The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

HARDWARE—Be.urns:Hum, JutriL —The traded this
town motions; doll ; the orders coming in of late have
been small for all descriptions of hardest* goods, but
especially for fancy wares, sad the r bateau; of our
snanufactorea At present the orders riven out on account
of the new quarter are ineoesidetable ; in ell probability no
improvement will be experieneed for the out mooth, se
that in some branches manufacturers will be hard put to it
to keep their establialunente on at full time. The edge•
tool trade continues gool, the foreige orders in heed bias
sufficient to sustain it. The hollow-ware sanatoriums are
also tolerably well engsged, and the tube makers ere
workiog full time ; tint in mane other impor.
tent branches, and in many of the old dodo trade' the
slackness reported is more or leis fait la so branch of
the gun trade is there the lout animation. At a meeting
of the Braerniasted Aesociatioa, co Thursday, • rosolution
was passed that rolled braes, brass wire, and bl be r
e-
duced id. per lb., and copper goods ilb. ; alsotae& that ba
pia wire be reduced 2/. per ton. Messrs. Melds, Hasten,
and Sons, of this tows, have had an order for TAO toes
of coinage for Tunis. A failure in the boo.trade of this
district bee just been reported ;itis on the part of Mr.
Henry Sparrow, of Corbyo s-hall, whose liabilities amount
to 28,0001. An offer will be made to the creditoss of 7s. 6d.
in the pound. guaranteed by instalments at is, twelve, and
eighteen months.
COTTON.—LrywooL. JOLT L—Market steady. at
yesterday's pride. Egyptians rather dearer. Sales to-dor
8,000 balsa, inclu.ling 3,000 for speculation and expert. 25t
aategieee, 180. to WO. • 70 Pertain, fie., 19 id. to 2W.;
150 Maranbam. 1814. to 19:1. jai do.
Mud° sad Bahia, 18gd.
to Did. ; 1,100 Epptien, lrio. to 20d. ; 120 Smyrna,
131 d. to laid.: 6,200 Barak sd. to 15ld• ; Barad. &Wl*
fie., 7d. to 9d. ;Chia', 110. to 12id.; Japan, 13d.

COTTON ODDLY.—murcinona, Jrfx2 I.—The yarn
sad cloth market has undergoes a great change dune, the
week. The fears engendered at the aloes of last week by the
long sad continued rise ia pries begea to show greater
stroogth early in the week, and Dotwathateedieg &mill ex-
cited cotton market, on Tuesday barium in yea' and cloth
tapir to flag very coosiderably. Spureen put up their
priors so as cover the rise m the raw materiel, bat buyers
held back. In the cloth market parties who bed bought
weeks before same in with heavy lots for rem* at
prices
which pvc mania:toren so hope of oonspetition without
incoming a lose they were unwilling to encounter. Telegrams
from India quoted lib. shirting' at 14a. per piece, the prim
at which they could be bought here, so that ezretem would
be sulloct to a prospective lona of the heavy shipping and
other charges, and for that market businem woe out of the
quay ion. Merchants who had bought such geode wage
cooseirestly offering them fee resale is the market.
On Wednesday Game the dreadful eclipse in the Liverpool
cotton market, gad ever since there has beee a coutinuous
declioe in both yens and cloths. The decline in shippiog
was at the Ghee of the week le Id. to 2d. per lb., with no
buyer,. In home trade yarns the ddelim i 2d. per lb , cud
to 'fares sales even a greater reduction would have to be
made. la Moths there has been *Miring doing yesterday
and to-day except by speculators, who are tempted to tithe
resale lots at very low raids. Manefacturers are unable to
accept the offers of such buyers as them are ; bat there
are, to fact, few at any prim. Merchant' appear to be
cautious about undertaking business, either for shipment
or the home trade, at soy mice which would he takes DOW.
and are disposed to wait until the reection gives greater
evidence of having "peat itself than en, they see at pre-
sent. In all probability maiden's is too deeply elision to
expect any immediate ithamptios all activity.

WOOLLEN_ —LruM, JOLT L—There bag been a quiet
market is the Oideswed-hall this means(, the attendance of
both marehaats and manufacturers bap bees below the
average, sad nothing worthy of special nodes has transpired
beyond the tracider of a few pareele of coatings, aloes with
• spriakling of plain cloths_ In the W1:166.W! the transfer
of hair-lista hue bees maims* the beaver Maws of rondo
is the witaey and pilot makes have had a fair share dattention, and ha some buten:ma imp panels have eliaelied
I head& Rake still keep firm.

CORN.—Cmmarnan, JULY 1. —We bad a very thto mar-
ket, and the prime et last week are barely nialetoised.
Wheat, 40s. to 410. ; beam, 40s. to 4111.; ale, 14a. to 26e.
°awn; .701. r L —There wsa • amall supply of all blade
ci grain in ear mark. this morolng. There was a fair do-
amod far wheat, at en advance of 6d. per Cathie Umbel
upon lag wades quotations. 0411 doll ; barley mama and
rather enhanoed in rata.. Priem :—Ntralte wheat, 16e. to
lth. ee. ; rad Wheat. 14a. 6d. to lth. 6d.; barley, lOs. IL le
12..; potato oats, Ba. 6d. to 9s. 6d.; oosnosee oats, as. to ft. ,
per Wilk bushel. Floor, le. 7d. to li. 9d.; oatmeal.
10. 10d. to 2a.; ryemeal sad barleysaml, la. M. per stem.
Yuman ere aryls* oat for rob. The tamps are mesh be
mad el moisture, surt weals meeld be an the Imam lee
some. The atop of artllebil prams bee been etreediegly
' heavy, add the spleadid My erop is being well sad dimply
moored.
Otheitheem, JULY L--& fair srisply of mUmt tar the
moq mit liminess irsaiscted al M. per qr. &bine WS
wears arnmay.