The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-10 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—Twowamr Evutio.—Thy markei wady to4ey. Spot, 44e. ; October to
messaker
December,ne. efie. Deliveries to last even
arrivals, no*, I.o74sesks:

COITON. Livinnon, Amour 9.—Sitady
without change in prima. Sales to-day 8"! was ib
eluding 2,500 for speculation and export. 2,500
12d. to 1614. • 100 Perlman, ko., 17d. to 190. ;bruit
bare, 17d.; .200 ascii° and Bahia, 131 d. to 14g,1
Ystian, 204 to 25 d. • 100 Smyrna, 9id.
4,
swat, to n • , 101 d. to Wig. • k0...i;
&ands, &a., id. to fkl: ; Chinn, 9d• to le; 417 Nom,
1130. to MI

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRAD7ORD, Accost h~
The transactions in wool to-day are only sea wool,
better to buy than it was a week ago, decline of
Id. per lb. having taken place. Though there is a
better supply of wool in the market, yet storks in Q.
are considered large. Staplers appear to have the ea
cnfidenoe that no marked decline can take place,
as the business done is to-day. There is very leg=
nese doing in yarns ; the only inquiry is for In
We. There is nothing doing for the continent. neje%
in that quarter is very flat ; with money at 10 pet Net.
the shipment houses are quite indisposed to
Although ti the quotations are nominally the cam
nominally
week, spinners would be glad if they could effect bat
nee, to accept lower prices. The saute inanimate
is manifested in pieces. The transactions are ten
aj
only under pressing necessity. The home house
already placed their orders, and their operations se
present exceedingly limited. The unfavourable vise,
and the high rate of money act very prciudiciallyoe.
especially upon the home trade. There is no chavi
Price&

LACE AND HOSlERY.—Novniniew, Anon,
There is again a slight impro►ement to notice in the het
trade, notwithstanding the adverts state of the
market. The home demand is still quiet, bet trat
rather more inquiry for the Continent, consegmed es go
probability of the satisfactory conclusion of a plats ingg
—ln the hosiery trade there are many orders 01111114ki
not so many fresh ones have been received is emensege
of yarns being lees firm and the high rate d dinwieh
The wurkpeople, however, in nearly all brandies weigh
rably well employed, sad the prospects of futun keg*
are on the whole aheering.—Nottiaphan Jeered.

CORN.—BIRKINO/LUI, AUGUST 9.—At this dsystip
there was a full supply of wheat from the Isms, is
which much higher prices were demanded, but the wig
closed dull at last week's rates. Barley Ga. per von
higher. Oats only taken in retail. Beaus ls. prem.
lower. Peas rather higher.

BRISTOL, AUGUST 9.—We have had continua
winds throughout the weak, accompanied by heavy
taw
and an unseasonably low temperature. Amy*
again been very large, especially of Indian am, mg*
comes to hand in quantities far beyond the rumours§
of our market ; hence prices are unduly forced don. Tia
wheat trade, though far from active, has beet mewl
stiffening in price, with rather moredisposition to
pw
chase. On our market to-day English wheat was is sin
supply, and rather dearer. Foreign held for ls. per qr,
advance, but with very little doing. Barley in good es
quest, and 6d. per qr. dearer ; line qualities very Kam
Oats in limited inquiry, and again the turn lower ; issa
new Irish tawny, per steamer, realiaed 225. per 304 e.
Indian men • fair business doing at • reduction el
per qr.
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Dimas, AUGUST 9. —We had a good supply of AM
to-day, and a fair trade was done at about the man pess
as last week, and in some instances at fid. a Jack hits.
At these rates a pretty good clearance was nada. 01
barley there was none on offer, and other articles way is
noted at tut week's rates. leet white wheat, Ira is
28s. ; best red, ditto, 255. to 28s. other sorts,!lals
255.; oats, 245. to 32a. ; beans, 25i. to 27a ; per,
to 235. ; winter vetches, 243. to 28s. • rye, 16s. te ;
tine flour, 41s. to 435. ; beat seconds, i9s. to 40s.

MANCHESTER, AUGUST 9. Our market this MOreiegue
fairly attended. Good fresh English wheat wee set
supply, and sold freely at rather more money ; hawk
sorts, as well as foreign, were only in moderato _e fain
and cannot be quoted dearer. Flour met a limited dam&
at the currency of this day se'nnight. Oats end Wood
moved slowly, at late rates. Beans ruled needy. la&
corn wee slightly in favour of buyers.

Nawase,_ Auourr B.—There was a tolme:baly d
wheat. The inquiry, although quiet, nu ,u
prices were Oct much altered, Oats Nit
value. Beau a dull sale.

Nzwjuiy, A.uousr 9.—We had a large supply deist
this day. The tiede ruled very heavy, bat few posh
sold, at last week's rate'. Oats and beans a slow wk
former prices. . .

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Uxisirrum, Al' GUST 9.—There is a better tradshishist
st rather higher prices. Oats are la. and beans la NU
per quarter lower. New winter oats make 255. talk pa
quarter. _ . .

EDINKIRIII7, AUGUST B.—As compared with lad auk
wheat was 3d. up on top, and Is. up on avenge. BM*
was 6d. down on top, and 3a. 4d. down on avenge. QM
were 6d. up on top, and 6d. down on average. Boar mes
Is. 6d. down on top, and Id. up on average. Wirst,
425. 4d. to 52a. 9d. ; barley, 26a. to 38s. ; oats, 28a te3114
beans, 52a. 6d. to 545. 6d.

CATTLE. -M7IIIMIGHAX um' 9.-We noised id
moderate supply of beasts on offer this day, whisk ms le
hand In fair condition. The trade ruled slow
Tuesday's rates. The supply of sheep and Male by se
means large ; the trade heavy. Calves a short egft,
late prices made. Fat pigs a short supply. Beef, 7d.*
Sad. ; mutton, 7d. to 9d.; lamb, 9d. to 91d.; veil, 7L is
&I. per lb. ; bacon pip, 10.. to Us. ; porket ditto,
' to lls. Bd. per score.
IliturroL, APounr 9.-We had a very short larn
beef at our market to-day, and there were no ssdOOsl
fat stock from Ireland this week. The demand was Pak
and buyers accordingly had to give very high pnor
descriptions realising from 70s. to 75e, sad ddeadaN7
from 65e. to 66e. per cwt. Of store cattle we have re
ceived nearly LOOP from Ireland since last market. This
was an exceedingly large supply of sheep, but the deemed
was fully equal to it, trade being brisk, end prices &al
little alteration from last week ; beet wethers redid
from Bd. to 8141. per lb., and ewes from ad. to Bid
Mutton has not been in such demand for some time. N's
had a good supply of store sheep, but there was sdd
inquiry, sad only a moderate business was done. A for
supply of lambs, but the season being now far adraniel,
the demand is falling off, and there was a dull Ede, d
prices ranging from 9d. to 10d. per lb. A rather Biel
supply of pigs, and the bacon market hiving improve'',
there was a rather brisk trade, at a slight advance a
prioee, both bacon pigs and porkers realising from Mt OIL
to 11s. per score. Small diow of horses, and little be-
ow was done.
NCHTINOHAK, AUGUST 8.-We bad a plentiful
of sheep at our market to-day, and there was s to
les
attendance. The demand, however, ruled inactive, edit
order to get on with sales a reduction of id. per lb. bad ts
be submitted to. There was a large supply of lent., fen
which the demand was flat, and prices were in feriae d
the buyer. Of pip the show was moderate, and the de.
mend was slow, at about late rates. Quotations : -Nati"
7d. to 9d. ; lamb, 9d. to 10d. per lb. ; pork, 7.. *7l id.
per stone of 141 b.
EDINBURGH, At7GUST 8.-The 'apply of tattle
fhb
morning was larger than on this day ie noight. tine bad
223, or an increase of 44. The demand being god. Plis°
were fully higher than those obtained last week. Tit
price, 10.. 9d. ; current, 9.. 6d. to 10a. 6d. per stoma. are
downwards. The supply of sheep and lambs irse Olt
being 543 more than last market, Thenerg d
Yd
week for both sorb' were barely maintai
of the best mutton, 81d. ; current, &L per lb., ad
wards. don'
wards. Lambs-top prices, 324. to 38s. ; current, 251. W
30s. a head.