The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-10 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW—Tti LOUT LIFININC.—rtte market mu quiet ta
day. spot, at. (Id. ; Jai" 41a. 6d.: October to Dacesaba,

porpryM.—lregarce& MAT 9.—Oar market his hem quirk
withoat any material change la prima. Estimated sales fogy
10,000 bales. lotluding 1,500 speculation and riper.
America& 90. to 14d. : 400 Penni& Ac., 10d. to 14ig. ;
Maranhao", 100 Macelo and Bahia. 101,1. to 14d ;
13A. to led. ; 100 Smyrna, bpi. to lull.: 4.000 Barg.
IOW.:
Bengal., Meade, etc.. opi. to NO. : 50 Pere, trig
Fair Dhollerah. Opt.: fair Oomraeuttee. 91d.: fair Brow&
fair Bengal, rid. ; fair Egyptian, 14d. ; fair terrq leg
middling Boweds, 11d.; middling Orkaaa, 11g.

WOOL AND WOBSTED.—BIUDEOnn, MAY 9. —The wool
market to-dry is a shade better, certainly not any worse, thee
Mot week. The tine weather of the last tew days seems to Lave
had some effect In Indi:tug rather more inquiry fur goo I, sad
where 'Lantern will accept rates recently current ;ss they are is
must cases willing to do transactions may be effected. gun
4 hisses of good wool share in the demand. w litchis still mine of
a hand-to-mouth character. Prises may still be said to he"
rather a downward tendency than otherwise. la wonted yasa
there has linen more 'minify on the part of export merchants.,
bop la for Germany and Russia. Orders which had been held back
for some time hare been placed to-day. There is a fair demand
for single 40's and two old Ws. Notes. however, I:24but be
effected at higher rates. The tendency is drooping. ffo pincer
there is rather more doing on foreign acCom6A though some say
the difference is inappreciably mall. American mien:Muds me
looking round, said make a few purchases from stock
. Ttoe
principal feature of the home trade is this, that many fancy
makers are showing their new patterns for the coming seine n,
and rectdse some few orders. The business doing la the home
trade is almost wholly countied to purchases from stock, and m
job prices. The sue weather has come too late to have a
marked influence on the business of the warehouses. Prices am
fully as low as they have been for some weeks past.

LACE AND HOSIERY —NOTTINGHAM, MAT 9.—ln the light
and fancy departments of the lace trade we hare at lag to nonce
a marked improvement In the demand for home markets, mused
no doubt partly by the brilliant summer weather, and partly by
the Introduction of more lace Into Indira h-ad dresses—bonnets

they cannot be called. We have heard a rumour that the 117.
dress will shortly, in fashionable circles, consist of an elegant
fall of lace, to suspend below the shoulder, somewhat after the
SWital mode Them le rather more (fang with the Continent,
In other respects the shipping trade is about the name
a eel,. The hosiery business is also rather more animated, both
for home use and for exportation. The AIDeIiCILUS are Pia Caw
a few more orders, but transactions are much curtailed by the
expectation that a further reductional prices must be submittal
to.—" Nottingham Journal"

coßs.—Bißmisolum. o.—At this day'. market thew
was a limited supply of &ash wheat. which was mostly dimity
held at previous rates, but to make in sales a deckle
of la per quarter bad to be submitt tu. Foreign difficult to
quit. BarMy arm, but only taken in retail. Oats tending up.
wards. Eases and peas quite as dear.

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D/VCOLS. NUT V.—We h►d rather • small supply of wheat
at market to-day, and a tairdemand at last week's prices. Barley
may also he yu•.ted nominally as I..st week. Nor tan alteration
be noted in either oats, beans, or other articles. Best whits
wheat. Vs. 6d. to 35a. ed.: hest red do., 35. to 355. 6.1 ; ditto
new white. 31a. to 644.6 d.; other aorta, 244. to 284. ; barley. 30.,
to 475.: beans, Vs to 385.: peas. 16.. to 225.: vetches, 2ls to
285.: rye, 164. to 18a. IltL flour, 51s. to 545.: hest seconds,
4th. to 560.

mAncrisern. MAT 9.—There was • fair attendance at our
market this morning, but not much ilispo-ltion was manifested
to buy anything. and. with • limited business, we repeat the cur-
rency of this ay se'nnight for each article.
N[R•NL, Mar e.—The weather has been very favourable foe
vegetation durbg the week. The supply of wheat was fair,
and there was a tolerable demand at fully last week's micea
Beans sold Is. per qr. above late prices. Oat• • shade higher.

Stwavar, Yar fl.—We had a very short supply of wheat this
day the trade slow prices generally ls. higher than last week.
No barley on offer except grinding sorts, which realised late
rates. But little doing In oats and beaus, and nu cheep la
value.

Uttaarnog, Mar 9.—The supply at to-days market Is short:
the weather being so line and forcing makes the trade dolt
Wheat Is not lower In price, but oats are rather cheaper.
IrMUIBUR9II, biAT 4. —As compared with last week, wheat Um
Is. 3d. down on top, mid 9d. down on average. Barley Cu
lame on top, and 3d. up on average. Oats were same on top,
and 3d. up on average. Beans were da. down en top, and to W.
down on average. Wheat, 52. Gd. to 675. ; barley, 31.1. to 4.15. ;
oats, fla. dd. to 30s. ; beaus, 391. to ags.

CATTLE.—Nrwiak, MAT 7.—There was a very large simply
of sheep at market today, upwards of 1,200 being penned
hide, however, was slack, and a great many remained unsold.
Prima ranged from Itid. to 6jd. per pound. For good fat beaus
8a to es ed. per Moot was modify obtained.

NOTTINGHAM, MAT B.—We bad a very good show of bests
which realised from es. 6d. to Ws per stone for best quality, sat
for second ditto from Ss. to Ss. ed. was given, prices being slly
In favour of the buyer. There was also a plentiful supply of
'heti', which sold at from 6+cl. to 7d. per lb. for drachm
quality, and for coarser kinds from ad. to bid. A rather abort
supply of calves, which fetched from 7d. to Bd. per lb. hotel
pigs maintained prices at from Is. to Se. 3d., and bacon pigs
were offered at from ss. Gd. to w. the stone.

IDINICILOH, MAT & —The number el cattle this momim
was 495, being 07 head less then on this day se'unight Sala
also slowly seeded, but prices much the same as those obtained
last market. Top price, Is. 6d. current, from Ss. to Si. 3d.;
middling and inferior, nom 6•. 6d. to Ts. 4d. per stone The
of sheep was 4,350, being I+t mon than on this day
WurePell:T Sales were dull, and at the close a Image quantity were
unsold. One lot of rough bow brought ad. per lb , but the
current top prim of both blackfaced wethers and hone was bit
and down to Sid. per lb.: cupped hoggs, from 6,d. to Td. per lb .
lambs from 48s. Id. to Us. • head. Fed pigs brought St ed.
to es. 3d. per stow six to eight week, old do., U. to es.
a bead.

LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The anniversary
meeting of this society was held at Exeter-hall yesterday,
under the presidency of Mr. George Leeman, M.P. The
Rev. Dr. Mulleins read the annual report, from which it
appeared that in addition to the large number of bone
clergymen and teachers, there were in the society's mie
sionsso ordained natives, and 300 native churches, contain•
ing about 3000 members, and around which was a popule
tion of not less than 130,000, who bad given up idolatry and
called Christiania) their religion. The income for the year
was as follows:—Contributions for general purposes, 76,9121.
2s. Id.; proceeis of property bold in China and Singapore,
4,1101.11 x. Bd. ; contributions to special funds, 2,0461.165. &L;
drawn from special funds 16,244/. 18s. 10d. ; balance is
hand, May Ist, 1866, 7761. 7d. ; total, 100,091/. Oa. 104.
The expenditure amounted to 100,0901. 10a. 4d., including
90,0721. 12s. 10d. paid by the treasurer on London, and
15,017/. 17a. fal. raised and appropriated at the tulmioD
stations. The chairman having briefly addressed the
meeting, Mr. Welsh, chairman of the board of direct"
referring to the financial statement,stated that the adverse
balance was not due to any diminution of the ordinary
contributions, but to the enlargement of the missions and
the growing expense of everything connected with mission
lands. The report was adoyted.
ROYAL COLLJLOR OF BUMOZONB OF ENGLAND.—
The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary
examinations for the diploma were admitted members a/
the college at a meeting of the court of examiners on the
9th inst., viz.:—Messrs. William Edward Stepla.ns
Pewsey, Wiltshire ; Charles Lewis, Blackheath, and
James Thorne, Jersey, students of Guy's Hospital. Tho-
mas Flower, Codford, St. Peters, Wiltshire, and William
Wilberforce Smith, Haverstock-hill, of the Middlesex
Hospital. Henry Mann Fothergill, Newcutle-onlync,
and Walter William Spencer, Liverpool, of the Newcastle
School. John Earp Burton, Lie. Fac. Phy. and Surd.
Glasgow, Liverpool, of the Glasgow School. Richard
Albert Shipman Prosier, Birmingham. William F..lmusd
Cant, Colchester, of St. George's Hospital. John
'buns Priem, Festinig, North Wales, of the Dublin School.
Charles Wilson Milne, Wandsworth, of St. Thomas
Hospital. George Fisher, Bawtry, Yorkshire, of the
LeeLeedsSchool, and Oliver Penfold, Blackmoor-street. of
King's College. It is stated that only 'even candidates
out of the fifty-nine who presented them/Ives for exami-
nation faded to acgnit themselves to the satisfaction of the
court, and were(consequently referred to their beeped
studies for the period of six months. The next primal,
or anatomical and physiological examination for mender•
ship will commence to-morrow.
DLtPAT,'H Or BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE KOLA
—SOUTHAMPTON, May 9.—The Royal Mail Company"
steam ship Seine, Captain Woolcott, sailed to-day 113
p.m. with mails for Lisbon, St. Vincent, Bahia, rerun-
buoo Rio de Janeim, Monte Video, Buenos Ayres,do
She iook out 114 passengers and a general cargo, included
bar silver, 7,500/. ; sovereigns, 8,23'01. ; jewellery, 4lC1•
and French jewellery, 5.8201.
FALMOUTH, MAY 9.—The New York and Haws
Company's United States steamship Mississippi, capuw
Sumner, from New York 27th April, arrived here at 9,4
p.m. tonight, with fifty-seven passengers, 202,400 dola is
specie for Havre, and a general cargo. After landed
twelve passengers she proceeded for Havre at 10 p.m.
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