The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

M&RKET&

OOTTON.—LivraPooL, Joan 17.—We have bad a geld
demand et yestorday's tall prior. Salsa, 20,000 bia-
eluding 8,000 for speculation and expect. 2,000 A
1814. to 19d.• 900 Perssai, do., 17d. to 17.-za
Missabam, 160. to 1714 d. ; 200 Moog* sad Bahia,
151 - to 17411. ; 2,500 BO 1644. to 28d. ; 500
Illsnyraa, 114. to 124 d.; 13,700 Surat, 81d. to 1444.;
14.drsa, 11d. to 1314. ; Bend, &We, do., 514. to 81d. ;
Oblaa, Bd. to 1044.; Japan, 1044. to 11d.

COTTON GOODS.--MANCIII/1112, Jung 17.—We have
bad an active market. with • gradually increasing business
sad strengthening prices, throughout the week. Oa Tues-
day a good deal of Madness was done in shipping yarns at
rather over last week's quotatioca, but in warp and weft
for the borne trade WM were • good deal checked by the
advance. Since Tuesday both shippers and assaufacturen
have paraded rather more freely. The consequence is
that spineers find themselves very generally under contracts
covering a space of time which has induced them to demand
higher rates. Both home trade and export yarns are dearer
by fully Id. per lb. than on Tueeday, and there le still an
upward tendency. Doubled yard had in some insider
been sold at ld. to Yd. per lb. higher than lad week.
Owing to the extent of contracts buyers are in many
oases a good deal handed in placing fresh orders, and
have to agreed deliveries beginning at more or leas remote
dates. There is certainly an appearance of bustle and
activity about the market to which Manchester has long
been • Wenger, and even cloth, which has not moved
nearly so fast as yarn, has this week been in a good deal more
request. The demand has been rather more active for
lodic shirtioge, and other fabrics, during this week, notwith-
standing that buyers continually hesitate to give the full
and as continually advancing rates. But, in feet it is diffi-
cult to know what business is doing from day tett and
it is only at the close of the week that we hest ,some
exceedingly heavy consignments to the East through other
than the ordinary channels. For fine cloths for America
and printing cloths there continues to be • good deal of
business. Some of the American houses an very busy. and
we hear of contracts given by some of them to manufac-
tures which will nearly see the year out. For T cloths,
long cloths, and domestics them is also more doing, bat
&idly in the better qualities.

HARDWARE.—Branraca&n, Jura( 17.—The trade of
this town continues quiet, but in the muse of the Let week
rather mom of animating has been experienced; and notwith•
standing the complaints of dulness which have been so pre.
relent for many weeks, them is no snob thing as the men
working short time at any of the mandaraories, it being the
ontworken only who are not fully employed. Neither have
stocks been augmented to any extent ; where this has been
done it is amongst the jewellers and in some other of the
fancy trades. In the foreign department. orders have
fallen off ; the recent advises from S'onth America have not
been altogether favourable, and the orders in hand on ea
count of the various markets of that part d the world are un-
dente. The foreign West Indian trade is tolerably good;
that with Australia and South America is steady ; there is
also a little doing to Mexico. The continental trade gene-
rally is quiet ; the orders in at this moment on aoconnt of
the north of Europe are small. The stagnation which per.
vades all hominess concerns with the East Indies is felt here,
and is not, it is to be feared, likely to be soon removed.
The iron trade of this district is rather flat, bat the slack-
Or. is no more than is usually experisand at this
time of the year, on the eve of the Midsummer
Quarter-day. The failure of Mr. John Jona, of
the Birchills Ironworks, has bean announced. At a
meeting of the credit re bald at the (haring-crow
Hotel on Friday, the liabilities on bills under disoonnt
were said to amount to 175,0004, leas the amount expected
to be realised on doubtful bills! and deducting such as are
considered good, 70,0004, making the total liabilities under
this head, 105.0004 ; there are also overdraf la with bankers
and other items, width further swell the liabilities to
132,500/. ; but the valise of the meets (estimated) is rather
in exams of the liabilities. The nine of Mr. Jones's
interest in his properties has been estimated at 6.2004 per
annum. It was removed that then should be an assignment
to the managers of two joint.stock banks in Staffordshire,
with the view to a payment of 20s. is the pound. The
direct indebtedness in this district is ineessiderable.

CORN.—Cmintardsz, Joan 17.—We had a dull mar.
kat without any alteration ie the pries of con. Wheat,
WA. to 40t.; Lear, 40a. to 42e.; eats, ?As. to 28a.
- - .. . .

Cl•B•inis. Julie 17.—We bed • 'Mall supply of grain
at our market this morning. Them wee a moderate do- I
mend for wheat, at about last week's prises ;oats and barley
Men rather lower. Prima may be quoted :—Whits wheat,
15a. 64. to 17s. 64. ; red wheat, 14s. fid. to 16e.; barley,
10s. 9d. tolls. 6d. ; potato oats, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d.; sad OM.
mos oats, Ba. to 9s. per Girlish' bushel. Plow, la. 7d. to
le. 9d.; oatmeal, L. 103. to 25.; ryeeseal sad barleymeal,
le. per stoaw Uedathe inflow, of the beillieat
weather that has prevailed for the last forWght, the mops
in this neighbourhood are making wonderful progress. Hoses
of the wheat is very far forward, and them is every prow
poet of an unusually early harvest. Grate ratting ham cam.
mewed. _ _ _

001.0108T11, Jou 17.—Avery small supply ed when,
and the trade firm at the rates al Let week. Other eons
hardly quotable.
Gun.Drosa, JIM 17.—A short supply of wheat. IL
whole of which was cleared off at last week 'e =y;
other pats at late qaotatioes. Whitt. 370. to 605.;
26.. ed. to 28s. 6d. ; oats, 21a. to 285.; pea., 395. to 40m.

LIICIWITS, Jun 17.—Our market to-day was sparingly
supplied with wheat, which cause to head I. fair maditios.
Businses was healthy, and extreme rates were paid. New
white 445. to 48s. ; new red, 38s. to 42e. per 85 stows. Of
hide,' the eupply was short, bat quits t to meet the
demand, and Rai ware unaltered. Malting 325. to 34e.
per qr. ; grinding, 27e, to 29a. per 30 stone. The demand
for oats wee fair at rather mom warty ; ad; 28s. to 31s. ;
new, 23e. to 275. per 24 it....
Nxwcasnx .13 Mil -TYNE, Jun 17.—At oar market this
morning we bad erancely any wheat shows by the growers,
and having also very little offering from the mast, fresh
thrashed paresis were in off usably, at ray extreme
rates, extra red commanding 425. to 43a. whilst in south
yellow was held at 445. par 50Sha., whisk the
tcrs4=y a retail male. Old forage bold firmly ; new meet
dialealt to quit, Dig to omit= lig as bailie*.
Fir in steady damned, household' big =A warts&
Grinding barley moved off slowly, sad way tie heat sir
ditioaed lots saleable. Malt inanaind- lemassidbirts:
mai Oats is improved resist, sad the tars
ecastwim, 7.352 forefins _bar*. mast:
wWiet,lsl ; foreign, 1,806 ; malt, sesetwiss, 240 $ ma. mast-
is, 775 ; foreign. 665 ; pees. eamtvie4l7 ; forips, 49;
blase, coastwise, 30 are. ; Sear, 1,110
Nome& Jul. 17.—The sandy el iota was eery
limited a& this semi to-day, id the desmed Misr
ably pod lad week'sgenme sums tallysioadma fee