The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-01 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—ThrtaDAT iTINUIO.—The market WM Ist U.
day. spot, eta to tis. 3d. ; March, 49a. ; April to Juoe,
October to December, 43a. to 434. 3d.

COTTON.-I.3exaeool, Yin lig —There has been •
general inquiry for cotton, at • partial advant* of to
mated sake today, 12,000 bales, Including 4.000 spertgui,,,
and export. 0000 American, 12d. to 15d. ; 300 Pertain, A,
iltato 15d. ; 100 Ilaranham, 15d. to 15}d.. 10 Ilactio snj
13d. ; 400 Egyptian, 15ed. to I9d. 100 Sterns lows
to 10d. ; 5,090 Surat, nod. to 134.; Madras, 100. to 110
Bengal, &lade, Ac.. 71d. to 94d.: China, 100. ; fair bhollerst.
119.1. fair Ckenrawuttee, Illd. : fair Broach, 1111 fu:
Bengal, Std. ; lair Egyptian, 161 d. ; fair remain, 151. ; bd.
dling Boweds, V 144. ; middling Orleans, 131,d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, fi7. !4.—There
rather more cheerful feeling in the wool market tout',
Many spinners have been looking round and making offers.
choice sorts of wool to cover Immediate requirements. As
In-
viously' noticed, the scarcity of sorts enabled staplers to om.
wand better pities. There Is no disposition, however, to tcy
more than Is actually needed. The business doing Is, In the.
gregate, 'only small In worsted yarns some small offers 11,„
been made to-day in 40's single fur quick delivery. Spinner.
these are so well under contract that they are not in a pow,
to enter Into further engagements for some time to come it*
have been a few offers also made In Ids super at rather ler,
prices. On the whole the yarn trade is stagnant, and Ility
spinners are either stopping machinery or running to ski.
Prices are rather steadier. No improvement has taken ph, 5
pieces. The home houses are Just buying to assort stocks, mg
the American and German homes confine their operations Inc,
the narrowest Unlit& Prices. although not much changed 4,
last week, ere perhaps a shade firmer.

LACE AND HOSIXEY.—NoITniONAII, ril at—with thee,
tinued fine weather and the remise tendency of the cotton se.
ket there is a corresponding improvement In the lace trade. de,
demand for shipping purposes la still fairly maintsimrd, and 1•
the home markets there is rather more inquiry than for serej
weeks past, chledy to sort up stocks for the spring. Yl2llll
plain nets are not yet materially reduced in prim w as to si•r.
anything like a remunerating profit to the manufacturer.
the hosiery trade there Is again rather a quieter feelinibesprdsb
In the home branches. There Is, however, a fair wrinklier
orders on hand for Australia, and the accounts fr m Amery
are improe um a little. Yarns are nut quite so firm, and they se
expecte,l to yield still more us the spring advances.—" Nuttirc
ham Journal."

CORN.—ButitiNcinan, Fin. M.—At this day's market ton
was a short supply of knglish wheat, which sold readily at tuih
the currency of thb day week. Foreign Is. to 2. per imam?
lower, with more doing. Best barley unaltered; secoodin
offering at less money. Seemly anything doing in sate her,
and peas nominally unaltered.

Fir. 28.—At our market to-day English wheat lry
to small supply, soil sold pretty freely at barely last
prices. Foreign In abundant supply, and in wore active deium..l
at • decline is. to 2s. per yr In malting barley Donn;
doing MOM paining in grinding, at Is. per yr. redacts
Indian corn dull. and Is. per yr. lower. For oats no inyiin
whatever, and quotations nominal.

DEMis, Its. 28.—Although only moderately supplied eri
wheat to-day. the trade was slow, and prices must he titt,tri
from Is. is 2s. per qr. lower than last week, and at Oda reduin 3
• quantity remained on hand at the close of the market. 801 l
also partook of the prevailing dollies.: the demand was Wine
brisk. at • reduction of from Is. to 2a per qr. /../ats the lame a
last week. Beans Is. • sack lower. l'eu and rye as let re
quoted. Best white wheat, 31s. 6d. to ns. best red ditto, ds.
to 31s. 64. ; ditto new white, 31s. to 325. ; other WKS, .1,4 to
UM. ; barley, 475. to 621. ; beaus, 24.. to Bra.; peas. 19s. to ni ;
vetches. Hs. to 23a. ; rye, 16s to BA 64. ; fine flour, tt.. Ir
to 6211. ; best seconds, 44a. to 495.
kisncuingie, FILS. Yd.—Since our last report the trade km
remained In the same depressed state as pros Mos!, noted, aid
the value of aU articles has again declined. Our market ;So
morning was slenderly attended. Wheat was nevertheless is
better demand, at a decline of Is. per quarter on both English
and foreign. Flour was in limited request, and nubt be quart
6d. to Is. per sack cheaper. Oats were Id per loodiel lose,
while oatmeal was steady. ln English beans there •as no mate
ram change, hut Egyptian receded 6d. to Ia per quarter le
dian corn gave way Is. to to per quarter.

NEWARK, In. 27.—At this market wheat was a slow sale, awl
sellers had to take less money. Barley was about the same as
last week, the show being moderate. Oats made peevioui
terms. Baum a small show, and late rates were obtained.
NiWater, ifan. 28 —We had a very short supply of whew
this day. The trade very dull, but samples were Is., and moos
dart' parcels 8a cheaper. Good malting barley in moderate re
quest, but rather eager to purchase Inferior kinds :a lea
money. Hems Arm Oats ad. to Is. cheaper.

EDINBURGH. FEB. n.—As compared with last week, wheat
was 6s. 6d. down on top, and kd up on average barley was
36 9d. up on top, and 7d. down or average. Oats were to. up tie
top, and 61. up on average. Beaus were 2a up ou top. •11.1
It, ed. up on average :—Wheat, 466 to We. W. ; barley, 311.
661. ; oats, Us. to Ns. ; beans, 30s. to 801.

CATTLE.—ROIWINCINAM, INC N.—We received a smaller ono
ply of beasts than on Thursday last. The trade ruled slow, oak
out alteration In prices. The supply f sheep was moderate ;
the trade by no means active ; late prices barely realised. Cabo
were • fair seasonable supply ; trade fair. Fat pigs • good mr,,-
ty ; trade heavy. Beef, *I. to 7ld. per lb.; mutton. std.
ed. per lb.: veal, 7d. le bid. per lb ; bacon pigs, t,
se.6d. per stone ; parte' pigs, as. 4d. to lbs. per
lf twang, Fan. 28.—This being the first day of the merle;
beim open for cattle there was only a limited supply, and Is o
ranged from ds. 6d. to be per stone. There was • fair &apt!:
Of sheep at Bld. per lb.
Nord , Frll. 27. We had only a skeet supply of best-
prices for which were from bs. 9d to Os per tonne for 1,1
quality, and for secondary ditto, Ifee toes. WI. Of sheep there.
a boost show, end they realised for best quality from ed. toil.
per lb.. and inferior aerie sold at from 74.1. to ed. There etas
plentiful supply of pigs, pockets selling from es. to 6s. ed. lima
pigs nutde about the name prices. Stock at market:-baton...
—llea.ts. SO ; valves, ; sheep, 36. pigs, 2314. Wesinealo-
beast:, Its: sheep, 732. pigs, Uo.

EDINIIO tax. Yes. V.—The number of cattle this morning
49u, being 80 bead more than on this day sennight Sales m
slowly effected, and the prices of last week were barely maihtabs
Extreme top price. 95.; top current, St 9d.: enrreut, as. to as.
middling and Inferior, Os 6d. to 74. 6d. per stone The supply .1
sheep was 4,0i5, being 718 more than on this day week.
demand was good, and the prices of Mat week were maintain.,
Top price of the best mutton, 9d.: current, M. 1.. ewes and I:.
tenor, Td. to Mi. per lb. Fed pigs brought f t 61. to Ca. I.'
st.tte; sin to eight weeks old do , 54. 6.1. Wsi od. a bead. Nis,
hers in market—Vat cattle, H 0; store do.. 5o; milk Cows. W.
tat sheep, 4,035: plop. tit