The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-28 00:00:00

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TALLOW.—Tiv2=2.I Tvionta.—ift a_o26 closed
abash today. ses, 4. 6d. ; Mu* gikkAra. to
Jan*, 42. 6d. • 72as, 422. October to Dwasravar. 442.
Delimiss to 1.42 eveskag, 610 own. Ant b, aseZ.

001T0/4.—Linurom., Fan. 27.—Market quiet, prima
about Id. lower. !titivated says to-day 8,000 klon,
laeladlas ''...—....—gmfastea-ima export. - ,uuu
riminsl,id. tok.4 91d. ; 3W Roman), kn., 10d! to 104 d. ;1
400 'Janke, NJ. ; 60 Maranham, 10.'.d. • 400 F 471-
titan, 101,1. to 110.; 20 Smyrna, 8;5.;I:8308unit, 6d. to
94d. ; Madras, dd. Bengal, Wade, ke., 71d. Fair
DboUerab, 84d. • fair Oorarawattee, 81d. ; fair Brooch,
NJ. ; fair Bengal, 71d. ; fair Egyptian, 101 d. .• fair Per.,
nom, 91d.; middling Bowed*, 91d.; middling Orleans, 21d.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —Baanrord% FEL 27.—1
There is greater quietness in the wool market today;
Spinners are only just purchasiog to supply pressing re-
wafter:sun, and although pgioes are not quotably changed,
many staplers are not indisposed to accept striding oon-1
cession from top prices. Several causes tend toe quieter
feeling, and amorgst these aro the quieter tone of the .
Liverpool cotton market, the prospect of several large
wool eales neat week, the fact that mod opium have
recently operated rather freely, and that the time
of clip is getting nearer. In wonted yarns there la I
the same set= to a quieter feeling. A fair business boa .
of late been done far export, and the prim' now offered ,
are so much below what spinners require that they do not I
result in much business. Some small orders have been
placed. Most spinners are now so well employed that
they are quite indifferent as to new offers, and do not con-
mquently yield to lower offers. The demand is mostly for
30's, 36's, and 40's single, and also for two-fold. Some
sales have also been effeded in genappe yarns. There is
no chauge in prices. The piece trade is also quieter.
Manufacturers have of late received some good orders for
both home end export, and as merchants have freely sup-
plied themselves there is not much fresh business done.
Priors are very ern,.

LACE AND llOSlERY.—Norrnrcaev, FEB. 27.—The
recent specutitire movement in the cotton market has to
some extent extended its influence to the lace trade, and
there has been a decidedly improved demand for silk and
fancy laces fur home pnrpoecs. There has been an increase
in the prices of finielid The
though trewn nets are
somewhat harder to buy. The:hming trade is generally
quiet. For a fortnight the op tendency of yarns had
led to considernble animation at the hosiery warehouses,
but as goods have beep abe raised, fresh orders are now
coming to hood less fr&ly, and buyers axe now generally
waiting for a fresh turn in the tide. —244ria giant Journal.

CORN.-Bienlinnut, Fw. 27.-At this day's market
there was a fair supply of wheat, which mold at a reduc-
tion of barely Is. per quarter. Nothing doing in foreign.
Barley folly as dear. Oats 61. and Is. per quarter higher.
Beans and peas unaltered. • .
Betarot, Far.. 27.-On our market to-day the supply of
farmers' wheat was unsU,and sold slowly at Is. per quarter
decline ; foreign in better supply, and met a moderately
free sale at a similar reduction. Malting barley quiet ;
grinding fully as dear, but demand not active. Black oats
commanded full price*; other deeeriptions dull and the
turn cheaper. Maize Is. per quarter lower. Beaus rather
easier to purchase.
Bane' Sr. EDBUSBOI, Fro. 26.-There was a good supply
of wheat at this market to-day from the growers, which
war taken off by millers at the rate of last week. Melting
lerley comes to band very slowly, and realises fully as
match money ; prime samples are is. per quarter dearer.
Beans and all other kiwis of grain quite as dear. White
wheat, ;84. to SA. ; red ditto, 70.. to 755. ; barley, 40a.
tei 46e. per quarter. Averages :-Wheat, 588 quart. rs,
70s. Id. ; 2,873 quarters, 4.3. ; oats, leati
quarters, 30s. 411.
FILONE, Fen. 26.-At market to-day there was only a
small attendance, as is usually the case just after the
fair, but there wan a full average supply of corn. Fur
wheat there area a fair sale, at aboat the full prices of lust
week, the quotation ranging from 70e. to 795. the qr.
Barley.eold at previous rates, the demand foe seed being
stall fairly active. The quotation was from lb,. to 425.
There was a considerable supply of oats, which fully sup-
meted previous prices. White sorts were quoted up to
325. the qr., and black from 245. to :Is. Wang also were
freely offend. the prices realised being from 48a. to 56a.
per qr. Peas made from 42e. to 345. per qr. Cloverst,l
was quoted 50e. to 565. por cwt. We have had remarkably
fine weather for the time of year, and rood-sowing has
been neatly completed.
OtorcesrEn, F/:B. 28.-We have good supplies of
English wheat at this and the neighbouring markets, for
winch the trade is dull, and on the sales made Is. per 11r.
less money is accepted. Foreign is reglected, Is. per
qr. reduction would be taken if buyers presented them-
selves. Malting barley Is fully es dear ; grinding is the
turn cheerer. The demand for oats is extremely United,
and for exeliip panels lower prima are accepted. Deems
and mks slow. Maine fully le. per qr. cheaper.
MAxenc•TER, Fen. 27.-Our market this mooning was
only slenderly attended. The demand for wheat was very
liytted ; in English no change in 'clue can be noted, lint
on foreign the tendency was in favour of buyers. Flour
met an exceedingly dull sale at previous rates. Oats and
oatmeal were unchanged. Beans ruled firm. Indian corn
declined Is. per quarter.
NEWARK, FEB. 26.-The value of wheat underwent a
slight decline. The show of maniples was only moderate, I
and the demand was steady. A middling supply of barley
at rates equalling those of last week. Oats BEM and rather
stiffer in price. Beans not materially altered.
NEWEBBT, FEB. 27.-We ILA a tolerable supply of
wheat this day. Fine parcels weld readily, at late rates ;
other sorts were Is. per qr. cheaper. Barley plentiful •,
the trade slow, and in favour of the purchaser. Oats itnd
beans very firm, at former prices.
IJxnamot. Fes. 27.-The weather being favourable for
working the land and getting erring corn in the ground,
the supply is short at to-day's market. The trade for
wheat is dull; the best price, 83s. per quarter.
EDO BURGH, FE8.26.-As coopared with last week wb t
was 4s. down on top, and 11d. down on average. Barley
was le. 6cl. down on sop, and le. up on average. Oats were
2s. up on top, and 4d. down on average. Beans were
same as last weak on top,and 2d. down on average. Wheat,
52a. to 78a.; barley, 335. to 465. ; oats, 275. 3d. to 40s. ;
beans, 495. 6d. to 625.

cATTLB.—BIiIIITIONAII,FeB. 27.—We received a good
supply of beasts on offer to-day, which met a steady trade
at Tuesday's quotations. The supply of 'beep was mode.
rate ; a fair clearance made ; prices about the same as
on Tuesday. Calves a fair seasonable supply ; late rates
maintained. Fat pip a moderate supply ; full prices
realised. Beef, bpd. to 7d. per lb. ; mutton, mid. to
74d. ; veal, 6d. to 70. ; bacon pigs. 9c to 9s. 91 per
score ; pockets, 9s. to 91. 9d.
BIUSTOL, Frs. 27.—We had a gird supply of beef at
market to-day, and the quality woe superior to that of last
week. Tho oonsignmeate from Ireland numbered about 100
head. The demand was rather limited, and trade dull, but
nearly all on offer exchanged bands at about last week's
prices, best descriptions realising from Gds. to 68a. per cwt.,
but this was only in exceptional instances, a more average
@pre being Gss. , while inferior sorts sold at from GOs. to
tits. There was a moderate show of sheep, and trade was
dull camps for beat samples • and, though light choice
wetbers realised in some case, 741 per lb. a number
changed hands at 7d., and ewes and inferior descriptions
sold at from Gd. to Grid. There was a rather abort supply
of store tattle in antkipation of the half•yearly fair of
next week. We received about. 400 from Ireland, but
trade continued dull, and only a limited business was done.
We had a very large supply of pip, the consignments
from Ireland numbering about 1,750. The large supply
had a great effect in checking the extraordinary advance
of last week, and, though there was a fair trade, best
descriptions of bacon and porkers exchanged hands Pilaw
9s. to 9s. 3d. ner soon, and nearly all were sold. The
supply of witch wars was large, bat there were scarcely
any buyers sad trade was exceedingly dull. There was
nothing doing in horses, owing, pro y. the approach-
ing fair.
Pen. 16.—1 n our settle market today the only
lielPs= effaced were • few eaves, the fair on the pre
vie= days having absorbed the trade for this week. Th.;
amber of besets shown was not so large as before the fair
was dosed, and a good portion of the supply was of a
rough description. For all good stook there we, a reedy
isle, at the full pieta which have recently ruled—bar-
rents, in.ealf heifers, and were with calves being much
in demand. Inferior animals, however, were scarcely
saleable. Of sheep there were only a few pens but the
demand is always quiet at this fair. Horsed wimp name-
rem, but not in demand. Cheese, which was largely
offered, but of indifferent quality, sold fairly, at about
meant quotations, the range of prices being from 50e. to
661. the ors. BMW is quoted 10s. Cid. to 12s. tbil 11111110;
mousy bed, 70. ; Werke, to 60. ; veal, 7d. to
the ; and lowa pip, 9e. bd. the seem.
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marled today. sad s takeohly speed supply al simairi:
boob ranshered N 1 and the simop 3,600. TM
were the average pawn, at whisk a ealiebotery elearanoe
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pipe sue gibe swat to the demand, whisk-is bus
lbw, lib prime bosom se bat week.
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viva &raft the peat week, bet the imam for riser bride
hes been far tom brisk. Nine gsaliiiin have fobbed
and fd. per lb. and Infuler tarn ap. to N. Cabal
ben SWOP, and but few Inellelor NAN INN
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