The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-11 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrymoor., JULY 10.—A fair &mad _
yeaforday's ratio. Saks to-day 12,000 halos, facto/14
4,000 for speculation and export. 5,000 American, 11*
to 15id. ; 500 Ptomain, AA, 15d. to 17d. ; 100 Nana)"
15 d. ; 80 Maceio and Bak* 12id. to 17d. ; 800 EDO.,
18d. to 25d. ; 200 Smyrna, 9.1 d. to 11d. ; 000 &rat, 5e4.
to 12d. ; ldadraa, BfA to 100. ; Bftiga4 Salado, ita,
614. to 70. ; Chios, 104.

COTTON G00D13.-1111aielreeren, JULY Io.—We Let
had a fair demand for yarn, but buyers of cloth object a
the upward tendency of prices, and where these are ia.
sated upon business is much restricted. In shipping puss
there has been a very considerable business, and in a
majority of instances extreme pries' have been pad.
Shippers both to India and to Germany hays beta aim.
rating, and the latter with great freedom, at the full rain
demanded by spinners. Some climes of yarn ace an
scares, and there is some difficulty in prevailing ore
spinners to enter further orders for the present. Spume,
indeed, are already deeply under contract both with yaw
for borne consumption and export. This branch of the
market closes strong, with an upward tendency in peica.
In home trade yarns the market has been strong, at de
full prices of Friday last In cloth the market he. bra
far less satisfactory. While cotton and yarn keep ap
price, the buyers of cloth appear determined to resist dr
upward tendency of values in fabrics of all kinds, and
not go into any operations of oonanuenoe, so that ths
burners has been small to-day, and prices norainaL

MANUFACTURE& —HODDER/IVMM, JOLT 10.
fair atteadsnos of buyers in the market to-day, and the
operation., though not extensive, are quite m muck u
could be expected under present circumstances. Bello
some moderate transactions in new goods for autumn sal
winter, there is more doing in general goods, and more ear
Menu. is apparent in trade generally. A good hum.
and peace with easier rates of discounts seam all theta.
required to give stability to commerce.

iVOOLB.LHonozrisimo, JULY 10.—There is a nada
rate demand for nearly all aorta of colonials, and prim
may be quoted quite Mu. A wary good business has bee
done in OVUM, during the week, and pnoes are seaside.'
to have pulsed the lowest point.

COUN.-HOLL, JULY 10.-At to-day's market a fsk
snyply of English wheat which sell. slowly at a decline el
3a. so 4s. per qr. from last week's currency-best rum d
red making 50.. to 525. per 5041 b. to the grower. Holden
of foreign do not press sales, but in order to get ea k
would be necessary to accept 3s. to 4s. per qr. below dr
prices of this day sennight. Spring oorn unaltered sal
all descriptions getting scarce. Fine small yellow msiss,
expected daily, may be had at 30s. per 480Ibe. Pomp
arrivals for the week :-Wheat, 13,810 ; barley, 1,531;
oats, 627 ; beans, 64 ; peas, 587 ; tares, 14 ; rye, 35 qrs.
Immo', JULY 10.-Only a moderate supply of whist
offering to-day. Farmers were indisposed to accept mad
lower prices, and the little sold realised from 4gs. to 51a
for reds. Spring oorn as before.
Liens, JULY 10.-There are buyers of wheat at Friday's
rates, but as holders are asking an advance of la to 1t
per qr. upon the currency of that day, the trade is an
active. All other articles unaltered in value.
Lnor, JULY 10.-At to-day's market we had a very.ssi
show of wheat from the growers ; the demand was limiteS
in consequence of the reluctance of growers to submit lo
more than 2s. per qr. reduction upon last week's rats.
In spring corn no alteration in prices. Per qr. impeill
to the grower:-Wheat, white, 621bs. to 631b5., per is►
penal bushel, 54e. to 565.; red, old, 6311 w. to 641ba,
to 545. ; ditto, red, new, 60165. to 611 be., 49e. to Ella
Barley, beat chevalier malting, 531bs. to 54th.., 375. is
40e. ; ditto runs chevalier ditto, 521 be. to 531b5., 335. Se
35a. Oats, 361bs. to 381ba., 24e. to 26a. Beans, 6311 e.
to 651ba, 48s. to Ws. Peas, maple, 631ba to 641b5., 311.
to 40s. _ .

LIVERPOOL, JULY 10. —The attendance at todsyk
market was very small, and wheat continues dull at a far
ther decline of 2d. to 3d. per cental since Friday. That
dull and quite nominal. Indian corn quiet at 265. 9d. le
We. for mixed American. Peas firm. Oats and catemsl
quiet, but steady.
Nswc•smz-uro„-Tnrs, JULY 10.—At our market tide
morning we bad • moderate show of wheat from t
growers as well as from the coast, but from 'brood tie
arrivals are trifling. The very depremed account from
Mark-lane created quite • stagnation in business, and*
trade may be written nominally for wheat and flour et
Saturday's rates. Little 'tiering in beans and pas; can
in slow request at a reduction of 6d. per qr. generally.