The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

oorroN.—Lrreanou 2Lif 11.-901 market. sod tn..%
2111111t12 railer. salts pono wet. intiodioo
and export. 2.009 American. 9d. to ttid. Ytrinan. tr. . Ild
to : 20 Ilaraithant, 12d. SOO Stare° am iMAia, uhi
lld : 300 Rio, lOW 9(O Noptian, 14d 9. laid.. 2 trre hark
9d,to out Bengal, made, Old. to 71d.: ISO Peru, Ni
101 d. Yak Dhollerah Bjd ; fair lAsalratrutttr. 91d tor itno.
Olt fair Beup2d, dirt : fair Zgyyttan, 10d.: fair Parolua, 1114..
Sfiddllag *mods, 101 d.: addrWas Orkaalt krid.

WOOL AND WORSTE:D.—Damorvab, Jer.r 11.-11 e taw,
widen have recently taken prier in Amenen. and Us. :uss
whit* in consequence are sustained lu this wairkst, have had
yen' unfas nut able elect. riever..l of the large Anserkaa bowies
here will surer very severely. There is a !„lisimy feeling alsoqi
and where spinners are not actually obligor to term into the
market. no purchases of wool take plaee In thy few tram..lions in u 001, *roamer, staplers are obliged to sulmik W essiir
rates. This result is peslueed is owe talent by the rtes ul
new wool which is pressing upon the market. and the fart Ilea
growers are re anxious to dispels: of their wool. still tw.
rent rates in the country cannot be realised in this martet Is
worsted yams the reports are rather conflicting %tisk crone
say the market is altogether flat, others sale there Is still a fair
demand for note Porta Geuappe yarn, are semis., and the
leading spinnings of super Ws are also lit steady requests/id es
not to be obtained from stock. The prim, are hose, ,add
there is little disposition to do business, ripe lath on
esport account. unless at rates slightly below spinners' quo!,.
tiara. The home trade Is eery sloth, and tin re is little d for
export. The business done is chiefly from Mock. *aftrs hre
not entering upon fresh contracts. The spinners of lustre Arts
continue busy on old orders. Upon the whole spinners met.%
are better to deal with. There are few operations today.
Merchants requiring plain goods are only Just executing a
few pressing orders or assorting stocks. Some fair ellen lure
of late been green oat In fancy :nods, which will trier emits.
ment to a few manufacturers tor some mouths. Plain uriesiu
continue In good request. Makers of chins figures are also, bss,
upon old orders. Altogether the trade is very dragging, sad thr
fear of fresh failures tends to cheek business. Priem are not
quotably changed front last week, and are In many cases easier.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NoMsOItAIt. JULY 11.—The isre
trade la a Utile less quiet than it was at the date of our bud re.
port. There are a few more sorting-up orders for the home
trdde : and some buyers from the "int inent have been gain= the
round of the warehouses. Accounts lean the railed Mate.. err
rather gloomy. some large Whites being reported. Net, air
firm. —Actrounts vai7 as to the stale of the hosiery trade, some
manufacturers reporting an improved inquiry and others thr
verse. from which It it evident that there is no material ioursd.
ment. A continuance of the present iwilliant weather. orl
bright harvest prospects cannot Cid to haves good effect upon in
branches. Yarns are slightly cosier.—" Nottingham Journal:-

ColtS.—Rtiosivoimst, Jt Lr 11.—At this day's market there
was a very short supply of English wheat. which found Lyres
at an advance of is. per quarter. Foreign unaltered. barley
rather dearer. Oats quite as high. Bracts neglected. Peas held
for ease money.
Itnivrot.. JULY 11. —There was a very short supply of English
wheat at market today, which fetched fully last Meek's rates.
The best descriptions of foreign In good consumptive demand,
but at rather lower prices. Barley sells freely tide are ewer,
and a trifle dearer. Peas, beans, and ladlan corn 'mattered.

DLVIZZa JULY 11.—The supply of wheat at our market today
was again yen small ; but there Wiss a brisk demand, end nearly
all was neared off at the full prices of last week. Oats and beans
were also In small supply, and rather higher Of barley, pea,,
rye, and retches. there aas none at minket. hest wink wheat,
Sri. to :its. 41d. ; best red ditto, 325. to gle. ad. ; other eat% Its. te
Sts. W 10.. ; beans, ita. to SAM.: paw ILL to tit :
vetches, Ins. to 215.: rye, lee. to lila Id. ; line dour, 41% to Sae.:
best seconds, irk. to 54e. ; ada, irk to We.
AlialLorkl, Irv" IL—Our market this morning ws, tnler.
ably well attended. Baena= was restricted to IWchent want,'
of buyers, and the transactions In wheat and dour were eon to
a moderate extent, at the currency of this day sc'huight. its
and oatmeal brought the extreme pries of last weak. London
brans were again fully ild. per quarter lower, while in English
there was no alteration. Indian corn declined Cal. to it per
quarter.
NUWARK, JILT 10.—Our market was spwinaty supplied wit►
wheat to-day, and samples were In tolerable rondiiion.
era, although slow, was healthy, at quite recent terms. Grind-
ing barley aa before.. Oats maintained their value. Ilea= a dell
sale.

NitwgelY,JULT 11.—Our market was well supplied with wheat
this day • the trade rather more lively. A clearance was rug:
elleMed at last week's prima. Nothing doing iu barley. Beam
sod oats a good sale at le. per yr. more money.
EaltieVßUH, JOLT 10.—As compared with last week, wheat
was is. ed. up on top, and ed. up on average. Barley we, Is.
down on top, and tkl. down en average. Oats were IN. Id. us
cm top, and 3d. up on average. Wheat, Ohs. to gea hi..
barley, :PS. to 305.; oats, 275. to 3135.

CATTLE.—BIRMINGFIAM, JrLT 11.—We received a short sup-
ply of beasts on offer this day the trade fair sheep end lambs
a anchl supply: mutton sold upon easier ; Lambe barely
realised Tuesdays prima; calves a moderate supply : fat pigs a
abort supply. Beef, aid. to lid. per lb.: niuttou, GPI. to 74. :
lamb, 74.1. to 814. ; veal, 6d. to 7yd. ; bacon pigs, Is. 61 to
Ps. &I. per score : perket, Is. 6d. to 10s.
Delano., JULY 11.—Tbe supply of beef at our market to-day
was rather below the average, but It was nevertheless quite sal-
: dent for the demand, so. In consequence of the crest heat of the
weather, buyers would not parchase more thou was aho-
lowly necessary. Prime quality realised 74e. per cot. : secondary
ditto exchanging hands at from OK to 70s. per cwt. There ass
a very large number of sheep on offer, and they sold at from 6fd.
to Id per lb. • ewes, best quality, fetched 7,1. per It.. Inferior
ditto, 6d. pee Ib. Of lamb s there was also a good supply, sad
the dement was quite equal, the quotations lying Pd. to Md.
par lb. Pigs were not Its greet lures they sold at 9► ad. to
10a per score.

NOTTINGHAM, JULY 10.—WO had a moderate supply of beams
beet quality of which sold well at from 9a to is. ed per sloe,
and for second ditto from la fid. to DR was given. A good sup
ply of sheep realised from 110. to 7.1. per 14 , best quality v-d
comer torts from 6d. to 131 d. Lamle made from of. to 90
veal from lid. to wt. Pigs fetched about the same price as Uri
did last week. Number of stock at market, Saturday :—Beaus.
91; calves, 19. sheep, 38; pigs, 201.
EDINBURGH, Jubv 10.—nos number of cattle 'this mornirg
was lest than on this day week, there being tit, or b 6 fetter
than last market. The demand lwing fair, lea week's ph, et
were fully maintained. Top price, M. 9d.: secondary and in.
(crier, 78. tid. to Bs. 3d. per stne. The umber of sheep and
lambs was 0.M9. being 6 more than last week. Sales fur sheep
were slowly effected at reduced prices, and at the clime a con-
' siderable quantity were unsold. There was a geed demand for
lambs, and last week's prices were rualuteined for the best sorts.
Best mutton, 6fd. to 7d. ; ewes, Sid. to 6d. per lb. lambs—
Top prices. 315., Les., 275.. and VA current, Ins. tolls. sad
downwards Fed pigs brought fa. 6d. to GS. 6d pee stoat:
six to eight weeks old ditto, front 711.10 10s. • bead.