The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-13 00:00:00

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TALLOW.

(From the Cirealatiressai Williesll, Brooke, and Co.,
idler rwalag.)
The tallow mob* MS millind moth enema
throughout the week, el& a canthmeed tuedeney to Improve-
ment in prime, awned by a talc earennt 4. Mimes for the
time of year. Prssss high row, however, tend to eau&
caution on the part of buyers, awl as the prinoipsl News for
consumption is sow tail declining,• diminution in the future
deliveries will dont/item take plain. la the abeame of imports
of moment sines the comentsowstat t:9 therm) Me available
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stook hay in the interim, been graduallyredithed, but with the
next tocertairayol mote liberal supplies of " porta" ere long, It is
more than probable that the wants of manufacturers during the
spring month■ will be fairly met through those channels
to the injury of theater* now held by the Moscow speculators.
To day the market bee been firm at the following quotations
for Y.C., vii, 66a. dd. fee. dm tallow on the spot ; 606. lid.
for March; 66a. 9d. to Me. for April to Jane ; mad 53a. 94.
to 64.. per cwt. k r Othoeber to December. The imports
mince Monday up to last sweating have been only 471 casks.
Tee deliveries bace been 1,9.59 *eke, end the Preterittoek
of all kind. is 36,500 auks, Wag a *cream of 2.404 ._
when compared with the gruthaty on head this day week.
Town melted has been in weedy_ request throughout the
week, and we learn that as high ar OW net has been obtained,
the mote general price hr, however,, been in accordance with
the "Market Letter " which has beet unaltered to-day Eros
Ile. 9d.—or ray 595: 3d. per owl. n. t. .Higbee Peres are re-
ported to have been paid to-day in some lateness for raw he
—perticulerly for mutton.
The public *tee to-day resulted as follows:
Odesee--Of 80 casks offered only 66 wake sod et the el*
the principal dem end being for beat tallow, which was well
competed tor. the bought-in portico hey boweeer, since
been sold. The following is the result:—Mixed malting,
felr, 69a. 8d ; beet, good to fins, 69a. dd. to 695. 84.; mid-
dling, 695. 3d. per cwt.
South:American-64 pipes offered were also only partly sold
at the sale, but subsequently the whole found buyers as fol.
lews:—Miadling to fair colour, bet greasy, 675.; rather
dark ditto, 66a. • dark ditto, Ow 6d. per cwt.
North America-38 casks olered were held firmly for
very full prices, which resulted in only 28 corks being sold at
and after the sale at 60s. Id. toe good, and 60s. per cwt. toe
61+ quality.
East India was well compaed for, and realised fall prior,
36 packages having sold as follows :—Fair, ICs. ;
695. 6d.; and 66e. 64. per cwt. for mixed qualities, chiefly
dark.

Cocoa Nut 011 continues in good request, and prices have
again +lightly advanced. 276mM* °Hared all .old ea follows :
Cochiu very Hu. in hogsheads, 46e. to 465. 3d; fine, 46a. 9d.;
fair, 46e. 3d. Ceylon—flue, in hogshead,42/. 9d. to 43e. 3d.,
and 425. 9d. to 43e. for pipes; good, 425. 3d. to 42a. Dd.
Sydney-14 casks of refddliog quality brought 41s. 6d. per
cwt., less 21 per oent. discount, being oleo • full price.
Palm Oil—There was not any really fine oil adored to-day,
but for a portion of that submitted, of
buyers could not be found at the prices revteareerald '141461
casks brought forward only about 140 casks (cbiody adages
and barrel.) were realies4 at 46e. 6d. for good; 44e. to
46a. 3d. for tillages and barrels frora;Whydah and Accra; and
42e, to 43d. per cwt. for middling to rodeo- ordinary from
Monrovia.

Palm Nnt Oil-31 casks goad to fins were all talc= in for
mint of buyers, st 365. 6d. to 365. per cent.
lArd-16cWts from Gibraltar of low quality, and doubtful
as to wet, brought 43.. 444. 3d. per cwt., bring high prices.

WOOLLEN.—Lanns, Fox. 11.—There has been a fair
attendance of buyer* in the cloth halls this morning, but the
market has been rsther quiet. The demand for light fabrics
is filrging a Mlle, and tee quantity that is cleared out of the
halls is not equal to what is brought into the market. Ordi-
nary broad cloths are selling to a moderate extent. The tone
of the market is rather easier for going goods.

COTTON.—lavaarom, Fas. 11.—Tha sake of cotton
to-day a t marabout at 6,000 balm A quiet market at yes.
tarday's plow.

COTTON 000Dit.—Mutouserre, Fre. 11.—The
market for yarns and manufactures continues quiet. Ia the
cotton market thanker, been no change damns the week.
On the other side of the Atlantic wipes were rather higher
at Wt dame, bat here, with the knowledge that there is the
extreordinary quantity of 423,000 bake at sea for this coun-
try, prices are simply maintained at last week's quotations.
The latest advice' from India are to the effect that, at Col-
ogne and Bombay there was no alteration, and with the
engagements already made buyers and sellers in this market
appear alike disposed to act whhcaution. Then ie a demand
for nearly all kinds of cloth and yarn, but u new outrun
cannot be effected without more or leas addition to prices
from the engagements already made, fresh orders have been
given and taken with some reserve. In pennies cloths there
le • good deal doing, principally in the latieiclus of fabric.
In yarn., spinning" for the home trade, and 24'. to Ws
warps fir Upon, are amonget those in request. The
market closes firm, and quite ea healthy as for several
weeks past.
FEB.ll.—Leas of brisk-
new prevails in the trade of this town than there existed a
fortnight ago ; but this remark applies only to the number of
orders received this week from the factors, and rather indi-
cates that it is the consequence of a slight suspension of
'Mention in the country trade whilst the financial statement
has been pruding. Tree manufacturers who were off for
orders previously have not yet felt any reaction, sad before It
could roach them trade will most likely be spin in full
motion. Our foreign trade it quiet, but the merchants speak
of the prospect of lie speedy revival, and upon the whole
there is no cause whatever for complaint at the general eon-
ditien of trade here 'Moe the new year commenced. All the
largest manufacturers have their hands on atfull time, and in
other respects labour here is fully employed. The iron trade
of South Steffordahlre is not quite so brisk; such slackness
as may exist applies chiefly to inferior makes of finished iron,
for which there ie only a moderate demand. The coal trade
is remarkably Lriak ; at some of the works there has been
partial moppet in consequence of the insufficiency of the
supply of tact, colliers being In an unsettled state, and not
working more than two-thirds time. The amount of inoon-

veownce of which this is productive is very great, sae it is
ihereseing, greatly to the aneoyance of all who are connected
with the tradieg opwationa of the district.

CORN.—CAnsitnoa, FIB. 11.—We had a short supply
of all oath to-day, particularly barley, the second quallty of
which was 2s. dearer. Wheat. 38e. to 48r. Barley, 275.
to 44r. Beaus, 365. to 40a. Oats, 20e. to 28s.

Oakum.; Fes. 11.—We bad a good supply of wheat
at our market this tomato& There was a good demand, at
prices about 3d. per buahal over those of last week. :torll
end oats, supply Gar • prim
amuch the same. A few
of very tine seed oat; from Scotland brought higher rates
than our quotidian by 24. to 2s. per bushel. Wheat, white,
new sad old, 18s. to 19e. • red, new and old, 17e. to 17e. 91.
Barley, new sod old, 'l2a. 6d. to lac 6d. Oats, potato,
old, 10s. fd. to lls.; saw, 9s. to 19s. 6d.; comics, old,
9s. Bd. to 10e. ; new, Bs. to 9s. Beans, 194. to 20e. Floor,
per atoms, le. 101. to 26. Oatmeal, 2s. to 2s. 2d. Eye-
meal, le. 6d. Berleytarei, Is. ed.—Carlisle Journal.
Counrsersa, Yea. 11.—An increased supply of wheat,
prises tally equal to tam day. Barley la. dearer, with a fair
supply. Bow sad pew unaltered; the quantity offered
was imodaste.

GLOUCCITZI, Fire. 11.—The weather for the last few days
has been dry and frosty, but last sushi we had • fall of inns,
accompanied by a partial tbaw. The demand for English
wheat was quieter at our to-day's market, bat no alteration
in prices con be quoted. Foreign unertariged. Melting
barley more in demand, prices in favour of edam Grinding
qui eas dear. Beans bring full rates. Oats IMO fully 6d.
cheerier, in consequence of same forced sales ex ship.
Imports for the week ending Feb. 11:—Wheat. foreign,
1,760 qrs.; barley, foreign, O 70; oats, Ireland, 6,910.
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GUILDFORD, Fah. 11.—The supply of whhai to-day via
lance. Yin. samples were to regatta, and malted as advancer
of la. Inferior sorts not a Mee sale, but these were potty
well cleared off. Eteriey 2s. Marty and in mach better de-
mand. Wheat, 40s. to 645.; barley, 30s. to 435.; etatr, 206.
to 301. , beans, Ns. to 44m ; pw,Va. au 41s.
HsatFoßD, Pan. IL—We bed a small market to-day;
trade for the beat samples of -heat Ann, at lam week's
prim s. Bale, in lam offer. Prime folly riapporMd. Oats
er•ld more freely. Peas and beans (phis as good trade.
Wheat, per load, 20a. to 30e. ; barley, per qr., 264. to
46e. ; oats, per qr. 203.. to 28e.; puss, pas load, 21s. to
Ms.; beans, per load, 21s. to 301.

lotcastan, Fan. 11.—The show at wheat wee about as
rad. no trade was firm, at ma advance of is. per quarter.
White IILI4111i41• were quoted at 475. to 62.. ; red 44.. to 48a.
per 36 storm Select samples of barky were tmgerly sought
fur, and m some mars prices advanced IL per maartar ,•
maPinr, 38a. to 435. ; grinding sorts sold slowly, but without
material Mange in value, at 82s. to 344. per 30 stone. Thom
wa. a Lily supply of oats, which met a moderate enquiry at
tally previous quotatioes, namely, 24.. to 34e. ter 24 mom.
Bea, • (of which the supply was limited) sold st bleb rates—
old, 4Sa. to 60a. • new, 40a. b. 44a. per qaarter. Fine flout
; secoade, 31..; thirds, 295. pet 20 atone.
NEWCASTLE, FEBRUARY 11.—Fair supply of farmers*
wheat, which sold airs speedily at lc per qr. advance.
Booth country and foreign rather more inquired for at a
slight advance. Flour is isms demand, and tha turn dearer.
Barley, both malting sad grinding, in improved demand, sad
le. dearer. Oats firmer. Beau and peas unaltered, sad
prices stiffer.
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NORWICH. FEB. 11.—The condition of the wheat
offered appeared to have been Improved by the frosty wea-
ther; the dimmed was somewhat better, sad Met west's
rates were fully supported for .11 descriptions. The eupOy
of the beet qualities of barley Is now booming vary limited,
sad for these rather higher peons were given; distilling &ad
grinding forte were also taken at rather advanced rates.
Whits wheat, 46.. to 49A.; red ditto, 40.. to 45a.; best
chevalier malting borlsy, 42e. to 44e.; runs chevalier ditto,
s4s. to 40e. ; distilling ditto, Us. to 27e. per qr. Plow, 30e.
to 30e. dd. per sack from the wilier.
Normans), Fri. 11.—Our corn exchange this morning
was oe aty &opened with whet', cod there was a fair at-
of twiner* and haloes. Both old and new 1•111_11111/
*old readily a' fall rates; in some cases la. advance. New
whits ratiovel 460. to 64. ; hew red, 44., to 48..; old white,
60.. s., 664 , old red, e4a. to 49.. per 36 *tote. The supply
e.lerntle, and waiting goatlike made enema.
t.rms, Ce only, 34.. to 47..; &ergo Baal., 40e. to 42e. per
en; revive libido, 28.. to 31* per 30 state. Oats a
. sod rather dearer ; old, 27.. to 30e. ; , rm. to
28e.; old foreign, 24.. to 29.. per 24 a0.n... gear moo
non plentifully to baud sad supported extreme prior;