The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW. —Tammy Emma—The
steady to-day. Spot, 425. 9d. ;June 420.
October to December, 46e. 6d. Dehvidea to
no casks ; antral., 400 casks.

COTTON.—Lrvaroor., Jura 14.—Shadyi
out change in price. Bales to-day 8,000 bal
1,000 for speculation and export. 3,000 Am
17d. ; 500 Pernam, /to., 131 d. to 160. ,• 201
Bahia, 12Id. to 16}d.: 200 Baptian, 1811.
Smyrna, 90. to 120. ; 3,700 Surat, 50. tel
90. to 10td. ; Porn, 131 d. to 140.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BlenTolin
The non-reduction in the Bank rate of int
gloomy feeling arising from the impending
very depressing influence on to-day's market
done is very limited, though some spinner;
some time absent, have been obliged to
market to operate. The rates for wool har
continually receding in the market, an
majority of farmers are not anaiows to sell,
are obliged to bring their wool into the m
accept the present ruling rates. Some peo
prices have reached their lowest point, whi
that they will go lower still. Bright hair
during the lad two months fallen M. to 6d.
are irregular, and where sales are effected
taken. In worsted yarns, the greatest stag
The German houses are as a matter of ocre
of the market. The only inquiries f
for some counts of two-fold, which are
price. Spinners are curtailing production
and where orders are running out machine
a stand. The home trade, though not
an average character. Priess have still
dency. Almost the only business done
America, and this is very limited in quanti
houses place a few orders where they can d,
L The home houses are not operating. The
, east has dwindled down almost to no
in prices has not on the whole been in
[ reduction in rates of the raw materia
ascribed to the manufacturers having ti
busy on contracts previously taken. The
unimportant, except for heavy goods, th
not leas than 10 per cent. Stooks were ni
lower than now.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrnict
There has been no variation in either of t
of the district during the week. some of
warehouses give a rather gloomy wets
business trans actions with the Continent

consequence of the threatened war.
small orders from the States, and sot
• slight improvement in the home market
partial, and plain nets are generally aVI
the hosiery trade socoluits are also ()odic
still a fair amount of business done h
year, parcels being made up for all part
well as for home consumption. Yarns
the high rates of money operate injuriotu
of Vi.—Xottingltant Journal.

CORN.—BIIIMINGHaN, Jews 14.—At
there was a short supply of
much higher prices were asked, s
made at more than ls. per quarter abc
Foreign about as much dearer. Barb
value. Oats and beans firm. Little doi
BRISTOL, Juas 14.—Supplies this w
foreign wheat and barley ; of Irish oats
wheat have been gradually stiffening,
tasting daily, in accordance with the
peace or war rumours. On our mark,
supplies were very light, and an idyl
was readily obtainable. Foreign from
dearer, with a fair inquiry. Barley in
improvement of 3d. to 6d. per qr. (
change in value. For Indian corn am,
last week's prices.
Bayliss. Jaws 14.—Although the a
pest of a continental war, and the hig
brings with it, induce the belief the
valuable commodity during the coma
nevertheless a brisk trade in our mark
a good supply a fair clearance was
more money. Of barley we can mak,
season is now chided for the sale of the
retail and grinding purposes. Beans,
were a shade lower. Beet white wham
best red, ditto, 24a. to 245. 6d. ; other
best barley, 38s. to 40s. ; oats, 265. t
to 254.; peas, 19s. to 23s ; winter ve
rye, 16e. to 1.75. ; tine flour, 355. to
32c to 345.

JUNZ 13.—There was ver3
market, and buyers could only suppl:
per quarter over late currencies. 0
grain were seams, and higher rates we
NEWBURY, JONI 14.—Our market
with wheat this day; but little burin'
higher than laat week. A short suppl
on offer at 35e. Oats and beans a at'
quotations.
STOCKTAW-011-TMEII, Jr/Cl'. 13. —The
week consist of 1,065 qrs. wheat e
and 437 qrs. peas from abroad. At
there was an exceedingly limited toff
farmers. Wheat sold at an advance c
week's currency. Barley in good reqi
cheaper. Beans and peas in Good den
Flour Is. per sack dearer. M heat pe
bushel—Durham and Yorkshire red,
white, 555. to 50s. ; south country
ditto, white, 575. to 58a. ; barley,
qr., 355. to 365. ; oats, feed, new,
potato, 421 b. per bushel, 30s. to 311
to 50s.

Uxenums, Jim 14.—The wheat t
2s. per qr., with a ready sale. Sprin
value, and not much doing.
bburscacm, Jars 13.—There wei
qrs. wheat, 187 qrs. barley, 996 qrs. o
There were sold—Wheat, 655 qrs.; b
878 qrs.; beans 54 qrs. As comp
wheat was 11d. up on top, and
Barley was same on top, and ld.
were 6d. up on top, and 6d. up on
Is. 6d. up on top, and ls. 24. up
465. 6d. to 555. 6d. ; barley, 365. to
to 335. 6d. ; beans, 49a. to 535.

CATTLE.—Bigsmouat, Jeri
supplied with beasts this day, wl
good condition. The beef trade was
of sheep and lambs was about an a
trade fair. Calves a moderate sup
time of year supply ; a clearance mad
mutton, 70. to 81d. • lamb, 91d.
B}d. per lb.; bacon pigs, 9s. to 10s.
to 10a. 6d. per score.
NorriNcitAN, JUNE 13.—We ha
supply of sheep at our market to-da7
attendance of the trade. The di
brisk, was firm, and buyers bad to
of last week for all good description
moderate show of lambs, which sold
anything were in favour of the sells
was fully equal to the demand, and
difficulty obtained. Quotations : 31
lb. • pork, 7s. to Be. per stone ; 1

EDTWBCBGH, Juwz 13.—The n
morning amounted to 217 bead, 1
head. Sales also dull, and prices cIA
best beef, 10s. 6d. ; current from 9a
and inferior, from Bs. to 9s. per sty
sheep and lambs was 1,769, being 7:?
Sales were slowly effected, at price
tamed last week. Clipped bop
blackf aced wedders in the wool, DR
prices, 425. 6d. 405., 395. ; current
down to 30s. 6d. per head. Numbs
1,769 ; fat cattle, 217 ; pigs, 4.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, .

BIRTHS.
CROW.—June 13, atiteld-house, Eastl

BlCrow,llaq., of a ems
NORTON.—Juse it, at ladilleld-hones
the wife of J. Norton, LV., of a sort
VIERICIN.--Juse at Greenford-gol
Perkin, of a
110Vril.—June IS, M FAA Peekhaz
wife of the Rev. R. W. South, of a di
TURNER.—Jane It, at Hamilton-ten
wife of R. S. Tamar, lag., of • daua
WILLIAM/I.—June It at Adelaide-ros
the wite of J. C. William, Haq., of a

ItABRIAG/
FEIDDL—EDWARDA.—June 13, at St
of the late 0. Freer, Esq., of Bright
of D. Edwards, Esq., of Chelsea.
MERTON—DES YSIONS.—Jane IS,
Rabbi, 11. M. Merton, Isq., late of
Maria, daughter of the late A. De S 3
IffirLeL—S. -Jaw—rufwatte Di, at Milt
tnalszu father of the bride, Mr .
Lee, &E., to Caroline Franc
G. Smith, D.D.

DEATHS
GA7Bllollll7l`.—Jase 15, at George
Gairwartk; Tag., aced 75
RA.NODCK.--June 1; at Devonshire-1
cock Aq. , weed 55.
IIAYNL—Jaa• 11, at Qaota'a-prst

wife of F. 0. Maine.
PLATT.—June 12, at gasea's-gardeos
SlNltat the late ail T. J. Platt.
ifjune 12, at Shattosburyl
Smith, ltioc, nod6s.
ell UMAW.—Jane 12, at Eatho
111bogibear4, lay., aged be

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