The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TRIIIMDAT EVENIIIO.—The market tea
to-day. Spot and April to June, 46a. 6d.; June, 47a. ;
October to December, 48e.

COTlVN.—lavaarooi, Aram 19.—Oar sight 1
morning ed very depressed at fully per lb. km
but this dfernooa • rather better feeling has worm
and the market clans steady at about yesterd
The sales Sr. 8,000 bales, of which 3,000 are for ems,,
speclation.

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WOOL AND WORSTED.—BinDFORD, A2ili,
The slight reaction apparent on Monday Las el**
appeared to-day, and the market, initialised b 7
(MUMS, has been extremely quiet. The demand for w
very limited in character, and, where sales are eft
fractional decline from net week's quotations hei, is
submitted to. The wonted yarn department is
a stand, with the exception of • few sal,, of low •
low prices. Scarcely anything ha. been dons by th,
port houses. The demand for home sorts is •
quieter, and as the reports from the Leipsie fair se
not encourage export merchants to place turner
stocks here will naturally be immuring. *am,
lustre yarns are deeply under contract, and the pti*,-
these are therefore maintained with extreeedh.
firmness. The prices of 30's super masa
quoted much lower than . last week. Some 0.04
would be open to accept a little less if they conid ~,,,
with customers. There is no improvement in the daill
I for goods. China figures and plain alpaca lustre. Nit
constitute the bulk of the trade doing at
home houses operate very sparingly. Celle'
houses are out of the market. Owing to the nn****
of continental politica, the German merchants ph* 6
orders. Manufacturers, however, keep well ea*.
and owing to this circumstance more than any
prices are well maintained. Now and then some cea
awn can be obtained, but this applies only to 046
and plain orleana. Stocks both here and abroad veil
ceeduigly low.

CORN.—BnimigdgAm, Aran 19.—At this dream
there was a fair supply of English wheat, for wkok al
higher prices were asked, but the trade closed Ask
barely Is. per quarter above the currency of this *0
night. Barley tending downwards, but not gam
cheaper. 011411 firm ; black and grey held for Wive le
money. Beaus per quarter higher.

BRISTOL, APRIL 19.—At our market to-day this.
a small supply of English wheat, which realised*
week's prices, but the trade was far from brisk. p •
held for Ls. per qr. advance, which millers refuel:i.
scarcely any transactions took place. Malting
less demand. Supples of grinding ccetinue
where sales were made last week's extreme velum lent
tamed. For oats there was a moderate nasal"
inquiry, at full values. Maize, 6d. per qr. lower.
Drum, Aran 19. —Wheat was again in good flew
and • brisk trade was done at an advance upon last
of Is. a quarter. The supply continua limitd, est
condition showed a considerable improvement yea
samples lately exhibited in this market. A large
of fine samples of barley were on offer, but tho inn a
this description of grain ruled dull, at last wake..
Beans and peas both Is. a quarter higher. Osts sheet.
name as last week. Beet white wheat, 235. to Ma IL; le
red, ditto, 22a. to 23e. ; other aorta, 20s. to ;
barley, 38s. to 425. 6d.; oats, 265. to 315.; beans, to
peas, 19s. to 23e. ; winter vetches, 24e. to 28s. ; rft,
to 17c; fine flour, 86e. to 375.; best seconds, 321. to Me.
Mmoirania, Aran. 19.—Our market this no*
well attended. Holders were firm in dinned* lei
vane of 6d. to la. per quarter on both English sad
wheat, at which the transactions were limited Pe
must be quoted 6d. per sack dearer, but with a deest
Oats advanced Id. per 45lbc, and oatmeal 64. park
Beans were 6d. per qr. higher. Indian corn was 6.

NICWARK, APRIL 18.—The supply of wheat at om Nis
to-day was not large. The trade ruled firm, al pi
were is. higher. Not much doing in barley Oswalt
easier. Oats and beans a meagre show, and • simaysi
at top rates.

NRWBURY, APRIL 19.—Our market WU toad!? up
plied with wheat to-day, the condition generally
Good dry parcels were is. per qr. dearer ; nodule *I
other descriptions. Barley a slow wile, at la Is. me
No change in oats. Beane firm.

BromireeslB-Tans, Aram 18.—During the wily
the arrivals of grain ocastwise and from abroad have is
liberal At this day's market there was an exemdiallysi
supply from the growers. Wheat met a free oh et no
vanes of ls. per qr. on lestweek's prices on all deneiplis
Barley the turn lower. Oats 6d. per qr. dealt he
and peas in good request, at full pnces. Wheat, per
of 6;ilb to the bushel—Durham and Yorkshire n 1 f
to 495. ; ditto, white, 525. to 565. ; south meaty eid,‘
to 495. ; ditto, white, Me. to 565. • barley,
e imperial qr., 355. to 365. ; oats,feed, new, Zile II
potato, 421 b. per bushel, 275. to 29a. ; beans, en, 41s
48e. ; old, 48a. to 495.
UXBRIDGE, APRIL 19.—The supply of wheat keg EA
priori have advanced la. per qr., with a ready ilk be
and peas, being scarce, are also dearer. Barley kal
lower. Oats without change in value.

EDINBURGH, APRIL 18.—There were in te-ibeisski
803 qrs. wheat, being 154 more than last weak. his
were 2s. up on the top, and I ld. up on the sung' INB
were 320 qrs. barley, being 202 less than last net. Is
were Is. down on the top, and 51. up on the avm 01
1,633 qrs., being 293 less than last week. Prior
3d. down on the top, and la. ld. up on the avenge. lbs
155 qrs., being 101 less than last week. Prices pert
down on the top, and 9d. up on the average.

CATTLE-BRISTOL, APRIL 19.-Owing to the ffle .
cattle-market license not being received her fro. 1t
Privy Council till this morning, our market, in psrases
of the General Order in Council, was closed, but in ow
;pence of this sudden and unexpected mune, sad I I
doubt and uncertainty that prevailed, the mpplim
cattle arrived at this port from Ireland in due seen.*
the small number of high prices of the loot week's seats
brought a stock of animals from all parts of the eetsers
We had, therefore, a larger supply of beef than we have ise
in Bristol for many weeks past. Sales took plena is Wise I
yards and the open roads near the cattlemarket, sad ionise
of one market we had 20 or 30 scattered over the city. Tie
demand was far from equal to the supply, and Prio.,
showed a marked reduction, a change, however, 'dm°
must be looked upon as temporary, as the market will be
reopened next week. Best samples realised from 65e- is
68a., and secondary from 59e. to 635. per cwt. A good
supply of sheep, which were sold in the same meow, d
about last week's prices, best wether realidn (1 the wed)
from Sid. to 10d., and out of the wool from Id to *
A large supply of pigs, but the sale was not so brisk el
last week, and there was a reduction in prices, bum l
selling for lls., and porkers 11s. 3d. per score.
NoTrowitsu, APRIL 18. -Our market this issuing wee
re-opened for the sale of sheep, and about 130 wee
bited. There was a tolerable demand, and high pies
were obtained. There was a moderate supply d fat beef
in the dead meat market, and sales were made et eerw,
recent rates. Of mutton the supply was nut WWl'
extreme prices were paid. Pork was in limitedZ
and commanded recent rates. Veal not meek e
Quotations - Beef, 7s. to Bs. per stone ; mullet Okrah
Sd. to 9d. •, ditto, in carcases, 7d. to 7gd. ; veele e'd•
lb. ; pork, 7s. 6d. to Ba. 6d. per 141 b.
EDINBURGH, APRIL 18.-The number of cattle woes!
to 2elo, being an increase of 175. Sales also dell; esd
prices down 6d. per stone. Extreme top pram, 01
current for the best from Bs. to Bs. 6d. ; Nuddlhß
inferior from 7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone. Fed re:
6s. 6d. to 7e. ; six to eight weeks old ditto, five .te
15s. a bead. Sheep, 2,422; fat cattle, 280; *N-
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The number of sheep this morning was 2,422,611
more than last week. The new Order of Council I
depressing effect on the market, as prices woo ha.
to 3s. a head down as compared with last day-
wethers, from 10d. to 101 d. ; blackfsced, from 9d. to lee,
and rough hoggs, from led. to I Id. per lb.

HEALTH AND STRENGTH RESTORED DT DVBAIOI/
witted 0
DELICIOrs RISTALINTA AEABICA FWD, which carte
salla
(Heine or inconvenience dyspepsia indigestion), IS
.tam
commotion, debility, constipation, &affixes, .....
roue, bilious, limn, and stomach complaint* It sera 1117,_„,,,,'"'"
its cost in other remedies, and is the best foodZil7,
"0,000 curve annually.—Da Barry and Co., No. 77,
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London, W. In tins, at la 1•d.: lib., b. hd 7- 1114__„ d.' la
SOM., 40a ; also at el, Oracechurch-street ; 4. Ciles”'"_._.' i
sad 290, Oxfordstreet : and at all Grocers.—(Advalintw."

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Bianchi, Inn,
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street, Ovingtonequare, lirompton, of a son -IM KOLINOTON.—ApriI 17, at Clifton-house, &whiten. the --
ERLTH—APriS, IMARRI7, the 'AGES'
AND
DEATHS.
Mr. W. Winston, of a daughter.
EVA NB.—April 17, at Tavistock-place, Taystock442o.
wife of A. Evans, Esq., of a son.
ILINOSMILL—ApriI 17, at Bred{ cot Rectory, neer Worce.
the wife of the ker. W. Eingsmill, of a daughter.
PINNEY.—ApriI 17, at Upper Oroevenorstreet, thevifeof r.
Pinney, Seq., of a daughter. 0
WALR.—Aprilliß 17, at lintruiwick-gardenn liehelhit"
wife of C. Walker, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
BRADLEY-41HARWOOD.—April le, at St Mary's, Horlivet V
the Rev. W. Wales, the Rev. J. Bradley, M.A., incr
theable;
tit. Peter's, Walsall, to Harriett stock, daubh_.,_,ter
J. H. Sherwood, M.A., vicar
the Iter of Walsall, StaiWe'e""' rawest
HO
Paddington, byIAEMAN—DO the Rev. JS B. tmil
Tra 17,vers at Holy Trinit7
y Soasie
, of
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of Glonoeineecreseent, Hyde-park, to Edith, dISIVIer
Rev. J. Downes, late of Horton, Bortiuuninonshi". V
HULME—JONES—ApriI 17, at Christ Church, snisrven,
the Rev. J. C. Vincent, W. 0 Hahne, Earl.. of Pa'brasiyr
Harriet, daughter of 0. Jones, Seq., of Castlesum
narvon. _ _

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DEATHS. ,i
3.122.Y.—Ape1l 17, If . Berry, of Yenisei-WM*O4 i''-- °"".
I.llrlB.rt-April 17, at Cheltreharo-terrace, Melees. W. 14/11
TwßAAlgedr:BolTCA67:l77ll.L.—Aprii:prOAP7l77.l,:alti. Park
-lane,
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40,....
Anoka, child of the Bev. B. g., Tatham, aged la
aged 64. ----
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