The Express.
London, England, 1867-07-10 00:00:00

MARK/em.

MANl'leAff tr&F, —ll 11.1 i. JCL%
stand favourable wchtlier mr lianest puq,,s ha. 4... !,
more abecrtut tom, to the market. Although the 1i1141,41'
buyer. attending have not been numerous the butane.. lemma..
Lions have reached a fair average of the hot fen geHis,
returning confidence is apparent bAh amongst
sellers. the goods most in demand are in new patterns hd
autumn and winter suitable for the home trade, be:ether vitt .
few of the old stocks of black doeshink fancy matures and
Bedford conla

, - fore I a steady Luau
doing in all descriptions of eulotoal wo>9,la. Prices knee
tiered moderakly easy induoes manutatturers to issalra,
little more freely. In other wool,, particularly loser qu—tero
there is yet little or no demaed.

TALLOW.—TrEaDar EVa::.l2:O —II* market ideals
day. lipot. 441 fld. July to September. tis 141 t., Hs p 1
and Octobe► to December. 46a. 3cl. to lbs. Id. Deliveries to Loi
evening. 1 tasks . arrivals, 115 casks.

JILT V.—Our market remains quLt
with prices slightly easier. Misstated maks tudn)
Including 2,000 speculaUcts and export. 4.000 American, f.jd. t„
120, , 600 Pernam. itc.,llld. to I id.: 150 Marimbas's. POl so
1211. ; 20 Maeda and Bahia, 110. ' • 200 ligypthus, 1.:0,d. to Psi
1,850 Surat, dial. to : Bengal. Sciatic tor, 7d. to 7K sti
Peru, 10. d. to llid. Pair Dhollerah. 8;d.; fair ussiotawutt,„.
; fair Broach, Bid. ; fair Bengal 14.1: fair Epi,j. ;
fair Pernam, Md. ; Middling Bounds, 1001 . mWOLog
Orleans, told.

COTTON GOOD&-11•11CH9SIWI., /MS 9.-11 he market
inactive and depres,ed, and • continuous and steely .14-, uhe
the Liverpool cotton market tends to keep buyers here Ole
opending. The business done to-day has beets very
imixuin-
cant in amount, and yarns may be quoted id. to ltd per ii. lowee
than on kliday. Cloths may be purchased cheaper by Old to
td. per piece than on this day week. Bat of course, in a
market where there are more sellers than buyers, price ar,,,
very irregular sad Waken to quote, spinners and invade,
doers having sio--ka and being pressing, sellers being wining.
some instances to take even lower rates than this would nab.
cage. Our market for shipping yarns has been very quiet today.
with very little disposition to-buy and to make sales
prices must be taken. The home trade yarn Moms repot( a
tendency still to lower prices. Where spinners will accept the
reduction sales can be toads to a moderate extent. In ;kb
the tendency has been gradual but continuous since eridg.
Generally speaking buyers seem unwilling to operate exact
small quantities, and then only, as is usual where there is kik
confidence, whets quick deliveries can be guaranteed, aid at
rates which manufactured are unwilling to accept. The du.ta.
God of sellers of cloth to-day ere &I. per piece lower than 1.4
Tuesday on sib. and bulb. printers 9d. on db. dos., bib, ;:i.,
anti nib. and 1011 i. 45hltich shirting,: ed. less on bib. toz. and 411).
ahlrtlugs : 11d. per piece less uu 99 and 46 inch Mocouets. 4.1.
less on 51b. T cloths, and ad. on 61b. ditto ; yd. told. pee pie, e
less on 91b. and 10Ib. long cloths; and for 19-inch :lb. 6g544.4
shirting., quoted last week at ICs. 9.1., a shilling less would be
taken : while alh. aoz. ditto, quoted at 14s. last week, are olere4l
at its. 041. These are seller. quotations, and buyers are nem,/
still lower rates, but even were lower rates are accepted nay
small quantities are Gilds
WOOLLEN Jr IA A —There has been a moderate
attendance of buyers at the cloth halls this morning. Waded
and Manchesbr home and shipping houses have been represented,
sad a slight Improvement in the transfer of 'mods nay be said
to have taken place. Although the Individual tnunnictions hare
not been a greater amount of speculation hashes% apparent.
The demand has varied little. In the Coloured Hall thy iNunies
have been chiefly for tweeds of medium and better etas
makes, dark steel mixtures having had a derided
deference, of which a few tolerably good panels
have changed hands. Coatings in plain mixtures and fancy
stripes and checks have been moderately well inquired after,
which, although they have not been extensively transferred this
'Welling, have, nevertheless obtained a good podtbdi in the
market. The inquiries for heavy goods In the White Cloth Nall
have not been very animated. Beavers still continue 1. lu,Ja
the first place. Whalen in the finer makes have in wane
dances met with purchasers, but the sale of these coeds is not
so brisk as we were able to report during the sntuae cal lac
year. Hair-lists are at present more in request, a few nage
rarely good transactions have taken place, and an impeoe
tone has been noticeable with respect to these goods.

CORN.—HULL, Jots' 9.—Weather keeps favourable, whit
is of groat importance, as the wheat plant Is now in full Noun
Hay harvest is peace...ling rapidly. and is a few more days aft
a continuance of such weather, the bulk will be secured lu tN
district. The root crops have ',coedited by the late rale, 14.
look promising. At to-day's market a small supply of total
wheat, scarcely sufficient for local millers, which sells (reel) r
fully last Tuesday's currency. foretops meets a steady retail or
at late rates, especially good fresh red. Barley for griodar
moves of steadily. Beans and peas slow sale. Oats of use
quality scarce, and beet deacriptMos move of at prices is far et
of sellers. Tareign arrivals for the week :—Wbest, 11,661 yes
barley, 1,136 ; oats, 9,766 ; beans, 1,342: peas, 611 ; tares, 31
Indian awn, 1,135.
Irswies. JULY 9.—ficarcely any wheat °Mating today, sal
prima fully as dear as last week. Beans and peas arm.
LEE" JULY 9.—We have a quiet market to-day for who A
last week's rats. All other articles slow, without chnut
value.

LIVISRPOoL, JULY 9.—Wa had a arm,' atteadaneeat our aunt
this morning. Wheat was to good request at a derline dit
per cents' sloop Friday last. hour steady, and prices uncimund
Beans, ed. to is. cheaper ; geld* Mt per yr.. Indian cvni.
dull, at Yrlday's rates: cola and oatmeal In good request sed
ratherdasnr.

Lyon, .1 ete 9.—With the exception of last Thursday. Inn
we had SONO heavy rain, the weather has been dry aid
floe. Today the market was but thinly attended, and t wry
amity show of wheat : the demand was steady, AM In sow in-
stances Is. per quarter more money was paid. linens as.l t
Vl4'lfavour of &ellen. Per Imperial yr. to the mew:—
1 , white, new, 611 M. to nibs. per Imperial bushel. to to
726.; ditto, rad, Sollis. to 65155., 02s. to sibt.. oats, Mt. toollit,
255. to M. beans, 63155. to 6611 w., 42a. to 48at peas. lox*.
to Saba, 405. to 42a.

NIWCAIII.I-111,094T1111, JOLT 9.—The weather to-day hat u
sumo' quite a summer like sapid, Stld should It colitis. our
harvest prospects will he much Itnpo.ved. At our meld the
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the Envoi%
hut we have fair arrivals to report from the o ad and abroad
Our millers having bought with tolerable freedom on Maur*
were more retired to-day, the limited business !taming being om.
fined to county buyers, for which Saturday's rates were realise/
Flour and other articles without change.