The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-04 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CO/TON.—LtystPoor, JuLy 2.—W• have had a ben
market, with the fun pnoss of yesterday. Salm t 0447
12,000 bake, including 6,000 speculatioe and
1,500 Anterken, 2.5 d. to 31d. ; 190 Permit, he.=
to 30d. ; 400 Maranhani, 30d. to 300. ; 830 klaosio sad
Maria, 280. to 290. ; 1,000 Emiptian, 249 d. to 324 J.
200 Soaps% 23d. to 26d. ; 7,680 Surat, 13d. to 25d.
Chins, 19d. to 19Jd.

COTTON GOODS.—MAsouseigg, JotT 2.—The market
for both yarn and cotton has somewhat improved this
week, in oonsequesice partly of the declaim taken by go-
verement of not, iuterferiog in the Dino-Germatic war, and
mrtly in consequence of more favourable advises from
Bombay. Prices advanced for yarns gd. to yd. per lb. on
Tuesday on the bettor qualities, sad gd. ymeerday ; but the
imprwremeat ma warmly be said to be is favour of
spinners, because of a simultaneous ries is cotton. Cloths of
qes/itim ere also deem, sneaufectunes demanding
all price ; but this checks buxom', and while we hear of a
good any small orders being given out, there appears to ham
been pnrchaess of my extent. In the lower dames of yarn,
as in corresponding qualities of cloth, there haa bees but
little business and no improvement in price. The chid ino-
provement in the market is in the apparent pester disponi-
mon to do business. Buyers of both cloth 'Myers are awe
active in their inquiries to test prior, and there seems to
be more confidence growing up amongst them. Boma sales
of Bombay shirting. are mid Ile hare beep, made at an ad-
vance of :Id. to 6d. ea the rates obtalasWe lest week.

WOOLLEN.—Line, JOLT 2.—The medulla thin mere-
ine bay. pretested a quiet avert. In the Coloured 041
nothing of importance has transpired beyond the transfer
of a feu beery coatings gad ineliont. The male of hair lists
in the White Han has been limited. Pilots, witneys, and
winter fabrics generally here only to a very moderate attest
been inquired for. Rates continue firm.

HARDWARE.—Bautomum, JOLT 2.—The trade at
this cairn coati/nun in • eatiefeotory state, but hie under-
gone vs little alteration fat amend weeks ; the (same'
orders yes out have bees moderate, but manufacturers
gene y are well essaged, and, as • rule, have more orders
on their books time is usual at this period of the quarter.
lu the foreign department business is arias the whets
active ; it bee improved in the sower of the last month, sod
at this moment there ie a good average quantity of mer
chants' orders on haled. The coatiemstal trade is quiet;
there is, however, • full average amount dais(
to Spain and Italy. The reports in vieferenoe to
the most important trades are all of them
mare or less miosereging. Is the metal trades there is mare
activity, and a better &mead for materiel The hollow-
ware maeufacturers bare end in the adjoining district' are
well engaged, as are also the tianilate workers and iron-
wire drawees. The electro-platen are better supplied wish
orders than they were in the middle of lest month, aed the
beandonaders have sufficient to keep them is full week.
Them are some of the most impatient breeches carried on
bore ; in other respects, if meaufacturen have Sot a great
Dumber of orden Worshamd oa their books, they have
quite sufficient to keep their establishmeets fully engaged
without maim additions to stook, and the out-workers are
well employed. In the 'dismiss district trade is as satin
as it is to the town ; they are busy at the foundries, and
for everynd.thing counected with rallies stook there is • good
dema

CORS.—CANBIUDOZ, JULY 2.—The wheat trade was
dull, at handy last week's prim, cabs la. dears. Whet,
40a. to 445. ; oats, 2.25. to 25e. ; buns, 36e.
...

CAILIOLI, JOLT 2.—We had oily • moderate supply of
all kinds of ink at oar market this moroiag. There was
a brisk demand for wheat at an advance of 6d. per Cashale
bashel upon kat WOW/ rates, and both barley sad oats were
io good request. Prima :—Wheat, white, 16s. to 18s. 6d. ;
ditto, rod, 15s. to 16a. 6.1.; bar 107.106. 6d. i• 1111. ; potato
cats, 7e. 9d. to Bs. 64. ; ditto, common. 7s. 3d. to 7a. 9d.
per Carlini, bushel. Flour, L. 6d. to le 10d. ; oatmeal,
L. 7d. to ls. DI; ryeateal and barlaynnal, la. 4d. per
stone.

Cowmen'. JOLT 2.—The supply of wheat moderate,
of other grata very small. Wheat supported the rates of
last day. Beans sad peas fully as dear.
Golcaroso, JOLT 2.—Witk a very small supply of
wheat at market, sellers demanded more money, which
aimed the trade to rale dull, there being no diepoeltle• out
the part of mingle to 'treed late prime. Towards the dem
of the market last week's rates were accepted, sad the
prima* porticos of the supply was cleared off. Wheat,
40s. to 625. Barley, 265. to 30s. (Mt., 20s. to Ns. 6d.
Beane, 34e. to 2116. per qr.

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RUMFORD, JOLT 2.—A very mall supply of wheat,
and a good demand, at Is. per load advance. ?nab grind.
isl bare y still in request at rather higher rates. Oat. and
beans a Mak sale, but no dearer. Wisest, runs, Vs. to
23a.; 6ne, 26e. 6d.; white, runs, 24a. to Ma. ; tine, 29a. per
lead. Barley, grinding. 24e. to We. per qr. Oats, come,
17s. to 225. ; ditto feed, Mc to 26e. per qr. Beane, per
load, 21a. to 23a. Peas, oid, 27a. per Wad.

Lmciartm, Jutr 2.—The supply of wheat sk our ears
market to-day was by ea lissom abuodaut ; than was •
apriokliog of white sod red sorts. Bales were made at fully
as much tummy as heretofore. New rod sold at 40a. to 445.;
new whits, 44a. to 465. per 36 stems. The &mead for
barley was steady. arid grinding sorts ocaumaseded the ex-
treme mile of last week—llls. to 30a. per 30 atom.;
matter, 325. to 36. par qr. Oat. was to small supply, and
Palm were made freely at 6d. to la. par qr. &chasm on late
rata ; old. 26. to 295. ; sew. 20e. to 245. per 24 stone.

Nrwcaani.vron-Tnnt, JULY 2.—At Ger market Oio
pia[ we had a has show d wheat frail Oa grows's,

and fresh being wasted for mixing, au early clearance was
effected at the extreme rates of this day minnight. Owing
to the tenacity of holders, scarcely anything was done froui
the stands ; but bad • slight concession been made, a good
bummer might have Resulted. Flour was In wore favour,
choice Norfolk households readily commanding 304. ; bat
where higher terms were required sales were checked.
Grinding barleyunohanged. Malt met little attention, and
the same may be remarked of beans and peas. Oats in
good demand, at our quotationk sales being chiefly confine.'
to ship asap ; (maned parcels bang for the most part
withdrawn. The snivels this week are :—Wheat, coast.
wise, 3,058 qrs. ; _ foreign 919. Malt, coastwise, 2.;+1,
Oats, coestwiee, 2,875. Beans, foreign, 73. Flour, coast.
wise, 1327 maks ; foreign, 848 barrels. Indian corn flour,
525 woks.
Norma; JOLT 2.—The excitement manifestia.st this
market last week somewhat subsided to-day, and with
• good supply of wheat prices ruled about Is. per
quarter cheaper than this day se'nnight ; yet the present
rate' are from 4s. to be. per quarter above the lowest prices
given three weeks since. In other articles not much passing.
White wheat (weighing 63Ibs. to 661ba.), CA. to 445. ; red
ditto (weighing 631ba to 6511 a), 38e. to 40s. ; oats, 245. to
26e. • bans, 365. to 375. ; and peas (maple), 33.. to 38s. per
quarter. Flour, 28a. per sack. Averages: Wheat, 2,273
quarters, 40s. 24. barley, 33 quarters, 27..

NOTTINGHAM. JULY 2—At oar oorn market today there
was• moderate quantity of wheat on offer, and samples
were in fair condittha. The demand was 'arm. and puma
were Is. par quarter higher. New white, 445. to 50s. ; new
red, 40s. to 455. • okl white, 40a. to 43e. ; old red, Ma. to
als. per 36 stone.. Barley was sparingly represented. and
sales were made dead, at the rates of the week previous ;
old grinding, 26a. to 28s. ; new, 275. to 29a. per 30 stone.
The demised for oath was firm;and there being wily • small
supply sales were effected at rather more money ; old, (246.
to 30a. ; new, 19a. to 23e. ; old foreign, 21a. to 245. per 24
stone.

01701 D, JOLT 2.—A thin attendance at this Corn Ex-
change today, and • very limited quantity of grain offering.
Fanners asked for a further advance, but dialers were not
disposed to accede se their demands, and the few transac-
tions in wheat wire at quite hat week's prices. Barley was
quite as dear, while isle and beans were • steady trade.
Flour (minds), 30a. par mak.

PETZEDOROUGH, JOLT 2. —But little wheat showing here
to-day ; trade dull at last week's prime • wheat, yellow, 425.
for 631ba fleereely any spring corn offering; nominally
unaltered.

RNADLIIO, JULY] 2.—The supply of wheat was very
moderate, sod this, with reports that the new crop will
not, from present appearances, be more than equal to an
average, induced bolder. to stand out for the eolianced
Mee of the previous week. The millers were not caucus
to bay, and We tow of the trade becoming depressed, isles
ware effected at • decline of shout le. Even then, many
remained =disposed of at the close of the market.
Wl:ill:wheat, best qualities, 44a. to 475. ; secondary, 41a.
to 445. ; inferior, 375. le 40e. ; red, best panels, 41e. to
445. ; *wooden', 38e. to 41a. ; and inferior, 33e. to 37.
Oily a small demand for griading barley, at 245. to 265.
The market for oats was improved, and an advance of 6d.
readily obtained. Beet lots realised from 26e. to 2735. ; end
inferior from 20e. to 235. Beans were in better request,
end likewise a little dearer—best 41a. to 43.. ; and inferior,
365. to 40s.

Roceawria, JULYaII desoriptioss et blot wheats
Chloe was • law &mad. For prints lots of both white sod
red, wheat holders demanded as advaore of la. to 2e. per
qr., best white mak* 435. to 45a., sod red, 41s. to 4.15. par
qr. ; ssooodiry and inferior, 40s. to 435., and red, Ms. to
40s. put Flour war is rather better &mead. and pylons
e 6d. pee sack dearer. The barley trade was agato
charasteriesd by mach inactivity, sad the few Wansaattane
which took place were at about previous quotations best
=gain making 35e. to 395., arid grinding. 255. to 28:1. per
qr. Oats were the taro dower, and beet samplas made 20s.
to 23a., sod inferior, We. to 21A. per qr.

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Wiatura, Jur 2.—The supply of all pale is moderate at
this day's market. Wheat is deli at Last week's rates, sod,
therefore, bat Lt W don*. Spring corn of all kinds in short
supply. and this pries in favour of the seller.
Woncurroi, Ant 2. —At this day's market there was
o a ray short supply el wheat., whirl was had for am advance
ls. to 2s. per qr., but as buyers would not oosoply
mostly went kook unsold, but U. per qr. move mossy was
paid. Barley Id. per qr. dryer. Oats hold foo a similar
riar. Batas and per roam dearer.

YOILL, JULY 2.—Hers to-day there was quantity
el wheat ow seer from the powers. The sitamemace of the
trade arm moderate. Buyers operated slowly, bet full
rates ware nailed. New white ranged from 4b. to 46. ;
new rid. 40a. to 42a. per 36 stows. Timm was a small show
of barley, which was welt token off at late pekes ; grinding.
26a. le 36e.. par 30 Mese ; malWag oiL Oata met a good
mak, sod higher prism were nalmod ; sew, M. to 26. per
24 sitcom

Imumumr, JULY 2.—.4.11 our country markets this
week we had lammed eappL ss of `rail. Prime for all articles
much as before. Here to-&T we bad a (sty supply of wheat,
smell of rate sad barley. Wheat and barley sold slowly at
list week's prices ; eats par demi.. Wheat, 34*. to 41a,
lid. per ; barley, 25a. td. to 31s. ; eels, 17a. to 92a ett.
WAIWOID, JULY 2.—Wis an still without say arrival
of foreie.graia, sad of our own growth the supply Me bees
most trifling. COMM,WiaII only a few hundred quartets of
wheat have come to heed. The animation reported in our
market at the claw of kat week has very much subsided
its the pacific polity of oar goveremeat became booms,
sad sake of mast articles have mot bees te Ale*
except et a slight redaction. Foroir sod wheat
arcarusly =MUM the advance of than day sa'aeight, bat
we do not alter our quotations. Buie, sod oate quite as
dear, sad holden of the Utter generally earn b'
prices. Indian ears in asedissee esmasaptim at
about late rates ; to sell freely lam mosey should be tan.
Floor unaltered in value. The weather has hem more
pail the pad few days. Impute this week : Wheat,
280 quarters; flour, 30 burebi, 5 lacks. Exports this
week :--Oats, 2,98 D tamale ; dasz, 78 woks ; Indian es
430 bunk

CATTLlC—Caniandi. JOLT 2. —There yam • dull market
today. Than win ann. flirt-Oar Irish bullocks and
kaftan shown. sad Yr boar stock wen in fair supply.
Ws have as craw to ZlO4lOll in prior this weak.