The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-17 00:00:00

MARKETS

TALLOW —3 fiCKSDAT Evemis. —The etark.-t t
,14) ,yot, 435. 3d. : Itwo. 431. 3d. 4341. Od.: (txt
bee, 44e., bu)era.

COTTON.—UVZSPOOL. Mar 11.1.—Martnt stn • •
terday's osiers. Bottosated sales to-dip 1.0„to0
7,000 aprenlattou sod export. 7.000 Anwt.
700 Pernans PO. to 140. ; 60 !Loreto and 11,11
114 d 700 Egyptian, 14d. to ; 101 Smyrna, •.1 •
&tie Nona. 101. to 11d.. 11encal. nrindr. tr.. :4. 1..
Peru, 110. to 12}d. Fair Dliailaraii, 940. ; lair tx,m,,
; 7xfr Br•ock emir kepi, ; kir Esyyt,,,,,
fair Peinalll, 121 a.; Mll4llte BMW" 11 11 ;
Litt

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BitaDvottn, Mar b;.-Th,
tone previously noticed In the wool market still peer.,
without any appreciable Increase in the actual arnowitcti
done. AN here a spinner has received an order lie mai,
chafe to cover it, hut be usually takes the precaution t.
more than is absolutely required. enme say that
shade 'titter, but others say that bright-haired and our
can be easily bought at the prim* of last week. ho
staplers seek more, but It la only under some nue
cbvutnetances that they succeed lia realising it. b„..,
wools with quality are most In demand. The greaten c:c
observed, and no one at present Is inclined to buy, rt.
absolute and immediate consumption. Im woratc..l
la little change. Some slight business has been dose In •
40a, Ws and 40's Genappe, and In ;W's super, at kw
few speculative orders, small in moonlit, hare heen plat,
business dune is *ad pally for Germany. The book ,
operating very sparingly. The trade In goods is 'kr
Several orders have been placed on fancy goods drub.
few days both on home awl foreign account. The A
merchants are doing very little, although the report.
United States are a little inure favourable than they lb
spate. Stocks in the hands of manufacturers are sat
Generally there is no disporitiou to speculate, but
there la this tendency on the part of a merchant, it h!
checked hr the higher qin.tntb es of the manufactut
to keep off "orders, without particulars," adopts t
precautionary expedient, at the present Jointure, of is
his rates

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NOITINGIiAIt AY 16.-1
weather has slightly checked the further prfven nf
provemeut which was noticed In the staple trades of the.
at the close of last week. There is, however, a fair an
Weimar doing for plain and cotton nets. Buyers f e
and the continent of Europe are also plachig a few mar
up order-.—ln the hosiery trade there is also a Wirral.,
for the home markets. but the ShillPi lig Itepartiurnt.
most active, armor rather large orders Leine In hand for
Yarns have been from during the week, with a alight tt
advance.—" Nottingham Janina-

CORN.—BILItINGIIAM, MAY It —At &is day's mart,
was again a short supply of Faintish wheat, yet the tree
dull, and to elfett sales Is. per quarter less had to It
Barley nominally unaltered. Oats rmite es dear, but wilt
In retail. Beene and peas firm.
Blumq. APRIL 16 —There has been a total clan.,
weather since last week, from peat heat to 'streae r
the advanced period of the mama, and the tendesq
mini prices of grain has arooniinstly been checked.
market to-day the supply of English wheat was man
price" were realise& Foredo iu fair demand. In tent
ley more doing. Grinding to good request, at last week.
Oats and beans ed. per qr. dearer. Indian corn dull.

DMUS, MAT it—The untoward weather of the
days has had an effect upon our market to-day, and, uh,
provincial markets that hare been held this week,
note a luta trade at the full price, of last week, with
every lot cleared 355. ad. was the top price obtained, '
figure wu refused in we than one instance. The lad
Is Doll well 010 over ; and we have therefore nothing
that article. Other articles were also in small supply,
can note no alteration In price. Best white wheat, SD
Sts. ed. hest red do., 324. to ire. 6d.: ditto DOW elute,
34 6d.; other aorta, 245. to 2tia. barley, &B. to 4711
tie. to Us.; peas, ltla to 225. ; vetches, tis. to tn
to its, (ItL ; ilas dour, las. to b 4.: best encomia, aua

iliAscligingit, MAY 16. —The Inanimate feeling noted
last report has since continued, and in the limited bonne
prices have been slightly In favour of buyers. At Liv
arrivals of foreign grain and dour are tolerably eat
thou from Ireland are very moderate. This days ,
well attended. Wheat met a fair inquiry at a redact
per rental on foreign. and is. per quarter on English
in limited request, and declined tel. to Is. per sack
oatmeal brought late rates. Buna, except for the t
scrlptlong of .-neual, were 66.. and Indian corn full
quarter lower.
NEWARK, MAY 15.—Wheat wu in moderate
samples were in fair condition. Sales were made
slowly, but the rates of last week were maintained
of barley was unchanged. Both oats sod beans w-
and sold at prices makes in favour of the seller.

Newlin RY, Mar 16—We hada larger supply of s.
the trade very slow ; to effect sales Is. per qr. redact
be submitted to. Barley very scarce, and Is. dearer.
doing In oats and beans, at late rates.
EDlNBuiall, MAT 16.—As conspired with lad week,.
ls. eel. up on top, and Is. down on average. Bailey
down on top, and 2s. Sd. doers on average. Oats were I
on top, and sd. down on average. Beene were Is. up
and is. 6d. up on average. Wheat, 5i ed. to Gee. Cd.
325. Cd. to tes. 6d. ; oats, 16s. 6d. to 355. ; beans, 425. t

CAITLY.—BIIUUNCR A MAT 16.—We Wee but
suppled with beasts to-day . a clearances/as made, at
8•001) and immix a fair milady : leads steady late
realised. Calves a good sup plt ;
_no alteration to I
pigs a good smuimabis mpOr. Beer. tted. to ed. re, I`
Id. to ; lambs, 25s to Ma each veal, ed. to
bacon pigs, Fa to gs. 4d. per some packets, 9s. 4. Ji

BRINTIIL. MAT 16.—After the very fall market of last
had short supplies of beef to-day, and the Sunder
proved quite sufficient for the demand, although the
rather brisk. There was a slight improvement on
prices, hest descriptions reallaing from 70a. to 725. .4
being an esteem. momationl, while secondary and interim
exchanged hands at from ata. to 675. per cwt. The she
were very well filled, and there was • dull. al.,
scarcely say rarlattoe from 12.4 week's prices. lam
in the wool, manned per lb., and out of the weal'
ewes and inferior aorta in the wool made from Md. in 1,
short sheep of the quality train to 7d. per lb.
lamb couttuues very small, and bilug in good deauml.
high prices are maintained, from 10t1. to lid. per th beim.
an average lime for anything very good. The coon-mow
store cattle from Ireland this week have been lame.

presrnt they are ;otidmitteilto the market, and ti;
terferrs with trade, as most of the liminess has to be
open road, a source of great inconvenience to both

oilier. Tie trade todituelasl
was rather dull, and to two*
prima were swos of mach meek t,
to be a prrem:et.==, and, a oonelderable trad
here, the matter le c ug much discussion.

NOTtlisouma MAY 15.—We bad a eery short wipe,
which sold at an advanced price, from ifs. to ea Gd.
for tint-elaas quality, and for second ditto trots
There was a pretty fair show of sheep. which ronlisvil
to 7d. per lb. for best quality, and for Inferior kind, fr
d. WAS obtained. A rather short supply of calvcs fro
7 .to Sd. Lamb sold from 211 a. to So.. each. Prices
may be quoted at from Os. to 8.. ltd. per st..ne,
Dias were offered at from la. ed. to to.

EDIMIUJLOU h , MAY 16.—The number of tattle th
was 436, or a decrease of 67 head on this day se nnient
good, and prices fully 34:11.,riper stone higher than
obtidned last week Top os, Se. 9d. ; current. 14
sorts from Is. Sd. to et. . middling and Weiler. f
Pc per stone. The supply of sheep wu large, there to
or 216 more than lad week. Price, were much the rmm
obtained last market. Aged btu-Jawed sad Choice a
the wool, from sed. to 9d.; clipped ditto. 64. per In
from 9.1 to aid. ; clipped lIMU, from 74 to 74.1. ter I
from 345, to 87.., and down to 275. a 1,ca.1. Fad p4,‘
ho ad. to Ca. ad. per stone; sit to eight weeks 014
to 94. a head.

TRAII7IO RETURNS.
Mee No. Mer- Tote.
open. Sengert. diabase. 190.
Week cv916,19 March 9. 0
Great southern 44Irwlla_ . IS7 52$ 257 I,'