The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—TUUBBDAT EVINING.—The wk.! 11%
steady. Spot, 45e. ; October to Aseember, Cs.

COTTON.—Ltesaroot,, Juni 28.—We hate bad a
moderate demand to-day, and a very quiet sad We
market, in some eases id. per decline relive
rates. The sales we 8,000 lass, et which 1,60 p sae
export and speculation.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BunwonD, Julra lg..
The result of the Leicester wool fair on Wednesday us
been to give a better tone to this market to-day. The (ail
in prices ea perceptible during last week has
received a cheek, widths &weal= which . is by is
means so deep as it was. The oonseglsense is, that %a
lowest quotations of last week are willingly atesprot to
day where then are operations. Nevertheless, the denim
does not improve, and business is °unfixed witlin the ely.
meet limie,and only to saeissfythe_revin yeah du*.
ners. The noneeductice in the 'dunk rated Menem
seems to ovate disappointewcit it not =maim Men
is no improvement in worsted yarns. art utais..
stably lower than the lowest quotations of last week: Vis
export trade is almost entirely shut up. Only a few sties
are given here and there for a bale or two of two-fold ye%
just wisugh to prove that stooks are abnost exleseag.
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America is even more restricted than it mu, is amisipb
*prof change in the dates. The foreign banner, me&
count of the continental war, is almost at a stead°llll.
Pries, are a turn easier.

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Nomminsn, Jun se.,
There is not the slightest amelioration in my
of the lam trade, to to the causes which lA=
timely raraticaliod. It is hoped that with the lewm Toe
Cl discount which have now begun to prevail, my ia
for the better will incur before long. All Mambos el-‘
hoeiety trade are moderately busy, there Nue "a
demand for all the markets, except Canada, foe Asa;
meson is over. It is expected that no inixediambis
quaatity of Nottingham hosiery will be meshed fa thin
of the oonnanding amiss on the Continent.-3entsSen
Joules/.

CORN.-Brseriontam, Joint 28.-At this day's sew
there was a short supply of wheat, and the lit& see
could be sold was at about 2e. per quarter above the ma
rency of this day se'nnight. Barley ls. per Tarter bistm
Oats quite as dear. Beene still scarce. Fees mat it
quired for.
Biturrox, Jute' 28.-0 e our market We Awes
there was a very small supply of Englirk whist, AA
sold slowly at ls. to 2s. per qr. advance. For torsi,' es
demand was inactive, at last week's TENNI. Gaols
barley 6d. to Is. per qr. dearer. In oats s fair trade i
doing, at 6d. per qr. more money. ham an., boar,
and peas without alteration.
Devizes. Juice 28.-We had a very stagnant Ws la
our market to-day, little disposition being seismal by es
dealers to do business at the advanced rater. The war
queues was that a considerable quantity was lift meld
at the close ; the advance maimed Dot exceeding bin /a
to b. per qr. on last week's pries.. Barley, ham, ask
and peas, were all in small supply, the busmen dew ie
these articles was but trifling-at last week's ratie. The
splendid weather of last week has greatly imolai the
appearance of the wheat crop. Best white whet, Wu
; best red, ditto, 28.. to 295. ; other sorts, Ns. u
25e. ; oats, 265. to 32a. ; beans, Zia. to 265.; pus I,k Is
2.3 a. ; winter vetches, 24e. to 28s. ; rye, 16s. to ]la; fat
flour, 435. to 45e. ; best seconds, os. to 42e.
Matrcurerre, Jens 28.-Our market this non* es
modem:sly attended. There was only a limitsd demi
for either wheat or flour, but holders required the mhos
prices of this day se'nnight. In other article' so deep
was observable.
NEWARK, JUNE 27.-Wheat met a quiet sale, bet a
further rise in prices must be quoted. WA fully le ohn.
Beans scarce and extreme rates were made.
Nsereusr, JUNE 28.-We had a very short sone d
wheat this day. Farmers had a great diain W
sell ; but little business done at an advance of 2a yet m.
upon but week's prices. Oats sold readily at 6d. non
money. Beans firm.
firockron-os-Tims, Juirs 27. -The arrival. during es
past week consist of 950 qrs. of whest, 60 qrs. of Mee
coastwise, and 1,325 qrs. wheat from abroad. At todies
market there was a fair show of wheat from the poem,
for which an advance of ss. to 6s. per qr. was dle
which checked sales. It was, however, ultinatelytt
off at 3a. per qr. over last week's currency, Barley, res,
beans, and peas were in good request, at full prima Finn
has been advanced to 46a. per sack. The curtsey is re
follows :-Wheat (per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel), Darius
and Yorkshire red, 565. to 60s. ; ditto, white, 62a to 011.;
south country red, 58a. to 60a. ; ditto, white, f2a to Eta;
burley, grinding, per imperial qr., 35e. to 36a ; oats, feed,
new 275. to %e.• potato (421 b. per bushel), 31a. te 32a;
beans, 51s. to 53i.
Koonunott, JUNI 27.-Aa compared with lasi week
wheat was 4s. up on top, an la ap ea nags.
Barley was 6d. up on top, and Bd. up as swings. Oats
were 3d. up on top, and 4d. down on averstat,Bass
were same on top, and sd. up on avenge an
to 60s. ; barley, 36e. to 40a. &l. ; oats, 27a. to 34a 9d. ;
beans, 50a to SU.

CATTLE.-Britituralusr, Jurrs 28.-Ws were bit
supplied with beasta at this day's market which Pat
very slow trade ; clearance could not be await
although lower prices were submitted to. apply •
sheep and lambs moderate; trade heavy atewer dr
Calves a moderate supply prices stationary. Fs* Fie.*
short supply. Beef, 6gd.; to Bd. ; mutton, 7gd. to 911.;
lamb, Bd. to lOgd. ; veal, 6d. to 9d. per lb. ; 1,00111
Ba. 6d. to 10s. 3d. per score ; pork, 9s. 6.1. to 10a gg.
BBIISTOL, Juwg 28.-Probably owing to the short soc-
kets of the past two or three weeks, we had &voila
supply of beef to-day. The animals were nearly &S hoe
the home districts, and not a little surprise was assist
the fact that so many have been held back by the forma
Beef in Ireland is still exceedingly dear, being weak 7a •
Ba. per cwt, more in Dublin than in Bristol, sad the era
signmenta of Irish cattle consequently contans aig
small; only five animals arrived at this pat km
Ireland this weak. The sale was not airy kid,
but most of the beasts on offer changed heads sts*
duction cm last week's pries', best descriptions ash*
from 68s. to 725. per cwt., and secondary from 655.
The supply of sheep and lambs was also verylarge,sposra
of 1,000 arriving from Ireland. There was a good Wed
sheep, and anything especially good realised Bgd bs ,
soli
a more average price was from 7gd. to Bcl. lam
readily when in good condition, and prices ruled hen 41
to 10d,., with a slight advance on the latter quota***
anything very prime. Very short supply of Etas deolk
thaw in wool being now pretty well cleared off ; thorom
a good demand, which the limited supply was sous*
sufficient to satisfy. We had a short supply of_OP;
exceedingly hot weather made the trade very da
11,
must quote a reduction on late rates, both boom pigoon2
porkers being disposed of at prices ranging from MU:
to 10a. 9d. per soon.
Noyriacuaw, Jost 27.-We had a large naPtdat=
at our market to-day, and there was a tolera
ance. The demand was by no means acti p
ve, but the bal
qualities maintained previous rates. Of lambs thed
der
was rather limited, and a fair demand was a:alme
prices being fully as high as in the week pro:adult-0Z
were in moderate supply, but quite equal to the
at barely late rates. There wasscarcely anything
the dead meat market on account of the weather basin
extremely hot. Quotations : -Mutton, tid. to led ;
pork, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per stone ; lambs, 335. to 42a
guirrnoncir, Jules 27.-The number of cattle the
ingtalmensiwngereamaloscu.nd"dull,Wand 157,
ebeprices of la
ing 24
in°le
thanst
forakalut
not maintained. Top price, 11$. 3d. ; current the VS
sorts, from 10s. to 105. 9d. ; inferior, from 85.2
to Ss. 111
stone. The number of sheep and lambs was ,218, Wig
316 more than last week. Sales were dull, and pled
both sheep and lambs were down. Top price far the
bod
mutton, 9d. ; current, from Bd. to Bgd. per lb. .1411;
top prices, 464., 435., 40a, 395., 38s. 6d. ; current, fai
beet, from 33e. to 365. ; inferior, from 245. to 30a a_...er
Number at market :-Fat cattle, 157 ; sheep, V'
de- I Pigs, 7.