The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-22 00:00:00

MARKET&

COTTON.—Livaroot, Julfs 2L—Oar market is very
quiet today. &lea to-day, S.UUO bask inoltidiagiOu:
sporalsiteo mod expert. 800 Ariverwoo. 1184 d. d. ;
100 to., 98#41. to 294 d.; 30 Naomi and
29d. ; 300 tdd. to 31d. ; 150 Smyrea, p 24. to
94d. ; 3,870 Lid. to 23 d. ; Mak ISid. to
20d. ; 50 his, &a, 29d. to 30d.

OOTTON GOODS.-1

t, Jasrs 21.—These is

a panne is the market to-day, owing to the great anxiety
which prevails on the question of a reoewal of hostilities
between the Dams sad Germans. The absence also of ad•
vim from Jodie, now three days overdue. prevents mar.
chests from operating. For shipping yarns there area good
many orders is the market, which are held back till after
the sitting of the oociferem to-morrow. Then is as ulna
total aeration of Mims for export. Prim, bowers
are vary firms, sad few,if soy, spinners have been disposed
take lees price. thea last week. The gaveral Make seems
to have been that it would be useless to prow sales with the
prosiest feeling in the market. In home trade yarns
there has hem a very quiet market. and there ham been
UN thee as average burnoose. For cloth there has been a
stagnation is the demand quite equal to that in yarns.
Buyers seem to have quite as aversion to eotertaining offers
of business, and the only operations reported have been on
an exceedingly small scale. Manufacturers are not pressing
their goods ors the market in this state of things, and we
do not observe any actual ehangs is quinationa There are
soma exceptions to this rule where sellers hays etocke end
are compelled to realise, but they are comparatively few.
The transactions of the day is both cloth and yarn have
been of the most insignificant character.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Larma, JUNI 2t—The °Mowed
hall this monsiog has been thinly attended, and little busi.
ems transacted ; Maltose, coatis's, and • few plain cloths
being the only thinp inquired for, sod only to a very
moderate .:teat. In the white ball more attentios has
been paid to the heavy goods department ; ► fair amount
of liminess has been dose in plain and fancy witneys, pilots
and similar goods. The deemed for bisuliate bee sot been
brink, although there has been • alight improvement upon
our last report. Bates realises Arm.

MAN UFAUTUREB.—BI7I)DIIIB/111,D, J (JIM 21.—There
is no new feature to report in the market to-day, the sme
steady business ea:Unclog which has been noticed both tLu
month and the last. A little more may be rid to be doing
in the heavier descriptions adapted for autumn and winter,
sod lase is light goods, the swan for which is now drawing
towards a dose.

WOOLS—HUDDIASFIZLII, Joss 21.—Them is a mode-
rate demand for oolonials, middle qualities more in request
than the best classes. Low forage also sells more readily,
and prove dell sorts cooties* firm.

CORN.—iIIILL. it= 21.—At io.day's market a small
supply of English wheat, melba readily at an advance
of fully ls. qr., best runs of red makiag 39.. to tls. per
50411 m. to the grower. Foreign held firmly, and very little
offering at saleable figures. Barley steady. Beam and
peas Inn. Oishi rather dearer. Foreign arrivals for the
week :—Wheat, 3,465; barley, 5,867 ; oats, 1,273 ; beans,
115; peas, 918; tares. 118 qrs.
Inmost. Jon 21.—Tbe supply of wheat on offer to.day
was sot lare ; the demand was good, at Is. par qr. ad-
vane, from-last week's prices. Spring corn sold slowly, as
before.

Lrips, Jung 7L—We have a largo bulimia doing in
wheat to-day at the extreme rates of Friday. Barley so-
mioaL Bemis sa before; the same may bie said of cots and
other articles.

Licsitroot., JrNz 21.—At or, market to-day wheat was
is active request, and au admire of Id. to 2d. per motel on
the week was generally established. Oahe dull. Barley
and peas unchanged. Epyptian beans the turn dearer.
Indian corn brought 6d. per qaarter advance. ()anneal
quiet. There was a brisk trade is good fresh American dour
at 6d. per barrel over last Tuesday's rates. French dour
was generally held at ls. per sack advance.
lran, Jun 21.—At to-day's market the show of wheat
was small; the French demand has caused mon activity,
and prices must be noted fully ls. to 2a per qr. higher.
Spring corn—pries against buyers. Per qr. imperial to
the power : Wheat, white, new, 6311*. to 641ba..
to 465. • ditto, red, 40e. to 42a Barley, bait assn.
liar amain* 5416 a. to 551ba., 36a. to 375. ; ditto, rune
Chevalier ditto, 5311*. to 541ba, 335. to 34a. Oats, 3611.
to 4211., 225. to 265. Beene, old, 631ba. to 651b5., 375.
to 38s. ; ditto, new, 631ba. to Nibs.. 35.. to 36a.
•

Nswcsert.a.car.Trui, Jana 24—The weather continua.
as Goo as poenble, but there are now indiostions of rain. At
our market this morniag we had a moderate show of wheat
from the growers, but from the coast the arrivals ars to a
fair extent. The improved tool in Mark.lans caossinsed •
mon poem' inquiry, 43.. 6.1. being willingly paid for South
rt I, whilst for • Sao chaos lot 43a. 9d. was procured is
retaiL Forergs Wag held beyond the irises of buyers osly
• limited bummers resulted. Flour in better demsed, with
priest Wading upwards. la other articles we have little
variation to acne.

SALISIONT. 3111111 21.—There Wll • very short supply of
all desoriptior of psis to-day, sod whiob, from the good
atrodases of bayen, met aa improved dared, at generally
sabered prior. la some instances realising 2s. per qr.
more money. Floor unshaved is value. In barley little or
nothing doing, sad prier usaltered. Malt remains quits
stationary. la other pain business ins quite of a seminal
&rarer, at prior precisely the same r before quoted.
Wheat, Ma. to 445. &Airy, 225. to Ms. Oar, 21a. to 235.
Bras. 311%. to 42a. Pm., 2.1 a. to 365. Bps, 28s. to 38s.
per qr. Flour, 30s. to Ms. per sack. Malt, 60s. to frts.
Per qr.

CATTLE.—Sousson. Jun 2L—Oar market to-ako,
wee very meagrely supplied with hese* both in quality and
quantity, sad the stimulants of buyers 'Wog large the pub.
requirements were short ; everytharg oa oder quickly
shaped hands, sad former priest were tally supported. Of
sheep there were mere is amber than of late ; they er•
hibited such better quality than usual. Former prime
were paid far the beet animate, but generally the mutton
trade was a Mile lower. There were also a few pros
of good lambs, which sold readily at good prism.
Calves were ales I. good simply, sad met • free trade a 4
full term. la the pig market the trade wee tolerably Poi
The gamily wee hirgo, sad remained mach the ammo
es lag mask. Best exbeef, IL. 6d. to 12s. td. pm seers ;
cow sad heifer ditto, 10s. to lls. 6d. ; mattes et
loam 61d. per lb. ; bat for the best &was 74d.
to Bd. par lb. was paid ; veal. 7d. to 74d. ; fresh park,
7d. to 74d. ; sad Ba. N. to Ob. per mem gram isms,
74d. to Id. per lb. ; dry ditto, Bd. to 9d. ; sweet pickled
bozo, fsf. to 10d. ; quarter old abort pigs. las. to 235. auk ;
sows with calves. 121. to 141.