The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-14 00:00:00

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M. to 3d.; Mara, ge. 63.
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6d. ; Joss ,9d. ;
Osieleer to . 3d. to 43a. 6d. Deliveries
to bit swig, 903 seeks ; orrivals„ 734.

LACE AND NOSIERT.—NOCummius, Taw LT.—
There is again a mere shessibl tam apparent la the lase
Sads, and aa aid.* twpdry for goads at rpm kW, silk
sgaidelly bsb better sold ilia for sense time past.
sibs spriag trade are fair, considaing the
lest wed which has so long bong over the prin.
alpid sisplabwitsued the district. At present belies Lithe
pries el yarns has sat sleeted the pries of brown and other
nets.—ln the ban bade the improvement Is not so
manifest, so to a sedan extent the sudden increase in
prim' of yarns has Indust a caution on the part of buyers
and stilkas. There are sane oonsiderala• orders for the
Canadian markets, and all branches of the trade are
tole-
rably active for thetas of the year. —Nottingham Journal.

COTTON.—Livmoor, Pie. 13.—Market quiet, at
rather nailer prices. Estimated sales to-day 10,000
Daher, including 2,000 speculation and export. 4,000
American, Bd. to 94d. ; 400 Perham, &c., 80. to Sid.
200 Banta, ; 200 Maranham, 9d. to 90. ; 590
Egyptian, 70. to 18d. ; 4,700 Burst, 50. to B.jd. ; Madras,
figd. to 7d. ; Bengal, Undo, kn., etd. to GO. Fair Dhal-
lamb, ; fair Oomrawnttee, 71d. ; fair Broach, ;
fair Bengal, 65d. ; fair Egyptian, 90. ; fair Papaw,
; • Bowsda, 8 jd. ; middling Orleans, ft&

WOOL AND WORST'ED.—BRADPOID, Fn. la—The
wool market to-day wean a more clieurful aspect, and the
improvement recently noticed is fully maintained. There
is a good demand for all choice sorts of wool, and the
scarcity of then If every day becoming more apparent.
Staplers are able in many cases to obtain a elizht advance
upon previous rates, but the amount of business doing is
not very large. A fair business has aloe. Monday been
done in various counts of worsted yarns, in singles as well
as twofolds, and spinners to-day are generally seeking
higher rates. The instances in which an advance has been
realised, however, are only few. The hardening tendency
of wool obliges the spinner to hold oat for an advance.
His position I. by nomeana improved, because be cannot
realise an advance which is equivalent to the rise in wool.
A fair amount of business has been done in pieces, and
some good orders have been booked, both for home and
export. The improvement, however, is far from general,
and whenever manufacturers try to raise their quotations
they at once find an detach, to business. Some incline to
the opinion that the present improvement is only tempo-
rary. There is a disposition to speculate in the upward
tendency of raw material. There IA no alteration in the
former condition of things, which so tended to inactivity.
Corn is deer, and there is no improvement in the demand
for America. Though the accounts from the States are
more favourable, the American merchants have not received
any orders, and an quite inactive.

CORN.—BIRMMORAII, Pea. 13.—At this day's market
there was a fair 'apply of English wheat, which sold
slowly at barely previous rates. Foreign, lower. Barley
gave way 6d. to Is. per qr. Oats only taken in retail, but
quite as dear. Beans tending upward.. In peas little
doing.
Niteroi, Fes. 13.—At our market to-day there was a
moderate supply of English wheat, which found ready
buyers at fully last week's prima. Foreign more inquired
for, and quite as dear. Malting barley firm ; grinding in
better supply, sad rather cheaper. For oat* a fair retail
trade, at a trifling advance in price. Nothing doing in
mail. or beans

BURT Sr. EDMUND; Fla 12.—There was a fair show
of wheat at this market today, which came to hand in
better condition ; the trade was firm, at fully last week's
prices. A scanty supply of malting barley was taken off
freely, at quite as much money. Oats, beans, and peas
inquired for, and fully ea dear. White wheat, 775. to M.;
red ditto, M. to 73a. Barley, 40s. to 451. per qr. Ave-
rages—Wheat, 7281 qrs., 72a. 2cl. ; barley, 3,248 qrs.,
425. 9d.

Dimas, FIB. 13.—With a small supply, wheat met but
a slow sale to-day, and we have to note a reduction of ls.
per qr. with a considerable quantity left on band. Barley
was also in less demand, and to effect sales la per qr. had
to be submitted to on all best qualities, although for seed
the price was maintained. Oats were in good demand for
seed, and ls. per qr. more money was realised.. Beans also
brought la. a sack more than last week. Peas as before
noted. Best white wheat, 35.. to 38s. 6d. • beet red
ditto, 35e. to 36e. 6d. ; barley, 37.. to 442. ; Leans, 24..
to 26e. • oats, 245. to 9s. ; peas, 20s. to 25a. ; vetches,
24.. to '29a. • rye, 19s. to 21s. ; fins flour, 58e. to 60s. ;
best second; 545. to 565.
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GLOM:ITER, FIB. 12.—We continue to have moderate
supplies of English wheat at this and the neighbouring
markets, for which millers bid 2s. per qr. less money, but
farmers refuse to sell at the decline, and on the sales
effected not over is. per qr. reduction is submitted to.
Foreign is in fair consumptive request at ls. per qr. de-
cline. Earley, both malting and grinding, sells slowly at
about former currencies. Stocks of oats are considerably
reduced, and with only moderate arrivals, au advance of
lid. par qr. is generally inaisted on. Beans, peas, and
maize maintain about late rates.
Manaus= Fn. 13.—Tbere was a large attendanf
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at our market lids morning. English when ruled arm,
with a moderate businees peening ; while for Californian
there was a good demand, at 3d. to 4d. per mutat over
the rates obtainable on this day sennight. Flour was in
limited request, at the currency of last week. Oats and
oatmeal met a slow sale, and the latter must be quoted
Gd. per load lower. Beans were without any material
change. Indian corn was the turn dearer.
NIWASI. FEB. 12.—The attendance was tolerable. The
whist trade was better, and prices were very little altered.
The business done in barley was at unaltered prices.
Other articles wen in small supply, and prices had an
upward tendency.
Nll7/1108; Fla. 13.—We bad only a moderate supply of
, wheat thbi day. The trade slow. Fine parcels barely
supported last week's rates ; inferior sorts Is. to 2s.
&caper. Barley a slower sale, and easier to purchase.
Oats 6d. to Is. lower. Beans unchanged in value.
EDINDMIGM, Faa 12.—As compared with lest week
wheat was 3s. down on top, and Is. 6d. up on average.
Barley was same as last week on top, and 7d. up on
average. Oats were 3d. down on top, and Bd. down on
average. Beans were sues as last week on top, and bd.
up en average. Wheat, 645. to 78s. ; barley, 335. 6d.
to 46a. (.4 ; oata, 245. 6d. to 36a. 6d.; beans, 48e. to 60a.

CATTLE.-Brzontoffito, Foe. 13.-We received a large
supply of very went beasts, which met a fair demand.
Sheep were a large supply ; the trade 'toady k prices •
shade easier. Calves • better rupply ; trade fair, at about
late rates. Fat pigs a good supply. Beef, tied. to 7d. per
lb. ; mutton, 51d. to 7d. • veal,et to 71d. i bacon PIP,
Be. to fieper score ; porilees, Bs. 6d. to to.
Burros, Fro. 13.-We had • large supply of beef at
our market today of very good quality, but the demand
:untanned dull, and there was scarcely any alteration from
last week's prioes, best descriptions rmlideg from 65a. to
876. per cwt., and secondary and inferior from 58s. to 83a.
Thrush there was a limited demand, t steady business was
dose, and all ea offer changedhands. Thee wm • moderate
supply of sheep, including • large proportion of fat weighty
owe; and the trade was rather better than last week,
while prices showed an upw•rd tendency, small choice
wethers realiaing them 6id. to 7d., and ewes 641. per lb.
These prices, however, are not likely to advance till the
very large supplies at present in the country are reduced.
There was • moderate supply of store cattle, but larger
than last week, owieg to the presence of • number of
English samples. The demand, however, continues dull,
at prices in favour ol the buyer. We had • largo show of
mil& cows of fair quality, but trade was dull, and prices
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nged from 141. to 191. 10s., a difficulty being felt in die-
d all on offer. A abort supply of pigs, with a
slight improvement in trade and an advance in prices, best
semphe realising from Bs. 9d. to 9s. per score. There
was • narked improvement in the bualnem in horses,
though • very small number were on offer.
Lamm, Fos. 12.-The supply of both cattle and sheep
hew wall up at this market. Today there were nearly
600 heed of hit cattle, and between 3,000 and 4,000 sheep.
A felt elearanoe was effected at the following quotations :
-limb beef, Old. to 75. per lb. ; second quality, 6d. to
best mutton (man sheep), 7d. to
.67(15. ; good
ewes, 5 d.
(large sheep), 64d. to 7d. • to Bd.
isere • moderate supply of fat 'calves, good veal
realism from tlad. to 745. per lb. The fat pig market is
much the same as last week, both as to supply and prices.
Wee Pigs, es. Bd. to 8e 9d. per done of 141 be.; =all, 7a.
llowocurrosinoo, ELL 12 -There has bean • fair
average demand for fat bouts, and at two or three ci the
markets business has been maim and prices more to sellers'
favour. Primed qualities have fsd ilid. pet lbs ;
middling, fal. ; and inferior (far er there has been
Stile ind=s4d. Ths rap* of sleep ham hes equal
as she Stem is prime ripe 'sedition, fetching
SA ma., psi lakslor qualities from s}d. to 54d. per
Ile pelveshese bona seam, and inquiries few, but good
iter:lbssa radioed, the smogs being 741. par lh.
he bares page hae es. materially altere and
cosmos he in buyers' favour, ranging from
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lone Isla frill g•. 9d. to 9e. per score. The New-
port emehel deg was wall attsaded by buyers and
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