The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-03 00:00:00

MARKETS.

!if N CF.% T t RYA ..-HUDDZ/0111/0.11. JULY
heti. Lendost ant pr .. .. w iit. . il/ the totairket to day, hut although there Ii et i.4u er el mat, .
eoundenee, litq era do not pernhase .o freely as swat
MIRO?. flood qualities of home trade goods are in in., lit:. demend, and ntanufarterers of these are toleral.le l,n.d.
inidille-elans meets are lea. lorintreit for. amt .ti •
difilcidt to twee.

WOOLS. —HrrOItRAIELD, JUT I —London salea tun.,
chmed with drill plicee haw When a *WOW ~.tahir,„,t.•..
trade. and bra>era are mating their avh.‘llol.ll .ath,.. •
freely, and mobl.3* in the I etter

iNfriONC.—Lrentroni, Jct.% 2.—Dull market. with Pl.
buyers' favour. Estimated sales a.-
dal) 7,000 lad •
!duo spermistion am( export. :kral Amerhara....!,l ,:-•
ado lam. 11:.1. 121 d. lo Staraidmin. +I ~
aural Ilaßla, 1l 50 Rio, PM.: Egyptian. a:1.1 t.. • •
4.t.170 Rural. : Bengal. &ill4`. ke
Peru, 11,1. I. !Yid. Emit illiollerah. Isl. :
4,•1:: ditto Brunch. Sid . ditto Bengal, ao1;.,
It'd.: ditto Penton, lid.: middling Bolted*. Ild.
II id. , .

COTTON GOODS.—Musetireria, JILT I.—Then
a quiet market for all kinds id h.sine trade yuns, gni
about id. per lb. cosier than they were on ri Way 1.1
VAT. are also quiet. There has suavely herb aby
uttering to-day, and the little that has 10,.-11 41,
has bets dune at lower prior.. There is to,
mewl since Friday In the cloth market. Quotations of .11. rt.
of goals, printing clutla, shirting., MINI good. suitable to 1.
arc tower to day. Owing to the unfavourable news mini 11.4 i;
both from Calcutta and Bombay. of the state of priers it
merchants here auto determined to keep out of ties it,..„„,* •
entirely. Many of the orders lu the hands of icansilsi
chiefly on account of the India trade, which hate kept Ms,
busy fur the last month or six works, are now rumika i:„t
ale near completion, AIM it b found that they miot either to
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duce less or accept still lower prices. The intents, 01 ti..
has been very small. There was a failure announced bac ).q.,.
day in the American trade, with liabilities to the
2120.000, hot It is anderstaid that an iirraugemeut ha.
been made with the creditors.

COHN.—HIII4, Jett 2.—Wastber• continues all that ‘ise
desired for the coming crop, the hay huntt ti ponveiix,
rapidly, and seldom or ever was a finer season emerieuetg fh,.,
The whoa plant in this district is now to full ear. and altoneth-r
promisee for the coming herveat, with the exerptiou 01 whew
the heavy lands, me as favourable as perible At to-day'. noci,
a moderato supply of Knallah wheat, which sells more fr..vh
fully bat Tuesdays currency, and In 401214, I wtbinves • trifle
lig obtainable. hot ion moves off at late rates: choke rob oivrt
most inquiry. Barley for minding fully as dear. liexta
peas without change. Out trade flrm, and choice
better request. Yorcimu arrivals for the week
barley, 1,3715; oats, 1,7 N; beans, 275 peas, 425. tare,.
rye, Si yra

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IPSWICIL, Jr ix 2.—Scaroely any wheat offering here
the little that was sold made fully late rates. Beam mid pes,
as before.

Luso% Jl'Lir 2 —We hare more niquh7 for wheat to-day, .t pi
tine English qualities are Is. par qr. dearer than Let Teed,.
Other articles unaltered.

LIVTRI,P.L, Julia t—We had a vary good attrilss, ..t
our market to-day, and a moderate burinus war oucluJed
wheat, at the full rates of Friday last. Flour 01.1) prvriori
rates. Indian cunt In fair demand, at shout former Kt...
Milted American, 375. 6d. to 3m. per qr. Beans Ikm, oati
oatmeal quiet, but unchanged In value.

Lrea. JULT 2.—The weather since Tuesday has, ups,
whole, been favourable, and a considerable quantity of bay 1.,
been secured in excellent order. At our cunt market this ray
the attendance was smaJl, and but a limited show of :
although the demand mot ant active, lost week's prices tern its.
Mined for all froth qualities. Beans and oat.s quite lei doer
Per imperial qr. to the grower:—Wheat, whit*, new, ellla t..
&tile. per imperial bushel, OM. to 725.: ditto, red. 00Db. 5.,
11211.4., eft. to nee.: oats, Wile. to its. to No. :I,esaemlas
to 6511 m., 43a. to OW : peas. maple, 631 M. to 641 M, 4m. to 4,4
NIWCASTI.I-1:PON-TTIIP. JULY i.—The weather has oTaio
come cold, and threatening wet. At our market tide 111,11 it,
we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers as sell a
from other quarters, and although we had a good &Bendy....
lapin, only few transactions resulted, holders being uortillia
to sell excepting at full terns.. Ylnur held very firmly. the gr—
scarcity of tooth country descriptions causing a large acme,
upon our millers' manufacture, their Ones realising 441.
Saabs. la other articles we have Utile variation to note.
SALISIIeaT, Jt LT •.—The supply of wheat was partie,ol,.
Wort, and twileicilutis were limited at • trilling leaner. ft.:
trade nominally unaltered in price. Burley was in fair fro,:
for all good minding samples. Business In malt was very
and priers nominally unaltered. to oats, beans, and pre
trade was exceedingly sleek, without adteratitoe of tent
Wheat, MN. to 705.: barley, Sts. to 375.: oat., 4014. to
beans, 4te. to OM. pm; 40s. to 405.: rye. 37 le to Ste per
taros. M. Om to 7s. lid. per bushel; Sour, 4:4. to 50.. per a....
malt, 731. to Ills. per qr.

CAITLE.—tisl MICKY, JULY e.—Our market to-day was tot
better wpplkd, both as regards aumben and quality ; awl t.. 4,
was • good attendanse of buyers and dealers Salt were he,:
mid a total clearance effected, best beef making about id 1. r
more more money than at last market. There was also a Li:,
supply of prime sheep, which sold freely at fully late nug.
There were a few peas of lusts, which were quickly
of, at high rates.A moderate supply of calves. trade slatk rt
former pekes. There eau • snail number of plgsrrn offer. trwle
dull, and prices still lower. best of beef, 13a to lie per seer
cow an 4 heifer ditto, Pte. to Ile.: mutton, from A. to bid per
lb.: veal, 7d. to 7f d.: fresh pork, 74. to 84.; green bmwssl
to Sid. :dry ditto, Pd. to 10d.: porkers, per score, 9s. to ?a .
large Imam pigs, 111. to Se. 641. sweet pickled ham.. Al. to 144
per lb.: quarter-old store pigs, 10e. to TM. each.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.
Mr Paw Mew Total, BAIL
RAILWAYS. open. leagera &AWL& 1967. 1444.
Week ending icing PI L £ al &
Cork end Band. ti
Elow & South Y. extern l4O 11.31." 11,0,
1.44n,8right0444.1.1.:45mt 335 21,099 5,620 90,916 21.7,t
Week eadaug June 30.
Cambrian
Great Luxembourg 172 1,795 1.,U9 0...b.r.; 6,411
Metropolitan
North London ll 3,702 1,439 5,141 41..44,

THE Hoe PLANTATIONS.—ROWHENTER, JULY 2
—The reports received this morning from the several dia.
tricts of Kent all describe the hops as looking worse than
at any time during the season, while vermin is still on
the increase, the bine, in the majority of the plantations,
being covered. The nights still keeping cold, and the
weather altogether most ungenial, the bine makes little or
no progress, while in many of the plantations honeydew
is spoken of as having made its appearance. The Literal.
or Midsummer shoots, are this year very backward, and an
places where they have begun to push forward they sir
attacked by vermin. Altogether the prospects of the
planters are anything but favourable, and should there he
no change for the better in the weather during the taxi
few weeks, it is more than probable that the yield will tie,
year be considerably below an average. There was a Fatima
heavy fall of rain last night, has bad the effect •-f
freshening the plants and washing off much of the venni:
from the bine. The weather, too, has become wanner.
and this will doubtless improve the condition of the
grounds.
Foraucx CATTLE.—The Lords of the Priv%
Council have licensed the following lairs for the reception
of foreign cattle, under the Order of Council, May
16:—I. All those lairs situate on the north-west side
the Metropolitan Cattle Market, at Islington, anal being at
rear of r. public-house known as Copenhagen House, in tii.
occupation of William MODISH Turner. 2. All those la,
situate in Brandon-road, Islington, in the accusative 4;
John William Markham. 3. All those Lairs situate
Belle Isle, Islington, in the occupation of John Low.
All those lain. situate at Belle Isle Islington, in the ocr.
'station of John Houck. 5. All Isle,
lairs being No.:.
Roman-road, in the occupation of William Newbury. •
All those lairs known as Layouck's Cattle Loire, situate
the Liverpool-reed, Islington, in the occupation of hi::
Nicholls.

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C YNT Al. PALACE.—ONE DAY.--TI
DAY, JULY 2. —Admilimions on payment, 4,110; ditto I.
season tickets. 1,349 ;total visitors, 3,43%

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