The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-12 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW. —TanDLY Ivamso. TIN markers wit
'plat to-day. 89°4 sad March, 42a. 9d. to 425. Gd • April
to June, 421. 9d. • Joao, 435. ; October to Deombt,
43a. 6d. ; Deestabs,;, 43.. 6d. Deliveries to last creak
309 casks ; arrivals, 794. 4,

MANUFACTURKS.—HuDnemartan, Frn. 11.—The,
have been a few MOTO Wye?* in the market to-day Nth
from London and the country. Business trsosactist.,
however have not been much improved, the selections s;
the various departments being made with the grew,
caution, and the approach even to speculation seems ps.,
out of the way. A few shipments have been mole darn,.,
the week on Canadian account, but busmen in this dire.:
tion is not near the amount usually done at this ileum ue
the year.

WOOLS.—HUDDinfeIIn,D. Fan. ll.—Tbere baa Mtn
little more inquiry for the better aorta of calomel., 1„,
fleece and lambs, but middle and lower deseriptiun+
time quite u dull ma formerly. Little or no Yariatio3
prices.

COTTON.—TarsaitPooto Fn. 11.—A large busin,„s
been done stdgillaVallo6.late' Bales to-day 3i; sMi
bales, inela 5,000 'petals:ion and export.
American, sa. to 9d. ; 2,200 Porn
id. ; 300 Maranbam, am, &c., 70. so Ind
Santos, 80. to d s'd.
aal '
1,400 Egyptian, 4d. to na. ; 20 Smyrna, Bd. ; goa
9d. to 91d.; 7,6608arat, 6ld. to 9d. • Madras, 7d. to 7
Bengal, Strode, 6d. Fair Dho nde, de., llerab, C
fair Oomraeruttee, ; •air Broach, ; fair Ta . •
aid. ; fair Egyptian, ; fair Peream, Std. ;mid
Boweds, tqd. ; middling Orleans, 80.

COTTON GOODS.—M•worserga, Faa. 11.—T6
citement in the Liverpool cotton market is again cet,-
• rise in prices here, and spinners are asking A.
higher for yarn of coarse and medium counts then on
day last. The rise, however, checks business,
market has been rather inactive. Cloths in parurt. •
have been difficult to sell today. Manufacturers
course advanced their quotations to oover the higler,
of yarn and cotton, but buyers decline to fellow .uc! _-
advance after recently purchasing so liberally at 1..
rates. Sellers, however, are very firm, and the
which were thrown upon the market at the close of
week have been mostly withdrawn.

WOOLLEN.—Inane, Fan. 11.—Although the c:
halls have not been very numerously attended this re.
ing there has been more business doing than we lerl ;.
report on Saturday. The shipping houses of Bradford
' Huddersfield have been tolerably well represented,
the parcels which have changed hands have been now
accorriassee with the period of the year. Tweeds 1..
their position in the coloured market, and form the
article in request. Low union makes are still in fin.
although in some qualities a pretty fair business has 1., .;
done in thin assgolas and medium-priced cotton cAr:
Union coatings for spring and summer wear have char.,
hands to a moderate extent, and the favourable imps elm.:,
which was formed of them at the commencement of tLe
season appears likely to continue throughout. There h..
not been much doing in other descriptions of goods, st.l
nothing worthy of further notice has transpired. la
white cloth hall hair-lists form the chid trade, And ti..
amount of business which has been trantacted this moruit
has been small. A few parcels of medium-priced mil
have been tranferred, though not to any great extent, .u.i
at prices somewhat favourable to the purchaser.

CORN.—Huth, Fee. 11.—Weather continues very i
and navigation with most of the lower Baltic rf .7
ports is now open. The growing wheat plant 1....16 r .
markably well, and prospects for the future are ...
promising. At to-day 's market a small supply of Et,:
wheat, which sells slowly at about L. per ~r. Islos
Tuesday's currency. Foreign not pressed fur .:
the few transactions that take place it is necessary to ...
mit to the same reduction. Barley of all description
altered in value, with only retail demand. Beans aad;o.s
fully as dear. Oats of fine quality in good re. pie-t,
daily those suitable for seed ; inferior descriptwas r..
leered. Tares for seed are more inquired atm%
prices tend upwardu. Foreign arrivals for the w.,. -
Wheat, 16,491 ; barley, 458 ; tares, 395 ;
2,870 qrs.
Immo', Fes. 11.—The supply of wheat was a:.
very limited to-day, good dry samples realised last .
rates, but damp and inferior lots were in. to !s. p, I.
cheaper. Barley only in moderate supply, and ess
as dear. Bemis and peas firm.

Lamle, Fan. 11.—The majority of our buyers a`
tracted to Liverpool, where our trade for the
has gone, so that we have no demand for whe..t to
and prices therefore must be written nominally tI
as last week. Barley and other articles in fair cl,m,nl
Lk rates. _ _ • -

LIVIIIPOOL, Fee. 11. - To-day's market au s.:l
attended, and iu white wheat an extremely : • •
laminas took place, at an advance of id. per
the week. tither kinds steady at previous rat, ..
in moderate request and prices unchanged. 1n.1i.,a
better request at dd. per qr. advance on the weed..
and oatmeel unchanged. Egyptian beaus in fair e
at previous rates. Canadian peas dd. dearer. Malt ..
barley unchanged.
LYNN, Feu. 11.-The weather, with the except..
Saturday, when it was wet, has been line, with •.
winds. There was again • moderate show of Isle,:
market to-day, the dryest simples were taken a;
week's rates, whilst anything wanting condition caul.!,
'be disposed of at Is. per qr. less money. Malting •
the supply has fallen off of late ; good samples • • •
mended late quotations ; grinding descriptions C. :
not be bought lower. Beans and oats, prices '.c-
Per imperial qr. to the grower:-Wheat, a .
new, 61111 e. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, to ••
ditto, red, 61Ibs. to 11315 e., 71s. to 751. ; barley.
Chevalier malting, 53Iks. to 5.11ba., 445. to 47..:
runs, Chevalier ditto, 52Ibs. to 531b5., 41s. to ;
30lbs. to 381h5., 25. i. to 2•18. ; beaus, dllhe. to
455. to 48s. ; peas, maple, ti3lks. to *lithe., 41*.s.
NZWCMSII.II-OIC-TINE, FEB. 11.-The weith-r
Saturday has been for the nioet part boisterou,
but to
there are indications of it becoming wore setttt.l. At it,:
market this morning we bad a moderate shoe of vb.:
from the growers as well as from the coast, Lot tie .!..
scription of wheat offering not being suitable to the a ..•••
of our millers a very quiet feeling pervaded the tra.1e....•
very fair transactions resulted, still anything cho'...e
maintained previous rates. In flour or other artici.i s.
have little variation to note.
SALISBIAT, Ft.. 11.-The supply of all degrif.::.7a
of grain was short, and • full attendance. Wheat (or
most part was in bad condition, and trade throughout!:
at • reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Flour declined Is.
sack with a doll sale. There was a fair trade done rn hi:
samples of barley, but grinding parcels were a dull .4
and • little cheaper. Malt retained ita full value. Dim,-
in oats, beans, peas, &c., WAS slack, but in most respect,
last week's prices. Wheat realised 555. to 705.: low,.
335. to 46a. ; oats, 23a. to 325. ; beans, Us. to re-.. ;1-*
40s. to Ms. ; rye, 20s. to 25a per qr. ; tares, .".s. ••
per bushel ; malt, Ws. to 725. per qr.; and flour, 52.
Ida. per sack.
CATTLE.-SLLIABIAIT, FEM. IL-Our market to-J..:
was shortly supplied with good things, but infector maw,
were plentiful. There was a good attendance of brlye>.
prime oxen were quickly cleared off at full pnces.,
inferior sorts were a long time on the market, and ..
varied ;aloes. The supply of sheep was only model
good, and prime sorts very scarce. Best Lhorws I. •
a seedy market, at full rates, w Last other
sold cheaper. and a clearance barely eke,.
Good calves were scarce, whilst other sorts att.
more plentiful, selling at their relative value. Thu+ ”,
a good supply of all kinds of pigs, but, beings uch
value, speculations were rare, though them
imrovement in prima. Best ox beef, Ils. to
pert more; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to 10s. ed.:. Se-
Down mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. ; other breeds, ed.
60.; fled. to 7d. ; fresh pork, to 71;
baron, 74d. to Sd. ; dry ditto, B.L to ; porters.
soore, Ps. 3d. to 9s. 6d. ; large beeou pets, 00- to
sweet pickled hams, W. to 10d. per lb. ; and quite
old store pigs, I2s. to 14s. loch.

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The Tee Duty being reduced, Horninian's Pge
Tea la mold Bd. per pound cheaper. This interesting tEI
when fully known. even further increase the ‘lercsod
ut fa Cr!
choice long approved teaa. They are not cold lueee, O
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