The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-07 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TUMUMAT levaanto.—The market WROORIO
to-day. spot, 445. ed.; August and September, 4ie. 34. to 46e. ;
October to December, 45e. ed. to 45a. 3d. ; Decemb-r, 45v. 9d. to
46m. to. Deliveries to last evening, KS mks ; mravala, bit

LACE AND nocanty.—Ncrrnmommt, Au"rm. 6.—Lace :
There hi nothing new to report in the lace trade, which remains
about the tame as last week.—Dosimy : There Is Nome inquiry for
goods for the winter season, and the home trade exhibit.; signs of
more activity than of late, manufacturers, on the whole, being
busier. The orders for the United States are nearly completed.
There are still some inquiries for the South American trade, and
a few orders for the Australian market. Cotton to a shade easier.
—Nottingham Journal.

COTTON.—Lrmarom, broom I.—The market is irregular,
at about id. decline, and the sales are 10,000 bales, of which
2,000 are on speculation and for export. 6,330 American, Bd. to
11d.; 600 Teener°, Ike., Eid. to 91.1. ; 900 Banks, 9d. to 91d.; 600
Margie and Bahia, 81d. to 101 d. ; 100 Manuihant, lid. to 10d. ;
100 Egyptian, Std to 19d. ; 60 Peru, *c., 101 d. ; 3,000 Surat, aid
to 9d. ; Bengal, &hide, tc., 64d. To arrive, Broach, fair new
merchants, April sailing, 7. ; Dhollerah, fair new merchants,
dune sang, 71d.; Oomrainittce, fair new merchants, due, 70,

corroN GOODB.—Mencasersa. Arousr 6.—There has been
little or no change in the market to-day. There hai been rather
less business done than the previous days this week.

WOOL AND WORSTED. Busman, Atmore a. —The
feeling to-day is rather more cheerful. Staplers seem to have
full confidence that prices will soon be higher, and therefore hold
with great &mom to stocks. Though there is no actual increase
in business, everyone speaks in a more hopeful tone. Prices are
firm all round, if not generally stiffer. Hems. Louis and Bon,
wool-tropes, have held a sale of English and Scotch wool this
afternoon. The attendance was mall. The bidding+ showed
1. t want of spirit, and much of the wool offered was withdrawn.
The following are a few of the prime given:—Half-bred hogs,
Mid. to 17d. per lb.; Lincoln 'tether", 16d.; Stafford
170. ; Kent fine drawings, Mid.; Hereford wethers, I
ire
fine hogs, laid. ; Shropshire hogs, ;
withers, 16d. ; 44's hog matching', his ; Lillool6 hogs,
: superior seethe's, Ibid. There is rather more in-
quiry in the worsted yarns. Export merchants are looking
tow.d, and ascertaining the quotations of spinners. Owing to the
hardening tendency of wool quotations are extremely flan.
Kest spinners are busy, and those engaged in the lustre yarn trade
arc particularly so. The latter are receiving new orders, mosly for
home consumption. If lustre yarns could be hed slightly
beneath current pried a good trade might be had for export.
Oenappe and two folds are somewhat neglected. Stocks being
low at lime and abroad, it is thought by some that the demand
will be good for some time to come ; but others are of opinion
that as a large speeulative trade is being done, there must shortly
be large accumulations of dock, which,' will prevent a brisk trade.
The pecetradeia extremely quiet. The intolerably hut m.ather pre-
vents travellers representing the home boiled in the count, y
from doing an average amount of &mind". The long summer
mason has been favourable to the retail trade, and threatens to
cause a slender trade in the heavier goods of autumn. Stocks in
the hands of drapers are very light. The Americo homes are
bury in shipping contracts which have been just closed, a very
good business having been done for that quarter. The trek
doing for Om many is very languid. There is nothing doing for
the East. Priem are without change. There is a good business
doing in mohair and alpaca goods.

CORN.—BiariNnium Arecer 6.—At this day's market there
was a fair supply of English wheat, all of the new crop, which
cleared off at an advance of la to 2s. per quarter. Foreign In.
higher. Barley offering rather lower. A fair sale for oats, at
previous rates. Beans held for more money. But little inquiry
for pets. Heavy rain.

BRIATOL, AVOUST 6.—ln our market this afternoon the supp/
of English wheat was only moderate, and the sale for It an
foreign much better than of late, at fully last week's micas.
Bailey and Indian corn 6d. per qr. cheaper. Oats and beans in
good request and quite as dear.

BURY Sr. EDMUND., Acorn s.—There was only a limited sup-
ply of wheat at this market to-day, warmly sufficient for the
,mm Bate. wants of millers ; consequently trade was firm at an
advance of le. to 2s. per qr. on laid week's rates. Averages:—
Wheat, 3663 qrs., 59a. ti d. • oats, 803 qrs., Ms. 3d.
Devizes, Awes? 6.—Contrary to the tendency of nearly all
the provincial markets which have been held since our last, wheat
hoe taken • slightly upward movement this ; old
nailing b. per sack more money than it fetched last , and
new maintaining its prioe, short. a
very brisk trade. The siVsyt,
however, was extremely short. Ome
ns prime lot of red
weighing 12 more 191 b., sold fbr 30a. per sack Of other articles
there wee a short supply, but those on offer were held for rather
higher terms. Bed white wheat, Ws. to 30s. ; best new ditto, Be.
to 30s. • beet old red, Ms. to 295. • best new ditto, Be. to 20s. ;
beans, 26a. 6d. to 28a. ; oats, Me. to Sia. ; peas, 225. to Me. ; vetchev,
245. to Ws. ; rye, 19a. to SA.; fine flour, 55e. to 57e. ; beet seconds,
60e. to 51s.

Otoccarrea, Ammer s.—We have only moderate supplies of
English wheat at this and the neighbouring market; for which
there is • good consumptive sale at last week's reduced rates.
More doing in foreign, and last week's values are fully supported.
Grinding barley and malt are pressed at es. per qr. les money.
Beans and peas firm. Old oats are • fair request, at late rates.
New tawny sells at about We. per 3121 b.
MA Vella/TM AUGUST 6.—At OUT market this morning • firmer
tone prevailed, and new Frielish wheat sold readily at the full
pekes demanded on this day Wanight ; white dcecriptions of
foreign, at the some time, commanding as advance of ad. to 4d.
per rental. Flour was in better demand at the currency of but
market day. Oata and oatmeal underwent no material change.
Beane and Indian corn were firm.

Nswsai Auousir 6.—Here today we lied a tolerable supply
of new whist, fur which bidders were asking te. to 2s. per qr.
over last week's rates, and millers operated slowly. No matenal
ehangein the veins of grinding barley. Oats maintained their
full value, the show being limited. Beans quite as well .bold.

Neu suav, Arouse 6.—We had a esodentie supply of wheat
this day, in fine conditios ; the trade very quiet, and penes to.
lower than lad week. Barley sold well at late rates. lasta and
beans 6d. to Is. dearer.

Ammer 6.—The wopply of Wheat is short, and sells
readily at last week's prices. New wheat from 58s. to
Winter oats, 28s. to 80e. Bowe Ane barley offered at kis. Old
beans are seam and rather dearer.

Ernasuaos, Ammar S.—There were in to-day's mawket 486
qrs. wheat, prices to. down on top, and 4d. down on the average
lean qrs. barley, 2s. 9d. down on top, and 2a. 7.1 down:11;1C
average. 7311 quarters onto, Is. 9d. down on top, and le. Id. drown
on the average. 112 qrs. bemas, same on top, and Is. lid. down
on the average.

CATTLE.—BIIIIMIGHA Mr Averse 6.—We were fairly supplied
with barman ; the condition by no mama find rata. Tim
tirade ruled steady, at 'barely late prices. Mutton and lamb a
irsr.d.pp.,; demand heavy. Tuesday's prices could not be
r . Calves a moderate supply. Pat Otte • limited supply ;
trade dull. Beef, lifd. to 7d. per lb. ; mutton, 81. to 8.
lamb, 6d. to eld. ; veal, ed. to Of d. ; bacon pigs, Ws. to 10a. 6d.
per some; parlor ditto, Me. to 10a. dd. per score.
Barnet, Acorn 6.—We lad an av age sappy of beef at oar
market to-day, the coneignmente from Ireland, however, being
limited to 30 cad of cattle. Trade was dull, and holder* had to
submit to &reduction on last week's priollll, beat descriptions selling
at homes. to Sea, and secondary and inferior sample at from
60s. to 4145. per cwt. There war more than sufficient
far the demand. The same cattle trade remains In •
condition considerably woo than it assumed at the time
of the cattle plague restrictions, owing to the prolonged drought.
Indeed, such is the stagnation of trade and the shertnes• or
keep that upwards of 100 head of store cattle have daring the past
wiek been returned from this port to Ireland, it being head
utterly impamitde to dispose of therm The trade in sheep from
Ireland is improving, and the consiganient of sheep am! lambs
this week numbered StOOU. This was far in exams of the
and trade was dull, with a downward tendency In printi7=
wethers sold at 6d. and lied., and ewes and interior sorts at bp.
per lb. Lamb Fold at lid., and inferior @smoke 7d. per lb., and
a number were left on hand WI late in the day. The supply of
mileb cows Ina remarkably sheet, but they were not in great
&mend, and a slow trade was done at prices ranging Irma 1114
to 118.

Limns, A rover 6.—Tbe cattle market has been well oupplied
to-day. The long drought Lan as impaired postures that the
imicaro are glad to get rid of any fat stock they may ham. The
nfr ben were eantioun in their purebsiaes, the bet woatbm deter-
ring them from speeu'ation, Meagb prim were o. the &dine.
Bei f, Od, in 61d per lb. ; glutton, aid. toad. ; lamb, ed. to *PE;
Number of fat cattle, ; theep and lambs, {AO. MOM le only

• moderate supply ed fat eThessd pigs, end pricer y„,
to
some es het work. Ileed store told,rog lb. ; per
lie
to Cd. There in little &mead fie siert pie%
• blopowierrounas, Ammer S.—Owing to fanners tvniiT
cowered in harm* operationo, the attendance of w t. 14
level markets as been below the average, and fat hitulii
cold toidily at from Td. to 7id. per Ih. Coln, have le,
request, and thee in excellent eionihtion hove toiled v I.
and middling qualities 7d. to 7+l, Mt hove town w
the maan l
jority in poor condition, chiefly osine to a ...amity e.l•
thiouphioit the diotriet. A few levee feteltiol
but the average rim pa. been 7d. Lambs have. wild (1,17
at
rd. pi? lb. Bacon pma ooarre, and slow, ;inns rouroir
90. Gd. to las. ; porker., 1.e.. to Ms. ad. per score. Ti. ,tNewportWArket thin, day was dull, ....l a quatitity id •., k
mined unsold.

191180itaii, At i.Crr S.—liVe had a very good show ei
loot many of them vvr-re of a monewhoit inferior quality • 4,..t0
deowriptiona were sr•lling well, at from 84. to 84. 441. fo• r
second ditto from in. to Bro. 'Thr-re 'wog, a mridorote
ihrep, which met with a Rood-aide at from oqd. to :J 1...•
quality, and for aeeondary aorta from aid. to *I. L..,'..
(trodvuldily, in fart throne were more th.ttt nviireA, ,•, -
were (wan Cid. to id. Veal *old at Gd. t i;;,d. I';4 • i• 41,A
pi-enrol:a quotations.
W•KErirLD, At Mgr S.—There w-,re ASO fat ,
and lamb., about 1,4)0 pip,, and a 44-• .apply of ..t••:•
market to-day. The desolator' was languid. and a rot, .
ante WWI not effeeted. Be. f, 78. to ••• ril. per I 11.;
mutton, Id. to Gd. per It.. ; laud, p 44-14, 51.1. to I. P ,-;
little bUPinepa no• clone iU lean ra. k', tint plL.nw ~• 1-* „..1.
irrtgular
sober p, and lane),., at market-Ilse deumod • 4. :Le
a good amount of each dn.. of all.. 11, false) L., tint .
though the own, r• w. rc willing to make an ahat• ire r,t la ••.:
prier. of Met week. loodecol, the iirineo 4441 4d ~ ed.. s,
Drina below the general quotatim 4 ot the ?reel:no-go raerk• •
]wet tarf,fe. to 88.381. per Atan•ot 1 Ile • o•comlary, ;- .
beet mutton, lid. tor r lb.: aerondely...,f. to u}4. ; •
to 22". each ; interim, 12,4. tr. IS,