appearance, end transac.
Pons In wool are extremely limited. Prices are not much
changed. In worsted yarns the demand continues dal sad
although some spinners are still well employed, the majority
are anxiously looking round for fresh orders. A little more
bastions has been done lo pieces wince Mat Thursday, sod mom*
stocks of plain goods have been cleared out. Os ths whole,
matters remain la a very unaatialactery state.

CATTLE —LtramPOOL,lt 17.—Coariquent on the !sten/der
in council, Issued on the erroneous bitiomation as to rinderpat
haring male occurred. a Bond dada uncertainty as to the more.
meat of cattle prevailed, and awed a small attendance of
buyers. It is conlidently expected that before next Monday
things will have returned to their usual course. nu supply o
cattle was mall, but that of sheep and lambs much larger than
on Monday list. The demand was lair for cattle at about late
rates, sheep and lands were dull, and prices wry much
006111—Loution, loan 17.-116010 gs Hartley, hs& ed. :
Hnlywell Main, 16a 6d. ; West Hartley, Los. M. ;
ltia. 6d. ; Eden list,, 176 9d. Walls Ind Haswell. its. M.
Walls End Hatton, 19a. Pd. ; Walls End Ramer% Hellos,
13a. ; Walls End tooth lletton, 19e. 3d.; Walla Eod Caradoc,
18s. 3d.; Wall, End envoy, Hia 3d. ; Walls End Ilutlepool,
184. 6d. ; Walls End Health Hall, 18a ; Branoepeth Cannel Gm,
18a 6d. Ships at market, 711 ; sold. 59.

LE7'TZREI, &c., FOR Thew SOUTH WALES, VIA
PAN•II•.—At the request of the Postmaster-General d
New South Wales, all letters, book packets, and patterse
of merchandise addressed to that colony, which are not
directed to be sent by any particular route, wiU be sent
by the brat mail despatched, whether rid Suer or rid
Panama. Newspapers for New South Wales, however,
will not be sent rid Panama unbar prepaid at the higher
rate of twopence per four ounces.
The North German Lloyd's steamer Hermann
froth New York on the 6th inst., arrived at Southampton
yesterday with 240 passengers for that port, Havre and
Bremen, 31 sacks of mails, 322,026 dole. for England,
and 6,000 dole. for Bremen. On the 6th inst. she spoke
the Bremen ship Charlotte, and the English ship Janette
May ; on the 7th, the American ship Glad Tidings ; on the
14th, she American ship Catherine, steering west, and the
Bremen barque Thiermann, steering east ; on the 15th, the
American ship Fulton, bound west ; and on the 16th, the
Italian schooner Raphelina, steering east.
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