The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-31 00:00:00

prices which were then realised for good choice 11
wool have been established, and the tendency is still,
if angling, in an upward direction. Quotations
for Pod wool may be prod r follows, she
rem» figures being for very robe Prods rdses.
Linger hop, from 164 d. to 1701 per lb., and wetben •
from 134 d. to 14W ; Down tegs, from 10d. to 161 d., sad
Down ewes from lb& to 16d.—the two latter for the
choicest growths of Sure: and Doeset ; and Irish 62,
from led. to lad, and worsts from 13d. to 134 d. in
worsted yarns, spinners are again asking a slight risme
upon last week's portions. • little more business hss
been done in two-folds for Lancashire, at prices * friar,
in advance of last week's. There is a good demand, nape.
daily for 36's. Low 30's also arm to he moving att.
Stocks are diminishing to a alight extent. On the shot,'
no green range has taken place in the general demand.
Lustre spinners are slack. The piece market shows little
change. Some low offers are made by merchants in soar
special classes of heavy goods, such as serge deberries and
candela, in which rather more business has again beer,
done. There has aro bon a renewal of some orders for
fancy gooda. The plain trade is very dull. Many ',inn.
farmers are still burdened with heavy stocks. Noteith.
standing the savanna in cotton warps prices remain fully
as low as hitherto.

COMM.-BEMSWUM, JAS. 30.-At this day's markt:
there was • good supply of English wheat, which sod
slowly at last week's rate. Foreign nominally unaltend.
Barley dull, and tending downwards. Oats only taken In
retail. Beans quits as dear. More doing in peas.
Baurroh, JAN. 30.-On our market to-day Entlii'a
wheat was in short supply, and found buyers at fully lie
week's prices for red, and at an advance of Is. to 2s. per
qr. on white. Fine qualities of foreign la. per qr. dearer,
other sorts unaltered. Barley fiat, at last week's prim.
For oats very little inquiry, with values nomioally uc.
altered. Beans, maize, and peas very dull.
DEVIZZS, Jan. 30.-We had a small supply of wheat t,..
I day, and for best descriptions there was a good demand at
last week's prices, and nearly all was sold ; but lain.):
lots were a dull sale. Barley was also in small supply,
with • brisk trade at the full rates of last week fur ;0
best sorts. Secondary sorts must be quoted at Is. to 2s.
higher. In other articles no alteration. Best elate
wheat, 351. to 391. ; best red ditto, 35e. to 3,9 a oci.
barley. 37e. to 465. ; beans, 22e. to 275. ; oats, "-2s. t„,
24. ; peas, 295. to 255. ; vetches, 245. to 295. ; rye, t....
to 215.; fine dour, 59a. to Goa. ; best seconds, 545. to .•.•.
GLOUCESTER, JaN. 29.-We have rather increased ~.1.
plies of English wheat from the farmers, for which the::
ta a ready sale, and fine-conditioned samples are Is. per .s.
dearer. Foreign is in fair consumptive request, at h.
priors. Barley, both malting and grinding, is fully .e
dear, but the demands somewhat falling off. Thus ,l.
for oats is very restricted, and values are decidedly .1.
favour of buyers. No alteration in other articles.
MANCHESTER, JAN. 10.-There was a fair attendance a:
this day's market, and the transactions in wheat wit, 1.•
striated, at last week's prices. Flour unchanged. (1,3
were the turn dearer, and oatmeal steady. Peat 3' .1
beans brought full prices, whilst Indian corn was in Liao r
of buyers.
Newaae. JAN. 29.-The show of wheat was fair for tn.se
season. There was a tolerable inquiry, and superior ht.
made fully late prices. For tine malting barley rated wet.
rather teeter ; Other kinds Is. per qr. dearer. Oats vs :a
very dear. The show of beans was small, and the Is,:
samples made more money.
NEWBURY, Jae. 30.-We had a moderate supply of who .;
this day, the trade very dull ; fine parcel. barely w....-
tamed last week's rates, inferior Is. to 2s. cheaper. I. :•
ley a slow sale, and prices unchanged. But little ds .1.4
in oats and beans, at former quotations.
&mm WC, JAE. 29. -As compered with lut week who .t
was 4s. 6d. up on top, and Is. id. up on average. It .... y
was ls. down on top, and same on average as last a...
Oats were same as last week on top, and 3.1. loan es
average. Beans were 41. fid. up on top, and 101 d.0i..-..
average. Wheat, 555. to as. ; barley, 545. tod. to l',e. ~,., .
oats, 25a. to 375.; beaus, 465. to Ida.

cATrix.-BIEWINGII.I.II, JAN. :Xl.-We received abort
condition fair fnairum;betbreof beef tetramileorff
uelredtiodwaT,'attlhaete;:;l7rie.:;ii.
The supply of sheep was about equal to List Thursday ti.e
trade steady ; in a few instances pl. per lb. advauee s
realised. Calves a moderate supply ; late quota t.,a
maintained. Fat pigs a limited number on otter.
clearance made at higher prices. Beef, iii. to 71 1.,:
lb. ; mutton, Sid. to 7jd. ; veal, Gd. to ; bacon
fc
Se. 61. to 91. ad. per score; porket ditto, Gs. 6d. to !,a.
BRISTOL, JAY. 30.-We had a very large supply of bet
at
our market to-day, including upwards of WO from
and on the whole the quality was exceediuglr
trade was dull, and prices showed a marked redu, • 4
those of last week ; best descriptions realised from ..t=.
rA;s. per cwt., and middling and inferior sorts from t
Some of those on offer remained on band at th
close of the market. Mutton was expected to be short a I
dear, but, contrary to all anticipatien, large supplesc., ..,
to hand, and a considerable trade was dome at but wce;,.
prices, which showed a downward tendency ; best wetly :,
sold at 64d., and very smell choice samples at ed. per ...
while heavy ewes sold at fid. ; and iu some cases .a.
accepted, holders having to submit so the reduction is
order to effect a clearance. There was a moderate show
of store cattle, tke cousignments front Ireland being'
(or
tumidly short. The supply, however, proved enough
the demand, which was very quiet, and a limited tra
was dune. The supply of witch cows was about the set,
as last week, and there was a quiet trade at recent quota.
tions. Of pigs there was a boated show, the supply ft IA
Ireland scarcely numbering over 700. 'Titers. was a
lies
demand, and prices were very firm, goal samples sylliai
from Ss. 9a. to 95. We have rarely known so few het st
on offer, and there was absolutely to busiuss. doing.
Levis, JAN. 29.-There was a large supply of it;
cattle and sheep at market to-slay. There was a
attendance of buyers, and a satisfactory clearance a s
effected at the following prices :- Best beef, 0 isl. to
per lb. ; second quality. bd. to 6).1. ; be,t, mutt.,
Id. ; next quality, tid. to 61d. ; ewes, sd. to 5.4 d. Num).
of beasts, 006; sheep, 3,700. The pig market is nisebrst.
well supplied, and prices are steady-large fit pig+,
to tie. 9d. per stone of 111 b. ; prime small, 7s.
MONNOCTIINHIRB, JAN. 29.-The demand for heast•
been below the average, but prices have not given a.
prime qualities fetching 64d, per lb., and inferior feat.
.0 a
to 6,1. The show of sheep loss been good, soil throe
been a good inquiry for prime ripe qualities, prises Lea.:
from 61 to 7d. per lb. Calves have been scarce. and
quiries have not been numerous. Those in good candle:
have fetched 7d., and inferior qualities fitsi. per it.. Theo
has been a falling off in the demand for bacon pig.sd
prices have given way, prices ranging from S.
Its. per score. Porkers have realised ss. t ii. per eon..
bat there are not to many inquilies as Lit, woe a Li,
weeks ago. The Newport market w . inly attendet
and the above prices were with difficulty realised.
BZWARK. ALN. 2136-There waa • large supply 44 11.,5it..
and a fair elbow of sheep, prima were easier. Deef sit..
78.13 d. to fiss per stone ; mutton from s)d. to
NORTINGRAN, Jag. 29.-We had a fair supply of heaes
tessc
in the market to-day, though not so many as las
but sufficient for the demand, the prices being from 4.. a "1.
to Rs. ads per stone for best quality, and for second n....
from 7s. ad. to 7s. 9d. A good show, of sheep sold tool..
rattly well, at from Gd. to 7d. per lb. for superior ,tu
end for second sorts from :',141. to 0.1. Veal realised
per lb. Pigs were again plentiful, pockets selliug iron
6s. to Gs. ad., and bacon pigs from Gs. to Sa. fid. Sum
of stock at market :-Beasts, 201 ; sheep, ffset ;
W•xxvinn, JAN. 29.-There were 725 heed of
rattle, 210 store cattle, 4,1511 sheep, and • entail stippl
lite
pigs at market to-day. There was a fair demand, and
pewee were support...di-Beef, Is. Gd. to
muttou Ss. 2d. per stop!
of 141 b.; inferior quality, 7s. ; best (trod
sheep), 7d. per lb. ; neat quality. 6!,d. ; ewes,
61. ; fat pigs, 6a. to Gs. 9d. per stone of 141 b. Store ma's
were in good demand at latisprioes.
EDINBURGH, JAN. 29.-The supply of cattle IfiS
less than on this day sennight, there being 474, of
decrease of 44 head. Demand good. and prices sine
down. Top price of the beet beef, 6s. ; current, 7s.
middling and Inferior• from to s. per stone. Tir
supply of sheep was 3,944, being 552 leas than last wee.
Salhitsewlek.re slcsltymeffuetettoct at prices
down
nve
totho4d.ob;tainel.,,,
from 641. to Cpl. per lb. Fed pigs, ris. 6.11. to Os. Ad. re:
stone ; six to eight weeks old ditto, Ge. to 10... a head.