The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-27 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrnarooi, Jun 25.—We have had a (mat
market, arkhout change in prima. &lee to-day, b.OOO
tales, including 2,0110 on speculatioa and export. 700
American, 231 d. to 141. ; 50 Pomp, Ste., 30d. ; 100
Maranhao, 29d. ; 10 Mao& and Bahia, 271 d. ; 500
Egyptian, 274 d. to 30d. ; 100 Boyne, 13d. to 15d. ;
20d.
4,530 ; Surat, 10d. to 244 d ; China, 18d. to 20}11. ; Japan,
to 200.

COTTON 00OD8.-11s2coeirren, Julie 25.— TM po-
'Olio° of this market is moult like that for cotton at Liver-
pool. It has beam a good deal inlimeaced by the state of
feeling on the Deno-Germanic quest:ice, and closes with
some partial reduction and much irregularity in prices.
Counts of yarn under 40'e, for the home trade, bare base
offered more freely, and are rather weaker in price. Tbs
tear °omits., especially the Bolton cites dyers., are rather
firmer, but with very little business. India mule yarn has
been a good deal neglected, and buyers for Germany end
other parts of the contioaot have scarcely dose Onetime
*sough to test the market. The higher numbers of doubled
yarns ere steady, but lower qualities are not so
firm. Yarns rally of good quality and made from the
loog stapled of cotton are the firmest of anything
in the market. Very little business hes been dope. A good
many spinners, including the producers of flee yam', are
under 000 tract, and adhere rather firmly to their quotations.
The cloth market onatinues relatively flatter and weaker them
that for yarns. Long cloths, T cloths, and domestics
for all markets show more weaker than soy other
description of goods, and the demand has been confined ho
very small quantities. There has been very little demand
for shirting; *ad printers, but sellers do not prom them err
rersonably on the market, and seem but little disposed to
give way in price. Any attempt to force sake would lead
to emelt lower rates. 0a the whole, very little business
has been done throughout the week, and ell goods, either in
' yarn or cloth, of which there are stocks, have • drooping
tendency. Prices to make are mach higher thee those of
goods in stock. Quotations would only mislead, as we have
beard of yarns bought at as much es 2d. per IL lower then
the ordinary sellleg price, and there is so doubt mush ins-
plarity, owing to some 'pismire and manufacturers Wag
in a moth worse positron for held/mean others.

WOOLLEN. Lome, Jogs 16.-IL. markets this
11)0111i0(1 have been fairly Wooded, mad s moderate MOOS*
of business transected. Heavy mellow. mating; and or.
dimity cloths bare been in fair demand ; there have aim
been *tunes for tweeds, though only to a limited extent.
Heavy goods in the way of pilot. sad vitae,. Dave been
in gad request in the white hall, and hairinte have met
with a steady demand. Eaten ass without alteration.

LlARDWARS—Etinmnronxie, Jove 25.—Tbs trade of
this town is epoo We whole in a satisfactory state ; it is not
brisk, bet a good amount of Doane= is being does, nod as
• rule there are more orders oo the books at this monist
than is usual at thie period of the year, and return for this
quarter will be beyond the average. In the foreign de-
partment trade is steady ; bayen cannoned with Swedish
houses have been in the town during the week, but their
transactions have been as • enders% seals, the fears lest
war should ensue having the effect of restricting inns-
action very cousidenbly. In other respects the expert
trade is pretty good ; the South American orders an
not large, but upon the whole are not below the avenge.
There are orders in baud on account of Australia and most
of the Eastern markets. In the sten of particular breeches
not mach change bee occurred of late ; Were has ben an
iniprovenverit in the *winery and other bony trades; the
metal-rollers orniplaie of a want of animation, bat in no..
other of the leading trades is there any canes for complaint.
The edge-tool makers hays a full supply of orders, which have
been ieereasieg of late, there being •
business doing oe coconut of the foreign markets.
The hollow-ware manatectoren and tie-plate workers are
well supplied with orders; the brassfouriders mode: stele so.
In braes sod copper wire not much is being does, but the
free-wire drawers continue to be fully engaged. The oni-
ons generally are well off foe employment, the eutworkin
being no exceptioe in 'introspect. In the adjoining district
of South Staffordshire and FAst Woreestenhire trade gees-
ray is in • healthy stets. On the Dudley and Etrierly-bUI
side all the large works are in full operation. In the boa
trade there is rather move animation, and it is DOW •11 but
certain that the present scale of prices will be eoefirmed at
the preliminary meeting seat Thursday. There is a dif-
ference between the pig•rnasten and the forma-men about
the redactions in the wage* 110110, and In the neighbourhood
of Dudley about 500 are out.

00it N.— Catalan:o4z. JUNI 2E —A lea supply el
wlost, which sold at 2s. advance opos lost week's prior.
Oats Is. dome. Wisest, 425. to 435.; boar, 345. to 364 ;
oats, 20s. to 245.

CARLISLE, June 25.—We bed a far 'apply at wheat at
market to-day, arid a moderate supply of bniey and oats.
There was a good devised for wheat at an advatsee of 6d.
par Carlisle boabel upon hat week's oneestioos. bang is
fair denim', at lest week's prices. Oats very dull. krises :
—inset, white, 15e. sd. to 15e.; ditto, red, 1k ft to
165.; barley, 10s. 6d. to 12s. ; potato Obi* 7s. 9d. to b.
6d. ; ditto, ammo% 7e. 3d. ie 7s. 9111. ; rye, lta ed. to
13s. fid. per Carlisle bushel Floor, le. dd. to la. 10d. •
oatmeal, la. 7d. to le. 9d.; marl sal bariersed. la. 44'.'
per stow

Courosnr, Jon 25. —The lowly of wheat was vesy
Broiled. both fanners aad buyen Must ly disposal
toted epos their oan until after the usial=ll stalaissa•
out llosLy sett reletive to political affairs. the basioess
transacted was at as advocate of 2s. BOW and per oar.
rimed fall prior.

GUILDFORD, Jun 25.—With a small mpppply of wheat at
the trade today was brisk, and a effected
atizittnelvanoe of 2s. per qr. Oats and beans rather dearer.
Wheat, 39e. to 52a. Barley, 265. to 36e. Oats, 188. to 275.
Bows, Sic to 38a. per qr.
Harrow, Jon 25.—A small supply of wheat ; trade
brisk, at ls. to ls. ed. per load sdvauoe. Grinding barley
in request, at rather high*: raise and better. Oak and beans
am the turn h*hm. Wheat, red, runs, 245. to 28s. ; fine, 27s ;
white, runs, 255. to 275. ; fine, 28s. per load. Barley, grind-
ing, 24a. to 335. per qr. Oats, wane. 17s. to 225. ; ditto
feed, 2.3 a. to 28.. per qr. Beans, per load, 2ffs. to 21e.
Pew, old, 27a. per Ina& . . . .

Lauczarta, Juin 25.—The supply of wheat was by no
means large, and there was a pretty good attendance of the
trade. Sales were, wade steadily and prices were fully 24,
per quarter higher. New white made 42a. to 46.. ; new red,
39a. to 43e. per 36 stone. There woe a short supply of
barley, which was pretty well taken off at little or no altera-
tion from the rates of last week. Malting, 325. to 345. per
quarter ; grinding, 26e. to 285. per .10 stone. The demand
for oats was healthy, and there being a small supply, pricer
wens 6d. to is. per quarter higher. New, 24a. to 265. ;
old, 275. to 295. per 24 stone.
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Nuwcifirtn•cromr-Trta., Joon 25.-At our market this
mama' we had a trifling supply of wheat from the
growers' sad the arrivals oometwise being likewise unim-
portant,fresh thrashed samples ware cleared off early, at
en advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr., whereas at the same time.
a good business wee done in south country descriptions, at
an improvement of 2m. per qr. ; foreign also commanding a
fair share of attention, at a rise of la. to 2s. per qr. Upon
south coantry flour we raise our quotations 2s. per rack,
whereas upon foreign the advance cannot be noted more
than Is., the latter description having been selling bighet
relatively than English varieties Grinding barley more
sought after, at oar quotations. Malt unchanged. Beans
and peas unaltered. Gate held for an advance of L. per qr.,
which checked badness. The arrivals this week are :-
Whoa, coastwise, 3,570 qrs. ; foreign 1,500. Rye,
ocastwise, 12 ; foreign, VA. Malt, coastwise, 330. oak,
isosetwise, 2,292. Beans, coastwise, 99. Floor. rioastarise.
1,023 maks. Indian oorn, 50 sacks.
NORWICH, Jaws 25.-The present uncertain state of poli-
tical affairs caused the farmers at this market to-clay to
keep back their wheat gemlike, and the little business
tnineacted was effected at an advance of 2s. to 3.. per qr,
upon all descriptions. In barley, oats, beans, and peas little
•paring. Flour sold at irregular prices at an advance of Is.
to 2s. per sack. White wheat (weighing 631 be. to erne.),
42.. to 44e. ; red ditto (weighing Übe. to 6516 e.), 38e. to
40s. ; oats, 24a. to 26e. ; beam, 36.. to 375. • giros (maple),
33e. to 36a. per qr. Moor, 27.. to 28a. par sack.
NOSTTRGBAIL, JONI 25.-We had a moderate supply of
wheat at our corn market to-day, the quality of the samples
being pretty good. There was a fair demand, and prior
were 2e. to 3a. per quarter higher. For new, white aorta
sold at 435. to 150 s. • new red, 38e. to 45a. ; old white, 395.
to 445. ; old red, 38:. to 42a. per 36 stops. Barley was very
sparingly commeeted, and the demand was steady at the
rata of last week ; malting, 30a. to 37.. per quarter ; old
grinding, 27.. to 2UL ; new, 26e. to 28e. per 30a. stone. The
show of oats was middling, and there was a fair consumptive
demand, the rtes of tat week being exceeded Gd. to Is.
per quarter; old, 24a. to 30a. ; new, 19a. to 23a. ; old
foreign 21s. to 24e. per 24 atone. _ .

OXFORD, Jost 22,—This corn exchange to-day was thinly
attended by fanners, many of whom were busy finishing
their bay harvest, while others were influenced by the un-
favounible position of this oountry in counexion with Frasier
and Austria, Led not only did not attend personally but
also withheld their samples, and conseqsantly necessitous
had to pay for wheat from la. to 2a. per qr.
=bri"" . Barley was but little offered. Oats, beans. and
pees were rather in &mod, and former priest wen obtained.
Flour (seconds) Ma. per sack.
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Prarrouoa. JUNE 25.-We had but little wheat
sbowiog here today; high prices were asked, and, up= the
little business does. pekes were 2s. per qr. higher than those
made last week. Oats ls. per qr., and beaus le. to 2a. per
qr., dearer.
ILLIDINO, JUNE 25.-The supply of wheat at market to-
day was very short, and the quality gerrally was good.
Trade was inensaced by rumour' that the country will be
involved in war in reference to the Deno-German question.
Farmers demanded incressal prices, and, remaining firm,
they succeeded in obtaining an advance of 2a. to
3s. cc previous rates. Bret qualities of white wheat
realised from 455. to 48e.; secondary, 425. to
45a. ; and inferior, 38s. to 425. Bad, best parcels, 431.
to 455. ; @semidry, 395. to 42a. • sad inferior, 345. to 38s.
For grinding barley there was a slow inquiry, at 24a. to 26..
Oats were in moderate quantity, and as there was an
ism-
provd trade, a change in price in (roar of the seller took
place. Best Poland sorts made from 2r. to 28a. ; inferior,
23. to 255. Best Tartary, Tr. to 26a ; inferior, 19s. to 21a.
There was more firmer in the trade for bear, cad more
mosey wee obtained. Old descriptions, 41s. to 435. ; new,
365. to 40a. Per at nominal rites. The market for dour
has maintained former steadiness, households being quoted
at 355., mid seconds at 31s. per rack of 2801 b.
Rocas:me, Jura 25.-There was gnat' brisker; In
trade at this market, and prices armed from 6d. to Is.
per quarter, with a rarer active demand. Of best whirs
there was a fair show, and millers were more disposed to
operate and rename their stocks. For best kinds of white
the warrior were 41s. to 43a., and for other lola 39a. to
41s. per quarter ; bee red was 38a. to 40a., sad seccedery
and inferior kinds 36e. to 38s. per quarter. Flour was the
turn dearer, and a fair borer was done at au improvement
of 61. per neck. la the fore* trade operations were rather
more brisk and prices advanced ls. per qr. There was little
doing. in barley, and sales were confined chiefly to beat
gnaw/ iota, which sold at about late was. The oat trade
was rather brisker, and prime must be quoted at about 6d.
per quarter dearer.
Waseca. Jogs 25.-A very small supply of wheat her.
today, red oiriag to the excitement in political matters
farms consmeaced asking ss. per qr. reams, which ann.
rkzchecked bearer; the few lots that were sold
edY 2s. to 3a. advance as last week. Spring cora seereely
aey offering. Weather favourable for the reps.
WOZCIIIM, Jerre 25.-At this day's market there was
not a large supply of wheat from the farmers, who de-
marled considerably higher rates. The bermes dose was
at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter oe both English end
foreign. Oats tiling upwards but not in mash demand.
Barley, bras, sad peas unaltered.

Motu, Jost 25.—The show of wheat wee 'gain under
an average, and samples came to head is due wadi.
tics. The tore of the trade was firm at as advance of S.
par quarter. For sow white prices varied from 425. to 475. ;
kr sew red, 375.t0 42e. per 36 stooe. The demand for barley
wee firm, sad there was not much shelviag ; the pekes of last
weak were obtained. Maltrog, 27a. to Me. per quarter ;
grioding, 25
to Ma. per ;JO oleos. The show of oats was
meagre. arid with a berWatily good demand edam were made
at fully forum rates ; new, 18.. to 20e. pr 24 stone.
Brano.u.nr, Jots 25.—At our country markets, during
the early part of the week. we had fair supplies of wheat
sad eats, which sold readily at Gd. to le. per quarter ad-
mires. Latterly farmers, owing to political sews, would
hardly same sky price, so that little eliawd hand.. 14"
to-day, we hod fair supplies of all kr of grala. Bald
Barley at tally last week's rates. Wheat and 011111
to per quarter avant.. Wheat, Ma. to 41e. 6d. per
qr. ; barley, 255. &I. to 30a. Gd. ; ode, IGa. to 225.

WATIAPOID. Juan 26.—We hare not a eiagle arrival at
grain to report Muse our last, and from fanners the supplies
hare been vary issigailleant. Our market notwithstooding
coatinited devoid of estimation early is the week, bat the
km day or two there hew bees a good deal of activity in
teemed*, oossequeet ea the more unoottlad state of foreign
affairs, sad higher prism have bees obtained for mod
articles. Wheat may be quoted 3d. to 6d. pm barrel dower
far both Irish and forage. Barley unaltered in value, bat
oats oommaud se advance of 21. to 3d. per barrel. Indian
con sells to a moderate extent at 9d. to Lo. per banal over
the rates current in the becoming of the week, and moms
holden are &skies still higher prior. Floor the turn dearer.
The weather has become cold for the seams of tbe year,
' with ooessicoal heavy showers. Imports this weak :—Thar,
53 barrels, 330 maks. Exports this week :—Barley, 735
barrels ; oms, 7,112; Sour, 240 sacks.

CATTLE- —Canusts, Jun. 23.—Moderate supply of
both cattle and sheep and the attendance of buyers was
than lad week. Trade was doll, although rather lower
pries. were asked for cattle. Pries ;-3filch sod caving
Dow., 101. to 131. a head ; Irish, M. to 111. Sheep dull at
last week's prices.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS,

BIRTH&

BABERRHON.--Juse 14, at Dews Northam*. KM*. Dm
waft of Mr. H. T. Etabenhon, of a son.
HARLAN D.—Jane el, the wife of T. Harland, reg., of Bridling-
ton, of a daughter.
HULBERT.- Junel3, at Great Stain:core, Mrs. J. H. Halbert. ot
a daughter.
LOBIS—JameI4. at Weir Hall, the I. lie ot H. W. Iwbb, Toe., of
a daughter.
NEW BY —June te the wife of the Rev. B. J. Newby, vicar of
Indor4-ctua.Wbetetoue, Lehrer. nhire. of a ems
NICIIOIIBON.- Jane ID, at eambriAge.terraee, Clapham-rote.
fi.. Um wife et Mr. I. Nkholson, of a daughter.
ILI RRIAGES.
ALaOP—GOODENOI7OH.--Jnne 24 et the lade Condom Chapel,
Newton Abbot, by the Bee. John choler, Jo n Ahop, Ebb.
to Annie, woad Annie, daughter of tt r. Nicholas Goodisamigh. leather
sad iron wierehant, Newton Abbot.
BILSCON-11101LUL -June 24, at Maryleboae Charsh, by the
Rev. O. Muagrave, uncle of the bride, Edward Witham, sop of
H. H. Briscoe, reg., of tloneuuy, county.* EilluraleY. to
Meinda. daughter of the late J. Higham, Esq., of LtsrestE2
POlitlaltritelE.—Jane Et, et the Chartb of et. Peter•the•Lees.
Chieliester, by the Dor. T. R. 11/403 M.A., Gawp Tboalle"
aon of O. Powell. Ems, of Highhary-ereseent. London. to Alloy
Maria. daughter... 4 A. Duke, P.n., MD., of Chiebeeter.
DEATHS.
OOLQUEIOCN.—Jaw That Wool wi. h. Elisabeth (Me Brodeur,.
the wife of Mr. J. Colgaborin, aged 12.
GYARY.—Jaw It, at Northond, Fulham, T. Geary,
aged 911.
HOLLAND.—Jane 11. at Lichfield, Sarah,relict of the late W.
slams. Ned 7L
POWELL—Jane It, at Rouen, after a short illness, baring ler-
Thommelmai berr...n.huhendiaq.ealp
modthree months,
beloved
niths, Acne, wide. N the late
bet sortewiwg final land friend ds.
WEDGWOOD-Jose 14. Jeans Mackintosh, ma of Heasleige
Wedgwood. Ems

note/ cal Publlshedby WILLIAX 610 HALM le I".
Imobard•arlet. la the City or Lemke.. Mater. et tint
Ona, Losebereatnat. the Precinct al Wltitentire.-•
MOIIIIAT, Ilf.