The Express.
London, England, 1867-08-12 00:00:00

MARKETS.

CO/TON.—Lmilisoca, Acorn 10.—Good market for Ams.
slain, Bursts steady. Estimated sales today 12,000 bales, In-
cluding 1,000 speculation and export. 6,000 American, Sid. to
llid. ; 800 Pernam. to., ltd. to 100 Macetc and
Bah* 10d.: 250 @Jo, aid. to 10d.. 400 ltd. to led. :
&NO Bast, Itd. to tid. Bengal, Benda ta, aid. to 7td.
400 Pero, lOid. to lid. Fab Dhollerek, lid.; fair Oonsra.
watts., lair Broach, ; Lir Bengal, 61d. ; falr Epp
tun, ; Liter Bowed+, 10144 =M-
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COTTON 00008.--MANCHEerin, Atonal. Io.—The import' of
coital' this week have been huge, and the prices of most kinds.
exceptAmmioaq swinggiven way id. to id. per lb. We have
had rather a weaker market here up to yesterday, when a little
more firmness was experienced both in yarn and cloth. At the
very low prices we have bad buyers haveoperitted with moderate
freedom, so as to dear off stocks to • fair extent, and spinners
and manufacturers &Whig themselves thus retinal are asking
today, as they did yesterday, full prices. It is rather an effort
to steady the market than to get an advance. except for goads
made from American cotton. and for these a slight advance is
attempted. Generally speaking, however, tiebacks business. In
yarns the line spinning' of Bolton have been in better request
to counts from gO's upwards. Fine home trade yarns are easier
of sale and lime, ; and of the lower count. STs twist and 20's
weft and upwards are in better request, where no advance Is
sought. The sales of cloth have been chiefly 811 b.
Which al* tio,p for India and In wide shirting'. A fair busi-
ness has also been done Is Jacconete ; but In printers' T cloths,
long cloths, and domestics there has been little or no Improve-
ment. The low prices have evidently tempted buyers toopersie,
and at these having well supplied themselves they seem indis-
posed to go further except at low prices. The offers making are
mostly at lower prices for cloth.

WOOLLHlf.—Lging, AUGUST 10.—There has been a tolerably
good attendance of merchants and manufacturers at the Cloth
Balk this morning, Including the representatives of Manchester
and Rudders!kid houses, and the amount of business transacted
has been of a more satisfactory character. In the Coloured
Market the inquiries for tweeds have been on the Increase,
several parcels of steel and grey mixtures having changed hands,
along with a sprinkling of fancy coloured warps. Coatings have
also been In moderate request, though the parcels transferred
have not beenlarge. Plain cloths have not been freely sought after.
The demand for heavy goods in the White Hall has been tole-
rably well maintained, some fair transactions having taken place
In beavers and witneyn. In some quarters plain and embossed
have met with purchasers, chiefly on shipping account.
O
transfer of hairlista, although not large, has, however,
shown Rome slight improvement, the medium and finer qualities
have been mostly In demand, and the general tone of the
markets has been somewhat more enlivening. There has not
been any noticeable alteration in prices.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADFORD, ACOCBT Io.—TM better
tone of last week has continued during that which is closing,
without any appreciable improvement in the aggregate amount
of business done. Indeed, the transactions in wool during the
week have perhaps not been as large as in the preceding week.
Spinners merely buy to supply current wants, and carefully
avoid increasing etocks. At soy rate the downward tendency of
prices has been arrested, and there is certainly less hesitation
on the part of consumers to operate. The full rates of last
week bare generally been paid, although the demand is neither
so large nor so urgent ss to form a test for the stability of
prices. Holders show no disposition to make any concession,
hut prefer to await the result of the harvest, on the
favourable turn of which a revival In our languish-
ing trade Is believed to depend. There has been •
steady business done in the ffne-haired wools of Northumberland,
Staffordshire and Shropshire, while other sorts have been much
neglected. The worsted yarn trade is quiet in both depart-
ments. Foreign merchants buy very sparingly for actual neces-
sity. There is more doing on home account, but It Is for Imme-
diate consumption. There is an entire absence of a speculative
spirit. Prices are not much altered, although, on the whole,
they may be said to be a shade easier. A little more business
has been reported in pieces, but this has been far from general.
Business In the home warehouses is below an average for the
time of the year, and merchants operate with caution. Prime
are nominally the same, with • tendency to decline,

HARDWARL—BramtuansU, Anion 10.—There is nothing
new to report relative to the trade of this town : in some
branches there is a better supply of omen; the edge•tool
makers, for Instance, are more actively engaged, but as orate,
sluggishness gill prevails, and the orders coming in continue to
be for small quantities of goods, as they have bees for some time
past. In the metal trades generally there is no approach to
animation ; and the jeWSUOTS sod other. engaged in the fancy
trades are very indifferently supplied with orders. The metal
deaden and metal reliefs report that the demand for material
Ls moderate. The only feature to notice in connection with
the foreign tradels stew more orders on account of some of the
continental ntarfusta

CORN.--Caammoir, Aeon's 10. —We bad a ♦ery =all
market, and last week's pekes were roughed for wheat. Harvest
will be general on Monday. Wheat, Sk. to ell, Bunk sae. to
etta Oata, 27a. to SU.

CoLonsarea, notion 10.—The 'apply of wheat wee but
mall. and =Were owing to the weather being sae, were able to
pardon a Me Grim

OCILI.IOID. ACOMIT 10.—A moderate mianti4 of whs., tl
market. Trade slow at last week a quotation& The became re,
spectbui the new crop continue unfavourable. Spring coin ea.
changed Wheat, 08. to boa. Battey, she. to Ws. Oat& tss. to
31s. Beans, 40t. to 61a.

11.411ffroan, Aimee 10.—A very snail supply of wheat. Prices
are no dearer, but there is an active demand at tally late rake
Barley is 6d. and oats la per qr. higher. Beans and pees If to.
fore. Wheat, red, Alla. to No : flak 6ea ; white, ea. p. loa,
Barley, Ns. to Ma. : ow, 20a to 34a per qr.: beans, 33.. to 31s.
Der load.
Linommka, AISOCSIT 10.—The rains of the past week hare lee,
vaaengrriocable to turnips and maugold, and them crops ere
good proper. The wheat and barley crops have a much
better appearance. M to-daf s cora market the show of why
was plentiful. The tone of the trade wu quiet at the rates of
last week. New white realised Ma to 75s . new red, 62a to ins.
per 36 stone. Barley was very scarce, and the denied proved
tolerable, consequently priorwere fatly as high as heretofore—
/13a to 40a per quarter. The demand for oats was steady, add
the supply mall recent prices were made without diM.
catty; new, 34a. to 364 per 24 stone. There was a scanty 'bud
of beans, which realised about late rates . new, 444. to CM nee
36 stone. Peas were not much changed. Pine flour, 506. to Us,:
seconds, 46e. to 48a per sack.

N•WmariaturosiTygn, Attars? le —Ths weather this week,
altbdath unsettled, has been scarcely as unfavourable u recently
reported. We can sow my with osetsinty that Donnas Diu l
cut in this district in all this month, whilst it may he octeb,r,
even with One weather, before the gelds are cleared, At
market this marshes we had a rather better show of wheat fro%
the growers, but the snivels front the coast, as well er true
abroad, being moderate, fresh thrashed parcels were lakes „g
quickly, at the extreme rates of this day •e'nnight, ugh
country, as well as fcceign, meeting a fair Inquiry. at fully
former quotations, Floor was In
few )faxiir request. Grinding barky
qquiteead! dijrc' Kett s
hir+,The arrivals this weeysru Beam and ruaren-''
Wheat, coastwise, 2,485: 1,11118: barley, forelock
oats, cosetwies, 422: foreign, 7 qrs. ; flour, coastwise, Me sacks
Indian corn, 79 sacks

Norman, AVOWIT 10.—The tlllllO at this market t,rlay
was greatly Influenced by the favourable change In the wean,.
Business ruled very dull, and to elect sales a reduction of ni
per qr. had to be submitted to; the supply was extremely
limited. With the et Tuesday last, when the Wadi
was hoary, the weather oat the week has been fernarede
for the ripening of the grain crops, which are reported to-day as
having Improved is appearance ; cutting will commence next
week. White wheat (weighing filth'. to tabs.', 74. to ins..
red ditto (weighing flubs.to thlbe.; 665. to 74a, per er.
Flour, 495. per Beck. Award: Wheat, 764 qrs., fiVt ipd
barley, 26 gra, ; oats, 10 pm, the.

NoirrisouLx, ACOrtie 10.—During the week the weather has
been changeable, end them has been a fair quantity of rain. The
wheat crops are looking well, sad there lea probability of a lair
yield. will be a deficient crop. Beam and peat are mg
spokes of. wae a good supply wheat at our market to.
day, and the demand was slow at late prices. White ranged
from 70s to 775. : red, 665. to 73e. per 36 state. The supply of
barley was vmy limited, and there wee a fair demand at the et.
Mame rates of last week , Pep to ila per 30 stone. Ow
were in small 'apply. and a heal bq was experienoed, the
currencies ci last week being mostly ieed— new. fee to ke
per 24 stone. The show of beans was scanty, and the demand
ruled firm at the full prices of lest Saturday—new, 44s to 50a.
per 38 stone. Super lour made his. to 565. One. lOs, to at per
sack of 10 Mow.

OXFORD, Aram —Owtog to the Oneness of the weather,
which has been very productive of harvest operations in Our
neighbourhood, this day's market was thinly attended, and the
amount of beelnem tzenseetions was very limited. The few
samples of wheat that changed hands did not more than resins
last week's quotation& Oats and beans obtained abaft forum.
prices. Barley was hardly quotable. Several lots of new leg
peas were on offer, and obtained customers at as, per qr. We
did not see or hear of a single temple of new wheat being et
market, doubtless owing to the great quantity of rain that fell
on Tuesday and Wednesday last, as reapieg had prestos/14 ems.
menced in the Berkshire district. Breed has been partly mole
In this city with new wheat, but its condition was found to is
so damp that a large proportion of old wheat had to be nlinsi
with it before a loaf could be formed. A fortnight's One weather
like the last three days, to gather In the harvest which all say le
abundant in this locality), will gladden the hearts of all.
FITNRIPOROOOR, RUODST 10.—Although the supply of grad
here today was malt the One weather caused as to have a dull
trede, at about the prices of last week. Several of our farmers
have began cutting wheat, and by Monday next it will be pretty
generaL

E.F.ADIENG, AUGUST 10.—There was an ordinary attendance In
the market to-day. Wheat was in good demand, at former rates
Some fair samples of new wheat have appeared. Barley and
oats nimbi at last weeles quotations, but simples were Kam.
Beans and pus were scarce, and prime unaltered. The handl
is reported to be progreadng favourably on the whole. It the
Ilse weather onatinues, a good yield may be expected.
Bacuorraa, Scouter 10. —There have been continued sad
heavy showers of rain during the week, until to-day, which hare
had the effect of retarding reaping operations. In the neigh•
bourhood of this city there Is a great deal of grain cut, but the
I protracted rains have prevented the garnering of the wheat.
Our city market was fairly supplied with samples of wheat, and
igme parcels of this year's growth were exhibited. For extra
rise kinds of both white and red, old and new samples of wheel
the quotations show a further advance of ls. per quarter, extra
superior lota of white making 735. to 78a ; secondary, Ma te73a.;
aad Inferior. 08e. to 70.. per quarter. Best red wheat, eSs. ta
70a. secondary, 83s. to 1365. ; and Inferior, Oft. to 113. per
quarter. Foreign wheat, were steady with a quiet demand,
some of the finest Baltic lots being Is. per quarter dearer. The
flour market was rather more animated, and a few of the
choicest makes were abont Bd. per sack dearer. Barley, foe
grinding purposes, was held for rather higher rates, with a
led demand ; for best malting the quotations are 405, to Sus,
and grinding 30s. to 355. per quarter. Oats brought the extreme
rates of last week for best sorts, secondary and new kinds being
the tarn cheaper. Beans and peas both • slow trade, and the
demand dull. There is no Improvement to note hi the condition
of the hop plantations, and the prospects of the planters are
exosedlogly gloomy.
Witaacs. A vacs? 10.—The weather Is Baer today, sod rather
putt a damp on the wheat trade, still the best fresh sampla
fetch last week's prices, and all spring corn realises former rates

Wm/gamma, Ammar 10.—At this days market there wag a less
impply of English wheat, which was firmly held for the currency
of this day week. Nothing doing in foreign. Barley rather dearer.
Pine old oats scarce and higher. Secondary neglected. Beans
slow. Peas waisted, and la per quarter up. A law new samples
of wheat shown, quality Indldersaß

WATISNOID, AUGUST la—One cargo of wheat and another of
maim have reached us from abroad, alma few small parcels meg,
a.. The weather this week was not ao favourable for the pas-
tel sort harvest u could bie desired the temperature bad
lower, and several heavy showenof rain havefallm Asteady
though limited business has been transacted since this day sierr
night, at gradually improving prime for moot articles forties
wheat :--Odema Ohlrka commands an enhancement of fell la.
per barrel, but any Inferior descriptions we are unable to quote
dearer. In Indian corn there is more doing, and all varieties
close Arm at Is to Is. 3d. per towel Improvement. Doer un-
altered. Imports this week:—Maim 3,336 yrs. Wheat, 3,609.
roar, 6 sacks. Rapala this week :—Oata, 870 ; Wel
II ; lour, 304 aseita

TOM AUGUST 10.—Since last week the wheat crops have de-
cidedly improved, and reports suspecting barley are of a more
favourable character. Oats an a very irregular crop. Turnips
are doing very well indeed, but mangolds vary. The sheir d
wheat of our market to-day was limited. A languid feeling per-
vaded the demand, and rates were unchanged. Prices for slew
were from 64a. to Ti for red, eve to nda per 31$ stone Is
barley scarcely anything puled, and prices were writhed
material alteration: grinding, 36a to Ibis. per 30 stone. tots
were in fair request, and Mid at rates equalling those of the
week preceding ; new, lar. to 30a. per Of beans eoly
few were shown, and these were of at last week's rani;
new, 46a. to per 38 stone. 31 , 66a. to tels..; Ms, 1U pre
quarter. Moran eft to 56e. per sack of 260

THE HOMEWARD Mumma?? AND CANADLO
AWLS DUI AT LIVERPOOL Tills Wm.—There are
three steamers due at Liverpool this week with the
American and Canadian mails, viz., the City of
Boston, Moravian, and Persia. To-morrow (Tumr•
day) evening or early on the following morning the lonian
Company's steamer City of Boston, "nth advice. from New
York to the 4th, and the Allan Company's steamer
Moravian, with corresponding advioos from Quebec, mil
be expected to reach the Mersey. On Friday evening or
early on Saturday next the Cunard steamer Persia, with
dates from New York to the 7th instant, will no doubt
arrive at LiverpooL The outgoing snail steamer, from
Liverpool this week are the City of Antwerp for New
York on Wednesday, the Nova Scotian and the Belgic
(the latter carrying reinforcements) for Quebec on There
day, and Cuba for Halifax and Boston on Saturday next.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 11.—The North German
Lloyd's steamship Deutachlend, from New York on she
let instant, has arrived here. She brings 114 passenger,
for this port, Havre, and Bremen, 37 bags of mails, and
65,000 dole. in specie for London. On the Ist instant as
spoke the English ship Caledonia, and on the 11th a Ham-
burg barque, No. 334.
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EIRTED3, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BLLItCHAMP.—Anguat 8, atBIRTHS. Pelham-place, Brampton, the rife
of D. Blancharep, Esq., of a son.
RElD.—Ausuigt 7, at Hamilton-place, Pembroke, the elf, ^t P
A. Reid, Esq., of a son.
SAUNDERSON—August 7, at Seaneld -house, Montston,
county Dublin, the wife of If. Saundersoo, Fsq„ of g we.
WlLSON.—Angust 7, at Cwmftrard. lUnnarthensWre. the 'W.
ed 0. 8. W ileon, 107.. of a daughter.
ARRIAS.
BODENHAM—PHILLIM .—AU GEgust S. at St. hors. TIPIkY'
Herefordshire, by the Bev. C. J. Westropp, F. 30,1enkon.
Thornton, Hereford, to Laura, daughter of the late J. Milne.
of Eringwyn, Herefordshire, Req.
CHATTELL—ANNB.—Angust A at the Holy Trbilt7
Clapham-common, by the Bee. D. Harding, George Wito"'
Henry, son of the late Ilr. D. Cbattell. of Upper Sentra.
street. Portman-square, to Marta, daughter of Mr. T.
1
Anna. of Farm-terrace, Clapham.
HOHEWOOD—BROW N.—August 8, at St Botolphs, r.14.-pk
gate, by the Bey. W. Rogers, C. 8. Homewood, of
tlhTI. -
to Jane, daughter of J. Brown, of Brier house, Margate.
DEATHS.
BISCOIL —August 8, Sophia Wllhelmina Bigene, the den.--
r et
the Rev. F. libikoe, of Torkilean. Gloucestershire.
CALl:Mit—August 8, at f'pper Woburn.place, A. Calder,O
1.1.
aged fit.
URBlNB.—Auguet 8, at Westbourne-terrace, H7deliell4U"
widow of Lieutenant-Colonel Gobbing. C. B . agc.l 74_
HOOLIL —August s, in Sheffield, Harriet, the hoirote,"
ta
late Mr. W. Hoole, aged 74.
Kanirox-rtaxas. g —Auust 8. at Pomeroy, new Hoe Bo.
jons7t:plret,_RßAN.
ugnmA.NredKeaykoson"..lruwlestlerb... w. 31,0.04
MART DR DECllLS.—Atinuaf 7, at Wishi*den• alter lst
sot
Mac deeply lamented by an attached circle of relative .s
Mends, the Lady Stuart de Doles.

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